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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-10
New York Market.

NEW YORK. Dec Q.
Cotton-quiet and firm; sales 900 bales Mt e6t a 81
for mddling upands
Flour-State and Western 1Oc high with rather
more doing; Superine State 80 a. 5 95: Extra State
6l5 @ 80; Round Hoop Ohio IS a 6 80; superfine
Western $50 a 90; Common TO good Extra West
cru Is q 6 55 Southern irmer; Mixed to good so
q 10; Fancy aud extra 20 a9 90; Canada firmer;
Extra 20 q Is.
Enthusiastically more active. and a &c better:
Chicago spring % a 20: Milwaukee club q az
! 30; Amber Iowa SO a IS; Winter Red Western
43 q 40; Amber Michigan | 46 a | 40: White
Michigan GO a 81! Winter Amber State AZ q
AZ; Spring Amber State 40.
Connective and &c higher Mixed Western 70 a
al IN shipping order the latter price for $1,000 BUSH
els in stores ga q 70 for unsound; White Western 3d.
Beef-more active; Country Mess 90 a 10 rs.
Pork-frmer; Mess 10 so q 10 62 Prime ii 80 a
HIS.
sugars-quiet; New Orleans 81 q lO;; Muscovado
81.
Coaee-hcavy, and II a &c lower since this day
week.
ton 33t a "a.
Freights to Liyerpool-unchanged cotton nomi-
nall four s grain Il q Sd in bulk and ships bags.
Wool-quiet.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-10
Contracts Awarded

BALTIMORE. Dec. 5.
Col. Sullivan, United States Commissioner
here, to-day awarded the following contracts:
Sturgis, Bennett & Co., of New York, 100000
pounds Of Rio coffee, to be packed in barrels.
at s3l 81 per hundred pounds; to the same
parties, 100000 pounds do, packed in sacks, at
S3l 90 per hundred pounds; to Philadelphia
firm, 100000 pounds Rio coffee roasted and
ground and packed in barrels, at $50 80 per
hundred pounds. All the pork was taken from
parties in the city-4000 barrels mess pork at
prices banging from sl4 80 to SIS 10; and 1000
barrels prime mess at $l5 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-10
Important from North Carolina.

NEwBERN, via Fortress
Monroe, no date.
Great disafection exists in the interior. and
an impression prevails there that victory by
Burnside would be followed by the abandon
ment of the Border States by the rebels, in
Guiding North Carolina and Tennessee.
The Savannah Republican says the total
rebel loss in the recent battles amounts to TO-
900 men.
The same paper says the people Of Charles
ton have pulled up all their lead pipes, con-
tributing 10000 pounds to the rebel Govern
ment, which issues receipts for all lead pipes
or other fixtures, agreeing to replace them at
the end of the war.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-10
NEW YoRK dec O

NEW DIRK, Dec. 2.
A special dispatch from Washington to the
World says that the statement that the army
of the Potomac or a portion of it has crossed
the river, is without any foundation. Direct
arrivals up to a late hour to-day from head
quarters state that there has been no change
in the location of the army of the Potomac.
Special dispatches state that any movement
involving the probability of fighting is consid-
cred by our generals impossible during this in
clement weather. Every wounded man would
die. With great fires, log houses, and en-
banked palisades under their tents the troops
keep tolerably comfortable.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-10
Capture Of Federal Troops by Morgan's
Guerrillas Confirmed

LOUISVILLE, Dec. S-midnght.
A telegram has just been received from
Nashville, which confirms the capture of the
lO4th Illinois Regiment, and 106th and 10sth
Ohio Regiments, Nichels' Battery, and de-
tachment OF the I'd Indiana Cavalry. all under
command of Col. Moore, on Sunday morning,
after an hours fight at Huntsville, Tenn, by
the guerrillas under John Morgan. The num-
Der of Morgan's force is not stated There
are no further particulars.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-10
Skirmish at Oxford, Miss.

CAIRO, Dec. 8.
The Oxford Miss News, of Thursday last,
states that the rear guard of the rebels, under
command of Gen Jackson, had a skirmish on
that morning with the Federal advance near
the town. The main body of the rebel army,
10000 strong, passed through Oxford twelve
hours before. The number of rebel sick and
wounded is said to be very large
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-10
Cavalry Fight in Oxford, Miss.

CHICAGO, Dec. 0.
A special Oxford, Miss, dispatch of the eth,
says Col. Dckey's cavalry had a two hours
engagement with the rebels near Coffeeville
on Friday night. The rebels are said to have
had five hundred infahtry, cavalry and artil-
lery. The Federal loss was nine killed, fifty
wounded, and sixty missing. The rebel loss
was three hundred killed and wounded.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-10
Successful Federal Expedition in North
Carolina.

NEW DIRK, Dec. 2.
North Carolina letters report the capture of
a number of conscripts and two hundred and
fifty horses, mules, &c, by force of the Sd
New York cavalry, recently, near Plymouth.
Also, successful cavalry expedition to HYDE
county, which marched one hundred miles
over the country, capturing number of pris-
oners, destroyed thirteen bridges, DC.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-10
Attorney General Bates on the Legal Rights
of Africans. = Capture of a Federal Ordi-
nance Train by the Rebels.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.
Attorney General Bates is nrenari,

Attorney General Bates is preparing and has
nearly completed a most elaborate opinion,
affirming the citizenship Of persons of African
descent under the Constitution and laws of the
United States
1t is regarded certain at the Ordnance Blu
reau that an ordnance train of from 100 to l40
horse wagons, hence for the Rappahannock,
have fallen into the hands of the rebels.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-10

MERCANTILE LIBRARY LECTURE The
second lecture of the course win be delivered
this evening by Rev. W. Ii. Milburn, the blind
lecture upon the life and character of Hon. S.
5. Prentiss, will be glad to hear this eloquent
lecturer once more. Single tickets can be had
at the bookstores, at Paine's Music room and
at the door.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-10
Marine Disaster.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. O..

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Q.
The propeller Charles Osgood. with COM
panies E and X, AID Mass. regiment, has put
in for new sails, lost during the gales since
leaving New York. All well on board.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-10
BY TELEGRAPH
The Minnesota Indians.-Attempt to Lynch
the Captured Savages. = Proclamation by
the Governor.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, Dec. s.
A body of $50 citizens armed with knives.
hatchets, and other weapons, forced their way
through the guard with the avowed intention
of numbering the Indian prisoners confined at
Camp Lincoln, Mankato, but were surround
ed, captured, and released on parole. The
Governor issues a proclamation urging the
people of Minnesota not TO throw away their
good name by acts of lawlessness; that 4he
people have just causes of complaint at the
hardness Of the executive action, but ought TO
find reason for forbearance in the absorbing
cares which weigh upon the President. If he
declines to punish them. then the case comes
clearly within the jurisdiction of the civil au-
thorities.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-10
Municipal Election.

MANCHESTER, n. H., Dec. 8.
Theodore I. Abbott, the republican candi-
date, is elected Mayor of this city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-10
XXXVII OONGREss.---second Session,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.

SENATE.
The Chair laid before the Senate a commu-
nication from the Secretary of War in answer
to the resolution calling for information rela-
tive to the sales of coored freemen captured
by the rebels, &C., that no information on the
subject was in possession of the Department.
Mr.. Sumner, from the committee on Foreign
Affairs, reported bill for the relief of the
owners of the French vessel Jules ct Marie.
Mr.. Anthony reported a bill to increase the
bonds OF the Superintendent of Printing.
Mr.. Hale introduced a bill to abolish the
grade of Medical officers in the service of the
United States. Referred.
Mr.. Saulsbury's resolution relative to the
arrest Of citizens of Delaware was taken up.
Mr.. Hale moved to table the resolution.
After debate the motion was disagreed to
yeas B. nays 40.
Afler further debate, pending the question,
the Senate adjourned.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-10

The House considered the Senate bill for the
admission of the State of Western Virginia.
A long debate followed, without action.
Adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-27
rHERIFFS 6ALR.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CopsTy-SS:
by virtue 81 special execution directed issu ed
the Clerk OF the District Court said county ia
vor Of Hiram nstnsy and avamA John TArbsll, land
also decree aGsnst Jane TsJbeu and othersl havs
levied upon and viii sell TO the highest bidder at the
door Of thu Clerks Once Of the District Cont Lee
County, Iowa st Keokuk in ssid county, the 90th
day al Fe6rHAry a. u: l6oQ, between The hours OF
oclock and O'Clock al said day c0mmsncin
at o'clock p. the following property, to-wt The
South half Of The southeast quarter NJ os see-
ton one In township sxysix Col north, OF range
six fAl west also, all the southwest quarter and
west half ttl of the southeast qnarter VI section
ak t6l in township sixty six 1861 NORTH Of range vs
Tn] west Of the plank rond excepting 10 $500
ae~ In said southwest quarter session, bounded
follows at the southeast corner OF said south
west quarter ID Themes north eight [s1 ehAus and
tweuyfve 25I links thence west nineteen tlaD chains
and sixty 6a} lnkr; thence south eight co. chains
and swsntynve Haks thence essa ninesen tlp chains
oud 6sf isnks the place Of beginning NH
iu lee County, Iowa.
Taken npcn and to be sold by order of Court
to satisfy said writ OF execution.
Keckuks Jan. 90th, 1859
N. @. HEnGKS,
Sheriff of Lee County
in20dm by d. b. SMfvH. jr., Dennty.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

HIRAM BARFEY, Plaintiff, sEaihstthe unknown
heirs - Law Of John shane, decreased. Geo. h. Kill
bourne, admin Of said DOL Shane. deceased
JOHN 4. shane solomon Shane, Adeiine kbape,-
/ Shane widow Of John shane, deceased, Iiannsh Nc
McQuiilan, h. he0siian, T.. b. 1ngas, and ]esse N.
Nlchoison, ssN.aAn
ou 1fs ~ 80, - ~ m nv ~
.He selA W. ~ @ D...s ~ -, ~. At,
lows ~ =. t s'' .o a. sI1'.. u.oasn.
2. HIan x,,kk.nss os X W M
aRAns' an - - 80 - " 49, ~
tste " sehh she s ~ =, ~. ss,Isy
ihfss -. ~ ~ ST. - - n,
Aha ~ pe - " y - -. ~. On! =,
per, ieos, 49, ). Ss s.s'n .ue ~ .onh
ohAho, ~ -. -. 70 81 =. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-27
r EGAL NOTICE.

IL 81 = " y :
10 james L. Estes William MeDsn rel. John 0live,
A. l.. Demsg and John r. Antsin, his eestique trust,
Charles AaAon. Loss, bryan, Adsms Co. and A. r,
Antrim:
You and each osyon hereby notified that there
nov file in the usce of the CLARK Of this District
Court OF Lee county. Iowa. Mt Fort Madison. petit
iion of Solomon hhersr, claiming a9sinst Jon jadx-
ment sEains James L. Estes for the sum Of thirteen
hundred doiars with interest thereon since the lAeh
Of February sS0, and decree for its payment before
delivery af poasrssion Of quarter section Of Land,
described in said petition the OF
section , III snsAip E5 north Of range ) vest ia
said county and lien prior In effect against said
land, the exclusion % the mortgages thereon, and
for era relief. Unless yan appear nj The term
OF said court aud kb-Teto Ia sixty days from
service hereof said petition will BE- taken ess
ed, and default and the relief pss.sd for granted
thereon. FRANCIS SEMPLE,
labl7a1m AIRY for PA'6.
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STATE oFIowA, LEE cousrr-ss.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CoUsrr-Ss.
BY virtue Of special execution to me directed Is
sued BY the Clerk Of Diatrct Court OF satd ia
iayor Of John Rahn and asanst Rufus Wilsey, al,
have levied upon and win cell to the highest bidder
ut the door Of the Clerks Once Or the Ds.ret Court
o. Ice County Iowa, s Keoknk In ssid county on The
18th day OF FehAsry, A. D. l662 betwess the hours OF
O'Clock m snd o'clock p. m ]. OF said day. COM
Arne.nG - O'clock P. m, the following property,
to-wit: Part Of the south-w quarter OF section
twenty. four l94 TOW nship sxtynve 1851, range I'VE
o west, described ~ follows begin ling the north.
west corner OF said southwest quarter thence south
four chains and thirty nine sol links thence east
fourteen [i4] chains and nine ts) links stake on
the vest side Of the plans rosd thence
degrees vest along the plank to the north
line Of said quarter section; thence west eleven I)
chains and forty-sx 46l links 70 the place of begin
ming; containing ve b] acres two 2) roods and six
teen tl6 rods VI land. less; being part Of
land since laid on and known the Gate City, or
burke's Addition to the City Of keskuk, Lee County,
loMRi or much - shall be heeespary.
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order OF Court
70 satisfy said writ Of execution
Keckuk, January IS, i684.
A N. g. HEDGES,
khcSi6 Of Lee County.
jsnlM By D. h. SNirH,jr,, Deputy,
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,en17dln
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. John Da sxhsrty ard Nancy DsaFiperss his
WIFE, by their deed dated January srih 1851
conveyed 10 James Ramsay In trust. The following
described real estate in the County Of Ice and State
OF Iowa, VII hot wusaser ten ti0i. IN Hls<h one
hundred and sixty, 16e in the city Of kect ok
4Ae- eaYNs<A4- ~ tAe 81 o. SO u.
ucopef- within six menths from laid dale. And where
ssid u due md unpstt. nov. thereFsre. j C.
Ramsay, by the direct Of The holder efsstd claim
and thcrennio By said deed OF directed and
empowered, will sell The real estate above de~crlbsd
al far cash to the highest bidder In frpnt
eli HE o6cr af X. n sstefn~s fAw 10 said
cty, The 9Th day Of February, lst2a between ths
hours OF o'clock q. and o'clsek p. n, and com
mencing ate O'Clock r. m .ofsatd dHy
]. G. RAMSAY.
Jane DIV asy7.si s,,4s7s.1.s 7.s1.sH1- Trustee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-27
GHERIFFS SALE.

bTATEdF IOWA, LEE Cor NTf-Ss.
by virtue Of u special execution me directed Is
sued by the Clerk Of the Uistric Court Of said NIFTY
tn favor of Jsmrs A. Lee sEHinst FrtrT Ehumaker
have levied upon aud will sell 10 this highest bidder,
u the door Of the Clerk Oee u the District Court OF
Loo County Iowa, at Keakuk In said county, on The
4h day Of February A. " 1859 between lie hours OF
O'Clock and O'Clock p Of said day y ON msn
Hg AKA oscleek p, The fvle~iEK pHetefiY,
seventy feet IN ofth~ frenf ends Of tots nj and
eight sl In block number hundred and thirs
1876 In the City OF Keokuk, Lee County. Iowa.
Taken, levied upon be sold by order Of Court
10 satisfy said Writ Of Execution.
Keokuk, Jan. l3ih, 1889.
n G.HEDGEk
sheriff Of Lee County.
jsnifd by u. Is. SIXTH, jr.. Deputy.
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AHEKIFFS SALE.

SfATE or idWA. LEE GuuNTY-ss. --z5za=5=+
virtue " special execution 10 directed issued
by the Clerk of thr District Court 81 SAID county
yor Of Dana. Farrsr Hyde, and j. c. Tyler Co. eli
a.. and sgainst HWston, Hawkins Huston, i have
levied upon and wilt sell to the highest bidder at the
door ofthe Clerks Ofpe Of the District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa. at keaknk In said county. on the
lsth day Of fehruaryfa A. ID. 1872 between the
hours OF o'clock ~ M. and O'Clock p, m. Of said
day commencing al O'Clock r. the follow ing prop
srty, to-wt Lots number seven m and eight Isl IN
block plumber four la in Reeves, Perry willians'
Addito- TO the City Of kroknk, Lee County rowai
er 81 much ~ eAali be- necessary.
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order OF Court,
to satisfy said writ OF execution.
Keokuk, Jan. 18th, 1862.
N. @ HEDGES.
Sheriff OF Lee County.
isHlh BY ID. h, SMITH. r.. Deputy
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janl.dln
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE

To Edward Kiisourne and Charles b. Foote. Gen.
fIemen
Yon sre hereby not lied thst there IL nov nle
in the Office OF the Clerk OF the District Court OF Lee
county, Icwa, IT Keokuk pts,tien or James TempiH
and lane Templin. claiming Of you thirty AVE thou
nd dollars and iHterrst money due for your de-
fault and Refused TO guarantee the OF the In
tereAt sccruinc snhscqntn' the first day OF March
A. D., 1851, on ffty seven per cent FIRST mortgage
bonds, and each bond OF The denomina Of ESQ,
esued by .Keokuk. Noun. Pleasant and Muscaiine
Railroad Company by writing Of date 18th day
February, 1851 for valuable consis ration therin
pressed, you agreed with John Templn 10 Enaran
the payment ofths ihterest said be nds subse
quenI to the nft day OF March. 1851, aforesaid.
hirh writing befoF~ the of his suit
was assigned 10 said plaintiffs. and Who the
holders and owners OF said bends and entitled 20 said
Of money because you have failed and refused
10 comply with contract Tor guarantee afore.
said.
An attachment has issued sgninst You, said Charles
b. foote, and real estate of yours III this county
been attached to said claim Of piaiBtin And
pniess yen both appear and answer thereto BE-
fore Of the second day Of the term sf said
Cours, commencing on the FIRST Monday IN February.
l6G7 Judgment will be rendered sRasptt YOU thereon
LOWRIE 4 Miller,
Atty's for PLANTING.
W
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-27

To Abper Reeves. George W. Lemon. Stephen
BuvbridFe, Oscar II. Bnvefidge., Thomsp Barclay,
William G. stripe. Winthrop DsWeif,J. w. Prov
ell, Jesse l.. wartman.C L, Ssih. George Kerr, T..
A. Fox. r y. Elliot, James 4. Williamson. kdsars
A. 8. Tyler. b. G. Naekiey. Oliver Brsnt, A. r..
Wslitnr, John l. Roach. Miller Alexander. John
winthrop. AAmpei Dunlsp. Mary TssbeH Edwin G.
VancIse. N artIn MeCarty. Geo {. DiAon " w BE-.
KNAPP. Isaac N. Gseen. samuel Buah. Blatkasi q
upton. h. J. Rowe, BagEs Campbell VI r. d
s.. G. Day, A. DnYkce. W m. p. Tnsner ,Thcs Kan-
dali. r. n. Wright, Fickien d Lucas, - Hammo on !,
Chaplin g. Lee, A. Hosmsr. A. G. Thorn 4 Co. 4. n.
Taylor Co.. John NJ. stafford, A. BiiIinss 4 Co.,
George w. Mecrary. executor Of Boynton, Warhe,
Cheeser Co., r. III. 0'connor CO., k. Mckenzie,
lsaac Hall, NJ bushes, Julia Agne, and Cornelius
Forkncr:
You and each ofyou are hereby notified thatthess
IL Hie la the ONCE Of .he Clerk the District
Court Of Lee County. Iowa. al Keokuk petition Of
Eliza ". Miller, claiming of Abner Reeves = juaK
ment for the Of fonrtesp tAoaasad fsur hundred
and thirty three dollars With len per cent interest
on 1cc0uht Of mn tKvesmcnt End OH arrcuut OF
judgment Of the District Court Of lee Ioupty.
and claiming against him attachment and
claimin~ against all the others of fGa sale of
tain real estate mentioned in ssd petition, which
II Is alleged thnt You claim interest under or
through him, but askinG no personal judgment for
tey a9Minsts any Of you except said Reeve
And unless you appear and answer said petition
before noon Of tbs second day Of next tfebTua
ry) said Court default will be entered against
you and judgment rendered thereon.
RANKIN 4 MILLER,
Deeenber, 10, Ieg1-d Aa'ys for Pirn.
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BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE fFory.)

The present critical state OF European aGAifr VIII
render these publications unusually interesting daring
the forthcoming year. They will occupy middle
ground between the hastily written news nems. crude
stions, and ing Of the daily jnurnal
sud the pondsrous Tome OF the future historian writ
the living interest and excssmen great
political events of the time shall have passed away II
10 to there Periodicals that readers TOOK FOR me
only really insalligibie and reliable hst0ry II
events and such in addition 10 their weil-esahliA-
ed literary, scientific, and theological character.
urge them npon the consdesation OF the resdnepub
lie.
The receipt of Advance Sheets from thc Brit
lsh publishers gives additional value To these REPRINTS
inasnuc they be placed In the han u sab
Acribe.s about soon he original ID itiena.
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AYer'sSarsapariIla

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EGAL NOTICE.

70 Matten Demon Smith. You are hereby notified
that there II hie In the once OF The Clerk of
The Mstrset Court Of Ire CouEiy, Iowa. al Fort
Nadiaon petition Of MnervseA Smith, claiming OF
tou q divorce from she bonds Of mairmony now
sting between you n her aud for the guardianship
81 her children ~ YOU, lad er her and for
efs relief. the ground of wiifui desertion.--
Umess you appear and snswer sate petition or
before of The seccgd day oil lhs next isrn Of
said Court 10 be held at Fort Madison aforesaid, on
The third Monday In Nay next. defsut and decree
PRAYED Tor viii b. enter - agar Order pub
iieAtion has essA made eth Of January
SkMfLE FINLY,
janf1dlm Att'ys for P1ainttG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-27
SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, LEE cauArx-ha.

STATE OF low Al LEE CouHry-b5.
BY virtueo aspecialexccution to me directed, is
sued the CLERK OF the District Court Of said county,
In favor Of Hiram Barney and sgsinst John wilson,
have levied upon and will sell 70 the highest bidder
the OF the Clerks once OF the District Cour 81
OF etleck a. and O'clock OF said dsy, COM
mcncing at o'clock p. NJ the following property, To-
wits the north balfit1 Of section IN, township
sixty.seven fs7] north, of range four IG. and the
north hah t}J OF section eighteen isl, township
tixty srse t6f NORTH range four 4 west. In Lee
County, Iowa, or 80 much ~ may be necessary.
Taken, levied upon and To be sold By OF Court.
to satisfy ssid writ Of execution.
Keokuk, January 9Th, 1862.
NC HEDGES,
Sheriff of Lee County.
savANd Nv ID. b. SMITH. tr.. Deputy.