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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-20
GHERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA. LKr CorsTY-SS:
ny virtue of special execution directed
hs The Clerk of the District Cont said county ia
rof Htram Barnes and against John Tarbeii fand
also decree AGAINST Jane Tarbeil and uiuers hays
levied upon and will sell 10 the highest bidder ut the
door of the Clerks Once OF the District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, at Kcokuk in said county, the goth
day OF February, A d. 1869, between the hours Of 3
O'Clock a. m and 4o'elok OF said day,
ut O'Clock p m. the following property, to-wit The
South half al OF tbe southeast quarter (4J Of
ton one IN township sixtysix 1861 north, Of range
sty wrst ufsu7 Hff IF tire southwest qf*rter II
west half Of the southeast quarter M OF section
six t6l IN township sixty six 1851 porbt 81 range I've
b west, west OF this pank-roas. excepting I6 i3-le0
acres In said southwest quarter SEXTON, bounded
felsws beginning Al The southeast OF said south
eel quarter II thence north eight ta1 chains and
twenty-five 1851 ltnkss shrnurwsst nineteen ti chs
and sxiy-cght 1851 iinks. thcnce south eight eel chains
and twenty-five hnka; thence east nineteen l9) chains
ord sIuy-eight tTf links the place Of beginning all
ia Lee County, Iowa.
levied npou and to be sold by order OF Court,
10 satisfy said " rit Of execution.
Keokuks Jan. 10th, 1862.
n G.. HRDGES,
Sheriff Of Lee County.
in50dm BY d. b. SMfvu, IT,, Deputy.
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'To IPTHERIA AND GROUP.

"
lchSdJ these formidable
asne.le an un'AiilnF remedy Il a,ed in
ason Apply freely 10 The and Chest COW.
with hrt flannel This NJ has been before
pse', over 20 ,sar., an. il. constant, ers.ss
lank ~ meni in ail cases where soothing
1nedy is required, particularly 10 kheumAtsni, Neu-
Ia Inflammation OF the Bowels aud Kidneys Sp-
ny sly affections Sore Eyes Barns, Piles, Wounds and
- Xuises.
,sa page, pamphlet with agent and around
ch bottle.
:, . a. D.sss.. r.ss Is u,,,.
6 Agent, No. 81 Main ST, keokuk, Iowa.
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pursue the matter further. They also In
eidentally examined the plan agreed upon
between Secretary Chase aud the North
ern bankers. The committee are nearly
unanimous against it.
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Light ship DESTROYED.
Washington. January

ashlngt0n, January IL.
The Navy Department has received
dispatches from Commander Glessner, of
the u. s. steamer Mount Vernon, dated
off Wilmington, N. c., giving an interest
ing account of the burning of the light
ship. Having heard that the rebels made
use of it us beacon for guiding vessels
in aud out of the harbor and for the pur-
pose of annoying our vessels by hosting
lights a. night, he determined to take ad-
vantage of hazy night, with the wind off
shore, to effect her destruction. He ac-
cordingly dispatched cutter under CON-
mand Of Acting Master Aleck Allen, with
John P. Foot, coast pilot, and a crew Of
five men and gig under command Of
Acting Master Sturges and crew of six
en..The boats proceeded within .
short distance Of the light-ship, on the off
side of Fort CAwell; the two officers, a
boatswain's mate and a quartermaster
climbed on board by rope which was
hanging at the side. The light boat was
quite deserted. Carpenters had been at
work.
The vessel was being pierced for eight
guns. No attempt was made to melest
the expedition until they had kinded the
fire, which eflectually destroyed the light
ship. The fort did not open upon our
boats until they were clearly out OF harms
way.
Firing down the Potomac was heard
last night. between eleven and twelve
o'clock. 1t has since been ascertained
that The rehel hatterie. hrd opened or
General Rockers command on the Mary.
land shore, but without damage.
Secretary Of War Stanton will entel
upon his duties ON Monday.
Mr.. Cameron will remain in Washing
ton some days and visit his home befor,
departing for Russia.
Prisoners Returned.
| Baltimore, Jan. 1$.
One hundred and fifty released Fedora
X ....d n r..
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FoUNp.-A brass door key, well worn,
was found last Sunday near the Powder
House on the plank road, and can be had
at this office for twenty-five cents.
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Cincinnati. Jan. III

OIHCIHHdlI, OUH. To.
Hogs were scarce to-day. and prices
continue to tend upward. For heavy av-
erages as high as IS As was paid, and
holders, at close, contended for e3 So
The range was t3 25@3 As. Mess pork
was in good demand at SO 25(G9 So.
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CHERIFFsS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE GorNTY--sS
By virtue OF special execution to directed Ia
sued by the Clerk Of the District Court or said county
In fayer OF Hiram Barney and against David Reed.
land also dacree agans Abraham Hoaglsnd aud 9th.
err have levied upon aud Will sell 10 the highest
bidder, thr door OF the Clerks Once OF The District
Court oi Lee County Iowa, KeoKnK in said county
on the 10th day OF February A. u. 1852. between the
com mencng at so'cloeK y. the foliowHg property
towit: Sixty (co acres on souta part Of the east
one.haH IND OF the southwest quarter "a OF se~-
ton tweniysis t25) in township sxty-sx l66) north,
rangefse tS) west, In Lee County, Iowsj or % much
as shalt be necessary.
TAKEN levied upon and TO be sold by order OF Court
70 satisfy said writ OF execution.
KeoKux Jan. 20 Is6a.
n. G. HEDGES,
sheriff VI Lee County.
1n20 I'm by u. u. SMtra, j., Dsp0ty.
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THE GATE CITY,
MONDAY, J4NLdRY 20.

TnIBUNEALMANAcK. Lowry has this
indispensable work for sale. Go and
buy it.
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LosT.-A fife was lost between the
Leigalon Hease and Quarters, on Tuesday night, the
18th inst. The hinder Will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same 1t the Quar- .ers OF Company r.
w. H. RIDER
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cg Vim. Piggot, Of London, an emf
nent medical electrician, has invented .
cable for ocean iolegraphing, the peculiar
ity of which is that, Instead Of requiring
an enormous electric charge to be forced
through the whole length Of line by
powerful batteries, ms at present, in long
sea and land routes, the wire continues
statically charged as it is laid, whilst the
least disturbance Of the equilibrium Of
this passive electric charge, imperative
and uninfiuenced until called into action
by the operator, answers through all its
length TO the slightest transmitted infu-
ence, and SO serves every practical pur-
pose.
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TnE 7ru REGIMEET,-We learn by a
letter from Capt. Conn that the 7th Reg
ment returned to st. Louis by the Iron
Mountain Railroad, and were preparing
to leavs by the Illinois railroads for Cairo,
which place they expected to reach last
Saturday night, 18th.
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TT 1t appears that Col. Warren has
been arrested. One report says for dis
fespecsfsl language to superior officer.
Another Eays he Is ufnrged with proffane
swearing, by Major Chamberlin, Of the
same regiment
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We learn FROM Mr.. ID. w. Pressell, O.
d., that, by order of Gov Gamble, the
regiments Of Col. Moore and Col. Wood
yard have been consolidated, the former
remaining Colonel and the latter 1t Col.
OF the new regiment. The union of the
forces will be effected this week. Col.
Noore's men are still at Memphis, and
about 100 of them are down with the
measles.
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g The tendency of negroes southwark
was never SO rapid in Missouri and Yir-
ginia as now. The involuntary emigra-
ton of the negroes of Missouri to Ar
kansas, and their flight into the free States,
will speedily relieve the State OF the bulk
Of them. The following intelligence from
Virginia is received through the recently
returned prisoners from Richmond
The sales Of negroes, usual a. the close
Of the year, have been nearly twice as
large rs on preceding years. Il il mani
fest that this property is not considered
secure in Virginia The shamhles.of Rich
mond, Norfolk and Winchester are unusu-
ally lively.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-20

QUIT LYINa.--There is an absurd, il
not malicious report around town that we
have quit takifig the Telegraph dispatches
and copy them from the st. Louis and
Chicago papers. If the ventilators Of this
false report will enquire of the operator
they will find that We take and pay for all
The Associated Press reports that are sent
to the Western papers, including those
in ST. Louis and Chicago.
Occasionally, when our line is temper
arlly down, or when we find anything new
in the Specials to The st. Louis or Chicago
papers, We COPY from them. But, with
rare exceptions, the associated reports are
fully up to time.
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SINGING AMONG TIE SOLDIERS -
Colonel Jno. Cochrane has introduced
singing into his regiment, in which al meg
and officers are expected to take part, and
has established religious services through
the regimsntal chaplain. John Browns
soul is marching on" chorussed BY .
thousand men at evening parade, gives Z
|Cromwellian earnestncss to this war, in Al
least one camp.-tCor. N, 7. Trib,
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siiROAT AND LUNGS.

- this season OF the year when coughs and colds
sO troublesome eser. family Should have safe and
Tain remedy at hand. RaLstxas Hive s. rup and
I'd n Is the very thing. II Is not Gully pleasant for
stren 10 trte. but i- certain crre for Group,
: Eooiing Cough, bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs and all
"a, etions OF ,he u hroai and Lungs
ID WI old by all Druggists. Price IS cents.
emit kders ma, lie address, ed TO j. r. wilkinson Whole
Agent, No. 81 Aain-st, Keoknk, Iowa.
ping, eiodlmwft
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ANOTHER REMITTANcE-The Keokuk
Company. Third Iowa Cavalry, has sent
home another remittance, amounting to
Lis, to the care of S. +. Miller, Esq.
All persons who received money from
Mrs. y. +. Miller on the first remittance.
are requested to call at Mr.. Miler,s house
ed Fifth street, between High and Nor
gan, and get THE second remittance.
DEE There will be preaching in the
Unitarian Church to-day, (Sunday, both
morning and evening.
Subjects - In the morning, The Law
of Progress IN the evening, Creeds, or
Theological Finalities.
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In the case Of Polk, it appears that he
wrote letter some time since transmit
ting pecuniary aid 10 secession news
paper in Southwest Missouri, and in it
used disloyal and reasonable expressions.
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The koila Fire Company No. will
give ball on Wednesday, 22d OF Jan. ls6a, for The
benefit Of the Company. The object s TO raise
procure aniforms for the Company. Every body is
In lied 10 sttend. Tickets 30 eeuts--Iadies free.
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r-The Keokuk County News says that
Samuel Marshall, of that-aonnty, brough,
a monster hog to sigourncy, weighing
eieoes hundred and sixiy pounds This
hog measured six feet three inches from
the nose to the tail, and over eight feet
in girth. He was four years old, and was
a cross between the Byfcld and Chester
White.
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The Expulsion of Missouri SEN.
atOrA.

washington Cor New York WorldJ
The expulsion of Waldo P. johnson
and Trusten Polk, Senators from Nilsson
ri, was evidently well deserved. The
Committee on judiciary, who reported in
favor Of passing the resolutions of expul-
sion say of johnson, that:
Previous to his election to the Sem
ate, Mr.. johnson was known, in Missou-
II, as entertaining secession procliyitics,
and to sympathize and cooperate with
the prominent citizens of that State who
are now in open rebellion against the
government. He was elected 10 the SEN
ate by legislature which has since sought
to array the State against the Union. -
Since his election he is reported to have
made speech evincing spirit hostile to
the government, which speech was ex
tensivcly published in the State of Mis-.
souri,, without public contradiction from
fIIfli At4--A- ~4-.-4s.s-.-a
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Copies OF inventories Of soldiers property reurd
10 this ofiee, win be furnished on application.
Applicants are requested to fun the
-aahler. The company 10 which he belonged and the
number Of his regiment.
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Pris oners Returned.

Prisoner Returned,
Baltimore, Jan. 1$.
One hundred and fifty released Federal
prisoners arrived nj Baltimore to-day from
Fort Monro.
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i54. 10 all such cases OF saies by the Council Ad
mnstrstion, ststemsn IN detail, account Of The
process, duty eertshet by ths GouHrii anding
officer accompanied by the Paymsters receipt for the
proceeds VIII b. iorw ard.a BY The commanding on er
Ia the AdJuAbt Genefal. The wisi be Gu
dorsed. Report Of The proceeds OF The effects Of
--- -, late OF Company -, Regl-
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

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4. h. BAKER.


Adjatant General Of the state OF Iowa
Jan eO-dAwti
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-20
FROlIKENTuCKY.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF THE ONO, !
CINCINNATI. NoVemher II

CINoINNATI, November II.
GENERAL 0RDERsNo. 20.-That portion
of Kentucky including and lying west Of
the''counties of Gloham, Shelby, Spencer,
Washington, Mason, Taylor, Adair, Rus
sell and Clinton, will constitute the De-
partment of Western Kentucky, under the
command Of Brigadier-General Boyle, to
whom all reports and returns from the
troops within this District will lie made
Headquarters at Louisville, KY.
2. The counties Of Lewis, Greenup, Carter,
Boyd, Lawrence, Johnson, Magofin, Floyd
and Pike will constitute the District of
Eastern Kentucky, under command of
Colonel ]. Craner, 40th Ohio volunteers, to
whom all reports will be made. Head
quarters in the field.
8. The remainder of the State viii con-
stitute the District of Central Kentucky.
under Major General Gordon Granger,
commanding Army of Kentucky. Head
quarters at Lexington.
4. The districts being formed for the con-
venience Of the command and the distri-
button Of duties, the operation of troops
viii not necessarily be confined to the dis
tricts in which their posts are located,
but will be extended wherever required,
without regard to district lines.
5. Reports and returns from district
commanders will be made direct to these
headquarters. By command of Major Gen
Nh. MCLEAN. A. A.G.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

ST. JOINS, Nov. 10.
The steamship Anglo Saxon from Liv-
erpool Nov. 9th, via Londonderry Nov.
7tb, passed Cape Race for Quebec this morn
ing. She was boarded by the news yacht.
The London News remarks as to stop
ping English merchants supplying arms
| and ammunition to the North or South,
that the thing is impossible. Itthen quotes
authorities to show that the fitting out Of
such ships as the Alabama is breach not
| only of international but of statute law.
The Post traces the inaction Of General
McClellan's army to the success of the
| Democrats in the State elections. 1t says
| General Mcclellan is a consistent Demo
crst; that he is universal favorite with
the people and soldiers, and that it is we'll
known that he is not unwilling to see the
war terminated. The Post thinks that if
the elections in the other States should
prove favorable to the Democrats, increas-
ing to no inconsiderable extent the
Democratic element in the next Congress,
the probabilities of a speedy peace will
be SO much increased as to make any at
tempt to invade Virginia not only useless
but criminal.
FRANCE.-It is reported that the discus
sions in the French Cabinet, regarding
the Roman question were worse than ever,
and it was stated that q majority of the
Ministers felt disposed to resign unless the
Emperor should give Rome to the Italians.
GREECE.-It was stated that the Bava-
rian Government intended to invoke the
| ful6lmeut Of the treaty stipulations, re-
serving the succession to the Bavarian
dynasty. A powerful Republican party
wishes the establishment of a Federal Gov
ernment, with the adjacent Turkish prov
inces of Esperas, Thessaly and Macedonia.
The Russian journals favor the latter
scheme 1t is asserted that England and
France both wanted the Provisional Gov
ernment to remain a European question
and to respect the Ottoman territory.
London funds continued heavy. Money
in moderate demand with abundant sup
ply. Railroad shares still advancing,
owing to a continued absorption for ex-
port to New York.
The Spanish Government has demanded
the punishment of the Americans who vi
olated the Spanish flag on the coast of
Cuba.
The American minister had an inter
view with the Queen of Spain, and assur-
ed Her Majesty that the American gov
did not authorize the acts of the Captain
on the gunboat Montgomery.
Mediation rumors are again ahoat in
London.
CoMlIERcIAL.-(La Latest via Londonder-
ry. )-Breadstuffs quiet and steady.
Provisions - Market dull. Lard de-
clining.
London, Friday evening-Consols closed
931093s for money. Bullion was de-
creased 100. Illinois Central 1904
discount. Erie ALI.
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Soldiers Bounty, Pay and Pensions.
Secured and promptly collected for soldiers
snd their heirs. Pensions secured to the widow,
mother, children or orphan sisters, in addition
to bounty money and back pay Of all deceased
soldiers. Invalid pensions and back pay for
discharged soldiers. Discharges obtained for
sick or disabled soldiers on furlough. All claims
growing out Of this or previous wars, against the
Pay, Commlsssry, or other Departments Of the
Army, Navy or Government, promptly collected.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend" paper
OF much interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send us your name and stamp, and We will send
copy free; or twelve copies, one each month,
for Is cents.
Apply to US in person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after We have &C.
complished what we undertake.
@. G. BRUCE,
omce-Lyman's Block, near the Court House,
Cleveland. septl6;RSI
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NEW YORK mARKET.-NOv. 10.

FIOur-MarSet heavy and unsettled and five cents
lower closing heavy with buyers at outside quota
tiOns.
Sales TO- 400 bbls at s56O@575 superne state $3.50
6 no extra state; 5605,75 superne WESTERN S5,95
as ,25 common to medium extra WESTERN S6,l0Gb,SO
common to good shipping brands extra round hoop
ed Ohio; So 9OlgS,25 trade brands.
Whisl1y-Market firm. Sales $50 bbls at &c, and
WheHI-AIarket heavy and one to two cents
sales of l2 900 bush Chicago spring at 81 ,I65, ,2
1000 bush milwaukee club at 81 2l, 80; lS,DO0 bush
amber Iowa at 81 3lg1l "a; l2y5t0 bush winter red
western at sl,ss@l, II; 1000 bush amber Michigan
at 4I A. 5000 bush amber red state at 81 ,3 AZ
mixed western at 81 80; $500 bush white Michigan at
81 50; $500 bush white Kentucky at 81 ,65.
Rye-MarIet firm. Sales GOO bush western at SOC
now held at 90G93c.
Bnrley-Market quiet with Gales Of $500 bush
Canada East at S1,52
Sales l3S,0O0 bush at 7Oc for shipping mixed
western 636Sc for eastern; 59962c for damaged and
Oafs-Market dull and lower with moderate re-
quest at 66t06lc.
Pork-Market more active and a shade hrmer.
Sales 23T5 bbls at sI30O1l3,jO for messi s 80 for
prime Sl3 OOlSl6,0O western and city old and new
prime mess deliverable in December at 5000.
Reef-Market rules very quiet and scarcely any
thing doing. Prices firm.
Prime Mess Beef-Market moderately active
and steady at SzO922.
Bacon Sfdes-Market in moderate request
74klTSc for long ribbed and long clear; &c for Cum
berland all deliverable in December and January.
Lard-Market dull and heavy. Sales Of 1850 bbls
at g5z0gl0c, the latter an extreme price.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, NOV. 10.
Markets dull Prices unchanged. Butter
will probably open on Monday at a decline,
owing to large arrivals by the Constitu-
ton. Speculative movements in cordage
are concentrating all the Eastern in mar
ket at 11@123.
The steamer Dragon sails this evening
for Mazatlan, to take about seventy pas
sengers, who go to Sonora, Signolia and
Chihauhau, to engage in silver mining
Among them are S. Wing, W. Edgerton,
Judge Bolts.
Two extensive mills for reducing silver
ore go forward also. This is the COM
mencement of what promises to prove an
extensive movement of Californians en-
gagged in Mexican mining enterprises,
and embrace many men Of considerable
capital
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Is.
firkins at 25c. Candles. Sales of fifteen
hundred boxes at 18I@19 cents
$50 barrels of whisky at 424c; spirits,
43c.; Eastern hops dull at 30c. Coal oil
sales at Zoe.
Henry Bates, State Treasurer in 1856,
died to-day.
The steamship Republic has been con-
fscated to the Government for sailing un-
der false register. She was partly owned
by Holiday s. Flint.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. II.
Markets quiet. Butter 26c. large sales
of coal oil at Soc.
A wooden building on the southeast cor
ner of Montgomery and Clay streets, con-
tanning the Morning Call newspaper Office,
was partially burned yesterday. Loss,
$4,000.
The whale ship U. C. Nye arrived from
Astachsc the middle of October. She re-
ports average success for the nineteen YES
sells that spent the season there. They
have mostly left for Honolulu. Five in all
purpose to reft at San Francisco.
The ship Windward has cleared for New
York-cargo, 81 1000 hides, AGO packages Of
copper ore, 737 bales of wool, $50 cases of
turpentine, 1000 sacks of mustard, and 80
casks of silver.
Arrived, ship Highlander, from New
York. Sailed, ship EnOch for Liverpool.