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TRuSTEE'S SALE.

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Whereas, Ciart II. Robinson, OF the State Of Ohia,
the twentythird day OF August, A D. 1889, execu-
ted and delivered To me Deed OF Trust for the pay.
ment Of certain sum Of money therein mentioned,
The owing described lots, pieces md parcels
Of aad, sitasts lying and BsiIg tn shr IF H.x
cock end Etate Of Illinois to-wit Lots seven m,
eight le, nine TSI ton eievsn saa sixteen
lsl in beck thariy nye lots fourteen ill, AZ
teen fl5l and sixteen in block twenty i've e5l
lots threc fs four and ave ISL In bioek eighteen
lls! lots Ten Ilol and sleyea (il In block twenty
six o6), Ill in Reeves, DuYkee stafford Co = addition
70 akwood and Hsmiltop, Hancock county. State OF
liaeis, Ahich said deed 10 recorded In volume nine
~ Of lords asd MoEtga4es, of nc fccCsds Of said
county OF Hancock, pages three hundred and MY
two (352) and three hundred aud any three (313)
Now, by reason OF default having bc0n nade BY
said Clark H. Robinson In the performance Of the con-
dtions Of snid deed and the payment Of the moniel
therein specified Saturday. the NTH day of April
A. d, leG2, between the hours OF O'Clock m. and
O'Clock p. ON said day, will, by virtue Of said
deed prceed 70 sell the property above described
public veDdue, 70 ths highest bidder In trent Of the
Post Ofice 10 the city Of Hamilton, for Cash
febsi-d j. A. DDRKEE.
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g HERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CouKrY-n.
BY virtue of special execution 10 directed Is
sued by the Clerk Of the District Court OF said
ty In favor Of Hiram Barney and against Samuel T..
Jones, and also : decree against James Smith and
cthefs have levied upon and v III cell the high
est bidder at the door of the Cleric Office OF the Dis
county. tbs 26th day Of February A. ID. 1869, be-
tween the hours OF o'leck M and O'Clock p.
of said day, commencing nj O'Clock D. m, The fol-
lowing property, towit: The fraction sl south kaif
OF section thirty In TOW nship sixty i've NORTH
Ave west in the county of Lee and State OF Iowa
Taken. levied upon and TO be sold BY order Of Court
10 satisfy said writ or execution
~ G. HEDGES.
Sheriff Of Lee county.
jar3i.4w BY ID. b. SMITH IT,, Deputy.
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CHERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA Lrs corxTy-ss.
BY virtue of sPersi execution 10 directed. is-
sued by The Clerk OF the District Court OF said
tys tn favor Of Hiram Barney Bnd sgEiLst J. !. u.
ssoies and also decree agstnFt VI ~ e. fxHfrfs snd
others. have levi led uron end viii sell TO the high
est bidder, at the door of the Clerks Once OF the
District Court of Lee county, Iowa, 1t keoSnk In
said county on the 2sth day OF February, ID. 1861,
between the konKs OF o'clock M. and O'clock o
m. Of said day, commencing At c'eioek p. IN the
following property, to.wH: The rear half Of lots
four Eve and SIN In Bloch hupdrfG snd thirty.
three 10 the cit, OF Keotuk, fee eeunty Eosa or
much thereo as shall be necessars.
TAKEN levied upon and IN be soi3 bt order % Court
TO satisfy satd writ Of execution.
n. g. BERGEs --
Sheriff OF ] ee eosnty.
tan1t-Iw H5 -. h. SMITH tr.. DEPUTY.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, LEE GorNTr. ~.
By virtue OF special execution to me directed, IL
sued by the Clerk Of the District Cont said county
In favor OF Joseph Pilling aud against Frederick
Bashe have levied upon and will srlt TO the high
cot bidder at the door Of the Clerks office of the Dis
trict Court Of Lee county. lows at kcoknk IN said
county the hday Of March, A. ID. 1862, between
ths hours Of O'Clock A.. N. and o'clock r. Nj. oil
said day ~ O'Clock r. M. the following
property, to-wt Lots eleven I'D and twelve tl2) IN
block hundred ana ninety nine (l90) In the city
Of Keok uk. Lee county, Iowa, or much thereof
shall be necessary payment Of said Judgment
Taken. levied upon and to DO sold by order Of court
10 satisfy said writ0f execution.
keokuk, February Sd, 1869
n g. HEDGES,
Sheriff Of Lee county.
feb3 BY u. ExfrN, Jf., Dspsty.
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/ EGAL NOTICE.

To w. n. Early, John Early, Augustus Cook c. e..
strong, Day q Bro.
You, and each VI you hereby notified thai thsre
is ale in the Office Of the Clerk fthe District
Ceur. OF Lee County Iowa, Fort Madison petition
OF Hlrsm Barney clsianing Of you, w. H. Early, ths
sumo or one hundred aud hfty dollars, with ten per
cent int rest per payable annually money
due q Mortgage made by you 70 Char Mason. and
since assigned to said Hiram Barney, ded September
2Oh 1854, also Claiming against each OF yea the for
clos Of said NortgaRe the being npon Lot No.
eight 6l In block hundred and forty-erght If4e
III The city OF keekak, Lee County, Iowa, for tho
purchase moneys and further ask ing OF said
pre- tnises and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before noon OF the second day of Of said
Court " commence ut Fort Madison ON the ard Nom
day OF May A. D. 1862 default will be
you, and jadgm renteped thereon prayed for
said petition.
NOZZLE & GItllNG
fek25-d1m Attorney fer Plaintiff.
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CHERRIES SALE.
Sheriff of Lee county.
BY ~. Il. Safrn, jr., Deputy

- IiAlAiT - DAllT.
STATE OF IOWA LEE County, SIS.
BY virtue OF . special execution to directed, is
sed by the Clerk the District Court OF said cuun-
~. In favor Of Hiram Barney and assinst William e.
Lttieton, and also decree against ID. T Brigham and
others, have 1sv5st upon and y ri sell 10 the
bidder Vt The door Of The CLERKS once Of the District
Court o. Lee County. lows at KeeEnk In sad county,
the 18th day OF February, A. d. la69 betHesn the
hours OF 'clocK m. aud o'clock p. m. OF said
day, commencing NJ o'clock p. m. the following
property to.wit: Tho south half OF The north-<sst
quarter and the south half OF the north quarter
Of the nofth-east quarter Or sectinn thirtytwo in
township sixtysix north Of raree fss west, In LIE
County, Iowa.
Taken, feavied upon and be sold by order Cour
to satisfy said writof execution.
N, G.. HEDGES.
Sheriff OF Lee county.
iaD3i-4w BY ID. u. 6narH jr., Deputy
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T EGAL NOTICE.

To Robert Wtson.-Sir:--You are hereby notified
that there Is flein the ONCE OF the Clerk OF
the District Court OF Lee County Iowa. Fort Msdi
son, petition OF Elizabeth Niison, claiming OF you
divorce from The bonds OF matrmony now existing
betwe You and her. for the guardianship OF her
child born OF aad marriage for her costs u suit and
for general retef- The ayerments or said petition
are inhuman treatment and wilful descrtion.--
Unless appear and answer said petition or bc
the second day 0f shc term OF said Cou
to be begun and held At Fort Madison aforesaid, on
thr third Monday In May default and decree a.
prsy ed for will be taken against you thereon.
SEAPLE FINLY,
janl7dlm Attiys Tor Plsntr.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~
STATE OF IUWA,i
tn Trfxf.I-tf-xs aIs

LET COUNTY az
BY virtue of special execution 10 me directed Is
suedhi the CIefk nfEhs District Count
In favor Of Bran Barney End against hawkins Taylor
have levied upon ard will sei 10 the hlphs bidder
ut the door Of the Clerks ane1 81 the District Court
OF Ice County Iowa. at KeosEk Ia said County. on
ths I'D dA. Of March A, D. 1sG2- h.tween the hourr
of 9o'coek IN and clock p. m 81 ssid day,
mcneinE ht O'Clock h. the folev ing property To-
wit The nertheastsry side hsIf "A nf Lot no M
Der Ave l6l In Block number three - exec the
rear end BY twenty E2o feet deep, III the CITY heo
kuk. Le~roahty lows.
Taken levied npen and 10 be sold by urter or court
10 satisfy said " rit or execution.
keoAuk, Jan. 10, leG2.
Nc HEDGES,
Sheriff Of Lee County.
jt3l ByD. H. SKIM. r., Deputy
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IF B. TEN EYCK,
General Insurance Agent.
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CHERRIES SALE.

- HEkltF - SALE.
NJ
STATE OF IOWA, LEE CorsrY-SS.
by virtue Of special execution 10 directed Is
sued by the Clerk OF the District Court OF said county
la favor Of Hiram Rarney nhd against d, C billings.
have levied upon and will sell TO The highest bid
der vt the dosr Of the Clerks Office OF the District
Court OF Les county Iowa, at keoKuk in said eounts
on the Sd day OF March, A. D. 1862 betw the hours
OF O'Clock m. and O'Clock p m. OF said day,
rommeaeing o'clock p. M. following proper
~. tewit The west half Isl OF section thrIy-tbrce
f331 and the southeast quarter of section thir.
teen tnxnAhp sixty seven 1917 north, Of range
SIX 10y west; also the north quarter ction
nineteen isl In wBship t61 north, range
ave 10y west IN Lee county Iowr
TAKEN, levied upon and tn be sold by order OF
tosatisfy snd writ ofexecution.
KeoKuE, Jan. %, 1852.
NC HEDGES.
Sheriff OF Lee County.
jn2l By ID. II. SMITH, jr.. Deputy
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CLAIMS.

The undersigned have made arrangements BY which
th-y wiz collect all Kinds ri claims growing out Of
the pres ent war either at ST. Louis or Washpgtnn;
such ~ claims contracted in the organization Of the
Iowa reEments, back pay or dec~s odiers ray OF
Appraised horses since dead &c. They have faithful
ana wn advised rspf' sentatves both those places
and will be In possession OF Iii needle bianxs
RANKIN x MILLER,
-gan2sdIm Attorneys, KeeKuK, Iowa
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Oos MOfneSs Satt t4tLy iSA1s
IT 10 HxREEr CEsT1riEp, That gu the Iath day or
January lhG2, ~ orb statement flied In this OF.
nee, showing tie condition Of the Etna Insurance
Company, located NJ Hartford. In the State OF Con-
necticnt. on the Lot day OF January A. D. 1852 In sc-
cordance with prov ision Of M At II ths Genera
Assembly Of the State Of Iowa. entitled ian Act In
lsiion Y tHsursne. CoHpahtes,a approved January
9eth. 1857, and M Act an,cndnoiy thereto vs
February 9th. 163e that said statement shows thai
said Company possessed Of the requisite OF
capital, and invested - required by law.
Authority Is therefore given to the ADORE named
Cc-.-rv tn tvsnssct business OF Insurance in this
state In accordance With the laws thereof ual ynr
3lst day % January. A. d. One Thoussnd Eight Hun.
drsd Aod sixty three.
ItAA1mI 4snined, Thu. II. B. TEN Eysx. ESQ. Of
Keoknn* - been duly appointed By said COMPANY
their LAWFUL Agent and Attorney the County OF Leo
With f Pow " take riSss OF insnr therein ana
acxnoW1cdgc scryice process, as provided by
Law. upor his niine with the Clerk 4 the District
Court Ia and for said county, certified cop, of the
stataxnabt sn die In This aee IL Is further certified
that the 10 and copy Of the ~
statement.
In TEsTInoKv wHEnEoy, have hereunto -.
lis. M. band aud Affixed my zeal of ONCE, this IA d
day of January. lHG2
J. w. cAITELL, Auditor OF STATE. {
DAH. ELLSssE, Deputy.
h. B. TEE EYCK, Agent. (feLio-dsw
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II EG AL NOTICE.

Sheriff OF Lee county.
BY b. b SMITH, IT., Dspsty.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04
From New York.

NEW York, August 2.-The Hilton Head cor
respondent of the Herald, dated the 9th, says:
A refugee from Charleston reports Gus. Smith
commands there. The rebels have sent uine in
fantry and two cavalry regiments to Richmond
and otherwise depleted their force by large guards
on the Savannah railroad. Every one capable of
bearing arms is forced to volunteer in the South
ern army.
Two iron clads rams, similar to the Merrimac,
are being constructed at Charleston to destroy
the blOckaders.
The steamers Herald and Memphis had arriv-
ed from Liverpool with valuable supplies. The
steamer Economist was expected, and had proba-
bly, reached there, as "a large side wheel steamer
ran in last Friday.
The feet oft Charleston has been augmented,
and it is now thought impossible for vessels there
to yet out without capture.
The rebel steamer Nashville is covered under
an eight gun rebel battery in DObay Sound, with
the g%unboats Paul Jones and Keystone State
watching her.
The rebels have appeared pretty strongly OPP
posite Dawfuskie, and our troops have left that
island.
The rebels burnt the wreck of the steamer
Winfield Scott Wednesday night.
The French bark Harriet Role, which was
taken by our forces while running the blockade
at New Orleans with "A cargo of wines and bran
dies. arrived to-day under command of Capt.
COnant of the 3lst Massachusetts regiment. She
has thirty-three sick soldiers on board.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04

REPUBLICAN COUNTY CoSvESTIoS-The Re
publeans of Marion County met in convention
on Saturday at the Court House to nominate
candidates for the several offices to be filed at
the October election, and to express their prefer
ence for Congress, for Common Pleas Judge, and
for Circuit and Common Pleas Prosecutors.
The convention was presided over by J. ID.
Rowland. Esq, and WI Fishback and Austin
II. Brown acted as Secretaries.
The work of the convention was cut and dried
before hand. A the candidates designated at the
primary election we're all from Centre township.
a show was made of a desire to have one or more
from the out townships A ommitte was APP
pointed to wait on Dir. Harrington and DR.. Ken
drick to ask them to decline. Mr.. Harrington
could not be found. and Dr.. Kendrick Withdrew,
but was nominated. The following candidates
for the county were nominated;
For Senator-John p. New. of Centre.
For Accommodation s Harrington and
DR.. W. n. Kendrick, Of Centre.
For Treasarer-George F. Myers, of Centre.
For Recorder-Wm. j. Elliott. of Centre.
For Sherif-Wm. j. H.. Robinson, OF Centre.
For COmmissioner-Levi Hardesty.
Chas. A. Ray was designated as the chsice OF
The county for Common Pleas Judge, J. G. Buff
kun TOR Prosecutor for the same Court, aud W.
W. feathers for Circuit Prosecutor.
A resolution was adopted endorsing Gen. Du-
mont, and instructing for him as the Republican
candidate for Congress in the District
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04
Sunday Night Dispatches.


NEW YORK, August 3.-It is stated that a
general proclamation for draft will be issued in
Il few DAYS.
The steamer Mississippi has arrived from Hill
ton Head.
A special to the Herald from Washington re
ports the marriage Of Count de Paris to the ell
dest daughter of the Dutches of Parma, which
fuses two rOyal antilles of Bourbons and Orleans
and makes him the legitimate representative of
both houses.
The Nassau Advertiser states that the gunboat
Adirondack chased the British steamer Herald.
Capt. Chstleton, into that port. She had run the
blockade OF Charleston. The Herald was dam
aged by shells. The Nassau Guardian speaks of
the matter as a glaring outrage. and states that
the British flag was shot down, but replaced dur
ing the chase. Nassau was greatly excited during
the action The Advertiser gives a report that
the Captain of the gunboat Adirondack apollo
gized to the Captain of the British steamer Gray
hound.
The steamer Elizabeth, from Havana, bound
to Saline Pass, with an assorted cargo, was cap.
tured by the gunbOat Hilton.
The English steamer Orion, bound from King
ston. Jamaica, to Saline Pass, with salt, drugs,
&c, was captured by the gunboat Queen CITY.
She run.the blockade in April last with 800 bales
of cotton.
Also the British steamer Memphis, a prize, com
manded by Capt. Cruikshank from Charleston 10
Liverpool and having run the blockade the even
ing of the 9th. The Memphis is a fine propel
Ter, 800 tons. four moths old, has a cargo of
/ SIS bales Sea Island cotton. She had previ.
ously ran the blockade at Charleston with con-
traDand of war.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04
rrom washington.

wAsHISeroS August Am officer writing
from Harrison's Landing to a gent in Washing
ton. SAYS all is quiet on the James river. One
corps after another is being reviewed by General
Mcclellan, and the troops make 4 very fine ap-
pearsnce. The soldiers are in good spirits. and
will be ready to deal heavy blows when called
upon to strike If the New England, the Mid
die states, and the Great West will only do their
duty now, this wicked rebellion will he crushed
forever. God grant that the call for more men
will not be in vain. Many persons are now here
endeavoring to save their military friends from
the effect of the annulment of their furlOughs.
Hon. Th0s. +. Bowie has not been uncondition-
ally discharged, but released on parole.
A notorious rebel female spy and mail carrier
was captured near Warrenton and sent TO this
city yesterday in charge of a Federal officer. She
is now in the old Capitol prison. This woman is
represented as a sister of Mrs. Charles j. Faulk-
ner. and for a long time past has been engaged
ih carrying the rebel mails to Richmond from
Within our lines.
WASHINGTON. August 3.-The President to-
day ~pardoned some ninety soldiers confined in
the penitentiary under sentence of court martial
for various charges in compliance with a recent
act of Congress. a few are Internationally re-
leased, being unfit for military duty, on account
i'll health; but the Others are required to join
their regiment or name Others in the service.
Measures are being taken to organize a brigade
for the defense of Washington, from among the
employees of the Departments. 1t is said that
the thousands OF clerks here can be enrolled for
that purpose.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04
Southern News.

MEMPHIS, July 3l.-The gunboat Carondelet
arrived yesterday from Vicksburg but brings no
later news.
Several gentlemen from Brownsville arrived
last evening bringing some particulars OF a rebel
raid under Faulkner on that place on Friday last.
Every man there buying cotton was taken pris
oner and S420, 900 taken from them. Four hun
bred bales of cotton were burnt. Five hundred
Federal cavalry arrived the same evening. The
The rebels fed. were pursued and a slight en-.
gagefnent ensued on Hatchee and Forked Deer
rivers. A number of rebels were captured and
the ferry bridges DESTROYED.
The rebel Jackson was at Denmark on Satur-
day with 800 of his cavalry.
Il is reported that yillepigue is marching on
Bolivar.
johnson used a portion of the bridge across
Forked Deer river.
Heavy cannonading was heard at Bolivar on
Saturday and Sunday.
On Saturday the telegraph was destroyed and q
portion Of the Mobile and Ohio railroad torn up
at Humboldt.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04
Southern News.

NEW YORK, August 2-The Newberne cor
respondent OF the Herald mentions two expe-
ditions, the first to Trenton, under Colonel Lee,
comprising thu 9th and 25th Massachusetts reg
iments, Belger's Rhode Island Battery and four
companies of the Sd and 9TH cavalry: the
second to Pollocksville under Col. Fellows, COM
prising the 18th Massachusetts and a portion of
the 81 New York cavalry. The few rebels at
Trenton skedaddIed, and at Pollocksville a slight
skirmish with the rebel cavalry resulted in kill
ing two, wounding two, and some prisoners;
the object of the reconnaissance being to ascer-
tain the forces in the vicinity, which was accom-
plished. The expeditions returned.
Michael j. Jalvin, of the 23d Massachusetts
was shot ut in the street at Newberne; after be-
ing wounded, he shot and captured his assailant
and another. Col. Kertz had the house pulled to
the ground Saturday, aid several arrests were
made. The assassin will be hung.
MEMPHIS, July 3o-The Bulletin of this morn
ing has the following, from authentic sources,
among other interesting items, as to the proceed
ings of and subjects discussed at two conferences
of all the principal rebel military leaders, held in
Richmond on the 4th aud 9th inst:
IL is understood that they came to the conclu-
sion that they must lose no more territory. The
defensive policy was strongly attacked, and both
Lee and Beauregard advised the invasion OF the
North at three points, namely: From Cumber
land or Williamsport into Pennsylvania; from
Louisville and Cincinnati into Indiana and Ohio;
and from Paducah and Cairo into Illinois.
Ii is alleged that the following plan of opera
tons for the remainder of the summer campaign
was agreed upon:
LIST. The immediate obstruction of James river
SO as To make it impossible for Mcclellan to use
il rs a means of communication with the Govern
ment and for the transportation Ot enforcement
and army supplies
2d. The occupation of Williamsburg, York
town and the entire Peninsula.
Sd. The recovery of the whole of the territory
of Virginia aud the suppression OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad.
18th. The recovery of New Orleans, Memphis
and the Mississippi river and the expulsion of the
Federal troops from Tennessee and Kentucky.
When these objects have beer accomplished
Lees and Beduregard's plan was proposed:
9Th. To make the Potomac and Ohio rivers at
once their base vi operations aud frontier line.
and to transfer the seat of war rom Virginia %
Maryland.
9th. To hurl upon Washington from Rich
mond Il column OF 300 900 troops, and by the
capture of that city the liberation of Baltimore
and the invasion of the North at the three points
named above. Becoming themselves the inva
ders they hope to make it necessary for us to
keep at home for the defense of oar cities 600,
600 troops.