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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-28
GENERAL MEDICAL ORDER No. 1.
HOSPITAL REGULATIONS FOR THE
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE.
ARTICLE lst-ADMlssIoNs DISTRIBUTIONS OF
PATIENTS

ARTICLE 1st-ADMISSI0NS DISTRIBUTIONS OF
PATIENTS
SESTIoN l. As it is desirable avoid the crowding of
patients in the permanent hospitals will be Admit
ted who not constantly, in great part confined to
their beds sl others, we'll convalescents tho
camp hospital is the best pl5e Exception this rule
is where the corps which the sick Ieng, is the
march-not having tents and camp guard behihd, and
not being piled with surgeonsr such suitable camp
hospitals will be established in convenient places.
SEC 2 Al patieats permanent hospitals, will be
furnished with the following papers, viz Surgeons
tloate setting forth Diagnosis PEognosis and general
treatment of the disease aud its duration. 3D. Muster
and descriptive ro clothing and Iay.account Should
the captains of companies have blhIks they must
copy the forms out of the revised Army Regulations.
The surgeon in charge is not reject any patient
want of such papers, but immediately notify the delin-
quent officer of the OMISSION and if reced in
able time, report MIN them to those headquarters
SEC. g. Immediately after the morning visit, the at
tending surgeons will report the surgeon in charge the
nsme and ward of any patient whom he nay consider
fitting to return his camp and ne having salts
l,ed himself of the facts, viii furnish the soldier pass
his regiment, setting forth whether he considers him
fit to return to duty otherwise.
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ORDER NO. 10.

DISTRICT OF WEST TENN ESsEE, D
0YFIcE or TIE PRovosT NJ ARsBAL GENERAL,
MEMPHIS, Tennessee, July 2, 1862
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SPECIAL ORDERING. $50.

AS matter of special interest and general
Information, we lay before our readers the fol-
lowing important order:
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JOHN Il. PHILLIPS.
Assistant Adjutant General.
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SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 1872.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-31

For these formidable and dangerous diseased
Magnetic Ointment is unfsiiing rcmsd. II us<d in
scasoh apply freely to tho Throat and Chest and
or with hot flannel This otBmeHt has been before
the public 70 years. and lie constantly Increasing
demand has established its reputation Superior
LinImentn all cases where soothing and relaxing
remedy required, particularly In Rheamaiism, Men
raisis Inflammation OF Vie Bowels and kinney Fpt
nal Affections, Sore Eyes, Barns, Piles, Wounds and
Rruises-
Nee last page, also pamphlet with agess, and around
each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists" Price escents
Order may be addressed TO -. +. Wilkinson, Whole
sale Agent. No. 81 Main at, Keoknk. Iowa
decl3dImw2t
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FROM CAIRO.

Cairo, H., Jan 20.
Dispatches received here to-day from
Cape Girardeau, state that Capt. MUIR
dock arrived there yesterday, bringing
twenty-five prisoners from Castor Creek.
Also that Maj. Herr, late of JEFF. Thomp-
sons command, arrived last night with a
flag of truce from Thompson, to arrange
for the exchange Of prisoners.
The 18th Missouri, Col. Wright, ar
rived here this p. M. from st. Louis and
will 90 to Smithland at once.
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GEN. LANES STAFF.
Washington, Jan. 90

"anhiust oH, jan 81
The President to- day handed to Cham
pion Vaughan commissions for himself and
the following gentlemen, who are TO con-
stitute the staff of Jas. FL. Lane: Col.
VIM. H Merritt, Lieut.. Col. j. Kill
patrick, Major Vcrplank Van Antwerp,
Major John Richie, Major I. j. Weed.
Capt Wm A. Phillips, Capt. VIM.
n.n9aafeellll, Capt. . ) r. Mcclure. Capt.
A. +. Russell, Capt. Vim. Kyle and
Capt. Volney Hickox. Col. Vaughan
also had social interview with Secretary
Stanton.
The above staff of officers are ordered
to report to Maj Gen. Hunter, 10 be by
him detailed to Gen. Lane. They leave
for the West tomorrow, to enter active
service.
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THE BURNsIDE FLEET.
Washington, Jan. 81

washington, Jan. o.
Official dispatches from Com. Colds
borough, dated Jan. 10th, arrived this
morning. Seventeen OF the naval vessels
were at that time in the sound over and
beyond the bulkhead under the command
Of Com. Rowan in full readiness for oper-
atoms. Gen. Burnside was preparing his
forces to move in connection with the
feet. Com. Goldsborough says things
now look hopeful, aud ! sincerely trust
We shall soon be soon at the enemy. Any
decided approach 70 this quarter on the
part Of the rebels With al the force they
can muster, would certainly result in their
speedy capture and destruction.
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ORDERS OF WAR DEPARTMENT.

washington, Jan. ~.
The Secretary of War orders that no
fnther contracts be made by his depart
lnent for, any article Of foreign manufac
ture that can be had at home. This in
cIudes arms.
I'd. All outstanding orders for the pur-
chase Of arms, clothing, &c, in foreign
countries are annulled
3D.. All persons claiming TO have con-
tracts or agreements for furnishing any
thing to the United States, are required,
within fifteen days, to give statement
in writing of its character and file a copy
with the Secretary of War.
4th All contracts, &C., for any sup
plies should be in writing and signed By
contracting parties. II these terms are
not complied with said contract, &c, shall
be deemed fraudulent and void, and no
claim thereon will be allowed.
A dispatch from Heintzelman SAYS nine
rebels were killed last night instead OF
twenty-nine, as previously telegraphed.
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1I-The Washington correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Press says that the Cap
ital is much distressed for the want Of
small change in trade way. Some of the
heaviest retail dry goods stores refuse 10
give change for five dollar Treasury
uote, unless ever two dollars worth Of
goods are purchased. Thepaymasters and
suffers also complain of the want of small
gold for change.
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Washington Items.
Especial to Post
Washington. JanuarY

Washington, January 30.
The Ways and Means Committe find
that they cannot report the tax bills for
some time yet. The opinion here to-day
is that the legal tender clause of the frea-
sury note bill Will not pass the House.
Postmaster General Blair has written
letter to a member Of Congress in defense
Of Secretary Welles,
Gen. Butler leaves Washington this
evening for New England. He declares
that his expedition has not been given up.
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THE GATE CITY.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 81.

CoLD.-The thermometer yesterday
morning was six degrees below zero at
seven O'clock. The day was cold. Teams
crossed the river numerously. The Col
Tiers were cutting ice. Fine chunks, fif-
teen inches thick were taken out. There
will be no scarcity of ice next summer.
lsA- Some days since Mr.. W. j. Coch-
rane, Of Charleston, brought to town two
heavy sled-leads Of dressed hogs which
averaged 22971 Tbs. to the hog. That was
q large average, and We doubt if Lee
County can be beaten after ALL
MrsicAL.-The Nightingale Minstrels
advertise musical performance this even
ing at the Athenaum. They have pu,
out an extensive and attractive pro-
gramme, and being good performers they
will doubtless attract large house. The
admission price is very moderate. Musi-
cal entertainments have, Of late, been
quite rare, and therefore the entertain
nent promised by this talented troupe"
will have It's attractions.
LEARN To SHeeT-Ia these war times
it is highly important to know how to
shoot, especially for soldiers. Col. Fry
probably saved his own life and gained
victory by his accuracy and coofness In
view Of these facts, Marcy has opened a
Shooting Gallery next door to the Post
Office, and has rife and brace of pis-
tolls made by himself expressly for fine
shooting. The Gallery is open at all
reasonable hours, and the charges mod
crate.
/
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COMMERCIAL.

Dxty CARR cirs 0psHx, ~
KroK-K Jan -, vi.
FLoUR-sapesdns9 81 as sprins whsats atra . Is;
Fall Whcst Extra - .. $50
bran ANDsAORTs-so.o4ec y 100 o..
aCoRN--i5esi6c y bush. K 4v-g
BARLEY-25c.
wnEAr-in good demand Fall ssg7e sp,iDra3
TO soc.
RYE-2Se TO 20.
soATS-l2s.ai5c. SEA IAN
POTATOES = l5a 30 sy the losd. retail q 70 DC. 1
suGAR--Ns~ orleAns fair loa0i1A, prime lihO
lasS clarified Iaa8l3a; crushed and loaf i34ia.
MoLAssES-Pisntation $3.50; sugarhouse $50
Golden syrup 103 s3c. II EG#A
coFFEE-Riosi8aae; Jav. sessr Laguyrass@as.
RIck-a1 Ice.
soAP-Psim DC. Family sAe, German tcin.) IN
eide t.4asrpg ~
CANDLEs-S.ar 15a 10 Etesxine IL Mould 10.
LARD &c; retail SIC. a
BUrTER-CSnmeAs eJci Choice ~, retail " VI DIS
LEATHER--sole 2582s; Harness ess2o.
HIDKS-Dry los esssn 4; Gsssn aAeep pelsa
BOG sc; green hog skins l5c.
nAY-Timolhy, new ss uo1es co, balsd o. oox . 10;
Prairie - 90. go ! - 4
skEDs-aln.shy si o.; Fl.x Seed 7stoss
0sONR-ases4sc. a8 aa %4e
EGGS-7c. "
WHITE REANS-5nea31 90.
FEATHERS-mC5. is#
Fruit Dried Apples 81 aSaSl SOC eashel.--
Dried Peaches ~ a5G19 50. Raisins COG - On.
CHEEsE-wsstern Reserve DC; Dcnmak 6.a7.
BEEF-lA 90 gross 3esA quarter.
SHEEP--Sl 50sa 50 y head.
HOGs-Dre ssed Aaeesc.
sALT-Gs. A. ~ 20 y sack; Ksnawha 81 IS y bar
rel: Iivrrpoolsl o0g ~ % sack; Lake - 20 y
bbl. a rs &8 m 5 s
sH-Mnckerel, No. l 4l6s2 IS y Dbl; Nos Ga
9sl6, No. , 1ygsl0. White Fish, No. 1 Is 0095 50
y half Dbl Cod Fish 5a6 b.
RAGS-l}e.
OLD lRoN-k9 &c = y, Brass 6ssc y d. Cop.
per Iogl21sc h.
zE4GHAAGE-0a Mem York. RAnkable Funds ]
per cent'--for gold nominal. 81. Louis, little doing
and no settled rate.
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STATE OF IOWA, LEE CorsrY--ss
By virtue OF special execution to me directed IL
sued by The Clerk Of the District conrt said un
~, In favor Or Hiram Harvey and gainet Samuel X
Jonss. and also decree agansi Jstaes smith and
Others have levied upon, AVID will sell to the high
esi bidder at the door the CLERKS 0ee of ths Bis
trirt Cour Of Lee county. Iowa, at keohuk in said
county, the 18Th day OF February. A. II. las3 be-
tween the hours or CLOCK =. and sc lork D. M
OF said day, commencing al 2 O'Clock M, ihe fol
lowing properly, to.wit. The fractional south hal
OF section thirty in Ave noYtk of range
i've west In The county OF Lee amt State OF Iowa
Taken. laxied UPON md 10 be sold by order II
TO natisfy said writ Of eNeeutisn.
N. Il. HEDGES,
Sheriff of Lee roa nty.
jan3l-4w by ID. b. SMITH, Jr., Deputy
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XXXVII Congress- First Session
Washington. January 20.
SENATE.

Mr.. Wilson, Of Missouri, presented the
credentials Of Mr.. Henderson.
A resolution was adopted providing
for the distribution Of documents belong.
ing to seeded Senator'S among the pres.
ent members
A Joint resolution on secret session Was
taken UP, and after some amendments
rassed.
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THROAT AND LUNGS.

At this Of the year when coughs snd eoids
troublesome every family should have safe and
certain remedy at hand. Ranson's Hive Syrup and
Toiu Is the yer, thing. 1t Is Let only pleasant for
children 10 take. but is certain cure for Group,
Whosping Cough Bronchitis Asthma, Coughs and all
affections Of tbe Throat and Lungs.
sold by all Druggists. Prizes rs cents.
Orders may be address ed TO ]. T. liz lnsan Whole.
sale Agent, No. 81 Aain-stA kedtuk. Iowa.
dec13dimw2t
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE COUNTY SIS.
BY virtue OF special execution to me sireeted, is
sned by the CierKof the District Court Of said coun
y. In favor OF Hiram Harvey aud AGAINST William G.
Littston and aise decree against b. 4. Brigham End
0thefs, have levied upon and Will sell to the highest
bidder nj tbs door Of tho Clerks oe Of the District
Coarsof Lee County. Iowa ~ KenKuK IN Fnsd county
the 2ssh day Of February, A. D. 1857, between the
hours OF 'ricck III. and o'clock p. III Of said
day. com inencing ~ O'clock p, M. the following
propeIty, TO Wit The south half VI the nprth-eas
quarter and the south half OF the northwest quarter
u the northeast quarter Of sectin tbirty-twe In
township sixty-six north, OF range hse west Ia Lee
County, Iowa.
Taken, len vied upon and he sold b, aricr oil cnari
ITO satIsfy said writ u sxrsaeon
= N. g. HnDGE6,
Sheriff Of Lee county.
janal.lw s2 ~ D. ,. enirn. IT,, Dspssy.
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GtiLkiFFS SALE.
.HER1FFF7S SALE.

~
STATE OF IOWA, LEE CouNTy--ss.
BY virtue Of a special execution n me directed, is
sued by the Clerk OF the District Court suid coun-
81, In favor OF Hiram Barney aud against Walker
Wilson, Executor oil II. A. RAMSEY, deceased aud al
so decree againAt Sarah Jane Ramsey and others,
have levied upon, and will sell TO the highest bidder
the OF the Clerks Once OF the District Court
Of Lee county, lows, vt KeokuK, In said county IN
the asth tfn, of February, A d 1862. between the
hours Il O'Clock M and clock p Of said da r
commenei at u'e OK p. the following property 4,
lo-sit: The northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter oil section twenty In township sAty-s
en- north OF range i've west, In Lee county, Iowa.
Taken esisd upsn and TO be sold by order OF Court
TO satisfy said writ Of execution.
N. G.. HEDGES,
Sheriff cf Lee cnh~ty.
lan31 ~ BY ID. u, SMITH, jr. Deputy.
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.TAR. WAR;! WAR!!!

All persons keeping or having for sale, an. OF a
tirdso Aaasiless 81 sseA Gaas P..io!. -kss
voyers and all kline of Ammunition required not
10 sellto any person without order from ihe
signed This order must be strictly complied with,
snderpenaty offorfeiting all articles mentioned in
their possession. JOHN sTANNUs.
Vyl3d suryeyor PoKi OF keokuk.
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GHERIFFS SALE.

VHEKIFF SALE.
STATE OF IOWA LEE CorsTy-x
By virtue Of spsciAi execute on 10 directed, is
sued by the CLERK OF he Disrict Court of said coun
~, In favor OF Hiram Barney and against ]. j. II.
Scoles, and also decree against VIM b. Daniels and
others, have leyied upon, and will sell the hsh.
est bidder, ~ the door OF the Glerk's once OF the
said county, on the cath day Of February, A. d. 1862
bet the hours OF o'clock q. M. and cclock ~
M of said das. commencing ~ y o'clock p N :, the
following property, to-wit: Tho rear half OF lots
four. Ave and SIX In hiork hundred and thirty
three, u the city OF ksokak, Lee eonuty lows or 90
much sheFso shall be necessary.
TAKEN levied apon ard 10 be sold by order OF Court
10 satisfy said writ of execution.
n. G., HEDGES,
Sheriff OF Leo county.
jnn3l-4w Bg D. b. sxIrn. IT,, Deputy.
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ETA carriage worth 81 900 was pre-
scented to Gen Jim Lane wife in chica-
go. Mrs. Lane was detained In Quincy
by the illness Of her youngest child with
scarlet feyer. Lane himself left Quincy
for Eeavcnworth last SATURDAY. night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-31

AH-Gen Prentiss has gone to ST. Lou
is He doubtless wants to take hand in
the Southern expedition.
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Washington, Jan. 80.


= Washington, Jan go
SENATE.---Seyeral resolutions were
adopted. A debate ensued on the want
of proper management at the army hos
pitfalls. !
Mr. johnson, from the Special Commit
tee on that part Of the Presidents ines
sage relating TO the construction Of Mill
tary Railroad from ken,ack y 70 Tennessee,
reported . bih for that purpose
The case of MIR. Bright was then TIA
ken up.
Mr.. Howe proceededto speak at length
on the subject He thought !: was very
poor apology for the Senator to say that,
he had forgotten that he had ever written
that letter or that Mr.. Lincoln was has
friend. nj ~ re III fg
Senate adjourned.
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Regulations Of Transportatfo ON and
Travel.

From ana after Saturday. jan 18th no railroad car,
stage COACH, or vehicle running west or westwardy
from the Mississippi river into North Missouri will
bepermied to carry freight passengers from Keo.
kuk without the srictest compliance With the regnla-
iions Of the Treasury Department Mt Washington,
which require that .all freigh, of whatever nature,
except ssehs may be nnder military orders, shalt be
covered By Custom Houss permit and that ali bag
gage Of travellers shall be carefully inspected aud duly
sealed by o Custom House Officer"
The undersigned will issue permits for the trans
porasonof all goods destined for proper persons and
Places with the possible trouble delay and
sps and seal all baggage ~ travellers leaving the city
in The least trouble Consistent with
the end desired.
The object aimed At IL TO prevent any aid or assist
ance- communication with any persons directly or
indirectly disoyaito, In xfns against the Federal
Government. JOHN STANNrS, Surveyor
Custom House, Ksokuk. Jan. IS, Is6s .dtf
STATE or Iowa, Aps'T GExEg Al = O,vnE,l
Des 6oines, Jan. 18th, le62.
There Is an opportunity to raise two companies
for he 10Th regiment Iowa Volunteer Infsntry.
Persons desiring recruiting for that Inr-
pose will maize immediate application to me nj Ber
Moines. presenting such recommendations as they
deem proper.
N. b. BakER,
Adjutsnt General Of the State vi Iowa.
Jan .a-d&w3w
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Mr.. Bnght's case was resumed no &C.
ton. &.
After Executive session the Senate ad-
journed.
HOUSE,
A bill passed giving the Presidsnt au.
thority to take possession Of railroads,
telegraph lines, &c, Ill to %.
Considers ion Oh the Treasury nete bill
was resumed no sction.
The Army Bill was taken up, Mr..
Guriey made an attack on the inactivity
of leading Generals. 81 ~
! IA joint resolution on secret sessions
was taken up and passed.
House adjonrnsd
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ ii
STATE OF IOWA, LEE COUNTESS.
By virtue Of special executi ION me direetod la
sued by the Clerk OF the District Court said county
In favor Of Hiram Barney and against D. G. Billings,
have tsvird upon and will sell the highest hid
DER ut the deer ct the Clerks ofee OF the Datrct
Court Of Ice county Iowa. at keokuR In said county,
ea the I'd day OF March, A. D. l6G2 bet the hour.
OF . o'clock a. m and o'clock p. m. OF said day,
commencing nj o'clock p m, the fottown proper
". to-wit The west hah 81 OF section thirty three
t33l, aud the southeast quarter t of section thir
teen ti3) In township sixty seven tg} north, OF range
ak 49, wes also the horr west quarter or section
nusteea tls) in wnshp sxy-seven 1917 north range
ave t5l wes,, IN Lee county, iowr.
TAKEN, levied upon AMI Ia he sold by order OF court
to satisfy said writ OF execution.
eKeoKuK, Jan. 30. 1862
Nc. HEDGES,
Sheriff OF Lee County
jn3i BY D. b. Ssirn, IT.. Deputy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HORTICULTURAL SOclETY.--ThisS So
eisy will hold It's Third Annual Meeting for tho cleo
son Of efcsrs Thursday, the sth day Of February
Ut ~ O'Clock p. m, in the City Council Rooms
All Interested ars invited 10 attend.
jan31-M J. X. TEwxsurRs Sec,y.
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HHEkTFF SSALE.

~ HEKIFF SSAIE.
STATE OF IOWA, LEE Corkry--SS.
BY virtue 81 special execution 10 directed, is
sued by the Clerk of the District C,ur OF said county
In favor OF Hiram barney and against Han nah W.
Mis- have levied upo and will sell 10 the highest
bidder, at the door OF The CLERKS ONCE OF the District
court Of Ice County, fows,a keoKnK u said cani,-
ty on the "a day II March, A. u. 1862, between the
Jnfs III o'clock m. and O'Clock y. 10. II said
day, commencing nj O'Clock y. m, the follow III
property. 10 wit Tho south side one half 3.) Of III
number ave 80 in bicx number three (3) reseryirr
the end by twenty t20 feet detr for an alley ID
the city OF KeoKuk, Lee county, tuwa
TAKEN, levied upon aud TO be sold by order court
TO satisfy said writ Of execution.
keoxuK. Ian. 30, lh62,
n. G. HEDGES,1
Sheriff Of Lee County.
jnN BY y, Is. kMl1n IT,. Dtpnty
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, Lar Ceusry--ss.
ny virtue OF special execution 10 me directed, s-
sued BY ths Clcrk Of the District Court OF said
~ n favor u hirAm Barney and Axniusi JOSEPH r.
stoasd, I've estea wy1h sad gala s@i a the hix
bidder. n The door q O. Ctertt once OF the dis
iriet scrn q kss so.Ms. low, ~ keofsr IT, said
.~stn the h"urs oK6 6eiac. 4. "a and o'ciasA r.
Msef said day rom m1nsiaG 81 2 o'clock r. NJ ,the
following propert % wit Tbs south hair "a of
thessafh east qua fkl 81 section twcnty~aeven
I'D In township sixty-sfS nprth of range i've s
west, In Lee county, iowa
Taken, levied upon and 10 be sold by order or
court. TO satisfy said writ If 6Sec uiion,
Kcokuk, January 3ist, 1861.
go so. HEDGEs,
Sherin of Lee county
yanaLas by BIB ?, ,. s*.s.. j., pspn. "
IHEE1FF'B SALE.
sTATE OF IOWA. Lex carsry-s..
BY virtue OF apesisi execution 10 ne dftectcd.
issned the Clerk OF the District Court said coun
Sbehan, have levi cd npon. and will sell TO the high
est bidder, at the door OF the Clerks Qfce of the
District Court of Lee county. Iowa, al Keokuk. In
said conpty. CD the 18th day OF February. A. D. 1862,
bstM Aen tic hours OF O'clock nj. and eselack
pm OF said day, eommencinE at o'elacs r. m. ths
following property, to-wtt: Lot r. TN Biock
seyenty-six .G In the city Of Keokuk, Lee connty,
lows
Taken, levied upon and be sold by order &C curt
TO satisfy said wri Of execution.
N. q. HEDGES
6hrfiH ~ Lee county.
JAn5i-sw BY u. b. SstTm, ~. Deputy.
~~
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s05an BBLS. KANAWHA SALT.
LeJUO In ESQ and 100 pound Barrels, for san
On consignnsatby KELLOGG = 11h01.
&aarlnA $500
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l00 Loxes "Erkenbrecher'sr Pearl starcH on con-
signme at and for sale low TO close by
cHAS. r WA. MCLEAN.
jsnf.d I0a Main 81.
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Adjutant General OF the State Of Iowa.
Han