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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30

Cairo. Now 20.

Frauds upon the Revenue Department,
to very considerable amount, have been
discovered at this port. Some Of the
parties suspected have been arrested, and
others are At large. The frauds we're
practiced BY means Of fraudulent 10 voices.
In'shis manner. permits to ship goods to
Memphis or Paducah would be obtained
from the proper officers. To permit is
always attached eworn invoice of the
goods. their value and the number Of
packages in waich they are contained
After procuring an invoice for five or six
times the amount sworn to, many packa-
ges would BE- packed in each box.
One Maj. Devssse Was chief clerk in .
house which transacted the greater part
of the shipping business at this port
He was the principal operator for gang
Of smugglers, bis position affording unu-
sual facilities for the contraband trade
The losses to the Government are already
reported At two hundred thousand dollars
Devasse left Cairo last Sunday, and has
not since been heard from.
There are rumors at Paducah that the
rebel Gen. Roddy. with force of 1900
to 5000. with artillery, made his appear
ance recently on the Tennessee, below
Eastport.
There was great excitement at Colum
bus, KY. yesterday, caused BY Genera
Smith enforcing Gen. Hurlbuts conscrlp
ton order in that place. A large number
have been arrested for military purposes
The steamers Nellie Moore and Silve
Wave have sunk, the former on the 9Th
at Cumberland Bar, below Smithiand
bound for Nashville, laden with Govern
ment freight. The latter on the 18th, II
nine feet watss, one mile below Commerce
90 the Mississippi, laden with com missar,
stores and horses, bound for Nashville.
! 1t froze hard here last night and TO day
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10 Alexander Locthead, Kexiah Jane Loekhead, Eye.
kies IL "a, David Lyon Elizabeth A blair and
Chasies Blair, Defeb dsnts
You are -reDy nolinrd that in the action pending
the District Conrt Of Lee csents Iowa, ~ keokue
wherein Alexander L., kheaa Is PiainsiG ard Martha
A MeEiheney add Others DrfeBdabts said
~sStba A. H. Mex bene, ana I'd yard MeEgbere have
hl-s sssins yon rruss tiii aging . oecf%e To-
the uAdiyided bali OF the fractional worth West OF
Se-tfon 30 Township &C North, Range West, in Lee
county, igsa and other eluits bic relief, With costs
And you are also hereby noiInea that in the same
suse there - p~ding sgain-t you the sao Alexander
Lockhead, Kvzah Jan~ Lockbead, Ea~t les ~ IN and
Davii lyon ervst bal fIea by Elizabeth A. Bst and
chsres Bisir, her hushand csinsiax that the raid
Elizabeth he The o. nef G fe simple the un9ividrs
0ne nth pAr Of said reel state and Irss ing
qui~tne the little thereto In her. and TOR reners
relief
Nos eseh Of you must appear and said gross
bills BY noon Of the dsy oftte term %
Court. 10 be held b. Era Aoboay ruary ies4
decree prayed for viii be had therein BY de aaa
II. SCUIT HOWELL
At,os nsy for Martha A. X. Ackiheuy
RANKIN McCRAhf
Attorneys for Chsfles r. and Elizabeth A. Blair
sr-d4~
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Three Daily Trains:
From Pittsburg to Philadelphia
with Close Connections from Western Citiss,1
all connectip directte new YORK.
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA.
And Close Connections at Harrisburgh foy
Baitt.aere and Warrington.
From Pittsburg to New York
oEn rRAIs RUss DAILY (t3e) aILxs,
VIA ALLEsT OWN,
THoUT CHANGE OF JARS
Arriving In advance of all other routes
SEWN DAILY TEAIgs
FROM PHILADELPHIA ~ NEW YORK CIT
fiekets fer Sal. 10 Boston by Boat or Rail
Boat Tickets 6 600 on any tn.
Sound Lines.
Fare to all points as low as any route.
Sleeping Car.
On NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New FORK and Baitimsr.
fE Bagyage Checked TAropqA. IN
And Transferred Free.
S Bayyage Checked Through. -s>s
And Transferred Free.

+ X f. 1 q II Il s.
BY this route, treights OF ali descriptions can %
orwarded to aud from philadelphia Nee York
Boston Baltimore 10 and from an, poiht on the
railroads of Ohio, Kentucky, indiana, Illinois.
Wisconsin. Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
akCT.
The Pennsytsxnis Railroad also nects al Pitts
,urg with steamers, By which GoodScaI befurw ard
cd to my poini on the Ohio, Auskiugum, ker,uckv
Tennessee. Cumberland. Illinois, Mississippi MIS-
consin Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, AID Ned Riy-
and st Cleveland. ~anduskl and Chicsxo 18th
steamers TO all ports the North " ssIerl lakes
Aerchantsand shippers nirasiing The Transports
ton of their Freig TO this Company can rey with
condolences on SPEEDY transit.
The Rates OF Freight
Tosndfrom any pointin t he West by the pennsyl>
.ariA Central Railroad. are al ali times As "a
tOkABLh As ARk CHAkGED BY oTHERkAIL-
xOAD OMPASIES.
IL r Bepxrticularto marx packages, t.vlA PEss,
CENTRAL X. r." II
For Frvighi Contracts or shipping Directions, xp-
ply 10 address either OF tke following Agents OF
the Company.
u. A. STEWART .Freigh, Agent. PitIstursA
CLARkk0 CO., Transfer Agvnts, -
NV. BROW y d Co, Cincfnnsti, o.
&c. MELDRuh Co, Madison, Ind
]. X. MOORE louisville, Ky.
W. M.AlkMAN n CO, Ey snsvills, Ind
X. F.SA louis Missouri.
CLARKE & CO, Chicago HI.
J. Ill. M'CULA Portsmouth O
M'NkKLY, MONTGOMERY, Msysviie
KENTUCKY.
WI. & 4. L. LANGLEY .Galiipolis,o.
II s.. PIERCE A CO. ZanesyIiie. %.
y. b. HUDSON Ripley. o.
r. MELDRuh tyeness Travelling Agent
for tne South nswest
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NOTICE.

10 Bridget Panniug,
Ellen flaming,
Charles 4. FsnninE, Msss-s.
Geor1~ " iiis rsnHing
w alter o toEuer.
There j. Gle the cfsee of the CLERK Of tbe
District Court 81 Lee uEt,, Iowa. eokuk, the pe
ntpn " Ueorge IL sins, claiming a the i-feDds
Gee &c zrtiening certain RAJ esiele In lie
~ lose, g. sk L. ta- A1ditun OF William u. Will
ans ana Reeves Perry he city Of keos cattle
as e. Addition The map q Ohi-y q Strlle, h.
tselv- Ii@ th- nAif Lot 81 I'LL IL b och
!@i, ia The sne rlEy II GcosuE. Ia Block hund
add sisig eiEhi ls- h font sxts l6ol feet LIT.
ave Isl srasss ala forts feet b, hu bdrel o.
Lots Hsr lb aud slA 81 comm neEg twenty iert frou
3 allies also 1euis fees font OF Lot III b!
onc hGhdted feel dr~p also twenty feet u
next 10 the ALP aud running ten feet across Lot
also lot i-o TT Bio handfed and any 1891,
also The un Gs id Is ibrds The front haf Of Lt-
eleven sHd iweiy- IIkI2l IL Block forty t.o ~
Also Lots nine W sn eAs-half Il lot eight In i5@
hundred ard nihe llosl, said petition alleges tha
Walter o. Conoer has mortgage interest III parry OF
said properly, aud that The other Defendants
hsif Of sutJ Ct TO cad intetest.
Unless ,ou appear Ind said petition be
ffs 4 the reeohd da, Of the February l-G4
Of ssid CcEtt commencing Ia. frst Nopday a
f~afnsry. judgment Of Partition viii tie renaerei
b dsfsuil. RANKIN AetRAhf
aov96-E4~ Pla1nlrs Attorneys
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s-T-Ie6OHX.
DrHke's Plantation Buffers.


The, uarssy. ssr4asthsn and tnvifetsts
They create . health appetite
fhey are IN anttdute 10 change OF aser and diet.
They overcome effects idIssipaiiop sad late honfs
They urepg hen the sysem and hveL the mind
They orevent ma-msiie and In r. rutif mt fesera
The purity The breath and Asidtsy pr the stomach
Ihey care Dx sge psIa and Co. stipslion.
They cure Diarrhea, Choiers and Chorrs Aorhns
They cure Liver Conplaint and Fvoas Headache.
Thry are The b<ss Rsti~rs In the wodsh. They nah,
the veal sirsnE. and exhsrsted nator.s
v~.., r~Seor~r Insy are made Of pute Croix kun
the eeebraI~d Csisaya Bsk roots sad h-rts and ar
t.t "A wt,b pessars ef beversEe without regsrd
rs age OF time day. PaFticuiArl, Recommended y
DELEGATE persons reauirins gentle Ell ant. e5
al 3.ocers druggists. HsT-is and ltous-
r. a. DRAKE h CO 2a Broat9ss. xsv-York
Sid BY Andrew j Wlikins0n.
Le7aA usm No. - haih-s1-. Keokuk
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE.

10 - ssrnsteD cnseas Les, HosEeT, Yicaiep 4
Lacas, wn Turner, assignee OF Patrick 4 Grouse
Randall, simon Dietrich, woodward & Co
lou hereby nOtidsd u NJ there 10 nov IN ate In
The ONCE Of tho Clerk of the D.trict Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, e keoknk, the petition Of samuel p
tho VII Of 3. Reevss deceassd claiming ofyeu Che
saiA p. n prnsson The SUN Of Five Haadfed Dollars
- money due on three promissory notes; and also
claiming ssainst al you the foreclosure OF inert
ease upon Lot two Block ave lSI in the addition
IL WIN. n WiIlsms aud Reeves and Perry 70 the city
" Keokuk, Lee County, lows. less the est half Of
said loi hitch has been released
Uniess you appear thereto and defend before noon
OF the second dsy OF the February 1854 of sad
Disvies Court judgment snd decree will be rendered
sgasnst you the fapn, By default
RANKIN McCRARY
uoyoS-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff
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FROM CHATTANOOGA.

Chattanooga, Nov. 90.
There has been no fighting at the front
to-day. The enemy has concentrated be-
low and near Dalton, with the view of
making stand. Our line is beyond
Ringgoli.
An order from Bragg recalled Long
street from before Knoxville on the Goth.
He is now endeavoring to join that chief
tain near Dalton by circuitous route.
Tie situation from Knoxville to Bridge.
port is all that can be desired.
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Washington, Nov. 90.

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has concluded to recommend in his report
to the Secretary Of the Treasury, larg
increase in the excise tax on distilled
spirits, the present tax being considered
absurdly low compared with that levied
on other goods While in England il
yields go per cent and upwards Of gross
revenue of that country, in our own II
yields less than 10 per cent Therefore,
the Commissio will ask that the tai
be increased to SO or SO. probably the
latter sum.
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Recruiting in New York.
New York. Nov. g!

From returns received at the Assistant
Provost Marshal Generals Office, it sp-
pears that the number of soldiers enlisted
in the city under the new call for volun-
teers. during the past week, has been
about 500. As the recruiting business
was not fairly in operation till Monday
last, this is considered very encouraging
result for the first week.
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The steamer Silver Wave, from St.
Louis To Nashville, with a full cargo Of
government stores and abou, 100 horses,
sunk yesterday morning about % miles
above Cairo. 1t is thought she cannot
be raised.
Weather very cold here since yester
day q. M, thermometer ranging from ten
to fifteen dsgress below freezing point
Ice begins to appear in the river
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LIVE STOCK.

DYoyerhand Farmers wi i6n hi / n g mos tsdvnn
ageous route Tor Lave stock tapaeious Yards web
satered and supplied with ever, convenience have
nsenopened onthisiineanditsc onnections andeverv
attention is paid tetheir wants From, Hsrrisburxk
where will be found every CONVENIENCE for feedins
and resting choice is offered OF the PHiLADEL
PHiA NEW YORKand BALTIMORE MARKET,
fhis wiilalso be found the shortest quckesi md
most directroutefor Stnck New York-lviaAllen-
townl-nnd uithfewerehAngesthsna any other.
EaOCH LEWIS .GeneraiSupt.. Altoona, p
l.. L. HoUPT. Gen .TicketAgt ,PhtladeIrN
I'll. Il. HOUSTON, General Preight Lila
phtf Agen
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New York. Nov. 29.

Yesterday morning the Deputy Mar
shall seized the steamer Morning Star,
previous to her sailing for New Orleans.
Sixty hogsheads we're found supposed to
be pork, but which contained whisky. it
is alleg,d d, for the Southern army The
owners agreed to bind the vessel for the
return of the cargo, in the amount Of
$4,000, aud The Marshal then permitted
her to proceed on her voyage.
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HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE

DATCHELORB celebrated HAiR DYE - eAs Beat
ID IL fAs World The only Hsrolsss. 7vss so ksh
sbk Dye tnovn This splendid Hair Dye els Pefiscs-
cA2nErs ksd KnMy Gssy Aair instantly 70 6tsssS
BE- Montreal 6rsrs Iihout snjurfne the Hail
parts fresh VITALITY, frequently RESTORING s prcstde
cor ana fcctinss the i'll effects Of Bad d, - Ths
U-npinr 10 signed WILLIAM BATcEELoA, all Others
are mere limitations and should be avoided. sold By
All Druggists, &c. FACTOkY-6l bAacLAv-ArRseT
Nee verns- 0s4eHsIoRf INV fofLsT CsKsA son
DREsstxs rns HAin. tssdAs1y
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Washington, Nov. 90

The condition Of the President, who
has been confined to his chamber for sew
eral days by sickness, seemed to be much
to-day and to promise an early
recovery. There is nothing in the symp-
toms OF his ailment to excite the fears Of
his friends.
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FROM BURNSIDE.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 20.
The latest news from Knoxville is to
Wednesday. The north part Of the town
was burned, including the railroad depot.
Burnside Is cheerful and confident
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Salesof 5-Qo's.

Philadelphia, Nov. go.
The subscription agent reports the sale
of s3.985.9OO COS yesterday, and for
the week, IS. 995. 900. 1t is expected that
deliveries of bonds will soon be made
with the usual premptitade. X ~ :
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New York, Nov. 90

The Herald contains statement signed
by Surgeons Meeker. Simpson, Brown
and Parker, describing the horrible bar
barities practiced toward Union prisoners
in Libby Prison, more than confirming
previous accounts.
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BROW
BROsCaIAl
fgWaES
poa
COUsRS
o. sAs~D
COLDS.

-. I'D - exposed 70 sudden changes
S n ,hcr O.,.is only the xtsssar s.BIowp' g
n.n..hsss, r ochss hnytne proved their ~fbcacy b.
sass - m.n, rrra are hiGhIy recon- neudeA and
~ pm eiape and Surgeons in The Army
ma ~ !, rseeiyed te.tiuonias ffdm many eminent
men.
u.it.d SIZE. snI nost Foreign countries At Is cents
~, hor ncv25-dlm
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sUNDRaEs.

LEATHEK-Soie SOC IS Hnr ness IlDle.
HIDEs-Dry Fiin,is1ise; Dry sAi,ed -; srubby
half price : giess . TO u; green sheep psiss Ice
] IS: green hog skins lSe.
skkUs-Tinoshy - 50 TO rs: Fiax, ~ %.
RKAThEKS-3sa4e.
CHEksE-Hanhu e Is 10 isie.
BEEF CAfTLE-aG2te gross.
sHEgP-sa SO 20 ~ o. vAesd.
wooL-Clean rub~ sshed 50 - coo; I'm ~ashsd one
bird Tres.
oIl.S-ceai Oil, eSto 7oc; retail SOC. Linsced OIL,
ei soasi 90; Lard OIL. Sc to 81; Pish on u 20
BEEswAx-fee.
FAT HoGs-e4 20 ssess.
RAGs-Wooien y Cotton Ale.
NEW GuxNiEs-s 10 2ai.
OLD RoS-ie D. Bfass Ice ~ Copper
ice ..
kxcHAssE.-on New yoYH. PAiladeIphia, Boston,
oineinusti, St. Lc~is a. Chicago per cent. 70,
q abs funds. Gold Is buying
Day GOODS.
sHKETIsGs d sHiRTIsGs-7o 10 <oe.
DRILLs-26 Co.,
PRINTs-Ht, IA 2sc.
DELAfNs-s5 10 xte
eiSGHAMS--s3 TO IKE.
CHADWICK COATS spnoL-si
sKEIy THRgAD-eI 90 to .. To-
FARMERS MECH CsssiMERE-se 10 -oe.
skisT BRAID-5oc To q o.
CORSET JEANs- e5c.
DENlMs-32l 10 size.
rIcKIsG-92t Ia eae
LlNsEYs-39 ~ Soc.
CANTON FLAySELs % 10 4se.
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1868 h. Mt. II. e. NJ ,D zoe,
24NWEa..s.s

niger Trains
will r''0o1 ~ onsii iaftnsr notice, trains
e"e kEOEUK I Is a. m and S n m
lave FIT. MADISON 400 am and 100 pm
ATspccial Trains make come ction with Northern
Limo Packets above and below the Rapids.
1.-THE Mo ming Train makes direct connections
with Packets and X. Lines.
1.-THE O'Clock train from Fort Madison mates
close ccnnec'tcn at ksoRuk with the Eastern Railroad
TOR all points Kast and South and nth the K n n
NJ q NJ X. B. for nj points in Des Mones river yslley
NV. OGDEN,
~ iss-n Secretary.
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Sunday Night Report.
More Supplies Sent to our Men in Rich.
moud.

mond.
Washington, Nov. %.
The Sanitary Commission hare to day
despatched from Baltimore another large
invoice Of clothing and supplies for Union
prisoners in Richmond. They have ad-
vices Of the distribution Of their previous
contributions by the rebel authorities.
Additional Government supplies will be
forwarded as soon as evidence is received
of the proper distribution Of what has sl-
ready been furnished.
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STATE OF IOWA In The District Court OF
LEE Cors1y- said Countyi At Keeknk.
Alexander Ioehhead, 'Piainiir,
Nartha NcElhany.
Ydp ard Ace ihary.
Erekiei Lyen. Defendants.
Notice 10 hereby given 10 Ezekiel Lsen that petit
ton civil action - sic 10 The qlerks once OF
the District Court Aforesaid. IN th4 above entitled
cause behalf Of the shove rsmef R'ainttrr sfsns
you and claiming against soU ihe OF ilie
bond on III. fractions NV y Of See. b. In Tc~nship
Is R.4wess. 10 Lee County. Iowa, AID The inter
Ell d. ali Ire IL the sold 10 pay the
$40. With per per nan intefesi from
July - lea, due from NAriea Ne lhans, and The
same amount aid like interest frum sa Erekei Lyee,
and er tain ATTORNEYS fees ana and fsr general
relief
And unless you appear snd male defense thereto be
fore he second aY Of the ntxf te IN OF said
Court to commence on the erst hopds, OF February,
1854 Judgment i'll be rendered against you ~ rrsyfd
for in said petition
ROBERT n. GILMORE,
uoys-oav Attorney for Plaintiff.
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- ALE OF IoMAl :.
- LEE Corsrr.
In the District Court OF said County, in Keokuk
X. P. Lowe, Pis,sff
Prrsns
c. Grinnaa,
%. N. Grinuan,
David Day,
NJ J. Lay. DefesdxHts
Notice Is hereby given TO the Defendants herein
named thai prsi,ieB in = civil setigo fie
in The Iiork's T. fhc. of the District urt aforesaid
dds yeriaed in alt Of iSe above named Pisintlf
sgsinsi soa, nno csi ing of the said q. a'd d. v
9rinnsn tie red ron II Lots 6, in Jock I'll,
ia the city OF Il kak laid county, from certsu
Deed OF trust snd sale Hereunder and against all the
ceferdsnts The foreclosure Of Euteage executed b,
said A. and Day fsr he sum Of S155o, wl.h
ten pei cent from May 3 1859 The said de-
( tdants 6rins further B'1taed that the SAID
Court has appointed Receiver, 10 ase charge OF said
property n u e rents ard pront. thereof
And arie~s ven app-sr and maze defense thereto tie
forS OF the second day of the next term OF said
Court, 10 ,aueec- the frst Mcndx, OF Fesrasr,
1861 iadsmen III Be render sgainstyou, prss
for IN said pet ton.
ROBERT II. slLLM0KE.
noye5-d3w Sol for plainu6.
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PcnngyIVapia Salt nanufattHPiHg G.
SURVEYORS OFFICE,
RAckmh Inca law n f6G1

EOTICB.-To I'll persons having guns, revovsrs
pstolr, munitions Of Of any kind for sails are
ordered not 70 sell dspose oil the same without hfs
obtaining permit from the uncefsisned ~ order OF
The Special Agent Of the Treasur, Department. All
pcrsors v,eIsng this order will liable 10 have such
for tbs Of the Govern Of ths
United atates. JOHN oIANNts,
mayas-dtf Surveyor and Collector.
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Seizure Of a British Steamer.
New York. Nov. a8

The British steamer Corsica. from Mas
eau, was seized by the Custom House
officers last night, as we'll as all the bag
gage Of the passengers.
Large amounts Of specie, rebel money,
and a rebel mail was found on the steamer
and among the passengers.
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Cinoinnati, Nov. u.

John Morgan and dix Of his officers,
Captains Bennett, Taylor, Sheldon,
Ha;nes. Hooker, Smith and McGee. es-
c.ned from the Columbus Penitentiary
las. night, by digging through the floor
of the cell, and thence to the sewer lead
ing to the river. A thousand dollars re-
ward is offered for the arrest Of Morgan.
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STATE OF IOWA.
- LIE CorkTY.
In the District court OF said ouuiy, il Keokuk.
Freeurn Knowles, Plsint.s
Tsrsns

Henry ccrsith, DsfesdaHfs.
Netiee is hereby given to The Defendants herein
above ed that petition IN civil ACTION file
in the Clerks oee OF The District Court Aforesaid In
behalf Of tie above nMm ed PisiRuf against yea aud
efai sng to redeem from You under JubiOr mortgage
certain premises ia the south est quarter Of
-, TVw n,hp t5 n Range west, Ia said County ard
state and tea dering YOU CoaIt 81 as The vxlDe
ssia redestiou; said petition ng further u al The
ttte OF petitioner in said premises sSaiast you be
qhefsd and established, and Tor gsBeralfelief
And unless ypu appear and mate deferse thereto
before nom OF the second Gay Of the next term OF
said Court. 10 the rst Monday OF Reoru-
Ary 1854 ndgneEI viii be entered against you, rs
pray III In said petition.
ROBERT II. GILMORE,
noy2S-o4s Any for PlAlntif.
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NOTICE.

Il D's1o I4AI ~'O1HoA'
To Cyrus kinsey, James Bradford, John Stanaus and
Hiram Barney
You viii take notice that there IL Glr In
the once of the Clerk Of the District Court oil Lee
county, Iowa, at keokuk, petition of James Me-
Quaid claiming Of dele ndAnt Cyrus Kinney the
OF Twepty-four Hundred and Eighty IS 10 Dol
lars, Bey due three promfs-ory notes
ciaimp e aesnst all Of you the foreeL OF
tain Deed OF Mortgage made BY esi Cyrus kins'y t.
one Hugh Reid, and conveying the following des-
Glib. ate, Lots eleven III tveis
i2l Ia Biloxi th,rt, nine (sel III Reids addition TO
IN. Gil, % Keokut Coun, ot Lee, and hta'e OF Iowa
by the Kipse, secure the of tbe
Sad notes, ii NJ, and b. Held a.
signed together With the original Botes to plsin,in
hctuAid.
Il nj onsar before noon OF the second das OF the
ieat February term 1854, Of the said Court dece &c
will be rendered gan you BY default, pray FOL
in said petition.
RANKIN q McCRARY
navlo-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30
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PRODUCE AND Provisions.
eLouK-sapsraLe - 81: sprisa whsas extra
-; FaIl Wheat Kxsrs - IS 10 - Is.
CORN MkAL-ol 90 2 100 -,
SHIP BTUpp-ei IS 70 oi -.
CORN-Ss0socv bash.
wHBAT-s.n q ooosl 10; Spring sso7se ".
KYE-o0 TO Csc II
OATE-3SG60e.
GREkN APPLES-6oe 70 81
POTATOES -z1soc; Retail 26c per peck
BUTTER-Conmon l6c; Choice, II 70 2ic; retail,
7o9a5c
EGGS-l9c.
CHICKEEs-el Is to q 20.
LARD-s . stc.
WHITE BEANs-Common to good 80 to u 70
Prime Navy % eaos2 rs.
TALLOW--s se.
HAY-Tinoshy, eis % 70 sIs %. balsd 80 %
10 ea2 or Prairie eI2 TO ois 90.
GROCERIES.
suGAR-Eew Orleans fair. lss; prime l3x;
choice il; New York, G, letc; Nov York, A, isc;
crushed powdered 1T.
MoLAsskS-Bechsr's Sugar Hoase 7o07sc; Col
densyrup sc sei oa-very scarce sorsum 400soc
CoPPEE-Rie soSaotc; Java ~;
RlCE-9i0ioe.
SoDA-Anerican, lei English, N 70 &c.
SoAP-Pslm SIC. Family So, German 7ic.
CANDLn6--ssas 10 10 20; Mould, i9t to I4c.
TEAs-Yeupe Hyson. q IooeI 50; Imperial, ~ .
Oel 81 Blsck, 75cooi 70.
ToBAcCo.-Dark Sweet, ~; Asdisn Drasds
soc to nc; Gold and NssaraI Lsaf, 80 - %
NAlLS-Best Brsnds es 80, rates.
GLAss-exlo City e37s rates.
I CoRDAGE-iete "a iSte
PRUlf-Rsiins - oooe5 Is
sALT-Lake - so
PIsH-No.t MaeksrsI bbis. oI4 50 70 els g.
No % Do sia % % sls %
No. do hlfbbls - 10 - % -.
MOI do do 300
Hifbbis. No. White Fish os Is