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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02
COr0ncrH, lnHuesfA,

DEATH rRox VIoiENtE.--A fight occurred OF Thursday
last at No. II West street. in which named Patrick
Hogan severely injured by blow the top Of his
head. Hogan died from the effect OF his injuries on
Friday last. From the evidence Of the witnesses
amncd at the inquest held yesterday before Coroner
Schrmcr appears that the deceased in mpany with
others forced themselves into the premises No Al
West street Thanksgi giving day, where some low
theatrical entertainments being given. The price Of
admission ten cents which they refused TO pay Two
men, named Baker and Wellington, were inside WHO
cndeavorcd to force them out, using poker and
shovel tor the purpose In the fight Baker struck Hogan
on the head, thereby nfcting injuries Of which he as
since died Tho jury n rendering their verdt said
Hogan came to his death from violence at the hands Of
Rchard Baker Three Of the jury also dered John
Wellington accessory tn the act Wellington is now
In custody. and the police in active search Of
Richard Baker
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Superior Court-Generai Term.

HtfUFt fUf BHhCh.
Garrett T. Mott ct III the Union Bank OF New York -
judgment for the defendant.
George Ireland Jr., executor Elisha C. Lchfeid.--
Judgment affirmed, with costs
smith Davis ct al ys Cornelius DuGfe ct ai-Judgment
reversed, new trial ordered, costs to abide event
Charles King ct al vs. Edwin W. Philips ct ai--Sew
trial ordered, COSTS 10 abide event.
Thomas Walker vs.. Jacob Wilson-Judgment affirmed,
with costs.
The Continental Bank vs. James S. De Mott et al
Order affirmed with costs.
Richard Spencer Us. the Rogers Locomotive and Ma
chine Works.-JndHmcnt affirmed, with costs.
Charles Wall ct al the Home Insurance Company
Judgment affirmed, with costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

NEWFOUNDLAND WINTER FIsDSG-Yhe schooners Gen.
Butler and Sarah T. Nightingale sailed from this port on
Tuesday last for the Banks Of Newfoundland where thew
will prosecute the winter 1shng This is new field for
fishermen, and we have doubt they will make a
profitable voyage as Goldfish are generally very plenty
at that place These vessels intend being absent four
months 1t will be tough voyage for the men, but no
more 81 than tho Georges fishing, and far less peyos
Advertiser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02
Warlike Movements i'm Ca nuda i,

IFTUIH IUFHBtU UfUDe, NOV. ZD.I
General Sir Fenwick Williams, commander OF the
forces viii arrive in town this forenoon by the Grand
Trunk train accompanely his staff, including Col Viii
mot, Col Rollo Capt De Wnton and Capt Grant for the
purpose Of inspecting the decnces Of the neghhorhood
The excavations for fort short distance from the
old ono, commenced couple OF days ago under the
superintendent Of Colonel Robertson Royal Engineers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02
my thousand heroes-gailant unconquerabie Southern
men-we avail, your coming.
STERLING. G. PRICE, Major General Commanding.

RoIIA, NO, Nov. 80, 1861.
scout who has followed the army Of the rebels since
The evacuation Of Springfield, came in yesterday He
reports the rebels some 10 600 strong moving north in
three divisions. The right wing 600 strong command
ed by General McBridge, resting stockton, Cedar
county. The left wing held position Nevada Vernon
county, under command Of Gen. Rains, with 1000
Gen. Price, with 1000 men, commanded the CENTRE and
was near Monticello, Vernon county.
These figures obtained the Of
the rebel force by scouts.
General Prices intention Is 10 march into Kansas and
make that state the field of his operations His spies
report 10 him that General Lane IN AT Fort Scott, with
5000 men, Price will evade the latter and pass into
Kansas, at or near Butler Bates county.
The march wrs taken up the 26th ult.
Colonel Clarkson, commanding the Of the rebel
army, left Greenfield on Sunday last.
General Price issued order to McCuloch follow
him. which the latter disregarded and is moving
towards Arkansas 10 60 into winter quarters
The rebels hnly clad and poorly fed, and evnce
disposition TO disband and seek their homes.
ng open stores and houses and helping themselves
what they could find. Freeman himself reported in
that vicinity.
Major Boren with O0e cavalry left here yesterday,
with view Of getting South OF Freeman and cutting OF
his retreat.
The weather is exceedingly fresh On Friday had =
slight fall of snow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS M0NRor, Dec I, JsBI
TheQldPont boat has arrived. There is ne news from
1he Soiith.
The s. II. Spauldng had arrived from Hattsras. She
reports .ha. several rssi guab0as uNe seen In sAsigd.
boring inlet j
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SEnAfIA, Mo-, Dec. ], 1861.
Parties from the West say that the country between
Lexington is almost deserted, the having gone
join Price or attaching themselves TO the various
mands Of his officers throughout that region
Jennison's in jackson county devastating TIE
country. and various parties OF armed gone
ino that section with the avowed purpose of driving
them out.
General Prices proclamation has been circulating in
the river counties, and win doubtless induce large mum
bers to join the rebel army.
Ny nformants say that for distance OF sixty miles
which was travelled yesterday and to-day they only
one man on the road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

ARRIVAL OF A PRIZE SCHOONER AT PHTLA-
DElpHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ], 1881.
The prize schooner Mabel, captured of Savannah by
the sloop OF war Dale, has arrived here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

Today being the hrs, Monday in December, the Con-
gress Of the United States the Capitol at Wash
ngton There will not be the usual delay and difficulty
IN organizing for at the special session which met in
July last all those preliminarics were disposed of.
and tho Presidency Of the Senate will Of be
eiscd by Vice President Hamln who is, by the consu
tion, Qcio President Of tho Senate The first business
Of both houses will be the adoption Of concurrent resou
tion directing the appointment Of joint committee to
wait the President of the United States and inform
him that the two houses Of Congress- in session and
are ready any communication he may have to
make them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

the committee have made their hotel and other bills OF
expense. Some interesting items Of economy might turn
up The latter will undoubtedly be called for by resoIu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE AxALoAxArIoN or There
10 a growing tendency in this age to appro-
pirate the most expressive words Of other
languages, and after while to incorporate
them into our own; thus the word Cephaiic,
which il from the Greek, sgnifying sTor the
head, IL nov becoming popuisriIed 10 con
necsion With Mr.. Spalding's great Headache
remedy, but il will SOON be used in a more
general way, aud the word Cerhalic will be-
come ns common r. Electrotype md many
others whose distinction az foreign words
has been worn away BY common usage until
they seem ..native and to the MAJOR born"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-26

CO HEApAcHE In the fayoritc sign BY
which nature makes known any deviation
whstever from the natural state of the brain,
and viewed in this LIGHT it may be looked on
as . safeguard intended to give notice Of dis
ease which might ether ise escape attention
till too late to be reme1ied; and its indica.
tsons should never be neglected. Headaches
may be classified under two names, Sgmp-
tomato and lJiopathic. Symptomatic Head
ache is exceedingly common, and Is the pre-
cursor OF great variety Of diseases, Am ing
which are Apoplexy, Gout, Rheumatism, and
all febrile diseases. la its nervous form il is
sympathetic OF disease Of the stomach con-
shutting sick headache, or hepatic disease
constituting bilious headache, Of worms,
constipation and other disorders Of the bow
ella, rs we'll as renal and uterine affections.
Diseases of the heart are verv frequently at
tended with Headaches; Anmma and pletho.
"a are also affections which frequently oc-
caslon headache. IdopatLic Headache is
also very common, bWng usually distinguish.
ed by the name Of nervous heafdche, some.
times coming on suddenly in state of ap-
parently sound health and prostratnc at
once the mental and physical energies, and
in other instances il comes on slowly, herald
ed by depression Of spirits or acerbity OF
temper. In most instances the pain is in the
front of the head, over one or both ewes. and
sometimes provoking vomiting; under this
NAV also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment of either class Of Head.
ache the Cephallc Pills have been found a
sure and safe remedy, relieving the most
acute pains IN fcx minutes, and by it's SUBJ
tie power erajloa,ing the diseases Of which
ueaiache Is the unerring index.
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BLaexwoop's EDIsBuRGn MAGAzIEE (Tory.

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literary, scientific, and theological character, WE
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AHERlFf,> Sal.I,

Is -
STATE or IONA,
RI virtue of Special Exccntion to me directed,
- issued W tho Clerk Of the District Court Of
said county, in iay4r Of James r. Brnce George nj.
Barber and J. In Faycttc Curtis, pastsfIs, and
Hosmer Curtis, intervening TlsintiT. AM against
fhlneas o. wright, winthrop ienof. samuel
Robb Samuel Wolff Brent gartner Of wife, T.
J. Firth, A. Hine, JOHN X. Allen, John McI,ougal,
Jesse Ruddick, hosena II. Wright, Anscl Philips
and wife, Richard @. Wcirrick and xHe, ID. u.
Wadsworth, Jonas Wheeler and others, / have
ltvIad upon, and wi.scll to 'he highest bidder, ut
the door Of tue Clerk i Office IL the Iistric Court
Of lee County, Iowa. ut Keok uk In county, on
the goth day IF February, n. H. 1861 bet VI Ell the
hours OF o'clock III. and o'cIosk u AZ of said
day, commencing ut Clock III the r lloA ng
properly, to-wt: certain q net, being 10 acres IL
land, situated IN I4sc County, lows. and being all
the northwest quarter Ut the h-eaat Qa.I tc OF
section fourteen III IovnsLp siAis.Ls north of
range hyswest, excepting iLeretr hi zen Hefe1 in a
square firm at the ugb cerI.r OF tho same
quarter Of said quarter elton. with it- aprurton-
ances and also, xil the last excepted tn acres Sit
uafe III the south rnst quartEr sad norIh-east
quarter Vt said s.cton fourteen with the exception
u two and ball acres IN acquire form al the
south corner Of tie Ten acre tract ss,il
mat d at seven aid hasf acres
Taken, levied urof. nd Il lie sold ly order of
Court to safif, sad Writaf Execution
Aeokuk, January Is, ISL.
Ii. nj. HRIFFIIH,
Sheriff II Lee County.
CuRrIs. GILLroRE 4 CuR1ls, pltHs Att'ys.1 ~
jAn2ld3w- lpr's fec $40.
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tcwal NasiCe.
FREDERICK zUGH In tho District Court OF
- Vs.: Lee County, Iowa. at keo-
fonEkI GETTY. fkuk, February Term, A. b.
1 JONES l. II LIZ GETTY, ise1 ,..,,,o,, ro,,
'ItHE above named defendants are hereby notified
that there's on file in tho Office or the
IleTk OF the afort sal III strict Court tho petition
Of Plaintiff in equity, claiming that the equta-
Gle interest in and lot In block ~ in the city
OF heokuk, Ioss, fs owned by the defendant
keh4 sstty and that tntd equitable interrs iri
Die to pc sutjested 10 the payment Of y judgment
obtained ~ plaintiff against said Robert Betty
and one Jesese Holmes OF the is b day Of Sep
temter, l669 in the district G. urt u Lee County,
lows, 1t hsokuk, for the rum Of two thousand
one hundred and eighty $1,000 dollalf; and that d
mort e. e pretended to have been executed on said
ioi BY James II. Getty to The def ndant John L.
Leo ON be 9th Gay Of September, 1855, il frsudu-
lent, ard WAS made for the purpose OF covering o.
said .qniy of said knbcfi lefty in said real
and to hinder and delay the creditors IT SID koh
Getty IN the collection ct their debts. Petition
ASKS for al attachment and for general relief; and
unless the said defendants appear and defena
On ~ before the recend day. ut mon Of the Febru
AIRY term, A. ID. 1861, Of said istric' Court, judR
ment will be rendered by default accord rg 10 ia.
prayerof said petition. TURNER 4 CRAIG.
Drc y. 1869. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
dec 25d3w
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Legal N~g.Ce.
NATHANIEL ALBEkTs0Nl In the Distric,
Va. Court Of Lee Coun-
E. N. Wright. N, Z. Wright, ~, lows, II Keo-
John L. Wright, N. ID. }kuk, February term
wright, and Margaret A. A. ID. l86l-Peti-
Lewis. tion in kqaity 10
quiet title.
IshE above named defendants are hereby mott
fed that the petition In equity Of she plaintiff
i na~ on file in tie ofhce Of the Clerk Of the said
District Court. claiming to be the owner of the fol.
lowing described real estate to-wit: the undivided
3s OF lots one, two and three In block forty nine
md twenty feet Cd VI the rear end OF lot twelve d
BLOCK twenty nine, all in the city of Keok nh Low
also, the southeast tot section Is. the vest Of
the southwest / Of section Is; the vert Of The
east and tie undivid ID l-6 Of the east Of
the northeast of section Is, the undivided OF
the fractional north Of section d, the undivided
5 D Of the west 1 Of the south east and the nm
divided 3s Of the east ! u the south ives, OF
section Ia all In township So. range west In Lee
county, lows; and asking that the convsvance,
made by the SAID defendants IL The said real estate
me be decfeed by the Court 10 be null and void
and that the title TO the said resi- estat- may beper-
fccied and quiertd4n piantis, and ing for gen
erai relief; and that unisr the said defendants p
pear and def nd or before Of the second ds
OF the February tern, 1861, Of said District gourf
default will be entered thereon and judgment rem
dersd ia accordance with tha prayer III aid petition
WIN. +. TURNER.
De ~, 1860. Au'y for Plt'f.
dec slim
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bRtpoET:- Mlssns wants you to send her
Dox Of Cephai'c Glue, no, q bottle Of Pre-
pared filis,-hus I'm thinking that's mo-,
JUST II naither; but perhals yell be afther
knowing what i Is ie $50 she's nigh dead
AID gone with the Sick Headache, AMI she
wants some more OF that Same as relaiyed
her before.
DRuaaisr- You must mean spalding's Ce.
phalie pl.ia.
bRtpekT- Och. sure now and you've sed
y: mere. : the qiafthef. and give me the Pills
aud don't be Ill day about it aither.
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'ardly Realized.

III 'ad IN 'orrble 'eajachethis hafternoon
hand stepped hinto the hopothecaries hand
saws h,to the man, sCan YOU hease me Of an
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0rtG1m0l NOTICE.
10 :. 4. NeKenny and Robert McM urdy:
v1HERkis nov on die In the ofEce Of the CLERK oil
= the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa IT Keo,
kuk, the petition Of o. M. Crane claiming against
l. l. Mckenny judgment OF sir saousand do l.
Lars On = Aaz9r number ~ pFesnissesy- Hetes exc
cut.d by raid 7. l. Mckenny to plaintiff; and
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rendered and the property ordered to be sold, -
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Medical Books.
A ANATOMICAL ATLAS,
~ Allen III. sector,
Ashton on~the Eecsam,
Earclay's Mauual Diagnosis,
bennett On the Uterus,
Bariow's PRACTICE,
Brown on the ~ gle Al Diseases Of Fsmales,
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met On Pulmonary Tubercnlosis,
Bowman's irac;ical chemistry,
Medical |"
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Co;nsteek' i themisiry,
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Caring on the I.stls,
Cooper % pisiocations,
Connie on Chlidfsn,
Cnurchili's / emalss,
- thtkssessY.
- Midwifery,
clrmcr on fe,erf,
lies sen Practice Of M sdioiEe,
Dalton Fhysl,iogy,
Ie@ce's Md~ fiery,
{. Children.
- femai.s,
nglson's Pbysiole ~,
Dictionary,
New Remedies,
rraiice,
:. Materia Medicn,
Druitt'ssurgery,
ffiehsen ..
Flint on the Heart,
Fornc Chemis try,
Gardner's Medeai Che missry,
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Gross Surgery.
Drifi h. lniversal Formulary,
Hamilton on Fractures,
Hollands Medica Notes.
HcadiRnls Action III Medicine.
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Hoblyn's Medical Dictionary,
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Lnyccck on Medical observations,
Luiiow's NJ 4nual,
Lawrence on the Eye,
Millcr's Practice of Surgery,
- PIinc PIES /"
Meigs Obstetrics,
Females,
Nell SMITH Compena,
Neligan,s Atlas Cutaneous Diseases.
paIish's Pharmacy,
PoreirA's Materia Medica,
Pirrie's Surgery,
kcr'sSyphiiis,
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Wilde on he Ear,
Nalson's Practice.
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FACT WORM ksowEsa. Sralding's Co.
pbaiic Pills ara a certain cure for Sick Head.
ache, Bilious Headache. Nervous Headache.
Cosiiveness and Genera. Debility.
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