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new York Market.
NEW YORK. July {

NEW YORK, July D.
FLOUR-The market is dull and
heavy; sales at IS 25@5 Is for super.
fine State; SC 20@6 80 for extra State;
Sc 35@6 so for choice do; Sc 55@7 Is
for fancy do; s. 25@5 Is for super
fine western and 81 50@7 10 for fair
10 medium extra western; Sc 4597 80
for choice do; 81 35@S 80 for common
to choice white wheat western extra;
Sc 30@6 IS for common to good ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
IS SOFAS IS for trade brands 81 ~
@9 40 for common to fair extra st.
Louis and SO 50@ll so for good to
choice do. Southern flour is dull al
81 O099 90 for common to fair extra
and 80 509ll SO for good to choice do.
Rye flour is quiet at "a OO94 70.
Corn meal quiet and unchanged:
GRAIN-The wheat market is dull
and heavy at 81 4S@l 81; for No. 2
spring; 81 53@l SIS; for No. l do
81 5S9l 60 for winter red western;
81 63@l 65 for amber western; 81 600
l IS for white do. Rye is dull and
nominally unchanged at 7S@79c for
western. Barley is dull and nominal.
Barley malt quiet. Corn is dull and
lower at $4,000 for steamer western
mixed; 6l@62c for sail do. Oats steady
at 40@43c for western in store and
aloat and 43@44c for Ohio.
PROVISIONS-The pork market ia
steady, at $l3 35@l3 As for new mess
$40 5O@ll 90 for prime, and $l2 ESQ
l2 50 Tor new prime mess. Beef is dull
and unchanged, at 81 50@9 so for plain
mess, and SO 00@l2 90 Tor extra mess.
Beef hams dull, at $40 O0@24 90. Tierce
beef dull and nominal; $l4O0@l7 0Ofor
prime mess; SIT 00@l9 90 for India do.
Cut meats are steady at 43@l2!c for
hams; 5I@54c for shoulders; mid
dies are quiet, at 74c for long clear.
Lard is dull, at Sf@9 9 Ice for No. ] 10
prime steam; 9sc for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Lower, at 20@2Sc for
new State.
CIIEESE-Heavy, at 99llc for
common to prime.
COTrON-The market remains
close.
PETROLEUM-The market is dull
and heavy, at l2c for crude; 22s@22!c
TOR refined.
TALLOW-Steady at Si@9sc; stear'
inc is dull at 9@l0c.
WHISKY-Quiet; held at Gle.
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WHo sympsthised with Governor ia
cob in his defeat at Prkersburg'
The Republicans.
Who petitioned and urged him to
bolt his party, and ruin himself?
The Republicans.
Who heralded his candidacy in al"
vance of his announcement?
The Republicans.
10 whom did he entrust his an
nouncement as candidate?
To the Republican organs.
Who now applaud his virtues?
Who are his champions, friends, and
supporters
Republicans
Why is thisa Simply that they HAY
divide and conquer the Democratic par
ty, and establish Republican misrule 10
the State. Democrats awake, arouse'
The Toe is active, vigilant, and insidi-
GUS. Be not deceived by the wiles Of
the enemy. In union there IS strength
and certain success. In division there
is danger and death.-CarksbtTo Sun
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The Charlestowu Free Press con"
clpdes q very we'll written article upon
the history Of political struggles in this
State, with the following emphatic and
stifring sentences: e.: 2
"But the fruits of victory were moi
safe, ustil all possibility of the repeti-
ton OF the gloomy past was done away
with. The new government must be
reared upon new aud broader founda.
ton. To secure this end Constitu-
tionai Convention WAS called, and a new
Constitution framed by representatives
Of all the people, that is we'll adapted
to their interests and their necessities,
above all Constitution that forever
prevents those attacks upon personal
and political rights that were possible
under the existing Constitution OF the
State. Although Governor Jacob was
no party to this great movement, yet
occupying the executive office his name
might have been honorably associated
with it. But now, when that Constitu'
ton is before the people for their rati-
fication, when the issue is 30 unspeak-
ably important, when its enemies are
baffled and dismayed, and can only
hope for its defeat through schism in
our ranks, to the surprise, sorrow and
burning indignation Of every true man.
Governor Jacob deserts his friends and
political associates at the most critical
hour, becomes the leader Of the dis
heartened enemy and seeks to cary
away with him enough dissatisfied toll
lowers to undo the great work we have
30 lsboriously and patiently achieved
To avenge some faDcied private wrong,
or, meaner yet, to crafty petty per-
sonal ambition this renegade is willing
70 barter the interests and the rights OF
every conservative citizen OF this State
of their children and chlldren's children.
What must be the response OF the
people OF West Virginia to such apos-
tasy az this? How shall they treat an
attempt whose wickedness must be
measured by it's logical and necessary
results if successful, namely, the defeat
OF the new Constitution and the loss OF
our political ascendancy in the State !?
There can be but one answer. Let us
forget all personal and local dissenslons'
and unite as one man to save our I'M
perilled Constitution, and to overthrow
this attempt of Radicalism, led on by a
perfidious and purchased leader, to re
cover their lost ascendancy and once
more to trample us beneath their feet.
The duties OF the hour are too solemn,
too far-stretching, the interests at stake
are too tremendous to permit careless
ness inertuess or discord. Let the man
who dares to prefer his own interests to
the welfare of an entire community,
who betrays the confidence of those who
gave him power and position, be con-
signed to the obscurity he deserves,
while his treason shall arouse us to
more decided and harmonious action
than we might otherwise have reached.
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Cabell County WOn't Touch Him

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, July2.
Editor Courier:
DEAR SIR:-I intended to have writ
ten you a day or two since, but could
not do 80.
The boiling business here is very slow
indeed. have not been able to find a
real Democrat about the city who pa
,rouizes that concern. There may be a
few men who joined the party for the
purpose OF securing an office a few
wears ago, who will desert, but they are
few in number and their influence IL
smaller than their numbers. Hunting
ton and this end OF Cabell will show a
good record on the day OF election. j..
J. j. will get all the Republican votes
here-not many-but no Trustworthy
Democrat will touch him. If all the
citizens of the city could vote there
would be an overwhelming majority for
the straight Democratic County and
State tickets. The Greeley movement
is very popular here, but all are willing
to abide by the action of the Baltimore
Convention. have just received a
private letter from the Panhandle, in
which this pregnant sentence in regard
to political affairs, occurs: Jacob has
played the ID with his prospects. lie
has ruined himself in this section
There was some sympathy for him at
first, but since he has 'bolteG it has
all died out. He will be badly beaten
in this section, and he deserves to be"
This is from lifelong Democrat, who
has been heretofore kindly disposed
toward the honest (?) Governor.
HARD SHELL.
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Rul,d,ug Lois For sale.

r OFFER THE FOLLOWING ElT ID rs
st wholesale or retail: Lots No. IL In
Sluare 9; No. 5 in Square s; the south M VI, u
Of No. "a Sa s4Tl No. In square - No. u
+" S,nare h: No. il in Square IL; No. Ia
Suuare y; No. II in Square 10, and NO. % In
Division r.. ,. On. No ,s,n
square g; north half OF NO; "a IN sH a. Ne II II
In Snuare IL. No. II In Square 10; NO. y IN
Suare IL; No II In square y ana 40; 10 10
5iuare q. All situated in the SuooiViSiohs
VI '''' L. q. HUGHES,
40 Raal Estate Agent.
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KEEP COOL!
AND HOW TO DO IT.

NoroRF. cALDwELLs AND ORDER
" one OF his Arctic or Ice King Rsfr1gera-
tors and you can do IL perfectly. They are
the best in the market for meats, vegeta-
tables, and indeed for all articles that ought
to be kept cool in warm weather they are
the thing. Call and examine srd leave
your order now and be ready in time He
also has large aaBortmentof Water Cool
eIs, all sizes, and great variety Of HouR
Furnishing Goods, all at low prices AL
the celebrated Cook Stoves are to be found
at his place.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. CO.;

La -; PASSENGER P, Y 9, E TRA Bal;
schedule on and after June ID, 1871 Wheel
ing time:
KAsT-LEAvEs wnsr-LKAvEs.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at. $50 A. NJ. daily LILO A. n.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. 2:l5 p. n. ICOlumbus..-Jb:25P p. NJ
Baltimore..-.S:5 Il" Sandusky ....l0:50
Washington Cincinnati. .I0:l5 "
ID. C....-...~9:5O +" Chicago. ........S:3O A. NJ
Philadelpnia.3:O AN 81. Louis........ Loo z. NJ
New York.-.6:40
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAvEs
daily at. ...5:iO p. n. daily at. COS A. ~.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. 2aO A. n. Columbus..-.2,l0P. ".
Baltimore ....S: S Sandusky.....55O "
New York; hop. NJ. Clncinnati..-
Philadelphia 20 " Chicago.-......SS0A A. N.
Washington 81, Louis......-
ID. C.-"..--lGO5 A. u. sundays excepted
'sundays excepted.l
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAvKs wMr-LRAvEs
daily at. .ll:5N Pm. daily at ll:55 p. N.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. S:2D A. N. lCOlumbus... . els 4 ".
Baltimore. p. n. lSandusky.. zee. $50 VI.
Washington cincinnati. 245
ID. C.........6:2) p. n. Chicago
Philadelp'a- l:S0 st. Louis 20 A. n.
New York "Saturdays excepted.
saturdays excepted.
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LEAvEs wnsT-LRAvKs
sWheeling Wheeling
daily at....lO:55 A. n. daily at ...-.5 IS P. n.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVE At
Cumberland $50 " Columbus -. 1850 A. n.
Sundays excepted, Cincinnati 5:i5
81 Louis..---. 6:l5 p. ~.
IChicago--..-l2:l5
sSundays excepted.
WHEELING, PlTTS'G q BAIT. DIV.
Leaves Wheeling at us a. m. and 40
%. TO-, Sundays excepted.
East bound trains make connections
at Baltimore with trains for Philade-
phia, New York and Boston. At Relay
House, via Washington City, for all points
South.
West bound trains make direct connec-
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest
Tickets TO all principal points can be pro.
cured at the ONCE.
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore.
Il. T. DEVRIES,
jel2 General Agent. WhnelIro
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What You Want and Where
In 9af IL 49, -

lanes X. CAAPBELL KEEPS CON.
81 stantly on hand Q full assortment OF
House Furnishing Goods, Stoves, Stamped
and Japanned Ware, Copper. Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware, s. Market street, above Post
ONCE, Wheeling, w. Wa. ~ 90 -.
- Tin Roofing, Spoutins and Jobbins
promptly attended to. mayU
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Flour.

ID Snowflake hla -Er
silver Spray, -, y y.
-.F S.HCg - snow MOunfAtn
List, Davenport q Harks' Chofcs EAmfl ?
Claremoat, Ehcaon, Oreon, and ot1er nvcr
LisT. DAVENPORT q PARKn
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FOR RENT.
For Rent.

LARGE ROOM, WITH SPLENplD
y uyht aud power for machinery. Also,
5lher small rooms, with or without power
.nd one large wareroom. POSSESSION gwen
rirst of April. Apply at Once OF Stsr uEW
dry. pE->''
\,
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Family Flour,

ll(h HiisS White wheat Fancy.
= 40 hGrrnls i.Yo Semitic Lily White
Wheat Family. Just received and for sale
6v TO- d. REILLY.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

TWO FINE HILL FARMS IN WEI Wei FL
county, w. Va, one OF $40 acres, ~
acres under fence and in cultivation, resi-
dna i'm valuable timber, house, stables, &c
,n. nihsr of 100 acres, one mile west OF
Rmrton Station, b II .. r. X. Payments
aaSv, BY ". HUGES BRo,
Nhy' Rnilny'S Block, lO6 Markell 81.
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Tickets TO all principal points In the Eat
and west can be procured at the Union
Ticket Office, in Mcclure House, and al the
Station at Bridgeport.
r. r. MYERS,
jel2 Gent Passenger and Ticket Agen I.
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Tin Roofing.

Having obtained extra machinery for
Roofing, / am now better prepared to do
such work than ever before, and can do Il
much quicker and better than can be done
by hand. b. +. CALDWELL
aprll-h
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9FINANoEgAtDsfKADE.


.iV Toledo Market. s
49, .aa .aToLEDo, July 6.
FLOUR--Isdull. -g1 Laa -.aA-sb
GRAIN-Wheat duH and 2@3e lower
No. white Michigan 81 so; amber dc
81 H@1 IS; No. 2 ed 81 36. Corn il
duh and but little doing white at Sic.
Oats dali and unchanged; No. lat 434c.
PROVISIONS-Pork and lard are
nominal. ..-...-.s,- ..... .
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. B.

~ EEsRH ON AND AFTER JUNE
- sasf& 2. 1877. Trains will run as
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r. mElPAssENGER TRAINS
~ Skwill be run by the following
schedule on and after June ID, lS72--Wheel-
ING time:
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Proprietors, to whom address all orders.
0c7
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-03-08
The Supervisors Convention

Many of the papers of the State and
many members of the Legislature sneer-
ilgly allule to the a,ings Of the Supervi-
sors' meeting lately held in Des Moines
at the suggestion Of the Legislature.
We have waited patiently for full re-
port Of their proceedings and must adj
nit that while we can see in no part of
their proceedings a spirit Of dictation,
we do see many practical suggestions Of
great value.
And judging from what our Legis,a-
tire has done thus far it is not SO emf
ncntly wise a body Of men that valuable
suggestions may not come to them from
any source. Many Supervisors pres
ent had held the Office for term of
years aad are fully cognizaut Of the ex-
istence of the evils they have very
modestly pointed out, while mast of tie
Legislature are without experience ex-
.cept in manipulating county nomina-
tons. \ surveyor ard engineer made
suggestions T. Gen. Bradd1ck. that
followed, would have saved the massacre
Of his army by the French and Indians.
This is another instance Of epaulcttca
hlockheads spurning good advice.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-03-08
Monday. March .ltii 1872.
ShEEEsgEE".y ,s.sEG.E;.
The State Of Iowa. !
Howard County. {

The State of1ow
Howard County,
In the Circuit Court OF Howard county,
State of Iowa.
BY virtue of specia execution issued
from the Office ofthe Clerk Of the ircuit
Court of Howard county, State Of Iowa. in
favor of Joseph Carey plaintiff, and against
Hugh II. Jones. David d d Jones. defend
ants, dated February 2Sth 1872 and to me
directed, commanding me that Of the goods,
chattcls, stock Or interest in any company,
debts due, property in the hands Of third
persons, lands and tcnaments (Which are
not exempt by law from execution Of said
Hugh II JOKES and David ID ID. Jones, |
make or cause 10 be made the sum Of $500
dollars,at ten fer cent interest and six hum
aSed AMI eighty dollars at six per cent
with interest AMI costs. l levied up
on the following described real estate. ~ ing
and being situated in the county ofIIow ward
ana State Of Iowa. namely:
The east half 1-2 Of the southwest quar-
ter of section thirteen lalso the east half
l-2 of the northwest quarter IA Of Sec
ton twenty-fou IA township one hundred
100 range twelve IL
And hereby give public notice that
shall offer for sale at public cutlery, at the
NOuft mouse door III Cfesco county OF How
ard and State Of Iowa. on the 30th day Of
March 1872 between the hours Of 8 o'clock.
\. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ, of said day, sale
to commence ut the hour of 10 o clock A. NJ,
Of said day and will sell to the highest
and best bidder therefor in cash, the above
described property, or sufficient thereof to
satisfy the above debt. with interest and
cost.
Dated this oeth day of February 1872.
J +. POWELL.
Sheriff Of Howard County, Iowa.
Prs fee So
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The TSinnas1iie5l Normal As.
SDGiTtiOn.

Ills body Of teachers lnet in Hesper
ON the 22nd ult. and after an animated
discussion adopted the following:
RrsoLrEp, That the principle of
compulsory education is right, and
oasi.t to he enforced by iuiiciyus lesis-
sutIaf.
\ resolution to ask the Crcsco papers
for a column f.r contributions to the
educational interests Of the State was
adopted, AMI j. Steinman appointed
local editor al Cresco. Their next
meeting is - be at Hesper Friday, the
10th iESt.
1T their meeting prior to the one OF
. ult, they discussed the question Of
teaching in writing or printing on the
blackboard, deciding iii favor Of teach
ing pupils to make aid Use roman char
aeters instead Of script.
The object of teaching is to prepare
the youth Of the country fer usefulness
in the future duties of life. Ii any one
Of the teachers If the NianesEiek Nev-
mai Association can tell us or any one
else, Of what practical utility sach les
sons would be in the great battle Of life,
they can have tic space and oppogtu-
nifty III our columns. We hold that no
child should DC sent to school until old
enough to learn tie characters in script
Is we'll As roman, and that their time
should be gisea to learn the execution
Of the script and not the roman. Its
utility may he seen BY visit to tie
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Railroad Meeting ut Lime
Springs.

From our special reporter for the oc-
casion, we arc enabled to present our
readers with the substance of the doings
at the railroad meeting ct Lime Springs
on Saturday evening of last week. At
this meeting the article that appeared
in the Ventilator, and on which we
commented last week came up for dis
cussicn, the meeting, which was largely
attended, taking the same view of it We
did.
A resolution WIS offered and adopted
uaanim ous,y, declaring that the person
who wrote that letter, when he stated
that Lime Springs had no hopes of the
Davenport and St. Paul railroad, or
that it conceded that railroad to Crcsco.
spoke without the authority or sanction
Of Lime s Springs and did Mt express
the feelings or sentiments of its people:
The author Of that letter and it's con-
illusions were regulated without dis
senting voice and a resolution adopted
that Lime Spriags would make every
effort in its power to secure the road to
that place. After the adoption of
this resolution to show that they dill
not deal in words # promise alone, and
that while New Oregon rests in fanciel
security, they moved to snatch the prize
by giving Of their means to the full cx-
tent of their ability. The evidence Of
their earnestaess in this work is fully
stated in the fact that The solid men of
the vicinity at this meeting subscribed
nearly $1,000 toward the stock Of the
ID. * It. Z. railroad their notes Icing
conditioned that the railroad he built to
Lime Springs by the way OF Crane
Greek
How d. these two facts look to these
hat have been lullal - sleep by the
Idle tale, that Lime Springs conce1,s
the road to Cres,o, and Of course to
New Oregon, without the tax! If they
have no hope why Should they be pro-
curing stock notes since that meeting
with the same conai:ions:" Lime Springs
VIA Crane Creek"
This Ventilator correspondence and
the subsequent action of the people at
the Lime Springs meeting last Satur-
Jay night gives the answer in one word
to the conunarun Shakespeare put il
some ones mouth.
In the name OF al! the gods 1t once.
Upon what meat doth this, our Cesar feed
.'possun, murmurs the distant ech-
oes Of the past. ''Possum," thunders
the thousand tonguea voices Of the
present.
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ICON sist ency q Jewel"

This phrase has 50 long had the as
sent, indeed been maxim among man.
kind 50 often referred to that to ques-
tion its soundness may be evidence
among some Of lunacy. Consistency is
is a jewel only when it is right. When
to be consistent, one is called upon to
deny convictions of duty or principle
that are in antagonism to previously
entertained n,tions, then consistency
ceases to be jewel and becomes a
moral crime. The man who adheres to
a political principle; religious principle,
a supposed scientific fact; the previously
accepted details of historic occurrence,
after being convinced Of his error, in
regard to either or each of them, is not
consistent and lacks the jewel that or-
raments consistency.
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primary department Of our school where
uader the judicious instruction of Mrs.
Nichols nearly every pupil with its slate
and eaci! viii give letters, words, and
sentences in fair lcgible hand. No
one will question the utility of this
while all will fail to sec the use Of the
printed characters in any avocation Of
life. Those who assume to lead SHOULD
step to the front.
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Original Notice.

STATE OF Iowa, 60
Howard County,
H. D. Evans
r. T. Sutton, ct al. Court.
To Mary 4 Sutton, Sardius A. Sutton.
D. v. Cease. 7. }. Patchen, Defendants.
You are hereby notified that there is
now on file petition filed by II. b. Evans
in the Office Of the clerk of the circuit court
Of said Howard county, Iowa, claiming of
you the foreclosure Of q mortgage executed
by X. I. Sgtton 10 II. ID. Evans dated April
2Oth 1865, and a decree for $3.50 35 with
seven per ceut interest from May 1st 1865.
said mortgage is on the west halt [l-2l of
the northeast quarter Ia and south half
l-2 Of the northwest quarter ID and
east half 1-2l of the northeast quarter
IA of the northwest quarter IA of Sec
ton 30 town s. range IA west in Howard
county. No personal claim is made against
you.
And that unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon of the second day of the
next term of said court, commencing on
the 9th day of May 1872 default will be en-
tered against you and Judgment rendered
thereon.
Dated this es;h day of February 1872.
ii ID. EVANS. Plaintiff
JouS T. SToSnM.N Attorney
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9th Day Of AprilIS11.
.SNEKXFE".S .S.4kE.

THE STATE OF Iowa,
Howard County.
In the Circuit Court Of Howard County.
State Of Iowa.
By virtue Of special Execution is.
suel from the office Of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court Of Howard County, State of
lywa, in favor Of Peter Velie Plaintiff
and against Joaa Taylor Mary Taylor John
d. Taylor and j. Y. Cummings
defendants dated March 4th 1872
and to ME directed. commanding me
that of the goods, ehattels, stocl; or interest
in amy company, debts due, property in the
hands Of third persons, lands ard tena-
ments (which are not exempt by law from
execution1 of the said John Taylor Mary
Taylor John d. Taylor and j. V.Cummings
| make or canse to be made the sum Of
five hundred and seyenty-hve dollars and
sixty cents and S25 attorneys fee with
interest and costs. have levied upon the
following described real estate, lying and
being situated in the County o. Howard
and State Of Iowa, namely:
Soath half Il p of the southwest quarter
(I-i) Of section twenty in township one
hundred range twelve west.
And hereby give public notice that
shall offer tor sale at public cutlery, at the
Courthouse door in Crcsco, County Of
Howard aud State of Iowa, on Saturday
The 9th Day Of April 1872
between the hours of o'clock, A. NJ, and
0, clock T. NJ. of said day. sale to COM
mcnce ut the hour Of ten o'clock A. NJ of said
day; and will sell to the highest and best
bidder therefor in cash. the yodescribed
property, or sufficient thereof to satisfy the
above debt with interest and cost
Dated this 9th day of March 1871
j. L. POWELL,
Sheriff of Howard County, Iowa.
20w4 Printers fee $500