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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-26
TRIISTEE,S SALE.

WHEREAS, Frederick Irasher, by his Deed
w OF Trust beating date the ninth day OF
June, A. u. 1857, conveyed to Gsarge q. Dixon, as
Trustee, the following escribed real estate, Gsn
ate III MiLey'o Addition to the City Of keokuk,
County Of Lee aud state of Iowa, and more par
tienlarly described a. ive acres, being the nesth
bali st Block number eleven in said Addition
which conveyance was made to secure the pay
n1fnl at twelve promissory notes, In said Iced OF
Trust specified and described, executed ny SAID
Frederick Brasher to Greene frskine ard Joseph
Riaeway, dated the 9Th day Of June. 1857, payable
In six equal annual payments from the ID day OF
February, A. d. 1887, bearing eight per cent. IN
terest and for the aggregate sum OF loo 90 wv;
and whereas the FIRST eight Of sad notes and the
interest remain due ana unpaid. therefore, al the
request OF the holders thereof l. George 9. Dixon,
said Trustee, will sell the real estate above dee
crib according to the provisions q said Desd OF
Ttus, at the tgun door of toe Court Hense Al heo-
kuk aforesaid. on the 2ls. day Of March next, be-
tween The hours Of o'clock ". In. and O'clock r.
M OF that day for cash, TO the highest bidder, u
satisfy said notes, interest and cost.
GEORGE C. DIXON,
Eeh H. 1sf1.A4w trustee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Frederick Brasher, by his Deed Of
w Trust bearing date the ninth day Of June,
A. d. 1857, conveyed to George G. Dixon, as
Trustee The following described real estate situate
in Wilsey's Addition to the City Of heokuk,
County of Lee, and State of Iowa, and more par
ticularly described as five acres, being the south
half OF Diocs number five in said Addition; which
conveyance was made to secure the pay ment oi
twelve promissory notes, in said Deed OF Trust
specified and described, executed by said Frederick
Brasher TO Greene Erskine and Joseph kidgway,
dated tho ninth day Of June, lS57, payable in six
tuunf arn.al pay meats from the third day Of fSb-
ruary A. ID. 1857 bearing eight per cent Interest,
and for the aggregate sum o. $a,1b6 90 lUo and
whereas the FIRST ght Of said notes and the inter
est remain due and unpaid therefore ut the request
If the holders thereof, i, George G. Dixon, said
Trustee will sell the real estate above described
according 70 the provisions of said Deed Ok Trust
Al the front door III the Court House In heokuk
aforesaid, on the 2lst day Of March next, between
the hours or clock n. m. and icuck p. lH q
that day for cash. to the highest bidder to satisfy
said notes interest and costs.
GEORGE G. DIXON,
Feh 49, 1e61-d4w Trustee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, hawkins Taylor, by bis Dtfd ~
w Trust bearing date the ninth day of June,
A. ID, 1851. conveyed to George G. DiAon, s
Trustee, the following described real estate situate
in WII8eys Addition u rhE TRY e krukuk,
eouhty u9sfssF; zu1 s-tH.rpf Ee~a, t-se-
ticulariy described 10 Eve acres, bang ths santh
half Of Bgocs number four In SAID Add iEian: " CHI
conveyance was male to The payment II
twelve prurnissry notes in said Deed IL Trust speci
FED aud described, executes by sald hawkins lay
..rt {, II AL Iassfh hAigx.. da-l1
The ninth day If June, 1857. payable Elk s4oai
annual payments from the Ii I'D day ef sbfaarg,
A. ID. 1887 bssring eight pr &C. interest. sai for
the aggregate sum II i,i06 bs-ieg; and shs rsas
tbs hrAl eight Of aaia AnieE and fhe interest
main sue aud unpaid, Therefore,, al tie fEuGEEt ri
the holders tneFeof, /, aeorgs e. Dixon, said
trustee, viii sell tbs real estate abDve described.
according 10 The provisions If ssid Dsei Of rust
the front door Of the Court Ioae heokuk sfore-
said, the 2tst day of March Iext, b<sw.ta The
hours Of O'Clock &. and o'clock p. m "a that
aay for gah, to the higlsst bld4er to satisfy sxd
| n9tss, interest and costs.
G2oRsE c. D.g9-,
E.h.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-26
s.@rnt ~ustcr.

TO JOHN MAIN aud Franklin Ftohl:
NDI and each Of yuu are hereby notified that
there is Iow OF Gle ia tBe psta. II ihe Cisr~ Of
The Dsirie. Courto 81 Lee County, Io~a, az Fort
Madison, petition q! Aseh4&l Bashy claiming III
yen tie canoe lision ~ eerIxladesd ex seutsa IT,
you tbs SAID john Main 10 yau sail stohl sonrey-
iHg ~ ssid Stohi part II lass ., end 8, III block
n. in the City of keeku.. lee County, Iowa;
sid deed bsaFing aateo Of Dee. 5th. So, sra puf-
p.rting to be for the confederation Of sf.tH, aEd
AFRO PRAYING less sslon OF sald Lots, that ahc
title 20 the same be qniesed.
Now, therefore, NIL - you app ear AMI snsvar
thereto "a or before noon Of tn second day 81 ne
next term o. sAid Dlsriet tuaEl to b. b. gun aud
h0iien 10 fcft nsdison The ihlFss u qad ~
in Nay next decree will be rendered aexinst
you In accordance with the prayer u toe sid Pc
Eiti0n.
cLAGErT, BROWN Il CLA6EIT.
Jan. %; 1856 din Pitfts Aft'ys.
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EHNhIN q N1LLER,
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Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09

HOOP SKIRTS Ladies', Misses, and
IL Children's Skirts, manufactured Of the best of
Spring steel wholesale and retail, at the Central Ex
chauge Ohce No. |, same floor with the Post Office,
Main street, Worcester, Mass.
Hoop skirts made to order Broken Skirts repaired at
short notice. $, RICE.
d3 deodu
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.--The charges against
Col. Kcrrigan, Of the twenty fifth regiment Of
New York, who is now under arrest in Wash
ington, are understood to be dsrespectfu CON
duet to hs superior officer, aud neglect Of his
own regiment, thereby tending to produce in
subor,lination The trial has not yet taken
place
Capt. Kennedy's company of light artillery,
raised to be attached TO the nineteenth regi-
ment OF New York. Col. Laddie, coming from
Cav uga county, OF course pad its respects,
Yesterday, to Secretary Seward. 1t was form
ed i'm front ofthe state department, where brief
addresses were made by Secretary and Assist.
ant Secretary Seward The company alter
wards proceeded to the executive mansion,
where Secretary Seward introduced them 10
the president aud members Of the cabinet
The Vermont cavalry regiment will leave
Burlington Oh Wednesday, ror New York, in
a train OF one hundred aud twenty-five cars.
1t is composed OF the best sharpshooters OF the
state The horses are of the celebrated Nor
gan stock, selected with great care by Colonel
Patt, who commands the regiment which
numbers 1909 men, fully equipped with ev-
erything except rifles.
Gen. Smiths division went out to day to the
neighbornOod OF Vienna, and gathered ninety
four wagon loads OF forage. No enemy was
seen in any direction.
New York, Dec 7,-Arrangements are
being completed for the reception OF Steven,
sons twenty y-lourth regiment, by the sons OF
Massachusetts. IL. w. Gray, f. c. Cowdn,
and James Sturgis, have been added TO the
marshals for the occasion. The breakfast at
the Astor will be attended by Gen. Burnside
and other distinguished persons.
BosroN, Dec. S.-The steamship Illinois
has arrived and the twelfth Maine regiment
will probably embark tomorrow TO join Gen.
Buffers expedition. The twenty-fourth Mas
sacllusets regiment, Col. Stephenson, will
leave camp at Readvie at noon tomorrow fIr
Annapolis to join Gen. Burnslde's expedition.
New York Dec. 8.-Sieamers Boston and
Cosmopolitan sailed recently from Hampton
Roads and took three thousand men for Port
Royal large vessel from South America
with three thousand bags of coffee, lately run
the blockade at Fernandina, Fla.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09

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tli ,;.l ~; J ,i,n,,,I
iie't oouulI' M ms "liI % "o
o".i'T ~ 'i'T
e,i''io" o"9nt ~ w 1W l,Js
iro"i 'hat point Gen " ool Is therefore ",iA
lous ua' t,'e ''s,'' S'outu nun ny .e
-ePu'o!'e ""'''"ei " 'iiea, "''u 'i'e''i' nv
i' a ',,> s,i,. - ,i,, Nt,,,t;o,1to
estain in V,rni,Ii, has nrenarrd his vii in
winch h. leaves 1Re Jefferson homestead and
SIOO ono tn keen il in rtnair MS n Ieoacv to the
Tui1p,l States
Recent arrivals from KentucLv hiring most
cheering inteiiioence Ii Is said nositivelv
tl,st ths raIl Enrlsner has a mucb smaller
tprct. ihan has been oenoratIv estimated. His
army al Bo,yiiuV CIepu is loss ih,n 20 ono
Arr5pyenents an, alrratl, Dertected which will
cuu,ppi him Ia surrender Immediately or re.
from rapi,lrv mn Tennessee
G.n. Ro6prf Wilson. president of the Mis-
souri, state convention arrived here last night.
lie says the federal troops still occupy Sedaiia,
Roha, and Upton. So lar from Ben. hlcCul-
l.ch surrounding Gen. Sigel at SedaIla, the
latter wouid be rejolced 10 get within reach
Of im. Gen. Wilson says the loyal citizens
Of Missouri have perfect confidence in Gen.
HallcCk, an ii his policy is carried out there
can be no doubt OF the safety vi the state to
the Union
Commander Poor has been tried Tor allowing
the Sumter to escape II ON New Orleans when
he was IN command OF the Brookiyn and ac-
quilted, and the result has been approved by
Secretary Weles.
Lieut.. Hare of the New York thrty-first is
in close confinement, for sleeping on his post.
The punishment for the crime is death by sem
tence OF Il court martial.
New YonK. Dec.-A quantity of United
States comu,issarv stores consist NO of tweu-
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09
rROM GEN. RANKS, AKNgY.

FREDERICK CITY, MD, Dec The third
brigade, Gen. Williams, arrived this morning,
encammng three miles out on the Hagcrstown
turnpike. Nearly all Of Gen. Banks army are
now tere and in the vicinity. Col. Rugers
Wisconsin regiment have been detailed as pro-
vost guard and Col. Ruger is made provost
marshal.
Gen. Banks heaquarters are at the mansion
of Bradley L Johnson, Low a rebel colonel.
On the march through this city, the troops
were greeted heartily by the Unionists here.
The stars and stripes were thrown out, and
even some avowcd secessionists joined hearth
ly in the greetings. Some of the latter have
extended the hospitaliiies OF their residences
to officers and attaches of the army.
Messrs. Houghton & Tucker have estab
liShed the postal department of the division at
the past office of this city. Gen. Banks and
his staff visited Sandy Hook in a special train,
to day. Every Thing was quiet from Point
OF Rocks to IIarper's Ferry, and no bodies Of
the enemy were seen. Col Gearys command
are vigilant, and allow the rebels no opportu-
nifty TO depredate upon Unionists.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09
AFFAIRS IN MISSOURI.

SYRACUSE, Mo-, Dec. Cen. Pope has
been assigned to the commavd OF all the feder'
al forces between the Missouri and Usage riv.
ers. This force constitutes the largest part Of
the army which Gen. Fremont took 10 Spring
field. Busy preparations are now being made
for the establishment ot winter quarters for
the troops. Gen Price is still south of The
.Osage, and is losing more men by desertion
and expiration Of the time Of service than he
has gained by his proclamation.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec. "A band of
rebels entered Independence, last night, and
arrested several Union men and forced them
to take an oath that they would not take up
arms against the southern confederacy. This
morning they took possession of the stage
leaving for Lexington, but, through the inhu-
ence Of some secession citizens, it was re-
stored.
SEDALIA, Mo, Dec. To-day ten six
mule teams, while on a toraging expedition
about eight miles west of this place, were seiz-
ed by party OF rebels, and their teamsters ta-
ken prisoners
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 9.-The report sent last
night that the rebels yesterday captured ten
of our mule teams and took the teamsters
prisoners, was mistake. The men and
teati.s have arrived here, having been released
after all their arms had been taken from them.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09
LATEST NEWS.
DY TELEGiRAPB
70 TIVE WORCESTER QA!LY SPY
LATER FROM EUROPE.


New York, SUNDAY, Dec. 8.-rhe Africa
arrived al eight o'clock this morning She
left Queenstown on the 24th OF October. The
Europa arrived at Londonderry on the night
of the 22I with news of the loss OF the North
Britou.
Judge Aaron Goodrich, American secretary
OF legation at Brussels, lett London on tie
night OF the 23d, reaching Queenstown just in
season to embark on the Africa. lie is bearer
of special dispatches to Washington
The affair Of The Nashville continued to ex-
cite great attention. The Nashville was still
at Southampton, but nothing was done toward
repairing her or furnishing supplies. An i'm
portant ministerial conference was held at the
admiralty, it is supposed in reference to the
Nashville.
The Daily News says it would be m0n.
strous if belligerents, while in neutral porl,
were permitted to obtain the means OF contin-
uing the war.
The Star points out that there is some dis
tinctlon in law as well as iu feeling between
friendly powers and powers that acknowl-
edged only as belligerents.
The Herald says if the Nashville is peru,t-
ted to receive anything like warlke arma.
ments, England will be departing FROM her
neutrality, and will embgoil herself with the
federal government Any aid beyond what
so.,ynrtG,, n,a,, ,so oro,,so H., ;aaIars,nt ,Jo
An,nri,.a,1I ,,ay1,r,,,,ar,t
TorS S,a5,jlv =, sraoo,, to I,is oo,s,;,,,.
ens, argued that the federal government could
not act otherwise than it has done, and that it
was not surprising that Americans took oflense
at the way in which Englishmeu treated their
quarrel.
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,,l,rt a. ,i.ti
tbat tI,',r ,.as an, -n,,t ,f i, Lrasl,ing 5n,rn
~ ',o'',',.at;,, i,,st;tp,,,i,
AJ'i;tinnai a,iIitjcs hoye boon GRANTED b,,
Fr,n,.a a.. to ,at,,roli1a,;n, of f,T,i,,,, b,iIt
oh;ns Itis aI;a,,.J NO. j;sar,,ar,a,,t i..,,, taIo
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rect. IN nn,iin,, is yot .,.con,iisi,J F'0
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Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09
rnn s.NIoN l.AIsrY IN KENTUokY.

LOUISVILLE, Dec, 9.-The Commercials
Frankfort dispatch says the conduct Of the
president in modifying Secretary Cameron's
report and the great confidence which is
placed in Cen Mcclellan Buell., and lalleck,
are having the influence to calm the anxiety
OF the Union men. 1t the government adopts
the policy of Mr. Cameron it would demoral-
ize, if not destroy, the Union party in Ken
lucky,
Several men who fled from Letcher and Per-
ry counties were in Frankfort, yesterday, APP
pealing for protection against Williams and
his gang, who have invaded those counties,
p undering the people, driving of stock, and
in some instances killing Union men.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09
NEWS FROM REmEEDoM.

CHICAGO, Dee. The Memphis Ava.
lanche Of Dec. 5,h contains the following des-
patches -
''PENsAcoLA, Dec 4th.-The steamships
Florida aud Pamllco engaged the federal fleet
of the east end OF HON island, at o'clock,
to day The federal forces retired"
"RIcmoND, Va, Dee. 4.-Col. Henry
Heath OF Virginia, has been appointed ma
jor general, and supersedes Gen. Price in COM
mand OF tie department Of Missouri
ST. LOUIS, Dee THE Memphis papers
of the 9th inst, contain despatch from Rich
mond, announcing the appointment Of Gen.
Heath Of Va, to the command Of the depart
ment OF Missouri, thus virtually Superseding
Gen. Price.
Some Of the papers say there is great excite
memt at Nashville in regard 10 the drafting Of
troops Some ten thousand additional troops
have arrived at Columbus, Ky, since the bat
tie OF Belmont, The rebel troops are rapidly
concentrating there, and they declare that sew
enty five thousand men cannot take the posi-
ton.
y telegram from East Pensacola reports that
the federal fleet is Oft Horn Island.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Dec. Tt is reported
that the bridge over Bacon Creek was burned
by tn. rebels yesterday.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09

WHEELING, Va, Dec. TN the legisla.
ture, Mr.. Porter offered resolution looking
% Virginia's paying her portion of the feder-
al direct tax.
MIR. Davidson offered resolution requiring
all ministers to take the oath of allegiance be.
fore receiving license to perform Cre mar.
rage ceremony. a bill was reported, releas-
ing non-commissioned officers and priyates
from payment OF the customary taxes. On
motion Of MIR. Logan, il was ordered that the
national flag shall be displayed each day from
the building wherein the legislature transacs
IFS buSiupss
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09
THE PIRATE SUMTER.

New York, Dec. The schooner Eme-
line, from Port Royal, Martinique, Nov llth,
reports that she lett there the pirate Sumter,
which would commence coang on the l2th.
She had taken two prizes, the brig Daniel
Trowbridge OF New Haven and the brig Jo'
seph Park. The captain of the Daniel Irow'
bridge came in the Emeline. This vessel LETT
New York, Oct 9Th, for Demarara with car
90 of provisions, and was captured Oct. 9th,
in lat. 1913, long. 56 "a. The captain and
crew were taken aboard the Sumter with all
the provisions she wanted, when the brig was
set on fire and destroyed The captain and
crew were landed at Port Royal, Nov, 9th.
The brig Joseph Parks was from Pernambuco
for New York in ballast, and was captured
Sept. 2ith aud set on fire. Capt Bridges and
crew were landed at Port Royal. The mate
and crew Of the Trowbridge will be seut home
the first opportunity The Sumter was allow
ed TO refit without objection.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09

New YORK, Dec. THE steamer City of
New York, OF the Norwich line arrived at the
foot of Twenty first street at 9 O'clock this
morning, and reached her dock at l2k o'clock.
The boats of the other routes arrived about
O'Clock this afternoon
New YORK, Dec. THE new war steamer
Octarora was launched yesterday at the Brook
lyn navy yard. The steamship City Of Man
chester sailed for Liverpool at this morning,
having been detained by log.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09
rKoM sAN ERANcIsco.

SAN FRANcIsco, Dec. 6.-The weather is
rainy and business is duh party OF Sc
cesslouists on their way to Texas, overland,
were captured on the northern border Of the
STATE by the federal troops. 1t is supposed
that Que hundred and fifty others intending to
leave California by the same route will be
taken. Showter, the duest commands them.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09
FROM FORT MONROE.

FoRT MONROE, Dec IA flag of truce
came IRON Norfolk this morning. 1t brought no
news, The Ericsson arrived from New York
this morning, and will take troops aboard for
Port Royal. The weather here is fine Capt
G. w. Saltonstal was accidentally struck by
falling block, on board the Minnesota this
afternoon and knocked overheard striking on
the propeller, and it is feared that he was ia
tally injured.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09
MONUMENTS IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Dec 8,-Several letters from
Somerset and Stanford, dated on the 9Th inst,
have Just been received. They say the teder.
al forces under Gen Schoeff have been COM
PEELED to retreat to this side of Somerset, and
that the rebels, 10000 strong, have crossed
Cum berand River, and are marching on Som.
erset. Men, women, and children, are leaving
Somerset in every possible conveyance, and
rushing into Stanford The Stanford people
think Gen, Schoetf should be reinforced, and
the Democrat editorially thinks Gen. Schoetf's
purpose in falling back on Somerset is to catch
Zollicotier in a trap.
LOUISVILLE, Dec 9-The report that Zol
licotler had crossed the Cumberland river is
discredited by sone persons here. General
Schoeti occupies hill three quarters of a mile
this side of Somerset, with but 5000 men,
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.

BosToN, Dec. Next week II officers and
240 prisoners OF the North Carolina regiment
will be sent to Fortress Monroe from Fort
Warren, and released Oh parole. An equal
nGnber OF our men will be returned from Rich
mOul
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09

PRovIDENcE, Dec. THE journal reports
the sale OF go, 900 pieces of print cloths here,
last week, and says that the market, which
opened at y cents for 64 by "a, closes firm at
81 cents for the same count
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-09

NEW YORK ncc. 7-STOCKS are rather better but
quiet Chcaso Rock Island So; Cleveland and Toledo
5-s; Galena and Chicago 7y5 Panama III; Michigan
southern Railroad lI3 Michigan Central 49; Erie 3l5
New York Central 7S3; acic Mail 81; 5 skies 81,
coupons, 80; ives "A coupons SO; U skies 81
pons 9ql; California seveIls 81.