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ever SIMON tho opeang of tbs his
re nathed al bt- rtery uruJantai CONSIDER.
ff ms herta Fen,red That be shoJ,a retire.
NJ ieat for time. from active duty. rhc stan
h's hecn raised TO s Number by the
=" das ~ Mvrr Tyler ana ien,ensus Duer-tbe former
trrn abse0oe under oraers and the latter from slck
leave.
rE RhBrL
TIE rebels, et her from lex OF proectnes from
sSftv- dissertations. nocasioasy astoish line by
dropping peculiar shells tn midst ~ shape aud de-
serirt'oa entirely Unauthorized by the War epa tneat
OF any civilized community The last empty lie
tlle, winch y - badly scattered by coming contact
Win tree. he uther dv they favored with bars o
lro O. 10 particular shs winch whised through the
air with 81 pernr noise that oldest artis
rsts wore Ut hrst uzzled TO determine their nature.
Effkcls CITY.
From desertefs learn that ny OF the Inhabitants
OF Petersburg have beeo injured bv shells and that
grand sked .dde commenced some days Inc Mayo
House. NJ winch leutenaut Gensra Scott was married,
and which bei,ugs 70 the family OF HIS wi has been
reduced ams To ruins Several shells have struck the
gas house, and the We don Rircad bridge the
Appomattox has been rendered impossible.
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SARAH A. CHEvALIER, N. D.


Corns, Bunions. Enlarged Joints. and
ell diseases Of the Feet cured by DR.. ZACHARIE. 700
Broadway.
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Prizes C.shed in All Jrgaiixed Lott
tories and Information given by JAKE Exchange Ofoe,
l76 Broadway. New York.
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GROSS BYE srRAIGHrENED IN ONE MiNUrx.


Ana every disease Of the Eve and Ear requiring either
dica surgical Aid attended to By mr. Won EISBNBER3
consulting rooms Sl6 Broadway Tw slfth street
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Address 10 SMoNers.-pottak & son.
Merrchsum Man0faciurefs removed from Hrrone street.
"a sy7 B,osaway Fourth Mhossss aud te,A
Pipes eat "a orasr aud repaired.
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Hill. Inimitabi cutter OF Hair-styles
ncat executed In the best only Shaw
ing. 10 cents. No. Barclay street.
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The ParR-Ths First Wednesday Even
Ing Concert.

The FIRST OF the Wednesday evening concerts took place
yesterday the upper lake OF the Park The evening
was charming, with slight, bet pleasant breeze The
Park cornet band under the leadership OF Mr. Thomas
Dodworth occupied large boat which kept moving
about the lake. The coacsr commenced at half past
four and continued tn half past sig, when intsrmis
took place for an hour AZ hafpast the band
boat again occupied, and the concsrt resumed. A
the twilight dminshsd and darkness began in the
eject OF the music especially Of the solo pieces very
pleasing the musicians being concealed from tho view
even of the passengers 10 the boats that followed
IN thor wake. Those who did not choose
70 hire boats occupied PLACES 10 The Rambe, 10 al parts
Of which the music could Be plainly heard The idea Of
Wednesday evening concerts good one, and the en-
pertinent hes proved 70 be The boats for
hire under the charge OF Mr. Dick ana the rates
guated by the Park authorities fcllowsCal boats tor
private parties flying blue Gag, when hired for
two persons, thirty cents per half hour Foe each sd
ditional person. ten cents. Children under ten years.
nve cents Circuit boats, flying red flag, and making
trip Of about two mnee, are for general hire ~ ten
each person and Eve cents for children under ten
years There are seven landing places around the lake,
vzrhrse on the shore OF the Rambe two Mt tho west
Drive Two A. the Terrace, and N We Carriage Cir
cle The principal Of these a. the Terraces. The
Park authorities have taken into consideration that
nuinber n foreigners vista the Park and walters have
been engaged al the Casino speaking French, German
and Italian This Va wise foretboupht.
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Lottery Tickets C"sNrd.-Iu FORM ut ton
given JOSEPH BATES. Broker. No. l. III Wall st.
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An Invisible Charm, which Nothing
that merely psases the could confer panes and
surrcAnds the lady OF fashcn xbo PHALON SONS
extract Of the Nl1nT BLOOMING CRREus" and naoves
through The ~ the dance enveoped its fragrance
PHALoN 4 SON. New YorE.
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life viii be saved and health established
BY this During hot weather the secretous of the
scantv ALWAYS Sign Of danger; but
BRANDRETHS PILLS
restores hcm 70 hea thfu regularity Sold ct No.
Union New York.
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OmesaI Circulars IN shelby College Lot
terry furnishsd By SIMMONS. ROGERS 90. New ysrx
poalo aos
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A Certain Cure for Hernia or " N ptuRe.
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUss,n
WHITES "PATENT LEVER TRUSS.o
WHITES "PATRNr LEVER TKI'Ss,"
WHITES "PATENT LEVER TRUSS"
Il light clean and easy No the back cord.
Pressure is inward aud upward Cures wxrrsnted Send
stamp for Pamphlet GREGORY CO.. 500 Broadway.
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Nervous and vfrulent Diseases and
PHYSICAL Weakness arising from Specific CausesNsw and
reliable treatment-in OF the Howard Association
by mail IN letter envelopes free Of charge Addsea ID!
j. skin Houghton Howard Association No. South Ninth
afrae hilsde
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We Would Gait Attention to the Sale
of handsome Country Throggs Neck, Wesshestes
county. and yauasle properly soushesst corner THIRD
street near W b sold 81 auction BY T. a. LCD
low Co. this Juiy al u O'Clock, ~ The kxehsnss
aAesroom Ill Broadway.
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Batche'or's Hair Dye-rnc Rest IN tho
world. Harmless, reliable ntaneous The only
Sold by all druggists Factory, 81 Barclay street.
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Tvussss, Elastic Stse Kings, &e.-MarsA
Co q Radical 0srs Tr~ oes emily 81 No 7vsssy street.
Lazy attendant
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SOOTHING SYRUP for children tsething. II has bccn
used for thirty years failing safety
by millions mothers for their children II correcs acd,y
OF tho atomach relieves wind collie regulates ID. bowels
ana alyss rest heath and comfort TO mother and child
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C'sstadorO's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig Depot wholesale and retail, No. Aston House.
The dye applied by skiful artists.
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Highest Pre- MUM Lock stitch Sewing
Mschnsa WHEELER WILSON, No szs Broadway.
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In rHx FIELD, July 8, 1864.

HOW WE oHLEBRATRp THE FOURTH.
Throughout the meruing picket firing had entirely
ceased state Of absolute repcse arrived at very
the Petersburg Express" the thirtypounder that has
been devoted and regular its attentions to the cty
maintained unbroken silence. At meridian, however
Captain Burton opened his thirty ponnders intervals Of
ten seconds and fred the national salute OF thirtyfour
guns Every gun shotted, and the explosion OF the
shells in the city must have convinced the rebels
that tho Yankees had NOS forgotten 20 celebrate
Fourth OF July Dows battery Of twenty Founders
commenced as soon as burton hal concluded and cred
intervals OF thirty seconds The first shell re the
dropped party or the rebel signal corps aud
killing SEVERAL compelled the remainder to beat hasty
retreat.
MoRTARs.
Immediately after the salute had been fired Halls
eigbt inch mortar battery opened with the intent Of
obtaining the rsnge OF the Richmond Railroad Between
the battery and the road there considerable
OF high ground, by dense woods II i'm.
OF the Signal corps Men however, stationed
with their flags elevated POSITIONS and after eight shots
bad been fred the range obtaned and nearly hty
pounds OF iron Is dropped every time upon the road,
which at this rate will be rendered impossible 70
tho enemy.
DESTRUCTION OF A CHURCH CLOCK
For long time many Of OIL have been in the
watches by large clock OF the church steepes.
II WAS considered quito amusing thing to be able to
give IN inquirer petersburg tme" After escaping all
the dangers OF war thus far. shell from thirty FOUNDER
went through the dial yesterday, and nextrcaby con-
usng the works. put the clock entirely out OF order.
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All In Order.
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL ROOMS OF
MESSRS. FOWLER h WELLS.
39l Rroudwav
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)esfness, Impaired sight,
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
CHRONIC CArARRR.

CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT,
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BxpoRK PETERSBURG, July "A. N.
There Is nm omnous stiffness this morning.
Weather delightfully."- cool, with prospect OF rain by
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The Loss or Pris ono rs In BarlOw's Divi.
atOn.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERALD.
HEADQUARTERS, FIRsT DIVISION, SxooND CoRps,
June 80. 1864. (
This statement which appeared In your paper Of
June %, teiegraphed from Boston, that the loss OF
prisoners, &C., in Gibbons division OF this corps,
June o. caused by had any connection
with the falling buck OF this division, is utterly
without foundation The whole statement Is gross
~ incorrect The facts Of tho and the truth
denial easily be asoerained inquiry CT the
sources. may add. to save further msapprehenson,
that this division lost neither guns coors regmental
organization, and but few prisoners Respectfully,
FRANCIS G. BARLOW,
Hrigader General Commanding Division.
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are 0p6u and FREQ to visitors
Tho illustrated PHRENOLO0ICAL JOURNAL for July,
with Phisognomy,
Ethnoloyy and Psychology.
by post 20 cents
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The friends OF the IAnily, ana tne HeshDefs " -
Commonwealth Lodge No. 400, " spd ~, are rc,pscs
fully invited attend the funeral this Teassday) morn
ing at O'Clock, from the residence OF NJ passnn,
No 100 Harrison street, Brooklys =. t.
sHKupAS.-On Tuesday, July ., from vo'nds rece'ped
before Petersburg. JoBS suysisAS, native " hssns
Nugent, county cavan. Ireland, aged "a years.
brothers James and Peter, nnd OF his brother insw
henry b Msb.. are respectfully invited 70 .usn NE
funeral from his late resdsaoe, Ice East fhrty third
street. this Thursday Afternoon ss t~D Ociocs sous
further notice. 80
sos OF Henry and Rose Aons sehsosd~. aged noaihs
the relatives and frcrds Of the family arc re~etruy
invited attend the funeral this Thursday et~us AZ
three CLOCK, from The residence Of the paroac 10 II
West street.
Tucxxr-on wednesday uornzs, July g. at,ravs Jock.
Miss HANNAH TucxKR youngest dsunhter OF Jooa
and Ann Tucker, native Of shs psrrh Of prumsid,.
Slego. ireland.
John, James and JOSEPH j. Tucker. aFb those Il bar
brothers In law Mr. Peter Hsnl and Michael Martin, are
invited TO attend tie funeral Her mains will 20 re-
moved rom the residence Of her brother uaw Mr. Peter
Hunt 81 Mulberry street. on Friday morning ~ ten
o'clock TO the Church OF the Transf Suraon, cor1er %
mott and PARK streets, where requiem mss VIII 10
offered for the reyose Of her SOUL thnncs 70 Calvary Cam
etery at one clock Y. NJ
wAisH-On Wednesday, July 0, alter . short Illness,
LAusnycR wAIsB, aged 81 years.
IT'S friends ana the members Of tee Sixty ninth rcg
ment, n Y. are respectfully invited to attend The
funeral this (Tburssay) afternoon, at half past one
O'Clock from his late residence, F,h and rwsn
ty.nrst street, Gowanus, Brooklyn
wHkSIxa-k,sd' A. me cattle o. cubs Farm, %
the thirteenth New York battery OF artillery, sen ~ -
late Russell Q. Wheeler, $50. o. this city.
The funeral services VIII be he'd - VIC Ftrfer 49,
church. this tlharsdsv) inorpirg. a. betty zen
Hts friends and tho o. his isnisr ttnel Il = nN'
wliros-K,p,a' In tho essa,a -. =. s,- barr =
Saturday Juns ~ Corporal -ANsU *fr's, 50 -
unnee sip.e ipf.n,ry, son Y vDeit r. ~" 'e.'
/ VI Fures ~ ~ Y ~ the "a -, 4 ~ -
w. IN Frs,sy sNc~ncro Al 81 l~s two sshF~
! Ia & lscgorned Dutch cnAre'I u for--..,s.
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Oolg6TITIJTIoN
W. b.ss aven nao ~ Is gags III ~
AND IMei Only knoWaRsaoEoF n
we ssazalk xtfaaPeR -. Y .1s,slda:sl
DlABKTEs, a.a DISEASES - -.
K1bHE1s AsA BDADDER. NY



Has bets pssasusssd by Me Meiieai tscsty ia III
patc. 10 be The most vpaasvfa se~sdy a. ~ p~v.
manset care q ali diseases Of The STOMACH, LlvER
KlDNkYe and BIA UnBR thai has ever bser oAksed,
I I is pot y ,NIEERAL sHATEH. IL 10 sspn expe
rfeAeA that CONSTITUTION WArsH h.s ~ ahaisd
aua ws DcV 81 ~ ssaps uhra ssels bettle
nee been known " dsess which hi cess me- dc.
talent irf sAssesentty has faised 20 relieve.
ArsmedF pspsseeins tte virsaes IF ..
~ noU oeeA <pseustf~ ,ymeetstrrers 4,
snis CITY only second class paw thrf 81
aown popular rsna-de~ hAs the hes~s skilled n ~
use OF every means TO nreansiisA ana inc uc
cess Of the physician increases his kaowte3rt ~
dshcfest renefes rnsttes hf-l produce cure whfle
Truth. - Ae
GIVE CONSTITUTIONS Nstes 4 fsis trisi--~e mean 70.
no are un der sone x1erisiis from rear 10 wear
hod ws thues - ladies Ia sya eanetsAay
resorung 10 tecsf fyeasrx sorts nj local eDri,.
cations Tor disease. With rf.ieh ~ snee al "a
p there woaid he from local The rhroaa
Tor diseases " ,ha arain-
We have always been esfefato use language In onr
circtiar that coai not shock tbs most
talon ent sxFeestse "a ns&sys COMM mes
persons lot which Csnsttsticn Water s adapted snt
whose disease no mention h~s tegu made that Ne
fave come to the eo1clusion that If the reuev IL can
toie "a car 6 % natser whst lie disease
might be, II shcuId be Ea4e khown Jhs uedirsn. Il.
tioes. = = - s>ssP
We would say, Constitution Water /. mol Ike /.
xfided PILL made 10 srss the eye nd txs.4 Il 4. 4. all
ie In eserf sslse ~ khe sgni placed Ia The han a.
the people Tor Their fsef iftsken accord nr "a
ihe dlrrrtions Il will in every case produse r.djr.,
enye We would sag hat The dis eelioas n, re~zrd 10
dIe etc, reisie csiS 10 Tie disase sad shish ,aey
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military strength OF IN. Nation.

~ I e. "a
The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun, with the psrmisaiou Of
Mr.. Kennedy, of the Census Bureau. OBJ.
tanned from the Forthcoming voiums ON
population the following interesting sta
tistics on the subject Of the natural ia.
crease of the lighting men in the United
States:
When population has reached near
ly It's permanent cor aition, rs IN Europe
and the old States Of America. one.ffth
OF the total population is still found 10
represent nearly the'nufnbetSo f males be.
tween the ages of eighteen and forty-fiye.
But the emigration yes are nearly allied
to the military ages; and in the newly
settled States Of the West the proportion
OF lighting men is accordingly greater
than IN the Atlantic States Beginning
at the East and proceeding westward, the
proportion of white iaaies from siehteen
70 forty-hve to the white population is, in
Name l9.6 per cent; New York, 30 G.;
Illinois, 22.i; Minnesota. ISIS; Califor.
ma, AL; Virginia, 1871: South Carolina,
10y Arkaasas, 20 4; Texas, 2I.9.
Inc total of white males between the
ages OF eighteen and forty Eve ia al the
States (seceded included1 and-iu ina
territories and District Of Columbi. : r.
pears, " the census tables of 1860. to be
o.o-4,ooo, Daring the year 1851 about
zfa,eoo white males reached and r.s.e.I
the age ct eighteen, and l2a 6(0 $3.50
at aud passed the ape of &C., a. a1'
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NOTICE.

10 ~ " Ihonpson. l. Hayden. g. Washington Nesrs
Geurge N-'ssy, r. Msr1u Defendants:
Ion and each VI Joa hereby led that there 10
now us fie In tue Clerks office the District Cour; Of
Lee eonnfy, Iowa. at ksrsknk, petition in equity cf
Nancy A. seohed, claiming n the above nasars e. "
Inasnk~on, l. Hayden and o. Washington Mears the
snn - ten Thousand .lsars ms rp.saer sue
sPon yonr notes dsssa March sh Iss. q o txsf for
we foreclosure and sale of lots l. three In lk a.
and Tots ami = in block ~, in d. W KiIbourne adj
non TO the city 81 keakHk, and for other relief
And aAfe-- ven appear and answer ssfd PETITION on or
before noon III the k<std ss The n4xt term sf cid
Conrt To be- held at ksksk saia county On tie nrst
hsssday o September 1861 Judgment and decree ~iil De
bad therein ~ prayed for II. stDfT HOWELL
aiTe-4w sol. for Petitioner.
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NOTICE.

~ 10 John Qnirk: Yen hereby notified thai there
n now en Nh infe once III tl-rk u District crr
Of Lee County, Iowa, Fost Madison titi IN sf Nst
tIi, pray decree quoting title Ia him IL te rear
fN~ny fett Of lots seven and eight IN bock trrysix
sae cry ~ heokuk- Lee county Iowa being twenty feet
fronting Fifth streer the rear ff4 ~ Sd liz NJ
extending sb urth ncre-s aid lots s. also
ihg shaf your rght 10 ret~etn said property
tain mortgage znd deere ~ foreclosure IN ssyr al r,ni
TN, be forever barred and farscIe~ed
Unless appear thereto aud defend before noon NJ
the second dAv Nav term 1854 Of said fout, A..
cree VIII s~ reed red sEsinst you by aefanit-
RANKIN a MrtRARY
ATs Attorneys for Plaintiff
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DIABETES
IRRITATION OF TIE NECK or riff BLADDER.
IErLAAAATIos or THE KIDNEYS,
cATARgH or THR
BLADSRR.


srRAsouARY AND BURNING, or PAINFUL
uRIsAT1SG.
Rr these diseases IL IL trnls save ese n. a,esy AND
90 much csnnct b. satd 10 iis prais. ssnss. d.,
has been known to ~ .f the rresF urxers ,ms.ssa
Are Troubled ~itl thai dis,resss.s an n ~
sfiai bt the back and isongh TIE hips Atsasnoonf.
magic. go ''.e
Have long since given 80 tie use 81 st-h, cahsh.
juniper In the te..Hent at those stseases ana .nsx
ssshem Tor the want 81 a better remedy.
CONSTITUTION wArEa
Hss proved Itself eqlai q thsissk thai has
DruRErtcs
Irrisase and drench The sy and ~ :, 4, y, ~.
ea - shfsnaeafrenefa ION aud confirmed dis
We prssept the cohrrntion wsssr 10 tha p.biis
nm .ns thai i has In r~iisvias III
snuy susctssfni FOR csisiux ard ~ Ind = * i =.
wi ot rewarded Tor sforts v placing ssyslasbls
"a fcrm % meet he requirements Ut pAtsn
S. READs' RkADi REAprit4
DAsvihEss Pa June "a, lasz.-Dr ws. n. CO.
--Deaf Sir tin February, 1861, was srrttd n ~
sugar diaoetes, and for hpa mos,hs ~ "a 49,
fA~n two e-iens Of water In ,we ets-four sru,s
H. and il ss 5nss ls .5so ~, ro9ns:
IN weight. BHrfrH thv month OF July. 1851 mr.
esys sftef using ~ experienced relie al s., -.
70 bottles Vas entirely CARED Afser regain
ihx my usual good healfh. Yours ttH4y,
= Isl y. l. DE WITT.
Bos1ss coaurRs, n. Y, Fec. 81. 1861 Iva. ~
naks nse ofthe following certacsse o. the vsia. III
ceastitatisn Mater. Thissi esb Tecommead ID RI
hshes = manner ;Ms wife was attaches with pain II
the shcu}ders. whole length Of tho back ara ID 49,
limbs, 9Th xsIsiss IF ~ Hssvf ssd .rrtssi,e ~
- hs1a1sy. sa'lsd phssicnn, who attended her
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DIABETES

disease OF TIE stor se and iiser setlnx through
~ kdneys, add H. wsfa dDnbt the Boat 81
dlsesse, except ronsuapaou that aees,s hs human
bhi win state tia; eject Fl sr tsea,r i. ,sa s
version Of the stsrrhy principle OF vegetable ras,is
~ the food into sugar whsfh ktu~ys 4,
- EAsyss's srsesslet ~ .stef Asng Persoas snats
from shadssesse no afstrnsr~nt ehst L. they
pess large 9uaatiisas ensins ihe day. ard s obliged
ger ron ore 70 fifteen or twenty times an rfns
Tie nEhs No ssosScs 10 takea 81 n snsts thrr saaa.f
Is called 70 NE issgs osehssRe Of watsr sod efteu
nsn ~ - % sr svan eel as to be neyend the coptsol
Mint whses when the disease il Tally es.stI.hsd 4
rssst srs~ks essxsasfy psfAsss Ssssx
sasssss4 also dfsress Of he mouth cracking ~ he
tFs s~eet breath. n The faore sdvaneea e-S-x ana
nAty ters OF appetite. -asss4Sisn AID III % uest
gradually sinks from exhaustion
f9sssAaaen saeris E'ihous ssoaht. the onfy known
fefnedy Tor sassfts, aud A8ve usuen G aGAxno<
thft It's spec q as sc szse thai opium liza rfoGugs
seep ana tsniff5ly sai that s hAs sired sery csss
Ia " htch Il bad bean ssesi
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.CHERIFE'S SALE

~ q StA1k or Iowa, LII ,AQrNfr-ss.
BY vrte 81 xsSth sxrv nticn Ne dirsctei issnet
By tine Clerk OF the District Court Of SAID county
OF James bruce, for the If Rankin Miller and
against = xsss hnI offices, hay~ i<skd nfoa aud
will sell 10 fhe highest blier, the fr.p dur u e
Clerks Once Of the district Court of Ire County inrs a.
keokuk In said county. the 3Dth day ~ April, A. p
1854 between tiie hours of o'clock A. ~ and clsk
p NJ commencing at clock r. ~ Of said day. the lob
lowing property, to-wif Lfs one "a and ~ in
block seven G fontfr each Es5 Er,f Locust street.
and rnnina isu ~ feet 20 an siisy t-l wi-, N
tbs town u Munsrose Lee ctsnty Iowa with the inn
proxe1hexlfs tlierepn. l ffkA sets "a
Taken, levied upon, and 10 be sold by order Of courtto
satisfy sa1d writ bf execution.
kcokuk. Nch. 81, 1864 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
pxisters Zee 81 SOL sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
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HERIFFE SALE.

- SsAskDF E0WA. In 1ouysr-ss.
=. tus u special execution 70 mr. directed issued
-. * ofthe lHstrttt Cosrt ~ odd ceanty N Ssvof
~ - - Miller, AbBcr Reeves and G. H. Perry Exrc-
nue. n Of l. = Raves, deceased and against
sa y " n, hRse lcvicd upon and viii sell
w r.., ssus ee ccsnty iows st Ksoknk In said
county, an t. sth z A!I p lsA, between the
:, a-rl.,A ) n NY the following property, to-
Iii Tses AZ I'm block twelve ti-si in PER-
~ 49, y WA. " en ~ the city ii keoknk,
men - Sss1, - :. q byorasr Of Court -
Ksoa.S IN ~ e 81 afSSsss3eeon ANDERSON
1900 ~ - - 100 80. of Iee Co, Iowa
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~ UARDIAN.si SALE or Real

~ EsfATE--Sctee IL hereby given that the under.
signed, Guardian Of II. u aud L. d. DeLoui- Nors Iii
sslse psfc yendss Monday. April lssk Isst a. The
front door n the Court HDuse in keouk the folosinC
sf z Of SEC g. To~nlhip II n, X. ", II Leecoun-
y Iowa
Md sae " ho between the hours Of O'Clock m and
q eeck p M commencing al clock y. said day
fsFmt made known day Of ssl4
ROKzxT II. 0nGmoHK n Eta FFORD
mchl64w Attsrnsy. Gnsrdisa
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$heriH's Sales.


III EAAT - kJaLL
~ 60 e4 SrssE er iowa, LEE Co.'S.
BY virtue OF general tatscA areeted issue
by the Clerk "a the Snpfeme Jotrt VI Iowa 1t Fort
Dss M6als in favor Carter arahxin snd
Dixon dothsrs,I have levied upon His viii seu 10 tho
highest Midrr ~ ts~ fon f ~ the Clerks Once %
tss Overt Of w Ceuny, Ls~s, st keokHk said
county on the Goth day Of April A. ~ fso between
hoSys sf Nsieisck A. ~ and dcscek " NJ commencing
It fcrlrk r ~. OF said DAY, the Iiio~ing property
ssA FAY f5oj feet cft krnsf street, ana iHsnu9
hack 4lAnEist 10 M alley, twenty sb feet wide, IN the
town u Mbn,e Lee eounty iure WITH the Improve
scents 1hqEepn-, $50 4sSss- ssk1#@n $500 8
Takeh tie p<on, and 10 lie sold ID order Of court to
satisfy ~ ~Tit x.nticn. ~
keckRk. Mch Il, 1on4. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
printsss Wee s. 5u.l Sherfns3f lee Co., Iowa.