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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-21

MURDER AND RoRBsRY--On the night
of the 9th instant band of cut-throats
broke into the store Of Mr.. Brock. il
Moorsville, on the Hannibal and ST Jo-
seph railroad. A number Of citizens we're
in the store At the time, and in making
an effort to escape were fred into BY the
miscreants, and one Of the number killed
and Mr.. Brook badly wounded, and has
since died from the effect Of his injuries.
The robbers plundersd the store Of large
quantities Of goods, and destroyed ell tn
private papers that csms within their
reach. After completing their work d
ruin. they left in the direction Of Davies,
eoanty. utas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-21
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Bridget Tanning; Ellen Tanning, CharlessR. Fan
ming, George Willis Fsnning, yMfncrs; and Walter
Conncr
There il file the Office of the CLERK OF the
District Court OF Lee county Iowa reokuk, the PEE
ttion Of George r. Higgins claiming Of the dcfenda Is
decree partitionne certain real estate In Lee
10y, Iowa, towh In The addition OF William II. Wilt
ans and Reeves Perry to the city of Keokuk called
fstee Addition on the map OF Obey Stripe Lot
Twelve f2 and the east half Of Lot eleven In Block
tff in the city 81 Keokrk; In Block hund red
and sixty eight lss The frant sxty 1901 feet Lets
ave Isl and six also fcrty feet BY one hundred OF
Lots are LII aud six I6 cormencng twenty ieet from
tie alley; also twenty front Of Lot seven III by
hund ed feet deep also twenty feel OF Lo seven
next 70 the alley running ten feet aeross
also Lot two lal in Block one hundred and fity
also tbs divided twobrds af the front haH OF Lots
eleven ard twelve [iI&I2l In Block forty t~o s2l
Also Lots nine p and easthalf Of lot eight Isl ia Block
one hunersd rne tios1 said p,tfun alleges tha,
alter o. Conner las mortgage interest Ia party OF
said property, and that Me other defendants
half Of IL subject 70 said Interest.
Unless You appssr and answer said petition or be-
fore noon Of the seecpd day o the February term 1884,
of said Coutt, commencing on the frst Monday Of
February. Judgment Of partition viii be rendered
by default. RANKIN 4 AcCRARY,
nov96-n4w Piaintfhss AWcrneys
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NOTICE.

To John Knight, & HtnmSn. W r CsvIes Will
an, W COD, K Forc. % w Ford. sits1 A KIRBY, ]
Kirty, Hepsibsh Finch. NJ n Finch HuIby Hub
bard, oFen Hubbard, sylvia Stryser, wsshinston
Siryker
You sre hereby notified that there 10 nov on die
IN the once OF the Clerk Of the District Court of
County, Iowa. II keekuk- petition Of Thomas Davis
claiming q you John b. Kughl w F. Covle. b. b.
Human, 4. r.. Ford ID. W. kusd and William l.. Wood
the sum Of Three Hu ndted and Eight and 1890
Doars With ten per cent. Interest per annam ray
able annually. +. moneysdue en- 4 promissory note.
secured By mortgage made By The said J. Knight
to the said b. b. Hin nan and " Cewles and since
assigned 70 The said Thomas Dawn. also claiming
against each OF you the Foreclosure OF said mortgage
the same being upon La 10. 10 in Human Cowlss'
Subdivision of the S-w u of Sec y, Township e5,
Rspse est, Lee county, lows, and further ssking
for ME sale efsaid premises and general relief
And unless you sppear and answer said petition
on o. before noon OF the second day of the bext
term Of said Court TO be begun and holden on the
hrst MONDAY OF February A. D., 1864 default will
BE- entered against yoa and rende there
on prayed for In said petition.
NUBLE STRONG,
nov2s-d&v ATTORNEYS for PiaintiG.
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KEOKUK:


TIE Escaps . Assvaa.
Gov. Tod has. Addressed - following
letter to Colonel Nssion, Wssdsa ef the
Penitentisry
Columbus, Dec. IL, 1seS.
To N. Mer;on, Esq, Warder Of PM
seatiary:
DxAR SIR:- Deeply chagrined and
mortified as / WAS to hear Of the escape
Of John Morgan and six other Confsde-
rate prisoners, am glad to know, from
the report Of Messss. Wright and Hof-
man, Just handed to me, that there is not
the slightest evidence to Be- found Of fraud
or corruption on the part Of the officers.
either civil or milital yconcerned in their
custody, nor on the part Of any individual
or citizen without or within the prison,
bot that the sole reason for their escape
is to be found in the Misunderstanding Of
General Mason and yourself, as to which
of you should, after the third of Novem-
Der, be responsible for and have the care
Of the inspection of the prison cells. To
avoid danger of like occurrence, have
now to request that you take upon your
self the entire charge and responsibility
of the safe-keeping Of those prisoners
that you. and you alone, select ana EN-.
ploy all the guards and other assistants
that you may deem necessary for faithful
and vigIant discharge of the duty. You
are at liberty to make acquisitions on me
for everything necessary to enable you 10
comply with this request, and it shall
promptly be furnished you. have fur
nished Col. Wallace, commander OF this
post, with copy of this letter, and direc.
ted him to conform his actions thereto.
Yours, DAVID TOP.
Governor of Ohio.
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The YOUNGEST SOLDIER IN THE Army
OF THE CuMBERLAND- He REcRIvEs
FROM GEN. RosEcRANs THE BADGE OF
THE Roll OF HosoR.-Last evening At
the Caledonian supper Gen. Rosecrans
exhibited the photograph Of boy who,
he said, was the youngest soldier in the
Army of the Cumberland. His name ID
Johnny Glen, twelve years Of age, mem
Der OF Co. c, 2sd Michigan Infantry. -
His home is at Newark, Ohio. He first
attracted the attention Of Gen. Rosecrans
during the review at Nashville, where be
was acting as marker for his regiment
His extreme youth The is quite small for
his age) and intelligent appearance in
terested the General, and calling him to
him, he questioned him as to his name,
age, regiment, DC. Gen. Rosecrans spoke
encouragingly to the young soldier, and
told him to come and see him whenever
he came where he was.
He saw no more of the boy until Sat-.
urdsy last, when he went to his place
residence-the Burnet House-and found
Johnny Glen sitting on his sofa, waiting
to see him. Johnny had experienced
some of the vicissitudes of war since last
they met. He had been captured by
Wheeer's cavalry near Bridgeport. His
csptors took him to Wheeler, who saluted
him with
"Wha, are you doing here, you id
little Yankee scoundrel?'
Said Johnny Glenn, stoutly, General
Wheeler, / am no more id scoundrel
than you are. sir"
Johnny said that the rebels stole about
all that he had, including his pocket book,
which contained only twenty-five cents.
"But | wouldn't have cared for the resi-"
he added, eff they hadn't stolen my hat,
which had three bullet holes it received
at Chickamauga.''
He was finally paroled and sent North.
On Saturday he was on his way from
Camp Chase to his regiment. having been
exchanged. Gen. Rosecrans observed
that the young soldier had chevrons on
his arm. and asked the meaning Of it. He
said he was promoted to 4 corporal for
shooting a rebel Colonel at Chickamaupa.
Auc NoAoucA wan mOuuteO epQ GOppeQ
Johnny at some point on the ield, crying,
stop. you little Yankee devil - John
ny halted, bringing his Australian rife
to an "order," thus throwing the Colonel
off his guard, cooked his piece, (Which
he could easily do, being SO short, and,
suddenly bringing it to his shoulder, fred,
the Colonel falling dead with the bullet
through his breast
The little fellow told his story simply
and modestly, and the General determin-
ed to honor his bravery. He gave him
the badge of the "roll of honor" which
Mrs Saunders. wife of the host of the
Burnet House, sewed on Johnny's coat.
His eyes glistened with pride as he look
ed upon the badge, and little johnny
seemed suddenly TO have grown an inch
or two taller, as be stood 90 erect. He
left his photograph with Gen. Rosecrans,
who exhibits it with pride We may
sgain hear from Johnny Glen, the YOUNG.
est soldier in the Army Of the
land. ,,mher.
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NOTICE.

To p Urmston. Cbapin Lee, Hosmer, Fieklen x
Loeas, Vim Turner, sseiea+@ OF Patrick & Crousz
Randall simon Dietrich. II Wood ward & Co.
You are hereby notified Il nj there Is nts In
the office OF the Clerk of the District Coun of L~e
County. Iowa, at Keeksk, the petition of Samuel p,
Miller. Abnsr Reeves and G. II. Perry, executors Of
the viii ef X. Reeves deceased Ella miry OF you the
said r. A Urmsson the sum Of Five Handred Dollars
rs money d1e or three prrrisscry notes; and also
Of VIM h Williams and Reeves and Penny, 10 the eiy
Of Keckak, Lee County, Iowa less the Wsst half d
. said lot W h.ch has been released
Unless yos appear thereto and defend before noon
Of the second day of the February term 1874, of said
District ca n Judgment and decree will be rendered
against you thereon, By default
RANKIN * McCRART,
uov2S-d4v Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
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NOTICE,

Orsop Raton, rsysss the unknown beirs OF CORNELL
Dycke claimants Of Lot TO- IN Block 100 In the
city Of KeoLuk, Lee County, Iowa.
The aeavr named unknown heirs Of Cornelius
Dycke hereby notn cd that there is hle in
The oAse Of the Ciesk Of the District Court Of Lee
Cotnty, Iowa, al keokuk, petition of Orson Eaton
fspRpssa ing that the saM Cnnelius Y. DycHe did
the 18th day Of sepsinbA 1855. convey BY warranty
aeed 70 one Aaai6s RcoYfct 10, In Block le0 In the
CITY Of Keokut, Lee County, lowai that said deed
the Notary Who drsvths eertaeate Of sekno
b. watch fhs ma abps@cd 4frecordto beinsucient.
aid petition aver hae plaiG has interesttn said
ID and praye fora 1seres <0rr<csns said mistske,
and quteeng tho title y the sAid lot assu
E UnIsss yea appeaf 0sreeo' and defend heeofe noon
AZ ~ $1,000 Az 81 ne February 4. d, 1884
~ said Court, aessss viii be rendsrsa Jon
- ! 3 sH RANKIN = hcc1ARx.
asssl-lev AnssssSs ~ llAlpi,a
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To John Maurer:
You IRE hereby notified that there is now pending
Ia the Once OF the Clerk Of The District Court
County Iowa, at keokuh. petition OF Marrareth
Maurer clsuiDg Of YOU decree for divorce on ac-
count Of habtnai dre kenaes and nhuman treatment
such as 70 endApger the lfs OF Petitioner.
And that n'iess you sppeaf and answer plead or
demur 10 the same before the second day
Of the the February term 1854 Of said District court
CONNIE pcnK on the fret Monday of Fe5rusrv next,
dsfsut viii be entered against you nd decree
ed according to the prayer u said petition
MILLkk b JAEGER,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S
UNITED SrATEs OF AMRRIcA,l
- ~ ~.

Districs Of Iowa -
BY virtue OF execution 70 me directed issued by
the CLERK Of The District Court Of the United Sta o.
for the Southern Division OF the District of Iowa. and
sssinst v. p. yansntwerp, and In favor Of James
KEGS levied upon, and will sell 10 the highest
bidder At the door Of the Clerks rce Of the District
Court Of the United States, f the District of Iowa.
Keokuk In said District on the 2sh Gay Of December
A. d ls6s, besveea the hours Of 0 O'Clock q. and
o'clock p m Of said day, the following property, to-
wit.
Lots No. 1, 2 and l. In block No. 1885, in the city
Of K eokak. Lee county, Iowa.
Taken ana tevied uron as the property Y. p. Van
antserp to satisfy said writ Of exesafiop.
III. II HoXIE, u. &. Marshal.
&se BIZ II. FuLTos, Deputy
Noy. "a, IS6s-d4w
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IIolll4 B. III ~ ~ e -
Transcript Who = ossof the most DE-
tsrninea Hsaksss in this State, On lsav-
ing y 49, ~ Europe, wrots = stol-
lows:
! .Tts ssvsry question, 81 = wik
grsw this Rebellion. i last 49, ssts16d
81 events. Al have frsquesl eaid1
fore, f1oS41s now. 20 far - 10 6l6vB b
concerned, i would not raiss my hand 70
free them al tomorrow If il interfered
With TIL. constitutional riehts ofany indi-
vidual 10 the Union but 1t. on che other
hand Slavery becomes incompatible with
orr national existAace, I am quitel wiling
to see the slave 20 free, - one Of the
conseqoesS6s sodass puaishnsst for the
sins Of his master. ! IN glad 10 - the
free African lighting il this cause, for it
seems to me but The ioeis61 consequence
of . war brought on by the slavshelder.
The fst gnn fired upon Fort Sumter I
have .svsfrsgasded - The kAsllis Elave-
~, whatever the other CONSCIOUSNESS
might be. Even il disunion tfiamphs,
the slave question is settled
waiter scott Crisisislng Dyrsn.
The following passage from letter BY
Sir Walter Scott 10 quoted from the "Sea1
forth Papers.'
you ask me, dear Lady Hood, for
literary news There il not much of any
consequence. Lord Byron, 20 quixzed Of
old by the Edinburg Review, has shown
forth great luminary 10 the poetical
world. Child Harold sort Of sketch
OF his travels, and reflections while en-
gagged in them, hes probably reached In
dia. 1t is gloomy and rather misan-
thropic turn Of disposition. Child Har-
old has exhausted the round Of eli
pleasures. licensed and unlicensed, and
wonders to feel the goblet, which he has
drained even 10 its luscious Drugs. pan
upon his taste when again replenished -
Aud pretty nearly the same course Of ex-
perience which made Solomon of old pro-
claim that all was vsnity, induces cur mod !.
ern epicurean to quarrel with the system
of the universe, and to disbelisve its be-
ing guided by supreme benevolence and
wisdom. Another beautiful and eccss-
trio production Of the same kind is the
'Giaour, a. turkish romance. It 10 q
poetical fragment, obscurely written, but
Astounding &ith high and spirited pas
sages. Tb<>tjle is the intrigue of Chris
tian with the favorite of Moslem. Has
san murders his wife, and the Giaou. in
revenge, waylays and kills Hassan and
dies . monk, without having the good
fortune to become . penitens. The sen
timents of this poem Indicate the same
deficiency of virtuous feeling which
throws shade on Child Harold'1 char
acter. The passion, SO well and power
fully described, Is Of IN unworty and bad
kind and shrewdly suspect Lord Byron
would be improved by drachm Of chiv-
alrous sentiment, and quaatsm su6ic,t
of virtuous and disinterested principle
added to his very extraordinary powers Of
intellect and expression. As be is, how
ever, be has done deadly, or almost dead
~, execution among the ladies of fash.
ion."
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yTATE or I1NA,f
~ Las CorpTs.
in the Daarses Court Of said County In Keosuk
Hresmrn Knorisn, Plssatts,A
Jehn Rablan
Henry Corwfth. Defesla.fs.
ksesee 10 hereby gwen 10 the Detentants herein
above named thai pettion in . civil action Gle
in the iefks eee Of The district Coun sfereSaid, Ia
behalf OF the abose named Pisia;in against you and
eIsimtsg 10 redeem from under Junior rtfag
certain premises In the souih est quarter Of Section
"a. TSw nship e5 n Range vesf In saiA County and
State and rendering You Ia Court z92 be value Of
said reeemrtoo said petition prsynx further HAT the
title 81 peliicneF IN said premises ara,nst yoa hs
eh1eted . nd est.blished, aud for general relief.
And Hniess yva appear and make defense thereto
before noon Of the second day Of the next term oil
asid Court, to meGce the irxt Monday 0fFebrH
AIRY, 1854 aikreHt vii be entered against yoa, ~
pray 81 fof In said petition
ROBERT II. GILLMORE,
nov35-d3w Aufy Tor Plaintiff.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice il hereby given that on the 9th day Of De-
o. mber, A. II 1868, 1 vas appointed Administrator
81 the sssats OF VIM. n. g. florence, dece ed. Al
those indebted 10 said estate are hereby notified q
MAKE immediate payment to me, and those having
claims against SAID estate present fheD, according
to Law. j. W. JOHNSTON, Administrator.
I Deeik.4w @
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OF CoRONER's SALE.

To N. G. Hedges and Margaret He'd -, ard others:
You Are hereby nesin ed ibat BY virtue OF ecisl
Ex~casicn 10 ms directed ssHed By the Clerk Of the
Dist rict Court Of Lee cnany Iowa, kesknk tearing
daie Nsvembes the eth A. d. 1863 In faver of James
A. Lee and against g Hedges. and al 20 decree
aeaiaef Margaret Hedges snd others. have levied up
on and adverts ssie and viii cell at the doors
Of The Clerks oce ofthe District Ucun OF Lee Coun.
~, Iowa, ~ Keoknt, on the SSH day Of December.
d. 1859. befw eco the hours Of ociock A. and
fay the following described property, to-Eit: Lot
ree Isl IN Bloch handYed and eight tiee In the
City ofKeokut, Lee County. Iowa.
Given under ny hand this 2I.t day of November
A. ID. 1853 THoS. MARTIN
nov7f-dtd Coroner of Lee County, Iowa.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Ton are hereby noiihe that thsge 10 now on nle in
~ 49, ~ Tho Clssk Of ~ DlsGfss Csan Of L.
eounty loya, IT Keokuk petition Of San ueI ?. Nil
issys AhasF eases AnAC n. PensY. exesafxss Of 80
viii Of 4. Rsevss, decsssed claiming Of you ~
said Willian D. Murphy the cam Of Three Hu ndse1
On - nossy Dr. % two pro.fssory nots ma elAin.
~ AG4nst both u ye1 - geseslo1agg n MOg)tHae
npoa lot kp, In Bloek 1ve, n kesves Perry aadWif
49, AddtiOA 70 ~ CiH - Keekak.f sEffys sse.y,
Uriess ycu appeaI therele Esd defend before noon
49, snond day ~ We Rsbssssy term leel ef sai1
Court, judgment and decree Will BE- rendered againsi
yos therepn, ~ dsfaulf. vAtN aa8 Fr
RANKIN McCRARY.
oee0AA~ Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL

BY virtue Of authority vested In by the order OF
the County Court of Lee County, Iowa. will, the
s3d ds of December 1858, at O'Clock, p NJ. aid
day, II the the Court House In Keokuk, Iowa
ofer Tor sale, 10 the highest bidder, the hlioving
property of the estate Peter Sfingerland deceased
The west half of Lot ten, in Block l37, and the
west bali Of Let four in Block 1855 in the City OF Keo-
kuk. Lee County, Iowa
am authorized to give credit Of not exceeding
twelve months to the purchaser.
novao-dtd GEo. W, McCRARY, Executor.
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NOTICE.

To John y stson and Marxsrei Watson:
You will tske Acssce that there " now on fle In the
Once OF he Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee county
Iowa, nj Heoiut. petition Of Esmcel r. Miller G.
b. Perry and AbDe Reeves, executors Of the VIII o
b. =. Recvet, deceaket shining Of the aid Johr
Watson, NE sum feeyen Hundred Dollars q money
dae On two prunissory nctes, ard against both Of
yos ths fofeclosure Of certain nortsags convey ins
the fellow real estate to-w: Lot four a. Biock
tvelre nal. Of Reeves and Perry and William II.
Williams addition to ths City Of Keokuk, County OF
Lea And SDte Of Iowa.
Now therefore, unless you sppesf thereto and de
lend or Le4ore of the second day the next
Perrvsry tern 1854, Of said Court. judgment and
cree will be rendered sgsinss y GU By aefauis.
RANKIN McCRARY.
6efe-dSs Attorneys for fisintiG.
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GTATE OF io~A,t ..
- LEE CorsTI.
In the Dissrios cour Of said County IN Keoiui
X. p. Love, Piassf9,
c. 0rinuan,
d. n Gilman,
David A Day.
M. J. Day. DUr~<xsss.
Notice u hereby given to the Defendants herein
above named that petition in civil action 10 Gle
Ia the Ciorhe Once of the District Coan Aforesaid
dasy vericed In betah Of The above named Piaintic
agsina yoc, ssc claiming OF The said Q. ard D. n
Or The r~daH piioR OF Lois and in BioSk Ill
10 shscity or Keokak, In said county from certain
Deed Of trust and sale thereender, against all
eefes dants the foreclosure Of mortKa<c executed BY
ID. A. and VI. J. Day, for The sum OF eE5s0. with
per cent interest from Nay ; $50 The said DO.
fsrdanss Grinnan further nots6ed that the said
Court has appcnied Receiver 10 lake charge Of said
property ard he rents ord proft. thereof.
And We less appear and make defense thereto be-
Of the second day Of the term of said
Court, TO con the frst Monday OF February
1854 judseas vii be rendered sEainst you, prayet
for In said petition.
ROBERT II. GlLLAoRE,
ncve5-d3w Sol. for PlairtiH.
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NOTICE.

To Jonathan French, John Maxwell, and willian
Spear
You hereby notified that there 10 nov on Gle In
the once Of The Clerk Of the Distric Court OF Lee
county, lows st keekuk ape&tioA Of Samuel Y. Mil
Ier Abner Reeves and C. II. PERM, sxeeators Of the
said jonathan B. French ,judgment Kighs Hundred
poilaeev M inerest - money IN four psonisory
hotes and - against AL of Jon the foreclosure Of
0srgaee npun Lot eeAf In Heck Twelve In The sddS-
tton Of william H. Williams And Reeves and Perry,
to the City Of Keokuh Lee county, feva.
And uElefs you appear thereto and defend before
~ In sseoMi Asy u the Febsuasy term 1884 Of
the said district Court, judgment and decree viii be
nsndeeeA against yeu thereon BY dehsH.s A4s 3.
RANKIN McCkARY
deelS-dAv Atsoneys fbR Piainfi6
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