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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-17
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BY ThOmas.W. Knox, g .t
Especial War Correspondent of the New York
Herlald)
!. The most Thrilling, Interesting and Ercit-
ing Book Of Army Experience eoer puJiise.d d,
abounding in personal adventures, deeds of no.
ble daring, anecdotes, touching incidents, inge.
uious stra,agems life in camp and biyouac, &c.
More absorbing in interest, and replee with use
iul information than any work ever yet pub.
lished. O.
10 prospective settets upon the rich and fer
tile lands of the South now open to Northern en-
terprise, it is especially invaluable, giving full
reliable and practical information relative 10 the
management OF plantation and cotton culture, in.
dispensable to the success of the Northern emf.
granL p. .'..Hs '.. ....N
Returned and disabled officer and soldiers, and
enei getlc young men in want of profitable EN-.
poyment vii find this q rare chunce to make
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ioE proof oi the above send for circulars, and SEE
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l45 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati Ohio.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-07-15
FIR ihs j.-per Counsr.
A Proclamation.
Tsws " T"PfKs Exrcrrign Ms.-ics. ,
JuJ lin. 1865

TVS " T"PfKs ExFcrrfgn M.-fcs.
JUS llh. 1865
BY ,he Governor of Topeka, Proclamation
ciiizen- u Topeka! The war IL no~ -
40 end, md ycUr brethren sbo hsv been
eonienoing wih lhe foes II our country. are
returning ~ you notice with pain ,bsl
among ne wis of ciwi war, Il has a'snd
pncy - make those Who were engaged IL
y vrr, sleepy This i exempt i-d IN The
ca-e - one 81 cur fellow eitizeu- 40 weEl
lp bed (npt ts himself Lo~-gef) ~ soon
w hr 90 hpns. ana has brsn IL bed ever
-nce' (s''h lhe xcrViiun ~ mea ime).
" c"s'rld'ra'inn of Ihis row, therefore. |
NJ Adees. Grst'nur pf Topeka. 10 ursu-
auce N ~. sp'horny Invested ID me, hy
the con-''a'iyn ot roPeS-. 20 hereb pro-
claim
Tns', There shalt be r.i+irpg win esl
j' 'n sli 'i4r iand Iapfks. 'or " ~.-r \
"e'i. eed ihr ~ ucrfrr hss returned, (,D
ned,) 40 w shsi! make merry ior he rpsc,
ol us'e aud iA~niy usts
And there .hail br no loud noise In To
erka, 10 firing u guns, ~ blowing ol
numpets, ~ Drnling Of Gru ~ or cisshine
rsmhsis. and no loud ouicrys shsli be MADE
- al 4 Tipeks, TOR - ehiy-one rnys, inst il,s
soid'ers nay r 4 10 procs. And no oeil sh ~
ring. no COW shsii ba~l. w sheep shsi
hieas, ard rhvyp M III M doy bsrk "a al
ihr poari 4 pek lhr spare " t4en
~ os.. days; ~ behold IA- -cill~f prih
And shsre -tsil hs ~ visitors q inr Sgui,.
~hicg' - X. T'p.ts. aud be door oi lie litiI,
tack room wherein the solder he,h, shsl
~ nol open slli ne ,wsn,y-onr days ar.
u ma
I <. nerd thsiy~ dIs'rrb 90 bis slun ber
n.f 'hr -lunsbrfs ~ ~ ''sib," 0F The rpac,
W taenfy-pnr days. ~ | an lhy Governor
end 1 sm pfosr - anger, aud sparc no
thos- Whc trensgress ine i41.
Ii ~Hness whereof ss.e hereunio -
~ hand aud caused Inc great zeal .
Topeka y W affixed.
5 good ~ ny Gos-rnnr ~ Topeka
" BR, Al A Pfsysis Secretary.
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4 correspondent. wiring from Wsshipg-
ton City. 10 references to the morbid spps
tie q curiosity seekers 70 possess something
connected with the President ssssssiss,icn,
gisss This example:
One of ,hese curious visi sors entered the
.siocn sdioi'ing the thsster. where Booth
iosk his isst drink Of brandy. just before hs
murdered Mr.. Lincoln. The visitor inquir-
ed Of the bar keeper: "Hsvs you sbe ssne
bottle on hand out OF which Booth drank on
the night Of the ssssssinstionr' "Yss cir"
"And The came handy 10 itr" .Yes cir"
Let's have H." The visitor ,sssss the
brandy. makes wry face. snd coniiaues:
And ihs,'s the same brandy ,hst Booth
dfsnki' "Yes SIR" -Weii, l don's wonder
,bs, he silIee the President; driak Of that
brandy would mske man kill HE grand
moIher' And still tbs. same bar keeper
continues TO sell the came brandy, oos Of The
same bottle. 10 the same class Of curiosity
hunters, until At the present time. il hss
taken sbout three barrels Of The alcoholic
decoc,ion 10 replemish that unexhsustible
bottle
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- The following Indian veteran regi
nen's viii bs must cred out under the order
Of July So'h. directing General Logan 10
hsvs the Army o. the Tennessee mustered
OUT 2Osh. 22d, 23d. 25th. 2sth. 33d. 42d, 49, Il
90. and 5sth.
A telsCsm from Rslsigh 10 AdjaaD,
General Terrell announces that the l3b
end l40'h inf ntry, and the 9Th cavalry, will
b mustered out inm edistely.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-07-15

t"~uAn's - tsf't Meu tuouk"'f ehu ftfkr0
NY brain to The bss' Of iss cspscity. but !
admit that o. the time sll looked 20 me
gloomy and dsrk. knew hist in ,he North
anc West srd in The South TOO. there were
thousands o. mrn, ~hc. ~hen properly
reached, would rally q the Hsg We had in \
heTiiei
bessn here four yesrs ago. and have
chsnged but liilr. think now, a. thought
lhsn, that lbe scarce aud confoehce OF riv
ssrs and mountains bound us by law higher
ibsn our own. 10 sisni ss Que nation. .
Desye that BY past history and present in
lrress we are bound 70 live together in
peace and harmony. know that we can; !;
know that we will: but. II Il becomes
b. crssAry u resort % force. ief Us do II like
men. L.tus show al men that the supreme
lsa Of the isnd must obeyed. | wi-h thai
wr ~ could live in The Blue Grass Regions
~ K~oiucky IL'uah'er.l Bot We can
nus all i've there; but The heart OF Kentucky
y 5ig enough to take 10 the whole world.
| sm CAD there are other States where We
can live in the enjoyment Of plenty. ss well
ss here. There is Wisconsin and Michigan N
Pennsy iysnis, New York, and Tennessee,
Alsbsma snd Georeis. In fact lock in any
direction We msy. we see land favored BY
God, and We sre bound Ia usinisfn the
grv-rnment we have iaheritsd. We are
bound 10 maintain its discordant parts in
one common nsiionsl union.
-Four wears sgo We d'd not dream Of the
sruubies ah+sd. but they sFose and they are
suppressed; AID now pesce exists slI over
our land. and welcome back that peace, be
Cause il appeals 10 the hearts o: n en- and tbs
highest interests Of the nation. l love my
soders, end l love my feiIo@-offcers. but, q,
the same time, ! think that the interest o
s'he people snd country demand that iroub
les. where they srise. should be determine,
by the courts Of law, and not BY the swor.
or musket.
Il hope lhst the pesce that is now upon y
s.li Isst forever, and that il ever sm cslis'
upon 10 fight again. il msy be somebody out
side ct our country. Cheers Therefore,
~slrome back peuee 10 our country.
thank you. gentlemen. for this comm.
Together thank you tor tins manifestation
oi interest in me. end shall ever regar
Louisville A. one OF the brightest spots il
iuy memory Applause
lie retired rron, the crowd amid loud cheer
and returned 70 ,he residence Of Mr.. Osborn
where hs remained quietly until the clos
lui The day.
H 4 ui-hi splendid banquet YES give
ne General II fhe Masonic Temple. Tn
ia-se rom of ,he hsli presented gran
spectacle. -Four tables. each the length o
: ne hall. and each ireighted with ail the de
licsciss and good things the season an
land afforded. were Sc, out for the guests.
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After obieeting to the moving Of orchards
sn seeoun, Of the difiirully Of doing 90 IN
less the trees are trimmed higher than they
ought 10 be. and on account OF il being too
exhaus,ing 20 the soii, besides making il un-
comiortsbie gathering the fruit, Conaecsf
cut correspondent Of the Rural New Yorker
recommends Pas.uring orchards with sheep.
he says:
consider the best way TO treat an or.
chsrd after il has been ceeded 10 grass is 10
pasture il with sheep. They seem TO be
just fitied for the purpose. - they remove
very little from the soil that 10 not returned.
they es, What spplss drop early becsuss Of
worms. together with the pests themselves.
snd keep the grass down short, making il
good picking up the fruit know BY my
own experiance aud the testimony Of OBJ
serving practical men. ihss trees wiIl thrive
and besr large crops Of fruit. almost free
rom knots and worms, when sheep ere a.
loved 70 vun smo1g them until the fruit
begins 10 ripen-whle other orchards that
have been moved will make only a smsll
growth, aud produce only second Or third
rate fruit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-07-15

We note g q gtsat favorable i1,ure Tor
me cou ntry, the sireams Of emrrs,ion rom
abrosd- 1hs arrivals st New York for III,
= ssl six weeks have been at The rate nt over
iifv.hve hundred week; and the dow o.
prsssnt % ereatsr.hsn 4 tu. The best iu-
formed authorities eatima,e al unequalled
emigsstion from Europe in the coming
months ofihs year. II The aggregate d the
year b bu, 500 900 IL will, on the basi. Of
old specie estimate of the average value d
ssch smgrsnt (Slboo,) be equal 10 an an
nusl addition OF $3.50 100000 70 The indus
sfis " wsal,h Of the county. The sversg,
snouns of money (epecie) brought by ,h'
smisrsnu this ysS has been sixty dollars !
head; % that the six thousand smierants o
che currsn, week alone add 10 our store o
specie $4,000
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A Terrible Tornado IL Wisconsin.

The age q vlroqus, Wisconsin, ~s-
ampst destroyed by fierce tornado on the
2sh u Junc. A correspondent says:
The tornado came directly from the West.
ard was distinctly observed 81 : distance OF
three mles. but within the ispse OF three
minutes il wss upon Us. end the destruction q
II caused i- beyond description. There ~ss
nothing lett in its wake but rocks aud very
low shrubbery. Not building 0: any kind
not even the foundation was spared. Nc
portions Of household goods or personal
pr pcrIy of sny kind. 20 the amount Of one
cent 10 the dollar can ever be recovered
Horsss. cattle and hogs were killed sne
maliia'ed. and many ~ere blown entirely
away. The destruction Of human life wsi
terrible
The average width Of the tornado was
quarter Of mile. and passed through sh'
south part Of the village; and the numbe
killed il elk. wounded fourteen.
Most o. The wounded have limbs brokeI
and there are hopes Of the recovery Of all o
them bot four.
A school house. mile east Of the village
was blown s~sy. and eight children kiIIe
Instantly. aud fse more died last night IN
this morning. M.nv were killed and wound
ID wsss oi 'he village. but the nsmes Q
number ] have not YET learned. The pol
sion of The country over which il psssed i
complete waste. and il will be impossibI
70 repair the fences 10 save the crops.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-07-15

0TThe impression Of some people that
because the war is over We are living ia
Tree country is IN error Of which they can
not loo soon cure themselves. II wss the
misfortune Of Mr. Ford, ths proprietor OF
,hesfre IN Wsshington, ,hst the President Of
the United States was murdered in his house.
Ford.s business was Of course borken up and
he himself cast into PRISON co. possible &C.
|complice OF the sssins. Subsequenily he
wss released, there not being even the shsd-
ow Of : suspicion cast upon him By any Of
he witnesses Last event ne-nesriy shree
months after the murder Mr. Ford adver.
ltised that he would resume bic busissss !,
which We believe 10 in Washington Lawful !
one. Bu, 10. Just - the sctors were getting
ready 70 appear upon the stage, Mr.. Secre-
Iisry stanton Issues and order prohibiting she
opening Of the establishment! Had Mr..
Lincoln been murdered in the Hall Of the
House, ss Mr.. Percivsl wss murdered In the
loby Of the House OF Commons, we presume
The redoubtsble Secretary would have issued
his ukase prohibiting the further use oi the
capital bull ding for Iesssssive purposes.
New Albany Ledger.
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From the vincennes Western sun.
IldepeLd i,e Day.
A h.iI our snniyrssry day.
Tie epoch Of our Liberty.
Let every patriot hesfr to-day
Unite in one grand jnbilse!
I.els take rr;fofps ciive we.
u dsys that lYng Ia ve pssss' away;
I.,rs bring 70 mind III good aud True.
Whose memories sh a'i meier decay
Our nobi. srer: lrcs iron ori:
True, brave. snd honrsl, every one.
IL yra.~, 10 wa-. in. very hrsr'.
First wss our GUd..ike NAsEiaGruk.
sean DER The ge.u'd me fought and y 90,
From L-Y.ngson loki0~n's height;
Isow yai,anl -Irucs esen pairio, rcn,
For g u. tor Llleny aud isigA'
Anisl -s- wt!..io Inc I, dd,r- .euce
Spresd her white wIngs Yer glvri's baud
.And Pl-ny', grateful. s'ssd .ne'tasc.
Wss lasi.n, q "a eLr Nanon'r lana.
A ~! last Faie tl,els. g'fm the asy
.us, ylrid.d - uisa-.tln. srt;
I'nai ire frbeiI,on's crUei s~ ay
Shousa STRIDE ihs gvry sleed u Mafs.
i,u,sll j. posl. s"uld - could throw
Lssnr sprii o. hlstop' page.
Boout ehrh ~crneot blood and wp
Jo., wrought upou Columbia ; siss
Du II The eSron dearly UJueat
tYei 'ecnnng ~rh il cruri Shnarss),
a Iunrs sin, IL good ss4s wron.n'.
l,msy os ~eslOs beedlng hesrs.
w ouia that vur s,sius ,'rr mi.hl DC
Like swaMs upon sO.ne placid luke.
A broihers. We should e,ef sgree,
For Code snd our hercsil.s's suke.
LIZ our hearts IN jubilee
From ssey. hlll. and fragrant bowsrs :
Thanking our G oil. that Faie's decree,
The Fourth " July ye, ours!
w. : GAFFNEy,
wasHiseros. isD, July, ls76.
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Vile
IFrum liis Lnnisvsl Dsm0car " Iul. 3
ra- -'ram~r DATED Sissrs. WIN Msj N
Gtu.rai ~ N sherman ana stall. sfraeo
here irra Cinslnnaii Il 80 early hour yts
issdAy. Tar as~S n I'll srrl, n -oresd lA-i
hroueh ne cty. and ere long there we're y
,nrEs aomh-r ~ people c.Hgf~an'ed on NJ
wharf y catch r.lrPsr W hr uan ~ ~sr.'
A y~ir'. brigEav. cgAprs-d u ,he lih
Iuss l3 y iaAs asd 10Th l,~a. 80 uncer
N, command o Drisadlrr Gsnessl Hirkeu-
psp.r, mossc do@n 70 ths boa, shout Z
o'c.ock, aud iorned two ilnss along shs
iesee.
Mayor Tompprrt. accompanied BY com
miltee. "a carrlages. next usBde their appear
auce. and presented the gallant chieIiaiu
The hossiaiiii NJ The city, winch be mod
'eslly accepted. The procession moved %
Fifth street 10 Walnut, and up Wslnu, to
the sresidencs 81 Dir Osborne, where The
General was made guest. lie had been ln
The house bu, short time, ana the process.
sion disbanded, when he was called upon by
the crowd tor speech.
tie made his appearance. and stated that
hc was IL rhs hsnds of the committee and
vrnid take peasure N accommodating
thsm with speech st ,he Cour'-hou~e at ]
o'clock The General rode slong the street
with bare head and returned The salute d
every body who bowed % spoke 10 him
Hr Old no, seem 70 slight even the iiiils
ragged news boy, nor ne priynle soldIei
hp approached him with pleassnt coun
lllenance, hir bat 10 one hsnd and he hear
in The other. Quite . number " lsdies cal
lied upon the General dnrlrg The doy. al 0
HON he seemed pleased 20 see
The welcoming speech q, the Cour-hous
,Iwss m-de BY Hen JAMES GUTRRIE, 4
(which General SHERMAs respon5rd.
!. GEsrLEMEs-I reccgniz- the fac, tha
here 10 Louisville frst / be1sn TIE csree
which has bruugni me- back h.re sgain :
Four years ego all Was con usivn here, ~
40 msn knew where his nrighbw, -ioy
snd hardy knew whether be was Union
, man o. rebel himself icheers.l csm
'lhsr@ q stranger. and. ss my friend M Ga'h
lris hss sid, toll u love and srdor for 'hs
iGovsrpmsn. wo had inherited, and the flag
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THE "DEsiRABLE" PEw.-A pew 10
Congregational meeting house 10 thss d.
verti-ed for sale ia the Amherst (Mssa.)
Express:
A pew 10 ihs meeting house Of the 6rst
parish in Amherst The man that owns the
pew owns the right Of spsce just o long
ss the pew y, from the bottom Of the meet.
ing house 10 the top Or roof. and be can g
ss much higher . he can GET. II usa
will buy my pew and sis 10 Il on Sundays.
sad repen, and be good man. he will g 70
heaven. and ny Pew is - good place %
start from - any pew 10 the nessing-heuss.
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10 General sherman gave council %
the returning soldiers whom he addressed
., Chicsgo last week. II wish" be ssid.
"shss every one of you may 60 home g
farm. o. the old employment yos bed before
the va, end live 10 pssee ssd fraternity
with your neiehbors."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-07-15

The kirl who resolves 10 Soy No. I'm sure,
Will be doomed By such conduct - die N
old maid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-28

The question is often asked, whether q
man can maintain himself on the salary
he gets as President of the United States,
$4,000; whether he can keep up the
"style" inseparable from such position
and necessary to the proper conduct Of
affairs at the White House on that sum,
Some peple think the Presidency iucra-
tive Office, and others firmly believe that
a man can't save dollar of what he re.
ceives during his term of Office in the Ex.
ecutive Mansion. Those of the latter
way of thinking are mistaken. It is very
true that it costs a great deal OF money to
pay servants and TO keep the White
House furnished and repaired bu, not q
dollar Of all this comes out OF the Presi-
dents pocket. The incidental expenses
OF the Presidential domicile, such as for
servants, fuel, light, stabling, gardening,
furniture, de-, are all paid out Of the pub.
lie treasury direct. Even the. vegetables
consumed at the While House are paid
for IN this way. being raised in the White
House garden, which is cultivated at the
expense of the general public.
Ar. Llncoln's expenses are simply what
it'oosts for his beef and tea and sugar.
added to his tailor's bill and the millinery
and dressmsker's account Of Mrs. Abe
which latter is said to be large, though I
don't zee that it's anybody's particalar
bssiness Ntbther it be large or SMALL
Father Ake1ham is too virtuous 10 INDULGE
n Congressional dinner parties. He
knows very well that, should he invite
The menbess Of the present Congress 70 !
party Is his house, he would have to see
kalf ~ them safely home next morning.
~ - pisefJ shs1ains from thronine sny
tsnptaiioa 10 their way. Mrs.. Lineols
~ eives ons party since she became
~ eot1 ~ her heepitality ~ ri.
-. 81 - Woa'teive any more. IT,
- T. De1t - Which she pnblfs
ss1I:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-28

A New York Ifnse sosrssposdsst,
writing from ~ ssoil district q Penn
sylssaia, tht5 1ssssibss ~ opsatisn 81
boring wells:
Il may Be Of interest 70 the readers Of
the Times q bsiedy describe the method
Of sinking and working 81 wells. The
plan for sinking wells = present in vogue
. to efeot : four sided derrick, aboat for
" ieot high, over Tie site Of the proposed
veil A posdsrous iron drill i suspend.
cd By ! rope and pully from the top Of
the derrick, and connected with the
awslkipg beam" Of the engine. By con-
stansly repeated blows the drill potnds iss
way down through the rock, the pounded
rock and water being removed in the con-
dition Of slime BY the sand-pump, : cop
per tube, with valve It the lower end,
Which is let down into the hole OCCASION
ally when the drill is lifted out.
The depth Of the hole varies with the
location; the dip of the strata being south
ward, the most productive oil-bearine
rock is generally deeper toward the Al.
. leeheny. A "show of oiP' lie usually found
ekin the frst and second strata Of sandstone
at depth varying on Oil Greek from 46t
: to 700 feet. The hole being finished. i
+ is "tubed with iron pipe, when, if it il
, q flowing we'll, the gas and oil comes Z
: the surface without further trouble; some
a times, as in the case of the "Coquette,
| coming up with such force as 10 make
b difficult at first to save the oil. If the q
n does not Aow, jointed wooden sucke
. rod, with pump-box attached. is putdow
e and the well pumped.
.; A new plan Of boring is in prpgfess :
., the Gillette Company's we'll, near the o.
,e Buckeye well, OIL he creek. The drill
,, thin tabe, the end of which 10 get with
:. species OF diamond. The drill il connec
3, ed With machinery which causes il revolt
81 with great velocity, cutting out the rot
At ia core, which is removed in pieces
10 clamps Leo down in the hole. Fifteen di
ID monds are used in the drill, costing $50
le By the process the patentee expects
1T put down well 500 feet in from ten
,e twenty days. Should il be successful,
l. will not only greatly facilitate the sinkil
IN Of wells. bat will settle many DISPUTE
le questions 10 relation TO arrangement
ct strata and nature of the rock, the sol
h. core affording information that cannot
9, obtained from the pounded rock.
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SheriHs Sales.
GHERIFFS SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa, Ike Couyry--ss.
BY virtue Of special execution directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Conrt said county
OF j. Elgar Thompson, and against j. X. Hornish land
also decree against Caroline HorDish and others
levied upon and will sell TO tho highest bidder the
front door of the Clerks Office of the District court
of Lee county, Iowa. at keokuk, In said county, the
3oth day Of January D. 1865 between the hours Of
p. NJ Of said day, the following property towit Lots
one two u and three in block sxty-fye 1851 In
the city of Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa
Taken levied upon and TO be sold by order Of court
satisfy said writ of execution.
keoknk, Dec. 81, 1864. ERAEL ANDERSON,
riater's Fee g co. Sheriff of Lee county, Iowa
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

NJ SrArE or Iowa. LEE CouxsY-%s.
BY virtue of special execution directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county
Of I. IL Allyn and against j. p. Hetnsh and p T. Lc
max, have levied upon and wilt sell to the highest
bidder, at the front door Of the Clerks Once Of the
trict Court Of lee county, Iowa. n keokuk said
~, the 3oth day OF January A. D. 1865 between the
hours of o'clock A. M and o'clock r. NJ. commencing
at O'clock p. d. Of said day. the following property
owt: The haf OF ist eight ISL nine fg ten
eleven III and twelve El and the whole Of lot seven
all In block ninety-nine 1881 in the city Of Kcokuk
Lee county Iowa
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order Court
satisfy said writ ofexecution.
Keokuk. Dec. 81. '64. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Fee 81 Co Sheriff Lee Co.. Iowa