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CaSn IN London I--u, ,ool Id Z
Which amount drawn at 60 days sight to produce the
above of $780, So makes the exchange Ill 1l0O
per cent nearly Ill per cent This the result to
the general shipper but the large houses enjoy advan
tages which enable them to supply the market with gold
bills at the rates which leave loss to outsiders There
also notifications the above return. When bars
are remed at 46A discount the result is better and
where the eagles sold at price of 76s I'd, which
think the late quotations slightly different result
is arrived The English Bank times when the ship
ments became too active has been known to reject the
eagles which involved their melting and loss to the
shipper, who predcated his movement sale of the
eagles Where commissions and insurance not paid,
the shipper has advantage other houses who
pay these items.
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OswEGo, July 5, ls59.-The express bag sent by
the United States Express Agent from St Louis to
New York, in the balloon Atlantic, was picked up
yesterday on the lake. six miles west of this city
1t contains over forty letters to New York CORES
pondents, among which is draft of 81 900 on a
New York bank. The package will be forwarded
by express this afternoon.
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oldest ESTABLISHED STAND
W IN THE CITY
THE REFRIGER TOR.
SANnFORD,S ARCTIC IMPROVED

SANDFORD'S ARCTIC IMPROVED.
We would invite notice the advertisement in
column ofthe NEW IMPROVED ARCTIC REFEIGERA-
TOR article wCry the particular attention of house
Keepers being handsomely finished, forming attractive
piece of furniture for dining room 1t is provided with
water and noveable shelves enabling compartments
to l greatly varied
articles, space for large free o bad OdOrS,
BE- kept dry dRd csaIy, lOH last many yrars, and
GUARANTEED To RETAIN ICE a GREATER LENGTH
OF TIME THAN ANY OTHER ARTICLE FOR THE PUR-
POSE NOW MADE
Each compartment is provided with distinct lock and
key that he kept private whilst the
is open to common use.
For sale only by
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The LAST LEDGER SToRY.-The Salem Mass.
Register tells good story of tea acher in district
school in that neighborhood, who was in the habit
of questioning the children under his charge to
what they know of various historical characters
they happen to meet with in their books. A few
days ago the name of Washington occurred in the
morning lesson, and those who had anything to say
about him asked to raise their hands. Of
up went all hands, and young America once
more paid tribute to him who was first etc
''He never told a lie,' shouted one.
cate out of tin plate all through the war"
"Neyer smiled for nine years. cried third.
"He was the father of his country, piped several
edward Everett is getting money to buy his
grave" and so forth.
Now, then,o said the teacher, "who can tell me
about Edward Everett ?"
No hand was raised.
The teacher, somewhat surprised-''ls there no
one here who knows anything about Edward Ey-
erett?"
No hand was up.
"Well, we shall see what we can find out about
Edward Everett before tomorrow.
p. M-BefoIe school opens, up runs little girl
in great excitement the teacher enters the school
room.
81 know something about Edward Everett"
"Wen, what is it 2" asked the teacher eagerly.
''He writes for the New York Ledger" She had
read it in nice large letters the fence she went
home.
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AcQuitfe,
mYOU CAN'T PASS.

PHILADELPHIA, July Policeman Cunningham
charged with the murder of McCrery, whilst ma
king arrest has been acquitted.
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Kansas COnst itutionaI Convention
ST. LOUIS, July THE Kansas Constitutional
Convention met at Wyandotte on Tuesday, and
permanently organized by the election of j. NJ,
WincheIl President. The Convention stands thir-
ty-iye Republicans to seventeen Democrats.
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A HEAVY BuRGLARY.-In New York last Sunday
night burglar entered a store and carried off 500
in pennies.
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Showing increase du- @ A.
during 1859 of.......... 544OOs5 S334B1a-F
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IFE INSURANCE.
- LIFE y ) u RA N & +!
Persons intending to effect Insurance their own
lives the lives of others, win please bear in mind a We
are the Agents of .,,,,, ,,,
TIE BRITISH COMMERCIAL LIFE INSURANCE C"'
OF London and New York,
ESTA L s HE u A D. Is ~ * Eoo m,
Accumulated Fund
THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE CoMfANA
OF New York, .-oo ,,,
Accumulated Fund. :; IL 81 s1o st
Policy holders receive four fS g al the hete pl1tS'
v;thony ncnrrinr any personal lablty Inc Ias ten-
NAL dividend OF twenty-five and ma nan PEI eT @ @ on al p M
nluHs pavii iiidends was declared March 10th, 1859
prey lotts Prospectuses Circulars,
=, lease c''i a. ~ ID. s. COURTENAY Il son,
ra1es, ii ciSr @S No. Carroll Hall
TxTESTERN BANK OF BALTIMORE, JUNE
w etth Is5e-The President and Directors have this
day declared dividend of -FOUR PER CENT for the last
& months PAYABLE on after the 9Th day of July next
The State and City taxes will be paid by the Bank.
~ JAMES HARVEY, Cashier
WILLIAM H NORRIS has been elected Cashier of this
Bank succeed James Harvey whose resignation will take
effect the 3Oth inst. je25eo2w
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Total prey week 1877 PIG 939 1925 1890
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE-The trade yesterday and
to day considerably checked by the advanced de-
mands of drovers, who asked fully above the
quotations Of last week. Butchers obliged to pay
half to three quarters of cent advance but operated
very slowly We quote at 1lal Nc for the best grades;
very few high 12c. Common qualities brought
from to 1Oc The average of all sales eG9Ac.,
showing 4(d4c improvement
The rise in prices occasoned by the light receipts,
cooler weather and better consumptve inquiry. The
quality proved much superior to last weeks There
better selection of really fat cattle On Sunday only
49 head sale Tom Calls had SO head and Mike
Dalton l6 head The Jew sellers abstained for Sun
day from se cattle. Whether it for the purpose
of administering rebuke to their Christian colleagues
or because they had none to sell, does not appear.
Sheep and Lambs.-The market has advanced 25GG50
cents per head and the supply hardly adequate the
demand large proportion of the receipts have been
lambs. Very few left over We quote at 4a Y
cents live, and 6Ha9h cents dressed Sales by McGraw
OBrian of 1907 head for 81 l020 OIL by Mccarthy 994
head, for 50G5 $50 by Thomas C. Larkn, 1113 head
for S3S7071 and by R H. Hume, 104S head for So S77 81
Veal Calves-The business has been moderate, with a
decreased stock-prices steady Sales at 47 cents
as to quality the latter rate for extra.
Mich Cows-Continue dull and nominal We quote at
S25@s60.
Swine-The receipts small, and prices retain their
former frmness. Sales at 6(16$c. gross quality
for common still fed to prime fed
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A TLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
81 WALL. STREET, Corner of William,) NEW YORK.
INSURANCE AGAINST MARINE AND INLAND NAVI-
CATION RISKS.
RESERVED CAPITAL 900
ASSETS, OVER FIVE MILLIONS,


ASSETS OVER FIVE MILLIONS,
Viz:
Stocks of the United States, of the State of New
York, New York City Bank. $50 O34 so
Loans secured by Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages,
and otherwise s52 26O 90
Real Estate 2O0OO00O
Dividends Stocks Interest OH Bonds, and
Mortgages and other Loans, sundTy notes,
Insurance and other claims due the Company,
estimated 1880 so
Premium Notes and Bills receivable. 2O299 5S
Cash in Bank l945S9 SO
Total amount of Assets. ,2S2 67
The WHOLE PROFITS of the Company revert to AS
SUR and the profits of each year divided upon the
Premiums terminated during that year. for which Certi
Gates are issued, BEARING INTEREST until redeemed
the outstanding certificates
profits will be paid the holders thereof their legal
resentave and after Tuesday the first day of February
next.
fits, the outstanding certificates 1856 and 1857
will be redeemed and paid to the holders thereof their
gal representatives and after Tuesday, the first day of
February next from which date all interest thereon will
The certificates to be produced at the time of
dividend of FORTY PER CENT is declared on the net
earned premiums of the Company for the ending 3lS
December 1885, for which certificates will be issued and
after Tuesday, the first day OF February next
The profits of the Company, ascertained from the
lst July, 1872 to the lst of January, 1888; for
which Certificates were issued, amount s7655,3lO
january 1859. I6OOOO
Total profits for l619 rs............. s9,05,3lO
The certificates previous TO 1856, and 50 per
by cash 5s7s,73o
ct earnings remaining with the Company on lst o..,
BY order of the Board
W Co
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TRIAL OF RlFLED CANNoN.-The Board of Officers
to assemble at Fortress Monroe, Va. on Tuesday,
the 18th inst, or thereafter practicable,
for the trial of such rifed cannon may be pre-
sented by the Ordnance Department, consists of
Brevet Colonel B. Huger, Major Ordnance Depart
Major ii. J. Hunt, Captain I'd Artillery; Captain
A. b. Dyer, Ordnance Department; Captain A. A.
Gibson I'd Artillery; First Lieutenant X. C. Drum,
4th Artillery. Captain j. F. Gardner, 10th Infan-
try, is appointed Recorder of the Court
Upon the completion of the experiments, de-
tailed report will be made for the information of
the Secretary of War Wash. Star.
MONTREAL, July 6, l859.-The cricket match be-
! tween Montreal and New York commenced this
morning New York won the toss and went in first,
scoring, after most beautiful play hundred and
| nineteen The Montrealers then went in and scored
one hundred and nineteen with seven wickets down.
| The game will be resumed tomorrow morning
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PHILADELPHIA, July C, l859.-Charles Roth a
tailor, committed suicide this morning by taking
poison, in consequence of busin ess reyerses.
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New ORLEANS, July 6, I859.-The health of this
city at the present time is excellent There no
cases of yellow fever.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, July 6.-Total re
cepts of Cattle of all kinds for the week:
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WILMINGTON, July 6.-Turpentine.-The re

WILMINGTON, July 6.-Turpentine.-The receipts
during the past week have been larger than for
weeks previous and have to note decline of 25 cts
per bbl for virgin and hard There is fair demand ex
isting and quote So for virgin yellow dip
and S50 for hard, per $50 lbs Sales for the week foo
up $500 bbls.
Spirits Turpen tine.-The transactions since our last
review have been light and the market ruled quiet
steady at 40 cts per gallon. Sales during the week
2,410 bbs.
Rosn.-The market has ruled exceedingly quiet fol
this atye and there has been scarcely any thing doing
in either grade In No. have heard Of the sale O
but 200 bbls at $22 so per bb In No we have heard
of no transactions. In Common there smoothing doing
and have heard of the sale of only 600 bbls which
changed hands at sl32k per 80 lbs, and GOO do.
$3.50 per 80 lbs,
Tar.-The receipts continue light, and with fair de
mand parcels meet with ready sale at $3.50 per Dbl
Sales for the week of only 2l3 bbs.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK, July Cotton is steady-Sales of 500
bales. Flour has advanced 5(al0 cts. State S570G6
Ohio $6.25(d So Southern 63Od675. Wheat is buoy
ant-Sales of 80 900 bushels Southern red l50a l5S
do white 160GlS0 cts Corn is excit d-Saes of 3s
bushels round white SO cts; yellow S953 (d90 cts PORK
closed dull Mess $1595d16 124 Lard is heavy 11G
ll& cts. Whskey closed duh at 26& cts. Sugar is
steady with large speculative inquiry Muscovado 4
d6 cts Porto Rico 66A cts. Coffee is steady Spirit,
Turpentne dull at 45 45S Resin is dull 81 75G
LII Rice is unsettled-Saes at 81 AN cts. Freghts
are steady. Cotton to Liverpool ls(d5-32.
PHILADELPHIA July Flour is dull. Wheat is un
changed. Corn generally closed with advancing ten
leucV Yall Octs Oats stao ody at rts
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Ship Beverly, Chase, Boston--Stickney d Co
Schr Susan, Rogers BoStOn-Rosc 4 Lyon.
Schr f.. W. Gardner, Bourne Providence.
Brig Foster, ChaS Boston
Schr Fmulous, Thompson, Philadelphia
Schr Nuncio, Griffith, adephia-Stickney Il Co
Schr Springbok, CUggins, BoSton-Kesey x Gray,
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Mr. Otway, so far, has not interfered in behalf of
the banlshed subjects, but approves of the
taken, boasting that they deserve their fate.
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In New York to-day stocks generally better. Vr
gnia 6s advanced S; Missouri 6s y; Reading n Cleve
land and Toledo ls; Michigan Southern Y; Mchgaf
Southern guaranteed 4; Harlem 3; Galena and Chicago
q and Rock Island q. Canton and Erie closed at yes
terdays figures; but New York Central, which tht
only stock on the list which declined, fell off l.
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VERA Cruz June 22.-There is nothing new from
the interior, with the exception of some trifing
skirmishes among the bellgerent parties, which
amounted to nothing.
Governor Artega, under orders of Gen. Zuazua,
has seized 100000, on deposit at the mint at
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n 000 REAMS WRAPPING PAPER.
A aNNINy Snitahlp fnr nr,h,

ELEY'S WIRE SHOT CARTRIDGES, FOR
TBd and Duck just received at the Warehouse Of
MERRILL, THOMAS 4 co,
2}9BaltimOre srtreet
tpr;,T aN ~ 49,
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The Cincinnati Price Current says:


Whiskey has declined fully l cent per gallon, during
the week, and the market closed dull.
Corn is and has ruled steady during the week
Oats declined 23 cts, and closed dull Barley has
clined 3a5 cts. and dull. Rye declined cts Wheat
very dull and closed quite unsettled The decline in the
of this article during the week has been Is per
hushel for red and 2025 cts for white closing nominal
The of this decline has been splendid prospects
of the crop, the verge of being rushed into
market and then the quality of the far superior
to the old that it is supposed the latter cannot be sold
except at greatly reduced prices when the former fully
comes into market which will be- to considerable
tent, the next week Yesterday 900 bushels red
sold at S1l0 to be delivered in days There be
no doubt that the opinion pretty that the
the crop sod the better price will be obtained for
it, hence the hurry to bring it to market.
We know Of several farmers who threshng out their
nfs rnrrn ndintnl
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DIRD AND DUCK GUNS.-A LARGE AS
I'D SoRTMENT of single and doub Bird and Duck Guns,
Rifles, Pistols Percussion Caps Game Bags, Powder Flasks
Shot Belts, Cleaning Rods Gun Mp &C. 1ust receives
No Z 1anov~r sf ~ s2It
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BELOW.
OF Annapolis, ship Casilda, Stafford, from Cardiff, May
22d 43 days the capesraroad iron and bricks B NJ
Hodges. Jr
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Je2l -tf PIG and 2lS Baltimore street.
srzzss ssaattSsa--l1 ssaattSsa--l1-za PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS.
E1kSF1TTT4~FaE GOLD MEDALS
II u II n IN THREE SUCCESSIVE + YEARS
At the MARYLAND Institute,
Besides first premiums at Fairs Philadelphia " asIing
ton and Richmond.
TESTIMONIALS OF FXCEIIFNCE

TAMES NJ. ANDERSON & son,
~ ENGRAVERS,
No 14S BALTIMORE STREET.
BANK NOTE, STEEL AND COPPER PLATE PRINTING,
INVITATION, WEDDING, VISITING CARDS, ETC,
Engraved and Printed in the fashionable styles.
Corporate and Noaria seals, Letter Stamps, London
and Paris Visiting Cards De La Rues Envelopes fe22t
ID GORSUCH,
L CONvEYANCER AND PROPERTY AGENT,
No 81 ST.. PAUL STREET,
Opposite the Record Office, Baltimore,
Gives particular the examination Of Titles
Property Also prepares all kinds of legal instruments
such as Deeds, Leases, Mortgages &c.
Also attends to the settlement of estates of deceased
,Joor
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LcEAl NUIicN.

Legal Notice,
TIE Geo. N. Davis Bro, j. d. Underwood, Turpin
Daughters, w. H. Clarke, Milton jones, Geo. w
Noilen, @. W. Brown, VIM. Lowe, Nath. Hubert
keekuk Post Co., Up. Davis, j. w. Lewis, Cnas
y. Smith, L. j. Elliott 4 Co. Nv m, Price, u nj
Breeder, Talma Brcedcn, Romulus parmoiee
Leyi Wood, w. G. Andrews, Moses b. Morrison
John Green and Angus c. clancy:
VOlfand each sf you are hereby notified that
j there Is now fie in the office Of the Clerk of
the District Court of Lee County, Iowa mt Fl Mad
ison, a petition Of Peter Echar claiming Of VIM
BIrkitt the sum Of four shansand do liars with in
terest and coat, on promisory note Of said Burkitt
to Peter Eichar dated August L. 1855, payable two
years after date and also an amended petition to
the ABOVE ASKING for jnugment on similar no 10 TO
the above; due in three yearS from date and asking
for the foreclosure Of mortgage given to secure
said notes ON the T.! VI section SO, S-W. 4 sec "a
f. le,ionai 81 y. sc. 81, NE. sec. "a, ". a Of
NV. sec. 81, and the w L sec. IS, being In
Township sixty seven, Range Eve, in Lee County,
fpaa; and to which land, or = part thereof, You
and each of You have, or claim to have some in
tcrest.
Unless you appear and ansyer said petition and
amerded petition on or before tho second day of
the next term Of said District Court, TO be held at
Fort Madison, Lee County, lows, judgment wiz
DO taken against yen by default.
PETER EICHAR.
Ry WIS. #. b. LYNCH, his Atty.
0et. 20, 1S5Q~dim
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a..s.s Z

NOTICE y herehy given that the usdersigsed,
! on the 10th day Of November, A, d. 1859 be-
tween the hours ef q clock .. m. and o'clock p.
M. Of the said dAy, at the door Of the office Of the
Clerk Of the Dittrist Court Of Lee County, Iowa,
u fne City of Ksokuk, will sell a. pnblic sale to
the highe bidder for cash, the 10 lowng described
real estate, that ID TO say, Lots eleven {1l} and
twelve In block two hundred and one (30ii in
said city III Keokuk. Said sale win be made nm.
der and By virtue of Deed Of trust OF date of
April rs, 1859, executed by Jacob Baehr and j ehn
l1eisy, by which they conveyed To the undersigned
the said real estate In rus for the purpose oil
curing tho payment Of three several prouiuory
notes executed BY them to j. G. Hughes for the
purchase money of the said premises, being one
note Tor exso payable ninety days from date, one
note for $1,000 payable Sept. l. 1885, and enc note
for 47Se payable Sept. l. 1860, with interest at 10
per cent? all OF even date with said Deed Of rust
which said nste for 600 IL past due, payable and
wholly unpaid. The purchaser at such sale win
receive deed conveying all the interest of the said
J acob Baehr and John Leisy In said premises.
HENRY STRONG.
kal~ - IA
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October al. 1854,
Lexsl Notice.

i
To Samuel II. Carey, M. II. Runner, Chas. Parsons:
John Mcneil Co., r. III. Oliiphant, Jesse
Reeves, Price J. Pattsn a Co., snd O. nj. Hoy.
THFRE u now on dle in the Office Of the Clerk
Keokuk, the petition of flaming a Higgins
claiming of M. III. Runner, the maker of . note,
and Samuel 3. Carey the eIdorser, and on judy
ment against plaintiffs as endsrsers Of said note,
the sum Of twelve hundred dolnrs; and claiming
against M. Ii. Runner the foreclosure OF q mort
gage given on certain real estate in the city Of
hsokuk !; said petition represents that plaintiffs
have discharged the judgment on said note that all
the other defendants have interest in the prop
erty mortgaged. The prayer also is TINT all the
interest Of the defendants be cut of the property
cold, and for general refief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the second day Of the February term
tls601 OF said Court, Judgment will be rendered
against you. @N8
RANKIN, MILLER ATENsTER,
New D, iSov-d lifts Attsys.
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NHEkIkE'N SALE.
STATE OF IOWA,
LEE couEry, ISL
sRl virtue Of an kxecution to mo directed issued
l. by the t@rk of the District Court OF said coun-
~. in favor of A. Hosmer and against Henry
Strong, John EARLY, 7. II. Allyn and John Max
Wen have levied upon, and viii sellto the highest
bidder At the door Of the Clerk Ofbce of the Dis
trci Court OF Lee County, lows, at Ksokuk, in
said county, on the 9th day Of December, A u.
1852 between the hours Of o'clock a. m ana 4
O'Clock p. m. of said day, the following property,
Ia also, lots and In block las Ali In the ci ~
Of ksokuk, Lee county, Iowa. Taken and levied
upon a. the proper ~ of John Early satisfy said
writ of execution. WIN. H. LEIGH
keekuk, Nov. 3, 1859. Sheriff Lee Co.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, loo
LEE COUNTY. %
RY virtue OF q special TX ecutien to me di rect
- cd, issued by the Clerk Of the District Court
Of said Caanty, In favor of Charles c. Stevens and
against Wiliiam w. Cotton, j have levied upon,
and VIII sell to the highest bidder, ut the door of
the Clerks Office of the District Court of Lee
County, Iowa, ut keekuk, in said county, on the
nth day Of December, A. ID. 1859, between the
hours or 3 O'Clock m. and 4 O'Clock p. m of said
day the following property to-wit: Lots three (sl
ana fosr ID In Block No. three 81 In w. H. vii
liams aud Perry Reeves addition TO the City of
heokuk, County Of Lee and State OF Iowa Taken
and levied upon rs The property Of William W !.
Cotton to satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, Nov. 10th, 1882
WM. Ii. LEECH
nVIid Sheriff of Lee County
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Cr IvWA' IS. A#s a@
by virtue of special Execution to me directed
- issued by the Clerk OF the District Court II
said county, in favor Of Amos III. Brown and
aga INST Patrick Madden, I have levied upon, and
will sell 70 the highest bidder at the door Of the
Clerks cflee II the District Court OF Lee County,
Iowa, atikeok ak In said county she Sfh day oil
Decent be-, A. u, l669, between the hours of .
o'clock .. m. and O'Clock p. m. of said day, the
following property, towit: The front ends by City
feet deep OF bts eleven III and twelve (I2yin
block one hundred snd eighty aSoy, In the city of
Nj okuk, Lee county, Iowa. Taken and lsyisd upon
as the property Of Patrick Madden, To safety said
writ Of execution. WM. III. LEEcH
Sheriff Of Lee County.
keokuk Noy g. 1850 nyad
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. RHERIFF,s SALE.

sfAIh pr IOWA SIS.
RY virtue Of . special Execution to me directed
- issued by the CLERK Of the District Court Of
said county in favor Of Amos III. Brown and against
y. u Carter, hAvs levist upon, and will sell TO
tbs highest bidder II the door Of The Clerk Office
OF the District Court Of Lee County Iowa, at Keo-
kuk IN said county on the Sab day Vt December, A.
d. 1859, between the hours OF o'clock a. N. and 4
O'Clock p. m. OF said day. the following property,
to- wit: Lot No. tsn (l0)an blocF one hundred and
Iowa Taken and levied upon IS the property Of
D. u. Carter, TO satisfy said writ Of execution.
-@ So was 4 MN. II .LELcH,
shsrn Of Lee cousty.