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LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.
AbbOtt'S Old stand,
WALLA WALLA, W. T.

J. F. ABBOTT, PROPRIETOR.
TMPROV EMENTS have recently been made in
i these premises, for the better accommodation of
the public The proprietor will spare no efforts to
merit-as he hopes to receve-a living share Of pub
lie patronage.
HORSES TO LET, OR HIRE,
by the day week, at moderate prices; also Horses
taken to keep, on terms satisfactory to parties
solicited.
Walla Walla Aug. l, 1663.-tf
, 1864-02-20
FRANKS HOTEL,

FRA NK7S HOTEL,
~ Cor. Main and Sd sts., fssEsS
iii8 WaIIa WaIla, W. IT, ll1iEs1
FRANK CARPEID, PROPRIETOR.
TTNHE proprietor takes pleasure in announcing to
his friends and the public in general. that he has
taken the house lately known as Buckley's Sa7
loon, on the corner Of Main and Third streets, and
has thoroughly refted and newly furnished it, and
it is opened to the public as
First Class Hotel and Restaurant,
With an
Entire New suite of Rooms,
FURNISHED WITH CLEAN BEDS.
TIE BAR
WILDE supplied with the best LlQUOHS AND CI
CARS the country can afford.
The proprietor hopes, through his long experience
in the business and extensive acquaintance to mer.
and receive a liberal share of the public patronage
Stages will arrive at and depart from the above
house. FRANK CARPElD.
Dec. 20, 1862. 2:lIy.
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Henry Clay, in one of his great speeches
before the Senate of the United States, said
of the disunionists:
"If any one State, or portion of the peo-
pie of any State, choose to place themselves
in military array against the government of
the Union | am for trying the strength of
the government. am for ascertaning
whether we have got a government or not
practical efficient, capable Of maintaining
its authority, and of upholdng the powers
and interests which belong to a government
Nor, sir, am to be alarmed or dissuaded
from any such course by intimatlOns of the
spiling Of blood If blood is to be split, by
whose fault is it to be spit2 Upon the sup
position maintain, it will be the fault of
those who choose to raise the standard of
dsunion, and endeavor to PROSTATE this gov
ernment and, sir, when that is done, so
long as it pleases God to give me voice to
express my sentiments, or an arm, weak and
enfeebed as it may be by age, that voice and
arm will be on the side Of my country, for
the support of the general authority, and
for the maintenance Of the powers Of the
Union"
Horny Clay, in another of his great
speeches before the Senate of the United
States, said of the aboltionsts
"With them the rights of property are
nothing the deficiency of the powers of the
general government is nothing; the acknowl
edged and incontestable powers of the States
are nothing; civil war, dissolution of the
Union, and the overthrow of government
in which are concentrated the fondest hopes
of the civilized world, are nothing A sin
gle idea has taken possession of their minds,
and onward they pursue it, overlooking all
barriers, reckless and regardless Of all con-
sequences.
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T NJ. VANSYCKLE, WHOLESALE AND
- Retail Commission Merchant
Wallula City. w. T.
, 1864-02-20
JAY s. TURNEY, ATTORNEY AND

u III. SLATER, ATTORNEY AND COUN-
y /. selor at Law; Will practice in the Courts Of
Washington Territory and Northern Oregon. Prompt
attention will be given to all professional business
entrusted to him. Wulla Walla Jam. 8, 1864. 4tf
, 1864-02-20

TOHN HUNyOON 81 CO., WHOLESALE
u and Retail Dealers in ines Liquors, Groceries,
end Provision, Wallula City. W.T..
Feb. %, 1868.
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An army surgeon was dismissed from
the service by court martial, dav or two
since, on charge Of drunkenness and in
sulting lady. 1t appears from the evil
dence that the doctor in common with a
great many others in the army, and out
of it. imbibed a little too freely on New
Years day. While riding in one of the
street railroad cars he attempted to kiss a
lady passenger, and was only prevented
thereirom By the timely interference of
the conductor. The court martial found
him guilty en- both counts in the indict-
meut, MODIFICATION ard attempt 10 kiss,
the men aud officers Of the doctors regi-
ment on hearing his fate, unanimously
petitioned the President 10 renstate him
The evidence was handed TO Mr.. Lincoln
Tor his perusal by the defendants attor-
ney.
The President read on till he came to
drunkenness That's bad" said he
livery bad". A little further down he
came to ''insulting lady" "That's bad
too. An officer shouldn't insult a lady,
by any means. I'm afraid can't rein
state this man. said Mr.. Lincoln. aRead
the specifications, if you please, Mr.. Pres
dent" said the attorney.
Dir. Lincoln proceeded with the papers.
Pretty soon he came to specification
about the kissing. He paused, scratched
his head little, and remarked, looking
at the attorney. Greatly l don't know
about this. There are exceptions to ev.
cry rule, but as general thing it is very
hard to insult lady by kissing her.
But it seems the doctor only attempted te
kiss her-perbaps the insult consisted in
his not fully succeeding. don't know
that ought to interfere 10 behalf Of . mar
who attempts to kiss lady and doesn''
do it," said the President.
"You see, Mr.. President" said the
attorney. "that the complaint is made BY
third party. There's no evidence tha,
the lady felt insulted" "That's fact. y
said Mr.. Lincoln. 1--WE can easily dis
pose of the kissing part, but must lool
into the drunkenness little. cant over
look that-Fll have to get good evidence
that it was strictly New Years. offense
ard is not common occurrence with tht
doctor" The case was taken under Cd.
visement. = Correspondent Cincinnati
Commercial.
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cHERIFFS SALE.

~ SrsrE or lows Lex Co--ss.
b. sirtas of a special directed issued
by the Clerk u the District cert of said county favor
OF o. c. Hale and Daniel Kennedy Executor NJ Wa Ken
neey deceased Edward h. Hart, land also Accr
Ann HART have levied upon and viii sell 70 the
highest Bladder Al the front d or Of the Clerks afses of
the District Court Of Lee count, Iowa q; keokuk SAID
county the 5th day Of MsIeh A. D. lso4 between ;e
hourr of O'Clock n. and O'Clock ing Al
o'clock p NJ Of said day. the following property t
i25 the City OF keokHk Lee count. Iowa being Nifty
Feet johnson by nifty feet Second street
square shape, beginning The 81 Second and
Jahnsen said lot twelve t1- thence hrs feei
alang Second towards the alley in said tc therce
hy fee; AT right angle TO second street tuv0ds Third
street aerss lot twelve ice hfnce fifty feet along yid
ing % bots IL and ~ Ia Johnson thence ftt
feet along Second place OF be-
ginning. with the imlFoS emetts Thereon.
Tax en- leve upon be sod by order Of cost. TO
satisfy said writ If execution.
printrrss Fee Fl sal ISRAEL ANDERSON.
heokuk, Jan. -, -. Sheriff ot lee To-, Iowa
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ STATE tF Iowa. LEE CeCSTY--ss.
Bv virtue Of special execution 10 directed, Issued
v the Clerk uf the District Of said county favor
Of Turner Wilson &C. end Converse, Harding Co.. and
against Hugh H. smiley hast levied upon aud viii sell
the bidder, front door Of Clerks office Of
District Coar; Of Lee county Iowa kcksk said
county the ath day Of March A. D. 1854 between the
hours Of o'clock A. NJ and 4o'clock r. H. commencing
o'clock p NJ Of said day, the following properly
wit Twenty vi fret front Fifth street ty hum
bred feet lVo deep, ouff lots snd block 20
mencing point the line of lot and fltth
street. hundred from johnson and orty
feet from the alley running through block & thence en-
the line Of bot and fifth TOW ards sad ey twenty
thence right angles 9th serss sts and
lot block So hundred feet. thence along the
line OF and johnson ST. 20 feet the ice across
lots eight [s and seven tlr line e lot on NTH street
peint Of beginning in the city II keokuk Lee cou-
IT, Iowa, Tor the payment If first te Judgment ef Tur-
nsr wilson Co.. secondly, the amount due Converse,
Harding Co and sny oyer,us Margaret G. Davies
Taken levied upon, and 70 b. sold " oraer d court to
satisfy said writ or execution.
Printers Zee 81 90 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
| Keoknk Jaa % 1854. Sheriff of Lee Co, Iowa
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CHERIFFS SALE

10 cr4TH or Iowa. Lfr Co.-ss.
BY virtue u special alton directed, Issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court of said county IN feSoE
Of Rix Hale Co. and against John Stoidsrd and facss
s Carver land also decree against A. l. and m. te
side aud othsTs have levied npon and viii sell to the
highest bEhie front door Of the Clerks Office u
the District Court Of Lee county Iowa at keoknk in sad
county the 9Th day a March. A. D. 1861 between the
hours If o'clock and O'Clock s- commencing
at o'clock Of said har the following property To-
witt All of lots sir fs ~ aud eight ISL IN Boek
in Reds addition the city VI keokuk Lee county Iowa
with all the privileges buildings and appurtenances there
unto belonging appertainng.
Tax eYd upon and TO he sold by order Of court, 10
sstisfy said writ Of ex ecutiou.
Printers Fee = so ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Kenknk, Jan. y, "a. Sheriff Of Lee Cos Iowa
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IsRARL ANDERSON
SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE IOWA. Lgg Co.'S.
By virtue Of execution directed issued b the
Clerk If the District Court Of said csEnty favor II
Howe, Pierce Co. and against Jonas Houghtcn, have
levied upon and will SELL the highest bidder the
front DOR Of the Clerks ore III the District Court q Les
county Iowa at keoknk IA said county the th day
If March A. D. lso4, between the hours of 30 clock
aud o'clock w. commencing o'clock ~ said
day, the following property t-si. The northeast quzI
ter Of the northeast quarter of section thirty ~ and the
-nthsst quarter ~ the soufh-east quarter of section
l9 all in township xtyeht los north, vi range
west, aud the northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter section twentyfeur TAI township sixA
To- north Of range 81 west, in Lee county, los
Tsken levied upon and 90 BE sold by order Of court,
satisfy said writ oil exeenfSn.
Printers Fee 8 80. isRAEL ANDERSON.
keokuk Jam - o. sheriff Of Lee Co Iowa
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IOWA ITEMS.

AT the late annual election Of officers
Of the McGregor Branch of the State
Bank of Iowa, Col. Samuel Merrill was
elected President, vice Carter, resigned ;
j. H. Merrill, Vice President, and O..
Hulversou reelected Cashier.
FATAL AccIpENr.-We learn that a
man was killed in Kings steam saw mill.
on Wednesday last. 1t is stated that he
was caught in one of the belts and dragged
to one of its wheels, and injured SO terri
nly tina. be died within an hour after the
occurrence He leaves wife and several
Children Waterloo Courier.
MIR. H. X. Eads, living in this vicin-
ity. was bitten by mad dog Saturday, as
is believed. The dog bit several other
dogs, hogs, cattle, &c., before he was
killed. Hawkcye.
The Adair County Register of the
Goth ult. thus pitches into the Teachers
Institute system:
"The Teachers Institute closed on last
Friday evening, after general good time
of five days. We think the Legislature
had better appropriate the money the
State pays 10 encourage Institutes, to the
widow or orphan child Of some deceased
soldier. than to pay it TO any itinsrant
bachelor perambulating the country and
reading 'Rasselas' or peddling books.
We were reminded several times during
the week of novel entitled Japhet in
Search of Father"
The Board of Trade at Cedar Falls
recently realized more than four hundred
dollars in four days, for the benefit Of
soldiers families, by voluntary assess
ment of one cent per bushs on wheat and
hive cents on every hog the members OF
the Board purchased during that time.
The hired girl Of L. A. Hickok, Of
GrInnell, was arrested q few days since on
. charge OF attempting to poison with
strychnine two or three members of the
family. The result of the examination
has not yet been announced. We quote
from the Montexuma Republican.
--General Vandever has been assigned
to duty at Davenport 70 perfect the rs-er-
ganisAtion Of the veteran regiments. He
has established his headquarters q ths
Office of the Adjutant General. W.
glsaa from The Dayssport 0aastas.
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CHERlFFS SALE.

NJ Sol 9.fas 3 FAN % Iowa, LRf Co--ss
By virtue Of special execution TO directed Issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said coun yor
Abnsr Reeves and against eoree ". Lemon sad : O.
Burbdge and Others have levied upon and will sell to
the highest bidder fhe front door Of the Clsfs ecs
Of the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa, At keoknk in
said county the 9Th day Of March, A. d. 1884 between
the hours VI o'clock A. r. and O'Clock u NJ csm,nen
cling at o'clock Of said day, ths following gPerty
foi Lots m eight ISL nine Le ten lU eleven
twelve ll9b in block eighteen Isl and ~ a block
sxcinng fraction Of Burke land and including frsetonal
OF Sineteenfh and Concert steet, lots ten 1o steven
III and twelve M in block twenty nine e all in
Reeves Perry's addition to the city Of Keoknk Lee
county, Iowa s4
Taken levied upon and 10 re sod by order Of
Printer Fee 81 Jn1 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
keokuk Jan ~, a. Sheriff Of Lee Co, Iowa.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ Sr.rE Iowa. Ike Coo STY-ss.
BY virtue Of a special execution dir~cted ssusd
by the Clerk of the District Court Of said county
OF Raymond Whitney and agaIss; A. A. Sawin an also
decree against A. r. Cotton and others therein naezil
have levied upon snd viii sell 70 the highest aer al the
front door of the Clerks oo tae District Curt af Lee
county, Iowa keokuk said county the 9Th day
Of February A. D. lst4, between Tbs houfs Of o'clock A
NJ and oeinck T. NJ, commencing at o'clock r. ~ Of
sad day thu hdowing property tout: Five 49,
of the east side Of thenorthwest quarter Of the south
sass quarter of Section twentyne III and the quar-
ter Tire northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter Of
saii Section tweaty-one, Township sixty five FDal
north OF Range five ts> wsast In Lee county Iowa
eonsilGg fifteen OF Land and being pft tle
rick farm purchased OF " T. Lynch hy said Whitney,
much may be necessary. s.
Taken levied upon, and 10 be sold by order Of court
satisfy raid writ Of execution.
Keukuk Jan. y, 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Fee s. So Sheriff Of Lee Co, Iowa
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CHERIFF,s SALE.

~ STafs on Iowa, IrE corsrr-ss.
BY virtue Of special execution dire ted issued
by The Clerk OF the District Court Of said county
u Union Rank Of Maryland and against Hugh T. Reid
and also decree against Albert els and Others therein
bsmed have levied upon and win sell To The highest
bidder nt the front door Of the Clerks once Of the Dis
trc Court u Leccunfy Iowa at keokuk, in said
ty the 18th day Of February D. itl between the
hours Of o'clock A. NJ and ocock r. NJ ncnx
1t O'clock p NJ. u sai day, the following property
witt Northwest quarter ~ seetien fourteen ia and the
Southeast qna-ter Of Sfson kfte@n 49, sii IN nsp
sixtyseven TEL north Of Range seven ~ west with tie
improvement nereoa. IN Lee county. Iowa
Taken levied upon and be sold order of Court to
satisfy said writ of execution.
kcokuk. Jan. IL 1854 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee s. 20 sheriff u Lee Co, Iowa.
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CHERIFFS SALE.


~ virtue Of Especial ezseurson 70 ne drecssd issued
Of john Saadefscn and aspinsf WtiIar Tn land
also decres sninss " g. Fnbsrman ard ossss have
levied npon and will sell to the bidder
door Of the G7eFkFs Once nj the District Cnuvf ~ Lee
county Iowa. At Keokuk In said county, on the ssh day
u March A. D. 1854 between The hours 81 cick NJ
md o'clock r., commencing al 2o'riock PM Of said
day the following property, to-wt Being hundred
lo0 feet Morgan street and hundred and forty
lt0 feet sixth lsth street. in southeast sser
Chatham Square In the city Of keckuk Lee county Iowa
extending to alley running through sai square and
equal IN dimensions full loss, according ths
original plat Of said city Of Keokuk
Taken, levied upon and be- sold by order II coert
satisfy said writ u execution.
Printers Zee y SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON,
keoknk, Jan ~, a. Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa
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CHERRIES SALE.

NJ STATE on Iowa, LIE CuvSry--es
By virtue Of special execution 10 me directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District coart Of said county In fyor
a Frederick farnnm and aeanst Nckenny (and also
decree against kliza NJ Mckenpy jesse kerer Btittop
Co. n B. 1sscnaa~ssn, U. Kepee William srs,~ State
Of Iowa os 81 tie Sehco fnd &c haveIevie upou
and VIII sell Ia the highest bidder at the front donr 81
the Clerks Oce ~ the strict cnurs ri Lee county Iowa
a keokuk IN kald county, the 18TH dy Of February
lso4 tetween the hours Of uclpck A. NJ and O'Clock
NJ commencinE NJ ociock p u. Of said day the III
lowing property twit part Of the northeast quarter
OF SECTION s~ensyseven II township sxtysevrn north,
range ssfen west bounded ~ Essws: beginning at the
northeast corner Of said quarter secton ard running
thesce west hondred rods 10 the Hne thencs
south one hundred and twenty eight rods thence one
hnnire rods, thence north hundred and fwentyht
lsf res 70 the place Of xnsing ssutainng I90 arf.s
inDt or less except strip Of land along ling twenty
feet Wide, reserved for rpadwsv, Leecounty iowa.
Taken, levied rpon AID 10 be sold By order oil Court
satisfy ssid writ ofexecntiJn.
keasxnk, Jan Is. ~ ISRAEL AEDRR SON
Printers Fee q ~. Sheriff Lee Co., Iowa
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.HERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa, LIZ Co.'S
Ry virtue of special execution directed Issued
nv the C4k Of the District Court OF said rounts In favor
Of j. BUTLER and against Jahn A. Patterson sard also
decree against o. p. Ingham and r. D. Inghanil have
levied, upn and will seii the highest bidder the
trout door Of the Clerks once If the District Court Of Lee
county Iowa, Keokuk in said county, the 9TH day
Of March, A. D. 1854. between the houtS OF ociock
and O'Clock p. NJ commencing at o'clock NJ II said
dsv the seiewing property tswit Lot Ne nine a. ~
block No seventy Se in the city of ksokIk Lee county,
Iowa
Taen levied upon and to be sold BY order cf court to
.ssis.s s.is Wiz q sn execution .rI ANDERSON.
/ Es.,huE Ian "A f4 Sheriff OF Lee Co.. Iowa
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CBERIFF'S SALE.

NJ vi ST8TE or Iowa. LEE Co.'S.
by virtue of special execution TO directed, issued
by the Clerk District Court ~ said county IN for
Of oren Sage and agnsf 6esgs U. Hilton and oihers
have iesed upon and win sell ts the highest bidder
the f door Of the Clerks oee If the District Court u
Lee county. Iowa. at keokuk. In said county, the sf
day Of March A. D. 1854 between the hours Of o'clock
A. n and o'clock commencing az O'Clock P. n u
said DAY, the following property tewit; The southwest
quarter ~ the soutIs quarter ii the southwest quar-
tr q section twenty ae township sixty4ive les
north II range Eve west containing ten 10
more or less, IN L<se county. Iowa
Taken ey upon, ami 70 e sad by order Of court, 10
satisfy safd writ ~ execution.
Printers zee 81 SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokak. Jan. % "a Sheriff Ut Lee Co. Iowa.
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CHERIFF.sl SALE.

- b1A1B ~ IOWA, LIN CUEsrY-ss
siItse q special ssecstion y NJ psstsd. sued
W the Clerk Of the District Court of said county In favor
90 Hais AMI aeatAst cscsso N Hssh&s exeesssr Of
John lerTe deceased land Also decree aAiast Susan
ferrefl 4 Hart, Vanlfncourt vanorsdA Louisa Van
orsda5 Ann n Hart, John etntdGd, Roisst Stimpson,
4e bare levied upon And will s to tho highest bidder
q TIE fpAt dor q the Crks 0ce the Hsffics court
o. LIE county lowe et Kodak In said county en- the
18th day Of feruary A. b 1851 between the hours Of
O'Clock 4. = "A 4oesck r. u, eoa,msacins 1t O'Clock
r. Of said day, the following property to-wit The
southeast quarter Of the northwest quarter or section
irytss fbs in ta~nship sixty-nvc 65 north u Range
nve west and all Of that portion Of the southwest
Arooal quarter Of section tse Hes directly south
q and between the hEst described tract forty T40
Acres, and The Des Mones River dividing the said
Mf fractional quarter section ay The norfh and south
line which divides the quarter sfion north Of the sae
0efhg one hundred acres less Lee county, iowa
lows saEf s.,.lssl.f - s'gs9 sl-sL &c n
Taken levied upon and to he sold by order Of court to
satisfy said writ u execution. 80
Keoknk. Jan. Is, 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Pee 81 TO Shelf IN Lee comfy Iowa
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CHERIFPs SALE.

~ @as SssTr os Iowa, LEE CorxrY-s
81 virtue Of special execution directed, ssued
by the Clerk "A The District Court If said county favor
u Charles tice and against Il. ". Holt. JasnRs r. Holt
atd Frederick ~ Nandergrft land also decree against
IarSb Ford v Ford ard d. VI. Ford Edward W. Jones
aud A. W Finley have levied upon and will sell the
highest bidder, At the front door q the Clerks once of
the District Court Of Lee csunty Iewa 1t K~knk In said
eornty. the 10Th day of February A. d. le64
the hours Of ociock A. ". and o'elock p. NJ COM
menrnz at O'Clock r. NJ Of sad day the following prop
nine fs in Tire aid lssss He city Il Keokuk Lee
county Iowa excepting and rServng tberefrprn for
rfrp-e ~ public alley following from said lot nine
s belt ur parcel ~ ground ten ia feet in width
the rsnrttsws-s ssfe ~ aid lot
fakrn- lersd aporE sold iy order a court "a
satisfy ssid writ - execution
krokak: Jan. IL. "a. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printer Fet = % Sheriff u Lee Co.. Iowa
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CHERIFFS SALE.

ID &eE SFAYg TIP Iows. LrT cerSry--ss
gv xrfre of specal execution 70 diyectsd issnde
hv he Clerk Of the District Court ofsaa county In favor
al THOMAS Davis md against saffsra ilasnr, Cow les
n Hnraan " RI Ford and u. " Ford, land ALEC a dr.
80 .crnrt levi wood snd Others therein named have
levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder ., the
r ~ the Clerks Office of the District Court 81 Lee een
- ln, 4 Ksokak. rid osnnty The 9th das Of
February A. D. 1864, between the hours Of o'clock a.
ana O'clock p NJ. commencing at O'clock r. NJ q said
inv earp fbIswnx prcperfy,tot Lao No. yenfL in
Hinnan Covies sudvision Of the southwest quarter
81 Section Uwnship sixty eeSi north
Of RAnpe Ave 81 ves in Lee county, lews ~ 80 maeh =
may be necessary IN l+ I.
siaksa fsfsd spoa asd 20 ID ssid by orsr of eoast
satisfy said witt Of execution. pa.
p.%H@s ~ n RI ~ ohegAG = Lee Co, Iowa
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ STARE Iowa. LEE CouSrr-ss.
By virtue Of special execution directed, issued
BY the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county
Of Henry Taylor and against VIM Turner and also
decree against JAS W. johnson and Others therein named
levied upon and will sell the highest bidder the
front of the Clerks Office Of the District Of
County Iowa keoknk in said county the q day
OF February A. D. 1854, between the hours 81 o'clock
NJ and o'clock p NJ commencing at O'Clock r. NJ %
said day the following property, tcw, Lots No n~ and
ten no. in Block No etyrght fasy IN the city Of Keo
knk, Leo county, Iowa much may be- necessary
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order OF court
satisfy said writ OF ex ecufion. ~
keokuk, Jan. -, 1854 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Zee 81 5o.l Sheriff Of Lee Co, Iowa