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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-23

Ia Jamoa Ggileston.
Aoa hersls Notified tAat there to an Gle in
The CLERK s Office tbe Istttts CuAFl 81 Lee tpuAly,
Iowa. II Fort Madison, Lettua 81 iiltam haFhty,
claiming judgment against James GailtetBn4
tHoU dollars and ten Ief cent Interest from the
ls of Aug i~B. upon bis mortgage 10 Charles Matot,
ahH the sale 81 said noreagea rreHssees. hetf the
- h. af It's y r ofbeeten tso H., Township slx-
tysix Coz north, 4auge IL est H Lee roNfty
}oN pay OF sHEd dst he exiting nis asH al tie
tfluiGt ~ reaeu ltGn. And Ter general felarfs
AAd tsu mtakt a.gacaf gta stsser SAID petition Vs.
~ the SECOND aas - the4t II tsfn 81 sa4a ourt,
- be hsla d RI edison ia bfe Monday ol lie
eens lsel 81 lademen ~ III be faa lfsgta for,
Is tsfa4lI ii s1UIJ uOa I'LL,
Aaa..s, 81 din ATTORNEY for llAIItG
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sept.f.'0 I-siim
NOTICE.

To James Richey.
You are hereby notified tia, there il ION on Gle in
the Office The CLERK Of the District Court II Ier
ty. Fort Madison. petition Of Hiram Barney,
claiming Of ynn James kchey, tie Of three hun
Irea aolaFs with teH rsr cent. Interest FER ahnem.
able annually money ue mortgage laaaeh y
5na 10 Charles Mason. aud stnes assigned 10 said
plaintiff. Hiram Bafrry, dated 18th Of August. e5t,
also claiming against ynus tie foreclosure Of said
mortgage lie hesHe uron The north half. Of the
quarter VI - south east quarter ~ SECTION
twenty s41. f2h,3 Township slay seven, stI Range
seven. vest Lee County, Iowa. for the purchase
money. aid further asking fer sale Of said premises
and general relief
And unless sou appear aud answer said petition on
before Of tile second day III the next term ri
Court. to commence Fort Madison the fret Mem
day OF December, A. H.. 1861 default will be entered
against sou, aud judgment rendered theron. prayed
for In said petition. III. SCOTT HON ELL.
Anv2a, ffdlm Attorney for fnantin
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T. TLLOGG a. BIRGE,.

r TLLOGG a. BIRGE,.
88 Main street,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
u K % e. IL IL ..
lave now in store and for sale
Is Hh'ds N. U, Sugars,s
SO Bags Rio Coffee
rs Chests Teas,
25 Bills Moiasses,
100 BALES Cotton Batting,
90 Bags Cotton Yarns,
100 Bales Cotton Twines,
eco Kegs Wheeling Nails,
100 Boxes Glass.
SO - Star Candles,
100 . Palmer and Family Seap,-
$50 .. Assorted Brands Tobacco,
25 Bbls Smoking Tobacco,
2ee Bags Shat
900 Kegs Rife and Blasting Powder,
IS Bags Hack Pepper
10 I" Ailspice,
400 - Gloves
300 :. Nutmegs,
1000 /" Cassa,
so Doc. Buckets,
And large quantity of such goods usually kept
by Grocers. sepldtf
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4 DMINIsTRATOR.S NOTICE.

Il
Notice II hereby given that the undersigned was. DC
toter 3nth. lsG1 appointed Administering ct the &c
tate az jacob Rnshey .deceased Ali persons ~ bte@
to said estate Will govern al
those hay g claims against IL Will present lhem with
III he titDt required by iaw.
ANGELINA 81 eHtY
Administrators Of estate ~ Jacob Bushty, deed.
r. HI GtILsosg, Attorney.
Nov. q, l2Gi-a1m
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CHERRIES SALE.
-
STATE or IOWA, LEE C0UNTY-SS.

STATE OF IOWA LEE C0UNTY-sS.
Bv virtue OF special execution TO me dtrectedsis
sued by the Clerk Of the District Court OF the saa
Comfy in favor Of Hiram Barney AMI against Thos.
IL. Curtis, fand decree against j. M shelieN and 9th
crs y also ii favor oi W. g. Terrence against Knfar
Aiisey, (and decree against J. M Breedtn, ci al,
these cases having heen consolidated; have levied
upon ad will sell 10 the highest bidder al thp d0ov ~
the CerN'- Office Of the District Court 81 lee County
iawa at keobuk IN said ccufty, ts ath Gay ~ he
crmber, A. ~ 1851, between the hours of n clock
II. ana o'clock r. " said day, commencing Ill
2oacinck y. m. the t8lnwiuE property. t9@H H.
south haiafthc south west quarter nf section twenty
eight 2~l IN township siNtS Eve EG5 north. range Eve
rs west the county of lee and State ~ Iowa, ahd
knuwnns Garden Dale ard said prem ses having teen
plated ~ placed pom the records If Lee Guuaty Id
blocks c0niaipng each IT said docks there
fore be raa separately and the proceeds 10 be AZ
piled SIS oFdered III the decree.
Taken levied mpnn sud he solo ~ order 81 Court
I TO satisfy said writ OF execution
keokGk, NOV 4th, is6l.
H. Nj. GRIFFITH,
noy5-dh shera ~ Lee Co.. Iowa.
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Aug 90 ,GI-dfm
NHERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA Ike CouNrY--sS:
by virtue OF special execution To me directed, is
sued by The Clerk 81 the District Court OF said County
IN favor of Hiram Barney aud against Josiah Danford,
tand also "a decree against William X. Garrard. Ada
Garrard and Henry Graham,l have levied apou and
will sell the highest bidder, st the door OF The
Clerks Ohicc of the District Court Of Lee Cennty,
Iowa al Keokuk in said county, on the 2ih day ofso
sember, A. j. IcGI. bctw the hours OF O'Clock
and O'Clock u, m. OF said day, commencing al
o'clock p M. The following property, 10 viii 4fnR
the follow tract Of land situated ia the County vi
aud State OF Iowa, totatt: Lot No. seven "a IN
block hundred aud ninety six 1876 Tia the Ciy oi
Kcukuk.
THken levied upon and to be sold by order Of Court
60 satisfy said viii OF execution.
heoknk, Oct. 81, Eel
N. M GRIFFITH,
oet22dtd Sheriff of Lee County
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 Henry T.. Ninal.
ion are hereby notified that Hiram Barney has fled
his petition In the Dstrlct Court Lee County. Iowa.
Al Fort Madison, against gon. praying for Judgment
against Henry l.. NInai, upon his mortgage given to
Charles Mason for the ct thans aud dollars,
With ten per cent interest from August. lttt and for
thR safe of the east half of the fractional northwest
quarter, ard the southwest quarter OF the mort west
quarter Of Section SIX. t Township sikty-six, ts6l
Hange six h.1 vest, In Lee County, Iowa, TO Iay of
said debt. aud the eStnru!s hment OF all equity oil
aemption. and for the appointment OF Receiver 10
take charge Of said property.
And you must appear and answer said petition by
of the day OF OF said Court to he
held the first Monday of December, irGf luag-
ment will he had thereon. as prayed for.
H.ssCOTT HOWELL,
Ang.Qg. iG1 dim Attorney FIR Plaintiff
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Jno. Rren gartner, Andcrs Burman defendants
You are hereby notIed that there Is Bow on
nle In the Clerks Once of the District Court OF Lee
Co.. Iowa. Mt Fort Madison, petition OF anc II. UaNta
and Vim. Price, claiming judgment on foreclosure OF
mortgage against said no Hrengartner for the sum oi
four hundred dollars with ~ cent. interest from
the 2lst day of August, 1861. and against all said
defendants above named pray also for The foreclos
ureof mortgage given by said Jno. Brengartner TO
Jno.P. Davis and VIM Price, upon lot pine o. ~
block thirty two, (32l in ID. w Kibourpe's Addition
the City of Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa The sale OF
said mortgaged premises, the eAtinguishment Of all
equity of redemption therein.
Now you notified to appear aud answer said peti
ton the morning of the second day OF the next term
of said Court to be holden on the FIRST Monday OF he
cembcr 1sl aud decree will he had there
In as prayed for by default.
IL AGuIT uuM ELL.
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aslGINAL NOTICE.

10 j. NJ Hiatt, J. II. Paul, kmma r HiatD Eilen X.
Paul. " iilian Leighton. Caleb q pc Il e.. no
s M'Aamee, I~ssay. honiouA flampion. Mary
81 @Walw 8ek. r. X. Ford. Ii. n. Moaas
4aa and .aRa of hon hereby that there IL
how file the office oi Lie Clerk 81 The District
1elt Of Lee county lows al FL Nsdison. petition
Samuel L. NseJ. Claiming OF you. j. ". Hiatt. b,
Paul and .itiarn leighton, tae 81 thirteen hun
3fea Dollars With tea per eegt Interest per annam,
from February 18th, lstf. ul.bes due Irumls-
srs note secured ID Deed oil de hs Yet.
]. NJ Halt. Emma 4. Hiatt. j. Ii. Paul aud KLEIN L..
Fsu nenr. II, Clark, trustee. SECURE The pay
meht said note. also claiming EAa4httaeh OF you
tire foreclosure on said Mortgage lit sams ben non
Real Estate described In said petition, situate an lee
county Iowa, for The purchase money. and further
al sale Of tald premises. and general relief.
ABd unless iou appear aud atss said petition on
befofe OF he second day ~ Tie ~ tetm OF
said goa RI, 10 commence al Fort Madison the nrst
Monday Of Hee.nbsr A IL, JehI, default vii be
entered against sen and Jndgn III rcndeTea thereon
as prayed for IL said petition.
NpBIE IL STRONG.
Sept J. 'GI-dim Ai.nfHess for Plaintiff.
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Il
Those hasiBe accounts agalnss ms will please pre-
SEM them Mr. r. u. Hnnes fJr settlement. Has lag
bs en- orfe red a very shot notice MAS mol able
call upon each 10 SETTLE 1huse, ito. Who know them
selves indebted to me will please make immediate
NJ. Hnmea, " la aae Ii authorized
lie IN anairs1 thai ih II phem indebted ma
be paid, ~. =. M'aitlN.
II Ponce corner Main ard Third areet.. az .,aifs
with nr. Bond I'll. HUMks.
NuvNll
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Ahl6IAA Al NOTICE.

Aaw %. 6l-.iIul
The national Republican., 1861-09-07
Movements Of Gen. Butler.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Sept 5.-Gen. Butler was
entr usiastically received by about 5000 citi.
zens, on the arrival of the cars, at nool to day
He was addressed by Mayor Bems, to which
he replied in an eloquent and patriotic manner
his remaik ks ELECTED unboanded applause.
LOWELL, Sept 5.-Gen. Butler arrived at I
O'Clock, ard was enthusiastically received by
about 1000 citizens. A procession of military,
and II large cavalcade of horsemen were in front,
and citizens following in the rear The route was
down Middlesex, through Centrsl and Merrimac
streets to the Merrmac House. He Was well
coined by Mayor b. c. Sergeant in behalf CT the
citizens, in briei and appropriate speech. His
reply was short, and received with intense
enthusiasm. He referred to the position OF
affairs when he left Lowell, and what had
trauspired during his absence. He said, Let
no man count the cost. No middle course
could be admitted. He said. after remaining
at homo brief period he should 90 back never
to return until peace was restored to the Fed.
eral GOvernment.
The national Republican., 1861-09-07
BY TELEG RAPH
A "Strong Game"

CHAIN BRIDGE, Sept. Ga dispatch to the
Associated Press, from an anonymous source,
states that Captain Strong, of the second regi-
ment Of Wisconsin volunteers had a narrow
escape to-day. Ke was out on picket duty,
three miles in front Of our lines, On the vir.
ginia side of the river, opposite the Chain
Bridge. He being mounted, and in advance of
his men, he was suddenly surrounded, and
taken prisoner by six secessonists, four in
fntry, and two cavalry. After taking him
a short distance to the rear they demanded his
pistols. Thinking this his only chance of es.
cape, he drew n revolver, fired and shot two
of his captors, and then putting spurs to his
horse, started for the camp on full run. The
rest Of the party fired upon him, one ball pass.
ing through his canteen, another through his
coat, grazing the skin, and third ball went
through his left check, passing out of his
mouth nevertheless, he made good his escape
and came into camp this evening. He is ready
again to enter upon his duty. Capt Strong is
a gallant officer, and fought bravely at Bull
Run.
The national Republican., 1861-09-07
NJ D r I q K
"Adams Express CompanY."

This Company ofels to the pubic . Unequaled
Advantages - for the Safe and Qui, k DspHt.h Oh
Heavy Freights, Packages, NHluaDts Money, &c.
&C to all larts Of the United Stae.
EXPIRES TO and from h. North ana " est depart
from and arrive In Washington N,."' dsily. All
Expresses are In charge of ez1e'"as," md niiuth
Messengers.
All Packages for The Soldiers carried at - One
Half" our usual rates.
All goods for the so.called Confederat, 3tate,,
and all articles ' COntrpband OF War" w4.I Ue Ry.
Fused.
Our Expresses leave Neu 'JIk at l, s and 4. VI ..
arriving III W washipgtoI at A NJ and 80 T. Vi
Expresses leave Philadelphia at $40 A n aud l.
NJ, arriving In Washington 80 Z. n and NJ
Expresses leave Baltin ore AZ I.2S A A ana = 10
T. NJ arriving in Washington at A. VI and 80
r. NJ
EXP esses for all point 'pr;h ard West 1--we
Washington daily at 7al" VI and 80 L. N
Special Contracts for large Juan lies OF fPIIA
can Le made on applicatOn Il his Cihce
All goods called for All hvertd ,frcc Of eNlr
charge. L. MCLACGHllN
Agent Adams ENlI.sr
Washington. August %, ~. aug I'D
The national Republican., 1861-09-07
sent to Jail.

Yesterday morning, A exander johnson, Ed.
ward Sanders, q. n. Yates, j. 7. Richards, Il.
:. Mitchell, J. II. NJ. Burroughs, 7. +. Bar.
roughs, J. +. Brad ey, and William Posey and
II. Lucke,t, (coored,) the Cow and passen.
gers recently captured on the schooner Remit.
lance, and who for tho last few days have been
under guard at the Navy Yard, were handed
over to the custody Of the marshal, and com
mitted to jail
Mr.. Yates, on his way to the jail, was taken
into the City Hall, where he was examined
before William II. Woodward, ESQ.,, ono of
the Prize Commis ,iOners. His statement is,
that the schooner Remittance had Il crew OF
three on board, consisting of j. II. N. Bur.
roughs, her captain, another white man,
and two colored men, all Of whom are from
Charles county. He (Mr. Yates) was Il psssen
ger, and had two hogsheads of tobacco on
board, which had been shipped at Port Tobacco
for Baltimore.
The national Republican., 1861-09-07
Prom Cairo.

CAIRO, Sept. Am expedition consisting Of
three glmbOats and the steamer Gen. Graham,
with Col. McArthur's regiment, seven hundred
strong, all under command of Col. Wagner, was
sent down the Mississippi on Monday morning.
Col. McArthur's regiment was left opposite
Columbus, and the gunbOats went down the
river as far As Hickman, Ky. The entire eX
pedition returned this evening. II exchanged
shots with rebel battery and u gunboat at
Hickman; were nrod at from Columbus with
small arms, answered with big guns; were also
fired at from Chalk Bluffs, Ky. None of Onr
forces figured. So much for Western Ken.
lucky neutrality. Nearly all Of the State wost
Of the Tennessee river is secesh.
DR.. Sim received mis- commission as brigade
surgeon to-day, with orders to psport at once
to Gen. Mcclellan at Washington. Many regrets
are exp essed at his departure.
The secesh could raise only three prisoners
instead of twenty 10 exchange at Charleston.
Col. Wallace brought back seventeen rebels.
Gen. Grant assumed command of the forces
at this post to day.
Parties just in render 1t certain that the
rebels have all left SikestOn, and are cunGen.
tratng at New Madrid.
CAIRO, September 5.-It is rumOred that Gen.
Pillow Is leaving New Madrid with his entire
force. 1t is believed that the troops at Hck.
man that fred on our gunboats yesterday were
from Tennessee.
The national Republican., 1861-09-07
sh oOting ARRAY.

About nine O'Clock last evening, a soldier
named John Cito, belonging to the second cav.
aoharli, near the corner of Seventh street and
the avenue, and was pursued to the corner Of
Ninth street, where he was arrested BY officers
Allen and Kimbal ani taken to the GuardhOuse.
Justice Donn committed him for an examina.
tioa tits morning.
From the statement of Rock aCharlie, it ap.
pears that he had lent some person twenty dol
lars the day previous, and last evening went to
get 1t back, but could only succeed in getting
fifteen dollars. He then left for his home on
Fifteenth street. when the accused and another
man followed him, and insulted him several
times. At the corner Of Seventh street, he was
knocked down by one Of them, and on his get.
ing up, Cito shot al him with his revolver,
which fortunately he knocked aside. The men
crowd,
The national Republican., 1861-09-07
rhc Cry Il, sim th sy Come ,

And all we osn hear is, War war war 4"
But, for my part. am tired OF the old tory of
But, oh Mrs Brown, have you heard the very
la'est new.H. No. Why. SMITH, No. 400 Seventh
street. has Just received new stock of FALL
CLOTHINf OF every description, and he offers TO
knack OF selling his goods at low, rates than the
other stores. How he dtes It, do not know But,
for my part, can sure you, Mrs. Brown, that he
rarkably low prices. I advise all to call at
SMITHS, No 400 seHnth street, oppo.its Post
convinced that what Mrs. Jvne, said, is So
aug 30--8m
The national Republican., 1861-09-07
DRO sP ECTUs OF THE WEEKI.Y
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

THE undersigned commenced, in the month Of
December last, the publication, In this city, Of q
weekly newspaper called the National RefrtIlioau.
1t Is printed on o large sheet, tweL fy srven by
forty two inches, and Is furnished at the low prices
stated below.
II will contain all the original matter Of the dali
Ma nal Repubiodn, With the exception of local
not interesting to country subscii iberS.
1t will give full reports OF the proceedings Of Con
Government.
1t will contain all the the day ror, ign and
domestic; marGets, no., &c,, as well as IN isina
correspondence from all parts Of the COUNT Y. The
miscellaneous department will receive sptci.1 aten
ton and in all resptcts the effort will be made tO
establish the character OF the NaiO,al kep,licdn as
Family Newspaper.
Washin< ton being now the central p~nt 0. the
current military operations, great atten iM will b.
paid to furnishing the readers of the Ndsiona
ReptuJlican with full, and especially with oocurdt
accounts of the progress of the war for the Union
In politics, the paper will be Republican, sustain
ing the Administration OF Mr. Lincoln but d,sciaim
ing however, any pretension to be the orgdn of HE
President.
There is no other Republican paper in lie District
of Columbia In the vicinity Of and II IL believed
that recent events have op, ned to such paper IN
impr ant sphere of useful effort. The time has CT
when the actual administ ration o, the Government
upon Republican principles will explode the msrcp
reseptations which have made those pincipLs 70
distastef full to the sonth.
But 1t is not only here and In this vicinity, that
the projectors of the NaiGndl Puilic1 hope to make
which will discuss national politics from u national
stand point, and which will never be swerveA from
patriotic auty by any overpowerng pressure Of local
interest.
The national Republican., 1861-09-07
pY WALL d BARNARD, Auotionss<s.
TRUsTEKS SALE-OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY At WEBSTER CITY TOWx

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated recembsr as.
1890 and recorded In book one OF mortgages on pase
800, one Of the land records for Webster Cily Hsm
ton county, bwa, the undersigned will sell, ct pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, at the Auction
hoom, No. 8l7 lennsylvania avenue, on Saturday,
the 9eth day Of September, 1901, at o'clo T. N.
all those pieces Or parcels Of ground uate and lying
n ssid Webster CITY. and Known and described =
being lots seven ~ and eight, (s) M block five (b)
Of Young's additions to Webster City, Hamiltsn
county, Iowa, and the improvements thereon, con.
slsting of Substantial stone structure or brewery
being the same property offered for sac by me on
the nth Of August instant and the purchaser there
Of no: having complied with the terms Of sse will
be resold abovs ct the risk and cost Of said de
faulting purchaser. .U-r
Terms One half cash, pay able on the spot at ths
sale, or the property will be offered anew and the
balance In negotiable notes, approved by tho trustee
At four and elk months date, with interest,"
An abstract Of the title can be seen at the Auction
Room. ..r# .
Unless the cash payment |, made on the spot, at
the sale, and the terms fully complied with, the
Trustee reserves the right to resell Immediately, at
the risk and cost Of the defAuting purchaser. Wssh
ingtop, ID. c., Aug. s3d, 1851.
8. COLE, Trustee.
WALL h BARNARD,
aug A-td Auctionte ere.