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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08
,,,poprANT TO TRAVFLrRs.

he iourp- yng the my somach became badly Do
r.nged causing severe pain in my head Had been the
water Il would been called sickness lady sitting
nv me knowing condition. reached out bottle saying,
Take swallow" did and in less than i've minutes my
trouble wa ended The medicine Goes Dyspepsia
Ce and from the effect had upon the stomach, and whAA
have learned of since think il must be excellent
edy for Sea Sickness and Dyspepsia - -
Madison, June 81, 1864 MRS. SAMUEL FIELD.
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TAxRs--Ihe Receiver Of Taxes gives notice
hat the books for the payment Of taxes personal
rate will be open on Monday the 10Th inst Notice Will
be given Of the opening of the books for the collection Of
The tai on real estate.
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SIS G. Il II r. u.
From The Tribune.
EARS TO TIE DEAF.


Every man and especially every woman. believes In bis or
her phy.iau. There philosophical minds which hold to
an abstract faith In AnopatAy, Homeopathy or ydropahy
or oe other form Of scientific curei but with the world at
l,r.e the be.f IL no, IN the system bot In the Doctor Es
peci,iyi, til. ras a. regard. nus,. and ocus' The
p.,eu, who has recovered his sight hs hearing sue that
tie blessing could have been restored to him By no other
than that particular nv whom his or ea'
were opened Dr. Won Ei.,nberg IL among our best known
.uria lie hu no, len, brother practitioner has
eyes. and In who's, . Therefore. believe above ali others
But hear o. lin tho~ who esiecm him NOT merely
surgeon but bsnelaeor recent case has been re-
ed 70 u for the ruhfnes q which youch. though
We can name no names I'll. patient lady who bad been
lesf from infancy consequence of some OF the amen'
to which children are liable Ls;iery the disease h,i taken
an aeu, for and the paea, suee. 70 Intense suffering
The deAnes. was apy becoming complete and the general
health breaking down under the physical exhaustion s,,endan.
upon con.,an, pain Ordinary remedies and ordinary adv'e
wr. u,ces, and Won EsenbeFs called IN We need
no, repeat h, dagnoss tina, would be only s,t Of hard
names to the general reader But lie detected sigh, the
seat OF disease first In portion Of tie organism then in
another aud h manipulation slf his insight was
eurse be removed tho cause, and she Who from infancy
had heard with difficulty and ai;ery hardly a, ALL
stored fr, 20 perfect he,rng sud then peec, health Dr.
Won ELenberg .iyeronen, remind. of,h. which
we thu. briefly relate though not a! hb solicitation. Let him
.A.i hath not ears, hear.
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Fall and Winter.
/ am prepared offer one y ne hfgest stocks Of
FALL aud WINTER CLOTHING ever offered In
this city and made n the most tasty and best nan-
ues and al prices low as thss possibly bemais
Furnishing and ChIlleus Department not eqnl.ed
,. B. BALDWIN.
Nos. 20 aud u Bowery.
Tie largest store In the city.
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lAdyertissrrleutl

To THE LADIES. -parlor Lectures on Physo-
,gy by Mrs. Ii. b. OLeary. NJ D. ut her residence,
av corner of HaniltOnst. Brooklyn every tues
day afternoon. at O'Clock. commencing Oct H. "A,
mission 25 cents n b. The lectures will be Illustrated
oy ample material lately imported from Paris. (La'
dies take Fulton cars 10 Gates.)
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TESTIMONIALS.

From the Pastor the Methodist ~ Church. Madison Coma
have used Coes Dyspepsia Cure in my family, and csA
willingly testify 10 its value a. a medicine.
HENRY GIDMAND. Pastor NJ Z. Church
MADISON Conn.,, June 20, 1864
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NotnDyc, but Ke-torer of Color and Perfect

MOI n IJyc, but Tt-IuIrF OF '"'Vr ''"" ''''''
uAIR DRESSING CONBlSfp
4 Sure PrercnfirS = Iiuif1cft
London Ilaif 1oloI Rect Iref end Diessng
London Hair color Hest0rcr ani Drcssnf'
Londor Hair { dor Res'0rsr snt bressng"
"Load0u Ilsif Color Iest0rrf and Dressing
III will restore gray hair % u. Figina colon
2-lt viii maks 10 grow on bald heads.
s-itwil rr.fore tie natural sceTeious
&c viii remove 90 dTrdrnf snd itching.
st will make the hair son. glossy sud neribe
CT viii preserve The original color 20 Cd age
r.. viii pr,vsu' TIE iflf fr1i1 filling o.
p-lt will cure an d1easrs oi The scalp.
Mi, ofapyiefon oil thi great nelcli agent I, very sim
AL, ar u,re mo . co. D. afi used Wi hru.h Sl'urate
lie isir 10 the Ioots scep l moist sn allow nature 10
io tho re. Il s n1rndri 1 frr accordance with mod
u ,,oeg, cte,try the rensvsied md strengthened
"a ra color rsiorl without tie Jclot~fious application
a. 49,, sid ,y Dr. saayne son. No. 53J North sixth
~ 'Pbll,dripha asd At HELMBOLD'S DRuG WAREHOUSE,
No 304 Broadway.
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Voice from home through our City Papers;

N..srs EDITORS: Allow through your columns
know led the benefit have received from The
use Of Dyspepsia Cure. Although great sufrrss
from Dypep.ia the dose gave instant relief
ounce Lao ena5ed eat y,hns that please without
pain. stopped using the medicine as no onges
need Il. fALMfhA LYMAN.
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MADISON, Conn. June 20, 1854.
E,oy ,hs herssit derived /

From the benefit derived by Of Goes Dyspeptc Cus
In INV f v an prepared say that intend to b
without H. and advise al afflicted with Dyspepsia -
Nv n PHlLANDER LEWIS.
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n SuIye-A Real Pain Exfrar-

Peadipg,, Russia snIve-A Real Pain Exfrac-
tor reduce. the NOS, aneryoosg Swclng' and lnhan'
nations as II by magic, heals Old Sores Wounds Buns
seald sc in surprisingly short time No family should be
without IT,
Sold by all druggists.
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II sny one wishes know what Goes Dyspepsia Cure has
done m one OF the OF Dyspepsia eItsience s>
them cali At No Pnde alley SO great Is the change. We
prefer all Who in the least doubtful to call and heaE tos
themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

CALCULATOR"
There pabsed in these columns few days since the
remarkable cure Of Huiohinys the Lightning Caicuaio
well known the public during the many years he eI
hbed HI, wonderful sri,hme,ca powers s, Barnum' Muse
UNI by the celebrated Ocus, and Aurs; Dr. Won E'enoers
this city Hg,ehnss represented TO have been at the
poln, Of DEATH and bu, for tho timely interference Of the
doctor would now be resting ia his grave. This reuaka
be case and worthy the attention ofPerson' similarly afflicted
We think bu, Just to Dr. Won Eisenbnr: to call public
attention this There hundreds In N. community
suffering from citah who, Ike Tie Lightning Caeuior'
Rno actually praying foE death, ready to accept OF any
thing that r ouises relieve thsn from their dsrese' To
such would say tras not with inexperienced men, but
consult without, unnecessary delay Dr. Won Ei.enberS who
least has the honesty b, patients whether 1t "
within his power to make them whole or not
DEAFN JESS G u II r. u.
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fAdrer;isn rneni.

[Adver;isementl
For THE BoYs.-In few days Messrs J. r:
sritop 4 Co. Boston. will publish capital story oil
ANDY called 1.-THE Tailor Boy" See advertisements
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FOR ALL FORMS or
LUCRATIVE DISEASES.

LUCRATIVE DISEASES.
.h., Nose Throat Tongue Spine Forehead or Scalp
no remedy has ever proved its equal.
rvAs A GENERAL BLOOD-PURIFYIN0 AGENT
THE LIFE SYRUP STANDS UNRrvALED BY
ANY PREPARATION IN THE WORLD.
Disease. of the Spine usually developed in the young. Hip
Disease Neuralgia and all nervous Diseases and Ladies who
are suffering from Diseases for which they at loss TO
know what to do, we would advise tho of CONSTITU-
TON LIFE SYRUP twill restore their palid cOun,s
strengthen their weak back and side give them
energy new life aud happiness
THE RICH AND POOR
Ar. liable to tho same diseases Nature and Science hsl
made the Constitution Life Syrup for tho benefit of all
PURE BLOOD
Produces healthy men and women; aud IL the constitution
elected in youth disease and early death the result d.
not delay when the at hand aud within tn.
reach OF all
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
10 the Poor Mans Friend aud tho Rich Mans Blessing
BUY o. TAKE 1T, AND BE CURED.
IT IS UNIVERSAL IN ITS EFFECTS
VIM. H. GREGG, M. d.,
SOLE PROPRIETOR, NEw.YORK-
Price, 81 per Bottle Six Bottles for IS.
t7-sent by Erpre. to ali parts of the country.
MORGAN s. ALLEN,
Wholesale Druggists, Agents
NO. 40 CLIFF ST. NETWORK
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ONE OF TIE TWENTY-FIVE.


Mr. Cor-Sir: Having been troubled with the Dy'pePs.a
for some eight twelve months have taken the usua sds
of medicines which have done good saw your sdsei'
tsement Of medicine to cure the Dyspepsia have tired
and found il to be rHs medicine The st fifteen drops he
TN OF June) that took relieved in one minute have
a tbre. or fur times but have had distressing feek
Ing in NY stomach taking the first fifteen drops
before / could not %, mea, and soHeeinc' "'' ' VIC
three or four mouthfs without distressing me
Respectfully, ''f' "0o'''
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Mr. Coz: The bottle OF Goes Dyspeps Cure you
Ia. baked up your statement concerning H. have only
used half bottle and pineapple shorake or anYihn1
else without trouble. II acts ike charm. The re e Il a!
fords I. instantaneous JANE A. LONkEf.
New. Haven, June 49, 1854
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TIE BROADWAY FIRE.

LETTER YR0N BANGS. nEkNiN co
NEw-lORK, sept -, 1884.
Aessys Herring Co.:
Il is with pleasure we inform Won tha the
Herring Patent Champion SAFE. which We pucha-el rom
you passed through ordeal Of tire ~ tne coniaSHo
which emit destroyed premises and IS my 81
reputation On opening m. sale Ner tr
are books and papers al iod well preserved TIE
money bright when pnt No injury was sustained 81
ei the binding the BOOKS ch affected by the steam
Che safe GENERATES.
We cheerfuly odd testimony gentlemen to the well
~ Yanr. t,9iyy Bases MRRvIS Co.
THK ILTR GREAT HAVEN.
NHv.HAvYS Conn Aug 20, 1854
N,uY, Herring s. Co.. keir- York
GySTs the 2ath inst there very destructive hie
this city burning the carriage mandatory corner 81
and Hamilton sfs., and eso our machine hop We
fortunately provided with Of your champion aie.
aud although the ire hot that iron melt and ran dow"
on the safe and the casters melted of Tie conent con
a.ting OF valuable books papers 800 IN Treasury noie' De
aides other bills amounting IN al 70 -Ipp were Pes'Nu
..ithou injury As building completed We
ahsl want another safe q a lHrgeI -ize. go -, .,,
NJ a r. sAULT Engine and Tool Builders
cor Csssel and " s.ace Is. New-HaNsn. 'phh'
HHRRtSGs PATENT CHANPIoN FIRK PROOF sAFhh'
she mot ~ able security from ire no" known
HERRING IMPROVED Paint BURGLAR PkooF s'Fhs'
.xi;h Herring Eloyd- Patent trystsllized Iron
Manufactured and sold Only by
HERRisG CO..
80 lsl Broadway. Mufray-st.
FaRRKL HEKBISe Co. flaisde phia
HERRIsG a Co, Chicago
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For Political Notices see Eighth Page.
Special Notices.

The Livery stable IA eepcrs md OWNERS ofHACh-
My COACH 10 the city Of New York requested %
NEE, a. kiiduh's No. l,t0 Brostwsy, on THURSDAY
EVENING OCT D. at o'clock TO devise measures 70 be re
eved from The imposed by the Of Cougfes
A. lis il subject OF great every person 10 this
busue.s there or ght TO be O very fun attendance.
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j. +. WOODBURY..
Nsw.HAvEs. June II. 1876

NJ, 60 ~ O., TIL. bottle Of Dyspepsis Medicins9
..s -, 90, v.vs instantaneous relief only used
when my food distressed It was shout ne taxing I've
Us .,;y of food and decreasing the medicine, unta
wa, esbied TO eat without taking anything at all My case
was ~ s.sf cured and by only using bode of
Wadi;ns In the space Of two months The dose w-stss
pieui.iu' :" ELLEN 5. ALLEN
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IiemoNed by Fire.


The undermined real uy announce that IN consequence
NJ the roaarrr,ion which occurred the 18th ut q, tue
Irvng Bu dinss destroying their late store they have r"
moved TO the elegant .nf spaciou. rooms
No. ga and tqs BROADWAY. corner o. 9Th at,
where thev will be- glad receive gnnents Of IibA
RIEs PAINTINGS. ENGKANINGs aud other NJhhS 81
sEr ARTICLES ~ NFRTU ANfQt TITS COINS, Al.
TOGRAPHS. FANCY GOODS, FURNITURE, &c. Thee
rooms ar, adur4y adapted for The display ond ale OF al
srh rronertv ard ghe ~ IN the city Tor
both day ana evening Heisrns always promptly fcH
irre. IN cash and advances sde when d"-Ich ,,o,,n
Their hrs sale. the rooms VIII occur on muNpAi
tFSla tnr 10Th inst Sc. advrltiseinent under the
Ion head BANGS, MkE"lN co
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Econou,y kentnesJ, and tiihy. -HEGthAN 4
co.'s COTCfN TKArED BENLlNE removes pant SPOT.
,ys 10 rs and wit ont injury tie color fhnc-only
p cents per bottle Sold b., Druggists likGtMAN Coz
Cb.u, AID Druggists Eos 23 Jo, 5i and 10 Broadway,
and corner l-thst. End a. h-ay.. =. \.
p,stoclce >oticr -r.ie Mail. Tor the UNITED KING
DOM and the COMMENT. via QUEENSTOWN nnd
LIVERPOOL per steamer CITY OF BALTIMORE and i9r
he GFRNAS STATS via BREMEN. per stcainrr BI,E
MN viii close a, Office sAIJH the IN day "i
October a, zoe clock and 81 the up town pce- a.
ios. stations and H. 10 H. Stations Cand ID, y. H.
s,s,ions aud 4 u a. N. station o, A. m
JANIS KELLY. Postmaster
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soldby Druggists in city and country everywhere
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
Order, BY mail from either dealers consumers promptly
attended to.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, NEw-HAvEN CONN.,
Projectors
Norx-Femaes encefts will and this spena'a an'''''s
r.NAusEA AT STOMACH and all ipdisposition Pecu!is
" '"' DEMAs BARNES Co..
No. 81 PMkrow, N. Y,
General Agents
have the above preparation for sale In large or sinai guam
ttiss also Goes Cough Bsaam and Syn' fer'odc" p''p
Ii. Il. HELMBOLD,
Chemical Warehouse, NJ. ~ Broadway
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COE'S DYSPEPSIA CUREi
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,

Immediately and nssantaneousy, pledge our word sa
ohonor-our reputation Phsrmaceutis-our favorable -
auainsnce with the people propreors OF the World 70
nowned GOES COUGH BALSAM" If It is used according
to our directions which may be found with each bottle.
We add below some Testimonials from our neghbon ssa
.ownsmen, to which ask your careful attention
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STORM AND SUYSHISE.-Few among the many
al, manufactured are calculated for pleasant and incemen
,s@sber alike vet KSoxs Equi Iial hat elegant a. Il j.
In style possesses jus; this advantage II has been submitted
90 number OF since the advent Of September
and IN every instance it has out tfiumphsnty you
wan, handsome durable and becoming Winter het call at
KNOX. No. 2l2 Broadway. corner fFulicn-si
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-19

PAY UP.-All persons indebted to
the undcrsigncd WIN please call at their once d
e,soa 4san street. between 1dsnd Sd - st.rs vs.
oefia Sa..s esss. CONNADLE 1MrIH.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Henry T. Powell Stephen Long, executor Of the es-
tate of George Schaner, deceased Louis Barnisconi,
Conrad Limierg, Theodore Limberg, William Ewers,
David Triebtr Paulina Trieber and Mary Trieber mi
heirs OF David Trieber, deceased.
You an each of you are hereby notified that there Is
file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
OF Lee county, Iowa. ri Reokuk, the and
bin AMI amended answer and cross bill Of Maria Walters
filed in the q. inry H. Howell Maria Walters
and others, aud praying for decree against all Of you
setting aside certain sale ade by the sheriff Of &c
county, Iowa. Of the following real estate in keokuk Lee
couutr Iowa. viz The west half OF lot 2 ia block 1oT
and twenty feet OF the side II lot 3 in said block:
onaif of lot two, next ta lot block ak aud
half Of lot four, mex; TO lot i've, in block i've
Ssi real state sold under two executions in fay. I
Of the said Stephen Tong. &c and CT which
against Maria Walters and ihe other eg1inst ths
hcrs Of David rreher Said ard cross bill and
amended answer and bill pray fr the setting aside
Of said SALE for the return Of the purchase money
ceive by the said Stephen long, executor &c. and for
1 general relief
Uness YOU appear thereto ard defend before Of
the second day the term % said let Court
commencing the frst Mond of February. 1865 decres
will be rendered against yea thereon BY default
ktSkIN 4 MS'RARY.
MARSHALL. TODD
ReTenne stamp 80 cts.) Att'ss for Maria Walters
! fw
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The Electton.-Its SIgntficance-.The
6emocracy

There is no further use, as matters
now stand, for the Democratic party. as
revamped and half soled at Chicago. That
pair of shoes are worn out. The LOYAL
States have decreed that the armies of
JEFF. Davis shall be pursued TIL utterly
routed, dispersed and disbanded that
there shall be no peace but that of the
submission of the rebellious States to the
supreme authority OF the Union. The
Administration, therefore, in the consum-
nation of these obj cts, shoald be sun.
ported by all parties, for until these
things shall have been settled, they wi
continue the sll-absorblDg questions be.
fore the country. We cannot doubt that
within the next two or three Years they
will be finally disposed of, and then q
new chapter OF political issues will be
opened, requiring new platform, IN op-
position to the Administration In this
view, any movement Of the opposition
elements now for the campaign If 1868
will be premature aud preposterous.-(N.
Y. Herald.
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NHERIFF'S SALE.

n STATE or Iowa LEE Co.'S
virtue OF Especial execution to me directed issos
~ ,ne Ierk Of the District Court Of said county in "a
Slaughter, deceased and against A. M c,rnanssr ~ "a,
phen s. Jones tand also decree agsilst Nat Iaf,ssd
ana have levied upon and will sell TO the bis
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa at KeokpL IL s
On ne 10Th day of November A. D. 1861 bstwesn
, ,ae noirs OF o clock A. NJ and o'clock p MI com,
r, - =. CLOCK r OF said day. the following pro
H.! n, Forty feet front Sixth street betrsap
one snas an paean running back to the ny
anu Two block lightweight 1881 n ths Ia ns s
foy ~ lee county, lowa sso the front seventy se,
k knt oa zen lio in block thirty 1901 in the civ AZ
Ttken, levied upon. and to hs al.
satisfy said writ execution ~ otoer OF court to
Printers Fee, s. 90 IspApr
Ksokuk, Oct. lsth 1884 Sheriff n "a = YphHsoS,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ srATE OF Iowa, LEE CoCSfY-ss
hy virtue Of special execution directed issied
by the Clerk Of the District Court II said county favor
~ 'iee. H. II, and against Arnold Kendall and also
decree against u. BiaekwrIll have lerird upon and
viii sell 10 the highest bidder ri the door the
Clerks Oce Of the District Court OF Lee eouhtv Iowa
al heakuk In said county the 18th day Of November
lsei between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ and o clock
r. NJ commencing at o'clock p. NJ Of said day the fol-
lowing property. to-~t: Lot two - in Human 4
Cowis Subdivision of the southwest qua ter Of q ction
twenysaven 2 In townrlp sixty ave rs north range
I'VE 81 west, and containing ten IL the county u
Lee and State of Iowa
Taken. eye upon and sold by order of Court 10
satisfy said writ ofexecution
Keokuk. Oct Is. '6i. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Fee 81 60. Sheriff Lee Co. Iowa
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NOTICE.

To Z J Hamlet, Lyman W Mexican, Ursula Mexican, Jno
r Boyd, trustee. @ @ Hamilton Co. Henry Montgom-
cry David Mhouse NJ W Reed Madison Reed @
PMrington 4 Co. and James Keenan,.
You each Of you hereby notified that there Is
on fle with the papers In the Of Hamlet LIZ
Mexican and Others in the District Court Of Lee
county Iowa. at Fort Madison the and bill
OF II W Sample, claiming Of you, the said Lyman Nc
pronissory noe aud claiming against s OF you the
foreclosure Of certain mortgage executed by lyman
Mexican and Ursula Mckean his wifi, - II " sample
aud conveying the half OF the northeast quarter OF
section twenty and the northwest quarter Of section
yone In township sixtyseven north Of range No
1--WE vest, In the county Of Lee, Iowa
Unless you appear thereto and defend before Of
the second day OF the next term OF said III Court al
Fort Madison commencing the first Monday In Decem
her A. D. 1861, Judgment and decree will be rendered
against you thereon by default
RANKIN ( McCRARY.
Revenue Stamp so cts. Atty's for II. W Sample.
npy5h4w
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sorThe Davenport Gazette Of the l4,h
says the Adjutant General shipped on
Saturday, by he steamer City O. Keiths.
burg, o,oOO new Austrian rifles aud ac.
coutrements, and $4,000 rounds of am.
munitlon, to this city. to be stored here
Inc Shipment Was made at the present
time TO avoid the extra cost of trsnsporta.
ton BY rail during the winter in case
there should be occasion to use them in
the Southern part OF the State after the
close OF navigation ON the river. The
guns, &c, were consigned to Hon ! q
Foote. of the County militia committee
t Hawkeye.
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CHERIrFS SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa, LEE CorSrr-ss
ny virtue OF special execution directed Issned
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of county In favor
o : r. Miller {. III Perry and Abner Reeves executors
OF the viii Of Reeves decd and against p A. Urrn-
ston land also decree against A. Hosmer have lev
led upon and viii sell to the highest bidder at the front
1oor 81 the Clerks ecc Of the District conrf Of Lee
cunt Iowa, at heokuk in said county the 18th day
OF Note,her A. ID 1851 between The hours II ociok
A. d. aud ! o'clock p NJ, commencing at 2 o'cicck D. m
o. SAM day. the following property to-vit Lot two IN
block i've Ia tbs aion Of Wan H. Williams Reeves
Perry 20 the city Of ksokuk Lee county Iowa escent
the vest half Of said lot.
aen levied upon aud TO be sold by OF court 10
satisfy said writ of execution.
heokuk, oct. Is. 1864 israel, ANDERSON
efihtef = t~rs = W. Sheriff OF Lee Co. Iowa
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE oF low, LEE CouSrr-ss
ny virtue oil special execution me directed issued
o the clerk OF the District Court of said county in
OF . Miller, Abner Reeves. c. H. Perry executors Of
the viii OF Lewis Reeves decd and against p Irn,
SION tal also decree against A Hosnerl have levied
ui anu VIII sell 70 The highest bidder thu front door
Of the Clerks Office Of the District Cont az La ea,t
iowa al heokuk in said county, the 18th day ~ No
Neinber A d. 1864, between the hours OF o'rIoek NJ
anu clock T. NJ, commencing at o clock p IL of said
Jay the following property, to-wt: Lot nine q in hlock
ten lo Of the addition Of VIM H. Williams nd Reeve
Terry 20 the city of Reokak. Lee county Iowa
lae levied upon and 10 be sold by order OF court IN
satisfy said writ otexecutiou ' ~
Printers Fee, - 90 ISRAEL ANprRsav
heoAuk, o4t- latn, o. Sheriff of Lee Co. Iowa