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The New York herald., 1862-02-15

FOURTH RHODE ISLAND VOLUNTEERS.
Co,oncJ p. Rodman 10 . native Of Kingston, r. l., and
about thirty eight years Of age During the three
months campaign he held the position Of captain in the
Second Rhode Island regiment; and we may here stae
that h command the FIRST detachment OF the Union
forces which engaged the enemy Hull rum Returning
home he promoted 70 the lieutenant colonocy Of
the Fourth while II In service in Virginia. 10 his
present rank
Lieutenant Colonel George w. Tew 10 an officer Of con.
siderable military experience, and for fourteen years
captain Of the Newport Artillery, organization which
dates back the year 174l He captain the First
Rhode Island voluntees OF the color company which at
Bull run lost three color scrgeants succession when he
himself seized the banner and carried for some sime
He went cut again tho Fourth Captain was sue
cessvey promoted the rank Of Major and Lieutenant
Coloue He nasivso Of Newport, and about thirty one
years Of age.
Major John A. Allen was born in wconsockst r. L. and
about thirty five years age He served in the three
months campaign a. second lieutenant In the Second
Rhode Island regiment and fought at Ball Previous
to his present position he captain Of company in
the regiment.
Adjutaut Joseph b. Curtis Is brother of George W.
Curtis, the celebrated lecturer He was formerly captain
OF the Engineer Corps New York Ninth Militia regiment,
and was promoted to his present position therefrom He
ID . native Of Providence.
Major Clark well known a. Professor of Chemistry IN
Amherst College, where his seat is still retained for MIN
The Chaplain, Rev. George s. Ball, il pastor of the
Unitarian church Of Upton Mass and received leave Of
absence from his congregation 10 20 with tho exped
tion. nrn
FIFTH RuopR ISLAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BATTALION.
MAJOR John Wright is a native OF Providence and about
thirty six years of age He has been conpected with ,b
military upwards VI thirteen years and previous to the
The New York herald., 1862-02-15

Captain-John Boston Childs.
Lieutenant OF Artillery-Calsb Cushing Ayres.
First Oficer--John Arbacan.
Masters Mate-Edmund H. Thomas.
Chief Engineer-Andrew Inglis.
First Assistant REPRESENTATION II. Hooker.
Second Assistant Enginesr-WiIl Granam.
Gunner-A. p. Emmers0n.
Ordnance Oficer-SOiomon Kyes.
Commissary Onlcer-E D. Waters.
The New York herald., 1862-02-15

gneer by profession. IN this capacity he waa stey CON
nseted with some m,rirG ytsrests-i IN Missouri ET
Adutant Aug ,. naysn is excellent ahcer' ANA s''
three months caYpaign
The chaplar Rev. Owen N. Benton, was iatey lAstor
Of the Prcsbyt church ~ Ala.arhn rogs county
NY Hsinhuence and popuarty In that segregation
have been the Of furnishing large quantities q
comforts for the regiment, in the way q donations of
clothing, &c.
The New York herald., 1862-02-15
HUssAR.

The propeller Hussar like the others mentioned above
used 10 run on the North river before she was trans
formed into gupboat After her purchase by the United
States she rebuilt, &c She Ia $50 tons
burtben and her dimensions are "a foows-Lsngth. 10
feet BEAM 30 feet depth, feet Engine high prsssure
cylinder 20 inches stroke 20 inches She carries her
main deck two thirty FOUNDER rifed Psrrott guns
and on the upper deck two six FOUNDER Wizard brass
gums She has accommodation on board for 4So troops
usr odicers are
The New York herald., 1862-02-15
THE LOUISIANA.

The gunboat Louisiana il propeller Of about <o0tcns
burthen. She is Philadelphia vessel and has been in
service since July last having been purchased at that
time She il 143 feet long, 81 feet wide and feet Deep
sho Is at present supplied with four gunsone eight inch
columbad and three thrty-two Founders The follow
ip0i n at tof har
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
TAE ooNG2EssIONAL CANVASS
CLOSED. &@

We understand that Mr.. Hornish called
on Mr., Wilson yesterday and informed
him that owing 10 his present bad state OF
health and the loss OF his voice. be should
not be able to continue the canvass any
further. Mr.. " iIson, We learn, unwilling
to take advantage Of his competitors mis-
fortune, and fill the appointments by him
self concluded to drop them aud make a
icw appointments hereafter in Davis and
Van Buren, counties, to address the PEG.
pie and give them an account Of his
stewardship in Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
COMMERCIAL

DALY Cars Cry oyvlcx
kxoKrK. Oct. /. '62.
PLouH-supernpeS ~ so;sprins Whsai sxu. u rs
FailWheatExnat 225
| BRAN ANnsHoRTs-s0to 100 100 ~
IoRs-oid. is to SOC new. $50 ? bush.
BARLEY-4S 10 soc.
WHEAT-lnsooda demand. Panss075; sprins 50
to57c.
RYE-2n to Csc dull.
0ATS-ls to 20c Good demand
PoTAT0ES-kew, Is 10 20c retail e5c
SUGAR New Orleans fair lo4.4it. prime IA
choice IL; olarlaeJ 10, crushed and osli4.
E Observation-Disclosures zsS0; Sugarhous 4sap 5O
Golden Syrup70a 15e--yery scarce.
COFfEE- Rio2slaaf!c; Java Sc a 10; Laguyra2+@os.
hitE-a.asc.
sOAP-paim &c, Family 5.c, German fCin :, ~
CITE.
CASDLES-stariiitG15, atearine u, Mould 10.
---LARn--Gseste aif SIC.
BuTTEk-Common6a7c Choic elB, retail II kG is;
shouiterso@ ole Hams agea; Clear
sides TO 3ai Sugar Cured Hams, Sc, retail Sc
LEATHER-sola2ia3o 30; Harnesss78 au.
HTDES-Dry l0tol2e, grnhby half price green
4to A; green sheep pelts loei as green hog skins
l5c.
HAY-Timothy, % ooG7 90, baied esoo9 Oil
Prairie 81 00aB6 90.
Enthusiastically u 90; Flax Seed 90 70 500.
DNIoNS-3GD40c.
EGGS-s to qsc.
WHITE BEAsE-1n good demand, asf6o.
FEATHERS Jez 10.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 0o@$l ESP husheI.-
Dried Peaches Sa25a - 50. Ralsins 40oas445e.
CHEESEN Western Reserve0c; DenmakT4s
BEEF CATrLE-ilal2e gross.
SHEEP- 81 0oa52 50 q head.
ma
rel; Liverpoolsl COG ~ 90 y sack; Lake ~ co
Very
FIsH-Mackerei No 4 sl6s@ Is Dbl. No Q Sn
Ssi6 MOB s9SsIo. White Fish, Mol $500.
half bbi. Cod Fish5 t9G ~.
RAGs--Woolent Cotton2c.
oLplRoN-ag1cS D. Brass6Gsc ~. Cop
per10Gl2kc n.
bxcRas.E.-on New YORK u per cent. bank able
funds phlladelfhia, Boston Chicago and Cincin-
nati "a per cent st. Lou,s x per cent & old 10 to
l2 per cent buying, Is selling
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
As 4 great military and

on that subject AS a great military and
strategic movement, il should have at
| tracted the attention of our Generals AS
a commercial necessity, il should not have
been overlooked by our statesmen. 1t
would, have been an utter impossibili,y
for the Confederates to have SO long and
SO successfully defended Riehmond, il the
fire Of the open Mississippi had been in
their rear; and | believe to-day that the
true way to destroy that city of traitors,
is to open to trade and to war, this great
river from st. Louis to New Orleans. 1t
is this shameful embargo of this great
oceanic river, on which lie so maay States.
that has crippled our resources in their
strongest holds. Who can indeed form q
just estimate of the influence favorable to
the Union cause that would have resulted,
if our flag had freely and defantly, for
the year past, floated on the highway. OF
this great aorta Of our continent. Cam
not the Government for moment turn
its attention to this subject and give the
West little aid ? And it would not be
difficult to accomplish this important task.
There is really not formidable fortifea-
ton on the banks not in our hands. All
that it requires is moderate force, and
some man rs a commander who has sense
enough to 8 20 and do it. | could pick
out hundred steamboat captains at
Louisville or st. Louis, who would take
the contract at ninety days.
The people here in the extreme South,
whatever may be said to the contrary, are
in starving condition. As | wrote you
leng time since, the -four mills OF this
place stopped for want of corn to grind.
One. two, and three dollars bushei have
been paid for it, while corn 10 all the wes-
tern States has been a drug. Who does
not believe if the river had been open,
that the corruptions Of trade would have
gone far to encourage Union sentiments
and foster loyalty. 1t has been this dead
calm from Memphis down this red sea
OF desoIatlon upon waters that should now
be yexed by thousand costly craft, that
has helped along this demon Of rebellion,
and made its victims, like galvanized
corpses, pale, shrinking. miserable beings
towering one day before the guerrilla
robber; the next day, without com plant,
yielding up lie and property by an order
from Richmond.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
How the Army Receive tho ProcIa-
nation.

Wash. Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial
Ii seems to be the confident belief Of
the best informed military men in Wash
ington that the Army of the Potomac has
received the Presidents conditional eman.
cipation proclamation with the utmost
unanimity and enthusiasm.
Gen. Mcclellan has given his opinion
and assurance on this subject, and the
Government is strongly fortified in the
bold stand the President has taken by
other corps Of the army as far as heArd
from It is universally regarded As a
war measure. This is Mr.. Lincoln's in
depreciation oft, which he freely ex-
pressed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
BY TELEaKArH.I
NEW York Murket

New York, Oct l.
Fiour-Market shade nrmer, with fair ten'd; sale.
at SIS 2oa S5 10 for Super States S5 4 S6 IS FOR Elk.
ira State; 81 aJ % Is for super Western; e5 COO 90
on for Common TO Medium Extra western; Is so4 %
90 for common to good shipping brands Extra Round
Hoop Ohio.
Wheat--Market heavy, and one cent lower; sales "a
81 ll4sl 10 for Chicago Spring; 81 1881 81 for
Milwaukee Club; 81 22Qbl "a for Amber Iowa; 81 n
81 81 FOR W Inter Red western; 81 3el % for Am
Der Iowa.
Corn-Market dun aud dropping; sales at ssaGl for
Mixed Western, shipping order,
whsky-Dull, at 33s933h.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
nAtChe IOr's Hair Dyc---The Hest In
the World.

WILLIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dye
prodasef coiornotto he distinguished from usture-
~Arrahvd rot to injnre the hair the emedies
the iii EFFECTS ~ tad dyes and intiEorates the hair
life. GREY, RID OF RUSTY HAIR Instant. turns
ssPletdid black brown, leaving thu h4irsoit and
beautiful. Sold by all druggists Sc
The genuine to signed WILLIAM A. BATCHEI.OR,
On thu fear .i4xs 81 saeA boz.
Factory, No. 81 Harelsy Street, New York Late
zsa efssh~4y and 10 BOND street tJe6-d4w1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
Philadelphia, Oct. l

Peterson's Detector contains pubGca-
ton against a new and dangerous cuun.
terieit on the City bank Of Montreal, Can
ada. Of the denomination Of 44. It Il
described as follows-Vignetts, Vulcan
with an anvil, and train Of cars 10 the
distance the coat Of arms OF Canada and
an Indian woman on the right end; Gu.
pid bestriding lion and figure on the
left. As Canada money il ut . premium,
it may be widely circulated.
Also spurious o. on the Mechanics blk
of New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
Rebel Account from the western
border.

The Grenada Miss Appeal has this
article in relation to the Indian Difficult.
ties
A private note of the editors from Lit
tie Rock says: q John Ross and two
thirds OF the Cherokees have joined the
Federals and are making war upon us.-
We will soon dispose of them and the
1000 federals who are with them
Our Information, from reliable source
is, that magnificent army is being or
gained west OF the Mississippi to contend
with the Federal invaders. OF its extent
and locality it is unnecessary to speak !;
sutti Z II to say that it is sufficient to rid
the country of the vandaIs who have so
long devastated il. Every report from
the trans Mississippi department is en-
couraging.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
THE ALLIANCE CONFESSED.
How strictly the savage Indian muir.

derers of women and children in Mime.
sofa are doing the work assigned them by
the rebels, is abundantly shown by the
promptness Of the rebel protests against
the employment of our paroled troops
against the redskins. Says the Richmond
Dispatch Of the oath:
As WE ExpEcrED.-The Yankees are
about to send their army captured at
Harper's Ferry against the Indians. Has
the Government no means of retaliating
for such d btroch Of faith?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
Take Your Choice.

The Missouri Republican has two cor
respondents in Washington, and il hap
pens that their letters, dated the 25th of
September, are published side BY side in
that paper of the 18th. 1t is evident that
the correspondents did not compare notes,
f1r in giving an account of the tone Of
feeling 10 Washington in regard to the
Proclamation, as well as in regard to the
| psIpabe demonstration on account of the
screnade they differ widely.
Correspondent No / says that The
Proclamation is received with uib und-
ed enthusiasm, and that the crowd at the
serenade was grand out-pouring of the
people. overlooking with enthusiasm.
On the other hand, Correspondent No
z says that there was universal feeling
of opposition to the Emancipation, and
that the serenade was a tame, thinly al
tended Abolition affair.
Will not the Republican have the kind
ness to relieve and enlighten the pub
lie and its readers by informing them
whether il is No. or No. that lies, OF
whether either Of its correspondents are
worthy OF credit?
Number ] says:
Last night demonstration took place
which, considering the time and the lat
titude, was perfectly marvellous. The
first loud and emphatic token Of approval
which the Presidents most recent and
most momentous proclamation has receiv
ed, has taken place in the City of Wash
ington, among population always oppos
ed to radical measures, always, until with
in limited period, devoted to the inter
ests of slavery. If this may be taken rs
an earnest Of the feeling Of the average
masses III the loyal States, the safety Of
the Union becomes at once fixed fact,
and the hands OF the Government are
strengthened 70 do and 10 dare all things.
There was no doubt about the feeling
that animated the floating population Of
Washington last night. They collected
in large numbers at Browns Hotel and
moved up the Avenue, keeping time to the
music OF the Marine Band, and halted be-
fore the white columns of the portco of
the Executive Mansion, standing lucid
and diaphanous in the clear obscure like
the architecture OF dream. The crowd
flowed in and filed every nook and corner
OF the grand entrance as instantly and
quietly IS molten metal fills mould
The portico was filed, the pedestals of
the outer columns were crowded eager
hands chung to the spikes Of the iron rail-
ings, and an adventurous crowd Chamber
ed over the gates and dropped into .,.s
basement area. -
Per contra, Number 2 says:
The Abolitionists rendered Mr.. Lin
coin serenade last night, in honor Of his
conversion TO their radical anti-slavcry
policy. The affair was very tame, and
tAinly attended, showing that an insignif-
cant portion Of the people support tho
emancipation proclamation. Mr.. Lin.
coins speech is like all others he has
made since he took the Presidential chair
--it amounts to nothing" u
Number 2 also says that the army IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02

F The regular Monthly Meeting of
the keokuk Horticultural Society will be
held this afternoon at two o'clock. in the
Council Room.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02

IA Officers army regulation caps OF
spoSGED CLOTH AND WATER PROOF Tors.
made to order by c. H. Emerson, Fourth,
between Main and Blondeau streets.
sept9- d3w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02

Two brick buildings l8G feet long, a
portion Of the extensive Patent Leather
Mandatory Of I. ?. Howell d Co., wae
destroyed by FIRE this morning, with q
large quantity of knapsacks and leather
Loss SIS, 900, fully insured.
Hon. Jacob w, Miller. Elk. U. S. Sena-
tor, died at his residence in Morristown
last night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
FURS! FURs.

Burkitt d Co., SO Main Street, have
just received fine assortment Of Ladies'
Furs, which they will sell low for Cash.
Their stock of Hats, Caps, Ladies Hoods
and Jockeys, is complete. sep25d1m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02

To TIE NERVOUS OF Born SEXES
Retired te sxHIA having beer restored health IN
T. days. alter many yeas 81 st4Ai suffering, 10
siRtLg 70 assist Others b1 sending tfsas receipt
OF postpaid directed envelope, copy az the pre-
srriittou used. Direct 10 the REV. JOHN ID. DAG
NALL i-G Fulton street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
ileI2-dAwAm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02

by an order fiam the Treasury Department. Ship
pers and Carriers arsrequred before
meute Of Goods or Sail, amounting to over $3.50 Ia
places In the Erss ard seooLd ttr Of counties on the
houtbefn border Of she state ~ iowa to Gle in the
Custom Horse once al ktokuk, Iowa, all oath pre-
sefibed by tbs Treasury Del 4nlaent also Ia execute
bond, with approved survtief, that the sccds thefe
described shall 10; be transported sold used In any
way - ~ 10 sse aid comfort 10 Insurgents IN To
synPsthizers y IT'D ttosc tn rebellion against the Gov
erament Of the Gated States
Blanks est be obtained and instructions given al
the surve5 oH's Once.
A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

D.
On and after this date Powder will be siiowed
sold in kenkak without prrtbson ttu un rsisned
any kind OF Arms whatever nor Aunition. of War
IL has also been ordered by the special agent n the
Treasury Department nos allow Goods OF Groeerier
except IN imiiea quantities for family uss TO go int,
Missouri or the souiherB tier 81 Counties
The obted IL to keep supplies from the rebels M
armed hands Of suerritiAstn Serthesst nhseurf
JOHN sTANNUS,
saryeyoref,be Port u Keokuk
keokuk, Aug. ~. irG2.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
3 r r EL Z C r AP n.


Com. Vanderbilt is converting the
steamer Vanderbilt, which he lately gave
to the Z. s. Government, into Man-of-
War. She will carry some l2 guns of
heavy calibro, and will be the fastest war
vessel afloat. A4 n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
New ork, Oct. /.

Herald Cor says it is understood that
Hon. Eli Thayer viii Immediately receive
the appointment of Military Governor Of
Florida. This appointment is made with
a view TO enable Thayer, and those who
are acting with him, to carry out their
scheme for introducing into the Southern
States loyal laboring population.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
MILITARY HATS

Neatly fitted up with all the trimmings
necessary, at VOORHEES,, So Main street
Also on hand, a large stock of Hats, Caps,
Ladies Jockies and Hoods, Gloves, DC.
oct2-dIw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02

@ The LIST Iowa Cavalry is at Spring
held Missouri; SO are number of other
regiments, and the clans arc rapidly gath
erlng from all points To that locality.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
THE GATE CITY.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9.

EF The packet Kate Cassel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
je24-dH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02

Why IL mot the Mississippi River
OPcm0ae
NEW Orleans Correspondents OF the N. X. Times ]
How soon is something to be done to
open the Mississippi river ? am sur.
sprised that the men of The West in Wash.
ington, hare not been more importunate
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02

@ Our sometime fellow citizen, Mr..
DeWolf, now a Lieut.. in the 7th No,
regiment y at SIllh9iIeIl Missouri.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02

almost in state of mutiny on account of
the Proclamation.
We rather suspect that Number 2 is
given TO drink or to gas at least.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02

Hon }. r. WILSON and J. L HoRsisH, eand-
dates for Congress ID the Isl Conversational District
Of Iowa, viii address lbs Iea e al the follow ing pla
ces. al o'clock p, OF each DAY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02

E Eastern line down-no despatch.
es last night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02

Providen ee, Il. l., Oct. 1.

brig. Gen Rodman died on Monday
near Hagerssown, of wounds received in
the battle of AnIetam.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
military notice.

Once OF Provost Marshal. AuE. 80.
Hereafter no sales Of intoxicating lieuors will he
permitted TO enlisted the United States rmy
In this city.
Persons seiing in violation OF this order win be
arrested, and stringent measures taken 10 prevent
repetition OF the oEense.
J. M. HIATT,
septi-d Provost Marshal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
RAiERotp srocEs.
srArr STOCKS.
NEW BOOKS
AT wEsCOTT"s.

AT WESCOTTssS,
North America, by Anthony Trollop; II
Lesson In Life, BY Timothy Titcomb
Song--in many keys-by = W Hoimsa;
Edwin hrotherlon, by winthrop;
Out OF Hts Head, by AldT ich;
The Orphans of kerrs Island;
Fty's Joarnsi In ReAmona
Mrs Haskell's Cos.k-iiook
Soycrs Modern Housewife:
The Taxpayers Manual
scnDQlftf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
HON. y. w. GKIMEs.

VIII address the People iAe sabeet of Public Af-
fairs at the following named times and places The
hour Tor the meetings viii be 'cleek p. M:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
WOOD! WOOD!l.

Proposals will be received at the Recorders Once In
Keokus, for furnishing the Offices In the Court House
with Thirty Cords OF good merchantabls Wood. Pay
= ASH. Apply Immediately. t5
y order OF the Chairman OF Committee On Public
Buildings. r. A. WALL
Member or Board Of Supervisors
keakus, Sept. o9-aAwtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-02
JOHN sTAssus.

SAfff3 OF Oh P9Ft.
Custom Htuse oftce. Keoknk, Aus &C. 'i2-any,.s- al
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-04-05
MARsHAL,s SALE.

OY VIRTUE OF A yENDITION ExPONAs TO NE
ID directed from the once Of the Clerk VI the District
Court Of the United States for the Western Division
Of the District Of Iowa, will O6er for sale on
MONDAY. 3iss DAY OF MARCH. 1s60.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock and o'clock r
n. and commencing at the hour Of 10 O'Clock Of
said day in Of the County once In tho
city Of Council BaIs AZ public oHtcry to the highest
bidder for cash, the following Real Properly heretofore
levied upon The properly Of John Baldwin, taken
1t The suit ii Dibbee Work e Moore ps John a. war
ner and John T. Baldwin. defendants, implicated with
B. \. Pegram aud GrenviIie n. Dodce. to-scif:
Tue n u Of the Swk the Swx OF he NEH. and the
NWk Of the Sc Of Section a In Township Is N Of
~ west. Also. the undivided half OF the following
lands. fo-scN The NEk of the SW Of Section In TIP
~ n Of ~ west; the Sc Of Sec. g. the M Of The
81 Of Sec 8 the " Of the SEX Ct Sec IS. and the
NRk Of Sec 10 IN Up n n Of % "; the Kx Of the
nv and the Sws Of the Nwk " Sec. - in Tp n N
Of - "; the 81 Of tho Sw Of Sec ~ aud the " y
Of The Nwk Of Sec. - In Tp n Of n ~ West.
Alse the whole Of lot in block lot II Ia block 8;
Tot ID block O.; bt IN block 10; lots end 10 - bpck
II; lot IN bock Is; fots and II in block 20; Tots
Sand In block -; and Sin block -; lots and
Gin block 70 lots and in block 90; lots - and II
u block ~; lots and in block ~: lots 10 and 70 in
block al lots IL and - In block Is aud block
- lots and in bck 50 lots and block So lots
is in block 81 lots II, " and n in block C lots H.
- and - in block 50; lots Sand in block II lots
Is and 1s in block ~ in the subdivision OF the Riddle
Tract, Addition Council Rius Cityal Of the said
lots, tracts sud parcels Of land being situate In the
County Of Pottawattamie- and state Of Iowa.
Taken as the psvYqly q JOHN p satisfy an
Execution In favor 81 pibbfee Work More
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ByJ WILLIAMS, Deputy.
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