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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29

Some itinerant musician, with voice
as frightful as Jem Bags Clarionett,
passed our residence AZ an esrly hour
yesterday morning, singing" in stem
torian voice, a raoresgu from Foster
We could not help thinking Of the coup
lot
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29

" 5sTsns sing before tkey dIc 't7ers % bad thing
Should ceftsin persons die before theys =
which we consider mighty apt in his
CASE "a EE
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Rich Black sna Dress siibs. Bought BE-
fore the late advWcc. al Cameron, Knight
& Coz.
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circulation Of any Newspaper IN
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WYE HAVE JUST OPENED A LARGE AND
w csref1ily selected Stock, consisting II part
q tbe following articles;
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21


WarEras Al tho last Gefersl Eleetiorl held Jack
township Lse county ss:e u Iowa, thsrr had Isen
cast more than Thousand votes.
Ard whereas the board Of SnIefrisfs ~ sad county
September session 81 ia ceen t ncessary To-
create two more Eeif7n freeuets ia said s4ekstn
township, authorized I. chapter = LsSs q i>o2 sth
Gel.e raj Assembly u sail State approved March lFh,
l3s2
the board u Supervisors of d Le county hereby or
That there he creates. ia tie tovr Lip of JacksoB
county and State Of Iowa far Election Precinct
z These Precincts shaIi he kneMn AID numbered
Election preciEet Ne one. Election Precinct No Two,
Election Precinct Ne Three. Election Precinct fcur
alt Il Jackson ta~n nship, 10 eaid county.
The boundaries 81 ths above named Eicetaon Pre-
cnrts shall be- established as f3iluws:
Elec;i II Precinct ope shall embrace al that Iart
Of the eIy Of kekrk In Said township lying ana best
following described boundaries; tellra eheti
as S>issipg river q the aoi q Main street ~ nee
in e4sier.y efectou .47g Nnth street to the Miss
siiga thence alofg he fiTer tank 70 the place a
Electon Precinct No Tsro shall embrace all that part
of city Of keknk and PORTION ef said to~= ship ying
beng within the foiDuing 6escsited boundaries
Commencing On the Mississippi river tt the tet OF Man
street. loug the centre oi Main to Ninth street
tn nee in sou.a~eststly direction along HIuh 10 Cear
st.ert; thence cut Csder street to Missouri AreBBe;
thesee Aioug Missouri Assnae - the han seci3op ire
II section r: thence soth 70 Oak s'fett ~ he sctan
tine. thence 90 said section line and Ok street 70
the M0laes tt.ee down raid Ds Ncines liver
10 the Missspl ~e tAshte W tas river To the iace
Of beyi1Hn-.
Eectnn isrcaef No TltreslaH embrace sll that part
tneeity of keskak sai portion of Jeksoa township
lying ald being wiiA.E tta 9lsoN n 0e-cfeAi stA a
ri Iofniercfn~ NsIn srFt ~ its stefse lon Win
N!agi i,-ice arn Main IN street, where il
in r4cs tlfe P.k rc4a. thence along the Plstk read
10 the line Of nertresa tawsiT ferce siong seij Gown
shin lre o the Mississippi river Lepca sAd
line where Ninth street Sid irte-secf SAD tifer;
tfasee along Ninth strcrt To- ths p!Hee Of brxisang.
Esartlst Prettnrt No. Four shall eE1tr4ss al that
rcr,ieu II -ai cit and tonsV heretofore acuIsd
and e.--5lv in Precinct Nos tsns, Two and TArce-
TIE Toups,ip Trustees Of sid teEnship shall Gesi
ths place 81 hnding the esciion in each o. SAIL
r-ecir I. and give rltlie ratre ef In the
ps,.~rs published In the city ot heesRk
IL IA ordered tat the freceia4 art5eA cf the P0ard Of
pryscgs be Published iR tle t, City and teuttta-
ticR newspapers At Keukk- FIR three wef a. as Prev
del Is fxs.
t,-s4er that the Foregoing order take eect and lie
in sz3i frce from and amer IL lietleH IN ts COsti-
tnsicn IS rs-luif' 'i ~ law.
4 ;sre repv CHARLES D0ERR,
s.y;.-t3v Clerk Board Sup
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
MIDNIGHT DEsPATcpEs
FROM roRT sao,sRon.
Fortress Monroe. 6dnt ]

Fortress Monroe, Sept. 10.
The schooner Jane =. Durfes vas can
tured on Saturday evening Lass while at
anchor in Warwick River, near James
nivef, ey psrty OF i've rebels belonging
70 the Confederate.States navy. 1t was
a complete surprise. The frst The Can't
knew Of it rebel entered his cabin. and
with pistol directed 1t his head demand
ed the surrender of the schooner inform.
ing him Of his crew having been over.
powered.
The schooner was released BY Captain
Davis giving bond for 81 ,3l3, the super
cargo Wilber F. Stocking being held as
hostage for the payment Of the money
The rebels then robbed the schooner, n.
king s2. 700 from the Captain, elo,h.k
from the crew, the small boat, colors, pa.
pers, compasses and nautical inssl uments.
&C., and bidding the Capt. rolit te adieu.
left at 10 p. IN. The Capt. of tho Durfee
arrived here With bis schooner this NOR.
ming.
The fsg of truce steamers New York
ana Dictator, with l,OoO rebel prisoners
destined for exchange, arrived last nigh.
from Philadelphia and left this morning
Tor Atkins Landing. in charge Of Msjor
John E. Mulford, Commissioner of Ex-
change Of prisoners.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant arrived thi. morning
from Baltimore and proceeded up the river
on the steamer New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST Louis, Sept 20.
The Touring mill Of A. w. Fag an. on
.7,h street, was burned last night. Loss
estimated from loo TO $4,000. In
surance unknown.
A army officer from Baton Rouge re-
ports he learns from Gen. Heron s Adj
ju,antthat Col. Scott, commanding rebel
troops near Baton Rouge, sent pFoposi-
lion TO Gen. Heron to surrender a to 600
men, provided he would grant ui condi-
ditionai pardon to general officers Of com-
maud.
Loss By burning Fagan's mill laA night
Sl5o,O0 No insurance. 200 barrels
Of -four and fifteen thousand bushels Of
wheat was also destroyed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
Nfm Aopertisemfuts
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ sTArE QF Iowa, LEE CDESTr-ss.
BY virtue Of aspecia execution % directed issued
by the Clerk Il the District Court o said coaaty favor
OF r. Nj Reynolds aud o. geynoids, and against JOHN
o. Monroe land slso decree against Rclert French and
others have iesi-d upon will sell the highest bid
der the front door Of the Clerks oCe tbs District
Court 81 Ie cSnaty, Io~s at keoSrk in sEid county
the IA day Ut October A D. is6l betwa the hours
o'clock A. NJ aai O'clock T. u, commencing 2
o'clock T. NJ Of sad day. the following property,
Tie uhvieed oIeslxth Of eleven IL aud +i0) Of
twenty fonr 2s township si1tyHvc 1851 north VI range
tive ta we- Les county Iowa. known and described In
decree u hs District Court Of Lee county Iowa. Keo.
kGk, dste sept 25fb 1855 iots and 10 allotted
therein 81 sacrey MIR kfey widow Of james Narki-y.
aesei. fo- her % the being ssijeet TO her dow
sisa the fyi one%ixth Of the half of bot
~ "a sik t~eny rine 9s S:so. tire undivided
sixth Of lot boeki7 both OF said lots being allotted
in the decree Aforesaid 10 ssd Aane Maely in city Of
keokaE, Les eounts Iowa
Taken levied uron. and 10 be sold by order Of conrt
salty said writ Of execution.
K-nknk- Sept, %. 1851. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printer Zee - 90 sAesia Of Lee Co, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

Gy j. X. Hornish has been set up
agaia as a candidate on the Copperhead
ticket for Congress.
Oar town has the questionable honor
of furnishing both the candidate for EIsc.
tor and for Congress, and two worse play
ed out politicians could scarcely have
been found in the District. Dan had
been Wing and Republican till he was
beaton score of tues before the people,
and then as often in the Conventions oil
his own party, and then tried the Inde.
pendent shute and was beaten thirty odd
thousand. Thereupon. he gave up bis
chances even for the chance of being q
candidate in the Union party and wen,
over to the Copperheads, where after as
siduous efforts for three years be has sue
cseded in the empty honor for position
which he don't stand one chance of OBJ
tanning to hundred of being struck BY
lightning. Hornish, the organizer ant
leader of the Know Nothings, was laid on
cold as a mackerel 10 the contest for Con
gress two years ago. but his party seen
to think that dead mackerel is Just a
good as anything for them in this hope
less contest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

s@The Copperhead party is propelled
aud expounded BY three distinct elements,
the NortherH sympathizers, the Southern
rebels, and the English sristocracy. They
have common interest in its success and
will reap their due proportion Of the part
nership profits after discbarging the debt
due the Rothschilds for capital furnished
to carry on the campaign. With this
view the exposition of the programme Of
the party published in another column, BY
the London organ, cannot fail to prove
Instructive
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

and sanguinary engagement, which lasted
from early 10 the morning till 5 o'clock
in the evening, completely defested him,
driving him through Winchester; capsur.
ing 5000 prisoners, Eve pieces of artil.
lery, nine army Gags, and most Of their
The rebels General. Rhodes and Cor
don were killed, and three other General
officers wounded. Most Of the enemy's
wounded and all their killed fell into our
hands.
Our losses are severe. Among them
General D. A. Russell, commanding /
division in the eth corps, who vas killed
By cannon ball. Generals Upton. Nc
Intosh and Chapman were wounded. l
Mnnos tell our losses.
The conduct of the officers and men vas
most superb. They charged and carried
every position taken up by the rebels from
Opequan Creek to Winchester. The reb.
els we're strong 10 numbers and very ob.
stinats in their lighting.
/ desire TO mention to the Lieutenant.
General commanding, the gallant conduct
OF Generals Wright, Crook, Emery, Tar
bott, and the officers and men under their
commands. To them their country is in
debsed Tor this handsome victory. A more
detailed report will be forwarded.
(Sigued, PHI. SHrnIDAs,
Mai. Gen. Com.
War Department, Sept. 9o.-Full de-
tails OF casualties will be given when re-
ceived BY the Department
(Signed,) EN-. STATION.
Sec'y of War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
War Department, |
Washington Sept. 90. |

War Department,
Washington Sept. 20.
To Gen Dix:
The following 10 the latest information
received from General Sheridan:
Harper's Ferry. Vs., September 60.
To Honorable t. Nj. Stanton:
The body of Gen. Russell has arrived.
As soon As it is embslmed it will be for.
warded to New York Gen. Mclntosh,
with his leg amputated, has just come in
and is in good spirits.
Several officers from the front report
the number OF prisoners over 5000. The
number of battle. a,gs captured was Is
iustead Of 9. All concur that il Was q
complete rout. Our cavalry started in
pursuit at daylight this morning. Sheri-
dan. when last heard from, was at Reams.
town. cent forward, this morning. sm-
pie medical supplies, and full subsistence
for the entire army goes forward. II you
do not hear from me often il it be cause Of
the distance We are from the scene of &C.
tion, and because l only send ydu such
information IS esteem reliable.
JoHs d. SrKvESsSN.
Brig Gen.
The President has appointed General
Sheridan Brigadier in the regula ar army
and assigned him to the prominent com.
msnd Of the Middle Military Divisicn.
Gen. Grant has ordered the army un.
der his command TO fire salute Of loo
guns At 7 O'Clock tomorrow q. M. 10
honor of Sheridan's great victory
A dispatch just received from Sherman
at Atlanta says everything continues vel
with us.
The reports Of to-day show t bat The
draft is proceeding quietly in all the
States. In most the districts vigorous
efforts are continued to FIJI the btas b,
volunteers before the drafted men ar.
mustered in. pA
(Signed) EN-. SrASrdx.
Sec'y. of War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ rTATE IOWA, LIE INTNTY-*s-
By virtue Of special execution 10 me directed issned
by the Clerk " The District Court p said county In favor
of D. L.irh ard sgsinst John Maxwell and o. Brew
and also decree sxSnst Henry strong aIi cthers
have levied upon and will sell To tie highest b,dfer al
the front dcr cf tse Clsvks 0ce pf the District Court
II Lee County. Iowa keoknk said county. the
A day of Dctober A. ID. 1sCl, betwes the hours o. ,
O'Clock A. NJ. and o'eos r. NJ cafntrraen- st 2ociock
p NJ Of said day, the following property. tu-wi;: The
undi i3i half O: lots ~ eigAt s end nine tsN in
block eightssix sG the city of Ke.Hk Lee county,
Iowa
Taken levied uycu s-d 10 lie sold by order Of court
satisfy ssi writHf execution
Printers Fee :. %. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Reokuk sept. ~, te4 sheriff ot Lee CO. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

Rebels and Freneh whipped by Csrtinas.
<Ngw YosK, Sept. 90.
News from New Orleans by the Con-
tinentnl to the 18th inst, is received.
The reports of Cortinas' operations 10
Texas are fully confirmed. 1t appears
there Was full understanding between
the rebels and French to jointly attack
and capture Matamoras, aud that i, was
frustrated By Cortinss, who PIT himself
between the two forces aud whipped both.
He then captured Brownsville and turned
II over to our authorities, hoisting the
American flag.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
An Attempt TO Release the Prisoners on
Jehnson's Island "A Complete Fail
ure.

Sandusky, Sept. 90.
On information received from Govern.
ment authorities. Capt. Carter, command
er Of the U. s. steamer Michigan, arrest
ed Mr.. Cole, an officer in the Confeder-
ate army, leader Of conspiracy to seize
the steamer Michigan and release the psis.
oners on Jobnson's Island. After arrest,
Cole confessed, duplicating six prominent
citizens Of Sandusky. who were also ar
rested and taken to Johnson'e Island.
Coles programme was that Confederates
were to come here, either By Rail or
wafer and seize the steamer Parsons. The
following statement is from the Clerk and
passengers of the steamer Parsons, ply iug
between Detroit and Sandusky:
About s o'clock last evening when
within ten miles of Sandusky the steam
er Parsons was seized by thirty FIVE Con-
federates, armed with navy rsvolvers and
hatchets, who took passage as citizens for
Detroit at Maiden, q. W., and Kslley's
Island. After confning the remainder of
the passengers in the hold and cabin, they
ran her below here some ten miles and
then ran to Middle Bass Island to wood,
lying there about an hour. Here the
steamer Island Queen, from Sandusky,
bound for the Islands, overlook the Par
sons, and snspecting nothing srong. came
to alongside Of the Parsons, 10 land pass
engers. She no sooner made fast than
she was also seized and the men thrown
into the hold Of the Parsons and the la
dies passed up stairs. After wooding
they landed the ladies under guard, say
ing to the men they would soon know
their doom. They finally concluded to
land them also, swearing them to secrecy
for twenty hours, and retaining tue
officers and crew of both steamers 10 run
the Island Queen which steamer they af-
terwards sunk. The Parsons was taken
to Sandwich, G. W.. abandoned and re-
ported sunk. The steamer Michigan Ief,
on cruise at daylight. The rebels prob
ably expected signals and no. receiving
them put back 10 Detroit. Twenty reb-
els returned to Detroit River early this
morning, having been foiled in their de-
sign, which is supposed to have been the
capture Of the q. S. steamer Michigan and
release the prisoners on Johnson's Island.
The crew of the steamer Parsons we're
put ashore on Fighting Island this morn
ing, after being robbed Of every thing
valuable. The furniture of the boat Was
destroyed aud pipes cut, leaving her in
a sinking condition. The vessel was seiz-
ed By Canadian authorities and two Of the
rebel crew arrested and are now in Jail a,
Sandusky.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
A Great Battle Foaght-sheridan Vic
tcrious - 5000 Prisoners and Guns
and Battle-Flags Captured.
War Department, I
Washington, Sept. 90. {

WAR Department,
Washington, Sept. 90. {
Maj. Gen. Sheridan attacked Early and
fought great battle and won a splendid
victory. Over $500 prisoners were cap.
tured, also nine battle.aags and Eve pieces
OF artillery.
The rebel Gems. Gordon and Rhodes
were killed and three other General eff
GERS wounded. All OF the enemy's killed
and most Of their wounded are in our
hands.
The details are stated in the following
official telegram received by this depart
ment. The department learns with deep
regret that we lost Gen. Russell killed.
Harper's Ferry, Sept. l9.
To Hon. f NJ. Stanton:
| have just heard from the front. Our
cavslry uuder Averiil and Morr,l! en-.
| gagged Breckinridge's corps at daylight,
aud up TO one O'Clock had driven him be-
yond Stevensou's Depot, a distance
Of miles. killing and wcunding quite 4
number and capturing 900 prisoners from
GoTdon's division on the centre and left.
The enemy were driven about Eve miles
beyond the Opequan into line of earth
works, our infantry attacking them 10
position. Since then as the officer left be
could distinctly hear heavy artillery firing
and still continuing to this hour. Every
indication is most favorable to US.
4 J. D. STEPHENSON, Brig. Gen.
Harper's Ferry, September 3o-7:4(
A. M.--To Hon. L. NJ. Stanton: hav,
just heard from the front that Sheridan
hss defeated the enemy, capturing Q.5O(
, prisoners, Eve pieces Of artillery and fiv,
battle hsgs. The rebel Gems. Gordon ans
Rhodes we're killed and York wounded
Our loss was about 1000. Gen. Russel
, Of the 9th corps wss killed. Gen. McIn
tosh lost . leg. The enemy escaped u
the valley under cover of night. Sherida
is in Winchester. ss&
, ,s,aa y. D. STEPHENSON, Brig. Gen.
Generals 8. Upton, Mcintosh and Chat
> man are wounded.
= General Sheridan transmite 10 Gener,
}. Grant the following official report. whio
d has just been received BY the Depart
|. ment:
b Winchester, Va, l
September l9-7:30 p. NJ.
To Lieut.. Gen. Hrant: ~
i. ! have the honor to report that /, a
= tackled tho forces Of General Rarly oyi
i the beffyville pike, At the crossing q Op
qsau Csssk, aad after > mest sfnhho,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
Steamers Captured BY Canada Rebels.
Buffalo. 0ept. 90.

News has been received here that I
number Of rebels from Canada captured
the little steamers Parsons and Island
Queen, near Bass leland, yesterday afssr.
noon, and have gone down or scross the
lake, probably for reinforcements, guns
and ammunition.
The capturing party numbered about
80, armed with revolvers aod bowie.
knives. No other arms were noticed
They took at Middle Bass Island, wood
enough to last two days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
FROM MOBILE.
Rebsa Salt Works Destreyed--Triai sf|
Gen Page--Rebel Accounts Of Dick
Taylor and Forrest.

0en- Pagc~-Hebel Accounts Of Dick
Tayler and Forrest.
New York, Sept. 90.
The Herald's Mobile BY correspond.
ent says an expedition sent out by Gen.
Bailey had succeeded 10 destroying the
largest sal. works in rebel limits ut Bin-
zecour Bay. Large quantities rosin and
turpensipo have been destroyed bv the
rebels to prevent it falling into our hands,
Immense amounts Of cotton aud turpen-
tine have been sent to Selma in expecta.
ton that Mobile might be surrendered.
The rebel Gen. Page has been brouch,
10 Fort Morgan wtere he is to be tried
on the cAage Of destroying munitions of
Of war in that fort after it's surrender.
The clfsnse is punishable with death.
Large quantities Of secret ordnance
stores have been discovered by our ex-
pedition parties.
A rebel dispatch, dated Mobile l4th,
says: (: There 10 nothing new. Seven
Yankee vessels lie quietly below the OBJ
structions.
The rebels made raid into Labodie-
vile on the 8.h. burned the village and
murdered Mr.. Gurrin, one Of the bes.
Union man in the district.
1t is said Dick Taylor has relieved
Msury in command of Mobile rebel de-
| ienses.
The Herald's New Orleans correspond
eut of the leth says there arc reports thal
Forrest and Dick Taylor have Joined
forces and number 10000. Great secre
cy is maintained concerning their move.
Dents, but secessionist here said if Far
ragut took Mobile, forces would have tc
be sent from here TO hold it, and ther
they would move on either New Orlean,
or Mobile.
An expedition by gunboats had beel
sent through the lakes aud hayous nea
Grand Lake, capturing boat of soldiers
horses and some fine stores. Some ofth
soldiers were perfectly naked.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

THE rebels under Lee are making
the most desperate exertions to render
some valuable assistance to their North
ern allies in the present political cam
paign, but the Copperheads seem too far
gone already and the. assistance comes too
late to be of any essential service in
changing the foregone decision of the
American people at the polls in favor of
President Lincoln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

Eg- The New York News says that
Mcclellan saw and approved the Chicago
Peace Platform in its substantial provi-
sions before the Chicago Convention
assembled.
After Sherman's victory at Atlanta,
however, he began to hedge, and hence
his patering letter in which he pretends
to construe tue Chicago Platform in con.
y
sonance with his war record.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
SALE.

~ STArE or fgwt. LIE Cas-
By virtue Of special execution drectsd i~-ned
by Clerk Of the District Gput of said canty n favor
% Hiram BsrBeN. zn against John Nkeaty- AID also
dectee against Aeysnfer Lowgi+ ana "fheir,( have
levied upon a-i vii sel 10 the hieh hier, at the
front door Il the Clerks Office of t'e is-trcr Court OF
Lee county, Iawa eokHk. In ssae epntF. the I'D
day Of Oct A. D. 1854. between the aHrs ef O'Clock
and -ciork romfnsrciaz vt clock p. NJ. of
ssid day, the following property, iovit Lots eleytn
lA and twelve i2 IN block hundred and nine
(fe5k in the city Of Kcokuk- Lee county. Iowa
Taken ese npea, and 20 be sold ~ order of court, to
satisfy said writ If execution
Printers Fee g co ISRAEL ANDERSON,
KeeEuk sept % Ca Sheriff ef Lee Co.. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
CHERiFF7S SALE.
srArs os Iowa. Ike Couxrr-s..

~ rIAfs os i7N A. LAA to0frE-Ss
9y virtue CT special 1tlrn u directed issued
br Clerk Of the District CrT II said coutr favor
William +. Hickey. AMI against Ge0r- " HarlesIy and
ThoInss j. Iarae-ty. ard also decree saiust James
Hamilton a others ha~c lested E0p and Will sell 10
the highest kler. a. tie trent dof ef the s4As Oee
OF District Ge of La Comfy, 19ws h.-3kuk, In
said cJsniy, tae ~ dAf If October A. j. lsss. ee
= rer the hanrs u s'csack A. IL sn4 otIctk r VI
o0taarneing 39eoe l. M Of satd day, ths following
property t'Sit - ie-thweei quasier u the north
qsart=F Il s@ctisa te4Etytuo 5- township sixty
Gys 90 Dorsa ofranys se i5l west Ueins :, in
Lsr coHnsy. Iowa-
Taken levied 'n and 70 be sold by orter otthe court
to satisfy said writ efeNeSit4OB.
ke5kuk, sept. 20, lsoA- ISRAEL ANDERSON, z
PRINTER Fee a. %. Sheriff n Lee Comfy, Iowa