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MARRIED.

On the evening Of b. %. at the residea,e Of the
bsiiss moshef. in ihiapisoe, By Rev W. c Liner
on tir + rxssHr 0. he r-tis -arai,f Z. . Vie
Il / calls. { "a flast.
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rROCLAMATION.
TO THE PEOPLE or MISSISSIPPI.
,xEcUTIvE CHAMBER.

| h-AEsI NV d NhAMbLhg
Macon, Mississippi, July i, 1851.
The enemy threaten the invasion of Mississippi in
large force, both frem vieksburg and Memphis. The
Commander Of tho Department assures mo of his
ability defeat their columns, but desires to make
that defeat decisive. without your aid, however,
portion Of your State may be again devastated your
homes desoatee, and your families nsuliod aud out
| ragged. make no appeal 10 your patriotism, but in
form you that the State require the Of all her
citizens capable Of bearing arms. You will assemble
IMMEcIATELY at Artesia, Lowndes county, or at
Brandon, Rankin county, where you win be organizcd
armed and provided 10 the most eicetiye Kramer
You will be received by battalions, companies DC
achmentsf siugy. Each individual, upon bis ARR
val aG the rendezvous may select his company. !
Tac limits Of this proclamation will not admit Of |
detail hut ali will be hlsyduai ntefcst that
can be done consistent with military discipline and the
interest Of thP cause.
Arrangements are made for your transportation on
the Railroads. Report yonrselvesto the eonduc tors Of
trains at any sa becqnycyed free OF
charge to either pont designated. Infantry are pre-
ferred but mounted men will be received. Mounted
men will ratelto the rendezvous by dirt road. You
will bring no baggage beyond blanket and such
clothing is absolutely necessary for the period Of
your service You will be mustered into service for
THIRTY DAYS.
All State, County District and other civil officers
and agents. capable OF performing military duty are
expected to volunteer promptly and thus BOT an exam
Die 10 their neglbors and friends. Your exemption
rom military service is a privilege granted by the ,
state This exemption tho Legislature may deprive
iou Of This body will convene the Ord day Of !
august next, aHd shall recommend this subject Of !
Exemption 10 their special consolidation.
~ In witness whereof l have hereunto set my
l, hand and the Great Seal OF the state Of Mis-
~ sippi, this the 9Th day OF July, A. u. l6Gi.
By Tie Governor, CHAS. CLARK =
Governor OF Mississippi
C. \. DRoUGHru Secretary Of State. I
~ Mississippisa Extra at Jackson VIII publish
iree tiIhcs. Each newapsper. IN the Slate will give
nc Insertion anl send bill. to the Executive Office n
futv 6dlv d
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06

as1PS We arc auta orized to announce G, w. HEN
DERSON candidate for reelection the Office of
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Vi Laiiderdae county, at
the ensuing October election.
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e-TS We are authorized TO announce Lieut. LAFAY-
ETTE j. McINNIS, Co. A. 37th Mississippi regiment,
candidate for Sheriff OF Lauderdale cocnty at the
ensuing October election.
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RELLS WANTED.

fFNIIE Ordnance Departments wishes 10 purchase ali
1 the bell,nftal that eau be obtsined One dollar
per pound will be paid for old bells delivered at any
pont on lie railrosd-sdyeniy-hve per ceut Of tho
purchase money TO be paid in cash, the balance upsn
Notification Of wciE hts al tho arsenal
Addrpss JAS n EEEEARD,
iune 7.dim. 1t Col, Chief Ord Officer
fFs- Mississippian Canton ait Grenada Iapers COPY
until July I.t and send bills % th.s oihec
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H-7@ We arc authorized 10 announce THOMAS w.
GRAYS0N al a candidate for Circuit and Probate
Clerk for Jasper couaty at the election in October
next.
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E5g@Weare authorized to announce j. ii. HIGGINS,
Of Company G, 4lst Mississippi Regiment, as Il cand
date for Sheriff of Lauderdae county at the ng
October election. 81. tg.
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k-Ys We arc authorized 10 announce G. IT. N0RLdN
candidate for Circuit and Probate CLERK OF biih
county, at the October election, III
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fIsT9 We are authorized to announce A. d. PIG.
FEED, as a candidate for reelection to the office of
Assessor of Lauderdale county, at the ensuing Oco
Der election =
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Election I'm October next.

E,zSs We are authorized to announce tho namc Of
H. GRIFFIN, MS a candidate for the Office of Sheriff.
OF Newton county. Electionin October next
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HEADQuARTERs STATE on MlssIsslfpI
Adutaat and Inspector Geanafs QH,ee
Macon, Miss, June 2S, 1854
ORDER, No. 90.

GENERAL ORDER, KO.23.
~ l. by Proclamation OF The Governor, ds-
t May ., 1864, all officers and otherq exempted FROM
Military duty in the Confederate service are requested
to form Military companies for lpcal defence, and to
assist in enfoHing the laws Such companies will be-
mustered into the service Of the State under the fol
lowing regulations:
II One company Of cavalry md ana Of infantry
may be formed in each county, with Captain fat
eaah.
Ill Each company will be allowed one Lieuensnt
one Sergeant and one Corporal for each detaehmeni
of twenty men comprising the company. No COMPANY
of less than twenty men will be accepted.
" Tho companies may be mustered into service
by the Sheriff OF the county and his certificate The
officers will be commissioned They will VIXEN or
ganzedby the Sheriff., obey his summons, and assist
in tile enforcement Of the laws.
V. They will not be required to do duty beyond the
limits OF the county in which they angrd,
cept when they may be ordered by tho officer in
mand or by the GoverAor, and tlen only in ease OF
emergency.
VI They viii receive bounty, will furnish their
arms, Announcements, &c and will not SAs'n -
to pay, rations, or forage except when a
: 8: !. j
the limits of their county.
VII. On requsition Of the
will be issued by tho Chief of Orc
VIII All communications TO-
addressed to the Adutant Gem
BY order Of Chas Clark tfoj
". Il McCaR
July ldN
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w We are authorized to announce the pane Of
WIN. BURGESS as candidate for Sheriff Of Scott
county at the ensuing October election.
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~. We are authorized to announce j SHEDD as a
candidalefor reelection to the Office Of Coroner of
this county.
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f~sTs We are authorized TO announce GRANVILLE
HENDERSON az candidate for Clerk II the Probate
Court Of Lauderdale county at the ensling 0s.ober
election.
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sss9s We are authorized to announce SAMUEL T..
HALE, as a candidate for Sheriff Of Newton county,
at the ensuing October election,
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Atf.alltinnl

x1ObO4A DAOIl
GtANE TO MY H0US5
" boy Henry the prop
of Lexington, lIolmca cou
says that his uame is Cseq
man named Wiidaip,Ral
sppi. va
The buy says his rnaste
company, but does not XII
McBee's company Of thos
ry,) or Capt. Sil.A MuBee,
(iniantry)
The boy George, states MAY
his masters place in February
rest Of his masters negroes W
that he (Georse)ran away TO W
him off. M
HG states that be fell in witlN,>
Lexington, Miss, and that he " Is avn
one to take care Of him until lis MAJ
from him, and that Dyers boT pursuadId
port to myself which he did
Said boy is about Is years old feet high ofbS,/
complexion and weighs about 100 punHda, His owA
get him by coming forward, ileutifying himselN
proving property, and paying for This advertisement
can be found at the State Treasury Office In Macon
Miss. JAMES NJ, HAYNES
june.2]dlw.
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R1oORCWGrd.

ID AN AWAY from the sub 'cri6er, living eight miles
IL south east 6L IcKalb Miss, about the IN Of Nav
nv negro boy GdOrge about - years I'D, feet Or
inthes high stout bu copper color, has two upper
front teeth OUT and claim 70 have wife aRd ebt
dren near Enterprise, Nj belonging 10 a Nj. Brown
He was once owned by named Brown, who lived
IN tho ncs hbahg0d II Bntorprse himself and d prob
ably lurking IN that vivHuY VIII pay The above
ward Tor The oliyory OF aid boy to me OF reasona
&c pace for bin It Jiscii a any all
jas 5 EETHEEY.
..scr11fl DcKsiH Eis-.
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] ACSs0S S CAV. hosrJTAIs
JACKSON. June 80, 1865.

EbfroSs CLAEloS Permit rs through
your paper TO express our thanks to The
ladies OF Garlandsyillo and vicinity Tor an
abundant supply Of vegetables, sRd all
kinds q good things that have contrib
aied . much 70 our health and oomiort
SfcE - 49, .e-IDlEEs
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MA .ONIC NOTICE.

MAeoNlO AlAbhB 4 AAAON 4%oDobt |
Lauderdale Springs, Miss, June 10th 'G4
The next regular convocation Of Patton Il A. e.,
No. 81 and VIM S Patioa Council No. p, VIII be held
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. the 9Th 7h and
Eth Of July next. Companions will govern themselves
accordingly, WM s. PATTON,
II. T.. & T. l. q. NJ.
r. MCKINLEY. Seey and Recorder. rae.sttf |
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ENREsI ground FAMILY FLOUR from the I.ouf
II vile steam Min, m Large quantiiie always GA
hand aud iot ale by HOLbhli CO
Orr7-f. -. c'3.i Hsr 'A2-soi III
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06

BSr We haye received the following
note from tho hospital, which speaks well
for the noble kindness Of The ladiesOi Gar
landsville and vicinity. Nay they keep
on in their good work;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02
SHERIFFS SALE.

~ SzAIE or Iowa, LKE Co.'S
by virtue cf special execution me directed ssned
" the Clerk of the District Court Of said county
u John saperson aud against William Tiinbernian land
also decree against VI. o. uinbern and others hay
ese upon aud will sell the highest bidder the front
ier OF the Clerks office Of the District Court NJ Lee
counts. Iowa Kcoknk in cvunty ON the 9TH day
of March A. d. 1854 between hours Of o'clock A. NJ
and clock r. ~, commencing at O'clock r. NJ Of said
nay fhs following property, twit: Being hundred
FEET ON Morgan street and hundred and forty
i4e fee on sixth eth street in southeast curnep Of
thAtbam Sara Ia the city Of ktoknk Lee county, Iowa
extenng 70 an alley running through sad square and
equal IN Dimensions 10 two full oss according to the
original plat of said city Of Keokuk
Taken levied upon and be sold BY order Of cent 70
satisfy said writ OF execution
Printers F-e 81 90 ISRAEL ANDERSON
heokuk, Jan ~, o. Sheriff of lie. Co. Iowa
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From the Providence Journal
TELL HIM Ism READY.

wounded sallier on his pallet bare
~ moaning where she winds murrnur now,
While friends around him smooth his tangled halr,
ANA wipe the gathering pain-drops from ms brow.
tumfsue. they whisper, tell Us eonlraie brave.
Should our great leader ask oar al To-Day,
On some red battlefield aga to save "a
Onr ovn beloved land whrt woufd you rsyf~
"Tell him m ready" was the quick reply,
Once more 10 charge. sh"nia ne my arm require;
Tell him IN read, r. ard the flashing eye
Cleaned as of did with its Wild battle-Gre.
Nirht gathers darllv round the soldiers bed,
Lowry aF,i rtie beneath sheterag tree,
Where walks the sentry With his measured tread,
And sish the lov-yofced treezes nionrnfully;
A. ,ir the wi.sper. .Froln the distant plain,
Wildly, q. canirade. comes iuge blast;
What au sWtr make ynn 10 the thrilling strai
Bvrne ca she night wind as IL Journeys past n
'4Tel nm n, rcas iiak, the toe is uighl
thie'tan, have COME for You iay aid require;
Tel him N ready and the falling eye
FLASHED. a. he spoke again, with baitle-fre.
Ia vain thev strive 70 check he fe-hlood's flow
And s,.oth az anguish Of his trembling frame,
For slowly the pulses GENE aud 80,
Ana frsaf l. ilfseeu bis passing spirit claim.
.'Comraie. they whisper, It's another calls
And tile dead summons you must obey;
Ard ., a. uu you his dark shadow falls.
Yelling The radiant sky. what Won sayi''
"Tcll mn I'm readyi Gomradc, il IS Dsslthi
But sce. an angel form j. towering nigh!
Mother. u ready =. and the iieetiag breath
Passed from his lips in one long, lingering sigh.
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IOWA ITEMS.

The Hon. B. f. Cue, Senator from
Scott county, is going into the newspaper
business-having purchased the Fort
Dodge Republican.
Mrs McCardle, and her three sons,
are in custody aud undergoing examina-
ton at Dubuque, charged with the murder
of the woman's husband and the father
of her three sons. The murder, by whom
soever committed, was a brutal one-the
victim, an old man. having been beaten
TO death with clubs, or similar weap
ons.
On the l4th, Sunday last, George
Berger, Esq, while the whole family were
at church, lost his house by Ere. Loss
1900, add no insurance. Mr.. B. lived
two miles north west of Rossville.
Why don't people insure ? 1t costs
but trife.
Superintendent Martin has received
information that Congress has appropria-
ted $4,000 for the completion of the
Custom House at Dubuque, and he will
proceed with the work in few more
days.
Attempts were made in Muscatine a
few days ago, to pass counterfeit S. bills
on the Bank Of Delaware County, Ches-
ter, Pa. Look out for counterfeits. They
are evidently at work all over the State.
The city autaorities Of Osksloosa
have ordered all the dogs of that city in
to close eouhlement for nisety days, un-
der penalty OF death The prompt en-
forcenent u the penalty would probably
remove all fears Of hydrophcb;a, which
disease is said to be spreading i'll that vi
entity.
The Register says in relation to a
discussion il TIE Legislature, on Il bill to
prevent profanity:
During this protractcd discussion, one
member got Disguised, and went out to
swear, AMI many more were at the swear
ing point before adjournment. -IEpoR-
TER
II the Legislature can prevent swear
ing BY law, we would urge it to do SO;
bul We have little faith in any such en-
aclment.
The Mu inc Journal says the re-
ceipts VI the festival gwen by the Ladies'
Aid Society last Monday and Tuesday
evenings, Amounted to four hundred and
ten dollars and fifty cents. The expeu-
ses VA, probably amount to one hundred
dollars, leaving clear profit of three
hundred dollars. This Is much better
than We exp cted, and reflects great cred
it on all concerned.
The North Iowa Times learns that
at RossvIlIe on Monday night the house Of
Isaac Wuodmancy was burnt. Mrs. w.
put her three children, aged four, six,
and eight years, in bed, and called on q
neighboI-ber husband being in the ar
my For the last two years. The oldest
children were boys, and escaped in their
night clothes. The dear little girl of four
years was burned with the house and all
the furniture. Loss S40O-no insurance.
Our correspondents feelingly observes,
"The loss of property we can make up,
but the loss of the household idol is irre-
parable"
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NHERIFFs SALE.

~ STATE oF leEt Lxr Co.'S
- Fartre VI special exs.sufsan NE directed isued
y TIE s4eEk ~ the Lgfis SID caaafs in fAx or
y iizaii lsAf~s sfsi against fssres- knt-k ard also
ssNtss --A.st =. Fl iitatt Assi !. nssfasa,, have
rtaet nIsn and will sell a. the tislr-t blr III t
rat atsaE % the tiAs Gifts * tie District Court III
- rsslaS Iowa II hsokuk, eagafs 81 tae 9TH
2 81 aaaEch- A L lsSs. setSeeB tie honrs II clock
4 " &fsd y eiecs p ~ clsH4eeing cl.ck P n q
SAD cay the f3is In fr rts. t-riG. North half II
EFth-Nssf Quarter, section fiS tpafxfp siaty.
seven o. nVEiADf rang v e.t il lev county Iowa
Ixkn levied oH, Lsd T. IL s0.d bs order N court to
satisfy said ~r1f = executiea-
Printers kre = - ISRAEL, ANDERSON
hsoAaA, Jzn. p o. sheriff ~ Lac Co. Iowa
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nHERIFFS SALE.

~ srsrx oY Iowa, Ike Cos.
by virtue Of special execution me directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county in favor
Of o. C. Hale and Daniel Kennedy Executor Of Mm Ken
nedy, decreased Edward X Hart land also decree sgninst
Ann VI. HART have Levied upon and viii sol 10 the
highest bidder a. the mont DOR ef thetlarks cfce IL
t Distract Court at Ire county, Iowa keknk in said
county, on the sth day ~ Aarh A. D. 1854 between the
heurs Of O'Clock n. and o'clock p ~ commencing al
clock q said day the following property to- vii
The front fifty feet II lpi t~viv. Ig in 4ok tw
2 IA The city Of keckuk, Lee evDty Iowa being fifty
f,s On johnson street by nifty feet seeond street in
square shape. beginning 1t the II and
johnson streets Ia said hot twelve i2E thence fifty fee,
asg SECOND street towards the alley IN sa block thence
NIFTY feet ut night angle to Second towards Third
Ing line OF lots ii and IL to johnson street. thence ty
f along johnson street 70 sesond to place of be
ginning with The IMPROVEMENTS thereon.
Taken lryad upon- anal he sold by order Of court Il
satisfy said writ pf execution
Printers Fee " 30 ISRAEL ANDERSON
heokuk, Jan - ~. Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ STtTE ef Iowa. LEE Co.'S
BY urtue Of special execution 10 me rorted .s,,el
by the Cers % the District Court Of said county in Gyor
q j. III Butter ani against John A. Patterson fap,i also
decree against o. n lnghan and T. D. In.ham hars.
levied upon and win sef 10 TN highest bidder al the
"nt door Of the Clerks office Il the District Court
county lewa nj hsokuk- IN said county the 5ih day
Of dsfch. A. D.. 1864, ttfwecn the hours p clock N.
and eock p ~ commencing q. O'Clock y. of said
day. the following property, hewitt Iat Ne. nine al in
block No seventy llo in The city 81 kekuk Lcecounty
Iowa
Taken levied uron and TO Be sold by order " court
satisfy said writ o execution.
Printers Eee 81 80. IsRAEL ANDERSON
keoknk, Jan -, - sherih OF Lee Co., Iowa
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CHERIFFS SALE.

NJ srtTE or Iowa LEE Carxrr--ss
BY virtre Of special execution 10 me directed issued
y the Clark Of the District Court % said county, favor
Of Hiram Barney. and fgHinst Dcrnas Avery and also
decree aeast s u AyFes and Ann Ayfes aud others
have levied upon ard sIl sei 10 the highest iiler at
the door ut this Clerks Office Of the District Court Of
Lea County, Iowa, at Kepkuk IN said county 81 te 2cth
Isv ~ March. A. r. 1sHi between the ln,srs 81 elor
4. IL. and o'clock r.. NJ .sprlnencing At o'clock p VI
OF said day the following Property tawit The
quarter u the southeast quarter Of section twsaty-ope
E2i, IN township sixtxseyen 61 orth Of range ave rs
west III Lee county, Iowa
fsken levied upon. ard 10 he sui by ortr court 10
satisfy said writ Of exzntion
Keokstk. Etb. &c. 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers FEES s. So. Sheriff II he Co. Low,
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CHERlFF'S SALE.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

- hEhlFf SALE.
~ STATE ov IewA, LIZ Co.'s.
Bv virtue 81 Special execution directed Issued
by the Clerk n the District Cart n cssunfy In favor
Il XIX HJe Co. ami against John soizrd and Ti,oas
= Carver and ss0 decree asxinst A. l. and m White
side and ebeT~) have levied upon viii sell to the
hsgie-f biit rs the front door Of the Clerks Office Of
TIE District Court q Ie county Iowa. keokuk said
county en- thu 9th day OF March, A. D. Ises the
hours 3! oeicek A and oclDck NJ commencing
Wit: AL u bots six o. seven and eight III IN Block
~ kess addition ~ the city n kekuk lee county Iowa
with ali the prrl%gse buildings and sppurtenances
unto belonging appertaiuing.
Taken levied upon ssd 10 ts d by order Of court
sattsfy said wit q execution.
Printers fee 81 81 IsRAEI ANDERSON
hs"A1k, Jan - ~ sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ SrArE or Iawt I-y Cas-
nv virtue Of special execution TO me direc,ad &C.,,
by the Clerk nffhe District Court of sail rennt In fevn-
If IT, II pr'tlrr. and against J. s. Khlta tari also AL
cree aist abner Reeresl have icvseI ,,non M wi
sell the highest bidder at the front door d the CgrL
Office OF the District Court of Lee county Iowa at Ke-
kn. In std county, the st day OF March, A n 1854
between the houn OF o'clock A. and O'Clock r. N .
commencing IT o'clock r. Of said day ihc following
property. tovif The orfysis Esel snd two-thrds
feet p lots fonr FIVE Il and SIX fs In block fifty
Tsken levied uyo and 10 be sold by order Of court 10
satisfy said writ " execution.
Ksakuk, Jan. - ~ ehssAG - lee o., IeuA
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CHERIFF'6 SALE

4 = =
STATE or Iowa, LIE Co.'S.
~ %ktss Ola special e1ecl5Ua - Aeffscted, foaed
Awk II te District Court Of said county, IN
81 DYseias and ,. VI Rankin and agzanst william
=. iae nsye teyIsd UPON asd r,ll seli ~ thssh-
ne 'front.' sosr Of the Clerks ONCE u the
, Saa q Lee es'ane., Iowa II Keskuk HI, sajd
Soa1 on s on Gay u March, D. 1854 between The
9 O'Clock q said day, the icslowina nr.rf Ia
WIT part OF the northwest quarter ~ scficn
two l22 township sixty seven 1877 norm - , 49, III,
ss, ~ bee ecunty, ws, containing % sa,as, nv ~
zning a the northwest corner cf said quarter $50;
thence south ssl3o east 81 chains II liaks i, = &C.,.
Thence sonth west - chains; thence north suae
sesf ~ chains and 81 links to stone thence nosT y,
thai ~ and IN II 10 the beginning ia the county OF Lee
aud state of Iowa
ken icye upon and to be sold BY order Of court, to
rstisfy said wit 81 execution.
arnfrr's Zee 81 Sol ISRAEL ANDERSON
Kepkuk, Jan ~, ~. Sheriff OF Lee Co. Iowa
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
CHERRIES SALE.

~ STATE OF Iowa LEI Co.'S
BY virtue Of special execution 10 directed issued
by the Clerk Vi the District Court of said county in favor
81 Hiram barney and against Jacob Everhart land also
decree against l. Hsrhine, A. b. Porter Ianrin Dewey
james Harlan. Robert Wilson. j. A. Nj Duwe Ciechnrp
HARRISON a1a v. kersey Ct al have levied upon and
Will sell 10 the highest bidder, front door Of the
Clerk Office OF tie district Court of Lac county, Iowa at
ksoauk. in said county, the stk day of March A. d.
lco@- between the hours Of eucock A. ard 4ociock
commencing at 2ociock NJ. af said day. the fol-
lowing property. towit: The south hall Of the ssslwst
quarter af ssSlen township slxiyseyen 10,
north, u range hse (5l west, In Lee county Iowa
Ikcn levied upon. and to be sold by order OF court to
satisfy said Mil u execution.
Printer Zee n ID ISRAEL. ANDERSON
kcokuk, feb- Attn, u. Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa