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The New York herald., 1863-11-02
The Late Splendid Repulse Of tho
Rebels by Gen. Hooker's Forces.
Howard's and Geary's Men Drive The
Enemy at the. Point Of the BayOuet.
The Eleventh Corps Receivers
It's Laurels.
OFFICIAL DESPATCH FROM sBS. Tn0nlA
H.. &e. ~

wisErsaros. Nov. J, issA
Tho following was received this morning - The bsAA-
quarters Of the army here
CHATTANOOGA Tenn. Oct 20, 1893.
Major General II. ". HAuxcx, GenesaLin Chief
sK-In the nghi Of nigh. The enemy ass~SssA eses
raj Goary's division, posted at wAuhAtehIs oe thrse
sides and broke his camp at ono point bu. vas dsvss
back 10 gallant style oy part of his force 'he rs
mander being hold In
General Howard whilst marching 10 Geary rs'sf was
attacked In the flank enemy occupying force Two
commanding hills tho loft Of tho road.
General Howard Immediately threw forward two of hs
regiments and took both at tho point Of tho bayonsss
driving tho enemy from his breas,wo,ks ard across
Lookout creek
In ihI. brilliant success over their old adversary, The
conduc, OF the ofrcors and OF the Eleventh snd
Twelfth cor, Sis entitled to tho highest prase.
GEORGE II. THOMAS, MAJOR General
Rout and Capture OF GueriiIas In Ten-
ncssee.
NAm,uII, Oct. 81, 1869.
Lieutenant Colonel shirley. q this FIRST hiide Ten
ncsseo infantry, attacked Hawkins and other sasriA
chos near Ppoy factory and routed and pufseed them
70 contreyie. whero hawkins made another stand, -
lacking the unlonsts while They were crossing sbs
river
Hawkins was again routed aud pnrsued anil his foree
was dsperscd with Iii, ors OF bS,ysx prI.onerti IN
cudDg Grifn,b, formc y editor Of tho Nasty'o U"e~
aud Amorlaon newspaper.
Our Io's was irinpg
Large Arrival OF Cotton ~ Cairo-Ths
Mississippi Htwer GueSlli1s.
cAno, Oct, al. lssa.
Tho steamer LIbsry, from Memphis, and the croceBs
cny from white River, have arrived bringing ono thou
sand nine hundred and eighty bales of cotton.
On her way ~ Crescent CITY fred into BY sus-
rias ~hic wooding up tho head q Island No "a No.
| one injured
The Memphis Barstin 2o,h says that No
Cheek with shell by grsrias at caiks rAs,
--'eA'ns shell sc, her On nss, bas Ito Ere ~s~
l sxtinsuished. u" 49, .s.
TIE sa.rllia Xswcoms. with ons hundred and ssy ~
was again conscrp,iug In Fays,te county.
! 49,. sr.. G.n.r.i shsrmsn's Army.
eAno. Nov. J. Issa.
"..-
Private advccs from below report General shcsmAs
skirmisbirs with the rebels under Loo, Roda<y Ard
Forrest.
An news Of military operations in that quarter 10 eon
tsbasd
Tho steamers Adrlato and CITY Of Pshn we're fred
into by suerias white on their way up 10 Memphis.
One killed and eight xousded on tho Ads,sss.
ganboai has gorc to lhs soe1s of danger
News from Burasids's Army.
EsoI'nls, Oct 40, rts3.
Our forces who occupied ouion have rces I'd 10 tse
north side Of tho river and occupy tho bsxb COM
msndns Ioni0n.
Death OF Gen. EiIss, Of the Msssssssppi q
Marine brigade n
Cane 49,, oct 81 .ltes.
The New York herald., 1863-11-02

prDrr-rr- ~ srs-tfry ei.'h ttf' ft'sst NO. -
esiaf AL Hlftg flffy rHrts ysff. rsn
,, b -, - nsffv csau Tns sgpgiT Ut-tn GA
ILe dgsr-s11.
The New York herald., 1863-11-02
Ihe r.rlssxn % Our ssiaitrs.
oHSRHAL oRpuRe---rc. rs. ~
HRAI~scsnrWs. DxvAsrnswr o. suw rA~

tan Nsw yoss, Oct - ,Iss3.
Al s5d'ess d Now yovk rcvhscnG sbeept on loa vc
On shch dsy thsy wiz report at tbs respecfivs ho.Ds
and f<eIso cb they Leisns. .,4s ,r'I- n =
~ cDsumsnd Of Mstnr General DIX
z Nss B,sxs, Ass stant Adjaisn, General
0nelal-cuss prfiE DIX, Aid Dc Camp.
The New York herald., 1863-11-02
Two More Herald Correspondents Cap
tnrsd by the Rebels,
Mr.. wiIiia.. Ye.ns's Despatch.

AhHS " Ihs fuosAci NOV i, 1908.
Am,ns the oopscripts who came 10 the army 70 day
werc SIX handcuncd dessfters
larre number OF farIeaghed soldiers have gone 70
New York 20 voeL
Except tho dash ct Auburn, whore tho gneriias ap-
quiet.
and nscrutabls Mosby manages TO break through our
lines occashnafy. Tho citizens his interest, and
10 sympathy with tho woman who exclaimed to bcr
husb,nd, willis Moeby ra,iing . suffers and
It's escort, go n BIZ, and help the MAJOR. you DO 60,
kilicd
The New York herald., 1863-11-02

Destroyed Tbs rsman,sv s.a-.- roa
oS Bsigadicr Rafael Primo Rivera. About
r. " sally was made from the by SIX hund, ID
npaniards aganst tho insurgsats the numb OF whom
was known severe dght enausd and the Donsni
--"s ~are driven out sf ths town. The spAoars were
1 - !" the fest throwing shelis into the
The New York herald., 1863-11-02

The war in Japan.
puRNNa OF THE CITY or KAosihA By THE 1ki'
rIsH-ELEvEN xNoLIsuhEN KILLED AND THIRTY
"' FoaEGS Orycs, LONDON, oct. 20, 1883.
The following telegram dated Cairo, Oct 10 sao n,
has been received rom ner ssys Agent sno ."'su' ~
end The feet toox up It's position opposite kAos'ma anu
Two shore batteries opened nre on tho nses which rs
~ a. DUSK the town was in flames in several places.
Our loss cousisled Of eleven killed. and th'ry-nins
wounded. -
killed.
{. The whole town is in naucs. "a.
Tho stood out engaging the whole o. the batteries
Tho city Is one mars Of runs-pai1ces' acsoTes ss
Three steamers q K.osna are destroyed oomp,sisly
The shore batteries are rsportsd 70 have been wen
The london Peaof ocseosr q hopes that the punish.
Prince D.%,. nss ss:s g s
bs gsinsd and how much 70 BE- Iest ~ provokme our
enmsy they wi doubtless Lodge ne sxpea,sn,cy
OF permitting british merchants 70 psue tben avocAson
The cities Of japan unmolested BY hcr savage rean
srs. ft ks go ~ 8, snnsri
/ lndia.
Tho Bombay mail has arrived Advices 10 the 3D.
sRhs bad been despatched from Lahore On an ursen:
rcauistop 70 the sent or dsaccihn the nortt
ostes Orders had been issued % stop al leave o. sD
The tS..d Gssn.cton ~ Of the frontiers. .. I
The following kilograms had been received y,s ssss
shrtipgs and tw,s. excited and advancing Exchange
n. 0,sd. Freghts active ~ S0s. a Dos. 10 London
: 30 ~ i'1sl ias BonBAy, Sept 80, 1883
| Exchange 2s. okd isg ~
| The Galway Steamships.
katk TRIP or THE ANGLIA EAsTwARD.
EDG1lin tOcI 10y correspondence Of the London nmes
Tho hopes Of those Interested In the success of the
Ro, Atlantic Mail Company havc been again doomed 70
disappointment by the failure their voscl TO mako her
port proper time. The Anglia expected on thursday
and due Friday, only arrived yesterday--two days
late She left New York tho day for hich she was
9th resched e. Johns IN the evei-
ing OF the 10th, sailed again on the morning OF the lin
add should have arrived in Galway en- irdsy eyenng,
but did not 70 her mooripgs until halt past eleven
A. NJ. yesterday. She seems to- have had favorable
voyage the only impcdment she encountered icing six
hours dc'enilon oy fos near y Johns hor dsy - - al, at
vessel america. she brought small mall and Hly one
passengers, twenty hve OF wh,m landei NJ GALWAY.
| The English Turf. ~. ~
| A COLT OF TEE AMERICAN HORSE cHARLEsToN AT
/ Hs zee LINCOLN.
| THE BiANNxE7 ssitisG sTAREs.
ILSoorN CouasE. Der. lo.-Mr whttys Contractor,
BY Ch res'on sAmer'c'n horse)--a0''r"c''on 2 PRS.
,r e'i OH oaSorSnes Gcnerai Williams colt yr. ss,
7ib carrying 6st. 9Ib (lGo) NWhitcey) 2
Mr. Reynards The sapper, yrs. 90.
L (f5o) ....... .... -. t1rmshaW) o
4 Also rnn-Drt Choap and lilly Grove.
per- and " ! each agai, tho General williams colt
aud Contractor. The sapper made play, olowed by mrs
Che ip. Contractor, the General Williams colt and hwy
Grove order namod into The straight from which
hair distance got the lead VIII hch hc maintained TO tho
cod, and easily by length two lengths separated
md and third The winDcr was purchased BY NJ
\ W. Barber for loo gutneas.
The New York herald., 1863-11-02


OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.
nHAyrHss. IMPAIRED SIGHT.
HoIsEs in THE BEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS In rHB
W THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRB,
OATARRH o. THE TyMPANIC NUCUs
sEnBAANB OBSTRUCTION o. THR
xusrAcHIAH fvsB.
CURRD.
- uloss sys s1RAIosrBHD IN ONE
faa NiNUTs,
- s,svy Assass II " Bye ana Bar requiring either
s.sxsas o. surgical ais xssssdsd sosy
DR. WON sIssNBnR0.
S.Ass Of .sortsai sss Fsss,sai osssr.uens o. he
6ssssss o. sAs xs viii aSs rev nsas Of r,.a.n.p.~
~. NO ss
nOADwAY :.
AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY. aa
Wr HARrxs. July 50 1864
Hnsssnso operated On bo,h Of my ears wi,hou, the
S ps.s sAiss hat could not believe could be done
.sw hsas wsn a.A feel a. never fesfor The twenty
ys.A n dszssriy and nm With wh,sh operation
ssssrnsd svnes sAs highest practical ability. hear
sssSs nls nov over nsDss since the openuon, and
ss.ssss y feel - wen - ever. t 81 ssiq1,s sHas
49, WILLIAM LIpDLs.
na,ssn. iassh stree. between Second and Third avea
y b. CATAaRH CURED ~ s1'a
--- NEw yoRH. August %, 1854
lAavs b.sp mGsrDs for The Ias. three years from
sssCasarh. With continual dulnssa in my head. tight
assAeses my chss. weight my eyes, which were
vsai wa.ery and very painful Ny nostrs continu.
ay obstruc.ed with pouring frequent
s.eeass hoar.snsss Of generally attended with
spsssa oftss win my throat together with
sassssus and dropping DR. Elsenberg has cured
u an desc dsasreeabe sunoringa Inow feel nfs
~ easnent Of Or. Eseubers sAnfuas
ssssul; II impossols overa.e the benefit have
sstvsd Il his hands Heartily any suffer
hs We myssf place themselves under Dr. Won Essen
bssss care with certainty being speedily cured Igvs
As win gratitude and pleasure forbear again
sayins that my voice. which hoarse and thick when
sssns y Dr. Won RhenseIg Is and good; in
Assa.y5sS spundAnsy ss,isasd, se .l, y
JAMES LITTLE.
- 8 4i sss ssveosh stree. New York.
at ,ees /.
NV YoRH, ssp. ., 49,
. Il. H
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whispered that government about 10 despatch some
vessels to tho North American waters, ana % sss
probable she viii be ono of them
The New York herald., 1863-11-02
Death OF Gen. EiIss, Of the Mssssssspps
Marine brigade

Charles r. Fiei. commanding the hissss,npi nsrins
Brigade. died sgGdeny tho 2oth nat Bunker M,
Illinois L.
The New York herald., 1863-11-02
News from Bsr.sIas's Army.

north side Of tho rycr and occupy Tho bssbs com.
msndns ronfon.
Tho other disposnjops II oor troops remain greharxed
The New York herald., 1863-11-02
THE NATIONAL CREulr.
IMMENSE SALES OF sovl,s...-...s

--..rnuurnr BoNDS.
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tween the two oontendiDg parties, :. fa
pleased neisher aisfv "a itefse
Ah Royal Hghness the Duke L'Armae, honored the |
-'-~ niabb by presiding at their annual
The New York herald., 1863-11-02
NE A DE'S A r N Y.
.>---~-->----.<-->~,>>~>.~
The MauGuvrings Of the Union and
Rebel 0mmanders.
>~.-N-<y.~~----~,~~..s~s--~
Continued Activity Of MOsby's
C"eriIl0s.

...-.,...--,.->>.,....,.
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NOTICE.

To Franklin Harshman, Eicnor Tweedy. Al Grew
T~ssdy. liAaaom d o.. Coanabte Surytk, De
PENDANTS: H
You and each OF you are hereby notified thst thste
IL nov on u in the cerA ase u ths Dtsfict Court
of Leo eounts. ipwa, at keokuk, petition and al
amended petnaaa Hiram barney claiming judx
n,ent against you frsnkiin HarshmAn aud Rienor
T~nsiy los tbs vi Three TAuusAld Doltass. aud
aaaiDsf all The above named defendants claiming the
aseclosurs Vi . Marisaxe made ~ said FRANK lin
Ha rshmsn and Eients Twsedy 70 Chas aud nfe
assigned 10 said Hiram hsrncy, sAme being upon the
BALI al Of thr north w~ss aaarttr al u secticn
Twenty -shrrr, 2jl 10 Township los north rsnss nys
Isl vest IN Lse County, Iowa; stse Prastae FIR NJ
sale VI sad pre- ises 10 pay VI A4id t ARR sxsings-
lAhmeni u the equity Ut rsdsmpon. and fcs SsasfA
falief ith s g9 ssssf8
And unless you appear and answer said psi ii0a Of
or hefnre OF the second day or the next Term
said Court, TO commence ~ keoknk the In ppde
of September, A. d., It6a ludsnianl ~ii o. had b
| default h. SCOTT HOWELL.
mayt-dAw Attorney for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Adam Spohn, Geo w Caldwell james Watson,
Xix, Hale d Co., Affair, " N black, WIN stan nus
Entants:
You are hereby notdedi that there 10 nov on nie In
the Clerks oice OF The District Court OF Lee County,
Iowa, al keokWk,A posiian Of Hiram BArpty ,ctainl
iny Jad smsnt sainst yov Adam Spohp Tor the sum
Of fpar Hundred Delisrs apcn your Mortgage made 10
p.,ytl~s Mason ug,a i.t three ta Biek so2, In the
he 10 tecosure % said gaze the sale OF sasa lot
a,id tur 9thrr equitable ssI,
And unless you appear and answer said pet lon
or beEJre " The second day Of nea vi
the said Conrt. 10 commence al kevkNk the urrt
ondsy ia september 1853 or Judgment win be had
tAe eco a by DEFAULT II aCUff NOW ELL,
mayA -d4w Attorney for Plsiaiin.
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THE GATE CITY.

Letter frsm IIsn. Revevdy Johnsen.
In response 10 an Invitation 10 attend
the great Uaion League meeting in Bal
simors last week, Hon. Reverdy Johnson
wrote an excellent letter TO the commit
tee, from which we take the closing part:
So firm and determined
IL the patriotic sentiments of our people,
that treason cannot even be- spoken With.
IN their hearing, much less attempted
with i#paaity.s True, in it's fullest meas.
ure, to he loyalty which binds them to
the Government. and resolved to leave
nothing undone to maintaiu ii in all its
integrity, and preserve the Union which
our fathers, by fundamentally. formed
and cnjoined on as to preserve A. vitality
necessary TO our happiness and prosperity,
they will never cease 10 war against reb.
els in arms. until treason is crushed, and
the Stars and Stripes wave uuchallenred
throughout the whole land, the proud
embiem OF our power and the evidence ef
our renewed progress in career of glory
which, rs in the past, wilcxcite the won
der and admiration of the world TO
tain this end, ~ things now are, (howev.
Or 1t may have been 10 the origin of the
rebellion. there are no other mesns left
than force. The sole ministers Of peace
At present are our aallsnf officers, soldiers
and sailors. Let these be used as they
may be, and the end will sooa be accom- !.
plished; and Ia us. IN pressing on thu foe,
not halt TO critlciso the conduct OF the
Government. Lei Us, on the contrary,
give IT hearty, sealous support, whilst the
peril 10 upon US. reserving for period of
restored peace whatever of censare We
may have to pass on the conduct OF the
men who are administering It.
That they feel as we feel in one par
ticulsr, no one can justly question. They
dssire to put the revols down. and with
that end will exert oil tie meal s entrusi-
ed to them. They deserve, therefore,
the confidence and encouragement of all
loysimcn. Let them have it. Let rs
rally around them. applaud them in sue
cess, support them in adssrsity. Let
them zee, that happen what may, the heart
ofloyahy will beat strong and true to
duty. That to IL no craven fear belong,
no dependency can come Let us tell
them that In our national vocabulary
there is no sueh word u fail. That at.
lacks, where frustrated, must BE renewed
and renewed again and sgsin. till success
10 achieved. Let them be assured that
the public heart is as impervious to fear
Is Our monitors nre TO the shot OF the Zoe.
and that ihesc must be used till treason
is extcrminated in its very birthplace
Tbs course pnrsued, the crisis will soon
sralinate--blood cease 10 flow, armed
men resume their peaceful oceupal,y,,a
brothers be sgain united, the authority of
the @ fapert established, and con
ftuational liberty. so hapily exhibited in
our institutions. be placed on a founda-
ton against which tue Vaccinations VI
REASONABLE ambition, ana the articles Of
foreign and envious rivals, will in the fu-
ture, plot In vain. With much regard
year ob't serv't,:
REvERDY JonKsos
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TT NITED STATES MARSHALfS
vsIrEp p snark :, e lp. A.kHIeA,s ..E r

UNITED STATES nF AkkRICA,3
Distnicf ~ IOWA. 60 SIT
~ virtnc Of an execution to me diseeesA. tu,6 Nv
the Clerk OF the District Court Of tAs Dated s,r,e,
abe southern bisissOu VI Tie 11sTeet q tvs ma
against An. n. austin and Charles III. Albers nsrt-
nsrs under The arm sA0s 81 Wsx n. AueSan d Ca in
favor OF James ees have lev led npou and = M se
she ghost bddrr, ~ IL 1Dor ~ Casrk. Gees
District Cou,i az the rnitrd S,ates fr the pi.
trics OF Iowa. at ksokuk In said Dslrsct, % he SIN
day OF May, a. 1859 between the hour. of o'clock
A, T.. aud t"'elees ~ 81 ss says Ne soife~ Ing
perslnsi properly ito, Wit.
Ao's afsenna'. AIN. d..eA Hevsahsr ,ssfr 90 20
with cha,tsi a. ssssc sssustus The sane. 80 III
Not. q X y. Mod, rs a.-sd h.rsh IS, sar go
- Ri hard Price, n oct. 1, 'ys.s n -
!" kiax y Tumehy. ssss Arsii 90 49, 00 %
g Peter hauberL Oct. !, - n 6
.. Sehau Becker, March u. 81 IOe %
u. l.. barnnui. !" peat ~ -, SU7 90
44D~sa 1sssse ~ III =
viii fully appear sA ID sss saass IL &5IF
,.a.a md ", sRsn !; &c gssysy
As'A''' Ap'A Il Il. III = sRoxss .. !. M.i.s.,.
aps-aAw ~ hAaAr FUlIoA. Usssty.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL.s

uAirTp p, STATES !, Or Ia. .ah1icA.,.
Bv Frtu~ 81 an Execution to me diryetea issued by
tbe Cietk OF the ussrci Court u the United states
for the Southern Division OF the Dsstrict Oh
Iowa, And sgainH EdEaru kiibsurns and
Coleman and Foot as principals, and Robers h. Foot
a. L. Dsnaing anu II. X. Love a. seeusn les m Aver
Of states Savings iu.tulioa have levied upch and
gill sell to ths hixLssi adder, ~ the do.s VI ths
Clerk unce of the Distei Court OF the United States
for tbs n,.STisl OF iowa, nj kcekuk In Said birst
the 30ih dag of Day r., 1883 between the hours
of O'Clock n. ana o'clock =, II. of sala day the
follow ihg properly, 70 VIII.
Lot ~. AK ~ BlecK No. nine fDo.
Lot No. I've Isl Block No. i've 81.
4oteet of the ~est side Of i.os 40. a, block ~.
Lot ~. seven (Tl In Block ~. ~
st five 4 81 .. I'VE nfy-sir t2g1.
feet ln width " fti deep, the Eaat sius Of Los
Lot Ne. i've, Block No. %. all Of Block 40. tI16l
atse hiack NO t22l in Hsia'a addt she essy Of
kGekls- All Of the above Lotx city o Kee-
knk, Lea county, io~a also The acres on Of the
Norlh side OF sectioa t.31 Township lG6 kAnxe ~
West. t8 W#FEJ@ N
The West halt "a OF South quarter M Section
ga Township ts5l Range to1 Wsst, ~ Les caunty
Iowa,
Taken and levied upon ~ pre- perry or I'd ~ nd
kiboufhe 10 satisfy said Mrlt OF Execution.
Ksukak, Aptii 22d, 1853.
ii. Al. HuXlE, u. n. Marshal.
sr21-e4~ ~ HAaEy FcLToEs Dc1ufy,
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+ EGAL NOTICE.


George O. Apdsrsos, F
Rnbe. Siispao., Equitable Proeeodlns
ElEae, III J. aimpson,
George Cark, senior. 3$AE@ A
ae dsnisndanls will AXIS notice that there 10 now
ME ia the ohee The CLERK N The ,.lssrIci Court
u Ice eeauts' i9.s, ~ ksatAl. pStti.G saai,y
" ueo' We =. Asdrfaun si4ilfx that Ic recovered
Judgment Against ks.isa ass,.s n al ths Fsbtusry
te III, sos said Court Tor 81 SO rs Min c.ls aud
~ isf s..i sis Isl .stt,nn h. Of
Lots 20 ', "a B'ocs szss Ire tSel, Lots q
40 Block H. "a The City 81 keOA TX Lee csunt, iowa
hat ssid hubert simpson 0euv~3 III III "a u
excepting 70 ert VI one Isl 80 ueorgs Gtask asn the
faith o his wife. and that The d~6 sr1L Cstk
conveyed said property .bu,h simpson TT III
siueratioa = eslo0 ihst sAlss ~ss srsadu-
Lent, kc. SAID yetuou prsys that the - les ma, be
set .ads and The prsts isid liable % pay
aebt. and tor general relief
Anu aiess appsAr Au1 answer q IL prsit ION
beiors The second day ~ noon VI The sepi ,absr
Term s6S Of said Gour Gre will te ,aL.p ~ ~
confessions sna according IN ths prayer OF gho bill
RANKIN " McchAHY,
apiS-dtw go PtAiatin'a Atsorucya-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

TO Van slight admiaistts or De Jong d~ceased
y pf~ea, Geo W sc r4ly, John Truce AID IaAs
Mas. N Hr fnntx:
iau are hereby notified that there Is on he In
the office uflhc CLERK OF the Court VI Lee Coup
y, Iewa, At keokuk, petition of Hsyam Barney
claiai.nx OF yeu, pS-Jobg. tho SUN Of Que Thoe
sand Dollars with teB per cent. interest per aanuu
pay able annaally money dne I'm Mortgage made By
!vu 10 Charles Mason aud snee assigned 10 III ram
barney dated goth Jnly. 1896 also claiming against
eAsh of you the fereclesrs u said Mogage the same
beinE upon Lots III and IA In beck 1861 in Masons
L,wer Addition IL the City 81 Keoxuk I'm Lre County
Iowa Tor the purchase money and us th~r asking Tor
a sale OF said prem sss and gsDerai relief.
And unless aspeat aHd answer ssid pet ition on
before Off ha second dag OF HE next term OF
said Court .oa,mence al keskuk On Tho Is Monday
OF september A. D. 1858 Judgment will DO therean
Dy default. H. SCOTT HOWELL,
may 4t$w Attorney for Plaintiff.
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AT the banquet given TO Lord Palmer.
ston, by the citiz-hs Of Edinburgh. on
the Is, day OF April, III. toast in honor OF
"Her Msjesty's Ministers was respond
ed to by the Daae of Argyle, who holds
the Office Of Lord Privy seal, with seat
iu the Cabinet. lie alluded, as the Pre-
ntiar lad previously, TO the Civil War
in America, and in spirit Of great can.
dor and ahsTaltty towards OUT Govern
msnt and peoplo---The following passa-
ges viii be te3d .i.h interest aud
pleasure:
"Gentlsmen. as my noble friend at the
head of the Government told the meeting
he addressed last night at Glasgow, We
may nil have our individusl opinions as
to the merits OF the oontes. in America.
1, for one, have never concesl-d my own.
As Government and = people we must
be what we have always been--absoimyty
seatrdt. We must take no part whatever
in that contest; only, let me remind you,
the peace aud good will VIC are all desi
rous should be maintained between these
two great countries does not depend ONLY.
may, does not depend principally upon
the conduct Of the Government. NV no.
Bile friend Lord Palmerstonl has spoken
Of the miscriss of civil war, ~ well he
may: but no word has ever fallen from his
lips which implies ,bat any one was emit
tied TO cast censrre Oh the American Gov
ernmen. for the contest in which they are
engaged.
'tGentlemen. who are ace, that we
should speak of civil war As in no cir
camstances possible or pr rmissiblcg Do
we not remember that our own liberties
have been secured through every form
and variety OF civtl war? How much
blood has been shed 10 the streets OF this
ancient capital Of Edinburgh? How many
CORY heads been nailed up in It's streets 7
How many victims Of owl war crowd our
church yards in every portion ofthe coun-
tryy How many lie upon our mountains
with nothing 70 mark them but the heat h
or the earn? WHIST d. we say OF these
men? Do We consider their course u
have been an evil one? Do We not rati,-
er turn back to these pages of history
with the loving chisel Of Old Morta'iL
torefresh in our minds the recollection 8
thesr immortal name? Yes, gentlemen.
II it be true--and II is trns--tLat The
blood Of the martyrs has been the sssd Of
the church, il IL equally true that the
blood of the patriots has been the founda.
ton Of the Liberties of our country, lie.
us extend. then, to our brethren in Amer.
lea The liberal Interpretation which Ne
seek to be given to our own former an
mails. |, for one. have not learned TO be
ashamed ofthat ancient combination Of
the Bible and the Sword, Let it be enough
for US pray and Iope that tho contest
whenever il may be brought 10 an end
shall bring with it that great blessing Il
the white race, which shall consist in the
6nal freedom of the black,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06

i EGAL NOTICE.
10 Hirsu, psri.A. " Yotd. B. "A Ford, Mary "

Newton, Henry NewAns a. x "a
Yyu.and each a ou, are hrrrty notified that there
10 tile In the ONCE VI the Clerk tbe Uissrkt
Court Of Lee County, lows. nj keskuk, ID SAID
", petition Of james w 6rinsa eiaiAsihgt Oh gax
Hiram Pa rJsh, Two 1tausane Bollsrs as n.oteJ cue
on certain contEact nssds aid ed sAaA
Hiram Parish and James v Crimes, andtne Henry
w starr SAID lstits also cialas gaiAss MI Vt yuu
the foreclosure OF lien certain Real kstste Ia Lee
eSvN ie~a securing said tsi ssss ia rish
And unless you appear aud answt said letitie
tere noen 81 The sstena aaY ei tbe ssxt kspt inter
terra of raid Histriel Court a. Lac eonuty iexa 10
be held at keoAuk udsne.t ia be rendered ass insf
You ~ prayed Tor by default,
RANKIN u MccHARY
ap2t-d4w Attorneys for PlainslT