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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15

@Tbe mos. remarkable political
revolution that has occurred within our
knowledge took place at the recent cleo
ton in Johnson county, Illinois In
1860 Mr.. Lincoln received only forty
votes ia the county. In 1864, he carries
the county by about 1000 majority.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15

s1-Ibs change from $1,000 majority
against Mr.. Lincoln in the Egypt Dis
trict of Illinois in 1860, to 1000 for him
in 1864, ought to convince the most in
corrigible Copperhsad and peace man
that the people are determined to put
down the rebellion
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15
Gle 4aiIg dnntnaI.
PUBLISHED BY
JAnKs q. MsEExLT.
r.. n. THAYER.
JSo. Il. MeSEELT.
UkDEs TIE xTRz or THE
Evansville Journal Company.
journal Buildings.
LOCUST STREET,
BETWEEN FIRST AND wATKR.

s%Ths CopperheAd journals ell agree
in the admission that the splendid ma
jorities of Tuesday we're Abolition tri-
unpba For once we agree with them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15

But, with the President, We are will.
ing to let by'gones be by-Eoues. While
We eanaos altogether forget, We are yei
willing to forgive great deal. We say
again the determination manifested bv
the Democracy not to resist the will Of
the people, is commendable. Now. then,
let them show their loyalty and true de-
votion to the Government. by extending
TO Mr. LincOln, and the armies under
him, cheerful and cordial support.
Let them cease finding fault with every
thing that is done to suppress the rebel
lion, and encourage aad inspire the peo-
pie to pat forth new efforts and more
hersulean exertions to overthrow, for
ever, the giant wrong which Is already
tottering beneath ihe heavy blows dealt
il By the strong arm Of the GOvermsnt.
Let US al quit fault-Ending and
eiekering and present to the rebel
authorities, and the world the sabine
spectacle Of united, selfsacrifcing,
and indornisable people willing to give
the last man and the last dollar, If re-
CURED. to preserve the nationality and
geogr aphicsl integrity of the Grea. Re
public. With such union in the North,
the Rebellion could not survive the
shock of battle three months With such
union, no Euro2san nation viii harbor
the thought Of Intervention fer single
moment Let spirit Q { emulation arise
IS to who viii do the most towards re
erniting the army, paying the taxes, and
sustaining the w::ves aud families of sol
diers which have lseea left in cur care
While. as , .natiors, we stand highly ex
alted in the eyes 81 tAe world, because
in the midst of trying and bloody war
after most aeFir aonions political can
vass, we peaceful y and calmly decides
our differences at the ballOt-box; let 4
step upon q Jet hi gher plain, by bgryinl
our dissensions nd uniting our grea
energies for the accomplishment Of th
one great work no - before Us. Mr. Lin
coin has sounded the kew note for ID
Union organizstio ., which is bein1sg, rs
sponded to with laerity and pleasurs
VIII, now, our D snocratic fellow-eit
sens accept the Prssidssts rroGsrs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15

80 The manifest determination on
the part Of the Democrats to submit 4
the viii Of the people, in the reelection
Of Mr.. Lincoln, is commendable. They
struggled hard to make the wrath of the
people praise them, but it was CT no avail.
The people weighed the party in ,lhe
balance and i was found wanting. IL
tried TO blow hot and cold, 20 be both
peace and war, but no faith could be
placed In its lukewarm pre.ensions, so
the peoplespewed it out OF their mouths
with loaihing and contempt The old
Federal party is.its worst estate never
met go overwhelming defeat as that
experienced by the Democracy on Tues.
H. l.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15

hand, and rally With as around the flag
until the old banner waves IN triumph
over every foot of American soil, from
Msins 20 the Rio Grande?
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15
Net Assets. July /. 1884,
@3. .4O1, -

Z. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of the
RrSA, after IS years Of severe trial. has rs
aiiEed Che greatest public advantages and
success of tho various syatems Of Fire Insu-
rance Ia the country. IL nov better than
evvr prepared fer duty.
s. ie,ooo Loss Claims have been settled and paid.
stNTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
6. THE CoNsUMPrtoN OF PROPERTY BY
FIRE, Ia the United States averages over
Sioo,ooo daily. Il your property exposed
and unprotectedf
Z. ARE Tou rNsuREDl II not, why noti
The cost 70 triding; the duty IL manifest; !;
the result may be your escape from ruin
while delay and neglect may involve
you in bankruptcy, poverty, or erusl al.
appointment.
s. PARTICULAR ATTENTION and regard Is
givsu 30 small risks as we'll as large ones
Able and superior commercial advantages
aatrded.
RSs- luauraaee solicited &aa Policies issuea by
.a JsW. NEXSEN, AgSnt,
isas Marble Hall Bulldiag, No. 0. Main IT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15
INSURANCE AGENCY.
II . M Il
INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
0flee. No. lSs Broadway.

Cash Capital. ........s2, 900 600 90
assets, lss Jan, 1854, 3,2o6,27 33
Liabilities s...ss.......@.....76, S03 80
The Hone fnsnreuoe Company InHurns against
Loss or Damage sy Fire on DNsll..s.r and their
contents, or term of nom 70 yearE-on the
Elosi tayorable terfns siores, Karshpnsss, Stocks
II Merchandise, Produce, Manufactsrlss, Machine
aaa all insnrahls property, At fair and oquitsbls
rates, aud
INLAND NAVIGATION
And transportation, Shipments upon ths Rivers
Lakes, Canals and Railroads, A. low - tha nature
u the fisks VIII af With fairness 10 the Assurss
and the CompsBy.
Adjusting 81 iossss fsiriy, and pr mptly Rayine
them. oHAs. ,. MAETIE, Pres't
A. y. WILMARTH, Yios Pras'I
J. mrLTos saIrH, SECRETARY. Ha
Joss mr0ENs Ass't sae'y.
Applications made 20 and psllcies insusd by a
A. 9. HALBKCK a son, AK'ta,
FlrNf Street, neAr Post Ofaos.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15

On the I'd inst. the aTawab,T /. com
patt with the "Key West steA nsu
down the river to reconnoitsr, and wh -
in the chute between Reynoldsbargh Ia
land and Clarkss Landing, the rebel
gunboats Undiae and Venus we're dis
covered coming up towards Reynolds
buFgh Island. The Tawah and Key
West Immediately opened Ere on them,
and in less than fifteen minutes drove
the sFenus4 ashore, when the rebels
abandoned her With this vessel we're
captured large smoant of stores, AN
muBition, aud t<o twenty-pound Parrott
guns of rebel manfae,zre After witness
ing the fate Of her consort, the Undine
turned shout and headed down the river,
but in this maneuver she received two
shots from the Tawah's Parrot guns
The Venus was got of from her ground
ed position, and BY the Key West towed
up to Johnsonville: she was completely
riddled; her steam pipe and doctor ex-
ploisd by rife shell from the Tawah
pilot-house aud wheel rope cut asnnder,
and in several places the decks we're wet
with blood Of these who had bsen killed
BY our ere. On arrival al Johusenville,
shs vas placed in charge Of the militia
ry, and the two guns AID the anmuni-
tion removed to the fort
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15

The shore eaeds viii he sold At fha lew u mar.
ket rates, and delivered free Of charge anywhere
within city iimits
Come and examine our stock. II viii be no
trouble 70 shew goods
ThAhklag our nunertps friends for paat favors,
ue would respsetfaly solicit a iibaFal sbare Of
their pstrnH aFa fsF The flt.ura
rkELlG, L0EwENSTEIN a co,
No. g Mats 81. Creeent CITY Building.
sepli-3md
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15
4 Reconnoisaucs.


0a the morning of the Sd inst the
Tawah and Ksy West proceeded down
the river toward Raynoldsburgh Island,
and, when about mile above the head
thereof, the Undine Esa observed steam
ing up ths ehute, but she proceeded no
higher up than Clark Landing, at which
point the enemy had, the night preTioss,
planted q battery Close observation re-
vealed abe fact that the woods we're
swarming with rebel soldiers. Shortly
after breakfast, whilst the officers Of the
Tswsh we're sitting round the ward-room
stove, volley of aboat thirty riHe shots
vas suddenly fred iato the boat, fortu-
natsly wounding but one man on the
gun-deck. Returning to Johnsonville
the Tawah, st sandown. was moored to
the lower coal barge, with her bow Par
rott guns pointing toward the chute and
in direct range with the Undine, IN case
she attempted TO come up during the
night
Destruction Of The Undine.
/ About A n, on the 4th, the Undine
was seen stssming up the river, nearly
opposits ita. EaEegiy LAadisy She
I cane Foasd the point oaet the opposite
side of the river At this moment the
Tawah opened on her with Parrott guns,
compelling her 10 turn round and seek
rsfSEs in the bead below tbs point, sa-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15

Y. s.-Sincs writing the above Jas
per Cochran has been fopnd hanging to
tree. CafYo IN } Ness
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15

Tyranss learn 10 fear it-tFsmbls st its sight,
All Who sigh for freedom hsfl it With delight:
Fres1on Aad liberty--ist the schces riag
That is what the world wants, and cur nag will
brug.
Ralss the the bannsr high, surs Is the true one
us With the stars aud stripes, down with tks nsws
Let eur eolers hy, bnys, guard thea day and ght
For victory Is liberty, AEd God viii bless the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-28
NOTICE.

sot !" Thompson z l. Hayden, 9. Washington Mesrs
Utorgs Aeily, II. Hasun, D~feldasts:
fou ana tas b ~ !dn Hereby notified that thrr is
bow IN nie the NierAs uis - iiss l1ytr5es Cu.r 81
Lee etuhty. fvws- Al htdhuk, Petition In equity Of
Aaiiet A. seont na'as ri ie atgye laaIp~ss IN
thfhl'sol, " l. iias1rh, aid ~ Washington Atsrs the
fi1 q ten tisoasas. 1--we nhdrssi ioisi nse,
tlt ir eiosaas ~l sale " iuis /, md rlrse ~
aud hss snd block 49, in ID " hillouIne Atdi-
aen - thsc cay 81 ~sfktsh. and other fssS-f
And unless you appear aid said ,<tion ON arr
before n-sA ~ rhc ssnd sky "A the mat f an oil saa
Court 10 ise held AZ heoknk 10 said cauigy On The t.t
hsaAss q Srpte u.ber sSs Judgements sss sstae viii be-
aai fhertin - pissyesi Tor Al sCUlI ti4N XII
aHfn-A*w Aa8 #N A@1f soI for Petitioner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-28
E. L. MARSH. Chairman.
w. L. CAMPBELL, Secretary.


~ The Whestland { Iowa Times thus
describes some OF the circumstances con-
nected with its late change from Copper
headism to true Unionism
"The change Of political base that has
taken place in the Times, causes terri
BILE commotion among the sDeaks. Once
in while one of them, more intolerans
than his fellows, comes in, pays his little
bill, and stops HE paper, Others of the
same class, who wish to adopt the repudi-
alton principles Of their "mirguided
Southern brethren,' hiss through the
mail, 'stop my paper" But-ths last visit
We had from Copperhead, excelied in
righteousness anything We ever knew.
A certain pompous, awsggering fellow,
well known rs the person who has taken
. contract to purify the morals Of this
community, "a singular proceeding for .
Cops )called on US, and announced in .
voice of thunder, that he considered .
white man better than nigger under
any circumstances. We are = modest
man, and we're abashed for moment By
the little fellows abruptness, bus recoy-
ering our equanimity, We took look at
the specimen before us. Full Of conceit,
ignorant of the difference between true
politeness and dry goods, bullying swag-
gering, impudent and brassy, was the in
ventory. We could not see the ssbetter''
in his case, and quietly scratched bis
name, fully satisfied that such persons
seldom read and never appreciate good
newspaper.
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THE GEFHa
CAnf 6xooNp Iowa IHyT. voLs.,
sRUxnaHA Tenn. Aufil 16th. lo4l. |

CAnP 6xooNp Iowa Myr. voLs., J
PszAsns Tens. April 10, 1854. I
Punsans 70 call, : msssiag Of th<
officers Of The Second R1gt. Iowa Inft
Vols. was held on the svsaing Of the l4sh
inst.. to give expression 10 their feelings
in relation to the rs1ignation Of Lieut..
Col. H. r. Cowles. Capt. E. L: Marsh,
Co. 3D." WAS called to the chair and
Adjutant W. NJ. Campbell was appointed
Secretary. On motion, committee #
three was appointed to draft 'rssolations.
The committee withdrew aud prepared
the following preamble and resolutions
which were offered to the meeting and
unanimously adopted. They were aho
submitted to the enlisted men Of the reg
iment and were uDanimouely. adopted
Whereas, We, the officers aod soldiers
of the Second Iowa Inft. Vols. are about
to lose our gallant and sstesned Lieut..
Col. H. r. Cowles, by the resignation OF
the office which he has held with I'M
swerving fidelity and honor to himself, his
command and the cause of our country,
therefore, = =
Be it Resolved. 1st, That in the part
ing with our companion in arms after al
most three years of association in camp,
on the march and in the feld of Action.
We become deprived of tried soldier,
gallant officer and an agreeable oompan-
ion.
Resolved, ed, That the gallantry dis
played by Lieut.. Col. Cowles on the
fields of Donelson, Shiloh, Corinth and
others shall ever remain imperishably
blended with the fierce conflict and vic.
tory won on each.
Resolved, Sd, That the cheerful spirit
exhibited by Lieut.. Col Cowles under
the almost intolerable hardshps of cam
paign life, mirror forth the unfiinchinp
devotion and patriotic zeal Of heart 10 the
cause which he has SO nobly defended. |
In laying aside the habiliments Of the
soldier and returning to the endearments
and social comforts Of home, We tender
him our unfeigned friendship and heart
felt thanks for the services be has rendered
his country, for the kind aud gentlemanly
department he has ever exhibited towards
the officers and soldiers Of his command.
Resolved, 4th, That Lieut.. Col. H. R. |
Cowles be presented with q copy of the
above resolutions aod that copies be sent |
to the following newspapers. viz: "Iowa |
State Register Washisgton Press"
Davenport Gazette, Burlington Hawk
Eye" and "Keokuk Gate City" for pub /
LEGATION.
II. II. GREEN, Capt. Co. /,
e. w. BLAKE, lst 1t. Co. K, Com.
O. c. LEWIS, lst Lit. Co. Is.
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SheriH's Sales.
SALE.

NHERiFF-S SALE.
srAra or lew Lar sb.-<s
virtue oi special -xs-aflan To- sirccts issae<l
esfA ~ siie district ttaft ct said sastF
- NJ ahssss sArcafsr u ~ ssts ~Df Mse1 " Hri-
"r.rasea ANA aSAilst Iissasss hanson.
the estate Of i.st Ramon decreased. A,ss si, : iscse
ah. sane hAnseA anil "sers- haas i1sird upon and
81 " ehr haEhess ~ del, al tts IrUft si<r " tire
ticsks Office Vi the ~trict Coart 81 i county lnx n
neoAak, IA said county. tAe sls day IL Man A. D.
teo4 between the hours Ut ss.loTk A. NJ and eiock
Commencing Ut xesiuck +. u ~ said day tAS 5os-
towing property, tesif: lot ~ anil TIVE * IN issk
Lr~ county. fo~s. =
Taken. i@viesi upon aud lie sll bs order Of coys "a
estists said OF exsessjan "
Printers Zee 81 vui IsgAE1 ANDERSON
neoAhAf April l*th, o. sheriff of Lee Co. Iowa
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Alta recent meeting Of the Farmers
Club Of the American Institute. New York,
1t was stated that one Of the Goodrich w.
rieties, the Cusco white, would yield 800
bushels per acre. There are four of these
new varieties, and one Of the members Of
the club ,ried an experiment in 1869, in
growing them and the other old leading
varieties, with the following result as to
the Weld per acre:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-28

The last four are Goodrich,s. II wa.I
stated that the Cusco surpassed in the
yield. and though not quite 80 rood A.
the Mercer, yet i brought the same price
In the New York market.
Tbs CsPperhsaAs saerss~x Loss. j
The 10 Daviess County Democratic
Club, at its meeting in Gaiena last Satur.
day, adopted the following rssoIetions: !
:. Resolved, That We fully CONCUR ID
the views expressed by the Hon. Alexan-
der Long, Of Ohio, in bis speech delivered
in the House Of Representatives Of the
United States on the 9Th inst. That. !. I
representative Of the people, he Is emitted
to the thanks Of every patriot for the fear
less manner in which he has exposed the
nature. tendency, and inevitable conse.
quences Of the present war. s-nE
Resolved, That 4 Il q sseh msa ! "a
look for leadership in our ssruggle fur libl
erty against the iron rule Of desposisu
that is nov GRADING down The spirit. Of
freedom in the Northern States. ana that
We pledge ourselves to stand .hy them il
every smsrgency, come veal o. zee
Resolved. that these resolutione 81
published IN She gSIsus sDSmocrst and
Chicago Times, and : copy - esst ~
the SesretaEy 70 the Hon. AIrund6i
Long } So S aT -
Tha.,s just vhAs tbs .espperks.d. Il
maao hoe - he,k f.. 49, ~. u. q - - = 81
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EHEKlFF"s SALE.

~ sfsrE az ies., LEr Cos
ny virtue " general execution dire1 ted s~He
~ the Clerk ~ the ssTprpme C0urt 81 Iowa. al FORT
Ds Aoine< iB favor Of Carter Graham, against john
Oxen nsi os~ss have levied upon viii s IA the
highest baarf, II the front tps NJ thu Csk- Dliee
county the sth day Of Ami A. ~ ise4 beta zen the
h.arr Of oeisrk A. 81 nBA ee3oek r " eaatas sssIs
clock r. a. VI sail day. the scrwinx property to-
VII Lots ONE a. and tue IT. 10 block u fronting
= my 100 f~et front Loenst running
LAX $ fet - al alley, twenty cd feet wide the
to~n u Aunfrse eoanty Ivxa viii, tLe in,,r,x~
neBts tlse4-0n.
Taken iesst uron ard to be sold by order Of court to
satisfy said writ N execution
h@SkHk- Meh 81, isEs ISRAEL ANDERSON
ffgAte1 "a Of s-sf q lows
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BLADSER.
AND Burning, OR PAfxFUL
URIKATING.
Fos ihese diseases u y truly esn remedy and
90 @ceh csnros be satd in its pvsise. sterile dc.e
nss eeen tnesu 10 relief the arr%nf u,pto,us
Are Gu tfo asi ed with that distsesse ps,n IN M.
magic. "-s
PHYSICIANS
lave Ions sieee given mp th- huehu eab.bs and
janiper IN the Treatment o. those and ouly
use tue . ios shs want u beslsr remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved itself equal 10 tina, h..
DIuRETICs
seem led 10 ehron'cieesnersls ron Asd eosnrnsd dls-
We presea tn. Constitution " sser ie i:.s prbs,e
eaaxs OF dis eases for ~bie has be~n Gona % emit
nanVy eose<esfnt fos cusiax aud y. tfa 4 Inst =.
I g fs.srasa 70. oar ssssss ~ placing sssbss
sfrmsaS IN Afera " meet th- feQaisee pts pssiS
aud phys.eian.
RKADi RKsDi RRApit,
DArvILLs. Pa. june 70. Iss7.-Dr. ~. n. G-s
-Ossr ssr lin February, 1851, va. .niirtsd win
than two e.lions Of vst<r in MY -four sar, wss
ootigrd 10 GET esn vsvu INN - duy,ue
u nisns aaa ~ DC nonshs los. .ba, az, poands
cufsd two sots'ss Of CosAituiisn Hassf AID in two
asys sNer s.snK II experienced relief xnd xsier ssk
Ing ~ bottles We eatissly cured soon sn4r rwrte
ing my rssal good health Yonrs ,ru,,.
v. L. DE WITT.
Besror Commas. \. Pee. -, issi-W1. H.
nais sse sfshe follasiax ee,tsaes,e ~ ne vsise
t'oestisa'iaa Water, which can r@smnen.i j. sAe
- 0ssuHh ~ 49,
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SALE

~ s1sSE ~ Iswa. LEE Dcrx1r--s~
iy virtue Of general ne direct l. issued
y fe Clerk a tiae DisSef county b. tsvur
Of dsses " EFAe~. FIR 49,. ia hAAktn satll~r xn.d
sx.Asi spsh iakvsl ADD ati issse l~xsr~ a,as st
I'll seh y thF highest tssvt- Al fhs frptl II the
Glerks 1e- ~ s- soasr IL Lee s.s. Iowa NJ
nss.KnA IN s~t'l es'sts the Ss sias u APRIL T.
less bssxs~u the isoars "a sct2ek A. tss q e,t.
r NJ commencing sclrk T. NJ ~ said .lsV tis rs,
iesM& Prr~rs, t%~H l~sts ena n sfsd tws I'll M
osssA s~rz4 81 IsAsaAtR 81 iess LeuSt street
sna funsnx back To- fS 10 aa alley t-sy tie
The town II Avst-ss-. cuunts Iowa ufh ttr ina,
pfvSesn~nss tisrevn
fskrn s-yfei and be sold order Of court To
eafisfy ssa VIII OF execution
kesxaA- Arh ~. Gsea ISRAEL, ANDERSON
rfshtrf f~* ~ h9 Sheriff OF Ire Co.. Iowa
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SHkkIFf's SALE.

~ n ENtIE = NAIII
- Srarr ~ Icw1- LES Cos
Es virtue of general execution directed ssalssi
by The Cfk o; tis ebaft II said cs,unty In fss
81 William Edwards, and a2a4s Arthur Nirstt have
levied upon and will sell the isi-sI bi6alsr at
the front r Of the Ciers Office 81 the District
u county, lows IT hecknk. sad csIst or tie 2Isi
das oi MAJ, A. D. iant. het~e-n Eh- hours u'elck A.
NJ aai ~ eiuck T.. IL commencing at clio r. NJ III
sad day the following property Nit; Twenty-Five
~ f-f Bssrsa ~ 10 ieet sietp hsinx y feet
frai ly lss arrs ~ of the dr In Acck
in the eitt vi hsykak Lee county, Iowa
IaksB lssi apsn and be sold by order al court to
sstitfy ~sia xsft ~ execution
Prani~r~ Lee ~ e9.i ISRAEL ANDERSON
hook&k. AfFl II, u. Sfserlff N I>rr Cos. stpwa
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G HEKiFFS SALE.

srArE ~ Iowa Lee Curxrr-ss
BY virtue Ut special execution me directed Issued
% the tissk q the Dsrsct Court ent, In favor
y samuel r Miller. Asuer Reeves and e. H. Perry
utars a the viii III l. L. Rssves srsa-@d ara s.n-s
Jonathan B. french have levied apou and viii sen 70
DE highest tirf, NJ the fronf ~ the Clerks osce
~ the District Csart III lr Goansy Iowa keaknk In
sadd osuny- the seh day " al9i A. H. 1854 b-s~es
the hours of oeia~k A. II. and clock r. NJ com
ns n.ix - eck Y u Of said day foowlne prop
erfs ~ VII lat eas ht ~ b4k twelve liza Perry
h<~F-~ eusins Aoditioh u the cis u E~oknk. Lee
county. lown-
Taken iesie and ~ be sold by order Of court 10
satisfy sasd wrri 81 executes
keokrk. Mrh. 81. 1854 TsRA EL ANDERSON
Prtst~ss fee s. - skss,e nf i<~ To- Ter.
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DHERlFFrs SALE.

~ sTasE % Iowa. Las CorxYr-ss
by Sftns Of special me Directed issued
BY the Clerk OF the district cunty In sos
q eanaei Miller. Abn~f h+ss es ans C H. Etfrs.
utsys VI the viii L. X Ers,es 6rcss.s st,l sr.ap.,
Adiissn ka~ih hare irvsed ;Dn sd viii sell 10 the
nv tt~t bsoier, nj ths frvni ta glerks
~ iAtrsef Court Of Lee caniy fovs keskuk said
cossfy on The Isl tas OF M~s A. H. lst4
hcnr~ "a ocssrk A. NJ and r. M eiaass-srsnr
~ clock ~ H. VI saa day tse Golss Iig property,
Wit Lots nv. 80 ss.d TO- hIsek i~eisc X III the
sAsition q iisa H. @Asiasns, Reeves Prfra, ,Ae
city "a keukrk Lee rannty ia9a
Iakea l-ylei ul-s1 be III sssies II sart To
satisfy said whit vi execution.
kosxnk, Ar. IL lisa ISRAEL ANpkESaN
Pm tiers pee "a 3D. sAer.H III Is.r a. Town
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-28
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by sirss~ Of special execution to me- N ted f.-r.s
u thserk q tie District Court said eosaty In a,oe
of sfnSefF MHser. At'nrf Reeves and a. Perry Exec
utprsm The will u l. n Reeve deceased and ssnsp.s
VIM Murphy. have esfesi upon aud vii ~ t. ths
highest bidder II ih1 ifout d,er ~ Clerks 0nies al
Tire district Court ~ Eee GaHhty Fssa Eeokuk IN
said Cqllstx, the .gIh day " April A o. 1854 l.e
tween the hours OF oefsct a. and eok r. NJ COM
Harncfng II oripck r ~ OF sad ds following
property twif lot fa ir3 III tlt~k i've ISL Reeve
frrrs Nllians .siiissh 10 tbs city Of keokuk Lee
county, ioaa
LskT tsts-i 1psn ani % he sold by oraer NJ to
satisfy said writ IT urln.
keoknk, Acs. -. 1894. ISRAEL, ANDERSON
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