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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18
Gov. Andy JOhnsOn's Great
Speech.

We publish thia week in the HER
AID one of the greatest speeches
made since the war, by Andy John.
son, Union candidate for Vice Presi-
dent
The old Jackson democrats of the
country, nearly every one of which
supports this war for the Union as
well as vote the Union ticket, the
copperhead leaders being nearly all
rcnegades from whiggery, will want
to read Andy Johnson's great speech.
Andy Johnson was a great Union
boy and hurrahed for Jackson, in H.
80, when some OF the rebel states at
tempted to follow Calhoun out Of the
union, and when Jackson issued his
famous Proclamation against treason.
But the Eullifeps were then down on
Jackson's proclamation, and called it
tyrranical and unconstitutional, just
what they say to Lincoln's procla-
nation, AndyJohnson carries about
with him and reads one Of Jackson's
letters, showing up the rebels of
that Jay; the letter is in Jackson's
own handwriting q copy of whichis
given in the sp> Oh. The copper.
heads will not read Jackson's letter
nor Johnson's speech, never having
supported Jackson. They prefer Blu.
s!lanan's speeches, Fillmores letters
he lilfe-these men having been
I'D fedeFRlists who sprung from tory
families OF revolutionary times, along
with the Pierces and Seymours for
Z IT known that most of the old tory
i .milies of rs are tories still in 81,
IS they will be till cleansed in the
foods Of poverty, and their races re-
generated by q resurrection; for God
I lows no traitor, or son or grand
son of traitor, to become loyal by
II mere change of heart without the
v ASKING of regeneration. The change
ilnst be affected through human deg
rsbdation and Q new start in life after
il long, dreary season of poverty and
pbseurity, The descendants of tories
have already spei t two generations
III poverty and obscurity, save in
few cases Of seed, as Buchanan, Fill
moro, Pierce, Seymour, Calhoun, &c.
We will find these seions and grand
srions Of old tories all over the coun-
try operating rs copperhead leaders.
kiod wills to SO move then. hearts in
the work of treason, as that by such
lard fare generations unborn may be
brought to light and be saved. We
say it is hard for nations to be so
conceived in sin and brought forth in
sorrow, but then such were ever the
ways Of the infinite God, Treason
being the highest crime in heaven or
earth, the penalties are dearest for
the soul to bear. Behold the copper
heads face for picture of selfish
ness, hatred, despair, treachery and
al the monstrous passions, God de-
signed that face % 3 true witness of
family ooppesheadism, as imagined by
old Jackson, and described by Andy
johnson. In times of peace that face
is devoted to grinding 20 per cent.
interest out of the Isboring poor-in
war times to copperhead .treason--in
suzRp harvest to cod envy
and inv ayers fer calamities and
ehinch bugs to deyour the crops.
Andy Johnson's speech is good for
the soul His democracy never was
questioned except by traitors. Read
II, young men, sons Of oopperhead in
nllned fathers, that you may escape
the future judgement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18
A Striking Parallel.

Abraham Lincoln demands and receive. hi. INV IN
gold gold certificates while the soldiers OF Ma armies
have to take their pay in -coppsrheSd po
pers
This is false, Of course, and was 90
pronounced by Hon. L. K, Chitten.
den, late Register of the United
States Treausry. But if the Father
of his Country was not exempt from
like libels can Father Abraham ex.
pect to be? History shows that
President Washington was equally
the object of the malignant attacks
of the press. Says Judge Marshall.
His Westinghouse military and
political character was attacked with
equal violence, and it was averred
that he was totally destitute of merit.
either as a soldier or a statesman,
He was charged with having violated
the Constitution in negotiating a
treaty without the previous advice Of
the Senate, and that he had embraced
within the treaty subjects belonging
exclusively to the Legislature, for
which an impeachment was publicly
suggested. Nay more, it ,cas asserted
that ne i.c,d dra,on from the treasury, for
has pirate use, more thea the Saiary
ANNEXED to has once -MarshaHs
Washington,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18
MA The Montgomery (Ala.0 Al

sA- The Montgomery (Ala.) Ap-
peal confesses that there is an uneasy
feeling prevailing in the popula-
mind, engendered by the belief that
there is an under current prevailing
in the South in favor of reconstruc
ton. 1t says: This subject is talk
ed of in private circles, and discussed
in public assemblies, but there arc
few who have the temerity to avow
themselves in favor of this method
of closing the war. Some sort of a
reconstruction is spoken of by some,
and another sort by others, and it is
evident that no concentration Of
ideas on the subject can be had, Such
being tho fact, the consequences of
such discussion can result only in
evil.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18

great fancy ignored with che grace
of q Chesterfield and dash of Sheri-
dan. fancy Is dead, but the Higher
Law and the Constitution live
both strengthened, neither weaken
ed by his departure. God be praised
for sending monsters, else saviour
were never wanted
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18
The PREsIDENTIAL ELEcy1oY-A

The PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTIeN-A
STRIKING FACT.-The coming Presi-
Dental election will develope this
striking fact, that Notwithstanding
the Rebellion has been under way
for over three years, an election will
be held for President of the United
States in November next, in every
one of the Rebel States. If there
shall he exception it will be Texas
The Soldiers of Ohio, Iowa, Pennsyl,
vania and other States will vote in
in the heart of Georgia, in Tennessee,
in Alabama, in Mississippi, in Arkan-
sas and in Louisiana; and the sol
diers of Pennsylvania, New York,
Connecticut, New Hampshire, and
and perhaps others will vote in {rir-
ginia, the Carolinas, Florida and
Louisiana. Besides the military elect
ion is TO be held in Tennessee reg,
ular election is to be held in the State
under the State laws. Thus there
will be balloting for President of
the United States in 1864 in every
one of the States from which the Sc
cessionists confidently believed they
had expelled that time-honored fran.
chise 1861. In at least three instan-
ces these elections will be held in the
reconquered capitals of Reoel States
Little Rock, Nashville and Baton
Rouge and it is not improbable that
by the 8th day of November the bal
lot boxes may be opened in Milledge-
vile also, and even in Richmond it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18

The Union majority in Ohio on the
home vote is about 80, 900. The sol
diers' vote viii probably increase it to
5000. Seventeen Union Congress-
men elected.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 17

Prisoners say Wheeler's whole
command, comprising Martins, Rod
dy's and Jones cavalry, aggregating
from 5000 to 10000, are all in the
country between Chattanooga and
Dalton The rebels entered Aria
Wednesday morning and took the
only troops there, eolcred regiment,
by surprise. The rebels Immediate
ly thereafter moved upon Dalton
On Friday considerable alarm exist
ed at Chattanooga and every able
bodied man was put to work on the
Notifications.
At last advices Gen. fitzpatrick
with his cavalry was at Dalton, No
apprehensions Is felt for Chattanoo-
ga or Nashville. Sherman has over
one hundred days rations at Atlanta.
Knoxville has abundance of provis-.
ions to stand six months. The Gov
eminent storehauses are full of pro-
visions, and there are large sup
plies besides on the ground, covered
with tarpaulins. Milroy is at Tulla-
homa, and Schofeld is at Chattanoo-
ga.
A private dispatch from reliable
source says ON Saturday evening
Hoods array was between Dalton
and Lafayette, making for the latter
place, with Slttman pressing him
closely. Prominent mon say Hoods
last move places him exactly in the
position desired by Sherman.
s~-The Londen Times says the
fall Of Atlanta and Mobile insure
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18

n1~ At the Mcclellan meeting ID
Philadelphia, Saturday hight, one of
the transparencies represented tho
grave of the Union" The President
and Cabinet were represented riding
in hearse, drawn by jaokasses with
buman faces representing General
Grant, General Sherman, and other
Union commanders. General Grant
was represented as saying, pull
for the side that pays best Such is
the honor our heroes get from the
Peace Democrats.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18

Appalling Casualty IN Quebec.

QUEBEc, Thursday, Oct 1a.-Bc-
tween five and six o'clock this even
ing part of the rock in Champlsin
street, below the Citadel, fell and de-
Stroyed three houses, and the inmates
persisted. The houses Of MessrS,
Hayden and Mr.. Battle were COM
pletely destroyed; also one occupied
by Jas. Lesner, ship carpenter The
street is filed now with sympathiz.
ing crowd, and everything is being
done to rescue the living and recover
the dead.
San Francisco, Oct. H.
The Union party of Nevada have
nominated Blaisdell for Governor,
and Messrs. Beatty, BrasnaD and
Lewis for Supreme Judges
The Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany state, in their annual report,
that they have 81 miles Of railroad
and telegraph in operation, and their
average monthly receipts since June
have been over $4,000, and their ex-
penses $4,000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18

syThe Londen Times says the
fall of Atlanta and Mobile insure
the election Of Lincoln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-01
war ana Arny r.se..

~ 90 f0Ho AZ II sIoo0oa agft =
"Onluce the dorgs of war'-but mus
zle the darn krit,ers; if you DOM, some.
body with g't hurt. .,s.,
"a war ov~x,es minsshun -ti,is Esxe
belongs noslsy u the Kummssara de.
psrtment.
advance Card Is ! r.rd tn
hav 70 bay in our armse to keep our tel.
'rrs from pisehiag in su the ersma fruae.
verbs. 80
4'Rere GsEd''-shis isa gard TIA h,v
tn kesp our fsllers. when Cha are ar.
roan'ed, from pitchin' in ID the enema
hsck wards. 81 Z
"AiI quiet on the Potermuck this
shows ~nat periec, subjecklpn our fsllars
AZ under. ssss
"a successful rade'-cuttipp. onhI
turnpike in the enema lines. and brinr-.
ing 10 blild mule and 3 aiggers u
board. ~
Preserved Korps'--this take t.
means our ophisers Who die 1t tsvetu
s'.nas, aud are stuffed and cent koule u
berry. - ;
'.Baee ov suppiies' Unkle S.mule's
IpscketrLu 81 II
'i'ickist"-thess are surplus ohsps.
sio are cent oar TO berry turbaker a,id
TO see If the klssed rebbles have eot ssrs
pass.
"An A.uistices-this il eiviot ibe
enema u chances tn git licked instead oy
u0e.
a.
:Ailil4sa Ssntex%e"--ir,is 70 red.se
: svsmp by tsschmg The 6ilyoas isvsr
uut ov IL.
''Lite Hos c.valsy' -pistsd s.. s. Who
ride che HOSES % drink when tia iii
hin. a o.
''lsecraitiu' Ophisers''- ara /.
-ii,idaals Who are cent in ID III r..sff
q STREETS, on a.furiosg, 'toIrkkssisa4thsu,s
sells.
81 Armee R4shsas' '-bast p.y, .sd pre-
serve beef.
Quu,sring % Tho enema = -.tki, f..vsl
!. dsipnked, bekase il i conl,srt ] z
Hsxte ass sess *, ssss s, - (.
.sWr Hoops jist sbs ~, did,
far boz d.; No injuas used d M,
sheas.s ~ ii i IS :sss.
: Cdtts Marshall vb4rS III d q =
nisaenesaots oct - - sphiser, Is Nm
~ y pTpass. ~ ., I
Parallel ines them thss us,sr ~
sse: 4, RI 4 z ],
sse ~ ~ :. NH: l1}7 8
- N6sk% - 49, 3h11E &
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-01


CAPTURE IF DUBUQUE RTBRLs.-Mf
Charles 5 Jones, sou Vi ex Senator Jone-
OF this city, was taken prl-oner with The
rebel brigade captured BY Gen Bu,lvr d,
Diury's Bluff, On the 7.h sn2s He was
Assistant AdJutsni General on Gen B. X.
J 1hnson's stsff Ia letter received b.,
his father yesterday, dated 1t Old Pvin,
Comfort. he says that "this ear will BE-
setied within the next three months.,
He is now al Fl. Monroe. He SAYS he
Is A'ndl, treated by our !, Ulcers. II his
prediction 10 fulfilled, he has prubabi,
made his last attempt to destroy IL. GOV
ernnent to which tie owes as much A II,
Other man in the COUNTRY.
JUNE" Hemlstcad, son of the Judge.
waS p'ured uear SPOTS. lsania C H.
he Was Captain. lie il now II III. Del.
aware. = Dub. Times.
These young captive rebels are the sops
OF ex-senator jones and * Goyeno,
Hampstead. of Dubuque, aud they bu,
carry into action the sentiments which
their fathers utter and propagate BY word,
o. safe d'ssan,e from the peril. Of BAT.
tie. 1880
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-01

~ :,
. sse htee - q sscuFs ibe k5uls
u exchakTS no rebel pris6ness sow
!. lad a Inhnaon.a lAlsaa A1ks
osisoneri arc nephsWs of The gsatIenan
s.lk.ax {Seseq quest, snd also q Z d,ss'n
..a,shsd nisisaa ri Q1Gsnif ishl!I..e
sho has served Ais coUnssy il TIE ~ |;
az C4binSt, md sih4 halls df 1tGsesuuA;.'
n~Asss bsAaI6 40 request - - Psr'
IL ydd itios, these geptlsr4ssl 80! |! sp-
5,hea Bor letter to The sonmAses4 -
JuhtIson's ls.sud. which 1duh epabie one
E 3, &, them 10 vi@;t thess pris0sssss How
Ne Governor responded 70 his fsqst
,,ll BE- den ID shs following lsttsr. Tor
,hioh ~ viii no dsaht Fa0aivs ths Sh4shs
+ more thsn one of our brave men Who
hsye ELI ths hsrsoss q ) Libby prsoa:
Stars Or oHlss Exxcurlvs lSs'P7,
CoIuxsue. MAY s, 1864. -,
STA: ! have yonr favor Of the 10Th
last Al prisoners Of VA, civil and mil
,,sary. ore under the sole charge Of Col
Wm. H tfman, Uomnliss4ry Genera Of
u ispnere, Washington City. ca1uol
interfere vith them il I would, and l
,snnos give an order 70 see or lcommtni.
ate with them, without bis geFnhiou:
[ sm elsd il is 90. Some four weeks Iag.S
NV IL Baltimore the arrival Of / vgsel
loaded vith "ar prisoners fren Belle ls'e,
who, in The very refinement OF barbarian,
had been reduced BY starvas'on fo mere
,kelstsus, for no other puvpsss than 70
lsncspaciate them for further services il
/ .As Union armies. Over one third 81
| ttese men were too far gone TO BE- reeuss
| ,.i,ssed. aud died within forty eight hours
liter their arrival While | would nol
eialiste On rebel prisoners byprac,iains
like means, confess. General, ! have
very little Aympsthy With or desire 10
parole OF release from confinement, men
~ho have been upholdiog Iebe llion that
aas de,uyed the land vi 4 sebrrow Asd
olcod. and whose LEADERS have fesorssd u
cru lily ard bsrbarism in the treatment 81
prisoners moro iuisrnal than ever pssc.
uced By savayes The higher the rank
and social position Of mes, the les are
they entitled 10 y mpathy. They sinaed
against Iigh. and knowledge. Thersfsre,
/ nm glad their fate is not in my kesg
ing, leAs under such provocasion shosld
aos be oyer mercifal. return the lsise'
US requested.
| Very respectfully,
Josr BaouoH. j.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-01


B'BLE nGANrs WANrkp. -Hsveral
faishiai christian men may iind oeassap,
emplcymen. as County Bible Agents d
Ccipcrseurs, 10 this State, 1t fair wa0ps,
~ applying PERSONAL, or BY letter to rhs
sDaefs'gaed, stat'Og their age and ecsie.i.
ass'c relashs'e, snd giving one or mote
references AZ 10 their qualifications IN ..,t
w''tt. Letters viii br promptly answered
ard All .. crssvty iniormstion given Is 10
The aatnte of the wotk.
P%pers 'hrcus nout The State, friendly
b. HE circulation Of The Sacred VSiuais
..,r'sng the masse-, viii confer AYR BIZ
iLstlLiug this NJ ~. Ahtiss IL III
Rev. D. =. Jeszs, -
Ay't Of the a -. t,.o,s s,s,sty, !.
Gfanhell, Iewn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-01

Il VIII be seen that only Eve States,
and those the very lsryest, have highs.
number than tosa. while no other North
western States save Illinois has sent mest
than Two thirds as many Is lows. Mich
iean, with 100 ,OOJ more Inhabitants than
our Ssafe. sends 4.6D veterans to the
army; Wisconsin. with .lUl 600 mort
than@we.s sends 4 .Oi3 setssans; Masss-
chusetts. with .93l 900 inhabitan.s
seads 5.e9l; while lows, with a popua.
ton 10 1860 Of only b7i 945, sesds s,z
Thousand Eve bundled shd twenty nine
In proportion to population, our State
sweeps the honnrs. mos excepting even
illinois Gloriou-ly done, young lows!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-01

e@ Mrs. Ichabod Wing. who rece ntly
died of nropsy at East Wei mouth, ,hsd
been tapped ninety five times since jane
1853. The Htai amount Of water from
hera all OF these operations wns 2 36S
quarts or l8l barrels, weighing 4, 1856
pounds E,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-01

RS The laboring classes Of the STATE
of New York have on deposit il the ssv-
ing banks. bearing interest, over ninety
thee millions u dollars, equivalent 10
,nore then twenty four dollars per head,
on an average Of the whole population,
and about s.lo on m average for each
deposition. a. .E.sa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-01

49, The. lamented General Wadswortn
gave u.teranee TO the following sentiment
on slavery, ins private letter, just before
bis death. 1t is worthy Of being remem-
bered
81 have come to the conclusion that We
never can have a tue peace until slavery
isu''e'iy abolished. Any settlement shori
OF HAT will only be xn armisIice. II will
be severe ordeal to pass through, but
We lad better meet il msn:usiy than 10
leave it cankering sore for cur child
ren."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-01

The Church and she sunday Sch aei.
r At the recent session of the Geners]
Assembly of the New School Presb, teri.
an, Church. the following resolutions we've
adop'+d by unanimous vote:
|. Thas the pastor and elders Of evess
church ought 10 supervise and direct il
oil organizations for the religious educa.
thu Of the young. ssIAs1 a0f.s
That in such education the Scrip
lures should be the gr. At tex, book. The
catechism should be taught. and he con
version of children should be sought.
B. That the second sera,en every Ssb
bath should be especially adapted to The
young.
4 That the Sabbath Schools be report
ed IN the annual table OF statistics.
D. That the permanent committee oi
the Assembly be appointed to take charge
Of ibis erea' Interest, and report whatever
may quicken and stimulate the Church
IN It's outy efirsining The young accord.
ing to The Word Ut God,
d That all pastors be recommended te
preach 90 the relations Of bapsxed child
zen to the Church.
That it is exceedingly desirable tba,
me entire congregation, old and yoo . z,
be permanent, connected with the Sab
bath School, either as scholars or ..
tea~hets. >
The Permanent Committee on Sabbath
n ~ !.
Schoois consists of Rev. DIR. Patterson
Rrv Q. Humphrey, c. Oliver and H. Lee
ESQ. with hestouarfers a. rb;nnco
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-01
EuK sALE-ClIEAP.-Dr. Hiok.

offers his beautiful residence two nues from town
t5r sale II eunzasts u built ~ii nishe
frame outage Witt TIN rSdhis, cellar, txo eirtas cod
barn, thirty 81 hand stok lond grape Asbox tSx
varieties grapes hsrdaed apple ess pecb pear
pnfi clefr3 sPrarot rectarinv siberian crab several
varieties currnht nAspocrry gooseefry, strawberry
The hind fs~4 fenced ami In high stats " cpltivar
tim. len shxss AID ten 10
ing extrxfasls welt saaa Il
nus property viii he solA for $500 cash which ii shs
present. premium specie Is about onethisu csst n
NOT sold ~ mr. nrf Of June the pric- viii " avAneetor
the property withdrawn nom market. Enquire 81
lnAyle II b. fKN-HYux &
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-01

wElL DosE.ioWA.f ~ - "a
The following is an Official statemestss
the au,sbss If gsele1A6sl fs.eDlistA =,
three years from the several States, ~.
ported ~ April 18Th:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-01
sAaksspeare and science.

Once, when Mr. Blackstone was per-
forming Lear" Il Drary Lase. wi'h Ar,
Paul Bedford in the part of ''E gar. " on
a,s delivery. in his ususlly imprsssivs
style. II that ,nblime passage:
.sF1rst let me talk With this philosopher -
what y the cause Of thuuler,v 2
A prococioas l.s,Ie girl. sged nine, tbs
daughter Of Mrs. Csammer Head. ex-
claimed 10 her mother, loud enough to bs
heard sll over the house I'D Arrest mann
ma, | exn tell. It is the vibrA alton of ID Z
PARTICLES Of the atm ,sphere ocsasioued b )
ehe instantaneous transition of the electric
& aid"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-01

LUk SALr 100 acres OF land, lti7
Il nnder fence and s. Of timber with god
il<;ae tsuiuax containing reh4e, sod other euf
buildings Ihls well waf-r.s. las l6U AptI&
trees, enerry piunt. aid other frt together With
cfilanseitas AMI nher impfps that make
Carthage hzsroek tu, nuis. aid can u bought for
"a PER acre Fer furth intofmafipb enaae 81 John
AcAeten On the piAeenor 10 H. H. IEN-EYck.
( mxyil Real Esfate Agt- keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-01

LrTS fna1SIIMNn 4 Es-7- Nj Hae4ln<1 fln0G 4
- - b 1SSlr1s1 - = - SSS<S3% N
x8%&SX - 49, Z<V "a - ii
HJmo tuooso9sGn t8mnanl r Mn1 YnRk.
-. s. :. = e:ss s.a1W y4Ix 81 p .x<e,.A
2 49, = =. Z 49, u - Srss1
GAM Au4911s U5~ey9U1s l@$ aST4
fn-sl1>.A rs.. 9sS-.---.~ ~. ~eN.s4 VA n
80 ssssu ~ s9s1.soCS -. ~ pS-1
AE$MA GAEz Ex1y II - ~ 80 $50
~-ss. V:.n 49, .u,...s ~. - ~ WI
!, ..ssAa s!2sa Il -.
NOEtn AmeftCen r1te tnG 20, 0p ~. Ia
CASH MEIo. o1ooyo00t
49, - f1aks1 F>asrv = k.ze ~ z -
= - - ssse 49, 49, NU.sU % uAkuOfu
goSns N htan3 f.sfS sIiflaz 81. ii HIarAfnya
$780, fiirn inAil3 wv so6. I. ~ al
sA,. - Y. ..-.. -
g. ~ ~ ~ - -
- - + : -. - ~ 49,
eesSses = -. - = ~ ~ ~ ecDe4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-01

l4e,k StLE-95 acres land, 10 acrrs
timber, dtnsbs-Ios h6a,se aud Dog harm q sores zoe
IN grain, all uiiaf fre. weil wstsfs viii Euu ~
other tssesis isc@txd inilss Of Cxuton y ian Nm
county Iowa This dd viii be sosd la SO per axse
ard ute good Eaquifs of H. ,. rkx-kYLk,
msyu Read htkfe Al.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02

where "imPrcxenenss Of any hind, which were made
by for the Indians, for government purposes"
upon any Of thess Lands. DE proposal must
tain Offer for the land and also for said improve
ments In no instance viii proposal be entertained
where this reqirement is not complied with.
Sd. In . bid IS accepted. the party making the
same viii be sos6ed thereafter practicable.
IT, within thirty davs from the date of such notice, the
party shall fail 70 make paynsns ~ the Secretary of
The Interior, the land for which such bid made
will again be subject 70 sale 10 any oshe< person.
These lands comprise what are known as the Trust
Lands of the Sacs and Foxes of Missouri. and will be
sold under the provisions Of the second article Of the
of the United States and the Saes and Foxes of
Missouri and the Iowa tribe Of Indians, concluded
March 6, 1861.
Proper evidence of the title will be issued and trans
mitted after pavuens the same can DC pre-
pared The right 70 reject any oil bids is expressly
reserved.
After the awards made and the bidders have
complied withe above mentioned terms of SALE the
mander of the land If there Be, viii again be Of
fered and SO continue until all the disposed
of.
WILLIAM p. DOLE,
Coaa44issso,ser q h.a.a 4Fas-s.
WASHINGTON, D. C., J.aA~~y0, 1854.