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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
rev York stock ard Money Market.

NEW YORK. March so-Eoon.-Stocks active
Gold 1924. United States bonds firm and advanc-
lag; 5'2o's, go, lioh. Money easy. Sterling
Long. lhsa; short, lo9A. Tennessee e's. ex-cou-
pons, &c: new. SIT. Virginia c's. cy-coupons,
IA: new, Gs. Louisiana e's, old, 10: new, ~.
Lcvcc e's. -; SIS. as. Alabama se, s7s; SIS, 30
asked. Georgia 6's, 90; "a s2a. North Carolina
cs 47s new, s'i.
Ersninq. Money easy nj 5TS pei cent, Sterling
lrs.. Gold, lI?. Southern Securities strong.
United States bonds-Coupons, 1881, ll4.; 5-2o's,
CO. III IS, 1929; 5's, llo3 new, lOss; rs 100, :
SIS, icy; le-4o'a, loot. Virginia e's. II: new.
cS!. Louisiana e's. IA: new, 73t. Tennessee e's,
Il; SIS. %. Alabama 8's, s. 5's 20. Georgia s's,
81; IS. %. South Carolina e's, ss new, 81.
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Domestic Markets IRY TELEGRAPH.

DOmesttc taTkcis ID NJ.
NEW YORK. March Standardization dull and
r.. lower; sales, TOO bales uplands, ?a!r. Or
leans. 90; Corn l.; loEer: Other hLehdstmiis
"rk I S FTsshS s iT
$50 bales. Flour dull. Wheat-No. l, 5l.ls3 :
49, l@aSlll Corn closed quiet at *i .5G ,a
Turpcntinc. .c.c. Rosin, S24s0. Freights I'M
changed on cotton.
BALTIToEE, March 3o.-Cotton quiet ut 22!c.
Flour more active at yesterdays prices. W heat
white 98G1S1.: yellow, psNJ9c. Oats quiet at 5SG
soc. Rye quiet at 959s: o5. Pork hrln at ::.@
*g7l. Bacon firm rib Sizes l5c. clear sides itc.
shoulders. &c hams. l9Gt20c. Lard firm at l51N
I6c Whisk"y firm at a7l2pSc.
VirrinI. o's-;Ild, IS bid, SO asked; I3s6s, 90
S's-Ncw, 70. I'D.
CiSCISSAT1. March 30 Mess Pork held al s27.
Bacon, i:mi5lc ked for char rib and l5ic. for
Gle IF sides. but t.. less offered and 10 snles Sll-
gsr.cured hams dull. Lard dull steam, iit4l'ic.
WhiskcI q,tict and stcadyat s5L"!c
ST. LOUIS, March 3O.-Corn Mixed aud yellow,
s0nSic. Whi>kcy, 93c. Pork heavy aud held 1T
*.79 1925 clear sides, liiMl5ic. Lard nominal.
LOUISVILLE. March 90 Corn unchanged. Pro.
visions III III ut $3.50. Bsccn--ShoulGcrs. ll5r. :;
clear sides, ljtc. Lard, Ice. "hiskey, ssH9ic.
Boston, March 80. Cotton dull and nominal
midi!ings. 23tc.: sales $50 bales receipts, 2U2
bales stock, Il, 500 bales.
NORFOLK, March 3O.--Cotton dull and rn-
changed; low middllngs, 2Oc. receipts 10 Dalcs !;
stock 6, ls5 bales.
CHARLESTON, March 3o.-Cut;on In good de-
mand III .lc sales. 400 bales receipts. Oil bales :
exports to Great Britain 2,4I8 bales exports us
bales stock, IL, GGo bales.
SAVANNAH. March 30.-Coit0n quiet at CONC
2lc: sales $40 bales receipts, sol bales; exports.
coastwIse, 1856 bales; stock, 81 ?79 bales.
MOBILE, March 3O.--Cotton I'm fair demand At
lower rates; middlings, 2Oic.; sales, LOO bales
receipts, 4io bales EXPORTS 27s bales; stock, &C.
42l bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 3o.-Cotton dull and
nominal ut 2lsQ22c.; sales, ? 500 bales receps,
1859 bales. k1ports-To Liverpool, S!i bales
1913, 500 bales Sugar quiet prime loi4llc. Mo-
lasses quiet prime not :ermenting, e5c.
Gold iii. New York sight, premium
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TIE rEENCu Conspiracy.
PArsI. AVAILABILITY.

LONDON, March Z9.-ASsurances have
been received from Rome that the Council,
Yielding to the representation of the Euro
rcun Powers. will adjourn the discussion on
papal infnIIibilty until the latter pant Of
May. The Catholic laity Of Switzerland
are dissatisfied with the ultramontanism OF
their bishops in the council.
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Indian Massacrcs in Texas-FOrty
Families Murdered.

ST.. LOUIS, March 3O.-Advices from
Garretsville, Texas, to March 9Th report
that the Camanches have massacred over
forty families in Western Texas. The dis
patch adds that it is believed that the COM
mander Mt Fort Hill could have prevented
the massacre.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

FOREIGN Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, March o--E0on.-United States bonds
quiet
LIVERPOOL March 30 Eoon.-Cotton opened
dull estimated sales. 10. 600 bales. 0'Ctock.-
Cotton dull Uplands, 1o5d. Orleans, IT'D Rcd
Winter Wheat, s..
LIVERPOOL, March DISQUALIFICATION qulet
and unchanged sales, 10 go bales, including 900
for speculation and export.
PARIS, March ao.--Boursc dull. Rentcs, 1870
FRANKFORT, March ao.-United States bonds
firm at sig.
HAyRE, March 3o-Eoop. Cotton quiet.
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E.et,cr from charlottesville.

tfItsuNIttIlfc Ut tIlc EI'IIUDTT ITIsFSIVII'
CHARLOTTESVILLE, March 80, 1870.
Oar town authorities have been Il" recon
ttu.otcd." MIR. +. H. MasSic has been
elected Mayor by the ncwly-arpointed
Council. Ex-Mayor Savn@c-tavagc only
in nrl@c and no. b. n&!u;c-Las gracefully
sarr2niercd his Office without uaugurating
Il rebellion, after the example Of the Rich
'ao4d carpe!-bsgger. People here condemn
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plcKENs'S FAREWELL READING.-On the
18th instant Mr.. Charles Dickens supple
mented his farewell reading at St. James's
Hall, London, with few extempore re-
marks, in which he referred with pride to
his experiences as q public reader for the
past fifteen years, and closed by saying:
" From these earish lights | vanish now for
evcrmorc with one heartfelt, grateful,
respectful, aud atfectionate farewell"
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Personal.

RALEIGH, N. c., March 3O.-General
Robert E. Lee passed through here last
night en- route to the South for health.
AUGUSTA, GA, March 30.-General Lee
is expected to arrive here tonight from
Charlotte.
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Fitty-onc Of the I'll students at Heidcl-
berg &C Americans.
4 record Of the nets Of the Ecumenical
Council il to be published in six magnificent
folio volumes.
The total number of hogs packed this
wear in the West is 2,575, 2G2; last year,
2,499,l73. Average weight of hogs this
wear, 1913 pounds; last year, 206i pounds.
Yield Of leaf lard this year, 235 pounds
last year, al pounds--a net decrease OF
per cent.
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Suspension OF Business House I'm
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, March 30.-A prominent
shipping and commission house suspended
to-day. The suspension caused much sur
prise. The house has large connections
with New York and the South.
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The WhIskey Trial In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, March 30.-Judge Mathews
and e1-Attorney General Stanbery spoke
in the district court in behalf of the distil-
lers, opposing the cight-hour fermen-
tation regulation.
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For the Dispatch.


Messrs. Edito-s,-Pcrmit me, through
your columns, to acknowledge the receipt
through Mrs. {. c. Stravcr, Of go 80 (onc-
half Of the proceeds of supper given by
the ladies OF the Memorial Association Of
l!arr;sonhurr, Va.) How fit that these no
he women, Ms they lahorcd to secure the
means of decorating the graves of our gall
liant dead, should think of their dependent
orphans, aud turn their ready hands to the
work of educating them. Teachers of all
Christian denominations take these wards
Of Virginia under their instruction Mt $40
per session Of ten months. Shall they not
lie paid this small sum promptly? The
women of Rockingham answer, not in
'"ordS but in dccdS, eyes, it NEST be
done" More than nine hundred arc now
in the various schools and academies
throughout the State. Now, let oil our
Virginia women do as those in Harrison m
burg have done, and the work will be done
Meanwhile let not the men, though less
impulSivc, give UP this work to the softer
sex. Send on your contributions by mail
10 me, either by check or po6t-oflice order,
"r even in grccnbaChS.
". T. BEnADnuS,
Corresponding Secretary.
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VELVET, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY,
TuREE.rI.Y, aud INGRAM CARpET1NGS.
RIGS. MATS, and FLoOR-CLOTnS,
FLOOR and TABLE CIL-CLOTHS,
DAHAtk ard LACE CURTAINS. and WIZ
DOW SHADES.
Ihave reduced The above 10 correspond with the
price ~ gold. X. L. RlCHAhDooN'
NIB Sin QOl corner Main aud Ninth streets.
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TIN l<cnuE TlN.--Ir. the iEi:el States
&,na,' Tuesday IL" fiG&rc" tomiai;te" lc-
l~teI substitute iorlhc House joint rcso-
...;r., relative to Ii" lAcomc tax. The sub
sCtutc r 81 tol!o"-
L. II r,>yjc.d. d., That 80 much e
srctlons llt u sad inclH&iL~ section i23
II act approved june -. i-,H, cu!licli an
.let 10 provide Tuys and uc&n- Tor III" SUP
l.~; Il tie t;oYesEmcni oni Tor other i,tr-
g".,-.' and Of tho scvcral act, amending
-..l sections. be - amended that the sryc-
I'll Ilt o. o. incomcr, dividends. and s&la
.;"-, ;i:ilp:vi bY said sections Shall continue
FOR ana during the entire year 1876, and 50
much IF such taxes ~ are not paid or ay~
able during sad year small Lc collected
AMI lail during the yea" lH7! in die mol"
V1rscrlc1 b. said sections.
"SCcTlo< . Tha; after the year 1870
there shah bc levied AMI collected tax q
three per ccutum per "nnum Oh the several
Incomes, dividends, and salaries, described
il tic preceding section Of this joint rcso-
}uion ana IN the mpic and Iuaulrr here
to,o~c provided by law
MIR. Sherman ravc ioicc that he would
call ". the substitute at tic fig, opportu-
atty.
VIRul>iA Po~r-0rrIvE~.-At Dnysville,
ioUioun county. Anna T.. Palmer l. APP
y,o,rtcG ?o.,n.ie;rc>s, cic. Leah +. Palmer,
.~-.gnvd. !: Mtc&c!I's citation, Culrepcr
couA;y. Miss Wilhu':uina !. Lewis is ap-
pointed pos'!niStrcsS, yirs liis. laura Is.
Lawrence, deceased. Vt JcnNine's Bridge.
Accomuc county. Tnoma- J.. Fletcher is APP
pointed postmaster, r.c. Thoma< l.. Broad
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
RTICLEs OF GOOD QUALITY.

a hAASLAo W WV
GOLD PENS, fine assortment ofths best naau'
poc tasiaIs of Rosers's make.
various sizes
PESCIf. CASES. new and beautiful;
ALBUMS, the incest MADE, /"
saNKERs' GASES and CASH BOXES
with and without locks;
p ,RTABLE WEITIh G-DESkS,
LADIES' W0RK-BOXES,
CHEssMEN and BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
beautiful Nol EPAPER and ENVELOPES =.
moot 'ash''h Woo I.iMseSuisE 6 PARHAM.
NH 81 Booksellers aud stitionefs.
CONSTITUTION, WITH INDEX, 1ee.;
" Paschal.s Annotaied Cor st'tu!ion OF Cnlleo
states Leading Criminal Csse1 Redas!d
on Carriers, Wills. and On Railways Idle.
Attachment. billiard ON Injunction .eTke" an,.
on Damages Issn0fL Sa Waisse. volume
Briehtly's Digest United etates s..,, Wn,,sS
and Br,eh.ly's National s r paSS;,ioUs and other
se s worxs. Lsrrs stock 81 LAW nsT sad oio'
booxSehe 1915 Main street.
Do0ES AND sTATIONERY.-JoHE
fJH. WALSH. Ils Broad street. takes ptessarSS
q, s! ananng iS 81 BOOKS AID sTAToNEkx 2
rery low prices. Als,a nne selection OF Wiling
&c cojI "a solicited. ja1
r IME.-yIRGISIA LIME Of superior
An min g Tor sale y 10. F. WILLIAMS 8 &C.
AND PAP k-tul
~ stock AT ELLYSON a TAYLOR'h
FS,n ss!nSntrc Hrusffsh A'tbs~
ALL THE PERIODICAL LITERA-
n TIyRE or THE DAY may hshsd o1
ELLYSOH & TAYLOR
49, xs.ninisv Dksu0tsA Rusl6tn&
GTATIQNERY.-Ful assortment %
i ELLYsQN 4 gAYhQSA
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v. T. BN0ADnUS,
Corresponding Secretary.
ric&$JVrq, "a, March 90. 1870.

One Man KILLED AND Two Wounded
Monday morning the engine = Harrison
burg" attached to q material train on the
Orange aniAlcxanlria railroad, exploded in
u cut between Fairfax and Burke's station.
The engineer, Mr.. william II. King, vas
instantly killed, and the cond uctor, Mr..
James T. Pcyton, received two severe cuts
on the head and face, his lower lip being
torn away. \ track hand namel Murphy
was also badly scaldcd. The fireman was
blown up above the telegraph pole, but
came down without sustaining any damage
except 81 few Slight bruises.-LwchjWy
Ecy"iiicnN.
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We notice that Beverley r. Wexford has
been elected judge OF the Richmond circuit.
In congr@tulatng the Commonwealth at
large on Mr.. Wclliord's accession to the
lycal bench, oar justification is found by
his acquaintance III the fact Of his peculiar
fitness for the judicial crmine Of Virginia
in any grade of service. Ripe in his
learning ~ a scholar ard n lawyer, lie is
moe especially fit for the administration
Of justice in his personal qualities. Bred
10 the standards OF Old for the dellcacy and
dignity Of geMtlcman's honor, he il
known 10 lac vigilant md liberal toward
the lessons and promises OF those evcntful
times. Thus the new and strange altcIa
tons which affect the civil relations. Of citi-
xens IN one lay may receive from him the
appreciation Of IN enlightened co'nmon
rrNsn. white III" exalted aud refined spvi;
Of the obsolete past will yinicatc Itself in
q magistrate who can 80 well adjust II 10
Few ami refractory conditions. Judge
Wclltori would honor mere conspicuous
bench. N,rfrN 'ir!;,iaH.
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MARCH II, 1870.
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1t is stated that Senators Forney and
Buckingham tonight, upon comparison OF
views, determined that the colored citizens
of Connecticut can qualify themselves for
voting OF Monday by registering tomorrow
or next day.
General Sherman remarked today that
the decease of General Thomas was proof
of the truthfulness of that part of his
letter upon the Logan army bill which de-
clares that "Death is already doing his
work among our veterans"
The suggestion in memorials to Congress
from citizens in New York and Massachu-
sets, presented respectively by Senators
Conkling and Burlington, that commission
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be appointed to examine and audit claims
for damages sustained by our citizens by
the Alabama and other Confederate cruz
GERS, has caused number of private let
tiers to be sent to congressman approving
the plan, and is receiving favor in both
Houses. WALLACE.
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Correspondence Of tie Richmond lh'paich.
FRtDERICksE~EG, Va,
March 20 1870. (
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Some ten days ago Mr.. &. Bauder


Some ten days ago Mr.. q. Bauder
with several others had On immense
sport in cha sing down huge elk-that
strayed into tho enclosure on the
Babcock farm in Paris township.
The alarm was immedia tely given
and half dozen stalwart men on fsot
and on horse back gave immediate
chase. In tho attempt to escape,
Mr.. Elk was caught in the wire fence
by tho horns and before he could re-
lease himself from the entangleme r.
fell an easy prey to his pursuers,
having been pierced with shot and
ball, and having had his judgular vein
severed. IA .'.'-s. .a.ar
The men engaged in this sport not
only fed themselves on delicious meal
for 3 few days, but also rem EN- ered
their friends in Cresco and elsewhere
In their behalf and our own We tender
them our thanks, and especially Mr..
Bauder for a fine steak. ..... .. .........
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100000 More.

Gen. Bullock, disbursing officer o.
the Freedman's bureau is fortunat.
that = deficiency of only $25o,OoO
has been found in his accounts
When Tammany commits such acts
democrats as we'll as republicans cal
it robbery, and the guilty ones are
known as defaulters. Republican off;
cials however are mentioned Is hav.
ing their accounts little ''myst.6
ed' BY such a transaction, and are.
among republicans in no way unified
for social or Political recognition
OF course republican papers will not
inform their readers of this littl.
interpretation Of the people = mon
ey: but won't they curse TammanJ
though.
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-NDil0blc Insurance,

Theifecent disastrous Ere in Chi
cago,s snd throughout the entire North
West:H~l<rs tities, towns, and whole
couneYct have been devastated and
laid waste btsilss bringing ruin upon
thousands Of those that supposed
themselves INSURED, has ruined many
compShies, snd thousands who bad
not taken the precaution to be well
insured IL some good solvent COM
pany.-z4 a."jsu 49, -,eG4 Z" -
Thcse holding policies are not all
Ensured. Perhaps they have paid the
premt,fm demanded and hold genuine
policies. Issued by straw companies,
or companies on verge of bankruptcy
from heavy losses recently sustained.
In ritl,er event it behoves them to
insure in companies which have stood
the test Of fire and oamo out uncrip.
pied. There are such companies and
prudent business men insured in
unsouad companies should seek the
genuine, those uninsured should take
heed and delay not till they have
provided some protection for credit
ors, and families dependent on for
tune and business every day exposed
to destruction. Such insurance may
be effected with j. G. Carter & Co.,
of this place iuthe following compa.
MES that have withetood the fery
ordeal. .ra.~#5. :
HOME or New York, ErNA or.
HARrrokD, UNDERwR TIERS or New
York. There are undoubtedly other
solvent tohlpanies, but these We
know ffcntthcy most authentic source,
will each have over TWO MILLION
DoLlfFs sftet adjusting every loss.
We believe each has advanced its
premidm fates ;4but SO long as they
liquidayeA svery loss at the full face
of the policy, still retaining a fund
sufficient that'their policies represent
every dollar they purport to in case
of loss this will be no reason why
Prudent men should neglect to have
their dssarance upon his property.
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The early completion Of the rail
road along the west bank of the Miss.
issippi river from Dubuque to Nc
Gregor is to be an important event
for the state and it's commercial en-
porium. twill place Dubuque in
Immediate communication with
Northern Iowa, through its system OF
railroads contsrlng at McGrcgor, and
with oil these who have proper state
pride should be the means of trans
ferrins to Dubuque : considerable
proportion Of it's trade and business.
To build up Dubuque or anyother
Iowa city relieves other parts OF
tho state Of a portion state taxes its
increased valuation will make it in.
cunbent that it pay. This benefit
will not be merely Temporary but con.
tinuing from year to year, and will
naturally increase with the increased
growth and business Of the city.
Heretofore the need ofreliable con.
nections With Dubuque at all season,
of the year, has diverted from her
much business that from her location
she would have received. This, we
believe being remsdied in the com.
pletion Of the road alluded to, and in
the prompt action Of her merchants
and business mon viii give Dubuque
and its business the privileges both
deserve. 1922 'ass1 d 80" z
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We beg leave to call the attention
Republicans to the very serious fac t,
that it will be of very little use fol
them, or for the cause Of reform &c
elect a majority Of Republicans to
the next Legislature, unless they
send thiher an entirely new class OF
men. If they elect those of the old
type, they will only busy themselves
in ascertaining the highest price at
which they can sell out to their op.
ponents.-N. Y. Sun Rep.
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The Revolution is dead, but the
cause ofits decease has not been told.
The facts are these It learned that
pretty lady canvassers for woma n
newspapers were in the habit Of kiss.
ing gentlemen in order to obtain
subscribers, and thereupon it demand.
ed that ''if any enc connected with
this paper does this thing, we want
the name At once, that she may be
discharged" When the names OF
all the guilty ones were reported, it
had not . canvasssr left. That was
the matter. e. .
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The Importance Of Chicago to the
commercial world is indicated in the
fact that the destruction Of property
by it's recent conaagration was suffi-
cient to reduce the supply so as to be
visibly felt in New York the great
commercial emporium of the Western
Continent, aud an advance in the
price most Of the staples.
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Cost Of a ton Of pig in Penn

Tho New York Standard says.
President Grants suggestion tha!
the money appropriated for his re.
cePtion in Boston should be given to
those who needed it in Chicago il
characteristic Of our warm hearted
President = There Is perhaps moth.
ing on earth that il easier to do than
to be warm-hsarted with other peo-
Pies money.
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e. BEERS,
Hl|' !.
iSXXEKIEFS SALE.

TuE STATE or Iowa,
Howard County. D
In the District Court Of Howard County,
State Of Iowa.
By virtue ola Special Execution ia.
sued from the Office Of the Clerk of the Dis.
trict Court Of Howard County, State Of
Iowa, in favor of Ii. w. Thomas and E. W
Lloyd, and against David I. Davis, John J
Jones, John B. Jones, Thos. R. Jones
Minnie Jones and Griffith r. Jones ct al !,
dated October 9th 1871, and to me directed,
commanding me that Of the goods, chattels,
stock or interest in any, company, debts
due, property in the hands Of third persons,
lands and tenements which are not exempt
by law from execution) Of the said David
I. Davis, John 3. Jones, Thos. R. Jones,
Minnie Jones, and Griffith R. Jones, ct al
l make or cause to be made the sum Of One
Thousand five hundred and forty seven
dollars and ninety-fve cents, and fifty dol
lars attorneys fee, with interest and costs,
l levied upon the following described Real
Estate, lying and being situated in the
County Of Howard and State Of Iowa,
namely
The equal undivided one half Of the
east half Of the north east quar-.
ter, one fourth Of section twenty-three.
township one hundred, range twelve, west
of the fifth p. NJ, and the west half of the
north west quarter, and west half Of east
half OF the north west quarter Of section
twenty-four, in township one hundred,
range thirteen, west Of the fifth p. N.
And hereby give public notice that
shall offer for sale at public cutlery, at the
Courthouse door in Crcsco, County Of
Howard and State of Iowa, on
Saturday. November 49, 1871
between the hours of 8 O clock, A. Nc. and
o'clock P. NJ. of said day, sale to COM
mcnce at the hour Of 10 a'clock A. NJ, Of
said day and will sell to the highest
bidder therefor in cash, theaboye described
property, or sufficient thereof to satisfy the
above debt. with interest and cost
Dated this Doth day of October 1871.
]. r. POWELL, 4
Sheriff of Howard County, Iowa.
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