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COLUMBIA AND LUNA LANDI7HS G
IleaYeh on avery MONDAY ats PM
REGULAR VKGF1aEUE G ANN

-Gss i, Bends Bends. Paeks-Tha s;, swift and mag
EG11i!ara, John W Caron master viii
positively leave ns above, for Columbia and Luna Landing
Argyle Landing Greenyille, Deer Creek Landing, Wo
hington Carolina La"dine Lake Warrington skRwi,hhe
Bond, Vcesbug, Warrenton Grand tIn!f Joseph Roda
Waterproof, Nnclez, Red River Landing, Bayou Sara BIZ
ROUGE aud all intermediate landings For freight pass Ge
apply On board -r,,r,r,--,, =, ,,,,u,--,, Z, thi
sos 4 I tfSo1 NJ AGENT lnt
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STEAMBOAlTS.
Steamer Grand Erhl
Cant, Hen Il, Eouns

;, THE SPLENDID LIGHTNING EXPRESS
PACKET, L IN =
Grand Era,
will make weekly trips to sHREvEPo OPT, lea II
LEANS w
EVERY MONDAY, at 5 O'Clock P. /
And SHREVEPORT
EVERY FRIDAY, at 10 o'clock A.
passing down by Grand Ecore, Alexandria and No
ing, on
SATURDAY, IN DAYLIGHT. q
ERA No. 8 will connect With Grapd Era at ST
llpoints ebove the Raft, as high up Us FULT
Eeekly trips, leaving FULTON
EVERY MONDAY.
ERA No. G win connect with Grand Era at shr
JEFFERSON AND THE LAKES.
ERA No. and ERA no. I will connect for all
per BED River
22 ABOVE WHITE OAK SHOALS.
EsS-A plan Of the cabin of Grand Era can ba 4
rooms secured for any trip, application by Lett
Or personally st the office of the Company. [
sel4 If @. L. EUUSS & BRO
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#
nyeAt u meeting Of ~
held this day, n dividend OF fott
payable to the Stockholders, or y
after THURSDAY, the 10Th JaI
ia1 lot nv
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ScEiooEeEgs

- LA L1bU ANo.
BAYOU SARA AND TIE COAST.
NEW ORLEANS
80 $50 : And 80 80
BAYOU SARA MAIL LINE COMPANY,
For Bayou, Sara ANA the Coast,
ibE'lhl Leaves Nav ;i::1, Capt " B. BaFaco'
EVERY NHbakEb HGENING ct at s osssE
EVERY uosD zS"H sbss Sn ssS ST.
For Eayou Sara ana the Coast,
c,,c-.r, rr,,u,r The freight packet 80.
- Leaves New Orleans '"p'"" A'''u0a'
EvEE4 F FRnnAl fSH S1Sd Il 8 9 osoeE
For Fort Adams, Tumica, Eyor.garpza, Bayou
&aTa and the Coast,
The fine passenger packet :.
'1A REL ilii Leave: New Orleans Capt E. F. Gross
EVERY ,9 THphsn-hY EVENING. at o'clock.
EVERY t sArGRbA SSE Sv f2St d.''
For EsnnaIiasonyIlIe and the Coast,
.c.nr, Theme" and Cine passenger packet
Leave: Yo: orleans Capt JOS Vincent
EVERY T T5Hf26A 3HoRSnN At IS S o osIss
:. SATURDAY EVENING, At 5 o osioci;.
clerk is always Ike landing foot of ST. Louis street to
receive and freight and sign bills Of hiding for The above
n!3 I'm F. LANoUE. Aren't
LOWER COAST AND LAFOURCHE.
Leaves eysf SNDAY T. NJ, and THURSDAY at6P. Nj.
Ft5Is JEII& CoH .sS5'0. AHD u la
tis2H3, as:r li oays EsS 'S an5 5,fs; fos}
ca ocy sUNDT md ia dyh lew M !e
Lazy sz1g rEF#RAE252 2s AaTHHRAyF FIeA2f
c e3t y' a; Ign$ nsi9 4 New
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pD- This E1istiautio,
Christmas. and on the LIST and !.
do jao I,
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EIGHT PieEor for LouisUWe.-The fine, swift and
pffsr tie Ioassenger packet Chancellor Capt Sol
aul omman6eG, and Mr.. N. G. Foster, clerk,
O'CLOCK this evening for Cairo and
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i OFFICE, No. 70 CAMP STREET,
lepEay Morning, Jan. /, 1861. 5
,rday was cloudy overhead
1, with a chilly atmosphere.
markabIy active on the leVee,
and departures were fair.
sof the fine new packet Ma
Il river trade over done, adj
Se Arkansas river, to leave to-
'al of the 28th inst. says:
lat a stand at this point last
N water in the canal, seven
ppass, and six feet over the
Aras clear and pleasant.
pay, at noon, the river was
issiX feet nine inches in the
eiifon, HE Tie river was falling,
2r,inches IL, the twenty.tour
ri, Ta345 a. l',.
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Fort Adams.-The popular
MH~This Bank will lse+ r w pou,nll Cant &
New fear's and the 9th JanrtN' 80 " w t'' 0'F' -
will be payable the day prevad Mr. Alcee Grass, clerk,
Wv 9no ills evening for Fort Adams
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8pNa Ia boats.


NJ. o. AND 6.szss .--,z.-,,-s ,s...,,z-.
GHe$ss. MEMPHIS U. 8. MAIL 49, s5a
saaisazzsaass4sGasaDINE OF PACKETS
Composed of the splendid steamers
Tngomar.J. j. Clarke master, b
ED. j. Gay. Bart Bowen. master,
leaving every TUESDAY, at5P.M.
Imperial, q. s. Rogers, master.
r John SimoTl6s, j. T. Hicks master,
Every THURSDAY, at5P.M.
New Unfle Sam. a. R. irwin master,
=. II. r. W. IEiiI, 7. H Newell, master,
..r Every SATURDAY, at s P. NJ.
Connecting at Memphis with
RAILROADS AND Packets FOR ALI. POINTS
NORTH, EAST AND WEST.
Fer freight passage apply to
JNo e. HYDE d CO., Memphis Packet Office,
MI II 81. Cha+Ies rEotey Taft ,yr
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U P Err MlSSISS1 PPl.
-c.n on, ,,-.r- -.--r- = y
ASoo' 81. hoNAs sL,EAF3HoATs' &c
LOUIS A. wBTITON, eI
IG Pos sira5 Street, OH
AGENT OF NEW ORLEANS AND ST LOUIS STE Aonn
niaaI
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CHILLING NO MURpER.'-On the evening OF Ne
cember 20, a large meeting was held in st. Law
renee Hall, Toronto, to express sympathy with the
fugitive slave Anderson, and Of taking steps Wltia
a view to induce the Government to prevent ms
being returned to his home. A professor WILSON
presented the following resolution, which was read
and adopted unanimouly: ..as sase
That believing savery.a system which ddiate Sc
human beings to perpetual servlude, J1ftrolled Ala
sonal rights and domestic liberation.
negatives of conscience
power--to pc aaHT1oNIsT COMPLIMENTS SoUTH CARo
iunaGtRhten"|The Memphis Bulletin has the following
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is graceful as q swan,
-sventy feet above the
it'll oak leaves on the
.,old balls on her cross
S. She will be one of
, stuck her nose in the
4 She is what may be
nodious and airy state
1t capacity for slowing
9eed. We would really
that may be found in
for the Louisville and
ever was O boat better
ady for steam the latter
We for the South about
own IS and her gentle
potts, the success which
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AMI GREAT HoRTHEREteo
.l.. RAILROAD GOaPASY, ~
Rev Orleans, July 10, 1860 va
H@ IEhe following resolution was adopted
on The llth instant: ~
Resolved That public notice he given in
published the city of New Orleans application will
be made to the General Assembly of the State of louisiana at
its next session. to rspe The tenth section Of the ncopo
ration Of the New Orleas jackson and Great Rail
road Company, approved ia of April 1858.
OLE If S. CHI ARIES, Secretary.
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b, cold and cloudy, with
eaterday. At Pittspurg,
seven and q half feet and
'ht feet and falling, with
sersburg. The Kyanawha
4 from Charleston to the
las risen two feet during
.,but will doubtless come
Is eight feet in the canal,
,hfoat pass over the falls.
atiyigable order, and ris-
alling, with five feet on
us being generally OBJ
.aippers, very little mer-
% the levee or to boats,
q. With light offerings
T. /, me very scarce for St,
y / Nashville and New
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01
-. RE GUAR 81 as

For freight or phsgieis a.ndise.
apply on board. H.
lie I.ouis Dor WI y.
and for comfort specf - press
the trade ID a new fldeF
Passengers and III. He was @
on neF regular "a: q. C.&P.P.
dsl yesterday, with
Asa iaters was hung
fgg zen on The gailoW5
ls!fS seman. His written
shTevepc1 t, He haze meditated
AleXatdriaA
further pai geld has been made
da7 Ct dfggings. 81 is still
,sed ID io'tiiat end we respet
st ter and Legislature to call
- "a s7iagihls ais, Of secession, and tn
E Estsdlf;sseome from the saasslble, but t.
laadi,a 70
W. placer diggings are said
fo5a besides fine agricultural
" ON the evening of the 2othy
ii a few hours. Weather since
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R9e VXaalaEngfon - .----- meets every
,pnetuRI, Wy En-
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JosHlr cnRlsrsAS. s T. W. BRAY.
fsnE1sTIAN 81 Coz CHRISTIAN & CO.,
BgEwERs,
Nos 1902 and lGi MORGAN street Third District

Refpe,Fry Inform cnheshotse Eeapct antIes, and he
bI ia general tIai ee mRButuiae nu rrFe 20 order te
bhst quality oil lOl lStN MA BEEN s4l do' s ~ :"
uHantities large GEa small. .,, - ,oo,,,1.
We h3gg on hand, for sAe ga refk3ts ss lvVV pp
sofDuBUQt{E LazyEk BEAR IT.
Pleaso visit be Brewery, sample is s[s o ascertain e
terms - Nlts4Nti 80 = w. ,.,
dSE 3aGt Nos w H-I iui &2lean srest-
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Railroads.
N. OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.

49,. COn9ishees.
NEW YORK-Per ship Silas Greenman- G A
10. 24burger- W Bennett Battle, Noble &co-J M
Observation-Disclosures &co-R A Brown-Coleman,
ton u Withers-J Coulon- Dawson &co-A
IN MAJ &co-Drew & Seymour-R NJ Denman &co-
ahovant--G Dupuy-A Edwards - FeIlowes &eo-
IN, Stevenson &co-Geo A Fosdick &co-I q
&co-A D Grief Geo NJ Greenwood-Oib
Goldsmith eco Hewitt, Norton &col
.tBros-Henderson 4 Gaines Hawkins
e Henderson, Terry eco b H HomeS
n&co-Kearny, Biois &co---J A Lum
&eo-J Marks tScO-Martn, Cob
Muse g. Murdock-C H Mob.
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OFFICE OF THE CAHAL CARt
NAVIGATION GoAP!
New nrlpaf. s.
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: vii MISUNDERSTANDING. Dec
ndMin gs, meeting took place to-day in'the'
,vWiiGGahe Courthouse, relative to the re-
ikennce South. Gen. VIM. ROBINSON
9dn Several speeches were delivered.
"a Gen. }. K. Moerhead, memberof
u this District.
iutions we're adopted almost unani-
Ting loyalty to the Union and ability
.rselves against the enemies 81
--acating army interference with u 5sg =
Government arms up1se Governfdsnt
aver incpportune or isapolitsc the or
,ring the existence Of the. State of
injection with the Administraattsf Of i'm
,artments of Il, auhlie sqryiee, as to-
Il the confidence of ths peeple Of the
/. That while Pennsylvania. "A on guard
eraI Capital it is her especial duty to
fidelity of her sons, and in that view to
President, as citizens Of Common
see that the Republic receives no detrl-
! hands. 1t behooves the President to
Cabinet of every man known 70 give ald
rt to, or in any wise countenance, me
INV States against the authority OF the
IN and laws of the Union.
Itch from the Hon. Robt. Mcknight was
no the people to make no further resis-
to ask for suspension Of the shipment
nth further advices from the War-Othce
received. Read and approved.
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.TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON.
ALABUsHA AND YAZOO RIVERS.

~ b, YnZoo River Packet-For Crenla, Troy, Tnsca
3loia, lelGo Greenwood, SidOu, Head Honey
lslnfd Trhua Ya2oo City Sltnltia and all inter
mediate landings INabusia and Yaacl rrcrs-The
light daugh fast running passenger packet ma
BtcFknell, Sami. Gwarthy, master, will leave above
For freight passage apply on board.
NIRGINluS G. DENTZEI.
d3l Advertising Agent
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Leaves WEDNESDAY Jan. 2 a5P.M.

q
Eg b. TensUs IHCkot-fhc nov, light drRueh passenger
packet steamer sOIlI lleEEs Vim. The I'D
.SEse5ter will leave rboYe for nj landings Lower
and Uupor rnsaa Ed Black river. For freight passage up
ply Oh board - ~ - -
VIEGINIUS c. DENTHEJ,
d3l ~ng AGENT.
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On hand splendid assortment of French and American
PAPER HANGINGs.
oevery Descriptions Of tho Importation for sale
res8onable terms, ty F. NEWHArLl
%& 60 Canal strset, corner Old Levee, up stairs.
+. soonpeta sent to any part OF the city or
K country & o22 Sn
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H7- Loutsiana GUahas-Ee NJ 1.a s ars 1851
Company VIII attend DGI eve;y WEnNEsnA% AIRY i'0'
Lafayette streets. EverSmeuber is requested 10 beI
Henry R. KExvER, First sergesnt. nj &ec
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-31

Washington, Asg. 30.
Oficial dispatches from the East Indies
state that the flag oiioer has received orders
OF the Navy Department for the immediate
return Of the squadron to the y. 5. Ooe
ship will, however, be left there and also on
tho coast or Africa and Brasil, after these
sQuadrons ehall have been Withdrawn for
blockading purposes. The Governor OF Fer-
nando. p. O., has been authorised by the
Spanish Gov't TO receive in that island Ger :
tain number OF slaves who may be captured
BY vessels OF the United States, that being
free, they may there acquire the benefits OF
oivilisation. Flag oficsf inmsn has eom-
nunicsted this proposition to our Govern
mont.
IL appears, from The African squadron,
that The secessionists have been sending DIR
culsrs TO naval omccrs OF Southern birth
holding ost inducements to leave the q. s.
service and join that OF the disuoionis.s With
equal rank.
The Government employees have received
one-sixth Of their present month's salaries in
Treasury Dotss, ths remainder 10 specie.
Private, parties are exhibiting 30 prom
inens olieials and Offering to supply the
army with the Prussian needle guns.
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-31

Whereas. J. A. Bishop and Alice Bishop, his wife,
BY their Deed ofTrust dated January l7th 1850,
20 Robert H. Gilmore, 10 trust, tho following
described real estate, .nc count, oi oo .ni
Iowa. viz the half Of the aouth west quarter OF
section ten {lO) except and three acres,
and the n half or the NV OF the NV. of section
6ltsen 5 ali being In Township sixtysix s66 Range
ave- containing In all ninety -sght and one fourth
acres, the payment ofa certain promissory
note therein described, for the OF two thousand
fve hundred and any six dollars and eighty -seven
cents 81 with ten per cent per Annum intor-
est amer maturity, and aso tho cost and expenses OF
said trust.
And whereas. the principal sum In said note men-
toned II due and unpaid with interest there-
on frOn February IS 1851; and. whereas, the said
Bshop haa made dcfaut In said payment ~ per the
atons or said note and Decd ef Trut;
fhererore, Robert II. Gilmore, as Trustee afcre-
said by ERECTION the holders Of said note, and
by said Deed OF Trust empowered will sell
Inc real estate shove described public sale for cash
10 the highest bidder In front Of my ONCE In tho CITY
or Keoknk In said county, on Monday, The 9oth day
or September, 1851 between the hours Of O'CLOCK
m and o'clock, D. m, and commencing at ? O'Clock
q M OF said day 10 satisfy said demand, and tbs cost
or said Trust. RObERT =. dILLMohh,
Aug 81 ,61dim lFusteo.
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-31

Palmyra Taken BY the Rebels.
The Quincy Herald Of yesterday morning
has the following inter eating item Of inform
tion:
Lieut. Pinctlsy, Of Capt. Ralston's com
papy, 10th Illinois regiment, came up from
Hannibal last evening 10 buggy, and states
thet rebel force, variously estimated Ut
x,oVVto S.otO, under the notorious Mart.
Green, marched into Palmyra yesterday,
and took possession Of the town. Some 500
are located In town, and the remsinder are
encampsd In the outskirts. There were. no
O 8 troops there, - wc learn, 30 oGer re-
0istanes.
A train containing a lot Of muskets fol
the troops at St. Jo., uot being advised tha,
Palmvrs was in the hands Of the rebels, lef,
Hannibal yesterday, but was nred into By
tbs rebels xith small arms and q cannon
but without naterisl injury. The train "a.
Immediately backed do~n 20 Hannibal.
The last we heard OF Gen. Hurlbut, il tht
Information was correct, he Vas some forty
or 6fts miles north west of Palmyra, trying
10 form = connection with Col. Moore't
forces. with vies TO attack Green, but II
seems Green has eiuded him.
II il BE- true that Green II at Palmyra with
such = formidable force ss represented
would 1t nnt be we'll for our CITY aurhoritiei
and tLs citisens TO have an eye 70 our safe
TYP II seeMs 70 ~ that : strong volunteer
night police, should be issmediately orgsn.
isei - : prudential measure. for = time, .,
l@A.t. VIZ throw out the hint. The reasol
fsFft u obvious.
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-31

The Baltimore American has reliable in-
formation regarding Gen. Rcsseraas' divi.
sion. Up 70 she afternoon Of The 9Th inst.
Gen. Roseorans vas not only alive and vel,
but wss quietly srsnsactiog HE functions ss
bic head quarters. Various accounts are
given Of the forces OF Gsn'ls Lee, Wise and
Floyd, but no accurate informa alton seems 20
bs possessed outside Of Rosesrans' stag
Opinions differ very much among military
meo and others in Western Virginia - to
the probabilities OF anything like : general
engagement between the respective srmies
in that quarter. Confidence 10 reposed IN
tho ability OF Gen. Rosccranz TO maintain
hinself sg sinss any forces likely 70 b spared
to attack him. lie hss excellent officers 20
support him who have doabtless helped him
in providing IN effective army.
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-31

The second Annual Fall Exhibition of the keokuk
Horticultural Society will re- held At the Billings
House, keokuk, on Thursday September 5th, COM
mencing at o'clock. p. NJ. Fruits, Flowers, and
Vegetables from persons not members of the Society
will be assigned an appropriate place on the tables
The members Of the Society, as well H our friends
in Hancock county, Illinois, are expected to contri
butte their aid to this exhibition. COMMITTEES ol
the Society will be ut the Billings House at clock
A. M on Sept 9th, to receive articles designed fol
exhibition.
By order Of the Society,
VIM w. BELKNAP, Pres't.
JR. TEWKSBURY, Seey
Aug. ~. 1861 -dtd.
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-31
No KxcatIug y Rumors
(Spseial 10 Post.l

Washington, Ang. 80. &
There are no exciting rumors to-day, from
tho other side Of the Potomac.
Eueuy's movements are believed TO be In
tended TO draw or troops ont Of their en-
trenohmsuts 10 small dssachmsnts. There 10
no ipdieation today Of IN attack upon any
part Of our lines.
4 Dsw srsy ordsr to suppress the publisa-
tios OF all obSsssionab,s ssvs, will bs issasd,
snj sndsr il provision Gen. Dix will taks
measures aesinss sAs ssssssioo joasnals ia
Baltimofe.
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-31
The mess,s 80. 10 100000.

Fayette, No., Aug. 29.
Apprehensione arc being felt that the
branch Of The State Bank At this place would
be robbed, the Cashier Yesterday sent Ithe
specie, amounting TO 500, 900. to Alton de-
po. on the North No. X. n. for transports
ton to 81. Louis. On reaching Alton, tho
money ~as seised ty : party Of 20 seoes-
sionists, headed BY Capt. Poindexter, and
osrri ID of. Whether il will be secured is
not known--so saving that Pondexter has
been induced to return it to the bank, while
others assert that be viii attempt TO cross
the Missouri river and ostry it to Gen. Pri
ce's army in the Southwest.
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-31
ssspors arsm he tn OAss.

RspOrs Hrsm the 7sh OAto.
@s Olsvsland, Aug. 30.
Gov. Dsnuissn just received ~ following
tslsgran fron Brig. General Oox:
0euisy Bridge, AVE. -.
Authentic reports shos Aftsso killed and
about forty wounded and large DaDb9 -
tho 7sh Ohio sossssesd So misstogy ~ ~
hope most Of these will eseape.
aaff Wsshisgssn, Aag. 80.
The asc'y Of the Treasury oontsmpiatea
issning an address o. the national loan.
A. aroy o6sse ssatiossd % thA Visginia
eide Of ths Posomss vsports that while ~
havs lost sevsfal. soldisSs this week 10 pick.
~ skirmishinG, as least l6 Of the ensny
we're certainly killed.
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-31
TIne srean Quincy {.
Fare ~ low a. BY any other Route!

Fare ~ low - BY any other Route!
III Ask for Tickets by WY of ths ersst waAash
vassy k~0ssy yAAdbe SURE you Tct tlrsm.
IT. New and Elegant Sleeping Carr are run ison
Quincy - Lafayette. t5p mfles.l that passengers
can ges good nights resi-, while pursuing their jour-
neY.
IT Baggage Checked from ksokuk 10 all I'm per-
iaht places, East and south
~. B...Tickeas fer sale II the coraes Of
Main and Second Streets under Niiiam Thorn psOn
a Co.'S Banking ofre. kaokuk. lows, and II the Com
psnys Ticket once, ~ trout street, Quincy. Iii.
&c. SMITH,
General Freight aud TIeke, Arrus,
Quincy, liinoia
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-31

All psrsons keeping or having for sale, any or
al kinds Of Munitions Of War, such ~ ups, Pis-
tolls. RevolveYs sud oil kinds al n mu,ition, are
required Dos 70 sell 10 any persos without IN order
from the underigDed This order nsst - strictly
complied with, under penalty Of forfeiting all as-
ticlss nsntioned, in their possession.
JOHN sTANNUS,
Surveyor o 4 the Port
Keokuk, July Is, al.
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-31
August %, 1851. d2w. Principal. !.
IYNITFD STATES NARSHALS1
~ sALE. s.
ryITRD sTATEs OF AMERICA


~ virtue or execution TO directed. issue4 ~
the CLERK the District Court oft Emitted Sates fos
the Southern Division fth- State OF Iowa. wherein ~
II. cohman IL Plaintiff and John Tempiin and Ha1A
Worster are Defendants. have levied upon an4 N
sei the highest bidder At Public Auction. a thA 49,
the Cisrks once OF the District Court ~ ths Unl
States for the District of Iowa. NJ Keokuk, in sai4 -
trici on the 96th day OF September. D. 1881. bsewe
the hours Of o'clock A. n. and o'clock r n. II sn4
day the Following property. situated In Lee coanAyN
Iowa part Of lots ten tiOt eleven MI and twelv
I2j in block number fifty nine t59 u the city d e.
nk. described by the following mstss and bonn1Gs
commencing ninety three l931 feet from the cornee
Fulton street tbs line Of lot twelve. i12l v1A
street. thence right angles said lots Twelve,
2l eleven l, and ten tto) one hundred and hf.y is
thence NortheYiy xiong the line bet lots nine 9
and 0) in aad block, twenty three feet and SIX
inches thence at vTh anxes said lots ten. ~
eleven iii and twelve [i ono hundred and my fss6
to Fh street thence southerly along Fifth strees =
ts ns Of saidIot twelve. ~ twenty three feet 1ndt
inchss the place Of beginning, reservng thArNo0
ah alley ten feet ia width. scross said property one
hundred feet from Hfth strert.
Taken and levied upon the property Of John Ts9D,
tin, 10 satisfy said writ OF execution
III. n. HOxIE, y. 3. Marshal,
Aug. ~. 1861. .-dtd. BY HARsy FuLrox, Deputy.
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-31

Ncw York, Aug. 80.
Steamer Matansas brings MataDsas dates
Of the 25th. A British schooner bad arrived
there. having run tho blockade OF Nswburn,
.nd sailed again for Oharlsston. A sloop
from Charleston had arrived, having run the
blockade.
ghs store ship Release has arrived hare
from Ft. Piokeas, Aug. 7sh. No news.
Baltimore, Aug. 80.
The Old Point boat has arrived and there
IL no pe~s from ft. Monroe.
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-31

stock maFkos.
New York, Aug. 20.
Stocks bighsr-C. b r. l., AT; q. Z O.,
66; N. O., 4li; N. Y. O., Is; i. @. Scrip, 81;
/. q. BoDds. 90; Ky. s.. II; n. o., 50; No.,
~; Va, 544; Tenn. At; Treasury, 6's, o8;
do l2'a, lOl; q. 8. Sc Of '67, coupons, S63;
do So Of ~, coapons, 7e4.
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-31
CLOSING.

Eastern Mail closes daily texcept Saturday. n
Sp.n.
ST. Louis and Southern Mall closes daily (sxcep,
Aoniays) IT s p. m.
Burlington Mail closes daily Except Saturdays)
at p. IN.
W1tern Mail closes daily texcept op Saturdsys)
atso'clock p. m.
Carthage and Ply mouth Mail closes daily (except
6atnrdays)at e p. m.
Davenport and Rock Island Mail (tri.weekly)
closes en- Mondays. Wednesdays ard Fridays, At
ep.
Charleston Mail ttri-weekly) clores on Mondays
WedEesdav, and Fridays ct 8 a. m.
On Sundays the Post ofsce will be open from &
to9 =. IN.
Aug. IS, 1861. j. II. HOWELL, p. M.
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-31
school Nollcc .

! rISSES. ANNE FLETCHER AND BELLE
NI BnOWN will open n Private School, In the
Central 6eho0f House, on the first Monday in Sep
ternber.
Terms. "a, per session of twelve weeks, paya-
bic In advance. or during the first week.
Aug. ~ dat.