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GO SIS EM0AL N0E1CE. SIS q.
10 Jeremiah 3. wilssy, Joseph g. streeper, J. f..
Bruce, j. s. Thonps Thomas Bruce, X. G..
Hicks, J. NJ Lockwood, Charles schAfer, J. =.
4 on ss4sasl ii y j . y. hsrssy se.sasd tia.
sAsssss Aew on ~ u thssnee o ~ Elss& Of
the Diss ist Court d - Couoty, Iowa. - Keokuk,
psitioa Of uisan nafa4y ,claipink d1oa 5srs-
mixh u. Wlscy thetam d sixteen bundrsde dHl-
lsrs~itA u per censktnssrsst per anuum paySble
you 10 Charles Macon and stoce assigned tASaid
tiirsn Bsrney, dated tAs9 10th Of February,
1856; also chiming against zach Of you the fore
closure of said inert q the same bsing upon the
3, Tp. G6SsR. w ), LseceantyY teWs, for the pur-
chase money; and further asking for > sale Of
said prsSHases, and general rsliet-ava ssaasgs
AndshJees sou appear and ~ 1ef s1M psti
tion on ~ before the neon of the sesona day of
the Fnext tern Of said caurt IS To Aom menco 1T
ksokuk on the hrst Monday OF September, A. b.
1861, q default will be entered asaipss you, and
judgment rendered thereon prayed for In said pc
tition.
April 10. Is61-dlm Att'ysfor Plaintiff.
LEGAL NOTICE.
VUu are hereby notified that there Is now on 0le
II In the o1hre Of the Clerk Of the District Cour,
Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition Of HI
ram Barney claiming Of John shores. the sum oil
Gl4t nunureuH ehd INty-f0WY 4s-iUV dolieso W =
10 Per csnt. interest per aannm, payable annually
~ money due on = mortgage made by said Shores
TO Charles Mnson and since sgned to said Hiram
Barney, dated October II, 1853; also claiming
ayAips. yoa and tho hAr dAkendaAts thss xoses
closure Of said mortgage, ths same hstng tpU1
Lot nu bar inc gym Block nun thirteen Is
10 the CITY Of keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, for tbs
saaaay, and fnxtAsx asking for sale 81
laid premises and general relief.
| And pnioss you appear ard ansusr said pet lor
on or hsfoKa The Noon Of the b day 0f The nc n
| term of sad Court, TO commence At keokuk on tn,
! FIRST Monday Of september, A. ID. ls6l default vii
be entered against you, the aiken by yo,
confessed, and decree rendered the ~ prayed
saWkkE NOBLE = STRONG, M
/ April 10, ls6l-lm Pitts Att'ys.
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Wharf-Ald. Timberman and Fulton.
Ccmctery-Aid. Fulton and Wickersham
Gas Light-Ali. Egbert and Vail
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DIR. Paley used to warn his daughters
against buying sven Handkerchief or cal
loo koSn When they hsd eos money 10 their
hands to pay for II "Bssauss," said he,
"the money you see 10 your paln to-day
looks larger than thc money Sou expect 70
see in it to- morrow; and when you buy, and
pay on the spot, you will spend less than by
shopping with your credit. book instead Of
your purse"
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"a A bill has passed the Senate Of Wis
consin, and, II 10 said will pass the House
making material nodihcations 10 iss Per
sonal Liberty law, 80 as to make it conform
withsehs Federal law. lssH Awa "
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~In the Pacific Mills, LSwrense, one Of
the machines for printing delaines clamps
the piece with sixteen diiEsrsas oolors, N
pAdGisg Areugh onos. Tbers ID only one
other like it in the world.
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EoUALizArsox.-Th~ City Council will nee
again on Saturday to5complete the equaliza'
ton OF 4he assessment for 1851.
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There ia comica similarity between democratic eu-
snces this aide Of the Atlantic and the arsocrac
the European side respectL a keeu
secret the result Of the peros bessty
especially when successful However theae influenced
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Wagon, shafts and Pole for smau ponies together wl,i
everything useful for Housekeeping 49,
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magnificent preparation So have hs1en
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-05

EDITOR HAWkEYE-D Dear Sir: In
your article IN this mornings llawkeye.
headed '.Fall of the Union Party" YOU do
great injustice (unintentionaly no doubt)
to the friends Of Hon. John Edwards -
! on say they (the Union mem run Ed
wards IN order to defeat Wilson and elect
Neal so far as have been able to
learn there Is not a member ot the t nion
party IN favor Of aiding the election of
Neal directly or indirectly The Congress.
slonal Central Committee denied the right
OF ID \ Smith to withdraw tho name of
Col. Edwards at the time it was with.
drawn by him. About the time Mr.. Smith
Withdrew Colonel Edward name several
members Of the Union Central Committee
were assured by Meals friends that he
Nehll had or would shortly decline. Be
llevlng that Mr. Smith had acted hastily
aud unadvisedly, the Chairman Of the
Central Committee announced that Col
Edwards was still a candidate and that Mr..
smith had no authority to withdraw his
name. This announcement was made BY
the Chairman of the Committee with the
understanding that Meals resignation
would be published in few days Neal
not having declined, Col Edwards has
which leaves the Union men no other
course TO pursue than to vote for Wilson
or not move at all For myself, as be-
tween Wilson and Neal ! shall cast my
vote for Wilson. So far as Elwood Is
concerned his nomination bythe Chairman
OF the State Central Committee, as | un-
dertand, has not been ratified by ms
lorlty OF the committee. Tie therefore
cannot be regarded as the nominee Of the
Union party. j. Tracy,
Member Con Cen. Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-05

The first day Of the Fair ednesday)
was rather discouraging on account of the
wet weather The entries were very few.
and the attendance slim, and there was a
fair prospect for an entire failure. This
prospect was not frightened by the heavy
rain early on Thursday morning, but as
the day advanced the clouds cleared away.
When We arrived at the grounds, at VI est
Point, about 10 o'clock, We were surprised
and gratifed to see SO large a crowd pres
ent. The people from several tow nships
around turned out largely. The young
folks, In particular, were wide awake, and
bound to see the fun in spite of the wealth
er.
The show of cattle was very fpe-some
said better than Lee county alone had ever
done The show Of hogs was good, but
that Of horses was not extra. Iu the de-
partment Of fruits, vegetables and grain,
VIZ thbA-he t'tSit W tis "a s-scdt hEiACltG1N
In the department of domestic manufac-
lures there was fair show, there being a
number of articles which attracted much
attention.
Soon after 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
the appearance Of the clouds began 10 be
threatening, and people began to hurry
of. BY ) O'Clock or soon afaas, the rain
poured down heavily, and continued TO
come till 8 o'clock next morning. The
third day of the Fair we presume was a
failure. and probably little was done be-
side electing officers.
The sale of the stock belonging TO the
late II. g Stuart, was postponed oaeac-
count Of the slim attendance Of large
stock dealers. The stock will lie adver-
tisea and sold at home, near Moutrose,
some weeks hence.
We vii publish the List Of Premiums
awarded at the Fair, as soon as received
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BY TELEGRAPH.
49,.
Last Nights RepOrG.
IMPORTANT Fnow wasurrcroN.


Washington, Oct. L.
The following is the result of inquiries
to- day in official quarters: The charges
preferred by Col. L. T. Blair against Mai
Genl Fremont on the 26th Of September
have not yet reached Washington. Ae.
cording 10 the regulations, charges are
required to be transmitted by the colu-
handing oflicer---Gen'l Fremont himself
A copy of the charges, however, has been
received to be filed in the event that Gen
Fremont himself shall neglect or decline
to transmit the original document to the
war department.
In response to the requisition of Gen.
Fremont for Quartermastcr for the west
ern department, as Brig Gen Mckinst,y
has taken the field, Root Allen has been
appointed to that position. He has the
reputation of being one of the best off,
GERS Of that kind IN the employment Of the
Government
Ii is further asecrtained that Brig Gen
Sherman will be promoted TO Maio,
Generalship and will take command Oh
the Department Of Ky, the delicate stats
OF ten Anderson's health alone rendering
this arrangement necessary.
There seems to be no doubt that gen
Fremont will be superseded No oiiicia
notification has yet been given Of this fact
Gen. Wool, it is thought by those vel
informed IN military circles, viii proceed
to The West under special Instructions
and it may be that he will supersede Ere.
mont. No positive information is deriva.
bic on this subject
The kesclute came up to-day under the
battery at Acquia Creek, and was fred
upon with shells No one was injured.
The sound Of the fife and drum was heard
considerably on shore through "Wednesday
night. The cause of il was unknown.
An army order has been issued announ-
eng that all depredations upon private
property will be severely punished; that
no remission for such outrages viii be
exercised; that the guards placed over
such property will be held responsible as
we'll as the cuiprits
Several military gentlemen OF Ohio have
applied to Governor Dennison of that
State for the establishment of camp in
the vicinity Of Cincinnati Ii is proposed
to establish an encampment comprising a
brigade Of Iouayes six squ4drons Of
picked cavalry and a battery of riflcd
guns.
The loyal citizens Of Kansas have pc.
titlsned Government for military aid -
They fear If Price is not defeated in Mis-
souri, that Kansas will fall into the hands
Of the rebels.
Owing to Eastern line being down,
there will be no more report tonight
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From the Mo. Repub,, I'd.
cot. phiIlgp 81. seorge Cook.

Til. veteran officer, who bas seen rs
much service as any officer in the army,
arrived in this city yesterday morning
from tah The troops under his COM
mand-6o0 in number, and not $500 rs
reported---are expected TO reach Leasen-
worth in three or four days, where. We ap-
prehend, they will have very little respite
To recover from the fatigue of their long
march Col. Cooke was ordered hy a dis
patch from Gen Fremont 10 report him.
self at headquarters in st. Louis, and h.
has done 50 witheua "A moments delay
We may be allowed to say that We are
glad Of his presence here, and that il Is
likely he may be called upon TO take a
prominent part ia the expedition now CO.
ing forward lie Is an officer of great ex-
porienoe, tried courage, of nnsullied honor,
10 whom the command of any portion of
the federal forces now inthe field may well
b. entrusted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-05

There was good meeting at the Court
House last night, IN spite of the bad
weather, 10 hear Mr. Wilson speech, and
those who were present were not disap-
pointed as Mr. Wilson gave them man
~, outspoken and patriotic speech. He
made many strong points and made them
IN telling way, as the frequent outbursts
Of applause clearly indicated
After stating that in this great contest
there can only be two parties loyal
aud the dlsloyal, and abiding TO the hu-
initiating fact that there were those among
Us who require To be argued with to show
item their duty to their Government. he
said he wished his position distinctly IN
derstood, Ii he was sent To Congress he
would vote for the last man and the last
dolarifthey We're necessary to suppress this
wicked rebellion. Cost what il would,
the Government must be sustained for
without Government life and property
are Of little account.
MIR. Wilson examined Jarus Neal !
record and showed In the ciearest manner.
BY extracts from his speech 1T Knoxville,
as.i ~ b big votes II the extra session 81
our Legislature, that he was opposed Ii
the war aud a secessionisf at heart. In
his Knoxville speech, Neal says that peace
may be restored by adopting Senator Hun
tcrs plan, or the late Senator Calhoun )
plan OF having two Presidents--each with
the veto power--or jeff. Davis plan OF
having two governments, aud Neal pre-
fers the latter
Mr. Wilson said his plan was to raise
men and money enough to drive out or
subdue the rebels in Missouri. Kentucky
Virginia and Maryland, and then march
South along the Mississippi and the sea
board, and plant the Stars and Stripes
over every foot Of land in the South, and
then he would grant to the leaders Of The
rebellion the constitutional right OF e1ccu
ton on light to parts unknown, sad d zen.
cfaI amnesty u all who would lay down
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-05

The exposure of our soldiers in the mr..
mics Of the West is very great. Forced
marches, guerilla warfare, camp life in
low and swnntpy grounds, breeding mi.
asina and disease a. at Cairo and Sonth-
ern Missouri. are here added to the ordi-
nary risks of a soldiers life. The sick
and suffering appeal to the public for aid
The following letter from Miss Dix. re.
ceived by lady of Springfield, shows in
what way that aid can be rendered
Nashinnton, u. c., Sept Ia.
Ny Dear Nddam learn With great
satisfaction that the loyal women Of the
" est are busy aceumulating hospital sup.
plies for the relief of the sick and wound
ed soldiers Of the Western Department.
This is Of the utmost imports Z, an .ao,
Tor the sick only, but for aid OF many oI
the troops, Tor whose use ! would suggest
the Immediate accumulation of ample
stores Vi yuan socks, of good quality ane
large size. Almost every woman can
knit AID life may be saved as well a.
health prolonged by securing to every sol
der two or three pairs OF comfortabl,
socks, as need occurs.
A depot fS>r all useful articles may b,
made IN every county town Of Illinois, il
charge Of such persons as eau be relied on
hese parties may communicate witt
trustworthy officers Of regiments, or with
benevolent persons who would make dis
trlbutlon with discretion. Jas, l.. Lamb
Isl, and others, in Springfield; Il. VI
Blatchfor3, Esq, and others in Chicago
james n. leatmsn and associate, in Sain
Louis, for the Illinois regiments, wouc
serve your cause. pray you and youl
friends, be up and doing, for you viii hag,
d large aud very important work to ac
conpllsh. Respectfully,
ID L. DIX.
=. S.-Feather pillows are wanted al
all the hospitals, both at Cairo, st. Louis
and elsewhere.
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IEA Washington correspondent tel

IT, y Washington correspondent tele.
craps that the President and Gen. Scot,
are grieved IL the personal squabbles q
Gen Fremont aud Col. Blair. 1t is alsC
said that Gen Scott. after the second ar.
rest by Gen Fremont, made an uncondi,
tional order for the release Of Blair. Ii
was made, it i added, without any solici.
tations from nosmaster-General, Blair OF
any person, but from Gen. Scott S own
sense of justice aud military propriety -
We doubt very much whether such order
has been given at all, for the reason stated
or any other Col. Blair still occupies
his quarters at Jefferson Barracks. and, il
We may believe dispatch from Washing.
ton III the Democrat. has been engaged in
prcferring charges against Gen. Fremont
which have been laid before the Presi
dent. The principal charge is that he
failed TO suecor Lyon before the battle OF
Wilson Greek, with men and munitions
ct war. ii the other charges have no
better foundation than this, they are not
likely to amount t. much. Gen. Lyon )
Adiutant General, Col. Harding, has al
ready authorized The statement that ii was
impossible FL Gen Fremont TO have given
aid to Gen LYON before that battle; and
that statement. VIC are assured, will be
fortified by facts which settle the whole
question. We hope TO see it soon forth
coming.
Gen. Scott once suffered good dea1
from a fire which assailed him III the
rear, and we doubt whether he wishes t.
see Fremont assailed in the same way, ~
pretended friends converted into maig-
nant enemies.-- No. Rcpub.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-05

their arms and promise 70 he loyal for the
future
We have not time or space to do JUS
tee to Mr.. Wilson's speech, but we can
assure all whoo had not the pleasure to
hear him. that he is worthy to represent
manly, honest and patriotic people.
Mr. Wilson goes 10 Fort Madison to-
day, aud will address the people OF that
town. We hope they will turn out Gin
force.