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THE SONS OF LHEERTK.
md John morgnn-Gov
lfrpmlcltesA Letter,

IFrom the Cincinnati Commercial, eo.l
A secret order styled 1.-THE Sons OF Lib
erty" exists in Indiana, aud probably other
Western States, not dissimi1aF In Its ,charAc-
ter and object to the Knights of the Golden
Circle. The indianapolis Journal says that
members of this order were advised that
Morgan would bo in Kentucky and Vallan-
5lgham In Hamilton on or about the 14th Of
June. 1t was through information furnish
ed by members of tbta order that Governor
Bramlette, of Kentucky, was appIised OF
btorgan's intended raid and Attack upon
Frankfort, The rumor that there was collu-
sion between the friends of Vallandigham
apolis Jour,ia, asserts 1t positively, aud In
the letter Of Gov. Bramletle, which we ap'
pend, significant nllusIon Ia made to 1t. 1t
would seem strange indeed that the Sons Of
Liberty should be advised Of the 6lmultan-
eous 1aids Of the Canadian and Kentucky
Confedcrates, unless 3 common understand
Ing WINS had between the two traitors, mud
concerted action determined upon, If Nor
gan :was able to carry out his programme.
That they were SO advised is evident from
the fact that certain Of their number I'D
monfshed Governor B!antette Of th. mp
proaching danger, in time for him to pro"
vide for it.
The following is Governor Bramlctte's
letter, to which al1usion Is made above:
co&@0swrf51a K7zt,2g,Ez Or KsTSgsE1, nESanI.rxr
FRAySYonr. June y, 1861
Governor o. 7. Morton. Indianapolis. Ind:
DEAR sm:-1 return yon my most grateful
thanks for your prompt substance during AorEans
mcnl Indiana VOLUNTEERED gave Us entire relief
against all apprehension It danger. Although the
citizens bad rcpulsed the rebels yet the large NUM-
hers et1l intes Ing this sedion t the time f thclr
arrival kept US upon cousant vigil, and serious up
psehenston Of another assault.
The patriotism and kindly feeling which prompt
cd the gallant veterans oi the 43d to rush to our
relief without delaying, eiter their lenG and ardu-
one iaborE, to even greet their families, deserves
the highest commentator from thelE countr1men,
and will ever command frm us Of Kentucky tho
psofoundest gratitude OF trr he8rts.
The appearance OF Valandieham In Ohio, sim
ultapeonsly with MurEn's raid IN Kentucky,
| fully confirms the matters made known to me
through General Lindsey, BY you.
The defeat Of Morgan II frustrated their move
menfs for the present. bn vigilance IN the future
niust ehll guaid US asnins; those Vaccinations OF
| eyll-doers. YotsN truly.
| THOSE. DRAI1ETTE.
, 1864-07-02

MIG:HRMINkS-Reeelyet ~. to-day. 2sa ns1s: ship
*; !; I
There rs bee9 fEssh isasafs e nots il ihe msz
e. aS ns s.; L :: ssa ae,
lions az duh and inaetirc We quote:
rsen Srsen sae5 yH x
Creep, pat ensed.
Ri Flint Lmm
Kfp, Green sased, trimmed ed...,..-..........I4Eai5
Kin and CsK Murrains ........ Gio
.LEATnER7Aarket generally active. prices are
Iea1sr nd Caiiskns are IL 1s1s.pa rsass 5ca
c,n,inIinx trm ma uEtA nsea- Foreign lcatae1s "a
e sell excepting ter Immediate and pie=aag Wsnn.
h,ns H;s2e; Sasga,
SiS S$R:: ';i;sis ss:s: ::ss
5|;$ss;;' II; :; ?s;::: :s f.; g.; ~osz
"a S.R ss,;; sss Es':s r;ss;s az +
sss sssissss s:;; 'sea,s 5; sss: 20, sss
French cal, 81 -o.,m
NAVAL sT9nEs-1n fsf, NV; axSst aao;s: &C.
kS;;s H:%e Ss s$s
66sEs2z1.ns rs rs IS IS ns.,as.:. a.ee
CARBON 09asse Fss, itsa VIII
apn, ncvi 4 tie h.ae
upp ~ "a e ssve va
Whlte 0M 10 to 10 asc Ssc
AtrnS Aans9,s @te
| OIIg-Lasxxo o11-The market y n resy 70.
, 1864-07-02
ce4xEBcx or aEw YoRk Fon 1uE FISCAL Y1AR.
lse1.g2. 1862 G.. 18tl6t.
Imports u ote SEC 5i1ss7 s1n,asis4 a9l5s275i7
Expts prodnee.. 1ssMseso 1ssSs ls,oo;'1g
COn3MEKClAHx.

FRIDAY EVENING. July l. 1Bs4.
The receipts and shipments during the paas "A hou.a
were az fonova:-
agCEuTs A4D sHIPNKHTs FOE TIL FkHx Il HOURS.
, 1864-07-02

CHICAGO DAILY mARKET.


Al tales AZ Grain reported In Ms Hsartet rtpors
are on bdsis 0f &c storage per btssfsk, hn!<ss
okte7tctse s&a&td. F30xr u s0sd desreTsd ttzst<s*
0&atfntae skdssa
, 1864-07-02
FROM MORRIS ISLAND.

Camp Kumors-A General Salute-VIslt
or Jcd. Davis to ChnrIeston-Rlag Of
Truce - bhot for mutlny - Colored
T>rNhnR.
, 1864-07-02
FROM CAIRO.
From Our Special Correspondent

Tie Heated Tcrm-PolIt1cnl MATTERS
The investigation of The SfurzlR dis.
RsterIQcllents Of tho Disaster
, 1864-07-02

Grrund Alum sack-.....:... 3.!s4&1,U
sGGAR-We szan cha4Ee luotattors on r. Z and
rened sugar to tho Increased rates of the rrarkar
On Cubs and Porto Rico - make an advance OF 10 .
. on Hard Sugar OF 1c 2 and on Coffee SusHf9.
Of NC yesterdays quotations. At these py1e.A lab
hers rp only selling for present Wausa such being
the speculative demand existing that plenty OF
buyers. may be found more than willing 10 ctoAr
the arr Ct at even An adTsuce upon existing TAtss-
Yatd tendency Of the MARKET. Ma QuOtH:
, 1864-07-02

In every great battle Of the war Illinois
troops hare been present, and their valor and
heroism have been conspicuous, and the
bones Of her SONS are monld dering upon every
field in the South. Among the few officers
get mentioned in the bulletins Of the &c.
we're conflict at Kenesaw Mountain We tnd
4he name Of Col. Barnhi1, Of the 10th ILL.,
nols infantry. His tun name Is Rfgdon s.
Baznhill. He was Adiutant Of the regiment
atthe time of Its organazallon, uts consnls-
sion dating the 25th Of July, 1861. On the
a0th of May, 1862, he becaue Major, and du-
ring last gear was promoted Lieutenant Colo
mel The Colonel Of this regiment is Stephen
G. Hicks, who will be rcconected IS the off,
cerwho made so gallant defense At Paducah
ashort time since Colonel Hicks being un-
fitted By wound from active service, the
command dcyolyed upon Lieutenant Colonel
BarnhilL Gen. Sherman reports him killed
in the late battle in Georgia.
Another Illinois officer reported killed is
Jacob n. Augustine, Of the 55th. The dis
patch does not state the rank he held ut the
time. He entered the service as First Lieu
tenant on the 31st Of October, 1861, in David
Stuart's s'Douglas regimcnt,'' {the 55th, }
which was raised at Chicago. Soon alter
wards he was elected Captain Of company A,
but resigned March 18th, 1862. He was, how
ever, induced to remain, and WAS re-commis-
stoned Captain. OF his succeeding promo
t}Ons we tuye no record at hand
, 1864-07-02

w Mr.. B. F. Camp appears in O published
letter In reply to the charge Of Thurlow Weed
that he was engaged in cotton speculations
with Mr.. Greeley. He denies the charge in
TITO. He declares that he has never bought q
bale Of cotton Of rebels or any one else. His
only dealing with cotton he AYERS was col
lecting and turning over to the Government
in the line OF, his official duty, some aban-
doncd cotton on rebel plantations. Mr. Gree
ley, he saye, was never . partner with him
in anything except the Tribune Association.
, 1864-07-02

OfI8-L1xszzo o1t-The market u n Tety re-
strnnS upWzid tendency. LARD OIL In large deosnd
, 1864-07-02


of wheat and oats, which will never be har-
vested by those who sewed them. The
crests arc sIirted by thick woods. from
which the rebel sbarpshooters pour forth
rery ann. DING fire generally reseryiug their
fire for mounted officers, OF which our loss,
heavy.
Heavy skiEmiahiDg goes on daily, and 1t
now ccases to cause any sensation, except
when the zip.zIp Of the bullets Is heard in
too close proximity, then there is rushing
TO md tro, every man for himself, as they
rush to the nearest stump OF tree for cover.
SAlrni5h1ng lust now is dangerous occupa-
ton, and it is wonderful to contemplate the
way in which it develops the bump Of cau-
ton among those Who hare this dangerous
dut{ to perform. In many places there is
not'morc than one hundred yards distance
between the rebel line. and ours, and the
stratagems resorted to by our boys to un-
cover the rehs are amusing. Occasionally
hat ID cautiously raised on tho end Of ram
rod. and bang, bang, 20 half dozen mus.
kets ut the lnof1tnding tile, which when
lowered exhibits three or four Ventil2tors.
skirmi6hiDg il the hardest and most danger
ous work IN the army. Tho skirmishe1s are
compelled, through se1-prcservntion, to be
extremlE cautious, and alter their positions
nrc once secured, there they arc Obliged to
remain Ecramped mp In n little space Of not
more than three feet square How they long
| tor night, when they can be relieved, and
then lave an opportunity to make CLIP Of
coffee, which they have been compelled to
do without during the day.
TIE BATTLE OF cuLp's FARM. -. .
Yesterday afternoon about S o'clock two
| divisions Of Hoods corps Of the rebel army,
made an attnck on two brigades OF williams
| division Of the Goth army corps, and after q
sanguinary fight Of about IN hours duration,
the rebs were forced to retire with SERIOUS
loss: So sudden was the attack that but lit,
tic time was given for preparation, and all
! that General Williams could do was to dc:
ploy his division in single :Ans-Knlps,s
| b,iCndc on the right, supported by one or
| fwe rreimcnts Of Haskaflsa division OF the
sd army corps. Keycf's brigade in the cen
ter, with Col. Roherteon's BRIGADE en- eehe-
Ion to the left, situnted on toe crest Of {,
sleep hill, ut whose base lowed small
creek. In front Of our position was IN un-
| dulating plain skir1ed by taick woods, from
which The rebels Issued forth in two diyis
, 1864-07-02

French Call, 81
Ds.........-....AE E@1-5
French Calf Id
mollA, = Coz.
en-. 1S.MN3f1tm
French Calf Le-
mpiaea, Sec
oads, q dor. .$TMa1@. %
I-inirEs. n dos 1e-cGa 800
Roans. Z doz. l5,M3 15@
, 1864-07-02

Kc 61 lower. THIS engagements welo - follows:
10 oBu7EA1o-Baff Alice, 9th xhest, Ct 1Ac. sehFs
Ienehman: nEsadaeaahs sna Joseph &C Cechrsne-an
sS1H I'D Rat Fss1aars. i sfest rez
ulssg u rates but ths sng.gsm@en;s @ + today 4 Ts5e
tor, although eomo centrActs hays heen made at
lower nKnres. Wt4Notn:
, 1864-07-02

TOBACC0-Eith the inlpoMtton ot ffesh ranxe
ket ia unsettled and defnu9ed Manufacturers xre
seemingly unable to determine the exact influence
upon prices, aud hsye accordingly Withdrawn 9uota-
| hors- Ne now Eve the quotations ut which TphAc-
VIC quote:
, 1864-07-02
BVTTER-Rcceived: :o-dny. 55,,67 rs; shipped
today, 1868 b. Market nctiva and nrca. We

Gfk&Ee G@3C
Sa1ee todsy were ns follows; Is nrkln3 choice at
sc "A f}.Atre do Mt a1e u Arstns at 3nc-
B1knOrs EOHS-ln good uemana and hxra-
Sales, 2 tons prime at $a48 delivered,
RAfst. INts-M&rket moderately active. and IN
, 1864-07-02

.FLoVR..Reeei1sd iodsY. i.5ys Drls: shipped.
L. - hrls. Market mora active and nrmer, but With
cut any material advance. Sales to,day were: Wu1rz
~ orls Eckert'g cholee at NJ 20 100 hEls Eeu.
Tsr q @htst e1Ts 81 .s sFs@a sis tsa
prls Bto.n ces "un5on:" aad ), g r. nrls .:Gsdar ::
welIn B1brls Iowa tJan:sTle," and l5o br1s Gray
FoYs ALI nt ~ Il. 500 bria Ahjon,'t md 800 hr1s
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AHERIFF'S SALE.

~ sTsTF or lows LIZ Cos
l5 virtue - special execution me aift I'D issued
hx The CLERK 81 Tie istrle sSid suuty in fy,r
a o G. Hale aa Darrell kenneis EXreuttr q: MEl Ken
ncly deceased kiwald n Hart fana also against
Aau NJ iIart / have levied Hygu and Nill sell t. the
highest bid the front dn.F the Clerks Office u
the District Court Ut Lee county Iowa keskDk in
county tie 9Th day Of March 4 n iso4 between the
h.urs vi oeloek NJ ami ochek r " commencing Il
oeieck p " ef sud day the following property. te-~t
u IN the city II keokak- Lee county Iowa. being if
feet dpnsn street rs fifty feet Second street
slisrs shape. beginning tie Of Second and
johnson streets in said lot twelve I@k thence hity
along Second towards the alley block thence
nifty feet right angle Second street towards Third
street lat twelve l4 thenc-A s Zee. along Ovid
ing lite Of lots ii and L Johasoa street. thence fifty
et along Juhusa street e. Second place Of be-
ginning. with the improvements thereon.
Taken eyesi ul. AMI To be- sold ly order uf court
satisfy said writ ri execution.
Printers Pee 81 5u1 ISRAEL ANDERSON
keDknk. Jan. ~ Isl. Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
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The GREAT PRIzE FIGnT.-The editor
OF Bells Life, on visit to Heeuan, Jan.
Cpd, finds him sill suffering. He has
been SO much reduced IN weight that he
now barely weighs twelve stone seven
pounds. lie declared that beyond the
first two or three rounds of his match
with King he las no recollection what
ever Of anything that took place, nor can
he in any way account for the extraordina-
ry falling off in his fighting. He felt on
entering the ring fit to fight for his life,
and he looked upon victory as forcgone
conclusion; but in very lew minutes a
eiddluess came over him, for which he
cannot account, and beyond this he re-
members nothing at all, and he declares
he has never lel the same man since
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lHERIFFS SALE.

NJ S4ArEeF Iowa, LEE Co.'S.
By virtue of special execution to directed issued
BY the Clerk 81 the District Court u sa county favor
VI Abner Reeves and adrst George W Lemon and = q.
BuIbrde an otler hare levied upon and will sell
the highest bidder al the fut door the Clerks Office
of the District Court Of lee county. Iowa keoknk
sad county, the 9TH day Mafeh A. D. 1sSi between
the hours II O'Clock a and O'Clock NJ
cling clnek p Of sad da, the following property
to-wf Lois seyen Il eight - nine q ten To- eleven
III Twelve t. IL block eighteen Is AMI all u block
~ y-sSht rs except lots four i've d and six
excluding f4etion 0f Burks land and including ctoai
Of Nineteenth and Concert Streets lots TO- eleven
II and twelve IL in block twenty nine ~. all ia
Reeves Perrys addition the city Of Keoknk Lee
county. Iowa.
Taken levied Upon and 10 b sold by order Of court
| satisfy said writ af execution
Printers Fee e 80 Israel. ANDERSON,
hepkuk Jan. q, "a. Sheriff Of Lee Co. lows
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GHERIFFS SALE.

~ STATE Iewa. LEE Cess.
BY virtue Of special execution directed issued
by the Clerk If the District Court aid county favor
Of Xix Hale Co. and against Horace Nashburne and
L. p. Spurgeon have levied upon ami will sell the
highest bidder al the front ur of the CLERKS Office Of
the District Court Of Lee county Iova kekIk, said
county the 18th day ~ March A. D. 1864 between tho
hours Of o'clock and o'clock comm encins at
O'clock NJ Of said day. thn following property tv-nt
The northwest quarter OF section nine 81 and the south
east quarter Of section four in township tysx 66l
north Of range six t6l west, In Lee county Iowa.
Taken, levied upu and TO be sold by Of court &c
satisfy said writ of execution.
Printers Fee II 80 ISRAEL ANDERSON
heokuk Jan. -, Oh Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa.
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GHERIFFS SALE.

~ SEsTE OF Iowa. LEE Cos
Bs virtue of special execution 10 directed i=sned
by the Clerk " the District Court III said county favor
u Xix Hale Cn ami against john Stoddari and Thomas
= Carver and alo decree against \ l. aod Wua.
eide ard other have levied upon and will sell the
highest lirs, II the front door Of the Clerks Office OF
the District Court II Lee county. Iowa ke9knk In said
County. On the 9th day Of March, A. D. 1854 between the
hours n 2 5elgrk and aaoek ~ eur4Ine ncing
at oelses a Sid day, the following property.
wit; All of lots SIX o. seven and eight in Block
in Reid atssa - the cit3 u kekak Lee county Iowa
~th all the privilege hding and afarteances there
unto belonging er aipertainins-
Taken, levied Hpf and @ Re sold by order q court %
satisfs saia writ Of execution
Printers Fer - %. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
heosrk, Jan. - O. Sheriff ef Lee Co. Iowa.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE OF Iowa. LEE Co.'S
~ virtue Of special execution 10 me directed i.spe
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said eounfv in
Of J. ii. Gutler and against John A. Patterson tsnd asa
decree against O. p lngban and r D. 1nghani1 have
levied upon and VIII sell the highest bidder at
mont door If the Clerk office II the District Of Lee
county, Iowa at Keokuk in said conty o the 9Th day
ii March, A. D. 1861 between the hours Of cleck y
and O'Clock ~ commencing II o'clock n. q said
day. the following property t0syt: Lot Ne nine 49, IN
block No. seventy lie in the ey Of keokak iee county
Iowa
Taken. levied upon and he sold h order Of court, to
satisfy said writ 81 execution
Printers Fee s. SOL IsR8EL ANDERSON,
| heokuk, Jan % 81 Sheriff Of Lee Co.. Iowa
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ SriFg Iaws LEE Cos
Bs vrtre e cxeeufioa directed issued ly the
Clerk q The District CONT 81 hai county n
Hose, Pierce Cv- aad eassst aaiA- Eve Atau have
ettsd upon AID VIII -s Ia the highest ts3eF at the
the Clerk oAsee II the Distrs tsaTt 1t lie
eanuis IaWa. At Kes kuS IA sad county the 9Th day
81 March, A D. iS5 between the ioglFS yeeloek
abb eeoek r NJ nciHg st oci N. Of aid
dy, the fttepiHg properly. twit, The northeast quar-
ter II the rsrth east quarter q nthiTfy 81 and he
-vuihs quarter II the snthas quarter of setiUrl
r. all IN t'wsshir sixseihf is north II ransr
west. a.l the nth-east quarter q. the southeast
quarter section twenty four u township sIxt.-sexen
% nTth. u Sven west ia Ise county lows
Iskei. levied upon, and be sold by osSier court
zsfissy said writ - execution.
fruters fcr = "a. ISRAEL ANDERSON
he-fa5k, jan - "a. sheriff vi Lac Iowa
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa. LEk cAyNrF-ss.
~ virtue q; special execution directed issued
tf the Clerk II the Dis strict Court Of sa county favor
Of Turner, isnn Co ara Converse, Harding Co. ard
against Hugh HI sIaey have levied upon ami will sail
the highest hileg, the ccs the Clerks of, g
Tie District tpari ~ Las county Iowa. keakHk in said
comfy on the 9Th day of March. A. b. 1854 between the
hours of o'clock 4. NJ and o'clock T. NJ commencing
az sclcek 4 VI u sad day, thu following property
wit; Twenty ~ feet front Fifth y une hun
bred feet 1907 deep, Of lots anI in block COM
meneing point the line Of ii; Z and fifih
street, hundred feet frcm johnson street. AMI forty
feet from the alley runnng through block SIX thence
the line Of lot and Fifth ards aid Aey twenty
ieet thence At right angles TO 18th street lots and
To lot0 in block 3d. hundred feet thence along the
line Of lets and toward John 81 n feet: thence acres
lots eight and seven line u lot On Fifth street
at the rent Of beginning in the city ofkeokuk Lee com
~ Iowa. for the payment Of first: the judgment Of Tur
her, Wilson Co: secondly, the amount due Converse
Harding Co, and any oyerplus 10 Margaret G. Ravies.
Taken. levied upon AMI 70 be sold Is order Of court
satisfy said writ OF execution.
Printer Fee g 80. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
keokak, Jan. p, ls64. Sheriff Of Lee Co, Iowa.
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cr.TS or Inyrt Yrr f.,r~v---

~ SrATE on Iowa, LEE CoUyTr-ss
N virtue Of special execution me directed issude
v the Clerk the District Court ofsad county, in favor
II Thomas Davis anu against sanford laines " r. Cowies
" n nnmasi, r. Ford and D. W. Ford (and also he
cree against Levi Wood and others therein faned have
Levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder the front
door OF the Clerks Office Of the District Court Of Ice
~, Iowa. at keokuk in said county the 2Tih day
February A. ID. 1864 between the hours uf clock A. NJ.
and o'clock r. NJ, commencing at orock p. NJ of said
day, the following property, tot Lot No. az in
Hininan Cowies subdivision Of the sonth-wev quarter
Of Section tweny-sesrh f2T Township 65 north
OF Range five 90 west in Lee county Iowa. much as
NAV he necessary.
Taken, tvisa upon, and to be sold by order Of court
| satisfy said writ of execution. -
Keokuk Jan. ~, lesk ARAEL ANDkksoN,
Psinsas ~ q q. ahai1 II L. O, xswA
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

~ Stare or Iowa, I.Ks Corxry-Ss.
by virtue u = special execution 10 directed ssaei
by the Clerk II the District Of cents In favor
OF Charles harsner and against J. h Iarns tari also a
decree against iamy IIine and Others therein named
have isies uf3n and will elI 10 the highest bidder a,
the front dor VI the Clerk Uc ~ the Court
Lee County. Iowa. at krpkak. in said county.
on the 2th day If February A. u. 1851 between III e
hours uf O'clock A. ". and O'Clock Pm commencing
At oeIk p ". OF sid day. the following property To-
wit The Southeast qnarter cf Section eighteen isl in
Township sixtySix f6s} north Of Range Isl west Ii Lee
county. Iowa. mn HI sS may he necessary.
Taken, levied npon eId be BY order Of court Il,
satisfy sS,id writ of execution.
keoknh Jan. -. 1861. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Ere s. 509 Sheriff az Irt Co Iowa
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

NJ 'SrArE or lows, LEE Co.'S.
BY virtue Of special execution directed, issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court OF said county In favor
Of George Dongl and j. w. Rankin and against William
Andrews, have levied upon and viii cell to the high
est der at the front door Of the Clerks ONCE 81 the
district Court Of Lee county Iowa. at Aeokuk, IN said
on The 9TH day of March, A. d. 1868, between the
nonrs OF O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock p NJ, commencing
q ociock Of said day, the following property to-
VII part q the quarter Of section twenty
Two township 81 north of range five 81
west In Lee county, Iowa. containing 60 S2loc acres
ginning q TIE northwest ernsr o. sad quarter secton
iheice south os4S, east ~ chains IL links stone
isnc- south "a west. % Chains; thence north ssjo
west 70 chains and 81 links TO stone, thence north 10
Chains and links 10 the beginning, in the county of Lee
and State If Iowa.
Taken levied upon and to be sold BY order Of court to
satisfy said writ Of execution
Printers Fee q SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON.
kcoknk, Jan y. o. Sheriff OF Lee Co., Iowa.
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AHERIFF'S SALE.

sTaTE OF lows. LIE CarxTr-ss.
BIS virtue Of special 81 ms directed i.-ssl
y the Clerk ofrh District Court Of si county fa4ar
"A Henry Taylor AMI against VIM Taritr laid airs
dFse against Has y johnson and otIletS etriu named
have levied riaa aud VIII sell u the highest bidder he
ef 8r n fne 1arfks Office II thu D-triet court of l.
tnHnfF ia@a- At 10 AK. M ssid carnfy tta = tn
Il ietgfry A. D. iSiy4. BIT the hours II oesek 4
H. ali Wcls L. 81. commencing = O'clock T. n. a
seii as the f9sng property, tosi; Lets NJ. 4ni
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k.akuk Jan. -, fseA ISEAIL ANDERSON
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.HERIFF'S SALE.

NJ srArE on lows. LEE COUNTESS.
By virtue Of special execution directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of county in favor
Of A. ifne aud against L. c. DOWNS Sand also decree
against Jeremiah Baldwin and othets therein narnei)
have levied upon and will sell 70 the highest bidder
the front door OF the Clerks pe Of the District Court of
Ice County, Iowa. at keokuk In sii county the - tn
dy Of February A. d. lsol between the hours ocleck
A. W and o'clock r. NJ commencing o'clock p VI
81 and six % in Block hundred and Insty -four
a4 in the City Of Keokuk lce county Iowa. much
as may be necessary.
Taken levied upon and 10 he sold by order Of court to
satisiay said writ Of execution.
keokuk, jan y, 1S64 ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Fees 81 %. Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa