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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-15

The Cannonading Still Con-
tinued on tho City
\ Skirmish with a Portion Of Joe
J0hnston's Force.
The Rebels in the City Reported in
Terrible Condition,
ke., de-, 6~
JouSsos's LANDING. Juoe 8. |

IouSApsH LANDING, Juae q.
Via CAiRa Jr~>'i3. lko3.
Tho lines of tho army In tho ssms position. can'
nonadlng tho and rear, a. atofvaa has beca
going on ring the day.
small body of our troops at sarara, on tho fs1co,
the 5,h. met and attacked by portion of John
stons forces, when retired, wtoni lc-s 10 ia'nss
pln II anticipated that tbs rebels may attack thas
position. Ample preparations have been made 70 repe
them
The rebels are known 10 bc IN terrbs condition with
q vcksborg.
The weather Ia hot. Tho health and spirits Of The
G oops are eocd sa I
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The following report Of Captain Leach, Of the sh
George Greon 10 full Of nteret Tho description Of u
pirate answers well 10 that Of ,htAlaeams; but har'
y seems possible That she could have been lhcre th
time -
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w E5I TERRIs VC0 FItkIItnI.- \
PETER GANSEvO0RT, Vice President
PkTFR MONTFArH, Vice President.
SAMUEL W. GIBBS, Woe President.
JOHN NIBLACK, Vice President
H.W. MCMILLAN, Vice President.
lEMUE1. W. ROnCERs. vice President.
WILLIAM SEYMOUR, Vice President
JEREMIAH OSBORN, Vice President.
WH q PAGOCk, Vice President.
}. n. SANDERS, Vice President.
EDWARD MuLcAHY, Vice President.
d. ". N. RApCllYFB, Vice President
WILLIAM A. RICE, Secretary.
EDWARD NFWC0MB, Secretary.
r. ". PECkHAM, JR., Secretary.
n. A. NOLAN. secrettry.
JOHN X. NESSEL, sec etary.
C. W. WEEKS, Secretary.
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EyPREssE r. q.

DURNHAMs FURNITURE ExPREss-oFFTcR II
ID West Eleventh street between FIFTH and stth a
nues Pianos Mirrors Paintings Glassware, &C. packe,
and sbIpped ali the world Covered wagons 10
removing furniture and from the country. Fsrnitnf
stored
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Sso receipts from the tanneries there prospect OF
~ scSumuations For oak sole the demand continues
-, a. nrm prices. The scarcity Of stock, however,
depressed.
NAVAL STORES were held with more hrmness, but were
inactive.
OIls in moderate demand and generally hold firm
v, petroleum which shade cheaper, being the
principal exception.
PRovrSoS.-Pork was heavy with limited demand.
Sales reported OF $50 bbls. at $13 62 Sl3 rs
new mess here $11 rs $ll 81 Tor old and $40 so
$40 70 for prime Beef was in fair request with sales
OF 450 bbls at $l4 SIS for extra and $40 so 3 50
plain mess. Lard was tending downward with sales Of
7t0 packages at exc. Cut meats continued duh at &C.
6Zc TOR shoulders and sAc exc. for hams. Bacon
was inactive at &c &c. Butter lightly dealt in at
l6c. 23c for State and 14c 18c for Ohio. Cheese
tinued quiet at SC. a l2c
RicE-There were l4O bags East India sold at 7,sc q
7Ac
sKNs-sales were made during the week OF small lots
Of Madras and Palma goat and 600 lbs Honduras deer
on Stock light and held above the views Of buyers
SUGAs less active to-day, with sales reported OF
600 hhds and 234 boxes at 12c l2<c for Porto Rico
and l0xc. IL hc. for Cuba.
TAILow heavy at 1o4c. lo14c, with sales Of
70, 900 lbs.
WHsKsy in less request At 60Kc. SIC, with sales
reported Of only 300 bbls.
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your country and Of the oneducated mobs in mine U
O. thing am certaD-tAls If y0G think tGt any tntr-
fsyexcx part ssu 81 IL you urofs h@
Enotdssd aad rosee a~d RsAssia-so al Earope-c01s"
snfskvo uS ~
I" No." snsw cred, Z" BY psrsuasson9,,
"Nr,n A y|phed, "N farce. What the South wants 10
food, and thas you cannot give her. She has arms
enough; bot she starving, and she will be starved oos
"My ,specio ION of peace booern and he ron
sns<d "depesds nucA the .osieh you deal
s0A ne irossids oAscA ne cOsfsdatss bsdsSe
having stspped the Alabama The ground that she was
obviously ship waT These sAits are So No mer
chant vessel is plated. We maintain they intended
the 10 prey upon the commerce
OF the federas, your friends. How prove IL e.
eept by the facts which already obvious they
can be male? For what other purpose they be a.
tendedY The builders alone have the documents by watch
the innocent destination Of the ships be showr
should call on the builders 70 produce them they
refuse you may safely assume that they are attended
attack US. do not ask you to conf <rstc them or
tain them untii their builders rove, which they
can do in day, the innocence OF dr. 3eslnaton In
the Crimean war dd much more We actually stop
bed the progress Of the Ale, sra Ga the suspicion that
sne was n.ennea % Sr .h'r Russians. Not axe or .
hammer was allowed y be lifted in her. We found our
laws. ss you have fd61 yours usufncient We amend
ca !nem. Seo Aer~ky fold your arms and allow pro
oeedines opposed 70 your own municipal laws, and 70
o. bec2use yOur municipal law has SUFFICIENT detec-
i've yower. Then give II that power. You are not as
We are, bound BY constitution. Your Parliament n
onnipoten! II y is not skilol enough to invent law
Which shall enable such strocites 10 be detected ana
prevented let u copy the law which passed for that
purpose, and which sufciens. n you refuse to ia
mss, and in consequence Of your esi0e~ce, Of your se
american people, irrated enough already, c be wqour
able You have enough OF them that theiI
resentment not under the control Of their nterests
Tney VIII really become as mad az your French irenai
call them They ,cl be CUTE ready ruin Memseres n
order 10 ruin y0tio
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At one time last week-on Wednesday-the
stock market exhibited considerable buoyancy,
and prices advanced from to 10 per cent above
the quotations ruling at the opening Of the week.
But during the past three days the market has
been dull and declining, and prices were last
evening generally lower than at the close of the
preceding week. Street operators, who are now,
for the time, quite power in the market, are
generally enlisted on the bear side. In the public
board almost every one appears to be short Of
stocks and the old bear party Of the regular
board has been reorganized for the campaign, and
has put out contracts for many thousands Of
shares. The bulls appear to be offering very little
resistance to the decline. Among the great
houses which have been distinguished ON
the bull side q disinclination to operate
largely is manifest. 1t is suspected tnat these
houses are secretly securing sellers options in
quantity with view to . quick tnrn ON their
opponents at the right moment. But nothing
reliable ON the subject has yet transpired. The
chief arguments in favor Of decline are the pros
poets Of peace and the probable falling OF in rail.
way traffic which is expected to result from the
low price Of breadstuffs and the opening Of the
Mississippi We have given our opinion above on
the subject Of an early peace. With regard to
the falling off in railway traffic It may ct all events
be remarked that nothing Of the kind is yet evi
denced by the returns. The following are the
figures for some of the leading roads for the Hrst
waok ~ 2optoynhnr.- n
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Personal Intelligence.

Among those who have recently reoined the Army OF
the Potomac is Major lawrence Kip formerly the san
Of Major General Sumner but recently Inspector General
Of the Department Of tho East the sta Of Gen. Wool
He Inspector General Of the artillery Of Of
tho Army Of the Potomac This important position,
and win be credaby led by this gallant young officer.
J. Adams, OF Rochester; N. D. Benson and lady, Of
Boston; J. d. Noxon and family, Of Nebraska; ]. 8.
Gideon, Of Washington R. Turner and son, Of Baltimore
r. Lake and lady, Of Wheeling and E. B. ANord OF In
diana, are stopping At the Metropolitan Hotel.
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yVANTED-AN ENERGETIC, ACTIVE MAN. WITT
w SlUO 10 travel IN the country and purchase produc
this city, will pay literally and give hrs class securt
for the money. Address Energy bor lt0 Herald Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DRraos ALLEyfAToR FpR CoRNs. BuNIoN
ID tender feet &C. q AID % cnts Der hpr For inham,
bunions, fes,.rsd cord lngrowtns nsns &c use
BY mail at ~ csnts and si per boV osnios y
nails. A.. cured without pain By Dr. 2hio.s. m smarkN
Chiropodist, zl2 Broadway. ~~S
BUSINESS CARDS, INCLUDING CARDS ~ PH
I'D 100 Blihesds x3 per I01; Circulars ami fabri@
large quantities SO per oW Al kinds ~ toos job A.
Newspspsr Printing from the mere speck II aeel "
ular~fneth poster equally cteAn Y DAWLkf Pttas
I3 rark row. oppo lie the As,or House
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the administration, and could De resisted with
difficulty by the government.
The following table wiTfsh6w the prices Of stocks
at ahe close Of the xAss five weeks
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

nU5woops In thia city, on Saturday September u.
Dy n Inc m Rev IuGeas Mcguire wniAx Q. DcK 70 MISS
, FAlRc.nlp-- --snYxoua-By the Rev VIM n Cooke. Of
nemeria. church, EasERr b. F4eSmD - Many s, daagh
tor Of. the late Isaac Seymour, u this eity.
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Operators who have enjoyed few years expert
ence are familiar with the prediction that the low
price of breadstufs will prevent the farmers for
wardng their grain to market. Once in every
two years, at least, for ten Or twelve years, we
have heard the same cry yet, in fact, the farmers
have never been known to hold on beyond a few
days or weeks. They know that they may lose as
much as they may make by holding. The West
has enjoyed an unexampled harvssts-even greater
than that Of ls60 and though the farmers may have
to give three bushels for the money they got last
year for two they will none the less forward their
stuff to market, and turn the proceeds into money
as soon as they can. With regard to the opening
of the Mississippi, it is quite likely that when this
event becomes q commercial fact, so that mer-
chandise and produce can 90 down the river as
safely itcan travel on the lakes, considerable
amount Of business will be diverted from
the lines running east and west to the lines
running north and south. The trunk roads may
suffer; but tho north and south lines in Illinois,
and other Western States, will gain. Already we
note that the business on the Illinois Central, the
Chicago and Alton and the Terre Haute lines is
increasing more rapidly than ever. These roads
could employ hundred new locomotives and
thousand new cars if they could get them.
Ahc Aiton huc ID earning ~ the Tate OF SZ,0UO,VUO
a year. The estimate of the managers, which was
deemed sanguine at the time, was 81 200 900.
Another north and south road, the Cleveland and
Pittsburg, is reapng its share of the harvest. In
August last it received $3.50 69s, against $l27 5s2
same month last year. II we have peace, or any
such approach to peace as will permit trade be-
tween North and South, these lines will gain at
least as much a. the east and west lines will lose
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, Sept. l2-6P.M
AsHrs-Sales made OF 50bbs, &c. for pots and
e5ic. sxc for pearls Stock, 702 bbis.
TRANSFORMATIONS was generally In limited request
to-day for home and export mainly for home use,
and though the principal receivers not pressing
their supplies on the market, prices tended downward
decidedly. The receipts amounted 70 900 bbls. Tho
days salss comprised II 500 bbs. State and Western
800 bbls Southern and 400 bbs. Canadian Rye -four
was salable and steady. Corn meal plenty and in
good demand with sales reported Of ESQ bbs and $50
bags. We now quote
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WATCHES. JEwELRY, &C.

~Asu PAID FOR DIAMOND JEwELRY PEARL
" aud India cameis Hair shawls. A high price give
FOR suprratiyeiy nne single Brilants. Valuations p,
cent Once hours from y 10 10 and 70 8 oniy n "
PLUME Diamond Broker, 5l2 Broadway.
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THE WERHAwKEN.-This unfortunate
vessel was one of the nine iron clads first
constructed for the navy, and. as is well
known, is . monitor. Her capacity is
844 tons burden, and she carries two
guns in the usual revolving turret. She
is abou, two hundred feet long, forty feet
wide, and twelve feet deep. Her side
armor is Eve inches thick, and her turret
il eleven inches thick. The ram extends
in front, and looks as sharp as axe-blsde.
The vessel is provided with six water
tight Compartments, connected With each
other BY suitable doorways. The eng ines
and machinery we're of the best descrip-
ton; the cylinders, We believe, are forty
inches. Her officers and crew having
been changed very frequently of late, it
is Impossible to give an accurate list Of
either until the arrival Of the Arago,
which will be some time next week.
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NOTICE.

10 Hannah W Mnis, Geo Dixon, Charles Parsons *
Go, De- eEcants.
You hereby severay notified thai in the suit OF
Hiram Barney against the district Court OF Lee
County, Iowa, al keok nix wherein decree
dered On or about the 5d;h of June. iss. that said
plaintiff. Barney recover VI Hannah W. Mills 1901
ss-oe, and that Lot ~ Brock 81. in KeokEk, lows
Re cold 10 pay the sane rnle has been ordered for
you n show cause Why said decree should not be
changed to show the Block, %, instead
OF Block Isl IS nSw entered.
Nov. .ouaTe hereby required 70 appear snc answer
10 said rule and show Il ven car why said
decree sheuld be thus corrected BY the rs; DAY OF
THE next trim cf said Court - be held 90 The
aencsy of February A D, 1854.
Il. SCOTT HOWELL,
6eciT-34~ Plaintiffs Attorney.
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ZEAL kSTATB beuehta ad sold for others Bss
otheras AID RsntscolissteA. #
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Guy Wells, Hugh " Sample, Samuel X. Curtis
Edward Kiibonrns, X Ford W Ford, James n
on,Eiihn Conn. David B Gunr. Oscar r Davis, Noah
Gresiy. Lille Deversux Ums,ed, vile and deyises
Of Fr.nt : um.ssa: Q n Creme Cox Shelley.
ron, George Bartlett q Co, Jesse Msitby, II Huis-
kamp. Abney Reeves, Hiram Barney; 'Yea,msn,
k1sh.. Bus Gsi .s as1 I0s
. Hale Co; Huibert, Van Wax enberg & Co; Bene.
diet Hall Co: Hunt K Lane; Haddoek. Reed Co;
Bnrns d Rsn,gen; Hermsn Baldwin, Arehibsid
Young q Co: hossner, Mary stiely, @ " Lyman,
ambrose Dadley. ? T Lomsx, Alexander. W II
Grayes, Frederick Shelley, Louis Barnsconi Albert
Wells, Gardner Drury, William Page assignee OF
the Boston Locomotive works. " b Morrison A
AM remsr, veIney fpsniainr, W n stewart; VIM
Patterson, Carroll Le~is W ienton, Sumner stsb.
bias, William sHvpsen. Pierce Brothers q Plan.
ders. Cook Lenhari, Stone, Starr & Co; John
Lowrie. Gaiiand, executor OF The estate Of Isaac
GaiIand. deceased; CARRIER VIZ Thompson trustee
ofTM Grahsn; $ Eastman, Comsse-k & Co, Du-
vail, Rogers Il Co; A Hi1bee, J Johnson, exe-
eutor q The estate OF VIM N q Terrence, deceased
You beret, notified that therein o n file In
The ofaee q the Clsfk q the Dnaieicsart Of Lee
crrnty iowa, at Keokuk the petition, amended and
supplpmeRtaI petition, OF Hannsh NJ Tssgert exseu-
tor the estate fRobert TsgHert deceased Emma
r. Tsgxert, and Alice @. TagEer, minors by Hxnnah
NJ. Tagxen their legal guardian, claiming Of Guy
Wells conveyance OF one -hflh part of ai the lands
Purchased By Curtis, Sample Wells, Lyon, and Cor
The undivided .h.K Of The north fraction On ne
southwest qusrtsr OF Section thity-sonr seventy
rods wide Of the Northwest fractional quarter Sec
tion thirty four the northeast fractional quarter 81
Section thirty except about i've sold to the
Des hones River Company the buYth-we est snd south
vest fractional quarter Of Section thirfy-ihFee in
Torr ship sixty flee NORTH OF ksng- Eve West w Lee
county, Iowa. SAID petition also prass for pa ion
II aid laads. decreeinx one 9Th 10 plsnts ard d.
wiling the balance among the ofher owners also f0f
the adjustment Of thu right ard tqnites Of all the
fencs sts. anil fer general relief
ADd that unless You appear ara snsur said petition
or before The second cay noon q the February
tern 1854 Of ssid Court JUrgneHt will be rendered
sgzinst you by default
RANKIS b. HccRARY
Ar c. f-An
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deefs-d4w
NOTICE.

To Jonathan Is French, yohn Maxwell, and William
Spear
You hereby notified that there Il now on file IN
the once OF the Clerk OF The district Eourt Of Lee
county, Iowa, st keokuk. petition % san ne y. Md
Ter Abner Reeves and q. ii. Perry, executors Of the
VIII Of l.. H. Reeves deceased csi ming Of VOC, the
said Jonathan Il. French JsGsnsBt for Eight Hundred
Dollars and interest a. money due On fonr proEissoy
potee and as &rainst all ~ You the foreclosure Of
Nortease upsn Lot eight in Block twelve, the addi
tien of wiliisra n. Williams aad Reeves an Perry
To the City Of KeokHt. Lee conaty, Iowa.
And unless YOU appear thereto and defend before
noon of the secoad dsy OF the February term 1851 OF
the said District Court JUDGMENT sHd decree sill be
render d agalnlt Yen theTet by default.
RANKIN MeCRARY,
decI6-div AuoTEeys fer Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

To william MrYphr and @ II Perry.
You are hereby Motif si that there on Gle in
the oee OF the CLERK OF the Iisrie; Court Il Lee
county, Iowa. Mt Keokuk, petition az ueI r. NIL
leg. Abner Reeves aud q. H. Perry executors the
Will ell X. Reeves. deceased Ella ming Of you the
said william d. Mnrphy the OF Three Hundred
ans seenteen Dollars and per cent interest tier
money Que on tue promissory notes, ana claim
ing against both o. You he foreclosure Mortgage
upon Lot ten, Block hre, in Reeves. Perry and Will
llsms sGaitou 70 the iEy az keognk.
unlrss you sppesrsthereto and defend before noon
OF the second day fthe Fe5rusry term, 1861 Of said
Court, Judgment ard decree will be rendered against
you thereon, BY defsult.
RANKIN 5 NcCRARY.
94r e1-I
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NOTICE.

Ors n Eaton. vtrsxs the unknown hstrs ~ Cornell
rs Dyeks cha i'm Arfs ~ Lot 10 Ia ock 1e9 in the
city Of keokuk, Ire Comfy, lo~a.
The above named unknown heirs OF Corn eiius
Dyefe are hereby Doiifsd that there HE In
he o. &c Of the CLERK Of the District Court q Lee
County. Iowa nj ksoknk, petition Of 0rson Eaton
represent Ing that the ssia Cornelius " Dyeke oil
the 18th day Of sepumber, 1875 CONVEX BY warranty
deed 10 che Matilda Roos Lot 10 in Block $50 IN the
city q keeknk, Lee County, Iowa ihat said decd
va Acknowledged. but that . ~ stake vss made by
the Notary 30 drewthe cert 6cst@ Of
By which the same appeared Of beins
Sail Petition ayers that plaintiff has interest In SAID
lat ard prays for decree correcting aid mlStake,
ans ouiesinz the little 10 tie .sd lUt.
inlsss yoa appear thereto and defend before noon
nj the second day OF TIE February A. ID, 1854
the sad Ccurf. decree wl be rrx5sfed against you
thereon by 1efsult
RANKIN & McCRARY.
dtci&-csv Attorneys for PlnIntE
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7 EGAL NOTICE.

To John Msurer:
You are hereby notified that there now pending
the oeee II the Clerk Of The D;ries Cont OF Lee
Cenniy. iowa. at Keekuk. pesitiQn OF Asrgareth
Nanrer, claiming ~ YOU decree for divorce On ac
count OF hzbiua druukersess aud inhuuaI treatment
surh as 10 endAng ger the life of petitioner.
And that ar lees you appear rnd answer plead or
dernur 10 the before noon the second day
Of the the February tern 1854 Of said District Court,
commencing on the frrt Mondsy Of February next,
defstlt win he entered gains VOC nd decree render
ed according " tAe prayer u said petition.
MILLEh * JAEGER.
Attorneys f5r Petitioner.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To John S watson and Margaret Watson:
You will take notice thai thcrs Is file in the
Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee eogn
Iowa, at Keokuk, petition II Samuel +. Miller, c.
n Perry aud Abner Reeves executors Of The Will Of
L.. X. Reeves, decessed cfamrg OF the saii J0ha 5.
Watson the sum q Seven Hundred Dollars money
due Two pronssory notes. and against both OF
you the foreclosure Of certain Mortgage conveying
the fcouiug real estate sost: Lot four A. in Block
twelve (sal CT Reeves aud Perry and William X.
Williams addition, to the City q Keokuk County OF
Lee aud State of Iowa.
Now. therefore, unless you appear thereto and de-
fend before of the second day Of the next
Feeruary term, 1854 of said Court Judgment and de-
cree will be rendered against You By default
RANKIN & McCRAKY,
da1rs-daw Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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e - Asielae, whess ~ bivuunsslk
for the night.
Thus ended ths two days fight, . fight
that hasassunplishsd much for the glory
Of ~ national Arns and..much toward the
destruction Of : wicked power springing
mp in the highway Of civilization.
In closing, wish to make special mem
ton of the conduct of Adjutant Woolsey,
whose GOODNESS. daring and efficiency on
the battle field, were the theme of general
admiration; also, to Lieut.. Geo. W. Deal,
of Co. G, for much valuable aid. wish
further to add that my men exhibited that
courage for which the regiment is dissin-
gaished, and showed proves in The
storm Of war csmmensunte with the high
name of Iova soldiers.
Very respectfully,
CLARK r. WxvER,
Col. Comd'g 18th Iowa, afterwards I'd
Brig, Sd Div, 18th Army Corps.
To 1t. Nicholson, A. A. A. g., ed Brig
ade, DC.
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's

Us1rrp STATES OF AMEEIcA,e
DrsrRtcr or IOWA.
By yiriue Of an execution to me directed issued by
theterk the District Court The United States FOR
the southern division OF The District of Iowa, and
agsinst s. II. Bradley, IN favor Of George Bliss,
have levied upon and will sell TO the highest bid
der al the door OF the Clerks oice of the District
Court Of the United States the District Of lows Of
keokuk in said District, the 2sth day OF January,
A.. D. 1864. between tho hours o! O'Clock. A. II.
and O'Clock p N, Of said day, the following prop
erty to-wt Lot No. IL In Block No. III in Decatur
Cits also the Sc quarter dissection M Township
f6s] Range zeal containing iso acres; all Of The above
property is In Decatur county, Iowa
Taken and levied Epon The properly Of M.
Bradley, to satisfy said writ OF execution.
II. III. Hoxik, U. s. harshsl,
BY H. Fulton, DKPu1Y.
keoknk December %, fse3.-ld4w
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ITO EXCHANGE.
i20 Acres OF land on String Prairie Van Barren
vnship, In this County for improved city property
Ia sokak; The farm has about 50 cultivs
ton, with log and Prime House and other improve
ments.
Enquire of H.B. TEN-EYCk,
kechnk, Nov. ., 1863. Real HI ate Aren't.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice il hereby given that the 9Th day Of De-
c<mber, A. ID 1853, was appointed Administrstor
of the estate of VIM. NJ. q. Torrencs deceased All
those indebted 10 said estate hereby notified to
maize immediate payment 10 me, and those having
claims sgaist said estate to present them according
70 Law. j. w. JOHNSTON, AdministrateIs
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- Every kinA Of Tin ana Yren werk
line, $3.50 pfen4e1y sn rosolpe :
rrA I NeeH nAye-d