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The constitutional union., 1861-03-22

EMGRATIyG.-A party of cmigrants from Tennessee, with no other destination than that of Ohio, attracted much attention in the street yesterday. They had two wagons one drawn by q pair of horses and the other by a yoke of oxen, an extra horse, COW and calf three dogs. rife, and any quantity of tow headed babies. Their primitive and destitute appearance made a powerful appeal to the charitable. to which the bystandcrs liberaly responded One of the wives when asked why they leftTennessce. replied: . Oh. it is sich powerful mean country
 Cncinnati paper.
The constitutional union., 1861-03-22

STILL so gently OCT me stealing" as the man said when he -Aeara thief in his garret.
The constitutional union., 1861-03-22

w ARMSTRONG & CO.,, Successors to E\.ondsOn and Armstrong.) Leather and Shoe Findinss, Etc., 27a HEaiu st., Memphis, Tenn, SIGN OF THE GOLDEN sTIRRUP, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN sADDLERY, HARDWARE, Tanners Fools, and Curriers' Tools and Findings, Hides and Oils. TIEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL IN assortment of FRENCH CALF SKINS, AMERICAN CALF SKINS,
 PAD SKINS,
 DEER SKINS,
 CHAMOIS SKINS,
 LINING SKINS,
 TOPPING SKINS, HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER, OAK SOLE LEATAER, HARNESS LEATHER,
 SKIRTING LEATHER,
 WAX UPPER LEATHER
 ENAMELED LEATHER,
 BRIDLE LEATHER, Patent Leather Of all Kinds and C0lorS Which we offer as low as can be bought in St Louis or Cincinnati, and lower than can be bought in this city, having superior facilities ill buying our stock
 Agents for the sale of GUM AND
 MACHINE STITCHED,
 LEATHER,
 GIN AND
 MILL BANDS,
 GUM-HOSE AND PACKING. 0fan sizes, which we are selling at manufac- turcrs' prices.
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DE $ ARC HOTEL, DES ARC, ARKANSAS.
YHIS NEW BRICK UOTEI. ON I'll.

FENIiS NEW BRICK HOTEL, ON THE CORNER 5 of Buena Vista and Poster Streets, elegantly furnished, is open for the accommodation of guests.
 The locatan is the best in town, being near the boat landing; and every effort will be made to please the patrons of the house. The proprietor therefore respectfully solicits liberal share of public patronage.
 Board and Lodging per month, S20 0o Board (without Lodsingj per month, lG GO Board and Lodging per week, GO Board (without Lodging) per week. , GO Board ana Lodging per day, 200 Dinner, 50 Supper 90 Breakfast, 50 Lodging, jO
 Children under twelve years of age, half pricc.'
 Persons without baggage must pay in advance. Board bill by the year must be paid monthly board bli by the month must be paid weekly.
 The proprietor will be responsible for all arti- cles left in his care, none other.
 f,b - tf T. \ DDDSON. Proprietor.
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From The Galveston News. COTTON DOODLE.

Hurrah for brave King Cotton The Southerners are singing; From Carolina to the Gulf The echo's loudly ringing, In every heart a feeling stFs 'Gainst Northern Abolition; Something is heard of Compromise, But nothing of Submission. Cotton doodle, boys, hurrah
 We've sent Old Yankee hissing. And when we get our Southern rights
 l guess he'll turn up missing. His poet, LowellS singing 'Gainst sacred compromise - Prays, God confound the dastard word " At which ''gall arises" No wonder that he hates it, He surely has good reason; He broke the faith of Seventy-Six, And it proclaims his treason
 Cotton Doodle, boys, hurrah. He does not love the Negro; That's but preteXt hollow, To hide his greedy longing sas For the '' Almighty Dollar" Where was his tender conscience When for our '' blood-stained gold" His Narragansett captives Were into slavery sold?
 Cotton Doodle, boys, hurrah! Gainst nullifying tariffs He raised mighty din, And loudly talked in TLirty-two Of Carolina's sin; But now appeals from Congress To the " higher law of heaven Twas horrible in one, you know, But God-Hke in eleven.
 Cotton Doodle, boys hurrah Thank God, his day is passing. He can no more ycx us. For, State by State, we'll firmly stand, From Maryland to Texas. King Cotton is a monarch Who'll conquer Abolition, And set his foot upon the neck Of Treason and Scdition.
 Cotton Doodle, boys, hurrah
 We've sent Old Yankee hissing, And when get our Southern right.
 1 guess he turn up missing.
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LOOK SHARP!

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME, EITHER "A by note or account, will come up by the Ist of January next and pay me, or they will be pu' in the hands of an officer for collection
 dec7-tf GEO. W. VApEN'
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BOOTS AND SHOES!
MONEYl MONEY!! MONEY!!.

A IL THOSE INDEBTED EITHER TO THE A firm of Washer, Vaughan X Co.,, or R. C. McCarley X Co.,, for 1860, will please come for ward and pay up, as we are compelled to have money to pay our debts.
 ian D, '6l-tf R. c. McCARLEY X Co.
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STOVE AMID TIN SHOP!
N . II. .B LIT lx

N. III. ES IT I. k HAS REMOVED HIS TIN SHOP TO THE Il house recently occupied by J. w. Wallace, on Buena Vista street, opposite the Nucleus House, where he is prepared 10 accommodate the public with the best articles of
 COOKING STOVES, TIN-WARE, and all other merchandise in his line ever brought to this market.
 My cooking stoves are immediately from alarge St Louis establishment. and feel confident that those who want these convenient articles can suit themselves from my large assortment. Give me call, and examine before purchasing el:c- where. nov3
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COERCION ORR NOT COERCION!

TVHIS IS TO INFORM ALL THOSE WHO ARE
 A owing me, either by note or account, to come forward by the 28th of February next and pay up or they will have to pay the same to an officer Money must have to pay my debts word to the wise is sufficient.
 ian1S-tfl JN0. A. FRlTH.
The constitutional union., 1861-03-22

COLLINS, a Mississippi wood chopper, has within a few years realized over $lU0,OUO by selling wood to stcamboats
 ...-------I>- ss--ess-
 \ MARRIED couple, living in Giles county, Kentucky aged respectively eighty yand twen- ty-dre, have just been cursed with doublcts
The constitutional union., 1861-03-22

KITCHEN ODoRs-A skillful housewife informs us that the unpleasant odors arising from boiling ham. cabbascs etc. is compIe,c- ly corrected by throwing whole rel peppers into the pot--at the same time that the fla vor ot the food is improved. We have heard that pieces of charcoal will produce the same effect, but we have not seen it tried.
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$. NJ. GATES.
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I)ROCLAMA ALTON.


To all - sAen tA<se vvsse.is skAa eers xre<tssSs
NHxaEAss tits by GID act ~ the General Assemb II
the stat~ OF Iowa. made tb. duty 81 the Governor At
least thirty days before any general election 10 issue
as proeiamasion, designating all the Offices TO he
tied voe OF all the elector. the Stale or By the
electors OF any judicial District.
Now, therefore, H. samuel j. klskw God. Governor
Of fae State of Iown do bs this. rrocit mation,
publish and declare ihat at the genersi election,
10 be held ia this State the second Tuesday Uc
iober next, the following o1ees are 10 be flled to-
wit
The ofice OF Governor,
The onice Of Lieutenant Governor:
The office of Judge Of the supre me Court:
- he once OF Representative 10 Congress from the
First Congressional District TO I'll The vacancy orea-
stoned by the resignation OF Hon. samuel X Curtis
Ahdihe once OF District Judge OF the siath Judicial
District 10 I'll the vacancy BIZ the resixpu
tion Of Hon. Wi1iinm NJ. Stone,
hereof all citizens and officers concerned psrt1c-
alsris the SHERIFF. the several counties viii o.
lice and be governed accordingly.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set ms hs nd
and sfxed the grsattesf ef the State OF Iowa Done
~~ IT bes Moines this eab d., or August. ifGl,
fLs OF THE independence of ID. United Atstey the
eighty sixth, and Of this State The hfee nth.
by The Governor. SAMUEL j. kIRkNOOD.
ELtJAH SELLS, Rec. OF Slate. sep5im
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YNkUSTEE'S SALE.

whereas, J. A. Bishop and Afice Bishop. his wife,
~ their Deed ofTrnst dated January Eth 1900 co n
veyed 70 Robert III. Gilmore In trust She fol lowing
described real estate in the county OF Lee and state OF
Iowa VIZ the west half Of the south quarter OF
secon ten, 1o.l except one ard three scres
and The n half Of the N w. OF the w ~ seet3op
nfieen ti5) all being in Townshp six G Range
uvet5 containing In all ninety eight aud one fourth
aeyes 70 secure the pasmen ola certain rromissory
Aot4 shereih DE sesibed Tor the two fhonss
I'VE hundred and any six dollars and eishiy.aeven
cents t113oS 81 with ten per per snpun Inter
est after maturity, and also the cost And 1penses Of
said trust. =
And whereas, the principal sum In saId sete m en-
uoneuis Que aud unpaid. It'll
Or Hom February Is. 1901. and. whereas The said j.
bshop hAs made def. uh In .sid p, nj A. per the
strniaiions q said rot. and needef Tfu l.
Therefore,, Robert H. Gilmore, az Trustee afore-
SAID, bs direction OF the holders said mole and az
.hereanto ,, said Deed Of Trust empowered will sell
thf real estate above doseribed public sale
10 the highest bidder ~ front OF ny oe~ Inv the civ
OF keoknk. IN said county, Monday. the 3eib aay
81 September. Ie6l between the hours of 'riocA A.
M and O'Clock, =. m. and com nenspr al CLOCK
p m % said day to satisfy said demana and the coat
ofaaid Trust. ROBkRI III rff'IyGVE
avg d, ela'm Trustee.
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NOTICE.

To J. NJ Hiatt, j. h. PAUL, Emma r Hiatt, Ellen r
Paul, William Leighton, Calsb Cape & Co.. Bo " "a,
M'Namee, T~eeay, Aoaiten n pilmpton, Mars
Nj. swanwtck. h X. Ford. h. r. Moody
You and each Of hou he reby notified there H.
die Ia the ONCE Of the Clerk of The District
Court of Lee county, Iowa. TT FL Madison, petition
OF Samuel X. Weed. claiming sou, j. NJ. Hiatt JB
Paul aud William Leighiou, The sum OF thirteen ha
dred Dollars, with ten per cent interest per
from February i4th, le6l. as money due promis-
sorry note and secured by Deed fTru- de by you,
j. NJ. Hiatt Emms I. Hiatt. j. Is. Paul. and klen r.
fsul 70 Henry Clark, As trustee, to secure Tie pay
mcnt 81 said note also claiming sKsnat each Of yon
The foreclosure OF said Mortgage the being upon
kea Estate described IN sad petition, situated In Lee
county, Iowa. for the purchase Aones; and further
king for sale Of said premises, and general relief
Aud unless You appear and snswer said petition 90
or before no0n OF The second day OF the
said Court, 10 commence ~ Fort sdis0n on tho rs
Monday Of December, "A. D.. 1861, . default will be-
entered against you, aud udgm rendered
~ prayed for in said petition.
NOBLE q STRONG,
Sept1 ,'6l dim Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarMparilla

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is conn.,
bned from the most active remedals that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula. but also those other afFec-
tons which arise from it, such rs ERrrrrvR
and SKIN DISEASES, ST.. ANrHoNY's FIRE,
RosE. or EKYsIrRlAs, PIMrLRs, PusTuLEs,
BLorcHEs, BLAfss and BoILs. TuMoRs, letter
and SALT RHEum. ScALp HEAp. RINowoRN,
RHEuMArIsx, SYPHrLIrIc and MEKcuKiAL Dis
EASES, DRorsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING YKoA VITA
TED OH IMPURE Bloom. The popular belief
in " in.pu,tty Of the blood is founded in truth,
for scrofala is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rila is to purify and regeneraie this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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~ Nancy Miller (lse fiosd stntintraaor II estate
~ j, ii FA5 deceased; Daniel FEya Martha Jane
fiesa' fllsh Floyd, 4nhB Fioyd, JaHss Stiosd, and
Margaret Mills. Defendant
Ton. ard each Of yen are hereby ms, ea thai there
Dow on Gle ia tbs oneT ~ the Clerk a The District
l5AAri nf Lee lSunts. Iowa, at keokuk . Estffnn %
hiram Nancy eispisnE 81 y0, Asses Miller, adnu-
or 81 th. tsiEte of J. H. flosd deceased the In
OF Sir hundred dollar. w8b 30 Per cent fnerst ter
snIua1s psyshe anEnslly. mobt3 due q usertgsss
made ~ IL Floyd. nor deesas,f and slucs s~t.tfd
~ sstd Hiram Barney. Also claiming against each OF
Nta ihf Foreclosure ~ said mortgage the being
RAab The s.-M. y Of the Sc. 1T Section twenty
hfe~s I1S Iovnship sixty six Cos north, Rsnge az
tsl~est IN Lee County, los the purchase BooeYt
faflhs Tor al Injunction to stay wsse, removing tim
e As and futther asking for sale on ssld pre ises
alta gsneral relief.
And nhle-s snu appear sna answer the said petition
on 9s before boon of The I'D term IL
said Casrt H. cummenye at K~skuk an the rrst Monday
- February A. b. l162 default III to against
fon and JUDGMENT rendered thereon pray.d for In
satd petition. IT. SCOTT HOWELL
AsokAks n, SEPT Sd Auts ptssr.
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To william Hawkins, Jeremiah Hzskina. de Il udants.
You are hereby notified that there is NOV on Ale in
the Clerks Once OF the District Court Of Lee County
Iswa, ut IT Madison, Petition OF Jno. p. Davis,
and m froe claiming Judgment on forerlosu Of .
mortgage against said VIM. Hawkins, and Jeremiah
Hawkins above named. for the Of two hundred dol
lars with ten per cent interest from the 2ist day
August. 1851. and against all said defendants
named praying aso for the foreclosure ~ y mort
given by said VIM. Hawkins to Jno. r. Davis and VIM
Price upon - fest 'front.' on Of the ends Of
~ and two a. in block forty hre t45l In d. VI XII
bornes Addition TO City OF keok0k Lee Co., Iowa tn.
sale Of said premises and the
OF all equity of redemption therein.
Now you are notified TO appear and answer said pc
titon on the morning Of the second day OF the
term OF said Court to be holden the LIST Monday
December. 1861. Judgment and decree will be had
therein as prayed for, hy default.
III. SCOTT HOWELL.
Aug q. 6idm Solicitor for prtltaner
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NOTICE.


TO Jacob Eoerhart, 1. Harhne, A. B. Porter, Lauren
Dewey James Harlan, Robert Wilson, IA. Mellow
Oh: Gicfhoru 4 Harrison. Y. Kersey. J.W.Wycon.
J. NJ Hiatt, .Hornish, David Reed, Harve. Lit.
Ger, W. II. Worthington. Ford, Gorhsm q Ford,
Foster, J. n. Gwin.J. p Day, asignee, te., 6. n
Lyman, b. @. Brown. Ficklen Lucas, VIM. q X.
l. Ruddick, Hsskins, Heskiil a Co, Peter stryker,
Geo. e. Anderson, Jas Burrows, Henry Huisk amp,
G. Buckingham, Brown e. Ciendenning, Abrsm
Wetmote, Vim. Graydon 4 TO-, VIM II. Lee & Co,
A. hridEmAn Co, y. Ihmsen 4 Co., Rankin, NIL.
Ter q Enster, James Neal, Kendall. Howe q Co.,
Heeds Cutler Il Co., n. NJ. Reynolds, ksnH Boat
man, Emmerson, Cochran4 Co. and James Gorden,
defendants: frs #T a .@sa stI.Tf T'
You and each OF you sre hereby notified tina. there
now on aie in th0 once tha Clerk Of the Dissie
Conrt Of Lee county, Iowa. NJ Fl Madison petition
OF Hiram Barney, claiming NJ you, Jscob E6e RIA IT.
the sum OF seven hundred doliars With zen per cent
Interest. per annnm, payable annually ~ money due
on jacob Eberharts mortgage, made to Charles Ma
son. Ahd since sssigned 30 Hiram Barney dated Goth
May 1854 also claiming against each Of you the fore
closure Of said mortgage, the sAme beine upon The
south hAf the south west quarter Of Section nine
go Township sixty-seven t67 north OF Range avel9
In Lee county Iowa. orthe purchase money; and fur
Their asking for Aaie of said premises. and general
relief: And unless you sppear and answer said pc.
on on or before noon OF the second day OF the
term OF said Court. 10 commence nj Fit Madison. on
The hrst Monday NJ Dece Der, A. D., 1861 default
VIII be sntered aksinat you, and Judgment rendered
thereon, ~ prayed for In said petition.
H SCOTT HOWELL
huG.29 Bl-dlm Attorney for plaintiff.
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NHEkIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CorHrY-sS
by virtue Of special execute 10 me directed IL.
sued by the Clerk cf the District Court OF said
10 favor Of Hiram Barney and against Josiah Danfor d
tsnd also decree against Wiilisn X. GarYsrd. Ada
GArrard and Henry Grahsm,l have levied upou, and
VIII sell TO the highest bidder, st The dosY OF the
CLERKS ONCE OF the District Court OF Lee County,
Iowa. ri keoknk. in said county, the th day
vember A. p. 1851 between the hours OF O'Clock
IN and O'Clock D. m. OF said day, commencing al q
O'Clock p m, the following property, to-wit. being
the following tract Of land situated In the Count, Of
: 60 and etste OF t0wa, to~it Lot Nc. seven ff1 In
Kedknk.
Taken levied upon and TO be sold by order of Court
to satisfy said writ OF execution.
keokuk, Oct. 81, 1861.
HIM GRIFFITH,
octg9dtd Sherif Of Lee County.
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aug@.Bfdim
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Jonathan Demude. Horace II. Dimiek q Co.
You, and each ~ yeu hereby notified that there
s now Oh ne, In the oice ofth- CLERK OF the District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, ~ Fort Madison, petit
ton OF Hiram Barney. claiming Of you jonathan he
nude the Of went, i've Hundred I,ol lars viii
ten per cent interest per annum. payable annually.
as money due on your mortgage, made by you t.
charles Mason, and since assigned 10 aAid Hiram Bar
pey. dated Sin Drcenb er 1884, also claiming agalas
each OF YOU the foreclosure OF said mortgage the
ti2l Township sixty s~yen 1917 north RaI ge Ave Isl
wes., In Lee county, lows, for the purchase money!
and further asking for sale Of said premises and
general relief. and unless you appear and
said petition Oh or before noon OF the das
the next term Of snid Court, commence al Fori
Madison, on the first Monday OF December, A. ID
1901. default Will be entered against YOU. and judy
mcni rendered thereon, sns ed for In said p@tlts
II. sfoTT HOW ELt,
Aug 20, I'll dim Attorney for plaintiff.
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TO Jno Brengartner, Anders Rurman defendants
lou are hereby motif ed that there ts nov on
me- lh the shrkA once Of the District Court Lee
o. iowa al Foft Madison. petition Of JDo r. Davis
ana m frac-, Claiming Judgment foreclosure Of
against said Jno rrengsrtnsr for the sum Of
l.uf handfea dollars. with iu Interest from
the sist day OF August irel aud against all said
aernaanss above named praying also fer the fof~eos
astoi mortgage. gwen by said Jne. BrenFartner 10
9bo. r. Davis and Nm. Price. upen iet Inc ~ , of
nlock thirty tao t39j il ID. " kltourus's Addition
TO the csy OF keokuk. Lee county Iowa the sale ef
sad morigsred premises, the exiting shm@nt Of all
equity 81 redemption therein.
Aow on are notified TO appear and said petit
ton 20 the morning VI the second DAY of the term
81 sass 1"Nrt1 To bs holden ts Esss Menay Of lie.
eehhtT rbf or Judgment and decree witt had there.
Ia as prayed for, rs default.
III. hC0TT HOWELL,
Aug 90 ,'et-dim salieftar for P.sfttan.,
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of authority
vested IN ME by Ghattle Mortgage from James Web
ster u me, IN the following pt rsona property wit
One Steam Engine and Saw MIL all complete and H.
running order, omlrisng boiler, firing
all she fixtures used on and about said mill In man
ner; and duly executed and aeknow lodged the eth
DAY uf October, A ~ LISP aad filed for reeor the
same DAY Mt ga O'Clock p. M, and duly recorded In
Bill OF Sale book No. al page 4s5 of the Records
Ice County Iowa. al keoknk and Conditioned tn the
pay men of his pinmissory note 20 for the sum al
near &I4syz &4ss IL leo th interest Of
per cent. Per annum. dated January 3oth Is5s. ny
mistake described da ed March 2sih, IeH and pay
able eight months after date six months after the
OF then.oftgage. and containiDg power take
possession of and sell said property for cash. de-
fault Of such payment by giving two weeks notice Of
the time, place aud terms OF sale In newspaper
published In Lee county. Iowa, l will on Thu rsday
The 3st day OF October lrGt, between the hours OF
o'clock a. IN. and O'Clock sell said personal
leci. the norh-w quarter OF section twenty four
l74l In township siStv-six 1867 north range west
Lee county. Iowa. twhere said property now II hay.
Ing been removed frum the south west quarter y ot
section twenty -one t2t In township sixty 1877
north, range seven west in said county. where said
property ~ns)ior cash TO the highest bidder H. Day
on said note and interest, the time OF pa
OF having long since passed and the being
past due. wholly unpaid and still my property; also
costs of this sale.
keokuk Oct :, 1861. ROBERT GALLOWAY.
A,tlr
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EXECUUTOR'S SALE.

day Of October A. d. ls6l the be.
longing the estate OF Michael O'Brien drceased.
will DO sold tpnbiic auction Sd street In Keokuk
Iowsor between this date and that private sale
appraised value, by application To the
Executors Of said estate,~-to wit whisky. Alcohol
brandy, Wines, Lamps, Barrels. Fluid Cans Stove
and pipe, Writing Desk. Box % Essences. &c.
MARGARET G'BRIEN
P. N. KENNEDY.
Executors IN the estate ef NJ OfSrieu deed
There will also be snd Low al private sale Machinery
for manufacturing Gasurhine Alcohol, Spirit 49, and
aAo for RectfsnR Whisky together with three yesrs'
Lease 81 the property which the came il situated
Ii. application To said Executors.
OIL. y, lbGl did
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA Lrx CorsrY;-ss

STATE OF IOWA. LEE Cor xrY.-sS.
by virtue " special execution 10 me directed Is
sued by the Clerk ofthe District Court or sad county
III favor OF Henry " r. Block and against s. Billings
and also X. Carr against =. h Billings on cross bill
In said case and Joseph Manning also obtained iudx-
Hent against Is A. W iiams bifi Ia sal ca ~
and commanded have levied upon. viii sell to
the highest bidder al the door OF The CLERKS Oce u
the Distrc Court OF Lee County, Iowa II Keokuk in
said county, ON the Ilih day OF November. D. 1861
betwee' the hours 81 So'cioek .. and O'Clock D.
IA. OF said day. commencing ~ O'Clock p. m, the
following property towt The south quarter Of
the south quarter OF the north quarter and
the ems, halt ofthe half OF the south quarter
Of section fourteen all la ship slxty six l66
norm, range I'VE ID vest In Lee cOUnsy, Iowa.
also, twenty 100 feet OF lot four I<d adioin.
Ing lot three and ten 0 feet on Of lot four n adj.
joining lot ave 5t. NIL in block one hundred and mir
~ eight and thirty hve 35l eeet on fthe eat aide
oflnt I've Isl In block hundred and thirty eight
1881, all In kenkuk, Iowa; and the month half OF the
south half Of the north half OF section twenty eight M
IN TOW nship sixty six 1901 NORTH range ave t5 wss,
In Lee county. Iowa. and twenty feet 1901 out OF ioi
No. four al In block one hundped ana thirty EIGHT
and ans Ave lA feet Oh Of The rear ends or ns
Ave and six and 81 In block forty nine - In the
city of keokuk, Lee county. lnwa.
Taken levied upon and be sold by order OF Court
to sausey said writ ~ execution.
keokuk, October 10. 1861.
IL. M.GRIFFITH,
sheriff OF Lee County.
octl2dtd By. b. KNIGHT. Deputy.