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CLOTHING.


AT THE sUREsr PLACE. 2s SIXTH .AvENUE-
homes, dealer dispose q your cast on clothns Carpets
FURNITURE Jewery the best can do on or
send a mote 10 The ola well known dealer, b MINT 29
sish avenue near Eighteenth street There you vii be
sure 20 receive fy per than BY any Other da
Ladies' attended By Mrs. hintz
rTEsTToS AT THE NEW STORE. ii. THIRD
"A avenue, iaiies and gent egen guaranteed 20 re
relee the highest .tv each Cast on Wear ne
App.re Furniture Carpets a for the New Orleans mar
te1 Try and satisfy Yourself Please forget
on or address c. MISH ia Third avenue near Fyurtecnh
street. Ladies atteniei By Mrs Mlsh
AT 3sS BowERY-H RosENrHAL HAVING A GREAT
"A desre 70 purehas' large quanty ef on wesrsg
Apparel furnure, Carpets, jewsiry bv calling or
dress hn ladies' and ren een can obtain utmost
value Cor each article LADIES' attended BY Ms Hosen
thai Please remember and Try 35s Bowery opposite Great
Jones sheet
rFSrLEMEN HAVING ANY NEW OR CAST OFF
VI cl0aing dispose u can obts tue hiahes price By
cal ng VI the address John Murhy. on Pead
street, Ceare All orders panctuslly agtenasdsg.
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S HIPPIN G NE w S

Movements or Ocean steamsrs.
Malls are by every steamer In the regular lines
The steamers for or from Liverpool call at Queenstown
cept the Canadian line. which call at Londonderry The
for from the Continent call at Southampton
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, August TO p N.
AsHEs.-small sales were made Of pots at 6yIc. and
pearls at SIC.
Bags BEGGING dill and nominal
BEEswax was very quiet at former quotations
TRANSFORMATIONS less active. and in some In.
stances lower The days sales included IL 900 bbls
state ard Western, ZOE Southern and $50 Canadian
within our revised quotatonss--
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rnE LECTuRE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY. FOR oExrrFxrN
4 only at the New York Museum Of Anatomy els Eroad
Pa ties unable 10 attend these can havn hs,
forwarded rept Of 10 cents by addressing cre,a,v "a
the New York Museum Of Anatomy. -
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FURNITURE TO LET AND ROOMS TAKEN IN PAY.
IN ment-A private family who have will a hl Qh
stoop house preierrcd), located between the YORK
IIo,s and Thirtyourtb street. Broadway make
desirable with gentleman and wife without
ohi dram First respon sibltty re-
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WINES. Liquors, &C.
TTEyrIoNl-roR SALE, AT A BARGAIN. a orI.x.
~ thy Of superior Bra ~ and DIN Piavornr upwards %
street. Villa nsburg, NJ airs
CLAREr, CHOICE ~ 5l PER CASE. IS CENTS PER
~ bottle. PRIME sherry ~ pr gallon " cents per bottle
Fine bourbop y = per gallon, 70 cent per bottle.
BORDEAUX wiNE COMPANY
w Fulton street corner OF William,
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oCuLIsTs AND AURIsTs.

RriFICIAL EYEs-BY THE NEW MATERIAL DIS.
n covered by T. Davis, and his improved process Of
manufacturing them, his Artificial Eyes natural In
appearance aud movement defy detection. The med
cal faculty endorse them the best Olice hours
from Ito 5. IT,. DAVIS op,is,, ss3 Broa lwsy.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.


RIO CONTRACTORS
title OF The work for which the bid may offered vii be
received this ONCE until " O'Clock OF Friday Auynst
H. l6i for the construction OF Sewers In the following
Fourth street, between Bank and West Twelfth streets
Jones street. between Fourth Beeckrr. Wash
street Horatio Gansevoort streets Cannon
street. between Rivingon and Stanton I3jth
street. between Boomlngcale road and Hudson river
Blank forms for tho bds and all other necessary
ton can be chained on application 10 the Conac Cerk
THOs. STEPHENS -, .
THOs. u. TAPPEN, ierot2n Aqheducs
A. W. CRAVEN, BOARD
Once OF the Croton Aquednct Board, August 8 1868
ITO REAL ESTATE OWNERS. SEALED PRoPosALs
s6s the purchase Of Real Estate Tor
the Of tie Fire Department. located follows
Oe lot between Sixth aud Eighth avenues and Thirty
eighth and Forty second streets for the OF Engne
One lot between First and Second avenues Tenth and
Fourteenth streets for the OF Engne Company No ~
One ut between Greene and Thompson, Broome ana
Bleecker Streets Tor the Of Engine Company No a.
. one y, ssswesn Msngip Lewis Grand and Dslssosy
One lot between Norfolk Rvingion, Stanton. Esser ana
Houston streets for the use OF Hose Company No 49,
One ot 70 be situated In Mott street between Chat
nam and Bayard streets for the OF Hose Company
Proposals. to contain diagram Of the property offered
with dimensions. locality aud character OF improvements
any
Preference will be given 10 vacant lots
ray9sni VI, BE- made 70 es'h on receiving sstIsfse,o
MATTHEW + BRENNAN Comptroller.
CIR or NEW foRK. DRrARrxEsr os ffraNcs.
CosrrRoLLEas Orvicx, July y, 1853
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FURNITURE wAETED-ANY FAMILY DECLINING
housekeeping and wishing 70 part with the whole any
portion their Furniture, Carpets Bedding Mirrors
1c mar hear Of cash customer BY addressing NJ b. SIS
nst
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A-EwLY MARRIED COUPLE NOTTCR.-A COMPLETE
IN outnt small family or two or three persons dcsr
Gus Of emhrsing fine rosewood Piano Psr
Ior Chamber. Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture Lace
curtains Carpets, Bedding. complete every ar,c,e
new Of the most sraoe character; VIII be isrosei
Of mos, reasonable nenrc q immediate application is
O'Clock A. VI.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
EXCURSIONS.

EIsHING BANKS AHOyl-i00D CAUGHT DAILY
IL On steamer STATEN ISLANDER Captain l. o. Philip
running every day. eheegt SATURDAY from South Eleventh
street. Alam sburg AT A, NJ, Peck slip IA. 2Dts street
North river. spring street 81 pier No. North river
A. NJ Music aud dancing Bait and refreshents furnish
ed on board.
L,IsHING BANKs-sTEAMER MARYLAND LEAVES
Peek slip at A NJ, West Twentieth street. 8 A. M, ,
Dey street, "a A NJ. and pier Nc North river, 81 A. NJ
daily, except Saturday. Fare fifty Music refresh
mcnts, bait and lines board.
ITO FOR THE CHOLERA BAHKsi-FTsHERMEN ON
Il Deck The fast sailing sea steamer l. BOARDMAN
Captain Tho Marshall, will make 10 the
above banks ON sun ay August every succeeding
day. Il leave Jackson East River clock
PEGS Slip ~; Spring street NORTH River 7; Pier North
River, - Bait ana Lines board. under charge OF
Thomas Shadwick. Y. Philips, Commodore W Phillips
Steward Fare for the Excursion. 81 The well known
her on the ground.
THE NEW slDEwHEEL STEAMER G. l.. wiNANTs
TO CT arer Tor Excursions Apply pier North
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FURNITURE FOR sALE-oNE ELEGANT SUITE TIE.
pieces OF solid rosewood Parlor Furniture covered will
green velvet consisting OF handsome Tee-a Tees Args
Easy Chairs six other Chairs The above be bourh
81 a reasonable price nj 2il Hudson street
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Paris is now almost, if notully, equal TO the bank
Annexed are the rates of interest allowed on
stock Exchange.

FRIDAY, August Z, 1868.
lOT 100 Sis Mich Cent $50 ll6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-16

They hays xbused the governor Of our
State for his zeal and energy 10 placing
Iowa troops at the disposal 81 the FEEDER.
al Governments troops that have been
an hanor to IL State which they repre-.
seat snd ths - whose energy and pru-
dsncs maas shsir organization effective
on Ne Geld and have shed luster on the
Uniob arms 10 many bloody strife. No
man ,either civil or military, who he's
show devotioa to the Union cause has
ESCAPED their condemnation. Now, ms q
last 1psort, WHEN our armies are every
whSs1 prssstng Me enemy 10 terrible
- 49, sse trying to undermine i's
,intsGnity BY iu6ammatory and reasonable
appeals TO the troops.
! Nov word 70 the Courier msa's Visks-
burg correspondent No man with bis
heart IN The sssesss Of the Union cause
could wIiss such 10 letter. He puts q
false coloring Oh alfsthe operations Of the
army, and stoops to islsehood with regard
TO facts, some Of which are within my
own psrsonAl knowledge. From the sen
tinents be makes manifest 10 bis letter
bis appropriate place would De- private
Secretary 10 jeff Davis. The Courier ]
lave passed around the camp 10 oil tina,
| know to b. Democrats, and IL met their
unqualified condem nation nevertheless,
would like mr. Democratic friend 70
continue to send it, for / feel curiosit,
TO know how far DEPRIVED Northern ed
itor caa get. aud how long tho people o.
Iowa will suffer soldiers that stand be
tween their homes and desolation To b.
traduced.
I skulk behind no fictitious name, bu
hold myself personally responsible to thu
editor Of the Courier or his correspondent
aud would ~ soon throw the guaes Of Lat
tie to Northern as Sou,Ecru ttg,t +
NM. g MooRK
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-
T EGAL NOTICE.

sI4 LIE e of tomA' s.,
Turner, Wllson 4 Co.. vs.. Hagh n sa.iiay, Mans
smsfey Asrgsret Bsvics, JoLhscH 1esN9 -
verse, naraieg d Co, usIiBe,h UeoN9.
The dsiuAdAnt. wtn tske ngtiee that there y sse
on d in The 81 fhe Clerk OF ,he Dlststca Ies
of Lee county, Iowa, ~ Fort hsdison -: pealsaen
ofTurner, wilson d Go .ekssise sAs1 sttAs
erm 1861 oil said Court, thss fssovtssd1 1aakAtns
lsservs 81 AND fAssciosors - A&ktenaos&m auA&1y
feet OF ground on Ffih street, by hhnoaea o<s1S
Out Of Las seven ana tiEhs ~ hissk thi -si1s q
tbe Ciiy OF eokuk Lea county lows, tsMn seeso4
one hundred teet ON Finh stresttrsD tie ccSIetS9
5th aud Johnsan ssts~ AAn sxtsEdfG t0Nsiss 40
alley in said Bloch, twenty ieet. And ~ ne 80
iuegnie IL ~ iouDd that said 6nts<y Nisast
ts Converse. harding - Co. IN tbe su0 81 -
with ilterest secured ny the sa1t hosVsees g
said d. tIion represents that A. l.. btnInf s1a
| Dvmips his wife, undsstoe1 -. sonxsy $50 wesy
| fesi Win I'M royemeEIs 10 Hugh emusy sno tsss
said SMILEY ma Martha J. emllsy updsfioe1t -
gage aid property 10 ssit +. UsMtLzs onllx bcs.
| fhe Dsed anu Mortgage thsfc uHs - WsS1 N ~
aexcriplion SAID peisssen rspSeetntslee 49, 3
xaret u. Davies aud Johnson Davies hsxs ~ M&sies
Ia an Id property. The prnyes II rs psMtsgs - -
refoTnstipa of shs deed Ana Aossgses, ~ tAsfss
iatop Of the interests ell defe spE 81 osgY ~
inc sale Of the property ~ 81 Oe pfe
Al EDS and ios ganessl Teltat- Isl -
untsssy GU me ~ snd answer Snt6 p~tftie9 e. 81
h.fo re The "a Gay 81 ih. Nay 49, - -
II A. noon c ommsnc uxAhe I'd Aeuday - 4eSs saers'
wiiibetahen according 70 tAs pfs9sf 49, ~. =
default. ;, $3.50 tsruA1yt ~AA-
uav8a- d4v AthfpsysseS paslstlas
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THE EMArc1rarror pRnoIAM.rrox

The EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
ARoAp.--Amos Perry, ESQ, United
States Consul at Tunis, i'm private letter
to the Providence journal, gives some
testimony as TO the effect of the Emanci-
patton Proclamation abroad. He says:
The Emancipation Proclamation Of the
President has done much TO improve the
public sentiment Of the Old World. Lib
erty now stands out in bold contrast with
slavery. Our nation 10 committed before
the world to the cause Of liberty. NJ open.
y as the South is for slavery The Pres
dent's explanation was needed. An in
telligent Frenchman said to me last sum.
mer: "Your Presidents and your Minis
tiers are generally better opponents oil
slavery than Of freedom" Such remarks
can no longer be made with justice. -
"God bless President Lincoln" said an
Italian to me yesterday. referring to bis
Proclamation.
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A BlosAy Affray tn Hancock a. nH
~, uadtaMa,


A serious riot occurred on Saturday
last. four miles ncfth VI Greenfield
Two men. named VIM jackson and VIM.
Stokes, as they we're returning from q
butternut meeting In Greenfield. intoxi-
caie,l both By bad whiskey and treason,
stor ped alta saw-mill owned by two men
named Wiant The two former used
some insulting language, when one Of the
Wants called m~..bu,ternnts. This
was followed by awar of epithets OH both
sides. The butternuts then rode d. to
tie road, loaded their revolvers, and re
turned. On returning they renewed the
quarrel, using the most insulting language,
aud drew their reviewers. swearing they
would kill both 'sAbolitionists." The
Wants stood their ground and told the il
assailants that if they came any nearer
they would hurt them. whereupon one Of
the ASSISTANTS fred. The Wants return.
ed the 6re. jackson was killed dead. anc
Stokes had two bullets shot into him, Sc
verely wounding him, though NOT 90 bad
| ly but that he viii recover. These ar,
the facts a. they come to Us. Further in
formaaion may change the character o
the circumstances, Stokes is said TO have
purchased dozen revolvers fur the U.S.
Of hia neig hhors.--E indianapolis Journal
9th.
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A PorsT WORTH CoNsiDERiNa.-A
correspondent Of The London Daily News.
commenting upon the speculative charae-
ter of the rebel loan just negotiated in
England, offers this suggestion:
alt may be worth considering whether
Jefferson Dssis, who once repudiated the
payment Of the bonds Of the State OF
Mississippi, without law, would be more
jealous of his honor III regard TO the Con
/ federate loan"
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SOUTHERN FfNAxcEs,-Thec Charleston
Mercury says nothing will save the rebel
currency from its present rninous depre-
ciaticn but heavy tax aud forced loan.
The debt Of the Government is eight hun
bred millions Of dollars, and the yearly
current expenses of the Government il
estimates 10 the future OF eighty -four
millions, or about seven dollars year &c
each man. woman, and child. white and
black, in the twelve millions of popula
ton, eight or nine times No much Us AM
tax ever levied in South Carolina. 1t ar
CUES that the people had better pay an.
rate Of taxation than allow the Yankee
to triumph.
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Turning .n Honest Penny.


The Frankfort (Ky,) Commonwealth.
OF tLo 18th, contains advertisements Of
eighty uipe colored persons. committed TO
jail ns fugitive slaves, to be dealt with as
lha law requires, in case the owners do
not come forward and claim their proper
ty--ihat II, AnA INTO SLAVERY to pay char
Hes accraed 10 holding them on suspicion
as slaves. What these cap,iyes say as to
their ownership ia stated. We know not
bv what means colored men are taken up
On suspicion. are made 10 tell that they
have owners, but being ignorant, presume
them right means or these over hall
say their owners live 10 Tennessee the
rest chiefly in Alabama. Mississippi, Lou
isiana and other States included in the be-
nign transcription Proclamation.
But three or four arc announced as
from Kentucky owners. Several claim ta
be free, bat they are advertised 70 b
dealt with all the same. as the law 70
CURES, in case ~sthe owners neglec. 4
come forward and claim them. In evi
dence of tie thriving business that th'
Indiana Copperheads are said 70 be doin!
N The enngenial business Of kidnappin-
colored men and selling them into Ken
lucky, four OF these are advertised as Ia
ken up in Indiana. Il vas not necessar,
to mention the locality, but these sdver
tisements we're aassually generous. per
hsps TO encourage the..Indiana trade.
Colored men, taken up II Indiana, AM
advertised in Kentucky. = having n
claimant. is suggestive. Il seesss tina
besides the bleed money 10 The INDIAN
ans, the traders think il best to get legt
title 10 Kestneky, which can be done b
! che easiest process of selling charges; m
. Of course the blood money is included j
the charges, aud would naturally be mad
sufficient to buy the victim at the GALE
And if he il from Secessia, or is fire.
,, there 10 no risk that the owner will appea
i This spread Of advertisements 10 sugges
, i've Of the fourishing business the ke
lucky negro traders are doing out oil IL
. war.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To James w o,,sy, Riespor osley, yehn wssnrcps
Margaret rarssli, Esrsa fszs k@EAId 49,
Chari,s par.ops Co, h A fox, sxeestOr q tes
ess-ts Of Mary b sehlnita, dssssstdyArs1 s1Axs
Aooker& Co: .5 -. a.
You and each OF you. are hereby sxssssee
o.artas Lse csanY sls... = r. ~ 3e3nAk1 4
tiou o. Henry GGdNen. etAImfN 81 N1t S@ssls.
Eighl 10 Ito Dolisrs, With ~ pet ssnS. $500 49,
annwm, payabie annually, - nss ~ 49, =
Asstgaed 10 hirsm barney, ana Dy ht1 essasHe1 9
Henry t.aidws dAssaFSsnssrs -, ise1 49,
he same being upon Lots No. u srdie 1lets -.
o. In asons Upper Adn1t1on, 10 The cuy e
lee County Ion .. the purchase picAex 80 Mr
Their asking Tor the sale 81 said premise -
relief. $50
before noon Of the second day nfths NehNtsvE y
tho saia Dis,tic, Court. at ksohYh, " y =
holden 90 TIie ISL Monday In hettsnstsr, ~ ~
Z tefxnit will be eptsrsd eossnst SsAs u
men' rendered. 'A's xostE sTRo1U. s.ss
rarisd4w Aisorssys fSs kaaiatiH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-16

BLACK LAW TO BE TEsrED.-The
Quincy Republican says case involving
the constitutionality Of the Black Laws OF
Illinois, came before the circuit court, in
session in that city, on Tuesday last
Hon. O. ii. Browning made an argument
against the law, but Judge Sibley decided
in favor of the law, and held the parties
to answer--several colored people who
had entered the State in violation to the
statute. The case viii be carried to the
Supreme Court.
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Original NOTICE.

To BENJAMIN Johnson:
fop hereby notified that there Ia now Ole In
the efce of The Clerk of the District Court Of Lee
county, Iowa. AT Keokuk, peiitoi 81 frederick xayR
claiming against you decree tor the canseistion OF
certain Mortgage. given BY asid zurs sou, pPon
certain Real Estate In Leo county. Iowa, aud Aso pray
iag for Judgment fos Two Handrrd Duliats as money
paid by paiaaG 10 y.,u ~ Illegal and usufioas In
teres, and without legal con. idvrs alton
Aad uniess yoU appear thereto ana defend befoYe
room o. me secondary y h<xttefn oskAld MNskt
lH6J decree and Judgement wiM be rendered aKairst
you thereon by default. M
BANKfN 4 NeCRARY.
msI26-d4w Attorneys for PiAiati4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-16

nRlGINAL NOTICE.

To .'ugh Reid, Albert wells. Hsosgs 1xl F0ssy4ss
) Traber Jr,, We Aubrey, HiraA tetDef sEsys,
IPa,ten Il Co., Mason b Wheeler, joins ~ NV =
Co, John Cayender, Judd, wsiker = Cos &(9ws
Bliss IL Co, Waite. Job pOsn VAAhed AsePte "
America, ChAvleS vtetA ttss si.lvs III
You, and each Of 700, = hereby nstiAsssAek ssrs
10 nov ou ar 10 the uts oil The Clerk ~ NE gsfics
0euu u County, lsx ., ~ nesANAs reasna1se
samasi 4, Go ress ciAiHjag q ran. sn1n "a $40
iAtstesl per annnm, ~ picAey dues 90 Hfgeve&y
noleS secured BY movtGage made BY ION f0 uskG34
Ia. lor and since sigsed 10 ssd ksmues ~ 1890
dated sep.saber sd. isas. sso claiming ss.A
or you the forrc said Mortgage, lie ene
rng spon kfef the north ~sss qaassss ~
tionrieb'een sopIssstHE sighty ssIss nsss ~
Towr shir sixty sfx - hOIth 81 Range NJ tS1 vu,
ard tho IN half section fIal Tosnshte slNe4N.
(e6I Range lsl west snin Lsc CoeAeys ifyMe as
rihe iSg for sass Of sssd rrssses 80 unNA
relief. Fslgssk a.sSs sf4f@s NJ stsf4l
And unless you appear and ansv ~ eai6 Yeua1cs -
or before seon Of tbs sseood dsy % ~ n&Qk tss6 NJ
said Court to nencs = KeoA N en- ~ ~ q.
day of p, IGgs sdsfar1t tntefed
against you and judsnsna senAsrsA tAssss - pssyst
''' IN 'A'' p''"'A' xosIR srRoHo, nf
marIs-d4w Asosness fsE ElAtAtoos
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fF The Richmond Enquirer says 9

re- The Richmond Enquirer says Of
the Kurshern Democrats
f..They have taken care to make itclsar
that they are not for peace, only for en-
armistice, 10 try the effect Of reason---
that is. intrigue and corruption.
Weeanaot ropress natural mosemsn. Of
scorn in speaking Of those creatures,
The Jackson Mississippian says;
ooh! for only months success Of ar
army Of our Southern boys, say in tht
s'loyal" State Of Ohio The cry q
speacel peace !, would then be cried il
earnest-shrieked ont from hearts wrun6
with horror lind dismay. amid ruined
homesteads, rsvaged fields and burniu,
cities. O for month Of retaliation T
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-16

7 EGAL NOTICE.

10 Z. n. Graves F5fss1 5 4 tE4S5 NsY
You are h.rety notified that there n - ~ u
the onse 81 Clesk a. ~ nisstes CAa6U e<1e-
y ta~ q, nj Fort Aadhnpp. q p titfcn ~ - NAq4s
claiming tbs nuas - our tundts4 sn9 - ~
50 r0u DoIiars VIII sst< - tsn4et<tt
psr anDum iIom March l0sh, JeSSs - Doee1 - -
premlssors nossi Aaso ciais sesnstSSs SWfh - ~
tachmcnt, 99 sgsg#e Ill sE 8M{AS9sS *ssAss1
Aud nnIess you appear thereto enA Aefes& - eI
before noon Of lhe sesd day o. ~ Mey sSn n
said Court Fort AStAspt ~ con menee - NE thaa4
Mopdny Of May, 1863. tnagment VIII ~ Renesss4
sgAinst yua thsreOa ~ dsieun. /. H 80
marls-dAs gaNst Aatsrne1s ~. 1l11aAt0s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-16

AHoRsERok GEN. HooxER.--A splen-
did horse, said to have been vainly sought
for by an agent of the French Empssos,
recently arrived .iu Wmhingtsn, 1 gift 70
Gaaasl Heehss, Ipom ! uSlifoRnian...~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-16

sara Blatant Copperhead, in an
Eastern city, was recently bitten by a
dog. In this case. as in well known
one,
"Thc man recovered from the bite,
Tho deg II vas that died"
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nRIGiNAL NOTICE.

10 J r Hornish Lloyd simps-n, G W Bigicr, Jas
Gordon. and Robert Fieieher, dsiendantsi T&ttf
You a. . hereby notified thatt is aow nle In
the Office OF the Clerk of the District Court OF Lee
eouuiy, Iowa. al keokuk, petition OF >, phia Cieu
denins. claiming Judgment against YOU, Il.rnlsh
and Llo,d Simpson. ,or the sum Of weave Hundred
Dollars tUI2o0l and 10 cent. ntsrest npsn your
tote to her also claiming the foreclosure If your
mortssss made 10 her. u,sn pau OF Lot eleven tltl
block g6 being Lot 90 et front BY Ill feel deep %
OF e,stesiy side OF sa. lot In the city Of Keokut
Lee county, Iowa for<he sale Of said Lot and gcusral
relief, with essts.
nov sarh Of YOU mn ppeAr and ssd petition
By noon the second day OF the next term OF "a Vi
Court, to be hed on the nFst Monday of September
D. 1853 jugmen Mt will be had therein b. default
~ prayed for. II. SCOTT uuHkLts
| npq-a4w pislnttrts Attorney j.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-16
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i LdAL INO11NGs III 4A3AkxA VEL r
IL 4 txsss.x tx mi So s1|#SA 4
70 bernard EVAN. Iielisn ! u ~ w
Geo q AnAeuon 4 Co. - II y - III
Thompsen, Scott 0.Sae4e ~ HI N 49, n
E,charlson, Hananl = Nalstass IT. ENl1s WGI 4
Leiuhton I. kAsea, CsaAA StAo q - II ii
wrichman her hushsaa, klnGo TQr6ntayxJR sSSs
You, and each OF sons ne hsfeby 1efL1toA1
10 no fe In the o0es " then>9gG oe0
cour, in and for Lee Grady, loss, ~ 4n1l
tion OF EAmusi Y. MMevs etasAtnG o&4N III
sa,a Batnsld z~srt ~ tHn elOms l1
lars monsy due on certain pyea(m11ex ~
| also claiming agsinst III ~ ~ Az II H.
Mortgage gwen BY said hevnAsA 1mnskt1
| notes upon The follow ~ Real hs,ale - 49,
Lee ana stsIe Of Ieva ~ sndistt64 111
one ri and two I2Ifn Ri0ek No. sl4@l
seven IA ten tlot sfsd sLaven HIM.
three tasf 10 Reid's Addisirn 10 ia
| And unless yen sppeax, thG201ns0
noon Of tins second day otSl6S6 25f1 ~
| Of said District Court $50 man&tS4 ~
| day IN September. NeA }n1GInq ~ n7
| rendered thereon W aeaAuotsS -
will he seld for lbs psytnenin ~
Plaintiff with ntessstAn1 SoG1a, a e gxse Via
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