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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-13
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w'rNlu in iciuCr Sfls on rem .,psnuirlVanja 90;
tt," ON @tt Der 7ten uuo 2tnbin SraGt, in III.
lenlaun. 80.
GcniuttatjOu: uno D1eoiiin:See So O0-mrantt
curih Die @rprC6 itSr Die 9nn;ln 8rcniettn Stao
ten, noch Dem @mpfan9 oGs Stiesn. 8Gin Srtf
miro bSonpcrtGt bIr ntbt ros Spt,f,irtC in I'D,
IbIiGet.
pat,ertlu Die in Dem Sountp pcbucn, tSnntn an
ktusr Sfhs brhancCt merben. bis fe rcutcnmer
beracitiiIt hnN. vein patient miro ldnaer ais o-e
gGchSu tChonottr, ruCnn niht in Der 3piIhrn,si
bntaultihr 9Iuseu ubatRn pcroen III.
TSfhs:S,unosn non Q bic ~ 8crmittaos uni
uno ; lbr Wotbmttoes.
SttcbCr %, 1861 ra3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-13
Dr. ll1m. !. DaHuwsAp's
y pot b E K &,
No. 81 "a Ser Rsunten unb Bsit bamiltons
Strab' ~, 3LEre cberbnlb Sierp's Giqusrs
Stebr, 9llieHtauH.

Stcbr, SIllentaun.
Sn otu eurcpdifhsn S6ultn oer meoi,iniIbeu
uno YbGrmojeuGllhen Satudtsn er,caen, uno elm
Wit9tso Der philadelphia meoijlnifben Sbule, fblC
id MIDI fdbi9 alien Inlprtben pcn aerjn, Stobrts!s
tern uno prtpat:eeutsn entipreChGn gu tSnnen, uno
lcbmsibls i'd mitb nit Der 6ofnuns rom publitum
untsriidet gu msrben. ba ih msne NlsoiIiuen ale
nab ben nsutiten @rfnbunaen uno ftrsne nadb ben
Der. Staaten uno Gurcpdifhen pbarmotopcseu ju
bersirn 9sosnts. 8ssspte unb 8sitsGunssu pOu
Heritsn psrosn aufs pdnftlihffs burb a6psrltdus
oi9s NpctbctCr ous9eflbrt psroen.
Slstsu Drc9urien uno bemifhen artifsln psrs
Den sum &ertauf 9cbaItCu: Que pcpuIdren patCnt:
WCoi;iuen, pGrfumcrien, Santp 1rhtsl, 6aarSl,
3abnbdrten, Suio, Qltrbcl, Gonnpbin, acbIsnSl,
better Nualit6t 8obenStseampen, SR6ttbes, Sfsns
bpdrje. @epurie II. (. 10.
GbCnfaHs jei9s idh an, bng itb burb cine piCrIi9s
i6bri9s Grfabrun9 in ben Stone sCcst bin Grlsiths
tsrun9 coer lSeituns in ner SaIiubt (@pilepfa)
uno ncruSien Srampfen Ju scben.
Or. gSm. &. OdncipSfD,
Ssmriufamer Irit in Deufhlanb uno SRit9Iieo
Der mSoiiiniGhsn Sthuts in philadelphia ist9t it:-
nen oltrn 8unesn uno Sreunbcn an, boe sr fib
pCosr fir immsr in aGsutaun anfdei9 9emndbt bat.
Sens Office III in iuer apctbets pe sr allen 8rauz
fen, bcicuoers drcnihen, bisieni9s 6ulfe piro ons
oeosibrn lafsn Die itm cine pisr'ieidbriss Yraris
uno bic rotiCnsns SVsri,in scsbrt bat.
g1m. s. DanCpstp, W. ..
G(rCntoun, SPai 8. 1851. nq3O1
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-13
3u Uerrenterl.
Dae grobs, gcrGumiac mo wptltetml

Iae 4loBe, 0frauni9C uno wpbbeIInnle
- 2 tore WebGupc,
!:s:HstsNO SR J.. 6lmilton StraFt, n6ttle
&xssszElaE& lbijrr gum 9lllen oaalr, in 2lrntaun.
pa, ssscnwGrEis I'm SsFB ron ger. z. g8sil
mO 60, it ia annetmbasn Srotnaunsrn ,u per.
renten. SsiiB fam am lCn 9lnuar 1862 ees
9stEn wsrbsn. Tim bas gllbtre wfnpr man ih
IN rrn llntcpcidncten, in Rem tciuaten @etGuNr.
gSlliom 9. G8eil.
sy- SclIts Semano has gi9.nibum ju faufen
wdnitm 70 wrO man siuii9e 9tpin9ungen fin.
ben. Nnjufra0cn pie eben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-13
8illiom z. QGcil unb Gr.,

wunlaen etrnfau5 itrm 8rcmtcr uno Smtcn
tsEannt Ju MAIDEN, oaB iic Ucn uuo mad bcm I
5anuar 1862, ben SrltditsRnnO Do lis Ncrp
Orilte Strab', Y9iacslptm, in 9eTg baten
perrsn, rc rs ibnen 9er9ni9en maiden wtrp, al.
I n Nnipriidrn Cnt9s9en Su tcmmsn.
Yareien wrlde nod untrIidste 9tsdnunaen
babsn isi es auT ben nrveursen @aGem Scn
}piliam g. gGsil, oetr rrr i}irma gGiuiam 2.
gRril mp 60, iinb eriudt inusrbalt bar cbrn er.
mGtntrn ,eit Eidtatrit gu mahsn-unO per
5crNrrnasn fat feline 8chnms etu;ubdnNiam
Sftpbrr 9, 1861. rq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-13
Sin SeWe10run6.

gB'nn bic pGtrutiI6en Damen bisler Siabt
unc umecscno cine Gttll&aft bilpsn, nm Shdm.
pfe fir unlsrs brausn 5reiwIIissn gu itrdtn, unp
nit Der pom Dspartsmrnt ntaltsnsn 8s,abluna
arme 8amiirn unterliiBcn, wle Scrse6lasen unp
rmpfUblm Our& ben AuartermsiIter General -lr
ia llntsr5sitnstsr wlllens pas bette ghidsarn 20
prcscnt tilissr, ale pr 8erbbnlids grsis, Su
ltefsrn.
SoenrD @abriel.
Stptrmbsr t8. na6p
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-13
81. SO. Qenburn.

Attorney at (8edtSselebrter,)
Sstst ben Strssrn Son qr6a Gauntp feline
profsIfOnr1sn Dtsnfe an.-amtsRu RcrbIri-
ts Der SR' .Strobs5 siniss 9bdrrn psRo
lid pom GCurtauis. unb nd6ltr S6art Su Der Sl'
flee BON Or. Sotn HUmis, AlIsntaun, ga.
QQsutaun Wai 1. 1861. na-19
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-13
9t q 0 t0 t
N0i1nie 9ta0ri6t.

Siutemal DaUtb Msr uno isine 8rau
Carolina, pUn SaO g3betbaa 1aunI6ip,
Ge6a Gauntp. untsr elmer freiwlItssn llebsrf&rei'
buns, batirt Sdotsr H. 1861 al ibr Gssntbum
iOwrbl lir9enpss ais puf6nIi6es. gum NuBsn ib'
rer Gupitoren, an ben untrrssi6netsn ibrtra8en
bateu,-IO werrsn ale SVt6e. rs nod an Be-
lustrn McrB i6uIris inO, aufstfcrrsrt, inngbalb
6 gGo6m tel Dem llntsr5dfnsten an3urufm unb
at,utcSoblrn, - rlnO Solts rir nod u6tmSbise
GnlpriiGe batsn, linb sIsi6fal5 sriuft bteldts
tnnrrbalt bsiastrm .3eitraum einSubdnpissn an
Sbomu6 Souit, 2(iIionie.
SctptCr l6. ra-6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-13
MQent1un 8dnf.
Ssptfmbsr 1S.

Die iGbrIiGs BatI fir Dirsttcrsn prp sebal'
ten prrrrn an pem Santbaule. am MCntas ben
lS. @Upsmber, 1861, ,wiifsn ben Stunpsn Uon
10 llbr SNrmjttass uno 3 utr Na6miItass.
G. 10 Cooper, Gabirr.
October 30. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-13
Der lutDertI6e G0lenber.

Der lutbrrtiae SdImpsr fir 1862, brausass
seben Son gfluT Srcbt, III ,u tatrn in bem
9uhitObr pon Butb uno SeIfrieb.
Set. 16 1861.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-13

~ &9ut-, Ndppen' unb SursGm
V pprium,
sA No. 25 a9eil. 9amiltcn Ssra6e al'
'Gz3S lrntan Sc III Der ate unb weGl.
betannte S!anp, lIabrr 8raer unb 6ft
Sirr t6nnt ibr beilino9 finNsn unp tduirn. rte
wOblfeiIim mp mOri9iien oii!e, 8nppun II. 5ura
III oCr Statt utu Giip SD tabe ipebrl In ben
IrlihCn GitttS b en- wob ten Stp Il
rOn SiiItn, &appen mn 5ure rin9Ctluit Der nod
il rem publitum gum Srtauf angCtoten murte.
Sd rHfauie ae9cnnIrta {2ute an 80 Gtt bis
81 80, mstds iribCr an S ts 50 Ynfauft mur,
prn &Nppcn fir NSnner, &ratm uno 8inerr
iir 20 Gcntt biz ST, w,lde frtbrr IS Gents ti1
81 30 I0ieIa.
"a les 6ur9
luo gescn Zen irtitun Nrsiie auirit motlfeil
sd b0te CCten cine NroBs ltuaWabI pom nrultcn
StYl crbhltm, iammtIitb nsue g8laun. Sd len
tc tte 2luimrrtllmfrt Der Damen belonptr0 auf
mrnsR YprNtb Won 6urs, inpfm ith e nit gro.
fer llmiidt auSwdbite nD al buatNClebten prei,
len rNtNuIte, mppW6 i'd Yfranta6t bin, icbr iii.
IiS wccer gu Ycytaufen.
Sd wpms aud tciortere 2luinrtlamFtit brm
EertGuT i'm Orrbcn.
6NuIleute wrrocn pUlI tbn wCnn lie tci mir
0nrui,n. ebe iic lonitwO fauisn. inrsm i6 i0ncn
lEaarm dn GtY preiicn per!Nufen fam.
Dnutbar fir bic lcbr Iiteralc llnritGbuna mel.
DC mir w6brrnN benz VrlIO0cnen 9nbr 3u 6beil
wurre, bVifc id oUf cure fermne llnterldBms,
mrnn idb cut wCbIItiIer els jr bic HGn2rn Der.
tauis.
Su9eiitt nidt Orn oItcn StanbptnB -Mc. 25
2Ssl' Samltcn StraFe, Nltntam, Na.
e. y. Nncmolt.
Sctctr %, 1861. noby
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-13
Der 8Dbu00er.

Der Scbussr, crr Sturm' gntosdsr, Icctsn
patrntrt. III stwae sdn,& Nsuss unb nieuae
~ assntsn cTsrirt wCrbsn. welGe nun utrral
prrlanet mrrpcn. 8cas Seonosrtsitsn psrbm
ppTfrei efonpt.-Qorreeire
5bap uno GlarF,
gibpefOrp, Nains.
Narj 6, 1861, notS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-13
Y5n0rOcle fi1r SSsOaae,

llntersri6neter, rslher jcBt in ieiner gRcacn'
MutIs fur Die 5rsipiaiaen pieies Staatrs BIan'
tstS madt, madt trfanpt pab an frinem @e'
i6dftsptobe an Der fleiuen Qsha in Nllentaun Gin
nunsbu barer prriFin SaorgclO fir gBUae tr;otlt
wirO. @ue HOls in rsr llmac9enO wirO IcsIsj6
vrrIan8t-irt bic partie 9rcb Uper tisin.
s.. 9abriel.
Srptsmbu 25. na3r
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-13
Ste 6cT d dfte


g9trb biermit 9rscben, baB Der unter3si6nete
ais Ncminiiratcr vpn Der Sintsrla1enI6aft brs
psrnCrtsntn 6 tarIes q. Qsibs, lestbtn
BON 2pnn 9aanI6ip, 9eda Gauntp, nnsclslIt rcrs
ben it, Ollie cieienigen 9sriUnen pater, wsI&e
NOD an bsiaste SnterloHenI6aft l6ulOn, iinO
birpur6 auf9cforosrt innubalb 6 gBcfen anSu'
rufcn mo at,ub!3atlsm- SOlds Die nod
rethnaBiss anlpride an piclrltr Su MAIDEN bas
Zen, ltnO sleidfallS Hluht lolhe tnnsrbalb Der
ndmIt6en 3sit wUbIbsRatIst einjutdnbisen an
Soiepb Woifer, Qom'or,
October t6. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-13
@eIeQI0aftS : MuHDIun0.

ONTNW WV WY
Na6rt&t wr6 brrmit 9egsten. pab bic bister
In b.r Sslrn Manufaftur belanrsne @eI6Sftss
Srrbnouns untrr Der 6irma ppn 6eri t9 uno
8 I nB, in Nlentaun. am 26len Qusuf 1861
Oura brpsrleitise Ginwileuns ouf9rlTf wprpsn
1T.
Stc &c c6 4 ftc
psrben in 3utunft burA ben llnterjeidnetsn al.
Iein fortgcI brt, welGer nur bon ben alIrbeRen
6Gnren. rts in geupOrt unO YtIaoelpbia arbri'
ten, beIAdfti9t baltsn rirb. Saurn, wrlHr itr
Seienirct Irltf ;isbsn. tGnnen ss tier gu ben aIs
lsrbilsltrn preiien STarteitsn lafm. 9lufst an
am rtern @npr Der 5amltpn Strabe tst
Daniel Serf6.
Iaeniaun, Sep. 4, 1861. nq3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-17
YO,A ARMS, TO ARMS.

am authorized to call for the organization OF two
Battalions Of Militia Lee county; said bat
taionst TO hs composed or not six companies
each snd the COMPANIES c...stee -. les go 20
men in addition to the company officers. One Bat
talon 10 10 be raised In keokuk and vicinity, and the
other in near Dover and vicinity
Persons raising companies requested to report to
ms Immediately, Ia order that ma, inform them as
10 the plan Of organization, ke.
Hust thai the above call will be responded 10
promptly ID. b. HILLS.
Dec 5, CT Aid de.Camp.
The following is the plan of organization alluded 10
above
In order that a more perfect organization OF the
Militia OF - county may be effected the various
captains aud commissioned of0ers of said Militia are
hereby reaured to oganixe their spective eopanss
into ----- bait alion IL be known as ----- county
battalion No Of Reserve Militia, aud proeeed
upon u certain day designated b. the commits sion ed
officers, 10 elect oDe Major, whose ausy AZ shaH be 10
command tile battalion. Tue Major having Been 70
eiesled, all officers and soldiers Of his comnsn are
ther BY required 20 be obedien his orders aid he /.
10 osey such orders Ms he may nom time 10 tim u
reifs ffoM his superior oIhcefs Provided. lhul
noAng herein contained shall be 30 construed an Il
require Tin or his command enter any ether service
titan that Ut the state III Iowa
by srdef vi The Comma indie rim Chief
Dec. ~, oil. y. b. hiLLIh, AID de G amp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-17

In the Kentucky Legislature few
years ago, bill proposing premium on
fox scalps was under discussion. 1t was
supported by Mr.. H., a member from one
OF the mountain counties as follows:
. Are we, Mr. Spaaker-we Of the
mountain region-not only TO witness the
annual destruction Of crops, but actually
10 be deprived, by these varmints, of the
consultations Of religion n
This woke the house mp, aud set Il
agape for ap explanation. He continued :
lou know, Mr.. Speaker, that We live
IN rough country that your fancy
Churches-your presbyterians and Epis.
eopalians-never send preachers among
Us. We depend for the Gospel upon the
circuit riders OF the Methodist church /.
and, sir, every body knows tha; ,hey can 1
BE- induced to travel whore there are no
ehiehens--anl that chickens cannot be
raised where foxes abound
he argument was uuanswerable, and
the bill became law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nlPTHERIA AND GROUP.

Fer these formidable and dsneerous diseases Trasks
Magnetic ointnentis an unfsIing remedy ii used In
ssa>,n. Apply freely 70 the Throat and Chess Gov
sv With hothannel This ointment has been before
The public over ~ years. aud its constantly ncress
demand las established Its reputation as superior
Lhimeni in all cases where y soothing ana relaxing
remsdy II required, particularly In Rheumatic m,
ralgia Inflammation Of the Bowels and Kidne, s. SI4.
nal affections Sore Eyes. burns, FILES, Wounds and
Bruises.
See hast pawc, also pamphlet with agent and slcuse
each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. Price rs cents
Order may - addr~ssedto J. T. Wilkinson, Whole
sale Agent No. ei Main A., keokuk, Iowa.
decl3 dImw2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-17

The Times says the principle on WHICH
the Government rests its demand is that
British ship, until her violation of neu-
trail rights is fully proved, must be held to
be- British ground as much as if she we're
an actual piece of British soil, and the
right Of protection to all persons on board
Is as valid as on British territory. No
such violation has been proved or sought
to be proved against the Trent. Conse-
quently the seizure of four persons, drag.
ged from her decks, was entirely illegal.
slideH and Mason were, at the most, civil
servants to hostile power, and were trav-
cling from one neutral power 10 another
In a neutral vessel. The Government at
Washington declares them rebels then
the right of asylum has been clearly VIC :
lated. The Times concludes by advising
the Government and Northern people to
do justice in the matter.
Consols on the 10Th opened at a further
| tall OF three-fourths under the opinion of
the law officers, and the heayiness increas-
ed and transactions took place at one per
cent decline and two per cent below the
quotations before the news Of the Trent
affair. At the close there was rally Of
about one-halt per cent. L. :. IS which
were quoted before the news at 76td7s
are nominally 70074 in the discount
market
Liverpool, Monday ALL Garibaldian
officers In Switzerland received orders to
assemble Mt Genoa within month. The
Italian minister at Barcelona in a speech
expressed the hope that Italy would tri-
unph over all enemies, and her fag wave
over Venice and Kome.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-17

49, NHeeilhg, lee. Id.
The Convention has disposed of the
boundary question. They include un-
condltionally, in addition to the 80 coun-
ties Included by ordinance Of tie August
Convention, the counties OF Poeahontas.
GreenbrIar, Monroe, Mercer and Ne
Dowell. They also take IN Hampshire,
Morgan, Berkley. Jefferson. Pendleton
and Frederick, on condition that major
ity Of votes cast in the district and ma
Jority OF counties composing it express
themselves in favor of it at the election to
be held on the day appointed by the Leg
islature-
thus attempt to extend the boundary is
regarded by some as an endeavor to en-
barrass the progress of the new State
movement.
The Convention was yesterday discuss
ing section relating to treason against
the State. NapNinkle raised the issue
that there could be no such thing as trea-
son against State. One clause makes il
treason TO speak, print, publish or circu-
late anything to uphold invasion or insur-
rection during the continuance of the
same. This clause will probably be ex-
plunged
Batelle Of Ohio county, introduced a
proposition prohibiting the importation Of
slaves, making il the duty Of the Legisla-
tnre 10 regulate in a humane manner the
family relations of slaves, and providing
that after certain date involuntary servi-
tude except for crime within the new
State shall cease. Referred to a commit
tee. The discussion on this will proba-
blv begin next week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-17
W. ashIncton, Dee. ]

" ashIHEt0n, Tee. III.
Gen raj Sumner was thrown from his
hsrse this morning while reviewing hi
troops A rib Was broken and other IN.
jurits suffered. but a telegram TO General
Mcclellan this evening states that he j.
better and will be able to resume his cou.
mand within a few DAYS.
The rebels have an immense force and
are erecting large battery at the mouth
Of the Oceoqusn Creek, so that they can
FIRE at vessels plying between this city and
Gen. Hooker's division.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-17
New DIRK, Dec |

New York, Dec. 10
Flour-Market receipts 3,l25 bbls.--
Market quiet and very hrm sales Of j, 200
bbls, at 80 40G5 % for Super State; s.
65tn5 IS for Extra State; SIS 4O(as5 80
for Super Western; - 65fa5 Sd for Com
mon to Medium Extra Western; IS GOA
8 90 for Choice Shipping Brands Extra
r III o.
Wheat-Receipts Of 1883 bushels
Market quiet and very firm; sales of 80
600 bushels at 81 81 for Amber Iowa ;
81 % for White Michigan, 81 IS Tor
Fair Winter Red Western.
Corn-Receipts of 1864 bushels. -
Market shade frmer; sales of 10000
bushels at 67cNbSac for Mixed West
Whisky Quiet and held at 21e with
buyers Ut 2o4c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-17
NEW ADVERTISEMEN TS.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ntRAM BARNEY, Plaintiff, against the anku own
heirs nj asof John shane. deceased, Geo. Is. XII
bourne admtnstrstoT of said john shane. deceased,
John A. shane, SOLOMON shane, Adehne shane -
Shana widow ~ john shane deceased, Hannah Me-
McQaiiau, h. McQulilau. q. Is. ingais, and Jesse y
Nicholson. decp snts.
You are hereby notified that there is new on flo
the CLERKS Once of the District Court Of Lee Coahty,
IoWa. at 1T. Madison. Petition 10 equity brought
BY Hiram Barney Hgaiust praying FOR ssndem.nt
agaast Geo. b., kllb5urne ~ al anstfat0r Of the
tate OF John Shane, deceased, for The sum Of thirty
taree hundred and seventy -four and 81 ln dollars,
and 10 per interest from the rst day of Dccem-
ter 1861, upsn three certain mortgages made Nv John
sahe, deceased. 10 thas, Mason. " ch have been
signed 70 plaintiff; which mortgages afe upon the
following described lauas, tp-wt. the n, W, Of the
Nv u ef section -, ADD !ne y. ". u ofthe n. W.
tie NJ h. or the y. 4. " section %, AL III town
ship % rsage west III Lsc eounty, Iowa Said petit
tioA prays the sale OF said lands 10 pay OF said
gage Indebtedness thereof, the eatingaish
meat Of all equity Of Resumption and all legal aud
eanltabe title aud all right atle and Interest q each
OF said parties above naned and also of The nnknown
heirs at law OF John Shane deceased IN the same and
for general relief, with costs dc. IL particularly
prsys for the sxnguishmet all rht. title and inter.
est which said unknown hsairs may have derived ny
snher iianse from John shane, deceased.
Now the unknown heirs Aforesaid and each aud all
OF the above nam.d defendants are hereby het'hed
and required to appear and answer TO said petition
b. of the second day Of the next term OF said
Court, tS he held Mt Fort Madison on the Sd Mendsy
MAJ A. ID. lsGa ludgmeni and decree Will he had
Ii. sooTT HOWELL.
Dec. IL, 1861 Plaisiin's Attorney.
The foregoing Original Notice in the above entitled
action IA approved by said Goutt Ia ssssicn ut
fort Madison. Iowa, and II Is ordered tat the same
he publ shed la the DAILY Gate city" newspaper
p8bishei IN Kookuk iows, Tor six consecutive weeks
Dated December IL. 1861
STATE OF IOWA. LEE corNrv--sS.
Erie j. Ieech, CLERK of the District Court OF Lee
County, Iowa hereby certify that The above and lore
going is true copy Of the Original Notice, aud The
approve thereof, tue above entitled aetion ow ON
Ule In my office.
- Ia witness OF which have hereunto set my hand
u and seal or said Go Irt, this ah day OF De-
~ cember, 1861.
ERIE LEIGH. Clerk District Court.
deci.d6M BY GHAr. DOEKR De
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-17

Paris. XIV. Dec Id


Two of the most prominent secesslonists
~ the county, named Abe Spears and
Dan. HELLER, were killed about five O clock
to-day Heblershota soldier through the
head, killing him. when one OF the soldier !
comrades IN return killed them both. -
The fracas originated BY man named
Rogers. attempting to yet out Of town
with contrahand goods and letters for the
Southern Confederacy Rogers was cap
tnred and IL now in Jail The letters
found Oh him are in the possession Of the
authorities. An attack on the town by
tho rebels was expected. and reinforce.
ments have been sent for. Seven hundred
soldiers vii be here tonight Everything
quiet up 10 this hour--9:lJ. D. IN.
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Ef' Mrs. John c. Breckenridge is said
TO be holding receptions at Baltimore A
party was lately given in her honor, lit
which oil the ladies wore. badges If red
and white ribbon, and the cake was frost
ed with the same colors. She il repre-.
scented as the center OF the female Seees.
sion element of Baltimore This is the
nearest approach to Mrs. Jefferson Davis
promised reception at the Whit House.
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DaIIImUTe, Uecs TO.
The chartered steamer Constitution ar
rived this p. H. The Constitution left
Boston on the glst of November. with
the 10Th Massachusetts and 9th Connec.
ticut regiments. arriving at Ship Island
on the sd Of December. All the troops
were landed the next day by some rcbeI
steamers captured by our feet. The Con.
stitution remained at Ship Island fou,
days and sailed for Key West and Iia.
yana.
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washington, Tee. TO.
The excitement which was first caused
b. the somewhat belligerent tone Of the
European news is rapidly subsiding, aud
there is general belief that war with
England can easily be avoided without
dishonor. The President is known to be
strongly opposed to the adoption of a war
like policy against any foreign power
under the present circumstances of the
country.
1t is understood here in diplomatic cir
Giles that Mexico Is preparing to make
very vigorous resistance to the invasion of
her territories by Spain, France and Eng
land more vigorous than the allies at one
time anticipated.
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Gen. Prcntiss at Lexington.
St. Joseph. NO., Is.

81. Joseph, Mo-, 10.
Forty Of Gen. Prcntiss' command re-
turned here tonight, most of them sick
with the measles. They report that the
felerals had several skirmishes with the
rebels on their march. When Mt the riv-
er opposite Lexington they were fred Oh
by the rebels at that place and General
Prenti,s dispersed them with shell from
three l. -pounders, but there being no
ferry or means Of crossing the river our
terces we're compelled to return to Rich
nMd for forage and with prisoners. 1t
was Prentiss' intention, however. to cross
the river ON Saturday at a point above
Lexington, and the forces from Sedalia
and Kansas City would join him. The
rebels are reported to be 1000 strong.
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AND LUNGS.

Al this season Of the year when coughs and colds
are troublesome every family should have safe aud
certain remedy at hand. Ransomss Hive Syrup and
foiu ~ thr very thing. II 10 not only pleasant for
children 10 take. but In certain cure for Group,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Ashma, Coughs and all
affections OF NE Throat ard Lungs
sold BY all Druggists. PRICE Is cents
Orders may he addressed toJ. n. NiIk inson, hole
sale Agent, No. 81 Main-st., Keokuk, Iowa.
decl3dlmgat
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Skin WISH IN kENTrCKy.

INWfsFlEIr, Tee. IT.
Captain Lees expedition returned here
from Jacksonville, bringing two prisoners
No further details obtained.
Last Thursday, Company /, Ohio 18th,
were attacked by $50 secession cavalry,
dismounted The secessionists fired one
volley, the Federals replied with two vol
leys, wounding several, whom the cavalry
carried oil, and returned The EedcralS
were unhurt
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Baltimore, Dec. /

BaIIIlnofe, Dec. 10.
Gen. Phelps, at Ship Island, Miss, on
the 9Th Of Dee, pat forth proclamation
to the loyal citizens of the Southeast,
strongly anli-slayery In tone.