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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-30
Instructions.

Containing Conditions to be Incorporated s
the erfeni ds< DeparatN saap ieem proper.
!. Seven minutes allowed TO each intermediate
office when mt otherwise rrtrifed fur ersotiise ths
mails but railroad and siean,boat routes there il
T. ON railroad and steamboat lines and other routes
where the mode Of admits Of H. the special
the Post Office Department post blanks
mail bags locks and keys, are to be conveyed without
On railroad and steamboa, lines the agents Of
offered and the agents aceo%psnyag ,hem arr to be
.n the sn :. md tbs % h and
b, tvs contractor under tie direction q The
the mail from and deliver !, Into Il. post oees ., The
III not sn sd 70
or landing Proposals. may b for the porfos.
eighty rods from station Or landing.
kecspss viii he f mail bags In charge
way his prepared By other agent. q
.na y Inc .s s IN the
praep. s s,1sr route ssre receipts S DC REQUIRED
te several postnasies to ensure regularity in the de-
livery q mali , sas1 :. 4. Ca ,r,,. -, ,r,,
for each u such OMISSIONS 30, satisfactorily explained
u"ss SsSd time =. Break < h
r~nding mails and not sufficiently excus~ fourth Of
anc,ion viii also be ordered for ora de- q pert
to that s hs the SS,
Allies. proportioned TO the nature thereof and the i'm
g. For leaving behind throwing on the mails any
portion Of them, 1or the admission Of passengers,
for being concerned in scttnx running an express
n~lii gence tn advance of the mail. quarter
PGY may Ire deducted,
T. Tinss viii be imposed, unless the delinquency be
promptly and satisfactorily explained BY certificates of
the aidayits of other credible persons,
for falling 70 aIrise in contract time for neeies.ing
suffering i to b vet injured d.strsysd ribbed os lost
a the !: e'assrnsd TN running
The Postmaster Geuers annnl the contract for
repeated failures agreeaby to for violating
the p~t Office dsobey the the d.
tHcpt for refusing " discharge Arrlsr when
CURED BY tho depastfnsnt do FOR running
Aforesaid for transporting pack
onyeying Unstable matter nut Of tie mali
s. The Postmaster General may order increase Of
sersicr b. allowing tcsefoF pro increase
on the contract pay lie change schedules Of drpsr
and arrivals Ia all and particularly make
them conform connexions with railroads. without In
Of provided the running time i not Abridged
He ~ also order Increase otspeed. allowing, within
the restrictions Of the Law ya increase al for
the additional stock caisrs any Thee sontractov
May. Aowesrr In the increase Of speed r-linnis
tbs contract By giving hpt aeies tbs dsssi
that he prefers DOING carrying the order into effect
The P0stmnater General also artaij
tho serycc ID whole IN part pro decrease Of pay
allowing moash extra compensation the amount
So srtof consrrss, Of March ., 1876; sscttcu t.
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Form Of PROPOSAL. Guarantee, and
Certificates.
PROPOSAL.

FKUFUSAI.
The undersigned -, whose post Office address Is
-. county of -, State of -. proposes to
the mails of the United States from July L. is62. June
20, lsss, ON route No. -, between - and -,
uner the advertisement Of the General dated
November 3d. 1861. with CELEBRITY, certainty, and
iry.'' :" for the snnnsi snni OF - dollars.
Th proposaf nlae r full ksotege Of the ssaaos Of
the rout tie sregh of the rsaR be all
pacmlnrs ia reference 10 te rcHe and srice and also
carsfaf ~ tie lars aad attached
As advertisement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-30
GUARANTEE.

The undersigned, residing at t., State of -, A.
drrake that II the foregoing bid for carrying mail
route No. - b~ accepted BY the Postmaster General,
the bidder shall prior to the LIST day Of August la
into the required obligation contract TO perform the
service proposed, with good and sufficient surstes.
This understanding disncptke obligations ond liza.
ties assumed BY gsarasor~ ssdes The 27 section Of The
aet Of to~cves Of Jrfp I'd, 1850.
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CERTIFICATE,

The undersigned, Postmaster at -, State Of ----,
ccrtes rNpER MS oATH OFFICE that he acquainted
with the above and knows them TO be Of
property, and able to make GOOD their guarantee
nat
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NOTICE.

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I EGAL NOTICE.

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. HERIFF S SALE.

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Alton nex, das hyI2 m INV ~
iioys From Phtic by Union City and Lexington. 10
Bedford, a. El.les and hack week
Leave pho Thursday st6 m; arrive at Bedford hr
pm Leave bedford Ffida, al M: arrive II Philo by
epm.
IIusa From winterse,, by Hebron, Neynvi,l. ana
Carl TO Quincy, 81 miles and back, once week
Leave Winterse' Friday All pm; arrive al Quincy
next day by 6pm Leave Quincy THURSDAY Al q m: nr
rive Mt Winterset next day by II I'M.
liosA From WD,srset BY Mosrisbury TO Pencrs Is
miles and back once d week.
Leave wfntarset Fridss nj m; arrive at Pepora hv
9pu,. Leave Penora Saturday At N; rive a, Win
tersat b, apm.
1895 From @ roe nneld, by Holiday pier,on. Nh,
to Adei 4emlles aid back once week,
Leave Ga-et field Tuesday at 6 = m; arrive st Adel
BY 6p m Leave Adsi Wednesday ats IN. arrive a,
Gree ncld BY 6p M.
1896 From Miseo,ix. by Holds, HoiAda,s and Greea
aeld, TO 10 txn.ic. 30 miles =. back once n week
Leave wiscotts Tuesday III = m; arrive at Fonta-
nellie By 8 p M Leave Faetanslie "Wednesday At Ia
m; arrive al wiscotia By 6pm.
bids TO s.d nj (;rssan.id iayited.
1907 From Quincy, by kditA, 10 Lewis 80 miles
AID back week.
Leave ouiuey Monday at 6 a N; arrive al Lewis 5, 8
m. Leave Lewis Tuesday Ut 81 M; arrive 1T Quincy
III ~ From Quincy, By Ross Grove aud Hawley-
vile, ~ Cisranda, d mile, a,d bacE once weea
byspn Leave Cisriada Frida, At G m; arrive =,
Oh G. by pm.
1859 From onircy. By Mount Etns ard Adair, te
Fo tapeile rs miles snd back . week.
Leave Quipcy Monday ats N; arrive nj Fonta seiIe
by m Leave Fsniaaelie Tuesday NJ I'm; arrive at
Qaiaey by6pm.
bsis for Two trips week invited.
itice Prom cniacy, by simpson. Holt and Gravity
70 Bedford. ~ miles I'd back wee
Leave Quscr Friday 81 m. arrive II Bedford by
M. Leave Bedford Saturday at q III; srfivs ~
Iiioi. From Lewis b. Smith BELLS Mil and sedola,
- Iiarinda, b. miles ard back once wssK.
leave Lewis Monday st6 arrive at Ciasinda
rsstdAy b, " m Leave Clstinda Tnesdss At p N;
sfrisr Ut Lewis nc tda, by : = N.
i1id4 fru Lewis ~ La lislla, Biass's Settlement
ROCK Ford And Corey. - Eidnev. III miller ~
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TRUSTEE SALE.

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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27
NJ FXICO.

The telegraph announces the nomina'
ton Of Gen, Scott as special envoy to
Mexico. Our Government is becoming
apprehensive Of the designs OF the Allies,
and not without just cause. In the out
set it was lhe proclaimed purpose Of tie
allied forces to seize certain ports and
hold them until duties ON imports should
liquldate the indebtedness Of the Mexican
Government to their subj'cls. But their
designs seem suddenly TO have expanded
into determination 10 conquer the coun'
try and erect despotism on the ruits of
the Mexican Republic, establishing Arch
Duke Maximillion on the throne. This
will never be sutIere by our Government.
No kingdom or crowned bead can ever
be erected on the North American Cont.
nent. We must and will appeal to arms
rather than submit to such an arrant
wrong.
The mission Of Gen. Scott seems to bt
for the purpose OF efectinga treaty with
the unfortunate sister Republic. by which
this Government will assume the annua
payment Of the interest on her debt fo
tho period of Eve years amounting tt
$4,000, 900 annually. The GoverOmon
Of the United States II must be confess
ed is hardly in condition to pay this sum
but hard as it is, it is better by far 10 do i
than TO suffer either tho establishment o
MaximiIian as King OF Mexico, or TO 90 t.
war with England. France and Spain.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27
FROM WASHINGTON.

Tile Treasury Note Bill Passed -Aanas'
sas not Evauuatsd - Movement 10 Make
Gen. Burnside Major, Gensral-MG
tary MouemeHts.
WASHINGTON, Feb, 25.-The Conference
Committee onlthe Treasury note bill made
a repor. yesterday. recommending that
both houses Of Congress receds from Q
portion of their amendments. The report
was concurred in by both houses. and the
bill passed, ....... ....
The reports which have been circula'
ted of the evacuation by the rebels o
Manassas, are not credited.
The Star has reliable information 10 the
effect that no considerable portion OF the
rebels had left the position at or in iron
Of Manassas, Many Of their re.enlislet
men having been furoughed for sixty
days 10 enable them TO visit their home
have departed. AS they filed numbe
oftraias for several days, it was rumorsc
that they were going away by regiments
1t is stated that Secretary Stanton ha
granted furlough Of thirty days to th'
returned prisoners from Richmond.
The rumored resignation Of Judge Viii
mot of Pennsylvania is without iOunda
Lion.
1t is very evident from circumstance
that Gen. Smiths division, to which thc
Peuusy ylyauia Reserves under Genera
Mccall are attached. will soon be en-
Oamped at Centrevillc.
Petitions are being freely circulated ii
favor OF making General Burnside Majo
General,
From reconnoissances made. /, is apps
rent that the rebels are concentrating .
large iOrce on the hills opposite Genera
Hookers division.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27
The Eagle.

"The past couTse of The Eagle may be
taken as an earnest orits future 80 says
the mighty "ChOries' in Lis salutatory oI
last week, Well, then, We say God help
the peOplel God help decency, loyalty
aud truth!
"The past course Of the Eagle" has
been the course Of treason, lalsehood and
wrong. From the inception Of this 81.
gantic aud monsrous rebellion down to
the present day every number of the Ea-
gle has been patched all over with ar,c,
les calculated and intended 10 withdraw
the sympathy and support of the people
from the Legitimate Government, shd to
give aid and comfort to the rebellion. It's
Editor has ye, the first time to raise his
voice in justification Of the constituted au
thoTiIies, or in condemnation Of treason.
He has yet the FIRST time to express salts
faction over the triumph Of our arms; on
the contrary, hiS rejoicings have been the
other way,
Let US pulliSA few extracts iudica
tive Of the past course Of the Eagle, &c
that we may not be mistaken as to its lu
'turs policy.
Mon. that he 16Olitionists have iaau
gurotsd Ms war. Tie burden Of tdzdtio,
W'H b. ruinous," "
"ANY INDIVIDUAL WHO W0'[
ENLIST TO FIGHT AGAINST TIL
SOUTH. WOULD ENLIST TO FIGHT
FOR THE PRINCIPLES0F THE CHI
GAGo PLATFORM"
Democrats Of the North, are you 10 b,
dragged into q civil war OF murderouI
horrors fora cause iu which you have ne
sympathy. Let those vho inaunuratec
this par GokiNs oUn battles. II blood
must be Ghsd, LET IT BE REPUBLICAN,
BLo0Dl April 18th I:
EVA MissouriAu by the name Of A, B
Stark Of 0oIltgs Mound, has been addres
sing some public letters to ExPresid en-
Fillmore OF the present dsplOrablo condi
ton of the country, and appealing 10 hin
and other Christians TO try Snd avert th
impeding calamity. We quote the con
ciuding portion Of Mr.. SIark's letter. Il
saysa
Then the whole question 10 narrowe,
dowe 10 this:ths rsro0nitiOn Of SOuthsr
i1depsadencS or q mar Of determination an
SaSxgatias. Which DO you prgsH
knov yos prgsS II. Brst Why not gran
jtthep 40 once. ao
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27
snIe or Lnnds by Order ar.Court,

TN pursuance ofan order OF the Court of Common
Pleas In and for tho County OF Fairfield. and State
OF Ohio the Undersigned as Executor Of the last i'll
of Hannah Le, erlng, deceased, will, on
Mondny the nth Day cs March, A. D.
1869,
at o'clock In the afternoon, a the door Of the Court
House IN LanUastcr, 10 said county, sell by public
auction TO The highest bidder, The following parcels
of Real Estate, situate In said County, ,tO-wit:
Plrst-Twenty six and two. thirds acres out Of the
tract of land set ITO John B. Leyering In the Parti
ton of the lands of Hannah lowering deceased which
Is recorded In Book No. o6 pages 40I &c. OF tho Pec.
Odd ofdeeds Of SAID County, which a69S acres part
Of the South West quarter OF section () in Township
(D OfRange uo) bounded by beginning ut stone
in the road eighteen chains and forty links North
IRON the South West corner of said sectiOn the ace
south sixty -four degrees, East tweves chainS and
eighty -four links; thence North eighty tyseyen and
half degrees, East twelve chains and eight links;
thence North th rteen chains and seventytwo links
thence South eighty degrees, West twenty three
chains and eighty -four links to the section line
thence South six chains and link to the beginning.
Appraised at $i5 per acre.
Second-Twenly acres out 0fthe tract Of land sOt
OF to Maris evehng In said PARTITION which 90 acres
part OF the south half OF section e) In township
QN OF range (g bounded by beginning at the North
West of said tract set Ou TO said Maris Lev
erng; thence North eighty -four egrees, East four
teen chains and sixty seven links; thence South thr
teen chains and eghty-nve links; thence South sew
enty-three and one half degrees, West three chains
and sixty linkS thence South eighty-seven and a
half degrees, west ten chains and thirynne links;
thence North three and one fourth degrees west hr
teen chains aud three links to the beginning
Appraised at 500 per aero
Terms OF Sale-'To be sold for not lessihan two
thirds the appraised value; third the purchase
money to be paid III hand, one third in year aud
onethird In two years from the day Of SALE with in
terest the deferred payments from the day SALE
Dated this 18th day of Fooruary A. d. 1859.
LOUIS LEvERING, Executor
OF the last will Of Hannah lowering, deceased.
HUNTER & DAUGHERTY, Attorneys.
La Fab. Il lARl--lwd7nfR7
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27
TERRIBLE PANIC AT MEMPHIS.
Tennessee Legislature in Session There
The Rebel Stampede from NashVal'-
MoUsmemem Of Union Troops 10~ard
Arkansas.

sr. LOUIS, Feb. 25.-Two old citizens
of ST. Louis, who left Memphis on Tues
day last, have arrived here. and report
that on the day they left Memphis the
Legislature arrived there from Nashville
and were 10 meet on the following day TO
discuss the present state Of affairs in that
State. People were rapidly arriving from
Nashville, aud in large numbers All the
gold and silver that could be got hold OF
had been moved to Memphis, and the
panic Of colossal dimensions had seized
the rebels. .s p.
State aud Couiederats scrip were Of no
value whatever.
There we're only three thousand rebel
troops a. New Madrid, under Col. dnnter
Earlhworks had been erected short dis
tspce below New Madrid. JEFF. Thomp
son held no command there.
On Sunday evening last thirteen steam, !,
boats landed a strong fcrcs OF Federal
troops N Commerce. few miles above
Cairo, whose destination was supposed to
DO some point In Arkansas.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27
uNIrKp srATrs sENAToR,


= About the most important act of the
present Legislature will be the election Of
a:Unitsd States Senator. Every member
aud every newspaper has eandidats.--
The times are momentous, therefore We
must have patriot aud q statesman. there
fore our man must be elected. Tobe sure.
So must our n. The Wade men and the
Wade newspapers are most active. but the
Democratic, straight or Union, will hard.
y 60 Wade, and we have conversed with
soms strong Republican members from
the Reserve, no say the Senator must be
a conservative man, like Mr.. Ewing
Mr.. Ewing is undoubtedly among the
most prominent candidates, aud as the
Legislature now stands, the Ssnator will
be either Mr.. Ewing Gr man who oceu'
pies the same ground But what changes
may take place between this time and the
election, there is no calculating, and we
believe the election will b. poslpored un.
til next winter. Mr. Ewing made good
impression on last Monday. The great
lawyer was seen in the clearness with
which he stated the following principle Of
international law. in speaking ofthe Trent
affair, viz: There can be no such thing
as cOntraband 10 neutral ship sailing
from one neutral porto another. sst
THE PRIVILEGE QUESTION.
A few words about tie privilege ques.
!ion which. like Ithurial's spear, touched
the Eouse and made il spring up in its
proper shape. The Commercial, ths State
Journal, and the Dayton papers. came
down on it with swoop, like eagles; the
Statesman and The Toledo papers crowed
like roosters att, for Joy; and away of ir
Lancaster, an owl, misnameG the Eagle
said "Tu-w whul! Tu whoo! Boo hoo!' l
Charley Roland doesnt stop devoting 81
many columns to US. it will send us to thu
hext House as a representative from Fair
fed, We have always had poor opih
ion of whisky, but if wbiskey, speaking
through the Ohio Eagle. sends us TO th,
next Legislature, We shall think the bette
Of it hereafter. When Charley Rolanc
finds that the very men whom he is nov
glorlfyiug for attacking us, have taker
from him the publication Of the laws, th
Commissioners Report, the Delinquen
List, aud the printing of all the blanks
, he will raise one Of his weakly, good
natured aud weakly vicious bowls agains
them. 1t is not true. as reported. tha
Mr.. Odlin. and Mr.. West. and Mr.. Kruu
were in favor Of expulsion, There neve
| were but two members 10 favor of it, an,
, the rest from the first have considered
as a good Joke. Hills and Myers. the Of
Tended members, are as honest and labo
l rious, and have the public veal at heart
) as much as any, but they overdid tn
. thing, and needed 10 be told oft.
There are number Of members 10 th
House whom we shall describe in GU
next. ...... ........s
g The cannon is ow booming just belo'
f and Carrington's baad is playing in th
. Rotunda Cant write any more
There goes that little woman, .-
| n l. M.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27
Fke State OF Obi o, Fairfield County,
3. y, Court of Common Pleas.
Daniel RuHner, Plaintiff

Lucas RutIner and others, Defe endants)
Lucas ku nner, Harrison Rnhner, Andrew Runner
Margaret Rurnor, Dorothy Rutiner, Lewis Hite and
Dorothy Hlte, his wife, and BE njamin Ru6ner, who
arc non residents the State OF Ohio, reby
tlhed that the 2ond day OF January, A. d. 1859
Daniel Runner, plaintiff dled In the Court OF Com
Pleas and for the County Of Fairfield and State
of Ohio his petition against them and Others defend
ants the object and prayer Of which petition is for
ent, that he and others claiming under him are
In equity the true owners OF the following trects Of
land Situate In said county, tO-wi: First The North
Basi quarter Of section Number eight, township six
teen ofrange eighteen, containing one hundred and
sixty acres. Second, Part ofthe North West quartz
Of section nine township sixteen OF range eighteen,
the metes and bounds ofwhich set forth in deed
for the sarlo from John Cunningham and wife to
James Douglas, dated November Th, 1881, and
therein particularly described follows: "Part OF
"lhe North West quarter Of section nine, township
sxteeu, range eighteen. beginning at the line OF the
''canal at the Bast boundary Of James Mils lands;
'1henee West along said Miti's land to corner with
"a. Miller now the land OF James Douglas thence
"South to the land Of william Watson deceased;
thence East along said line 10 the canal line TO cor
'tner with the lands OF Charles Nicewanger; thence
"North to the place OF beginning containing 'ntt,y
"three acree or ess;n that each ara au OF the
defendants, ehelrs atlaw OF David q. kuhner, de
eeased, who may be vested with any TUE her0to hold
the same In trust FOR the plaintiff and ohers claiming
under him as stated In said Petiion, ana that they
seyorally so far as competent 70 DO so, release and
convey heI to to s maS oTdor or SnS tSat q. 10
INV ~ Sthem who NAV be Incompetent TO release aud
convey the same some suitable person or persons be
BY hs Soa IN 70 IN
sncs. be m sbc the said Judgment operate as such.
TSs Ssid dafendants further notified that they
ara reouifedto appear and answer said petition
before The third Saturday amer 9Th day of February
4 dated lt his ssd day Of January, 1859. Y, :
+ - ~ III .8. HUNTER 4 DAUGHERTY,
\ sw4IpfsseS." Attorneys for Piain,in.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27

NARY NJ. Spencer and Eli A. Spencer, Of the
I'VE city OF Madison, and State OF Wisconsin, and
John NJ. McAvoy, ofthe city ofKalamazoo and State
of Michigan, will take notice, that Thomas Whitaker
Administrator OF the estate Of Thomas 7. Gilli de-
ceased, the 18th day of February A. D., 1886! filed
his Pettio In the Probate Court, within and for the
County Of Fairfield, and State OF Ohio, alleging that
the personal estate Of said decedent, is insufficient 10
pay his debts aud the charges OF administering his
esate that he died seized in fee simple of the foi.
lowing desc rearestate, situate In said County,
to-wit The North East quarter of section one ~
Township sixteen Q6) and Range Eighteen (1s) OF
lands directed to be sold at Chilcothe except sixty
acres sold OF the East side ofsad quarter section
End leaving one hundred acres more or lass. That
Martha Gill, widow OF said desedent is entitled to
Dover in said promises, aud that George Gill his
heir atlaw, holds the next estate there
In,
The prayer ofsaid Petition 10 for the asst gnment oil
Dover TO said Martha Gill; the adJustmen mt and deter
mnation ol the validity and priority OF liens land fol
sale Of said premises subject to such dover estate
for the payment of the debts and charges aforesaid.
Said Petition will be for hearing on the 2ls day oil
March A. d., 1862 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Us soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard.
THOMAS WHITAKER, Adm'r
| ofThomas T. Gill, decd.
| Lane ster, Feb. 20th, 1869, -tW-4s PISS
| HUNTER q DAUaHERTY ydttys,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27
specIal notice to ConsumptIvos.

TTNHE advertiser having been restored to heafthin
III avery few weeks by u very simple remedy afheT
having suffered several years with usevere lung Anee
tion, and that dread disease, Consumption-is anx-
iouSto make known 10 his felow.sunerers the meFns
of cure.
scrlption used tfree OF charge with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will nnd
sure cure for consumption, Asthma, Bronchitisy y
&c, The only object OF the advertiser in sending the
prescription IS TO bensf the aictsd, and spread In
formation which he conceives 10 be invaluable, and
he hopes every sufferer wllltry his medy, as u will
cost them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD WILSON.
Williamsburg, King County, New York.
Oct. 81. 1861 I.--3ma2 =, 1. y l-.. u -l--