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By THOMAS BOWLING, Auotionesr.

BY THOMAS BOWLING, Auotionesr.
rpEUsTEE'S SALE OFFALUABLK PROPERTY
i IN GBoRsEYoAN.-By virtue of . deed of trust
executed By tho late Alfred Curtis and wife bearing
date on the a4th day of September, 1889, and daily
recorded in Liber A, s No. lsa. folioA 81, SIS,
OF August. at O'Clock p m, Lot numbered ffty.
situated in Beall'' addition TO said 6eor getown,
fronting a;xty feet on the south side Of RssiI
street and running back the same width to the
depth Of one hundred and twenty feet with ths
table. Terms at sale. 49,. "a = !.
II. p. JACKSON, Trustee,
an IS TH0S. D0WLIN !, Auet r.
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ISsPRTRp.-Scott's "Eine Hpndrsan were
inspected on Monday evening BY Lieas. White
side, Sixth regularly of Gen. Martin dAle's
star. This is the first occasion on which all
the composing this regiment have been to-
g<her within the past twelve months. They
pre~ented a nne appearance.
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PEssoSAL;-Gov. Baumsn. of West Virginia,

PERsoNAL.-Goy Bauman, Of West Virginia,
Is n Wizards. -. Z
The Hon. John A. Kasson, formerly frst as
sistant Postmaster General, who has been TO
Europe as the representative OF the United
states al the Postal Convention In Paris, re-
tnrnsd 10 Washington yesterday morning, He
is IN improved health, and we'll satisfied with
the results Of the con yention.s Before leaving
London he called on Mr. Adams our minister.
and obtained his signature TO the treaty, which
was concluded. Mr.. kasson Is now one of the
ID. C.s elect from Iowa. ZSf@
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LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER.
Moths in furs bugs in beds.
Reaches crawling ON your floor.
Rats and mice in barns and sh eds,
These shall never plague you more.
Lyon. with his Powder, stays
All the insects that annoy;
And his Pills, beyond oil praise.
Every rat and mouse destroy.
Lyons Powder is harmless TO mankind, but
viii Kill all house insects, garden worms, vine
bugs, dc. Lyons Magnetic Pills are sure death
70 rats and mice. Sold everywhere.
al saw DENNIS 8. BARNES & Co., New York
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sPllxATollaGA oAs BIZ oua8p.-Dr. Rsnd's
epecinc cures SpesSsatorr6oa. Semtaal Wsasssss,
ispoisAey Loss Of PotDer etc., spssdIy and sfeeteal
bpecidc, viii convince the most skeptieal Of its
merits. Price 81 . box. Sold By 8. o. Ford. COR
Henry Cook Alexandria. iae-1y
CoRSs and other disorders Of the feet when ne.
elected injurious to the health. They unit the
civilian for business and il is impossible for SOL
der to march and fight with vim If the great SUP
port Of his whole frame be in . disordered condt-
ton. To all afflicted with Corns, Bnnions or Tails
srownf the hesa, or osse disorders OF a1s test
office, No. 424 Penn. avenue, between Four and A.
half and Sixth SITS. iyi7
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TIE DIsRA 81 that Americans can truly call to the
cad born, i. the Fever and Asne- aud OF all the
terrible diseases to rack the brain, emaciate the
form. and render the entire body hslpless and
utterly powerless, none can, in our estim stiou
experienced by the afflicted, not sxpressib!e-it
Is only to be realized. To those who have been
stricken down with it. q remedy of any kind must,
matter Of course prove of the sreatest interest,"
One OF the most powerful and speedy cures that se
recommending it to the public, We know and feel
that We are doing groat seryioe., Its benihcent
but render 1t popular among all classes.
where. ~ -
wholesale Agsnts-A. NJ. Biningsr Co.. 937
Penn. ave. au l5-so3t
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TOE eALE-Ths GOOD WILL and YIyfURDs
ofe BARBER SHOE. doing coed husinsss N
tseen Wsshinstoa and Cor srsas atrests. al II Gf<
GR1Af ,RUEn 10 8MIrHs. A6o ssYsssa q.
~ TO set some Of tas great hafsssas u CLOTH
IH6s "a 8 t{A
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A SSISTANT QUARTERMA8THRB OERICI,a
n corner g and Twenty second streets. w shins.
ton, D. c., July q, B63.-Public sales Of condemned
animals win take place stthe Corrai, near the OBJ
Iseryatpry In this city. on the second and fsurth
The property II condemned - INIT for paslis
service. ~
continued from day 20 day unsil the number %
Tsrms casS, in aoysrumsnt funds. 4 IS
- G. 81. TOMPXIN5
1ygA Captaia, A. q. NJ, u. g. Arasy.
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AUCTION SAI,M
FUTURE DAYS.
BY THOMAS BOWLING. Asssionssr,
GaQrvskcw n q

6e0fgst0Wn. u. =.
LIABLE IxPROyID PROPERTY In,
9EokGEfoWaAr Auof III will sell at p ublis
AFTE ATTN in 1sons Of the premises, on TAURsDAY
tast Vsusbie Improved Properly. situ.tsd At ,hs-
ss srs;a 81 Bride And Asasduot streets IN
Running back sb.nt lis feet, vito tas impsove-
ments consisting OF an EXCELLENT Two story Brieh,
House, containing eight rooms a cellar -.
through the house, cistern in the yard and an
other eonvsnienoss necessary. Also, the sd!oiaia.
Pen nsyvania avenue extended, and running bach,
aeont lia feet. For nsness stand. private real.
tunity.
possession can be had as soon Is re auirsd
Terms: One third cash balances la s. u. and IS
months, secured By Q deed of trust on tn. prop-
cry. AL c9nysyancing 1T the cost OF the par
an Md& ds eTIinMAs nn1vI1Nn A..
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II Md. Ave pilss north wsst of Rockville; each
containing $50 acr es with good improvements. The
fencing Either of them win be sold on aceommo.
dating towns. Address JAMES GATHER,
Forest Oak Post Off ce, Mont somery county, Nd
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A Farm NEAR WASHINGTON IN MONT
"A. GOMERY COUNTY FOB SALA.-rhe sub
scrber being unable to give it any attention, offers
for sale his farm. The land Ii In Bsrry Distrlct,
about 10 miles from Washington, near the Brook
vile Turnpike. It contains about 2n acres, ninety
Of which are under cuitivation and have been veil
iis tas rest OF It in pine and chestnut Tne
proved and In q short time would double the price
askad for It, The r0veme nts consist Of small
Cottage, an excellent barn, recently built. corn
FERNS ons.third cash the balance in one, two
If the purchaser. desired, the crops on the
mediately. Apply to Louis GACKHLL, IN. No.
43 DnnbArton street, Gsorsetown. jyN.aotf
Two L1T.-The sueseribeE having rented that
18th, No. 1S3, will lot suit OF PARL0RS. with
use Of new Grand action Piano basAs hot and
cold. and gas. Clerks from the DepArtmsntA !:
Army and Nrvy oMcsrs and strangers Waiting the
city can BE- accommodated VitA Rooms. To let
The hrst doOf DArlof oboe to . PAymaster or
Others, with room adjoining IL desired.
EURNIBHlH Ro0W FOE 4INTEsMlN
only Of 294 street. between 18th and l4th.
rhn !ocstios 10 tAs LIST n the oity ard near WI
furnished. papsred snd paintsd. ~ 9l-lm"
RkICK DW1LLING, sS7 q GTK1lr, BIZ
X tween oh and 7th stseets west, n rooms one .
ats possess;en. Rsrsoss wishing sesh rssidesss
VIZ Do wsu to call early As 1t Win Be sold. Also,
improved and unimprovsd pronerty In squares 81.
Us. 90. sS. go. En. and square 2; v,.r.
WD-lm 5S4 tse. north. or o. 3. jail.
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nEPOT OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EpUI-
IL PA6l. WAsHNGToN OrTY. D. O.
PUBLIC SALE or CONDEMNED GOVERN
~ MENT STORES =
Win be sold Of Auction ct the Warehouse On
18th street near street, on MONDAY. August &.
ls6S, Of 70 o,eloek. o. M, large lot 81 oiothns,
sonsistins In part OF 1rowssrs, Goats, Jackets.
Blankets, BED Sasks, Knapescks, Havsrsacks Gem
Trumpsts, Baeles, Dfrms &c., &c. Lot Of oM
Irsn, lot Of old Rope, sHd several tons Of Tent
cuttings. Terms cash, In Govsrnmsnt funds.
E1r*4 E-ag DANIEL g. TH0MA6.
jy3e It'd NJ 8, K,,U, B.. Army.
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TINAKEN UP E9TRAY-One LIGHT BAY MARE
with saddle and bride on. The owner IL re-
enested to come forward, prove property, nav
charges and take her away. J. B. LORD,
al 2-3ts corner 4th AM g strsets
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IGOR SALH-A Three story BRICK HOUSE and
Lot 2,I95 tset, on 7th street, bet. and ats.
north This building contains large Store Room.
together with Z rooms papered Throughout; OF
them in part furnished. Carriage house. stable.
pump in the yard A very desirable property. and
title perfect. Apply to A. SCH JOKING, IL
rkafa hlt Ii audi irr
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EOk SALE-One new HOUSE, KITCHEN a.d
STABLE and CARRIAGE HOUSE for sale, in
Badens burg; good water in the yard; an acre and
bali of ground attached. Apply to CHARLES
PRlkk EH, BIadensburg. 19- lW'
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LOST AND FOUND.

@ REWARD.-R.n away, on the night OF the
eDC 18th. on. BAY HORSE and HARNESS Re-
turn him to THOMAS GARY'S Stable. between "a
and "A streets. au 2O-3ts
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T OsT.-On the nth inst, a small CoLORED
- 9IKL, about 10 years old dark corn pl, xion
carried tin bucket; had red calico dress; bare
footed and bare headed JENK GKANDIsON
au st Caoifol Hill
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

EEIt is said that the baptism of Prince
Napoleon / sou is at this moment gre, {
stumbling block to The Church. The IT.
lie Prince was half baptized Immediately
after his birth but it is almost without
precedent that the full cere meay cf bap-
tism should be postponed longer than six
months. The infant is now more than a
year old, and the reason given for the ex-
traordinary delay. is that Prince Napo-
leon will have no other godfather for his
son than he King Of Italy, who is ex.
communicated. The Pope making great
point Of holding to the excommunication
in this case, no Bishop in France can be
found to fly openly in the face of the
Church. aud Princo Napoleoo, with
equal firmness, declares that unless Victor
Enanual holds his infant over the font he
shall not be baptized at ALL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11
Court at Fort Madison

Business in the District Court, now in
session at Fort Madison, is icing rapidly
dispatched. Many of the cases are con.
tinued in consequence Of plrties being
in the service.
There is quite a large attendance d
parties, witnesses and attorneys.
Judge Springer's health is delicate, but
not such as to forbid his holding court.
The members Of the Bar in attendants
are: Messrs. Rlnkin & McCrary. Millet
Edwards, Lomax, Gilmore, Craig, Mar
shall and Browne, of keokuk Galland
of Montrose; Beck, Van Vslkenburs
Casey, Sample, Dorr and Ahrich, Of TT
Madison; Semple and krulay, of Dover
Purdu, of West Point; Judge Hall
Judge Numan and Ben Darwin, of Bur.
lington Sherman, of Ohio.
The case of Wheeler, Millich & Co., us
f. A. Moxley, went to the jury yesterda,
and oc occupied the whole day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

How THEY ARE ExPosED.-Though
the sytnpathizers with the rebels are eau
uuus abput expressing themselves to
Unicn 4nen. yet their children most iuno
Gently expose them. There are few boys
orer eight years Of age who do not talk
of'he war and the Generals; and they say
what they hear at the 6reside. Union
boys tell what they thus hear, and never
say anything their parents are ashamed
of; but the Copperhead boys ",eIl tales
out Of school = which be,ray the .reach.
erous spirit of their parents. This va,
particularly noticeable on the occasion oil
John Morgan's escape; as these boys free.
ly expressed their joy at the fortune oI
the traitor General. Their parents should
be more careful about talking before thei,
children, as they have not yet fully learn.
cd "ths ways Of the world"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

CONE IN Our OF THE DRArT.-By en-.
listing in the gallant 81 Iowa Cavalry, OF
ary other regiment, you will get s309,
with $40 in advance or if you have been
in the service and hoporably discharged,
by enlistlng you viii get s4o2 bounty
Delays are dangerous, as the draft will
(cerainly take place il sufficient numbel
N men are not obtained before the 5 b oi
January. Call on Adjutant Glenn Lowe
in llumes' Office, under Provost Marshal 4
Office. II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

A MISERABLE HuMDUG.-.The decla-
nation induIged in by the sympathizers
about "violated oaths" aud the "destruc-
ton of our institutions, during the past
two years would fiIl volumes. The utter
hypocracy Of this waste Of breath and ink
is proved by the theory of,hese politicians
that State may constitu.ionally nullify
or secede at pleasure. Under this theo-
ry. of what use are the oatbs of Copper
heads, except TO bind them to let the mi.
nori,y destroy the Government at discre-
,ion3 Ard if such is the theory Of the
Constitution, what miserable humbug
the oath is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

The MEssAeE.-What We want to say
at present under that head is that we are
under special obligations TO Mr.. Sweet,
Superintendent of the telegraph line at
Chicago, for securing us an equal chance
with the papers of Chicago and the East,
and forwarding the Message SO that We
were enabled to publish it simultaneously
with the papers Of the eastern cities.
We are also under obligations to Mr..
kinneman, the gentlemanly operator in
keokuk. for the admirable manuscript
furnished Us.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

MR. EDlroR WHY not call the CON-
muniiy to rally and have rousing war
meeting at the Court House some time
this month. Get good speakers and we
will have good Old Union feeling aroused
10 our souls again. If any enlstments
should offer. it would he good place to
receive them. hope some of our lead
ing patriots will see to this matter imme-
diately. CITIZEN.
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HIDDEN HAND-Never. in our recol.
lection, has there been play as well re-
celved in this city as was the Hidden
Hafd," at the Atheneun last evening.
Tie house ras throneed aud each actor
vas up IN their respective parts and ap-
peared particularly suited for them.
1hls evening this great sensation dra.
ma will be produced again, and we would
say, 10 not fail to see it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

WooD FOR SOLDIERS FAMILIES The
plan proposed for supplying soldiers fam
lilies inthis city with wood is an excellent
one, and We hope that every farmer of
LIE county viii contribute load and
bring j; into town on Saturday next. A
procession of tso hundred wagons loaded
with wood, Would be a grand sight and
bring joy to many hearts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

BENEFIT on MONDAY EvESING.-Mr.
N. G. Bradley, the Manager of the Alhe-
neum, has rendered the ladies of the
Union Aid Society benefit on Monday
evening next, when there will be one OF
the best bills that was ever presented in
this city, comprising drama, music, dance
and song, and we hope to see every loyal
man in Keokuk present, for besides en-
joying one OF the richest treats of the
season, they will also accomplish much
good.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

DupUouE CoUNrY.-A suit is pending
in the United States Supreme Court in
which the city Of Dubuque is interested
to the amount of $780, 600. The suit
being brought BY Gelpcke, the banker.
to recover value Of bonds iseued BY the
city for railroad purposes. Hon. F E
Bissei, Of Dubuque, has gone to Wash
iDgton to conduct the defense of the part
Of the city-[Davenport Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

eG- The Ladies of the Aid Society
feel greatly encouraged at the success
attending their efforts for getting up
Fair before Christmas. Everybody seems
disposed TO give literally, and they have
no doubt Of perfect success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

WAR MEETING IN KEoKuK.-It is pro-
posed to have rousing War Meeting in
this city. on Saturday evening, at the
Court House. Col. ID. j. Hills, Adit.
Clendening aud DR.. MeGugin will sd-
dress the meeting. keokuk has always
done its duty in raising volunteers, and
it ought not to falter now.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11
WA r NJ = ETIN e
AT MONTROSE!
Friday Evening, December 11th, '63.
A meeting will be held in Montrose to
night, to be addressed by
Adjutant clendening, 8. Beckley, Esq.
and Others.

Every citizen is interested in this meet
ing, and should attend. Volunteers must
be raised or the "Draft' will come.-
Turn out, citizens of Montrose town.
ship
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11
Iowa Items.


and Hugh Leslie. The first number O.
the Hepld under the new control, gives
assuring promises Of an earnest and pros
porous future.
"A batch Of 500 rebel prisoners have
been placed for safe keeping at the bar.
racks on Rock Island. More Of them will
speedily follow.
General Roberts has been relieved
from the command of the Military Distric,
OF Iowa. His successor has not been
named.
e. Shepherd, of johnson county, sold
$40 fleeces, clipped from his own sheep,
The united weight of the fleeccs was
S22O pounds. averaging 6 pounds and 8
ounces TO the fleece. The lot was sold a,
20 cents per h.. making the neat sum Of
9,954.o0. We CLEAN from the Iowa
City Republican.
A new foundry and machine shop is
being erected at Clinton which town,
though occupying the site of what was a
large corn field seven years ago has now,
the Herald asserts, population of 500.
Gazette.
= Mrs. d. Hoffman slipped and fell 90
the walk on Monday evening, badly frsc-
turing the bones just above one of her
ankles, also seriously injuring the aDkle
joint Oskaloosa Herald
The Supreme Court commenced its
December term at Des Moines on the 7th
instant.
DEPARTURE OF TIE NINTH CAVALRY.
Another Iowa regiment OF cavalry has
gone to the seat of war. The 9th, which
was organiZs! during November, and
mustered lut0 service on The 30th of hat
month, lett Camp R9be.ts at an early
hour yesterday morning and embarked on
a special train for St. Louis. Owing TO
the completeness of preparations anu the
dispatch with which orders were executed
less tlne was consumed in getting eff
than on any previous similar occasion.-
The train consisted of sixty two cars. OF
these, twentythree were carriages occu-
pied by the men the remaining thirty
niue We're appropriated 10 the horses and
equipments, reginental baggage, etc.
The train left the depot a, about eleven
O'Clock, in the presence of a large con
course of people, Including a goodly
sprinkling Of ,he fair sex, who waved
adieu in response to the cheering OF the
boys Davenport G.zstte.
DALLAS CouNTT.-The army vote be-
longing to Dallas county amounts to 100,
OF which the Butternuts secured IL The
entire Republican majority in that coun-I
ty is io6. II that isn't doing we'll, there
Is no use trying TO execute brilliant fl lank
movement against the But.ernuis in this
prairie ounty.-CState Register.
JACKSON CouNrY.-The editor of the
State Register. who has seen the returns
and knows whereof he affirms, gives the
following:
By the help Of the army vote, Jac kson
county gives the Union ticket go ma
jority. J. Hilsinger for the Senate. and
Ebenezer Dorr and Henry Green for the
House, are triun plantly elected. The
soldiers have done an amazingly good
thing for such copperhead counties as
Jackson, Decatur, Appanoose, Davis and
Wayne. Hurrah for our side The army
vote for Jackson amounts TO 420.-[ State
Register.
They have society in Waverly. this
State, which is known by the following
capitals w. w. w. W. These impos-
lag letters stand for Wavelly War Wild
oVs' Wood choppers. 1t is good society,
worthy of general favor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

KlLLED.-festerday, on the morning
train coming from EldyyilIe, j. Nathan
7, son. Baggage Master ON the K, g. Fl.
d. If II r., wasinstantly kilied BY falling
between the passenger AMI freight car
Ia att mp'iug to pass from one to the
other he missed his hold and fell, and the
ear passed over him. Mr. Tyson was irc m
kapsas. where he h4d been in the service
his country as a scout for the Federal
forces. lie leaves a family in this
place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

FuRs, FURs, FURs.-Messrs. Jonas d
Co., at No. 50 Main street, Kibourne's e
old stand. win pay the highest cash prices
for all kinds Of furs; also for hides. wool
and rags. This is branch of the old fur
establishment at Quincy, ILL.,, which has )
wide ssPutasiea throughoat ths sosnEy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

g Local items of importance are
very scarce at present, nothing of an ex-
citing nature occurring in and about our
eity-a very unfortunate state of affair s
for local.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

sgNe learn frem the Des Moines
Register that Gov. Kirkwood is in that
city winding up the affairs of his pros
porous administration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

rsa- Joseph K. Lloyd, Lieutenant in
the 10Th Missouri regiment, was wound
ed at Chattanooga, and returned to his
home in Hamilton yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

LECTURE To-NIeHr Mrs. Cutter, in
consequence of several other entertain
ments, hal but slender audience las,
evening. We learn. however, from per
sons present, that she electrified her bear
ers by the novelty of her views aud th'
eioquence with which she presented them
And upon the conclusion Of her lectur,
che was requested BY an enthusiastic ant
unanimous vote to lecture again this eve
Mug.
She will accordingly deliver another
lecture upon the subject, at z O'Clock
tonight, at the Chatham Square Church
to which Ill are invited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

EgIt has been trying hard to rain for
the past two days, but has not yet sue
ceeded. The farmers say that a good
rain is needed very mu.h at present as
water fof stock is becoming scarce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

EFDr. Russell, of Hamilton, Illinois,
Captain 10 the 10th Missouri volunteers,
was killed at the recent battle of Chatts-
nooga.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

CoUSTERFEIT.- There have been sew
eral counterfeit greenbacks Of the denom-
ination of 20's "shoved' in our city with
in day or two. Look out for them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

EE We yesterday saw hog which
was bought by one Of our butchers. which
weighed when dressed, five hundred and
fifty ounds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11

Orr FOR DIxIE-A number of soldiers
left yesterday for St. Louis TO rejo;n their
respective regiments. We understand
that quite large number will leave again
in few days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-11
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 a ofnssan, BOYD Brsder. WIN Turner. kss IN ee
q 81 rstflcs ersass; I Rsada.i, Siuon Deitneh h
woodward Il 70.
iou ana saeh % yon, are hereby notified hat there
= n"s un hi- 10 he orce OF The Clsfk y ihd District
N5ufs i NAlh ZEE county. Is~s, al hpotuA q pefi-
| lioh q SIN e Miller. ahnef Reev-sans g. Percy
eAsenHfs titne Wi of Reeves dscs asea. ella n
Tag OF you the saif p Urr1s,oa the SIN df Three
1tafea au1 fiftN Dsiisrs as rlones dut Oh iEo
ptm'<soty nofe- aud also claiming against II ~ yon
- ofeci4shrs cf mnrisaxe upon Los tef liaI N
btocx ~ NJ I'm the aisiion ~ m. IL. \. ihams
sEo Hte'ss SPerry. - tHe City of K k.otuk Ihwa.
ana nniss> you appear therrto and d@fe I'd tefore
room of the second dsy If tie next said
70 commence an the nrst Monday ot Fehru1ry 1884
t.fgment ana decree viii be rendered agkinst you
thereon by default.
RANKIN McCRtHy,
oecll CAV Attorneys for PiktntiH-