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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28

LEGAL NOTICE.
LIS oous1r s.pcaurrr At Ksoaux.
Samuel +. VOORHEES,, p. ID. Foster, ]. B. Paul,
SAM X. Curtis, 4. III. Harrison, Moore Hooper
Guy Well, Davis Rentgen i Swanwick, j. l..
Curtis and II. IL. Ayres, plaintiffs.
versus.
VIM. r. d. Lynch, H. ii. Belding late partners
under the name of Lynch kelding !. 8. Billings /,
j. M. Billings, DsneI Urich, Thorn a. = awards W IN.
Edwards, Jas. l.. Estes. NJ. w. Hicks, Vim. Leigh
ton, hawkins Taylor, A. Brdgman, N, IL. Hun
ner, &. u Baldwin, j. N. Hiatt NJ administrator
of the estate of A. r. Thomas, arthur Wolcot,,
Jesse Mlckersham, H. 4. Field, J. Tafbe1f, G. n.
FERRY, u. r rrfgrEM r. NJ. q ). r. rTarJn, .
Ruddick, ). NJ. Hiatt, j. A. Durkcc, j. ". cleg-
horn, Bruce 1 Daniels, X. Wiisey, G. r. Conn, J..
W. scroggs, W. W. B.lknap. Jas. III Green, Peter
E,cner and Geo. Kilhourne, defendants.
NOTICE IL hereby given to tbs defend nss above
IN named, that petition In . civil sction 10 on
Ge in the Clerk Office IF the District Court Sfore
said, in behalf Of the above named PLAINTIFF,
against you, aud claiming 10 recover Of Ls nch d
Bedding 500 n favor If each IF said plaintiffs,
With interest lbeing $Il0o in all, with fnterest
and to forcclese lien real estate In h COX M
Lee county, iowa, against all said defendants.
AMI unless you appear and tn AXE defense thereto
before noon Of the second day Of the next wiz,
s. ptember, 1861 term Of ssd Conr, Judgment will
be rendered against you thereon for said claim and
costs.
CURTIS, GILMORE 4 CURTIS,
June 81, 156.-4w soIs. for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28
Gen. Scott,s PrUytdence.
A correspondent OF the Cincinnati Com


mercal tells the following story:
A few days since column OF Federal
troops entered town 10 Western Virginia.
The officer commanding was met very soon
after bis arrived by quiet gentleman, who
presented bis card, and a perfect map OF the
surrounding country, with exact information
as 10 the numbers, condition and equipment
Of the enemy. as vellrs evidence that no was
. confidential agent OF Gen. SCOTT. The off
Ger exhibited some surprise that be should
be supplied 90 promptly with precisely the
information be wanted, when he was told by
his informant that three weeks before, Gen.
Scott had laid out tho work to be done, and
told him to meet the ofhcer commanding the
Federal forces, who would arrive in that
town on that cery dag. There are names,
dates, place., and other details connected
with this story, which am not permitted TO
print, but which would add grestly to it's in
terest, AMI make its authenticity nnquestion-
ed by the public. The officer, 90 oppor.
timely instructed, nov regards General Scot,
10 military matters ~ . sort Of Divine Prov
t idence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28
GEN. EcOat,s PvOgrnm name.
Especial to Times.

WASHINGTON, June 26.
Reports circulate of change in the plans of Gen.
Scott and that he win commence active operations
against the rebels are erroneous. We are further
than ever renewed from battle. Gen. Scott has no
purpose OF risking ger eral engagement. The
y conflicts between the United States and the rebels
which evidently TO transpire Mt present Skin
mishes. SCOTS programme Ii the concentration of
Federal troops in Virginia and the Border States In
such largo bodies make it madness for the reb
els to attempt an attack. While thus ntimidating
them the presence of forces will encourage the
loyal citizens to rise in SUFFICIENT numbers to pre-
vent any further ontrages, and cut of their resour
ces, increase the dissatisfaction in their camps and
cause desertion, and by thus harrnssng and demo-
ralizing them drive them from the Border States,
Scott Is confident that this accomplished the loyal
ty Of the Border States is fixed. Then il il his
purpose TO transport by an immense force to OPP
crate against the Gulf States. They viii be landed
under the protection Of lnen-of-war at the promi-
ncnt points the Atlantic and Gulf coasts and
thus threatened By the approaches from the sea the
authorities of the different States will ut recall
their troops from the main body and thus break up
their grand army aud Ike ii powerless for any of
fensiyc movements. TIN fragments in the different
States being then cut of from supplies from the
Border States will be driven to accept the terms
from Washington
to attack the debris OF tn rebel army to attempt
my of tr rtrf-r fDrty, ns -r rrv-urgtrur
of them will be made one Of the conditions dictated
to the rebels when they find themselves forced to
accept terms. by JannaEy he thinks the rebellion
will he entirely defeated and the Union recon
struccd.
Communication has just been had with Beanre-
garde at Manassas Junction. lady just from there,
who had an interview with Bcaurcgard, said it was
not his intention to attack Washington but act on
the defensive.
Lieut. Tonpkins and command are safe at Alex
andria.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28

Mr.. A. j. Wizard Of this cisy, has now on
the stocks, at the Leves, the skeleton Of an.
other steam The Dimensions Of this craft
ID 10 feet 10 length; feet bold; main
breadth 81 fcet--side wheeler. She 10 to be
fitted up with social hall, Is feet in length,
8 state rooms, and 20 feet or aft % ladies
cabin, with oil the little etcetcras. II 10 Do.
signed to have the boat 10 running order BY
tho LIST Of Sept, apd, IL business warrants,
will ply between Ksokuk and Quincy. Thia
will make two steamboats,, one brig, and
sailing crafts Mr.. Wizard has hnilt at our
lsvee, within the past two or three years
Succsss attend him 10 his efforts, with the
hope that this boat may prove to be fast
goer, . credit to Warsas and remunerstivs to
the proprictors Of the ssFedcral Uniou," or
Whatever name the boat may be known by
Warsaw Bulletin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28

c. II. II. Trimble, Eco, a member OF the
Democratic State Committee, protests against
Ashon@y's call for State Convention. He
offsets 10 the time and tho platform. laid
down. Ia fact, be 10 in doubt whether the
Democratic party has any principles, though
he 10 quite certain they are not Mahoncy's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28

g Alvin Saunders, Governor OF Nebraaka
Territory, left Omaha few days since for
his home at Mt. Pleasant 10 this State, dc.
signing TO remain 10 Iowa several weeks
The Nebraska Rernhl,car ..y. =. int.nds TO
SETTLE permanently 10 that Territory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28

1--WE learn that Charles X. Bourne,
Harry Mills, A. Kunkel, VIM. Steel and Mer-
edith Robinson were brought in on the train
last evening, under arrest, having bssn cap.
tur6d ~ Hamilton, forty miles cast OF st. 10.
Th.s g.. nnw in camn on The Lean. We
ken, but has not been brought 10. lie is said
to be in Macon county, Hsnnibal Press.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28

aTMr. pierpons, msde Governor Of Vir-
ginis by the Wheeling Convention, Was in
Washington on the 26tb, and bad m inter-
view with the Cabinet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28

@ Hon. ]hos l.. Anderson, Jos. Thomp-
son, pork packer Of Palmyra, and Robert
6hacklett, Sheriff Of Marion Co., Mo-, havo
Dysseriously disappeared from the neigh.
borhood, and gone 20 parts unknown. They
seem 20 Be afraid Of Uncle Sans slars and
stripes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28
VI ore messgnastons.

Capt. Thos. Claiborne Of the u. s. Cavsl-
~, and Lieuss. VIM. III. Jackeon and H. G..
Mcneil, recently stationed at Fl. Stanton 10
New Mexico, have resigned and left for their
native State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28

SIGNIFICANTLY wife and daughter Of
Col. J. B. Msgruder, who commands the con-
federats batteries ct Great Bethel, have Como
to Boston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28
East Tcnn@sses.

Assurances are repeated that eur Govern
ment will aid the loyal citizens OF East Ten
nessee to tho fulles. extent, with men and
arms, to repel invaders and usurpers, and
protect them in all their rights. Increased
postal facilities will be Furnished them by
way OF Cincinnati.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notlce 10 Nax.Payers.

Notice 10 Nax.PayeFs.
A LII persons OWING City Taxes for the current
n year, 1851, who wish to avail themselves OF
the discount Of per cent. authorized by the City
Council, win take notice that, after the prescn.
week, no discount will be allowed. The Collector
car be found in his Office during BUSINESS hours,
Friday and saturday, the 2sth and 2sth inst.
G. e. STEVENS,
June II 1851 DIT Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28

You will see by the above notice that tho State
appeals you for aid in the present crisis. Three
thousand of our young men nave crowded to the
neid mr. II to a banquet. oheerfuiy oferlng their
lives to defend our Country and liz flag, ana thous-
aids more but await the opprtunity % follow th.
gio. eus example. But 10 N .intAin those waa have
already gone, 70 equip those tho follow, money
atha sincH az Wal, mnst Dr hAa. In ihe great
money marts Of the counsry--th- eastern cities
TIE BINDS " The United SsAs~s ard q the yarI d
loyal States, arc seeking market ssd the supply
thcre cxceeds tho demand Ii all osr b3nds must
be sold there, they will probably sell f.r lees than
the State. This appeal 10 therefore made to you 10
step forward, and render your aid TO ths state snd
the Country In this the hour Of tAsir pasil.
am well aware that you are Just recovering
from the elects Of the pfostfatioU VI the prosperity
Of the State In 1887 that While rich in every
else, are poor In money and that il will require
some sacri6cc our part to take tL.ss bvnds but
will you not mako that sacrfiesS Your neighbors,
your sons your brothsfs frss y psriiing their
lives. Cannot Ne, who ssay q home, make some
- many are eager TO undergo the tolls and Feriis
Of soldiers life 70 defend our country's homer,
neHe be found 10 furnish the necessary means
TIE world cannot ndef better securities than the
Bonds Of Iowa, and the pride and patriotism OF
her people, we'll their intsrest, require thss
these Bsnds shall b. taken promptly and 1t par
Within six months from the day that peace IL re-
stored, they will command premium. and be ca
80aiy eOuBbs ~ CoPt1nsb. OHbIl toAI Iimet A00
in order to hasten that time let those OF you Who
cannot show your love OF country otherwise, step
forward, and BY the performances u this duty, -
mpor taut but less dangerous than that Of the sol
der show that all the patriotism OF Iowa 10 not in
| the camp with her soldiers.
Cali meetings In your respsctfvs eountise; plsct
these matters fully and fairly before the people and
ask them II they will not, for the sake oil the good
and the credit OF young State, still ts
u, that Iowa does her duty In money ~ we'll in
mcn.
| There has bean manly strife among oar coun
ties ~ to which should have most mcp In ths deid
Let there now Be strife ~ earnest. which. In pro
portion 70 it, means shall furnish the
part IN money.
/ There is not . man or woman In Iowa who would
not blush Ii We had 10 eesk outside Of STATE
to III the ranks Of our regiments. Shall il be sait
4 We had TO 70 outside Of our State for means u
equip and pay them
/ SAMUEL J. KIRKWOOD,
/ js36 Governor Of Iowa.
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| Corn Etarh,
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| Assorted Extracts,
i Holsters and Sardines
TsDie SAIL, IN boxes,
Low 4 Son ti.ondon) Toilet Soar,
4 Valencia ka,sins, Toe per pound,
/ Double Refined Powdered sugar,
Crushed, and Refined White Sugars
Clarified and Brown Sugars,
1 For sale low by ROBERTSON BRO,
je25 Is Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28
n.Gs1Ag. Nnr0rR

LEGAL NOTICE.
To Charles Peterson, Elisa Stripe, W. G. Stripe,
ehsries AaseHy IAs@As GEessr john Miesar Hen
ry Caldwell, Ge,rgs tister. Lewis Houxman, N.
AIcxader, The State Of Iowa, Beggs d Camp
bell, M. p. STARTS, \. ]. Rowe, Peter Harrety,
Z. q. English
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
u there is now on file in the ofnce Of the Clerk OF
the District Court OF Lee County, lows, at
Keokuk, . petition Of Hiram Barney claiming of
you, Charles Peterson, the sum Of three hundred
and eightythree dollars with 10 per cent. interest
per annum, payable annually, as money due on
a mortgage made by You TO Charles Mason and since
assigned to said Hiram Barney, dated December IA,
1884, also claiming against each Of you the foreclo
sure of said mortgage, the ZANE hsiug up,n Lots
Ave Isl and six In Bio ok one hundred and forty
seven li4Tl, In tbs City of krokuk, Lse county /,
lowa for the purchase money, and further asking
for sale OF said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear aud answer said petition
on or before noon Of the second day oil the next
term Of said Court. TO commence ~ keokuk OF the
fret Monday of September, A. u. 1861, default
will be entered against you, and Judgment rendered
thereon ~ pray edfoT in said petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
June ~, lS61-dim Att'ys for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28

e Hiram Price, Esa., was 1t Jefferson
City Oh 'the 18th, and We presume be has
paid Cd Col. Bates Regiment the amount due
sbem from Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28

TLisut. Gov. Reysolds Of Mo. was re-.
pertsd to be 10 Richmond on the 10Th, and
suesessful IN The object Of his mission.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28

The Nashville Republican sIssrns"
M xvsysst srrivsd It Nrw Hrtssns from
Dssops, on Monday, uisb 250, 900 ssand of
49, Tor the rebels. Doabtful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28

Point last night, and men were killed and many
wounded.
The names Of Capt D. Ii. Maury, Asst Adit
Gen1 Carter l.. Stephenson Of 9Th infantry, and ID
Lieut. I'd. Dillon Of 9Th infantry, Ill OF Virginia,
were stricken from the Army Roll for entertaining
and expressing IRRESPONSIBLE designs against the IT, 5.
Government.
Baltimore June &C.
Considerable excitement was occasioned
BY the arrest Of Marshal Kane. Union men
are pleased. but secessionists are indignant.
Col. kenleY. Provoet Marshal, waited on the
Mayor and police Commissioners, when the
Z. :. - - - - :.
Henley replied orders were immediate, and
then proceeded to the Msrshal's office, taking
possession. Comm issioners then directed
the officers to obey tho military authority,
but declared their Intention TO prepare pro-
tess against the action Of the Government.
Baltimore, juno II.
Ats O'Clock this morning George r. Kane,
Police Marshal of the city, vas arrested at
bis house by order of Gen. Banks, and con
veyed to Fort MoIIeLry, where he 10 now held
prisoner.
Gen. Banks has now ieeued = proclama-
ton, nominating John r. kinley, OF the Ma
ryand regiment, Provost Marshal, also gu
percedirg the power OF she Police Commits,
soners. Mr.. Kinlcv 10 to exercise the su-
preme control over tho police department,
until some known LOYAL citizen 10 appointed
to act as Marshal. The proclamation gives
as the reason for the arrest OF Kane that be
In kueHta 10 be aiding and shetting th0ss in
armed rebellion against tho Government.
and is at the head Of an armed force which
he has mad TO conceal, rather than detect
acts OF treason to the Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28

TINS DIS No,sxs VALLEY Vine IL published
every Monday at this ofce. II enc If The oldest
papers in Iowa, and hss widely extended circu-
1ation throughout the nes Moines Valley, North
ern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28


A RiCB DISCLOSURES. r. dead men tell no
tales dead letters sometimes do. A devoted
friend OF the Government. who vas loud 10
his protestasions OF fidelity, was shown Z. let
Ter the other day which he addressed 10
Southern friend in New 0rissns, Expressing
the wsrmest admiration Of Jefferson Davis,
and his best vishes for thu sucosss Of the re
6siiion. MOI being o.ss.s :oJ Il - rvi urnsi
with the dead letters and passed over to tbs
head OF the department. Mr.. Secretary
Smith promptly gave the gentleman leave to
tender his allegiance to Mr.. Davis 10 person.
BY ordering bis immediate removal. III other
clerks have been equally unfortunate, one
half Of tho desks in the department. will be
vAcant.-lN. Y. Trib.
ExTsIsIvx 0ALE.-The distilery formerly
owned by q. = w. Is. Thayer, vas, on FRIDAY
last, sold by Messrs. FIagg 4 Savage 10 @. II.
Curtiss, Esq, or Chicago. Tho distillsry IL
said 10 be one Of the most perfect 10 tho
country, and Vas Of course purchased upeu
very advantageous terms, but the amount
paid ws did NOT learn. Mr.. Curtiss has
abundant means ~ bis command for the $40
cessful prosecution OF the business. II GUN.
cy Wing.
fTlt ia ssid that Gen. Fremont will take
cemm.nd cf tho grand fchrrst Army Of the
West, ~ soon as he arrives from Europe,
add will make his headquarters ct Memphis,
Tennessee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28

GVWe learn from the Davenport Ga
setse that Gov. Kirkwood has appointed as
one OF his Aids, Hon. John Edwards, OF Lu-
cas- county, who will have charge Of military
affairs in the counties Of Appano ose, Wayne,
Decatur, Ringgold and Taylor; and Hon.
Cyrus Busy, Of Dsvis county, also an Aid,
to act 10 the counties Of Lee, Van Buren, and
Davie. Mr.. y. 10 . leading Democrat in his
part Of the State, and . working Union man.
Judge Baldwin OF Pottowatto mie county, 10
actin as Assistant OF the Governor in the
counties Of Page, Fremont, Mills, PottoKss'
tonne and Harrison; and Judge Hubbald Of
Woodbury., in bis Judicial District.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28

The Springfield Journal lssxns 1has the
fee. Of twelve light drsught stesmeFe, which
left Pittsburgh last Sunday night, is des-
tined for the Cumberland river. AZ the de-
fence Of this river has been overlooked by
the rebels, il is said that an army could
readily be landed at Clarksville, or other
points, and the batteries above Memphis on
the Mississippi taken 10 the rear. while Mem
phis and Nashville would be quite accessible
to cur troops. II il thought that the gun
ed TO precede this expedition, acting ~ con-
voy to the steamers to olea. the river banks
OF batteries il any are found.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28
j u III N r X A n Il II !,
Military and Civic Taller.

MAIN.sT., bet ~ EasN 4lh amd 6ih,
Mex door 20 kFnmer, Irwin 4 Co.
II AS on hand a selest assortment of Broad
IL cloths, Cassimeres and Vsstings Of the most
approved patterns, which the public are respect
fully invited % examine.
BSys Clothing cut with particular care and in the
latest New York style. Ijunc1li1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28

. Dlt WuAUb,
Low Sons tl.ondou) Toilet Soar,
Valencia kasins, Toe per pound,
Double Refined Powdercd sugar,
Crushed, and Refined White Sugars
Clarified and Brown Sugars,
For sale low by ROBERTSON a BRO,
je25 IS Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28

St. Louis, june q.
4 companies or the It'll regiment under
Mai. Curry left for Bonneville TO. day. Two
companies OF Col. Stiles regiment lefs for
Jefferson City.
Nothing from the West.
1t is understood that Lyon has not left
Bonneville.
Philadelphia, June q.
The prize Amelia ID at the Navy Ysrd.--
Cargo nonsists Of iron cvaie. 800 go.
eqnippsge,IGc. Value Of vessel $l2, 700, oar
70 $4,000. 1t il thought the crates contain
arms.
Syracuse, Mo-, june 26.
A gentleman arrived from tho South to-
day saws he met Gov. Jackson with M. NJ.
Parsons, and 1900 troops, at Pawpee De
Terre Bridge, III miles south OF Warsaw, on
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock, moving
southwark. They had 4 cannon and about
IS baggage wagons, some OF which we're
stage coaches.
lie reports that Chas. Bsbcock, late agent
OF the Overland Mail Co. at Warsaw, Joined
Jackson's forces, and furnished him 10 full
teams belonging TO the Mail Go.
Many Of their horses were drowned in
crossing the Usage.
New York, June &c.
A bark which arrived here to day, reports
being chased day and night by . supposed
privEteSr.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-10-05
MEDICINES.
MOFFATs LIFE PILLS AND

MOFFATS LIFE PILLS AND
W1 PHOENIX BIrfERs.
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man diseases in which Tia " ~
VEGETABLE LIE MHpIoINrs
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Los Of appetite, Hsntosen, Hs1dacAs, ReassaSs NJ
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natural consequences Of IL cure. rs : D
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gu violent pargss lssvs the bowels cosivs uhia ~
LEVERS, Of oil kinds, BY restoring III. h,ooa !.
regular circulation, through he process Of reDrsoo u
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DR0Ps1Es Of al kinds By freeing and strengthening
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