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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-06
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To John Stnnnus, s Haynes, W Rankin, assignee Of
Patrick walsh. Nancy Franklin, executrix ~ the
estate vi Noah Franklin, deetsssd, L HH bee, " IA
Steele ,Rssishre % NJ L. Au.i. lea Nalah Sta IL
mus, ass Enre Ui Jphn Galloway Jsn.es Elilhgs
James Lev John Dnrke-, pnfkre, John
Bod, GottiIeb hunsaker, X n heynoids, lhgistiaH
Gsrber. Daniel Weilihsn.
Your are hereby Dotile' TINT there IL Ole In
the Office Of the Clerk Of fe District Court Of Lee Coun-
ty, Iowa, at Kccknk. petition Of Geo, G. Anderson
claiming OF you the said John Stannus and Haynes,
the sum of Seven Hundred Dollars a. money due on
three prom notes and claiming Of all of you tbs
foreclosure Of mortgage given to said notes
and conveying part OF Lot H. Block 80 In the city OF
keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, In which you have or
claim 10 have some Interest.
And unless you appear thereto and defend before
noon oftbe second day OF the Of said CnIt
commence the first onday Of February, 1863 judg
ment and decree WIN be rendered thereon By deIauk.
RANKIN u MccRAKY,
dec2.d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

To John Stannus, S IIasnes,J Rankin. assignee Of
Patrick Walsh, Mandy Ffahkitl'. exerutris Of the
estate of Noah Franklin, dectasea. A III. bee. VIM
Steele, assignee OF Vim X X RuidicE. Safah stan
nus, assignee OF John Goiioway, Janea NJ Eilii.Est
James A Lee, John Dnrkee, Durkee John
Boyd Gottlieb Hunsaker 81 Reynolds, IaHstiaH
CARRIER. Daniel Weilihan:
You hereby notified that there 10 now on file In
the Office OF the Clerk OF The District Court Of Lee Coun
ty, Iowa ut Keokuk, petition ofGeo. O. Anderson,
clamng OF gu. said John stsnnus and g. Haynes,
Seven Hundred nolfars money due on three proms.
sary notes aud claiming OF ali of you The foreclosure Of
mortgage given to secure Bald notes, and cuDvesinK
part Of Lot IT, Block %. IN the city OF keohnk lace
County, Iowa In which you have or clamo hasS sone
interest.
noon the day NJ the next term OF said Court
To commence on the hrst Monday OF February 1868,
judgment and decree Will be rendered thereon by de-
fault. BANKIN Il McCRARY,
deco-,l1w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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To tho Mechanic ana Manufactures.

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ri pd rs6us ssss, S'sesa Isl;se y.
cutrix oi the estate Of Gro. B.Ntlisms, deceased,
4bhsu, Johns aud CO.., Hnfh Cook, state sf IeEl
fpr iht ufa of hr tthoSI Yhffd. A - MeffSA. celRs
Minis, Seaman 4 Cos g4tSaBrsSrSNeeAss AsGo., Lind
Bros h Co Hannah Zindie and William Lohmer,
Executors uf the estate Of Louis 1lnLast dsevnDft,
Geo q A Rde rsan,, Hrowns Goddiny n Cor IeLn y,
Carson. Ben Johnson, Hawkins TssloI, n 8 Ma
Rpnn, Pyle, Nosmef curtis, JBCuth, 0ef4
barber, joins AcDengsii. Alien, and Jssse, Rsd.i
dick. IA! M es4t ss9 %tfNss Sa8y
You, and arch Of you hereby notified that there
IL ME inthe once VI the Clerk OF the District
Court or lee County, Io~a, 1t ksokuk, psitksn ri
John krnce, claiming frey, The ssid Wright, ths
sum Of Six Thousand Dollars ~ money One on six
prom ssory notes. ma also riainfps Of 81 Of ron th6
iortcio Of Mortgage given upon the sasa haif %
the south ~ess quarter Of 6scos Ts snts TOwn-
ship kixty-sn NORTH and Range west In Lee county.
and pray for sale 81 the undivided oLe4r!fuf ths
sad morfagod real estate the pay 81 said debt.
enc undivided half having bern renewed.
And unlcts son appear ihsssis nnd defend On
before pI Vie secoFd dsy ofths next term Oh
sah Court to commence nj X cotuktn the rst Monday
Of February A. H.. 1894, Judgment and decree viii
be terdered yon thereon by default furiAs snm
ctamsd, interest ard costs, and the said rea estale
wiz he sold for the pat mfnt or tho me, rta an Of
interest," IA and TO Tie said real estate viii be
on bb5 'ort scr barred AID prts,os.d
GRO. V NsCRARY,
.Is.t Is div htt't Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

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To A. IT, Hessiip, s. 4. Heaslip, John Shores, John
Donahoe, Young Brothers Co., G.. Frank d sons,
Webster, Marsh o. Co, Locke, Marsh u Co., Ihos.
w. Clageu, George Williams, Jr., Mary y. Will
ans, john Philips;
You and each OF you, hereby notified that there
is file In the Office OF the Clerk u the District
Court of Leo County, le~a at keokuk, petition Of
q. q. Hale. claiming ofyou, III. Heasiip and q. T..
Heaslip, the sum of Ten Hundred aud Eighty-Six
Sc 100 Dollars With 10 per cent. interest annnm,
from November list, A u. 1869, as money due on two
pro mssory notes made by you to George Denis and
secured by Mortgage made by you 10 said George
Denson aud since assigned TO said q. &. Hale, dated
lay Isl LEGO, also claiming against each OF YOU the
foreclosure said Mortgage, the same being the
Easteriy twesty 1901 feet Of Lot No ten l0 and the
whole of Lot No. eleven III In Block one hundred
1901 In the city OF Kaokuk, Lee County, Iowa and
further asking ssie oi sadpremtses aud general
relief
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or be fore second day of the next term OF
said Court, to commence at Keokuk Oh the LIST on
day or Fsbr uary A. ID, 1863 default Will be entered
against yuu aud rendered thereon as prayed
for In said petition.
NOBLE X STRONG,
dac27-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-05-29

WHAT THE REBELS SAY-The Richmond
Examiner of the 23d inst. says: " Vicksbul ;.
has lot fallen, and is not going to fall; tha;
Gen Johnston is a; the head Of rapidly
increasing column and viii soon make a
terrible apparirion upon the scene of action
that the supplies and medical stores in the
town are ample for months: that ",he in
terest IN the military operations there will
soon be ecIipsed by far greater events else
where =; that the campaign of 1868 will be
pretty we'll decided within the next fortnight,
as " the most important movements of the
war will be made within that time" and thai.
II the rebels "gain all that is now fairly
possible an entirely new character will be
given to future operations, which will relieve
the country of half the suffering il has hitb
er'o endured y The Examiner strives to con-
vince the people that there is neither truth or
probability in the rumors of the various de.
feats o: the rebel forces.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-05-29
Vallandigham's Sentence.

President Lincoln has overruled the SEN
tence of Mr. Vallandigham as given by Gen
Burnside and has ordered him to be trans
ported through the Federal lines. Hereafter
the home of this arch copperhead will be
among those with whom he has SO fondly
sympathized. What reception will be given
him by Jeff Davis & Co. remains to be seen :
if it be at all commensurate with the service
Val has done the confederacy, it will be most
cordial.
We are not sorry that bis sentence was
changed. If he had been imprisoned in
Fort Warren during the continuance of the
war, as sentenced by Gen Burnside, he would
have been made martyr of by all those at
the North who are disafFected with the
administration. As it is no one can lind
tault-Mr Vallandigham has only been COM
PEELED to co and live among those he has so
long upheld by his speech and conversation
The verdict of the people will be-ser,ed
him right
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-05-29

French army is not making much Roadway
toward the capture of Puebla. But on the
other hand they have been advancing back
wards at such pace FOR the last thirty days
that the entire city is now in the possession
of the Mexicaas, while the French troops
are waiting for reinforcements and heavier
siege guns. Gen Ortega's dispatches to Gen
Comonfort, dated Puebla, tho 10Th of April,
thus sums up the military situation during
the last month and half:
"The French troops have made eight as
saults, succeeding only in two. We have
lost nothing save our abandoned forts and
one line of defeLses. For the last 81 days
we have not lost foot of ground.
a band of gaerrilas captured the town of
Richmond, Missouri, on the 10Th inst, after
a short fight in which captain and lieuten-
ant of the 25,h Missouri were killed. The
rebels shot some of the federal soldiers after
they had surrendered. The town was robbed
Of everything they could carry away. The
same band plundered Plattsburg the follow
ing Thursday and robbed the Court House
of Sll 900 belonging to the state.
Tie Secretary Of the Treasury signed war
rants on Monday placing funds in the hands
of paymasters for the pay of the entire army
to the first of this month. No further pay
ments will be due the army until July next
Jamaica letters by the West India mail re-
port that on the 9TH of April sea fight took
place off Pedro Bluff, between a large war
steamer, strikingly like the Alabama, and
three other vessels. Heavy firing was heard
at 8 O'Clock in the morning, and the vessels
were seen distinctly from the shore pouring
broadsides into each other. The firing lasted
until about 2 o'clock in the afternoon. No
particulars given.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-05-29

when having lost 800 men he was succeed
ed by Boomers and Holmes trigades OF
Cookers division, by which the conflict was
ended in that part of the field. Boomer
lost 400 killed and wounded. We took
about 1000 prisoners.
On the 18th. advancing to Big Black, we
fought Pembsrton again at the bridge there
and captured 5000 more prisoners. He
fought in rifle pits protected by difficult
BAYOU full of ablttis. LAWYERS brigade OF
McClernand's corps charged the rife pit
magnifcently and took more prisoners than
our own numbers. Pemberton burned his
bridge and returned TO Nicksburg with only
3 cannon out of 60 that he had taken out
Building four bridges over the Big Black,
Gen Grant arrived before the town on the
evening Of the 18th and now holds it closely
invested. He had opened line of supplies
on Chckasaw bayou, having cut the town off
from Haines' Bluff, which is abandoned by
the enemy and which Gen Grant will occupy.
There was sharp fighting through the day
yesterday. Steele won and holds the upper
bluffs and the enemy's upper water batteries
and gets water from the Mississippi. Sher-
mans corps lost yesterday 800 killed and
wounded. Mcpherson who holds the center
lost little, as did McClernand who holds the
left. The gu1boats kept the enemy alert
during the night, and probably the town will
be carried to-day. There are from $1,000 to
10000 men in it.
THE GUNBoAT FLEET COOPERATING WITH
GRANT.
The navy department Sunday night receiv-
ed information that Admiral Porter has been
co-opperating with Gen Grant in the siege of
Nicksburg. His fleet was cannonading the
city and its works still ill the hands of the
rebels by night, while Gen Grants army as
sailed it by day, thus giving the rebels within
the town and entertainments not moment
relaxation from the perils of their situation.
Official information has also been received
that Admiral Farra;uts fleet is actively en-
gagged in bombarding Port Hudson.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-05-29
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Adyices from New Orleans state that at
Inilnight Of the Sth inst, our mortar feet
commenced the commandment of Port Hud-
son. No response vas elected from the en-
emv's batteries. On the 9th, trials were
made 10 secure accurate range; and at 10 at
night another bombardment took place which
continued an hour without response. At 3
\. W. of the 10th the batteries were again
bombarded and continued until 4:30 when
the eremy replied and tire firing became rap
al on both sides. The iron-cad Essex was
struck but not injured. The Richmond with
Il full broadside silenced the enemy's guns.
None of our vessels were injured Gen
Banks has turned over all the colored regi-
ments in his department except the engineer
corps to Gen Cllman who has the entire con-
troll of their equipment and organization. In
addition to the present four regiments there
are already 300 recruits in camp. All places
Of public resort in New Orleans, except
churches, have been ordered to display the
national flag, and all places of amusement to
commence ard close their performances with
a national air
1t Is said that secretary Stanton las given
assurance OF his purpose to protect the ne
gro soldiers Ill the service of the United
States at all hazards If negro soldier Is
hang by jeff Davis white rebel soldier will
Immediately be executed
Burmuda adyices Of the 9TH inst, give a
rnmor that Semmes has resigned the COM
mand Of the Alabama to his ist officer aud
taken command of 3 " fine Confederate ship
mounting % guns said L" fine ship having
been built by, armed and equipped by our
neutral" neishbors across the big pond
Our gunboats have assembled the Red riv-
er from Alexandria, breaking through all OBJ.
9'ructl'ns as far as Harrisonburg.
A sad mistake near Memphis, Tenn, last
week resulted in tine death of three and the
~oundlng OF four Federal soldiers A de-
'a:hment Of the 10th New Jersey and of tie
i'oth Ne" York regiments left the CITY BY
different roads in search OF hand of euer-
as, 4 few miles out the two de.acznepts
'aHe N collision eaeA mistsking the other
'2.suerillas' They Immediately commenced
RING one upon anotiler and kep. it in IN.
=. one party retrssted
New York has furnished her ouot, r.,
troops under the various calls Of the Pros;
"ent. So says the Provost Marsha. General
Bayard Taylor has resigned his position a,
Secretary of Legation at ST. Petersburg. He
only accepted the post out OF perscnal re gar
Tor his friend Gen Cameron and at his urgea,
solicitation. His salary was not halfas much
as his annual income as a writer and lecture,
IN his own country.
From all accounts It appears that the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-05-29
Cambridge Cattle Market.
BY TIIEGRAPH.
WEDNESDAY, Nav %. 1863.

EDNf>DAh- Nay "a, lobS
Az market CPS Cattle. about so Beeres anc
- Stores, consisting of Working Oxen. Cow.
AM one two and three wears ODDS
tEICES-Market Beet-Extra 500 ! : $50
first quality ss.25 sS.75; second DO $500
s. 30: third do. $50 SO.G0; ordinary
Working 0xen-S75. leo. 115.
Cows and Calyes--e2, p, 10. %.
Yearlings-SG.00 COCO
Two Years Old-S00 a OIL
Three Years Old-SO0 90
Sheep and Lambs-l9O0 II market. Extra anu
selections. $500 a 500 GOO; in lois. s4.Oo
20 0.O0.
Spring Lambs-S5.c0 4 coo.
Swine-0 AZ market
Hides-S - DC per 10.
Calf Shin>-l2 4 lie per 10
PeltS-c0.5a $50 each.
Tallow-S a.0c per ID
Veal Calyes-froln - to s6.J0
REMARKS As there waS larger Sp:,,,,lr of
Northern Cattle and about 6"0 Western Al Brigh-
ton prices we're full 10 cents per ewt lower Sheen
sold qnick-pIiees SINE - last week Lambs
more apund-,t-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-05-29
The war news of the week centers about

The war news of the week centers about
Vicksburg We publish elsewhere semi-offi-
cial reports of the splendid successes which
Gen Grants army has achieved in its march
upon that rebel stronghold. The record of
this war will be searched in vain for parallel
to the intrepidity, daring and perseverance Of
this gallant army in its march towards Vicks-
burg. 1t has been trul y compared to Napo
eonc campaign. But at the present writing
We have no official account of the capture of
Eicksburg itself. The rebel army has been
fought and defeated in as many as five pitch
ed battles within the last fortnight, the Union
forces capturing, besides many prisoners,
great numLer of the enemy's cannon and
military stores. At last accounts the FEEDER
al army had surrounded and invested Vicks-
burg on the land side, and the mortar boats
were oesieging it by the river There SEEM
81 to be no escape for the rebel army, and a
capture of their entire force has been expect
ed and predicted here at the North but as
yet the official report Of this very desirable
object has rot come to hand. While We are
waiting and expecting and hopng-not to
say fearing-'et US bear in mind that Gen
Grants army has already performed almost
>nperhuman acts in its continued and over.
vhelming defeat Ct tie rebels in five or six
severe conflicts, and that there is IA limit to
tie strength and endurance Of our soldiers,
and that It would not be the most remarka-
be thing that ever happened il an army thus
Xhausted should fail to carry so Formidable
position as Vicksburs is known to be. Yet
We expect 20 get the welcome intelligence
that this key to the Mississippi is i'll the pos
session Of the Federal army. and that too be-
lore we 60 to press. If such news is receiy
81 We shall insert it in postscript.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-05-29

that the frs. thing they have to Go is to call
back their forces to their own country, that
then We will be willing to make treaties with
them, but that as to an Union with the Con-
federacy, under the 1" old flag" or any other,
they come two years too late. Two years,
ard an abyss of horror and hatred, and the
blood OF our slaughtered brothers crying
aloud from the ground, all prohibit that I'M
pious Union; i! they repudiate the debt they
have contracted, and abandon the govern
meht they have established, and recant the
vows, and break pledges, and eat dirt, it is
we'll; we shall be charmed the movement
will sui, US perfectly; and, although we shall
not exactly respect the actors in that affair."
vet We shall not be unwilling to trade with
them-hoding our noses lit,le-snd to
show them all suitable civilities-but at a
proper distance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-05-29

The Richmond Despatch don't want the
southern confederacy made a penal colony
for tine United States, and protests agains,
the reception of Eallandigham. The EDoui-
rer talks in the same vein. 1t reviews
'ailanaishams position and concludes that.
although an advocate Of the vigorous
prosecution ofpeace, he does not favor separa-
ton. 1t then concludes: "Such is the
modern Yankee Chatham and such is his
policy. We have no sympathy with him.
We agree with him that his wey IS tie most
feasible and plausible way to subiugate us.
and trust that his whole movement will exhort
Lincoln TO keep him to his bread and water
on the Dry Tortugas, and il that potentate
should have impudence to send him South,
as some CT the papers intimate, that he be
sent back to the North again."