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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-24

To James w. Pipkin, Augustus Cook, John Early.
-. u. Strong. Day 4 BYs-
ea- and each Of you hereby notified that there
10 now On ME IN the .ce Of the Clerk of the District
Court OF Lee County Iowa al Faft Madison petition
oil Hiram Barney, claiming of teu, James ". Pipkin,
tie OF seventy Ave dollars With ten per cent. n-
terest Per annnn. payabe annuity. money due .
Mortgage made by you to Charles Masen and sInce
ssssned 10 said Hiram Barney, dated Dece her 18th,
ieo3 also csimibs against each Of the frclosurs
Of said Mortgage. the keng npsB Lot No. MI ne
te In black No. hundred and fort, -four fls4) IN
he city OF keckuk, Lee County, lews Tor purchase
aud general relief.
And unless appear aud answer said petition on
or before nn@n of the seeoBd day the term ~
said Court, commence al Fort Madison on the ard
Monday or May ID. 1862. default will be entered
against you and Judgment rentered thereon prayed
for in said petition.
NOBLE & STRONG
feb25-dlm Attorneys for plaintiH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-24
feba5-dlln
II EGAL NOTICE.

To W. n. Early, John Early, Auxustus Cock C. a.
strabR. Day u Bro. Pa
You, and each OF you are hereby NOTICED that ther
Z. now on ME In the Office Of tho Clerk 6fths Distie
Of Hiram Barney claiming Of you, w. II. Marty u
sume OF one hundred aud nifty doan, with ten per
cent Interest Per annum, payable annually as money
due on Mortgage made by you to Charles Bfasou snA
since assigned 10 said Hiram Barney dated Septeubes
xoi ies4 also claiming aRains each or yen the fog
closure OF said Mortgage the same bcIns mon Ix n
eight IL IN block one hundred and forty-eght fl>et
~ the city Of keoknk. Lee County, Iowa, FOR theI
purchase money! AIT further iuE fer sur OF o.f
premises, and general relief
And unless you appear and answer said petition %
o. before noon oil The seeobd day Of term SAID
Court 70 commpnro A1tiisoft on the arts Mtzs
DAY OF May ID, 1862. default will be entered aga ins
son and Judgment rentefed thereon pr aged for n
said petition
NOBLE 4 STRONG
Il tet2o-uIm ATTORNEYS for ptainti0.u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-24

1-l EsaEsE
Arthur woicott, Clara Wolcott Nathnn Nevsonl
G@o ii Gil, Price, FERRIS l. 90, Geo O Richa i'd
Eiihu Turner Gee, ge CrossInan, sirinneIl u {ehj
kins Pegram Pay inter- a. Davis, Lippcneots, 1IrmIe{
fs4oti, James Kent, Santee Co. VIM pwyae1
Co, Lind, Brother Co, Abbott, Johns n Co;
fou anc hereby notified that there now on Me II
the ONCE Of the Clerk or the District Court Of ~
county Iowa, y Fort Madison the petition OF Eisi
Woieott claiming OF you, Arthur Wolcoii the suna p
sixteen Hundred and Eighty Dollars, With iutoreat
the rate OF ten per cent. per anHum, payable annua
~ At sane rate from the 4th Of July 1851 a. ,none
Justly due him ffoH said Arthur olcott ON proni
sorry note and claiming sga'pst all of van tho tori
closure OF mortgage given by ssid Weieott. 10 y
cure the payment of said note ihe ore eotnl M
OF lot two in Block twenty sia OF the noYttrr1y n
Of said LOT, being the half OF the lot thai ea merit
lot three In said block In the city o, eokuk
~, Iowa. 1870 ~
NOW, unless you appear and defend theruto ons1
Defore noon Of the second dn OF the next ~ tse
Of said court TO be begun and holden on the III No
Gay OF May, A. D. 1s62, at Fort Madison = defan
VIII De taken against You and judgment thereon
amount claimed and interest thereon ana cost Of sui
also decree cuttng on anu ioresosng ii your
ID and to The equity OF redemption OF said propSr1
NO personal claim IL made against any Of You exec
said Arthur Wolcott.
McCRARY h BRUCE,
Iooxi-dlm Att'ys fer Pit1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-24
r EGAL NOTICE.

To Robert wIlson.-Sis--You are hereby notified
that there Is hein the ONCE of The CLERK of
the District Court OF Lee County Iowa. at For Mad.
. divorce from the bonds of matrimopy now existing
between you and her, fer the gnardiapship OF her
child born Of ssd for her costs o. suit and
for general relief The svermentk OF said petition
ars -inhnman trfat MxIt and wfilul aesertioD.-
uHess appear and answer said petition On On hc-
fore Abe second dAy Of the next term OF said Court,
Ia Sc begun and held AT Fort Madison aforesaid on
the third Monday in May Dest, de fault and decree az
prayed for will be taken against you thereon
SEMPLE FINLY.
janl7dIm Ait.s for Plaintiff
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E EGAL NOTICE.

To Harvey Fudiey aud Abel findlrys fssE
and eash ~ ypn crcby hotih ed that there
10 now he the Office OF the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Lee county, iowa Fort sdison, apstition
Of Hiram Barney, claiming Of you The sum OF Six
mum, puy able annually, rs money due on Mortgage
made by you TO Charles Aason snd ssHee snsd 10
said Hiram Barney, dated April 18th. ls56, slso claim
Ing against each Of the foreclosure of said Mort
gage, the being upon the Northeast quarter of
the Southeast quarter OF Section eighteen ls) Town
ship sixty six 1867 north, range ak t wes Lee
~ Iowa for The purchase money md further asking
for sale OF said premises and general relief: And
unless you sppesr and answer said petition on be-
fore VI the second day OF the term OF said
court 10 commence AT Fort Madison the ID Mon.
day OF May, A ID. isea, default will BIO entered
against YOU and Judgment rendered thereon rs pray
ed for In said petition.
NOBLE d STRONG,
- a. q =. stftf y
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- The Harrisburg correspondent O

the Philadelphia North American says:
There is much conversation in private
legislative circles here about the military
abilities OF Gen. Mcclellan. All seem to
unite IN the verdict that unless his adj
vance upon Richmond is decided sue
cess, his career is failure, and that he
must have successor. The country mus,
have unbroken. continuous success. The
head Of command must be struck from
every man who fails. He must succeed
despite storms. mud, season or sught else.
victory, at any and every cost, is the mot
70, and the only motto for the friends OF
the republic, :,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-24
.HERIFFS SALE.


sTATE OF IOWA, LEE corNTr-~ss
BY virtue OF al execution 10 directed Issued by
the Clerk Of the District c. artu Ut said county ia fayor
Of William Coleman and against Curtis r. Conn ana
y. b. Smith, have levied upon. and wlfsclf 10 the
highss bidder nj the front door Of the CLERKS once
81 the District Court Of Lee county. Iowa ~ Keotuk,
10 said county, the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1s6Q,
between the h. urs Of o'elock =. andA O'Clock p.
m OF said day, commencing 0sctotk m. The fol-
lowing property lo-wits Lea q In block ~. lot in
block 25 lots and In block l07 lots and In block
81. except 40ieet en 90 street by 60 fea de,p of the
end of said let, lets j. and In block c. lot4
In block S. lot INT block all In the city Of KeU
kuk. Alsopari ~ abe Northwest quarter OF section
twelve li2l township u north, range vest ,htRin-
ming at The stute est the northwest quarter
81 s~id section mir thc II on The iue dividing
the northeast quarter and the southwest quarter Of
said section 80 rods the center of the laid cut
aud proposed Grand Avenue item keulnl to Mont
f-se, thea &c north along tie of raid Ayenue
20 .ods thence west 20 rods to said west line, thence
afeug said west line 20 rods 10 the beginning
tanning In all ten aeres.
Taken and levied upon the propsri. OF d u. Smith
10 satisfy said writ of execution.
n. u. HEDGES,
febS-dlm Sheriff Lee county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-24

1Ar. Seward has taken his usual
method Of entering upon the field as !
PRESIDENTIAL candidate. He has s'got mp
ine occasion to write letter to q sham
committee, announcing, with many Sour
ishes OF rhetoric. that he is too patriotic
70 lnins OF ofhce in the present distressed
state OF the country.-[ Argus.
gratifying to find journal abus-
ing Nj Seward, which eulogiscd Cobb.
and Floyd. and Toucey, the thieves and
traitors Of Buchanan Cabinet Alhanv
Eve. Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-24
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Etihu Gum. Amy y Gam. II W Ford, Caroline
Ford, e Ford HI Il Bas-. Piiby Mart'ndale,
Administrator of ths estate OF Timothy H. Martin
dale, deceased, Thomas Davis Jtssr Mslthy Henry
Huiskamp, W Terrence. Emerson. Cochran a.
Co., Hiram Barney. Yeatman, Robtnson q CO.:
You, and each Of you. hereby notned tbst there
10 ale in the Office OF the Clerk Of tie Dis.
trict Court OF Lee comfy, Iowa, at Fort Madison.
petition of r H. Hsrfisnn. claiming OF you, Eithn
Gum, the sum Of Twenty I'VE Hundred Dollars, VIII
ten per cent. Interest per annuiu money due on
= promissory note, secured by Mortgage made by
you TO II Harrison, dated 10th OF March. 1857,
also claiming agsinst each OF the foreclosure u
said Mortgage, the zane beif upon certain Real rs
tate, o-wit Lot number six t61 in Block Ismter
forty eight the CITY OF keoknk Lee county and
State Of lows also PRAYING for correction OF the
description OF the Real Estate for the rchase
money; asking for sale Of said premises, and gen
ersl relief And unless you appear add answer said
petition before noon OF the second day OF The
next term nj said Court, 10 commence at Fort Aadi
son on the Sd Monday oil May. A. D 1864, default
will be entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon as prayed for in said petition
NOZZLE STRONG, and
HIRAM KNOWLES.
MARRIED Attys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-24

BIvOUAC.--This word is commonly bu,
incorrectly regarded as of French origin
It's form il French. but i. comes from The
German 6eraehen, to watch, or be on
guard. The trus meaning of it is often
lost night u, for Nheftas il correctly 40.
plies only 70 thans who pass the night un.
der arms or il attitude Of defence, it is
frsqnAntly NED q asy SDcsmping and
passing II night Il no open air.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-24
The First Echo.

How the late special message of Presi-
dent Lincoln will strike the judgment Of
eChristendom cannot be a question. The
Toronto Globe, speaking from Canadian
point Of view, illustrates the enthusiasm
with which impartial observers receive it.
We quote from the Globe:
This message will develope a much
greater measure Of sympathy for the
North than has hitherto been shown in
Europe. and will also aid the termination
of the war The time has gone by when
harm could be done in the border States
by such proposition. The Union il
thoroughly re-estsblished in Kentucky,
Missouri, Maryland, Delaware, and West
ern Virgins, and Tennessee and Eastern
Virginia will soon be quiescent. The
work of consolidation has commenced.
and Mr.. Lincoln has evidently come to
the conclusion that it can only be success
fully accomplished by great movement
for emancipation. He has done the right
thing at the right moment, and we may
safely add that lie is the right man in the
right place. If he aeeomplshes the work
he has cut out for himself, he will raise
himself to higher niche than any of his
countrymen. Even the fame of Wash
ington will fade before the glories of the
man who brings freedom to four millions
of slaves
MEMPHIS OUT-FLANkEp-GEN G.. II.
SMlTHs NEW Position The fact that
a powerful army under the command of
Gen. c. +. Smith, had proceeded up the
Tennessee, has been for some time known
to US, but we have refrained. from men,
tionlng il. The rebels have received very
authentic announcement Of the fact in the
operations of the expedition, which has
penetrated the very heart Of the doomed
Confederscy. Brigadier General Lewis
Wallace has marched across the country
from the river and broken an important
line OF railroad communication at Purdy,
which is In the southern tier Of Tennessee
counties. Before this time, unauestion
ably. the Memphis a. Charleston Railroad
which runs near the Tennessee river, a,
Florence, Alabama, has been broken, and
railway communication between General,
johnson and Beauregard prevented. VIZ
do not see how the appearance of pow.
erful army, SO far advanced into the enc
mys country, can fail to have very i'm
portant results. Gen. Smith is on the
unguarded flank Of Memphis. and there
Is now as good reason for the rebels tc
abandon their position on the river above
that town, as there was 10 abandon Co.
lumbus; and Memphis taken, New Or.
leans j. indefensible, and must speedily
fall.--[Cin. Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-24

Corner Main and I'd Street
UNDER W. rnoMP<or 1 co.'s
BANK.
FOR A GOOD SnAIE GO TO CAMS!
If you want your Hair Cut
IN LATEST PARTISAN STYLE,
CO TO CABUS.
For Taste and those Delicate little
touches that set Of . mans
head to advantage
CABUS is UNSURPASSED !!
CABU9
Challenges the Professionl
All who have not tried him are request
ed to call and Judge for themselves.
deelg0la6@
DOCKET, CHESS. AND BA CkGAM-
i MON BOARDS,
BRowNELL,s BOOK sronr,
marls-d Cor. 4th and Main.
4 RNOLD's WRITING FLUID.
Warranted the genuine article.
This day recsivedby ED. r. BRowNELL
mari3d Cor. 9TH and Main.
DALMER's CIDER VINEGAR
r. ,: ::,s BY RosEnrsos. nears E MN. !,
yTRITlNG PAPERS.
have just received good assortment Of
Legal Cap
letter.,
Ladies' Bath,
Commercial Note.
ALso-Lioyd's Map Of the Southern States.
n. W. wESCoTT,
mar6-d 2fain-ss., "a door from4th.
QUINCY FLOUR, Eagle Mills.
" Rye Flour. Graham Flour. FOR sale By
n,vll-d sAML POLLOCK
NEW LEMONS,
Ciiron,
Forsais BY ROBERTSON MCQUEEN.
- 800
w OGDEN WARE.
9A0 dossn Moline hoop hue kets.
so ,, ,, oak 8 -
% Tubs:
40 nests !" Tubs:
30 dor zinr v.shbosrss; fer sale very los BY
cOSSAELE 6MYTH,
AecI3d 81 and 80 Levse.
lNANTED-2000 BUSHELS NAVY
sy A' sAHL POLLOCK.
IN BOXES FRENCH LEMONS
IN Just received and for sale By
eers1 NELLu.ss- - z ~ NJ
WANTED.
1000 BUSH. PRIME NAVY WHITE
BEANS,
Fog which thehighest market price VIII BE- paid In
cash BY C0NNABLE b SMYTH,
arsisd Nana Sc Lev.e.
SOAP.
80 boxes Hiilr German Soap;
20 Palm, CASTLE, varierated. Transporter,
and Shaving Soaps, for sale by
decl3d 81 and 50 Leves.
COTTON YARN.
30 hngs assorted numbers Cotton Yarn;
Is do Cotton Irvine;
10 bales Batting.
CHAs. h WIN. MCLEAN.
isnG-d I03 Aain-H.
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THE BEST THING OUT!
Maeeroni's Antiseptic Backing and
Water Proof Polish
Ter ne tIy ON crsckipr or rottins

anu K6eps 1Isoft Nuu sMPtFvIOus 70 WEteI.
Boots, Shoes or Harness
Treated with will do twice the service they would
withontit The Antiseptic Bleaching preservstive
Of Leather has no equai. The POLISH contains moth
ing Injurious Leather, AL other polish blasxnRs
do. and Is not injured by coming In contact with
water, snow &c. asthe ere.
MANUFACTURED AND SOLD, AND
RkTAIL,BY
3. a. DUKE, Kcokuk.
The prices nj retaiare, for the Antiseptc, In hsf
pound boxes 9Oc0.
For the WaterProof Polish cts
liberal discount Ill be made IL sold By the dozen
or gross
II PCommuneations by mail will receive prompt
attention and goods will be forwarded
receipt Of remittances. Address
4. A. DUKH,
lanQd KKoKrK, Iowa.
TPcssh paidfor Beeswax and Tallow.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

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I EGAL NOTICE.

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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-29
The Policy Of Emancipation.
LETTER FROM ROBERT DALE OWEN

To The Hon. L. NJ. Stanton, Sec. of War:
My political antecedents are
known to you. Always a Dem
ocrat, but never a pro-slavery
Democrat; opposed, in principle
and feeling, from my youth up,
to human slavery, but believing,
until recently, that, in the inter-
es,s of liberty itself, it was the
part OF wisdom in the North to
abstain from interference with the
dange -fraught domestic lnstitu-
ton Of the South, and trust to
time for its cradle alton; opposed,
with hereditary aversion, TO war,
was willing, before the sword
was drawn. to make anv honora-
lie concession that might avert
its horrors.
But political ccnvulsions bring
with them great lessons and new
duties. War would not, under
the Divine economy, have been
permitted, as in all past ages it
has been. il il had not its mis-
sion. But to attain the good it
brings we must recognize its ne
ceSsltles.
No civil war of proportion so
gigantic as that now raging ever
existed in the world before. Ii
differs from all others, both in
the results sure to ensue from its
protractIon beyond brief peri.
od, and the conditions under
which, oct of evil, it may even
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-29
A Paraphra>e of
ssOUR COUNTRY,S DEAD.
ny ID. y. MANNING. N. d.

Ask no sublimer theme to night,
No strain on fancy's Tyre;
But bathe your troubled souls in light
That touch the lips with fire:
Then here it is,-raise thoughts above,
Bow low the reverent head,
Our crown Of glory and of love,
Is whatl-"Our Country's Dead"
Tears, do not shed; nay, drive them back, +,
Give those for grief and shame
The liz ht upon their spirits track
VIII ask no tears OF fame.
Faint words of praise, till life was Ger,
Our lips around them shed;
Now, glory rests forever more,
Above "Our Countrys Dead.'
True souls. who answered with loud cries,
When freedom first rang out
That call that pierced our April skies
nations battle shout.
Like trcemen's sires their quick hearts
leap,
Like Freemen's sons they bled,
Above the crimson field where sleep
Our Country's honored Dead"
Ask not their lineage, rank or name,
The how, the where, the when
The fire that touched their souls with
flame,
Swept Party into Men.
Ask not, il from free work or slave
Their changing liie-dream fled;
But only write above their graves,
"Our own, Our Country's Dead"'
"OuR CoUyTRY's DEAD" not mine nor
thine,
Though with sad hearts and iumb,
We wait thro' shadow aud thro' shine,
For feet that NEVER come.
Yet smile above the blood stained sod,
Move back with reverent tread,
And leave to Glory and to God
sour Country's noble Dead"
WINCHESTER. Ind, August, 1869.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-29
to,sN 10. CROWLEY. NJ D.. Ply.

st siciAn and Surgeon, Winch, st,r. lud.,
Graduate 90 Philadelphia College % Med
ictne. AMI philadelphia Lying In char.
itv Hospital. embracing Practical
obstetrics aud Diseases of Females.
Having been As1istaut Dcmonstrgior of
anaiotnN. aud having spent three ysars IN the
Hospitals aud nisp~nsarics of Phiiniriphia d.
.nd triug supplied with . eNcellcut>ursicai in-
-'rlmrnis. he ~ prepared - perform allop- ra-
pns in tae various departments of the NO.
f.s-iou.
~ Particular attention paid todi~cases oi
fhr eve -Wa.hington street. near
th~ uorih-west corner - the Pnbiic square.
Winrbester, Indiana.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-29
NY EsTERN COMMERCIAL


w \UItSI.HI rs.
T,c Proprietor keeps constantly on
hand large aud varied assortment of
Fruit Trees. Evergrerns, Roses. Orna-
mental Trees and Shrubs, and all kinds
ui Nursery Products.
Responsible gents wanted in every
County Catalogues supplied free on ap-
plication. Address
c. FLETCHER, ia,
nov - Is indianapolis, Ind.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-29
} BoswoRTH, Physician aud Sur

- 'FN''E''
IL. geon. Deerfeld, Ind. Office south
west corner Of Main aud Meridian Streets.
- Especial attention given to Chron-
ic Diseases. Ague and Cathartic Pills,
alwave on hand aud for sale, by the box
or single dose, and warranted free from
Calomel, Quluine on Arsenic m 236m
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-29


made for him, if his m aster proves
to be loyal, and his services heing
confsc ated II these are due To "A
rebel. Ia all this We are clearly
in our right.
Look now at the question IN
it's foreign aspect, under the chance
OF European intervention. Be
those chances great or small, in
tervention may occur, and tina,
ere long.
If i. occur, its character will
chiefly depend upon what shall
have been the antecedcnt action
OF our government IN regard 10
slavery.
If, previously to such interven-
ton, we shall have issued a gen
eral declaration OF emancipation.
then we shall stand before Eu-
rope as the champions OF human
liberty, while our enemies will he
regarded as the advocates OF hu-
man servltude. Public opinion
in England, in France and tho
out Europe. generally, Will then
prevent the respective govern
ments from inter, ening. except it.
be in our favor. No European
government dare place itself in
the attitude oil "A slavery protec
tor.
II, on the contrary, we shall
have left the issue as il now
stands, our policy indicated only
by the Coniscation act, not
broadly and boldly announced,
and more especially if the South,
despairing of saving her favorite
institution, conc, des, as the price
of foreign recognition and sup
port, voluntary system OF grad
ual emancipation-not at all an
unlikely move-then the sympa-
thy of public opinion throughout
Europe will be with the South,
and will sustain any action III her
favor.
This, too. in such an event,
how false our position how low
we shall have fallen IN the eyes
of the world how unenviablc
the place We shall occupy IN hlr-
tory throughout all time
1t is idle gasconade to say that.
thus situated, we can defy Eu-
rope. Let the South by conced-
ing emanclpatIon,secure the sym
pathy and the permanent services
Of her four millions OF ldborers,
without action of ours then
throw into the scale against us the
thirty millions of England, the
forty millions OF France, and
who shall say how many tens OF
millions besides Pa n d what
chance for success, or for reputa-
tion, shall we have, struggling for
nothing noblerthan se!f-existence,
in equivocal attitude before the
world.matchedagainst opponents
no shall have iorestalled us and
assumed the initiative ofprogress?
While the contest assumes no
higher character than that OF a
portion of great nation desiring
the separation from the mother
country and iorcibly casting oif
its authority, what more sympa-
thy can we expect from Europe
than we ourselves gaze to Spai n
" hen she lost Mexico, or to MeN-
leo when Texas struck for indie
pendcnce Until the issue IS
changed, so that the great ques-
ton of human liberty becomes