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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-07
Z lKiuINAL NOTICE.

To John stannus, s Haynes, Rankin, esslsItr q
Patrick Nalsh, Nancy Franklin, extcuiria o, the
estate ofNoah franklin decreased Hisber, w
Steele, assignee OF M X J. nnddick, Sarah SfaD-
nus, Assisn~s OF John Gslhwn,, Iames N Bilngx1
James A Lee. John A Hurkte, kF llurkee. Joh1I]
Boyd, GottIieb IIunsahcr, Reynolds, Danteld
Wellihan. aud Gsrter.
Yop are hereby notified THAT there 10 nov on nie in%
the Clerks ONCE OF the District GeaTt OF Lee County
Iowa, ut Keokuk, petition of Geo. C. Apdersoh
claim ing OF yDu the said John S,arnus and Hsyr
seven Hundred Dollars money due on three promo
mertga given To said notes, and vey IN
part Of Lot ~, Biock ~, In the city OF elnk les
County, lows, In EhsA you have eis 10 have me
ihtsreit
. And unlees you appear thereto and defend before
OF ths day OF the next term Of ssid Court,
t. on he frat Monday of February. lisa,
Judgment and decree will b. rendered thereon by de-
fault. RANKIN h hcCRARY,
K deeaIiAw Attorneys for PiaiLtih.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-07
NOTICE.

TO John Siannus fiu. mes, ] W Rauttn ss,igpee Of
Patrick Walsh, Nancy Frankitp. execp,ris OF ihs
estate Of Noah frau In, deceased A Hi bes VIM
Steele. gnee OF Am Il " l. Ruddick. Sarah st an
nus, assignee 81 John Galloway, James M Billings,
James A Lee, John Durkee, h Durkee Jnhn
Boyd, " Reynolds, Christian CARRIER. Daniel
Neiiihsn, Jeremiah Brown. Gntiiieb Iiunsaker.
fUu are hereby notified that that's IL Gle in
the office OF the CipIl Of he Dstrct Court of Lee
county Iowa. at Keeslk, Petition Of Geo C. Ander-
son claiming of YOU, The saia John Stannn and n.
Haynes the sum OF Seven Hundred Dollars ar money
due on three emissary ueres, snt claiming Of all OF
you the foreeiosnre OF mortgage given 70 said
notes ntd conveying portion OF Lot II Block 90 in
the city of Keotuk, Lee county Iowa in which real
estate you have or claim TO have some interest.
And Uniess You appear thereto and defend before
noon Of the second day Of tho next term OF ~ ID
Ceart commencing on Tho frst Monday Of February,
lsG3 Judgment and decree win be rendered thereon
according " the prayer VI said petition.
RANKIN AcCRARY.
dec2-d4v Attorney for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-07
NOTICE.

To John s&A Bnus b Haynes james N Rogers n U1
Piouty. James y Naish, W Rankin, aasienee u
Patrick Walsh. Macy Fnpklin, execnsrix Of The
eslale OF Moab Franklin, deceased, A G Hiebee. w
Steele. assignee of VIM d Ruddiek, Sarah STAN
nus, assignee of John Galloway. Jsnes n Biilings.
James A Lee, John A Darkss. b r Durkee, jobs
Boyd Gottlieb Hunsaker, II NJ Reynolds, Christian
Garber Daniel Welifbsn:
You arc hereby notified that there II now die In
the oEce Of ihe Clerk cf the District Court OF Lee
county Iva, at Keokuk, petition Of Geo. AndeY-
son, claiming Of ven, the said John Stapnus aud h
Haynes, the Of Seven Hundred Dollars ~
ney due tbte+ pIcpnsscrs n.tes and claiming Of
all Of you the or closure oi nertg given 70
said notes conveying tart Lot III Block sg in the
city Of Keokuk, lee connsy, Iowa fn which .ou have
or Claim " have some interest
Ans uNless yod sEpeaT III. reto md defe nd before
noon or tho second day ~ the said
Court. to commepee abe Hrst Monday Of February
1863 jadgmen, nnd decree y III be rsudered thereon ~
default RANKIN h AcCKARf,
dsea-d4w Attorneys fer Ptsnfir.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-07

NOTICE.

IL John Stanuus. Haynes, w Rankin, assignee ar
Patrick walsh, Nancy Franklin, sxecutrix ef the
estate u Noah Fsankiin dseeassd, A His bee VIM
Steele, assignee o. " m A. X Rn.i,Scs saI All Stn1
nus, ass knee Vi Jain Galloway 9.n,@s N billaas
James Lee, John Durkee Il rntkee John
BOYD, Gofiieb Hunsaker, n Reynolds, Christian
CARRIER, Daniel WtiiihAn.
Your are hereby notified that there IL now on Ale 10
the Office VI the Clerk OF the District Court Lee
y, Iowa, ~ kesknk. petition Of Geo. e. Anderson
claiming OF You, the said John Sannus and Haynes
The sum OF Seven Hundred Dollars IA money due on
three notes and claiming Of all OF you The
foreclosure OF mergage given 10 secure said notes
and conveying part OF Lot H. block a. the city
keokuk, Lee county, Iowa in which you have or
claim 10 have some Interest
And unless you appear thereto and defend before
noon ofthe second day Of the Court TO-
commence on the first Monday OF February 1863 iudg-
ment and decree will be rendered thereon BY default
RANKIN McCRARY,
dec1-daw Attorneys for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-07
|nRIGlNAL NOTICE.

s A.fa nn. &c %,, s:,.a
cntriA u the estate OF Geo. b, Williams, deceS1S
ABBOTT, yoLpssa and o., HUH Cook, state Or iy
FOR abe use 81 the School Fnnd N Mefrick 6a
#osss t@gtt eSysy ssls spa WI WiI,.n eg.
Executors OF the estate Of Louis Zinde. derediS
Gee8 Anderson, brown, Goddin Co, Joh1
Is tcsr-oh ebeA tbhNAcr,, HAWKINS Taylor, q
Toun, SIC sHyia AIosmer Curtis, Cunis, Gee
barber, John McDougali,J Allen, and Jesse IT.
dick. d. $B sHaHatnsBI
You, and efch Of you, are hereby notified that ~
IL stc In the once Of fine Clerk Of The Dislrl
Court of Lee County, Iowa, 81 K+okak, petition III
tobn Bruce, claiming of you. Mo esid Wright r
Of Six Thousand Dollars ~ money due On ~
prom ssory notes, and also claiming u al you
fnrceo Of Mortssee Efven upon the cart half r.,
the south west quarter Of SECTION Tw ents three IT,
ship sixtysls north, end Range west, IN Lee county
abd praying n safe Of the undivided half IL
said mort r~n estate pa, ment Of said dsh
undivided half having bern relieved
And unleas Jon appear thereto and defend On
before on the second day Of the next term u
said Court 10 mss.cest k~okuk the FIRST Monday
OF February, A. D., 1868, judgment and decree viii
be renr you thereon by default for tho sns
claimed. ntera sld costs. spd the said real estste
WHINE sdld Tor the pasmtnt OF the same, md ell II
yo hfnr TO tie sxfd rial estate will be cut
on audkiusses hassea aAGls~t eiussd
a. ,GED. " MtCRARY
{ tFsFtS-nfW AN a. Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-07
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-07
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-12

We learn from a gentleman who speaks
from the best information, that while on .
recent trip up the river he was told by q
former friend, who is now An insane and
interruptions rebel, that JEFF. Davis and
his cabinet had decided to employ ennis
saries to destroy every steamboat naviga-
ting the Lower Mississippi and Ohio nv.
ers, Offering as an inducement to these
miscreanis, in accomplishing their bar
barous mission, sixty per cent. on the es-
timated value of all boats and property
thus destroyed.
His informant assured him that theRuth
had already fallen victim to this scheme,
and he would soon hear of others. He
being a merchant of this city, and known
to be holder of Western produce, VA,
advised, in friendly way, to bold wha
goods he had, as there was sure to be ,
rise in price. The whole plot struck him
rs so dlabolical, barbarous and improba-
BILE, that he paid no further attention to
it than to note it down in bis memoran-
DUN book, which he has since shown us.
and from which We have copied the main
points.
On his way up the river. he heard
threats from some suspicious looking
strangers against the Imperial, the very
boat which was fired at St. Louis, under
circumstances of grave suspicion.
1t was further told him that the. man
who burned the Ruth had since made bis
way TO Richmond. received his sixty per
cent. on the value of the boat and cargo,
100000, and had heen heard from by
his friends in Memphis. who we're vast J
elsted by The streak of good fortune Of
their diabolical friend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-12
What tho Rebellion Promlses La.
boring men.

boring men.
If American laborers need any insight
into the designs Of the Southern leaders
of this rebellion as regards labor and
American laborers, there is no lack Of
light, no doubtfulness Of meaning in their
own open declarations.
Said Be Bow in the New Orleans Re.
riew: 1.-THE right to govern resides in a
very small minority; the duty to OBEY Is
inherent an the great mass of mankind
SpRArr, of South Carolina, in an ad-
dress to the Confederate Congress at Mont
gomery, in 1861, said 1.-THE contest
now pending is not between the North
and South as geographical sections y
"nor between the people Of the North and
the people of the South, for our relations
have been pleasant" "But the real con.
test lies between the t,oo forms of society"
'So:iety is essentially different from gov
ernment.' "In the one the reins of gov.
eminent come from the heels in the 9TH
er, from the head of society" "7Ae prin-
c,pte that all men are equal ,oould hare
been destructive of Slavery in the South. -
But the declaration of the Charleston
Mercxry--so well known-is outright and
unmistakeable: "Slauery is tie aatural
and normal condition of the loborino
man, ,chether uhite or black"
Such, then, is the issue distinctly pre-.
sented before American laborers, in this
war Of the rebellion. On the one side,
slave labor, on the other. free labor; on
the one side labor degraded, ON the other
labor honored on the one side, the &C.
acknowledgement Of universal equality under
the Constitution; ON the other, express
and irrevocable denial Of the constitutions
declaration of equality itself.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-12

~ George Baker, Esq, ex-editor Of
that interesting rebel sheet. the Nashville
Republican Banner, is now editing the
Dayton (Ohio) Empire. and supporting
Vallandigham for Governor. There VA
no more violent rebel editor in all Dixie
than the editor Of the Banner, and We
guess his Vallandighsm articles read very
much like his rebel articles. They are
all cut out of the same CLOTH Nashville
Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-12
NOLLEN Il VAN GRIEKEN'S
Carries de Vfstfe
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, ,

WE wish TO an nounee 70 u { puhlie that vease
stantly receiving, direct from New York, anything
and eveyythins hat Is being newly discovered: cen
seQuenty 10 are coniiuuaily improv inKour arrange
uetiea ethe Cerfss d YtsSfe We
itiLs Portrait. We pay particular Attention TO the
VEnette Gard Photograph which isfssi betominR the
most popular Picture know to the Art. lhey rival
even the far famed Daguerreotype. tn most respect
being sharp aud clear In outline beautiful and
so(ness OF Antsh. Ambrotyper and Neisinotypes are
also taken At our Rooms, and anished ap the
improved styles.
PHOTOGRAPHS, ve take np to the Cabine and
Life-sises. both piana nd 10 coiors.
We also copy old DAsnesreotypes aad Ambro<ypes
into Csrtes u 1issfss. or larger Pm tngrsph.. We
have 81 ays hand large assortment Of plain and
fancy cases, and also Gilt and God frames ofai
sixes.
III All Negatives are preserved. sp-ssen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-12

D1saRAcsYUL OurRAeE ~ WARRxN
CouHrY.-Lass Friday, rs . delegation
of Copperheads we're passing through
Deer6eldville, Warren county, Ohio, on
their way TO a mass meeting, number Of
men in the procession fred into the poet
Office, kept BY John Cooper . strong
Union man. Seven or eight thots we're
fred, and all the windows broken BY
stones. Among the assailants Mr. Cooper
noticed two young men by the name Of
Lucas, and made complaint against them
In the evening the Constable made m
attempt to arrest them. He was driven
of, but returned to Deer6eldvill e for help,
and getting two mem. Minet and VIM
Trump-went again to the house Of Lu.
cas-. They had no sooner arrived thar
they we're attacked by oil the male mem
bers Of the Lucas family. aided by seve'
raj neighbors. The old man Lucas caugb'
Trump BY the throat and held him fast
while his son George shot him twice with
a revolver. killing him almost instantly
cleveland Leader, 9th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-12

New THLRoRArH LINE Faox DUBUQUE
To TEE EAsr.--An Association has been
formed in the East. under the name Oft
UNITED States Telegraph Company"
which u already erecting telegraph from
New York and Boston to Chicago and
Milwaukie, and they intend to extend
their line to Dubuque before next spriog.
we understand the new Company will
send dispatches at much lower rate than
- charged BY the present lines. If it will
only reduce the exorbitant rates which
are sxtosted from the press. the new
company will confer blessings upon both
publisher and people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-12

The PAcIFIc Union RAILwAr.-The
books Of subscription to the stock of the
Union Pacific Railway were closed on
Friday of last week. the subscription,
amounting to %. $50, 900. By the act 81
Congress, o., O0O. 900 must Be subscribed
by any company which desires to take
advantage Of the act A meeting Of
stockholders is advertised to take place in
New York on the 10Th, At which directors
will be elected, and the company will fov-
mslly claim the right OF buildings road
from the Missouri River 70 Califosun.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-12

UNION TOWNSHIP TICKET.
ros srPrRvrson,
JOHN II. DAY..
FOR IRrsTEEs,
WILSON BARRETT,
H. M. BLACK,
SO. CAREY.
FOR cLERx,
GEO. n. HOLT.
FOR coSsTABLHs,
ROBERT WOOSTER.
JACOB FRANK.
FOR TOWNSHIP AssKssoR
r. H. HOLLAND.
roR CITY AssRssoR.
CHARLES HUBBELL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-12
M u SIC! M u SIC!!
KR0IUE BIlSS AND STRING BAND

This csebrated Rand vili play n oil placer Of amuse
ments and evening entertainments; also nj Political
gathernes. Balls, e. This excellent hand 10 com
po sed Of some Of the best Musicians In this country,
and 70 under the Leadership Of Prof WRIT Who we'll
known throughout the country . dne asicisn
nc z Orders can be lett at the Musi. Han Saloon on
Third street, n.xt to Provost Aarshal'a once.
oct3-dIm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-12

H Maj. E. B. Hunt, brother Of Ex-
Governor Washington Hunt, Of New
York, was accidentally killed at the Brook
Ign navy yard on Thursday. He was
engaged upon submarine battery of his
own invention, and, in experimenting, a
she'll was burst, the gas from which 90
overpowered him that be fell into the hold
Of the vessel, causing conclusion of the
brain, from which he soon died. Major
Hunt graduated at West Point in lS45.
and afterwards became Professor of Enei.
neering there. He was engaged on the
forts at Key West when the war broke
out, and BY his sagacity and skill the
valuable forte in Southern Florida were
saved from the rebels. He was distin-
guished member Of the American Asso-
citation for the Advancement Of Science.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-12
I o 8 T..

On The 6sh inst, between II an IL o,cioct t,.e.
Pocket hook. fastened 18th pin and containing 4 Is
10 money. nine postaee stamps. IN express recei.s
TOT money expressed home, two combs and un6lled
diseharse papes. On No inner part Of The nCcre
eonk 70 NE name Of R~wben Atkins" 10 leribe les.
sess. Any perspB aodiBg This POCKET bo. win re-.
ceive reward ef % upon hanAi1s Tito said Reward
Atkins O. ~ Ward Master q ths college Hospital
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-12
A UCTION ALE.

SURVEYORS AND COLLECTORS ofrroR,l
keokuk. lows, September 20, isss.
~ order Of the speeial aseDt Of The rressury Dc
partm ent, viii oaer for sale the 1oeh day u Oc
tooer next, q O'clock n ~ deabe barrel Shot
Guns; single barrels do. Is Ri1es and Revolving
kines and mall lot Of Powder led Shot, 0an Cara
- This property has been condemnsd and ordered
70 % sold for tbs benen OF the Government AZ the
United States. JOHN BTANNCJs N
octl-dtm Rurseycr and Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-12

Ousragos ~ IL. Cav0sl, WabasA Co .
~ CoppsrAeaAs.
i lsAsn- fssa sbssa9sss0ss. ~ W.T.
nessss, that at the session Of the South
ern Illinois Conference Of thu Methodist
Episcopal Church, held 1t MI Carmel e.
the last wssk. several buggisb belonging
to ministers in attsndance wers injured
and dstsesd very shanefully lby some Of
tho Copperhssds Who abound in that VI
cinity. Some had their wheels cut down,
sems he'd white pAist daubed over tean,
shafts broken, &s. The steps a the shuteh
we're also bedaubed and made refy fttby,
and upon the side Of each door picture
Of segso wss painted upon the waila,
and also upon many Of the cisisen's
houses, whore the ministers were guests
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-18
OuAUDRaN,a RTRsr aRADER.

-
We have rsesivsd the 6rst Of = series Of read
srs designed for The use of schools, BY Nine A.
De V. CHAuDRoE, Of Mobile. To bOHOw the
language Of the preface; The plan Of Che Ii
tie book is bousWsd fom the o%LLEEDoRF sys-
tam Of teaching languages, and it carries the
child, almost iaPeEcsPdbly, tkEoSgh its alpha
bette diEculfes." 10 its compilation, the &C
oemplishcd aushorass has hsd the assistance q
heg extensive polyglot srudihaa and experiences
to render it complies As The boy is father to
the man, and The girl is mother to the WoIsa'
80 these Rnst baskE Of instruction are the sources
Of al future and mature ~edussi0n- Hiihsf's'
books upon which so much depended have BssA
| compiled By New BHglsad people e q nIl
Of trade; The Consequence Of which has been
that the moral judgment not leas' shaR tie nsss
If eur people. hss been at the mercy ct s people
a oblqus IN morals IS they have bssn detective
in taste. Until We belisve thas the Yankees
are tie people, and wisdom viii die with
thsm.p We cannet belisVs that NOAH WEB-
sTER's spelling cook is The only spelling beck
Of the English langusge, sHy mere thsn We can
believe that WKBsTER's dictionary is the only
dicaopary. The EHtborpss is native Of Mobile,
sad q lady Of intellect rasnemsut snd seeisl
position, and we bessssk fer her series, the pat
ronsgs equal to the guaranty Of their eEcellsnea'
furnished b. her character.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-18

brt il algays seen with her husband st church.
ThAlatter has been for more than o year q de-
vous Enfsegpslian, and his friends cay & sincsEa
Christ h
There nEys been vsry few troops 20 and IN the
Immediate viainify Of Richmond sver since the
svscuatien Of the Psninsuls BY Gen. Mcclellan
army in the sammsr q LAST year. The last
movsnent Of troops 81 Richmond was On the
IIih inst, whsn q division Of ten thousand men
organized into three brigsdss, was assembled
thare, composed Of Regiments who bad previous.
y been stationed at vanaus points on tho PENN
sals, at Petersburg, Weldon aud Wilmington.
This dlvisioa was sent away on the Northern
railroad, Ne stated IN my letter Of October 70.
and It was currently reported u Richmond al
the tins that they were going TO Dummies.
They did not, however, 20 that far. II any
rebel troops were seen At Dummies soon after
that time il was sOms ctheE part Of Gen. Leo'l
army.
This division only went So fgg e FredsIieks-
burg, IN or5erto take the place Of the division
Of rebel troops recently stationed there, and
which were them on the move n0rihaard freH
CulPeper, with the rest Of Lse's army. TIN
new division Is probably still at fredericksburg
But the satisfaction of the troops composing 4
from these on The Peninsula and a points soutl
ef Richmond lssves oRly 10 coo troops along lhi
whole Inns Of the railroad between that city anC
WILMINGTON, ard only 10000 81 I'll the pointl
on the Peninsula bslog Richmond.
Gen. Lea was Es Richmond from the 29th O
August to tia 6h OF September, aud Genera
B~saursgsrd was also lhars enc dag during tba
time. They were With JeE. Davis and the Tabe
Secretary Of War nearly 81 the time.