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JUDGE DALDwyu.-The following Pr,

JUDGE HALDw!N.-The following Pre-
u1ble and Resolutions we're unanimously
Iadoptea by tho members Of the Bar in al
tendance on tho Supreme Court, N Des
M"ines, on The 18th ult
WHREEAs, Tho judicial term of Hon.
Caleb Baldwin is about to expire, and al
though it WAS The manifest wish oi a largo
majority of ;be people OF Iowa. aud the
unanimous desire Of the Legal Profession
OF the State, thai Go should continue his
connection with the Supreme Court, yet by
his own voluntary determination that con-
nection Is about to be severed; and where
~ under suoh circumstances, it is eminent
~ proper for the Bar of the State to give
authoritative expression of their sentl-
ments OF respect for our retiring Chief JUS
iice therefore,
RcSOtOed, That in the Hon. Caleb Bald
win we have found and recognize an able,
impartial and faithful iurist, shat in his
comprehensive yet accurate view of the
whole case under consideration, he has
eyinced a capacity for the administration
of Justice, and at the same time q faithful
| regard for the principles of law, which is
justly envied by all and possessed by but
| few, that we refer with much pride and
confidence to The opinions delivered by him
during bis term, as q vindication OF this
expression of our sentiments, and rs al
evidence OF the high character 81 our Su-
preme Bench which wewere glad to know
through his influence and that OF his asso
ciates. is being justly recognized and APP
preciated by the best jurists OF other
States.
RcSotocd. That the Hon. Caleb Baldwin,
by his uniform dignity, courtesy and kind
ness on the Bench, has shown how uner-
ringly Il true man may exercise authority
without showing power, and by his con
| duct won and retains our highest regard.
| RcSoLped, That the Hon. Caleb Baldwin
carries with him in his retirement oni
grateful esteem and affection, our sincere
wishes for his good health, long life anc
continued usefulness, and our profound
regret that he has felt it to be his duty tC
dissolve that connection which has, fol
tuur years, existed between us with plea
sure that has been uninterrupted by ever
the slightest act word or thought.
Resotucd, That this Court be respectfully
requested to present TO the Hon. Calet
baldwin, late Chief Justice, the chair oc
cupied by HIM while on The Bench, and u
forward the same 10 iii, residence by OK
press,
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYEi
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Is the best in the World!

The only Harmless, True and Reliable DIE k,soC7,
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfcct-changes
Red, Rusty or Grey Hair. instantly to Giossy
Black or Nds4rGs Brown, without Injuring the
Hnir or Staining the Skin leaving .he Hair Soft
ana Beautiful; iInparts fresh vitality, frequently
restoring its pristine color, and rectiffes The iii
effects of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR, al Others re mere
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold bv all
Druggists. SC. FACTOilN--si BARCLAY st. n. Y.
BatcIeor's New Toilet Cream for Dressing the
Hair. FiuDelsra.swlv.
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with salos at 81 i7GSi lv5z. No. Spring was
Stea.iY AND toerably active a. 81 il1j ~.
CID Corn was quiet to day. but there was no
change in prices- No aeE;ng at 0Gc, ARD No.
a. Gc. REV Corn VAS III good demand and &c
highGr-w tn Es.ieS In store it SIC.
Oats we're IN good dem tnd ard frrer-the
sales bein, liberal at 61ills66e for no. l. and 6SL
a3fc for RIO. 8 the bulk Of the sales Of no l. hAv-
ing been at diy3.es953Ic.
Rye WIS quiet but firm.
harley WAS steady ana firm.
ifighWincS were unsettled and trragularthe
sales amounting to $50 bris 1T 6yQS8s0- latter
for a lot to arrive. At the close oil tho market
waS quiet at SIC.
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Boots and Shoes.

Having removed my Wholesale department to
No =, Main Street, shall now be able TO great
~ extend the Retail business, which will be
conducted as heretofore. at the corner Of Jefter-
son and Main Streets. where will be found a
larger assortment than ever Of seasonable goods
A large lot Of Old goods will be sold at a grea,
sacrifice to make room for our Spring Stock
Price not SO much Of an object as room for othe,
goods. A splendid assortment Of Mems and
Women's Over Shoes, Felt Shoes. Rubbers, &c.
T.. w. BARINDT,
Corner Of Main and Jefferson Streets. and No
Is Main Street. novel
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NEW YORK. Ian. IL.

NEW YORK, Jan. ~.
fDston-kirmer- Sales at SIC.
Flour-More active, and 504l0c higher. Sales
at S. IS for Dealers Extra State: 81 45ss6 SO Extra
II III o.
Wheat-R Receipts, none. Market 10 better.
with y brisk demand, chiefly for expectation.
81 1901 ST for Chicago Spring; 50e9i 81 MI ~aU-
1ee Club: 81 bs9el u Winter Red.
Coma shade tirmer.
Oats-Firmer. sales ut alI 1850 Tor Wegtern.
Pork and Lard-Firm.
Whskey-Unset.led.W til offers at 9+golC, hut
without buyers.
Petroleum-More active for future delivery.
Sales at 32Isc for crude. TO be delivered in Fcby
refined In bond duh AT 4JGst6c: do free 6OeSH
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Brown. bronchial T,roci,es

These LOzenges are prepared from highly es-
teemed recipe for alternating bronchial 0a1sop.s,
Asthma H0uySc,,aes, CNughs CbIds, and Irritation
or Soreness of the Throat.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND vOCALISTS
Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice
before speaking or singing, and relieving the
throat after any unusual exertion Of the vocal
organs, having q peculiar adaptation to affec-
Uons which disturb the organs of speech.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
In the United states and most Foreign countries
at Is cents. per box. Ldec2kd&wlm
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The Ladies' Union Aid S~rfefy have
made arrangements with Messrs Hooper s Long
Of the Barrel House, to board and lodge. for q
limited time. all soldiers who arrive in Burling
ton without means.
Sick Soldiers VIII be taken to the u. 8. Marine
Hospital. on application at the ollice Of Dr. H. b
Ransom. on Jefferson Street. tdec3dAwtf
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MARRIED.

ON the 18th instant by Rev. w +. Baird, Mr..
JAMES NJ. BELL, of Co. B. Sth Illinois Cavalry. to
Miss MARY A. CADWALLADER. Of Dies MOinGs
comfy Iowa.
In this city, sth inst. by Rev. W. salter, Mr..
GEORGE A. WARD OF Terre Haute, Illinois, 70
Miss EMILY RANDALL, Of Bclchertown, Mass.
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p. BROWN.
p. BROWN,
DRAIIcR IN
BOOKS. PAPER. STATIONERY.

NEWSEA pftflE a ND PERIODICALS
Always on hand . fun stock of school Rooka
Blank Eooks; Cap, Letter and Note Papers En-
velopes, States, Pens, Pencils, &C., &c.
WINDOW SHADES, plain and figured
BLANKS for lawyers and Justices.
New looks Papers, hasazines, &C.. resolved
daily, rcr express. Hawk-sye Building
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S.&E'pNHFEEE.
or CONCENTRATED LYE

III lilly SOAP IAKAR
WAR makes high prices, Sapoaifer helps tc
reduce thon. 1t makes Socp for Fbx cents q
pound by using your kitchen grease,
e. CAUTION! As sqssr.ous I4yes are ofIered
slso, De cs reful ana ouly buy the Patented ar
ticle pun I'D in lTaa caas, al others being
I0unterfeits.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.
rhilaGelphia-Nc. ~ Walnut street.
pIttsbnrg-Pitt street ana Uuruesno Nay.
novl7-dAW3In
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK EYE

amongst Z. hrf area volunteers who arc in
The city, ana they divided into small par
tics and went on d hunt after the cowardly
miscroamts. and lid they secured the4r
rtpseR.
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,-cn last saturday night :
W. conan named Mary Il. Cope, Nv
fo's ,fr. Samuei MiliinGer, on tho
~ 81 Nils, cut her throat with a razor
Sa'' fact of which, notwithstanding
70" 80 70 preserve her life, she died on
u s..1a,uight. The emily reason she
. ss d for this act O desperation was
s' VS., was sick aad depressed IN spirits
- 800 Of her want Of home and 1eia-
we understand that enc explicitly
y ,..os that no one was in any way re-
%o .a:h,e for her act, and that it was com
..a solely from tho motives she stated,
result of nor own misguided VIII.
~,rouer's inquest was held yesterday
!, her remains. and we understand the
Dir, was in accordance with the above
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND HAIR BREADTH
EscAPE.-The train which lett Spring
field on Saturday evening, for Chicago.
encountered a snow bank this side OF Lex
ington, which was too much for the loco
motive, and was obliged to return TO
Bloomington. 1t left that place last even
ing, and came with little difficulty as Tar as
Lockport. Here, while in the act ofswitch-
ing, and after the locomotive with two cars
had passed from the switch on to the
main track, the switch broke, throwing the
rear car first upon a track parallel with
that upon which the locomotive was rum
ming, and finally off the track altogether.
The cars thus thrown OF, .oited along over
the ties, much to the disnay Of the women
and children passengers. The train was
checked after running some distance,
when it was found that an inclination OF
six inches more to one side, would have
precipitated the whole concern down per-
pentiicular bank of four feet into the canal,
which is there parallel with the railroad
The interposition which saved 40 many
lives was certainly hardly less than provi-
dental Chicago Journal.
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NOR SALE "A FARM OF TWO
d Hundred ani Forty lour Acrcs-One h0n-
ited ana CITY under cultivation. the res tim Dor
and, four cen miles north of Ruriington. near
yellow springs college, and churches. On inc
premises are good frame dwelling-houae, Darn,
orchard. and three never falling Springs, also
good rock -ouarrv Ia the timber. Terms. sbpc1
ARE, partly OIL time. Apply to
JNO VI. SCOTT,
ianlt w9m Dnquon. Perry Co llH-
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49, On saturday the Jury III the case OF
:, s.ate against J. G. Vance, indicteo "r
:, murder of Haines. returned ver0ic'
ding Vance guilty of manslauSnter.-
:, understand Vance has taken All appear
1.-THE Supreme Court. s,
/, tha case of tne State lsail - C1s'ilAo'
,.-ca5 with the murder of a man named
,,a,y. by pushing him overheard from 'he
ats Cassel, some time last summer tue
.5,niaut was found not guilty.
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BRUTAL ASSAULT ON A SoLDIER--I asst
evening q furloughed member of the Third
Iowa tDubuque) Battery and soldier OF
the 7th Infantry were coming up Main
street, and the latter stepped into the sa-
loon on the corner Of I'd to tic a bandage
which had become loose on sore hand,
leaving the former on the walk to wait for
him. In a minute three Irishmen came up
to the battery man and asked, What arc
those stripes7'' pointing to the red seams
on the back OF his coat.
"Oh.' he replied, . those arc the right
kind OF stripes-FIn one Of Uncle Abes
men,
"Ye are, arc yc.' replied one Of the ruff
fans, and drawing a club, struck the sol
dicr a heavy blow across the eye brows
following it with take that d-n &C."
The soldier fell on the walk, and while
down the Williams kicked him and struck
him several times, and then fed, leaving
him senselcss. He was picked up by his
comradc aud several others who hoard the
blows, and carried to the Merchants Hotel,
where no lay i'll q critical condition last
evening. The assailants are net known
and Will probably escape without punish
ment
The affair caused great excitement
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THE EXPULSION OF GARRETT DAvgs

THE EXPULSION OF GARRETT DAVIS
The following Is Mr.. Wilson's resolution
for the expulsion Of Garrett Davis
Whereas, The Hon. Garrett Davis, 4 Sen
ator from the State Of Kentucky, did. on
the 9TH day Of January A. d. 1864, intro
duce into the Senate OF the / nited States d
series of resolutions in which, among 9TH
or things. it is declared that "the people OF
the North ought TO revolt against the war
leaders and take this great matter into
their own hands," thereby meaning to in
cite the people of the United States to re-
volt against the P.esiden. of the United
States and those III authority who support
him in the prosecution of the war to pre-
serve protect and defend the Constitution
and the Union, ard to take the prosecution
of the war into their own hands; therefore
be it
llesolred, That the said Garrett Davis has
by the introduction of tue resolutions atore-
said. been guilty of advising the people OF
the United States to reasonable, insurreC-
tionary and rebellious action against the
government of the United States. and OF
gross violation Of the privileges of the Sen
ate, for which cause he is hereby expelled.
A WoMANs JEALOUSY-VITRIoL AND
DAGGERs.-Our readers may perhaps re-
| mem Der the circumstances OF an affair oi
vitrioi throwing, which occurred at Benck-
October last, and which WAS mentioned in
this paper. The victim was Mrs. Cali
bert. who, while sitting at table slipping
! wine, in company with a MIR. Miller, was
assaulted by her companion's wife. who
Directing to having her husband keeping
such familiar company with another wo-
man. took occasion to throw vitriol into
her rivals face and eyes, which were hor-
ribly burned by the liquid fire. For some
| time il was feared that NJ RS Galibert would
lose her eyesght entirely, but she was for
tunate enough torecover. She did not learn
wisdom from her sad experience, 1t seems,
| for she continued her intimacy with Mil
! Ter, whose Jealous wife, not satisfied with
the terrible punishment she had already
administered, nursed her wrath and await
ed the hour which should bring her an OPP
portunity for "a finishing stroke of ven
geance. On Saturday morning last, Mrs.
4 Miller followed her husband TO house on
Hammond street, and enteringsit q few
moments after him found him again in
company with her hated rival. n scene
ensued. The frenzied wife drew a murder
Gus locking dirk-knife from under hex
shawl and threatened to kill Mrs. Gaiihers,
who screamed with terror; while the has
band looked on amazed, and at q loss how
to act. Fortunately, officer Wheeler, OF
the police force, came in in time TO prevent
mischief, and ended the scene.--CS,s Com.
T. Cad Bryan. the Pious, has left Iowa,
ano gone into Dixie, probably beyond the
Federal lines. Ills pass through the lines
was written out in due form by the Attor-
ney General Of this State on the day after
the election. The Hero of the First Cav
airy has disappeared, like small pebble
in Il frog pond, and has left no ripple to in
dicate the spot where he went down. All
lesh Is grass State Register.
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Ed.

DIED,
At the residence Of s. Mellinger, on the eve
ming of the 18th inst, Miss MARY COPE, daughter
Of John Cope aged q years.
The funeral will take place to-day U5th) at ten
o. clock. The friends OF the family are invited
20 attend.
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Enron HawK-EYE:-I am informed by
ant. Rutledge that the time for enlisting
IA been extended to the Ist of March,
llsc, that the $500 bounty viii be paid UNI
Il that time.
It is hoped that the townships in Des
Moines County which have not already
He'd their quotas. Will, without delay,
siopt such measures as will speedily Sc
.are their respective quotas.
All persons who have left their names
With me with a view 70 enlisting, are re-
luested to call at my Office on W ednesday,
January Goth.
WV. HARPER,
Burlington, Jan. Ia. Recr'y Agent.
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BOOKS.

IMPRESSIONS OF ENGLAND
/ Or Sketches OF English Society nd Secneryi
oct7 CORsEB
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Extension OF Bomnfy.

The proceedings OF Congress on Tuesday
4 printed in our yesterday mornings pa
sr showed that the resolution authorizing
lie continuance of the large bount;es had
,assed both Houses. The following dis
aseh from Mr.. Wilson, Representative
.om this District, confirms it.
WASHINGroN, Jan. II, 1864.
70 n. &. Ratedye, u. NJ, burlington
Ma.-Bounty is extended To first of
varoh. JAS. +. WILSON.
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IT IFS OF KIT CARSON-The Great
/ Western Hunter and Guide-by ChaS. Bur
dett, Just reed at Oct II CURSES
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NNHE BAY PATH-A Tale Of New
Il England Colonial Life-by G Holland, Just
reed at Loot Il CORSE8
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VICTOR HUGO-By witness Of his
y life (Aiadame Hugo inst received at
oct7 CORSES
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MISS GILBERTS CAREER-An
N American.story-by g Holland just re-
Cplvsx1 at ioCt7j CURSES
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TTHE AMBER GODS-And other
i Stories-by Harriet E Prescott, just recN a4
oct CORSEB
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NHE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES

HISTORY OF THE
OCT CORSNS
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tee -est s. the matter stands now IN pop
ulas c1nvic ian, and bhe people were never
npasef tho MARKS o,i,'gieti E-p'sda':a'
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE.

To j. h Hornish, Caroline Hornsh r. C. Cori Charles
and WhbaHn ats. Jacob fma AMI b. ". Ford
and ali holders and owners of the Estes House g
bonda and ecuionsi Mara Haamiiians Niehiss
ca na s. ss s fekl~s ia sn ssm ar
Rehey. Andrew Brown : J. usu.ill, j. r.
Reed a Co., Maria Mckeeu. Iaiaes W Mch.ll, r. s
hickey, Henry Pulls MeGavie Chittcnden Co. Chss.
Carsper, c. II. Perry. Samuel y. Miller and Ahner
Reeves executors Il L. Il. Reeves decreased Samuel T..
Miles. Arehtaid. Youas Cos, Heary Huekamp, o.
Buckingham. VIM. kud.ck Brown & Cien,iennng,
Resefs burrows cxcutrix Of Jane. Bofro~~. deceased
Thomas j. innings, Harvey Litter, James Gorda Pat
CARR A. Rridrrnan d CO. C. Tifon,ss n & CO. kepsall
Howe Co. james Neai u. McConn Rankin, Miller 4
Ensser, H. B. Teoe. administrator Ct r r Erster, de-
CEASED -furcht for NJ NJ Mot ardee Jacob ebpr, Al.
Hsnsscker Jason Wallace, Gecs X. Bndi Mckee Stew
art A land, Linsley baylor. q D. fiiey Mctunnige
way Conmssicner Of jefferson county A. stod,lard,
w Auxerbright. Michael Everett Isaac 5ohnson Chae
Ncvev, * of u. Driscnie. deceased. n. 4 Sauser,
Eli Stodsar1 James II. kichey. y ossph strothman.
John Terry, Gecrge Donald. Martha johnson, yclney
Shading, Thenes Walker Anssn Harrington. 3 T.
Marshall, VIVA Mieheal. Anazs Dooliftie, James Shaw
John Sparks, u. Y. Miller. assignee, y. H. Franklin
assignee, and Vim. Stotts, assignee-Dsfesdases 81
Yen are hereby sevcray notified that there il on
file the Clerks Office OF the District Court Of LeecDrniy
Iowa. Fort AAdfsona pstiteni in equity. by Edsas
Hesnsh fr the OF twenty Thousand dollars money
due Kim upon coupons or interest notes OF certain bomb
made fs said r. X Herpish TO Edgar Thomson bear
err known as Estes House bonik and FIR money Nd
vsnced TO y insurance. and praying also for the sale q
lots enc n Io f2 and three E3l IN block sixty live
the city Il Kso&nk Lee county, lsvs, um which u st
ua,ed the large hotel in said cy known the kste.
UNDER Sofloenre Of the deed Of tfuet ecuted
thereon by j. X. H1rnh and wife TO said J. kgar Thorn
SON. Truyfee securing nifty bonds OF said J. X Hornish
pay able 70 j. EEar Thomson 81 bearer for the snm of
~ ,s s ne, su y mr. % %
maturing seminnually from their date the spplira
ton or the FINDS arising from said sale To payment
taxes and and insurance upon said property
and thr liquidation of the coupons and bonds aforesaid
and for ether orders and general relief Now you am
all parties Interested In said property bonds or coupons
ere hereby otifed and required be and appear
make aner q said petition by Of the second da,
of the axf term Of said Court to be held at Fa Asd
viii be had therein as prayed for by default
- s4 II. SCOTT HOWELL
marI--aw M Counsel for Petitioner
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SheriH7S Sales.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ LIE SraTE ~ Iowa, Ike Co.'s.
by virtue Of special execution to me directed issued
by the Clerk OF the District Court OF said county
OF George Fletcher, srd aeainst James W johnson
Martha 1Qhnscn, spd Also decree against George An
dersonA Co. and Others have levied upon and viii
to the highest bidder the ent tloer ~ the Carrk %
nee Of the District Court Of Lee county Iowa q Kssk
In said ecRty the ID dav 81 Apru 4. ID, 1854 between
the hours Of ctc and 40 eioe H. cdu,rc1cic
NJ o'clock p NJ Of said day. the following property tS
wit Part ai lets one and tvo 2, IN black six fytvo
fe in the city Of Keoknk Les county, Ipsa more yss
irulary described fellows, towt commencing on 9Th
street point in lot one in said block sixtv3wo ft
twenty [20 feet from the Of the alley running
through said block 1871 thence forty {soi TIT
along the lin. u fh street on ssf lot one Fl tow
High street thence ouc hsndred ioe right ansles
Fiffh street through lot IN and two al 90 said
biock ok tAencesxt ftol fef on III borsh-
vsstefiy line between said lots two ~ and three Isl il
Sid hlook to the asy in sai block thence tweAf 1
t along the line Of tho alley In said lst two
lA esfeeE t1sdce twenty l3,1 feet easterly towards
High esset themes Eighty $50 fsss rsrsgf saiA
ld6tw6z] and across the whole Of said lot hac4
t. q hsxinnane on Pm strsst, In the city =
K66knk. Lee county, lowe.
E 1Aksn. lsvisd upon. and Be sold byoedr eesss =
u1&4yu11 wx1e0f 6xssntion. +-ts 49, ~
l sss: n - e ~ 49, IL ! = =. ~ =
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SALE.

NJ S1AsE or EcEa Ike C9uS-E-ss
By virtue Of special execution to Inc directed issued
by tie Girk Of the District Court said county,
Of j. :. Eastman. and against joseph kepdrek have
Levied uypon f sell hkhesf bidder az the front
der Clerks the District court Of Leecoup
lfy, Iowa Keokuk in said county the 9Th day u
April A. D. 1854. between the hours Of o'cfp~k NJ
aud o'clock r. NJ commencing AZ o'clock Y, NJ
day, the follow property t~it The northwest quar-
ter ofths northwest quarter Of section eniy eia
w1shp sixty-six oo north, u range six ~ wess, n
Lee s~santy ISwe-
Taken ieved upon. and to be sold ty order OF eoar
sal sly said writ OF execution.
ke-kuk. Meh- In ls64- IERAEL ANDERSON
Printers Zee s. 80 Sherih d Lee Cs, Isws.
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SALE

~ SrArE OF Iowa Ike Co.'S
By virtae ofe special execution 70 directed issued
by The Clerk Of the DIS strict Court Of d county, IN favor
.ol Hiram .Baffsey. and against Hannah " Nils aud
also aetrse against Geo G. Dxes and Char lss isusons
Co. and ether have levied noa srii will sell 70 tbs
high 81 tsder the Frost door Of the Clerk soeof tho
District Court of Lee county, Iowa At keokEk- Ia said
county the End dsy Of April A. D. 1861 between the
hours of o'clock A. and O'Clock y ~, eetiat uring
at O'clock OF said day the following pvpssty, te
vat. Lot No. three Fs In blrk h,y tfree 81 Ia ne
city Of Keoknk, isse county, Iowa. 1850
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order OF court to
satisfy said writ Of ex-esssea-
Printers Fee 81 So, FL ANDERSEN,
Keakuk March A. "a. ~SiNrfn 81 LeeT 20. Iowa