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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-28
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 u kInnear, Rehccta Ealdridge, jain G Bald.
ridge, samuel Raidridgc, and G. Mccullough, Al.
miiisrator Of y Badridge, decd, Defendants;
You are hereby notified that the file In the
Clerks office Of the District Court of Lee county Iowa
AZ keokuk, petition and amended petition OF Hiram
Barney, praying for judgment against ycu, d. A
Kinnear, for the sum of Foulteen Hundred Dollars
upon your mortgage to Chss, Mason upun The East
half OF the NtrfhNest quarter oi Section as, also
5s-l00 acres adjoining the wcst, all in Tu~hshp
gu North, Range 6l Nesti also, ten acr,e lutte
Southwest iil ~ The Southwest ia OF Sect ION x
Township &C., Range t6l West, IN Les oounty LIMA,
and against you ALL the foreclosure Of said MOI
gage, the sale Of said lard the extingushneni OF the
equity OF redemption, and Tor general rsltef.
Now, You must srlear and answer said petition by
Of the oud day OF the next September term al
said Court, 10 lie ieti ~ Ktskuk the first Monday
OF Sept mber leGs, Judgment win be had theren
against on by dtfaun
II SCOTT HOWELL.
le2,-d4w ATTY for PIN.
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/ EGAL NOTICE.

- EiHty Hose, Lowell Howe, Armed Kendall g
Friehrrd ena q IN Ferry
f&H f' hsF#y ~ ti.sed that there lS now on Ole In
VIZ 3"t ~ Wy altfk ~ the lllSiriCt Court 81 Lee
.'.et.lS iva ~ heuhak, Petition II G. II. rrTtN
hhuef hf'N'r ana shn,neiF. Miller E9tetats : & tl.e
and le"c!i Howe, -Four iinndred Dollar. ~ .ttrcy
due Oh pt"inissory note, and also claiming seanst
All OF you The foreclosure OF mortgage on certain Real
Estate IN Lee county, Iowa executed 10 seepre .sid
note.
Now, unless yoE npprer apd answer said netttfon
before noon ~ the rec4n aty ~ The next aeitpnhar
term III the district Court uf Lee county Iowa Ia be
held at kckuk, iudsment will tie rendered against Won
prayed for BY Gefauit.
RANKIN 4 MILLER
iel2-d AU'ys for I1aftttiHs
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10 Morley, jr., Ten Fyck Ford GoTham g.
loru, II IL Love \ Co, and c II Perry
You arc hereby Botia cd that eFg /. now On file 10
the eflce OF tie CLERK nj the district court ut fre
county, Iowa, al Keekut a Petition Of C. H. Perry
AGncr Reeves and sBtRro +. Miller Executors II tie
Will OF Reeves, claiming Of you. j. Morley, IT.,
Eight Hundred Dollars, money due pronissory
note, and also claiming aganst all of you the forfctos
ure OF mort gaze certan Real Estate In Lee conn
~, Iowa, executed BY tgid j. Morley, r. to secure
said noic,
Now, unless you appear and answef said petition
before noon OF the SECOND day of The next September
term Of The District Court OF Leo county Iowa TO be
held at kenkuk4 In RAid county, inaRmeut AlH be
rendered against you as pray fer by default.
RANKIN q MILLER,
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I EGAL NOTICE.

To ID Day, Stephen Day, neCamn Day, John II
Day, William Day Heirs al Law e Jeremiah Day
deceased, and bay, administrator oil lie estate
said jeremiah, deceased
You aud each II you hereby notified that the 70
Is now on file tile office Of the Clerk the District
Court u Lee county, Iowa, nj Keokuk, the petition
and amended petition Of John Monroe. claiming OF
d Day the sum OF Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars,
with Interest from May goth, Ie6 ut 10 per per
annum, as money due him promirsory note
made by said ID A Day TO Wilsey, and by him as
signed TO paintf, and claiming II all OF YOU the
foreclosure of mortgugrun 0t block 2o3, in Keo-
kAk, Iowa, given To srrrTo sad note.
Now, unless you appear and an swer thereto on or
before Of the second day of The next Septem-
Der term % said Court Judgment and deeree-of lo
closure will be rendered against YOU by default as
prayed for in plaintiffs petition
McCRARG & BRUCE
iei3 Att'ys for plaintif'
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i EGAL NOTICE.

To Caroline 4, Rerder and Il II Harrison. {
fon and each Of you are hereby not fled TINT there
IL now ON file In the Office or the Clerk III the Dstr
Court Of Lee County Iowa, at keokuk, a petition or
Jesse Kuddick, claiming OF on, Caroline II Reedcr,
Ohe Thousand Dollars money due on a promlssory
note, and claiming aganst both OF yon foreclosure
Of mortgage executed by said Caroline H. Raeder
on certain real estate In Lee County, Iowu TO secure
snid note.
And unless you appear and answcr said peti
ton before noon on the second day OF the next
september term Of said District Court or Lee County
70 be held at heokuk, decree Will be rendered
against you as prayed for, by default
RANKIN 4 MILLER,
jnnelg-dIm Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-28
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ToJRmes G. Shields and Jeremiah Brown.
You are haftby notified that there III ow on file IN
the Office of the Clerk OF the District Court OF Lee
claiming Judgment six hundred dollars and inter-
est per from March 90 1902, srafnst said
Shields upon prolnisspTy note made BY him 70 said
Reid also prs yng against 10th OF the foreclosure
of mortgage executed by said Shields 10 said Reid
upon certain real estate In Reid's Addition to said
City ofKeokuk. to secure said and other notes.
And that unless you appear at or before noon Of
the second day OF next September term, A. D. 1862 OF
said Court. and answer thereto default and judg-
msnt will be rendered against yon.
NOBLE Il STRONG,
je1e-diw Plaintiffs Attorneys
enA BBLS. kANAWHA G LAKE
OOO SALT,
ForsGieby aAMsL POLLOCK.
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-12

our Regiment and on calling the roll =.
the end of march at Centreyille orl. '
thirtys six Were missing The celebro,o3
newspaper Regiment, Baxters Zonoyos
(not celebrated however in their corns
for anything but skedaddling) left Georgo
town with 800 men, and at roll cali at
Centrevile, had only ITO to answer ~ w
their names. We like to stand or fail :"
gether W.
Gen French has been promoted ,o
command the new division to be ATTACHED
to this corps. Col John r.. Brooks oc
the 53d Pennsylvania perfect gentle
man and soldier-has been assigned to
the command of our Brigade. His Rec,
ment is one of the best in the service oSd
he will make All able Brigade Command
er.
If the powers that be will only give ne
week rest, our gallant men will / assnro
you, make mark among the rebel ranks
Our country is invaded now, and lhe in.
vaders will soon fluid it TO their cost
will write again to keep You posted
up as TO our movements
Respectfully yours, XXX
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-12
a SERMON ron THE PEOPLE.

On last Sunday morning, Rev. Mr.
WIswELL, in view of the extraordinary
anxiety and alarm which peryades the
public mind, preached a practical and
most interesting Discourse in the Central
Church, embracing many points which are
ut present the chief topics of conversa
tion throughout the land He levelled
blow at rebellion and rebels that told
with stunning effect upon some of the
secession sympathisers who chanced to be
present; and sent the traitor.blood
eoursing through their veins till their
ashy faces and purple lips betrayed the
anger that ragged within their hearts.
Their guilty souls could not stand the
whitening rebukes of the Speaker as he
administered them one after another,
clothed as they were in Scriptural force
and power and truth.
Mr., Wiswell is doing great work Tor
his country, and by the success Of his pa.
triotic efforts shows how a man-a true
man of God-can serve his Heavenly
Master and at the same time love and
serve his country with most devoted
fidelity.
We regret exceedingly that we are en-.
trely unable to give more than a meagrc
report ofhis Discourse from skeleton notes
Some Of the finest passages and mos
pointed sentences must he lost to on,
readers for want of more full report
We give however the outlines, which fol
the present must suffice.
His text was =
"And when the servant of the man Of Co
was risen early, aud gone FORTH behold au hos
comprised the city both with horses aud chariot,
And his servant sad unto him, Alas, NY master
how shall we do
" And be answered, Fear not for they tba
be with us are more than they that be wit
them. III Kings VI, 10, lG.
These historic passages are strikingly sup
gestve to us to-day. do not use them a
IN any very marked or literal sense applica
BILE to our case Yet as history repeats il
more prominent events from age 10 age, /
will doubtless occur to you that there
something Of prophetic meaning in thes,
words us read to-day.
certainly need no apology for such
text at such a time 1t requires no othe
proof than what we see, that there is an nn
usual anxiety every where among the people
An unnatural and oppressive incubus weigh
upon the public heart. What meaneth al
this A host Of armed and desperate enc
mics of the republic, are knocking at tn,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-12
" The mill Of Gol.
Griuds slowly
But it grinds
Exceeding small.n
The pefences of Washington.

Gen. Fitz John Porter, having con-
mand, under Gen Banks, of the forts and
forces on the south side of the Potomac,
made on Monday thorough examination OF
all of those works, twenty-three in number,
and found them in perfect order, in the best
condition of defence, well armed and fully
manned.
Gen. Banks headquarters are established
at the cornor of Madison Place and Penn
sylyania avenue The following is copy
of his first general order, on assuming the
command here:
HEApoUARTERs DErENoEs OF WAsHiSGrox,
September g. 1862
First In compliance with paragraph
seven of Special Orders No I, of the 9TH
instant, from the headquarters of Malol
General Mcclellan, the undersigned hereby
assumes the immediate command Of the
defences Of the capital during the absence
Of the General Commanding from Wash.
ington.
Second. Commanders Of troops in and
near the deiences of Washington will send
to these headquarters, by twelve tomorrow
consolidated morning reports ofther respec
tive commands, and lists showing the regi
ments aud batteries composing the same
with their stations.
Third. With the permission Of Majol
General Mcclellan, Captain Richard b
Irwin, Aid-de-Camp to the General Com
manding, will act as Assistant Adjutan
General Of this command
N. P. BANKS, Major General.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-12
Emancipation and Colonization.

"IN THE STATE OF DELAWARE AD-
NIT THAT SLAVERY DOES NOT EXIST
AS A VALUABLE SOURCE OF PRosPERI-
TY. l ADMIT uNHEsITATlNGLY THAT
If TOMORROW WE COULD SUBSTITUTE
FOR THE NEGRO POPULATION OF DELLA
WARE, SLAVE AND FREE, THE SAME
NUMBER OF WHITE MEN. OR HALF The
SAME NUMBER OF WHITE MEN, AND GET
RID OF THE INFERIOR RACE, OUR
WEALTH WOULD BE QUADRUPLED."-
Hon. James A. Bayard.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-12

The magistrate and acknowledge the su-
pfemaey Of law, is not only scriptural but
Christian. This rebellion seeks to divide
and dethrone the government. In a repub-
Lean country where the will Of the majority \
is the law, the slave oligarchs seek to reverse
this order and place the sovereign power in |
the will of the minority. Failing in this /
they will iain turn this whole land into IL
waste, and crush the hopes of millions yet
to be. Our clear christian duty as pa
tri0ts and citizens is to prevent the consum-
nation of this fiendish scheme. And in do
lug this, | believe we may expect the bless
ing of him who says that Whosoever re-
-isteth the powers that he, ressteth the Or
dinAnce Of God, and they that resist shall
receive to themselves damnaton." For all
these reasons | do not despair of the Repub-
| lie.
| In view of what have said, as we see the
rebel hosts comprising the Capital and hear
The thunders OF their artillery reverberating
along the shores of the Potomac We may
still believe that they that he for us are
more than they that be- with them" That
ners environ us, will not deny that We
are called to drink bitter waters IS clear
Ii must needs be-" whom tod loveth, He
chasteneth We are not to succeed by any
miracle. We have stern duties to perform at
home,
Il We must cleaye fast to the principles
Of our religion. Must not forget to be
Christians, while We continue TO be men.
(2) We must cultivate loyalty and patri-
otism at home among our children, and
make our social state 80 strong us to require
it of our neighbors. Are their traitors
among us ready to welcome the destroyers Of
our fair country They must be watched.
49, We must pray increasingly for our
government, asking God to bring to confn
sion and dismay the armies Of rebellion.
(l) We must be- calm, hopeful, confident
and persistent in our efforts We must re
member that war is war, aud while our cause
is Just We may wage it to the most desperate
extent. We have been bitterly disappoint-
cd" we are perplexed hut not in despair,
cast down. but not destroyed" Let us
gather the folds of our christian hope and
courage close about u.s. manlnlly do our duty
and patiently wait
''The mill Of God.
Griuds slowly
But it grinds
Exceeding small
Through the thick gloom of the present
let us look for the coming light. Above
+, all, let us not forget our allegiance to God
, 70 find favor with him is more than to ht
! the guest of earthly kings To stand ac
, quilted through Jesus Christ, before his bar
, is the consummation of all earthly hopes
: for when the world is in flames and the re-
r cords Of all nations are forgotten. his king
dom will endure, for it is an everlasting
4 kingdom, and knows no end"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-12
THE NEWS.

hhA W. w ~
A large meeting was held at Altoona
last Monday night. The citizens are be-
ing formed into companies
Gov. Bradford, of Maryland, has issued
proclamation calling on the citizens of
the State to organize for its protection
The number of officers of the United
States service who have been exchanged
as prisoners of war, for prisoners taken in
arms against the United States, up TO
August 81, is two hundred and seventy
nine, including two brigadier generals,
reynolds and Mccall, eleven colonies,
nine lieutenant colonies, nineteen majors,
ninety-fve captains, eighty-three first
lieutenants and second lieutenants One
hundred and thirteen confederate officers
were exchanged for rank and file Of the
United States army
The latest European intelligence has
been received by the steamer Australasian
Garibaldi has been wounded, defeated
and captured. An Italian frigate was
Immediately ordered to convey him 10
Spezzia The insurrection in Italy is ter
minated
In San Francisco the Union Repubi-
can ticket for the Legislature has been
successful Many secession sympathizers
refused TO vote. \ regiment of volun-
teers have advanced to Diamond Springs
$50 miles east of Carsons Valley. On
their way they met a large number of
emigrants, most all of whom We're found
to be loyal
Governor Curtin has been rendered the
services Of the entire population of Scran-
ton to repel the invaders of that State,
On Monday, two companies Of the
Third Indiana regiment and several com
panies Of the Eighth Illinois cavalry drove
q cavalry regiment of the rebels from
Poolesyille, Md The enemy left seven
killed on the field Our loss was one
killed and eight wounded
At county war meeting held at Potts
vile, on Tuesday last, 100000 was ap-
propriated to aid volunteering.
Several small vessels, laden with con,
traband goods, have been captured in
the waters of the Potomac
Colonel Kane, of the Bucktail rifles has
been appointed Brigadier General for
gallant and meritorious conduct in the
field.
Gov Robinson, of Kansas, has issued
a proclamation calling on the citizens tc
organize and arm for home protection
The Society of Friends in North Caro-
lima has memoralized the rebel Congress
for modification of the new conseriptio
act in their favor
New Orleans dates of August 2sth sa
that General Butler has issued an orde
requiring the Merchants and Crescen
City Banks to 60 into liquidation Gen
Beauregard and staff arrived at Mobil
on last Saturday a week ago The Gen
erals health is fully restored. Gen Buck
ner has been created Major General.
There is no truth in the statement tha
our stores at Frederick we're DESTROYED o
the approach of the enemy, as they hay
all arrived safely at Baltimore.
A serious railroad accident occurred o
Monday night, at Bridgeport, Ill, on tn
Ohio and Mississippi railroad The trai
was conveying the 9sth Illinois regimen
forward for Louisville Five soldier
were killed. and between 80 and 4
wounded
General Pope's Department comprise
the States Of Wisconsin, Iowa, Mime
sofa, and the territories Of Daeotah an,
Nebraska His headquarters are to b.
at St. Paul, Min.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-12

A Coop NoMINATIoN.-Th Union
men of Mill Greek Hundred have nomi-
mated Solomon NJ. Curtis, Esq as a can
didate for Representative to the General
Assembly. Mr., Curtis is a gentleman of
fine abilities, and every way competent to
discharge the duties of the station in a
creditable manner. lie is au uncondi-
tional Union mau, and we congratulate
our friends in Mill Greek, on having made
such an excellent selection.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-12
DIED

DIVlNE.-suddenly, on Tuesday, the 9th
inst, of injuries received by collision
on the Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad while on duty MAcEEY
DIVINE, Company b. 23d regiment r. "
in the goth year of his age
ECKEL.-At his residence in p Philadelphia,
September Z, 1862, WILLIAM EcKEL, in the
SD year of his age. His remains were
inferred on the 10th inst, at Monument
Cemetery.
The deceased was brother of the editor
of this paper. lie belonged to Company
b, 29th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volun-
teers, Colonel Murphey; aud served under
Gen. Banks when that officer was repulsed
at Winchester. The fatigues of the marches
on that occasion brought on the disease
which closed his earthly career. We
thank God that, when his appointed time
came, the summoning angel found him at
the post of duty, with his armor on, prepared
to lay down his life upon the altar Of his
eountry's glory.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-12
ruE NEWS.

Returns of the election in Maine show |
hat there will be large Republican ma
ority in both branches of the Legisla-
ure, though not so large as last year.
There will be no draft in most of the
cities and large towns of Maine.
We find that many of the banks, insu
rance Offices and large business firms are
adopting the plan of preserving and filing
away by dates letter envelopes covering
their correspondence through the mails
This is an additional reason why post
masters and their clerks should postmark
letters plainly, as this is about all which
gives the envelope Importance as matter
of preservation and ecord.-Holbrook's
u s. Mail.
Major John F. Lee, judge advocate of
the army, has resigned. He has occupied
the position for about fourteen years.
A joint committee has been appointed
by the Confederate Congress to inyest-
gate the charges against Secretary NAL
lory, who is said to be very unpopular
with the Seeessionists
A general order has been issued at
Washington forbidding all persons ex-
eept general officers crossing any of the
bridges or ferries of the Potomac, or visit
ing Washington, Georgetown or Aleyan-
dria without n pass duly signed. The
object of the order, most undoubtedly, is
TO prevent so many soldiers and minor of
hcers foolishly wasting their time away in
the cities named.
Governor Curtin has issued an impor
tant order, calling upon all the able.
bodied men of Pennsylvania to organize
Immediately for the defence of the State
and be ready for marching orders upon
one hours notice, to proceed to sucl
points of rendezvous as the government
may direct 1t is most probable that the
Governor will soon make an actual cal
for troops, as is intimated in his procla
nation.
Within twenty-four hours, 25OO(
Pennsylvania troops will be in the Cum
berland Valley. Before jackson cal
reach Chambersburg he will have to de
feat $4,000 Pennsylvanians
Major General Heintzleman has beel
assigned to the defence of Washington
south of the Potomac.
Two refugees from Frederick state tina
the rebels are entrenching themselves o.
the Monocacy. and that the iron bridg
over the Monocacy has been blown up
The rebel piekets only extend three mile
: from frederick.
A force of cavalry, sent by Gen Nc
Clellan, took possession of Barnesboroug
i in rear of New Market, on Wednesday
Advices to the lst instant have bee
d received from New Orleans An expt
d diton under Colonel Thomas, along th
II coast, routed band of guerilas, cal
o tured three men, 1900 oxen and horst
: and other cattle. Three of our men wei
3 wounded and one guerilla killed. III
s. steamer Iberylle was fired into by Il
s. guerilas when about sixty miles aboN
st New Orleans The guerllas had cal
e tured two coasting schooners. The De
S ia, in announcing the close of the sun
e mer, states that the health of the city hi
been unparalleled and congratulates Il
IS citizens on the entire absence of the yello
4 fever.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-12
s. M. pErTENNILL Z Co..

No. ~ Park Rolo, NeiB York, 4 6 Statest, Boston.
Are our authorized Agents In those cities take Ad
yertIsemsnls and subscriptions for tue Journal aud
Statesman.
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sussex County Union Nominations.

Sussex County Union Nominations.
Senators,
Gideon b NAPLES. Thomas H. Fooks.
Representatives.,
John A. Hazard, Curtis A Connaway,
John M. Burton, VIM B. Ricards,
Joseph Il. Hall, Edwin q. Burton,
John Futcher
Sheriff, Corner,
Asbury G Pepper. Bayard Sharp.
Lepy Court Commissioners,
John M. Short, Nanticoke Hundred,
Joshua Obier, n W. Fork Hundred,
James II. Warren, Cedar Greek Hundred
Wm. T. Burton, Indian River Hundred
John Long, Baltimore Hundred.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-12

Tbs ages Of the ab1ve under year n; from |
10 = " 10 9, o. tu TO- L. 10 to ~ - 20 80 - 20
to n ~ 70 20 30 10 d0 10 g %, 5; 50 10 80.
l-A White 81; Col0red, a-44 Malss, 20 Females,
2l-l4, Boln in America 35s England Germany, p;
lrelant s-li. Died In the tins House, g.
JAMES +. WILSON, Register
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-12
UNION PARTY NOMINATIONS.

For Governor,
WILLIAM CANNON,
For Representative 10 Congress,
GEORGE p. FISHER.
For Sheriff.
LEWIS W. STIDHAM.
For Coroner,
OWEN ZEBLEY.