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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-04
CAEU6' EAIR TONIC,

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ME the nndersisned hereby certify the, the
w Tome 81 Geo. tahus 10 worthy Of the cunf-
deIcs Of the community. We having tried the
same, reeomm ena 10 the pubic for its great ex-
ceiaencc. 1t turns grey hair to its gsnal eoIor
IL removes the dand aft and scurf, ana aeeps the
lair moist and soft. LHAs.sG.-H.
r. ID. PAaasLEg. w Obey
Nm. FpaK, keossugua. Il. AkAeos,
Having witnessed the ii Ct OF this Toul4, con-
sur In recommending Ito tue public.
j. A.. GRAHAM.
Sold by the folio wing Druggists: a. J. " ilkin-
son, J. II. Hooper j. !. Wiz nson, Bart.stl Kaye
no., ; j. spweli, andss atrbien.
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yNHEREAs, Frederick Brasher. by his Deed of
w Trut bearing date The ninth day Of June,
A, p. 1857, conveyed to Gcorgc e. Dixon, AZ
Trustee the following described real estate situate
in Wiisey's Addition TO the City Of keokuk,
County OF Lee. and State OF Iowa, and more par
ticulariy d, scribed five acres, being the south
half Of Block number five in said Addition; which
conveyance was made to secure the payment Of
twelve promissory notes, in said Deed OF Trust
specified and described executed by said Frederick
Brasber TO Greene Erskine and Joseph Rdgwsy,
dated tho ninth day OF June, 1857, payable in six
equal annual payments from the third day OF Feb
rnaty A ID. ls57. bearing eight per cent interest,
and for the aggregate sum o. $i,lt6 66-l00; and
Whereas. The .Arst 81 ght ~ oais m9sesaE4 b. inter
remain due ard unpaid therefore, at the request
Of the holders thereof, ], George c. Dixon, said
Trustee, will sell the real estate above described,
according to- the provisions Of said Deed II Trust,
at the front door Of the Court House in keokuk
aforesaid, on tie 2lst day of March next, between
the hours OF O'Clock and o'clock p. N. If
that day. for cash, to the highest bidder, to satisfy
said notes, interest and costs.
GEORGE c. DIXON,
oh 1SEJ-aiw Trustep.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHIGaalk.Ans. .a~t,ns Taylor, by his D.sd Ct
trust bearing date the ninth iay Of June
a. -, 1897, conveyed to Leutge { Dixon. AZ
trustee fe fpHtwIrg tCsurfbr real F1FaIe situate
ia Nlseys Addition to the Cay # keokuk
t@nhty IF Ice, aud state II Iowa, ata sns n par
heuiarly dsfcfihtd 80 five acree, being The sDuth
bali vt b tck Der four In AID Add tian; .htch
conveyance Was made 10 secure the ,aymtnt II
" ave r lnl.nATl L4llA Ill sal
nd aud described, executes b. eaid bawkins lay
'of 90 breona krskine and JusIrh Aianaras, dad
las ninth dry CT Jehe, 1887, payable IA ak ,auai
afnaal paymcn . lrota the third daY If Ftbruary
a. H. 1887, bearing eight pr ec. interest ana ar
the aggregate SON 81 ~ los oa-itt, ana wbtrs
she hrat eight Of saia Iotes and LIS ia.srest re-
iaain aae and unpaid, therefore, at the rqaest ~
The hoiders thereof, /. 6sorgs G. Disoh, raid
Trustee will sell the real estate above described
according to the provisions of said Deed Ct rgst, at
the front oor Of tie Court iouse IN keos uk afore-
said, ON the zist dsy OF March lesi, Lstsse. tao
hours OF o'clock ana 'cloe9 .. m II that
day, for cash, to the highest bdier sati4iy said
nUtys, interest and eGsts.
GEoRsE c. D.10y,
Feb. Is, la6l-isw Ifustst.
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TRUSTEES SALE

\xyHEREAs, Hawkins Taylor, by bis Deed d
Trust bearing date the 9Th day II June, a.
d. 1857 conveyed TO George Z. Dixon, as Trustee,
the following desefibsts reaf vs.ats Eitugtv tn
Wiscy's Addition 10 tie City Of keokEk, County
Of Lee and State Of Iewa, ald tnorc particularly
described as five acres, being the north half oi
Block number Lime In said Addition; VIII con-
yeyauce war made TO secure the payment Ut twelve
pfomissofy notes, in said Deed Vt Trust specified
ard describ .d. executed by said Hawkins Taylor
t. breeno ErskiEe and Joseph Ridgway, dated ths
ninth day OF Jaac, 81, payable in six equal an
nual ayments from the 81 lay OF February. A. ID.
1897, bearing eight per cent. Interest, ard tor the
hggr gate sum Of 81, loo fG-lUo; and whereas the
hrst eight CT said notes and the Inherent remain
due and unpaid, therefore, at the request at ths
holders thereof. / George j. Dixon, said Trustee
will SSH the rea estate shove described, according
to the provisions of said Deed oil trust. al thc
frtnt door # theEourt House In keekuG aforesaid
on the 2lst day Of Marcn next, between the houss
Of 90 clock a. and O'clock p IN. Of that day.
for cash, To the highest bidder, 10 satisfy said
notes, interest and custs.
GEORGE c. DIXON,
traa
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10 John A. Bah. ?, Esther Parish, We. rarish,
JOSEF Parish, Aary ]. Parish (mt@owl. MARY j.
Parish m.. ofl. hos. Parish inoiy lly rrsd 40
Ad4-4aiafratet 81 Ie+efa &. PARISH, arcc17v !, ,
tieteIdsnts5:
w afe hereby ryTTtr lively notified that ,hsra
Il Is Cow On bic ia tie IarAs Inc. oI tne De-
trict Court Of LIRE County Iowa, ct Tort Madison
petition oi Samuel Nafsh, VIM. l.. Ice ard I'd
ward e. DeIsyan. Trustee, dc claiming IuGg-
meut On foreclosure OF Mo gage against ssid
JOHN = Bishop shove named ter the snm 81 iso
thausend doihrs with ter per cert. iuteres. from
lie 1t day CT January, 1851, and Up cjnl ard
general execatien agGinst Jorn A. bishop and rs
against ali said aefrf dsnss sbJvs nemea rrfytny
ALEC TOR the foreclosure OF mortgage g,fen by said
John A. Bishop TO said asaf-E, 4-ee d D.leynn,
Trustee, ac., upon the ~outh~tast quarter scctien
twenty TWO lezl4 lownaIir sixty-rtytt [f7J North,
Range five 81, IN Lee county. Iowa; the sale u
said aortga9Sd Premises to pay uG said debt, the
extinguish Lent oi all equity VI resumption there
In, iur c@sts ard -rnel III reli1f.
Now yua and each OF you % notified t. appear
,atd aus said petition th. me rang OF tie "a
day of he next term II said Coart 10 b. holden
. the third Monday Of May, lsUl, or judgment
aud decree viii b. asa therein a. pray cd fer by
default
II. scorr HOWELL,
Jan. 81. 1sG04~ solicitor fer petitiopeyr
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UESu@rA ESlD
III AIR EfD &c.

Az l. call the attention Of the taid and gray
w ~ GEO. LAEUA HAIR 19sIC. lhia un-
equalcd preparation, which turns gray hair To it's
original color, give the Daid a btauiiHi head uf
HAIR, removes tLo danarun and itching from the
scalp, and causes uai ms .stufe 10 flow from
the scalp, proyideu IL is usec a. hair areas-
ing-lt will prevent il from becoming prematur
ly grey and coming uut These who love to gaze
upon beautiful ead Of hair shou id not be wlta.
out It, Thousands testify to its great merits, but
w have no room 10 insertth naMes.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

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The New York herald., 1861-10-11

FASHION COURSE, L. I.--TRoTTING.
Inc twenty mile rotting match for So 900, announced
70 come OIL yesterday afternoon over the Fashion Course
between roam mare Lady McKcnsie and bay mare MIX
maid did not take place, the owner Of tho latter named
paying forfeit match for $3.50 single dash Of three
miles, was then made between the owners Of the abovo
nags, and race come of. silkmad won T,no oeo
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
THE TROOPS AT CHICAMACoMICo.

The Twentieth Indiana regiment has certainly been In
position Of great danger, and far have yet
learned the members thereof have noby extrcated them
selves therefrom. 1t is reported that during the
night the regiment by adroit movement, passed the
rebels assembled to cut them of and joined the Ninth
gment Of New York Volunteers who had advanced from
atteras assist them their trouble Previous TO the
regiment going 10 Chcamacomico it was detailed for
duty along the line o railroad running from Baltimore TO
HARRISBURG but the heldq then stat oued at
Cockeysy lie Che departure therefrom sudden and
partially secret the mbeFs Of the regiment not knowing
At the time where their dcstEation was.
Qusrtermaser Hart lost his liberty previous occa
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

rUO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ADVERTISER HAVING
been rsstored to health few weeks by very simple
remedy after having suffered several with severe
iny atIecton and dread disease, consumption, ts
nm Nous known to bis fellow sufferers III, means o
cure To MI who desire II he VIII senda copy OF tne prec.
ion uscd ree charged with directions for preparing and
using the same which they Will nd sure cure Tor onsnp
tser In sending the prescription Is 70 beneh the aceds
ana hopes every sufferer may try his remedy as WI
cost them nothing, prove blessing Parues wish
ios The prescription will please address Rev Edward 4
Wilson, Williamsburg, Kings county, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
COLONEL w. L. BROWN.

Colonel Brown has not up - the present ssn par
tcuary noticed except in his own immc date locality
He is understood TO have been merchans she city Of
indianapolis and 10 haye time filled the position Of
Mayer of that municipality. or his brmcr military
knowledge we have information, buS by Hhe recent
piece of strategy he is apparently carac OF getting his
command and himself out Of difficulty when unfortu-
nase enough to be so Placed.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
THE VESSELS ENGAGED.
FsIEIR nEEIcERS

The following list OF the officers OF the Susquehan
and Monticello the two vessels that took part in the
defeat Of the rebels at Hateras As is probable that
shall have TO record many such victories II liz but
right that shopd keep before tho people the
those who distinguish themselves In the present conflict
for the of tho Unon Owing the circum-
stance that the rsquchanna had to protect the
Union soldiers a another point the Monticello had all the
lighting to do and will testify that she per
formed her work well. Had the Suscrlehauna been able
to join the other tho loss OF the rebels would have
been trebed As il is they have suffered much
Capt Lardner of the Susquehanna in his report speaks
Of the effective manner in which Lieutenant Banc, Of
the Monticello, obcyed his orders The following is lst
Of the officers Of the two vcssels:-
sUssrEnASNA.
Cdptdn--J L. Iardner.
Lieutenant and Erec4ttiee OEccr-J r. Bankhead
Lieutmants-Wiiliam Gwin, Jonathan Young Aaron
W. Weaver.
Acting Liemenan.-J. s. Weis,n.
Acting Msaeys-George W. Livingston and George II.
Bradbury
Surg. c,,--Jcseph geale.
Assistant .Suyr.on--H. {. Nelson.
PGymaste,-Washirgto gton Irving.
Ii, ,utendn If Ma!ines--p. II. Iendall, Jr.
Chief Engineer-Gcog &c Sswi.
Second Assistant Engineer. N. Hobby and F. E.
Brown.
Third Assistant Engnee,s-Jarnes Renshw, Ed. R. Ar
mold, Albert S. Greene, James Buttcrwortl, Wilkm IL
Fuller and d. NJ Greene.
Cdptns,'s Cleik-C W. Chauncey.
Pdpn,astrr's C7rk-F. c. Besc
Acting MidshipmeH-M. L. johnson +. c. Haxelne aud
James Wallace.
Acting Boatpain--( harlcs Miller.
Acting. .Gtner--Wm. Ii. Summers.
Acting Cdrpp,tcr-G. M Doughty.
Actirg .Sailpidker-John C. Herbert.
Masters MdteS-R- +. Cook WIN. u Grozier VIM L.
Churchill and James O. Barns
MONTICELLO
Commanding observation-disclosures l.. Bane
Acting Maaery-Elwin V. eager and john T.. Win
chester.
Assistant Sureeoa--Frederick +. Potter.
r3'--(te le es.
Acting ChiJ Enginer7'corgc u. Wait
Acting First Master WI!e-Lex.s A. Brown.
Acting Second Ma ,tes's Hatt-Richagd Hustacc.
Acting Third Nds.r's Md;c--Augrstus G. Stelbins.
Acting TaiLd EnGinesrs-J. Thomas and G /. Grlilin
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
Obituary.

HENRY GORDON PRETcuARD, formerly Purser on ,ho
steamer Nashville, plying between this city and Charles
ton died at his residence yesterday. lie was nerso
well known and highly respected both In this civ on,
charleston, ana his decease will aci large nnber a.
friends TO whom he always endeased by hs roodnes
OF heart aud kind manners.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
INSTRUCTIONS OF THE ATTORNEY GENE
RAIL.
DEPARTMENT OF JUsTIoE, /

Y
RicnMo.p Sept. r. 1861. I
Instructions TO Receivers under the Act ,nica an Act for
the Ssguesrdon If the Edtes Profrsy and Effects df
Alien En1sacs, and far he Ind ninity Of c of he
eritiag iodr against the Tinted Sa.es, dfgrored 30M
March 1861.
J. The following persons subject TO the operation Of
the law as alien ono mis-
Al citizens Of the United States, except citizens
residents OF Delaware, Maryland Kentucky, Missouri
or the District of Columbia the Territories Of New
Mexico Arizona the Indian Territory south Of Kansas
2 All persons who have domcll within the states
with which this government is at war, no matter whether
tcy be citizens not Thus the subjects Of Great Bri
tain France other neutral nations who have domci
arc carrying business traffic within tho states at
with this conioderacy, are alien enemies under the
law.
g. Al such citizens residents of the States Of Della
ware Maryland Kentucky or Missouri and of Terri
tories OF New Mcxco Arizona and the Indian Territory
south Kansas and oil the District Of Columbia shall
commit actual hostes against the Confederate States
or aid or abet the United states in the existing war against
the Confederate States.
r. Immediately after your taking your oath Of Office
you win take possession Of all the property Of every
tlro and kind whatsoever within your district belonging
TO alien enemies as above defined.
H. You viii forthwith apply TO the Clerk Of the Court
for wrts Of garnshmen under the eighth section Of the
law and will PROFOUND TO the garnishees tho ncrrogato
you win PROFOUND TO the following persons, viz
i. All attorneys and counseors practcing law with
IN yonr district.
The presidents and cashiers of all banks and prin-
cpa administrative officers of all railroad and other
porations within your district.
g. All agents OF foreign corporations, Insurance
agents commission merchants engaged in foreign trade,
agents OF foreign mercantile houses dealers In bills
change executors aud administrators of estates assign
and syndcs Of iusovent estates trustees and gene
rally all persons who are known to do business agents
Tor Others.
~ In The first week Of each month"; you will exhibit
The New York herald., 1861-10-11

Steamer Charles Osgond Gesr Norwich
Steamer Decatur, Isovel, Norwich.
SAILED
ethBafa Winona Maraesioo; brIss vigiant Brl SJa;
Peerless, bermuda schrs Kate Weston, Anlgua; Trow-
bridee, Demarara (and anchored In Quarantirei Ann
Cover West lndies;J Rice (sr) Port Euge
~ smith Havana; naahAs 81 Kits.
Wind during the day NE 70 ENE, and ers.h "a
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
Fall Parade and Inspection OF the
seventh KcgimcMt. National Gunrn

The following general orders have been issued ny the
command ant Of the Seventh regiment National Guard in
relation to the coming fall parade and inspection also an
nouncing the names Of the officers elected to ill the places
Of those who have resigned to in the army al pre-
sent at the seat OF war
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
S HIP PIN NG NE w S
Port Of New York, October 10, 1861.

ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rHIs DAY
sun RISES " NOON Sc IL 90
suN SETS so HIGH WATER. l 81
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
sion, at which Tins tho Fanny and small number of ind
ana troops were captured by tie rches.
The following are the lcd and staff officers of the reg

Six companies Of the Ninth REG Hnent New York von.
tees advanced, under the fAsccton OF Co onei Rush
Hawkins to the assistance of the above regiment but us
we are unable 10 Designate che particular companies we
give the full roster OF the prnca, commanders OF these
troops
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
CPERATIC MOVEMENTS.

UllMan's Programme or Operations for
the Fall amt Wintay Sea sOns-C irs.. :. -
to the St@ckholdcys of the New Yn,E
amu brooklyn academies eY Masic. &c.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
OCULAR OF MR.. ULLMAN TO THE RESIDENTS OF


ACADEMY or MUSIC, BROOKLYN, Oct 8. 1851
nfAR SR-Iou probably aware that's nee obtained
lease Of the Brooklyn Academy OF Music for the opera
season, now about To commence, war has broken out
which has teniod Increased the risks Of that all times
difficult enterprise and il the opinion o many, precuaes
tho possibility OF attempt yet determined
10 make this attempt, and am confident Of success
To enable me to do SO, require encoara cement
and have determined 10 give two gala nights IL Becs
lyn, Saturday October " and Tuesday October %
ana | hoIc that, as a member of the Philharmonic and
therefore a lover OF music, you will honor this
occasion with your presence, and nluce likewise your
friends TO Go so.
hberaljty Of the Brooklyn public, for have worked
aousiy for their entxtainncnt for many years aud
have presented, under my management Numerous an
great artists, such Sontag, PccoCmni Angri Ia.
grange t;axzang,, Adena Patti, Iaborde Formcs Thai
berg, Svoi Henry Herz Yieuxtemls, and many others
lido not tbiuk ypu will me 4 18th many diGcuits par
tcuay If II will be known that these will be the Only
operatic performances until January that the proceeds
will be employed by me in carrying un the season net
February ana March, when my artists Will arrive
and thus may be prevented tho bad moral effect The
closing OF the principal artistic establishment Ia America
will produce in the South and in Europe besides throwing
GONE hundred aud Atty people out Of employment
during the winter.
Tho tickets viii be 81 each, to admit to either one Of
the two performances.
shall give full value of them. On the first
night, Saturday October 49, sa produce the "Balo ia
tr.schcra.n aud the second, Tuesday October 20
two new operas before given in America, letly'
bv Donzeti, and the charming little French opera
mque--now the rage IN Paris las Noees de jeanette" +"
There will be given, In addition on the evening
concert and other entertainments am, ntemen your
obedient servant. b. ULIBAN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30

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Stoll. % sar Iu nett s.sanstn Iar rem ba
brett na6snssn. ens8e.issn uEs earuna %ssrrsrtli-
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iGrtn lint; rldrifisn julien.
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runs in Ger 5rtmsnts afairs niGt Esattt iu sas
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il, rtr llmstssnr sUn Sstalia mitrsr ~aurntGaIz
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in Siitsr aue 9sntnut.n. - Tami. Dir II. 6,
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Gtn.lans nit ttn 8riestartitsln sinlumuisr1, .in,
,usrsrjjrsn uns %snitltsn Tiseipljn gu untsrn.ritn
ris i.ns. Tas;Stn III pie StaltsriIi; ritt all,
subatb RiFoari ~ rsrirsnetn %ttRimmt, rsn Tal
atusrthntt, ne rts Str!9eri3uno tttu eislss
Staatss Is .riosptrfs.
W1trsne bic Staatitrnsp.n untsr @aHen lss
ben, joGsn tistl5sn ren Ser. Staatsn 9pussr-
nssaent bsraHnst, ~sautsirt, uniiurmirt, %st''rcs't
S"' ''IS'sN' "|''I"I SH"b h"U ~" 1Ho"
Ter CTR. ct. grms.; nur ani tie Srrsr Res gri:
fSsntsn islsR III he Mili, ale auissl'a su tstra@'
ten.
Die ern.nnuna t.r utsrsn Sif3tsre irl turd
lsu 8puyern,ur Zee Staatss ~sriplssn, nit Ter aus
sradli6.n g.sinsuus, RAP Fer ier:smaliss Gts
d. Tssartem,nts sss Bsfsns Cur 3sit III risi
General 9ansd) aud slsia,sitis Gsnsrsl'N aiO,
Der 9taatsmilii Itiu iSas::
Su Gduen res 3uiammsnrirsens scn resslire
Der. ct. armse unl Staatsmili, ii ,tr Sssrl.
, istl In s. 6dns. RS Ser. Staatsn SiF,icrs a
ltssn.
40. uns i.es, BE etaatstruss.n tttrsftnrs
/ Eus,sttunssr hattn rura 3atinsit.r nsr gs,
+ 81. armss ,u ssiHetta. une ,rur untsr Zen nam
: lt6tn Eorrnta, nj. riss Sci alien @sluntir 1rus
n pen In Gisnfs Der Der. Staat.n Grn.s a.srlu6
4 lid IL.
8 Die ssEammts DrsaniFrurs Ter Staatsmil
iOI mSslt&a er esr gsluutair. gtaimtut.r ale
den, Die Dif;iers sr s~tnlslnsn Gsmsusnitn 10
Der Ranni&at i.ltR s.wdtlt wsrhsn; ne grn.,
nurs Don gsle' unp etaisUifaisrsn triUlst tur
/, zen GOusun.ur itlta.
m lie tsrsits ais G~taatsmilt, .inasmua,rt
b. Nanni6ait,n battn F@, Inn BEN 8.timmuna
{, bee RrtsssSspaltsmsnts gu s%.niissn, .rioss.lit
IN Neif. ~ srsdnifrsn, no Is n5ttis, numsrilH
Ut, scmptstirsn, n. !. No., UNI In 8tsimtntsr, r.
en- Srieaesn furmirt wtrren Ut FEnu.n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-11-30
8rtssri& Stspa&sn

NOTICE is hereby gicen to all persons 4;
terested that I, William L. Morrow. al.
ninistrator of the estate of JAMES Msaaou
deceased will apply to the County Court q
Usage County te resign my aamini4raiios
at The February term of said Court, which
will be held on the fourth MONDAY in Eel.
ruary 1862, where all persons interested mn
attend if they see proper. p,sss 3 49, Fss
WILLIAM L. MORROW.
administrator.