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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-30
General EcOn6smic:'
DE LA PROVINCIAL DE PUERTO-RI
Seccion a..

Debiendo proveerse la plaza de
Int6rprete de la Aduana de Guaya-
nilla, creada por Real 6rden de Is de
Mayo dltimo, y dotada con el sueldo
annual de 1,500 pesetas. y 1900 dc
sobresucldo, ell Excmo Sr. Goberna-
dor Superior Civil de esta Isla, de
acuerdo con la Administration Gene
raj Econ6mica, ha dispuesto Sc pu-
blique Ell la Gaceto .Ofcja} para que
los que desecn optar a ella, presenter
sus solicitudes acompanadas de los
documentos que justiquen,su aptitud
Ell ell precise tGrmino dc ounce diaS.
Puerto-Rico 26 de JUNO de 1871.
-El 20 Jefe INFERNO, FRANCISCO
FABRO.
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SECCION OFFICIAL,
Dipntacion Provincial de ERto.-zsico
Hs. &. soEa.

Declarada vacante la plaza de Sc
cretario de esta Excma. Diputacion
Provincial, por separation voluntarla
de D. Roman Baldorioty de Castro;
la Corporation Ell session extraordina-
ria celebrada el II del corriente, Sc
ha seryido acordar entire otras cosas:
que Sc haga una convocatoria, a fin de
que los que Sc consideren investidos
de los requisites necesarios para optar
aquel cargo, exhiban sus solicitudes
documentadas en- debida forma, den
tro del t6rmino de ounce dias, con-
tados desde la fecha de la publica-
cion en- la Gaceta ofcial
Puerto-Rico, JUNO 20 de ISL
ANDRES MEDRANo, Secretario inte-
rino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-30

Por consecuencia de la Real 6rden
MIN. 22 de TO de Febrero dltimo,
disponiendo la habilitacion del puerto
de Guayanilla para el comercio ge-
neral, y de la Nun. 125, fecha 19 del
pr6ximo pasado Mayo que fila la
planta de personal de Ia Aduana In
dicada; ell Excmo. Sr. Gobernador
Superior Civil de esta Isla, de conior-
midad con 10 propuesto por la Admi-
nistracion Econ6mica, Sc ha seryido
acordar que 4 contar desde - del
mes entrante de Julio quede habili-
tada aquella Aduana segun previene
el Gobierno Supreme.
Lo que Sc inserta Ell el peri6dico
Official" de la plaza para general como
cimiento.
Puerto-Rico % de JUNO de 1871.
FL Jefe INFERNO de la Administra-
cion Economical, FEDERICO SEyILA
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NOS EXPLICAREMOS

Tres han sido los candidates por, este
,Distrito. aSr. Mata, Sr. Borras y Sr. Blan-
co. Eel primero ha obtenido 81 votos, el
segundo 227 V FL tercero 446. Contra Ell
candidate ST.. Blanco se han leyantado
varies protestas en- todose sel, Distrito Elec-
toral: las unas son relatigas 4 tener per-
dido sns derechos de ciudadano por las
razones que en- uno de los citados docu--
mentos Sc aducen conforme Sc vera 4 con
tiinuacion, Las otras, objetando su inca
pacidad en- otro sentido, cuyo Documents
tanbien reproducimos 4 IA letra, ponen al
ST.. Blanco fuera de Ia ley para ser diip1lul-
tado q C0rtes. s sss1, s''s
Esto sentado es de esperarse, que los
Colegios hayah anulado los votos que ha
QbtenidQ 81 81, Blaaco, Si asl resnltare 81
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GACETILL a..

PerO-6srullO.- Este coIega zar.salllsa ez za-
lion Sc eclipsa por algunos dias, segun IN
anuncio que veran nuestros lectores en- la
seccion respectivas Lo sentimos en- el alma
Era el astro, Ia estrella polar, eltodosde.la
prensa borinqueila. Ynosotros quele ha'
biaIIos propuesto para gobernador del pc
riodlsmo todo de esta 1nsula en- virtild de-
su editorial del pendltimo ndfnero! Z aho-
"a que, yisto su artfculo Las festas en- que
tanto resalta par del ingenioso chiste, Ia
pfofppdidad lipguistics, Il clAico estIo,y
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ALos PURIsTAs PUERTO RIQUENos.


Esta es la OCCASION: la yfctima colocada
entire sus verdugos: solo vuestro placer
consiste en- apropiarme defectos que en-
realidad no tengo. -.
Dsaye,scs toc70S soS id1sus s6a con una In
te'sd por las Gales de 4te'sas, bssscdsdo an
hoap5s:e pegtecto. '.'.''1' sl'' y =
lnHtiles fueron sus esfaerzos. iTocad
vuestro corazon y la conciencia os dira,
81 es justo tai proceder.
70 solo os doy por contesta, esta sim
pie pero signiicativa redondilla;
En- todos tiempos y.aun hoy, s,
Ha briliado siennpre el arte; .3's
Radieales, yo me voy al5's's s.
Con la mtsica a otra parte. g t.f'
FELIX TORRES GELpf. 81
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huecos dejados por Ia primera Mel
purgada, fernando un Azdcar s6lido
y sobre todo ganara Ell fruto notable
mente en- aspecto y en- yalor, no SO /.
lamente el empleado en- 81 relleno 81
no tambien todo 10 contenido del en-
vase que quedara completamente
igualado aquel
Debemos advertir que el Az1car
que Sc destine para el relleno, exile
tanto 8 mas que el otro, un enfria-
miento lento.
az. q. SoEs.
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dela mesa del escrutinio Q

Presidente dela mesa del escrutinio ge-
neral, cunpliendo con el art. 90, procIa-
mara por' 81 Distrito electoral n11n. I 8 al
que hubiere obtenido mayor n1mero de
votos, en- cuyo case ell Sr. Borras cue reu-
ne esas condolences 4 favor de SUI intacha-
bic candidatura sera acknowledgements ell
proclamado; pero, 81 obrando los compo-
nentes de las mesas escrutadoras del Dis
trito con passion de partido unos, con falta
de tacto otros por la poca experienced que
en- estos asuntos Sc tiene todav1a, no re-
sultasen de preterito anulados los votos
necesarios en- el momento que la Junta de
escrutinio ejercera su derecho dentro del
SS como consecuencia Immediate al ha-
Ger uso del 80, la Presidencia proclamara
diputado q Cortes por ,el Distrito Electo-
raj Don Julian E. Blanco, no faltara
quien pase Madrid, y ALI en- ell Palacio
de las Cortes, revestido de datos y con la
ley en- la mano, tendra el Sr. Blanco que
.ver patente el triste desengano de su in
capacidad para representa- este Distrito,
nj ningun otro, en- aquel Congreso parla-
mentario mientras no cesen las diferentes
causas que determinan los efectos de su
imposibilidad en- el ldesempeno de tai cargo
nj de -otros que esten dentro de la esfera
electoral
Este esfuerzo, sr. Blanco, propio de
temple de mi alma herida por mi acusa.
dor D. Jose Manuel Ovalle y SUI CONSO
CIO ANTES Y SU PRINCIPAL HOY
no obedece a otro principle que aque
consignado en- mi segunda ep1stola que ys
u. y Ell p1blico conocen, 8 sea el princi-
pio DE HERR POR LOS MISMOS FL
LOS: a SUI hora me justifcare; y entonce
y solo ent6nces ell pdbico impartial podr'
dar con acierto SUI irrevocable fallo en- es-
te asunto, al cual Sc somete desde lueg'
su atento affmo., y S. S. que lleno de con
sideraciones B. S. M.
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Que querrfalllos. los dos.

ST el sol sesvoluese negro
Quedara el espacio 4 oscuras;
Mueho mas valen tus ojos,
Porque son negros y alumbran.
Mis- amores y los tuyos
iQue bien el mar los dibuja!
Mis- amores son las aguas
Y los tuyos las espumas.
Dicha! palabra sonada;
Ilusion de todo el mundo;
Esperanza del que sufre
Y realidad. -. de ninguno.
Cual la mente ell corazon
Tiene olvido muchas veces,
Pero son mas desastrosos
Porque siempre dan la muerte.
Una mWer por curiosa
s. y,,lv 10 estatua de sal,
iCuantas estatuas hubiera
ST ESQ fuera la verdad!
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COMUNICADOS,
oaguas JUNO 25 de 1871.
Sr. Redactor del BoLETIN.

Muy Sr. mio: la lucha electoral ha ter
minado: 81 los Secretaries escrutadores
con sus Presidentes han tenido presente
sus deberes, el acta general proclamara
Diputado 4 Cortes. por este Distrito al
Excmo. Sr. ID. Bartolone Borras y LA
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(C0astissadcsos.

Costissaacios,s.. s. 49,, :,
El Consejo volyi6 q abrirse % eE
IN dia del propio mes, bab l9os
que diz era, gei,ste u tres s., ,,a SIP
ailoI de- no hay que escribirse, bn.n
Ensus puestos colocados .,..s.
los GQt6s de nuestro cuento 8 g
cubierto cada asiento, Aslal
continuaron los estrados.
ssss...sess.asss
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F PABULA

Los GATOs, EN- RARLAlEENT0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-30

GASPAR NUNEz DE ARCE.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-02

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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
NXERIEFS SALE

CA1sllx II - OdL
DY virtue Of Special Execution, dated
ID oath Of January A. D. 1871, 10 me di>
rected, issued out Of til Office Of the Clerk
Of the Circui, Court 70 Tana County, State Of
Iowa, IN favor Of Walter Bra lbrook, and
against Robert G. MsIntire, william McIn.
tire and Warren Rogers, Jr. on . judgment
rendered by said Court at the April term
thereof, 4. D. 1870 aud decree Of FORE
closure against said Defendants and =
judgment against Robert q. McIntire and
Henry Beatty and Arson Loop his surety on
stay wherein it vas ordered adjudged and
decreed thst the following described Real
Estate. to.wit The south half Of the north
west quarter Of section twenty six 1867
TOWNSHIP eighty i've 85) north ofraage four
Teen (l4) west Of the 9th p. NJ, in Tama
County, Iowa, BE- sold, Or % much thereof
- is necessary to satisfy said judgment,
interest and cost:
Now therefore. public notice il hereby Civ
on, that have levied upon, aud shalt On the
Esd day Of February A. D. 1871, between
the hours OF 0o'slsck A. n. and o'clock r.
NJ. ef said day, sels to commence At the
hour Of IL o'clock A. NJ, at the front door
Of the Court House il Toledo. Iowa, in the
county Of Tama. offer and sell Ut public out.
cry. to the highest and best bidder, that
bids two>thirds or over Of the appraised
value, for cash, all the right, title and in
tsrest Of the above named defendant, 10 and
10 to above described property, or 80 much
thereof as 10 necessary 10 satisfy said judg>
mont for tho allowed asmed sum togethar
with costs and al accruing costs, unless the
same shall be oner satisfied.
KNIGHT DRXTER,
Sheriff Of Tams County, Iowa.
.APPHLGATE { KINNk
Ast'ys for Plaintiff.
Jan. 9th 1871. $3.50. f6.1
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFTS SALE.

DY virtue Of . Special Execution. dated
ID the Goth, Of January A. D. 1871. TO me
directed, issued out Of tho Office 81 the
Clerk Of the Circuit. Court Of Tama county.
State of Iowa, in favor Of VIM. r. Johuston
and against WIN. H. Churchill. Namorn bas
con, Abigail Bacon, Edward Mollor, Charles
L. Davis, NJ. c. Murdough, A. Philip F. J
Upton 3 Co.. W. J. Young 4 Co.. and A. C.
founkin, administrator Of the estate Of II.
D. Downey deceased were defendants. % .
judgment rendered BY said Court at the
January term thereof. A. D. 1871 and de-
cree Of foreclosure against said Defendants
and judgment against william II. Church.
i'll for the cum Of three hundred thirty sew
en- and SOs1OO dollars wherein il was orders
cd adjudged and dccrsed that the following
described Real Estate. to>wit: The undivi-
ded one half Of The south west quarter Of
section No. twenty two (22), in township
No eighty Eve (3j) north of Range No.
fifteen (l5). west Of the 9th r. NJ, in Tams
County, Iowa, be sold. Or 50 much thereof 40
10 necessary to satisfy said judgment, inter.
est and cost:
Now therefore, public notice il hereby
given, that have levied upon, and shall on
the 2srd day Of February A. D. 1871, be.
tween the hours Of . o'clock A. NJ. and I
o'clock p, NJ. Of said lay, sale TO com.
mence at the hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, a.
| the front door Of the Court House in To-
ledo, .owa,in the county Of Tama, offer and
sell At public cutlery, to the highest and
best bidder. for cash. all the right. title and
in crest Of the abovsnams ed defen :ant, in and
TO the above described property, or % m ch
thereof 40 10 necessary to satisfy said
judgment for the above nsmsd sum toes.h-
err with cost. and all ACQUIRING costs, unlsss
| the same shall be sooner satia6ed,
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of Tams County, Iowa.
STtvRRS SAFELY,
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
| Feb. 2lst 1871. $3.50. r6.7
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

III an article in the last Independ-
ent, headed, "J.ce's Perjury aud
Treason Senator Pomcroy states
the following facts which are not
generally known Strange rs It may
appear to us now still it 10 ncverthe-
less true that Robert +. Lee was
nominated to tho Scnatc as Colonel
of the first Calvary Regiment by
Abraham Lincoln, and on the same
day referred in the Senate to the
committee on Military Affairs OF
which Hon. Henry Wilson, OF Mas
sachusctts was chairman. He was
reported back favorably by the Com
mittce on the ed, and unanimously
confirmed on the 23d day of March,
1861 And such hot haste he exhib-
tied as to appear before Gen. Scott,
and accept the Office, and qualify ac-
cording to law, on the very next day :;
thus ingratiating himself into the
confidence Of the Administration j;
and particularly OF Gen. Scott, at
this most critical period Of our his
tory. He was often in the most conf
Dental councils of the Executive,
giving his advice upon the military
situation.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
List of Letters remaining unclaimed in
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!SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE.

DY virtue Of An execution, directed to me
ID from the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
Tama County, lows, on . Judgment obtain-
en- il said Court on the 18th, lay Of Janu.
cry, 1870, in favor Of Henry Howdyshsll IS
Plaintiff, and against John Shelton, ~ De,
tendan., for che SUN of seven hundred and
fourteen dollars, and ~ cents aud costs
taxed 1t s. 75-lUO and accruing costs, have
levied upon the following real Property, tA>
ken - The property 81 said defendant, 10
satisfy said execution, so>wit: Inc north
west qusrter Of the south west quarter Of
section No. twenty one, and the south west
quarter Of the Forth east quarter Of section
No. twenty nine, all in township eighty four
in range fourteen west taken ~ the propo. :.
y of john Shelton, and will sfer the same
for sale, TO tho highest bidder, for cash in
hand, oa the 2lst day Of February A. b.
1871, in irsut Of the Court House. in Tole>
do, lama County, Lowe. ~ the hour Of 10
o'clock Of said day, when aud where due
attendance will BE- gwen BY tbs undersign>
cd.
Dated It ny Office. 10 Toledo. Tnna
County, lows, KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff u said County.
January 2lst. 1871. Says l1;
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
4 Pertinent Question.

The Marshall Times asks the question.
'.whcther It is right TO allow trsnslent xsc-
tioneers to bring dead sio: Ks Of goods into
town and sci! them under the noses Of
business men 10 the injury Of legitimate
business. :" II occurs to a., that i, IL n in.
.i,ts<ics that should nst 10 allowed. The in.
,nrs il not only to aslsiaess men, hut to the
~hole town. Il giyes permission 10 broken
down embellishments 10 come and plant
themselves rs the side Of 6rm that pays
taxes for improvements aud have been do.
ing y legitimate busincas for y~srs, awi
compete with them ~ selling shod ~, cFth-
less articles ~ ncrc nominal isurex. Il
must be extremely calling to merchants 10
see these rowing Embellishments patronixed
by those who have been accommodated by
alesm, AMI who psrchancc may thcu bs ow-
ing them bill Protection u those doing
- legitimate business against these bank
rupi, msrauding goods vcadcrs, should be
oue vi the chief duties Of q corporation.
The above is from the Cedar Fails
Gazette. = paper which advocates The
removal al those rcs,rictions wh,ch
prevent foreign dealers sending their
bankrupt stocks TO this country 10
break down our legitimate business
Mcn and Manntacln .crs. wing help pay
our taxcs aud build un our iustitu-
.ous. The Gazette gives as some Of
the hest protective i c'rint We have
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

Great Britain exported, in the
eleven months of 1870 which ended
with November, 9S4,9S5 tons Of rail
road bars, whereof her own depondcn-
cies, including India, took l69,6S5
tons, Russia 5O4, Ats tons, the Unit
ed States BLISS tons, and all the
rest of the world only 2l5.344 tons.
Thus, two countries which stoutly
maintain the protective policy buy
Of Great Britain more thar twice as
many rails as all other countries
Whatever. They buy them because
protection enables chem to do so, by
extending and inyigorating their
own industry.-[New York Tribune.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
Climatic Changes In California.

a San Francisco correspondent
writes l believe there is abundant
evidence to show that marked eli.
matte changes have taken place in
this State since its settlement by
Americans. She annual rainfall is
gradually decreasing, the summers
are becoming longer and dryer, and
the extremes Of heat and cold much
greater than they used to be. The
primary causes Of these changes is
not difficult to finl. The dcstruc-
ton Of our great forests, without any
compensatory influence OF tree plant
ing would Of itself be sufficient to
account for them, and, if 20 this is
added the lcveling Of hills, diversion
of water courses, and other similar
operations consequent on mining.
which in the aggregate exercise a
pcrccptible effect. We have good cx-
PLANTATION for even more decided eli
matte attractions than hare yet tax
eli place.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
The Capitol Contract.

The representatives Of several OF
the Stone Quarries Of the State which
unsucccssfully bid for TIC stone for
the foundation of the State Capitol,
are disposed to make a fight over the
matter. The kcokuk Gate City,
Iowa City Republican and Oskaloosa
Herald are particularly bitter toward
the Commissioners, the Professor Of
Chemistry of the State University and
the Oxford Stone Quarries.
1t is impossible to predict to what
extreme length this disappointment
will lead them, but it ls safe to say that
the course they have been pursuing,
so far, does not rebound to their
credit, nor will it secure them much
sympathy. Charging that the Capi.o
Commissioners are members of the
Ring, that Prof. Hinrich do mt know
as much about chemistry As school
boy ought to know, and that the Or
ford Stone is utterly worthless for
building purposes, may be a very
easy method of showing their disap-
pointment and venom, but is not very
conclusive evidence.
If respectable persons propose to
continue the fight on the State House,
it may be we'll to have it 50 under
stood, at the start. We had sup
posed that the fight was closed, but
the Indications arc that it was q
truce and not q peace.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

The State Press comes to US printed on
go,d paper made a. the place Of its publ
cation Iowa City. Hail to the day whom
the paper mills Of Iowa shall be able to
make the material upon which her many
excellent newspapers are printed.-IClinton
Age.
II 1t is such mighty good thing
to have all our cloths, tools, rails, &c.
manufactured in Europe, why would
it not be a correspondingly good
thing to have all the paper we use
also made there? Take the tariff off
paper. as the Age wants done, and
every paper mills in Iowa, snd nearly
all in the United States will shut
down Immediately. The Age advo-
Gates a theory OF political economy
that will, If put in practice, destroy
all its aspirations rs above.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
Weather Record.

Weather Record.
Editor 1ama County Repxplcen:--
For some years have been keeping
weather record" and l thought
perhaps some Of your readers might
like to read summary Of the record
for the month just closed. If yon
deem 1t advisable will report at the
end Of each week or each month.
As whole, the month OF January
1871 was very mild and pleasant,
much moro 90 than Is usual for this
latitude.
The coolest day was the 18th when
the mercury was IL degrees belo W
zero. Wa,m.st day the 18th, with
tho mercury at so degrees above
The mercury was below zero only
three days, viz, 18th, 18th, and 18th
The mercury was above 20 degrees
above zero twenty three days, and
two days it was over ~ degrees
above.
Eight days during The month the
san sh"ne brightly, no clouds being
visible. About half OF the remain.
ing days were cloudy the whole day,
and the other half cloudy . part Of
tho day. Five days there was .
little snow fell, and little rain four
different times. The wind was from
tho north west about ono half the
tine and tie other halt it was about
oquaiiy deyided between the north
cast, south east and south west.
w. 4. ROBERTS.
Chelsea, Iowa, Feb. LIT, 1871.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
ATTY Q. Tor PlaihtiH,
.NHEHfEkN .ClTK

III En- &I ~ Csz LII.
pY virtne Of . Specisl Execution. dated the
ID 18th Of January A. D. 1871, to me d.
rectsd, issued ont OF the sfics Of tho Clerk
70 the Circuit Co2rt Of Tama County, state
Of Iowa, in favor Of Patrick Hagan, and
against David Evans on 4 judgment reuder-
Ell by said Court 1t the April term thereof,
A. D. 1870 and decree Of sale Of said
property, the same having been heretofore
attached and q judgment against David
Evans, for two hundred eighty I've and
17.lOO dollars wherein it was ordered ad :
judged and decrced that the following de-.
scribed Real Estate, to-wit: The south west
quarter Ct section No. nine (01 in township
No. eighty Ave 1851 north OF range is
west of the 9Th p. NJ. being the lands At
tached BY virtue Of the said attachment in
Iama County, Iowa, b., sold, or 30 much
ment, interest and cost:
Now therefore. public notice is hereby
given, that have levied upon, and shall on
the 23d day February A. b. 1871, between
the hours Of ! o'clock A. NJ and 4 o'clock
p. n. Of said day. sale to commence at the
hour Of 10 o'clock 4. NJ, At the front door
Of the Cour. House in Toledo, Iowa, iu the
County Of Tama, offer and sell At public
outc.y, 10 the hi CHEST and best bidder, that
bids two-thirds or over Of the appraised VAL
ue, for cash, all the right, title and interest
Of the above named defendant. in and to
the above described property, or so much
thereof 40 is necessary 10 satisfy said judg.
mcnt for the above named sum together with
costs and all accrning costs. unless the same
shall 1t sooner satisfied.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
STIVERS & BAFLEY,
At'ys for Plaintiff.
Jan. 2lst, 1871. $500. I6.7