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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-08
WHEAT!

w IL II
The subscriber is prepared to purchase the
crop of Wheat at the highest market price Farmers
will find it to their advantage to call at the CHAR
LOTTE STEAM MILLS before selling.
Jany l, 1863 If JN0. WILKES.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-03-08
Wilmingt ton, Charlotte & Rutherford


Fare, six cents per mile. Soldiers going 10 and re-
turning from the army half fare Passengers re-
qured to make the proper change the Ticket Agent
cannot furnish change for every one.
4 Freight Train leaves Cherryve for Charlotte at
Z o'clock, A NJ oG Mondays, and returns same day.
For Passenger Trains transporting Freigts, so per
cent to the tariff rates of freight will be added
V. A. McBEE,
Master of Transportation.
Lincolnton, May 25, 1863.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07
lEE HlCAAu&E ENQUIRER,
,ur.lsuzr 3AIGy, sRhl.NksxL7 AHD IASxLs
rT Tyler & ALLEGRE.
V e Z ID s


r.;:x .>:sz.--For one year, a;sy dollars
,rs;, a;yn:hs, twenty-five dollrrs fer tbtse
,n,-l:,s, s.:cen Gollars. No subscription re.
o.i;.t L.. ::sa tran slrse months.
S,r:::;a6.aY.--sor oIe year, forty dol
,a,. tor six months, twenty dollars; for thres
r,a:,,hs. len 6ollsss. No subscription received
for 1898 tlian three months.
ESsxLy.-Eor one year, twenty dollars for
viz raon:ka. ten LollaGs. No subscription
received for loss than six months.
Agents sud neTs dealers are furnished al
H. raso Of twenty dollars per hundred copies.
sa- Subscribers changing their Post OfioSs,
MIL ;le:usa state tee namo Of tt. Pest Office at
With :teJ ka,e bseu in the b: bi Of receiving
tLs;r raNcrs.
81 1".c papsr will be stopped in al cases
vines !ae tin:e paid for expires, and those who
d. 40! S::si. !e be without tn. paper must look
{. ;his srt rnnew their subscriptions in
lI-..
Suasoaissss whose papers ore marked witt,
>sI - VII urd:.s:sud that their term Of Sub
rori,loa ia about 10 expire, aud will Remit
ylulnrtly ii they ~isA sheir papers continued.
ADVERTISING.
Advertisements viii 10 inserted at tha rate
Of 1so roLLARs yer square, FOR each insertion;
eight lines ccnatitutS q square.
.;n orders must be accompanied by the
eas!.--utharwise thcp will net be attended 10.
ls!tSrs oontlining money are sent at the
r9;S Q! ITO writer's thereof.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07
SORGHUM FLOUR.

We Iaro sample Of thia n,ur, n a lie of the
seed Of Chintss caue, which may be s,cn at
our oaicn. Tho planter who sonds it to ns
had no means Of boiling this four, nor had he
taken If tia hull f the seed before grinding,
tho c,arequencc is, that the Il ,ur las pink
ish color.
T51ss who h.=a lrale q trial OF this excel
lelt l,ur, represent it to 10 an admirabls sub.
ltitnts for buckwheAt. D!io into hoe cGke it
is very saTory bread. 1s is likely to oome
into very general uae, if prepared, like whent
fur. by boiling The prize OF which il can
be tfsrcd in lnnrkrt, n,sy bs assumed at Sis
pr $50 per rack. But as IN acre Of Sorghum
yiclis from 30 to 81 bushels. $40 sack would
he q remunerat1g price. The production OF
this grain, the present year, iu Georgia, must
amount to five millions Of bushels. We have
this great supply OF food To fall back upon, in
tho event Of u deficiency Of the common ce-
reals, v heat and maize.
The season for buck wheat cakes comes in
next month, with frost. Let the lovers OF this
b,e,d Try the sorghum fonr. Il is represent
ed as Icing very sirila. when prepared as the
former is.
Asa substitute for coffee no parched grain
CT vegetable ordinarily used as substitutes is
ut ali equal to srgEum seed. Aud what is
still more valuLb.e to EucH, in the pres ehi
ssarcity of sugar, 4 email quantity Of the syrup
boiled with gr.uad seed makes the coffee sub
stitue very pheasant ond 7ala.abls.-l SIVau-
nah Republic u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07

A woman presented herself at the ceu!rbl
polio, station, Chicago, the other day. ard
ccmplaiusd thai, though she bal TWO hus-
lands in ,hs army, sho could get no relief
from eiths- The county OF city war .ommii-
tee.
A d,ckr's wife attempted to move him ''y
her ,ars "Ahw said he, "tears ore Useless,
have analysed them. Tkey contain little
phosphate OF lime, some chl1rate OF sod'aro'
and water"
A recent African traveller says: "a cAr III
bsl is not necessarily ferocious. He eau Ill
follow. creatures. not because he la.ss them.
bn. because he loves them"
DssrarrRs FRcx SnrRIDAn.-Nine.7 de-
se,ters from sheridan's Army of Lyocl.-
burg" wsre received in Lynchbu,S BY the
Orange ears Friday night.
A Dutohmsn being called upon for toast
ssid "Herc is to do heroes who ft, bled AND
died at the Pstsis Of Puuksr Hil-of WHOM
an ono"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07
CAPT. RICHARD P. MCCORMICK

Died, ut the residence Of Mr.. James Vs1a-
bio, in the oily Of Petersburg, Oh Wednesday,
The 2lst of September. 1854, at half past four
o'cloak, P. NJ, Capt. RICHARD P. McCoRnIcK,
of tie Fifth Alab ina Batialiun, in the % h
year CT his a ;e.
Captain Mccormick, tho son of Darrell s.
and Mary P. Mccormick, wss bora in Prince
Edward county, Virginia. on the llth day u
November, 1886 In 1857 be remurtd TO Sum
ter county, Alabama, aid st the beginning Of
the yur was engaged in business ct Gaines
yille. lie volunteered ia tho first company
raised in that Part Of ths country, which was
orderad 10 Virginia cary in June, 1861. On
the % I'd CT September, leG3, he Was appoin.e
Lieutenant 10 his company, for gal antry and
good conduct in the battles ofsscoud Manassas
and usrpef's Ferry. In tho latter he was
sliehsly wounded uea!nos: immcdia.oly rc-
siened this position to accept commission ns
Csptain and Assistant Q lartsrrnaster ot the
| Fifth Alabama Battalion, 20 who: he had been
appointed some montbs before.
When called to take part in defence II the
South. be did 30 with slacrity. asa soldier in
the ranks he distinguished himself by good
conduct in the camp, AID gslantry in the field.
As sn officer he was careful and attentive, con-
seientioubly devoting bis whole time to the
| discharge VI his duties, and earnestly seeking
by every means in his power to render tho col
disrs of his command comfortable ard happy.
Although Capt. Mccormick had resided but q
fsv ycsrs in Alabama, he leaves large circle
of friends to deplore his loss. liz came among
| Us in the flower Of his aye, young, ardent AID
happy. His manu era were easy. open and er
eaeins; his mind quick, clear, we'll balanced
Vieorous and cheerful. Ills wit wss. lively,
sparkling with humor, 20: unbarbsd with the
leas. tincture of malice. Kind ard generous
to fault, he was tsnderly regafd;nl of the feel
ings Of his associates, taking care never 10
wound the sensibilities of any with whom ne
came in contact.
Yielding with an easy grsc, to the generous
and flowing impulses Of young manhood;
surrounded by all that can render life h.ppy
| or desirable, bis conduct wss always olstlI-
] guisbe ed By that harr, moderation and cheer
ri aobrietY, wbir,. ;..o tho suress indications
of sound princi; 81, and hsrbingers Of SUCCESS
and wide ext. led Influence in Life.
| l. ia but natural that such man should be
tho centre Of warm affections, an object Of de-
voted love, of faithful friendship, and of high
hopes 70 bis family and friends. His place,
ALA! cannot be filled either at the social circle
the vacant iteside, or tho place Of Office.
So rare are such meo, that to have known
and enjoyed the society Of one, renders it 81
most certain that We will not meet his like
again. The void may in some sort bs hl!ed;
oonsolng Time may sssusge the sorroWs OF
bleeding hearts; but ss kinsmsn, fflend'
citizen and soldier, ws shall know nun nc
more forever. v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07
THE KEY TO RIG iiMU..
Az SUNG By OEH. U. 8. GRANT.


We fad tae following poetic effuoioa il
recent issue of tho Eufan (Ala.) "Spirit 81 I
S1n;h:'
I've looked for lc! thess many day.,
And cen. out meu en- many ways,
To find tho Key to Richmond.
But they. with one accord sgres,
Twas found aud hid By old man Lse,
70 Keep mo back from Rioh.uond,
Old Abe is mad at my delay,
And wants to know what is to pay.
What keeps mo out Of Rioumond2
lie Gays my troops are very brave,
And DON'T hold back, my men to save,
Ba. forward on to Richmond.
lie does rot know what it has cost,
70 fnd this Key Mcclellan lost,
Ia trying FIRST Tor Richmond.
Ols hundred thousand men, at least,
And those they killed up fort Beast,
e my attempt for Richmond.
told old Abe IN words 81 fne,
That would eight upen this line"
al lsaat q year Tor Richmond.
Dns this internal eusS, old Lee,
Hs looked tho road up with the Ksy,
And kept me- ont cf Richmond.
Pve tried snother,-L.e Is there
wish old Aba was here to share,
This pleasant trip TO Richmond
Us'd find the lcck was hard to pick,
Aud rebels they we're very thick
That guard the road to Ri'hlnoad.
S:m3 other plan must now be found,
10 travel DER tais sacred ground.
The bloody path to Richmond.
Tho only way that I Can ase,
Is,-ground cur arms, aud ask friend Le' !
Ia smiling tonos and peaceful Key,
To Ict I'd look at Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07
ObltuaTy.

DIED, at the residence Of Col. g. A. Schwsrz'
man, nesr Keysvil!e, Va, on Friday. the 3O!h Of
September, 1854, ALBERT GALLATfN ALLsGRE
son of W B. Allegro Of R chmond, aged piact-ei
yoars and two months.
With upralenting hand D ,sth has again inTs'
ded the inmcst shrine of the domett.c c rel, aud
taken away the youngsst idol-one in whom
were clustered charms and grices that endeared
him +, ALL He was dutiiul son, cheripte
brother, vi hose sweet disposition, gentl:nts, aL'
purity of hent drew around him many valued
friends-fur, to know him was to love him.
God loves the bright snd shining ones
He cullI the fsirest flowers
Tho purest hearA-the noblest sou'g,
To grace tn immortal bower;
And oil We have to soothe oar WOO
In lhs dark world, Is eiveu
BIZ Hope, which tells us, gs should kao.
That We shall meet In Heaven
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07

Brass AID IRON GUNs.-Acco,dinG to Mar
unons's Spirit of Military Institutions, the
advantage Of brass ordnance over iron, until
tho invention Of the Armstrong end Whit
worth guns, has bs,n tha. they wore lighter
than it Was supposed iron ones of the same
cal.b:o could bs cast With put danger OF burs-
ting. Now it is known, howe,er, that from
ten u twelve discharges in an hour are con-
sidercd the gressess number of shot, that
ought 70 be made from brass gun, while the
intentions Of Er Wentworth aud Sir William
Arm. rfong are able 10 Withstand large amount
of firing. which, conpied with their great light
ness, afJrding easy facility Of transport, their
tenaci.y Of material, precision Of fire, extent OF
range and reduced charges, will eventually
cause the entire dis placement Of the brass gun.
Tho cannon is the third indispensable arm in
warfare, and it, efficiency always depends
upon II organic .tion and the principles upon
which the latter is based.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07

A5olit:or:It. They ara both links in the same
SAUSAGE. mode ir,m tie Same deg"
Mr. ROLLING, of Missouri, sail: II love cur
Southern friends. They are noble, brave
nui chisalrous people, although they are try
iEg to hreat up tho Government"
Sir. Hanna, Of Indiana, vas heavy on Ban
Butler, a;id poured over his devoted Lead such
vennmons SLIM a. this:
ny whom w"s Lincoln supportsds Promi-
nen. smong Lis supporters is Butler, hAlf
dsT;i 0ne quarter hG.,t. mud less tlan one.
f3urtj: h~n'ac, hcG2,:Sc b5 tho prince Of hell,
hewsa irnm tie rct,on ", ND of cr:m,, and
thrown III tho lisp Of civilization d.furmcd,
unfinished wretch. lie was sent before his
slime into tLis breathing world, less than half
made up. and is go hasolu!-lookiDg that the
doga ba;k Of him ss be pss,es BY"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07

SINGULAR CrsToM.-An auction for unner.
ried ladiss used - lake place annually in B by
lon. In every district, Gays the historian, they
assembled on certain day OF the year al v.r:
eirs of msrriseeable age. The most 5:aut" al
was FIRST put ur, and tSs man who bid tine kiRh.
EFT or the largest sum, gained the poss' -.
her. The second in personal appearance TO-
l,wej, and the bidders gratifed tbens -!vcs win
handsome wive s according t, the d'pth or ho's
purses, But alas it seems there were i'll ,ey
lon come ladies' for whom no money was lie
to be tfered, yet these we're also dispo ed Ct,
40 provident were the Baby lonians Who
the beau fol virgins wero s:lj, the cIi nderco
ths mcst deformed to stsLd up and aftsr h" bsi
openly demanded who would marty her. ":'i r
ANAL sum she was at length adjuiicst,J " u
man who would be sstith-d with the .sss:; ana
in this manner the money arising from ,bs s,'.e
of the handsome, served as 4 portion TO iho7e
that wer, Of d ssgyeesbls look5. or that had any
other ion perfection. This cu.tom prevailed about
four hui i el years before Ch'iss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07

TALL FIcnrtxd.-Of the $4,000 musktts
collected tr,m the battle field Of Gsttys31,g,
saws a Yankee paper, "a. 900 were found to be
losied, l2 600 containing two loads, and 5000
from three to ten loads each. 1u many IN
atanoes ha,f dozen balls vera driven in o. q
charge Of powder. In some cases the former
possessor lal reversed the usual order, plac-
ing the la!I ut the bottom Of the barre! aud
the powler on top.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07

C1rp on the 29h OF Hay last at the house OF Mr. Herry
E. usri in the els. year Of LIS age, &c geant WALTtR
spEaps, Of wound received in battle at spossI i'ana
court House.
A.ayery early age be entered, a. volunteer, troop
of cavalry raised n Pevhatsn county, OF which he vas
member Al the une OF his desh He Wa manly nna c1SI
s.on, ~ engaging u m.upt%s and exemplary LIE. Inc
~ ~ devoted fstner the only brotbsr OF sttaeaeo
S.r be ads another shs list OF sslaOt ,yr and
.L.a .n.my have cruelty l1scted from tho people
OF The south The memory Of his virtues tna tho .;us =
hopes hS give furnish hs.ng if To. :. aaa ~ q. h
hs,. him in The hearts Of The patriotic sad s
aass eAH'a''a H'A FRI1p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07
DIED.
Sergeant Walter Spears.

r,rp, os,.ho, 4.h, F. R. ANDEas0H. son Of the lat
Irearricx Anderson. In Che % year ef bib age
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07

: THE BRArE.-Around the nations sscrihcial
altar entwiue fresh wr,ashs Of evergreen, and
awake In melancholy numbers sad anthems for
ths braye-ths brave ths. ara no more.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07

"Truth stranger than f,:ion"-shs d1smls !,
sal Of brigsiler general from the on''eo
Safes service for lying.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07
MARRIED..

MARRIED. On e. 2sh espteoer at the residence Of the
br;dti. fntber by the Rev John b. FdSsrds ROB aRT
KI.TLEY, Esq, Of Fluv snaa unity, Vs,to EMMA ",
oaly daughse. Major Louis j. B9''itux OF 'hi ciS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07

SENT TO rnr CAsrLs.-A citizen OF Rich
mend, calling himself David W. Hughes, was
commieei to Castle Thunder yesterday,
charged with aiding persons to escape 70 the
enemy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07

s;yssrnE - Ttis popular place Of amuse-
Lent Will be raopartd in low asyS' WIZ:
,ao CID comrsny, with several valuable aaal
,;9.s, w!l: bo rc-oreanizsd, under ehe manage.
neut cf Mr. E. r. D alton, who is temporarily
detained in this city by the severe IN hsposi-
,ion OF bis wifa. His superior abilities as an
a,or, added to bis large experience as Q man
sgsr, qualify him aLovo sill others ior the posi-
t5c, srd We doubt not th; t under bis manage
nsnt, tho Theatre will be rendered popular
aud plsusau: place If resort for oil IN seafon o
arlustp:nt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07

&c. Irtn,.-Pa. Maiden vas arrested yes.
ie.dsy by ,ih;eIs B b5 un1 5. Adams and
plac.i H. t &c lswer staten housr. unon charge
VI s;eali.g oac mu!c. vaiu:i ~ stGoo; tho ! to
party oi tlexGaDlaGer"s State. ..limotny
Bret @. dssHush MsG'rjy,, wtIa oaese,
Gagged with receiving Ole mnis, Knowing tne
same to have tean stolen. .Davy k90,. son'
Was locked up upon ctarga ct striking E.i1a-
beth Harris With rock. a man named lssac
a. Goddin was also Gagged, charged ~'se nav
10. C. wash bowl, valued nt $50, belins'Dg 20
Andrew J. E,rry. knowing TIE sam% to Ie
stolen rr,p,rty. The above pafs'oS Will 'o'ne
bs(,ro tho Mayor this morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-07

To LoUIsIAEIANa.
Refugee families from Louisiana, or persona
now in business in the Confsdsrscy, residents
of Nav Orleans before tho war, arc request
al to send their addresses and post Offices to
tb. IL Louisisns Home" in this city.
A book, with the names and present so'
a,..s of ,uoh Louisisnians ss have bsen driven
from The State is kept for reference, in Ofdo'
to ansxsr tho enquiries Of soldiers in the
armv, or those visiting Richmond as 70 tn
present abode oftheif friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-17
GHERlFFS SALE.

~ STArE eF lows. LYE GcuSrY-ss
Bs virtue n spectral execution AIr-etszi isss,el
hF tae tIera II the District trt Il sd county in ~
Of en Bank 81 Mar iani. and against HusA 7 E.ad
afH also decree aglust Albert els sid o:der- therein
nsia'd hsve levied uen Afd Will sell t. hr t glest
sieI. ~ the front door Of the Clerks ufce u the DIS
frif Court II lcuuntr Iowa K4oknk in sail eant-
T. on The Z n day vi February A. D. ise4 between the
henrs 4 sscl-k A. " and oeosk +. NJ ts,fnnaecng
NJ eiaeS ~ q said day. the following property To-
VII: SFfh-wesi quarter VI Seetioa fstetn IL AMI the
slt- ST quarter q section hfeeh us. all in Township
sixseven 67 north o Ran r. seven iii west viii The
ItfsiroN efii enIs thereon. Va Lee c9nnty Iewa.
Taken levied upsn anil ~ le sold hs order of Court to
satisfy Ss3d Wit VI exesnEien
heekuk, Jan. -. 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers as - 9a- Sheriff III Lac 10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-17
NHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE or Iowa. LEE EouSrY-es
BY virtue Of special execution TO nse directed issue.
" iAe Clerk u tnr District Court u SAID county ia vc.
q Turner Wilson Co. and Converse Harding II Co. and
against Hugh a. smiley haseieyiei upon and will sell to
The highest bidder. at the front door the ter office al
the District Court Of Lee county Iowa at keokuk In said
county Oh the 9TH day of March, A. D. ls64 the
hours of o'clock A VI. and o'clock p NJ commencing
al clock F. NJ OF said day, the following property e.
VII: twenty ~ feet front tifth STREET by one hun
drea ieet Vol deep out Of lots and in block &C. com
meneng NJ point the line OF lot seven and Fib
street hundred feet from johnson street and FORTY
feet from the alley running through block Sd thence on
the e OF lot and Filth street said aIey twenty
feet thence at right angles to 9Th across lots AMI
!" ot = IN block 90 one hundred feet along The
hhe o. i"ts and johnson st ~ feet thence across
lots eight and seven the line of lot on Fifth stree
at The l~nt OF beginning in the city heokuk conn
~ Iowa. for the payment Of first the Judgment III Tr
nsr WILSON, CO. secondly, the amount due Converse
Harding Co. and any oyerplss to Margaret C. Davies
Taken levied upon and 10 be sold hy esler Of court Il
satisfy said writ OF execution.
Printers Fee 81 So ISRAEL ANDERSON
htnknk- Jan, -. 1904. Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-17
GHERIFF7S SALE.

~ srtrx iowa LFR Co.'S
~ virtue 4 Special execution directed is-siei
IA fAf tlefk ~ the District Court ri said favor
" tren SAT-. AMI &Hnt Gesrze Hilton and others
have leSis upon and will sell - the highest bidder IL
ihs treat a4 pf tlse Clerks sre u the District
- county i9wa- at h"okHk IN saia county the 18th
"a u AaTct. A. d. 1894 between Ihe hours clos K
$ = i a" fsts r. X casaiiialfng ~ oelsek ?. N.
SAL sas tie following frefets. tswit; TIE southwest
4<ste Il tt- ssaitwrs quarter Il thu southwest eBaT-
ts5 II seeti.a tWehtg-x - taR5-ilrs .axfsase lG5L
North Il rais-e hse s. west. containing To- acres
IA ~ ~ ifss lp i1e eoauts faN&.
fakru leyjtvi eTn. isl - - =ld - order 4 court 10
satisfy td vEg 81 execution
Printer Fee - ~ I~RtEI ANDERSON
fftEuk Ssn =, - Sheriff 4 LIE 60 Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-17
GHERIFFS SALE.

~ srsgE CF lows. LEE CouSrr-ss
BY virtue Of special to me directed i->ued
y the Clerk Of tine District Court of county i'm favor
q fsasi whitney and against A. A Saain and also
derree against A. X Cotton and others therein nan1
have levied aud will sell the highest bidder at the
fFnt door of the Clerks ce e the district Cour. If Lee
county Iowa. at kepknk in sad county the day
Of February A. D. 1854, between the hours II rlck
u and . clock 7. NJ commencing oelock p NJ OF
SAIL day the .po~inr property, to-wit 81 seres
on the east side u thenartwest quarter If the south
east quarter Of Section twenty M the quar-
eT % the northeast quarter VI the southeast qnartsr 81
said Section fRenty-one, Township sixty-fve t6S)
north u Range i've 81 west, in Lee county, Iowa
containing fifteen u land ai being part II the wy
mex farm purchased q W D b. Lynch by said whitney
or 70 much nasy bs necessary.
Taken levied upun ana to Le sold v order Of cpuYt n
satisfy said writ VI execution.
heokuk. Jan. = ls6s. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printer 5 Zee = 90 Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-17
GHERIFFnS SALE.

~ rrATE ~ IovA. Lee CerS~r-ss
ks virtue q special execution directed is.54-j
tS The Clerk a the District Court county in favor
q Thomas iafls sni against Charles Huh,ea K fsrd
- " feFd ard also Jcstee sgnss August Stern md
othef- therein naf have ievis upon and til sa to
To hgiie-f hatr II the front deer 81 the Cfks Office
q tiie bisrict Court d Lee county Iowa heeknk
ss4a county ~ TIRE = IN day II February 4. y. Iss. r..
fvefn the hoarx - cCiock 4 ". aud .-ciaek 2 NJ
commencing az grlxk Il. NJ u said dav tbs folIov Il :
fTf+ffs tAN{{s Thirty VI feci fronting IN banesan
sfsst by sixty 90 feet In defih in LIT NJ wrve u in
i'sA tatfts ighf - ih the tiy Of heskuk, u
5e4 hA fhF west ilrty Nv e* q the franf tni sixty
sst tsA - sail leot " 80 much ~ tav b. aecSary
Taken levied afsn. std T. D. sold " order il court IL
satisfy saa4 writ ei ~ctiiyn.
htskHk. Jan - l~st IsRAFf ANDERSON
frIntsrse Zee & 49, sheriff Il L.. o. Iewa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-17
GHERIFFS SALE.

~ SrATE or iowa, LIZ Corvrr-es
BY virtue Of special execution to directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county in y
Of Henry R. Dickinson and against James L. Estcs and
also decree against Amanda Estes and others therein
naned) have levied upon and will sell to the highest
bidder fhe front door of the Clerks Oce of the Dis
tct Court If Lee County Iowa. at Keekuk in said conn
~, the q day Of February A. D. 1894 between the
hours u o'clock A. u. and O'Clock r. NJ commencing
O'clock p NJ Of said day, the following property to-
wit; Lots a. and twelve ~ Block 81 In Reids'
Addition to the City Of Keokuk Lee county Iowa.
mseh ~ may he necessary
Taken levied upon and 70 be sold BY order Of court
satisfy said writ 81 execution.
Ksdkuk, JAn4 -, 1oeA I6kAkL ANDAR60N.
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