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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

MORE MEN FOR TIE ''sLAEGzFER PEN.''
Gfans~is absorbing all Of Ldneoln's military
strength into ih8 army which le himself Is Lead
ing 70 desraetiOn. We Understand that Two
steamers lsdsR Biib troops havs sailed nom
Chmlest81-b0and probably TO Virginia
Backs and Caaby sad Sherman viii probably
coma nsxt. Grant Is simplifying matters VsFT
rapidly HIS srmy is Ike he maelsiIon-is
sasllsrs up everything snd 7ss 10 alHays hun
yry-alWags wants ''Teinlorusmsnis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28
morpE uATrERs IN mEmPmIs.

Grsenbacks are greatly deprecated in Mem
pbis, as'Wil be Bsen from cur reports, while
Csafsdsrate money is advancing. While Old
ABE's Issues go down, M. MEm1nEGER's go
up, sad they are noH worth more in the
Buff City than in any Of the Southern cities.
We are glad 70 note the fact.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

y The WHaingson, n c., Journal of the
24.h learns that it was currently reported and
believed at Goldsboro, that-on Tuesday hight
last rsiding party Of Yankees numbering
s5out two hundTad, surprised the camp and
saptured company of the 6th North Carolina
cavalry, who we're stationed about I've miles
bslow Ki1stOn. We also learn Chat Col Folk
is among the espiu5sd, his horse having re-
turned 70 camp without him
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

THE.SALISBURY, N c PRs0N.-Cspt. G. W.
Alexander has been relieved f70m duty at sslis-
baTy and Col J A. GI the 27ih n. C..
troops, apPoiniAd to TIE command OF that post.
Gel GiImer is & native Of Guilford county, and
has borne himself very handsomely in the fsld
service Of bis country since the commencement
Of the var. h is gOw q sug.rer from wound
spesived in battle
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

OUTRAGEOUS C0NDUCT-SJme vegetables
sent to,Jsckson's dismounted cavalry at Solins,
Als-, recently were found to contain cFoson oil,
and several easbEges were poisoned, but for
tunstely the only victims vera some poor COWS,
supposed to belong to Z .Hdividusl sending it.
IF Ius, it Is an outrage upon humanity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

Through the diligeEce of cur special " at
TIE front, we are IN possession Of the Nashvilie
UnioH, Of the 2lss, which gives US two days
later fem sho Nsrth Il viii be seen We haye
made eopious extracts, of highly interesting
,,.tr-ra
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

Y The editor Of the Charlotte BullstiA lsf.
PeteTsburg on Friday morning, 77tb inst. He
says: Business in PetersbaFg is almost en-
tirely suspended but We think very few have
left the city, except to 90 into the intrench.
menis. We ssw about as many ladies on Syca-
noIe street last Wednesday and Thursday IS
We ever did when tie stores were All opea and
Yankee fabrics BeTs exhibited in every window.
The veress vetsran could not listen 70 the rattle
Of musketTy and the booming Of cannon with
greater nonehalAncs than DO the citizens of Pc
tsrsbuIg Verify, lhe deniEsnS Of the Cceksde
city, male aad female, are brave people,"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

WHOSE FAULT Is IT IA soldier in the army
Of TsnnesseoAwritss Us, inqairiug why it Is that
50 many letters mailed By soldiers te their wives
aad relatives, and letters from home to the SOL
dars, 50 often fail to reach the parties addressed.
We knew of no reason Why It shauld be SO,
and urge upon tha powers that he TO investigate
tbs rsstter saa reform ths abuse
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

E T6e Nashville U=ioz, Of the 2lsi, says
A psriiOn Of ths prisoner. brought hare yester-
day, were seat for sard duiiag he day. The
remainder ars q1a1.sgsd a. the hiliiaTy Prissn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

OUR CAVALRY At WeRK-Ths Nashville
Usisn Of The 2lss sdzits the loss Of a tain near
'Rssaca. L says: We learn from gentleman
who left Big shRnty Friday night, thst there
was heavy firing on Sherman's right nesIly all
lsy. A considerable number Of wounded hsd
beaa broagbt ia. Tae tain on which he left
contained mAsy aud % Saturday norHing be
tween Kingston and Resses, q train in The rear,
similarly loaded, vas espsured BY the rebels and
bsTzt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

COLLECTION OF COEFEDERAEB WAR TAX
SUsPENDED.-Hon E. G. Csbssiss, tax eollec-
tor Tor Georgia for tbs csnfedersts war tax,
gives notice that Congress having, at the sss-
sicn lately closed, made some amendments to
thsaax act ef l7.h February, 1864, ell assess
msnts and collections must be susE-aded until
further instructions srs received. Il tax pay
srs have 67e dollar notes which they desire to
use in the payment Of their taxes, they can do
it, ard save themselves from less, by funding
them and using the certificates when the taxes
become due.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

CASUALTIES IE THE 5TH COMPANY WASH
uGTos ARTrLLERY--Ca2E c. d. sloeomb,
commanding the ) h company Washington sr-
tlllsEy, writes Us thstin the engagement Of the
22l inst. PeiFsts Christian Staub was danger
Ously wounded, and Corporal J. ". Scott and
Sergeant james GifFsn, slightly wounded. Mc-
bile paoers viii plsaee note.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

~ Tke LA6rAnge Reporter says that Gel.
Jsha q. Celq'aiit, OF the u, Arkansas regiment,
is nov in command OF LEleien P0lk's brigade.
Ia tie recent Rgbt At the iroBs this brigade ear
ried portion Of The enenys works, with small
loss to themselves. Cen. Polk is At present in
Newman, Ga. being disabled by severe wound
IA tba leo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

JOSEPH II AND HIS CoJRT-S q. Gosi sizsl
s. Co, psblishers, Mobile, Ala, hzvs forwarded
Us copy Of the second volume of the Histori-
cal Novel; Joseph II and HIS Court, By Mahl-
bach, translated by Ms. DsV. ChaudrOn, of
that cfsv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

E Brig Gen. Reynolds, "od GAuley, +"
having -partislly recovered from his wounds,
left fer ths font yestsrisy evening.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28
~.ERks0 BE@ a&E.v
Ho0, sr0a Patented
subsusaGe EOr AssPe Ra
Ba1Eng Cotton

c.vi4tess-ls pui f-l.lrlell t1s 9ase s7feaiy =
e,.sty ave Ssr ssa4, l-asE than lePe aaa gsi4 hoi
-. os,sa = AZ ---s q Blss = quickly a. rope.
g.is,sa as rs a. q ~ asss es1ss1isat PsSasse.
~, ,r.s.gorsataa the rs1silps saik ssas nasa issl
ghsn tast d E9Pe-
ssessg slazgz " hisz-s - wl19- siaefa tor shy
s.ss :, VI - lsla Is allll5 ~ las -4.sf llolna-
, - q. 8. IaCkSUslas,
~ -sD,i.. fr 3ssfa1Ca u slizsiiss spa, D. ", q
- ..,r l., l. "a. NA-l1- llllaf-,
., o. 6sofss's, AvtRlua
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

COLUMBUS PRICes AT an sucdon sale in
Columbus, en- the 25th, The f5Ilowirg prices
were obtained Tobacco, 81 per b > rice, Ale.
p 42c. per b.; salt, 49c. 10 SOS. per ID; enc
yesr Old hogs, $50 to $50; COW, $3.50; mules,
$500; KhiakT S3l per gallon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

- The Norshen journals report has SAINT.
Anna is 70 be ths field marshal Of the new My
lean empire.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

The New York Nstss Of iha Ist inss7rf pub
fishes letter frola Rsv. r. L Dasney, Prslssssr
in the Theological Seminary at Hamp,isn Sid
aey, (Va-) to 3 geutismsH IN Il York. Ffcm
It wa extract the following which ambodiss
sans Interesting info-mssioa as well as sona
truths, IS thoy have got before ihs poopIs Of the
North. HlsY Es Of some vslua:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28
NEW CONCERN.

IOH aBG : sn'l COM2ISSl0H HOHSe'
uu5s-s gasz hsYiny associated themselves a.
lcIs u--l-r ne ztFfa auo Ern Of
yI6Eg3seF, E[eeFs y Co.,
N7Al e51t- -nlo he aueticn sR5 Ca1riiaEl1 bUzusss
karei-flr3 cgalussoa by ~ 3 G rf5a, a. t1e
stand Nl. "a Broaa street, Aususis. "a They will
use .her 5ss. ezsr0Bs 10 give ssiafsaon to ali vha
may faVar ikssn slilh ther psir0aags 81 drea eeifEy
Eo1til = s1ars trcEa tce lu8Lc.
Ihsy ue.sr tby Psrn.isaIenJ 10 " B. Grfin, Bcssrs
i s. aAzEsy q Co, ~LuEcall. L Johsttgn, Gea
ss5ftfds % Robert & nay mayOE.of ths esy, and
% The 1lsi7ess EsR gelsfslg.
J. Z s}LLNER, Aucuonesr.
q. D. KEN,
fuz2 In = COLEMAN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28
BELL, MOORE 4 CO.,

fsLl 1sbolssaie asals-s 70 "a z-nzB u PsoDUoE,
Il zlsars.es -s-es-i a .-s'. p. a.
1,rIas stse8ll9a -1la ~ ssi t-aHl1 qt sgets. O.
ssri5sisa slll less ls--las l-le. NlUela 70
.jlIssaaiiy s4lieis. ana saAs,t-ai, iee 81 FE~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

The excessive heat is telling upon our own
ren and the enemy. SPECIAL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

DAVID L. CANPBE
tEOruerly Caplb.n & Bennsst,}
General Commission Merchant,
no. 55 Nslth Ws.eI Street,
Hs3n Mobile, Als-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

!. =. Z money
csfton
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

u2cnnes the name e.
d g-sasrsss = he III
- West TsaueF
~ mvIl =.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

-yEROY BREWEE--T. DUsGAE-- a. L. BoPPER
l.. B8E 50 8EE 81 90,
General Commission Merchants,
Nss. SAD IL 3. Lsuis S1sss,
iu6.Sn AsBils, Ala.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

VensEana brigade
reHnssses hEFing been
q sH,i soldiers Of lha
Z Esnrssssss, is ; saaA
: sTselt Con-es eesa,
lsf7 David Z. C1zIn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

Cad at Memphis is two hundred aad afy. No cotton
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-19

A SoRRowFuL PIcruRE-Every day
car loads, and sometimes whole trains,
leave here for the North, loaded with
refugee citizens, seeking land Of safety
and peace. If the tide continues our
country will be depopulated. We hope
some plan will be adopted by our State
and national authorities which will enable
our people to live at home, in the noun
tains they have made memorable and
glorious by their unainching patriotism
When the rebels, our inveterate enc.
mics. ruled this country with an iron rod
of consolidated military despotism. our
young and old men had to fee to the
North for safety from their mob and con-
scription laws; now that our friends oc
cupy this country, our women and chill.
dren are compelled to seek refuge in the
North from the lean, gaunt monster
starvation.-[ Chattanooga Gazette.
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AHERIFFrS SALE.

~ STAIR or iowa, LIE c6ENfY-sx
BY virtue Of general execution dir~tt iss.ied
~ fbc Clerk of the District Court o said county. IN
s,rge Q. Anderson To-, aud against 5ain zwaft n
zwart and john Mcdonald | have levied arsn aud
will eel % tbs hkhest bidder, vt the fcpt door u
the Clerks Once cf the psct Court Of Lee eounfy
a kdeAnk. IN sath county, the nth day ~ Nay,
l00l beeween tbs hours n O'clock A. H. ard ccsrb
2. ~. eomAenciAg q O'clock P. ~ Of aHd Ay. d. I'll
lpwins property, twtt: ~ feet INCHES ffunt - Main
.snxke41 fonmssscihx Il Jxiuf 80 fert ~ nnnsH T.
cCen<x of nj ~ III tek a. being eleven FEET ut % Of
~ ~ md ~ ~ ~ VI ~ IL ~ block II, IA tn ety
a Kaokuk LIZ seapty, Iowa extending even uifth
e1tuah ~ thr feer end u and lots ffve upon ths
$780, u efnf14 49, NrpesAn4 ~
- lsy3 ~ 2 = ~ y sr,~ fcssrs 70
Ts3aSE -. - IsaAm AnDqRsom,
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AHERlFFsS SALE

NJ srsfE or Iowa, LEE couNrr-ss
BY virtue Ut xrtusa execution directed issue
BY the Crk " the Dtrirf Court 81 aid county In favor
u GrinRel Jeukips. Aad against Samuel Knishtand
Daniel Nota~ have levied upon and will sell 10
the highest hlsE, # the ffuat door Of the Clerks Oce
Of the District Court ~ Ler CJnity lows. Keoknk IN
said county, the 18th day June A. D. 1854 bet zen
the hours Of o'clock A. N. and o'clock r. ", Gem
inencing q 0c3ck r. NJ day the following prop
erty wit Being part OF the south half ef the north
cnst quarter section f0nrteen oar township % nuth ~
range vert commencing The II sad
qayter sectenx snntnE thence north 50 rods thtnce
wtst ~ rods thence south rods thence east ~ rs
the plare of b<Enning twenty f2ul Ners~ in lee county
Iowa
TA<n teyiel nyos and be sold by order 81 court
satisfy sAd writ Of execution.
Kenknk, May IL 1884. IBRAkL ANDERS0N,-
Printers pee - oa1 sh~rtH 81 t4~% Co. -
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CHERlff's SALE.

~ SrAfK or Iowa. IFx Gc.--~s.
rs virtue a -Jcal execution to me directed Issued
by the Clerk Al the district Cert pf enid county IN .vcr
Of Vim. e. Graham and against Elijah ~ trases have
ivirl upon and viii sell "a the highest bidder nj The
trout door of the Clerks o.icc ii. the In Court "a Ice
county, Iowa. at hccknk in said comfy. the 2Is day
81 May. A. D. 1854. between the hauf> eciuek o. M
and geock D. eann,ensini - ccck p. M Of said
day. the following property, twit The rnffhwesf quar-
ter Of the southeast quarter Of the ncrihenst quarter Of
section twenty-five III in nsiil sxty-fyc 1851 m
range Evs t5s west. In Lee county. Iowa
Taken, levied UPON and to be sold by order court 10
satisfy said writ 81 execution -
Printers fee 81 3d. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Keekuk. AHrii n. 81 Sheriff n "a Joua
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THE GATE CITY
THURSDAY. NAY 10.
visit q Ms. Lincoln.


visit ~ Mfs. Lincoln.
"Perley," Of the Boston Jouroal, give
the following account of the visit Of Mrs
Lincoln's Southern sister:
Mrs. Lincoln has some half sisters who
have never been particularly intimate
with the branch of the family 10 which
she belongs, and when the rebellion broke
ont they took sides with the South. Oos
of them had sometimes visited them at
Springfield, and was considered . pleas
ant, agreeable girl. Some little time
since she appeared at the White House
on Saturday afternoon, sent in her card.
was received and spent the Sunday. A.
she was leaving on Monday she remarked
that "Martha' was at Baltimore and IA.
sired pass to 60 South. How she GOT
to Baltimore the President could NOT i'm.
ag7ne. but he said he would give her nra.
clseiy such pass as he gave any one
About two weeks subsequently, this
"MarthS" appeared at the White House
and sent in her card. Mrs. Lincoln ra
sponded that they could not receive her
She then sent in word that she desired
the promised pass. The President wrote
one 10 his usual way-precisely such an
one as is given to any lady-and sent II
out to her, and she drove away. The
next day she again appeared, sent her
card to Mr.. Lincoln, who returned ward
that she could not be admitted. She then
sent in note that the pass she had re.
eeived was not such an one as she wanted.
she wanted to take some goods South
Mr.. Lincoln turned over her note and
wrote upon the back that the pass was
precisely such as be gave to Others. and |
she could have nothing different. The |
next day she appeared IN his reception |
room with others, waiting to see the Pres
ident, but finding it out, Mr.. Lincoln
told his messenger not to admit her. The
next day she appeared again, the same
directions we're given, and she did not get
an audience. The next day she came
with Kentucky member of Congress who
told the President that she was in wait.
lag; thought it hard that she could mt
see him, &c. He intimated to the N. G.
that if she did not avail herself of the
pass without delay she would find it re-
voked. The next day she again appear
ed with another member of Congress. but
the President still refused to see her and
told the Congressman that he had heard
OF her talk where she was stopping, and
that If she continued it or staid around
here she would find herself in the Old
Capitol in less than twenty -four hours
She departed, and the President heard
nothing more from her until the news.
paper stories appeared
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-19

DAiNTS, OILS AND vARNISHES
4sssuBd and Dry Color Linseed lard. Carbon,
xAanArs, Eeatsfcot Cassof and Oiise 0tia; Copaia
and o0man Warn skes, &c For sale Il mAFket prizes
by g. B.. vOwEll = Co.,
raayA-d Isl NairstrUet
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CHERIFF'A SALE.

~ Starr or Iowa. LEE CersrY-ss.
By virtue Of general execution me irecte issued
by the Clerk " this tirt Court Of said coanty
81 James Hickey, and skuinst Mrs. II. W. aud Frank
Miles, hasD levied upon ard ill sell the Rert bid
der, at tbs Ont door Of the Clerk 0ce o the District
Court OF Lea Ipunty, Iowa. kcokuk said county,
the 18th day Of june A. p lSSs, between the hours u
O'Clock A. n. aud O'Clock Y. NJ, commencing ut 2oclo<
r. H. of aid day. the following property fo-wit: The
middle onethird 20 u lots four ~, i've 90 and IL ~,
in block hfy-fcnr la the city of keokuk Lee county,
Iowa being 3gfcef front Thiri street.
Taken levied npon and 70 be sold BY order Of gour 10
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keokak May IL, 1854 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Zee 81 00.I sheriff Of Lee O.. lowe.
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miscellaneous.

or mats, mace. N Oacn hes Ants. BED.
BUgss Maths IN k'uFs, WO0lem, sc, In.
secss ON Plants, EOSg II, Animals. &c.
Put In 25c &c. and 90 Boxes Bottles and Flasks
- and y sizes for HorEas, Public IssrrruT1oSs, kc
'Only infsllible remedies known.
Free from Poisons"
Not dangerous to the Human Family
Rats come ont Of their holes 70 de-
- Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
~ Sc.d by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere
81 II. BEwARRi III Of all worthless limitations
~ See that 'uosfAns" name Is on each Box BOTTLE,
and Flask, before you buy.
81 Address HENAkf a. COST An.
- PRlscIrAL Dsror Az Bn0ApwAI, n. n.
- Sold by BsyOWKEL Co.
WILkMS0N, DARII xTT Co.
-. .Whelesale and nseai1 Aeent, ksokuk, Iowe.
1nn19-akWosn I
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80. e1Arb o. Iowa, I'm CcuHTy-ss
nneugt - - dfrsctsa issued
s1SssS - phfSi<4 Cpd4 ~ said csunty, In fasur
z< - - M zAAnus exeeutos1 of tAs -
- 49, ~ - -. - slsfnss yuan PETER
49, 1870 Ainse G. a Sellbaen, and oehess
Mve ssssea uplm mo WHEEL - the hiehess biddes
- - nOnt door y ths 0erk'n oGIts y fhe Dastric;
en.:s q Ls sssnty, Ic~s, q Keeknk n nd ccussy,
- IT, lOth ~ ~ june A. Ds1904 between thr hour
q o'cIeck a. n "a 4s,cseek p NJ riasencip. -
o'clock r ~ u SID y - following properly q VII.
Let eight n block tsn (1Ql, In Kilboarnes addison to
the city Of keOknk- Ie+ county. Iowa l
1ak1ns lsve pon. AtA tc be Old b order court 10
tettsty sid writ ~ exscuA@. - -
keokuk, Mar 4 1S64- ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Fr1ntef's Fees " col shssiG a. Lee Co, Iowa
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CHERIFF's SALE.

Il sraTx or Iowa. LEE Co.'S.
~ the Clerk ~ the District Court ssd coansy In favor
~ William Edwards. and against Arthur waIcott have
levied uy,oH md will sell 20 the highest bidder Mt
the mont door Of the Clerks Office the Court u
Lee county, IS~a = kecknk. In d county uu the INST
dsy ri MAY A. D. 1864. between the hours o'clock A.
and 4oeiock r. ~, copniercing ~ o'clock p NJ. Of
Nd cay the following property, fe-wff. TWENTY
feet On Mondesu street. b. 40 fessdeep being q feet
fonf by 40 dcep On II the side u lot O. in block Sc
In the city u Keoknk, Lee evavts, iowa
Taken Levied Upon and 70 - sold by order Of court
satisfy said writ Or execution
Printers Fer ~ co. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Aeokuk, April n, a. sheriff 81 Lee Co.. Iowa
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COM ISSION AGENCY

The subscriber pays the highest price cash for all
KINDS OF Produce and will furnish goods (roeeries to or
der at Keoknk prices with addition OF
iRcidentals.
Adventures to Idaho will do eli to can p,r.
purchases. n TOW m
Pennington, Jan.26 a. Ann
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SHERIFFS SALE.

= STATE 80 Iowa, LEE CsUNfy-ss.
smtne ~ special execution to directed. Issued
~ Srn q TIE Mstit Gpnrt ~ said county, in favor
y Amn. Miller Ae1~r Reeves and G. VI. Perry, Exec
noss u the YIN r. l. Y Reeves deceased and against
Addeon A. nawns have levied upon and will se e the
neness l4d1ef ri the 1rsst door M the Clerks Office Of
The pft Court Of lee county. Iowa Eeoknk In .ssd
county, On the list .y Of May a n 1854. set~eenths
hegFs a o'clock Al ord oftck T. NJ, commencing
O'Clock r. NJ o. said day, ttts following prperfy
~: Lots ave 80 and 49, In block twelve 2 in the
addition q William H. Nillissas R~evrs Perry 10 the
city q keckak, Lee county. Iowa
aken Levied npoii ana I" be sold by order of Court
sAeassy s.id writ q execution sF +
neokn. Apr n, 1864. ISRAEL Anderson,
fnnsefs rec y % sheriff a Lev Co.. Iowa
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CHOICE LANDS AND LOTS Fon

~ SALE-Lots 9, 10, II and Il in block 81 with we'll
bmt spacious ocagon House OF sandstone brick stable
ssoodhouse, &c. lots and s block 81 with dwelling
house &cs lots l. 2 s. l. and with choice fruits of ali
nnds lots ), l. and 6, block lax lot block 1885, lot
In Williams Perry's Addition--Iots l. q 4567
ana Y block 1; lots IL and II block l9: lots G. ana
block ~ Also f2o acres rich farming Land with com
c.aole CABIN and stable, two miles west Of Montrose
with acres Of valuable orchard and good roron ~
meadow and growing timber; I39 extending south
Oh same to Plank Road, with frame dwelling house &c
snd some - acres OF young timber so Of land well
io'ed IN Monroe county, 5miies n. from Alba; also
~ acres q SheF land, ape mile ncrth of Hamilton Han
cock county, III.
Apply to Mm- II. Williams or Mrs. A. L. Williams cor
- - ereoisu enn fifgh streets, henkuk. ay4-du
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-19

Legal Notices.
ORIGIN AL NOTICE.

70 Thomas WckershAm, sarah wirksrsh.na IaSns~ Har-
rtscn, Pres, lloyd Black Mrssnyir Chit,rrsSsn Co.
John lafon, Csdy jones' Peek Ioe Garreiszs Bridge
Brother, 6ayord, Sun Co. and rrasnsan Robinson
10.
iou. and eaeh u yoa. hereby need that there l.
now file In the Once " the Clerk the District Court
q Lee county Iowa, NJ krokuk. petition of David II
Miller, claiming of yen, Thomas Wickershan, the SUM ~
Forty two hundred and m dollars with ten s cent
interest per nsobey due three Isruassofy
Dote~ SECURED by mortgage made ~ GA IL IN. aid
David Miller. dated january 9Th ls5 also claiming
against zach Of yon thu irrsrr u said gage
same being HI-,n the undivided third Of lots and
tife~ q and Lieck sixfs g. the city of Ke-
okuk- Lee county Iowa, for ti- purchase money; and
further asking for sale Of said prefisr aud general
Lief.
And unless yon appear and aid petition on, "
before Of the Second day the an IL said
Court. to commence at k+pkrk The ist Nosszy Of
September. A. b. 1864 default win e entered ~ ains
ye1 and Judgment rendered therean prayed ia liz said
petition. NOBLE Il sTROsG
april Attorneys for Plaintiff.