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, 1864-07-22

Mrs. Partngton says she can't understand
these here market reports. She can understand
how cheese can be quite lively, and pork ac-
tive and feathers drooping-that is, if it is rain
ing but how whisky can be steady or hops
quiet, or spirits dull, she can't see; neither how
lard can be firm in warm weather, nor iron set
tied, nor potatoes depressed, nor -four rising,
unless there has been yeast put into it-and
sometimes it would not rise then.
, 1864-07-22

DR. JIM, A. NJ. Nj. D., PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon-Graduate of the Imperial Medical In.
stitute of China, and formerly resident Surgeon OF
the Imperial Hospital for men, women and children
in the City of Canton, China. The public may rest
assured that of disease and sickness committed
to his professional care whether in town or at dis
tance in the country shall receive his unremittng
attention with every advantage that his skill and ex
perience can afford. He returns his thanks to the
citizens of the city and the county of Wala Waa for
their former very liberal patronage. Office on Main
street, opposite Captain Jacks Empire Restaurant.
Office hours from A. N. to II and from P. NJ. to
6 NJ.
The best Family Medicines always on hand. Give
me a call and try my medicines; then you can speak
for yourselves. TJunel7, 1868. 27m3
, 1864-07-22

cubic foot of pure gold, is stated to weigh
1909 pounds, and in ordinary times, with gold
at par, would be worth about $3.50, 600 A Gu
654 pounds. A cubic foot Of cork weighs Is
pounds; of water, e23 pounds; Of air, triAe
over three fortieths of pound
, 1864-07-22

A precocious youth, student in an academy,
not having the fear of secesh before him, and
instigated by the spirit Of truth, being asked in
his geography what they raised in South Caro-
lima, replied "They used to raise niggers and
cotton, but now they are raising the devil"
, 1864-07-22

THE Albany Knickerbocker says that there is
one man in Poughkeepsie who has been rather
unfortunate lately, having been drafted, married.
and burnt out. He might have recovered from
the draft and burn, but the marriage settled
him.
, 1864-07-22
DENTISTRY.
nR. FIR. KOEHLER, MECHANICAL AND

NR r.. FIR. KOEHLER, MECHANICAL AND
~ SURGICAL DEN FIST.
Office one door below Wells, Fargo q Co.'S Express
Office, Walla Walla,
Respectfully states the citizens of Walla Wala and
vicinity that he has permanently located here and is
prepared to do work and perform all operations be-
longing to his profesron in the most scientific and
skillful manner.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH, Gold, Silver Yulcanite
Plate Plain or continuous gum-from one to full
sets.
Difficult Dental operations particularly solicited.
Special attention paid to the treatment of chill
dren's teeth. Consultation free
Office hours at all times day and night
july s, 1864. 5Oy
, 1864-07-22


PUNCTUATION PUzzLE.--rhe following para
graph, extracted from the Portland Transcripts
is a capital illustration of the importance Of
punctuation. There two ways of pointing
it, one of which makes the individual in ques-
tion monster of wickedness, while the other
converts him into a model Christian. Let our
readers exercise their ingenuity on the problem
and see whether they discover its two.fold
solution:
''IIe is an old experienced man in vice and
wickedness he is never found opposing the works
of iniquity he takes delight in the downfall of
the neighborhood he never reioices in the pros
penty of any of his fellow creatures he is always
ready to assist in destroying the peace of soci-
ETY. he takes no pleasure in serving the lord lie
is uncommonly dilligent in sowing discord
among his friends and acquantances lie takesno
pride in laboring to promote the cause of Chris
hanity he has not been negligent In endeayor-
ing to stigmatize all public teachers he makes
no exertion to subdue his evil passions he strives
hard to build up Satan's kingdom he lends no
aid to support the gospel among the heather he
contributes largely to the evil adversary be pays
no attention to good advice he gives great heed
to the devil he will never go to Heaven he must
90 where he will receive the just recompense Of
Reward,
, 1864-07-22
THE DEATH OF THE RIGHTEOUS

He sets
As sets the morning star which goes not down,
Behind the darkened west, nor hides ubscured
Among the tempe,ts of the sky but mets
Into the light of heaven even as a child
Whom neither thought disturbs nor care encumbers
Tired with long play, at close of summers day,
Lies down and slumbers.
, 1864-07-22

NoTEs AND QUERIES. is ioy2 The
honey of existence really beneficial and agree
able when partaken of in moderation, but highly
injurious when used to excess.
What is contentment? The philosophy of
life, and the principal ingredient in the cup of
happiness a commodity that is underyalued in
consequence of the very low price it can be OBJ
tanned for.
What is happiness? butterfly, that roves
from flower to flower in the vast garden of ex-
istence, and which is eagerly pursued by the
multitude; in the vain hope of winning the
prize; yet it continually eludes their grasp.
What is ambition? A fierce and uncontrolla-
bic steed that bears its rider onward in the
high road to preferment but it ofttimes throws
him such a fall that he rarely ever RECEIVERS.
What is crime A wretched vagabond, tray-
cling from place to place in a fruitless endeavor
to escape from justice who is constantly engaged
in hot pursuit. A foe to virtue and happiness
though at times the companion of poor inno-
cence, which is too often made to suffer for the
guilty.
Whatis justice? A pair of scales, in which
the actions of mankind are often weghed the
true weighed being sometimes brought up by
power and wealth, while others that are incor-
rect are substituted.
What is idleness a public mint, where va
rious kinds of mischief is coined and extensively
circulated among the most despicable of the hui
man race,
What is fear? A frightful and dangerous
substance TO the really guilty, but vain and
harmless shadow to the conscientiously honest
and upright
What is fortune? A caprcious dame, who
often rejects those who are most anxious to So
licit her favors whilst others more unworthy,
are the recipients Of her bounties without their
solicitation.
What is fashion? A. beautiful envelope for
mortality, presenting glittering and polished
exterior, the appearance OF which gives no GER
tain indication of the real value Of what is con-
tained therein.
What is wit? A sparkling beverage, that is
highly exhilerating and agreeable when taken
at the expense of others but when used at our
own cost, it becomes bitter and unpleasant.
What is thought? A fountain from which
flows all good and evil intentions a mental
fluid electrical in the force and rapidity of its
movements, silently flowing unseen within its
own secret avenues yet it is the controlling
power of all animated matter, and the chief
handspring of all our actions.
What is knowedge2 A key that unravels all
mysteries, and which unlocks the entrance, and
discovers new unseen and untrodden paths in
the hitherto unexplored fields of science and lit
erature.
, 1864-07-22
SUNSET.

At shut of day they sat and talked.
In their old house by the sea
The weatherbeaten Solomon,
And his good wife Marsalie
C The sun looks like ship" he said,
That is nearly come to land
That slanting beam like plank pushed out,
To take on board some hand"
And when, at length, the gold backed clouds
Crouched in the dark, from view,
He said 80 1t will be a stormy night,
May the good ship weather through"
AT last the old wife, Marsalie.
Could hear no answer ing word
The old ship was gone, the plank hauled, in
And Solomon was aboard
, 1864-07-22

BULwER thinks mans nature is shown by
the way he shakes hands; that he may have the
manner of a Chesterfield, and smile verv sweet.
ly, but yet may chill OF steel your heart against
him the moment he shakes hands with YOU
But there is, he says, a cordial clasp which
shows warmth of impulse, unhesitating truth,
and even power Of character clasp which re-
calls the classic trust in the "faith of the right
hand"
, 1864-07-22

MEN are sometimes tried by juries, but much
oftener by injuries.
, 1864-07-22

farmer likes cold water at the proper sea-
son; but an early frost goes against bis grain.
, 1864-07-22
MRS SEAMAN
Sowing. Embroidery. BIaiding and stampin
H. II. BLACK. c. II.
BLACK & MACK,
Editors and Proprietors.

y 17@7 Z 10 T ~ = -
Office and Labratory No. 10, Alder street, between
Front and First.
DERSONS FAVORING THEM WITH THEIR
patronage may rely upon their best endeavors
to promote the interests of their patients.
Portland, Dec II, 1868 52tf
, 1864-07-22
INVOCATION.

Come sunlight of the summer days,
Come budding time and bloom,
Come years like sweet successive Mays,
From out the Futures womb.
Come beams of everlasting love,
With faces of the fair
Come friendships hand without the glove
That false pretenders wear.
Come cheerful sights and soothing sounds.
In concord ever grand;
Come flowers TO beautify the mounds
That sink to level land.
Come angel visitors of dreams,
To gladden. and to bless;
Come truth in VOWS by mOonlit streams,
Come lasting happiness.
, 1864-07-22

A VARIETY OF CoMFoRTs-Cold Comfort-Ice
in August.
Double Comfort-To pay a note with borrowed
money.
Editorial Comfort-Pay in advance
Domestic Comfort-A pleasant wife, good na-
tured children, and warm puddings
Sunday Confort-To listen to a long sermon
upon man 9 iniquities, without hearing a voice
of which you are guilty
, 1864-07-22

LEAVING HoME.-There is hardly time in the
life of youth which seems to gather together so
many tokens of mothers affection and care as
when he is leaving the roof that has sheltered
him from infancy, and going forth to prepare
for. or enter upon, the duties and scenes of life.
That trunk, which no one. but mother can ar
range and pack, is filled with the work of her
own hands; work which she has done while he
was perhaps, asleep, or at play; on which her
tears have fallen as she anticipated the moment
of separations and over which her prayers have
often been silently offered for blessings on her
child. Piece after piece is carefully put away.
while the children look on and talk cheerfully
of the morrow, and know not the anxiety and
care that is passing in the mothers heart. Ali
is at length arranged, and on the last layer is
placed Bible, on the fly leaf of which is writ
ten the mothers earnest wish, that her child
may take that blessed volume as his guide
through life. And when he is far away, amid
scenes that are strange and new, if there is one
motive next to the desire to obey Cod that
should, above all others, induce him to abstain
from evil, and to act wisely and virtuously, il
should be the wish to please his mother, and to
repay her kindness and care. Nothing will so
surely do this as the Knowledge that her son re-
members her instructions, obeys her Commands.
even while absent, and is growing up in wisdom
and virtue,
, 1864-07-22
NUMBER 32-
A Woman,s solicitude.

In train on the New York & Erie Railway. 8
few days since sat smart yankee woman, with
a dashing new silk gown, and a new bonnet Sci
jadntiIy on her head: and beside her, looking
out of the window and every now and then
thrusting out his head, sat a man with somewhat
foreign air and manner. The women watched
him with every appearance of interest, and at
last said to him:
"Do you see that hand bill there, telling YOU
not to put your arms and head out of the car
Window"
The man made no reply, save to fix upon the
speaker pair Of pale, watery, blue eyes; and
presently out went his head again, and half of
his body from the car window.
'Do you understand English ~ asked the
woman.
"Yawl" was the reply
"Then why don't you keep your head out ofthe
window ~
There was no reply of any kind to this appeal,
At length he put out his head third time inst
as the cars were passing long wooden bridge!
The lady started back, and once more exclaimed:
''Do you understand English ~
''Yaw-yawr
''Then why don't you keep your head out Of
the window Want to get killed 2
No response And fourth time he narrowly
escaped 'collusion" with some passing object.
The woman could "stand it" no longer. g Fh1j
don't you keep gour head out of the qciadoao pr.
The next thingyou know your head will be
smashed into jelly, and your brains will be all
over my new silk dress-that is ifyou We got ami
and don't much believe you have p
We had all mistaken the object of the woman s
solicitude; which at first seemed to be a tender
regard for the safety of her passenger; but when
the true motive "leaked out coupled with so
equivocal a compliment to his intelligence, a
laugh was heard in the car that fairly drowned
the roaring of the wheels.
, 1864-07-22
City Hotel

Having rented and thoroughly re-fitted the
above Hotel will open it on Monday. the I'd day of
May upon the strict Prepayment System, at the
following
, 1864-07-22

NRUSHED, New Orleans, San Francisco, Cossi-
1 ! pore and China Sugars, at
KOHLHAUFF 8 GUICHARD's,
, 1864-07-22

TIE less writer knows of subject the uo-e
ink be uses in telling of it.
, 1864-07-22

An elderly lady who came out from Ohio o
short time since, and is staying at the What
Cheer House, Sacsanento, desires Information
OF the wheresbo1tS of hsr gopF FL T-ts.o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15
CHERIFFS SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa, LIE CorSry--sz
BY virtue Of special execution TO directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county in favor
Of Henry r. Dickinson and against James l. Estes land
also decree against Amanda Estes and others therein
named) hare levied upon and will sell the highest
bidder at the front door Of the Clerks Oce Of the Dis
trie Court Of Lee County. Iowa. At Keokak said
IT, on the eth day Of February A. D. 1884, between the
hours OF O'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p NJ commencing
at O'Clock r. NJ u said day. the following property TO-
wit Lots "a ard twelve in Block one az Reds'
Addition to the City Of Keokuk Lee county. Iowa. or 50
much ~ may be necessary.
Taken levied upon and to sold by order Of COURT to
satisfy said writ Of xecution,
Keokuk Jan. ~ 1894 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
psin1srs ~ q 60j aAssi3 of La q, tswl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15
EHERIFF'S SALE.

- ~feTE or IUws. LEE C0CNTv-ss.
BY virtue Of special execution directed issued
by the Clerk o the District Court Of said county
oi Henry Taylor and against VIM TURNER and also
decree against as ". johnson and others therein named
have levied upon and will sell 10 the highest bidder the
front oor Of the Clerk Office Of the District Court Of Lee
County Iowa III heoknk IN said county the 9Th day
Of February A. D. ls64 between the hours Of o'clock A.
VI. and clock I. NJ commencing at O'Clock p VI. OF
said day. the following property tow Lots No. nne and
to- IN Block No niaatsegl tesi in the city Of keo-
Taken levied upon and 10 he sold by order Of court 10
satisfy said writ Of execution
keokuk Jan. -. 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Zee & ~. Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ Sfsrx ~ Iowa LFx corf-r-ss.
lis virtue ~ special execution asrsctti issasi
by the Clerk II tlfe tF8et Cent ~ aid caauf
Thomas A4d against 1harBss HnA.-4 ri Fcra
L. v EaFa aud also decree egsInst August {tern srd
others therein .1ij hsse levied upon anil win se
the highest iaier the front door II the Clerks Office
q liz District Court II Lee eoaRfy Iowa ksaknk. ia
said county. the = @@y II February A n 1S5 be-
tween the hutHrS af y ooieck A. Nj. md uritck 4.
commencing atiek T. " g sad day, the Following
property t1gt Thirty 1901 feet fronting effaasi
street u .ixty sta4 feet defth Lat NJ. ,wekc - Ia
bi ihrtyiEt 1881 IN fc Itty uf he1kuk. la county,
Iowa. heing fhn thirty - fri Of the front fd
feet deep II said -. mEcA may b. neeeFSEE
Taken- ieTiel upn and H. he d by oTier u 9sirt %
sati.fy ssia SE5i II s-AeeUtseas.
ksfssuk Jan. - 1885 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers fee s. - shar5a o; L. DO Ic-a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15
CHERRIES SALE.

~ STATE oP Iowa, LEE CnrSrY-ss
BY virtue Of special execution TO directed issued
by the Clerk Of the district Court Of said county favor
of Thomas Davis and against Calvin Coats. IL B. Hnman
w. +. Cowles, T. r. Ford d. W. Ford tand also decree
against g. buckingham and Others therein named have
levied upon will sell 10 the highest bidder the front
door Of the Clerks Office Of the district Court u Ice
~. Iowa. at keokuk, in said comfy, the 9TH day
February A. ID 1854 between the hours 81 o'clock A. NJ
and o'clock p. H. commencing RI o'clock r. NJ of said
dry, the following property. tnwi Lot ol In Hin
Cowiss subdivision Il the southwest quarter
ton twentysesen "a Township sixtyve 1861 north, O,
Range five 5 west containing ten acres in Lee county
Iowa. much may b. Necessary.
Taken levied upen and to be sold by order Of court
salty said writ Of execution
keokuk Jan -. 1854 ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printers Re- s. 80 Sheriff Of Ice Co., Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15
CHERlFFs SALE.

NJ sr4rEoF Iowa. LEE Co.'S.
by virtue VI special execution directed, issued
By the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county, in favor
Of Abusr Reeves, and against Gerge W Lemon and & O.
Burbridge AID others, have levied upon and will cell
the highest bidder at the front door 81 the Clerks Office
of the District Court Of Ire connty, Iowa at Kokuk in
said county the 5t day II March, A b. 1864 between
the hours u ocie~k ~ ard O'Clock =. conmen-
to-wit: Lots seven a. eight s nine ~ ten no. eleven
I'LL twelve IL in block eighteen Is and al Of block
twguty-eigh - except lots four u i've and six s
escing fraction 81 Burks innd and including fractional
Of Nineteenth and Concert streets, iots 1o eleven
III and twelve L. in block enty-nine ~ all in
county Iowa
Taken levied upon and to he sold by order Of court 10
satisfy said writ q execution
Printers Fee 81 5a.3 ISRAEL ANDERSON.
keokuk. Jan -. e. Sheriff Of Lee Co Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15
GHERIFFS SALE.

NJ sfsfE CT lows. I.xg cseS-4-ys
By Virtue - special execution e. directed ssassl
by the Clerk u the District Court II 4 esi;s ia asr
a Thomas Davis and seaInt H. r Brigham aa ss.aA d.
cree inst Noah isnn and others Therein naYn4 have
levied upon sifd Will sell tn. highest t.r a, the
froui door Clerks Ostcs vi the District srrs N l
County, iess al heasuk, IN said county e the Z m Ia,
81 February A. d. 1894, between the hours clock
VI. and o clock 7. NJ commencing at oSfrk 4. NJ a
said day, the following property One acre az
square shape in the soneast r wYst-hsif o
the southwest quarter OF s.ton thirty ihf.. f IL
Township slxfys GO north Of Range t54 vest Ii L..
County. Iowa. much may be i.ers~arY.
Taken levied upoa and to be sold By ord. u caurt e
satisfy s.aii writ II execution.
keokuk, Jan - 1861. 1SRAEi. ANDERSON
Printers Fee s. - sheriff of la % Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15
CHERRIES SALE.

NJ stare or Iowa. Lxg CoryrY--ss.
By virtue Of special execution TO me directed ssade
by the Clerk tie District Court ofsad county in favor
OF Thomas Davis and against Sanford Haine W Cowles
cree against Levi Wood and others therein name hay
levied upon and will sch 70 the highest bidder at the font
door Of the eerk once 81 the District Court Of
IT, Iowa. IT keokuk, in said county, on the 9Th day ot
February A. D. 1864 between the hours VI oeleck NJ
and o'clock NJ, commencing al o'clock T. NJ Of said
day, the following property, towt: Lot No. seven az in
Hnan cowies subdivision Of the Southwest quarter
Of Section twenty Township sixty 1851 north
Of Range Ave 90 west ia Lee county, Iowa. much
may be necessary.
Taken levied npon. and to be sold By order ofcouri
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, jan - 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
lxnt9's Iss q -. eAaa9 Il - O., lava
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STARR gF fgms. LEL CuVSrT-ss.
By virtue Of srsl execution 70 arefH4 i<suel
~ te clerk # the Btris Ct II ss county, in favor
# Hton Bank 81 MARI land and against Hagh III. Reid
faI at-a Te AGAINST Aihest els ard oseI Therein
n@tel have lasiea Eief sni will sell 10 tt highest
qes, 81 the srstn d~r 81 the tleTkr efce af khs bs
fier teTf ~ Lee county. Iowa st hecknk. IN stii
~ "a the = II ay u February. a. D. ls+ tetaeva the
hours Of clerk A. NJ snd ueIock y. NJ, e5,ne ncnc
at lek n b. VI SAID aaN. tile feowing property
Wit Northwest quarter II Scti"n fourteen IA
south quarter OF Section teen fS all 10 Township
sixfssefen 90 north Of Range seven a wet, fifh the
Improvement Thereon. IN fs-- county Iowa.
1aken- ies-i Upon, and TO be said by order Of Court
satisfy said writ If execution.
keokak. Jan. y! 1854 IsRAEi ANDERSON.
Printers kve - %. Sheriff Of IAe to, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15
CHERRIES SALE.

~ ST,rs Iowa, LEE Co.'S.
BY virtue of special execution directed issued
by the Clerk of the District CoHrt Of d county ia
OF Rix. Hale Co., and against Horace Washbnine and
L. ID. Spurgeon, have levied upon and will sels the
highest bidder at the front door of the Clerks office
the District Court Of Les county Iowa. heakuk IN said
county, the 9th day Of March, A. D. s65 between the
o'clock NJ Of said day. the following property tOi
The northwest quarter Of section nine III aud the south
quarter Of section four In township -iAt.sfx te6
north OF range six 10 west, in Lee county Iowa
Taken leyied upon and be sold by order OF court te
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Printers Fee 81 so ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk, JAN %, Cd Sheriff Of Lee Co Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15
SHERIfFS SALE.

~ @4ATG OF ipHA. iaEE G9.--ss.
by virtue ID a special execution IL directed, issued
ix tine Clerk 81 the District Iqrs gv9lAsx in tav Or
II o. G. Hale and banis hennt-3y Executor " Nn HEN
NEEDY. decreased Xiv art4 X. Hart, land also d
Ana " Harts have laFiei uI-aa and will sell the
highest hider al the iront deer o the Clerks Office Of
the District trtt q Lee county Iowa. heukuk ID said
county the 9Th day II March 4. h. 1ss4 The
hours a celork NJ and O'clock commencing ct
aeloSk A. u SAID aE the following property oait
The nfty ~ lot twelve fi2 Ia fl tentvsix
- in the city u keokuk Lee county. Iowa being nifty
feet On johnson stfeet by nifty ieet Second street.
square shape, beginning az the of Second and
Jehuson streets ~ said lot twelve LIS thence my feet
along Second street tow ards til. alley sid bIoc thence
fifty fvrt at right angie Second towards Third
street. scts lot twelve i2 teI,ce CITY feet aiunx
ns line II nts IL RnA l. to JohsoR street. thence fifty
eet along johnson street 30 seIa place
ginning. with the improvements thereon.
Taken levied upon, and to be sold by order 81 court to
satisfy said writ II execution
Printers Fee :. 50 ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk, Jan. - 81. Sheriff Of Lee &C., Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE OF Iowa. LEK CorSrr-ss
BY virtue Of special execution to directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court said county n favor
Of Charles kavrner and against J. n. Horr- fana also
decree sin.t Bethany : Hue and others therein name
have levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder Ut
the 'front.' door Of the Clerks Office Of the ustrie, Court
Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk. Ia sid county,
ON the 9Th day of February A. d. 1854 between III 9
hours Of clock A. NJ and o'clock p NJ commencing
al O'clock p VI. ~ said day, the following prvefty To-
wit The Southeast quarter Of lection eighteen tis) in
Township siytysix t66 north Of Range ls west IL Lee
county. Iowa. or so much as may he necessary.
Taken levied npon and be sold by order II court 10
satisfy said writ II execution
heokuk, Jan. -. 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Pee s. SOL Sheriff II Lee Co Iowa