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, 1864-06-19
,EKIE Axn na1rpET.uT
EEUm Es1EsEaEflNEo.@ e = -

6nrpr1se Of Gen. Loo at Con. Grant,.
>;AoveHlcnt-lEgR Army too nucA rt.-
>~1need TO Eight ID m opoA sight
Itmuloux upf1teus III fkfeaI1 nd
> Concerning TIE E'rospect-sCfsc EFac.
unt!on of:tho City ilstSoEod u MiiI.
tAFy koeesttty. -.
, 1864-06-19

a correspondent a. Coldwaier, Under data Of the
Of wool up TO thst morning, vcre about ID.HD ~ ~
rricss haye aesn ss0!?c-chiedJ at 7to fsr vsshed
cent batter Than ons year ago.
. We shall he pesacd to have our friends throughout
fht Statci Keep advised OF arY facts OF lufeTest
rslAkve 10 TIC WOOL or otAe< MArkes il tlAr Ioeai-
, 1864-06-19

81 Among tho "slghts' At the depart
1nent Of arms and Trophies In tho Philadsl-
phla fair, Is 4 fac simile RI the "Swamp An
gel" just cast at plttsAurg, and it, bail Of
1000 pounds weight. Tic gun is twenty
feat long, and aboyo Ave .eet In diameter at
the hreech,
, 1864-06-19

Tho tosa1 feesipts OF HoEr dusink the 1eek
ending To-day, according 10 tho daily retarns post.
cd Oh Change, amount t. t5a4s head. Thls Is Ism
hore than WAS received last week, and a.<79 head
Hore thar the receipts ostbe correspondnx weak OF
lat year. rhe daily receipts 1t ths various ya.ds
compare II folleHE:
, 1864-06-19
MOLDEI) COLLARS

Aaye now been h6foro hi pubic for pee,%v a vp.y
1hey are universally pronounced tho nssfsss ksa fs
hitting col1Afa ertAae-
1ho Epper edge pFeeents perfect GIFTS, toa tkcxn
tsn aozl.s noticed IN all Other e1NaEs-
Inc cxnvst cKasea no puct erN ths Enddo u TIA
nGts1pKcaud nG thsEttore partocly n=e md Easy "a
he d.sotte Collar hxs = aooo:a<Ed evsolx tasaaez
70 FIT TIE xxpK.
They are nado IA Nsvesty- Tar tutz-3ovn stx1sn ::
z eyety aslfs1e ffom !! = Il trahos, md ia sKs-
toha szee,~ tn nest biua cartons eontaiu3ec i1a
each also ln EERAer one1 OF 10 eAch.-ahe Iskf.r \
01ncef1. - @@ss
~ AvERT COLLAR Ii stamped
-GRAY's FATnNr HOLDRp CUfLAK..
Bc1d by al deaies II Men1 Furnishing Goods -
Gdso! IL 81 ID, TnS1eaie Kh 9sa5ss1 = lIeea Fan
BRADFORD Bros. MllWaates. ~
Mfzel24-1$ KkE 2EtH
, 1864-06-19
want, Wi Il SEWspn
Response to the Baltimore Nexsnn,
t4onH4


HonH&
At spirited meeting held 1t Cairo On
Thursday night OF last weak, for the pur.
pose Of ratifyine tho nominations at DsltI-
more, The following resolutions, offered b,
d. I. linegnr. wcre unanimously adopted:
Rtfolcsd, That the Union citizens of Cairo and
Alexander county, In 1nass convention, do hereby
inots. fer ceetton TO the ot1ce Of Pr-eldcut or
the United states, and likewise the nomination sf
Andrew Johnson Of Tennessee. fos tho V,ce-prck.
Convention.
Resoivsd, That we hesrtity indorae and .soro,e
o. Tho platform adopted by said Con ventIon.
!, HSae!Eed, That We win givs 10 the non1Inecs Of
port.
ftuTxd. Thatwo most cordially approve OK tho
action OF the late StAte Convention, at 31tue deld
anu pleaEe alike our support to Tile State ticket
nominated at that Convection.
J =. BAxnnR HstretaT
, 1864-06-19

81 The RIcamond papers upbraid John
Cochranc, tbs candidate for the vico Prosl
dency on tho Fremont ticket, with 80 soon
forgetting the row he uttered in speoph ut
Richmond, that If the Federal Government
should attempt to coerce tho South, he
(Cosh1une) weuld be found sword IN hand
on the side Of Old Tirrinfs.
, 1864-06-19

neers On hand su5c:eat to Pay x,e.,sa3 OF rts
tn,ohnt- Tho total Asuet .n4 bonded dahl foot No
$1aaEo, o< vhi,k ts7",s7s ato in tbs lanfs OF sLe
: kILklEE fuAd c3EGAi!teo
, 1864-06-19

81 The Copperhead paper at Johustown;;
Pa, the Democrat, gives the list Of drafted
men IN CambriA county with tho following
caytion: "Tho Lincoln Ratflel Tho War for
tbs Negrol' Three Years fol; ;AbolItionism!,,'.
The Eaine paFsr, 10 speaking Of the daash ot
warmer en9.te to see hls friend Lossjoy." ::
, 1864-06-19

that evetturoa have hgnln been maao On tho
Fart Of France to tho English Goya nment
With vlaw TO devise neans Of putting
stop to the frishtiul and useless oaraazo he.
tween FedeAls aAd CoofadarateS.
, 1864-06-19

Tho Vote fer Vice Prosldoxx.
Tho following is the vots by States for
Vice President IN tbs Union National Con-
Fcntion, before any changes woec announced: !:
, 1864-06-19

A Radical copperheat1 Coordination.
Tho Radical and Coppcrhsad organs arc
billing and cooling. Thoy thing It would b.
nice thing to join fortunes and 70 into ths
campaign on the common platform OF oppo-
sition to the present Administration, Tha
Mrr Nation, the organ Of Fremont, says:
"Thcfe Is so little difference between tht. p,rty
{Prrnouss) and the Democratic purity that ii rnu11
10 aaky to adoptn common tickst, which 1oud
awecP cyuythtnG belorc 1t. Sach stsp wenld Ia
70 the interest Of the De1nt cratic tictet II II
would not remain aonr Jear4 Longer In he bsct-
Andthe New York World z,sets the IN,
N<tscs half Way ~ follows:
"Eut why should Democrats haYo any cAoise IN
u acton ot the Rep9blica4 party isapros!ng It
Eere to DO EuecessfnD II batween Liacoln IND
fre19sntf On the elHvery question tbeis Do'lrv
would indeed be the tAme; but no honest anti.
slavery naan would be better at tbs head or Iho
GoTcrnmcns th2n trucking, ttne-serylnc Aholj-
tior1st. And then frtment IL pnccuiyocal.y for
iIea speech, free preea tho right o3 as1inn. IL,
Liberty. There Is nothing In the slavery QUESTION:
70 bo weighed for Que m0Ment asainst these. 30
fnF as the khdicals consent 70 stand spon the.a
rt1ns1F!es OF the Ccveisud plssfnrm. they hnYe =
eond Of y mpa1hy with tho Democratic tArtTa ana
Win AL tue patriots,
, 1864-06-19


The depresa&oa which ehAanetsst1c6 fho pssfhnt
ll,t vsst. has IN no sentihle degree been renoynd
shla week and nom &he fartner decline IN or East
ezn markets., thippcra sad. speealatoz. hsro besa.
holding on much u posub1t. tha result of which
sa,urtaJ Of 9s&te haa1 taken plzna: Tne following
aFs ths slosins prices ofthq markes this eyeasuxs
| CIodIxo rR1Cxa.
Prime 70 sxtrs shipnint k.1aess.. s.t re- MAIN
Tim 7tser1 acd coafsA, A,oxen-.-.~.,,..- so3Ifs
,eA1uxuAr E1xNHo. June &-rnn reedpt. of Bcef
casste during tho p<ss week aAve peka fu1iJ eqaito
, 1864-06-19

fFlom tho Dubuque Ttncs.]
a kg koo&s house In this city sold 1ioo worth Of
pstnA to Chicago hrm day before yesterday. This
tnc quality ef Eoods r+tAii IS cents per yard Id
THIS nat1es. The Chlcago meqhants paid esH coats
per yard tor them by tho Wholesale.
, 1864-06-19


Rpryr1k,rxaAIH91n aAH91n11 GynaNas inns Is. 1sst.
naijg le IC.ef. TSs eaS.Etmen1s ana ao%l-
4ls;;5Ficp viii eoso. 4 IL pro3.
..o1a "L.11 A.! .an n1!I Fx1le11.-n.ss. weaker
"a 4 ~ Xeff y sis. u auoso: :'''0a At VIZ
3!9uf 70 Hostcn. ia1a &nd 91s5atte
NeW A0rk ............... 14S@iM
f1Gsssn' 1% 70 NV YORK. Like md s..,. "a
fTovis,onss to n: Z. A w1ser, 100 ns..... 5o6
rorn aaI T. o noaTssi @ ~ T.*ss. g
PORK e Montreal, "a salnts::.. .....::::... 1io1
E3eof 70 rostana u saEn!a Liza
rionr - - nts - -, Ltq@-..
sqia q S.e.~!s ro''a toos 70 % p.'a IN
RAILROAD FK210H1s-Tha to1oEtnK 4zt tfo faIl-
5o@a fasee; von-.h h,,, 80.
n Nav v,r>r al, -, fou1ka GMas" fQonI
OK ~ ~ - III:
TO Boston. ~ - IL M
1eHe.t.snst.. T.. y saa ..a: Mls::::s II
ID Ba1s,o III III. rasi.'.............. h
Ip g.1rmore, III 1st ia
10 Phii3dtlphla. al rsii IN In
re f1t!sbntE. III raal..,.....,.........,nSo raj. Ies
.EL0nH.-Kcceived to-day, 1913 oris; shipped To-
E5I94a-3s: 6ris sonnytas ss az r.
Brick CttJ" 81 y; oa bTia IsisnS'; tB,tST,.',t
Sxx E1TxAt-10 bri1 willis Wtntcf RSsrs II 70 Il a.
RHAN-to tons Bran N hulk ii lii 30 n fraS.E~'
eetsed te-aaJ. III id bn: shinn-d
81ss hn harriet les active, snd 4c 1o1er o. 70 l.
&s hu % q x1s2; 400 bu Do Il 81 sia: ss 6o III IL
= 1*%l u do ut 81 8aH: l.etp bu do u S1l8:
, 1864-06-19

q Tho Right Rev. Bishop McCloakoy, Of
Albany. has recieved tho official announos.
ment from Rome Of his appointment to tho
Archiopiscopatc Of New York. Hortll soop.
II Is understood, enter upon tho discharge OF
h3e drt1a.
, 1864-06-19
COM B1EEEIAHa,

SATURDAY RysEua. JunA 10. 1854.
Tic receipts AA4 kAymek4 dxr4zk thv p.. Il hs m
weFt follows:
nxcxJprn Il n suto.-rn -,
, 1864-06-19
OUR PARIS LETTER,

KEc~t OF Tvar ne1ps-A New e7on,usrr.
c1sA AUlance-Con0Ittuns 1rnpobeJ on
Nhc NOW Ltne-xctivity III Paris
ffund1nE-The Harycstx.
, 1864-06-19

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS no isp.oyemeaf ia tse
rfssfpis tho ma5ket l. .lnos< st tandstn prices
n,m a. pree.nt quot&t1ons. M1cKKnsL IN fatf aup-
piy a1d rood demand. quotstiore nrn AL uhch-nx+
market nrm st present quotations. HaREI1a-l1ck.
leo ~ good demand aud veky nrm. Lake In nominal
, 1864-06-19

will cause Rtriprency In tan currsncy
market. The policy of retiring tbe Gov
eminent legal tender and funding III Aoat,nr
eu11eney.E i'll II IT can bo- extensively ana.
taincd, tend to reduce Til prico of xold to
certain extent No financial wisdom. how.
ever, can give to paper the val1o Of gold, or
prevent the latter from riding IN price where
1t mnst be bought, and the former Il all VIC
have to buy 1t with.
r,,r .11awG1c-.-.. 60. !,
Ts.r. !. n.anf,.. snnHAHa,.. sonhME.
.,as ..i..t.5 - T.nefssf.' ~ tAse-ees ~ ~
t.~n+ ~ tso,.. ~ ,...s....s.~ a 4 4ot ~ ~
-. r. ..s.s IL 49, 49, oH ~ a. ~ Noe'a'
ssa. 80 ~ ~. 1r"N ~ -" 1osuia N asn'
Nsstesa.
a., '1 .,.. "a Nv 1oJ ssuhe 0sh oi
~, ',14"sN :. .so.,.oa - ~ tns W. au"se1 1a"n
fs9 s1'o1$a .ne a1"J' M no"
AossI' a. .," anus. 'ns aanul1u uAI CAL oslo IL
'"ooe .s - e'san ~ AZ a's locA 1orcs 1ot
Msss 1 Nuo peAss - tAss 1aAs sss1o'
assoe'A',oae e&ss n ouo ana tas so)olans
susea' oouno 'oke.oer " oalo 10 asisad
coFperAssae ,tsn oelns pumsnea eI ths
oo'e.amens' - 4vosea IN sauAnnshsns
n op'e 80. otSu Aasso ass sns aosaAss
" VI. Ao - n.s aau Aao i~et saa. sssry esan'
c".. ols ~ - IT.. ~. u'sn ~. VI AeeaA 70 90 een. 70
o' 49,, ..,.s..s - 80 y. ''e ~ appropriate
80 . w. ~ Ns.N ~. ~ Hoppe'aeAa floIs N
~" ~ "neA 'ne aau'n o1 nav 1ork
ano ~ AuJelAlas o's'es naa ossa hurried
,ao 1s,. .:,. ean'A - oele1o sna1 STATE trsn
nee =, m,Aslon. a coppesAaaa Outbreak At
~ 49, "ouo a4u A@ aou u MICH n 1t
noAlo aaVs cone then, both In it, moral
effect on both armies aaA In the Withdrawal
o! forces which would b. required to sss.
prsss it. The CopperheRds in New York, by
thsir outbreak, succeeded in vithara ,,,r
, 1864-06-19

Considerable Interest is manifested herc,
relative to the Chicsgo Convention. WAas
arc the prospects thrre! viii tho fac.ions
agree. or will they divide: We are anxious
to bear tho views Of those Who have IN on
portunlty to witness the proceedings OF tie
Copperhcad party. BL.Kp.
, 1864-06-19

| French Cali Is
~1a.:...-.-..SLiaa1.A
! Freh b Gulf I<<
/ motaea, f dos
-pu+.ts.Ass4.... .Vk4~ n
Er62ch Calf L.
1 motncS. So
conds. = doE-.TbelHH
Lath1S, = dGE-l3oots15.Ht
ReAu&, = dos. .11DkHS,A
, 1864-06-19

arg l1tQ9,4c for Yellow A3@3S 49, "A'sS
:: M!l1t:HsYlMasEeeely sss brls; shipped. ~:
6tle AAskar urn bnt not Tery active. s.lea todsy
msIket cicein0 quiet hat nrm
A1DE9-Recflved &C-dar, 81 80 lbs :ahipoed Ill.,
x there u lttls frat activity In thn mar
ke'; Green sattea Htas ara ia fsr demand and sol.
eFAbly nrtu At Prclent quotations.. Dry are very du
ana 1naetlye. We quote: .~
9.seo sCoaafy. H!.s=ed---................. .!N9 ~
Gteen Stated. DO .............-,.....u <3u X
D.J salted, DO ,.....15x 15xMiE@
Dry ynEt. 40 - 1gl5s6
S1i SS,iR G5ssn s. Sailed, &
LEAT1Ek-Nzrtet Ct moderately estire with no
cnanse feIlouA QuotanoHs Frlces generally rails
, 1864-06-19
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND, NO. 2.

IN - T NXW Y0KX. 1na6 y Es*s.
n. Trustees Of tho HnxTs Gold 0ou9.a5s hsse
ta!nlnxa 81 sna company for the gan5a q May, psI
eho u The ct1cn Of tbs ce@pa3J. NO. ~ Io93 g
fseo:d q the el3Sc 81 bettatsa this a4y. H.,
: jels.k9T8s WAITEE 8, LAWToA, T1ea6.
, 1864-06-19
'.1nax'921sl3s

vTALL0M-Eeceipts s.nau hsd IN EssA dew.
Nc .. Wenuote: 'N'-s eoo3saoas pf
Prime CltY YPsckaf1....-..... ,,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-25

PosTMAsrERs SALARIEs.-A complete
revision of the Post Office Laws is in pro-
gress. One of the features of it is that il
is intended to divide post Offices and the
compensation of postmasters into Eve
classes, and to fix these classes according
to the annual average of compensation to
the postmasters during the four years last
past, with provision to meet the cases
where returns may not have been receiv-
ed for each quarter, and combining the
average to a less period when revenues
are increasing. 1t is not proposed in any
class to change the present amount of
pay.
The first class comprises all offices
where the annual pay has been between
$4,000 and $4,000; second class, be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000; third class,
between 81, 900 and $4,000; fourth
class, between 800 and 81, GOO; fifth,
less than 800. Salaries thus ascertain
ed by the annual average for four years
are to be fixed in even sums, but in no
case to exceed the average.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-25
THE GATE CITY


Sir William Hamilton tells some mar
velous stories in his lecture on "Mem-
ory.' Ben johnson could not only re-
peat all he had written, but whole books
he had read |! Neibuhr in his youth was
employed in one Of the public Offices Of
Denmark, where part of book Of &C.
counts having been lost, he restored it
from his recollection. Seneca complains
of old age, because he cannot, As he once
did, repeat two thousand names in the
order they were read to him and AYERS
that on one occasion, when at his studies,
goo unconnected verses having been pro-
nounced by different pupils of his percep-
tor, be repeated them in reversed order
proceeding from the last to the first ut
tered. A quick and retentive memory,
both of words and things, is an invaluable
treasure, and may be had by any one who
will take pains. Theodore Parker, when
in the divinity school, had notion that
his memory was defective and needed
looking after, and he had an immense
chronological chart hung up in his room,
and tasked himself to commit the con-
tents, all the names and dates from Adam
and the year one, down to Nimrod, Pto-
lemy, Softer, Heliogabulus, and the rest.
Our verbal memory soonest fails unless
we attend to it and keep it fresh in order.
A child will commit and recite verbatim
easier than an adult, and girls than boys
To keep the memory fresh. it is capital
exercise to study and recite new Ian
guages, or commit and treasure up choice
passages, making them part of our men,
tai wealth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-25
CHERRIES SALE.

NJ sn N sfArH % fewA, Ike Co.'S
By virtue Of special execution to ma directed issued
by the Cerk OF Tho District Court Of said county, in favor
Of Rix, Hale Co. Ind agxinst Horace Waahhurne md
highest bidder II the front door Of the Clerks office 81
she District Court RI Bee county Iova = Krekk In sid
county on the 9TH day Of March A. d. 1854 between the
o'clock T. 81 Gid day. the fooWjng property, to-vt
The rOrtlwest qnafter d section nine the south
north Of range six [6l west In Loe county, Iowa
ken levt4 opn, and ~ b. so1d BY dkcr Of court TO
~ 81 d So.7 iukAIL ANDERSON,
aA n = ~ ds1A 0ksa9Wnse q, I'm !
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-25
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE OF Iowa. LIE Co.'S
By yrtne Of special execution 10 me directed f.snea
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county, in aysr
Of H. Butler, and against John A. Patterson land also
decree agsinsr d. IRgham and n D. Inghsa i have
levied upon and will sell n the highest bidder ut the
front door Of the Clerks once Of the District Court Of Lee
county, Iowa at keekuks In said eoanty the 9Th dry
Of March, A. D. 1854 between the hours OF o'clock
and o'clock P. r., commencing at o clock N Of said
day. the following property, towit Lot No nine 81 in
Iowa MFsseF8 1855 =
Taken, levied upon and to be sold BY order Of court to
satisfy eaiA writ Of execution.
Printers Rss 81 SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON,
keokuk Jan. %, "a. Sheriff OF Lee Co, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-25
CHERRIES SALE.


~ SrsfE oR lows LEE CUNTS
BY virtue of special execution directed issued
by the Clerk of the District Court 81 said county
Of Turner, Wilson Co. and Converse, Harding Co. and
against Hugh H. Smiley have levied upon will to
the bidder Mt the front door Of Cer
the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa. Keknk said
county, the 9Th day OF March, A. d. 1864 between the
hours OF o'clock A. NJ and o'clock p. NJ commencing
at O'Clock r. NJ Of said day, the following property to-
wit Twenty 2D feet front Fifth street by one hun
red feet 1901 deep cut Of lots and q block 80 com
mencing at point on the line Of lot IL and Fifth
street. hundred feet from johnson street and forty
feet from the alley running through block 3 thence on
the line Of lot and Fifth towards said alley
feet thence at right angles to 5th
to lote in block ID hundred feet, thence along the
line Of lots and toward johnson ST. %
lots eight and TO the line Of lot Fifth sfree
at the point q beginning in the city Of Keokak
~, Iowa. for the payment q rst the Judgment Of Tur-
ner ison Co; secondly, the amount due Converse,
Harding Co., and any overplus to Margaret c. Davies.
Taken levied upon, and to be sold y order of court
satisfy said writ Of execution 49,
Printers Fee 81 so. r. ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk, Jan. "a, 1854. Sheriff al Lee Co. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-25

CHERfFF's SALE,

NJ 4 hsss9TIFud ssxiS ~ fSwAs IN Co... y
q iss clefk Of the district Court d said county q vs
u DssselA ~ = ". HAnkb, M aeatust WAlhan
E1e hase lsyteA upen end will sell to fhe ,hieh-
c.s. y. ~, g - ss.nty, Ios4 q Ksskak n ~
s nf ~ w nv q, g naTch 1854 besvsea The
= OF said day, the following prnusrtv. to
VIZ part q ne quarter Of section twenty
vest, in Lee county lows, containing % s21oO 80. X
ginning 1t the rtwcst corner 81 said quarter sst
thsl,es soetA ~ emt 81 chains II hnks r. = stans
thence south ~ west, 70 chaps thence north s0iIo
west ~ Chains aud ~ lins 10 stone thence north 6
chains and Haks y tks beginning in the ccusty Of ee
and State OF Iowa
TAksM sied npon- and to be sid BY order Of court to
astsfy said writ Of execution. <
Printers Pee 5ol ISRAEL ANDERSON,
kackuk, Jan =, ~ sheriff Of Lee Co, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-25
SHERIFFs SALE.

- HEKIF FS SALE.
~ sTaTE or Iowa, LIE Co.'S.
BY virtue Of special execution directed, issued
by The Clerk q the District Court ri said county favor
OF Xix. Hale Co.. and agsiust John stcdard and Thomas
& carTSr land slso decree against A. L. and White
side and oher-l have levied upon and will sell 10 the
highest hdter at the front dor Of the Clerks Office Of
the District Court Of Lee ccnfy Iowa Kokuk in said
county, the 9Th daT Of March D. 1854 between the
hours Of Y oca,ek ~ and ecicck p. ~ Commanding
at ocork NJ Of said ar, the following property,
wit: All Il lots six fe ri and eight 10 Block
in Reii addition the city 81 kokuk Lee county Iowa.
with all the privileges buildings and there
unto belonging appertanfne
Taken levied uu and to be sold by order o. court
safety said writ ef execution.
Printers fes. - SO ISRAEL ANDERSON
keoAuk. Jan. -, CA sheriff a LIE Co. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-25
ShertH7S Sales.
CHERlEFS SALE.
GHERIEF'S SALE.

~ STATE OF Iowa. LEE Co.'S
By virtue Of special execution 10 NE directed issued
by the Clerk the District Of said county in svor
Of Marietta Hughes and against Seth L. Barnun have
levied upon and will sell TO the highest bidder AZ the
front door of the Clerks Office the District Court Of Lee
county Iowa, at Keokuk in said county, on the 18th DAY
OF March, A. D. 1854 between the hours O'Clock m
and o'clock NJ commencing at o'clock p. Of said
dry, the following property. tow Lot twelve Tlal in
block ten (l0. in Reeves, Rary Williams Addition 20
the city Of keokuk Lee county, Iowa, with the improve
ments thereon.
Tskcn levied upon and to be sold by order Of court to
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Printer lee 81 Sol ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk, Feb TO- ol. Sheriff Of Lee Co.. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-25
CHERIFFS SALE.

~ S1.TE Iowa. Ike Co.
~ virtue Of an uon 10 directed tasted Nv the
tierk OF the District Court Of said eouETy favor
Howe. Pierce Co. and against Jonas Houghtun have
levied upon and will sell 10 the highest bidder the
front door Of the Clerk oce III the district Court Of Lee
county Iowa at keskuk. In said county the 5th day
81 March A. D. 1s4- between the hoerS a soeoek n.
and oclock p ~ commencing at O'Clock p IL said
DAY tbe hlowns property fc~ft. The northeast quar-
VI q The northeast quarter Of section thirty 81 and the
sJuh east quarter 81 the southeast quarter OF section
l1g all n township sixtyg ht ss north range seven
t. west aid the northeast quarter Of the south-east
quarter section tweufy4our "a township sxfy<even
~ anffh OF range seven west in Lee county, Iowa
TAKEN levied ulnn aid 10 he sold by order Of 10
satisfy said writ Of execution
Printers Pee s. 20 IsRAEL ANDERSON
heckIk- Jap -, 81 Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa.
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~ F1EhIFF . SaLE.
~ srsrI Icw4. LEE Cos
By virtue Of special execution directed issued
BY the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county favor
VI a. C. Hale and Daniel Kennedy Executor Of VIM Ken
ney Deceased Inward Hart land also decree against
Ann n HART have levied upon and will sell To the
highest bidder at the uf door Of the Clerks Office al
the District Court Of Lee county Iowa kcoknk said
county the 9Th day If March A. D. 1854 between the
hours OF o'clock n and O'Clock P ~ commencing nj
o'clock ~ Of said day the following property,
The front fifty feet Of lot twelve f2 btcck twenty
o. in the city of keoknk Lee county. Iowa. being hfty
feer johnson street by Fifty feet Second
square shape beginning ri the of Second and
johnson streets in said lot twelve 2 thence Nifty fact
along Second street towards the alley in said bloc thence
Fifty feet at right angle TO Second towards Third
street lot twelve LIE thence fifty along divd
ing line Of lots ii and Il to Johnson street; thence nifty
feet along Johon street TO c1nd street place of be-
ginning, with the improvements thereon.
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order Of court
satisfy said writ of execution.
Printers Fee - 20. ISRAEL ANDERSON
ks1kuk. Jan ~, 81 Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
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SHEhIF = NALE.
~ STATE eF Iowa IEE Co.'S
s sirtne II a special execution t. Ine directed. issued
bt the Clerk ~ the 2rlet Court q said county Ia favor
q Hiram Barney, and sgai.f tseos@ kr K and also
decree against J. IL Hiatt and J, h Horuish) have
levied upon ard viii sell r. the highest bidder The
front dr II tbs Clerks office Of District Court "a
Lee eoanty Iowa at keckuk ia said county on the sth
day u Marrh A. D. lisa he.s hsrrs IL O'Clock
4 ~ AID eixk T. NJ commencing at o'clock p.
said day, the following property twt: North half 81
nafthwest quarter SECTION sixteen no. township sixty
seven ~ north II range vest, in Lee county, Iowa
Taken. levisd upon and 20 be sold by order Of court TO
satisfy said writ u execution
Printers Fee e. So ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk. Jan =. "a sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
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CHERRIES SALE.

NJ sTArE OF Iowa LEE Co.'S
BY yirtue Of special execution to directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court nf said county, In favor
OF Auer Reeves and against George w. Lemon ais g. g.
Burbridge and Others, have levied upon and viii sell
the highest bidder At the trout door Of the Clerks Office
Of the District Court Il Lee county, Iowa keokuk in
rsd county the 9th day II March, A. b. 1854 between
tins hours u o'clock n. snd o'clock ~
eng At clock n q said day, the following property
towft Lots seven eight IS min. le ~, eleven
III twelve tn block eighteen and all a block
twentysght -, except lots four i've 81 and ak Is
extending fraction OF Burks land and including fractional
u knets~nth and Cccert streets, lois 1o eleven
III and twelve tl2i IN block twenty-slne ~ all in
county, Iowa
Tak levied npon and TO be sold by order u court
satisfy said writ If execution.
Printers Zee ~ SOL IsR4EL ANDERSON
keokuk, Jan. y, o. Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa