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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-26


Col. LssowoRrnY's C.sg.--A committee
OF citizens went to Columbus, last wesk, to
urge the restoration Of Gel. Langworthy. Or
at least an examination into the charges
preferred against him. The Governor prom.
ised, we understand, that the Colonel
should have have a hearing, and in case he
was reinsta,ed. We have no doubt what
ever, that II this exami nation is ever bad,
Colonel Langworthy will come ont free
from stain, and that it will be made evident
that he has been the victim of the most
devillsh spite on The part Of men holding
high positions in the army. An eSamin,.
ton he rs entitled to. and we hope it will
be granted atnn early day.
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ist Lieut.. Co. i, liSth regt. o. V. |

MARRILoE.-Married by The writer. on the
9TH day of September, 1862, at the Arling.
ton House, DR.. l.. S. Lafeity 10 Miss E.
Cameron, daughter of the Landlord, all OF
Hancock county, Ohio.
The above DR.. L. S. LaGerty, late on Sat-
urdsy evening OF the 9th instant, the nup-
tials being oil prepared, and the guests
all invited. was taking a meny nde in his
pulky with an unrul3 horse, when the horse
got into kicking mood aud kicked the Dr..
pm the leg, between the ancle and knee and
broke both bones short OF; he was naturally
carried into tSDAOtsL light into the presence
Pf his intended, the sight was melancho y
me, the parties however braved the storm,
proceeded with the wedding and at 10 a. m,
n the following morning tbs y we're united
y q the bonds Of matrimony. Long live the
poctou and his accomplished lady to enjoy
DO blessings OF their union, and the common
lessings Of life. J. w. DAVIS.
ARLINGTON, Ohio.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-26

ID. II. LocgE:-Sr, will yon say in this
weeks issue, Of your paper, that an ertcr
occurred in the printing OF the Rules and
Regulations OF the Agricultural Society,"
1t reads: "The grounds Win be open for
entries on Thursday, the 2d, at . o. M. and
oil entries must be made on, nr before that
day.' Should read "The books vii, lie
open Tor entries at the grounds, on Thurs.
day, October 81. at o. clock .. m and all
entries must be made on or before thatdav."
say, also, If you please. that the books wii
be open at the Sectelory's oEcc Tor entries
until the morning OF October 81, after
which time they will be found on the
grounds, Respectfully,
y. b. BEARDSLtY,
Secretary
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-26

Tny TT nv ,rLMR,ss.-Ifany OF our read
cts who ar honstkeepcrs. have been trou
b'ed in making light md uniform biscnit, Il
Is moro than probable they do not use y. B
Deiond d Cos Chemical saerntus. Thn
is pure article, not detrimental to health
and sure in its effect. Try il, by all means
say we. II can he had Of most reepectabi,
denict'. Those who IN not keep ii, should
they care to sotisfy their customers.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-26

SonGnua SvRrr..Mr. T. J. Bowers, Of Van
Burcn township, LEFT at our Office a few
days ago, sample Of sorghum syrup, that
we believe is hard 10 beat. II Is as clear rs
crystal, very light colored, and will com.
pare in Appearance with the best golden
syrup. II has much less of the wild taste
common 10 sorghum than any we have
tasted. Every grower should this FILL try
the experiment Of making sugar from the
cane.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which ncuirntzes ihis mnlarioui poison IN ths
bloo,l and stimulates the liver 10 expeI IL fro,n
tlii body. As II should, so II docs cure this af-
hictiyc disorder with perfect certainty. And IL
docs morc, or rather docs what IL of morc ser
vice To tiosc subject to this infection. III taken
in season II cSpols 1t from the system ns IL Is ab-
sorbsi, and tu; keeps those who iiso Il free from
II. attacks; keeps the system ia health although
exposed To the disease. Consequently Il not only
cures, but projects from. the great variety OF NJ.
icciions which aro INDUCED by this malignant
nfucncc, such ~ Remlttcnt lever, chill Fever,
Ddmh, or Masked Anie Periodical Headache,
or Bou; Headache, Bilious Fcvcrs, ScurIitin,
Rhcurnuisn, Gout, lllimlness, Toothnchc, Ea,.
ache, Catarih, Astuna, Pnlpltatons, pninul Al.
icclio't df the Spleen. llystercs, Collie Paralysis,
mi raiBlul Aiitctiona ct the Stomach and Dow.
els. al OF which, when arising from ills tnu-c,
will DO intlnh TO nssumc more or less the nterinii
trut typ. This s"AauI CURE" rcmovcsthc cnus1
iof these arrangements, aud cures the disease.
This it aeeoinpshcs By stimulating the cScrc.
tories 10 cxrcl the Virus from the system: and
these organs by degrees become habitcd 10 do lhi
,thcir oilicc or their own nccorl. Hence nrisrs
what We term rcchaldtiop. Time may accomplish,
he same cnl, but often life &; no; loig enough. or
e sacrificed in the attempt. while ibis "AorE
CCBL' durs II nt once, nnh with safety. We have
great reason To huliryG Ibis IA surcr ns well "a
safer remedy for tho whole class Of diseases
which nrc caused hy the masma,ic Infection,
than ANY nthcr which has been discovered: nni
II hl. iii another important advantage 10 tho
public, which H. that it il cheap rs well rs good.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-26

TnE ELEygNTn A>NrL FuG..-Thursla,
nest he Hancock County Far commences
Arrangements have been made /, aHprl
both exhibitors and spectators every hcil.
ny. and notwithstanding the var excite
men', we believe the FAIR viii prove sue
cess. Every farmer and mechanic should
have something To exhibit. The decoration
Oft new hall should he carefully atirnde,
! to. There arc works OF Art enough in tow
to aioFn its walls, aud we ATE sure that th,
citizens will gladly loan them for the occn
SION. Let the ladies Of Findlay take hol,
Of this department. and make the hall oil i
should be.
We can promise the people big time
next week.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-26

SrBscRrnrrs MYrTiN0.-Two members oil
Tie Central Relief Commute. Of the County
Soldiers AId Society having declined ia
serve, the subscribers to the relief fond or,
requested to meet OF the Court House, on
Saturday evening, September eth, for the
purpose of elec,ing two members Of said
committee. September, 2lth 1862.
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Local and Miscellaneous. L,

AoaIcuLTuR,L Mstrrso.-The Managers
of the Hancock County Agricultural socie-
ty, ore requested 10 meet at the Office OF the
Secretary. on Thursday, September Goth, OF
one O'Clock p. m. Business Of importance
will be transacted. t.
ID. B. BEkRDsLrY, Secretary.
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TmE SCHOOL MASTER NKEDED.-The follow
ing notice was posted in various parts Of
Allen township II is origlnal--very:
TAKE Nerlcs-Two Stray cows and A red
yearling Heifer Calf one Dark Bnndle COW
with A Short tail with But very little Brusf
on it A Small Bell with A little peice Broke
Out of it and A very Narrow Strap. and
red Cow with A Short tail and Hut with
very little Brush to it and A Small Bell on
the red Cow when you Direct to Bowling
green
(owners name,) Wood County Ohio
and Ex pect they Bowth have young Calve
Il
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From Louisville.

Tho scare at Louisville had
,sbort run. Gen. Bragg appears t
have given the city tho go by, an
has turned his attention to centra
! Kentucky. Gen. Buell. is id to Il
Some two days march behind, an
the Louisville JonrBdl tas jn.trm t
iion that Gen. Morgan with 12 O0t
troops. has lc't Cumberland Cap
pushed down to Richmond, Ken
tucky, and has captured 600 reb IL
left for garrison.
A Louisville dispatch Of The 23
to The Cincinnati Gazette aays:
The city ia quiet. the xcitcmon
having entirely subsided. Govern
or Morton, Col. Holloway, Col. Car
rington. and Gen. Noble arrived &
four o'clock this morning. Th,
Governor immediately had an inter
Visw with Gen. Nelson. Tho re
port wss that Bragg with $4,000
mon was at Bardstnwn on Monday
marching on Lonieville, and ,ha
Buell. was two days march brhint
him This cans,i tho ur 'er ,e
quiring women aud children to le.v,
the city.
/ The terry bouts 10 New Aban,
and J, flerson were ply ing all nigh
carrying refugees, an thousands
crested over anticipating Il .ht.--
Gen Nelson caused nearly al thC
military storra, ammunition. and
some siege guns, aud large number:
ioi Government muIcs, tn he trans
ieircd to the Indiana eide.
Tlis morning the city wnA m
Iparatively quiet. Col. Tony, of Q
Icavslry regiment, sent cnt on re
connosssnce reported ihat tr wen
twenty two miles IN the barh-:oyf
pike, hui saw TO onrmy. From eth
er reliable Information il is ascer.
tanned that Brlgg lett 3lrls.own
and proceeded t0 Il comili cn ~,
way to Frankfort or i."X'n,ton, An
has abandoned biz purpo5, o. CON
ing hotr. Gov. Morton and tan
with General Nelson Visited IA,
ior;,iira'ions at an cai,r hour his
morning Eycry'rin, is in rcaii
ness fcr The enemy sh"u!l hp come.
AMI warm reception awaits him
With CIV. Mo't'n' usp4l energy.
before he laid down llis morning
after his interview with Gen. Mel
son, he had arrang.mcn's made b,
tel, graph 10 puur AN Overwhelming
fnrcc OF men into ihi1 ri'y, and ou
the border, within q honrs. Du
ring the afternoon the Governor
with Col. Carrin.ton anl staff visit
ed NV Albany and ll'r.ouvi.lo
aud 81 lrclcd poii IS n which to c'cc
works ior the defense of ,,csc cities
Tbis will be promptly cX cu!cl.
SEQ No u! PATCH.
Since writing he above | hear
that the crisis ia past. Loulsvjii,
will not he attacked. Ducii ha.
turnol up most opqor.nne!y aa
Bragg ia rctr"ati0g rapidly toward
Loxins ION. Further particulars OF
this point are cen,rsb,nl.
II il reporte1 hero in cll:cial CIR
cles and believed tina. G.n. G. Y
Morgan with his army has reach Il
II chmon!. Kentucky. from Com
herlaud Gap, and on entering ~,
'ornrr town captured some GDp rrh
els and n l,rrr nnnniit, al s,nr.a
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NoGicC.

4 NJREW }. ARCHER, of o. q coun'r oi ~
~ dur dc, 'U tine state ft.lliu,nin, : nnti'
Lcd ilut -"su, Archer 81, II the > III ity al
September, A D. lsG2, lia Ter lciI'i,n tp lh,
uOirc of tire ,le,k uf lnc Court 1T C"mlnui
Peas WITHIN ul tor the luty N ilaucoci
amt state ut Ouiu. a,aT-i.J the SAID Andrew J
Archer N,it Vtiu ,i',, ucn +, m tho pci.t.unr
i"r moro thHn orcu yeats hst past, mt *
mg thyt sh" may hc Il. .surrel irun h 81,
Andrew j. Afrhri .- that ~ S'ua bic ala uuuy
may hr y lIArd her aud that her IG mn nh'
be- c.aug"i in : Isau i!"ucl, wliih pa itlnl
y II .i.rd l"r h"ttHnt - tn" next i'tu, ~ Su,
Court. SUSAN Ara II iH.
u! BGuVS BIrr Rvarlr. hcr hrur. -
b-u'd tlr, 2,ln day h rcpt., /. lsG!.
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! PUsr, delicate children will be restored
to good health and vicor, hy The nse o.
lloonaad's German Biiiers. Read the al.
vcttiscment ia another column.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-26

Swttr P0TNrops. are iniTied TO
Mrs, Spear, Of Orange township, for an os.
soriment Of magnificent sweet po,atoes.--
They were th" Gncst we have ever seen
erown in Northern Ohio.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-26

Nfw ADVERT TiSEMENTs-We call the es
pecial attention OF our readers 10 the new
advertisements in this issue:
Catd-James \, Dope.
lloNard Association, Philadelphia.
Notice Ia Teaches.
Rnsenrhais--FlIl anil Wi1trf Clothing.
Israel G'egr e SnnS-Nrw Fail Gnods.
Eh3ahc,h BIrhnnR. \ lmluis,mlr.x Motto,
Conuty-ES.bij Of RecciptS aud E,prn
diuGeS
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-26

Tn% DRAFT Next We dneslay the drart
Tod poSip1nes 1t again, In all probability
however. there will be no further postpone-
men,. TIE necessity That exists for more
men, forbds further delay, and we have no
doubt that on next Wednesday the counties
deficient Will be drafted. There ere still
sHme volunteers firing, bnt not enough to
materially change The figures given two
weeks aro.
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nR,rn.--D ei On the eth of AUGUST
l-i2. at Their resid rrce, E$tlet Eckles, wife
OF john Eek les, aged hi yeils.
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A M,TrER rH,T SHOULD pE ArTeNbFn TO.
Our volunteers have, thus far, gone into
camn totally igncrant Of the art of war, and
the Gfst three months OF their term of en-
| stmen, has always been spent in camps oi
instruction, where they are taught The on-
ties Of the soldier. before they are uskea IN
the field. As soreiy as the Government
neess mcr, neafly all of the regiments late
ly raised ore vet in camp, drilling.
We arc not through with this war yet
ones that will finish it. The killed, sick
and disabled, Ggu'e up immensely, aud the
place Of every one OF them must be filed
from those at home. Should the war con
tinuc two years longer nearly every allie
bodied man viii be obliged to serve.
Inasmuch as war is now the occupation o
the nation, would it not be weil for ever.
one TO learn something Of it, so that wheI
called upon they be fitted to 50 into th
field at oncel When Cincinnati was men
aced, Hancock sent three hundred good AM
true men to her aid, bat in case the city ha
been attacked one company OF drilled mel
would have been of more service than al
Of them.
We suggest that company be organize
4 in every township, and that they meet 70
drill at stated times, say once each week
The knowledge Of tactics cannot harm an
one. and we know not how soon it may b
of use. What township viii lead on /
this matterl
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Married on the 2jlh instant, by Rev. y.
Gray, at the residence Of Mr. Goats, IA
blanchard to~nShlp, Iiincock county, Ohio,
Nr, Enrl Sheffield, late of Flndlay, to Miss
Mary f. Goats, of Blanchard township.
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ooAx to the Fair next Thursday, Friia,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Ayers C6CharClC PlIlS,
For all the purposes Of purgativo Mcdic!n!.
Fon Cn>rivExtss;
IOH 1UE CJks ot Di srErsiA;
Pom JArNDiCE;
Ion THE CURE Oh INnIsEsrioS;
GOR HEADACHE;
IpH TuE CrBE oF DrsiSrERr;
FuH FouL SfoMNcNu;
lnI 1nE tCRE UF EHraIrtLAs;
For luE lIiLS;
For TUE CrRE or SCGoruLN;
lOu MI ScnorCLorS tOMrLNNr';
luH IuE CrEE or ipErN,rIsN;
Ion DISEASES OF 1ItE SKIN;
l"R rnE CrnE on Liver CoMrLAINTi
FoR DRoPsy;
For IuE trEEoP IL1TER, ruMoRs. AID SALT
RdErM;
FoR WoEMs;
loR TuE CuRE or tiorr;
Iou \ DINNER PILL;
ruR rnr CrBE or NrrutLGt,;
l5H PtBIfhISG THE BLOOD.
They arc sugar-coatcd so that the most scn,i-
tive can tax" then pleasantly, aud tit'S ai,' III
y -t tJ"rrui IN the world for all the purposes Vi
.fnn.s plp-r.
pr.co 90 eoats per Box; Five Boxes for sioo
Groat number, or Cicrgymcn PhysicinuS.
Siu'r.iu,,,, ant omncut p'r'Onasc~, hnNe lcit
th'ir niinc~ Ia certify tile unparalleled pe'f,ll
nee Df lht>" remedies. hut our space here Will
not permit The insertion OF them. The nscni' =.
nsiuw mnnci furnish gratis our AMERICAN Al
MANA In which they arc given; with also nv
descriptions uf the above complaints, AMI tn
IN l,urnt thai should bo followed for f,ir cum
/ bpnot h' put on ly nnprinrpled dealer, with
mngF pP,!s", ri .hIg i. 4SI y" oSr mofs pI9' On, on.
.lor,l have it.
4 Al on. l:,lneIIrs an fuf sale hy
IAYGWi,ogI.I M i,i,ngps o& s FnEY.I F;u,roy;
t GILBERT, FAiiI.N CO., Vahlnt:
! T. BARNEY, MrCnub;
/ u. rErERSA a SON. a,calia.
| T.. y. EtroN, Beutcr:
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d. B. BEsRDsLrY, Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-21
-i.n17dIm,
EGAL NOTICE.

To James L. Estes, william Mcdaniel, John Olive,
A. i. DpmipE and John r. Antrim, hkscestique trust
Antrim: f# Ell 95t sEIs ~
You and esch OF you hereby notified that there IL
now GA o& tAs Glsrk ~ 4hs Dtst&t1t
Cont Of Lee eounty, Iowa, at Fort Madison, petit
tion OF 30 lomon SheTeY. claiming agAnAs you jadE-
ment aKainst James l.. Eaies the sum thirteen
hupdIed dnflars with ntere thereon since the 10th
Of February Ia60 and decree for It's payment before
delivery at nnnnesston Of quarter s1ction 0f land,
described in petition ms the quarter OF
section 3 in tosmship IS north Of range west, in
said county. aud item prior In eff ngaist said
fAu, thr xcnstois ef the MeftEaget thereon, and
or said court and answer thereto In sxty days from
service hereof said petition will be take
ed and default and the relief prsyed for granted
thereon. t4 FRANCIS SEMPLE,
jank7dtm Att'y for Plt'n.
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A x + RS
Ague Cure,

yntermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Hemittent Fever, Chilli Fever, Danb
AEas, Periodical Headache, or nnious
for the whole class Of diseases originate
ting In hillary derangemcnt, caused by
the MalAria. Of Miasmatte Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, While II cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless In any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CURE' expels the miasmatic poison Of FRvKR
AND AGuE from the system. and prevents the de-
velopment of the disease, il taken ON the first APP
proach Of its premonitory symptoms. 1t not only
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
Of complaints. but also the cheapest. The large
quantity supply for dollar brings 1t within the
reach OF every body; and in bilious districts. where
FEVER AND A0UE prevails, every body should
have II and use it freely both for and protec-
ton. Agreat superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
of Inteittents is that it contains no Quinine
or mineral, consequently II produces quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu-
ton. Those cured by it are left as healthy as II
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence Of
the miasmatic poison. A great variety of disor.
dcrs arise nom its irritation, among which are
NcmuLgio, RANnnasism,, Cont, Headache, Blind
ness, 1o0thache, EGrnche, CIatayrh, asthma, Pal
pitatson, Painful Election 81 tts Spleen, Hyster-
ics, Pasn ~ the Bo,cels, GoGc, Paralysis and d.
Ydnqement Of the Stomach, all of which, when
originating in this cause, put the intermittent
type, or become periodical. This "CuRR" expels
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them Ill alike. II h an invaluable projection to
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts If taken occa-
sionally or daily while exposed to the infection,
that viii be excrcted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into dis
$3.50. Hence it is even more valuable for protec-
ton than cure and few will ever suffer from Inter
ittents II they avail themselves OF the protection
this remedy affords.
RrWaxeA p M J. 9. AVER + CO.. Lowsu, Haa
kAKYLkII, KAYE r CO., Agents for kookuk
and sold BY dealers In Medicines sverywhsre
febf5dxw
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AYERS
Componnd Extract Of SarSaparilla,

the most efFectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t 10 COM
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expnrgation 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 as ERupr1vE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoNy's FIRE,
RosE, or ERyslrELss, PiMrLEs, PusrrIrs,
BLorcHEs, BLAlNs and Boris, TuAons, letter
and SALT RHEux, ScALD HEAD, RIsewoRM,
RHEUMATISM, SxpnILrTIc and MERcuniAL DIS
BASES, DRopsY, DYSPEPSIA. DEslLIrY. and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITA
TED or MPuRE Blood. The popular belief
in " impuity Of the blood is founded in truth,
for scrofu!a is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rila is to purify and rcgenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health Is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-21

GHERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA LEE CnrxTY-~HS .---4z
by virtue Of 4 special execution TO me directed. is
sued By the CLERK the District Court of said county
10 favor OF Hiram Barney and against Vim r. Ovens,
have levied apon and H seil 10 The highest biddsr,
nj door the C-rxs Once Of the District Court
OF Lee County, Iowa Ut KeoKuxfn said county. onth
9th day ef February A. ~ 1861 between tho hours
O'Clock Z. m and O'Clock p m. Of said day, COM
menctng nj 2 O'Clock the following property, to-
ber hnndre and nina tl6s nthe city OF Keo
IuE Lee county and State of Iowa; excepting twenty
Ave 1881 feel by hundred t1sol feet Oh from The
re ar ends OF said Lots. which has be released.
Taxen levied upon and TO be sold b order Of Court
to satisfy said " rit Of execution
Keoxug, Jan. "a, 1863.
N. HEDGES,
Sheriff of Lee County
janead Hs ID. II. tklIE, IT., Deputy,
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ineh

STATE OF IOWA, Lee CousTr--SS;
BY virtue OF special ecution 10 me directed, is-
sued by the CLERK Of the District Court said county
favor OF Ralph Towsey, Assgnse Of A. Lsclaire and
against John @. Floyd and Peter w. Potter, {anl :
decree against John Underwood, Michael GriMth,
chas. yinal. X H. Woody xnd g. q. Alien hays
levied upon and will sell 10 the highest bidder tho
door Of the CLERKS Once OF the District Court or Lee
County, lows At Keoknk In said county on the 97tA
day Of February, 4. d. 1909, between the hours Of
c'ciccks- md O'Clock m. ~ said dav. com.
menclnT n O'clock the following property, 10.
VT: The north east quarter ri of section numbsr
fourteen township sixty-six 1861 north, range 1ve
b west; The south bali ~ of section elk f6i, town
ship si.ty.si1 1851 nof.h range Dix ewssE the
south ives, quarter Of section fourteen fisJ ana
the undivided three -eghts Nj Of the fractional north
hair OF sscton thirteen is1. and tho undivfdeS
hree-egths Of the west hslfti) Of the seatb-eas
quarter dissection fourteen IA andlhe HndiyidAA
three -eigshs Of The south half u section nine
teen Iai, all township sixtyfix 1901 north, range
i've i51 west In Lee county, Iowa.
Taken levied upon and to 70 sold by order Of Court
to satisfy said writ OF Execution.
Keoxax January 81. 1862
N. g. HEDGES, LII
Sheriff Of Lee County.
ta2eA 81 D, B.eAlTH.jr., Ds1sty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-21
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. HERIFF"S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA. LEE CorETy~-SS.
By virtue OF special execution directed H.
led by The Clerk District Court Of said county
Ia favor or Hiram Barney and aTaiGst David Herd,
land also q dscree againsi Abraham Hoagisnd and 9TH
have levied upon. and will sell 10 the highest
bidder Mt the door OF theClcrxs Once of the District
Court Of Lee County Iowa ~ kesKuK In said county
The goth day Of february,A ID. 1859. between the
comnencing 81 ocioc8 the follow Improperly,
tO-w Hixfy l6o acres OF the south part u the east
one .s.if tSl Of the southwest quarter tsl Of see
tion tweEty-sx t26) In tnxDGAip sixytix l66 uouh,
rang Eve t5f west, in Lee County Iowsior much
- shall be necessary.
THxeA ltsied upon and 70 be sold by order Of Court
10 sstsfy said writ of execution.
keoxuKy Jan. 20 1861.
-F,4a2e N. G. HEDGES,
ism Shestn Of Lee County.
jaQOtH ny ID. h. sniTn. r., Deputy.