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above rates
Transient advertiser, uts, huylpk The run
Of the paper lint insertion, 81 ~ per squrti
each 81 osrquent insertion, 1or'nF pNrspuWu
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Al business notices OF advertisements to
be- charged - cents net per line, each iuAcl-
ton. No notice less lhun 80 cents,
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idcd number of INSERTIONS, viii DO published
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4 slunrp is The space occupied hy ten Hines
solid Nupparcll
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FOR SALE AID RENT.
FOR = ALE.

The beautiful frame dwelling of Colonel
Owens, situated on Cottage lane, between
Harwoud and Pearl streets; SIX rooms IN the
houS,: two GOOD wells lasting water; force
pump and flty feet Of hose; fine YOUNG or
chard OF choice fruit; good stablG house
built under the owners supervision, and OF
the best materials; "a acres of land. \ lSo,
fine business lot on Elm street, east of Gem
tra Railroad. II desired. the furniture
mcary new will he sold with the house.
Parties can see Colonel Owens at the house,
or tie Undersigned mt his office, on Elm street
one door west OF Episcopal church.
lldtf GEO. ". BAYLOR,
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English Female BItters.

cures the above female complaints, and all
other troubles that afilict old or young, mar
lied or single females.
IL at once arOuses and invigorateS the fe-
male frame, giving strength to the weak and
feeble, building up the em0ciated, quoting
the nervous, imparting life and buoyancy to
the duh and listless, relieving pain, regula-
ting the llverand bowels and Otherwise gath
eFng up and restoring the shattered female
constitution. Sold by merchants and drug
gists everywhere. Address
DIR. ]. r. DROMGOOBE,
Proprietor, Memphis, Tennessee,
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Y0TTCE OF DYssOLUTfON.

The copartnership which has existed b.
tween ]. N. Thurmond and Ira G., Mitchell,
In the practice OF law, has been dissolved by
mutual consent Business Oh hand will be
closed Jointly. j. N. THURMONn,
IRA e. MITCHEELL
My Office viii remain with Judge Thur
mond until the POstoflicc Is moved to Austin
street, when il will be next door 10 the Post
Office. IRA G. MITCHELL,
Attorney 81 Law.
Dallas August q, 1873. iGsdtf
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BAR GAIN.

New Steam Saw Mill,
Located on the Texas and Pacific Railroad,
four miles east of Hawkins, Wood county.
Has been run six months. VIII sell for hall
ats value. Call on or address
W. II. AUIT,
l75dtf Land Agent, Dallas.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

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lShcd every saturday morning, Suh,rrip-
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payttuie IN advance. No subscription taken
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Tor each subsequent Insertion,
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FOR SALE.

r, q II - & < - - Is - - Z,
~ by 400 feet. on Commerce street, near
the Methodist Church. Cor sale or rent, in
GLIDING n goni we'll, cis'fcri' and residence
also, about Si.Vn worth of furniture. For
terms apply "a W. A. TERRY. of Je1lies &
Terry. lSibG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-03
Another View Of Dr. Curry's Remarks

To the Editors of the dispatch:
Dir, Curry needs no one to defend him
but when ideas are prevalent which misrep-
resent him, or misrepresent any other man,
they ought to he corrected.
As everybody knows, he recently maze an
address before the Baptist Association which
met in this city, in which he undertook TO
give the history of the BdpttstS in connection
with the struggles for religious liberty IN the
early DAYS of Virginia. 1t is alleged that 10
this address he claimed for the Baptists all
the glory of that splendid contest.
This is ass.med-and under this assump-
ton be has been somewhat sharply censured
not only in private circles, but in editorial
and contributed articles Of newspapers both
religious and secular. The rebukers, de-
mandins that he must do their religious lore
fathers Justice, surely set him q poor example
by doing him injustice. 49,,
DR.. Curry made no such ctd'me lie did
assert that the Baptists alone have the honor
of having been under all circumstances ana
ay all times, in the Old World and in the New,
the consistent advocates Of religious Tree
dom. The writer, is not prepared to say
that this claim is unfoundea, but he submits
that the critics of DR.. Garry have confounded
this claim with the one mentioned above.
The writer was present on the occasion,
and heard the address. de remembers as
tinctly, and called attention TO II ut the time,
that DIR. Curry closed several paragraphs III
which he was recounting the early struggles
for religious freedom of the Baptisss in VIZ
GINA by saying" ana an these efforts NE
BaptistS aeere largely and efficiently a'asa
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICE OF CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATES,i
RICHMOND, VA, June %, 1873 {

OFFICE or CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATEs,i
RICHMOND, VA, June 70, 1873
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF
ID ASSEMBLY, approved April 20, is7s' II Is
monweath, until the times tor holding The terms OF
their respective courts shall DC prescribed by
law, to fix the times for holding such terms.
The terms of the eth, l5th apd 10th circuits have
been fixed Us follows: .-..
NINTH CIRCUIT.
Observation-Disclosures October, 25th March,
and frs, "Wednesday in June.
LANCAsTER.--7th october, 1st April, and second
.NIDpLESEx Nth October, 18th March, aud third
"WEu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. October, 10th March, and
fourth Wednesday In June.
GLOUCESTER 27th October, LIST March, anu first
KING WILLIAM.-l7th November, 18th April, aud
EssEx.-lOth November, 18th April, and third
KING AID QUEES.-a5th November, 25th April,
and fourth wednesday, In July.
FIFTEENTH CIRCUIT.
WYTIIE,-First Monday In March, second Monday
In September, and the first Monday In December;
PuLASKI.-Th!rd Monday In March, third Monday
In August, and fourth Monday IN october l., ,,,,v
I'm August, aud Last Monday in September.
CAKRoLL-Third Monday in April, second Mon-
day in August anI setToa M9Hnsy NAN IN rst Monday
in.Septcfnber. and second Monday after The fourth
Monday in October.
BLASp.-Thlrd MOnuiI III MhS, i"u. w uUsiEunJ
In August. and fourth Monday after the fourth Mon-
day In October.
SIXTEENTH CIRCUIT
BUCHANAN Lust Monday I'm July, Tuesday after
Inst Monday I'm October, aud last Monday In Feb
RGSsELL.-First Monday in August, November.
and March
SCoTT.-Thursday after second Monday In ALI
gust, November and March.
LEE.-Fourth Monday In August, November, and
March. s ..,
WIsE-Friday after first Monday after 1ourth
SMYTU.-Thlrd Monday In september, December,
and April. H.,
WASHINGToN.--First Monday In October, jan
nary and Nav j. BELL BIGGER,
Clerk Of House of Delegates.
NoTE.-Thc law which author yes the change IN
the terms of the Circuit Courts does not take effect
until August LIST, 1879 Je A-Z"lm
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DIR. Biting Defends His Position.
For the Dispatch

MceGrs. Editors, Having been named in
an article in your issue of June 23d, signed
"TRuru,' it is due TO the 1rhOle truth that
I should furnish at least SOW 80. iol
the statements questioned. The little book
nuoted was written chiefly and briefly for
and about Baptists, and assumed to give only
such an outline as seemed neediul TO present
the actual aud relative position of Baptisls
on the question OF religious liberty. vi
course details and completeness had 10 be
sacrificed to brevity. beg. also, to dis
claim the least willingness to charge the
Professionals of this country and day With
the mistakes of Il past generation which they
repudiate. The matters between US are sim
pie history and can occasion no unklnd feel
ing.
The point made is whether " the Baptist
denomination is 1.-The only one that has
uniformly maintained the true doctrine oil
soul liberty" or the right OF every man
of every belief to enjoy his religious opin
ions beyond control, regulation, or forcible
interference by any human power, and TO be
compelled by no legal constrlint to sustair
any religious sentiments. doctrines, or or
CARNATIONS whatever. The State may in
terfere only to guard the stability of society
and government from disintegrating prac.
tees. 1t is absolute religious freedom from
human force. Certainly your correspondent
cannot and will not claim that Presby terlans
whose ecclesiastical establishment yet exists
as the State Church of Scotland, " has uni
formly maintained the true doctrine y OF re-
ligious freedom. His Intelligence does moi
need the reproduction of the most abundant
historic deniais Of such q position. In tine
little tract Religious Liberty and the Bdp'
tists' it is stated that there were time:
when, so far us history informs us, the Bap
fists, us denomination, "stood alone IN The
struggle for religious Freedom" and it i
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Computation OF Interest = Another
Method.
CHEIsrIANsBURG, June 2Stb, 1878.


To the Editors Of The Dispatch:
In your issue of June 18th you publish
what you style "the shortest and most accu-
rate method of computing interest known,
and worth preserving" The method directs
to multiply the principal by the number of
days and divide the product by the number
opposite the rate in the table, which Is pub
lshed as part of the method, and EN- braces
whole rates from FIVE to fifteen per cent. in
elusive. s .....
Here is method more general, because 1t
can be used for any rate, whether whole or
fractional j; more convenient, because the cal.
cuatlon is shorter and simpler for many
rates; as accurate, for the principle is pre-
cisely the same, and it does not require the
preservation. for reference of any table at all.
Multiply the principal by the number Of
days, and this product by the rate; then di-
vide the last product by $4,000 in all cases.
The guotient will be the interest OF any
principal, for any number of days, at any
rate whatever, days being regarded as 36Oth
.of year. W. Z. ID.
W. G. III. is right as to the last line Of our
table. 1t should have been 5143.
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mcnts is an important industry in Warren
and Orange.
4 large steam tannery is in operation in
Rockingham. and woollcn factories ure
springlnS up. Several large vineyards have
been planted.
Stafford supplies large quantities of sumac,
tan bark, and saSsafras to the mills in Frede-
ricksburg.
Pulaski has a new woollcn factory.
New sasSairas-oiI mills in Sott0way and
Lunenburg.
Large investments are being made in mine
raj lands In Graysor.
The sced-farm of Mcssrs. Landrcth & Sons
Is IN Lancaster county.
MiddleseX ships large quantities of dried
blackherrieS and mitch slmac. 4 canning
establishment in this county packs yegeta-
blcS, oysters, aud fruit.
Franklin annually ships several thousand
pounds OF beans, peas, and dried fruit. Also,
becswaX, tallow, flaXsccd, flax, and tow
linen. sorghum, fowls, and eggs.
Fairfax has large fruit and crate factory.
A large number of steam Saw-mills have
been recently put to work in all parts Of the
State, and employ many laborcrs. Here we
| may add that the scarcity of farm-aborers in
some sections arises 10 great extent from
the increased number Of them drawn off by
the mills and factories which are springiDg
up in Ill parts of Virginia.
Large crops Of peanuts are raised in Surry,
Southampton, Sussex, and NanSemond.
Frederick has seven woollcn factories, U.S.
ing 100000 pounds Of wool annually; TWEEN
ty-onc Touring mills, two raw-bonc facto-
ries. a large shoe-factory, sumac- mills, and
Straw-paper factories.
Fauquicr ships 100000 tons of sumac at
an average price of 81 per hundred weight.
An Iron-turnace in Page county cleared
S15, 900 last year.
In Henrico there are several large nurse
rics, and trucking is an important branch of
business. Increased attention is paid to the
culture of small fruits.
Essex has large new frut-canning estab'
iishment
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by the Pres5ytertdns,n or words to that
effect; and, moreover, he gave credit to other
branches Of the Christian Church.
A PRESBYTERIAN.
A German ON Underwoodss Heroisu


Meister Speegker,-I see BY der Despatch
of dees mornin you bubleesh ledder fun
Shudge Underwood to Meister Bailey, in
vich he speegs somtings aloud sbe1rai Wise
uud 81. Baui, aud winds oop init desc verbs:
81 recognize the probability that il nur-
tured in the lap and sunshine and slavery
my ardent nature would have placed me
with stonewall Jackson in the war" Now,
Meister speegker, drinks me to mineself
Shudge Underwood like bedder to stay In
dot bropnstone front vich belongit to Meister
MeVeigh as to gone to der front init Shenral
Shackson, amt it? But if dot "ardent me-
ture had took him ohd of der clap Of sun.
shine" urd pud him In gray shacket he
would be yoost as much oud Of place as he
is in der jewdishal ermin. Shenral Shackson
vas lucky dot Shudge Underwood vas not
been in der clap Of sunshine" Vat you
drinks? ONE OF DER SroNEwA ALL BoYs.
lime 49, 1873
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NORTH BRITISH
IN AND
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF
InSnnN AND EDINRURGU. G. B.

Capi,al SO, GOO, 900 In gold; invested In the
ITnitrJ states over SOC, 0O0 deposited with the
treasurer of Virginia, $50, 1000 In United states
bonds. ..s
compauy, we arc prepared ~ issue Its policies
against loss or damage by Dire on buildings, mer-
candise and personal property of ail klnd5 on the
most liberal terms.
loses euuItably adjusted ard promptly paid
u. N. WALKER Il Co,
oc7 No. f0l4 Main street.
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PO DER.
rTENTION, SPORTsMEN!

A I I TO-NJ
NEW YORK STATE SPORTSMENS
ASSOCIATION.
EXTRACTS FROM "REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON
STANDARD FOR SHOT,"
"Al manufacturers will have eventually " con,
form when spOrtsmen require that their shot shall
compare with the STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE
which your committee has H1eti
Upon the most critical examination, your COM
,uittee have determined 10 adopt rs the AMxk!-
CAN STANDARD" the scale presented TO US ny
nessrs. Thomas Otis lie Roy 4 Co, Of New York
- - - r. NEWELL, Chairman;
n. NJ. SMITH.
E.fss f. G. SKISNER.
Sportsmeu and dealers dkaslrous OF having the
above SCALE, or auy Information relative thereto.
can promptly obtain the same by applying "
THOMAS OTIS LIE ROY & CO., New York.
/ Ia ag-eOd5m #.asss -.sa@ n.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
rJTY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
" OF RICHMOND. VA.
OFFICE. 1113 MAIN STREET,
IunIpr hank ing house OF Lancaster SO.J

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL............. COG.
ASSETS. loO,uoo'
D1REcToRs.-Pe W. Grlbbs, Clement r.
Bark ;tiae. Charles Il. Davis, William N. Archer,
william Pemirrlou. d. $. Woodbridge, f. T. Glas-
row. r. l.. ID. Walford, John Tyler, Isaac d.. Car
Tngton, James Dunlop, W. r. Quaries, Anthony
Bargamin, W. a. Lneke, Bailey DAVIS, frank ~
w Gary, Sa nuel Freediey, William II. Powers. -,
This home company Is now ready 70 Issue us
policy against LOSS OR DAMAGE by FikE 0N
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE. HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, and other insurable property, anu
''''''' i"' ASA SNYDER, President.
,e lo-2m r. B. MEADE, Secretary.
DOYAL FIRE SURANCE COMPANY
~ OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON 200 ooc
banostcd with Treasurer Of virginia. 5000
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY oF
Demo sited with Treasurer Of Virginia $4,000
Shareholders personally responsible for the obn-
cations Of the above companies
Representing the above sta,lnch old English com-
nantes we solicit the patronage Of the public upon
their unreasonable security, prompt and liberal
settlement Of all claims and heavy income.
40. l105 Main street.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
c,su Assf EEW oY Y2kk sSo.ooo,ooo.
Cash dividends, surprising al others. at first and
ert7.y anniversary of policies. --,,..
Premiums payable annually, seml-annually' ana
quarterly. .-..
ID '''' oA'''N JUHN II. CT ,Ip'RNE, Agent,
seo, ~ ,6S Main street.
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r o.ir. CORN. NAY TORA&'
~. AND TREkT.
... LANDS. LABOR. GRAZING
,>tNl\C. AND TRI'tkl\G.
t,orrrms aud New Agricultural
Industries.


4 &" S]Frn'aT audE'>>'" |" ''''"o'e
1 .lNTmcl gentlemen. OF whom We
..,,N.,,, in detail IA A number ct I
4 ,l,, ,,,.,,,> .,,a,ho COM. |
'''"~ ;,
Hiu"i' interests "t the STATE i"
..,t returned with courtesy ana |
.-.vlu..r w take This OCCASION to |
..,r,f,! e>smin3Iiou and |
....,~> ,,,,,,,,,o, -
....".a III! ''' ''"''''' W
80 ~.,"rd cna"i'S u> 10 lay '"'"fc our
.. ... morning decidedly ia" fullest |
.natc croprcportS and estimates |
..... .-.yG OF course We cannot claim |
. ,,-v,,r. ~ ilr questions pro- |
l...l .,..,,r,,o NV, rho
".'
e., 81. Few. '''" TIC N''t'''i'h'>
81, r,,, Co.. !,.l,d upon. One thing |
..... ,.,rr, .i,, rromi>r of rood |
.n,,,.1
\"-.'. ''., ,'''' '''''' ''''''" ''''''
.... .@a''n ~ interest ara value 10
S.. ,.....g. ~, mrr. tn" merchant, and |
.,... r,.,,l.,.> ,t The Di<pGtrh : Il
WHEAT.
N.m '.,G "D'..a" Il the '"nh lies are re-
..'.t S.. M"n- H.w" lib" same area in
....t lt '~,'H>'H'i a1 I'M year previous.
Ia-rff-.I-.' i.,,. N9 a>'jH-' NJ one-Iourth |
..e. tH.ms" l>,a, and a.. others report an
...-,. 80 '#.u'' yer r'.ti. 0t>~,
4. .''t iw| IN '"'l'''F counties
t....I ,rr G.t' W.T. =" r"n bushels ar up
w.. '-i'H II MA i""'"'S i"'@'
~ 70 '''.t-'"- "."' ',>i' y f,i
' wv. n'' ';,,'
~ ,''l
-.'.' I'd. .' W." 81 w. ''E'"'" CIV
''," counties ~ lu>' ana ny
'".'' reports III" ?u'll'E OF lne
t very -""u' tA'rl, @co.,'
..~". - E" hi'flef' us WIZ
1879 ""-'>' "'''''''l'i' '''>'" Ill
."' Vac war
"Al~.
w,. ,nmr> rr;,ur, nuv.rfir,l les
$3.50. s. coat. Than u-rll. AppomIitnN one
...... sud u,~,n-r tn l,.r cent les.
...... i!l,. ,ulmtj, report an average IN
...,. .l a0.rut ten l,,l cent. Nh other, about
-ur,. ,- in l>r9. From present appear |
.,-r ,- surpassed r!, ,l,Id viii generally |
.u..,.I.l.,.,,,. iv,,.rlr, Lu>h,.l. rrr3rr, |
.y,r,... far Ajh.marl. E,upuhauuml. |
.-,4 T,l.u,l lI.pr;rr WASHINGTON |
li#.tIF,l i.t,h.. tlIrnfl yltf bushels
,,.r. Scans to Ia. r.ii. unpromi>in,, |
.r,. t}1rkr kIn.. amt ou-pn, and Din. |
...,-. ~. estimated average hriuy IL low
f.al~hrt~ Ter TIRE. spring oats cnnSti-.I
@. .rar-.cntl- Of the crop of the state. |
.' ..H.ru most Of IA. rptuttIr> winter oats |
..,t'..r WHEN rhry pl>> In. wlut"rfrrc2- |
.. ...-,ltlly. cur conclusion i that TIN, |
... yr.tr uuu>rlajly i,r.r.
,,,,.
CORN.
ANU "'II--'"i''li,''r" ,''n> 81 Tue
.- .a.. '1adr In" corn very backward in |
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MULES. HORSES. DE:

TURNER s CO., No.
EXCHANGE, SALE, AND LIVERY 49,.
STABLES, 0aAsos~
DAyIs's OLD STAND, FRisKLls STREET.
We have on hand \ first. rate lot both OF MUlthS,
AND HORSES, and would BIO glad 10 Dave = 49,. r,n
from any one la want Of Superior stosA. Sa1
prices are low aud our terms hteTai, : re,
u lin ASAs1'A~ = y Fz
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-03-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of a Special Execution, dated
ID the 22nd Of February, A. D. 1873. to
me directed, issued out OF the office OF the
Clerk of the hi trict Court of Tama
County, state Of Iowa, in favor Of Leander
C lark. and against John Goodfsllow and
Ann Gocdfcllow, on judgment rendered
ky said Court at the February term thereof,
A. D. 1873, against the said John Good
fellow for the sum Of $ll28.4l anda de .
cree offoreclosure. against said Defendants
wherein it was ordered adjudged aud de-
creed that the following described Real
Estate, to-wit The West Half Of the North
east Fl quarter of Section oneU) in Town
ship No. eighty six 1867 North Of range
No. thirteen (13) West Of ie 9th P. NJ
containing ~ 56-1OO acres according to
Government Survey. Also the east half of
the North east fir. quarter of section No.
one "a in Township No. Eighty-six (Sj)
North Of range No. thirteen (l3) West Of
9th p. NJ. containing IS $500 acres ac-
sording to Government Survey be sold, or
SO much thereof as is necessary to satisfy
said judgment, interest and cost:
Now therefore, pull lie notice is hereby
given, that have levied upon, and shall
on the Slst day OF March A. D. 1873 be,
tween the hours OF 9 o'clock A. NJ. and i
o'clock T. N Of said DAY, sale to commence
at the hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front
door Of the Court House in Toledo Iowa
in the County Of Tama, offer and sell At NH.
lie cutlery to the highest and best bidder
for cash, ali the right, title and interest Of
The above named defendants, in aud to The
above described property. or SO much there
Of a. is necessary 70 satisfy said iude.
ment Tor the above named sum, together
with costs and all accruing costs, unless
the same shall be sooner satisfied.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
stiysrs, Safely d Willstt,
~ 49, At'ys for Plaintiff
Fob. 18th 1878. l2-is S1,31
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERLEF,S SALE

ny virtue of special EXECUTION, dated
~ the oath Of February A. D. 1878, to
me directed, issued out Of the office Of the
Clerk of the District Court Of lama County,
State Of Iowa, in favor Of Oliver Messer,
and against F. l.. Clark, Alelia Clark, Hex
ekiah Pray, Seth Strong, J. Jack, and W..
C. Salisbury On Judgment rendered by
said Court at the February term thereof, A.
D. 1874. against the said 4. L. Clark for
the sum Of Sl48 4S-lO0 and decree of
foreclosure against said defendants, where's
in it was ordered, adjudged and decrsed
that the following described real estate
to-wit:
The southwest Quarter Of the southwest
Quarter sf section No. eleven Ql), in town
ship No. eighty-three [sS] nth Of range
No. sixteen 1851 west OF the 9th L. NJ, IN
Tama County, Iowa, be sold, or 50 much
thereof as is necessary tosatisfy SAID Juig>
meni, interest and cost.
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that / have levied upon, and shall on
the 81 st day OF March A. D. 1873, between
the hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and o. clock
P. NJ. Of said day sale to commence Mt me
hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door
Of the Court House in Toledo, Iowa, IN TIE
Coun.y Of Tama, offer and sell al public out
cry. 10 the highest AMI best buder, that
bid two-third or over of the aPprised val
ne. for cash, all the right, title, and inier>
est of the above named defendant, in and
to the above described property, or so much
thereof as is necessary to satisfy said Judg-
ment for the above named sum together
with costs And all accruing costs, unless
the same shall be sooner satisfied.
February %, 1873
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff of Tama Co., Iowa.
C.B. BRADSHAW. Atty fer Plaintiff.
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