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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12

Ever since the passage of tho act of JAM 81. 1873.
which abolished the Thanking privilege, members of
Congress have felt wretchcd about it, Various bills
have been introduced having restoration of tho
privilege in view-that delicious privilege by which
on the ono hand Congressman could send home his
soed linen to be washed in the bosom of his family.
and on the other he could mail to his constituents
withoutexpense hisspceches not he delivered them
but ~ they printed in The Congressional Globe.
Those halcyon days of the prvlege-ah! how the
mouths at the Capitol must water when fond recol-
lection restores them to viaw-those days when the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12
WALLACK,S THEATER.

Mr.. Woolfs play of "The Mighty Dollar
In which Mr. and rs. Florence steadily amusing and
popular keeps place on this stage and WILL doubtless
run along in prosperity all Summer. portrait Of Mr.
florence by Mr. Lysander Thompson. displayed in the
theater lobby, and attracts public attention. Mr..
Walacks regular dramatic company is dispersed for the
Summer Mr.. Montague and Mr Beckett have gone to
In,ria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12

The measures taken by Superintendent Ellis
to place another of the small savings banks in
the hands of receiver show the intention to
prevent by prompt measures repetition OF
such histories as that of the Third Avenue
Savings Bank. The officers of the Mechanics
and Traders Savings Institution think the pro-
ceedings for a receivership unnecessary, and
hope to be able to prevent them by strength
ening the bank so that it can go on again.
They should have done this before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12
EAGLE THEATER.

Mrs. Chanfrau's PRESERVATION OF the devoted
wife. in Mr. Tayleure's effective and touching play Of
Parted" continues to fill tho stage Of the Eagle
Theater and is the theme of general sympathy and
mendatiou Domesde drama proves useful e1pedienI
for this house. and is ustra ell here with ability tasts
and zeal. Parted" will remain before the public and
should DO seen by those who enjoy ideals of tender
devotion and domestic purity. pleasing in themselves
and wholesome IN their Influence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12
THE DRAMA-MUSIC.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.

A change has been made in the cast o,
"Plque," at the Fifth Avenue Theater. Mr. Charles
Rockwell has replaced Mr.. d. II. Harldns az Can't
Ssandish; Mr. Harkns has replaced Mr.. Charles Fisher
as Mai.ep Standish and Mr.. Sol Smith Russell has 70
placed Mfr. F. Hardenburgh Ragmonsy Jim. 1t d
thought that "Pique" will till the arrival Of Mr.
Sothern, on the 3lst OF July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12
UNION SQUARE THEATER.

The regular season at this theater ended on
Saturday afternoon "Conseence" acted the last
Its career has extended from May to the end Of the
season-four weeks. Messrs. Shook and Palmer will nov
take their company to Chicago, where, 1t is SAID
they intend to test Mr.. Bret Hares comedy TLey
will begin there, however with "FeTreol" and "Con.
science" Meanwhile the Union Square Theater will 70
main closed till the 10th inst, when the vokes Family
will reappear in "The Bellies OF the Kitchen" and Mr.
i. H. stoddart will act in "The Post Boy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12
PARK THEATER,

The Harp that Once will be sounded this
week in the Park Thcater, whence Mrs. Howard and
"Uncle Toms Cabin" Withdrew Saturday, and where
SIR Joseph Murphy will emerge tonight, in 1.-THE Kerry
Cow" Mr.. Murphy is representative Of Irish charae
ter and 1.-THE Kerry G0w"-whicb has been variOusly
STYLED 1.-THE Merry Cow" and The Jerry How" etc..
is understood to be a drama that photographs actual
Irish life MI Fred Marsden Is lis author.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-The race for the Grand Prize OF Paris
was won by Kisber Euguerrande beng second and
Mondaine third. - The ship McNear was ADAM
doned by her crew. - Honduras is still disturbed
- Mukthar Pasha has set out again to revlctual
Niesic. - The trial of DR.. Strousberg has been
postponed until December.
DoMEsT1C.-The delegations are rapidly arriving
Mt Cincinnati. There is no especial change III
the strength of the candidates; Blaine gains In
the West, Bristow in the East, Conkling
holds his Gwn, and Washburne Is prom-
nently mentioned as compromise. -
Mr.. Blaine tainted and fell as he entered
church in Washington; he was unconscious for hve
hours but his physicians think he will soon recover
The news caused much excitement In Cincinnati
- The jury in the case OF George d. LORD re-
turned verdict of guilty at Rochester on Saturday
- Speaker Kerr still lies in a dangerous con-
dition.
CoSGREss-Speeches were made by Senators Nor
rill and Edmunds of Vermont on the resolution OF
thanks for tho statue Of Ethan Allen. - The
House passed two silver bills. one TO allow SlO
900 of coin to he issued for legal tenders thu
other authorizing S15,OOO,000 TO he paid out to-
nnhlie disbursements and making tho trade dol
lar no longer legal tender.
CITY AND SUBURBAN-Bank Superintendent Eli
has applied for o receiver for the Mechanics
and Traders Savings Institution in this city, IL
which there is o deficiency of 100000 - Tn
Sunday law was generally enforced, but the police
made comparatively few arrests. 80 Spindrft, Al
geriue, Tom Ochiltroe Picolo and Stanford. won tb
Jerome Park races. - The Brooklyn and Sea
wanhaka Yacht clubs had regattas, and the Nassau
Neptune, and Columbia boat clubs had races. -
Further reductions in railway rates are announced
- Gold, 1925. 112i2. 1929 Gold value of TIT
legatender dollar at the close $3.50 cents. Stock
dull and generally higher, closing steady.
THE WEArHER-The Government report predict
cloudy weather with possibly local rains - Ii
this city yesterday the day WAS extremely warm
with local thunder storms in the afternoon; Their
mometer, 75o, $50. 10. - The local indications
of the barometer are favorable to pleasant weather
Tor three or four days. with occasional local rams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12
KELLY AND Icons MJNSTRELs.

This well-known, talented, and popular
company of Negro Minsrels Is st in occupancy Of the
Twentythird Street Opera House, and 1t presents an en-
tertainnent in which ancient Ethiopian fashions
gracefully and refreshinsy diversified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12
MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr.. p. s. Gilmore resumed the direction OF
the music at the HIppodromo saLurd.y night WIS
cordially welcomed by his admirers. Tue Ohrnbach eI
pertinent was not altogether successful.
A concert for the benefit of the Hospital for
the Cure CdrvnIo Diseases VIII be given Cnckrns
Hail tnis evening the direction Of Mr.. Apto1lnza
Miss Tnursby, Mr. g. Gottschak. tho Young Apollo Cuo
ScDr Joseph White. Mr. W. r. Williams Mr. u. w. Colby,
aud a band of harpsts will take part i'll 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12

reason to expect success in making cotton
goods as the East Indians who have made
great progress within the last two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12
amnssmsnls ano nlestinss 60 Might.

Roor9,, TuIArER-" La vie Parsienne." Odenbach and
Aimee.
EAGLE THY ATYR.- Parted"
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.-" Pidue
PARK TnRATER-" The Kerry Cow"
TarRD AVENUE THEATER.-Variety Entertainment
TwysTY.TUKD srKsEr OPERA HOUsE.-Keliy Lesns
hlnStrels. x,,,
WILIICg's IHEATgR.-"Mighty Dollar"
CUrcKEHING HALLa-Concert.
(3uhoRH's GARDEN Concert.
IRyIsG HALL-Billiard Tournament.
JEROaE PAGK.-Spring Racing Meeting.
TAMMANY HALI.-Biilards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12

Mr.. Blaines sunstroke occasioned a wonder
full commoton at Washington yesterday. There
was a rather unseemly haste among politicians
to turn the circumstance to account, and
"apOplexy was the favorite word for describ-
ing the attack. The medical evidence is to
the effect that there is nothing serious in the
case, it being partly consequence OF over
work and principally direct result of walk
in the hot sunshine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12

Readers of THE TRIBUNE tearing topn or trar-
clino for the Summer can hare the paper mailed
to them, postpaid, for 81 per month, the address
being changed ghenerer desired. Requests TOR a
chance of address should alodys mention the
edition CDaily, Weekly. or Semi Weekly, and
both old and 1,e,e addresses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12
Dnsiness Noiltfs.

BUCHAN'S CARBOLIC SOAPS are the best
for the laundry and toilet Iho NO IL
destroys heas on dogs IS J0hn-st
CRIsTADOROs HAIR DYE produces such per
feet tngrs scrutiny detect them as ar
hca Nature reproduced with complete success 81 JOhns
SrEEIE,s OSTRICH FEATHER DUsTERS.-20O
varieties retailing wholesale prices at the Factory NO
3 Park-row, opposite Post.Oince ---------
To CENTENNIAL EXWBITORs.-IHE DAILY
TRIBUNE subscribers in the Exhibition ~ J. or
the buildings the grounds AZ NJ Otoes
should left at THE TRIBUNE PAVILION, BelmontaVa
DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers. S1Oper annun.
eKAI-WRPKLy TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, 50 per an.
WEEKLY tribune Mail Subscribers. 81 per annum.
Tsrms, cash in advance.
Address. THE TRIBUNE. Eew-Y0rk
Pryors unable 10 obtain THE 1RIBUNF IN any Of the
ans boats, or hotels in Whe is usually Sold rti! con-
,rr faror by inorin0 this ofoe Of the circumstances
Uptown leave their fayors for
stl2ss Broadway 3sts or 308 w 23dst COR shave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12

The passage of two bills in the House on
Saturday for the issue of silver to relieve the
want of small change is rather too much OF a
good thing. One of them was needed, aud
would probably have proved sufficient.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12

Kisber, who won the Derby last month. yes
terday carried off the Grand Prize OF Paris.
The remarkable horse, which has thus won
two stakes amounting to $4S,25O. was bred in
Hungary, of English stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12

Trading at Cincinnati for the votes of dele
gates has not yet fairly begun, but it appears
that several States are in the market at buy
ers' option. The price talked of, as to Ohio
and Connecticut and at least one other State,
is to give the Vice-Presidency In exchange for
the Presidency. But as nearly every one OF
the salable States has its own fayorite son,
the result of such dickering is, so far, only to
develop as many candidates for the second
place on the ticket as there arc for the first.
SpeculatiOns as to the temporary and perma-
nent craftsmanship of the Convention give
those offices to II. NJ POmerOy of New-fork
and Gen. Harlan of Kentucky. An alliance,
offensive and defensive, is reported between
the New-York delegation and Dir. Blaine's
supporters. The friends of MIR. Blaine are
also much encouraged by the strong opDosi-
ton to Mr.. Conklng exhibited by tho Liberal
Republican leaders from New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12

The dedication of the Gospel Tent yes
terday attracted far larger audience than
there was room for. There is fair prospect
that the weekday services. in which DR.. lying
is assisted by several ministers, will prove
euually attractive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12

The cotton factories which Ii Hung Chang
the virtual ruler of China--intends to estab-
lish at Njngpo may prove the beginning Of
an industrial movement which will deprive
Great Britain of one of her best customers for
tsxtils fabrics The Chinese have as good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12

Saturday was lively IN outdoor sports. AT
Jerome Park the favorite horses disappointed
che turfmen. and of those that won, two were
steeds unknown to fame. The contests on the
water included two races of yacht clubs and
three of rowing clubs.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02

cssln WILL COMPLETELY RENOvATE PIANOS;
sCOUnow strings. hammer coverings: action over
hauled; keys whifcncd tuned aud polished. all by best
workmon. FERDINAND lMuuRST, OIL, 623 West gath st.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02

4 GERMAN WISHES SITUATION As GARDENER. /.
AIS = good milkor and would work for low wages Ad.
dress D., box lS4 Herald ouicc
The New York herald., 1876-11-02

MlSCELLANEOUb.
T)RfNTING PRESSES, TYPE AND MArERlAL
i bought and sold, large lot on hand cheap. DAMON
PEETS, ~ beckman st.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02

MoRGAN's NEW YoRk, NEW ORLEANS AND
1M Texas steamships will sail IRON pier 30
North River on Saturday. November ..M3P NJ; for New
direct Transferring Texas freight there 90 Mognns
Louisiana ana Texas Railroad Tor Morgan City themes per
Morgsns steamers to lcxas Through bills Of iAd'ng
signed 70 all points the mississippi River Mobile, Calves
ton lndanois ,orpu. Christi Rockport Brazo. Santiago
Brownsvie and to all points Galveston. Harrisburg
and San Antonio, Ionston and Texas Central Interna
tiona and Grcat Northern Texas Pacific and Transcont
ncnsa railroads Feigts for H. MHrys and Fulton landed
OF kockpott.
Lphrage and channel Corpus Christi aud Braxos
Santiago at the expense and risk of consgnee .
Insurance be effected under open policy OF " ~
Whitney Co. to New Urisans u cont 10 Texas ports
" cont Fur freight further informaton apply 70
CHARLES A. WHITNEY CO.. Agents; oihce. pier W
kortp River.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
PROFEssIONALsITU WANTED
FEM ALES.

so WEST 9TH STA LADY OF REFINEMENT AND
ACcduestion, speaking nrlish French aud German,
eovcrness children mpsnon lady good refer
The New York herald., 1876-11-02

NEW YORK. OCTOBER rs is7a-PosT OFFICE
IN Notice foreign maiis for the week ending sstur
gay. November 4. will close this Office Tuesday,
~ NJ, Tor Europe. steamship Nevada, Via Queens
Wednesday. ut II 30 A. NJ for Europe per ste
thia, via Queenstown Thursday at ~ $50 A. NJ
for Europe. per ste nshp Gelert via Plymouth. Cher
bourg and Hamburg Saturday. ut I A. NJ, for
ship City ct Richmond via Queenstown
correspondence for Scotland Germany and France
be forwarded by this steamer must be specially nd
dressed and at A. N. Tor scotland DIRECT per steam
ship Ethiopia via Glasgow; and ut A. W. for France
direct per steamship St. Gernan via Havrc and ut IL ~
NJ for Europe, steamship wcscr. Via Southampton
Bremen Tho steamships Nevada. Scythia and cty of
Rchmond do not take mails for Denmark, Sweden and
Norway
The malls for the West Indies via Havana will leave
New York November l. .
The mails for China &C. will leave San Francisco Novem
bcr -
November6 - 5000, -,
The New York herald., 1876-11-02

PETER BowE. AUUTIoNEER. SELLS FRIDAY,
N ~ O'Clock, IL West 3Ist ST. elegant Household
Furniture. Parlor suits Mirrors black walnut Chamber
Lounges Tetc.aTetes Chairs Mattresses bedding Brus
rain Carpets Uilcoth Crockey. Glassware
Kitchen Utensils. French Broilcr.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
ooAsrwuss srEAnsnas-s.

COASTWusB STEAnBHla'p.
cEdTWkfkLy LINZ fon roKr ROYAL. 3 G.. AND
,rfsrsssaa. fa. sailing sssry rsssdsy and FRIDAY. ""e
sss.@s, cir or DALLAS. o.ps.ia Laas.. FRIDAY.
ss.sr,.s huNrsyILIE. Captain oso-sgl Tuesday. NJ
Iisksts 10 sai rsiass IN Fiens.
Appas fos infssasssos and nsksts te,,o,xxco y
iss n.iaea lssa
LsoR mo pE yASKino.-TuE BRIG ANNIE ASD
LILY tAnssresAl. @bout loaded. ~l have lm@e-
gsTs Sos p.ssss.l.s. .pgs a. aass Az NE master
sssrd a NE feo ~ soth AZ. h&s river. - LYONS
1sExAs LINZ vos GALVESTON. roCcniSa AT XXI
wsss ss.,,ss shs us..ss sl.ses @sl -rhs .ss.,ssf
Ssssmss, sss' = ~ ss p.s, =, - ss. as-,
sss fss. % 1.a.s - - II .ss ss.s ssss.s s
sessss ne.-sss Asd iend~r-sa ssa hs ssses.aa hsrs
.. s~s f.ss1 Fer resrs ~ p.~.ss ssslas sap-sisT
ssmmsasissss. ssray 20 G A. MALLORY A co. i-s
FoH ".losxxn .elsoossxxniL n srtnssasr Az II iii2Sef'' iise
steamers leave piss 10 north River h'osax d-ys al
SEos;E csonwKLL ras-a.,. Sesssassr ia : y n
Direct cheapest aud saeksss xess scotia
eager ss sks ss pssssxs aeply 20
CLARK skAMAN. ~ wssist
NyEw YORK AND HAVANA DTREcr NAIL LINZ
pier Is Sssss Ksss iss. x csz.s "a ss.s. s.ss s
COLT wednest.y scs
70, r.,si ssa passage having ss.srp.-.ss ssssas<s
'''"'' IVY r. CLYDE a CO. No Q Be.iiag crssa
McEELIAa. LuSiS. Co. Asssss IA Havana
D~salar mail steamer GAMMA v s.il ier ,hss isssnss
ssss .s.ss sssi%s,i KS y sl.5 ss,
v,oD 49, r-uhx.lfl.An NAIL ~THaw>SIp
The New York herald., 1876-08-16
TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.

I5Ro0HLYN NEW YORK AND SEwBURG. 81
ID steamboat ARMENIA Leave fulton st.. Brcoklyn; -
81 yestry New York at s and 2lth st. At i5 A. NJ,
landing Nonker. Iona Island roxzens West Point and
tornw Returning arrive 1T brooklyn r. NJ Tickets
f,r trip 81 Iona Island 10 ceuts.
(rliIZESS' LINE-ElEGANT STEAMBOATS, FOR
Y Toy Saratoga and all points North. Eass ard West
daily oxcept Saturday, r. NJ from pier 40 North
Through iare to saratoga ouly 81 50; cxcurson
tickets good for 80 day.. 81 80.
EATsKfIL GREEN LlSk-STKAMER NEW CHAM
" PfON or WALTER BKErr daily, from Caual ST.. pier
A. North River q 4. NJ Fare Soc Bertls Tree.
IrAIL RlYER LlSE to BOSTON
II via Newport and Fall iliver The world renowned
s;eambOst< BRISTph ana rkoNlDE>cE leave pier %
North River of Murray st. iiy sinciuaed at
Through tickets cold All iho principal hotels in
th, city
The New York herald., 1876-08-16
TRAVELLEI,s' GUIDE.

A LBANY AND ThOy BY DAY BOATS G. v1BBAKD
"A ani DANIEL DREW. Leave ve.try ST. pier 10
ani x<b IT. at Jt A. NJ landing At Nyark and Tayto~n
10y isryboap. West Point, Newhnrg Ponghkec sic Rhine
beck cstski and Hudson. Close connection Albany
with new train At sP for the West New yofk Cen
trsi and BY specxl train Sastogs and Round
Wet Point and Nswburg and return sAms day 81;
Poughksepsie. 81 ~: Saratoga and return. v ~ y
The New York herald., 1876-08-16
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
~ THE GhNtnAL lkANsATLANTIc CoMPANY''

nsLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
" THE 8kNERAL 1kANSATLANTIc CONPANY'S
MAIL sTEAMEHs BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAYRk CALLING N PLYMOUTH a. NJ
for the landing Of passengers
Cabins provided with electric beiis Sailing a.
foot OF Barrow s.. n. H.. as foc~s:
Labrador (sanger) raturdsy August 10, r. ".
CANADA frsnrsu Saturday August 2o. 10 80 4. n.
AMERIQUE sourolx) september q r. VI.
PRICE or PAsSAGE IN GOLD Including wine) -
First caot. 81 10 TO $40 according to
second cabin. 81. Third cabin, $tl
Rstnrn tickets At reduced rates
s:eerage s-6. with superior accommodation including
wine. bedding aud utensils without extra charge.
LOUIS DE BLBlAN, Agent 81 Broadway.
TINTED STATES NAIL LfNE.-SrEAM TO QUEENS.
~ TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
sailing TUESDAY,
from pier 20 North River
WYOMlSG.Au ~. S1sP.M NEVADA. Sept IL. noon.
IDAHO. ....scpt .. 3P. w. MONTANA. S.pL 2B loon
CaDip. BIZ. x1O aud $40. currency
Intormediste. SO. steerage. $26.
Pssscnd RS booked to and from Paris Hamburg. Norway
Sweden f. Drafts on Ireland. England France and Gee.
WILLIAMS GuroS, ~ Broadway
(tREArkAEsTERS STEAMSHIP LINZ.
" ~ BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT
sal " from pier ~ East aivsr, a. follows
ConSW -tsnpcf .....-.....,. .rhursiay, Aurust ~
Cabin n sage $40; intermediate. CAS- steersge $50.
currency eursiou tickets $40 prepaid stscrage cern
Gates, s2S tppiy ~ W. u. hORuAs. Agent ~ south
The New York herald., 1876-08-16

ISNAN LINE.
/ SAiLIN6S FROM BORDEAUX TO NEW YORK
The attention 81 Importers OF merchandise the south
OF respectfully invited to the Djed
saiinss named below. Of steamships OF this line
deaux Sew York dircct:-
cry OF LlMEkick. 10Th September
CITY or BlIs1OL...................... 10th pcoher
CITY or LIMERICK. ............. 2lth November
The New York herald., 1876-08-16

JARRETT L PAIMER'S palace Of the sea.
tho PLYMOUTH ROCK
will TO-DAY and every day this week
aud NEXT SUNDAY
make GRAND TRIP TO
It'll kOCkAWAY BEACH
AND the ATLANTIC OCEAN.
MUSIC by the Mndrgal Boys. Mozart 0ieA
Club. Church Chimes and the
PLYMOUTH ROCK MILITARY BAND.
Leaves the foot OF 22d ST.. North River. At
10 O'Clock. A. NJ. aud pier No =. North River,
at 10 80 O'Clock. aliordng three hours stay
at the Beach. Returning leaves RockswRy
at o'clock, and sails out upon the ALLAN
III. | TIC, passing the LIGilTSiiIP In full View
OF the village OF StABkIGHT and siong
tho BEACH oi LONG BRANCH giving q
close view OF the hotels aud cQuipRgss on
OCEAN VIEW AVENUE. and reaching the
city hy . 30 o'clock.
n FAhls . NEN -
Single TrD Tickets. to or from Rock away,
31 cents
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-02

THE STATE OF lOWA,l
Howard County.
In the Circuit Court Of Howard County,
State Ut Iowa
ny virtue of M Execution on TRANSCRIPT
isancA from the Office VI tho clcrk OF the
Circuit Court u Howard county, State Of
Iowa. In favor III DAvid uricr, and ~arainst
Gcorg- r. Heck, dated May 10th 1874. nnl
ii I'M directed. commanding mo that or ,hc
goods, chnttcls, stock or imtcrest III any
company, debts ,tnc. property In tin hands
Of third persons. lands AMI tsnsmsnts
which are mi exempt by law from uxccu-
tlen) ofthe said George l. deck, | make or
cause to be iAatlc the sum of Hixty.hve DOL
lars. With interest and costs, | levied upon
the following described Real ksiHte, l,inr
anu Icing situated In tho county OF Howard,
and State Of Iowa, namely
Lots eleven u twelve 4. and thirteen
~ In Aleck twenty taUl, In Davies al.
tii,ian IL New Oregon.
And | hcish, give public notice thai /
sha'l Ni'sr for sale ~ public cutlery, At ihc
etsitis l,t,'.ss duoi ~ trvslo Count, nf iIo~
arl, AMI State IL Iowa. Oh
AntMs dns JuIS STA. 1876,
l.'N..l the Aaurs nf u n'clnrk 4, a, aud
issslesa rs II ni siil lay, sale 10 com.
\ iier III tkr hour IT . 0'clock Il III. 81
said dsy, md | viii scll 10 The highest and
beat butler therefor In cash. tho Ainve 10.
~scril.'i property, ur sufficient thereof Ia
satisfy Tho above debt. with interest anil
coat
haied tlis auth lay III Mas isfG
= l.. THOMSON,
! sheriff u Howard t'ouAty, Iowa
'iia'eis To 80 III.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-02
sHrHEsT".H &.sfE
| IL uf laWA.t
IluMarl tnanty. /

II. Hf INV Al
Howard County
Ia li,r District Court Ut Howard County,
state of in#a.
~ yirt.r of i special EAre,,inn issns,l
flanl the nilics IT the ,'iprk of Tie District
.riaft IT Howard County, Stat. III Town.
In favor n augustus iieaalr anil " ".
ila..gerinfl .nl against Michael Fnls,
anl Rrllgr, Foley. his wife and n \. lpol.
lea, ,la.el May IL. 1870, nnd " mr directed
et1ninan linz nie thai, IL the rnnls. rhs,telr
slosa or Interest IN any company. debts tlue
prpprrs, III ths hinls IL third persons.
lanis i.ini isneMeuts (which arc naf ~.
anipi 'ts Inv from nAecntioal ~ the snil
Michael Foley. | make or cause 10 be ma,l.
the ets,a of one hundred and afty dollars
nnd - cents, ana twenty-five dollars 1T.
tefneys ieps. With interest mil costs. |
levied nion the following described l,eal
Ertate. lying aAd being situated In the
tonnsy " Howard and state VI luwr.
namely
Lots Nm II ~ two t3) three lal anil
four a. IN hleck i~wsnty.scvcn l21l In thu
village II trrsco, Iowa.
And | hereby give public notice that |
shall ofer fur sale ~ public cutlery, NJ tbs
Goutt.honse door IN crcsen. county 81
Howard md State of Iowa. on
Monday June 1Gth. 1870.
between tho hours &c 2 o'clock, 4. M, an,
! = clock. p. M Of said day, salc 10 com
mcncc at the hour VI : o'clock. y ol
said day, md | will soil 10 the highest nnd
he's, liliet therefor In cash, the above lie,
aerii..l lrurerty, Or sufficient thereof Il
sstiefs ihe Above debt, with interest aie
cn1f
DATED this Pend day " May, 1871.
A.L THOMSON. sheriff.
Howard 10 lown
NJ, Printers fce 81 10.