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RESTAURANT
GRAND oPnN1NGs

ON Tuesday morning. at 10 o'clock,
" Joseph Schwoobs
VIII 0pea q hfstclass BRANCH RESI- OF
Second street four doors from the soUth-= oerne {
Madison ulTsat.
The proprietor pledges himseif 70 supPy the pub
with svsTything ia hi araof Inc best qualify and pEt
on the table in s style ih@ fa5 satisfy he mostf-E
tdious. lnvlL
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LATER FROSs CORINTH

Special to the Memphis Appeal
CoRIETH, May 1O-Since the terrible thrash
ing administered to Pope's command on yester-
day by Price and Van Dom, we have had no
further demonstrations, Matters are accord
ibgsly quiet F" this morning. SPARTA.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE FRDRRALs
IN ARKAN8As.

The report is brought from Little Rock that
Gen CURTIs's division of the Federal army
lately occupying Springfield, ave commenced
to march southeast, in the direction Of the State
capital
6TEELR's division Is certainly moving to the
same point from Pocahontas
The probability is that beth viii bestarved out
should they proceed much further. This move
ment on Little Rock Is doubtless made with the
belief that the navigation of The Mississippi and
Arkansas rivers viii be open to Federal trans
ports before these troops reach their expected
point Of destination. 1t is only in this way that
they can possibly be furnished with proper
supplies
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
MASONIC FTYFRAL NOTICE!

DHE membsrs Of AnEzroua L0dse, 80 td2
i viii meet L their bat odf Fs1rws uld-
inE. TO DAY, at 9 Gei1ek An Ter ~ par- ~
pose q attending th5 fue9a q Friat-Hrltlef 3
Lieut. George W. DanghsFy Of Bat-ss e A0dgs s
The members Of south Aemph's Lotga So "a
ella scott Lodge. No 80 aud visiting bfetbo
e arsFnsliy ingitsd 20 at mi
By order Of WM-H FITCHs ia
mv1I-ir y h TRADER 49,
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FROM THE RAPPAHANNoCK The Lynch
burg Republican, Of the lst Instant, learns that
the enemy have commenced rigorous dealings
with citizens of Virginia within their lines in the
neighborhood of fredericksburg. 1t is under.
stood that General Mcdowell has reached his
camps opposite the town No person is permit.
ted now to pass through the enemy's lines with
ont Grst taking the oath Of allegiance to the
United States. Several citizens on their way to
Stafford have been detained in consequence Of
their refusal to take the oath. It's reported that
the enemy beye also commenced taking grain
and forage, and giving in return scrip, payable
" after the suppression Of the rebellion ? on con-
dition that the seller commits no act of disloyaL
" to the United States
R- Our pickets on the Peninsula made q
fora7 upon a drove of Yankee beeves last week,
----bor AboF xvora 6af ond Gua
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NOTICE.


HEADQUARTERS % DIVISION
CoRINTH, May Oh, 1907
A IL officers ard soldiers from tbs command. soeeu
a without leave, ars ordered 70 report themselves ~
camp within ten days from this date or thsy WI -
o-onsidsrsd al dessrterg and tresfod sceondirgiy
BY order Of sIsjoreeueral CHEATEAA
JAs .. POTTER,
-u7nf- A. A. General
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NRTICE.

HEADQUARTERS
MEBPHIs. Fena, nay lrht 1882
BShNE soldiers belonging % The First Alabansr
y Tennessee and Mississippi regiment. t5at esCaP I.
capture At Island N0-10 and hose tba we're abse1t "A
sick furiOugh, or O.bwerTf5s, will reFc-t HsEselvts -
me at this place, without delay. ovth-y rHh D. esrsh-.
sIsd dessrfers- HFW laird
myIl IT. Gsptsiu Comusu8faF
Montaomarz Ala Advartiser VIII nIeasa COW
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THE DEFENSE OF MoBILE.-The Mobile
Evening Nstss, of the 9th, says: The Con,
federate military authorities have resolved to de-
fsnd Mobile by land and water to the last, and
are doing their whole duty to that end. Gen.
Forney is confident Of his ability to make the
defense successful, provided the people, who are
to be protected in their property, liberties and
lives, are true to themselves. 1t is not proper to
divulge the plans Of defense. 1t is sufficient to
say that they are formed and being rapidly car
red into eKecutiop.n
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tIY The Richmond Rhig Of The Sd says
S5he " Virginia " went from Norfolk down D.
wards the Roads yesterday The Monitor
and two other mailclad war vessels we're, at
last accounts, lying under the guns Of Fortress
Monroe. Il remains to be seen whether they
have the courage TO come ont and 6ght-
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FROM NoRFoLK-Tbe Richmond Examiner
Of the 3rd instant, states that the enemy have
now in Hampton ROADS besides the Monitor, the
Stevens battery aud the Vanderbilt, che battery
being partially iron-plated and armed with a
cleayer about six feet under the water.
In soma Of the lower counties Gov. LetcheT
has ordered out for service sl the old men be-
tween ~thi1ty-6ye aud ffty-fve years of age, who
were spared by the CONSUMPTION bill
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n T IMMEDIATELY,

TTNTIL October lst, and perhaVs longer, q good
u GARDENER and genera servant on a place enc
and three quarter miles east Of Court square Apply
70 me on The west side Third street, 8stwssu Court ana
Madison streets, between 10 o'ciook A. b.. anf 2 o'clock
p. NJ, or TO T. Tufts, aaiety Stsble Court street.
mv1Oat y A.
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REAL ESTATE AUCTION +!

NE vii sen on TUESDAY MOREIEG. 18Th last,
w At IL o'clock. On the corner Of Madison ard Main
streets. to the highest bidder, Thirty R or
beautiful
Two and three quarter miles from COut sqHare. 10 =
most delightful neiehborhood, ana in lots OF from two
and q half serss TO the entirs tract.
Also
5000 Azores of Fine Auuvisl Lands
In the slsts Of Arkansas, ard counties Of PoiDsstt,
C~raishsad and Randolph Tracts Of 1co) acres eseh
This sale Il positive. The money must be had For
further particulars apply at our Omee previous 10 the
sale, or on the ground At The tine.
PAssMoRE LI0B & Marshall
mvlIlts Avalanche COPY.
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ATY RBsIDEAcE On Lndsu street &c
VI tween Main sbd S-stbY stress FcsseE
son given tramsdisteT app y 20 7ii
" IL Hunt 49,
uyIIlts SO oan etf-e
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We have New Orleans papers of the 9th inst,
which, under the censorship Of the Federal
authorities, contain little else besides a few OK.
tracts from ancient magazines and scrap-books,
and P~icayune BUTLEk's orders, almost countless
in number. These orders PERM; the introduc-
lion Of supplies Of food into the city, which the
Delta thinks " under present circumstances are
oi great importance" DE declares that, under
sanding that there is Now at Mobile a stock Of
-four purchased by the cry Of New Orleans for
the subsistence Of its c~i6zens, he has ordered
that a safe conduct be afforded a steamboat, to
be laden with the same, to ,hat place.
In another order on this sDbjecr, Gen. BUTLER
authorizes and requires the Opelousas Railroad
Company 10 run their cars over theE sos-l 4
tho purpose of bringing 70 40 the erect that
-~N cavalry, and 1000 IN
tsutrg and TWO pieces Of artillery. entered thai,
pi@ce. This move Is supposed 70 have been
made in consequence oithe attack made by our
cavalry on the Federal camp at Dresden a few
GAYS AGO.
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STRAYED,

TTROM the subscriber, on the night Of Thus
IL dsy. G h instant a SORREL PONY. right 80
had foot whits, and partially bind IN ore ty
Any person re- urung the same 20 the nedertsnet y
be literally rewarded. KUHN.
At LsoDarrs Hotel Washington street. between Msa
and gerouH lmVlt@r
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" The Richmond Enquirer states that Col.
Corcorsn, now confined in prison there, has
been appointed to lucrative government Office
in New York, his wife to receive his salary dur.
ing his imprisonment We suppose this has
been given CorcoraD as a sop for his martyrdOn
in the Lincoln csuse,
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STATE mENT

or he 6ganess Of HAR1As Regimen. Of Confed-
rste Infsutry
Total amount suossH5ed to EsEiusataSB =
CR
Amount Of d~elnquen, Hst. 3 $3.50
Amount Of xpsnsss-------.--- Js3g
Bills payable to L p Kirtisud--- 9B 90 5j7a ~
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AFFAIRS AT FoRT WARREN.-The Boston
Herald says that Fort Warren is kept so close
that it is almost as difficult to get nsws from
there as from Yorktown. The anne paper says
{" We understand, however, by one who had been
there, that the health of the garrison is very
good, only three or four men being sick. Buck
ner and Tlghmsn, who have been in close con-
6nement for some weeks, have been allowed,
since last Sunday, an hour each day to walk by
themselves On the parapet over the ~sally-pOrt.
Mayor Brown, late of Baltimore, was visited
one day this week by his brother"
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ROHNR.

POCKET BOOK containing some money " g
"A the owner can have by calling 0u s.
8. g. ~FLDUREOY,
rovFTra NJ Ne FraaF U-.
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ETThe South has two kinds Of enemies
fnt, those who come from the North as open
foes, with guns in their hands 70 su5jugate us
boldly proclaiming their mission. Secondly,
those in our midst, who, like snesking as
sstsins- blatant with wordy professions Of loyal
~ sind devotion, strike at cur cause by refusing
t~ogecsigs Confederate morsy.
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Indeossdnsss Of the Regiments SO q
Grand JUECTIoN Tenn,
M.-aah 10

Grand JUNCTION, Tenn,
May stb, 1s62
EDITORS APPEAE Above L hand you asafsmsnf 2
the condition Of the finances % ny reg neEt fbgift
Of subscriptions, paid and unpaid, snd the secount e
me eNpen ltiuTes. ron viii oblige ne BY hagiure&po-si
In youT Office Tor The examination Of hose uho - hH-
eIaty assisted ne 10 my shaFtstg raiss be regmea
The rhanks Or the whole command a cofriatlF give
to asm Ih0ss who have % far. fslsi . uneeP1oi
ihsic subscriptions, Il T. hoped vii cone forward sri
redeem their promise CRPs- StoekleYs G. II. Is nov "a.
Memphis, and viii call upon these s~sutlemsu {sa
regiment Is not IS yet completed Ihays good rsaE1a
70 believe thar but q short time WI elspsa hsforsfs
viii be Such a. Il il, however. - msfaual. discip1ns,
snd the general conduct Of IT. members. . azeslsuf,
and I hope thst the time VII soon arrive when the -
viii DO fulfilled
Respectfully. your ebsdent servant
B. DESHA HARMAE
myllw Colonel CnnmandinE
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10 REaL OF THE CITY.
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TIE TOBACCO Is RICHMOND-The Eram-
ineT learns that the government has taken the
wise and timely precautiOn Of gathering all the
tobacco not removed from Inc city Of Richmond
IN two warehouses, so that its distinction may
speedily be accomplished should the necessity
for this course ever arrive. Warnings have
been administered to parties having tobacco in
the city to attend to its removal from the limits
Of Richmond.
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WHAT IMPUDESoE The National Lateui-
geneey says there is such confidence in the early
restoration Of Richmond to the government, that
the old Southern Mail Line company are maxi
ing arrangements for q resumption of travel via
kouia Creek.
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The officers and privates Of the St Louis battery.
mindful Of the casualties Of war, and Of tho suffering
that must necessarily occur among the wounded soldiers
of the South in the coming battle, have contributed ths
sum ofsix hundred and ninety dollars which you win
please herewith receive
They desire that IL shsl be used to procure such lux.
uies and comforts for those who may be wounded in the
impending conflict, irrespective of State or station, as the
peculiarly unsettled condition Of the country viii offer.
If they are thus instrumental In composing the weary
and painful hours or soothing the parting pangs Of those
who have lately been their comrades In arms, they viii
deem themselves fortunste.
Can men with such noble, patriotic hearts,
ever be subdued or conquered
In the beautiful " Song Of the Southern Ex-
lies" by one of our sweetest and most charming
of poetesses, Mrs. Cornelis j. N. Jordan, which
you published yesterday, q few errors occurred,
and / beg you viii crafty her ardent admirers
by q republication, with the corrections, which
l enclose.
/ send you the first copy Of the Missouri Army
Argus, published at Corinth by the spirited and
in~defatigable NJ. +. Wisely, and most ably and
creditabiy edited by j. w. Tucker, Esq, who is
too well known to fame to need any further men.
ton
We have had heavy skiTmishing in front since
10 a. d and it grows more interesting as the
day declines. SPARTA
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P~Keep your eye upon the miscTeants who
refuse Confederate money They viii be the
first among us to take the oath of allegiance to
Lincoln's government to SAGE their property.
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en- Granting that you lose hfteen-yes, If you
Riel, fly per cent.-of your whole means by
reortng the currency Of the Confederacy, is
pi-ioing as much for our cause as the thousands
h5sAtriots have done, who have calamity sacri-
ced their ItUss upon the field of battls' Think
thus, you stay-at homo traitors. who are at
tempting 10 ruin the credit Of our government
hv refusing its issues.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most effectunl remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatnl malady. 1t is COM
bincd from the most active rernedials 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 ERuPrTvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoSYs FINE,
RosE. or ERrsrrELAs. pIxrLEs, PrsruLEs,
BLorcHKs, BLAINs and BoIrs, fuNuns, TErrEn
and SALT RnEux. ScALD HEAp, RrsowoRx.
RHEuMATIsM, SYrHiLrTsnand MERcuniAL Dis
EASES, Dhorsy, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and.
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS AnlsISo FROM vITiA-
TED on IMPURE BLooD. The popular belief
in :. inpulty Of The blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofala Is degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Snrsapa-
rilla il to purify and regenerate this vital fluid
without which sound health Is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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Is constitutional disease, I corruption Of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes Withheld.
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, il
pervadcs the whole body, and may burst OFT
in disease on any part Of it. No organ il free
from its attacks, nor In there one which It may
not destroy. The scrofnlous faint is varioualy
caused by mercuriAl disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food. impure air, filth
: and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above ali, by the venercai infection. What
ever be its origin, IL is hereditary in the con-
stituhon. descending !" from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation " indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who says, !"
viii visit the iniquities Of the fathers upon
their children
It's effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tuhercles; in the glands, swclings; and on
the surface, cruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, SO that scrofulous constitI-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have Ear less power to with
stand the attacks N6 other diseases; conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint IN the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, BRAIN
and, indeed of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous !;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fection, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse il from the system we must renovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such . medicine we supply in
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janand
CHERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CouxrY IS:
By virtue ofan execution TO me directed By the
Clerk OF tho District Court OF sad county IN fsvor e.
Marks palmer & Gushnaan for benehl OF John south
and against Soisr Lamb, fhav~lssed upon and win
sell the highest bidder at The door OF the Clerks
Once OF the District Court OF Lee County Iowa, ~
Kenkuk In said county. the 10th day OF February.
A. u. 1902 between The hours or o'clock q. m and
O'Clock p. Of said day, commencing ats orioeh
~ m lie foils~ing property. to, wit the wesi part
OF the northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
of section thirty Nj township sixty seven 1871
porth Of range six Isl. Situated In Charleston to~n-
Ship Lee county, Iowa; containing in all thirty l30
acres.
Taken levied upon andtc be sold BY order OF Court,
To satisfy said writ al exe eution.
Keokuk, January 9Th. 1852.
NJ G. HEDGES,
Sheriff of Lee County.
ianq-dtd ny ID. b. SMITH. tr., Deputy
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rHERIFF's SALE.

STATE or IOWA. LEE COUNTESS. n.s H.
~ virtue 81 special execution TO me dliee..s, tn
sued BY Inc Clcrk ofthe District Cont oisaa
fayor Of Hen Johnton and aRainsts .. nj ths
door OF ne ie ri once Of the District Court o. Les
County Iowa. ksokuk ia said county On ms ~
aay ~ FEBRUARY. u. 1859, between the hours on y
asc,ack a m md o'clock n. m OF said day, eohiN
mencing at cleck p. the following prcpefy u
wit. Lo No thren raj IN block thirteen fiS VI 'no
CITY of Keokuk Lee County. lows.
Taken levied upon and 10 be sold BY order louii
70 rniisfs said wrftofexecutioD.
Keokuk, Jan. q. laUg.
N. G. HEDGks,
sherif Office County, Iowa.
,aradtd BsD. r. SMITH, IT.. Deputy.
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nRlaINAL No4agE.

HIRAM BARNEY, Plsintin, against The nnkno
heirs at law Of John khans deceased, Geo. 4. Kill
John A Shane. Solomon Shsne, Adeiine Shane 49,
shane widow Of John shane, deceased, HAnnshMc-
McQullan. g. McQuiiian, G. b. lngAis, and Jesse n.
You are hereby notiAed that there IL now hlsi In
the Clerks Office Of the District Court Of Lee County
lows, Ut ". Madison. Petition In equity brought
by Hiram Barney against you Tor Judgment
against Geo. y Klbpurn ~ administrator Of the cs-
tate OF John Shane deceased for the sum Of thirty
three hun drad aud seventy -four and g5tn dollars,
and 10 per interest from the hrst day Of Decs-
her, 1851 upon three certain mortgages ade BY John
signed to plaiuain; which mortgages are upon the
following described lands ,to-wits the NV u ofthe
q sssn u .sa " " f.es
tie N. Il. OF the NJ H. Of section %, ell ~ town
ship ga, range west In Lee county Iowa Said petit
en hs q hs
mcnt of all equity OF redemption and all legal and
tits md al right Ollie and ist.rest q each
heirs d Law Of John Shane, The same and
for general relief, with costs. DC. particularly
praJs for iAs eli snd int
In hcriAnce from John Ehsnes decsassd-
Now the unkno v heirs Aforesaid and each aud all
" .Ae shove sam.d defendants are hereby notified
and required to appear and answer TO said petition
Court 1s held :. For .d.en q the % Monday
therein against you gT soo4f Fl q asIis
Dec. IL, 1861. fiAihuHs attorney.
The foregoing rigsnal Notice in the above entitled
action 10 approved by said Couf nov In session a
For. Madison Iowa, and 1t is ordered that the same
be pu biished in the DAILY Gate Ciiy, newspaper
published In Keok uk Iowa for six consecutive weeks
Dated December IA, 1861.
FATE OF IOWA LKr Cousrr--SS.
i Ere J. Leech. Clerk OF the District Court OF Lee
County, Iowa hereby certify that the abovc and lore
going 10 true copy 81 the Original Notice, and ths
approval thereof in the above entitled ACTON now on
die In my office.
- Ia winners OF which have hereunto set my hand
3ls} and seal Of said Court, this 18th day o. De
~, cember, 1861.
| ERiEJ LKEGH, Clerk District Court.
deci7d6w BY CHAs. DoERR, Deputy.
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INTEREST RENTED.

II n, y, - -, :
The following Resolution passed by the Board Of
Supervisors at their recent meeting
Resolved That the Treasurer and Collector 10 hereby
instructed remit all the Interest that IL due on the
Taxes Lee County Except the Year le6i provided
that the Taxes paid within the next ninety days,
and that the Clerk give notice OF this In
Fort Madison Plsndesier and Gate City and that .hs
&C, take effect from and after publication in sadpn-
pers and further,
Resolved That the Treasurer be required TO notify
his Deputy ollecior In each Township, andrurther,
that the Treasurer give notice person.
sllyof the purpor ofthis Resolution
STATE OF IOwA,t :.
LEE GotNTY,
1. Erie j. lecch, CLERK Of the District Court, ex-
OeIo CLERK OF the Board of Supervisors, do hereby
certify the foregonEto be true abstract ofa Hesou
ton passed by the Board Of Supervisors OF said county
on the 9th day Of January. A. D. 1869.
- Witness my hand aud seal ofofice ht For
LIS Madison, this 9th day OF January. lsG2
| ~ ERIE LEIGH. Clerk.
BY CRANES D0EsR, Deputy.
] ta,ynH
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iansdtd
GHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA: LEE CorkTy-ss.
By virtue OF special execution to me directed, Is
sued bs the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county
in favor OF Hiram BaYBey and seaihst John wilson.
have levied upon and will sell 10 the highes bidder, ~
the door OF the Clerks Once OF the District censt OF
Lee County, lows, ut Kcokuk y ssid county on me
10th day Of February, A. d. lsos, between me honas
~ eciock .. m and O'Clock p. Of said day. COM
mencus al o,eisek p. the following property TO-
Wit the north hAtfftf Of section seven toHnsni
sixty-spven le77 rofth, a range four l4l ard the
north half IA OF section eighteen 1e|, township
sixiy seven IG7 north, range four west, In Lee
County Iowa, or 50 much may be necessary.
Tstc,, levied npon snd to be sod by order Of Court,
TO satisfy said writ 81 execution.
Keokuk, January 9Th, is6a.
49, N. G.. HEDGES.
Sheriff of Lee County.
tnnaftd By D. b. RMITH. il, Deputy
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4 EGAL NOTICE.

s1 LIT c 81 .a 's soaDs s
To Z. C. PYLE:
You are hereby notified That there nov on die In
the once OF tho Clerk OF the Disrict Court OF Lee
county, Iowa, at Keokuk. the Petition Of Freeman
ok nowss claiming you the OF twenty fonr dol
lars interest and costs; and also prayer for On At
taehment against your property. goods ehatseis and
And unless yea appeax and answer said petition On
or before noon OF the second day Of the next term Of
ssid Court to commence Keokuk ON the dyst Monday
Of February, A. ID. lDC2, y default will be entered
againsty you Is prayed for IN SAIL petition
| 800 - HIRAM KNOWLKG.
Dec 30, dim Atty for Ph'G.