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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05
WESTERN DISPATCHES
lsrEcAL TO rMK oeLD mLL DAILY kEws.l
FROM SAN
suieidcd-Locai option Movement
Run OSer-Iciuction I'm WHISKY
DistiIiing-Greensncks


SAN FRAScisco, June 6-l r. NJ
A child, name unknown, was run over
by q butcher cart at the corner OF Fol.
som aud Finh streets to-day, and In.
s,antly killed. The driver OF the car,
escaped, but will DO arrested when
found.
In consequences OF tho local option
law Ia the interior. the Pacific Die
tillsry has reduced It's daily product oi
whisky IRON 5000 TO 1900 gallons,
aud other distillerics have reduced IN
proportion.
Richard Delaney, a private Of Com
pany A. U. ). Artillery, shot himself
through the head with rife.
No cause Is known thus far
for the suicide. Tho Coroner Will
hold an inqucs, to-day.
Tho Ladies' Temperance Union will
meet tonight for the purpose OF max
Ing arrangements for procuring an or.
der for n local option election In this
city at an early day.
G~reenbacks, Sas, 490l,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05

Is terms more expressive than ell
egant the Patterson GnUriida says
For the honor OF tho country Con-
yress should Immediately make an ap..
preparation to pay Mr.. Jays bllked
landlord
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05

NKw YoRK, June 5.-Peter Smith,
a non.unlon cooper, WAS attacked yes
tsrday by strikers while golng from
his work, and, finally, In selfdefcnce
he drew 4 pistol and shot n Of his
assailants, It Is thought mortally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05

AsrnoLoar.-Madsme G. Norman, the great
Astrolocist, has returned to Gold Hin, and 10
now ready 10 be consulted In regard TO the
past, present and mture events Of life. once
hourr, from 0 A. ". 10 . r. u. Residence, Pio-
nccr street, rear OF the Eclipse Stable. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05
FROM ARIZONA.
ItctaLcn Lower Country Quiet.
ApacIics.

SAN DiEoo, June 5.-It il rumored
that the Indian Gotdo. who was ar
rested for the murder OF the Ovcrend
family, and escaped from the sheriff
at Ell Csjou last week, has been re-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05

4 vFRi RirIp. safe AMI easy way 10 make nas
ncy. IL 10 procure territory 10 introduce the iaiosl
usshlinycniion tia, y wanted every day by ever,
Dnc, every where. wha has = family, q mlSlIct
Scv1ng Machine viii. Table snt TTcNiie for onlj
sin that dos Tire same work a. q niachln~ to'
wUnhi paw 80 for. rapid. smooth aud arm, makes
\ .caIn - strong that the cloth Nil tear hsfoTc The
.utchc1 viii fip apart. Eight new. ntiaehtnenis fol
al work aud the i%inprJvri Button Hole Worker useI
hv ~ univ. AGENTS only nrs-l show them IN opera
ton 20 ell In every house they enter. So ani mp
wards clcar-td ais By smart agents. No such ma
chine was ~ 81 oner,si At any such price,. iA.so -ohl
last year, Is,.e1 families use them. Demand In
crcasing every day wherc they become known,
Ministers. JUDGES. Lawyers. Ellior>. Machluis,s,
rtllor-, etc. recommend them as perfect. Rights
given ire To- nfsi applicants. u there L. No agency
IN your place, write toflt. or buy a niachine Tor youf
anilly or 4 ~rrlaiion, thcre Il nOic bcttero - cheaI.
Machlnrs sent 10 all parts Of the country on receipt
q price. sla Read al yertl-ement beginning -
saved 10 every falnlly' IN another column oI this
paper. Address the PrU?rietor., R0nrRr J. MIL
IIGAN A TO-, I6 Canal street, New lork.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05

PALACE Eating Stand. Virginia City, Thomas
Hebron, Proprietor. The very best Of meals 10
be had at all hours. Oysters sold at wholesale
-bisalvss that will make q man's mouth water.
IleiIfon gives hls personal attention TO the
bu,isess, and never ha. any trouble In pleasing
his customers. Give him q call. 43t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05

%NoLrEsEIER, Of the Metropolitan boot and
shoe Store. has removed to los South q street,
Virginia. Buy your boots aud Shoes OF him,
az he IL -elliD; cheaper than ever.
come
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05

iaEroRrxp pAILr Mt MINER . NALL

~tarroHrxp p.ILr MT nrxER . NALL
Last EveainE.
10 Meadow Valley. ~
20 Raymond & Els, s0k
sioEurska Co.. soS. a.
ioo American Flag, So, ~
TO Belmont, ~. I, a.
30 NJ Dorado North, "
1850 e Dolada sOs,h: *. ", "a. 81. .. bo
41ss siandard. 81, I BIO. 4. % 40
$50 Newaik, 2.
rs Red Jacket, J, ~
100 Silver Cords
800 Qulntero, Sc
20 Mahogany, az
so sos,h Chariot, taX. i2x bSo, lax b0.
i?k
10 Golden Chariot, i5x
lvo Chariot Mil. 5 30
800 Bellevue, AZ, AZ 80
10 Independent. 3c
SIS Empire ldaho), .lsX. l,x. 49,. i3y so,
u b5, itS b3o. ~. so
90 War Eagle. AZ, ~ b3e, ~
~ IDA Fillmore. ~, AZ
20 Gsuld q Curry, isx
2te savage, 70, %, '3k
2e0.Rslehsr, 81, 81 BIO, s3k b3o. SIN, 81 bio
~ ophlr, io,.. II, i0k, ia b0
100 Califsrnia. 81, 3sk
10 Ovarian, -, ar. 2aS si0
IL Hale . Norers.s, a 40, 10
~ ksstssk. i3S. l3S 80
ll3 Con Virginia. ~ bSo. - b5
30 Poorman, ., AZ
This Msrniss.
$50 ophlr. ny, ia, IN b, nv, is bp
iGo Goald . Garry, isN
M Best & Beleher, AK
is5 Savage, u. ~
~ chellar. rstssi. co. t9S
ITO Hale y Sorcro--, 10, a, +oS, ies
20 rrDWu Haipt q MI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05
sESrlSnIs's CLOTHING, ETC.

eEETLEMES's cloTHIse, ETC.
o N xHIBITIo N
AND FOR SALE AT
BANNER BROTHERS,
Csr.er O asd Tsyisr streets,
VIRGINIA CITY.
THE LARGEST, MOST BEAUTIFUL
MOST MAGNIFICENT
STOCK OF
CLOTHING
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS STATE.
so RICH IN FABRIC.
90 SUBSTANTIAL IN MAKE,
SO SUPERB IN STYLE. As TO
SUIT THE MOST EASTIDlOUS,
....ASp....
So Exceedingly Low in Price
As TO AoREEABLY AsroSIsnI
THE MOST ECONOMICAL.
BANNER BROTHERS,
-. VINO ALwArs rupr....
TO PLEASE THEIR T B
....AnH %pxrERxrSKD ro....
EXCEL ALL PREVIOUS EFFORTS
DURING THE PRESENT SEASON,
AMT TO CONTINUE.
SUCH STRAIGHTFORWARD DEALINGS
As have won for them the respect and estesm
Of their fcllsw-citizens
DEAL WITH
BANNER BROTHERS.,
-. VINO ryrssr....
PRICES.
Buy All Your
G L o r II N Ct
....rEoM
BANNER BROTHERS,
TUE col.
LIVE
IN VIRGINIA. NEVADA.
jul u
new GOODS! new Go0DS!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05
H MAMMOTH CAVE

Would probably hold . larger stock Of gosd'
than any house In town, and. perhaps, Q few
more phoddy goods and empty paper boxes than
some OF our Big shoddy clothing warehouses,
but . better nilsd and more compact estAblish.
ING STORE 10 not 10 be found on the Paei.
&c coa.t-it Affords no room for shoddy and
empty paper boxes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05
TELEcRAPHIC!
EASTERN DISPATCHES
o o "a tsruo IMTELLIoIHoE

l~sr.G,AL TO TIVE ssLp NIL DAILY NEW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05
A HAUNTED HOUSE

I. In some places an object of wonder and tel.
rpr, but the WHITE HOUSE CLOTHING
STORE II constantly haunted. day and night.
Wy q whole army Of customers. and yet u " the
most popular place In town. A NEW SUIT
cfcciually lays every ghost that makes iis ap-
p%earancc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05
THE

In the form OF q paid piper. once reused oil the
children of . village 10 follow him OF. Could
he have shown snch bargains In Clothing ~ are
10 be had Of CONN a 1hAA(N all the par.
ents would have followed. % well ~ the chill.
dren. and thus hs would have cleaned out the
whole village.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05
TIE GRUMRLING

OF BALD MOUNTAIN Is AS NOTHING
" compared with the grumbling Of some Of
our Clothing Dealers - tbcy daily observe thslr
sn.'I 70 The W WHIT :n MoU tad cI%sTsi iSsii
STORE, tho only place In Town where you
get real bargains In Clothing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05
II PRAYING WOME]

Raid on the saloons In the East; bot here. all
who want good, substantial, well made and
fashIonabls Clothing, nid on the WHITE
HOUSE CLOTHING STORE
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-14
REVISION OF CONSTITUTION.

In accordance with the act of the last General Assembly, the proposed amend ment to the constitution of the state, pro- viding for the holding of all sessions of the General Assembly at Hartford, after the present official year, was, on the first Monday of October last, submitted to the electors of the state, and by them approv- ed; and proclamation has been made de claring it to be part of the constitution.
 This important organic change, break in through usage strengthened by the observance of nearly two cnturies evil dences most strongly the altered circum.
 stances of our state, since the adoption of the present constitution, and gives renewed force, it seems to me, to the considera- tlons presented to the General Assem- bly, at its last session, and which it can not be necessary for me now to repeat, in fav-
 or of a convention for the revision of the entire instrument, in order to adapt 1t to our changed condition. 1t especially ex- poses the grossness of the present inc quality of representations by the loss of that influence, which necessarily, attaches to the locality where the Legisla- ure sits, and which has been with reason regarded as compensation for inadequa- cy of representation, the largest town in
 the state, paying into the Treasury nearly one-sixth of the taxes levied upon the Grand Lists is-new brought, in respect ot its representatio to q simple level with several of the small towns, whose respec- tive payments for like purposes do not equal the salary of one representative. The conventions of the leading political organizations of the state having united in approving 8 submission of this question
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-14

torty-fonr million SIX hundred and ninety thousand seven hundred dollars (S44, 69O.- : 7OO), of which thirty-six million sixty eight thousand six hundred and ninety tour dollars and sixty two cents fS36 O6S,- 6940zJ has been paid in.
 The gross earnings of all these eompa- nIes, for the year ending September 30, lS73. were twelve million thirty-seyen thousand nine hundred and eighty-six dollars and thirty-three cents ($12, ,O37,- SS6.33), of which about one half was re- ceived from passengers. The total net income amounted to two million five hun dred and elghty-six thousand four hun dred and sixty-three dollars (S2. .586, ,463), of which all but about fifty thousand dol lars has been paid in dividends by nine corporations.
 For the detail of information respect ing our great interest of Insurance. I re- fer you to the report of the Insurance Commissioner. There are one hundred and.. d..twenty Q20) fire, ,fre-marine, and ma rne insurance companies doing business m this state, representing cash capital of about thirty millions of dollars. and gross assets of about seventy-seven mil hons. There are twenty-nine life and accident companies doing business in the state, of which ten are home companies. The assets of the home companies aggre- gate nearly eighty-ive millions of dollars. and of the other state companies, about one hundred and ninety-one millions, be- ing total increase over last year of about twentv-fve millions of dollars.
 EDUCATION
 The educational department of the state appears to be in high state of eff ciencr. Tested by the number of child ren, in proportion to the population, who actually receive it's benefits by attendance at school, it is believed to be first of all the states. The number of children in the state attending schools of all kinds during the last year, was one hundred and twenty three thousand, three hun dred and eighty-six Q23, 3,3s6), of which number all but eight thousand, five hun. dfed and twenty-nine 8,529) attended the public schools. The number of public schools IS sixteen hundred and forty eight 1648), and the number of teachers employ cd about twenty-five hundred.
 The receipts from all sources for the support of the public schools in 1873 were:
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-14


 In thus reviewing the present opera tions of our State Government, I am impressed by the growth of its powers and responsibilities during the last two de- cades, and. especially, by the ease with whiclethe inreasing demands npon our financial resources have been met, through our modes of local administration. Twen- ty years ago, the School Fund of Con- necticut, of about two millions of dollars,
 was a conspicuous object Tn it's state gov ernments. In financial consequence it dwarfed all other department. It's reve- nue of about one hundred and forty thous- and dollars, devoted to the support of common schools, was regarded as most generous bounty, and in 1853, it exceeded, in amount, the total of all the other ex- penses of the state government. The contrast of the present day is very strik
 ing. The state now collects, yearly, for
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-14
tbt e}ttBselo enq,irtr, h I r q. A. HICK0X. Editor < Proprietor
 s.. S-.gfs ffs3 . nssft4ssEG0 WGH gGA lITCHFlELD, CONN.
TERMS; ....

TERMS: -
 Subscrsotion, per annum. County Subscribera S2.00 no. Paad m aaVance; .............. 2.S0 In bundles (outside the County, ..... 200
 If nos paid in advance. e............. 250 ylizss sssfl6sfs 6J carrier ist.s = . aSS S Single copies. cts.
 :, Any subscriber wishing his paper stopped with the expiration of his subscription, should notify us Ae the time of subscribing, or before the term paid for expires. Any subscriber in arrears de- saFdng to stop his paper must pay up arrears.
 Advertising.
 One square inchss), I week, k,........S1.O0 Yearly advertisements st the following rates: One Column. n....... ..........S S100.00 Fourth '' 35O0 Business Cards (haif squarel, ...:... S.0O Special Notices, 50 per cent additional IT DO specific directions regarding thelength of insertion accompany advertisements. Probate Notices will be kept in three weeks, and all oth- CT advertisements It. f." Gill forbid) or until Yearly advertisers are entitled to four changes during their term (not oftener than once A month(, without charge
 Yearly or half yearly advertisements are pav- aoae quarterly; all other advertisements in ad- vance.
 simple notices of Birth, Death or Marriage, are inserted free of charge; obituary notices, cents per line
 Job Printing. All kinds of book and Job Printing neatly and Pgpmptly done.
 Business Cards, Wedding Cards, Bill Heads, Labels, Ball Tickets, Handbills, Pamphlets, &c.,, 4e, done in the best style, and as cheap as at any onfee in the State.
 Orders can be sent in by mail and the jobs sent out by mail 0f smalI, by stage, or express, to most parts of the county, without serious risk or delay.
 EL.I
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-14

The most appalling case of deafness that we ever came across, outside of an asylum, was that of lady who lives just across the street from the navy yard The other day they fired salute of twen- ty-one guns. The old lady was observed to start and listen as the last gun was fired, and then she exclaimed. ssCome int"
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-14

4 correspondent asks us the following question: What would be the effect pro- duced if Ben Butler were launched upon some other planet?- Brooklyn Argus. Bad for the planet.-Bost0n Post.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-14

A Negro at Minden, La., stole a quanti- ty of meat out of smokehouse lately. He was tried by jury of negroes, and be- cause he confessed the theft he was &C., quilted on the ground of insanity.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-14

Doctor" said conceited literary man to Holmes on the streets of Boston, ''I am going to deliver my lecture in Lowell to- night 'I am glad of it; I dislike those Lowell people, 1" retorted he-doctor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-18
NIyERIFE'N MILE.

THE STATE " tuWA,
Howard County.
In the District Court VI Howard County,
Nv Virtue III general execution Issle.l
froM the office III lhc tlrrk Ut the lFcnit
t'ourt III Howard County, Ssats ri Iowa, In
favor III A. CrMgsn. AAalrMo III llnnrs Is
Nllcs mud llnnrs h Brother. l'ltGs.. and
against N. II. NlmA II ~ 4, Hitchcock,
nsfts j, 4. Nichols surety IN stay bond.
dated November a7th 1874. and toeane
directed. commanding me tlnt NJ The Ho.aln
cllHlirlA. siMk ~ lnirru2, II. any company
irlAs due, property In llic hands III third
persons. lands mil isnulnents which nrt
moi exempt by Inv from cArcn,lon) NJ III.
Nlid Ill X, ltlnM II Al., make Or cA.lNr II
~ mn,lc the M,M III Two Hundred and
nIncty.slN Dollars and ninrty.Msrn ccnls,
tkaiNl M. with interest and co~ts.
levIcsl upon tllc following dcrcrilWA lleal
Estate, lying and lTlnR situated IN ths
County Ut Howard, and Statc VI Iowa
llHnMlyl
Lon No. one ca In blNk No eleven I'll
In lNAdlr md ktronH's addition 10 trcsco
Iowa. and The appearances thereto lMlang
Inn alHn tlse north otr hAlt IL cnmmrnr
and lwcnty.tWoi tMo and 10 loo Chain,
t,nrih II point where thr North linz ii
lliHh street.. t'ruscn. lntrrHsTin mill .srctlut
line, thence north two Aml 40 ION chains
thence wcst inur chnins, thence south tw,
and No lon clsnins, thence uasl IN place ii
ls'RtnlnH containing oi,r hAlf mere.
And hereby glyc public notlcc ,hni
shall otter for rwlr n p.lblIC cutlery, u. III,
ctHtrt .hOAinc dior In l'rrsco, GN,nty N
Howard and state VI Iowa. I'm Hat,irdM,
tho 9dth dny III lhTemlHr iH1l lNlwccn tn
hours " y nclock a. NJ. and 1 o'clnk T.
NJ. VI saltl day. sAlc 10 commence n Nh,
hour II iOoclork a. N. II sall day, nnt
| will mll u TIM highest and hcsl blddc,
therefore In cAah, the alNsr described rrnp
rriy. " sufficient thereof 10 aAtlsfy tlis
alN,vr delft, with INTEREST and cost
dated lhls nth slNy III November lH7%.
DAVID II, ArkEttkON,
sheriff of Howard County, Iowl
ny J, r. rOwsLL, Deputy. lnnw4pftiD
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-18
N Oar lss,reAs.

AMER The 6rs. n January postage
IN all papers ssnt out Of The county
where published must 10 prepaid. Sub.
scribcrs Ia the PAIN DrALrN out &c
this county. prepayiag their salscrir.
sian, viii receive tho rarcr postage
paid for tho next year for Ei.75, those
IN arrears viii receive the paper 40
heretofore, for which W shalt charge
them - ~ rcr annam adding tho post
ago. anil scnaing THUR bin for col'sa-
ton. Subscribers IN tho county pre-
paying shcir sahscri zion prior 70 tho
10th Of January will receive the rlA,s
DgALxR at tho rate of e. 90 per an.
mum tho price remaining u - 90
per anNam Oh every subscription MT
paid strictly In advance. Il 10 proper
that we direct attention to the list of
papers aud periodicals that ~ furnish
when taken In connection with tlc
PLAIN DxALEk a club rates. II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-18
POULTRY,
L,7,e Poultry Wanted,

Mscka. Chickens, Gccsc and Turkeys,
fos which ~ carcct To nay rrlccs thnt will
induce yon ID arll alive. A. composition
h tho lttr ii trade. fetch them on 10 thc
market and ect yoMr cash, aud then buy
your EOeAla Il cNsh pfic~,
Lave and lcl Hive Will In our motto, lsc.
member the place and expect good prices
Head auArtrss n Cl.ARKS aroccry. Up.
nnltc The Court House, Vresco, Iowa.
III 3. UAsrOR y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-18
Notles 10 l'uplls, Noa.ilealdent Of The
lnAepNnAcMt District
" CRExCO.

purlla non.r~slslrnl ri the independent
nissvlct III trcsco dcalrlng 10 attend thu
ruhllc schonl therein, viii M required BEFORE
belng assigned ! aeAt, 10 prrsen, 10 Il, L,
Weld the principal ri aaId school, r.
cslM from John r. Peck. Treasurer VI Tho
l,lclrlcs, fur Tuition for thc llmr thc student
applying may desire 10 intend, The terms
eo(ailllahcd by the school heard arc N fol-
lows,
Grammar department, pcr month ta,00
iet intermediate /. !. !. 10
Other departments LIN
Alteu,lou IL this prerequisite win secure
eludenta aslMlaalOn Ia such department ~
their advancement will warrant.
l4,u. e. UlI.l.ETT.
President,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-18

tsesiss~as TNss There ~sil ~ d
Chsrsmss Tree i, ths n, n. s'haseh
IN chsiss~a. Eve. ,rAsf-aa,) with
appropriate esrftisee. TOME ees.
rems all. n sra have presents fs
scm fsirnas. PM shem en- The Tree
rs~sN don't fssgv, ,esr children.
bring them aleae, ard he sate shes~
II s~msshiag on Tho tire fcr them.
l'lesre scna md Santa TAns the
names II ali yeat children, - that he
will not miss any.
rr~N,srsv.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-18

aAnhssssas sresAFAA ~fil ~ 80
W VA. Ess~sas.a sN~stk N tls ti#s.
80 Assss~ss fsv aftussAat essh !
sra sae y nssevMatM sAesH@sTsea ~
sA4assmsA nAs "A IN v'sls~t A \
There M te " iss@s.s rssssssl
fss IN. eAsiivrn "A shs HmnAss ssh~s'l
.wa sshsr ~he ~As as%itr N a,t#~a
a I'VE rv~ss Ite~ss s,sll. ~ Mvasss
aas .ssnsns sks nj
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-18
0WERIFErS N.1LE.
rnE Stair or IOWA.

fng Stair or lOwA.i
Howard County.
II DlssrIss Court of Howard County, E,a.e
u leva.
" virtue Of 4 General KxecMti,u
lssael from thu 0illcc u thc
Clesk q ~ District Court ii Howard
t'ssaey. State Of lava, II favor Of Geo.
rAsles, pl9., aad axlinst A. N. Van Leu.
vsN soa = NJ, Marsh, nefts,, dated
DeceMAsr IN lH7l, aud - ne directed,
eommAa4las NJ tAa. VI The goods, ehA.tsls,
ssoek - Interest il any company. debta
due. properly IN tho hands q third per.
sans. lAnls and tensaenta which are MT
4. u. Van Leuvsa and NJ. NJ, Marsh.
Mahs ov onuae Ia be made ths sum " Onc
huMdred and Anyone dollars AMI ton cunts
/ levied upon tho following
described Real Estate, lying and hiring
situated In shc counsy u Howard mud stass
~ Iowa, ramely
10 vrsl half of lot eighteen tisl, In
hlock slstsca tl0l, IN the Village ~ LlMe
SPRING II said county, and the cast twenty
go 81 asres q north east qasrter q
nessA east quarter ri section twsaty sins
yDOJ SOWWNMbR WV HWW1uNG AA@vI vSuh~
twelve tis1; commencing two rods ~
wssl 81 north.eAse corner u
Aossh.sasl quarter fnnalaE wesl farty iva
rsls ~. thsses south eighty rods w,
oAsass sasl fesly.lwo rods tl1l. thence
nsslA eighty rods 70 70 place of bsssn'
nlna. Wet of OH T, A..
AaA hereby give public notice that
sAAll s0tr ~ sale ~ public an.cry. ~ ,hs
Cs1rs.hsuse does In Cresco, county VI
Howard ard Stale III Iowa, On
Saturday January 11tA 1N96,
bslwssa ~ Assrs u y o'clock, =. NJ, and
I e'elosk. D. ~. " sAld day, sale 70 com
uesce d tks hour II ] 0'rlock. p. m u
~ lay, aaA viii sell 10 the highest and
~ hl1def therefor IN cash, tho Ahovs d.
asrihsd properly, er salleisnl thereof n
eaals4y IL abevs debt, With interest and
eeoe.
Dated Ills I~lh day AZ December 1874
b. n. AlKkhBON,
sheriff IL Howard county,
~ y. p. k0arox Deputy Shersd
90 rrln,sts fss $1,000,