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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-26
From the Chicago JournRl)
The Complaints against Gen. Grant
and his OmGarR.

and his OmGeF6.
Our intelligent military correspondent in
Gen. Buell's division tW. s. D. who has
carefully looked over the whole ground OF
the late operations attending the battle OF
Pittsburg Landing, and carefully inquired
into all the facts in the case, writes us from
that seat of war as follows:
IA great many complaints have been
made by different persons as to the neVli-
gence, and criminality even, of command.
ers in being so taken by surprise ON Sun
day morning. All these reports as 10 want
of pickets beyond Prentiss'. Sherman and
Wallace's divisions, regard as unjust. /
aPPrehend that when the excitement aud
passion engendered by this battle has
passed away, and the public mind has
again settled into calm reason, it will be
found that the cause of all this surprise
which led so nearly TO the defeat of Gen.
Grants forces upon that day, rests on the
fact that the picket guard did not properly
report themselves TO the commanders of
the different regiments, and thus give time
to sound the "long roll, = bat in great fright
rushed into camps, spread the alarm, ere.
ated fearful CONSERVATION among the
troops, the whole thing resulting in a
panic. Thus the rebels gained great adj
81 have no desire for complaint. But 4
must say there were many surgeons, who
during all that fierce conflict, remained
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-26
New Spring and summer
DRY GOODS,


VIE subscriber has now received and opened loo
4 c4sea OF new Spring aud Summer Dry Goods,
which Will be sold at wholesale and retail at lower
prices than ever before. Having purchased consid.
cradle more than intended AL bought all kinds of
gOJs for Cash aud at less price than at any other
lY, and will sell -
BEST MHRRI3IACK, COCHECO. and other CALI
Goes OF equal grade, at l2l cents yard. Second
quality, fast color, at &c.
BLEAClIED MUSLIN, yard Wide, best quality at
l2ss5rS IS wide at loo PER EAni.
ISBLEACuED MUSLIN, such a. sold 8 week :
ago at ls74c. will now sell at 121zc, and Others
ALL OTHER COTTON GOODS AT OLD PRICES.
BLACK SILKS, which sold always at 81 .lelI. per
yard, will sell at s7ISH ~
In FANCY SILKS have all the latest novelties.
SOC a yard f ''
ENGLISH BEREGES, worth 25c. for l2IIc
LuPEN,S BkRE6HS, worth % ISc, for Oh
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, all qualities and
prices. f-''''s'S' "''H
CI1ALLIES a De LANES as low a. lalS. n yn,i
Also large stock aud variety of Spring and sum.
mer SHAWLS. CLOAKS { SIANTILLAs Al the veTy
lowest pr ees. e ''1
,EEEbLEwoRKs in every variety; Collars worth
b0c, for only 2Ee.
CARPETs-4o pieces all styles, cheaper than ever
COUNTRY 2IERCHANTS viii md ,bat
my wholesale Department is moro complete than Al
any pDsTion9 season, andI III sell goods cheaper In
Such quantities a. they require, than they could b.
bought In the Eastern cities.
ALEX. HRYMAN,
mh2b-dGW3m 13I Main st. WheelIn9 ".
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-26
~ THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINI1
A PROCLAMATION.

fINHR ConstltutiOn prepared by the Convention re.
4 Gently assembled At the City of Wheeli,c bsS,-
lug been submitted to the voters Of the ne nns.
state Of West Virginia IN conformity With the
upon he ratification or rejection thereof havin, @
suited n t tue adoption Of sad Constitution by the
the second section OF the rst article ti,eFof. AMI
.he commissioners named In said Schedule having
certified to me the result Of said vote and
me to convene the General Assembly or the State f
virginia, ana lay before 1t certified original Of aid
Conat tuition for Its consent according to ths onSti
tuition OF the United States to the formation and
erection a. proposed, Of the State Of West VrVibia:
Now therefore, l, FRANCIS II. PEiRpoINT. Cow
EaSoE oH fm9ISIA, do hereby require the said Gen.
sEa1 assembly to convene At the City OF Wheeling
on TUESDAY, the SIXTH DAY OPP MAY N.Y.
At ELETES oGIocE A. A., to take into consideration
the matters Aforesaid, and determine reseclin he
came a. to them shah seem meet and proner 80
C-@O Given under my hand and the lea ssni If
Ls. the Commonwealth, at the city of Wheeling.
~. ST@' this 18th day OF April, 1862 and in lie
seth year Of the mm1uWeiIth ~
H., ~. oo- FRANCIS II. PETRPoINT.
L. 4. HAoAxs,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-26
DIED.

On Friday, April 25th, Monty 8. McSIEEcHES. aged
: Year, and months. daughter Of Doctor William
T. and Elizabeth McMeechan.
Her funeral will take place on this day DEL ok
P. H., from the residence of IIP. Penney, on Clay
street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-26
Removal.

"ILLTAM LAUGHLIS, Dealer in Tobacco and
w Cigars, &C. has removed from iS2 Main Il. Il,
10. Monroe st.. where he will keep constantly On
hAnd the hest brands of Tobacco. Also the bell
asc'e OF "heehug stoats, manufactured bv him
He invites the attention Of Dealers and all Others
1Isnlns To secure the best In his line ap@-3m"
Aetna Insurance Co. of Wheeling.
HE Secretary Of the above named Com any will
a Pay stockholders a dividend Of one dollar and
'' ~ ao w. s. HlLDRETH,
'l'o-Au
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received hy the nm.
- derstgned, until l2 N. the 18th day of APRIL
1859, for supplying the U. :. QnArternaster's De-
EartInent with 500 Horses. The horses to he
good, sound, serTlceHble animals. Lees than IL
hands high, and to he Mt least years Of age.
800 OF the hOrses to be delivered to the L. 9. As.
slant 9uartermAster at Gallipolis, Ohio aud the
lalAnco 70. tue U. $. AsaislAnt QuAEtsrnaster NJ
Wheeling, Va. They will he subject to inspection
by the above named officers, and all must be dellV.
cred ON or befbre the 18th day OF May, 1862
Bids will be received for SO horses or upwards.
Proposals. TO be eadOFsed sProposals for Horses"
Il. 4. CLARY,
-, Chief Q. N. Mountain Dept.
Wheeeling, Va, April IL, 1882. apis
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-26
MATTERs IN wINoHEsrER.
PrOeIamRtIOns OF the Provost Mar:
shall aud the Commanders or the
Post to the Citizens and Soldiers.
We received yesterday, printed copies of
the following proclamatiOns:
PRovosT MARsHAu's OPTICS,
WINcHEsTER, April 18Th. 1862.
CTtiEenS aud Soldiers Of WTnehe,ter.

WINCHESTER, April 18th, 1862.
Citizens and Soldiers Of Winchester:
In pursuance Of the orders of the Com
mander Of this post, bearing date 18th
inst, and for the more perfect order of
this city, herein direct that the streets be
patroled day and night, and particularly
that the side.lValEs and corners Of stretts be
kept unObstructed by men, or otherwise,
thereby atfordiug to the Ladies their legit-
innate rights, and that they be permitted to
pass without insult in word or act, and in
return We expect and have right to de.
NaHd sueh acts Of coRFtsSy as are becoming
the position Of Ladies'.
Any person or persons, citizens or SOL
dters found interrupting private houses or
families, white or black, or Wantouly
destroying public or private properly, viii
be dealt with in the most summary man
ner.
The standing or riding of horses on the
sidewalks IS positively forbidden.
~ y expected and required that all per-
sons be At their homes or quarters BY 10
O'Clock 2. NJ, and any one being found !
Sgp tue streets after that hour unless on |
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-26

THE Fairmont National, of yesterday is
responsible for these two items.
We like to be rs right as any man on the
war question, but we wouldn't like TO be
Riyhttr.
It's rnmOred that Jonathan H. Raymond
is approaching FairmOnt, BY forced march
es. with his i.Jackass Artillery.r He is
said TO be "taken short, }" and wants to Dor
row "ahOut phifty dollars"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-26

cYflfs5I f. HAYES q co. beg leave tic
92ZsaE. say TO iilsir old 6ntt"meTa and tile public
IN general that they have now on hand and IN
Course OF hnishing, 100 Carriages consisting Of ma
ronche5, ROckaWRys, PhAetOns, Prince Alberta ton
and no top huggies, all which are Of the latest
styles most improved patterns and or the beat Nm.
tertal aud workmanship. All will he Warranted ia
give the utmost satisfaction. ap93-3md&y
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-11-12

4 sevslss1la> = ~ Msalls
Uo11oee o1rvi
I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - Z ~
- Vnlr11(o e11y y - l1lllll
T. oool1lo1, + ~ ~ nl|oN 4
- ~ eemmoco ~ - lsealed
e|oCo )>c|s l|Nc(v oeylvsl d OsF|nlh.
l1b oeo) evsloluly 1ees soom uQ|uol,
~ m6oueg n uh|A n hnb boue
a 49, M mlCr1u, ~, ollhourh
~ e9one( s|taCvlhos a0Fes ~ NJ
~ Doeo4 h ~ peepg!9o1 y 1epslv.
]Ne ~ esuslsy Y ~ isvalesbls
sgSv|ooo u ~ cseQool lnpss>ssl osI.
q, ~ ~ ~ ou( VIII Mn aanlou(
~ 1uco1Iucal oobssd 70 his peloo.
~ eennohdse. Ihs hssal Gauss n
eouplolo( h Net 0en1sal brue9 ~
1lened v 0sasral 9rles one third of
~ ssshsnest pslsoasrs vhleh we're
n ssslve q vlohsbaag. 0eaersl
prlee cent Dr.. Dlash6uvn, u hie
NJ V RIehmond 10 procure arna
fos thooo troops, and BE iadelatlea-
W so6sls proved suooeosful. The
srns wore brought here 10 await the
arrival q she ncn; but during Gen.
pSles's abseuse with his ssny q
l.u-k-a, General Van Dorm had tho
osns removed to Jauksoa, and armed
hk qsols Il troops With shsm, leav.
ine Price without arms for Tho nsw
members of his command. ! bspe
Sor the good Il the service snd Gen.
Van Dorn,s good repstation, thal
this saair may BE- cleared Up; a. 4
now 10 Il il crying shame, is bai
one s,song ! thossand similar eeort1
- placs pricc-ths Washington d
tho West, and 10 whom The Cenfsde
! rscy should ever BE- erstefal-in
minor position, and attempt 70 rels
chat reputalion which he has 70 Dc
servedly gainsd. General. Price ]
an obliging, accomplishing, snd IN
oessntssioas general, aud his modest.
ard good-nAturcdncss have kept th
people Of tho Confcdcracy, Who I'd
mive him. almost to man, troI
knowing the trials he has been pu
to, aad the inaignitics that are o6erc
70 him.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-11-12

It win bc seen BY tho following
from the Boston Traveller, thst men
arc getting scarce In Yankee land,
o. we'll - in Dixie:
"ln some portions Of the State
woskmem are scarce, in consequence
Of tie drain fur the war. Tho lAbo.
ress Of this city have soeie:y which
nonbsss over zoo membsra, Who sre
plsiesd not 10 work for less thsa %
esass pr hour. Shoe makers sse ia
demand in III of tho nasufaetnfiaG
sswns, and w hear of plsess whess
moscns and other Inechanics cannot
BE- ebtsinel u sny priee. The sano
stsee Of soairs exists IN other 6eeses,
and especially in ~ lsvss cities.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-11-12

1U00IIID U-l v~'l'I''
vros ~ os|unhut loe'I -
A islssl vl)1ng y = m ola!.e
ocorsIa, radse - = I''''
"';' 'v'... .p,sI1llr ls., o.ssss! J! !
speech here ~ e. u y ~ - \ =
North il bouD& = Dc1e lnle enareny
aud dtspolivuk ed (kol - .sve -
~ renssn 70 y hopt|e that In
coin will be depoord h leoe teco ove
wears, " the ~ osNsmuee -t1eo ~
have only y " svos = esvselvce - =.
10 cons,iistiessl ltssdsn I'd - w
be we'll.
llo NV ~ psspls nsss plaas -.
Ton next ycAr--thst h Klse-aee :
poliiicsl, bot I cosnmsvs!sl klae-
,ha, wc camnss pleese FaIwesoeee
better than By Noi rsisiag cetten--
thai Il plays into his land IN rsl.its
Il in in.lis---,has they can supply 4
there a, from 1870 25 5cents per pound,
and only need two or three failures
Of American supply to denoass'a's
II.
lie says the battle Of Sharpsburl
was the most glorious victory Of ths
wa, for US, and that Gen. lee sceem'
plishcd just that much more than p,
intended when he went into Maryland
that his sole object vss 70 esPtsr'
lIarpers Ferry.
The Vice President is calling q
The people loudly TO clcsae ~ sAs'
,he soldiers. The people hsve sF'
making blankets Of their ta.pess, ap'
doing everything in TIER power Z
respond to the can.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-11-12

ucuscSus 4vwvSvtv" u"s usvWAoe suc
department. Of Mississippi and Loui-
sians into thrss military ,lislricls.
The orst distriss embraces that ior-
tion Of she State of Mississippi east
Of the Nississippi Iaad Tennessee
railroad, snd tie New Orleans and
Jackson railroad, sxcissIvs II the
counties bovderine o. the Calf Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14
jela.d
7 EGAL NOTICE.

To John Hiatt, Joseph Hornish Leander Iiarbine,
David Reid. Hateh Il Thenpson, Chsrics Parsons a
Co., FiGen iaeas, Foster, VIM Thompson,
Vim Ri REddtek, : q Brnwn. Scohcid Bro, r.
Moody Robert Hamilton. Dixon d Brown. james
Harlan, heTsey Asbgry Porter, bridEmap 4
Co.. Rankin Ail.r Ens.er, Comstock d CO., Jas
Neal, Reed, Cntler b Co., Sam' Boatman, Reuben
ii airline. Kendall, Howe q Co., James Burrows,
William Ruddick, Henry Faiis, VIM Thompson
Trustee OF MIS- I Graham Lauren Dewey, Roht
Wilson Gleghorn Harris IN, Jonathan Wysof. {
johnson q Co, James II Bobnel, George Ander-
son. n II Reynolds. Rix, Hale e Co. Rankin,
T Jennings, Brown n ClendeEihg, Henry Aab
kAmp. and Goodcil Buckingham
feu, and each of you hereby notified that there
is e In the office II the Clerk OF the District
Gnnft Of Lee county ,l0Ea- al Keoknk. peitlnn Of
Samuel y. Miller, In his right, and sauauci F
Miller &. II. Perry, and Abner Reevrs, rs Executors
OF the will u l.. X. keeves claiming against John
Hiatt and Joseph x. HossIsha Judgment IN favor of
Samuel r. Miller for Three Tho usand Dollars On NC
count Of two prom Asory notes and Judgment in f.
Of the Executors OF Reeves will aforesaid against
said Hiatt and Hornish for Three Thousand Dollars
other promissory notes, and claiming against
ali ssid defendants foreclosure OF mortgage given
BY asid Hiatt and Hofnish certain Real Estate
mentioned in said petition, 10 the payment
said nOtea.
Now, unless You appear and ansver said petition
before noon OF the second day OF the Sept emDer
term Of said Court Judgment win be rendered against
You by default RANKIN Miller
tel3 Plaintiffs Ati,ys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14
NOTICE.

To c Wyeor YIN, Thompten, Rix, Tale 4 Co. r
NJ Reynolds, II b Foster George Foster Reed, CUT
Ter Co., Ruben Hsrbne, saml Boaiman and
Ficklia Lneas:
You and each Of you, hereby notified that there
10 Gle In tbs ofct Of The Clerk OF the Dsrict
Court OF Lee county Iowa, at keotnk, petition Of
Hiram Barney clainng OF you, ]. @. Wycon .the sum
of Twenty five Hundred Dollars, with ten per cent.
Interest per aurum. payable annusiy, NJ money dns
two Gel tsin ortgsges msde by you 10 ChsB. Ma
son. dated October Ist 1850 slso claiming spsinst
each Of you tbs Of said mortgsge ile
being Hpo lot r. three tieek n tlaee. ~ AHsouE
upper addition TO the city Of keokuk In Lace county,
Iowa, for ths rurcase and further askfug for
q sale OF said Irenises abd general relief And un-
you Ape and saia petition befse
OF tie second dsy the term u said Court,
mme nee Keohuk the fss No ef rte
her, ID. 1863, default will be entered ngsiHs yon.
and judgme ndeFsd thereon prss ed r IN said
petition II. sCOfT HOWELL,
maylo-d Auy for Plsinhn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

TuW II. Stewart, afminsirsior 81 Isaac MeCfaskey,
deceased, Maria MeGiAskey, CLARK A. ACCsasksy aud
Isaae N. McClaskes, defendants.
There file in the Clerks Office ~ The lBstrie
Court OF Lee county, Iowa, at Keokuk petition u
Hiram Barney, cislminE Judgment AGAINST YOU "
X. Stewart. administrator Of isaac Mcciaskey, de-
eessea tr tbs SIM OF hundred and Thirty fnnr
ard &C. 100 olsrs, with ten per cent tnier~s from he
goth Of May, leSS, upon Mortgags made by Isaac Me
Claskey, deceased toEhas Nsson; nlo rot lie fore
ciosu Of said mortgHgf and tale Of The Rosgee ed
bcif,f the sofh half the north quar-
ter Of section ak t6, sxts Ave tbs, north
OF Ave Isl xrsf In Lee county Iowa. for the
tina shuent hf the right Of redemption Asd for gen
erai relief Vow each OF ycu must appear ar
To said petlten By u thr second day Of she
term ~ said Court 10 be held at Keoknk the frs
Monday OF Septamber, A. d. 1853, or judgmentby de
fault viii be had therein Against you
II SCOTT HOWELL.
maye-a4w Atty for Pl II @
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14
: EGAL NOTICE.

To Creel, Green Erskine. George c Dixon, Trus-
tee for Green Erskine and Joseph Ridgew nd
ward boyd, Baughman, Joseph Ridseway,
Charter Teblcman, willard Snow, State OF iowa
Tor the use OF the School Fund, s P.voosAiss, Nm
II Williams, 4 Mcnamara, Emma III Williams,
Executrix OF George b Williams, deceased, Hatch
Thompson, Ci4hin, Mellon 4 Co., c Hixbee,
Lows, bryan, AuAmE TO-, r. 4 b W Ford, Hugh
Kennedy. Arnold Kendall, Ficlsn WIN Turi-
&c, assignee Of Patrick Crouse, Ksokuk Lodge No
IL Q F, George w McCrary, Executor Of Ed
ward Boynton, deceased. James Cox, Michael
aBnshsy, Thomas Dungan and Sarah Dunghh, kxec-
utsrs OF Samuel Jepkinss deceased, & Highly, NJ y
Magovn, NOegnasn and csGmAn, JAaos Calls
ham Jarnts Il McCntchson, Reynolds Richard
sen. nenj Amin 4 Read. Michael talicn, DC Dewey,
IL X Love ~ CO.. James Namsay, Kramer. IPw in
a. Co., Vim Thompson \ Co., john w Rankin, John
W Ogden, John oa6mAn and George Bryan:
and each OF you. hereby lied that there
Ia now Ale In she Office Of the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Lee county, lows ut keokuk In said county
petition OF Samuel y. Miller claiming Of said a. T..
Creei, Ten Thousand Dollars, money duo ibur
promissory notes. and also claiming al n
the foreclosure OF amortgAge certain Real Estate
In Lee county. Iowa, executed BY said r. r. Crsel TO
secure sai i'd notes.
Now, unless you appear aud Answer said petition
before noon 0t ~ second day Of ths next September
frn 1t sad District Court 81 Lee county iowa 10 BE-
held Al keakak, In said county, decrSs will be
dsred agAiGsl yon prayed fpr by defiant
RANKIN 4 MILLER
jel3-d Plaintiffs Att'ys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14
I EGAL NOTICE.

10 Emily u IIewe, Low ell Howe Arnola X spaali. C
PriAhafa aAd G II Perry.
You are hereby u tif.d thst there Is now on He In
hs fire 81 the Clerk the District Court Of Lee
enatts. isNa, nj keekuk, petition Of G.. II. Perry.
Ahnrr Reeves and SamuelF Miiitr Eseentoye az he
will OF J. r. Reeves, claiming OF ytn, Eniy Nj liz We
aud Lowell Howe, Four Huadred Doisrs. as money
due Oh promssofy note, and also claiming against
all or you the foreeeears OF mortgage certain Real
Estate In Lee county Iowa. executed 10 secu re said
note.
Aaw, uBlesa you nRiifat AID -AAsd petition
before Gf Tho secsBu day u the nex September
term Of the district Court Of Lee county Iowa to be
he he Ek aag will be rendered ssinst YOU
prase Tor b. default.
RANKIN n MILLER
jefa-d Au'ysfo pfafutiRs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14

To Solomon II Fouts. and Mrs Solomon ID Fonts,
wife OF Solomon " Fouts:
Y0p aud each OF YOU, are hereby Hnthed . there
10 now on die ia the arp OF tire Clerk Of the District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, II ktOkuk petition 81
Hiram barney, claiming of yi.u. Solomon H. Fou,s,
the snm Of fnnr hunired and eighty dollars, with loper
cent. int crest aRnun pFyabfe rft- money
due two mortgages made by you TO Charles ason,
and since assge Hiram Barney dated October
9Th A. d. 1856; also claiming against each OF ypn the
OF said brsEage the being upon the
northeast quarterof ner6west quartz OF section 90
Township 81 north, range west In Lee county Iowa
for tho purchase money! and further ssking fuT safe
Of said premises and general relief Andnnless ypr
appear and answer said petition before oi
the second day Of the Of satd Court com
mence at Kcokn k or the fret Monday Of September
A. ID. 1867 default viii be entered against you md
Judgment rendered thereon pray ed for in aid peii
| tion. NOBLE IL STRONG,
mayI0-dim Attorneys for flaililG.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

+ d IS ~
Thomson
You, and zach Of yon, hereby notified that there
is now on ie In the ofce pf The Clerk Of The Disrle
Court OF Lee county. Iowa, a. Kaoknk. petition Of
Winston Co, elsfmng OF you. William Van Keuren
and John + Van Renrtn, Tbs sum Of Fifteen Hundred
Dollarr with ten per cert interest per annum, from
November Eth, A. u. 1861, as money due promis-
cory note nfrtie by ttH payable to THE efdef Of X
Hornish. ard secured b. mortgage made by sou Ia
said X. Unrnsh said Hoie having been sinc ssslgn-
ed to~said Winsion CO. dated November 18th, A. D.
1865 also claiming against each Of you the foreclosure
of said mortgage the same being upon certain Real
Estate With the improvements thereon, known M the
Boatman Min property and more particularly serib
cd in said petition Tying and situate in Lee county,
Iowa for the purchase money and further asking for
sale OF said aAses, and general relief And
less you appear and answer said petition before
OF the secoud day 81 The said Court
to commence n Keoknk on the first Monday 81 Sep
Der, A. D. 1859, default will be entered against
YOU and Judgment rendered thereon prayed for In
said petition NOBLE STRONG,
msyI7.d AH,ya for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14
@Rev, DR.. Rice cf shs Fifth Avenue

New York, Presbyterian Church former
IN Dr.. Aleaan5er's1 tas been suspected
Of Secession sentiments for many months.
Itwns srrn tase xhsesce Of utterAnces
rather than from anything he had said.
So on . recent Sabbath he sfdeined his
position" He said he was not polit-
lean, but preacher Of the Gospel ;
claimed 10 be among the most loyal. and
insisted that il was the duty Of every good
Citizen. IA 8 Chfistiaa obligation, TO sus-
tain the Government under which he
lived. He denied the divine right of
Slarery and ofrits permapency az an in
stitution, and resisted the claim of its ex-
tension into free territory. Had DR.. r.
merely said these things at this hour,
without fortifying them from his antece-
dents, there would be lurking suspicious
that it was done under apprehension, or
from outward pressure. But he alleged
that his open, avowed pinciples, and the
declared convictions ofhis whole life, had
beenin direst opposi1pust To ise righ, and
the .doctrinc of Secession. !, He quoted
from controversies in Louisville, Gincin.
natl aud ST, Louis ID which he had been
engaged with pro-Shvery men, and from
numerous published articles in ma gasinef
and pamphlets. and established his points
beyond controversy. He said he had al.
ways favored gradual emancipation in
Kentucky, where he Was born snd resia.
ed. That he had always raGisted De
Southern dogma, that Slavery MN .
divine institution and should be perpesu.
ated. Dr. R'ce's exposition was ,clesr as
it was forcible, and probably i. has re-
moved suspicion, and satisfied the, doubt.
ing that he is strong ngainst Secession,
and equally determined for the Govern.
ment and the restoration Of the Union.
One reason for his removal from Chicago
to New York originated IN Ms differences
with Mccormick, the reaperman. He j
strong pro-Slavery and radically Souther
in his instincts. and being the moneys
man IN Dr.. Rice's Chicago Church. trie
TO manage his minister" He was mil
taken, and his pastor dissenting, came /
New ork.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14
: EGAL NOTICE.

Tt Prank barnett, Naomi narnctt, Mary Mckee,
Theodore III Myers, aud e III Perry:
You are hereby notihed that there is uow fie In
the Office ot The Clerk OF the District Court of Lee
county, low a. kookak petition of Samuel MIL
ier AbDer Reeves and o. H. Perry, Executors OF the
Will Of L. r. Eeeves. claiming II you, Frank BARNETT
Three Hundred Dollars, money due pronissory
note and also praying sRains, s OF you the fofeeos
ure Of mortgage certsn Real Estate la Lee coun-
~. Iowa. executed TO secure said mole.
Nov, unless appear aud spswef said peiitton be-
fore the second thy of tho next September
term the Disiriet Court OF Lee eouny, Iowa. TO be
held al Eeokuk In said decree viii be render
ed against you as pray cd fof by default.
RANKIN MILLER,
Jel2-h Attys for Plaintiffs.