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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-04
List or LskkCrS

II BLAMING uncal~d tor. in the McGregor
IL Post ,'lice. for the month ending January 3Is,
1868. Persoas eating u the Following lette.s, will
nlsaaa ,aCs I've J.'s NEsEta f.st :. '
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Lost,

..... ... Lost, .,sr4, n,art
I'm Saturday. January 3lst, 1883, between Nc
~ Grsgor aud Gen. Bigsiow's farm, OH the road o
NOnona, re.... -a. -ss4f BE-. IS 'r.H.argr. al
an. "H MINK FUR TIPPET.
The 6rder will be Literally rewarded. by leaving the
the lines Vfioc, McGrsgSr, with the Post.
master ut Monona. A. WlNkLEY.
Feb. !. l>63a3L7t3 '"% .'Nf' POS ..f.'.
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ID i H d:
mhus XIV Dec 9TH 1850 Of diptner

In Columbus KY. Dec. Orb, 1899, Of diptheria and
con umption, THOMAS T.. son Of Andrew q ana
Cypt hia A. Cloudman, aged "a years. months aud
q day. .ag.,1 -.
In Farmershurg township. Jan. 27th 1853. Of
neascis, " l,L,B EuRToN. y"ungest hid OF Asdrew
q, and Cynthia A. Cloudman, aged IL months and
day. .- ..,
ANN daughter Of WIN and Eldrinta 4. Campbell,
aged wear ard months.
At Post Arkansas, January 18th. 1868, 81 Pnsu-
monia WILLIAM SrssI. priva'e in company u. 9Th
rs years " - ~ "a ~ -
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Notice

FL. !. And. oS. David Hammer. Ge rye Greene,
tieir associate, sAce sOrs. and NIL perons that may
become stockholders in the As>ocia ion. have organ.
lied h' m'eve, into body corporate, by the uams OF
NJ Gr'gor Western Railway Company,
f"r the purpose OF csn.trnctn. OWNING and op.rst.
ing railroad extend ny Westerly and North We, terly
Rom the Mssi.sipp' River, IN the state Of Iowa.
The CoApan: principal place OF acting bust.
nsss Is Mtsrsgo1 TIA Csisat stock IL res 4, Ss
OF DoLLAEs. ." be paid N OF sub ciItion.. 1t ~ h
times IN such a. the Dirre ors may order
Tor the SPEEDY construction Of any line OF RsiIvay.
hey may ansirr AXE or contract 70 have built. n
+ The c0rpos Atior c"DneDr~ the Nineteenth day
Of January, ls63. aud continue. 1fy years.
The pussness Affair, VI the company are be man.
sged ~ 'ard III five Directors cons tin. of the
above rorlArators. euruE the first y~sr The Uirec.
sr- may increase their number seven - any time
prior 10 the hr day OfJanuary. 1866 ahd frem seven
10 nine at any Subsequent period.
Ihr fOck1seis are to fleet he Directors AZ their
annual meeting "n the third Wednesday III January
IN each year tier l>63
ins Oaicurs dur,ns the 6rst yess. consist Of Geo.
irsene. Pre- hlen' james l. Re nolds. Vice Presi-
dsnt David j. Ely, Treasurer; and Henry y. White
house, scsret AIRY.
The hix.est amount of Indebtedness authorised, Il
TX millions VI dollar, and this private psspsrsy nj the
tTAh"ders ~ exempt from tbs payment ot corpeEsts
dSbts GE,p GREENE prasidsnt
IL. y. WH'rsMouss, Secretary. jan. 2s. 'o3-32ssl
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Ambrotypes! Photographs |! !!

MR.. L. PEAvY would Re. pectfaily announce to
has taken In partnership, Sir. J. Il sOfvis, an ola
Da,uerre'sypst and photographer IN the East, ,nA
late from Rockford. llls, sud prepared vith every
facility to make
Daguerre, types, Ambrotypes and Photo
graphs from the card yisite, to the Plain highly
colorsd, either in .tt,s.r = -
Oil, Wa ter cOlOrs or India
INK, AMI will say that are ready to compete in
Size, Quality, Tone, FIni.h. or Durability
wiih any Arti~ts west Of Nss York. a. "a
Old tiesur~- repaired, ~ snlassed tn any size de-
'irsa and eoorrd giving the most perfect satsfsction
and All WOkK WARRANTED.
Rooms over Fssnsh's Jswelry Store.
J.. PEAVEY, aa*. - .ssa
S24tr j. h. OKviS. Artistic.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-04

"Icr Romans in Rsme's quarrel
spared neither land, nor gold,
Ner son nor wife, nor limb nor life
In the brave days Of old.
Then none was for . party;
Then all were for the state
Then the great men helped the Door
And the poor men loved the great
Then lands were fairly portioned,
Then spoils were fairly sold,
The Romans were like brothers
In the brave days OF old.
Now Roman is to Roman
More hateful than foe
And the T,ibunes beard the high,
And the Fathers grind the lev.
- we cdr hot in faction,
In battle zoe paz cold 1sm a.
Wherefore, men fight not - they fought
In the brave days Of DID,"
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Musical.

Nut zeal.
All those wishing Sheet Music. or Music
Books, will find good assortment at GILES d
B.ornrRs Jewelry Store. Also Musical In
struments. Agency for Melodeons. Pianos, DC.
All orders promptly filed at East IN prices. Il.
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On HuDs. New Orlesps sugar jass rsssivss .ssA
eOO fer .sls 81 8 81 esnts per Ill.,. by =
RENTON BROTHER 60.
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.....- .... Port Royal, S. c..
P. S.-Port Royal is the headquarters Of
the feet ..-..... o. L.
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was mustered into the service at Dubuque,
and most Of the other regiments have their
propnrtionate Number in the same oeadi,
ton.
There are about 20 regiments stationed
here in Jackson. The following are among
the number: the 10th, 62,l, 1881, 106th
and Hath ILL.,, Goth Ind, 9th Iowa, 5lt.
Mimi, 18th Mo-, 32nd and 33rd Wis, Bird
Mich. cavalry, part Of the 81 Wis, and ID
Tenn. cavalry. The numbers of the other
regiments am not familiar with.
Rather good joke was played on nine
Of the rebel cavalry, few days since. l.
seems they advanced on our pickets with
the intention Of capturing them, but our
Tenn. cavalry being aware Of their close
proximity, advised our pickets to hide and
let them pass, (Which they did, when they
Immediately exposed themselves after they
had passed. The rebels took advantage Of
the opportunity and turned round and took
them prisoners. when they started putting
our boys ON the double quick. They pro.
ceeded short distance with their priz.
when our cavalry, which lay concealed in
the woods, intercepted them in their pro-
gress by charging upon them. They cap.
tured the nine and dismountcd, and made
them double quick With our pckets back
towards Jackson. re-,
/ IL .
Our late disaster at Vicksburg has had
no good effect. Our loss cannot be less
than 1000. Another great military blum
der has been made, and thousands oil weep;
ing ones left to mourn the consequence
This trying to feel the strength Of the enc.
my ut the sacrifice Of thousands Of lives,
is utter fool-hardincss and iahunan, and
ught not to b. tolerated By The govern.
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They have also the prolific EGYPTIAN WHAT.
winch i attracting 50 much attention among Asri
Timofhy, Clover, Red Top, Riue Gees, and ether
seed f"r Garden and FIELD bought and sold. .so y x
Tney have al'o . large lot Of Repairs Tor Net'ep-
mcks Rs~pers, and DCw & Hswier's lhra+hS Ne.
ch,ne', Ard shall keep them con,tantly en- hand.
JapuaFyls, l863n3226 !,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

FATAL AccIDENr.-A young man BY
the name of John r. Roads, alias Allen
Gfaune, brakesman on the NJ. d NJ. R
h., was killed and terribly mutilated By
attempting to raise himself between two
freight cars as the train started at Duran,
Station, on last Thursday afternoon. He
was dragged some distance and his skull
was fractured. several ribs broken, and
one foot nearly severed When the train
was stopped life was extinct. His pa.
rents reside in Pottsyille, Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28
KEOKUK IOWA: WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 2s, 1863

free State" Should the election result
as is now expected, there oan be no doubt
Of the Americans inspiration.
II beg to assure Gen. Curtis, his fam
lily and friends, that the Iowa gentlemen
here deeply condole with him in the loss
Of his gallant son. the Major. / knew
him well, several years ago, ard remem-
Der him as frank, high-toned gentleman.
The last time / saw him wss with his
sister, who went before him to the world
of the pure and holy dead. How many
hearths are made desolate BY this war
how many hearts, looking for the loved
ones departed, long for the last sleep and
the narrow house. HAwKEYE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

New PEN.-We have made trial of the
yulcanized Pens, by C. Barnard, of New
York. They are free from the disagree
able drawbacks the ordinary steel pen is
subject to, viz: corroding and spattering
the ink. We have hitherto used gold
pens from the fact of all steel pens we
have used having the unpleasant feeling
OF harshness aud cutting through the
paper. We can with pleasure recon.
mend Mr. Barnard's pens to the public as
an excellent article.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

IH Mrs. Daniel Webster recently Wis
ited the tomb of her husband, at Marsh
heid, Mass, and caused the cofin to be
opened. Though Mr. Webster has beer
oeaa eieven years, it was found
that the brow was yet perfect in all ;ts
features, and that the s.contour of tha,
impressive face" was preserved the same
as on the day when the funeral Of ter
thousand. at whose head was 4 Presiden,
Of the United States, in all his superna
prime, took up its solemn march from III,
library ct Marsh6eld.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

RIGHT SIDE UP WITH CARE.-Draymen
sometimes forget that when "the line oi
the centre of gravity falls without the
base, the body must fall TO the ground"
Yesterday one of them witnessed the
practical application of this rule. His We
hicle was upset and his load pretty effec.
tually spilled, and promiscuously scatter.
ed over the street. The accident was
caused by running over the sidewalk in
turning the corner of First and Blondeau
streets, and the carelessness of the dfi.
yer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28
"HE STATE or IOwA,l
l.u Gay-Nrv fSs

To e. B. Higgins, and s. X. A. Higgins his wife:
You, and each Of you are hereb. notified that
is file In the ice OF the CLERK the Distric,
Court Of said Lee County, At Fort Madison, q petit
ton In equity caiming OF ycu the foreclosure OF
tain mortgage, executed by you upon certain real
estate In Lee county, Iowa, in said mortgage and said
petition fully described ssd conve, being Of
December is 1885, and made 10 certain promis
sorry notes 60 Jos. A. Crandaii Co.. OF Brano Weis
senborn & Co., In said mortga mentioned and upop
which judgment has stuce been obtained In Scot,
county, lows. on the 22d cay Of February 1885, toi
4s2 9210O damages aud aud 20 100 dollars costs
With per cent interest from that date, and which
said Judgment has been assigned 60 the plaintiff; ant
asking for decree ordering the sale said
aud the application the proceeds OF ssls the
payment OF said judg ueni and for general relief.
And that unless You sppear thereto aud defend be
fore OF the second of the term Of saia
Dfstc Court to be held Ia Fort Madison ON the ers
Monday in December 1863 default Will be eu, red
agans! you and entered thereon In accordance
with the prayer OF said Petition,
CROCKER 4 SMYTH,
ocf25-did Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

Some one, whom it would be base
fiattery to call An Infamous, cowardly
scoundrel, and praise to designate q william
on Friday night last, made nine ineisions
with knife in the American flag which
we had flying from our Office window
We will give $500 in cash to any one
who will furnish such information as will
lead to the detection of the traitor
The man who would mutilate the Star.
and Stripes, would lead blind man to the
edge of a precipice and hurl him over it
publish Copperhead paper, and out-stea
procastination.- Fl. Madison Plain
dealer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

rR- Capt. Reynolds, of company A.
lst Iowa cavalry, who was wounded at
Little Rock, is at home on furlough.
His wound is doing well, but we are sor-
ry to learn that his health in other re-
spects is not good. He is quite feeble at
present, but is thought to be better. We
hope to see aim, ere long, well again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

LEcrUaE The Rev. DR.. Fisk, the el-
oquent Tennessee refugee, who leetured
in cur city last evening before large
and attentive audience, will lecture in
Nauvoo on Thursday evening, the 29th
inst. All are earnestly requested to turn
ont and hear this truly loyal man from
the South
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

BEWARE OF MERIr-The soldier who
elected J. p. Hornish, the Copperhead
candidate for Representative, from the
hospital with the toe of his boot for ped
ding Copperhead tickets on election day,
last evening received his reward. He
was taken into Mr.. Harris Shoe Store
and presented with an excellent pair of
calf skin boots. Bully for him
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

nga- That large RED SToGA Boor
stands on Main street, between 4th and
9Th. before Huiskamp d Bro.'s S Shoe
Store, and it is there that we would rec
omnend purchasers to call first, their
stock being the most complete, and their
prices the most reasonable. D6r No.
liz. Oct % lw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

The NoRTHwEsTETN SANITARY FAIR
The great Northwestern Sanitary Fail
at Chicago opened yesterday, and the
Journal says under the most favorable
auspices, and never before has such a
patriotic and noble charity appealed SC
eloquently and successfully to the public
and private purse. The Fair is to be
continued two weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

PERSoNAL-We are pleased to learn
that our old friend and fellow townsman,
Hiram Knowles, Esq has been elected
to Judgeship in the territory of Nevada
Success to him, aud large prosperity in
his honorable position. His many friends
here will rejoice in his success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

I'VE will publish tomorrow a list
of the losses in Cos. III and | of the 10Th
Iowa, which were raised in Van Buren,
county. The list was banded us by Mr..
McCrary, who took great deal o. pains
to get 1t correct. 1t, however, is not Off
cial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

1t will be seen that every regimen.
gave an overwhelming majority for Stone,
making his whole majority in these regi-
ments 1854.
Truly. the soldiers of Iowa have done
their duty nobly, both on the field and q.
the ballot box
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

1G- The Kate Cassel is the morn;no
boat for Davenport and Rock Island and
intermediate points. Leaves Ft. Madison
On arrival of the cars, and will make con.
nections with trains at Burlington for
Mt. Pleasant, Fairfield, Ottumws, &c.
also with trains East for Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

MoBILE.-The Register denies tina,
yellow fever has been raging in the city
1t says rather tsrtly that the people are
so strictly dieted that i. is impossible for
any disease to develop among them. Il
also states that wood is selling at forty
dollars cord.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28
IOWA rrnMs.

The Muscatine Journal says twt
barrels of the potatoes raised BY the Sol
diers' Aid Society have been 81 ent for ex
hlbition at the orthwestern Sanitary
Fair in Chicago tomorrow. The inscrip
lion on the barrels is As follows "Pota
toes from the Soldiers Patch, Muscatine
Iowa. These potatoes are p art OF one
thousand bushels which were raised by
the Soldiers Aid Society Of Mu scatine-
All the labor Of planting and digging was
performed by men, women and children
who generously gave their tin, for the
soldiers benefit"
CEDAR CouHrY IrEMs.-Stbne's ma.
jority on the official vote in Cedar is GOA
The Republican candidates for county Of
fcers are all elected h majorities rang
log from COS to 635.
Two liquor sellers of Mechanicsville
were arraigned before Judge Belts, on the
l4th inst. and fined $40 and $50, res
peetively.
Frank Burbridge, of Upton, the lad
who was injured BY the explosion of a
kerosene lamp some weeks ago, died from
the effects Of Lis injuries on the 10th
inst. We CLEAN these facts from the Ad-
vertiser.
L. W. Babbits, Of The Council Bluffs
Bugle, has been indicted in the t. s.
Court for violation Of the Federal Rev
enue Law, for selling or printing his pa
per without having procured Retailer 5
License"
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The Lee County Vote In the 10Th
Iowa Regiment

MIR. William M. McCrary of Van Buren,
county, called upon us yesterday He
has just returned from taking the vote oi
the 10Th Iowa infantry.
He reached the regiment Immediately
after the unfortunate affair at Morganzia,
La, in which, as our readers will remem-
Der, 1t suffered serious loss in killed,
wounded and prisoners.
The following is the vote of the Lee
county soldiers in this regiment:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

E The Union Assembly will meet on
Friday evening in the basement of Chat.
ham Square Church
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DIED

In tbis city, October 27th ss3 JOHN III PATTER.
son, n the sxty-ihird year OF his age
Faneral vices al his late re.ienee dorner Of sh
ana BANK strees on Thursday, the 2orh ink kt 3r
tciacinna,i PAPER. please copy Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

EEA number of interesting articles
were crowded out Of this issue, for want
of room.
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THANKs.-We are indebted to L. c..
Dobyns, one of the commissioners to
take the vote of Iowa soldiers, for New
Orleans, Memphis and Cairo papers Of a
late date,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

RSee advertisement of Stray Mares
in our columns to-day. A reward is of.
fered for their recovery.
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VOTE OF THE IOWA SOLDIERS

sOAE VI IAE IOWA SOLDIERS.
We yesterday received the vote of a
number of the Iowa regiments and sol
dlers In the hospitals at Vicksburg, from
MIR. Walker and Mr.. Dobyns, Commis.
sloners to take the vote of Iowa soldiers,
and who returned yesterday Some OF
these We perhaps have published before,
but as there is slight change in the fig
ures, We publish them again
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28
Nfm ADVERTISEMENTS.
GTRAY MARES.

NTRAY MARES.
~
strayed nom The vicinity OF the grave Nard In this
csty ABOUT August @oie Two Mares, one or them tw
years old, and tae CID three years old. The year
sia Mare has blaze In forehead. some gray hairs
snd e't ofetoo. sh'te 10 the fesloes, sud The night
hind 1907 niue white above the fei ock The year
olu IS dafk Day, small STAR in her rfhead. dark
name anath ien Dollars reward VIII bn paid 10
any person VINO viii give Information ealing to the
recovery OF tne above mares or i've doas for either
OF them.
tnfor# alton can be left al the Grocery store OF psv
eriy b. Bower, Nc fsu Main street o. at the Grocery
sFre OF AesamATa, corner loh ana Main streets Keo
kuk F. ACKLEY
oc 2s-d1w JOHN CR0UGHAS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

THE LINDELL HOTEL BALL-The 25tb
of November has been fixed upon as the
day for the grand ball at the Lindell Ho.
tel, ST. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

@The body Of Col. Terrence will,
in all probability, arrive BY the eastern
train to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28
MILL SITE AND MACHINERY

MILL SITE AND MACHINERY
AE1 FOR SALE.
TIE remaining portions of the Flour Mil. recently
eufni at Hamilton. III toppose keoknk, iew az con-
tsnaE of the brick and stone 4as they siand the
stone basement ans foundation aresin perfect con-
dton 10 be rebuilt upon; the engine and boiler
in -oad condition and unharmed good boilers 90 feet
long, ~ I'M he's diameter faes each, fst c.Ass
engine OF sEfcset power To run run OF large
iron balance wheel, shaftng, geai4ng &c. whereby
hrst elias mill can be got up with outlay
pa raiivey. all Of nich together 9TH ground,
viii be sold 1t great bargain o any party who wishes
to rebuild good mill Long time III be given 10 rthe
purchase money.
Appiiestion maybe made 10
GAYLORD, son & CO.,
Iron Merchants, 81 Louis MO-
STEPHENS RoGxRs, Attr's. WKrsaw, III
Or RrxNER WIcKKRsaAs, Keoguk.
OF q so --Ihtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

We have large lot OF good dry Wood on hand for
saie AT he lowest CASH PRICE delivered In any par
Of The csi4 on the Leyee.
Leave orders With A. A HtsK or d. SHIELD.
oetSs-dlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

GoLD.-Gold fell in New York, yes
sesday, from 81 4st to sl463
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THE CITY.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

K IT D. N. AND N. r.. r. X. MT. p. r.. r.
Train lcaYes.....t.30 An. Train leaves :. us AN
arrives. = co Pm. 2d Train leaves 520P.M
Freight leaves 00P.M. ILLrsoIs & SOUTH u R.R.
arrives. $50 Pm. Leaves Hamilton 4:o0 ?. N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28
LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S


UsTrKD sTArEs or AMERIcAl
DIsTRseT OF Iowa
BY virtue of an execution 10 directed Issued By
the Clerk Of the District Coart The United ates for
the Southern division OF the D strict Of lows wherein
B. Fictlin 10 piaintif and Nathaniel g. Hedges II
defendeni have levied upon aud will sell to the
highest bidder, at public auction. st the door the
Couu House, In Keokrk, Lee county Iowa. the oS'
day Of November, 1853. between the hours OF 10
O'Clock. 4. NJ, and O'clock r. NJ. Of said day, the
oloring property TO Wit Part Of Lot No. fG) sir in
bloex No. t24j, commencing st the Of said Lot
at the corner OF Third and Exchange streets thence
along the line Of Third street. at right angles 10 Ex
change street go feet thence at right angles Third
treet te yards Second street 40 feet thence on
straight line 10 Exchange street so feet thence along
he bne Of Exchange 4c} feet TO the ace OF
ginHinr, IN The Ciiy OF k-ok ak, Lee county. Iowa;
also psr's of lots No C7] and 81. In Block t3J com
menciag the line Of said hot I- on Third street
22 feet from the alley In said Biock running thence
towsfds Exehanee street [2sl feet and f6I inches,
ih-nee al right angles 10 Third seventy
Is5l thence parallel - Third tvwards John Sun
ste 2ii feet End s inches thence IN direct line
- Third street to ne place OF beginning seven,ynye
feet 81, ia The Cit, Of Keokuk Lee County Iowa
Isk-n and levied upon rs be property OF Nathaniel
y. Hedges 10 satisfy said writ o. exeeu. lon.
II. NJ. H0AiE q S. Marshal,
By n. FuLros UKprry.
keokuk Ct
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28
NJ L w + I NITU RE-.

NJ EW + NITU RE.
The undersigned having purchased the stock in trade
81 earle Schulz ca tave associated thenseIv4.
under the name OF DUNCAN, KLg & CO. ant will
heresner carry the hoessie retall Furniiure
business In ali lis hrsncaes They efer to their eus
tatoeFs the mVsi complete assortment in the city al
reasousee rfces and will their best endeayors to
deserve The patronage Of The public.
J. A. DUNCAN,
JOHN kARLE.
CHARLES SCHULZ.
Octoter % ls63.-fd3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

READER, SrOP AND THrsK.-We sup
pose the most OF cur readers buy and use
ID. B. Deland Il Co.'S Chemical .Salera-
tvs, but If there are any of you who do
not. just stop and think that impure sale
ratus is very detrimental to the health Of
Yourself and family. while the Chemical
Saleratus is a. pure as snow, and is there.
fore perfectly healthy. 1t is manufactur-
ed a. Fairport, Monroe Co., y. Y, and
for sale by most merchants and grocers in
the country.