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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-19

CrdAhs.--For the best brands Of cigars go to
the Cabinet Saloon.
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VIM. TAYLOR.

A ssIsTANT ASSESSOR UNITED STATES INTER
~ NAL REVENUE. ...
once NJ DYRR's STORE, corner % Seventh and
Commercial streets, Elto. New. fg-2ns
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4 Word to Boys.

Make yourselves indispensable to
youremploycrs; that is the golden
path to success. BE SO Industrious,
so prompt, so careful, that if you
arc absent one hour Of the usual
time you will be missed, and he in
whose service you are shall say, II
didnot dream W. was so useful"
Make your employer your friend,
performing with minutencss what
ever task he sets before you, and,
above all, be not too nice to lend q
hand, however repugnant to your
sense of neatness it may be. The
success of your business in after
life depends upon how you dcport
yourself now; if you are really good
for anything you are foragreat deal.
Be energetic, put yourmanners into
business Look as well as act with
alacrity. Appear to feel an interest
andmake your mastcr'ssucccss your
own, if you have an honest one
Let your eye light up at his request,
and your feet be nimblc, There
Il 10 :. = u .. - =
are some who look southland heavy
and 90 withs SO slow and lazy q pace,
that it is irksome to ask what it il
your right to demand Of them. BE
, not like these. aal
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BULLS
BULLS
ShRS q ? Arr I Z a.
A Good Reason for the Captains
Faith.

Read the Captain's Letter and the Letter FROM
his mother:
Benton Barracks, Mo, April 80 1866.
On. JonN BuLL-Dear Sir: Knowing the
efficacy of your Sarsiparilla, and the healing
and beneficial qualitiesit possesses, | send you
the following statement of my case:
Twas wounded about two years ago--was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months.
Being moved so often, my wounds have not
healed yet. have not sat up q moment
since was wounded I am shot through the
hips. Ny general health is impaired, and
need something to assist nature. have more
faith in your Sarsiparilla than in anything
else. wish that that Is genuine. Please ex-
press me half dozen bottles and oblige
CAPT. G. P, JOHNSON,
St Louis, Mo.
p, S. The following was written April 30
1866, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt
johnson,
Dr.. JOIN BuLL--Dear Sir: Ny husband
| DR.. C. s. johnson, was skillful surgeon ant
physician in Central New York, where he died
| leaving the above G. 2. johnson to my care
| At thirteen years of age he had q chronic diar
rhca and scrofula, for which gave him you
Sarsaparilla. IT CURED HIM. ! have for TEL
years recommended it to many in New York
Iowa and Ohio, for scrofula, fever sores, an
general debility. Perfect success has attende
it. The cures Effected in some cases Of scroful
and feper sores :eere almost miraculous. al
anxious for my son to again have recourse
your Sarsaparila. He is fearful Of getting
spurious article, hence his writing to you for i
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HAS Cotuus rhfes manht to.qo
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Twelve monihf al"ho"
rotras Three months, oo0o
Sir months i.7''V
Twelve marihs l'Npr
Marriage iut otiiuHfy n1ufs', " not m'tg
lhnn fen ilnel -rrre. end ovef len lintf, charged
ai regular Advertising rates.
Au Advertisements NJ s'icly personal
character. will be charged At the rate Of twenty
cents per line.
Ediioriainoiccs iu local column, twenty eve
cents per Inc
1uB WORK Of every description done with
ncaincesaud dispatch
Advertisements payable in advance nnd Jol
| Work on delivery.
To oCoaarsrosprxrs.--W plain, with iuk
and on hut one side Of the sheet Ten lines o
ordinary Manuscript on letter paper, will MAXI
one square.
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MRS. General Gaines.

This lady, whose history furnish
es one of the most remarkable eX-
amples of persistcncy on record, is
thus alluded to by a Washington
correspondent Of the Pittsburg Chron
icle.
Mrs. General Gaines, the distin-
guished representative of fabulous
wealth, is residing in Washington,
and is a daily visitor to tho Interior
Department. She distributes her
attention discriminatory among the
different bureaus, andisby no means
an insignificant suitor in behalf Of
persons who invoke her aid in pro-
curing appointments: but her prin-
cipal interest centres in the Land
Office, before which she has a pen
ding claim for two and q quarter
square miles of land in the heart OF
the city ofNew Orleans, and upon
which there are streets and avenues
lined with costly edifccs. This val
liable list Of property Is land ceded
to the United Statesby the Spanish
Government, and for which she
claims o patent as the heir of hel
; father, Daniel Clark. Mrs. Gaines
Notwithstanding hasso long beer
before the public, has remarkabl.
cheerful disposition, and as she trip
about the corridors of the Interna
Department, the echo other ringing
laugh fairly startles the barnacle'
representatives of circumlocution.-
For lady who has lived an indef
mite number of years in an atmoi
phere of law, her tcnacity in rctair
ing her cheerfulness under difficu
6; ties does her credit but then, if ii
OF testimony of Inspector Bucket
:, s. worth any thing, hers IS ga sex
e, live and learn FROM" In her al
rs pcarance she is exceedingly youtl
ed full a circumstance that mayin son
for degree attribute to a marvellous G
he hibition Of taste in her exterior dc
eat orations. Fancy jaunty hat ST
h;i 1Id mounting bright, golden hair,
sa, soft petite form clad in a rich wal
." ing dress, and you have the conto
. of the girl of the period in dist
''' guiEhcd pcrsohativo Of prior era
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VOLUME 10 No. 81

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na .sfsf maa s
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Wfs HHs ial aassf nv
laiHsf ssi' ~ s.aaasgi ttffh
rta fss 3 hff ttatsff msfs
Httafsf tad io.fas ps.a tai i's,b
A. ttsal ssfif sl alesf
rllg cold waves arc loo aloong iot
.usl W. sink end atr almost ksl'
when Faith appears again, roseuca
aui urges ua onward. legiona VI
white ruhod angels invite and won
u7 with their immortal harpings
liul There We Onc, glorious pccrlcst
Ono, who also holds out Ills arms
10 welcome va. Ono more struggle
and all Is over The CULTS pat
The goal IA won, and we arc nest
ling In the bosom Of God who ia
our Star, our Sun, our Faith, our
Hope, our loycl CHucru.
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Office qfhc Union Land Company
and Southern Immigration Agency.
No | Bond Street, near Broadway
NEW YopR, January 9th, 1870
Ems. "pASoLA STAR
Dear Sirs:--Wo believe you are
sufficiently interested in the subject
of immigration to the South tojus-
tily us in asking yourattcntion very
briefly to tho efforts we arc making
to add to the thrifty and industrious
population (whitc) Of the South.
For months past, We have been
engaged in the work of laying before
the people OF the North and of Eu
rope the many advantages presented
by the South compared with the
West and North West, as a place
in which to settle. Through the
press and by printed circulars we
have reached vast numbers Of the
: Northern people, and the people of
Europe and now we are in constant
receipt of letters, and have innumc-
rablc applications in person from
7; families, single men and single wo-
Q men desiring to 60 South and settle
d permanently. Mechanics, Farm
o hands, parties to work farms on
@ shares, House Servants, male and
IS female, Railroad hands, etc, we
u can supply in unlimited quantities,
c aud if population constitute the true
wealth of country as has been
cs aptly said, the Southern people
y should cooperate with us in procu'
or ring the industrious and enterpri
" sing classes above enumerated.
Gen. O'Neill, President Of th,
as Fcnian Brotherhood Is at the heat
of our Company and is using hi
great influence with his countrymcr
ry and women with a view to their set
ss, Ting in, and by their energetic Ia
pc Dor, bcautifying the waste places o
your lovely lands.
mt The whole Press Of the Soutl
be should lend It's influence tothis goo'
W, work, and we trust it Is not askinI
I'd, too much to solicit your co-opcra
o. ton, (editorially), in the furtheranc
'b- ola scheme, the success OF which
m. will bring with it power and pro-
dc pcrity to your section. Y
:en Very respectfully, yours,
nd UNION LAND COMPANY.
In We refer, by permission. to Gci
u.s. Wade Hampton, Gordon, Clanto
lcs Moore and Rev. Al. Ryan, Editt
nd. of the Banner of the South.
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Wouldn't You Like 10 Know 7


The most musical aud bewitehlng thing =
have read lately is the follovingi
know girl with teeth ofpcarl,
And shoulders white as snow
She lives, all ! WE'LL
must not tell
Wouldn't you like toknow
Her sunny hair is wonderous fair,
And wavy in its flow;
Who made il less
One little tress--
Wouldn't you like 10 know ?
Her eyes are blue Celestial hucl
And dazzling in their glow;
On whom they beam
With melting glcam-
Wouldn't you like to know
Her fingers arc like lilies fair,
Wnen lilltes laiFCst bIoNi
Whose hands they press
With fond caress--
Wouldn't you like to know ?
Her foot is small and has fall
Like sonw-fakcs on the snow;
But where it goes
Beneath the rose
Wouldn't you like 10 know?
She has q ramc, the sweetest name
That langua &c can bcstow;
TWc1.d b-cak the spell
ii | should tell
| Woslin ycu like to k@ow3
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BULLS
BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS.
Authentic Documents.
Arkansas Heard from.
Testimony Of Medical Men.

Stony Point, White Co., Arkr May 20, &c.
DR Jons BuLL--Dear Sir. Last February, |
was in Louisville purchasing drugs, and got
some Of your Sarsaparilla and Cedron Bitters.
Ny son-in-law, who waswith me in the store
has been down with rheumatism for some time,
commenced on the Bitters, and soon found his
general health improved.
DR.. Gist, who has been in bad health, tried
them and he also improved
DR.. Coffee, who has been in bad health FOL
several years---stomach and trr affected--h'
improved very much by the use Of your Bitters
Indeed, the Cedron Btters have given you grea
popularity in this settlement. think | coul'
sell q great quantity Of your medicines thi
fall especially your Cedron Bitters ana oarsa
parilla. ship me ria Memphis, care of Ricket
h Neely. Respectfully,
| G. b. WALKER.
Prepared by Dn. Jous bull at his Labrator
Fifth street, Louisville, Ky
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BULLS
Won pT DUsTRoEEHo
TO my United States, and World
Wide Readers.

| have received many testimonials from pro
iCssonal aud medical men, as my almanacks
and various publications have shown, all Of
which are genuine. The following from a
highly educated and popular physician in Gcor-
gia, is certainly one of the most sensible COM
municatons have ever received. DR.. Glenn
cnt knows exactly what he speaks Of, and his
testimony deserves to be written in letters of
gold. Hear what the Doctor says of BULLS
WORN DETR0YER;
viLLASow, WALKER County, Ga,
June 26, 1866.
DR. JonH BrLL--Dear Sir: lhavc recently
given your Worm Destroyer several trials,
and find il wonderfully etiicacious. 1t has not
failed in single instance TO have the wishsd-
for effect am doing pretty large country
practice, and have daily use for some article OF
the kind. am free to confess that know Of
no remedy recommended by tho ablest authors
that is 50 certain and speedy in its effects. On
the contrary they are uncertain in the extreme.
Ny object in writing to you is TO find out upon
what terms | can get the medicine directly
from you. If | can getit upon easy terms !
will use great deal of it. am aware that
the use of such articles is contrary TO the teach
ings and proctice of great majority of the
regular line Of N. DIS, but see no just cause
or good sense in discarding remedy which
we know to be efficient, simply because W.
may be ignorant of its combination. Fo
my part, shall makeit rule to use all ant
every means to alleviate suffering humanit.
which may be able to commandment hesita
ting because some one more ingenious thai
myself may nave known its effects first, an
securad the sole right to secure that knowledge
However, am by no means an advocate
supporter of the thousands of worthless nos
trums that flood the country, that purport t
cure all manner of disease 10 which huma
flesh is heir. Please reply soon, and inform m
of your best terms.
am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS P. CLEMENT, M. D.
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%. goms HtLfis
.GREATREMEDIES.
Dr.. John DnH,
nasffsUftafa AsB vasfga ~ fnG
Celebrated
Smiths TOME Syrup!
Ega fHg frhf NJ
H0u ~ AWB rBv mn
un eutlfa ANb rFvgr

fas pgagflsisf n t# sslstni.i asfeiae
jHiHy dtims e. ii a faftfiaf.ly Hfsf sli feuf
diss ever aFsfs4 v tHe aahife fs lif ssls. esf.
is's. spssiy sai psfnaasni ssft = Aras sad
hegtp " th.iii aad fsFtf, Ehtlhef n shaft ~
ious sisaiIaf iis fsisfs ia NE saiife We
lsfn aai Southwestern country 10 heaf BIN
iclHmotY 70 tie ifalh ofiho aeffison, 'th'' ln
no ease Nhaievsf ell ltfail 10 eufe, Il ihs d.
i,etuus are strictly followed ,ni esfflsa orr
IN n nfetimsay cassa single d1'e hts been
suniflcnt f1f cufs, and whole families haVc
boen ruted ~ 4 single bottle, with 2 rgtleei
rtsipmtion II the general health y ir, how
sref prudent, ard IN every ease more eerlaln
10 cure, II iis use is cnnliaued w smaller doces
for A week or TOO amer the disease has been
checked, more especially In dinieui and loaf.
tmnane cnres un,liy this medicine Will
not fequlrc any aid 10 keep The bowelsia good
order; should the patient. however require =
calhndc medicine, aftet having taken ihfre OF
ionr doses M tho tonic. sirrlr lose Of ~ LIS
vEGErFBLE EAwiLY PILLS will be suh'
tirnt
pa. ions Brtt'a Principal Office,
No 40, Fiith, Cross Street,
Louisville, Ky,
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r Z a M O g ,

Sole Agent for the Steinway Il Sons Pianos
Sole Agent for the Gabler Pianos.
Sole Agent for the Emerson Pianos
Sole Agent for the Mason llamlin Organs.
Old Pianos taken in exchange for new ones,
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Whoissels ann Retail Dse'sr'm
Silver a. BRASS Band Instruments,

Bass Drums, Tenor Drums Cymhals, Guitars,
Banios, violincellos, Double Bases, Viollns,
Flutes, Flies, Flageoletts, Carinetts, Accorde-
ons, Flutinas, Concertinas, zithcrs Dulcimers,
Music Boxes, large and small. :,
Genuine Italian and Roman Strings, and all
kinds Of Musical Goods generally.
The largest stock of sheet Music in the South,
published and received daily from all parts OF
the Union. n =,
Country merchants and dealers VIII please
send in their orders for fall trade. j..
| All kinds of musical instruments repaired
Secondhand Pianos for sale, at from sioC
toSs5o each. ocl1o-oh
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- ---------.-----
LO! the Poor Negro.

The State Auditor Of Georgia,
reports a loss of two-Glths of the ne
gro population of that State, in less
than nine years. There has been Il
heavy decrease in all the Southern
States. This increased mortality
has resulted from emancipation.
which, in casting the blacks upon
their own resources. ignorant, desti-
tutc and improviacnt, cast them
forth to idlencss, hunger. exposure,
disease and death. Nor have the
Radicals attended to tho real and
pressing wants Of this class. To be
sure, they have given them food and
clothing, but at the same time, polit.
zeal orders ard societies have been
instituted among them. and Will!
these come likeness, dissipation aud
L disincl,nation to attend to the
proper duties Of their new condition
As conseq ucnee, the colorcd race
is on the downward track. If tho de
scent is not arrested, in less than
half a cent:-y there will not be
enough negroes in TIE United State:
to color a political contest. And thi,
will be the result Of the hcar.less ag
itation for selfish. partisan ends.
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Edwin nj. stanton.

Every democratic paper in the land
is fEllpff Distractions Of the late Ed
win. Stanton. Their hatred Of
the man who did the most toward
snppressing the late democratic re-
bclkon khowe no bounds. Tiie the
Ptaindsaley If last week. = Cresco
TtseS, .y2aaa l,ar:.v u sHs
WebstordeSnss det.aetion Is .tbc
act dfaaking. Away FROM the reputa-
ton or worth of another conse-
qucsE1y the dccusation Of detraction
docs not stand unless tho charges
against stanton are false. We 6ep-
rccate speaking i'll Of the dead as
practice. ,of .St4nton we shnll speak
only as ss'h Men bctotre u have of Bene-
diet kfkala. sf'Ssrsci,' ..of JefIrip,. Of
r. bcspierre. Of c4Uxulia.. Of Dam
ton iAb i4baps.npdlsas, Of a Others that ha re
mada .qL record as blood-sl'irsty
villasni. snd passed into untescrved
,r.yts, - And lswhiio their crimes
rere hS ts.ser than s,anton's there
'as less jn>t if:alion always. for pa Il
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& !; S|SI[1 I|'El|


We do net wish to inform you, reader,
that DR. Wonderful, or any other man, has
discovered remedy that cures Consump-
ton, when the lungs are half consumes in
short, will cure all diseases whether Of mind
body or estate make men live forever, and
leave death to play for want Of work, and
il designed to make our sublunary sphere a
blissfui paradise, to which Heaven itself
shall be but n sido show. You have heard
enough of that kind Of humbuggcry, aud We
do not wonder that you have by this time be-
come Disguised with it. But when ! tell
you that DR.. sage's Cat.rrh Remedy will
positively cure the worst cases Of Catarrh, /
only assert that which thousands can testif Y
to. will pay $500 REWARD for case Of
.. irrh that | cannot cure
FOR sALEBY MOST DRUGGISTS EVE
RY WHERE. "
(. PaIcE ONLY so CENTS. Sen. BY Mail
post paid, fer Sixty Cents; Four Packages
for $500 CIR Dozen for $500. Send a
two cent sts mp for Lr. Sage's pamphlet Oh
Catarrh. Address the Proprietor.
@s9# R.V. PIERCE. NJ. d
5m3) BUFFALO, NY. 5
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rading their vices to the world be-
cause there were none so vicious or
so blinded by prejudice as to canon
ise them rs being only little below
the ansels. --ssiuts possessed Of all
the moral virtues.
Fer the pas. ten Years Gtauton's
record recks with she monstrou.
crimes Of vindictive .,atrcd, crpres-
sion. lawlessuess, olocd- thirsty bru-
tally, murder, false imprisonment Of
those whom hn know TO be without
crime His whole record as Sccretu-
~ Of War was hat Of tiend. not
toward Losss enga ged In the REBEL
ion. hue against the thousand, Of
Federal soldiers who were diciny at
| A Jacksonville and other southern
Prisons from starvation becausc this
man Stanton refused to swop healthy
we'll fed rebels for sick, half starved,
cuaciated soldiers. With the crea-
ture Stanton, we have nothing to do,
but hia public acts are the property
Ct the public, and if a portion Of the
press would cxalt him for crimes com
mitted wan, only against persons or
parties in the way his schemes to
crafty partizau malignity or person
al hate it is not only the right but the
duty OF an independent press to de-
nounee those public acts, but their
thor. On his order meu innocent OF
crime have been confined in death
breeding prisons for months and re-
: leased at his pleasure and never in
formed why confined or why diseharg
ed. For his own protection against
his fragrant violations of law he wa:
appointed to the Supreme bench, bu
$ instead, just God summoned hin
before His judgment seat, where MUIR
dercrs and oppressors are not mad.
: judges. IL his suicidal death the
-. world is rid Of a tvrant.
Whose game was Empires. aud who's
stakes were thrones,
Whose table earth, whose dice were HUI
Q man no, es
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] U $ I oU |
TUE McLEAy & HOOPER ELASTIC
LOCK STITcu SEWING MACHINE.
The Simplest Machine
in the " orld.

For hemming, Telling, braiding, binding
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The Most Practical .Sewing Machine
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the elastic losk stitch, which will not rip,
even if every third s.:.ch BE cut.
IL takes The thread directly from the spoois
thus avoiding the necessity Of re-win,ling.
|, The "McLean g. Hooper, excels in the
following points, viz: unequalcd simplicity;
quietness Of operation; ease Of mdnage
ment rapidly Of execution having a
stra ght needle and the shortest one in use;
simplicity Of tension in doing embroidery
BY mere change OF spoo,s, with zephyr
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md durability and the only stitch sufficient
~ elastic as net to break in the ordinary
strain OF elastic goods; its seams being less
liable to rip in use or wear than the shut
tic stitcli,H while it can be more easily taken
ont if desired; it has the most regular the
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use; ia having the best alta chmen.s: in hav-
ing fewer points Of friction, and. places to
oil and wear. ALL MACHINES ARE WAR.
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be sent on the receipt Of price. to any adj
dress, or by express, CO. D. No. Ma
chine, oiled walnut table, with drawer, or
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gauge, extra needles aud printed directions,
$40. Every body should send for circular.
nnn,f ;pyaSt ona aaIIor until ,.o,, h,vo CO On
good agent to take exclusive agency for
each town or county. "a
W00DAL, DAWNEY & co.
l7.l. 90 Washington St., Chicago, III. !.
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n CARD.

A Clergyman, while residing in South
A@erica us a missionary, dissolved 3 safe
and simple remedy for the Cure Of Nervous
Weakness, Early i,eeay, Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, and the, whole train of
disorders brought On by baneful and vicious
habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted BY y desire
to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, !
will send the recipe for preparing and using
this medicine, in sealed envelope, TO any
one who needs it, FREE or cHARGI.~ . !.
Address, JOSEPH r. INMAN!A @
Station D. Bible House.,
4-m3, New York City.
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SHERIFTS SALE.

pY VIRTUE 81 an execution, directed
1S to me from the clerk of the Circuit
court Of Howard county, Iowa, On judy
ment obtained in said court an the 18th day
of November 1869, in favor Of J d Cutler
as plaintiff, and against Henry Reed ct al
as defendants for the sum Of 46S dollars
and ten cents, ard costs taxed at 50, 80 and
accruing costs, / have levied upon tha fol-
lowing real estate taken as the property Of
said defendants to satisfy said execution to-
wit Lots and 6 and hf Of lots No on
sw or of sec township 9S range II west
Lots and 8 Of NJ V Burdicks survey of lot
on sw or of said section number g Lot
Is On sw qr Of sec 2 same township AID
range. Block n, 10, IL and IA on Munson
and others addition to New Oregon. Ard
will offer the same for sale, to the highest
bidder for cash in hand on the 10Th day Of
March D 1870 in front Of the Court House
door in Cresco at tho hour Of 10 o'clock il.
n, Of said day when and where due attend
nnce will be given by the undersigned.
Dated at C.csco Iowa Fob Is 1870.
J. f. POWELL,
Sheriff Of said Co. =
Frintes's fee $40 n17t2.