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Fl q "A d a u a. r u ID n 8
FOR
Produce and Provisions.

JACOB W. HEIDLER, Montgomery House."
u corner room, at the old Excelsior Daily Markets.
constantly reeeving, and keeps for sale, FRESH AND
DRIED MEATS, PouLTRY, PRODUCE, VEGETA-
BLEs, FRUITS, GAME in season, and All the edibles
that he can collect nom the four points OF tho COM
the palate, may be had at the Exeesior Market
sold Jake is determined 10 please tl,e public and he
tAhlHhmeDt
Call sud see him. He will be prepared to please
you any and every day. lsl5dom
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Reported for the Daily Empiro.l
New Work STOCK Market.
NgW YoRK, April IA

NgW YORK, April II
STOCKS-The Market is steady money
at 6G7 per cent on call; Sterling Exchange
unchanged AmericanGold 554 United States
skies 81 coupons %, registered ! 04,
Treasury $40 04A, one year certificates
SO, Demand notes So United States
fves "a coupons o., New York Central
l5t, Erie 77A@77i.
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Dayton Market.

UATTONl hpIII 10
HARSHMANS FLOUR-Red wheat,
wholesale 6 %, retail c IS
WHEAT 10.
C0RN-55.
OATS-45@50
BARLEY-l 45@l so. q
RYE--90@l 90.
HAY-Timothy IL OO@l3 90 per ton.
FLAX-SEED-3 CO.
WHISKY--44@44
GRoCERIES-CoiIe 33h@36A; Sugar l3s
@l44 Molasses 65@66 Sugar House
Syrup 65@75; Teas 3o@l 60i Cheese
l5@16; Rice 9A@lO; Dried peaches SOLO;
Dried apples 495 Beans 50@2 10 per bui
Butter 20@95; Eggs l0@l2a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-14
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in the Year 1860,
ROR THE CrRE on PRIVATE DIaEAaES


Established in the Year 1900
FoR THE CURE or PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under she control OF Two Of The most Eminent
Physicians IN the world,
DR. Z. BoNAPABTE, from London and Paris
~ Hosptaa, and for tho past ten years OF the Cln-
cinnsn Venerea Hospital, aud Dr. E. b. REYNOLDS,
late Of New York. This is the only office In the city
where u permanent cure Of Private Diseases can be
Ohaibed, without the use Of mercury change OF
diet GonorrhRa cured in q 10 AZ hours, elect cureu
in to 10 days; Strictufes cured in TO weeks; Moo.
turnal Emissions stopped in TO days; seminal
Weaknes cured In tos weeks Syphilis in It's prma.
~ stages cured in3 dayA; Secondary symptoms In
to weeksi Skin Diseases cured IN to weeks; im.
potency, Yigor restored IN TO weeks All diseases
of private nature treated with unparalleled success,
male or female.
Or Bouaperte's great work on private diseases, the
Private Guide TO Health, is beneficial all, and
female, old and young, should read this book. twill
enlighten those who grope in darkness Price 20
Dr. BonAparte's French Patent Male saiel II ia
perfectly safe and never sils to 60 satisfaction Its
the only safe and sure preventive against disease.
Price OF the French Patent Male Safe, 81 the single
one 81 per hall DOZEN W per dozen, sent by mail.
s-madame LOzlER's Female Monthly Pills IL a
safe and reliable remedy for suppressions and all fe
| male diseases Ladies' should not use them dsulng
pregnancy, ~ they will produce miscarriage Pfiee
81 % per boI-extra tine S5-sent 10 any address by
| mail.
Drs u. 4 r. are the men 10 consult; they sre un.
questionably acknowledged TO he the champions and
kings Of W nereal Diseases and the only Doctors who
receive monthly reports from the old world; they
have been accustomed from an early age OF youth 70
witness the various diseases which aftct mankind
and to watch the progress through long career o
professional study 1n every sphere OF life, from The
humble abode OF poverty to the mansion OF the veal,
thy, and having asceralned beyond doubt the vas
suffering OF humanity they determined 10 select the
generstve system "a their particular study,
vote their wnole attention TO the alienation of the dis
esses OF these important functions. No letters will b,
answered unless they contain remittance OF post
age stamp. Cali or address,
Drs. BoNAPARTE 4 REYNOLDS,
No. lS2 Sycamore street, between Filth Sixth, cas-
side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Office hours rom AN to9P.M. fec
n FRESH ARRIVAL.
| lust received n complete assortment OF Coal Oi
y Lamps, Shades and Burners, Wicks and Chin
neys for sale cheap by
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-14

WEST FOURTH STREET.
ofNcIENATI, OHIO.
Black Silks,
Extra qualities, at 81 %, 81, 50
Colored Silks,
Small checks and other styea 81, % II, ao %
Repp Silks,
French Printed Foulards
Mourning Silks.
Full assortment
Dress Goods,
Every elyie and fabric
Striped Bareges,
| silk and Wool, at 2jc
Mozambiques,
oRGANDIEs, JACoNETs, PERCALEs,
LAWNS, etc
New Chintzes,
And Gnghsms choice, at 81, ao so, 80 70c
@ alicoes,
lS1I, 20 %, %, IS, 30
Table Damasks,
Napkins, Diapers, Towels. DoyIies, etc
White Bed Quilts,
All sizes and quates at 81 75,o,a so
Piano Covers,
Cloths and Cassimeres,
suitable for Spring wear
Balmorals,
For Ladies and Misses
White Sheetings,
so, So md soc
Corsets,
All Sizes white and colored
Heavy Brown Sheetings,
4 so, 30 and 40.
Laoes an d Embroideries,
Muslin FlOuueiugs, etc, "very cheap
Bleached Muslins,
From sOc NJ
Linen Handlxerohiefs,
Extra quality. at 81 50 per dons
Z Furniture Dinities
For Bedspreads, etc, at 30, %. 81 aud a
g. Clerical Ties,
For Ladies "Novelnss
Housekeeping Goods,
A very complete stock Of all kan,
IT, Ladies' Umbrellas,
5u. slk and Gingha
N Parasols & Sun Umbrella
BED Lace Mitts.
IN, Ladies' and ohldren's, cheap, 81, so, G214, zoe,
on
1SS SS Hosiery,
s'.idj 4 LADIES' asur. aui chilare'
s5S 'SSa Hoop Skirts,
,nSI Sd Atihe old pri'
Silk Shawls.
for Mozambique sha
1. Spriug Cloalks, Garment
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-14

GARBOH OIL OF the best quality the market can
" produce both for safety aud durability in burning
ano free nom offensive odor a. can be made for
sale by the gallon or barrel by JAMES ABBEY,
dee Druggist, 100 Mnin street.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the subscriber has been an.
j. pointed and qualified as Administrator Of tho es.
gomery county, OHIO, dec ased.
ms2lwl MOSES woeAMAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-14
Sandusky and Buffalo.
Erie Railway Steamboat Co.

6a&h@A a. WILL run regularly eEA
Ngpf8 Of navigation between ~ HEt6
el1112<141EGthe above named ports, A-AEE2AillAl1
the following firstclass screw steamers;
~ ,.T l, ~ ~
fOhIbMOufh captain j. w. TraVers,
Captain ]. M. Lewis
Connecting with the Erie Railway at Buffalo for all
points in the East.
The attention Of shippers Is invited 10 the superior
facilities offered by this line. For freight or pissage
apply 70 SETH CALDWELL, Agent At Bunalo.
l.. W. OSBORN, Agent at ssndusky.
j. NJ. OSBORN,
~ oenl freight Ag't 3. D. 4 O r. n Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-14
FEMALES FEMALES FEMALES

FEMA ILDO - n CM dI@Asto = r 1SAu a ASA1hJ
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CON.
TEMPI4ATiNG MARRIAGE.
IN Many Affections f6etliaT 10 Females
The Extract Buchu Is unequaed by any other RENE
dy as n ChlOroHs ketrenchlng, lrreguarty, Pain
fnIness or suppression OF Customary Eyacuauona,
liberated SChirrous state Of the Uterus, Lencorr
hea or Whites, serty, and for all complaints incident
10 the sex, whether arising from lndiscreuon Habits
OF Dissipation, or IN the
DECLINE OR CHANGE or LIFBi
See Symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-14

Take no more Balap Alereuyy or Unpleasant Medicines
Ioy Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases
HELABOLDS EXTRACT BUUHU |
cuREs
SECRET DISEASES
In all their stages; Al little EKpensei
Little OF no change in Dieti No Inconvenience;
And no Exposure.
II causes frequent desire and gives strength 20
Urinate, thereby Removing obstructione.
Preventing and Curing Structures Of the Urethra,
frequentin the class OF diseases, and expellng ali
Poisonous, Diseased andwOra out Matter.
Thousands upon Thousands
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF QUA CKS,
and whs have paid heavy fees to be cured in short
time, have found they were deceived, ana that the |
''poon has, by the use OF poceJh dsTiRgentsn been
dried upn the sysen TO break out in an aggravated
form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRAeR
Use HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BuoHU
fer all affections and diseases of The
URINARY ORGANS.
whether eIshngin
MALE OR FEMALE,
rom whatever cause originating and no matter of
HOW AONG SIANDlNGs
Diseases of these Organs require the aid of Durete
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
IsTHE GREAT DIURETIc,
and It s certain TO have the desired efeotin
Diseases for iOheh It Is recommended.
Evidence Of s most Responsible and Rsiabls Ceafoeer
will accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
Froms to 20 years standing
WITH Names known TO
sorENoE AND FAME,
"PHYSIOIANS' TAKE "EOTICE"
Wsmaks mo scc7et' d" Iagrsdeats,"
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCAu
Is composed Of Buchu Cuoeh- and jumper Berries,
selected with Rreateare by eompaten druggist
PREPARED IN gACUU.
ny IL. B. HELmBoLD,
! Praeecai aud Analytical Chemist, aud Sole Manmac
turer oi
dELMRoLp's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
4 AFFIDAVIT.
EtPersonaly appeared before me, an Alderman OF h,
city OF Philadelphia II. r. Helmb0ld, who Icing dur
sworn, doth say, his reparAtons contain no narcotic
no mercury or other iniuuous drugs, bat pure
| vegetable. II. b. hELMB0Lp
Sworn and subscribed before me- this ESD day Of Ne
~ Alderman, Ninth IT,, above Phs.
PHYSICIANS IN ATTENDANCE From q A.
Ia TO s r NJ
Price 81 per bottle, or SIX fer SB.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from o
seryaton.
Address letters Of inforrnationtp confidence TO
h. h. HELMBOLD, Chemist.
Depot lOi South Tenth a., below Chestnut, Phila.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS,
. AND UNPRLNlPLRD DEALERS,
who endeavor to dispose "of their own and iothe
ARTICLES on the reputation attained by
HstmbOtrs e@u''s Fcsp@ati0ns,
SaksapdLgia,
Sold by
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S.
TAKE NO OTHER.
Out out the advertisement and send iorit
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
Deseribs Symptoms IN al Communicable,
oUEss Guaranteed ADVISE uraIl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-14

n FRESH ARRIVAL.
TUsT received complete assortment Of Coal OIL
y Lamps, Shades and Burners, wicks and Ching
neys for sae cheap by
des JAMES ABBEY, Druggist.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13
DRIGINAL NOTICE.

10 auih " yFiek, Geo Wyrirk. jain p Hornish, l.
Ip..a.Ps1 ~, ~ . nhy, Ltl.hlEt liar. \ bay, r
sama Black. W PlunsY, Esra Pottst A q rsn'
bell aud william Miller, executor OF Jacob Miller
deceased, b. h smitt ir Pat MeMapuus VIM ARI
huddieA Aichsei Kelly 1hOs. Kelly, Rude d MIR.
ythn w kAnEin executor Of H. Ii, Evan lane.
6urdon, Wm Raddick Dsn,I Wood ard .nd a a..
DALI Hose Co., Derendxuxss
You, and each Vf hcreby NOT al tha, n.
is now ON ale In the Of the Clerk OF thc
Court Ia And for Lee County, IowA, a. keekok = ne
titIon OF Hiram barney claim ms d u.lsmsnt an ,ors
closure Of Mortgage asaint ssi 9th Win aLos,
banned Tor the sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars - i,h
ten per cent interest from iNt da IN Jpx tsuso
and special and general xecution axsipst Rsh y, -
rick and as Against all said defendnts n1oyr n.me,
ptayug also for the force osure Of Mortsssr sys ~
sald kuth Wyrlck 10 Charies Mason apon m vsssi
oithe west VI the N. " y Of Section 2e iown.h,a
lool north eiaange I61 west in Lee unty Iowa ths
sale of ssid MOI promises 10 pay ON sa,, a,
the extingnishmen Of all equity OF
Tor coats and general rsifef
And unless you appear and ans said pstition ,n
roe Moon vi .be second day OF the next Of
sso oomeheii nj heok NIX Or The nrsl Monday
ot osFWmnef a D. ieoa, Or assignment and decree
viii be had therein as prayed Tor ny aefsuIt
H. SCDTl hOWEIL
HhS7-u'~ Attorney fof Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

fraeklin Harshman, Elenor Tweedy, Andrew
fenasi, haas On d CO. SonHable smyth, De-
1. @aa Saeh OF yon are hereby notified that there
- nov VI die In ths Cerks ofee Of Inc psssrs, M, y,
OF Lee county, Iowa, ut Keokuk 4 peffrfoy .ns@s !,
amended petition Hiram barney az in,ng a ,n,,a
ment against you franklin Harsbmsn ara E,sn
Iweedy for the Three Tbous.nH uoIIsr. sna -
AGAINST all Eae above named deisnasuts risu,,nr an
ioreciosore Of Aortgsge made ~ Kaid e,.nntIsa
Harshman and Een.r Twsesy 10 Cbas Mnsnn A. - $50
sssigued to said uiram Barney sans leIng ,,'a ipe
ehst BARI VI OF TIRE north eat aunrt,rr IN
iMeh1S -thrse, 23l D Towa Vel 1901 sh ran,e I've
~ ~, W Lse 1oony, ie~ai tio praying fer the
sale OF said premises paw on said debt The stagr
shment " the equity of redemtton and for een.,.l
relief with costs
ana nnleas you appear md answer said petftien IN
OF before noon OF the OF the pext tsan, ~
haid Court TO commence a r. ekaA Ola lie ia Monanx
VI september, A. D'5 leeS lndPmcnt Will lie had by
aeIset. H. SCOTT HOWELL.
may4-d4w Attorney for pt.tni,,r
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THE GATE CITY.
A DIsLsxAL onsAslxArHos Ex-


lfron the Dabaqse Tinss u hsys.l
On sunday afternoon last, after the
usual Vesper services at the Cathedral,
Bishop Spyth sddrsssed has scngregstion
on the subject Of secret societies. He
alluded In the first place to secret socie.
ties in general, and the disfavor With
winch the Catholic Church has always re
garded them. He then, in earnest. point
ID. and unmistakable terms, mentioned a
secret organization which he said had
been in process Of organization 10 this
city during the past few weeks, and into
.wh,ch several members of his church had
been initis ted, and when, he very much
feared, had no good intentions toward the
Government Of the United States.
II was led, he said by Hior polittesi
hack" who, he had been informed b,
those whose words he did npt doubt, had
been . Know Nothing elsew here. He
warned the members OF his Church not
to join that society. He called TO their
memories similar associations, which were
once organized 10 Ireland in opposition
to the English Government; the members
Of which had been betrayed By the con.
-psrstors, who Rad tecf, 'bfibed, into the
hands Of the British Government, to be
tried for high treason. What evidence
bad they that these men who were build.
ing up this society in ID Dubuque, we're any
better than the leaders of similar rsti,ties
In Ireland 7 The rules Of the Church
did not allow any Of its member. to be.
long TO societies Of the kind, ard if the,
joined them, the moment they did 90 thet
we're ,pse foeto out Of the pale of the
Church. He would give those members
OF the Church who had jJined the organ.
ization two weeks to leave it, and then, if
they still continued in IL, they nigh, con-
sider themselves excommunicated. The
Bishop then concluded with a most clio
quent appeal to his hearers to sustain the
Government under which they lived. to
obey its laws, cherish proper respect for
Its rulers, and not be he'd intosny schemes
which tended TO lessen their lore for their
adopted country and it's constituted au-
thorities, which might BIO gotten up by
politicians.
The Copperheads who were engaged in
organizing the Society supposed they had
things In very fine way They were
receiving arms and making arrangements
for b u exhibition Of loyalty--to the
sousbern Confederacy one OF these days
when the draft should be ordered. Ey.
erything was KEEP. very qnie', and scarce
y anybody knew anything about il, untii
Sabbaih afternoon, when Bishop Smyih's
renlalhs fell npon the ears Of the conspir.
atofs like thnndcrb1It Some of the
men concerned in it were present and az
terwards rs much az United that they
belonged to 1t. The effect will be. very
beneficial
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lkIGINAL NOTICE.

~ M ~ EshiAp, otiey, sarah Fox, Il Eek
81 n p eenenu stimpson and Margret Tar
You are hereby notified that there Ia nov ON Ale =
The once OF the CIefk Of this District Court a. Re
county Iowa, AT keoknk. petition In eonity bt John
winthrop claiming tudsm against you Dun
lap md j. W. otIs for the sum OF Fur Hundred No.
tst ulon your hote, and also praying for the
osuIe o. hergsg- upon and sale OF Lots tI1l and
Ia IN Block t0l Macon pper Addition 10 Inc ca y
VI ksos1k. Lee County Iowa securing said note ana
Tor general rehef -
roN essn You mnst appear aud answer said petit
by noon of the second day OF the nextterE a. 81 M
Couft to be held at keoku k on the ars. kandsv -,
september, A. d. 1863, judane win be hat
By default. SCol Il BuMr
nay4-a4w Pisintif,s At,orpsx
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+ TNITED ATEs MARsHAL.s
SALE.
STATES OF AMERfC,A

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
pIsTItT Iowa. -
BY Virtue u Execution 10 me directed i..uaa n -
the Clerk Of The District Court w the urftsd gfats
,of shs Sse'hetn Divisian ~ tho Diairict OF
losA aa9 sxainN Edward kilbouTne ard
coleman ana soot, - Rftncipab, and Robert H. Foot
A. l.. peuisg z, &. tpve % socurit ter In frxo,
Of states savings Institution have Ieye. upop ana
viii soii ths highest bidder, Al the du,s a, a. a
Clerks Oce of the Dist Coart of the unIt
for the District OF Iowa. at keokuk In said Ii.,rs,t
the 3osh oag OF Asy D. IS6a betw cen the h.n,s
OF oeioek a. - anu o'clock =, \. OF saa day, the
follow Ing property, to-wii;
Lot NJ. six lSl Block No. mise tp).
Lot No. i've Isl Block No ave (5l
~ ieei OF the West aide OF Loa 40 g. RI,ck 81
Lot No. seven ~ In Block n. 81.
- Eve (6l = = twenty-stx fcgl
feet in width ~ (ito1 sp OF TIC Esst sise 81 M
No four 90 ~. ok No. teG).
also Block No CD in keids addition 20 The eli,
keokuk All Of Tho sasve i-ota the az oil co.
ksk Lee county, Issn siso Ge 2So acres 90 Of M.
West - ~--S MI ~sSosAp
The Wess half "a Of South wsst Quarter ~, ssc,a,
lowa. - - = - ~sA1s'
. TAKEN and levied upon Is the property Of Kaws I'd
kiibonrne 10 satisfy said w rit OF Execution
Keokak, Aptii 4ed, 1855
H. IL. HOxgE III. s. Marshal
srSs-as~ ny HAnRY kuLssE, Deprty
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SuxAER AND WIsrxR. The two side

SuAAEH AND WIErxR. The two sides
OF the lake present a splendid contrast
this wesk. III b lis on the Hancock side
are bare and dry. the roods being actual-
" dry and dusty, while those on the
Houshton side are entirely covered with
snow-the full garb Of winter. There is
IN looks, at least months difference iu
season, and, for that matter, the ,sapsss.
ture OF the TWO sides indicate it, Hosgh.
ton Lake Superior) Gazette, April Is.
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=
I EGAL NOTICE.

To Lc Dcbyps snd Mary Dchyns, III, vtse q n ps.rea
Jones McCatehson and --- h cCuteheer Ia : n.
Win ard X l. kuddick, Thonns a,nd. - 60,
Van Ausdal, D Crsns AnteA Tncm..ssr ~
Wright and d y Wight 0xex utors 81 shs ss..i.
Of Wright, deceased, Chaplin Lee faye nry.u
Adams II Co., Vim stsnnus, n d woodrara
Co., 1hoapAon, ANA king, Charles Psrsaas
Co.
You and sarA q yos, are hereby nes1sd that there
Is e in the ONCE the Clerk AZ The Di.f ~
Cont OF Lee County, lows, On Kcokuk, pvftio,, ~
6. H. Perry claiming Of you shs sad T. o. 6ebrn. ~
OF Seven Hundred and Eishtsen Dotlara viah q,
per cent. interest per snnun from \ Arch 81 NJ -
money due On Two prvAssary noso. aud a,nu
AgsiBst all cfsou the foreclosure 81 Nss
given 10 secure sAid net Ana cUnves ina o.
Real Estate, torwit One handred Sses o. rsl,un
street by ninsty and tnird tpssoa hktecnrn
areet, being part orioss alA no In 49, fSirsy 4.
the addition " William b. WilIAans - hssy:s =
Perry the Ny ksok NIX III the eeniv ~ ~ "a
state VI isWa, In which heal nte 70. <. - 81 rsr,
sone Int rest.
And uulses you sppsar thereto snd o~6s,a n. a. !.
noon % tue sseono aay 81 the nexs II ~ aid
District Court comme0cInR uu thsis, Nondsy ~ 49,,
teubsr, isGa, judgment Ard elecre~ viii - senaSss
againstyoa thereon b. defauis. $50
kANkIF McCRARY,
Api'-dsw AttoFs~ss for fisi1ia
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sAvAGE.

The Leayenworth Conservative has got
Its ire up. Hear it:
I'VE havs frequently warned kiduap-
pe,s,to1 Keep sway from our city. They
win DC ssot ~ sight. if caught in the act
~ Leavsnworth. Slavery Is played out.
rageer dfivers cant crack thar whips in
AAasas. We again cay to oil such. keep
onl o. the way, for we're marching
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13

The fact that the Journal Office was
mohbed. set on FIRE and completely de.
stroyed last night by the rowdies, follow
ers OF Mr.. valiandigham, is sufficient
apology for presenting our readers with a
shee, Of this size The ares. of Mr..
pallandigham yesterday morning pro-
duced the most intense excitement among
his friends. and il was very evident from
the crowds that gathered around the
street corners and whiskey shops, that
mischief was brewing. Several Union
insn we're knocked down during the day,
for no other offense than that thew were
Union men. and il was really unsafe for
persons to walk tue streets unless they
were known 10 be "sll right"
The iniiammatory article in the En-
pare yesterday evening was intended, We
have no doubt, 70 incise the mob % acts
OF violence. About dark a swivel was
brought into the street from the Empire
office and fired several times 10 bring TO-
gether crowd. By eight o'clock the
crowd in front Of tie Empire Office NUN.
bered three or four hundred. making Il e
night hideous by their wild cries. The
assault on the Journal was commenced
with stones and occasional shots of pistols.
Pistol shots, however, became more and
more frequent after time, and there
were not less than two hundred shots
fredthrough the windows Of the building
Arms had been furnished these rowdies,
who had been supplied with whiss during
the day to prep re iheas for the work d
destructi1n ut ulHht, regardless Of all ne
terrible consequences that might follow.
Assoon as it vac ascertained there we're
no persons in the buildng-as that was
doubtless the object of the firing through
the windows --ihe mob crossed thestreet
forced open the doors, aud, after DESTROY.
ing what they could lay their hands upon.
set IRE to the building in several different
places. BY ten 'clook the building was
entirely consumed. The Are comnuni
Gated with several adjoining buildings.
which we're also burnt 70 the ground
THAI the mobbipg and burning Of the
Journal Office was pre.srranged by cooler
heads than the rowdies who crowded the
street corners and grog shops during the
day, we have not the least doubt. The
whole proceeding gives abundant evidence
Of this. <aAt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13

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Iowa, at Keokuk. petition Of Hirapa barn. cain,
ing JUDGMENT against you Adam sp.pbp for III. ~ IA
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Charles Mason upon Iat three 1877 Bkck 1of21 IN ,hs
OF Lee Ceaaty, lows and against you all
The foreclosure OF said mortgage the sale 81 s.a t
and Tor other eauitaLie relief,
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or before neon OF the second day oYthe r ~ ~, 4,
the said Court, 10 CONNIE st Keekuk ON tbe H,.t
Monday IN September, 1861 or Isdsment viii he b.a
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