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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-13
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
New York, Nov. IL.

A Washington dispatch says contra
band who left Gordonsville yesterday
morning says that the whole rebel army
was encamped on the railroad above Cor
donsvie, having recrossed the Rapidan
Saturday and Sunday. They were max
ing arrangements for winter quarters, but
for the last day or two quite panic was
created by stories Of Meade advancing up
on them in immense force. They have a
large amount of stores at Gordonsvile and
at Madison. He says large cavalry
force was sent westward to attack Burn
side before Lee made made his movement
northward in October.
Small bands of armed guerrilas infest
the whole country north of the Rapidan,
but our cavalry fail to find any large
body of rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-13
Cincinnati, Nov. ~.

Considerable excitement prevails in the
northern part of the State in consequence
OF an anticipated attack upon Johnson
Island, BY an expedition of armed steam
srs lifted out for that purpose in Canada.
The facts, as far as ascertained. are as
follows:
Government officers have received in
formation upon what is considered un-
questionably reliable authority, that two
or more armed vessels have been fitted
out by rebels and rebel allies IN Canada
to attack Johnson's Island in Sanduskv
Bay, and release the rebel prisoners con.
fiued there, numbering some four thous.
and. This accomplished, they intend If
possible, with the aid of the released pris.
oners, to destroy Sandusky, Buffalo. and
other prominent cities on the shores of
Lake Erie.
Active and energetic precautionary
measures have been taken by the Govern.
ment to render Johnson's Island against
attack, should one be made. Troops and
batteries have been ordered there from
several points in this State yesterday and
to-day.
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Buffalo NV /
1I0' wv. z.
The following was received to-day:

Hhaio, -foN. Z.
The following was received to-day:
Washington, Nov. ll-Midnight.
To the Mayor Of Buffalo:
The British Minister, Lord LYONS. has
telegraphed and officially notified the
Government that from telegra phic infor
nation received from the Governor Gen.
.eral of Canada, there is reason to believe
that plot is on foo. by persons VII have
found an asylum in Canada from the Uni
ted States. to destroy the city eff Buffalo;
that they propose to take possession of
some steamboats, on Lake Eric, to sur
prise Johnson's Island, and set free the
prisoners confined there, and proceed with
them to Buffalo.
This Government will employ all the
means in Its power to suppress any hos.
tile attack from Canada. but as other
towns and cities on the shore of the lakes
are exposed to the same dangers. it is
deemed proper to communicate the1infor.
nation to you, in order that any precau-
tons which the circumstances Of the ca Sc
requires may be taken.
Inc Governor General suggests that
STEAMBOATS, or other vessels giving cause
for suspicion by the number and the
character of persons on board shall be ar.
rested.
You will please acknowledge the re-
celpt of this telegram and communicate
- 'h'S department any information you
may now or hereafter have upon This sub
ject.
Signed EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Sec'y OF War.
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE.

10 WIN Cowles 9 Stevens and Levi Miller:
gu ar hereby Motif ed that there is Gle In
IN eciefks once of the District Court OF Lee County
rove al keoknk, q petition Of William H. Williams
cia1mitg Judgment against you wm-P. Cowles ane
g. G. Stevens for the of Five Hundred ard mir
teen and eo-I0o Dollars money due upon your
proDssory notes, and as against ali the above named
Defendants sin1 for the foreclosure OF certain
bond for Deed upon the undivided half OF Lots Ave
and six, In Block nineteen, in Williams, Reeves
Perry's Addition TO the city OF Keokuk Iowa the ex
tiuguishnepi OF all equity ofredsn piion AID for gen
eral relief with costs
Vow, unless appear and snswer 70 said petition
or before Of the second day ofthe next term OF
said Court, he held % Keokuk the first Monday
Of February, A. D. 1862 Judgment will be had therein
by default. H. SCOTT HOW'LL.
novs-d4w Plaintiffs Atty
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STATE OF IOWA, In the District Court oil
LEE CourTY. said County, at Keokuk.

STATE OF IOWA, In the District Court OF
LEE COUNTY. said County, at Keokuk.
Alexander Lochhead Plaintiff
DersrS
Martha AcEIhsny
Edward Mct Ihany
Ezekiel Lyen, Defendants
Notice Is hereby given 10 Ezeh{al Iven< that natl
ton In civil action is In the clerks Oiee Of
the District Court aforesaid In the above entitled
cause In tehan OF the above named Paip;fT arainst
YOU and clslmng against ihe foreclosure Of title
bond Oh The fractional NV 4 Of See 80 in Township
Co. y X. west ID lee county, Iowa, and the inter
sum OF $40 with ten per cef int resi- from
July Y. 1859, Que from Martha Aehhany, and the
same amount and like Intere. from said Ezes3e Iyep
and certain Attorneys fees costs ara for general
relief.
ANA unless you appear ar make defense thereto be-
fore noon OF the second day Of the te N OF "a
Court, to commence the fret MONDAY Of February
1854 ndgueai Will be rendered against you, prayed
for in said petition.
ROBERT H. GILMORE
nov6-d4w Auornsyfor Plaintiff.
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Buffalo, Nov. 12.

Mayor Fargo received dispatch from
Secretary Stanton. saying that rebel refu-
gees in Canada had consummated plot
for the release of the rebel prisoners on
Johnson's Island, and it was their inten-
tion to burn Buffalo.
The information came from high
official source to the Government.
1t is understood other lake cities have
been similarly warned.
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Avsriu's vietsry.
Washington, Nov. IL.

A dispatch received at headquarters
from quartermaster Kelly. dated Clarks-
burg, Tiiginis, Nov. 18th, says the infor.
nation from Lewisburg is that Gen. Az
erill's victory was most decisive. The
enemy had over 1000 engaged, and they
acknowledged loss of over 800 killed
and wounded.
Averill took over 100 prisoners, one
stand of colors, and three pieces Of artil-
lery, and considerable small arms, camp
equipage and wagons.
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Especial to Post. I

" dBHIUEtUH, NUV. II.
There is but little important news to
report.
The rebels, menaced by Meade's ad-
vance, have retreated to Gordonsville,
and Gen. Lee is in the southwest.
Gen. Burnside forces are con centrated
in and about Knoxville, Tenn.
The Diplomatic Corps in this city free
ly express the opinion that war in Ea-
rope next year is inevitable. It's under
stood that the opposition of Russia to-
wards France and England is naughty,
and likely to continue SO.
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NOTICE.

y John II Gag administration, ard Mary Craig
widow, Ani kusua Craig Albert Craig. Nary anna
Craig. George craig ana lanes Craig minor ehil1fe
az James : Craig, deetaxee
You are hcfets ncitled that thereis uop fie In
the Office q the Cierk q lie District Cour = Lee
eeuliy Iowa, az FeIt As3isou- petition ard amended
peitlQn q Hiram Barney e~iing juael ut eait 81
yca john H. N'~ig, administrator ioFfh sum of htee
thousand Dollars aEd ten pr cent uterrsl from s.
August 1850 upon our h0rtEAee q Charles sson
upon Lots sax 81 sni seven I'D, Block nine ~ IN
@asat's UPPER addition 90 the city % keekHk Iowa,
ana : against al " -sid above rsEuei Defendants
Claiming IN sale ~ said Lots fFy saii Debt ST.
the exttngulshment d all squty u redemption. ahd
fer genera relief
AoE, each d. yop must appear and answer said petit
tiOn by noon The second Gag Of the term OF
said Court, be held For Madison the ars Mon
day Of December A. D.. l7b3, % Judgment Niil be
had therein against son hy default
el H. SCOTT HOWELL,
octa3-54w Plaintiffs Attorney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-13
FROM VIRGINIA.
Position and Strength Of the Rebel Army
What Gen. Meade il Doing.
Especial TO Times.]

L
Washington Nov. IL.
1t is positively ascertained the whole
rebel army crossed the Rapidan Sunday
last. / is believed the forces left On this
side are accommodating bands of Stuart's
cavalry, covering the rebel front on the
south bank of the Rapidan, which they
are terrifying with care That it was the
intention Of the rebels TO rendezvous this
winter between the Rappahannock and
Rapidan is established by the fact that
from Brandy Station to the Rapidan log
huts, capable of accommodating $4,000
men, have been erected.
Our advance of Saturday effected one
OF its objects in the preservation of twen-
ty-four miles of railroad and telegraph
between the Rappahannock and Rapidan.
Both are in perfect working order. The
railroad bridge across the Rappahannock
will be done next Monday.
Lees army is at Gordonsville, exclu-
sive OF cavalry, and does not much ex-
coed $4,000 men.
Our cavalry, in force, are already far
south of the Rapidan accommodating the
enemy's position.
Two divisions of cavalry from Lees
army were recently sent to East Tennes-
see.
Guerrilas swarm about the camps. To
go beyond our pickets is death, as we daily
lose officers, men and mules. Within a
mouth about seventy wagons, 500 mules,
100 soldiers, commissioned officers and
enlisted men, have been captured.
The force sent to operate against Burn
side In East Tennessee has been recalled
and will form a junction with the main
army at Gainesville or Gordonsville.-
This will depend entirely upon the rapid
lty of Meade's movement.
A dispatch from the army of the Po-
tomac to the Herald, dated Nov. 18th.
says:
understand Gen. Meade, having driv-
en- the enemy TO the south side of the
Rapldan, has accomplished bis mission
but ne will be ready to move still further
as soon as the railroad will make his base
oil supplies within reaching distance.
Perfect quiet reigns throughout the
camps, except wall for suffer stores and
more blankets.
A ridiculous rumor is in circulation
that 5000 rebel soldiers of Lees army
had voluntarily come into our lines and
laid down their arms and given them.
selves up to the military authorities. l
pronounce it to be utterly without foun-
dation.
To-day number off paymasters started
for the front to pay of the troops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-13
FROM CHARLESTON.
Et Mnnrna Nnr

TT. Monroe, Nov. 19.
The Richmond Wing Of the 18th con-
taius the following:
Charleston, Nov. 9.-Slow firing has
been going on all day on Sumter-5S
killed.
Shots were fred from battery Gregg
last night, all directed at the southwest
angle. Kliied shots were fred to-day
and Zo-inch shells, ofwhich seven missed.
lhe whole number of shots and shells
fired at Sumter during the bombardment,
is 9346, Of which ZOO strtck.
One monitor only was in action to-day.
No casualties TRANSFERRED.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-13
LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S


UEfIED STATES or AMEErcA
DIsTncr or Iowa.
BY virtue II an execution ID directed lssred by
the CLERK the District Eourt The United States for
be Southern division or the District Of iowa wherein
J, d. Fickiin is plaintiff nnd Nathaniel q Hedges j.
defeudeat. | have levied upon anA will sell to the
highest bidder al pptit aUctcn 1T The door ~ the
Coprt House in Keok uk Lee county. loea THE 2sth
DAY cf November, 1868, between the hours nf 10
o'Iotk, A. ~, and O'Clock p. NJ, % SAID day, the
following property to-wif Part ~ Lot Ne. % sir in
Block No. tEsl menfpg II the corner ef said Lot,
u the OF Third and Exchange streets, thence
along the line Of Third street. at right Angles to h&-
change 70 feet thence al right angles T. Third
towards Second street, 40 feet, ihense on
straight line TO Exchange street COY feet thence aiHEg
the line Of Exchsuge street sDl feet 10 the place 81 be-
gAuing In the CITY Of keokuk. Lee county. lo#as
als~ parts u lots No tn and ts), In Block y eain
menciag on the line If said hot on THIRD street
1921 feet the alley In sad Bloek runtire thence
towards Exchange street 1891 feet and t6l u ehes,
thence angles Third street ieet
ISL thence parallel b Third street towards Johnson
suet l2pl feet snd l6l inches henee "a direct line
to Third street place ~ beginning seSsniy Ave
feet ISL in the City az Keekuk Lee County, Iowa.
Taken and levied upon as the property Of Nathaniel
G. Hedges to satisfy sand writ exeeutian.
ii. NJ. H0Xlh. II :. Marshal,
By n. FUTON, DEFUIT.
Keokuk. october 81 is63.-ld4w
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wilmington, N. T., Nov. 9.-The
Confederate steamer Cornumbia was can
tured yesterday by the blockaders com.
ing in.
Jos. Brown was inaugurated Governor
OF Georgia on the 18th inst.
Tbe Richmond Examiner admits reb-
81 ueleat on the haPpahanDook. Stokes
and Days brigade were captured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-13
S-T-l86O-X.
BRAKES Plantation Buffers.

They purity, siren 9Th sn ard inyigorsts
They create q hesithy appetite.
They are antidose 70 change OF water and dict.
They overcome effects ofdssspaiian and late hours
They strengthen the system and eniiven the mind.
They prevent miasmaiie and Intermittent fesers.
The. purity The breath aud acidtty Of the stomach
They care Dyspepsia ADD Constipation.
They cure Diarrhes. Choiera and Cholera NJ orhus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headaehe
They are The tsss Hiiiers In The world. They mai.
the weak man strong, and are exhausted natures
great resiorer. They are made OF pure 81 Crox Rum
iae celebrated casaya BARK roots and herbs and
taken with the pleasure OF beversge witaopt regard
10 age or time Of day Particularly recon nsed "a
dellesie p-rsousseqaring gvnise sliEaani So Id BY
al 6roosrs, DfaExts., Hot e.. and Saloons
DRAKE q CO, 2Q2 Broadway, sew.York
sel4 By Andrew j. Wiikinson
}e<l-ihwsm Me- 81 Nzsn-st-. keokuk
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Jefferson CITY Nov

After some unimportant business this
morning, the Legislature went into joint
session for the election of U. s. Sena-
tors.
Brown, Phelps. Wingatc, Anderson,
brecklurIdge and VOORHEES, were put in
nomination.
breckinridge and Wingate were SUBJ
sequently withdrawn. The first ballot re-
suited as follows:
Brown, 62; Phelps, 80; Broadhead,
oo; Number necessary for choice 81.
NO further balloting occurred during
the day. The afternoon session was oc.
cupied with matters of no general ;ntarest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-13
Bv TELEsaArH.t

Now EOrk Market.
New York, Nov. H.
oo'on-harke' heavy andis2c lower Sales at 50
as4e for Kidding Upland
raou'-oe better acd more doing. Sales at Sc 100
20 - Tor Extra State; ~ aoa57 30 for R. Ii. O.
"heaf-Receps $50 bushels. Marketla2e bette,
sales at 81 1881 81 for Chi,agoJ spring;sl a4a
VI 81 for Milwaukee Club; 81 asiss for Amhe,
Iowa; 81 4i9sl 80 for Winter Red Western.
corn-Reseiptts7 1853 bush Market lie better. Sale.
at 81 on.
bariey--Firmer 81 a5Gsl so.
oass-Aarket steady. Sales at sale.
fork-Decdedly hrmer. Sales at sIs 37x for old
and sis 90 for ne W mess.
L-rd-Firm and UNCHANGED.
Whiskey-Firm. Sales at IS ACHE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-13
W Arlington, Nov. l2

There is no prospect of an early general
exchange OF prisoners, although our Gov
eminent is endeavoring to effect uch an
arrangement. la few days, however,
on exchange OF surgeons will take place,
the rebels holding at Richmand eighty
i've belonging TO our armies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-13
+ EGAL NOTICE.

10 Arncld Ken1all and Mary tndsIl M wife
John Lynch X Blackwell. and II e Morrison:
You snd each q Fou ere hefeLy nctiGed thar there
y now on NE the Office oftke Clerk Of TIE District
Cont o. Let county Iowa, st heoknk, petition OF
samuel Aues, eisthlltE &c yNu, the said Arnold
kehoail iAf suta u Two Thonsard DoilHrs and in
'efett a. nohr , doc o. promissoty note aud also
cisl ~ - agansi al q tk- defendants TIE fDretio-
sure Oh NOR gage given ~ said Arnold Kendall
and Mary A ktntaiI hts wife 10 secur4 H. ta,n.-t
q SAID note aHc cow 5iBz Lot Ne FIVE RI ID Block
one hnndtet and nfneiy-niue iissl, In The City IL
keosnk, Copnty % Lee aud state al Iowa In witch
he CHER aeienaAnts have clan 81 have some IL
teresf.
less you 'sppear thereto rra defend bef,re r1o,
or he second daS q the February term l64 Of said
District Court Judgment AID decree Will be rendered
&gsinst you thefeou.
RANKIN & NcCRARY
o-t<I-d4v Aftgrneys for P.artir
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-13
st. Louis. Nov 70

The Republicans Cairo special says
dispatch from PASSPORT, Mississippi, dated
the 7th, says Gen. Lee commands at Chat
tanooga. Bragg has been sent to Mo-
bile, and Longstreet has been left 10 com.
mand in Virginia.
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6pefial Notices.

n IsEAaE OF THE NERVOUS, SEM.
- NAL, URINARY AHD SKxuAL SrsTRM.-New
and reliable trsstDeni-in Reports Of the HOWARD
AssoCtATIoN-ssnt IN sealed letter envelopes, free
ofeharge Address. DR.. s. sKILLIN HoUGHTON,
Howard Association, Phiiadeiphia, Pa.
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GENTLEMAN, cured OF Nervous Debility, In
competency, Premature Decay and Youthful Error,
adusded BY desire to benefit others, will be happy
toiarnish to all who need 1t, Gree OF charged the re-
ce'pe and directions for making the simple Remedy
used In bis case. Those Wishing to profit by his ex
parense-snd poseess Valuable ReDsdy-wtii re-
ceive th' same. By return mall, Carefully sealed by
addressing JOHN oGEEN,
angio-dkwam No. GO Nassau street. New York
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HyHE STATE or IOWA..
Ike COUNTY. So

10 " b. Higgins, and s. T.. A. Higgins bis wife.
You ard each OF you are hereby notified that there
Court q said Lee County AZ Fort Marjsop uefi-
tion IN equity claiming Of yga the foreclosure a.
tain mortgage, executed by yen upon certain real
estate 10 Lee county. Iowa in SAID mortgage aHd said
petition iuily described, said convey nee i H dst-
DeeeSq Der . 1856 ard uade 10 secure certain
sory hoIss y Jos a Crandall * Co., ~ Brano Mes-
senborn & CO. In said mortgage nentiened ara tr,n
which Judgment has siuce BEEN Obtained in Scott
county, Iowa, on the 21d cay q February 1882 for
81 452 s2-lo1 damsge snd Six ard ~ 0G dollars costs
With per cent interest from that date. ANA which
said yGdgneit has been assigned 70 the partlf and
ASKING for decree ordering the sale said estate
and tue application the proceeds n ssls to tie
payment ~ sstl tutg nent and for general relief.
AND that rHless y0n spear thereto and defend be-
fore noon ~ the scethd OF the term Of said
Dstic' Court to be held IN Fort Madison cR the nrst
aondas In December 1863 default will be mt red
sgainrt oA hbd ceeFee entered thereon accordance
with the prayer 0f SAID petition.
CRDCKER n SMITH.
oei@r-1Aa afHttns Attoruers.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
The Prisoners on Jehns ems ysland---Reb-
oil Plots Exposed.
Washington, Nov. IL.

oil Plots Exposed.
Washington, Nov. II.
There are now over 1000 rebel officers
on Johnson's Island, and eighty officers
recently captured by Meade. are on their
way there.
Several days ago there were suspicious
indications that the rebels on the Island
contemplated an attempt to essape, but
the authorities there had the requisite
precaution taken, including the ordering
of gunboat there. Whatever apprehen-
sions existed are now quoted.
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Gen. Dix Ordered 70 BuahIe.
Buffalo Mo-

Mayor Fargo received a second dispatch
from Secretary Stanton stating that Mai.
zen. Dix had been ordered to Buffalo TO
adopt measures for the security Of the
The Mayor has taken steps to guard
against incendiarism.
The Mayor is in communication with
uov' Seymour in relation TO militar, Of.
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Q. lNGERSOLL.
d III N II T SIT
AEOKUK. IOWA.

Desireso callattention to his mode o resto,,n.
ioose AND bad htting Gold and Platins Plates Of
q atrfning expense. -
heaiso manufaetafeaenu rrsa aRs orTExsrd.ra-
eei nstruesar saAdnstaraln appearance, for 90
DEsrAL Roons-Cos D ere 1hiYdsn nusI ss,css.
sssssss ssessSea1. laDg9-dAv
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NOTICE

r. W samrle. s1rsh sample II BsItlr-. P
Lynch, wilton LeigttDu Trustee, G Ssr.S.. V-s
n Stmpson. Pierce Bros s Fisn4ers. Cook 4 Len
barti Stone, Star &c. Iobls lowrie Thaua- R1lksa
Asa Mayo. Xix Hale &c, Beneclet Hale s 60,
HUni Lane Hubert. Van Valkenharg q C.; Had
dock, Reed Il C.; Fsrrtam, Kirkharl x CO: ;. IN
DAY, ASSIGNEE 81 Barns & Rsutgeu Archibald
louEg Go; Ustheiu sr. u oodvard & q; Herman
Bald & tiezekish nsdaie. Defendants:
You are hereby notlss1 that Ihere Is u0E OF sic
y the ofee OF tie Cters q The District Court ~ &c
County, Iowa ~ Fort Asdt>eu ioEa, petiuon under
oath Of Billings III which you are ~ II sse de-
fsHfzuis alleging thar certain Deed l. certain Real
Esisie IL Lee CcUoy, Iowa ~ sad pettjon described
eNecuise by r. " Sample ana sarah NJ ample 10 II.
H. Bldins and ". F b Lyueh, 81 date Of Jaae 18th.
D, 1855. has tsen .9st ard uot recorded. aud
that Deed ufEFrsi eIe.iet ssl premises b sid
H. II Beidiug and rs . Lynch 10 William Leiehton.
trustee, g stcrte cefts proUssory nete< La. been
PAID and Should te cslctLed & Record and thai all
ofyoG except sad Lynch and lng. have recover
Cd Judgments against said II " sample which ty
reason Of ths loss and none recording of said Deed
clou1 sDt shsoZ rpoa PLAINTIFFS title 10 tie SID
premises. ana praying hai FAlt Bed of Trust n IS te
declared rad spd satisfied. ana thar SAID judgments
nav be declared in UPON said premises. and thai
sail premises be declared fre sud Gear Il sad a6g
% Deed OF Tru ana ias title thereto may =
Quoted 10 paiE.f, st FOR ether and iufher relief IN
tbe premises.
And unless you appear ar answer thereto or or
before noon OF the seepnd day Of tue next ieJm Of
said Court. TO ee begun Hrd holden eu the frs Non-
day = December, a. D. 1858 default Be entered
sgaiDst you and udgreai rendered thereon.
NOBLE * STRONG.
octi6 ~ Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Louisville. Nov. lQ.

Louisville, Nov. IL.
Geo. W. Lane, q. 8. District Judge
Of Alabama, died At the Gault House this
morning Of congestion Of the lungs,
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BOSTON.

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are large, aud wefivsnttsted the suites Of rooms -.
Wcu arranged end completely furnished Tor fnmiltss
- I.res travelling pariiess and the house viii csr
unue 70 De hept nrst class Hotel In ever rsse
iesesfePo ~ ne hoose, % al pans ofthc conrsyc
n...., LEWIS RICk, Propris1sr,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-13
New York, Nov. IL.

The Tribune's special says Meade's
headquarters is. now mile and half
northeast of Brandy Station.