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JOHN MORGAN AGAIN.
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RAID IN KENTUCKY.

+ CINCINNATI, June s "A rebel force sup
posed to be under command of John Nor
gan, made an entrance into Eastern Ken
tucky few days ago, and this morning
captured the town of Mt. Sterling. They
also destroyed the bridges and tore up the
track of the Kentucky Central RailIoad be-
tween Cynthiana and Paris, and cut the
telegraph wires. Trains coming north re
turned safely to Lexington.
Another gang rttacked passenger train
on the Louisville 4 Lexington Railroad
this !morning near Smith6eld; 2 passenger
cars and the baggage car were burned, and
the express car robbed, and the engine
thrown off the track. None of the passen-
gers were hurt.
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Late Rebel Reports.
They nut our loss at from TO-.
900 to $1,000.
They Admit the RepulsO Of
Breckinridge. -

HEAD QUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
June Richmond papers of June 3rd are
received. The Sentinel speaks of the arri-
val of $50 Yankee prisoners, and says on
Friday, IA assaults were made by Grant on
the right of their line, held by Kershaw,
Haks and Breckenridge, and alfrepulsed
with great slaughter. 1t puts our loss at
from 10000 to 1900, with 1000 prisoners,
their men escaping almost unharmed. But
they acknowledge that We gained q partial
success against Breckinridge, but they sub
sequently recovered the ground. The Sen
tinel further says that Grants object was
to gain the strong positions around Games
mills, open the road to Bottoms Bridge
and connect with Butler, but his object has
been signally defeated -
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the GRAND CAMPAIGN.
Late News From the Ar
my of the Potomac.
THE ENEMYlREPULSED ON
SATURDAY: 7A
Details of Fridays Battle
SPECIAL TO THE woRLp.l

SPECIAL TO THE WORLD.l
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF THE PoroMAc. J
Via Washington, June 6, 10 m.
In the attack this morning Gen Barlow's
division Of the Second corps took tl0 ad-
vanced line of the enemys works, captur-
ing over three hundred prisoners of Breck-
enridge's division, and several flags. The
enemy retreated to another strong position
and finally attacked in such forco as to
cause General Barlow to retire to his first
line, which be did in good order. Our loss
was very heavy, including many officers.-
General Tyler was badly wounded in the
ankle this morning by sharp shooter. Ii
was reported that he would lose his leg, but
this has been contradicted.
The artillery have been very actively
engaged all the morning, the enemy reply
ing occasionally. General Smiths corps
has been hotly engaged this morning, his
advance having reached and took posses
sion of portion Of the enemy's first line,
but were unable to hold 1t on account Of an
enfilading fire which the enemy's batteries
PLAYED on the position. A renewal Of the
attack will be made in an hour.
1t is reported that General Lee Is sick
and unable to be in command. In the At.
tack on the enemy's works on the afternoon
of Wednesday, General Russell's and Gen.
Ricketts, divisions made the grand charge,
the former across an open field. The ene.
nv was in the woods, and behind strong
line of intrenchments. The fire Of the reb
els was so hot that General Russel's COM
mand was forced back; while General Rick
ett's, being partially under cover, succeed
ed in gaining the intrenchments, and taking
over five hundred prisoners, flags, etc
Among tho prisoners were two colonels.
Some Of these men report that their ara
nv is much discouraged, and say that Lee
cannot hold Richmond, having less than fif.
ty thousand men, and that he Is sending
away all surplus stores and government
property. Many citizens are leaving, ana
the utmost CONSERVATION prevails.
Our wounded are being we'll cared for
and shipped to White House as fast - pos
sible. The farm houses here are filled with
ice, which ;s very acceptable to them. We
had a fine shower last night which has pro-
we'd great blessing to the army % we'll a.
the wounded The lighting for the past two
days has been at Cos lHsrbor, and the bat-
tie will be known by that name. We are
within about half mile Of Gaines Mill,
and will no doubt, be there by to morrow.
In one of the charges We got possession Of
seventeen guns, but not being supported,
could not bring them of.
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NEW YORK, June 8
Flour STATE and Western 5al0 cents better with
more doing; 7 60a770 for ex state Sa5 25 for ex
II o. and 8 30a9 W for trade brands.
Whisky without any change; ] goal 81 for
State, 3lal 81 for western;
Wheat per cent better; | 66al IL Chicago
Spring; 6Gal II fol, Mill Club; 73al W for wes-
tern rod.
Oorn dull and scarcely SO firm. New mixed
Western 1853; not in COOK order
Rye scarce and wanted at l40alib.
Oats very dull.
Rice more active llHallk.
Coffee quiet,
Sugar steady; cube l7alo%.
Wool quiet.
Petroleum dull; crud: AK
Pork moderately active but lower, 3O Tor old
mess; 32 50@32 IS for new do; "a 50M25 bO foi
old and new prime and 32a32 80 for prime mess
Beef more active and higher; bOai3 for mess
10 5Oal9 so for repicked mess; - 0Oa22 for extra
mess.
Cut meats little Grmer; llk@llT
Lard frmer; l4Aal4M.
Butter dull and shade easier; 25a35 for Ohi'
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Farm for Sale.

WILL offer at public SALE to the highest bidder, on
Friday June Path, at O'Clock, z. NJ, on the prem
ises, my Farm situated four miles from the city OF
Wheeling, on the National Road, and two and one
half miles on the Hempheld Railroad from said city
The place contains 50 acres Of which sc acres is good
bottom land located between the National Road and
wheeling Creek, well adapted for Garden or Vineyard
purposes and desirable place for country residence
The remaining portion Of the land IS located ON tn
HempHeld Railroad and contains excellent coal, on
which thsre s good apple orchard-also we'll adapt
cd for Vineyard, E l.
The above two portions Of land will be offered fol-
sale separately. - -. Etl
For terms Of sale &c, enquire OF the undersigned
x THOS. CLARK.
An Excursion Train will leave the pHeld De-
bot at l-2 O'Clock P. M. to accommodate those de-
snrins to attend the sale. .t jes-td
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The ladies Of the Fourth Pres
byterian Church desire to return thei1
heartfelt thanks to the citizens of Wheel
ing, who so generously assisted in getting
up and patronized their Festival on Tues
day evening last. !fl i'si 3,F3
We understand that the affair was dc
cided success, OYER Eve hundred dollars be.
ing realized. . s''S'@
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ADMINIsTRATOR's SALE.

rT,HE undersigned will offer at Public Sale, com.
mencinp on TUESDAY, JUNE 7th, at 10
o'clock. all the household and kitchen furniture
consisting of beds bedding, carpeting dc,, togeth
er with horses carriages wagons, farming utensils
milk cows hogs &c, belsugingt TO the estate Of th'
late DANIEL STEENR0D, deceased.
TERMS Cash; all the property will positively b'
sold to tho highest bidder
ssr Sale continued to-day, Wednesday. June sth-
ANDREW WHITE,
my27-td Administrators
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Verdict Recovered.

ALBANY, N. Y, June S.-sAlbert w. Pa.
trie has recovered verdict of 5000 dollars
at the Greene county Circuit Court, against
Marshal Murray and VIM. Buckley, his
deputies. Patrie was arrested in August,
1863, for alleged disloyal words, without
process, and carried to New York, where
he was confined in cell with other pris-
oners for several days. 'T
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WASHINGTON, June G.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE


PoroNAc, June a, q. IN. }
Our cavalry was engaged all day yestsr.
day in the vicinity of Howe's Store. The
first attack was made on HamPton's com.
mand, which was badly defeated, With
heavy loss. We afterward attacked Hilps
left, on the Tolopamoy river, with the Sec
ond New York, and drove one brigade out
of their works and held the place an hour.
We then withdrew. We now hold Howe's
Store.
General Wilson bivouacked last night
between Bethesda Church and the Pamun-
ky river, and has q strong position. Our
loss was not heavy. The loss In yesterdays
engagements was more severe than at first
reported.
To day the army has rested, and nothing
but artillery duelling has occurred. In the
fight yesterday, Breckenridge occupied the
right, Beauregard next, Longstreets corps
the center, and Ewell on the left, while
Hills corps was held in reserve. Their ar.
tillery FIRE was good at some points, two Of
our caissons being exploded by their shells,
and a number Of men and horses killed and
wounded at each. The wounded are being
sent off as rapidly n possible.
A letter from the Army Of the Potomac,
dated the 4th says:
General Wilson, with bis division Of cav
airy, returned from destructive tour on
Wednesday. The Sixth corps, at the time
forming our extreme right, supported them.
The railroad destroyed WAS the Virginia
Central. 1t is reported to have been done
80 efectually that the rebels cannot repair
it il some months.
On the morning Of the 4th instant, Ewell
who was upon Lees left, had entirely dis
appeared, leaving many infallible signs OF
q hasty retreat Their right has been men.
aced or completely turned by Warren
Nothing else could cause such precipitats
withdrawal.
The Fifth corps we're fighting in ths
neiphborhood of Bethesda Church, the en-
envy still holding the Mechanicsville line
along the north and south shores Of the
Chickahominy. We have lost considerably,
but nothing seems to affect the troops who
cannot be appalled, by the sight Of blood, nor
intimidated by danger.
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BLACKBERRY Root is tonic and astrin.
gent, and has long been favorite domestic
remedy for Diarrhea, Dysentery &C.. and
from popular favor has passed into medical
use. We confidently recommend Rankin's
Spiced Blackberry for the above Affections
Prepared by A. J. Rankin Pittsburg and
sold by all druggists.-Pitts. Dispatch.
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FARM FOR SALE.-Attentio is directed
to the advertisement under this caption,
which appears in another column. The
farm isin excellent condition, good location,
and every way suited for country resi-
dence. For terms apply to .Thos. CLARK,
Esq, in this city. I'd.
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4 PERsoNAL.-Our young friend VIM. |
Moore arrived in this city last evening from
Newport, X. l., at which place he has been
attending the Naval Academy. He will
now be allowed q summer vacation.
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QUARTER RATIoNs.-We are informed
that the Confederate prisoners confined in
the military Prison in this city, are now al
lowed but one fourth their usual rations.
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The Loan Bill.

WAsHINeroN, June THE Loan Bill
from the Secretary of the Treasury reported
in the House to day, authorizes the borrow,
ing of $400, 0,0OO, 900 for the service during
the next fiscal year ending June 80, 1865,
on coupons or registered bonds, redeemable
after any period of not more than forty
years. a.ti
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The GUERRILLAs along the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers are becoming very trouble
some. The steamers 3, H, Hillman and
Nashville were firedintoa . day or two ago
the former at Island No. rs and the latter
near Cassyvills, Ky. Neither of the steam,
ers were much damaged and none of the
passengers were injured,
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The following is said to he sure cure
for felon. As soon Is the part begins to
swell, get the Tncture Of Lobelia, and
wrap the part affected thick with cloth;
saturate it thoroughly with tho Tincture, /,
and keep it vet for forty-sight hours, and
the feion 70 dead. .t
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PLAYED OUT.-The time of redemption
of the notes of the City Bank of Columbus,
expired on the Ist of June, consequently
the bills are now worthless.
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GoLD.-Gold is now quoted at 95 3 81
This is the highest figure it has attained
since specie went out of date-March 4,
1860. 3 .'
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The New COMA friend has presented
us with q specimen Of the new two cent
piece. We. have already given our readers
a descrion of the new coin, and need only
say that it is very pretty pocket piece.
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A NEW LOAN.
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New YoRT, 8 P M-Secretary Chase is
understood to have negotiated loan of fifty
millions with the New York banks. He 10 TO
draw money as needed, and will give the
banks six per cent certificates Of deposit
TO be used at clearing houses. ZLalE Q1i
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WEST VA. BIBLE, TRACT AMI
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE,

No. 22 MONROE STREET, WHE
now receiving and Will keep constantly on sish
i complete list of all the late pu ;,h = Iib-
eral discount to ministers and sab6etn @
Orders addressed TO GEO. W, sioNbn'
win receive prompt attention.
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New "A dvertiSements
Fair and Strawberry Festival

VNHE Ladies of the Third Presbyterian Church,
/ Southl hseling, will hold Fair, and Strawberry
Festival at Washington Hall, Friday evening, ihe
10th inst number Of fancy and useful articles will
be offered for sale, among which beautiful bed quilt
valued at one hundred dollars Tie Ladies hope to be
sustained in their efforts by kind and generous pub
lie )eStd
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GOLD

New YORK, June 6.
Gold more active and frmer; opening at "a, do
clining to SO 3-8, and closing firm at 20 Sc.
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REFREsHINa.-Ou city was visited with
q refreshing shower of rain last evening.
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CITY OF WHEELrNs, June 6, 1864. q
DERsONs requiring license to transact business Of
any kind wifAia he city, viii please call this week
and obtain the sams. Thoee negisehng this notice
jsct thsm to additional cosf. Frssg.5. =. - .xH
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Local and State News.
NURSE.

THE undersigned, an experienced NURskd in % pes
Of confinement, or other sickness, offers her ser
vices TO the aides Of heeng. She formerly prac-
ced IN Eastern Virginia. Address .CATHAhlNE
STlPEs, at the Hospital North Wheeling.
je-7-lm
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DIEDa

On Wednesday evening, at lOk o'clock, Al
FRED H., infant son of Daniel and Julia Oien-
baueh, aged two years and four months.
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egAy {3sai $E4sA1AiA' !
- ,fsl s5.-tss sSsl9. &C. - sssal -
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SheriH'S Sales.
NHERIFFS SALE.


~ Sfsrx or Iowa. LEE Cos
By virtue Of sIecial execution to Bedrectei isrhe
by me Clerk Of TIE District Court RI raid ps In aYeT
IL George Fletcher and against James W. Jehis"n ana
Martha johnson land also decree against ueo :; an
derson Co. and Others have levied upon anu VII sen
to the Highest bdiar u the feat door q ths
a.. ~ ~ strjct Court If county iowa at heokuk,
in sai county on the ID day Of April a y ieos
~ hour. ~ X o'clock A. n and oclock r NJ commf ncng
:, aenck d y OF said dsy. the To-
~. part If lots one ri and two in block sAty-two
al IN she city Of Ksokuk Lee ccanty lows more pa,
1891, asscrbed follows, toswit commencing en- 18th
nco'l noint In lot one In said block sixtytvo 62
sxsnsy o] feet from the cornsr Of the alley running
.rroash said block sxtytw0 6z thence forty 1907 fee
Iee tho Iine Of fifth street bAd lot one towards
Hsc street, thence hundred l00] feetat
bloet visty.two 1R thence ssfy @ fset sks north
westerly line between said lots two ~ and three II y
said block 70 the alley in said block thence twenty
feet alonr the line Of the alley In said lot two tows
nm ssTss thsnes twenty f2o feet easteriy toward
Heh street. thence eighty so feet acro.s par 49,
~ ~ piscs x beginning on Fifth street. In the efy
Keokuk Lee county, Iows. .-.-.&<.a.,~. (.
Tshs levied UPON snd 70 be soad BY order o. eoufs'
.ssi.tJ - VII e q rs isRARL ANDHReoN
l R"ol.sr n.ch /, ~ 80 aAsdd q hssOss ls~A
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r livery STABLE.

first ST., bss. Main = nd ehnson'
Hcxses Dseiss and Carriages Of the best class always
nes Doared by the dry week at prices to sun ths
Ir ss,s ~ customer s'' Y. VAN eRsDAlL-
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
.GHERIFF'S SALE.

~ SrArE on Iowa LxK CoUsTr-ss.
By virtue OF special execution 70 me directed ISSUED
nv the Clerk OF the Court Of said county In favor
oi Samuel X. George, and against H. Reid, land also
decree s1ast Albert ellis and Others have levied upon
ana vii sell 20 the highest bidder, the front door OF
the Clerks Oce Of the District Court OF Lee county Iowa.
Al Keoknk in said county the 9th day OF April,
ls64 hours Of o'clock A. d. and o'ciOSk
NJ commencing al O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day the fol
lowing property twit: The half Of the northwest
quarter u -ieen eighteen 49, ccntaisng eighty 1901
az re- more or le in township sixtysx ee north 81
range west and the north half Of section thirteen
Ei3l township si, e6 north, Of six o west,
all In Lee county. Iowa
Taken levied .pen aud 10 be sold by erer Of Court to
satisfy sald writ 81 execution.
keoknk Mch. TO- 20. ISRAkL ANDERSEN,
! Printers zee .; -. sheriff Lee Co., lows
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ sr4TE OF Iowa. LEE CprSTY--ss
By virtue OF special execution a. directed issued
hy the Clerk District Court OF said county in favor
Of Levi Higgins and against Isaac anausda and ESQ
tfrs-ee against E1stxt Nanausialf and cthcrs.)
levied upon and Will sell the highest tidder.
M the front Of the Clerks Office Of the District
Court Of county Iowa, heoRuk, In ssi eo'fty.
on the eth day OF March, A. D. ls64 between the hours
Of o'clock A. " and ocipck T. VI, commencing at
O'Clock T. NJ Of said day the following property tovit
The poth~ st quarter Of three s in township
sixty f,~ asl north range FIVE west Lee county
4 Iowa
satisfy said writ OF execution.
Keoklik Feb a6, 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
| Printers Zee & SOL Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
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SALE.

~ STATE OF low g.. LEE Us
By virtne of special execution 70 directed issued
by Clerk the District Court Of said eoEiy ~ stor
Al Hiram barney and against Hannah W MIS- tsnd
alse decree AGAINST Geo. q Dixon aud Cbsflss eis
Co. ana Others have levied upon alsd will sea- Y The
bidder the front door of the Clerk eics OF TIE
District of Lee county, Iowa at he"huk III siu
county, the 2nd day 81 April A. D. so4 oet"en the
hours Of o'clock A. N. and cioek = NJ 'Vihneht1ns
at o'clock Of said day, the following properly 70
Wit: Lot No rflree ~ 10 lloek hftytkree aS in the
city II keokuk Lee county. Iowa
TAKEN level upon and 10 sold by order Of court to
satisfy said writ OF execution 49, ,,,x..r.o.,
| Printers Zee s. 30. lsfsAft aNnrhcos,
| Kantpr March "a Sheriff Of Lee Co, lows
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STs1s or Iowa, LkE CouSTy-ss.
~ yirtue Of special execution directed. issued
Ii, tha Clerk II te District Court Of said county in favor
u TIq,na- Martin, and against john Randolph Nshalas
\ Leslie and james Dimcnd have levied upon hIi viii
sell 10 the bidder ~ the front door Of the Clerks
nct Of the Court Of Lee County Iowa. at kenkuk,
in said county, the 10th dsy cf March A. D. 1854 be-
tween hours Of O'Clock A. NJ. and O'clock I. NJ,
commencing at o'clock p. NJ ~ said day the following
property, to-vit Twenty te feet Main street Wy one
hundred and forty tl4ol FEET desp, commencing fesssy
o feet from the of Seventh street and being part
Of lot eleven III, in iloek ele hundred Asid SIX wv III
the city Of ke.kuk. Lee county, lows
Taken, levied upon, and TO be- sold ~ order 81 he
to satisfy said writ ofexecution. r-,..~,
l. keoknk. Feb. Is, ASA. I lstIAEL ANDnnNp.e,
Aprntay.s ~. = Al Sheriff Of Lee Comfy, Iews
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NATIONAL BANK.

KE8xuK. February Q, 1861
rd states 10 receive SUR cripticns for the TwYer
rsr cent Treasury Notes which are made legal ten
der for their faco value .n
TIA notes win be furnished in denominations Of $50
s.y,, i received. H.k. LOVE. Cashier.
fal.s-dlm.
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CHERIFFS SALE.

NHEhIFF EALE.
~ SrArx Iew1- LEE CoVyTy-ss.
nv virtue of special execution directed. issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county in favor
~ Hiram Barney against Demas Avery, land also
decree against B. Ayres and Ann Ayres and others
have levied upon and will sell the highest bidder
the front door Clerks oce Of The District Court II
Lee County Iowa Keoknk in said county, the 6th
dav OF March A. D. 1854. between the hours Of oeeck
4 NJ and o'clock p. NJ. commencing al O'Clock Il. NJ
Of said dsy the following property, tow Thesouthvest
quarter Of the southeast quarter ef section twentycne
in township sixty-seven I67 north, Of range Eve
/ vest in Lee county. Iowa
Taken, levied upon. and TO be Sold by order Of eor to
\ satisfy said writ Of execution.
keoIuk Feb -. 1s6l ISRAEL ANDERSON
| Printer Fees s. 20. Sheriff OF Lee Co.. Iowa
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GHERIFFS SALE.

AZ SIAM Iowa LEE CovsTs-ss-
Bv virtue Of special execution directed issued
hy the Clerk District Court Of said county in favor
II J. 8 Eastman and against Joseph kenir1ck j have
levied urcn viii sell 10 the highest bidder, at the rrnt
door u the Clerks oee Ise District Court Of Lee eoqn
tv Iowa at Kekuk In said county, the 9th day
April D. 1854 between the hesrs Of O'Clock A. NJ
and eock r. NJ commencing at oelcck z. VI. Of said
ay the following property. o-Ni The northwest guar
ter Of the north quarter u section ~ =
township sxty-six Cd north of range ia west, IN
| Lee county. Iowa
Taken leled upon and be sold by tisr Of cetrt -
satisfy said writ of execution
Keokuk, Mich. 10, 1854 ISRAEL ANBEksUN,
! Printers Zee s. 80 Sheriff of Lee Co. lows
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CHERIFFs SALE.
CHERIFFS SALE.


NT1EhITI = SAIL
10 SrAgE cF low LEE Co.'S
By virtue II special execution directed issued
~ sile es1rk - the District q sid cBvy. In favor
VI Wr Thompson Co. and against J keparfek hare
Levied gron End viii sell ~ tHe highest bier, ~ the
trout dr Of the Clerk ohcs ct as District Court q Lee
county, Iowa Keokuk fn saii county on the 9th day
Of April. lst4 between tte hours of 30 eiock N
and o'clock P. r. commencing a ecloes P n q saii
dav the following property. tow The northwest usr
ter II the northwest quarter 4 section w euts eight =
I'll sos nh sixtysix 81 north ~ range sly 9 west, ia
Lee county Iowa
Taken leKsed ul7a and u be sold - ode 81 court 70
satisfy said writ 50 execution.
. Printers Pee g 50 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
/ Keoknk. Meh 10. o. sheriff u Lee Co. Iowa