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Master Commissioners Sale.
e John II. Bridgeman & Co
against tt

David Frampton and Others
DY virtue of mandate to me directed from
- the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio 1 will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the court house
in the town of Woodsfeld, In said county, be-
tween the hours of ten o'clock a. NJ, and four
o'clock p. M, on -
Saturday. the End day Of February, 1862,
the following real estate, situate in said coun-
ty, to wit:
The north east quarter of the north east
quarter of section eight, township two, and
range four, containing forty acres, more or
less. Also, the south east quarter of the
south east quarter of section nine, township
two, range four, containing forty acres and
forty-two hundredths of an acre, more or less.
The first mentioned premises praised at
1915, and the last mentioned premises at
$2S6,66. Gf
JOEL F. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com.
| Monroe Commen Pleas.
Jan. 1, lS62-$4,35.
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Forwarding and Commits
sion Business,
AT CLARIN ON, o.

TTHE undersigned having in charge a New
i and Coiumedious Ware House, convenient
to the Steam Boat Landing, solicits the pat
ronage of the Public generally, who have bu-
siness of this branch to be attended to, with
pronptness and dispatch, and at such mode
rate prices as will not fail to satisfy all who
may favor me with their business. :
Jan. s, 1S62.-3mo PETER DILLON.
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Master, Commissioners Sale.
49, Laughlin & Bnsh6eld, M
aOainet
r Dav md others.

- f, Day and Others. -
BY virtue of mandate to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas OF Monroe Coun-
ty. Ohio, will offer for sale at public auction,
at the front door of the court house, in the
town of WoodsfeId, in said county, between
the hours of ten o'clock a. M, and four O'Clock
p. M, on
Saturday. the 25th day Of Januory 1862,
the following real estate, situate in said coun-
ty, to wit: - ,sf5sugSa a. - ,sofeH s3t.ts <
Lot Number Twenty-One, .
in the town of Lebanon, with the Improve
ments thereon, in Menroe county, ohio.d 4
ssf sqii,a s.a VIM. oKEY, Mas. Conn., ;
: ba,,f ,..sa,...sa Monroe County, Ohio.
Dec, rs. 1s61-S3,45, .s.gss9
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10
From St. Louis.
st. I,ouis Ian 8

st. Louis, Jan. s.
The Provost Marshal General has is
sued an order requiring all publishers of
newspapers in the State of Missouri, the
St. Louis city papers excepted, to furnish
his office with copy of each issue for
inspection. a failne to comply with which
will render the paper liable to suppress
sion
Great excitement occurred in the Cham
Der Of Commerce this p IN. ON the occa.
siop Of the election Of officers, which re-
suited in the disruption Of the Chamber
BY the withdraw of Union members
Measures were subsequently, set on foot
for the establishment Of a Union Chamber
Of Commerce, which will be immediately
carried out. The trouble occurred in con.
sequence Of secession members refusing
by their votes to admit number Of Uni
on applicants for membership,
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The limits of this paper will not allow
us to enter into details, but we are pre-
pared to say that great neglect is manifest
on the part of ihe officers and surgeons
having charge of these men, and that il
less time was spent in arranging sAoalder
traps and more attention raid to the san
itary arrangements OF the army, there
would not be such fearful mortality among
the troops.
Wehaye received during the last month,
from different parts of the State, and dis
tributed to the various Regiments, a
thousand dollars worM Of Hospital sup.
pies. As large as this sum may appear
it falls far short of the demand made up
on us, and when divided among 80 many
Regiments needs to be magnifcd ten fold.
Let there be no tagging of our zeal be-
cause of the inelemency OF the weather
or other hindraHces that winter may pre-
sent Our bel is needed mere now thnn
ever. What to us is dress and display.
or even the delicacics of the table, when
many noble patriot is dying on pallet
of straw We advise the making of bed
sacks, pillows and comfortablen, as the
thing most needed now Other things
may be sent as heretofore, but we ask
especial attention to these articles. The
goods that you have sent to us have been
distributed by our own hands, and IRE
knov that they are being used Ly tie SICK
We re now receiving large amounts of
goods from different parts of the State,
information us to the disposition made of
ITEM will be given by letter You will
ship, as heretofore, to our address "keo-
kuk, " or to .st Louis, care Of Partridge
Il Co., as may best suit your convent
encc.
We are requested to express to you the
deep and heart felt thanks of our suffer
ing soldiers, who have received such gen,
erous and timely help at our hands, and
to re-assure you, that they will ever hold
in grateful remembrance the kind atten-
tons Of the ladies of Iowa
Our societies are, under special obliya-
tons to Adjutant Generals McKenny and
kelton for transportation afforded us and
the goods, and for other kind Offices.
ANNIE WITTENMYER,
Cor. Sec'y S. A. Society
kRoKrK, Iowa, Jan. 8, 1862.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Afternoon Report.
Important If True.

St. Louis, Jan. g.
A special dispatch from Cairo to the
Democrat, says that %. 900 troops are ON
their way here from different points and
as soon as they arrive column of from
10000 TO 10 900 strong will march from
these and Paducah, under General Grant.
Tho destination Of this force is said to
be Nashville, where If JUNCTION gap be
made with tsen. Buell's command, the
entire army will proceed to New Orleans
The movement will undoubtedly be made
within ten DAYS.
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MIsrAkE.-It was the son of Elk Gov
ernor Carlin, OF Illinois, who was arrest
ed among the rebels-not Harin. The
young man sent an impudent note TO Gen.
Prentiss claiming quarters aud treatment
suitable to his position as Captain in the
Confederate army. The General replied
that he considered him Carlin) no better
than horse thief, md he might make up
his mind to be satisfied with such accom-
modations rs be had.
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Foiei n N ws.
Latest by Steamship Bohemian.

London, Jan. &c. /.
The Herman papers state France alone
has expressed views on the American
conflict. They also state that the circu-
lar of NJ Thouvenal was not communica-
ted all to Europen governments, therefore
it isauestonable whether reply will be
given to il z ---------
Paris, Jan. 26-The Constitutional
proves by legal arguments that the deten-
tien of Mason and Slidell was violation
of international rights
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New j OK, Jan. y.
Flour-Sales AT - o0tI5 70 for Super
Western; 50 7ofag5 90 Common to Mcd-
um Extra Western; SIS 95M6 Shipping
Brands Extra r. FL q.
Wheat-Market light and exhibits no
pressing desire to realize.
Corn--Maket 65(a)66c for Mixed West
erp.
rork-~l Ichanged.
Lard-Steady at 7setSlc.
Whiskey-Salcst at 25c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind

IHutaHHPOllS, Inu., Jan. y.
The Democratic Convention made the
following nominations this morning: For
Secretary of State, James s. Athon, of
Clark Treasurer OF State, Matthew L.
Brett, of Davies; Auditor of State, Jos.
Ristine, of Fountain; Attorney General,
Oscar Hurd, Of Decatur; Superintend.
ent Of Public Institutions, Milton B. Hop
kins, Of Clinton. Adjourned stne die, at
Ii q. m.
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FROM WARRINGTON.

washington, Jan. 3.
Applicants for situation as master s
mates, in the Navy Yard, are requested
to accompany their papers with recon-
mendntions from their last employers, and
must have seen three years service and
not be over thirty years of age. Acting
masters are similarly appointed with the
exception that they must not be over
ferty years of age
Treasury notes are four per cent. dis
count, Exchange on New York half per
cent
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T INTEREST RENTED.

The following Resolution was passed by the Board
Supervisors al thar reee4t meeting s
Resolved That the Treasurer and Collector by
Instructed I" remit all the Interest that Is the
Take. W Lee County except the Year ls6Il provided
that the Taxes pale within the ninety days,
snd hA, the Clerk i've noitec II ills Res oiuion
Fort Madison PiainaeHio aud .sA.sci and that i4s
act take effect from aud after publication in said IA.
pcrs, aud further,
hesntycd. TINT The Treasurer be required 10 motif,
his Deputy Col ector ia eEeh Township, and further.
that the Treasurer MI efforts TO give petic
ally of the purpon of this Resolution.
STATE or IOWA
LIE CarsTY, - t--
E,ie j Le.ch. CLERK OF the District Court, ex-
oFscio ,iierk OF the Hoard OF Saperv ars, do hereby
certify tbc foregoing lie true abstract of Resoin
ton passed BY the Board OF said county
on the eth day OF January, A. d. 1sse.
Witness my hand aud seal of Office at Fort
is Madison, this 9th day of January. laG2.
ERIE LEIGH. Clerk.
~ CHARLrs DoERR, Deputy.
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From Fort Monroe.

Fort Monroe, Jan. s, vial
Baltimore, Jan. 9.
The steamer Connecticut, from New
York, arrived this p. m, and starts this
evening for Port Royal. Judge Marvin,
of the Admirably Court at Key West, goes
out as passenger in her
The rebel batteries at Crancy Island
have been practing ali day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10

T We learn by private letter from
Washington that Mr.. Alex. Simpson, of
Carthage, who has lately been in Wash
ipgton, has been ordered to 60 to Ken
lucky under Gen. Buell.
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SALE.

STATE or IOWA. trY CouNrr-sg
by virtue Of eIeclal execution to nae direeied
sned by The CLERK ufthe District Court o. nj, in
favor OF Ben johnson and against s. 4. Billings have
levied npon and wIi sell 10 the highest bidder al ihe
door Of The Iirfk uee oil the Disfict Court Of Lee
County, lows Al ksoSuk IN said county, IN the 10th
day Of February, A. II. J-S2t between The hours of
o'clock u m anf oeleck y. m, of said dns. COM
msnciEs al O'Clock p M ihs foio~in property 10.
wtt; Lot No. three IL in block teEseeR 49, Of the
City OF krokuk Lee County. Iowa.
Taken levied upon and to he sold by order Court,
10 saiisfs said writ Xecution.
keokuk Jan. 2, ls62.
y. g. HEDGES,
Sheriff ofI.ee ConnlY. Inxa
Iansdd Bs d. r. SMITH, IT.. nepnty
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rE- Renewed efforts are being made in
Missouri to organize the State Militia, for
active defence against the traitor bands
roaming over the State.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.


NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given tina, the rbership here
tofore existing under the name ana style 81 Boehm.
Blum Co., has this day been d.ssoiy ed by matua
consent. Joseph Blum retiring from said concern.
Herea tter the stye 1.-THE Arm will be Boehu Fried
man. VINO alone authorized to settle the bushes -
u HE tae lstY frm- b. B0EHN,
JOSEPH BLUM
SIMON FREEDMAN.
Bonspartp, Iowa, January 1th, 1861.
janl0-d3t
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KKKVII Congress- First Session
ashington, Jan. o.

Washington, Jan. o.
Horsf.--Mf Fenten introduced bill
providing for tire pay Of the interest,
in certain cases, OH claims against the
Government
Mr.. Washburn introduced bill to
punish frauds on the Government
Mr.. Richardson introduced bill to es-
tablish an Arsenal at Springfield, Ill
The above bills we're. all appropriately
referred
The House proceeded to the considera
tion of the bill abolishing the Thanking
privilege.
Mr.. Colfax, in explanation, said that
bill for this purpose has on several occa
sons passed the Senate. but had never
before received favorable action by the
Postoffce Committee OF the House. Ii
was now reported unanimously, with one
exception. In England, even the Queen
has to pay her own postage and no man
has there suggested that the frankina
privilege be restored If it should be
abolished in this country it will never be
restored, and the people would wonder
that il had existed so long.
SENATE-Mr. Colamer. from the Post
Office Committee, reported back the bill
to promote the efficiency of the dead let
ter Office. The bill provides that all dead
letters be returned to the writers, instead
of being destroyed After long discus.
sion the bill was postponed till to-mor-
row.
Mr. Tfumbali reported from the Judi
eiary Committee in favor of the resolu-
ton to e1pei Waldo II. johnson, Of Mis-
souri.
TT 1t is said by prisoners recently re
leased from the Richmond Jail, that the
ingenuity of The Yankees there confined
i. constant source Of wpnder 10 the
Southrons With no better tools than q
case-knife aud steel pen they make and
polish numerous articles Of use and lnxu
ry. A rebel physician remarked that there
was more ingenuity in the Yankee pris-
oners than IN all the rest of the Southern
Contederacy.
Bay There is n rumor in the city--how
true we are not prepared 10 say-,h hat Col
Bishop has all of his subordinate officers
under arrest We learn that his subor-
dinatcs reported him to head quarters,
and by some strategy, the Colonel has
outMiIted them. and placed his accnsers
in the position they had thought to place
him. Il War,au Bulletin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10

A Coon APPOINTMENT Gov. Gam
be has appointed Gilchrist Porter Circuit
Judge of the Hannibal judicial District,
in place of Judge Redd, who refused to
take the oath prescribed by the late Mis-
souri, Constitutional Convention.
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Merchants and shippers ebttasiing The Transports
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NHERlfF S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CopsTy. S.
by virtue ofan execution TO rseted issaed by the
clerk Of the District Court Of said county Ia favor of
Harssi Palmer Cushmurl for bensnt OF John santh
and against sosrs Lsmb have uIott s,. Ill
Sstttc The highest bidder astire Of the Clerks
0Tce of the District court or Leo COUNTY, Iowa, 81
keoKuk IN said county. tie luth dat ef February,
A. d. 1862, between the hours OF O'clock M. and
o'clock D. M of ssid day. commencing at O'Clock
r. ~ the following property TO Wit: the west part
Of The nortf-eat quarter " the northeast quarter
81 section thirty four [3il tNwnsp sisy.sesen IGSl
north, OF range six fGl, situated IN Charleston town
Taken levied upon and 10 be sold by order OF Court
10 satisfy said writ q r execution.
Keoknk, January 9Th 1862
n. q. HEDGES
Sheriff Of Lee County.
jan9-dtd DIV ID. h. SMtrH tr :. DEPUTY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10

Fare always as low as by any other
route.