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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-06

FOURTEEN LADIES WORK ALL DAY WITH
OUT SPEAKING.-The Rochester New York
Democrat says: Hon. Ezra Cornell, Of Ith-
AGA, having conceived the idea that the Ia
dies Of the Hospital Aid Society, Of that
village, could progress faster in their noble
work of sewing for the benefit of the sol
diers if they would tok less. accordingly
offered to contribute fifty dollars 10 the So
ciety if twelve ladies could be found who
would sew all day without speaking. The
task was entered upon by fifteen self sacri-
1icing women Of that village, and fourteen
of them actually accomplished this very
difficult feat OF self-denial, although tempt
ed in various ways by a large number Of
visitors and interlopers. One Of the num-
Der failed in the undertaking, having been
tempted, like Eve of old, by the offer Of an
apple, into slip Of The tonqae.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-06

M- The Davenport Gazette Of the 3rd
says that the Fourth Iowa Battery, which
has lately been recruited and organized,
has received orders to report at New Or
leans, and that it would leave that city for
its destination on the morning of the 4th.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-06

va r. II. Robertson, ESQ, Of our city
has been appointed to superintend the sale
Of the Genuine Fac .Sim,Iie Of the Ernanci-
patton Proclamation in Des Moines county.
Any one desirous of aiding in the good
work Of building the permanent Soldiers
Home can apply to him.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-06

IA An official map of France is said to
be just completed by the staff of the ar
my, after labor of only sixty years =
They seem to have been long enough about
it to insure it's accuracy and completeness.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-06

Ma The Brazleton House at Mt. Pleas.
ant is now kept by Col. Swan, and we think
we run no risk in assuring the travelling
public that it IS weu kept,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-06

\ NEW INvEsTMENT.-Now that the
Twenty Loan IS exhausted and q
great many people are regretting that they
did not buy bonds which, as we told them,
have already gone above par, they may
wish to know how 70 invest small amounts
of surplus money, SO that Il viii realize
some interest and still always be ready
for use. They can do this by subscribing
for two year L. S. Treasury notes bearing
five per cent. interest. and by law made
legal tender for their face. These may be
subscribed for in sums Of fifty dollars, and
its multiple. at any OF the National Banks
which have been designated as permanent
repositories. Five per cent is better than
none. All who have small sums which
they wish to hold, canno. GO better than
to put it in these securities.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-06

re- The Trustees Of the Iowa Institu-
ton Tor the education Of the Deaf and
Dumb report il to be in nourishing con-
dition. The number OF admissions for the
year lSG2 3 We're sixty-three. The number
for the current year is sixty-four. They
ask for an increase of appropriations for
the support Of the Institution and for an
increase Of the salaries oc the Superinten-
dent and teachers. They also very proper
ly urge the necessity of providing more
suitable building and appurtenances.-
These are undoubtedly required, but
whether it is expedient to undertake to
provide them at the present is another
question. When the State erec.s struct-
ure for the purpose, We wish it to be a
good, substantial permanent one. Until
ready to do that, we must manage to get on
as heretofore.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-06

@The Senate Committee to inquire
whether Mr.. Hale has been guilty Of con-
duct inconsistent with the dignity Of a
Senator, has reported that Mr.. Hale "vio-
lated no law or official duty" in becom-
ing counsel for a man accused of official
fraud against the United States. 1t seems
to US that this is another way Of studying
chow not to do it," No one supposes Mr..
Hale has violated any express law of the
land. That was not the matter to be in
quired into, A great many things are in
consistent with the honor and dignity of a
Senator which are not unlawful. A law
yer may properly become the counsel of
the vilest criminal. But Senator who
becomes counsel for man accused of de-
frauding the Government, to our notion,
mas very imperfect idea of his duty to the
public. And in Hale's case it was not the
lawyer employed but his Senatorial influ-
ence. If Hale has any manhood he will
resign.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-06

THE NEW CALL.-The following dis patch
from the Provost Marshal General, to Ma.
jor Duncan, his Deputy for this State, we
copy from the Davenport Gazette. Ii con-
firms the Interpretation we have put upon
the call that it requires but 2OO, 900 in addi-
ton to the prior one for SOC, 600. This is
official. Each District will now know very
nearly what it has to do, and Of course, will
set about doing it without delay:
WAR DEPARTMENT.
PROVOST MARSHAL GEN OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. LIST. 1864.
To MAJ. THOMAS DUNCAN:
The Presidents order of this date. A
copy of which herewith send YOU. for a
Draft on the 10Th of March for 500. 600 men
after deductingall who may be raised prior
to March LIST, and not heretofore credited is
equivalent to a call for zoe, 600 men in ad
dition tc the SOC, 600 called for October nth.
DO everything possible to fill this as we'll
as the former call, and secure action at
once, in anticipation of the exact Quotas
which will be announced from this Office
as soon as possible. Confer with the Gov
ernor Immediately. JAS. b. Fry.
Provost Marshal General.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-06

1TWe notice statement to the effect
that Gen. Thomas, at Chattanooga, has OBJ
tanned some most important information
concerning rebel movements and designs,
and has sent voluminous dispatches to
Washington relative thereto. 1t is sup
posed that a general movement of our ar
mics will result from these disclosures
we don't know whether this is another
trotnpery story or not. 1t is certain at ali
events that our forces are moving in Mis-
sissiIpi, and we should be very glad "a
know that they are able to move success.
J"tty al along the line. We guess that
"eh. lhomas really meant something by
ms late reconnaissance If he didn't we
don't know why be should put himself to
the trouble Of mai>,ns it.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-06

TEACHING THE SLAVES TO REBEL-It
is matter of grievous complaint among
the Rebels that wherever the Federal
army goes, the negroes walk Oft from
their owners and claim to be free. When
they were about to inaugurate the rebel
lion, they used to tell thousands Of their
slaves in the crowds Of listeners TO
whom they spoke, that if Lincoln were
elected they would be free, and that II
Lincoln's army ever got here, they would
AL be free, and would have right to en-
slave their owners. The negroes suppos-
ed they were telling the truth, and have
taken them at their word. The "cutting
out for a free State" by the negroes, is the
result Of the last ten years Democratic
stump speaking in this country.
We heard such scoundrels as John Hope
Crozier boast in their speeches here, three
wears ago. that they would bring on war
they would prosecute i; until the indie
pendence of the South was acknowledged
and that il necessary, they would give
the last dollar, the last little niger, and
the last man in the South. Well, they
have given the last dollar, and they are
now out Of both money and credit They
will soon have given the last niger and
we are for prosecuting the war until they
have contributed their last man l--BrotcR-
loA's Knoxville Wing.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-06

If it should turn out, however, that thii
movement is but o feint-a diversion, anC
that instead of Mobile being the real ain
the blow should be struck at Atlanta, We
wonder what the Tribune would think O.
its wisdom, and how valuable it would
deem its secret?
We don't know anything about the mat
ter more than the dispatches tell all the
public. We confess they indicate Mobile
as the point Of assault. But, as good Gen
erals are very apt to strike where they are
not expected, we are not certain by any
means that the blew really intended is
not meant to fall elswhere. Such at least
would have been our notion if the Tribune
were not so very knowing and had not
hinted at Mobile. OF course we cannot
dispute its authoritative statement.
&a-The Chicago Tribune, like the
Journal, is in trouble, about the action
of the Iowa Legislature in relation
to the Railroad Land Grants. We, the
poor, ignorant, incapable people OF Iowa,
ought to be exceedingly grateful to the ed
itors Of these papers for their gratuitous,
and, doubtless, very disinterested and sa-
gacious counsel! They, certainly, know
all about the matter, and our Legislature
lust nothing at all. This must be the case.
How, else, would these wise men take the
trouble 10 intrude themselves into our
state affairs and insist, with such remark
,ble modesty. that our legislation should
De such as they suggest? Strange as ii may
eem, however, we presume our LeSisla-
ure will deal with the matter with utter
disregard Of this unsolicited advice. We
re a perverse people on this side OF the
We really believe in attend
ng to our own business in our own way
nd generally do it. Perhaps ifthey would
o the same on the other side the ''Big
brink, il would be better for them. We
ppreciate their disnterestedness at ex-
city its tr6e value-we 60.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-10

JEFF. DAVIS Soy ~ THE FEDERAL
SERyIcE.-A letter from gentleman
occupying a high position in the United
States contains the following curious sto-
ry: This reminds me, says the writer,
that Jatf. Davis son, by his slave girl
Catherine, was in the Federal service on
board OF one of the gunboats on the Mis-
.issippi for several months-a likely mu.
latto. Among the letters of jeff, taken
at his house BY our Illinois troops, there
was batch OF quarrelsome epistles be-
tween JED. and Mrs. Davis, touching this
old dame Catherine. Mrs. Davis up
braided her husband bitterly. | have
this story from one of the highest officers
in the squadron, who had the negro jeff
on board his gunboat, and who himself
read the letters and suppressed them
L ndon Siar, Jan. 10.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

~ tTtTf Or I0Wf. LEE CO.
by virtue OF special execution directed Issued
by tie Clerk Of TIE District Court Of d county in favor
John ssBhersun. and against William Tpiefna fatd
also n decree against VI q. Tnbernan aud othersl lave
levied upon and will sell to III highest bidder ~ the faHt
door Of the Clerks ofce II the District Court ~ Lee
county, Iewa. Kcokuk, IN said county, the I'll day
Of March, 4. D. 1864, between the hours # O'Clock
and clock H. commencing at clock p D. oi sad
day the following property t-sit: peiBg hundred
tlv0 feet Morgan street and fn irti and forty
llfn feet sixth Gth street, Ia sOuth-eai u
Chatham Square in ih city 81 Ke0kuk Lee cu9inry Iowa
extending 10 alley running through said square erd
equal IN dimensions full 10 according She
original plat Of said cts of Keoknk
Taken, levied upon anu BE- sold by order II court
satisfy said writ ~ execution.
Printers Fee 81 5n.i ISRAEL ANDERs0S
heokuk Jan. - e. sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
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GHIERlFrS SALE.

y ~TtTT TaW-s, I-tr f0T-.rF--11-
BY special execution to ted Issued
~ the Clerk 81 the District Court VI sa county iaver
Turner " itaan Co. and Converse Hardine Ca aEa
against Hugh H. sliey, lase levied ul- aI1 Vii sell
The highest taeF the dear III tic Clerk
the Dis rict Court of lee county. ieue Keknk in 8
CauAty. tie yfa DAY III Aast A. h. IS64 between te
baiirs II o'clock A. n and O'Clock Z. NJ
1T O'clock T.. H. u said day the lt wing property s-
Wit. Twenty - ieei iEunf fifth street t3
tred feet Ito deel cut u lots aisi va litb - l-
tgcing point The line ct lpt atHt sith
street. hundred feet fftH johnson stfett rtF
feet frm the alleg rnHing through hck &; t ate ~
tie nc u lpt nnh Fifth taNas4- 44 iit iWeusS
fef: Thence II right angles t. ti STREET ct- tf id
T. lot s, hleck 60 pHe hundred ts tie ps stars le
iii@ III lots and tst04ard alitseH SIS E te ee#tFeFs
ltts eight H ami Il the c = "a - fih s'ttet
~ i.as po4t ef htaisl 3, 81 taeey e 4. is Ata ciia-
~. Iowa. lg tlte taFlfi ut S. h}~fs the }tAt q tus-
ner " son O.. sscalsi, tho ais ft ,iue tuuvet-a.
llasiAe q Ctls aid aa5 tsril sss3 -sii ST. AAft-.
Ieien -vits 's7s, ~ 81 sg.G ~ esees ~ eenst- g
safif s sad writ 81. eNeelf.o..
i'f.nterss H. 81 a6.E ISRAEL s4NuERs4N
hcaErk Jaa. - ssft. sheriff ii LIE g., low
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ sr1rE III low. LgE Co.'s.
By virtue q! "a special e2trution directed. issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court u said county IN fvor
q Eix Hale Co. and against John stosTi sud Thcas
(. Carver tend ALEC decree against A l. aiiG r. v te-
.ie and others have iryed ufnu aah viii sFi " tta
highest tir Al the front door of tie Clerks ofee 4
tho District fourt ~ LIE county Iowa - r.. kuk. n aid
county fe 9Th ~ March. A. D. 1884 befurn t4
hours Il cIsek v and O'Clock ?. iscIi,
Il O'Clock ~ sid dry. the following ~ perry, r.
att All IL ais seyeu Z ard II III ", "a b0c9 @
T. Reas addition s fheelty II Ecok. c3ntF. ioa.
with all The privileges. bpliiine an ptirtt ttE :
unto tetaagH1 srFa rtsiDiuG-
Tseu ~se ufsoa asa 10 he sold ty ORDER IS court, 70
satisfy aid aIit S. excrut5. %.
Printer Pc Sri sa ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Keakuk. Jan. - -. ~haelG q isee Co.. Iowa
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CHERRIES SALE.
g.

a
By virtue Of special execution 10 directed Issued
BY the Clerk the BIZ Court Of said county 10 favor
81 Abner Reeves aud against George VI Lemon and Z 1
Burhridre and others haye levied upon ard viii sell %
the highest bidder the front door of the Clerks 9ce
Of the District Court q lee county Iowa, AZ heokuk ~
said county the 5th ay of March, A. D. lSi between
the hours gcock aud clock r. NJ coToii en-
to-~if: Lot. eight 8, nius ten 10. eleven
III twelve IL tiocs eighteen To- and all 81 block
twenty-eigh = except bots f,ur ~ fiye and six II
excluding fraction Of Bugks land and including fractional
Of Nineteenth and Concert streets lots ten To- eleven
III and twelve l3l In block twtnty-nine ~ eli In
Reeves Perry's addition to the city u Keoknk, Lee
county Is~a.
Taken levied upon end 70 be sold by der Of court 70
satisfy said writ II execution;
Printer Fee 81 SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON.
keoknk Jan - '64 sheriff VI Les Co. Iowa.
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ISRAEL ANDERSON
aHERlFF's SALE.

~ ~TATE ~ f9NA- 1t I3---ss-
By virtue Of ;eeial to digec te 1si
Is the clerk u the District Oert said csaitv,
d D. {. Lalc AID Inie ktnne-it. Is eutof 81 VIA her
nety Decreased Eiuari Il i4rs. snI ALSO tcf5 as.isst
Ann NJ Hart hsse iefied upon aad VIII stsl 90 ttis
highest bidder 81 the trent door OK the Clerk ccr q
District Court Il lee county lows kee6rk SAID
county the 9th day nj Aarcl a. H. ls6+. between tAe
hars Il 9 O'Clock 81 ana o'clock = n. eolauielgrs 81
O'Clock q. ii si DAY. tic following Pr fegtv.
Ihe nifty 81 lot twelve - ia bieek vs1ts
20 FL -4a city Of kepkrk Lee county. iose beng nfY
liisaa 5 atty fest SeuoBg street.
square shape beginning al the cpsrFr u Seegl4 ara
johnson streets Ia said io twelve Il. theac hiFv TEST
along s<taad street. towards the ae Il ssid - Use
fts feet right angle 10 Secord street tas / Third
street lot Twelve l5s thence iiftS along iii a.
ag line Of lots II aad u Johnsin street. thaEu its
fest Rlcug johnson street Second street pee ~ te
ginning, with tbs Improvements thereon
TaeI levied ulf and T. be sold ~ ordef q court 10
satisfy said writ oi execution
Printers pee = t0.7 ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokrk Jan. ~ % >herifn 81 LEE Co. Iowa.
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CHERRIES SALE.

STATE eF Iowa LIE EcurrY--ss.
BY virtue Of special execution 10 directed, issued
by the Clerk Of the District Cear Ct said county in fTer
Il leary 5 Taylor and agriist VIM T. Turner ard alsa
decree against Jas. " john and others therein named
have levied upon and viii sell the hiest bidder the
fr.t door ~ the Clerks Office IL the District Court ai Lc
County Iowa 81 keeknk ia said county the 9Th day
of February A. d. lsbi, between Che hours 81 O'Clock
MI ara turk Y. VI, commencing III O'Clock T. ". 81
saia day the following property to Lots No. nine AID
tentlet in bsnek No ninei weight tsl In the city Of h-
kuk Lee county. Iowa, much may lie necessary
Taken levied upon, and 70 he sold is order Of court, to
satisfv said writ ogexeentiUn
Keokrk. Jan. -. 1864. ISRAEL ASnERS0S,
Printers Fee :. SOL ~ SheTia Of L.. Co., Iowa
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ srATE eF Iowa. LEE CoCSTF-ss.
By virtue OF q special execution directed, listed
by e Clerk Of the District Court ~ said county favor
RAYMOND Whitney and ageinSt A. A sawn land also
decree against A X Cotton ana Others therein named
have levied wpon and viii sell n the bidder the
front door Of the Clerks Office q the Distract Court Of lee
county Iowa. az keokuk. in said county, the q tn day
OF February A. y. ls6s between the hcr ~ o'clock
" and ectck T. NJ, commencing at o'clock p NJ Of
f#sd dar. the following property, owit. Five 80
on the side of theaortwest quarter OF the south
east quart IL Section twenty III and the quar-
ter II the northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter II
said Section twenty-one, Township sixty FIVE .t5l
nnrth of Range FIVE - west IN Lee county. Iowa,
containing fifteen Of lard and being part Of the W.
rick farm purchased of " h. Iy neh IS said Whitney,
much r. may be necessary
Tkts esi upon and 70 BE- sold by order u court. TO
satisfy said srt II execution.
Keoksik Jam - 1854 ISRAEL. ANDERSON,
Printers Fee :. yo.l Sheriff VI Lee Co.. Iowa.
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GHERIFFoS SALE.

NJ STATE % IOWA. LIE CotsTr-ss
Ry yirtne of special execution directed Issued
by the tie District Court Of aid coty in favor
III Thomas DAVIS and against Calvin Coats b b isnfaa
". r. gcssles, L. r for D. w. Ford, ,rd ais, decree
against g. Buckingham and others Their il, named have
levied upon will se'i to the highest Mr st the iput
door of the Clerk Office Of the biStiictCoHst q lee
~, Iowa. 81 keokuk, in said county, the 9th day q
February A. d. 1Ss between the h'ufs NJ octgck a. w.
and O'Clock p ~, commencing at cpck T. " o, sud
day, the following property tent: Lot ten fio} IN I'm
towles subdivision Of tie Southwest quarter SEQ
ton twenty 20 Township si2tyffe ta north Of
Range five ~ west containing Ten acres ~ bee county
Iawa, ct 81 Algfh Llas I q nease FRY.
fasea Isyss.i lsn Il e, L. !, "a y otier 81 eeurt, tu
Salty said wsit q execution.
h.4,-rk ta4, ny lsts4 ISRAELI ANIssJsEeN
Printers Fsa 8 g0 Sheriff q Les C., Iowa
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CHERRIES SALE.

NJ STATE or Iowa. LEB CousrY--ss
By virtue Of special execution directed issued
by the Clerk of the District Court said county, favor
A. lfine and against L. e. Dubyns land also decree
against Jeremiah Baldwin and others therein namei |
haye levied upon and will sell 10 tine highest bidder al
the front door Of the Clerks Ofce u the District Court of
Lee County Iowa keakus in said cuuntv on tho = III
day Of February 4. u. 1864 between the hours O'Clock
A. W. and ocioak y. NJ commencing at oclock Z. VI
of said hay. the following property, teit Lots four ~
nv ard Fix g. in Block hans.red aud -four
1n4f in the City Of keekuk lee county iowa al 10 mach
IL may be necessary.
Taken. levied upon. and to be sold by order of court to
sa-sas said writ 1T execution.
keokzuk Jan - 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers lees = 90 Sheriff Of Lee Co.. Iowa.
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cHERIFFsS SALE.

q sTArH ~ IevA LIZ CorarY-Ss.
By virtue a special directed issued
By the ,efk Of the Distrot Court saBd county Ia er
Thomas Davis sna against n T. Brigham aud alss
seifAt Nnsh yon ard others therein uanlel Lave
levied upon and Will sel t. the highest bidder the
front door IL the Clerks Dct % the Distr Court Lee
County, Iowa, AZ ktokak In said county the -
Ct February A. u. l-h between the hours 0clac A.
NJ and dix II. VI, commencing ocloci r. Vi. q
said risy. the following property to-w1t One of
square shape IN the southeast " the westhaf Of
the southwest quarter 81 Section fhiriythree 80 in
Township Sxfy ak - north 81 Range 81 wet IN Lee
County, lows, No much may be necessary.
Taken levied upou and 10 Be sold by order II court
satisfy sald wit execution.
heakuk. Jan -, ls6i ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Zee = SOL sheriff Of Lee Co Iowa
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE oF Iowa, Lee ceuxrY-ss.
By virtue ~ special execution directed Issued
BY the Clerk II the District Of said county In favor
q ffares fiee aud agaiasf H. " Holt James T. Holt
and Frederick H. NslserTfft and also decree against
Jar9s ford r. K PoTa and l. " lord EiBsri " Jones
and A. " fiuIrf have -yesi pgan ard wi sell the
highest tsir. a. the fFpu ser II ta Clerks Office Il
IL bstfs cnf q Lee county lows, e EsakH III aid
e1Etty. the 3f ttay " tritry D. ysst tetp zen
te lcsrr ~ p'cioek 4. u and ocieek ?. 81 ea.i-
fnr ~ - oeiaek + q sad dan the fiisssng Prov
efsf t-Elt ints ninr W ard ten go} n bae seventy
itne ~ ID i4r 81 lias 4 th- e3;s 81 kcokuk. Lee
etrs lars eseefias ard reserFirg thereffaa ar the
legitN q inte ai5s =, 3.gwsrg srnn said lot iue
iflf = l'r# q 2 s,r4a Ten ~ feet width from
tn 8artA-ar-4 sise - said IL.
Ts lerlsi agan aud Il; " ed ~ orr X court 70
.atss5k sasi sr3t - egee1siian.
hfa'sgs .isn If. ca ISRAEL ANDERSON
Pr3aferr fa y 81. 81 Fif y Ire Co. Iowa.
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Sherifs Sales.
CHERIFE,S SALE.

CHERIFE'S SALE.
~ STATE or Iowa. Lgg Co.'s
B, virtue ola specisi xeeuson to me frcse isssed
by the Clerk se bis; Ceart OF said eady ftgor
Of George Douglas and T. " Rankin Rni against William
&. Andrews have levied uf~y and viii sell the
st bidder the front door III the Clerks afe the
District Court ef Lee eeantg. Iowa 4. Eeokuk ia ssi
county tie 9Th day Of March A. b. Isgi between tla
hours Of o'clock A. NJ ana eoek H. ST. cetnn4sesg,
O'Clock " IL of ssid y, the hli8fnr property: TO-
wit: pant Of The north-vts 4uar'er II sse taeltf-
two FL township ski tseyeu y n0fta es rh4 hse 81
vest Lee county fawas eafalniBE g eZ3tH atr
Inning ut the northwest corner 81 sst quarter
ffetee south s94y fas "A ghsiEs X ,Hls q etH1.i
thence e4sntA 4t vet 20 thaiKs thefee perth Si S
west - chains AID e links b stone thor ncrth %
ciuiIs and ips O. Lao peeliing ia tae oothtg u Lee
era Sfate of fuga
1a levied upon, and 20 bB sold by order q court 70
SATISFY sa45 wit III execution.
Printers Fe4 81 SnI ISRAEL ANDERSON
ksgknk, Jan - "a sheriff II Lee e.. Iowa.