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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-10

H The New York Evening Post
, learns from the owners Of the ship Bril-
liant' recently destroyed by the pirate
semmes. Of the $50, that, with the -
ception 81 less than S., 600. the entire
cargo belonged To British subjects H..
pllca'ions will be made to our govern
menl to demand reclamation from ia
brilzh government for this property,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-10

E The origin Of the name o9o,',
which the rebel steam pirate Alabama
first bore, came from the fact that the
ship was bought by subscription made by
1so British merchants from that honora-
DIE class OF whom burke said TIC count
ing house was their temple, the ledger
sheir bltie, and gold their God.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-10
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 has Hubbell, J. H. waggoner, Sallie AWageoner
Field, beardslee a Co, NJ. Alaxaes Co, p r. Lo.
You, an each of you, hereby notified that there
y no" on me- w the Office OF the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee County. Iowa at Keokuk n petittou ~
Hiram Barney, Claiming of You Charles nubbeiI the
sum OF Two Thousand Dollars 81 cool with 10 per
cent interest per annun payable ANNUALLY ss money
due Mortgage made by you IL Charles Mason
and since assigned TO said Hiram barney dated Jn mn.
AIRY 18th, A ID. 1857 also claiming against aeb NJ xnu
the foreclosure Of said Mortgage the same being ep
Lot four and fractional bet tse E51 In Block No an
lo IN Aason's upper addition TO the city OF Keokok
Lee County, Iowa, for the purchase money md
further asking for sale Of said premises and
relief
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before noon Of the second day OF the
said Court, 10 commence Keokuk on the Isl Monday
pf February, A d., e63. default will be entered
against YOU and iudg rendered thereon rs
for in said petition
NOBLE a STRONG,
noTto-diw Attorneys for Painlir
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-10
BY ELE &C r AP H.
From Cairo.

Cairo, Nov. 7.
Matters at Helena remain unchanged,
it'll small skirmishcs frequently, but no
prospect of a serious attack.
Hindman's men have been committing
depredations on Union men and federais
have retaliated by destroying Plantations
A detachment of the 46th Mo, on picket
duty, was attacked by rebel cavalry. and
one federal killed. and one severely wound
ed. The rebel loss is said to be severe.
The gunboat Bragg has just returned
from ieur miles down the river, and re-
ports all quiet.
Col. Macauley's expedition to Blad-
ston's Landing. found no enemy, but
took six citizens prisoners, two of whom
wore confederate uniforms.
News from our army in the field is
highly interesting. ImI ortant events
have taken place at Holly Springs, where
rebels still congregaie their force. Penn
berton is now at Hernanty, where lie il
said to have adopted a new and vigorous
policy with regard to communication with
Memphis He is determined to cut ii off
| altogether, as IT Is through that channel
the news of confederate movements find
their way north. The people near Mem
| phis complain of his rigorous measures.
The Memphis Bulletin reports large
rebel force between Encottvllc and Mem
phis. Also on the road towards Somers-
vile. They turned back all cotton on the
road to Memphis.
A dispatch to-day from Col Lowe at
Paducah to Gent futile, says no doubt
exists that Geu'l Ransom had fight yes
terday between IlkeyiFlc and Lafayette.
Special TO Tribune says,we hear through
severals channels that charges of the
most serious character have been preferred
against Gen'l Curtis, now in command OF
the Department of Missouri, and that he
will probably be soon suspended from his
command and ordered before n court oil
I InGUiFF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-10
New ork. Nov 5

Counterfeit lfties and one hundreds.
raised from ones and twos treasury
notes, made their appearance to-day
They are blurred and very defective.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-10
Boston, Nov. I

Boston, Nov 7.
Three to four inches depth of snow fell
here to-day, and continues this evening
with Indications Of stormy night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-10
The Herald has the following
Harper's Ferry, Nov.

Whites guerrilla cavalry are in the
vicinity of Smokers Gap. They have
interrupted communication between here
and Ashby's Gap. 1t is reported that
several stragglers. on their way hence to
Gen Mcclellan heajq uartcfs. have been
captured by these guerrlllas.
TIE rebel cavalry pickets were in view
on both banks of the Shenandoah to-day,
but it is not believed there are many rebels
in this region.
Snow fell for ten hours here to-day, 10
the discomfort of every one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-10
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

novlo-diw
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
GENERAL NEWS.

The Boston Post says:-"Gen. Blenker
and his Teutons are incensed at the promul-
CATION Of an order which prohibits the trans
portation Of "spirituous, vinous or malt H.
quors" across the Potomac after FEBRUARY LIST.
They say that they could get along without
their "Rhine Wein," but cannot exist
much less fight-without their "Lager Bier. ("
New York for once is fairly showed up
A sharp storm set in SOON after noon on
Tuesday, and continued falling far: into the
night. This, added to the remains of Satur-
days snow, soon made the streets all but
impossible for wheeled vehicles. On many
of the routes the stages toward evening were
laid aside, and the great sleighs, with long
teams Of spanking. tesming horses, jingling
all over with bell-me,al, were brought out,
and straightway all the town seemed to he
on runners.
Samuel Nj. FELTON,, Esq, the President of
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad, has been elected President
OF the Baltimore Central, and by a pretty
decided majority, too. This insures the union
OF the TWO works, and harmonious man
agement
The ST. Louis Democrat, of Thursday last.
contains column Of advertise n,euts of
Provost Marshals sales of articles levied
upon TO make good default 10 the payment
of assessments called for by Gen. Hallsck
from the Confederate sympath zers If Sc.
Louis. The sale is to take place on the 81
proxmn. Among the articles to be sold are
books, Office aud parlor furniture, such az
desks, safes, pianos, svfas, sideboards, horses,
carriages, buggies, carpets, &c. Mrs. Trus-
ten Polk and Mrs Rebecca Sire are the LADY
sufferers.
The Washington Star says it knows of its
own knowledge that there is no mure abo.
litionsm in Gen. Huater, in Kansas, than
there is in Gen. Mcclellan.
1t is said that Tennessee has not provided
for the payment of the interest on her bonds,
held in England.
There are said to be, al Fortress Monroe
5000 "conrabands" under the protection
OF the military authori ies.'
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06

We have rumor from Washington to tho
effect that the political prisoners from May.
land, now at Fortress Warren. will be re-
leased on consenting to give their parole of
honor. MI fsA-As-
The N. Y. Tribune says that fifty million
of the 100 loan, authorized by the U. s.
Congress at its last session, has net yet been
taken, and calls upon capitalists and, others
to come forward.
There is much irregularity in the mails
now, in all quarters. az
The Cincinnati Enquirer says that '.ths
European news will compel an advance On
the Potomac"
President Lincoln has referred the. paper
in the Gordon case, asking a communication
of the death penalty to imprisonment for
life, to the Attorney General. =et
It is stated that very deep and bitter
feeling of resentment pervades the sohole Y.
S. army Of the Potomac against the defaners
of Gen. Mcclellan. e8 "
"A idlncr uducu I1OHWdu uaB euCCe0O0u IN
growing coffee in Illinois, and he thinks it
can be grown to the extent Of thirty bushels
| to the acre of ground successfully.
Lieut.. Waterman, Of the U. S. army, shot
himself at Toledo, Ohio, on the LIST instant,
in6icting mortal wound.
1t is stated that two females Occupying
respectable positions in society, quarraled in
Washington. few days ago-jealousy the
cause-and one threw vial of vitriol npon
! the other.
Several sales of condemned governments
horses have recently been made in Ba IT,
more. The prices brought were low.
M less than nineteen new counterfeit
and altered bank notes. are described 10 the
Boston Commercial Bulletins list as haviI
been detected in circulation for the week
ending Jan. 81. Of. these, eight were on
banks in New England, five in New York,
three in New Jersey and three in Pennsy Iva
MIA.
Letters have just been received from Gen.
Lane, in which he says, he understood that,
although he was to be osrensibly under
Gen. Hunters command, he was in reality
to act independently.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Nova Scotian brings Liverpool dates
to the Oath ult. Cotton and breadstuffs are
both declining. Ga
The papers continus to discuss American
affairs. The London Times, in an editorial,
opposes any interference by England, but
the Globe argues that the maritime powers
cannot be expected to respect the blockade
unless really effective. The Times city ar
ticle, however, says an uneasy feeling
prevails that an avoidance of complications
cannot be permanently anticipated, the
belief gaining ground that the French gov
eminent would intervene in reference to the
blockade. The French government journals
continue to discuss the matter.
Earl Russell, in his letter to the Liverpool
Ship Owners Association, said that the gov.
ernment notified Lord Lyons, when the stone
blockade was preparing, that such project
would seem to imply despair of restoring the
Union, and could only be adopted as a mea
sure Of revenge. AS Charleston harbor had
been blockaded in this way, Lord Lyons
would be instructed to make further repre-
sensations with view to prevent similar
acts. It is also stated that the French minis
ter at Washington has been instructed to
join Lord Lyons in the protest.
| The Confederate steamer Sumter is re.
ported to be at sea again, and had captured
and burned a Boston brig. At last accounts
she was believed to be in the Mediterranean,
a prolonged cannonade having been heard of
Algiers, and steamer afterwards sighted
was believed to be the Sumter. aud it was
supposed she had burned her adversary
Six of the Sumter's crew deserted at Cadiz
and made their submission to the American
consul. The captain of the Sumter claimed
them as deserters, but the Spaniards decli
ned to give them up.
Mr.. Massey, member of the Parliament
in speech to his constituents, advocated
European interference to close the struggl,
between the North and South, by recogoi
zng the Confederate States and breaking tn,
blockade. His speech bad attracted atten
ton =
The Times publishers letter calling atten
ton to the fact that the U. s. gunboat Turca
rora has iniripged the rules Of neutrality
and calling on the government no longer II
tolerate such a migrant disregard Of neutra
rights.
The brig West Indian arrived at Liverpoo
from Charleston, on the Oath Of December
with cargo Of spirits turpentime.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
II ISC Ell L AN EOUs.
LIBERTY REsTAURANT,

MR.. JOHN w. RYAN begs leave to inform
Nl his ftiends and aoquaintances, that he will
be happy to see them at his new establishment.
No. 50 Cameron street. next to the Theater, where
they will always find him ready to wait upon them
with all kinds Of REFRESHMENTS, Hrst-rste
ALE, LAG ER BEER, &c. As feb 5-tf
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
THE EON,
CORNER OF KING AND HENRY STREETS

[Sscoad FIoor-E"sro~ce on Henry Street,
THE PROPRlETORs have leased the commo.
L dious part Of the building in the above local,
ity, and have spared neither money nor time in
making it one Of the best, II not the best, q
PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY,.
The SALOON will be opened to The public in.
general on Saturday, February let, at 1 oclock.
P. n, and the public cordially invited to call
TIL 4 BA.R .etfN - y
will DO supplied. at all times, with the choicest.
ALES. CIGARS, and REFRESHMENTS; also,
superior NEW YORK LAGER BEER. 77s''
The proprietors will make it their duty to see
that strict order is preserved and visitors prompt
" waited upon. .k tAls e. 80
FL ERTAIN M E N t." as
From tn" celebrated Band Of the 8Sth Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers.
~ Come one; come all. Admittance. free.
@. PRICE, &. 5 -,
HENRY BREMEN, {.
Jan ot-lm Projectors.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06

The French are poor sportsmen. They
shoot everything but the birds. Thus the
Duke of Magenta put charge of small shot
into Louis Napoleon's neck while they we're
ont after quails the other day, The injuries
were not serious.
The N. Y. Mercury suggests how to re-
duce the expenses of the war-hang a few
contractors and Danish Morgan.
The three com panies of the2d U s. Ia.
fansry acting in Georgetown as provost
guard, under Captain Drake. have been
transferred to Washingt n. Three other
companies of the same regiment have been
ssigned for guard duty in Georgetown.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06

TNHE THIRD TERM IN THE PRESENT
l. session of Miss ELLEN MARKS SCHOo1.
will commence on the 9Th Of February, when reye-
raipupils in addition to the present number, can
be received. The School Room is pleasantlv ~,
uated at her residence, PA King street.
jan 3'--eo2w
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
GROCERIES.

JUHN I. COOKE,
CHEAP FAMILY GROCER.
II AS CONSTANTLY on hand q large assort.
IL mont of FAMILY GROCERIES, consigt;n.
of BACON, of all kinds; FLOUR bv the barrel
or SINAI smaller packages; BUCKWHEAT, G U r.
Dimes, &C., DC, to which he invites the attsp.
tion Of customers. t.ala ~ az "a
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-19
Published April ~, 1862
ruwADTER ESQ.

Az ACT TO amend section nineteen OF chapser
AL thres hundred and eightysix of the general
t9TSe uaar eighteen Hundred and sixty entitled
o. ~, ,n0 act 10 amend chapter eighteen of the re-
vised statutes, entitled of the assessment and
Collection of taxes, approved March eighteenth,
e;ghteen bundled and fifty nine, as amended by
chapter two hundred and nine-fve OF me gen
ersi laws of eighteen hundred and sixty approx;
ed March 3fst 1860; published as amended. IN
accordance with the n 81 sec'tGn
of said chapter two hundred anu ninety n'e'
Sos Of tie ls ssi do s@es a. Js oos
So -. section 10 of chapter 1856 of the gen
oecelo en 81 ,bo year 1860, is hereby amended by
era tf" after the word .'ward in the fourth
aid section the following words, to wit
.nJ shall designate the piece, parcel or tract OF
land in the town other than village, on which the
resides"
Aunroyed June Z 1862
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-19
Published Apr5l II 1851
GH 275.
AN ACT to suppress the sale OF IH'ON''
uors to Indians.

AN ACT to suppress the sale OF ln'oA''
uors to Indians ..k.J
The People ofthe State Of Tts star, ~ f51oUs
-, Co,,tyte Ind Assembly, de enact as Io.'o0'
So, !. Vbenever any Indian IN t9is ola as;
Ger1r;,,I 70 anv tribe under Inc CaIe anu t =;
es1sIi5 Of tine United States, shaIi o0 t,r
elishiP =, ,,icatiou it shall be the duty OF any
Htete o. Hd1fv sheriff, constable, justice OF the
ene1ia ' In3ian agent or any employee OF an Ihdl'
~, sSent. within this state, without warrant 70
~ ,-oI,end such Indian 80 intoxicated, and take
a65 retain him ia custody, at the expense Of 'lle
county in which he is so found: untl! III Ine ppm
ION ofsuch officer the Indian so retained shai! DC
come sufficiently sober to testify properly IN
court ofiustice and 30 soon may be Thereafter;
bring him before some justice OF the county aitu
s1cb Indian. so found intoxicated, shall, on oaul
before such Justice, disclose the place Wheie anu
the persou of whom the liquors so producing III
toieation was obtained and all the Gre uIns tances
atfending il and on the refusal neglect OF Such
Indian TO disclose he may, by such justice, De
committed to the common jail OF the county IN
which he vas so found until he shall so dlscose
or by said Justice be discharged. And III case sau
Justice shall adjudge from the evidence, ms aae
sale furnishing or giving away Sdiu i'4eoit, 80
ofense, as provided IN secIlom ifsna
36 Of the revised statutes, he shan ioFtnw 'u
bis warrant, and cause the person 80 selnug' ~
nisbino or giving away said liquor, to be Drougn,
forthwith before him, and such proceedings shall
be had in the case, in all respects as w0ulu haEe
been had if the person so offending had peeh reg
ularIy prosecuted before such justice Tor such . !
Tense And any person resisting the arrest % I I
teution of such Indian, so found intoxicated W
sny If the persOns aforesaid, authorized ny this
ACT 70 make such arrest shall be liable to toe same
nersIfies as are provided by law for resisting a
sheriff in the execution OF legal process
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be IN force
from and after its passage and publication
Annroved ADril 5, 1862.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-19

The RICHMOND WING has the folio wing ABOUT
the Rebel General "Stonewall" Jackson. 1t
will be recognized as in the exact vein and
spirit of many of our northern sheets, III speak
ing of some generals, and as being precisely the
mode they adopt to shit" the government:
"Stonewall Jackson has marched 2oO miles
and won three victories in three weeks. This
man must be suppressed. His mind is evident
y impaired He has forgotten the art OF war
entirely. He has taken it into his head that
war means fighting, action, movement, not tren
CHI digging, then squalling for achievements
then falling back. We shall hear presently
that he believes it is not altogether improper
to wounp the feelings of the Yankees. After
that it is not unreasonable to expect that he
will break the only spade he ever had, cross the
Potomac, throw away every cartridge, carry
Washington at the point of the bayonet, and
walk into Philadelphia some fine morning, with
bis chin at an elevation of some forty five do
grees-and before the army of the Chickahom
my decides whether it will be agreeable to Mr.
McCle not TO wait his will and pleasure
even till doomsday. This man Jackson mus
be suppressed, or else he will change the hu
name and Christian policy of the war and de
moralize the government. Evidently he ha
lost his mind. Down with him, or he Will es
tablish the independence of the Southern Con
federacy.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-19
1000 Agents Wanted

To introduce DR.. Hurds Dental Remedies into every
county. Men women who want to make money quick
ly do better with these tices any thing in
market. They new, useful low priced, and we are
spending thousands in advertising hem for the bcne
OF agents. Boxes of samples, containing dozen Of
dollar packages above specified with circulars will
be sent receipt of seven dollars, about half price to
any person wishing to test his her skill in selling
with the view of becoming agent. They can be sold
in q day. * We ac0uE6 rather pay salaries than
Commissions TO those acho ro0e Themselves efficient
sdLesDaefl. ~ - 81.
sR- Now is the time to go into the business. For
address and references see above.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-19
IN PRORATE.-KENOsHA COUNTY

a COURT.-In the matter of the estate of John DeN-
ter deeeased On reading and filing the petition OF
James Dowse executor OF said deceased, setting forth
the amount opersona estate that has to his hands
and the disposition thereof the amount Of debts out
standing against said deceased, and description of
all real estate of which sad deceased, died seized
and the value thereof and praying that icence be to
of as may be necessary pay said debts and the expen
SEES of Administration, including the 81 81 acres des-
crlbed as part of the S. 10 Of the e. IL of the w.
Ia of Sec. q, I. l, Il. %, E.
Its therefore ordered that all persons interested in
said estate appear before the Judge of this county, on
Saturday the 18th day of july A. D. 1862 at 10 A. NJ OF
said day, his office, in the city and county OF emo
sha then and there to show f any there shall
why cence 81 ould not be granted to said executor
to sell said real estate according the prayer of said
petition. 1t is further ordered that copy OF this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior to
said day of hearng,in The ReTOSbG IetegrGh,a week
ly newspaper published in Kenosha city aforesaid.
Dated June Tth, 1862. ISAAC w. WEBSTER,
4w1 County Judge.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-19
IN ATE.-KENOSHA COUNTY
u

In the matter of the Of Addison Leonard deceas
ed.
To aCh0nl IL may concern
Letters of administration the estate of Addison
Leonard haven been issued Elijah J. Leonard, admin
strator OF aid estate the 3st day of March, 1862 and
six months from and after said day, being allowed and
limited for creditors to present their claims for eXami-
nation and allowance Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned win 10th day OF June, 1862 at O'Clock
NJ of said day, his office, IN the city in Kenosha re-
ceive examine and adjust all claims aud demands against
said deceased.
ISAAC w. WEBSTER
(4w51) County Judge.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-19
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