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= his own reflections. Ifheis sincere IN dis
,,rasnn, declarations, he must indeed have
undergone n wonderful change since, being
compelled to lcaveaa higher bench ne
,,opnted the seat which he now occupies.
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G1 THE VIRGINIA NATURAL

G THE VIRGINIA NATURAL
PETROLEUM LUBRICATISG OIL,
sold by us, and extensively used In this city and
elsewhere for the past seven years, aud which has
given such general satisfaction wherever used DIFF
frs from al utter ,ubricating oils sold in this mar
kst. 1t Is
a PURE, NATURAL LUBRICATISG OIL,
WITHOUT ANY ADMIxrCRE WHATEVER,
free from all grit and gum and. uExer the same
circumstances the best sperm or lard oil, win not
heat, wear, or cut the boxes or bearings Experience
has proven beyond doubt that thlsis one OF the
BEST AND CHEAPEST LUBRICATING OILS
before the public.
Observe that our brand Is on each barrel.
We are The sole agents here for the Virginia Ma
tural Petroleum Lubricatins OH, every barrel Of
which sold by us bearing our brand thus
"YIRGINiA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBRiCATING OIL,
PURCELL, LADD & CO., AGENTS,
RICHMOND, VA.n
0ticrls addressed to US viii receive prompt atten-
lion, and ic shipped in good, tight packages.
PURCELL, LAID & co, Druggists,
NH jam Richmond. Va.
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n FRESH cOD.LIvER OIL.
NEW cIoP, SINCE JANUARY 1sr,

MEADE, b RsKER,s lMPQRTATI0N.
Guaranteed intellectually pare and sees irmended
by cur best physicians being more easily ass!ni-
lated and a.ors acceptable 70 ta sonsaea ,hana na
other cod liver OF, in use. !. -, a..
Importing Pharmacists,
9Th II go Main szesk
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Ey THE I;yTvFpsIry -, =. =


:, &c THE UNIVERSITY sHpIr1gps g,
They supply want never before o,,.'. iNE7.
iorm regular system Of remedies Tar ~" Iney
diseases-each complaint having its mlae,pa
femedy--thns differing materially from ,ta
one cure ais" for all maladies. M ,s. ps'ent
Intelligence can for moment BELIZE , ,s Of
remedy can cure all diseases. '"at oIn
Our remedies arc all safe, and never rs,,u..
patient; never render any one more If,ble =" lie
cold; never oblige person to Leave i" 'ake
make tllelT continuous use condition Of cu,, "s'sf
FOR iui particulars OF these celebrated rom,
see THE fAVORlTE ILLUSTRATED 1;sfwr ,,s
81, H.,i Al ALhaNAc AND BUSINESS BOOK f..
go 20 free on application at the prnclpa! olcn
NOS. 3 and University Place, New Yer. o:. "'"'e,
agencies. 'n!' and
RICHMOND AGENCY.
-, >, WOOD & SONS,
Inh 2e-am corner Ninth and NaI, -
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE .<a>
4fl ON BANQUET" for entertaining &Is->A
Supreme Lodge win attend q meeting atfs p 81
Office OF Piedmont and Arlington Life In tssyh69
sutance Company THIS "Wednesday NIX
AFTERNOOS at O'clock. The following Wy
compose The committee: W. e. Carriugton, 4. D..
Edwards, Il. Cabell Tabb. p. c. Weisiger, Joseph j .
White, 4. J. Mcdowell, II. f. Sheppersor, !. s.
Tower, +. w. Stevenson. NH se-It
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Married, Mt st. Paul's church. the Goth instant BY
Rev. DIR. Minnigerode, j. CaSkIE Ca BELL, Esq,
and MAMIE, daughter of John Enders, Esq, of
this city.
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{.s@
Jefferson Davis il candidate for the
mas orally Of Topeka, Kansas,
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NJ. NEW GOODS FOR MOURNING.

NET NEW GOODS FOR MOURNING.
SPRING, 1913.
T.R. PRICE &C co. have received new goods for
mourning, sucl, as
BoMBAZIEEs, TAIEsE ALPACAs,
DoUBLE-FACED MOHAIRS,
BoMBAzINE ALPACAs, GRO DE NICE,
OTToMANs, DE LANES, CAsHMEREs,
VELOUR DE NICE, WOOL AND SILK GRENA-
DIMES, ALL-WooL GRENADINES fextra), GRAPES
AND GRAPE Wells, KID GLOVES. GRAPE COL
LARS. MOURNING PRINTS, French and English,
&C., Sc. mn "a
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DIGS FEET.-We have just received u
Il prime lot OF S0USEDPIGS' FEET, which We
Offer TO the trade wholesale and retail .ts.
HECkLER Il IIEEBST,
NH s.st*,Wssa S-ss '.''s
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NOR NEW YORk.-OLD UO-d>t-TF's,
l. MINIuS STEAMSHIP C0HptH J. s-s.ssi -
The sc-wllerl steamships OLD DnhiNIV,,
WYaSOkE, ISAAC HELL, %ARhtm'A' W.
AGAkA, A.BEM-tHLE and iiiIIht,nS ~, , a%t,JJ
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SaTuNvAi
1t 5 O'Clock =. VI. ,.,,,,y
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, fKtoAi
aud SUNDAY al high tide. .,,,.,,
These sbips xre entirely new. They have esE.'i'
saloons, statr-ro0n,s, and haili-rolns.
The fare, ACCOMMODATIONS, aud attention an un
surpassed. . ,,J
Freigi,ts for points beyond New York ior"irueii
with dispatch. and no charge made e1cer. Sc'd1'
expenses incurred. a
Close connections made with sieaipcrS l9f -
southern and European ports
For further information. apply u
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
,rvM No liovcrpCr strt'f.
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DHlLADELPHIA, RICH eIE*7FHn
II MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAS eassh1ss1ss
SHIP LISE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA Or. =
WEEK. Steamers NORFOLK. EMt !hs' A, r. !"
>. GREEN, composing this l!n.. witi IeL'c - =.
pond every MONDAY aud IliCkSbAl Az
o'clock NJ and Philadelphia every NrhN >hHi
and A1GRDAS ut tie Sunc h0Er, 2i's:ii',', ~
FreIghts received daily tSuada!S cAccp.Nl ." =.
parts OF Pennsylvania, New jersey, Snd pclHSsT,'
also for Charleston, Savannah. aud wv U'IS~H.
and bills Of E,fiug signed through.
Fr..is.lt taken for Norfolk III moderate rr'er.
Passage 70 Philadelphia, ine!II;nS % ,s.pt Az
stateroO!a, IS. W. L. Ipii t.h. Il srrm,a
No. 2f25 Dock street, fifi:hIoh|
WILLIAM Il. CLYDE co. Agents,
nI3 No. Il North WharTcs. Phl.i,c.pLL-l..-
TOR LIN ERPOOL AND %ZFss:sIss
n QUEENSTOWN, INMAN LIN I; ~ :i-sse--Is ~
NAIL STEAMERS. SAILING FKo,: S"'
YOi:K EVERY SATURDAY Al"
ALTERHAFG TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE: ,....,..y
Payable In Coli Payable 10 'G'''" 's,1
First Cabin. Steerage. ...''''.'''
To London 10 To l.un,nH 4
To Paris. % To Paris. ..,..:...ii ~
Tickets sold to and from EnsLs.d, ''e!soc' @"'
the Continent At moderate rates. c,,.,ys
For further ormatiou, apply az the IoHf~A''
offices. JOHN G. DALE. Ass1.,,
Is Broadway, New YORK.; Or "a
JOHS ", WYATT. ASeDt,
fen Richmond VI
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COMMITTEE REPORTS.

MIR. TAYLOR, of Norfolk city, from the
Committee on Roads, reported bill to IN
corporatcthe BurkeyiIie (Mecklcnburg) rail-
road; to incorporate Powell River NaTiga-
ton Company Rappahannock and Hanover
junction Railway Company.
Nr. THOMAS, from the Committee on FL
nance, reported bills prohibiting the recep-
ton OF coupons for all portions OF public
revenue set apart by the Constitution for
public school purposes; to impose stamp
tax on wholesale dealers in distilled liquors.
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flames RIVER STEAABOATclECns

JAMES RIVER sTEANlBoATcc3iTTG?!s
81 COMPANY. s:s-T-.-s-1t5
For NEW YORK; PlllLhhEI;P!i,&... ~.
TiMORE, NOkFrLh, roHlSMntIil.
AND ALL REGULAR Lh:HiNG>
On TIE JAMES RIVER.
The fast and elegant United STATE. mai -italG't
JOHN SYLVESTER, C:p:2in Il. {. EIiI"hi
leaves ccmpanv's wharf, mt Rockets. tor The MOVE
named places or MONDAYS, WEDNE>DA iH.nud
FRIDAYS At q \. NJ, and rctrns ua lrN"M
Thursday, md Saturday afternoons ~ 9'criN.
On and after FRIDAY. March ?ist, Tire SlLE!,-
TER will leave at . a. VI.
Passengers connect ut Norfolk with tho ola fN,
Lire Steamers for Baltimore, philadelphia, %11
New York.
Train leaves City Point FOR Petersburg OF arri'L
of steamer.
tare I'D New 1ork. ''''''-
Fare to ph!llGeI plIia. =.
Fare 10 Baltimore. ...............''.'''''''' w
Fare 10 SOTlolh.
Tickets on sale Mt CARRIER & CO.'S EAfHhSS
and baggage checks through.
Freight received DAILY for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal BINDINGS "i tht,h'
pe:,kc bay. AMI all regular lIncd b ~ '!lh'" '"'
at REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from \. VI. III o.. VI
Freight for way-llnGiDgs must be iirr;aii.
j.. u. TATUM, General As'h'.
Office. Company wharf.
Branch office. corner 1lain and Nh Streets.
NH II
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House bills TO provided new charter for
the town of Charlottesville; to authorize the
trustees of Atlantic City parish, DC. to sell
certain church property; providing for the
sale of certain real estate bcqucathcd by VIII
liam \. Christian; TO authorize tic Circuit
Court of Pulaski county to decree and coll
firm the sale of certain real estate of Mrs. 5.
MIG. Buford and children; providing for
working and keeping in repair the roAds OF
Fauquier county; to authorize the Leesburs
and Aide Turnpike Company to issue pre-
rerred stock; for the protection of fish in the
jackson and Cowpasture rivers and their
tributaries. &c to make James river a law
full fence in the county of Amherst.
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NH 2g-sm corner Ninth a., AZ, "'Hs'
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BILLS PRESENTED.

By Mr.. HERSDoS A bill to authorize the
Fredericksburg, Orange and Charlottesville
Railroad Company 10 create new and first
mortgage on its road. &c. BY mr. TAYLOR
of Norfolk: A bill to amend the act to in
corporate the Roanoke Land, Immigration
and Savings Bank Company, approved March
IS, 1872. BY Mr.. FRENCH: A bill for the re-
lief of the surcties of John Thompson, late
sheriff 0: Tazewcl county. By same: Bill
for the relief of the suretics Of Reese =. Gill
ipSpic,
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A number of bills on their second reading
were taken up and advanced OH the calendar
to their engrossment dnd third reading.
Adjourned at 1925.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Speaker HANGER in the chair. No prayer.
THE REPUBLICAN PROTEST.
When the morning hour expired ycster-
day the motion to reconsider the vote by
which the House refused to enter the protest
OF the Republican members OF the House in
regard to the election of county judges on
the Journal was under consideration. 1t
came up this morning US unfinished business,
with Mr.. p. b. JONES (Republican) on the
floor, who proceeded 10 state his position on
the subject.
Dir. BuRKHoLDER called the pending ques-
ton, which was sustained. The question,
being, "Will the House reconsiderY" was
rejected by the following vote: Ayes, % /;
noes, 80.
COUNTY JUDGE FOR GooGHLAND.
Mr.. LoyENsrEIN offered the following:
Rcsolred the Senate concurring), The
General Assembly will proceed at II O'Clock
to elect judge for the county of Goochland
to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Judge A. K. Leake." Agreed TO.
REPORT OF TIE COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE.
Tie committee Of conference appointed to
take into consideration the disagreement of
the two Houses OH the bill in relation to the
interest on money and other thing submit
ted the following report:
1. They recommend that the Senate re-
ccda from its amendments by way of substi-
tuie to said bin, and said House bill be
amended by adding at the end Of the LIST sec.
tiaa the following:. YES. et -
''iRat it shall be lawful to receive any rate
Of interest not exceeding eight per cent. psr
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-18

Oh PROBABILITIES is not to be
trifled with. A Boston gentlemen
the owner Of a steam yacht, did not
believe in the weather predictions
of the Signal Service. His captain,
an old salt, thought it ridicu-
lous that any lubber of an officer at
Washington could foretell Boston
weather, as well as he could him
self, he having made it a lifetime
study. SO the yacht, with five per-
sons on board, put to sea, one day
not long since, Notwithstanding the
storm signals were flying, and not
outstanding the advice Of other
sailors who do believe in Old Prob
abilities. The day was pleasant,the
wind was fair and the barometer
indicated no sign Of a storm. That
night, however; the wind suddenly
changed, thick snow squall came
on; and the next morning at
day-break the yacht was wreck
on Duxbury beach, all hands on
board having persisted in an angry
sea. The yacht-owner and his men.
who did not believe that ANYBODY
could tell Boston man anything
worth knowing, paid for their vain
glorious obstinacy with their lives.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-18

THE Republican papers are dis
|cussing quite freely the probable can
didates for the nomination for State
Offices this fall. 1t is already an
nounced that Gov. Carpenter, Supt.
Abernethy and Supreme Judge
Beck will be candidates for re-nom-
ination. They will not probably
have serious opposition to their de-
sire to serve the State another term
in their respective positions. Re
garding the Lieutenant Governor
ship the indications are that there
will be a change. The non-commit-
tai position of Governor Bulls, last
winter, on the railroad tariff bill,
renders his denomination impossi-
BILE if not undesirable. For this
place State Senators Shane, Of Ben
ton, and Dysart, of Tama, have been
suggested by their friends. 1t is
understood, however, that the form
er declines, positively the use ofhis
name in that connection. 1t is not
improbable that score Of candi-
dates for the position will be devel-
oped before the meeting of the con-
vention, which will be about the
middle of June.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-18

REDUCTION IN FREIGHTs.-At a
meeting of representatives, of the
trunk lines of railroads, held in New
York last week, reduction of from
ten to twenty-five per cent. from
present rates of freight to the west
and southwest was agreed upon
It is also announced that more ex-
tensive preparations than ever be-
fore, have been made by the railroad
lines for the shipment Of freight by
the lakes. The new rates from New
York to Chicago are as follows: 1st
class, s1.oo; 2nd class, 80 cents; Sd
class, IS cents; 4th class, 60 cents;
special rates 45 cents.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-18

REFERRING to the possibility
that Lieut.. Governor Bulls may not
be a candidate for reelection this
fall, the Elkader Journal says:
"Senator Larabee is in the direct
line of succession, being the present
President pro tenn. but his people
are not likely to consent to trade
the business leadership of the Sen
ate for the Presidency. Besides
the northern portion of the third
congressional district will, another
year, be looking about for a mighty
good man."
To be "mighty good man"
might, in ordinary times, be a pas
sable qualification for Congress-
But, considering that to that body
the people look for ultimate and
effcctual relief from railroad op-
preston and injustice, will not the
fact that Senator Larabee is or the
record as against Legislation to con-
troll railroads be something Of a
bar to his aspirations in that direc-
ton?
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-18

We have now authentic informa-
ton that three, out of the eight,
members of the last Congress, from
Iowa, are all right as regards the
salary matter, having not only vo-
ted against it but refused to take it.
1t is a settled fact that Senator
Wright has refused the back pay.
Hon. Geo. W. McCrary, Of the lst
District, has written letter to the
Keokuk Gate City in which he says:
81 have not received, and do not in
tend to accept, the back pay voted
by the last Congress to its mem
bers, nor any part of it. AS soon
as am advised (as | have not yet
been) of the amount of the money
placed to my credit as back pay, l
intend to order its return to the
Treasury of the United States, and,
if found practicable, its application
to the reduction of the national
debt"
And now comes the Clinton Her.
o1d and says that it is authorized to
state that the amount Of back pay
due Hon. a. II. Cotton, of the See
ond District, has been invested in
United States bonds, and that these
bonds have been cancelled and sent
to Treasurer Spinner. SO far, good;
and now let us hear from the rest.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-18

A woman in Dubuque was awak-
ened in the night by the cry of a
child at the door. On opening the
door she found babe in a basket,
and card attached informing her
that her husband was the. father
thereof.
This paragraph, taken from an
exchange, calls to mind an incident
somewhat similar, that happened in
Cedar Falls few years ago, while
we were "devilizing" on the Ga
sette, then run by Perkins Bros
The circumstances are concerning
a "littlc waif" that as left at the
doorstep Of the residence of Col
Sessions just after the family had
retired for the night. Col. Sessions
is an old resident of Cedar Falls,
and man universally respected by
all, and without a stain or blemish
upon his character. We don't
know Of any one that enjoys a joke
better than the Colonel, or one that
likes to tell one better, and it makes
no difference if the joke is upon him
self, the Colonel seems TO enjoy it
all the same. The next morning at
ter the circumstance, the Colonel
came into the office and gave the
version of the affair something after
the following: "Fitz and his wife
had gone to bed, and had just
blown out the light and got into bed,
when heard a carriage drive up in
front of the house and stop, in
moment more l heard some one
walk up to the door, and then l
heard him walk back and get into
the carriage and drive rapidly off.
Then heard strange noise at the
door, so I got up, lit the light, went
to the door and picked up the little
thing and brought her in. The
noise that was made brought Fitz
into the room in his shirt-tail, and
Fitz's wife followed suit in her
shirt-tail; and there we all stood in
our shirt-tails making conjectures
about the little thing. Finally my
wife came up, and looking the child
over, stepped back with sigh of
relief, and said: well, Pm certain
there's no Sessions about that
childn'' -NeaeeH Reporter.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-18
ShcFiEf's Sale.
STATE OF IOWA, GO

STATE OF IOWA,
Buchanan County,
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the Sd day
~ of May A. d. 1873 at O'Clock p. M, ut
the Court House, in the City of Independence,
and county aforesaid, will be sold at Public Auc-
ton. to the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing described Real Estate, levied upon and taken
by virtue of General Execution, issued from the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court. within
and for the county of Buchanan, State of Iowa.
in favor of Ephraim Miller, administrator, and
against the property of Thos. Wilson, to-wit:
All the interest of said Thos. Wilson in and TO
the north fifty acres of the nell of sec "a and the
nel4 of the nell of 10; also the "a of the sei4
of sec IL; all in twp 50, north of range west, In
Buchanan county Iowa. Also all the interest OF
the said Thos, Wilson In the west fractional half
of the nwi4 of sec Is; also the north "A ss-loo
acres OF the west fractional half ofthe sw4 OF sec
Z, both in twp IS, range west, Buchanan county,
Iowa, to satisfy said writ execution and all &C
cruing costs.
Sheritls Office. Independence,
1900 April 9th 1872 4Gw2
GEO. o. FARR, Sheriff.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-18

names in excess of fourteen; but for
all over this number the funds still
remain in the hands Of the officers
of the Senate and House, and will,
under the construction Of the law
given in the Treasury Department,
be subject to the order OF those who
choose to draw it until the 3Oth Of
June, 1875.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-18
New Advertisements.
AN ORDINANCE,

Reqairing tie SideloaM on tie RofH side Of Nan
Street, betlDeen the Ri0er and chatham Street 10
be repaireaand raised 10 gTcde.
SECTION /. Be it ordained by the City Council
OF the City of Independence
That The owners of the property AUDITING on
the north side of Main street, between Chatham
street and the river. be aud are hereby required
to repair the sidewalks in front of their said
property and to raise the same to grade.
SECTION 3 That, Il. less the property owners
shall do the work required fin the first section of
this ordinance within thirty days, the same
shall be done in the manner required by an ordi-
nance to regulate the laying of sidewalks, APP
proved April 4th, 1865. and amendments thereto,
passed April 1ith, 1873. o. IL. p. ROZELL,
Attest yor.
JAMES NJ WEART, City Clerk.
hereby certify that the foregoing is
{, atrue copy from the original on file in
- lmy Office. Witness my hand and seal
this 10Th da, OF April, 1873.
JAMES II. WEART, City Clerk.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-18

McClintock, of the Fayette Union,
in advance Of their known action in
the matter, thinks that none Of the
Iowa Congressman will refuse to
accept the back pay, because they
are sure of reelection without such
sacrifice. He thus betrays the mo-
tives which would influence him in
a like situation.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-18
The Washington dispatches OF

the Inter. Ocean Of the I4th, says:
Up to the close of business hours
to-day only four Senators and ten
Representatives have caused their
back pay to be returned to the
Treasury. The amount returned by
these fourteen gentlemen is $5S,S47,
showing the average Of back pay to
be a little over $4,000. The lists
floating around of those who have
refused the back pay contains many
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-18

The "Atlantic horror" as we are
getting fuller particulars Of it, has
brought to light some deeds of
courage and heroism rs only such a
calamity can bring, and that such
heroes as Chief Officer Firth or
Quartermaater Thomas are alive to
be honored is simply good for the
world. Those who sacrificed them
selves in thcir endeavor to save
others-that man, for instance, who
waited insida "till the boy was out
SIDE" and V 10 went down with the
ship-their memory will bless the
world.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-18
SheriM's Sale.

STATE OF IOWA.
Buchanan County. IS
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the Sd day of
~ Nav. A. D. 1873, at ! O'Clock, p m. at the
Court House, in the City of Independence, and
county aforesaid, will be sold at Public Auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash. the following de-
scribed Real Estate, levied upon and taken
by virtue of n General Execution issued from the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court within and
for the county of Buchanan. State of Iowa in IA
vOr Of Jed. Lake and against the property of
T. +. Kenyon, to wit:
The east feet Of Lot Ne. 212. and the west 20
feet of lot No. 213. in the village of Jesup.
Buchanan county. Iowa. TO satisfy said writ
of execution and all accrung costs.
Sherff's Office, Independence.
S4.50l April 9, 1873 4Ow2
GEO .. FARR Sheriff