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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.

WINTER GARDEN, Brosdway.-HAEpr AsDF-LEss
ron HUSBANDS.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES COR DON b Il Il II r,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

orFIoE N. W. CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU sTs.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

Washington, Nov. Is.
Dispatches from Gen. Dix state that
the rebels in Accomac dispersed. Dix's
proclamation went on the previous day
They may rally in Northampton; but
uselessly. Union men from Accomac
were buying Union flags in Maryland 10
hoist as soon as our troops entered the
country.
Ii is not improbable that the steamer
Trent may be oyerhauled by two other
American war vessels before she reaches
her destination.
Col. Graham of the 10th New York
regiment, who commanded the reconnois.
ance at Matthias Point. has been ordered
under arrest BY Gen Mcclellan upon
complaint of Gen. Hooker that Graham
destroyed private property, such as dwell
ing houses, barns, dc. Col. Graham has
arrived here and reported himself and
explains that he only destroyed such
buildings as had been used by the enemy
for their pickets and the storage of for
age, which buildings the several command
ers of our naval vessels on the river have
4 from time to time endeavoret TO destro,
by shells.
Yesterday seven pungies attempted te
run the blockade. Six passed without in
terruption, but the seventh ran too nea
the Virginia shore and the rebel batterie
along the whole line opened on her
Twenty shots were fired, three of which
passed through her sails but her hull WA
uninju,ed She was however compelled
to put back to Indian Head. The ferr
boat Stepping Stone ran the blockade ol
Saturday nigh, and was not fired upon.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

Jas T. Brady received from the Tam.
many Convention, last evening, the unani-
nous nomination for Mayor. aud il is un
derstood that he will accept. The Com.
mittees Of the various German Conyen-
tions, who were present, signified theil
hearty endorsement of the candidate.
The Board OF Aldermen pressed resolu.
tions rendering the hospitality Of the cit,
to CoE Wilkes, for his gallant conduct in
taking Mason and Slidell from British
steamer, and bringing them prisoners tt
the Government. They were adopted
and he was requested TO receive the con
gratulations Of our citizens, in the Govern
or's room Of the City Hail.
The Baltic or Atlantic, from Port Royal
is signalled.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
Afternoon Report.
Aadisona, New. BY Norwegian.

Liverpool, Nov 8.
Breadstuffs quiet but steady. Lon.
DON Consols closed at 93sM93A.
The Paris Dchats on Mexican affairs
says, the three powers ut the commence
ment are to endcavor to impose suspen-
sion of arms In the belligerent parties in
Mexico. They undertake not to occupy
permanently any part Of her territory and
to obtain no exclusive advantage from
Mexico. England gave up the conditions
which she wished inserted in the treaty,
namely: That the three powers should
pledge themselves not to accept the throne
of Mexico for any Prince Of their reign.
ing families. If the monarchial form pre-.
walls, the powers pledge themselves not
to use Intervention for the profit of any
Prince in particular. The Patrie says
the contingent Of France will number s..
600
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

Tue 9feenock Scotland Advertiser
Of Oct 10Th says:
The cargo of the steamer which cleared
from the port Of Greenoek last week for
Madeira and. the West coast of Africa
consisted Of l,34l rifles, GO pistols.
24.l0o tbs gunpowder, io9, 900 cart.
ridges, $4,000 percussion caps, 800 sa.
bers. quantity of wrought leather belts,
4 cannon. ! tons lead and shot, ton,
shell, 40 swords, quantity of wearing
apparel, 9,9Se yards Of blanket. The
cargo is valued al fis 600. Nearly all
the above were sent by rail from Enc lanc
and shipped at Greenock. Scotland.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20
Nov. 10, Is6l-ti
NOTICE,


To Curtis r. Conn, Charles Sehnfer, Guy wells,
Jcnnings 4 Anderson, Wheeier, Bellows Go VIM
4 r.. l.. Ruddick, Tweedy. Mouton Ptusptol, brown
A ciendenning, Hoxhal Ball., Ogden. Brownrl 4
Co., n X. Hart. Connabie Smyih. John Ambs Co..
Vim. Cl-ghorn, Geo. W. Flanders Co., J. W.
Wheat, MarieDthal. LehmAnA Co.s Hohhsimer Bro /,
{. r. r.. Liiry. aad Caleb Cope co.. Won and
each Of yuu are hereby notified that there IL nos
file in the once ~ the Clerk OF the District Court Of
Lee county. iowa, nj Keokuk. petition Of Ledsard
Linklean claiming ~ you q. n. Conn the sum OF one
thousand dollars. with 10 per cent interest annum
pay able annually. as money due ynur notes and
mo rigage made by Won to Horao Seymour aud since
assigned 10 said plaintiff; also claiming agHin.t zach
the foreclosure OF said mortgage the same being
upon lot twenty feet In froni Main street by i4o
feet deep OF even width part Of i one block nnriy
three iu City of keoknk BEGINNING twenty feet from
h street In Lee County Iowa for the purchase mo-
uey; and further asking for sale OF said aud
general relief
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
bel ore OF the secoud day Of the next term of
said Court 10 commence at keokuk on the Isl Monday
uf February, A. ID. IrGo, defanft will be entered
against aud judgment euderei thereon as pray cd
| for In said petition.
II SCOTT HOWELL,
Nov ~ lafI-d Atty for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

BENroNsPoRT. Nov IL, 1861.
EDITOR GATE CRY | have but few
moments in which to give you few items
that may be news to some Of your many
readers
| am still with Col. Moore's y. L. Mis-
souri, Regiment. We left Canton, Mo-,
on last Thursday, on our way to Memphis.
will particularly notice Capt Harle' 5
Cavalry scouts. Capt Harle, himself, with
rear guard, left Canton Steamboat Land.
ing twenty five minutes after two o'clock
P. ~, escorted baggage train to vii
liamstewn fifteen miles, cooked our meals
on the prairie, and fed our horses. Then
Capt. llarle took thirty men and went to
Memphis and surrounded the place before
four o'clock in the morning. Making, in
all more than fifty miles in less than thir
teen hours, besides doing some scouting
on the way.
At point few miles east of Memphis
they met three rebel scouts that refused /,
halt, when called on. Our men fired
the result was one rebel shot through th,
lungs We got one horse and two guns
This much is true. But In addition /,
this. the people living near the place o
encounter, say tha,, OH the next morning
they found the bodies of the other tw
men, they having been dragged by tn
stirrups, after they were shot, and th
scouts had no time to look for them. \
the main object Of the expedition was ,
capture some persons in the town OF Men
pills, which was pretty satisfactorily dom
Tie ltfahtry and baggage reached Men
phis, OH Friday evening City miles an
upwards II All eighteen hours lnarcl
through as dusty rold az was rerhav
ever seen. This is one Of what shoul
be called, Moore Marches
Yours ia haste,
A. w. II
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20
NEW ADVERTISEMEN ENTS.
ORIGINAL NOTICE
heafucHy

To G.. r. Conn. Eliaken II. Ford. r.. R. 4
u ". Ford. Henry Tewle, Abner Reeves,
lesse Mn,tby. Thomas Davis Charter fehei-
mar, u. e., Hughes, sam BoEtman. Stale OF Iesa faf
the OF the school Fnna. Ghaftn Lee. Love- bFs-
~ n Adams ken.nk Islr. Ma. I3 |. y. q. r.. RohAt
II, smyth, Angetne hey. admnlstfatrts OF jacob
RO&hev, deceased. Nm. H. l. Ruddek. nan1 Z.
Miller. assignee Of NJ. Gptns, Ranaorh Leslie,
II. X. Love Co., peddIc 4 Falinn. 1en nings Andef,
son. Wheeler. Bellows Co. Twetds. MnnlteH a
Pimp psn, Sau fsr FfehhiHs Calvin Goats, Emerson,
Cochran A. Go. A L.. nrming. sophia Glanaennsng.
!. c. MickerSham. Levi W uea, Long Wy rn. amt Ca
eb Cope Co. You and each Of you hereby mott
fed there nie IN the office ~ the Clerk
of the District Court 81 Leg County Iowa. Nt keokak,
petition OF dyafd Linklean claiming of e. Il
Cont the u one thousand dollars with ~ per
cent interest per annnm payable annually, as MONEY
due on your mortgag made bs you 10 HoTatio Srs
moar securing senrT note named IN II aud since as
,gued ~ plaintiff, also claiming araths each III fon
the foreclosure or said mortgage the being upon
even width through part OF lot three. block ninety
three In City of ksoknk, beginning twenty feet frotr
line Of ottwa In said block In LerConns Iowa, fDi
the purchase money. and further asking for sale o
said premises, and general relief.
And unit IS you appear and answer said petition oa
or before OF the second day Of the next term
said Court at kceknk on the Isl oBda,
Of February. A. d. 1862. default will be entered
against You and Judgment rendered thereon a. prayet
| Tor in said petition
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Nov 10 IH6l-d Aufy tor Plaintiff.
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Pr IN vvas htngt
Times Dispatch.

Washington, Nov. ls
There Is increasing confidence in the
entire correctness of Captain Wilkes in
taking Slidell and Mason, and am in
formed that Secretary Chase has express
ed his regret that Wilkes did not seize the
vessel. Count de Gurowski is certain
that Great Britain will not take excep.
tions to the act
The statement that the President in
tends issuing proclamation calling upon
the States for two hundred thousand more
volunteers is nnfounded When the hal
million Of volunteers called for by act 0
Congress have been recruited, none vii
be received except in regular service.
1t is proposed to send a portion of on
prisoners of war to Fort Mackinaw
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20
a mad Threat.

The rebels, itappears, hold Colonel Cor
coran and other officers as hostages for the
good behavior of our courts. If we, In
the regular exercise of the judicial author
iiy of the nation, condemn auy of their
pirates, they will execute our officers as O
retaliation. This is mere threat but il
they should be wicked enough to hang
Colonel Corcoran, let us say to them, that
there are lrishmen enough in New York
city alone, able and disposed to leave
nothing Of Charleston for the turkey buz
zards.-[N. Y. Eve. Post,
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20
risten for thr Boston Journ
The Yaun0 HOldicr.

tribute 10 the memory of the late Harvey DIX,
iAlacn, who was killed while nahting bravcly agai
rea odds, In skirmish near kirksviile, Mo-, Aug
Gi
By MRS j, u. HAsFoEp,
He sleeps afar from friends and home.-
New England's son 20 brave
Kind stranger hands his form prepared
To all an honored grave,
He lived not long enough 10 gain
SCOTS Worldwide martial fame,
But dying, rose TO Eilsworths side,
And wen hen's name
Bright shall the everlasting bays
Around his young head t~ine.
And Lberty's dear lovers make
His grave The patriots shrine.
oh fond, maternal heart that eled,
When oer the quiyering wire,
With sudden shock, the tidings came,
That he had "gone up higher"
Thou mother Of hero son.
Smile through thy falling tears,
Tiilhope's bright rainbow gilds the path
rhou'li tread In coming years.
when peace shall bless our struggling land.
And Freedom's battles won,
Thy mourning heart, with Christian faith,
VIII throb, 'sThy will be done"
And when iiie's evening shadows steal
Across thy dying eye,
Loi waiting for thy greeting fond
win be thy heroboy.
BEVERLY, Oct. g. ls6i.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

PRINCE NApoLEoN's REPORT - We
have seen private letter from gentle
man who knows of what he writes, which
says "that the Prince Napoleon, since his
return from America, makes no disguis.
in expressing both in public and in private
his decided opinion that the North il not
only abundantly able TO whip the slave
holders, but that it will do It, and ough.
to do il, and the sooner the better. From
the general course Of the press for. the last
fortnight, it is easy to see that all France
Ii reaching the same conclusion
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

re- A Southern traitor has ambi.
tion and whisky for excuses, but a
Northern traitor is natural tory and
toady. The New York News, the New
York Day Book, the Cincinnati In.
quirer, and few other northern paperl
Of that stripe, are doing more to fos
ter and prolong the rebellion than al
the southern fanatics and disunion pa
pers combined.--[ FraaLtort hy. } cont
n.oaredith.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

The South Carolinians welcome the
Yankees with the offer Of "a prison aboye
or tomb below their soil Gen Sher-
man, bowing, with hat in hand, addresses
them us most hospitable Carolinians, and
then palavers the nauseous old stuff about
constitutional rights, and what not. When
he hears from his chief, the Secretary oi
War, the next time, we trust that he will
be taught to speak like a man and an
American - New York Eve. Post
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

BAKERS SUCCESSOR. Benjamin Stark
has been appointed from Oregon to fill
or rather take-the place Of the lamented
Col Edward d. Barker III the Senate 81
the United States. Mr. Stark IL said t
be e Peace Democrat--that is. hail fel-
low with NalIandinlhanl, Henry My and
Ben. Wood. Happily. there will not BE-
enough such IN the Senate TO do much
harm, but it il sad to think Of such man
sitting in the seat OF Col. Baker
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

E-"Compromise, word which can
now be uttered only by those speaking
openly and directly in the interests Of
the Rebellion. So long a. the Rebels
have arms in their hands, there is moth
ing to compromise-nothing but the
honor Of the country and the integrity
Of the Government; and who, but he
who is ready to fill towards grave,
is prepared for submission to such hu.
initiation a. this f'-( Joseph Hott, i,
Kentucky.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

No REPORT In consequence Of the
storm we had no report yesterday, except
in the morning. This was the more ag-
gravating as the morning report announ-
ced the arrival of steamer from Port
Royal. Ii We get repor. this morning
and the news is of sufficient importance,
we will issue an extra.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

1ns- The Cincinnati Gazette has several
times positively asserted, on what it deems
good authority, that Gen. Mcclellan telc.
graphed 10 Zen. Fremont 10 return and
resume command of the army al Spring.
field, and that Fremont received the dis
patch al Sodala. He was perhaps wise
~ not obeyine the order, but If he had
obeyed, there is little doubt that he would
have .qt battle ont OF Price
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20
Death Of George Cla9ctt.

The friends of George Clagett will re-
gret to hear of his death. He died on
the Goth ef October, of typhoid fever,
aged about 26 years He was the son OF
Judge Clagctt Of this city, and left las,
spring with his brother William for Cali.
fornia.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

ET A shoemaker was taken up fol
bigamy (Which wife, asked by
stander, evil he be obliged to take =
HE is cobbler, replied another, "anc
of course must stick to the last.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

ET- The spell that hung over the B' !
aud nade them rnylnclble 10 tie Union
forces wss dispelled At Beaufort. 5. c.
The way + conquer Is IL - get IN its rear
BY q ls@a 81
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

The unprecedented rise In Boots and Shoes max es
IL necessary that you at take u
iess. The highest European and American testimony
goes to prove thar this may be done writer in the
London Mechanics Magazine says ~ MNcerUn,A =
ADtiseptic WAteF-PrOOf Biucktng: ~
have worn Apair Of boots three years, aud an well
satisfied that hy its The wearing qualities OF leather
al least doubled American testimony Of the
hEhest cha raeter confirms thu statement.
Sold wholesale aud Retail by DUKE n BARRETT,
Keokuk, Iowa. Price on single h box is cts.
nOytJj
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

saa- The most impudcnt Of all things il
mirror, for it is continually casting te
hcctions.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

akF- James Brown, whose arrestin Bos-
ION was announced by the telegraph, in
the same James Brown, who was a con-
tractor on the railroad from here to Car
thase, and who passed thro' our city few
weeks ago, on his way East. His baggage
was marked keokuk, Iowa, and he was
arrested on suspicious excited by his dis.
loyal language.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

T George Bancroft said, in his New
York speech, few days since:
~ do not understand turning soldier o.
Me United States into a. constable 10 keep
the peace on the plantations II dtc seces-
s,ontsts."
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

mfs~ Recreation II recreation, sec
ond or, alton, when wearincss hath almost
annihilatcd ones spirits. Its the breath
ing Of the soul, which otherwise would be
stincd with continual business.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

The Charleston Mercury is journal
with which we have SO seldom the felicity
Of agreeing that we take special delight in
quoting aud endorsing its remark on the
taking of Beaufort: "It is better for South
Carolina to be the cemetery of freemen than
the home of slaves" The negroes about
Beaufort seem to have similar notion.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

The WEEKLY GATE CITY - pub
iished every Monday mt thts Oasce, IL
OF she Oldest papers In Iowa, and
has very widely extended circulation
strcughout the Dcs Moinex Valley. North
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20
Elr CHARLES r. and WILLIAM B.

NEE IHAHLEs II. and WTLLIAM D.,
whom many Of our friends will remember
as sons of Ezekiel Woods, Of Newark
Ohio, have received appointments as Col
onel and Lieutenant Colonel Of the 10Th
Regiment of Ohio Volunteers, now organ
izing in Licking County Charles, the
Colonel, i the youngest, and graduate oil
West Point, holding Leutenancy in the
regular army. William B is successful
lawyer in Newark, and was lately Speaker
Of the House in the Ohio Legislature.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

NOTICE.
The undersigned having bought out the stock OF r.
J. Rice and havinr made large additions the
OF all kinds Of Iron. Steel aud Blacksmith FINDINGS
now Offers The same al greatly redaeed prices TOk
CASH ONLY and would respectfully ask the Atte lon
of all dealers In iron to Ills stock. Dough, at hard
times prtces1, and request call before they make
their purchases. A. no accounts will he keEt, those
indebted requested 10 calf and settle, either by
pas ment or with approved paper
Store al the old stand, corner of sth and Main SITS.
keHkuk, Nov ID dUi JOEL RICE.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20
I,NECUTOR'S S NOTICE.

L. AL1A MA - @Noiis Ia
Notice is hereby gl en that the undersigned, on the
9Th day of October 1851 ~ ihe County Judge Lee
county. recelvcd letters " ksefntorshtr, with the
VIII attached, Of sarah " knssck, deceased. Those
indebted 10 tie eshH N4 govern the euiselxeK accord
ingfy, and persons having claims against Ii will pre-
them within the time required by inv.
GEORGE p. kAsSIGh,
Hoyi5dGt ROBERT WORsTER.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

TRADE. A sensation paragraph is going
the rounds of the Massachusetts, press to
the effect that Hon. Henry Wilson has .
contract to make up million pair Of shoes.
ut Sc IS The Senator is, We believe,
interested in "a contract for 10000 pairs, 50
that only two cyphers have as yst been
added TO the number. The papers have
figured up the profit at 20 cents pair o.
S2u0, 900 on the contract, but as the Gov
ernmcnt pays only - GO pair, fortune
will not be realized fir m the contract by
Heiry Wilson cor any other man. -
Shoe and Leather Reporter.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

tribute 10 tne memory Of the late Harvey DIX. 0J
Maiden who killed while fahtinE bravcly against
great odds, ia skirmish kirksvile, Mo- August
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20
THE GATE CITY.
* l., 9 X u X:

WEDNESDAY, NO TENBER 20.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-20

The following letter in answer to GER
tain questions, will be found peculiar and
interesting, and probably quite satisfacto-
ry-ED. GATE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-04
LEGAL NOTICE.


To Thomas r. Dnn, W. ". Bslknap, David CHv-
Ford, Franklin 0ardner, John II. q hisslsn, Henry
Little, n. Alexander, Oscsr Burhsidgc, VIM. II.
Lssch, William = II. L. Ruddick, i. stark
NaAhert
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
! theHo 10 now on 6ls In the Office OF the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, 1t Fort
Madisou, petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming Of
you Thomas +. Duff the sum OF three hundred dol
lars, with 10 percent. in crest per annum payable
annually, land $50 dollars for taxes paid % mo-
ney due On mortgage made by you to Chas. Mason
and siace assigned 70 said Hiram Barney dated
September 25th, 1854; also claiming against each
OF you the foreclosure Of said mortgage. thrsame
being upon Lots eleven and twelve II l2l In
Block hundred and forty-eight 1887 Ia City Of
Keokuk Lee County Iowa, for the purchase money,
and further asking for sale Of said premises and
general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
ON or before Of the second day IF the next
term Of said Court, to commence ct Fl. Madison ON
the 3D. Monday Il May, A. ID. 1861 a default will
be entered. against you, and judgment rendered
thereon as prayed for In SAID petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Feb 33. 1881. Pitts Att'yE.
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L6&nI NOTICE.
To Patrick Knowles. Samuel h. Curtis, KNAPP 4
Eaton:
~ on and each Of you are hereby notified that
there IL now on Gle In the office of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, lows, At Fort
Madison, petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming Of
you Patrick Knowles the sum Of six hundred dol
lars and interest at 10 per cent, money due on
mortgage made by you to Charles Mason and since
asS igned to said Hiram Barney, dated August ~,
1855; aise claiming sgairst each Of You the fore
closure of said mortgage the SANG being upon Lots
one II and two y in Block one hundr ed and sew
eniy-eight, l7HI in the City Of Kcokuk. Lee
County, Iowa, for the purchase money! and fur
thcr asking for : sale Of said premises, and gen
eral relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petit
ton or before the noon Of the second day Of
the next term Of said court. to commence At Fort
Madisan the third Monday Of May, A. ID.
1861, default will be entered against you and
judgment rendered thereon; the petition taken ~
by you confessed, ard decree rendered against
you az prayed therein
NOBLE L STRONG,
Feb. 10, 1851 dim Pitts Attys.
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LxGaI NOTICE.

To r.. b. French, William HooL, Robert French
Geo. y. Apderson d Co., Henry Homspn Go.
BE- Messenger, Josiah Haines, Vim. IL. Cieg
horn h Co.,:
NOU and each of you hereby notified tina
l. there IL now file in the office Of he Clerk Il
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison, petition of Hiram Barney, claiming OF
you X. B. French, the sum OF seven hundred snd
fifty dollArs. and 10 per cent interest money due
on = mortgage made by you IL Charles Mason and
since assigned ~ said Hiram Barney, dated Aug.
Sth, 1855; also claiming against each Of you the
foreclosure Of said mcrtgage, the tame being upon
Lots one and two j. in Block sixty-eight I6sl
in Masou's lower addition to the City Of kenkuk
Ice county, Iowa. ter the purchase money; and
further asking for sale ofsaid premises, and gen
eral relief
And ualsss you appear and Answsr said petition on
or before noon II the second day Of the next term
II said Court, to commence at Fort Madison. on
the third Monday OF May, A. D. 1861, . default
will be entered against Jon and judgment rem
dered thereon, the petition taken ~ BY you cor
fessed, and decree rendered against you as prayed
therein. NOBLE STRONG,
Feb. ii, 1861 I'm Plaintiffs Att'ye.