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A DRUNKEN SENATOR
Illinois DIsgraced in the u. 8. Senate
bYa Whisky Biont.


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correspondence u ms ene1nna" 1a Iomae ~ ,ss,
WAs1uaGToS, Jan. ~ 1oo4-
SENATOR RICHARDSON OF ILLINOIS.
It would be reall amusing, if It were not
thoroughly disgusting, to witness the drunk
en- yagaries Of the gentleman Whose name
heads this paragraph, as le reels about from
place to place III the Capitol building; drunk
at morning, drunk at noon, and 'drunk at
night; drunk n his seat, ana drnnE ON q o.
LIS scat; drunk at' asscmbiy and dfunk at
ad1onr1n;ment: AS he passes Ihe street e9fnels }
re hat!e poJs Polnt thelr nngeIs ~ nls & otoat-
81 1nSasa ahq " nock a us bt rnn rotcr
y 5a eno aIeGe ~ Type o a. nta @ apnSer a1'd
tun HE ma1kng t1g '9to ene Gnhs9 hx nnIre h % tho
t,,actment ~ r. iors ~ @nrcrn n ereat nation
ecd. indeed. to think that bis voice should be
as potent In the decision OF nomentous
questions, as t9at t. 81 M; sumner, NJ ,sa oa any y
otnE IT, a,n"ao q ~ ifnte stotes seno1or
raId TO roor drunken fool ike him; and
fad, indeed, to see half Of the great State Of
i
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were received LAST week and ets less thsn tho r..
celpts OF tho corresponding week OF the last vcar
The daily recepss ut the vss1ousl yard., compare ~
fnlInE1.
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a daughter Of Mr.. William Frost, Of Bell
yue, Iowa, committed suicide at TINT place,
last Monday morning, by drowning in the
Mississippi river. In the early part Of the war
ler brother whom she veEymuch loved, Joined
the 10th Illinois regiment and was killed with
many others at the great railroad disaster.
| His decth was severe nttliction to her, but no
enc noticed that 1t Ind affected the sounslness
| Of her mind, until the morning on which sha
committed the fatal deed. That morning she
What agftated.' Soon atter breakfast she left
the house, unnoticed by her friends, went to
the river and plunged ia at an opening in the
ice. The body has not been recovered.
| A letter which she Lad directed to her IA
| ther. Was found In the house In which she sta
! ted that the boys In the army from Bellvue
were coming home to see their friends, and
| that ete did not want to live to see them, as
her dear brother could not come with them.
Tie was an activc member OF the Soldiers
Aid Society and manifested deep Interest In
tie comfort and welfare Of the soldiers In the
field.-Galena ddreltise,, Jts,.. 20.
Dress 6f nm Ens1Ish bride of Quality.
Mr.. Alexander Hugh Barring, N. F., was re-
Gently married to the Hon Leonora Caroline
Digby, daughter of Lord Digby. The we'd
ding dress Of the bride is thus described in m
English journal:
The bride Hus attired in dress of the rich
est white gros antique, trimmed with ruches
covered with bouillons OF tulle, with tunic
of magnificent Brussels point lace, looped up
with 6oqnets Of orange flowers, the body and
sleeves covered with Brussels point lace to
correspond, wreath Of orange flowers and
veil OF Brussels point lace to match the tunic,
with diamond necklace and earrings.
One Step Taken.
We learn that President Lincoln has sent
10 Cor. johnson large number Of copies Of
the oath Of amnesty, bound in volume for
preservation, and tie necessary certificate to
be Issued, after it has been taken by the
voter. These have arrived, and been receIy-
cd by the Governor, and Of course the work
Of administering the oatl will be begun i'm
mediately. >
We learn thatthe President is exceedingly
anxious that the work Of Reorganization
should be begun at once, or Us soon rs prac-
ticable, and We presume that Gov. johnson
will prcmulgate the regulations which will
be necessary, within few 1ays.-Naaspiae
Utden, Jar. q.
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MI. George Augustus sala, sent ont to thi
country ns the correspondent Of. the London
Eharoph, tthc daily having the greatest cir
culation in that city, has written three letters
which have come across the Atlantic In his
last he gives his observations on Congress,
which are on The whole, very favorable, not
withstanding Mr. sala's tendency to caricaturc
his subjects. He was present at the organiza-
tion ofthc House Of Representatives, Of which
he saye, having in Lis mind the opening Of
Par]iament:
This was all. The school was ut work !:
the machine was running. There was no bias
ting of trumEcts, no boWing and scraping Of
court creatures, stuck NIL oTer with gold laco !;
no dangling Of ribbons, no glittering OF stars;
ncr was there my unsccmly nelter skciter
rreh Of members from one House to the other
to hear 4 speech read. To me the spectacle
was not tamc. When the rowdyism is to
begin-if to begin it is destined-when the
Numbers are to ect to abusing or cowhiding
one another, or exchanging imputations Of
cowardicc, medacity, fraud and drunkenness,
do not know, Everything which l beheld
appeared to nc thoroughly modest, simple
and noblc--thc free citizens ofa great conf
luonwealtl1 setting about the task Of gov
crning Themselves, and doing It seusibly and
well.
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The total receipts Of Beef Cattle for the week ending
to-day amouas according to the daily returns posted
On change, to 1850 Thls ia 3,sil head les3 shaa
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


SATURDAY EyESrz0, Jan. 50, 1861.
The receipts Of Lve Hogs snd Beef Cattle nt the
various yazds ID the city during tho week ending
day, compare a. follows Wit. tho previous weeks
slnce Qct.3. 1Eki:
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from the Peoria TRANSCRIPT e9th.1
There Is hut htte graln coming Into the city now,
though anlte enough To supply The demand a. buyers
ate of 70 means eager. Torn has been 6roa&nt tnto
again. the Lolder beng unable to find buyer upon
61Y3hfng HkH rtasaunllt ter1nH
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baltimore Provision 1Inrtfet-1n1. 49,
elncc tic heavy transactions reported yeateray In
oacon. no movement Of importance has tEanspred.
ut $22s g %: old do at s3ann3211 90, and new prime
mefs 81 old bacon shoulders ss sH9SAci
n1c: bnlk thoaldcrs ct skc: sides at 19h@1oAc;
p!ceiea 41ms at 1SS: suEar-cored do at Cty
m tne Al > -
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ReaEed-1n the absence OF sales we can only. give
the aaklug prices nonded was held at 81, S9Nct rs
rer 9nal,tE. Eree Oh, 4sesec.
,rss G1j1eTSog!nal M It baik. ls@1ac a barrels
what they are worth. few days Will most :9ly
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Rates to DunEtk, 2Hc 100 os. less than to Buzz
when shipped BY, Ill rail-.


With tie limited receipts Of the market during the
present week. there has been the absence of that
tive competition to which We have beeH recently &C.
customed in the earlier part Of the week this WAS
especially prominent but with all the quotations Of
last Saturday were fully sustained up to Friday
ming, and to-day the demand has been more active,
with IN advance Of ln@t5c On medium 10 prime quail.
itIes. =
The following ,sre tho quotations Of the value Of
Live Hogs At the clcee OF the taily market this
evening:
fr1me 70 extfA qualtes $36G966
Medium 70 PRIME Qnautles-... .....-..... 52gS5.s5
Common to edlGm.................-.. :. 4.SG4a3
SATURDAY ETkgNa, Jan. 9Q,-We are another week
to the termination OF the present Hog season
which, With the rapidly decreasing supply OF Live
Hogs. would appear not to be very far distant. Stu
the most superficial observer OF the market Will not
fall to have observed respects the present
season presents pecuarities distinct from all pre-
ylous ones. This is especially Observable In the
relative proportions OF Lire Dressed Hogs recev.
ed and formerly. In review Of this uarketfor
last week, 1t will be seen that although the supply OF
Live Hogs showed considerable decrease, a. con-
pared with the corresponding week OF tho previous
seakon, that with the increased number Of Dressed
Hogs received, there was balance Of ~ par cent In
favor ofast week aEainst the corresponding week Of
1859 Very similar results appear in the receipts OF
the present week. but still more In its favor,
pared with the corresponding week of1sss will be
seen from thr following figures:
live Hogs received this 070
Orapa 1lorA received this week ......u..,..$51i
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PARTICULAR NOTICE

nte7s a5s 3 many n sod under the
cnespsss WHISKY or common rum. costing fom 70 "a
% cfnta per Ealion the taste dtsRuieed ~ Art:a -
Corfander Seed. ~ N0' W
IRIS Glass OF B3tter9 hiss caused and will rnptinr J.
cause, as long they can be sold hnndrrda - - -
death Of the drunkard By ther nae H. se.ea< 1 ~ =
Kept continually under tha fntfuenca - fnsha,i
stnsnis of tha worst kind tic dsfe for S onop
a:tendans upon dfunEa1d's liz and as.th a Se ho5ro
Of them 3 0A.A oeosa- oFHAfs
Attention. so1dierz, ard r-;.,, .g.,,.
Ne cal the attention OF all having reiations o.,
1f1enas N LIT ne ax1ny to tho fact that "H0OFLAND1
Induced b. esposuree md pfiyations neiden to raI
nfe In the Lists. published almost dsiiv ~ tha - 49,
papers be Arrival of dc acS, Il 4 s 81 !au noess
IT, Every Of teat End can be reaailY cured 81
sozaers Of The digestive organs ars speedilY femoY
ed. We have no 6esitanon In statIng that II thest
Bitters we're freely used ANON. ur snter hunirsds
Il 1es might be saved taas oSaefEise Vii Se ioss
well antheuttcat.d rn-e ~ nna ~ ~ IA heroeS
whose Ile to use Ill avn 1anrn.re ~ ahss heen eaYe
W Wv o''Se3s' Pa11.nE1pa1a. AM. q. 1854
Nrasz. 1ox~. r. 49,. ,vsu e.n nt1sns". ron,
Haotara: 1oszs EYASs; Metsa tEe hs9t
ia ~ nnit !ses aas tssSS1 * IT
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The First National Bank Of Bryan tOhio). will soon
60 into operation with captal stock OF S5oao0 The
President ID u. A. Stevens; Cashier. a. J. Treselet
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present quotations TEoUrQuict and UNCHANGED.
ous quotations firm and unchanged. CopT1sH-
r. rood demand md very rm. At present quotations
at present quotations. Picked Herlngs In fair sup
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see that Signature Of &C. u. JACKSON" L. On IL
WRAPPER Of each bottle.
Price Per Bottle, IS Cents,
Or Half DOG. for 84.OO.
Should the neofest druggist not haya the n,se,e d.
not be put OF BY any Of the Intoxicating prepsrsons
saat may be offered n Its pAce but send to u.s. and
will forward, securely packed. By express.
Principal 0f1lee and Mandatory
No. 81 ARCH 8TREET,
JONES Sc EVANS
{successars to c. II. JACKSON Co-} PtopI4esoee.
Il 8Tafe esfeet, Chicago. Ii.
r. Foo sale BY all Druggists aud pSatefs T. SyeS
town u tho United States, sD2fn1HN0'A&SR%
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HIDESNWith III, iiruinnation IL the liberal supply
of the market want q ETnsffa 70 WSe
in decline Of Kc % green spd & cured ~ Hdes, s1 md
y ~ + % ou fnr fhese the old prices still
IN Hon4 inqatsnccs htipg obtained- Weauote:
Green Country. trimmed. ,''''-.'..' SH95x
Green. part cured, 19ifx
Dry Salted, 9o-..s''''''''''t''''''.'i -
n Eli do. 4&A
Et9 9 IN tt!,f 134Ai3X
EfT md faM Nurr1ln8. 3lQ
f;11hhV. price.
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tafh fa7 s6in1IalH alHI3sSAFFLKs q 1sFe deaTna aTa
41ats s1pply ps1ces rule very nrn Tending upwards
,m;;e ~ EGG demand but The SIMPLY T. n ofs o
pakeo q T.. AAIsLNa md CuRBAxrs ia st"adf SID
~ ana oemand Market tolerabfy dEm a pfeseas
QuotaNoos. fAaPuEERIEs and CHERRIES II %lmost
l.0ElQAl supply 1t nteaeot daot atiors. we q10sa:
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CFFIuE or GtLR4HT HuAnARD d COL
Cor Wells anu South Water sss-

Cor. Wells and South Water ses-
-: CHICAGO, Jaa- Ath, 1861. }
have htcn familiar with the Wheefer L Wilson
Machine Ter long time have used all the dlItreut
Checks, Leather. Brush and Loop controller.
have used yt ur Improvement for the leet three
months. working exclusively EegimCDkl1 kik Ags
on this work 4and doubt rot ot1ler) It Ia emit
nently superior to anything with which I AN ac-
qualnteds
j. L. BATON.
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Total live End dressed this weck...,...
Total receipts week kpreyIous...+......
Tota1 corresponding week in 1868. S......
Kecespts from Get. !, 1858 Till Jan 80,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-26
OHERIFF,S SALE.

~ Stare OF Iowa, LEE Co.'S.
By virtue Of special execution me directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court saii county in yor
OF Hiram Barney and against Jacob Eyerhart land also
decree against l. Harbine. A. b. Porter IAnrip Dewey
James Harlan, Robert Wilson, J. A Mcdowell CleVhorn
Harrison, and Kersey q ALL have levied upon and
win sell to the highest bidder mt the front door OF the
Clerks office Of the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa at
keokuk, in said county the 5th day Of March, a. D.
1854 between the hours Of o'clock 4. ~ and O'Clock
r ~ commencing at O'Clock of said day the fol-
quarter Of section nine o Of township sixty-seven (6
north, Of range five 90 west, in Lee county, Iowa
Taken esed upon, and to DO sold BY order OF court TO
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Printers Fee q bo1 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
keokuk, Feb. 4th, '64. Sheriff of Lee Co., Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-26
CHERIFFS SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa, LEE Cos.
By virtue Of special execution to me directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court OF said county In favor
OF j. H. Butler, aad against John A. Patterson and
decree against o. p Ingham and T. D. Inehan.) have
levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder the
front door OF the Clerks office n the District Court 81 Lee
county, Iowa at Keokuk, In said county. the 5tay
Of March, A. D. 1854 between the hours Of O'clock In
and o'clock ~, commencing at o'clock r of sasd
day. the following property twit Lot No nine 49, in
block No seventy 0 In the city Of Keokuk Lee county
Iowa. -
Taken levied upon and to Be sold BY order Of court to
satisfy said writ OF execution
Printers Fee 81 so. IsRAEL ANDERSON
Keokuk. Jan. 70 a. Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
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SheriH7s Sales.
GHERIFFS SALE.
GHERIFFS SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ STATE OF Iowa. LEE Co-ss
By virtue Of special execution directed ssued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of county in favor
Of Marietta Hughes and against Seth l. Barnurn have
levied upon and will sell the highest bidder at the
front door Of the Clerks Office Of the istret Court of Lee
county Iowa at keokuk In said county, the Iath day
Of March, A. ID, 1864 between the hours OF clock A m
and O'clock p NJ commencing at o'clock D. m of said
day. the following property, to-t Lot twelve l2f in
deck ten lo, In Reeves Perry Williams Addition to
the city Of keoknk. Lee county, Iowa. with the improve
ments thereon. s
Taken levied upon and TO be sold by order of court to
satisfy said writ Of execution. Z = , :
Printers Fee II SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON
heokuk, Feb 10 d. Sheriff of Lee Co. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-26
GHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa, Lxs CouSrY-ss
by virtue OF special execution TO directed issued
by the Clerk of the District Court of county, in favor
Of Turner, Wilson To- and Converse Harding Co.. and
against Hugh IT, Smiley have levied upon and will
the highest bidder at the front door Of the Clerks office
the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa. Keokuk In said
county, the 9Th day Of March, A. b. 1s6 between the
hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock z. NJ commencing
at o'clock ~ Of said dsy, the following PROPERTY 20
wit: Twenty % feet front Fifth street by one hun
dred ieet ev deep out of lots and in block 3D. com
menrng ut point the line Of lot seven and Fiffh
Sfreet one hundred feet from johnson stree, and forty
feet from the alley running through block Sc thence on
the line OF lot and Fh street said alley tw entv
ee thence at right angles to 9th and
70 LOT in block 80 hundred feet thence along the
line OF lots and toward johnson 10 feef
lots eight rs sdseven the line lot on Fifth street
at the point of beginning in the city Keokuk
ty Iowa, FOR the payment of first the Judgment Of Tur>
ner, Wilson Co. secondly, the due Converse
Harding Co. and any oyerplus to Margaret C. Davies
Taken levied and to be sold by order Of court
satisfy said writ OF execution.
Printers Fee 81 So ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Keokuk, Jan. -, 1894 sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-26
CHERIFFS SALE.

~ SrAr1 or Iowa, LEE Co.--ss
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county in favor
of j. Buftier, and against j. s. KmbaIl land ao de-
cree Abner heeves have levied upon and VIII
sell 70 the highest bidder at the front door OF the Clerks
Once Of the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa At Keo
~ sAd county, On the 6th day of March, A. H. 1854
c0ansnnne q s0cloek p H. d hid day. the following
Property, towE ne rsar fortysix f46l snd two4hir1s
q tfssl = ths ny ofKsoksk, Lee county iowa.
Taken levied upon and to - sold by dse osoosz =
Printers ~ q so.j IGRAxL ANDERSON.
X0slak n 1tA 0a19NLso -
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SALE.

~ srATs og Iowa IsE Cos
BY virtue Of special execution to directed Issued
by the Clerk 81 tsIs Dsriet snrt II said county favor
q Hiram Barney and AGAINST George knock ar also
decree against J. VI. Hiatt and j. X Hofri.h have
levied upon ard viii n the highest bidder at the
frent dor of the Clerks oee Of The District Court Of
Lee county, Iowa IL ksvkrk in said county 5tf
sy u AAfrh A. d., lses between The hours Of clock
4 and o'clock NJ, commencing ~ o'clock N. at
sad day. the taiowfnr property to-sit. North half of
northwest quarter section sixteen ie nsip sixty
seven ~ nsrt, Of range west, in Lee county Iowa
Taken levlrd afun and 10 be Sold b. order court 10
a.isfy said Wit Of execution.
Printers Zee e SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON
hecknk- jan ~ "a Sheriff a Lee Co, Iowa
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CHERIFFS SALE.

NJ STsYE Iowa, LIZ Cas-
By virtue Of special execution 10 me directed issued
BY the Clerk of the District Court county favor
OF e Hale and Daniel Kennedy, Executor Of VIVA Ken
ney, dec eased Edward K Hart decree against
Ann VI HART have levied upon ard will sell to the
highest bidder At the front door n the Clerks Office az
the District Court OF Ire county, Iowa keokuk said
county en- the 9TH day Of March, A. D. 1864 between the
hours OF o'clock A. n and o'clock NJ, commencing at
O'Clock p u Of said day the following property,
The front Hfts feet Of lot twelve la in bios
nj In the city Of keoknk. Lee county Iowa, being fifty
feet johnson street by ATTY feet Second street In
square shape, beginning the corner of Second and
johnson streets in said lot twelve 12 thence fifty feet
along Second street towards the alley in said block
hft. feet at right angle ~ Second towards Third
street hot twelve 12 thence y feet along divid
Ing line Of lots Ii and II % johnson thence fifty
fest along johnson Second street 10 place Of be
ginning, with the iniprov thereon.
Taken levied upon and be sold by order Of court 70
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Printers Fee 5. SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON
Keokuk, Jan. - g.. Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ wdN STATE on Iowa LEE Co.'S.
by vrtne Of special execution to directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court of said county, in favor
Of John Sapderson aud against William HmberInan tand
also decree against " G. Tmberman and others) have
levied upon and viii sch the highest br at the 'front.'
door Of the Clerks Office Of the District Court Of Lee
county Iowa. keoknk In said county, the 9Th day
Of March, A. D. 1854 between the hours Of o'clock
and eciock commencing at O'Clock r. Of said
day, the following property, towit Being hundred
lVo feet Morgan and hundred and forty
l4Ol feet ON sixth 9Th street in southeast Of
Whham Square in the city Of keoknk, lee county, Iowa
extending TO alley running through said square and
equal In dimensions tn two fn lots according to the
original plat Of said city u keoknk
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order Of conr
satisfy said writ Of execution
Printers Fee 81 CO., ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokrk, Jan. ., "a. sheriff pf Lee Co. Iowa
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

n
~ sTsvz OF Iowa, Ike Co.'S.
BY virtue Il specisl execution 20 tne directed ix.ned
BY The tIrk Fl e District Court u said county favor
81 DTfl sag and against 1ssza o. Hilton and efbers
have levied upon and VIII sill the highest 4Aaer nj
te front der Of tbs Clerks ece Of tie District Court Of
Le cuAiF, iaSa+ nj hsrA. sad esuntl, 90 the 5tl
dss ~ ssres A D. fss4 tsswpen the hours - O'Clock
A. n and eisk commencing .'eock ~ Of
s1i DAY tho fowIng property, t9-w1t. The southwest
quarter ~ tb soahust sstsf NJ the quar-
Ter ~ sefNAa iNrafy--ix - township -xy-fvs Is !
soffh q f&ars Eve vest containing 10 scres.
auf- or ! -. IN lee county Iora-
Isksh ieYiea u and - he sid y order # court 10
satisfy sa.d writ ~ execution
frinter- isv :. - ISRAEL ANDERSON,
htsakEk. Jan -, o. Sheriff " Lee Ca Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-26
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ I1IItIT ~ tJ21III.
~ srArx lows LEE Ca.
by virtue u special execution directed issued
by the Clerk q the District Court of said county,
oi x Hsle Co and against gorn sotsrd and Thomas
= tarrer land also decree against A l. and White
side and others have levied uIrqn will sell 70 the
highest bidder at the front door the Clerks once Of
the District Court u Lee county Iowa at Kekuk in said
county on the 9th day II March, A D. 50 the
hour 81 oeieek A. NJ and O'Clock ". commencing
al eio<k p n Of sA3d day. the following property
wit All OF lets six 6 seven r and eight ~ in Bi,~k 6
In H@ds addition o. the city VI Keoknk county Iwa
With AL the pfsTeE buildings and sppurteasnces ther
unto belonging spS>ertsfnial.
Taken levied upon, ALL 70 lie sod by order Of court
satisfy sud writ Of execution.
Printer'- Fee g 30 Israel ASDyRSoS
heokuk, Jan =, 81 sheriff Of Lee Co.. iowa
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CHERIFFS SALE.

SHEKIFF s SALE.
~ Srs.x OF low LEE Co.-es
BY virtue vi an execution directed, issued BY the
Clerk Of the District Court II said county in favor Of
Howe Pierce Co and against Jonss Houghton have
levied upon aud Will sell the highest bidder At the
front door Of the Clerk ce Of the District Court Of
county Iowa at keokuk, in said county the 9Th sx
OF March, A D. 1854, between the hours Of cock A. n
and ociock ~ commencing o'clock NJ Of said
day the following property towit The northeast quar-
Ter ~ the northeast quarter Of section thirty % aud
southeast quarter of the southeast quarter section
all Ia township sixty eight 6s north range seven
IL west, and the northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter section twentytour "A township sixty-seven
10. north, II range west ia Lee county Iu~a
aken levied rTcn and 10 be sod by order Of court
satisfy sad writ vi execution
Printers Zee & SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON
keuknk Jan. n, O. Sheriff of Lee Co. Iowa