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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24
The Presidency,

The CVppcrhcads are exceedingly Ju'
hilnnt nj Whit they deem mischirvous
division IN the ranks OF the Union men
oi the country, as To the best man for the
u'Nt Presidency. These Comprehend
reptiles" reckon without their host II
they indeed, behave That there viii be
any serious rupture otthc lovers OF their
country an that question: Up'o the dhy
Of the meeting nl the Nauono' ConNcn-
iion there will be- free expressions OF
opinion in gard TO tho "onc term
principle and there WIN be earnest nd
>'"eGcy ol the clolms ct Nr' 'iIAsg, OF
General FRrMoNr, aud oi other men
Mh" have" dome the c'ur'ry' good ser
wee ~ hor eoon''s ana W 'he n''u'--
'N"s 10 flsp' ana ProP't' Every "ec-
man nus r'gh' To 'NpreS" ~" "plnion'
ava 'hese geh''emen VIII DC osn'hucu
ny having Wer nerns 'rc.y oa'Nasseo'
ana luturr honors ana rewards wiz repay
hcm lor 'h'r s't'lo's ~ lho cause oi
their country we say let the discus
s'ol' continue IN iho irnhk' grhlal man
"cr III wh''h II hnH ocsh '"n'u'''a -"
Iar' ana "h'n 'hc candidates ol The con-
'en'ion are nnnonnccd' let US bow cheer
inlly to the dcrls'on' nnd luhor mnnlully,
Ter 'htir SncreSs ohd Tor tue success ol
. ~. L
'n' undylng principles Tho members
:" the great Union party, viii we nnS''
emulate tho example ol the President
aud the s'cr''a'y "' the Tr'o'"ry' Az
~ The appearance ct The P,MHAN 'iH'
crLAR, advocating Mr CnAsE's election
10 the Presidency the Secretary wrote
t" Mr. ihNcoLN' ard asked " d" thought
Tint ;he atlltudcu ul candidate N which
his 1icnts had PLACED h'm, would IRE.
ludicr the Jublic rest cnslr, sled to his
care, acding that he did not desire to ud
minister the Treasury Department one
day lorrcr than he possessed the pr,si
dents confidence. Air. Ilxc,LN replird
N the frank. friendly, honest manner
which charac,crscs h $ private aud pub.
lie intercourse with men, es,urirc MIR.
CpAsE that he did mot percei,, ANY oeca.
s,,n cora change. IA was wrll sad.
The popular heart beats warmly fur
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STUART ON A RAID.

New YORK March IS.
The Worlds Washington dispatch
has report that Stuart, with 5000 cav
airy, crossed the Rappuhannock rear
Fredericksburg.
Our army is well in hand and ready
for raid, or general movement on the
part the enemy.
IL is thought that the r"hel ravniry
will make q demonstration toward the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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OtJ- A CERrAiN oorPcrhcud editor says
that the Constitution ofthc United ~ ties,
guarantees him the right TO call the sol
diers in the army "I.incoln's Dogs, ,'"l.n,
coins Hireiines,' and "AboIi,ionisls." !"
fhis same editor tried to get the appoint
mont Of Msjor Of certain regiment, but
"l.neoln's Does," "ooull'm see il,
Then his mkt jump Was for u Quarter
masters coIamissluu, und the proper Az.
tiloNtics couldn't see" that either, aud in
lis last effort suecc eded admirahy. lie
was Initiated tin,o tho, c,order OF .hc III olden
tsmcie,' aud'eot full llipsiructlons how IL
perform the du,i,s ora dirty sepPcrhcod
whieia.he isSarrylng cut II. Hle entire
satisfaction of JeGa Davis and The bal
ance OF the traitors. Report says, that
after next October, he Is 10 bo Jefr:
Book Keeper ssd letter carrier. We
would'nt wonder. . r.
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Condensed War News.
FROM CHATTANOOGA.

CHATTANOOGA, March 1s.
The Chattanooga Gdsehe has reliable
ajviccs TO the 10th.
Gen. Quauircl is in Northern Texas.
Charleston dates to the Iith say the
enemy is still fling On battery Gregg.
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Treasury Statement.

The Commissioners of Seneca
County, Ohio. proceeded to Examine the
books of the Aulitor and Treasurer of said
county. in obedience 10 the requirements Of
the Statute in such cases mnde aud provided,
aud, also, to count the money in the Trcasu-
ry, On the 10Th day OF March. 1861, aud find
the balances Of the several funds in the
N 4 ~ IL. fs-
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Total .................... Ss9s,al1
II may perhaps be we'll to mention that
this Lill pnsscd both branches of the Leg
islnturc without the Intervention of a
Committee Of Conlcrc nee, which is an
event that so rarely occurs with such
bills, as 10 merit this particular mention.
ASYLUM FOR INEBRIArEs.
Mr.. Dcvin presented petition, signed
hy Surgeon. General Barr, Ex.Surgeon.
General Weber, aud DR.. John w. Rus
sell, in behalf Of the Ohio Medical Asso.
citation, praying for the establishment Of
an Asylum for Incbrntcs. II submits to
the attention of the Senate the r'solu.
tions, relative 10 the subject, which were
adopted by the Association ut its last
meeting, aud which have already been
published. The petition was laid On the
table and ordered to be printcd.
LOCAL FREIGHT.
Mr.. Stat berry pre- icntcd the petition
Of numerous business men of Newark,
asking for the passage of u law to COM
pei railroad companies to trnufcr local
IN preference To through freight. Refer
iNu w WV NbhiWlAN'N WI NNli'hNNs
HILLS PASSED.
House Bil!---To authorize the Commis-
siuncrs OF Noble county to construct n
County Inicmary.
Senate Bill--To enable husbands of
insane women 70 convey real estate free
from the right OF dover.
Senate Bill--To authorize cities Of the
first aud second class, "to construct, open
cXcavatc, improve, enlarge or extend any
canal, ship-chGnncl or water course, To-.
Gated in whole or in part within the lin
lis of such city, and which is not owned
in whole or IN part by the State, or any
company or individual, authorized by law
to construct the samc;" aud, also to keep
the same in repair. Ouc'halt Of the ex-
pcusc is To be paid by the owners Of the
adjoining property, aud the other halt by
the city at large.
Sruatc Dill-To provide that the rents
of Section - shall be distributed among
"thc several religious denominations, IN
proportion 10 their numbers residing in
sid township, without regard to the
township in which such denomination .
may regularly assemble for public wor-
ship"
House Bill-To provide that the col.
lection Of taxes, levied to ray the con-
struction of any ditch, dInin or watu.
&C ursc, "shall no, be- prrp, mally enioin-
I'd or declared absolute " void" In conse /
qncncc of any error committed by the
engineer, or surveyor, or county officer.
Senate Bill--To authorize the city Of
Toledo To enter upon and occupy the
Manhattan branch of the Miami aud Erie
canal as public highway.
House Bill--To authorize the Com.
missioncrs of Summit county, to build Il
C.u.ty inlirmary.
NEW BILL.
by Mr.. Hall--To give the city of To.
lcdo power to assess taxes for the open
ing OF streets, alleys, SC.
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED,
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
THE CANALS AGAIN.

A p tilion from Scioto county was pre-
scented this morning by Mr.. Glover, pray
ing that measures may be adopted to
cause the Ohio canuls TO be placed in re-
pair, according to the contract with tho
lcsees or to cause the contract to be
prosecuted.
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AFTERNOON PROCEEDINGS.

The Senate passed the following;
Senate Bll--To provide for the r,mov-
moval Of the county seat of Pike county.
The question is submittcd to the vote OF
the people; House bill, to enable soldiers
10 vote Tor city aud village officers: SON
ate bill, introduced by Mr.. West, to amend
the soldiers voting law; Senate bill to
continue the commission TO examine anil
nary claims; House bill for the new Deaf
and Dnnsb Asylum, by which $4,000
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Ncw advertisements.
Executors Notice,

NoTIcE is hereby given, that the
undersigned has been appointed Executor OF
the Estste II Gunlar j, OGpSS. deceased.
l7th, 1854.
.-- d. @. OGDEN, Frrcu,or.
March "a 1861 25--3t
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or six thousand Gs rpia trpops, de-
duty abost El,owa Iron Works, were re-
hcorposssed into the'l el army.
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EXECUTIVE MAE.IcN,
'AstttNgTuN. ID. C., March 10,

WAsnINGruN, ID. C., March 10.
Under the authority Of the net Of Con.
gross TO revive the grade Of Lieutenant
General in the United States Army, np.
proved February 30, 1864, Lieutenant
General U. $. Grant, U. :. A., is OPP
point, d 10 the command VI the armies Vi
the U1itrd States.
Signed, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
assume command of the armies Of
the Uniltd Stats. II ndqunrtcrs will
be in the field, and, until further orders,
will be With the Army OF the Potomac.
There will be- an ,llicc headquarters in
Washington, ID. c., to which nll ofllCial
communications will be sent. except
those from the army whose headquarters
nrc Ut the date of their address.
U. =. GRANT,
Lieut.. G, neral u. y. A.
General Grant leaves for Washington
IN a'uday, aud will repair Immediately
to the front. Ills staff is composed Of
officers formerly with him in the Military
Division of the Mississippi. Among them
arc Brigadicr General Rawlings, Chief
of Slall', III nj. Colonel Bowers, Captain
q. X. Let, Captain T.. s. Parker, As.
sistuut Adiutant General, Captain II. w.
J,ncs, a. q. NJ, aud Captain Badcnu;
l. cutci nnt Colonel DufI, late Chief Of
Artillery, goes M senior Aid-dc.cump.
Gen. Sherman is cue here tonight,anh
will in ucdi,tcly ufsumo commaud Of his
military Division
Gen. Dodge is in the city.
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0syGen, Neal Dow aud the other Of
ieers recently released from tue Rich
mond prison unite in saying ,ha, though
the r,bels may make hard fight during
the rrrsen, campaign, they can hardly
must'r strength Tor another.
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0S9~A rcpurt from souoi,or Whiting
cmhodcs the opinions of Caleb Gushing,
Judge Melain Mr.. Crrtrn(cn aud At
torncy General Rates To the 1icl that
the title Ia RccS island, H., rcmaiT svcs'-
ed in the United States, excepting 1913
acres, decided by special act Of Congress
20 Davenport aud Scars, and thirteen
acres claimed by the Rock island Rail-
'oad Company, which leaves 600 acres
still under control OF the War Depart
mcnt,
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The Quota of New York.

NEW York, March i6.-The late calls
of the President FOR 300 900 and soc 900
the quota ofwhieh was fixed by the Gov
ernmcnt, for this city, has been filled, and
the business of the Supervisors yolun.
teer County Paying cowmiltce was flu
ished for those quotas to-day.
Gold closed a, i6i1s, with very fluc-
iuating and unsettled market.
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HEApeuARrERs Army OF TIE
PoroMAc, March II. (

The 81 Corps was reviewed yesterday
BY Gen. French. It is the largest corps
in the srny and presented 6no spec,a-
ele- Gems. Sedgwick, Carr, Robinson
and others were present. besides a large
number Of spectators.
Some prisoners, escaped from Rich
mond, came into cor lines yesterdays
One ei ,hem was a scout OF General But
lcr.
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IT is said lhOre will be good crop OF
apples ia the region Of Aurora, Indiana.
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by Mr.. Hull--To give the city of To.
lcdo power To assess taxes for the OPEN
ing OF streets, alleys, sc.
iNpIFlSIrELY POSTPONED.
Senate Bill-To amend the act rela-
tive Ia partnerships, by Incorporating GER
tain features Of the New York law.
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From the State Capital.
Columns, March 10.

COLUMNS, March lS.
the GENERAL APrRorRIATIoN BILL.
In order that your readers may know
what dispc siiion has been made Of a part
Of their money, ] send YOU the following
table Of items taken from the General
Appropriation bill, which has passed both
Houses:
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r,tai Balance in Treasury,
LETTER LIST.

Remaining uncOlled for at the Tiiin
Post Office, Ma ch %, 1864.
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lothlt. ..'....'........... S5O,lS 4
The following amountshaye been
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General Grant,

NAHvmLE, March 17.--General Grant
formally assumed command Of the ar
mics of tho United Stat s:o-day. The fol-
lowing is the ord on the subject:
IlEADQRs ARMIES OF THE ". y.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Mar. H.
GENERAL oRDER NO. I.
IN pursuance Of the following order Of
tho prcstIeot.
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Desirable Goods,

bought before the recent advance
in Gold, and we propose to give
our customers the benefit.
Remember the place,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-26
--'- -------i- ---- i----.------
FOREIGN NEWS.
Halifax, Jan. Is.

HaiiIaA, Jan. 70.
The steamship Canada has arrived.
GREAT BRIrAiN-Her Highness the
Princess Of Wales gave birth TO fine boy
at Froglear on the 9th inst.
Judgment would be given in the Alex.
ander case on the llth of January.
The Frankfort Senate had refused it's
authorization to the drawing by lottery of
the steamer Great Eastern, aud had de.
manded from the Frankfort Consul at
Liverpool an account of his conduct in the
scheme.
DR.. Turton, Bishop of Ely, died ON the
7th inst.
Parliament had been formally pro.
rogued till Feb. 4th.
The Holstein question matter contin-
ueo 70 wear threatening appearance.
The creates. activity prevailed in the
dock-yards at Copenhagen.
II vas asserted England had addr es,ed
. fourth note to the federal diet. urp.
ing conference.
The London Times says with Ii. x;ev
Of assisting English diplomscy and for ,hs
protection Of British interests, il Is not
unlikely that the channel feet inst or
dered home may soon show itself 10 Ger.
nan waters.
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first take the oath prescribed b. tho oct Of
's1 Ths B.erst.sy u W.r ~ inssruss.d =
transmit coptn # ~ prsslaDaiions and
orders concerning the sleetioss in Nh
souri, and Ksptssky. issued b ttsuik-
A resolution was introduced. request
inc the Committee on tho Conduct Of the
War to inquire into the efficiency Of heavy
ordnancs used in forts also - the
AMOUNT psid for the manufacture Of GER
tain guns. and the cause of delay in the
introduction of rifled guns.
The committee appointed to inquire
into the affairs Of the Navy Department,
are Hale, Grimes sad Baekalow.
The Senate took up the bill requiring
the oath, &C..
Mr. Salisbury addressed the Senate in
opposition thereto.
Mr.. Doolittle did not see the necessity
for the establishment of this rule, and said
the resolution Of Mr.. Sumner would not
affect Mr.. Bsyard, as the Senator had en-
tered on his duties. The Senate has the
power to expel traitors without the es-
adjustment Of this rule.
Mr.. Summers resolution was adopted.
Yeas 4l; nays IL.
After a short executive session, the
Senate adjourned.
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FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Arrival Of the Third Iowa Cavalry at
Cairo--The Union Movement 10 Arkan-
sas--Statement Of Col. Caldwell.

cairo, Jan. 70.
The steamer Mary E. Forsyth, from
Memphis, has arrived, having on board
the 10th Illinois veteran recruits, num-
bering about 600
The Third Iowa Cavalry veteran re.
cruits, Numbering 700, also arrived from
Little Rock, Ark, on the steamer Adri-
attic.
Both regiments are en route home on
furlough.
Lieut.. Col. ii. C. Caldwell, command
ing Third Iowa Cavalry, furnishes some
important information concerning the re-
organization movement going on ID Al
kansas. The State Convention which as
sembed on the 9th inst. had about com
pleted its business. Much the greater
portion of the State was represented No
deliberative body ever before assembled in
the State comprising more solid worth
and intelligence than did this Convention.
An article forever prohibiting slavery
vas adopted with but one dissenting vote.
The constitution is to BE submitted to a
Vote of the people on the Cd Monday 10
March, at which time State officers and
members of the Legislature will be elect
ed. The Legislature is to meet on the Sd
Monday in April.
Feas action of the Convention il univer-
sally satisfactory to the loyal men. The
qualification of voters is that prescribed
by the Presidents proclamation. Loyal
citizens say they will be able to poll TO-
600 votes for the constitution if the con-
vention would recommend suitable per-
son for provisional Governor. Judge
Murphy was spoken of in this connec-
tion.
The editor Of the Little Rock Demo.
crat had been arrested by the military
authorities for publishing disloyal senti-
ments, aud his paper suppressed. A
newspaper was soon to be started By men
of undoubted loyalty.
Weather clear and warm at Memphis
on the Esd.
More activity in the cotton market
than for some days. The sales were 500
bales, varying from so to 20 cents. Re-
ceipts Of 600 bales per steamers Bertha
New lago.
The city of Memphis tenders General
Sherman an ovation on this Monday eve
ming.
Three hundred bales OF cotton arrived
at Cairo by boat to-day, 80 bales for St.
Louis and the remainder goes east
The l7ih Michigan veterans, $50
strong, are at Memphis. en- route home
on furIough.
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Special to Cincinnati Commercial
Chattanooga, Jan. 81.
The rebel orders requiring soldiers to
serve three years more is causing hun.
dreds to desert. Twenty six came in to-
day In one squad. One division left the
rebel lines yesterday to reinforce Mobile.
The 44.h Ind, cath and seth Ohio
infantry. LIST, I'd, Sd and 4th Ohio cavaI.
ry have re enlisted.
The rebel Maj. Gen. Vance and two
OF his stab, captured at the front, arrived
here and we're sent to Nashville.
A Louisville dispatch to the Gazette
says the city is filed with rumors Of an
intended rebel raid into eastern Kentuckv
1t is said they will enter the State al
three different points.
Three hundred rebel prisoners from
Knoxville arrived at Indianapolis Satur.
day. There is great activity in the
camps around indianapolis in organizing
regiments and brigades
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Nashville. Jan. Is.

Nashville, Jan. 20.
The excitement regarding Knoxville IS
totally unfounded. The demonstrations
Of Longstrect were apparently intended
only to recover the forage ground taken
by Foster, aud the latest information is
that he has retreated and our troops are
in winter quarters.
Gen. Foster anticipate, no attack and is
able to repel any Lougstreet can make.
There is reason 10 doubt the truth Of
the report that Lee has reinforced Long
street =
No active operations need be expected
in that vicinity for weeks.
Gen. Vance and brigade, captured near
Knoxville, arrived here tonight.
Vance had captured one of our forage
trains. when Sturges went in pursuit and
captured the entire rebel force.
General Grant left for ST. Louis to-
day.
Efforts are being made toward recon
struc,ing the State Government in Mid
die Tennessee, but with little hope Of its
early return to the Union. The radicals,
with Gov. johnson at their head, favor
calling convention to nuilify the coosti-
tuition and form a new one on the eman-
cipatioa principle. East Tennessee is
recovering and there is a prospect Of
making separate State of that section.
Rebel officers and soldiers come in daily,
desiring 10 take advantage of the Amoes-
ty Proclamation.
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Especial to Post.]
w ashington, Jan. 26.

The speech of Postmaster General
Blair at Annapolis on Friday evening last
gives much satisfaction here.
Col. Fish, formerly Provost Marshal
Of Baltimore, was put into the Old Capt.
toll prison this morning on charge Of
fraud and corruption.
The weather in this vicinity continues
very mild, and if it continues. a rebel raid
down the Shenandoah Valley is not i'm
probable, though the rumors on this sub
ject up to this time are without founda-
ton.
Fernando Wood spoke this morning
against confscation and in favor Of
peace.
The Committee on the Conduct Of the
War will meet to-day. 1t will at once
take up the cases Of all the fraud in the
Government canal enlargement. A bill
will be reported from the Committee At
the first opportunity.
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Latest From China.

San Francisco, Jan. 25.
Operations commence today towards
raising the ship AquiIla.
The ship Torrent from Shanghai has
arrived after passage of go days, bring
Jog China dates to the 9th OF Decem
Der.
Passengers bring information that the
lmperialists under Major Gordon. assist
ed by French and English troops, had in
vested Loochow and no doubt that city
had already fallen. The noted General
burgeyine, who deserted the Imperial
cause and took up with Tachingh has
been dsported from China BY order Of
the American Consul He went to Yo-
kohona, Japan, but it was thought he
would shortly return. His. band have
mostly joined the Imperialists.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

~ STAfE or Iowa LIS CoUNTr-ss
By virtue of special execution directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county in favor
81 Thomas Davis and against Calvin Goats b Hinlan,
W T. Cowles, E r. Ford H. ". tord and also decree
against e. Buckingham and others therein naBR have
levied upon will sell r highest builder AZ the front
door Of the Clerks Office ie District Court OF Lee
~, Iowa. at keokuk in said county on the 9TH day OF
February a. d. 1864 between the hours II O'Clock A If.
aud u'cIotk r. NJ commenting az O'clock z. VI. OF said
day, the following property towt: lot tn no. IN Him
man tsyvl@ subdivision IL the southwest quarter
ion twentysovcn "a Township sixty five t65i north. "
Range containing ten acres, ia Lee county
iowa or 10 much AS may he BectssAry.
Taken levied upon and " he sold y order cf court 10
Salty sad writ o. execution
ke9Anb Jan, - 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee - ~ sheriff u Lee Co, Iowa
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CHERRIES SALE.

ny STATE OF Iowa, Ike CarSrY-ss.
By yirtne Of special execution to directed issued
BY the Clerk of the District Court said county in favor
Of A. Hne and against L. C. Dobyns tand also decree
against Jeremiah Baldwin and others therein ained
hare levied upon aud will sell the highest bidder az
the front door Of the Clerks Office of the District Court OF
Lee County, Iawa at Keokuk in said county, the 9TH
isy February A. D. 1854 between the hours OF O'Clock
A. VI. and o'clock p. ", commencing NJ o'clock r. NJ
Of said ay the following property owit Lots four ~
Ave fb and dix f6 i'm Block hundred and nnetyonr
fIoa ii tbe CIV az Keokuk Lee county Iowa. much
may be necessary ~
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order Of court to
aatisfay said writ Of execution
Keokuk Jan. y, 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fees 81 So Sheriff 1t Lee Co., Iowa
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SHERIFKS SALE.

SINE OF I9vi. LIT COUNTS.
by virtue Of special execution directed issued
~ the Clerk the District Court county in favor
II Henry fss Nor ami against m. T. Turner and also
decree against Jss ". johnson au others therein named
have levied uln and will sell fhe highest builder the
front door IT the Clerks a Of the District Court Of Lee
County Iowa. Al keokuk, ia said county the 9Th day
II February A. D. 1864, between the hours ef o'clock
N. and O'Clock r. NJ commencing At clock r. VI. II
said LAY. the following prgEry. te-w Lots Ne. aud
ten l0 in Block Me- ninet weight la the city u Ke-
kirk, Lee county, Iowa. much may he NECESSARY
Taken levied upon. and be sold by order VI court
satisfy said writ ofexfcutio.
kcokak. Jan, - 1868. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printsfss Eco - 80 Sheriff Of Lee To. Iowa