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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-26
81 BUILDING LOTS
AT
PUBLIC SALE.

VIII be sold at Public Sale. on the premises. on
the south side Of the Christiana River, over Third
street Bridge, city Of Wilmington, on
Saturday. May ,. 1873. at O'Clock. p, IN d,
Those beautifully located and valuable building
sites and sEure OF ground 10 feet frOnt By 2l5 feet
deep, and fine mansion and outbuildings formerly
occupied by u. Z. Townsend. Esq The lots front on
Townsend, ButtonwoOd, Locust and A streets. This
IS rare opportunity for parties desiring to invest
either for manufacturing or building purposes, ai
the property IS advantageousy situated, and will be
sold to suit purchasers
TERMS OF SALE-Twenty per cent on day OF
sale and the balance to be divided in two notes pay
able In and months, with interest from the day o
sale. And those who pay the whole of the purchase
within ten days after SALE will be allowed discount
Of three 80 per cent, off the whole purchase money
When the above terms are complied with a. deed will
be given clear of all ineumbrance
Be sure TO attend the sale Saturday. May 3d, 1873
at o'clock p. m, as the property will be sold with
out reserve. OGLE 4 MILLER
ap25-;5 AuctiOneers and Real Estate Agents.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-26

Outside the tensment-housos Of New York, the
operatives OF the New England factories arc to-
persons on this continent. The average ofpersons
10 a dwelling IN this crowded city is H72 in
Reading, Pa, it is only $50 in Pittsburg, Cos
in Philadelphia, COL while In Fall River, Mass,
it is 9.96; in Boston, SAG in Lawrence, $40; in
Providence, r. l., TAG; and in Worcester, Mass,
9.35.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-26

AcCIDENT.-On Tuesday morning last as a
party Of section men from Dover, on the Del
aware Railroad, were proceeding 10 work in a
hand car, John Heinsly, one of the number, met
with quite serious accident. By some means
the crank caught his coat, throwing him out,
badly bruisiDg his face and seriously iniuring
his hip and ankle, the car passing over the latter
lie was Immediately taken TO his home, and il
now doing as well as can be expected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-26

GA Thursday next, the lst of May, at Vienna,
the vast building filed with specimens OF the
haRdicrAtt OF every nation OF the earth is to be
fopmally thrown open to the public with gorgeous
aad Imposing ceremonies aAd to honor this occa-
alon there will be present or more representa-
dves Of each Of the roigning house Of Europe. The
princes Of intellect, the great scholars who have
won fame and honor by toiling to that goal to
which there is no royal road, will also be there,
and besides these the represen tatives of rank and
learning there will also be present and attending
the aristocracy Of mere wealth. But more than all
ting brilliant tRrong one guest who has Just arrived
Will be feared Gud respected. This guest is the
Cholera Ia ono single day twenty men have been
stricken down with the dread disease and of these
ave have died 1t iS not cheerful prospect, this,
Tor the success Of the Exposition, and it is earn
eStly to be hoped that the epidemic which now
seems Pr Jbabla will be avertsd.-Press.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-26
Proposed Strike OF the Ph@nI1vIuIs Iron
WOPka

I AZ The Phoenix Works, ono hundred puddlers
aud the same number of helpers are now employ
%, aud they are employed twelve hours per day.
Daring that time they make on au average five
work the puddlers Of Hrs-cass iron receives 81 10
aud his helper 81 40, making total Of &c so per
day. They now have asked that the total pay for
the ton should be % 20, an advance of IS cents
tn addition to the puddlsrs, the Phoenix Iron
Company employ about 1900 mon in the produc-
ton OF iron bridges, ship and bar-iron, g., and
Improvements are now being made that will dou-
ble the capacity of the works
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-26

Thurlow Weed, the veteran journalist, who is
quite i, il said to have lost much strength with
n ths past day or two. He sees few Or no friends
his attending physician fOEbidding him to con
VeEse vita any enc save bis immediate ateen-
danta,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-26
GAZETTE.

The official vote Of Connecticut is announc-
ed. tgiVes IngersOll. Democrat for Governor,
oSl4 plurality over Haven, Republican, and
1927 majority over all.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-26
OcLE 4 MILLER, AuctIoneers,
n. W. corner 4th and King Streets,O
Wilmington. De-. J
SPECIAL SALE OF
First Glass New Eurnitu re.

And BRUSSELS, INGRAM and RAG CARPETS,
On Tuesday Afternoon, ADFil 10, IS73,
Commencing at 0 clock, p. m. precisely.
UThe sale will be held in our ii story ware-rooms
comprising ParOr Suits, 6 pieeesl in Hair Cloth and
Terry Cottage Suits, 40 pieces ul dark imitation
Walnut Suits. Bedsteads Bureaus. Tables. Walnut
Chairs. marble-top and Coquet Fables, Sideb0ard,
Walnut Wardrobe. Looking Glasses Windsor Chairs,
Washstands, Carpet and Terry Lounges, Feather
Beds and Mattresses. Also, Brussels, Ingram and
Rag Carpets entirely new. Also, q lot OF Second
Hand Furniture. Sale positive. We invite all per-
sons desiring good furniture To attend our sales
Sale of Furniture every Tuesday. Goods may be
examined at any time. UGLE & MILLER
ap26!t NV. corner 4th and King streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-26

Mr.. SUMMERS health is greatly improved
His physician, DR.. Brown Sequard, OF Paris,
has placed him under a new treatment known
as the galVanic process.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-26
Fsars Of Clvm strife ia France.
THE MoNARCHIsTs REPORTED AS DETERMINED
ON THEIRS OVERTHROW AT ANY COST.

from London says "The eravest appreheT.
siOns are felt in the highest circles in Paris Of
an immediate civil war. The MOnarchsts are
determined to Oust President Theirs at any
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-26
B9 SO BUILDING LOTS
At PTTRLIC &AIE.

Will be sold at Public Sale. on the premises, on
Thursday, May 1, 1873, at3 o'clock q. ma.
Those very beautifully located Building Lots 'front.'
ing on Sixth. Seventh, HaWlcy and Webb streets
extended from the city Of Wilmington, anu are but
a few squares from the city line. Tho situation Is
high and healthy, and we think there is large
amount of building saRd on this property. Remcm-
ber these Building Lots outside of the city and
therefore not subject to city tax. The ground is heh
and beautiful With good dry cellars; they front on
9Th and 7th streets extended FROM the city. They
will be sold on easy terms to suit poor rscu.
TERMS OF SALE.-IWenty per cent Un DAY of
SALE and the balance to be divided in two notes pay
of sale; and those who pay the whole Of the pur-
chase money within ten day after sale will be al
lowed discount of three per cent. oU the whole
purchase money. When the above terms arc con- .
piled with deed will be giycn clear o. all incum-
brances.
Be sure to attend tho sale Thurslly. MAY :, iS7S
at 81 o'clock D. NJ as they wall positively be scll
without reserve. OGLE n MILLER.
ap25-5t Auetioneers aud Real Estate Agents.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-26
PROPOSALS
FOR
IRON GUTTER PLATES.

IRON GUTTER PLATES.
Sealed Proposals will be received by tho Street
Committee, at the office of the Street Commission
Or until THURSDAY. May lst. 1873, at 5 O'Clock,
Z. NJ, for furnishing about three hundred and
seventy-hye Iron Gutter Plates. TO be two feet
wide and three feet long and about one and quar-
ter ~ ~ inches thick. AlsO many cut plates as
may be required for the corners Of streets with
Fourth atm Street.
All to be delivered as may be required By tao
Street Commissioner.
The bids to be by the pound.
The Committee reserve the right to ri set any or
all bids
No bid will be accepted unless it be from a 70.
sponsible party. WILLIAM CANBY.
apr16 81 Chairman Of Street Committee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-26
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
Clmore Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION

TMPORTANT NOTICE-On aud af(er Monday.
Il April ast, 1873 Passenger Train will leave Sea
fond at $50 =. m. for Philadelphia, Baltimore and
intermediate stations.
The 6.s5 Q. IN, train from Wilmington with Phila-
delphia and Baltimore cunnectiOn. will run to Sea-
ford. Arriving at loco n. N. Making three daily
trains to and from Seaford.
On and after the above date this Company will dis
continue running the carly morning and evening
trains between Milford and Harrington,
H.F. KENNEY, Sup't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-26
DROPOsA.s

FOR
GRADING The BED OF EIGHTEENTH STREET.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the Commit
tee on Opening Streets at the office Of the Street
Commissioner. until THURSDAY. May lst 1873. al
at clock, p. m for grading the bed of Eighteenth
Street, between Market and TatnAu
Dirt 70 be delivered subject 70 the order Of the
Street Commissioner
The dirt TO be leveled a. the expense Of the con-
tractor and the stone 10 be taken cut and left on the
street for the uso Of the city
all bids
No bid will be accepted unless it be from respon-
sible party. C. FEBIGER
ap26-2t Chairman Of Com. on Opening Streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-26

ITO THR PUBLIC.
L The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
nany have completed Arrang ements to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter ami from all points
on the line of their road and West Chester.
Also. 10 all points on the Philadelphia and Read
Ing and CataWiSsa Railroads, including Reading
Allentown, Cnlum ba, Harrisburg. Lancaster. Down
!ngtown, MahOney City, Mt. CarRel. SOTist9Wn.
POttsVille. &e.
For further information apply az the Depot, cor
nor Of Front and Madison streets, WilminstOn
Express matter sent 20 Franklin FolAs raph Vdioc,
No, West Third street or TO their pot, Front
and Madison. OF orders left with MeMdIlsn / seal,
delivering agents, will receive prompt attention.
Z. SrOLE
an6-u Gent SuDt ". 4 X. r. r. Co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-26

George and Francis, were always idolizsd by their
mother, and the distracted father cannet account
for her strange conduct He says his little girl
told him that her mother had been very kind to
her throughout that day, and that she knew n0th-
ing about it until she saw the children lying in
the tub When he returned home the little girl
was sleeping on the lounge.
Mrs. Wagner, who lives on the tlrst floor, says
that she saw Mrs. Hsnnessys little girl playing
in the street at o'clock in the afternoon, but did
not see her alter that hour
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hesds; what Republic no stless than
Conservatives ought to support, is de-
can't government, economical expsndi.
tures. accountability Of officials, % mprs'
tolerant spirit towards tho minority,
higher fespsct for the rights OF persons
and properly, general education con.
Quoted upon judicious plan, and q
more moral and upright tone in the
people. and, especially. in those who IRE
honored With their confidence as leaders.
1t must be by, gradual steps that these
changes Gun be affected. We must ex.
pect to have d sisge Of it. But the pa
triot never despairs Of his country. He
will keep tho light of hope burning iu
his heart, in the thickest darkness VII ch
may envelope it. We summon all good
agencies and influences in this work,
and ask the whole people to hold up the
hands Of the Conservative press CT tho
State.
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swhtsnsut 4 .sou.r ohssspstssTi -o5;us:
ga s.,sn,ly carriages seas Asa.s. i u. ]
l'9psa; opss Sassy. $sas John Asasvs oelanbi..
2 nsds,; g sop buesi.., 4 ~. <. a..spa,Id, %.
Largest collection 81 iron, caastings.
John Alexander, Columbis, medal.
Simultaneous feed circular saw car
riage, G. A. Shields, Columbia, worthy
Of notice. 7
Set grist mill irons, John Alexan-
dor, Columbia, medal. ,ri
Gearing for circular saw mill, com.
plete, John Alexander. Columbia, me-
dal.
Steam fire extingnisher, for lint
rooms, (Hughes. maker.) Cameron,
Barkley & Co., Charleston, honorable
mention.
We will conclude the list of premiums
in our next issue, to which will be at.
tsched the certificate Of the Secretary.
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etms, xmsndsds euutf rordsrsa~ toebssny

ttnss xtnsnded:: and ordeFet.s ebssens
grossed. $50
8 Abill ,torequire all institutions doing
'bustnesalin lending money and reSeiving
deposits, under charters grsnte4sby the
State. TO publish rterlystateu,ent OF
their business andicondition, was read
the second time. q -
A bill to repeal an ACT to provide for
the issue Of bllls receivable in payment
OF Indebtedness to the State, to tho
amount Of five hundred thousand dol
lars, was read the second time.
A bill to declare Mi outstanding bills
OF the Bank OF the Stale. iesurd su6se.
quent to 20tll Decem Der, 1860, were is
sued and used in aid of the rebellion,
was postponed until the regular session.
AT =. NJ tho House adjourned un-
til Monday next, at z. NJ.
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CohuMp1A, S. c., Nov. IA. 1873.

SobChDiAs S3 NOV. IL, 1910.
MIR. EDIroR We have seen with re-
been publicly made, affecting the in
tegrity of two of the Justices Of the Su-
preme Court Of this State. in connection
Bliss < Co. against the Comptroller
General. Such statements, if true, or if
believed to be true, are blow ut the
ciety. It is but jnst to the judges in
statements be not permitted to remain
unquestioned.
We we're from the beginning to the
end of the suit referred to. the sole at
torneys and legal advisors of Messrs.
Morton, Bliss & Co., and we do not
know or believe that they had any COM
munications or relations OF any kind re-
specting this suit with other persons.
The personal character and reputation Of
our clients, wherever known, would be n
sufficient proof that no improper means
of success would be employed or per-
mitted by them; but in addition, we
doem it proper to say, explicitly, that
nothing has ever come TO our knowledge
which has raised the slightest suspicion
in our minds, that our clients relied
upon any influences with the Court, e1-
cept the legal merits of their case, or
that any momber of the Court was in
auenced by any consideration, except
his duty to cxpound and administer the
law.
We hero record our most unqualified
conviction, that no circumstance or evil
dcnco OF any kind, direct or indirect,
can be adduced from any source. which
would. for one moment, justify a pass
ing suspicion of want Of perfect judi
DIAL integrity and decorum on the part
OF any member OF the Supreme Court
of this State, In connection with the oaae
in question. CARROLL & JANNEY,
d. II. CHAMBERLAIN.
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To the Public.

MY partner, WIN. BIMONY, has disap-
Ixl pearod, carrying with him articles of
clothing and cigars. caution the public
against trading with or Trusting him.
Nov 15 l. JOHN kODUH.
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Lost or Stolen.

f'N"' Lost or Stolen,
R ABOUT dark last evening, large
L6 iron grey MARE, six years old, In
IAAfne condition, and having ON q new
saddle and bride. "A liberal reward viii be
paid FOR her delivery to L. 8. FORD.
NOV 10 I" Express Agent.
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Lost,

e9s;sBa A PAIR Of Gold SPECTACLEs.
dropped between corner OF Bull and Camden
etreets and Mr.. Kinard'a Store. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving them at DR..
Miots Drug Store. Nov Is
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-15

LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proclamation by the Governor.
Hope & Gyles-Sundries.
Lewis Bsgar-Dancipg School.
Spectaoles Lost.
w. B. Guliok-Life Insurance
Memorandum Book Lost.
Last Night OF the Watkins Troupe
D. r. s. Rlake-Notice.
John Rodus-To tho Public.
L. S. Ford-Lost or Stolen.
NJ. Heinriohson-Trunk Lost.
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TREMAINE BROTHERS AND PERSON.
1t was evident from the character of the
audience ut Parker's Hall, last evening,
that the popularity of the Tremaines in
Columbia was as great to-day as when
last here, notwithstanding the :sc. :Ls:
our amusement seekers were divided in
their CHOICE for the evening. Popular
as their exhibitions have always been in
Columbia, their entertainment last even
ing was heartily enjoyed by an audience
certainly equal to any which has assem-
bled in this city during the curront sea-
SOD, either as to numbers or respecta-
bility. Mr.. Pierson retains his popu-
larity, and was greeted at each appear.
anoe upon the stage with a cordial ex-
preston of regard and appreciation.
Mr.. Barton Stanley is most admirable
personator of female character, and h as
remarkable vocal adaptabilities for such
personations. Mr.. Tremaine gave
liberal exhibition of the varied ospaci-
ties OF the Burdett organ, and both he
and Mr.. Carter gave important contri.
buttons to the SUCCESS of the perform.
ancs. This evening, the Tremaines give
their second and last entertainment for
this season, when those who wish to
spend laughable honr or two should
avail themselves Of this opportunity.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-03
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS

!
TO William Proyan, Lydia Provan, J. H..
Shuts, Nimrod Norris, b. T. Smith,
Charles Wheaton, G. IL. Mccormick 4
Bro, F. j. Upton 4 Co, .'ohn Young,
Arthur Farrar & Co., E. A. McNair, and
Norman Jordan, Partners as McNair g.
Jordan and Il. II. Pardec s. Co.
You, and each Of you, are hereby notified
that there is now on file, in the Office of the
Iowa, petition Of W. f. Johnston, claim
ing Of you William Provan the sum of
eight thousand two hundred and seventy
five dollars as HONEY due on seven promis.
sorry notes, and on contracts for sale Of
real estate and for money paid as mortgages
in redeeming land from tax sale, with in
terest a. ten per cent from May lst 1873,
aud with costs including $3.50, as attorneys
fees, and claiming Of oil Of you the FORE
closure Of Two Mortgages given TO secure
the payment Of said notes, and the fore
closure Of the aforesaid contracts for sale
Of rea. estate and other relief.
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend. on or before noon, of the Second
day Of The next term Of said Court, being
! the May term Of eaid Court for the
year A. D. 1878, commencing on the frs,
Monday OF May A. b. 1873, At In,
Court House, in Toledo, in said County, de
fault will be entered against you, and ia ig
ment and DECREE rendered thereon.
Stivers. Safely ( Willett.
l9l6l Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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HYMENEAL. During the blustry
month of March there have been
marriage licenses issued from the
Clerks office, of Tama County, to
to the following persons: w. 5.
WEIGH aud Emery E. Kerns, Henry
A. Hawley and Maria Belor, James
M. Hayes and Laura A. Suigart,
Martin Limberer and Saravina Sm it'll
VIM. II. Hawk and Dora D. Granger
Byron N. Avery and Gertrude Z.
Mooers, Chas. Hauch and Mara +
Hauchet, Robert Z. Misseltine and
Mercer A. Thurston, Alvin G. Wal.
ling and Cristena A. Horns, + lgar
N. Finch ard Lucinda Shirley, Dan'l
Hess and Rocella Miller. Alex. B.
Bowdea and Jennie r. Sulliyon,
Hugh Dougan and Susan Sloss.
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ALMOST RuNAwAY.-.Iust before
going to press Il little-just little
excitement occurred on the street
and this is the way it happened. As
Bohemian was driving through
town, his horses took fright
WHOM in front OF Berger + Tviser :
drug store, and started 70 run. One
OF the fiery steeds kicked over The
tongue OF the wagon, breaking it,
the tongue. The wagon came to a
full stop. The driver was thrown
out into the mud, but with a good
measure OF pluck held to the lines
until assistance reached him. All
things were properly adjusted in a
few minotes, and the driver went on
his way.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.
10 John Oaks, Elizabeth Oaks, George W.
Oaks, John A. Kelley, N Lucas, George
I. Woolston, Mary l. WoolstoD, and Levi
H. Marstetter -
You, and each f you are hereby Motif cd
that there is now on file, in the office of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Tama County
Iowa. a petition Of Isaac Strawn. claiming
Of you The foreclosure Of q certain mort
gage, executed by said John Oaks and Eliz :
abeth Oaks, on the following described real
estate, situate in Tama County, Iowa, to-
wit: The northeast quarter and the rth
half Of the southeast quarter Of section No.
30, in township No. 50, north Of range No
16, west Of the 5th p..-AL, enu Wsklng \ per-
sonaf Judgment against you said John Oaks
for the sum Of three hundred and seventy
five dollars with Interest thereon from the
first day Of April, A. D., 1872, as money
due him on your certain promissory note,
secured by said mortgage, and for costs
Both said note ard mortgage are particular
ly described in said petition.
And that, unless you appear thereto, and
defend, on or fore noon, Of the secon d
day of the next term of said Court, being the
May term-of said Court for The year D.,
1873, commencing on the first Monday OF
May, A. D., 1873 at the Court House, in
Toledo. in said County. default will be en-
tered against you, and judgment render ed
thereon and decree entered as prayed.
c. 3. BkADsH Aw, s. STEM Il STUART,
14-l7 Attorneys for plaintiff
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CHILDREN's CoNoERT.-The concert
gwen at the Court House last Fri.
day evening by the school children
was one OF the most enjoyable occas
ions that has occurred III Toledo tor
many months. The persons taking
part are entitled to considerable
credit, for the concert was gotten M
and carried through with little assis
lance from solder heads" 1t is a
very betting way OF closing the asso-
Citations ota school term, and the ex-
ercises were such as could hardly
fail to please the most sordld or sat.
please the most critical. We have
not space to speak of each part, and
person separately, but the solo en-
titled The Chinaman" by Miss
Carrie Gulltord fourteen years old
was rendered in such a manner as tc
deserve special remark. The others
each and all acted their respective
parts well, and ii, at the end of an.
other term, the scholars feel like Civ.
inga like concert the success Of the one
last week would seem to warrant a
good attendance. The Court room
was crowded, despite the Indictment
weather; and the net proceeds foot
up twenty eight dollars and five
cents. the admittance being fftee,
and ten cents, We snbjoin the pro
gramme, as presented.
Chorus.
Solo, Castles in the Air.
The Drunkards Daughter.
The Skating Chorus.
Dialogue by the Boys.
Tableaux, Wife and Wheelbarrow.
The Sleigh Ride
Dialogue Little Folks.
Solo (rht Chinaman),
The Old and the Now.
The Beggar Girl.
Belle Miller and En- White.
Come ali we Bachelors.
Dialogue The New Scholar.
Swiss Shepard's Song.
Acknowledgements Is Bliss
Billy Crimes, the Drover.
Yankee Doodle.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE,
ID made by the Circuit Court Of Hamilton
County, Iowa, and to me directed, | shall
expose to sale, on the 10Th day of April, A.
D., 1873, a: the door Of the Court house, in
the village Of Toledo, Tama County, Iowa,
the following lands and tenements belong
ing % the estate OF James Clark, late OF
said Hamilton County. deceased, and de-
scribed as follows. to-wit:
The south half Of the northeast quarter
and the southeast quarter Of the north
west quarter of Sc ;tiou number thirteen,
(13) in township number eighty -four, TS4 |
north OF range number sixteen, [l6l west
VI the 9th ?. NJ. Of Iowa. Said premises
were app: aised at the sum Of 4wo fhousa nd
and Forty Dollars I$2,O40O0l. and will be
sold TO satisfy the debts Of said estate.
Sale to commence At the hour of 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, Of said day. Terms Of sale
one-half cash balancs in one year.
U. Is. PRAY. Administrator.
Dated, March "a, 1873. lI-ls