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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-30
co A L O [ L

rHEAPEST AND BEST COAL OIL y
u THE CIT Y, by the barrel, or at retail, lr''
ces as loaU, or lo1oer than the loWsst-9lua ay
,,1'aanola d-for sale IT COGAN'S,
No. Is Royal street,
where can be had Lamps, Chimnies, W. 8,
and everything connected with the trade IN
every variety Of STYLE together with ge s!a
assortment Of Gas and Steam flAtufes, oii Iaaa
dyliers, Pendants, Brackets, Drop, Lights, GLASS
Globes, Paper Shades, &c, Of al the nsW Styles
and beautiful patterns, at prices 10 please
Gas Fitting, Alterations and Extensions
promptly attented to all work warranted.
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer II ,"'
sale. llo1 IL
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4 WORD IN TIME

T HAVE opened this day >. n,
/ 200 pieces Bleached Musn' heavy AM ~
good at 20 cts 3 yard $50 do: do, |or'n %
cts, at % cts. yard U C9nslnen W, TV CHI.
Goes and domestic goods at the old 1gures-
Call and see for yourself At x,,n0rc
feb lift loz hlns So
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PROF LOUIS WuNDRAMS
BLOOD PURIFYING
pU ALIVE HERB s,
In Pills and Powders,)
fCHE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING agents
.s vet known, have been most successfully
used for over quarter OF a century IN Europe,
and for the last 3 years, also, III thls couhtFy
aud are particularly efficient IN the cure OF all
chronic diseases. No one should dlspalr OF BENG
cured without first trying them. n o family
should be without them, fer by their timely use
much sickness can be prevented. They are I'M
norte,i direct to this port BY the undersigned,
and their purity, efficacy and safety can De re-
lied upon with perfect confidence.
- frne following are some OF the diseases "hlch
have been permanentnIy removed pS 'ne'r USE:
letter,
inflammation
Of The bowels,
consumption in its
early stages headache,
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
lockjaw, ruptures, rheumatism,
cramp cholc catarrh, pain IN the
breast and Sides Deafness nervousness,
spotted fever chills and fever, ague, open
wounds pneumonia, dyspepsia, salt rheum,, can
Ger. scrofula, jaunuice tapeWorm oil
liousness, eruptions Of the skin, howell
complaint, langour, govt, dropsy,
erysipelas, worms, cholic, piles,
diarrhoea, hoarsness: swell
ings, bloati:tgs, bloody
and white Aux, dys-
ente1y costive-
ness, mea-
sles, &c.
Also, PROF. WUNDRAM'S RHEU VI A.
TIC TINCTURE, a sure and safe cure for
acute and chronic rheumatism, no matter OF
ho pR !6qs W 7571o4$Rf GoUr POWDERS
(Girht Pulver) if taken in conjunction with the
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS or 20 w
DERS. will most surely cure the worst cases
Of Gout and Inaamatory Rheumatism; m
PROF. WUN,DRAsMs EPl II: p ~ T.
MEDY the only safe and d. T Fnenc F1 F
p PROF. WI :NDRAM's TAPEWORM
POWDERS will completely carry OFT this
trou blesome introder, and also remove all other
worms most effectually from the system.
s REQF NR s. 5 6zajba57a
medy against asthma, billiousness, pain IN the
breast, coughs, colds, dysentery diarrhoea,
cramp cholic, summer complaint, headache,
faintness. sudden indisposition: dyspepsia, sea
sickness, sc. Every family should havea bot
tie Of this Elixir in the house, and every tray
eller in his valise, 1t can be safely, given to
the smallest children, there beingn no laudanum
or other deleterious substance IN IT. Try IT.
PROF WUNDRAMS TOOTH-ACHE.
DROPS. give Immediate relief, and are more
relble than any remedy yet known: one trial
VI! PROF so. 'W7SSUNDRAM's HERB TEA, can
not he too highly recommended to all dispep-
tics Sick and convalescent, and those suffering
PROF W NDRAM's RHEUMATIC
HERB TEA, valuable aid in curing rheuma-
Full directions accom- pany each remedy. o..
For further particulars. apply to - '-'
JULIUS DIENELT, Dentist,
las Prince st., nearly opposite the Post Office,
between st. Asarh and Washington sts+
Alexandria, Va,
~ -. ~ TCA n RNTNY1SJ,E
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dispatch from New York yesterday says:
The receipts of gold for duties at the custom
honsr to day reached $3.50, 900, Of which $35,-
900 was in the uew gold certificates The rate
Of the latter was l6j! Gold closed at lb5.
Two men, convicted Of murder, arc to he
hang in Washington, on Friday next
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PROF. LOUIS WUNI}RAM'S
nEE2GLzzlE5IzkIIlEe ITsIIsI} zzI.2lTCENEN

= OW FOR the first iin1e Introduced izlto E},;s
~ country, have been successfully used Ior
'Wenty~s1x years II '9ermany, and the rest Of Ed
lcpe: and are particularly efficient il he cure
al chronic diseases. They are imported djra:.1
60 THIS port by Tie undersigned, ana 1?3e;: efi~
ccle1ncy and safety can 20 relied upo2 wish ooo-
VEG ETA 1}LT PILLS and Ptv~ DER>.
qnoq,ua!led for the cure Of letter, Asthma,
Hoadocle, Sore Eyes, Catarrh, Pain in the
l5roast and Sides, sootted Fever Chills ard
teyer, Dyspepsia, Scroful;a. Salt Rheun7, Cg7,-
Ger Jaundicc: Biliousness, Ernpt;ons Of tne
okln. plLes, " orns DG55opsy, Erysipelas, SWELL
seases caused by impure blood: or i1nperfecs
PROF. WuNDnAMs RHEUMATIC
POWDERS, q sure cure for all Rheumatic
oo PR6F G9H = p e$ Fprrc REM
EDY, the only safe and reliable remedy for Tie
certain cure ofthis terrible COMPLAINT
PROF. " U n u r A Al S VEGETABLE
ELIXIR, an invaluable remedy against Astl.-
ma, liliousness, Pain in the Breast Cough. Dys-
rhea. Cramp Cholic, &c.
PROF. WUNDRAN's HERB TEA, S
pleasant and wholesome beverage, for sick and
convalesccnts also for Dispeptics, and those
afflicted with nervousness.
PROF. W U N d r A NJ S TAPE-WORM
PROF. UNDRAM's TOQTuACHR
DROPS.
Full directions accompany each remedy,
For further particulars, apnly TO
JULIUS DIENELT, Dentist,
145 Prince ST., nearly opposite the Post Office,
between St. Asarh and Washington sts:2
Alexandria, Va,
For sale also by ISAAC hNT'N SIZE,
"a King st., Alexand1ia. \ So
j. r. PIERPOLNT, S. 4. corner
King and Washington SITS, Alexandria, Va.
And Ii. L. AULI, No. 81, Prince st.,
n1y 23-tf Cor, Fairfax Alexandria, W.
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,

WITH Innoxious Vapor, by DocTcRs
w S1GEsNoND & HAYWARD No. I'll, King
st., inventors and sole manufacturers Of the
a n ESTHETIC INNOXIOUS NAPOR,
not laughing gas, nor chloroform nor ether
but strictly an Anesthetic Agent, cntl tire y free
from cxhileratng effects, and is perfectly har7n~
less. causing quiet sleep with pleasant se1Sa~
ton and perfect lnsenslbllny TO pain
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 3. 1863-Thisi is to certify
that we had several teeth extracted this day by
Drs. S. & H.. without the least pain whatever,
and we can cheerfully recommend TO every one
who is suffering, this new system Of extract1ng
teeth. GtO. -; u T. W -
dec 4--tf w. 4. dENOEhoVNe
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CANDIDATES..


YEYO TIE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA,
Il We are authorized to announce the name
OF Mr. J. T. ARMSTRONG, IN cid citizen
and for many years faithful member Of the
city council, as a suitable candidate for the
office Of mayor, at the ensuing election He
will be supported by MAN ! VOTERS.
feb l2-te
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REFORM TICKET.

THE name Of JAMES ?. J.. WESTCOTT.
L is suggested, by permission, as q candidate
for Mayor. A radical reform IS necessary in
our city affairs, and at the head Of this party,
stands the above candidate.
AN OLD ALEXANDRIA, n.
feb lite
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r,bo New York World says:-''A day or
~, ago, ia the House OF Representatives.,
n, DIVES. Of Massachusetts, urged that a
.a1oool somebody lie admitted to a seat IN that
boav as q representative from Arkansas. tie
,r,s very DESTROYS, he said, that the colonel
shonl be admitted as a member OF Congress
because he had brought letter OF ln'rodu-
%, from, Gen, Steele, who is understood TO
command Union army in that region. IAls
presents sieuiGcient point: if persons are TO
H. admitted members Of Congress on the word
# ;; military commander. 1t was kind In the
General only TO send a letter. One Of Crom~
wells or Napoeon's officers might have come
himself. What would Mr.. Dawes do in the
| nresence Of steel in its cold and naked reality?
Would he be of the legislators who succumb
A. those who ay when legislatures are dis
nersel at the point Of the bayonet? p
4 4 letter from Washington to the Philadel-
& mia Inquirer says: The caucus Of the Senate
& shows that not over eight Union Senators are
sStor the denomination Of Mr.. Lincoln.
81 A correspondent, writing from Annapolis on
4 Tuesday evening, says: The reported capture
8 of part Of the gang concerned In the capture
Of the express train on Thursday night last is
u not credited by those persons best Informed on
the subject. Several gentlemen whe were on
. the train, and who were vctlm.zca On the oc.
casion, arrived here last night from Western
MARYLAND, and informed us that at Harper's
Ferry yesterday they were invited ly an ott1cer
attached to that post, TO inspect small squad
& of six OF eight hard looking cases, who had
s been arrested by Gen. Sullivan men near the
scene Of the capture Nothing whatever. was
4 found upon them to connect them with the
Il affair.
q Great complaints are being made by the
!. loyal people OF western Virginia in regard TO
the way in which the military affairs of that
q department are conducted. 1t is alleged from
that section that with a sufficient force to pre-
& Vent deprcdatioas by the Confederates con-
SSstant incursons arc made, in which great
amount Of property is carried OF.
d Mr. f. 3. Gilbert conductor on one OF the
city railway cars, in Washington, who it will
he remembered, was shot by some unknown
person on Friday night last, died Yesterday
morning from the effects of the wound. The
assassin is yet at large, the efforts made tor his
arrest having thus tar proved unsuccessful.
q Hon Howell Cobb OF Georgia in a speech,
delivered recently at Atlanta, Ga, said Il tell
you chat all Yankee lom, assisted by Abolition
3sssympathizers throughout the civilized word,
cannot conquer and suhjugate the South II
You are true to yourselves and your country.
. In laEe general order issued by General
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/ looking about for q candidate for Mayor,
and also for members of both branches Of the
City Council. It is matter that concerns
every citizen Of this good old city, and | do
sincerely hope that good men may be chosen
for ali the various offices, and no Facilitating or
time serving men may be selected. | therefore
propose the old ''war horse for Mayor
WALTER l.. PENN. The others as mat
Ger of course will be chosen by the respective
wards. SEMPER PARAIUS.
feb 1-te
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!. 4 letter from Washington to the Philade!-
DAia Inquirer says: The caucus Of the Senate
shows that not over eight Union Senators are
stor the denomination Of Mr. Lincoln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-05
Legal Notices.
NOTICE.

70 K Hcrnish Caroline Hernish r. G. Corhn Charles
and William Waits, jacob Ford and D. W. Ford.
and all holders and owners Of the :. Estes House
bonds and coupons; Maria AaximiiiAna Niehlas
hnnn, susan Z. Jones, james Jack, Wilson, Perry
Co., Hood Abbott. ficklen 4 Lscss. Samuel
Riehey, Andrew Brown. s 4 J. Hsnsn }. r.
Heed 4 CO. Maria Mcksra. james ". Mscheai X S
Hickey Henry Fails. McGsvic Chittenden Co. Chas.
Carsner, G. H. Perry. Samuel u. Miner. ard Abser
Miller, Archibald, Yonng Co. Henry Haisk amp g.
Rockingham Vim. Kaadck, Brown 4 ciendsuaiAg,
ketecea Of Burrows, Deceased
Thomas innings, Harvey LITTER, James Gordon, Pat
ridge, Pfinchett a Warren, John StaHnus, Michael
carry, A. Bridgnian Co.. q. Tholasen Co., Kendall
HOWE 4 Co, james Ncaf D. Mctnnn, Kaukin Miller
Enstar NJ B. foota ssdusinistratcr Of r. II Eustsr d.
ceased, -furrht for NJ u Actardee Jacob Webbcr, Alb
HnBsSckcr Jason Wallace. Geo. X Budd Nc kee Steis
art Lind. Lasiey Taylor, o. b. fftiey. AcGunnigle
Way. CsmRssssner q Jeaefson county. A. stoddsrd
AuFerbrfght, Miebae Everett, Isaac johnson, Chas
Mcvey. Ex. q y. slleoie, deceased r. A. s~nses,
Mi sevddard, James II. Richey Joseph Ssroshman
John Terry, George Donald. Martina johnson, yoney
Eiakinsp Thomas Walker, Ansen Harangsoa, = +.
Marshall, Wm Niche.l. Amaxia Doolttie James shaw
Jok6 ss,Arss, D. y Nalss assignee n r. rraakhn.
assignee, and VIM Suits, assign-e-- Dsfakanss:
You are hereby sevcraiy notified that there Is
file in the CLERK 0iee At the district Court Of
Iowa. 1t Fort Madison, petition in eqmty, ~ J. Edgar
TAronzso praying personally for judgment against W.
Hornsh for the VI twenty Thousand doiiars, money
due him interest certain bonds
made by said n. Hornish 20 j. Edgar Thosnson bear
er, known Estes House bonis, and fur mooney sd
vanced ray insurance. and praying also for the sale of
lots one ri 1--WE 2 and three 3lin lock sixty-svs IDS
the city " kookuk Lee county Iowa. uron which l. sit
HAted the large huteI In said ity known the st
House, underh i0rvraosure Of the dse trust eHee ~
thereon by T. X. Hornsh aud wife said J. Edgar Thorn
son, Trustee, securing nifty bonds Of said J. K uornkh
payable TO Edgar Thomson bearer Cor the Of
Thousand dollars each With twenty coupons attached
each Of said bonds for the Of fifty dolars each
mataring miannuaiy from their date for the appcs
t Of the funds Hrsfng said sale ~ pay raent
taxes and insurance upoa sad propry
and tue liquidation OF the coupons and bonds Aforesaid
and for other orders aud general relief Vow you, and
IN In safd pcpef ond De copptrs
hereby Nodded and requiseA 10 ~ and appear AMI
make to said petition b4 IF ur-seond de,
Of the Dext term Of esId Court 10 be held IT Fort Mad
sonon the third Monday Of MaE, "A. ID 1854 or decres
wfi be had therein - prayed fr BY default
" Se0TT DOWEEE4 ~ E
msr7--aw Counsel for Petitioner.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

~ STAfK On I0Wt+ LKr Lol-Ae
~ virtue Of special execution to directed, Issued
BY the Clerk u the District Cort said COUNTY IL layer
OF Charles Parstms anti sgxirt Peter kiehar, tend atxS
decree against William Barkett and others,l Lave
cvfa uY<n and viii sell to the highest bidder al the
un door Of the Clerks Office of the Bistrce eeur, Of
Lee county Iowa At Keokak, In said county the 9TH
day Of April A. D. 1854 between the hours o oeIeck
- and o'clock f-E- coMmsn ciBg IT o clock r. H. Of
said day the following property, towit The fsact1hal
northeast quarter Of section thirty gf and The
frac tional northwest quarter Or section thrtyvv 3
ali in townsip sixtyseven oF rorth u range Ave u
VEST in Lee county, Iowa. t.s., = f. e-ss~z
Tsken levied npo and be sold b, order of court to
satifFta;d whit Of exerutipn
PrIntars Zee a. so ISRAEL ANDERSON
4 Ketkdk, AIch 10 "a sheriff uf Lee Co. Iowa
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SHERIFFS SALE.

NJ STATE or Iowa. Ike Cc--ss.
By virtue offs special execution directed Issued
By the Clerk OF the District Court ef said county favor
VI WA. 1hompsQn Co., and against j. kendrek have
levied upon and xffl sell the highest bidder al the
front door Of the Clerks Office vi Tire District Court ofdee
county, Iowa. at Keokuk ia said county. the 9Th day
II Aprn, A. d, lset between the hours Of soccck NJ
and O'Clock P. nerg at o'clock OF said
day the following property, towt Tbs nufth-weSt QUAR-
o. the northwest quarter q SECTION twentyerht ass
In township siat,six CO. north, VI range six d west In
Zee rgunty iowa fEs ss @
Taken levied upon, and to To sold by order OF court to
satisfy ssid writ of execution.
Printers Fee u st.i ISRAEL ANDERSuNe
keoknk- hch ~, oa Sheriff of Lee Co, Iowa
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ SrarE rr IOWA, Les CouNrf--ss.
fsy sirt0s y special execution 10 ire Directed sued
by the Ciesk Of the District Curt said county In sor
a !. Eastman, and against Joseph Kendrick have
ieyied eDa1 w cell the highest bidder At The front
door OF the Clerks Once OF tie district Lee
~. Iowa, - keokuk In said county the 9Th day Of
AYcl, D. ls6kx bctwesn thu hours Of socioek A. NJ.
and clock r. NJ commencing at O'Clock r H. Il said
- fsIlo~ns tsa~it The northwtsf4
Ger * TIA quar- of section twrn Weight fs
tbwthfp sixty six G5l Ia, of range six lc west IN
Ire cpun1y Iowa = s1<
Taken, ese upon. and 10 be sold ~ order OF ccns1 to
sntsfy said writ Of execution
4 k1ukuk, Mob. 10 Ih6A IShAkL ANDERSON.
Printer Zee !. 60 Rb%~ih 81 Is~ Co. lowa
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ S7arK or Iowa. LIE Couryf-sss
By virtue of ~peeisl ecuton directed Issued
BY Clerk u tile District Court OF ssi county Ia
Of Samuel " Miller Abner Reeves and C. IT, Perry ~
Of the will of L. r. Re~ves. scess. and aezinst
Addison A. Swain have esed upon viii sell ~
highest bidder the front door f the Clerks oce Of
the District Court II Lee county Iowa Keokuk LIN said
county the 3th day q April a. D. 1854 between the
hours of o'clock A. NJ and oclock r. MI comnessSng
1t O'Clock p M Of said day the following property
Wit Lots i've Isl and 6 in hloek twelve II n IN Per-
~ Reeves Williams Addition to the city Of Keokuk
Lee county, Iowa
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order Of Court
satisfy said writ OF execution
Ksokf&, Meh- 81, 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printers Fec 81 50.l Sheriff Of Lee Co, Iowa.
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DIABETES
IRRITATION OF THE NICK or THE BLADDER,
IEFkAMMAfIos or THE KIDNEYS,
cATARRH OF THE
BLADSER.
sTHAHeuARr AND BURNING, on PAINFUL
uRIRATINu.
90 much cannot be sxid In rs praise. sjrKl- do.e
has been known 70 relief the most avx~nt ssmptcm,
s,s ,oa .sSael 20 nth tsss d.s.Ie.sies pam 10 ne
magic.
PHYSICIANS
Rave long since given up the use o. buchu eubrb. ana
lumber 10 the iraamens Of tAoss disesses and only
use them for the want o. heJse< remedy,
CONSTITUTION wATRR
has proved itself equal 70 th~ sasx thai hss d.vr
upon 1t.
sgisH1 ai DiuaErrcs
Irritate and dveneh te kisneys and by snst mt
soos led 10 chsonicds9snsfs.i ION and confirmed dis
ease.
ws p+~sess she cens.,sesioa water 10 10 pues,e
With the conviction that has rel svne ID
class Of dis hich ii has been found So emf
3 - - s0s sug and .rs.. TIA.
re1edl IN sern TO neet ihe ressirenents pstss
.os READi RkaDi RrApui
DAxvfL.s, r. June ~. fts7 .--Dy N. q. or !
deer Siv FIN February, 1851, wa aasicsed ! ~
sugar diabe.es, and for ave months passed more
.sss sEe f,.,oss Q! vs,.f n io.r Aors. vas
sAe uieas and Il nr- aonths ioas sbost a pcs1as
in weightv Dusins she month 81 July, 1881 Inn.
csrss Swsbesssss 81 Cossisssoo water. ana IN trc
80 solss sss entirely cured soon a .ssr rsrsa
lag ny paasi gscd health. Yesss tray.
~. l. DE- WITT.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

NJ Srsyx oF Iowa, Ike CorxrY--s-
By virtue Of aspecsi executions directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court 81 said county
Of samuel X. George, and against H. T. Reid tand aso
nrasf Aifsx Webs and others u have levied upon
and will sell 70 the highest tdier the front dSsr Of
the Clerks Office Of the fi-trct Court cf Lee county w.
k@akuk- in esid seRnty. On the sth day AFEii,
1854 between the hours II ofclvek A. NJ and ocisk
r. NJ commencing at ociock r. NJ Of seiJ day the nj
lasing property, to-wit; Ike West hall II the criGwt;
auSrfes II sictien eighteen as containing eighty =
acres less, tow nsAik xts81 1851 TIL 81
range fye wet i the north half Of seetieu tllresn
Isl township =xtv1fx OIL r5rth, N range six acs
Ill in Lee county, Iowa
Taken Levied upon anil to hesad ly crcr u Court
satisfy ssid writ Il ex ecution-
kcoknk, Mch- 10, "a ISRAEL. An DERSoN,
Printers Fee - 50. Sheriff Lee Co. Icva.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ SEAzE Iowa. LxE Ccs--ss-
r virtue II special ssufisu directed issued
b he Clerk a the Court county
ci Gay ellis and against H. Ha1tmaker, have iesiei
nan and ~il sl3 10 vhe highest bidder the 'front.'
VI the Clerks afe1 Of the District Court a Lee
county. Iowa. at Keokmk IN said county On the 9Th
ar Of April A. D. lss4, bet the hours Of eocfock
a. y. ard 1cock T.. NJ commencing at scD< p. Of
said day the foiloyfug property towii Pour feet and
tro iaehes Ell Of the ends Of lots eight fs
and npe q AMI fourteen IA feet and four inches Cd
Of the n9rt-we-teriy side ei lot TO- in block
hnndrs and twenty ff25l being altogether Is Gle
lcet fronting Man street aud extending hack
with 10 the alley in said block city III Keokuk Lee
", Iowa
Taken lesied upon and 20 BE- sod by order Of
sxfi<fy safi Wit Of execution.
Printers Fee ~ so ISRAEL ANDERSON.
kruksk, Mch 10Th, "a. Sheriff II Ice Co. Iowa
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.HERIFf's SALE.

~ srsrs or IowA LIN Corxry-ss
~ virtns al eenerAl executien ne directed Issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county
~ James 3 Bruce. for the use ~ Rankin Miller and
sszinst john Dixon and othrs have levied upon and
wif sell 10 the highest bidder at the front door 81 de
Clerks once a. ne Dfssret Ceurt Lss coapty Iesa
keokuk, In said county, the 5pfh day Of April A. ID.
1854 between the hours Of occk A. u. and o'ticck
NJ commencing 1t o'clock r. n. Of said day the fol-
lowing property to-yft: Lots dne ~ and two % In
block seven f} fronting each fsDBfeef on Locust street
and running lack 10 aey. Id fest wid~. In
The town of Mortrose Lee couDty Iowa with the I'm
povements thereon. ENM8E
Taken Levied upon ard TO be cold by order Of
satisfy said writ or execution
keokak Mch. a, 1854 ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printers Pee g. sol Sheriff OF Lee Co., Iowa
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GATE CITY


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Whas's sbe ~ Of ) sat ofwsr % !
standing army7 AA
A well-read soldier-Private informa.
tion. 90 = 90
Sleight of hand Refusing an offer Of
marriage.
Sin has a great many tools. but lie is
the handle that fits them all gxyss Z
The first and greatest thing in rhetoric
is to have something to say. tasw
When you are running from mad bull,
to be slow isn't to be sure. MA 8gY
The business of picking pockets is GER
tainly very proftable-aftsr one gets his
hand in.
The man that is not afraid of thunder,
talks of going to Brighton next week
without taking hi wife!S : g u
ZooLoeIoAL.--The Table which was
''set in a roar" has been presented as an
ornament to the Lions Gage as the Re-
gents Park Gardens.
A GREAT ISsuRREorIoN.-The most
formidable instruction ever known il
that of Poland-it extends from Pole to
Pole. s4
A shilling spent idly by fool, may
be picked up by wise man. who knows
better what to dc with it; SO it is not
lost.
1t would be bad thing for child to
get wasp in his mouth but he Can't
even say his alphabet without getting .
A b In 1t.
OPERA fashionable resort, where
people go to see how other people look.
under the pretence of hearing other peo-
pie sing. 1t is not 80 much to see what
the lady is like who is the prima donna, As
to see whether they like what such-and-
such lady had on her.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-05
yHERIFFS SALE.

~ STAIR or IOWA, Lri CoEyIr--ss.
By virtue Of special execution directed kseed
by te Clerk the Court Of said eonaty in favor
ef Thpn&s Davis aud against John Knight b. B. Hin
iaAn W. y. Cowe< r. r. Ford d. " Ford, land nise
decree against William L. Wood ard Others have
levied upon and VII si 10 the highest bidder at the
front dur al the Clerks oecH Of the District
81 Lee county, Iowa, at Kc0knk, said county abe
eth day Of April A. ID. 1854 between the hoars 81
ocoek A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ coifme Icing at e;soek
r. ~ OF said aav. the following property tg-wif Lot
No sixteen lISk In Human cwies Subdivision of the
Southwest quarter Of section twAnty u township
sittyhys Bs rarth sf ave 5 west In Lee county
Iowa, containing ten 40 acres
Tsken levied npon and lie sold By order Of court
sstfsfy said writ Of execution t
keskuk, Mch- 10, 1eos. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fec s. 20. Sheriff u Lee county, fcwa