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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-03
New York. Dec. e

ANcW ofAt Lee. Z.
The Washington correspondent, Of tn.
Evening Post of the lst says the courier
employed BY the newspapers came in frou
Gen. Meade's headquarters early thi,
morning.
He left the south side of the Rapidau
yesterday morning, and no serious tight
ing had occurred up to that hour. II
was not then believed Meade would .,
tack Gen. Lee before to-day, and i. was
considered possible that M battle would
be fought, as the army only. carried ra,
tions for very brief campaign. 1t will
have to fight soon or fall back for fresh
supplies.
1t is possible that when Meade has I'm.
ished the work he has underta ken, he will
fall back upon Fredericksburg, though
nothing is known upon that point.
At 5 o'clock this afternoon the Gov.
eminent has received nothing from the
Rspidan, and in official circles the fac,
Is accepted as favorable than the con.
trary.
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STATE OF IOWA, - In the District Court oil
Alexander Lochhea 'Pisintif,
Txysus
Martha ncEihAny,
Edward Mcslhany.
Erekiet Lyep, Defendants.
Notice IL hereby given to Ezekiel Lyen that's petit
ton in . civil action Is ole Ia the Ciefks Once OF
the District Court Aforesaid In the above entitled
In behalf Of the above named Painiid n aims,
YOU. and elsimns against yet The toreciosur~ Of
bond on the fractional Nv Of See. % in Tev nship
Us, " r.. West, In Lee County Iowa, and The inter
esi cfa The defendants 10 the be sold pay the
sum Of 80. with ten pes cert snnnm interest from
July p 1852, Que from Martha hcEihsny, ard the
same ard Ike interest from said Ezekiel Lyen
and certain Attorneys fees and coats and for general
relicf.
And nnless you appear and male defense thereto be-
fore of The SECOND day ef the OF said
Court, to commence the Fret Monday OF February.
1864 Judgment i'll be rendered against you, prayed
for in said petition
ROBERT n. GILMORE
nov6-d4w Attorney fer PAinud.
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To Alexander Lockhesd. Kexish Jane Loc kbeas Eve
ktsi Lyon, Dsvid Lyon. kii1abeth A Blair and
Charles Blair Defendants
foa are srety nouhed that 10 the sctien pending
In the District Court " Lee county Iowa A. keokut
~herein Alexander Lskbesdss PlainliG, and Marths
a. r. AcElbeney snd others are Defendants sstd
Aarks A. n. AcEihsnes "a wsrd MeEihercy b. ! :
nled against you gfoss bii aging ateree for
tue us5ivfded hsh OF TIE fractional aorh- West OF
seeton - iovnship CO North. kange West in lee
county, Iowa, and other equitable relief viih eosts
And you are sIss hereby noisnec that in the zane
cause there ~ pending sgsnst ycr said Asxanaer
lJcekhesd, kezish Jane Loetheso Er-Eies Nv On and
David Lyon cFtss bill fieA By Elizabeth A. Blair nd
hsres =. Blair, her husband, claiming that the
kiiEabslh Is TIE owner IN fee simple the undivided
one nth rar Of SAID real state, and pras!ng for de-
quitting The title thereto in her and for general
relief.
Nov each Of yon musf sppezr and answer said gross
hs BY noaH OF The second dap ofthe term OF said
G"ar 10 ~ held On be rss Monday u ruar, ls64
" decree a. prsTed for viii be had therein b,
II. SCOTT b0wELL
Attorney fet Martha 4. Il Aeklheny
RANKIN e. McCkARY
Aitorseys for Charles r. and Elizabeth A. blair.
RDFlF
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Collision on the Nashvil1e Rail1oad--AF.
rival Of Prisensrs-DaTAarity Of the
Rebels at oh1ckAWAug1.
Cincinnati, Dec. 3.
A Louisville dispatch to the CONNER
cial saws fears are entertained of raid on
the Nashville railroad, as the guerrillas in
the State are concentrating.
A collision occurred Is miles south Of
Louisville yesterday, number of oars
being destroyed, two persons killed, and
four badly hurt.
A special from Chattanooga says at
the battle of Ringgold the 7th Ohio suf-
fered severely, losing Col. Creighton, 1t.
Col. Crane. killed, and Adjntant Baker,
wounded. Only one commissioned officer
escaped uahurt The 10th Ohio also suf-
fered severely.
Prisoners still come in large numbers,
and they will foot up 900. The noun
tains are full of Kentucky and Tennessee
deserters, trying to get home.
Bragg, with a skeleton army, is making
his way south.
The heads of number Of our soldiers
at Chlckamauga Dattie- neld we're Iouno
severed from the bodies and stuck up on
stumps and poles.
The court martial convened in this city
for the trial of Gen. Brayman and Capt.
HURT, was dismissed yesterday by order
of the War Department.
Louisville, Nov. AT one O'Clock
this morning the Nashville northward
train had not arrived, and it is now eight
hours behind time. 1t is reported il
colIided this afternoon with the Bards-
town southwark passenger train, wound
ing several soldiers and ladies' Particu-
lars not attainabe tonight.
Louisville, Nov. 2d.-The retarded
Nashville train arrived at FIVE o'clock this
forenoon. One soldier of the End Ohio
artillery, one of the 4th Tennessee INIT.
and one citizen seriously wounded. Other
casualties slight.
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uov26-d4s
NOTICE.

To John knight, Hinman " CowIes Will
am l. Weed, b Ford D w PoYd, sibyI A Kirby, J
Kirty Hepsibah Pinch, NJ n Finch Hubby Hub.
bard or~n Hubbard, sylvia ssryker. Westminster
EtFyker:
You are hereby notified that there IL nov on nfe
10 the ONCE Of the Cerk Of the District Court Of Lee
County, iova, at keokuk, petition Of Thomas Davis
claiming 81 you John B. Kpight W. r. CovIes
Human, +. X. rsrd, ID. W. Ford and VILLAS L. Wood
the sum 81 Three HUI ndred ana Eight and 1910
liars With ten per cent interest per annun pay
-ele annually. n money dns on q pronissory note
secured 81 mortgage nsds b. The sa.d j. B. Kniahs
70 tbs said b. b. Human and W. Coviss ard sipre
saNened TO the sid Thomas Davis also claim In
against each Of You the force Of ssid mortgage
the same peing upon Los 30. Is 10 Hisman Gov
subdivision OF the s-W 4 Of sec u, Township 6
kAnee ; wea, Lee oounty, iosassand further asking
Tor tns sale o'sad premises and general relief
Ard uaifrs you appear and answer said petition
ON or before noon Of The second day OF sse next
term Of said Court to be begun and holden on the
frtt Aonasy Of February A. D. 1854 4 defs nit VI mi
Dc entered ag.inst yon and Judgment red Their
on A. prayed for in ssid petition.
NOBLE STRONG
hof~e-osW Attorneys for Piatpti6.
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THersld's Despatch.1
New York, Dec. 3.

New YORK, Dec. 2.
II, as is reported to-day, Gen. Meade
has fallen beck upon Fredericksbarg, it
i most probable the campaign in Vir-
e;uis must BE- closed with the recent
movements there.
The Hsrald's Rappahannock Station
dispatch, dated Z ?. NJ, Tuesday. says
another Herald correspondent was cap
tured by the rebels.
Some 200 head of mules, cattle and
sheep were captured from Mosby at Thor
oughfare Gap last night and brought to
Bristow Station.
Siege guns we're to be placed in posi-
ton yesterday, and it was expected q
battle would be fought to-day. No firing
was heard, however. to-day.
Especial to World.
Washington, Dec. /.
We have advices by special messen-
ger to an early hour this morning from The
Army Of the Potomac.
Considerable skirmishing yesterday, al
usual, but no general engagement wa.
opened /; Meade not attacking, while Lee
seems to remain entirely on the defensive
1t is evident the former is awaiting de
velopments elsewhere.
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From California.

San Francisco, Nov. %.
The steamer Golden City arrived yes.
terday.
The prospect Of saving the Monitor Ca
manche improves.
The bark Roska sailed for Hong Kong
wednesday, taking about 100000 in
treasure.
San Francisco, Dec. 1.-The Union
State Central Commitsee suggests Get
tysburg as the place for the next National
Convention.
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December Q, 1859 div
NOTICE.

10 A grmston. .Chsrin Lee, A Hosmer Ficklen a
Locas. Vim Turner, assignee of Patfick " Crouss
Randall, SiGsn Dietrich, WOA1D ard Co 6,
foo ere hereby notfnsd ~ at fherr Is nov in
the once OF the Clerk Of the district Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, g kecknk, the petition Of ssmuel r
Miller. Abn.f Reeves and G. Perry. oxecuters Of
tho viii Of T. X Reeves eased cisming OF the
said r. urmstoD the sum Of Five Hundred polisri
- Money due on three promissory notes; snd sisc
claiming - against Al the foreclosure Of mort
Gnge upon Lottwo f2l Block Eve 1851 In the sdditjor
u VIM II Williams sId Reeves and Perry 70 the cit,
OF keokuk Lee County, Iowa. less the West half O
said lot % h.ch has been released
UHle-s yon appear thereto and defend before moor
Of the second day Of The February term 1854 Of said
District Court Judgment and decree will be renderet
sgainst you tberesa, By default
RANKIN McCRARY
uov2S-dsw Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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New York, Dec. g

new ork, Dec. Z.
Fifteen hundred workmen were dis
charged from the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
A Beaufort letter of the 28th to the
Tribune states scouting party from Col.
Highton's regiment, while returning from
q successful expedition to release about
thirty negroes, were set upon by blood
hounds. but the negroes fred on and
killed the dogs.
The Times contains an Important
statement from Gen. Hitchcock relative
to the non exchange of prisoners, showing
most conclusively the rebels have delib-
erately lied, and in many other ways acted
in highly reprehensible and dishonora-
Bile manner.
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FROM GEN. BANKS.

Washington. Dec. 2.
The following has been received from
Gen. Banks, dated Brownsville, Texas,
Nov. 9th:
To His ExcelIency. Abraham Lincoln,
President Of the United States:
| am in occupation Of BraIos Island,
Point Isabel and Brownsville. My most
sanguine expectations are more than re.
allied. Three revolutions have occurred
in Matamoras. The first WAS adverse to
the interests Of Mexico and the United
States. Everything is now a. favorable
As could be desired.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE,

DATCHELOh1 ceiebsaSed HAlA DYH - ~ Bees
II n fkS World Ths only Asrni1ss 1YuS sd Rsis
s4S Dye known. This splendid Hair Dydfs Perfect
changes hed kussy GRAY HAIR. Instantly Gtsasl
6ssSk ~ Neutral Dvswn without injurfrg The Hair Of
Staining the bkin iesvipg ths Hair Soft ard
parts fresh vitss, fresnensis restoring its prsstd,
color. ana reetines the Ill eneeis Of bad Dyes. Tn
Gen nine 70 akned WiLuAH A. BATcn1Loh, all Other,
are msrs imhAtions, and should % svoidsc Sold b,
eli Druggists, nc. FACTohf-Si bAse4Ay-srRssr
New Ysrk. BAreHsLoxa Ss~ ToIIsT tsHAM vor
DAxssIse TIE HAIh. yedAvly
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Legal Motto es
NOTICE.

l. NH Cewfes G Stevens, Levi Nnier j. r.
Lsusasste, ana Hiram PRtey:
You are h.rtb, notified that there 10 Bow on die In
III eSIesk oce Of the utesr.el Ceurt of Lee Coun,y
love. ~ ksskak, petstlon, aud xnsetcsd PET.
ten ef William r. hiisms, cislmis jadsnseni
against yaa. MIiIism Y. Co~les so1 c. C. sfes-n.
for Of Five Hundred aud Thirteen and
eo-i0g Dc lars motley due upon yoor premts
syry nases. and against all The above named
def snfanix PRAYING for the fsrecAeure of Certain
bpnd for Deed upon The andtsidekxlf OF Lss three
End fssY. In Block sin.tssn, In Williams, keeses
Ptrryr Additton. 10 the cfss keokrk Iowa the en-
tngatshnsep Of all equity ofIeder ption AID for
eFsi relief, lib costs.
Nov, Jules appear ard answer b saie petition
heer~ Of tie tscnnd day Of the term
said CoHrt te held - ksot nh The hrsl Monday
~ FetrEary d., 1863, Judgment viii he had therein
by deta4H. H. SCOTT HOWELL
ncyis-d4w Plaintiffs Atty.
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LIVE STOCK.

Dyoversand Farmers wi i'm { his ii M OF IA d an
taxeou route for Live Stock. Capacious Yards wen
waIered and supplied with every lonvenience have
beer opened n eHhd onnect tons andeyerv
attention is paid totheif From Harrisbureh.
where will be found every convtnienc. for feeding
and resting choice l. offered o. the PHiLADkL
PHIA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE AAKkET.
This vii ls lso be found the shortest quickest and
most di fectrout.fo STOCK o New York-tviaAlIen-
and with pgesthgn any other
kNOCH LEWIS, GeneraISupt..A Altoona, Pa
L. L, HOUPT. Gen Tick ct Agt. ,PhfladeipAfa
h. Il. HOUSTON, General Freight Area
Phits Jesp
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL

Il =
BY virtue Of authority vested In me by the order o,
the County Court OF Lee County. Iowa viii on the
23d d. Of December 1883, II O'Clock, r. . OF aid
day, at the door OF the Coug House In Keckuk lows
cner sale, 10 the highest bidde r the fol
property of the estate Peter Slneerland
vie. Tbs half Of Lot ten. In BLOCK 1877 and he
bali OF Lot four. in Block 1861 in the City Of
kuk Lee County, Iowa.
! am authorized TO give = credit Of not exceedine
twelve months to the purchaser.
novso-dtd GlO. ", McCRARY, Rxecaso-.
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Washington, Dec. 2.
Trains are makisg their regular trips
on the Ofa1ge and Alexandra Railroad
~ far - Rappahannock Station. The road
has not been disturbed.
Persons from tho vicinity Of Culperper
last night bring no definite news from the
army. and they say no general engage
nent had taken place up to yesterday
forenoon.
A joint committee, appointed under q
call from meeting held at Cooper's In
stitute in New York, Nov. 9th, 1868. for
the purpose Of urging upon the Govern
mens the necessity Of legislation for the
protection and organization Of freedom
within our lines, held meeting here to-
day.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
70 Bridget Pannirg, I
Elien FAnHsng,
Lhsrie- 4. fssntpE, .ktzcvf.
George Willie FSrring,

" Bridget Pannirgs
Ehen KAnRtDg,
LEsrie- 4. FssntpE, ktzevs
George Willie FEnning
Walter ConBef.
fa~fe l. no~ Gle IN the ariee ofthe Clerk OF TIE
utsrict Coari o. lie nntr, Iowa eokak, the %
NAsn ~ 1errg@ Il Higgins claim ng ~ the defends
Aceefee art1tionng c-rtsn real etl4te lie csnn.
y, to~s' IL VII % The ADDITION OF iiItsn q Wilt
ans ard Seeves Perry he city OF geokuk called
f-sfe- Addition On The nsp 81 ol@y q ssripe LIT
twelve I'll ard t- east half eleven III ia tssock
l- ih tse the CITY cf Krokak. In Block hund ed
I'D six ts -eigai ISL hr front sxt col f-st Of Lts
ave 81 Andsx 10 aiso ferty feei ., handred OF
Lots 1sv 10 aud ~ l6 comm eniy ees frosa
siieF si-o twents feet fTonf of Lot seven IN by
ore hadfsc teet dep also trcrty feet efi sryer
hext 10 the a~s aud rrnuing across ght.
also ios i- 20 ~ Bio hufdg ht, 1861.
Alo IN IN CIV "a Is Thirds Il he hsf Lois
eleven and i~sive iiAisj IL block forts tsoT42}s
a 80 Lets ne III aid eAsi-hsf Il bit gilt 81 10 Bs
one handfsa AID nine tosl .aId petition sIeges that
walter o sesn-r has mortgage Ia party OF
said properly and that the ether pef,ndEats
half 81 II eat ct 10 ssid interest.
uoleSs ssu sFpesr and aaswsr said tiien or
re noon The second day Of the February term 1854
~ said Cont commenting g ,h- hrst Monday "a
February. judgment Of p.riitinn will he rendered
% def UT RANKIN NcCRARY,
nor16-nSS PlaintlEs AIorneys
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Boston. Dec. 2.
The evening express train on the North
ern Railroad met with an accident last
night near Canaan, N. II. Two cars were
thrown off the track: II persons we're
more or less bruised, but none fatally.
A FIRE At Amherst, n. H., last night,
destroyed the Pestofice, Lands Hotel,
and some GU, buildings. Loss $4,000.
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~ Baggage Checked Through. -
And Transferre Free.
f r EIGHT

+ II T. IG IT'S.
BY this route, Freights all description can hs
forwarded TO and from Philadeiphis Nev York
Boston y Baltimore TO and from any point on "a
Railroads OF Ohio, Kentucky. Intiana IIlipois
Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri. BY RAILRoAD Dr.
RECT.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also connects 4, p,,,s.
cd to any point the Ohio. MRskInsum, Kentncsx
Tsnnessee Cumberland. Illinois. Mississippi, Wiz
consip Missouri. Kansas, Arkensas, and Red Xiv
ers and ~ Cleveland Sandus and Chicago o i'm
steamers to all ports Oh the North W es.erL lakes
Merchan and shipper sentrnsting the transports.
non OF their FreiEhtto this Company can RELY win
confidence on its speedy transit.
The Rates OF Freight
To andfrom any pointin he West blythe Pennsyi.
vanis Central Railroad, are st all times as "a
ROAD COMPANIES.
III Be parsicularte mark packages, ''yrA PRHR.
CENTRAL K. r.
For Freirht ConITacts or shipping Directions. ap-
DIV 10 or address either OF the folio Agents ~
3. A. STEWART Freight Agent. Pitt,hu,~h
CLARKE& CO, Transfer Agents
II. W. BRONN d CO., Cincinnati o.
R.C MkLDRUM 4 co. Madison. IND
J. h. AOORk. Louisville. ny.
W. NJ. AfkAAN = CO., Evansville, Ind
K. F SASS, 81. Lsuis Missouri.
CLARKE CO.. Chicago, III.
J. II. M'COLA Portsmouth. %
k.n'NEELfs MONTGOMERY. Maysville
kentucky.
II S. PIERCE q CO., GAINESVILLE %.
n. h. HUDSON Ripley. o.
r. .MELDRuN, General Travelling Agent
ior The south ans West
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New ork, Dec. 2.

New York, Dec. 2.
Six Aldermen were elected yesterday,
two Unionists and four Dem ocrats. Eight
Police Justices-three Unionists and FIVE
Democrats. Eight Civil Justices - two
Unionists and six Democrats The above
is the Tribune's classification
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

To all whom II may concern
Know 70, that there 10 nov hIe In the County
Court Lee county, Iowa At Fort Msdson pc rsior
Of ttepssn Long, executor OF the estate III George
schafer, deceased paying for ard license 10
seil for the purpose Of paying debts due from said
the following described real estate Wit The
undivided half OF the which lies nexi
to los In block ], block g. ia the city Of Keokuk
Iowa.
Said petition viii be heard and determined before
said rouft on the first Monday Of December 1863 \.
10 ocsccf A. 1t which time and place oil per sons
fntevested viii be heard and opportunity eiven 70
show cause, any exist Why said petition should not
not be granted and the orders prayed for made.
By order Of the County Court.
STEPHEN LONG,
Executor Of Estate of George chatter deed.
November 15fh iS63--T68t
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I EGAL NOTICE.

:. 10 John Nearer:
ICY are hereby notified that there II now pending
tne o9ca the Clerk Of the District Cont Of Lee
Souny, 49,. at Keokuk, . petition Of Msrgsreth
Aauser claim Ing 81 roecree for divorce On ac-
- s !" IA ne NE Of petitioner.
demsr 20 the same On o. befve n4on The second dsy
Of sbs the February term 1884 said DstrIct Cont
common cing on the drst MONDAY OF peh.r.r, 80
uit viii be entered 9anst on ana decree
cd acco riding to the prayer Of said petition
MlLLEh JAEGER
Attorneys for Penuoper
December 9. $50 DIV
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SURVEYORS OFFICE,
Recruit. Iowa, Nay n, 1888.

EoTICB.-To all persons having guns, revolveYs
pfsiols, nunitons Of Of any kind for sale
ordered to sell dispose Of the without 6ssi
obtAining pssmit FROM the undersGned BY ordeS Of
The Special Agent Of the Treasury Departnen4. All
persons vioiasing this will be liable 70 have
Do con6scstsd for the Of the Of
United ssatss. JOHN BfAENUs,
nayQ8-dtf Surveyor and Cohesion.
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sH TELEeaAPn.i
new York Market,

Nsw Yovh, Dee. T.
cotson-Lcss active, but unchanged. aaies Al 90.
for Kidding Upianis
Fiour-Doil. closed slightly in favor OF buyers
prices are without decided change. Sales Al % $50
% Is for Rita state; "a 1s0e7 Is Extra r. n. o,
~ sO04s 50 Trade Brands
Whiskey-Aarhet active and 20 better for State
and Western. 700ooc,
Wheat-AaFket about ic better and rather more
doing for export. saies 1t o1 4eOei ~ for CAisase
Spring; 81 4iOoi ~ fer Miiwaukss Club; q -
Ter Red Western.
oorn--Rsceipts 2.i2o bu. Market qui.t. salss Il
81 2aOef - for shppinE Mixed In stors.
oats-M arket opened dsmer, but closed heavy s.les
1t 800
PorE-Mers active and shade nrmer. Hales u
ols 500els 90 for old eis cO9i8 II for new mess.
L.rd-Quet and steady. Sales d Iike.
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novetd3w
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To ca rus kinsey, James Bradford, John Stanaus and
Hiram Barney:
You will take nntierthat there lis now on nle In
the office OF the Clerk Of the District Court or Lee
county, LAVA, IT keokuk, petition OF James Nc.
Quaid claiming OF defendant Cyrus Kinsey the sum
Twenty-four Hundred aud Eighty Sc loo Dob
lars, a. money due on three psomissory poses and
claiming agsnsf all Of ynn the sure Of Ger
tain Deed Mortgage made by saia c. rus Knsey to
one Hugh Reid, and conveying the following des
eribed real estate, owit Lots eleven and Twelve
ll2i In Block thirty sob IN Reids addition TO
tue City OF keokuk, County u Lee aud Atse OF lows
xiven By the said Kinsey the payment ofhe
said noses. and the interest thereon, aud bS Reid az
signed together with the original notes to plaintiff
McQuaid.
Now, therefore, unless you appear thereto ana de-
FIND on before noon OF the second oar o. tnc
next February term 1854, or the said Court decree
will be render ed sgaint you By default ss for
In said petition. ,,coy
naxto-dA~ Attorneys for PiAintif
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Wheeler RsYulssd-Len4street Retreat.
Ing 70 virginia.

Washington, Dec Z.
The Star has courte ously furnished in
advance of its publication the following
dispatches from authentic sources
Cumberland Pass. Nov. 50, ll:5O A..
M.-Capt. Byrne repulsed Wheeler's At
tack At Kingston on Wednesday last
Wheeler then retired toward Knoxville.
Tazewsll. Tenn, Dec. LIST. 8 P. NJ
Reports from ou,posts this evening con-
cur in establishing the probability that
Longstreet is retreating from Rockville
towards Virginia.
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rendered forever afterwards Impossible.
There will b no f1lcrum for the lever Of
treason to rest upon.
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re. Monroe, Dec. 6.
Hon. l. N. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
government supplies for our prisoners
are received and forwarded 6y rebel
agents Supplies forwarded by State
agency are also received and forwarded:
aiso individual supplies Isend Two boats
laden With provisions to City Point to-day.
(Sgnsd) 8. 4. AElanasa,
.A..ssesss ,.ss< Brig. 0sn'l.
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fBs rsLEeaAPH-I
seeck Markes.

Nov York, Dee. 3
Money-eteady and active att per cent.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-03

New York, Dec. z.
Vosburg's Wire Factory. six other
large buildings, and four tenement houses
on 7th Avenue. between 25.h and 10th
streets. were burned this forenoon. A
large number of families are rendered
homeless. Loss 100000; mostly in
sured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-03
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