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Pursuant 60 a vote Of the majority Of the under
signed Committee, the Republicans Of lows will
ssse I'M bic By their delegates in State Convention
st Iowa CRY, on WEpxEspAy, TER 1sp DAY on
Mar. 1850. at III o'clock A. M. for the nomin alton
Of State officers to be elected the November cleo
ton of this year for the nomination OF preeiden.
ta electors; and for the transaction of oil othe,
business heh may come before the Convention.
1t liz also called for the purpose OF ratifyfnr ths
nominees and platform of the National Republican
Convention 70 be held at Chicago ON the 10th Of
May.
The ratio of representation win be- one delega Il
for every organised county, and one delegate TO,
each one hundred votes, fraction thereof exceed
ing one-half, cast for Hon. s. j. Kirkwood 70,
Governor at the last State election.
JOHN A KASSON, Chairman.
HI NJ. H0XIE, Secretary.
X. L* b. CLARKE, Mt. Pleasant,
@. &. STONE, Council Bluffs,
WM. LoUGHRfpaE, Oskaloosa,
THOMAS DRUMnosp, Vinton,
A. b. r. HILDaKrH, ST. Charles City,
j. III. NRwcoMB, Bloomfield.
w. Ii. BIeELow, Sioux City,
JANIS THogNeros, Davenport,
III. A. WILrsK, Dubuque,
l.. l.. PxAaK, Fort Dodge,
Republican State Central Commiffee
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There is report that the Democratic
magnatss have had caucus to discuss the
prcprie'y Of uniting upon Hunter, and thai
the caucus separated with the feeling that
the Southern strength could not be united
upon him. Consequently, Douglass friends
draw some comfort from the circumstance
The Administration and Slidell clique still
cling to 10. Lane. But the Douglas men
will not allow Lane to be nominated. ii
not strong enough to nominate their own
man, they are strong enough TO say who
oh all no! BIO nominated.
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RAILROAD NEGOTIATION.

| am greatly pleased to hear, to.day, that
the lessees and contractors of the Des
Moines Railroad have succeeded, in addition
TO their negotiations for iron, in raising their
loan Of money up to $3.50, 900, with toler-
ably certain prospect OF procuring the full
amount originally designed, $500 900. But,
at all events, enough has been already raised
TO insure the construction OF the line to
Eddyville this fall. Isuppose you oil know
it before this; for with telegraph between
Us can hardly tell youany news: hnt it i.
agreeable news enough to bear abiding to
twice over. The case Of title to the lands
above Raocoon Fork now in tho Supreme
court here, was taken under ativisement sew
srai days ago, and decision may be expect
cd any day. II favorable, it will hasten the
farther extension Of the road, but tits agree
able TO know that II cannot render its CON-
ssruction as far rs Eddyvlle more certain.
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THE prscussroN ON Utah.

Inc subject or Polygamy In Utah came mp
10 the House yesterday, in the shape Of bill
to abolish that practice. Every body seemed
anxious TO speak upon it; and don't know
but every body will do SO, before the ques-
ton is disposed Of. Ii will pass. Ii would
have had four-ffths, or more, Of the votes,
yesterday, if it had been allowed to come to
trial. There are some OF the Democracy
who will vote against it, in consequence OF
the bearing it's passage would have upon the
question Of Congressional authority in the
Territories, involving the Slavery question.
To them, ii they are Douglas Democrats,
succss', and if they are fre-eating Demo.
crass, Slavery, to both, success and Slavery,
are Of more consequ snce than the abolition
OF such loathsome sbomination, but IA ost
OF them will be constrained to vote against
polygamy at whatever risk, as the Discus
sion showed, though pretexts are anxiously
sought for to disguise the logical force and
bearing of the act, among which 10 propo-
sition to amend the bill in manner to repeal
the organic act and divide Utah between
Kansas and California. But the thing can
not be done. They will have TO face the
music squarely, and they are bound to hang
on one horn or the other OF an odious d..
lemma.
No Republican made speech yesterday,
or seemed at oil disposed, in the opening of
the debate, to interfere. They all looked on
with highly amused interest. Etherdge
made the speech of the day: an interesting,
scorching thing, that told upon the Democra-
cy like discharge Of burning grare-shot.--
They we're lodging up ell over the Demo-
cratic side, explaining, questio ming, squirm-
ing. Ihave not room to present his line OF
remark, but one point which he stated on
which to base an argument 10 worthy of hav-
ing especial attention called to it. He said
that among the slave population OF all the
Southern States there was no such thing as
legal marriage, and il be was in error, be
desired the gentlemen from any one Of the
fifteen slave States to correct him. He stated
that as lawyer. There was q union OF the
sexes, which Was generally respected, but no
such thing ss legal marriage. And not one
man interrupted him, except single one to
suggest that there was an unwritten law; and
which suggestion MIR. Etheridge instantly
sent to the library for authorities to demol-
ish. And, there, for few moments, was
exposed anchallenged, in the Nations CAPT
tai, the startling fact OF four millions OF hu.
man beings in this Republic living under a
system from which all the sanctities OF mar
riage and parentage were necessarily exclu.
ded asystem which ministers Of the gospel
tell us ia or COP, and which statesmen tell
us 10 blessing to be preserved and extended
Will not moral and scrupulous men hesitate
before themselves sharing in the responsible.
ity OF such system by aiding in its extension
over new and uncorrupted felds?--do they
"not care" whether such system sis voted
up or down P'' What 10 polygamy in Utah
! compared 20 it?
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A M GKo MURDERER BURNED ALIvr.-The
Vicksburg Sun says that q negro man be.
longing to Mr.. Voolfolk, OF Deer Greek,
Mss., in fit OF passion plunged knife into
the heart Of a fellow Slaves woman who
worked on the same plantation. He then
fled to the woods, but Was captured by the
dogs which were Immediately put on his
track, and, after a desperate resistance,
brought back. A council Of the neighborine
planters, before whom he Was tried, deoid cd
to burn him at the stake, which was done in
the presence Of all the negroes ON that and
several Of the adjoining plantations, all Of
whom seemed terrified out OF their wits on
viewing so awful . scene. The spirit OF the
doomed negro was nnsnbdued. He died
cursing his judges-his last words being thu,
be would stake vengeance on them when
they met each other 10 h-l.n
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SENATORIAL puGILIsH.

The New York Tribune has had several
illusions TO conflict between Southern Sem
ators in executive session. Ii was mot ia az.
ecutive session, but in . private Demo cratic
caucus on the JEFF. Davis resolution. Clay
attacked Olingman with his fists, and gave
nim black eye, which still shows tho force
cf1his antagonists blow.
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Democratic Gains in Con necticus.

The Democracy gained in two ways, in the
late Connections election; first, by bringing
in $500 Irish voters, some formally natural
lied contrary TO the spirit OF the law, and
some not at all; and secondly, by driving the
German Republicans from the polls, 10 one
of the wards of New Haven. Let them exult,
il they choose. These exploits cost them
much, and benefited them nothing.
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The snnborn Habeas Corpus Case.
Mr.. Sanborn, arrested in Concord, Macs,
by the Deputy Sergeant-at- Arms, of the u.
3. Senate, and taken. before the Supreme
Court OF Mass, on a writ Of habeas corpus,
was discharged on the ground that the Ser
gean. can not delegate bis authority to a
deputy ont OF the District Of Columbia. Mr..
sanborn was released amid much rejoicing
and quietly went home.
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Flow OF SPIRITS. Pursuant to the order OF
the Supreme Curt. the Sheriff of Henry coun-
sy recently demolished three or four hundred
dollars worth OF liquors, in Mt. Pleasant
They we're seiEed under the liquor law, and
wasted their sweetness in the dirt.
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President Buchanan, instead OF send
ing his two column protest. TO the House
Of Representatives, ought to have gone / n
person to the House, repeating the lines Of
the old poem:
"Pity the sorrows of poor old man,
hose Trembling limbs have borne him TO your door %
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gThe New York papers report that the
transatlantic travel this year will be very
heavy. The Herald Of Monday says:
Seven steamers from here and one from
Portland left for European ports last week,
ell crowded with passengers.
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TIE DEs MONKS yALLxr WHis Ia published
every Monday nj this ofce Is one OF the oldest pa
pers in Iowa, and has widely extended cireuia-
tion throughout the Des hoines Valley, Northern
Missouri. and Western Illinois.
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FKUVIDKFChs ApfII o.
The entire vote for Governor has been re-
ceived, and ia as follows
Sprague, conservative" Republican
American ID emocrat, 1925
Padelford, Straight Republican, l0,835
Scattering, l43
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CongressionaI.

In tho proceedings OF the House. on the
9th, we find the following items Of some in
terest:
Mr.. Covode, from select committee OF
which he 10 chairman, made Q report, quo
ting from the testimony, OF the progress
made ~ to the examination OF Augustus
Schneli, who IL appears was connected with
what 10 known ~ the New York Hotel Fund.
amounting to three or four thousand dollars,
part OF which it is supposed was sent to Penn
sylvania, and portion spent in New York
during the Presidential contest. The COM
mittee required him to produce q list OF sub
seribers, which he declined, on the ground
that he could not do so, even were he certain
he had the paper, without the authority Of
tho persons whose names would appear that
it would create breach of implied conf
dence, and besides, power Was not given to
the committee to ask for the introduction Of
paper entirely private in ito character.
The committee differed from Mr.. Schn ell.
and insisted on the production Of the paper,
az material to the investigation, and accord
ingly proposed resolution that the Speaker
issue warrant, directed to the Sergeant At
Arms, to take MIR. Schnell into custody, and
bring him before the bar OF the House to an
swer for contempt 10 refusing TO produce a
certain paper when requested to do so by
the committee.
Winslow will submit q minority report.
and the subject will be considered on Mon
day.
Colfax asked unanimous consent TO report
bill from P. 0. CON-, making appropria-
ton for supplying the Pixies Peak region i'm :
mediately with mails, stating that il it was
delayed till the general appropriation bill
passed, at tne close of the session, they
would not have any mail service there until
autumn.
Crawford objected, when Colfax said il
he could obtain the floor Monday, he would
move to suspend the rules SO as TO put ID on
its passage.
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The House has passed a bill, drawn up BY
Senator Collamer, formerly Postmaster Gen
eral, which provides that If the writer of a
letter shall indorse on the back of il a direc-
ton that it shall be returned to him IL unde-
lvered, instead of it being advertised and
sent to the dead letter Office to be destroyed,
il shaSi, after remaining uncalled for thirty
days, be returned to the person who wrote it.
This lie privilege that many people will be
glad to avail themselves Of. The evil for
which the bill is q remedy 10 one which has
been and is felt especially 10 commercial
communities. John Cochrane stated that
the New York merchants had been in the hab-
ii for some time Of following this practice.
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e. Anonymous letters have been ad
dressed to MIR. Covode, threatening him and
MIR. Sherman with assassination, unless they
desist from their investigation into the Off
cial acts of Mr.. Buchanan
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A Coon JoKE.-The suspicious movements
of q strange man on tbs railroad bridge, .
day or two ago, caused Superintendent Reed
to inquire about his business. The strange
gentleman informed him that he was a resi-
dent Of Musoatine, and learning that the
bridge had TO be taken down, he csne to
make bid on the old ironi He said be Was
willing to give one thousand dollars for the
same. When informed that the time for
Stalking down. the bridge bad been indef
nitely postponed, the gentleman from Mus
catine" appeared much disappointed.-IDa-
venport Gas.
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GTR Rev. Henry Highland Garnet, a ool-
ored Presbyterian clergyman, advertises for
house in New York at a rent of not over
$500 year. He says be has called At If
teen houses that are TO rent and been told
"not for niggers." He wants to know If
there is sufficient religion and humanity in
New York to allow him place to shelter bis
family.
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CARPETS!

In this Department can always be found the lead
ing styles of
ADMINISTER vELvRTs,
IA pEsTnY BRESSEHEf.ss
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
PATENT TAPESTRY INGRAM,
COTTON WARP INaRAINS,
VESETIANS HRMPS
RUGS, DRu8aETs,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
And all kinds Of
CURTAIN GOODS, GILT CORNTCEs.
&c, &C.. &C.
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SHENIFk,x SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, &c
LEE CousrY, 80
RY virtue OF special execution to me directed
II Issued by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said
county, in favor OF Henry Strong, and against r. G..
Hicks, land also decree agaiDst Sarah A. Hioks,)
have levied upon, and will sell to the highest bid
DER Ut the door OF the Clerks once OF the District
Court Of Lee county, Iowa, at Ksokuk, In said
county, on tho 10th day of May, A. d. 1869, be-
tween the hours of o'eleck .. N. and o'clock p.
"a. Of ssid dsy, the following property, to-wit
Lots min t9) and ten, uol in Block seven, az in
Reeves, Perry 4 WilliAms' addition to tho City Of
keokuk. Lee county and State OF Iowa.
Taken, levied upon and TO be sold by order OF
Count 70 satisfy said writ Of sxeoution.
Ksskuk, April6, 1859.
H. N. akIFFITH, Sheriff Of Lee Co.
apr7d1m lpr's feetI
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Knights Of q. q.

The st. Joseph papers state that ssvera
hundred Knights Of the Golden Circle, oil
Kansas and Nebraska had arrived prepared
TO start soon for Mexico.
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will be none OF II at Chicago, --nothing but
prudent frmness.
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AaAN IN THE AiK.--L. w. Rabbit, the
gentleman who ran against 1t. Gov. Rusch,
and was thrown sky high, has again received
toss this time just as hurtful to his feelings
a the other. but in another way. Ho was
attacked last week BY an unruly COW, which
threw him into the air, and be came down
with such force as to break his collar bono.
We are sorry to hear Of this accident to the
new Mayor Of Council Bluffs, and wish him
. speedy recovery. He 10 not the only lead
ing Democrat who has recently been scoOsd.
l-(Dav. Gazette.
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How fHE HUNGARIAN WAS Losr.--We IN
darat md aaxa thu partland u annhl.aa- IL =

Row rHk HUNGARIAN WAS LoST.-We IN.
derstand, says the Portland Republican, tina,
the Captain 81 The brig, whose Iaa.s 90 u;;d
not learn, Was IN the city on Friday, who
says that be was in the neighborhood Of tbs
Hungarian, at the time OF her loss, and tina,
he lost his weasel By getting into field oil
ice, and thinks the Hungarian was Lost BY
the same means. This 10 perfect solution
Of the circumstances of the peculiar position
OF the wreck, which no ono could explain be.
fore.
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The Vanity Fair Juvenile Library.
The publishers OF VANITY Fair beg leave te

Ans VANITY kAh juvenile Library.
The publishers OF Vanity Fair beg leave to
announce that, having solely in view tho
moral interests of the young, they have DOM.
meneed the preparation Of series OF works
designed expressly for the rising generation.
The productions Of Peter Parloy have been
rigidly excluded; and it 10 the intention Of
the publishers to submit every volume to the
scrutiny OF the managers of the American
Tract Society, and to publish nothing which
ia unfortunate enough to meet with their APP
proval. The following volumes are in press.
Orders from the trade are solicited:
TRUE STORIES YoR My LITTLE GIRL.-By
the Editor of Vanity Fair. GAS Wi.ll-i.a am
Wilkins was walk ing in the garden one
day, he met his dear sister, and thus he did
say sWhy 10 q squash like lit. tie news
boyp She gave 1t up. Because said this
wick ed boy, sthe older be grows the more OF
yel-ler be will be- His good grand NAM
ma overheard him, and went to bed sick
| with grief"
Williams FiRsT Book or UNNATURAL
THEOLOGY. by the Editor of Vanity Fair
"Thomas Jones was naughty boy, and when
asked by his parents to attend church, be re-
I Piled, Not II be know'd it, So he went TO
take a walk; and fell down; and tore his
Dew pantaloons and his nose bled and be
lost his knife; and all bis marbles by play
| ing with dirty little boy near the Battery.
Then he cried, and tho dirty little hoy said,
DRY upp But he could not and lost his
way and was adv ertised in the Herald
| This disgrace was too much for him. and be
said, He s'posed he might as we'll die And
be did; and then he wished be had gone with
bis good parents to church,"
MARY, THE LITTLE MIssIoSARY.-By the
Editor OF Vanity Fair. - "Mary's uncle
Charles came to see her, and gave her a
bright gold dollar. Then Mary said: Now
| will buy some candy, and some chewing
gum, and picked lime; and will give
Sarah Jones two cents and the woman on
| Broadway with the baby three oents.' Blu,
MIR. A. Sleek, the good man, heard her, and
he groaned, and he said: MARY, remember
the Pottawottamies So che gave her dol
| lar to good MIR. Sleek for the Pottawotts-
mics; and when hs took it, he was kind
enough to say that be wished the Pottawos-
tamies might get it. And Mary was made .
life-member Of MIR. Sleek's Society. Was
not that better than picked lime ?''
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DAY & BRO,
wHOLE6ALE GROC e RS.

w = - Observation-Disclosures AAOMVA, AVWAs
LAVE t... -ccc:.-.::.. sAc.Ss &. :. .1.z. W.
IL Aasksrsl, Georges Bank Goldfish, Herring and
6ardtn0, diEect fron the ssaboard.
Always on hand large stock Of the various
grades o. Tea, Laguira and Rio Coffee, n. o. md Re-
Aasd Sugars. Aaos Ginger. Pepper and other spices,
various brands Of Flour, Dried Fruits, 0lass, BAsA,
Star and Tanow Candlee, Starch, Cheese, Brooms,
Brushes, Raisins, Pipes, Msts, Nuts, MATHS, Vine
gar, SOAPS, Wrapping Paper, Twins, Tubs, Psils,
Batter, Lard. Tacks, Gum Caps, Shot, Load, Carpet
Chain, Cotton Yarn. cordags, Candy, Craekers |;
or articles .suaily ksps ~ 0rocers, TO which "
invite The attention Of purchasers, We oder the
same &C the lowest possible fgures or We viii az
change any Of the shove Cor hides, Furs, or such
products % will bear shipment. (apr7dl
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=. ,. TB1G-1XC6,
General insurance Agent.
COR. 2p AND MAIN-sTs.,

LIRE, lake. RIVER AND LIFE IN.
SUhAN0E promptly attended 10 at this Once.
Better and more IxDEnaIrr be given IT this
Agency than any other In this city and less trouble
after . loss.
Aana Ina Co., Of Hartford, Coma, a, 104, leo %
Home Inssraacs Company, Of Nep FORK, I,4s7, s1s
North Amertean In. Co., Hartford, Cows, soc, 800
City Fire laurence Co., Of Nre Havem, 17o6bs
Phrmix Fsre Tnsasancs Co., Of Eep York. 10e. OOe
Lorfiiayd FIRE laurence Co., Eer Yovk 164 Oee
Mo~iask FSrs Iassyancs Co., Re1 Fork 20 100
Connecticut Mufuai Lfe In. Co., Hartford sO0o Sta
DR. J. W. BosD, Modest Exauinsr.
"a. W. GkIFFITu is authorised to receive
applications for all above Com panies.
- Buildings, Merchandise, Mill. FACTORIES.
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured st =
low rates - other Companies who pay their losses
II. b. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
Once corner ID and Mair sts., Ksokuk, Iowa
apr. Z, dim "A
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STATE OF IOWA, CO

STATE IL, OF oar Iowa IS.
DY virtue OF special execution to me directed,
)issued tho Clerk Of the District Court Of said
county, In favor Of Ambrose Dudley, and against
the keokuk Female College, have levied upon and
will sell TO the highest bidder, at the door of the
Clerks Office of the District Court of Lee County,
Iowa, at Keokuk, I'm said county, on the 10th day
of May, A. d. 1850, between the hours of O'Clock
a. n. and o'clock Of said day, the following
property, to wit; Lots number four % ave- (6) and
six ts) in block fifty nine, (5e) in the city Of Kso-
kuk, county of Lee, and State III Iowa; and out Of
the prcossds OF said sale frat TO pay the claim Of
Peter Eichar for tae sum of IN hundred snd twen-
ty i've dollars, then lib Claim Of Ficklen 4 Lucas
Tor she SUM Of ten hnndred ard thirty-two 2e-l0o
dollars, then the clalln If j. p. Hornish for the
sum Of seven hundred and seventy -four 9s-io0 dol
lars, and then the claim 20 the said Ambrose Dud-
ley, being the balance of i've thousand three hum
bred and three 30 zoe dollars after deductinr the
said claims Of Eichsr, kicklen Lsoas, and Hor-
nish.
Taken, levied upon and to be sold by order OF
Court TO satisfy said writ OF execution.
Keokuk, April o, 1850.
III. M. GRIFFITH,
aprTd1m Sheriff Of Lee County.
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To Consumer OF Gas.
OFFICE OF kEoKuK GAS LIaHT CoKE 90. J
April 9th, 1860.
TINE Gas bills rendered LIST inst. were m ade at
the rates prescribed by Ordinance, passed
March 18th. Being Informed By one Of the Com.
mittee (Dr. Hanes) that We have misapprehen ded
the intention of Council, which was that said Or.
dinance should not apply to the March bills con-
sumers who have not paid their bills are notified
that they can do - IT the former rates and those
that have paid VITA have the excess refunded.
apr9d Il. X. BUELL., Ssc'y.
Assessment Notice,
A MEETING Of the City Council Of the City OF
IA Keokuk will be held on Monday. the 10th in
stant for the purpose of squalising the assessment,
roll Of said city for the year A. d. 1850. The
books in the Office Of the Clerk or the Coun-
Gil subject to the inspection Of all persons In
cd therein. Is. &. MERRIAM,
Clerk Of the Council Of the City Of Ksokuk.
April .. 1850.
Ap9-dlw journal copy
Popular G0Ods.
browns Bronchial Troches Bpalding's Pre-
- pared Glue; Lows Brown Windsor rSoap
Lows Honey Soap, two sises Davidson = Rubber
Syrnges Tayl0r's Mustard In tin foil, for SALE
by the package and ut retail by
A. j WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
Aprod - Msin-st.
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sMERIkF's SALE.
stats Or IOWA, SIS.

bMEAIKkv1 VALE
STATE OF IOWA, &C.
LEE CouxrY,
DY virtue Of special Execution to me directed.
l. issued by the Clerk OF the District Court Of said
county, In favor Of Mary A. copsou, and agoinst
Daniel Gram, have levied upon, and will sell to
tho highest bidder al the door Of the Clerk oicA
OF the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, ut CO.
kuk 10 said county, on the 10th day OF May, A.
ID, 1850, between the hours Of o'clock \. N and
o'c0ck p. m. Of said day the following property,
to-wit Lot seven, ~ 10 Block ninety seven, ts7
OF the City OF ksokak, Lee county. Iowa.
Taken, levied upon and to be sold by order Of
Court TO satisfy said writ Ok execution.
Keokuk, April 9th, 1860.
Apr7d1m II. III. GRIFFITH,
Ipr's Tee Sheriff oil Lee County.