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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-03
Legal Notices,
NOTICE.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To John Porter and VIM W Belknap:
You are hereby notified thai homss Martin, one
ofthe defer dants In ths quit OF John Porter rs WIN
W Belknap, and others, pending la District Court Of
Lee county Iowa, ct heekak has fled IN said eauss
his answer and cross bill against soG, claiming for
reasons set forth In said bill that he should be-
perm tted 70 pay half Of the debt due plaintiff,
The supon nave Endivided hlaf Of the land das-
or bed ia the plsnif's petition released from his
painun . mortgage an also pFsyin that the decree
70 said cause may order that certain note Of said
fheHss Martin to w. W. Bciknzp, for $500, may be
Cancelled held for nougtt unless the said Belknzp
shall Pay the cum found due plaintiff
Unless yca appsar and answer saHH petition On or b.
ore noon q The second day Of The February term 1854
OF said District Court, decree Will be asantt
you according 10 tAe prsyer Of ssid cross bill.
RANKIN q McGRARY
Attorneys for saif Martin.
LIT publication Of this ofigna noiIce in ths case Be
n xde In the Dell late City' according 10 law
GHAhLsS DOERR Clerk
Z. Epw. htMM, Deputy.
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AUDITORS oFYICE. IOWA.

Des Moines, January Is, 1851.
is hereby certified that the 18th day Of January
1854 statement filed in this once showing
the condition Of the 4ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY To-
Gated at HARTFORD In the State of CosyEcrcTr the
LIST day OF January D. 1894 In accordance with prosi
sion OF Act Of the General Assembly Of the state
Iowa entitled AN Act in relation TO INSURANCE conpa-
nes- approved january 2sth 1857 and an Act nmena-
tory thereto approved February 9TH 1855 and Act
relation 10 Life Insurance Companies March H.
lse2; that sAid statement shows that said Company
poseessd Of the requisite amount Of capital and invested
= required BY Law. 4fs
Authority Is therefore given to the above named Conn
peny to e~aet their appropriate business Of Insurance
In this State in accordance with the laws thereof until
the 3lst day Of January, A. D. One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and Sixty-fve :
1T l. also certified That HENRY B. TEN-EYCK Esa,
Of KEoErK, has been duly appointed by said Company
their wful Agent and Attorney for the County OF Ike
with full power To take risks Of Insurance therein and to
acknowledge service Of process provided BY law upon
his filing with the Clerk of the District in and said
County certified copy Of the statement on file In this
once. II Is further certified that the attached true
md correct copy Of the nd statem~nf asM
~ In Testimony Whereof i have
! So. l hereunto set my hand and affixed
my seal Of Office this 18th day OF
49, January, A. D. 1854
= J. W. CATTELI. Auditor Of State. ]
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT HsarronD oorsrr-ss.

THOMAS A. ALEX sspER President and Lrcrrs J. Urs-
DEE, Secretary Of the EySA Insurance COMPANY Of Hart
ford Connecticut being seversiv and Only sworn depose
and and each Tor himself says that the foregoing
true fu and correct statement Of the affairs Of the said
Company, and that they the above named officers
thereof THoS A. ALEXANDER, President.
LOCUS J. HENDEE Secretary
Subscribed and to before by the above named
Thomas A. Alexander, President, and Lucius J. Hendee
SECRETARY. this LIST day of January, A. d. 1894
HENRY FOWLER, Justice OF the Peace.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-18

they were attired in our army overcoats,
and many of them had their haversacks,
they found the national uniform better
disguise than if they had been provided
with genuine rebel uniforms. In order
to elude the pursuers who they knew
would soon be on their track, they scat
tered as much as possible. Many were
their hardships and sufferings, and fire.
quent their narrow escapes from the retel
cavalry, who the next morning were bush
whacking in every direction for them.
The JOY which they experienced when
they first caught sight of our troops sent
out to meet them and protect them from
their pursuers, cannot be expressed. To
the officers and men of the llth Pennsyl-
vania cavalry, who they first met, they
express most profound gratitude for their
unbounded kindness, and also bear testi-
mony to the gallantry which these gallant
fellows pursued the rebel cavalry and res
cued many of the wayworn fugitives, who
otherwise would have been recaptured.
There is good reason to hope that many
more will vet come in.
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Washington, Feb. II

The recent seizure of live stock by the
custom authorities, at the Suspension
Bridge, has caused an investigation which
shows that during the first three-quarters
of 1868, the imports into Cauaia of live
stock from the United States, amounted
to 1919 horses, 5,50S horned cattle, g.,
IT'S sheep, and lo,367 swine Partial
reports OF the last quarter show a still
further import of 277 horses, 664 horned
cattle, ,, 501 sheep, aud 7,5l7 hogs. An
explanation is asked for in view Of such
heavy importations long after the order
was issued prohibiting The expectation OF
articles of which the present policy re.
quired the detention
Secretary Chase expresses surprise in
his reply Of January 10, that the order OF
May 10 had SO little effect in diminish.
ing the expectation OF live stock to Can
ada, and declares his intention Of imme-
diately correcting the negligence or mis-
apprehension OF the customs officer Of
the frontier, but cannot make an excep.
ton IN favor Of the parties who suffered
loss BY The seizure at the Suspension
Bridge.
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1.@sT-'' y II 0I'I' 7
To Messrs. McCondray L Co, San Fra
What Lees Army is Expected to Do-.-A
Decision Concerning Veterans.
New Norl Fob II

Army officers from the front express
the opinion that within ten days the roads
will enable the rebels to move, and thew
will initiate the spring campaign. Two
opinions prevail-one that they will attack
square 10 front and endeavor to drive
Meade within the defences of Washing
ton, and the other that Lee vii. go rap
idly up into Pennsylvania, pundering
vastly more than last year, and fighting
pitched battles only on line of sale re-.
treat.
The Secretary of War has decided that
the terms hree-fourths,' used ia con.
nectlon with veteran regiments, means
three fourths~of the organization serving
together, and d es not include men alb
sent in prisons. hospitals, &c.
Men who have not served two year.
will be allowed 10 go on furlough with
their regiments, provided it goes as an
organization, if they agree to re-enist as
soon as they come within the limits OF
enlistment.
Il is quite probable that the Secretary
OF the Treasury will 10 a few DAYS adyer.
tIse the ten-iotty loan.
by order of the War Department no
volunteer shall be rejected on account of
his weight, who is at least five feet.
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From Cum berland Gap.
Cumberland Gap.

Cumberland Gap, Feb. II.
Capt. J. = Watkins, Provost Marshal
At tbs place, reports the average number
OF deserters from Lonestreet's army a,
i've per day All complain of being
hearlly siel of war Their accounts are
corroborated by officers who generally
cons Ter themselves whipped, but think
taat be finances of the North are giving
oa.. at tines when rebel officers are
going the rounds relieving guards they
find aeir p'ahsts have deserted. The
coaniry is tuliof such awaiting opportu-
nifty , give themselves up. On Friday
las Longstl Gets headquarters were at
Mairlstown. His main force is at Straw
berry Plains. under marching orders
Their belief is that Longstreet would not
attack our forces for want Of confidence in
his men.
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VINO FIRED CoLr's ARnoRY?-That

VINO FIRED CoLr's ARnoRY?-That
the supposition Of an emissary coming
from the rebels to fire the building is not
preposterous, is shown by the fact that
not long ago workman did come there
with the piteous story that he was de-
serter from the rebels, and was employed.
But notice how and when the fire broke
out. 1t was during the only half hour in
the twenty-four when watchman was
not present; there being an interval Ct
half an hour in the morning between the
going away of the night Waterman for
that floor and the one below it, and the
coming of the day Waterman. 1t could
not have been fred in the night, because
then the watchmen are all about, and no
one could have got into the building. 1t
was Lindled in the wing connecting the
two main buildings, so that it was likely
to take both and destroy the rifle as well
as the pistol shops. 1t started where the
patterns and much choice dry wood were
stored, which would readily kindle. It'll
great mystery how it could have caught
fire itself, and no one but rebel sympa-
thizer could have desired its destruction
i Hartford Press.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM WEST VIRGINIA.

Herald's Special.
IFCOiuIsJ
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT WEST VIRGINIA, !


HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT wEsr VIRGINIA, }
February l6.
Snow and wind storms prevail here to-
day, partially interrupting telegraphic
communication.
Reports are in circulation of a rebel
movement toward Romney, but they lack
confirmation.
From two captured rebel letters we
obtain much interesting information.
One letter says there are secret Union
associations formed in Virginia that are
known to have over 10000 members,
some of these being wealthy and inhuen-
tai citizens. The letter says jeff. Davis
knows this and has ordered several sus-
pected parties to be arrested, and that Sc
cret agents are now on the hunt for all the
suspected traitors.
Inc Tribune has Washington letter
which says Lee has received $4,000 re.
cruits, and Longstreet is now to be
strengthened. His force is said to be
4o,000 men. Breckenridge and Buck
ner the writer says, are to invade Ken
lucky, assisted by Longstreet, either by
remaining in reserve at Bulls Gap or ad :
vanciDg to Central Tennessee 10 attempt
movement in the rear of Grant. The
latter seems out of the question.
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Sinking Of a Steamer and Loss Of Life
Cairo, Feb. II.
The steamer Imperial, from St. Louis
has arrived. and reports passing the steam
er Orient. sunk to the hurricane deck in
Dog Tooth Bend, twenty miles above
here. She struck snag half-past seven
this morning and went down in ten min
utes. Twenty-Five to thirty lives are sup-
posed to be lost, including the wife Of
Capt. Horton, the chambermaid, steward
barkeeper, and custom house officer. The
boat was laden with government stores,
including eighty horses, all but three Of
which were lost.
The Imperial brought down the surviv-
ing passengers and crew of the steamer
The Continental, from New Orleans,
arrived this morning with large cargo
of sugar and molasses for St. Louis.
The lst Indiana Artillery, 47th In.
diana Infantry, numbering 1000, veteran
volunteers, are en- route home.
The mercury stood ten degrees above
zero at o'clock this morning.
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Arrival of the Union Officers at Balti-
more - An interesting Account of
their EscGpc.
Baltimore. Feb. II.

Baltimore, Feb. II.
The escaped Union officers reached
here this morning aud 20 to WASHINGTON
this afternoon. The account of their es-
cape Is full tf thrilling interest, but for
prudential reasons many particulars are
Withheld from publication at present.
Ihey were tifty-one days making tunnel.
Having managed TO find access to The eel.
lar, ttry commenced work, relieving one
another as Opportunity offered. Their in
stfuAeats were ease knives, pocket
knives, chisels aud files Twice they had
10 abandon their work aud commence
anew on account OF distinctions which
they uld not pass. They had hoped to
avah themselves OF a culyert, but found II
impfacilcable. After getting through the
Wi they disposed of the excayated soil
by drawlng 1t out IN spittoon which they
attach. to Il core. This would be filed
oy lhe party at work In the tunnel and
Pnhed out iDto the cellar By their compa-
mos, VINO disposed of it by spreading it
~ shallow layers over the floor, conceal
lls i nenealh the straw. The work was
~ otOh 90 close WAS the
atmosphere In the tunnel that thew could
ren.ain IN 1t but few minutes ara limo
and tier candies would 90 out. to,a
tune they got 50 near the bend If Tho
street that small hole about the s;,a ~.
stove pipe broke through, but fortnn.,aI..
this Was not discovered by the guard an5
was great service, admitting air and
enabling them to prosecute their WORK
more rapidly. The tunnel, when com.
peied, was about sixty feet along, and
opened into an old tobacco shed beyond
The line OF guards. AS soon as thew found
the way clear, they emerged slowly in
single squad OF two or three. and sea,.
tered Oh until they got clear of III, GUARD
making their way towards the Wilton,
burg road BY the shortest routes Tho
darkness favored them, and the fac, th.,
the rebel soldiers whom they met wara
hsbitsi in tie army coats Of Uncle sam
which they had stolen from the sunnIis'
sent to our prisoners by our government
was Of great help to them. Although
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WASHINGTON. Feb. Il

This evenings Star has the following !:
The King Phillip, Acting Master
Frank, arrived at the Navy Yard this af
ternoon, from the Lower Potomac. A
few days ago the officers at the camp Of
the rebel prisoners at Point Lookout dis
covered that the prisoners we're making
arrangements to escape by some means.
Some OF the prisoners had procured some
lumber with which they had built two
boats, in which it was supposed they were
to embark for the Virginia shore. For
tunately they were detected before they
had caulked the boats. They had col
lected some 10 cid muskets and a lot of
stores, aud which must have been brought
from some distance. Ii Is thought, how
ever, but few Of the prisoners were to at
tempt to escape, unless indeed more boats
were TO be built
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-18

Arrived the Bark Rogers from Kanag
ava, Japan, January Eth. The Tycoon s
Palace at \ 4ddo WAS burned on Christ
mas. The next day the Custom House
was closed, the officials declaring then.
selves 50 grieve1 at the Tycoon's nlisfor-
tune as to be wholly unable to trd nsacr
business. 1t is reported that the fire
originated IN eunpowder plot to blow
up the Palace for the purpose Of killing
the Tycoon.
leddo was again ravaged by fire on
New Years day. Eleven large streets in
the wealthy aud business quarter, bksile.
numerous back streets and alleys. were
destroyed. 1t is estimated that five hun
bred houses Of the better class were
burned.
News had reached kanagawa Tat on
the ) Is, Of October nearly al okbdade
vas burned by inceudlary fires.
Just before the Rogers left kanagawa
the brig Mary Cspon arrived from China,
reporting that the steamer Wyoming was
OF Annoy Jan. 81 Tier commander re-
ported that the Alabama vas 10 the port
OF Annoy going into dock.
The following letter has been received
By mercantile firm of this city, which is
extensively engaged in the China trade:
KaS-gawa Jan. Z
To Messrs. McCondray d Co, San Fran
cisco:
Dear Sirs-We are enabled BIZ the de.
lay Of the Rogers in the harbor to give
you the good news that the priyateer
Alabama is in dock al Annoy, China, and
the Wyoming, Capt. McDougal, standing
sentry over her; We may hope that her
career is ended. The jamestown is also
there. This news comes by the brig
Mary Capon five days from Shanghai,
ard rs authentic
Yours, very truly.
WALSH, Hull d. Co.
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FRoH1 CHATTANOOGA.
New York Eah Z

New York, Feb. II.
The Worlds Nashville letter Of the
18th, says at Chattanooga the army is
preparing for immediate operations. Chat.
tanooga is now a base we'll stored with
munitions of war. The roads in Georgia
are in better condition than was expected
The writer believes Gen. Logan with the
10th corps, who has moved from Hunts
vile, will strike for Rome, Ga, to one.
rate on Jcbnstcn's flank.
ben. Grant will move against John
ston' assuming Logan's destination TO be
Home, with nearly 50 900 men
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Washington. Feb. II,

Tie Con mittee of Conference on the
Enrolment Bill have agreed TO exempt
drafted men under single cali precisely
Ter ore year, on payment Il $3.50. The
Committee have not agreed to the
amendment oil the House bill proposing
rhe enrolment .: PERSONS Of African de-
scent and the payment OF Sl0o to the
Loyal owners OF any slave who may be
drafted.
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FROM LIE AvENwoRrH.
LeaYen worth Ee

:, OftHj i co. n.
Advlees from Col. Phillips expedition
IN the Indian Territory state he penetra-
TED further into the rebel territory than
was before reached, and is marching on
TO Texas With Kansas troops and our loyal
Indian brigade. The rebel Gen. Cooper's
headquarters are at Fort Washita.
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Fire in Galcna.

tialena, Feb Il.
The double brick residence on Wash
ineton street, owned by Messrs. Scott IL
Wlrenberser, was entirely consumed by
fire this evening. Part Of the furniture
was saved in damaged condition.
The mercury marked 20o below zero
this morning
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-18
The Amnesty Proclamation.
New York. Feb II

The Herald's Washington dispatch says
the policy of extending the Presidents
Amnesty to COlouels is much talked Of
Rebel pris oners and refugees state this
would cause whole regiments to desert.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-18
Five Thousand Dollars in Gold Stolen.


New oTk, FEB. TO.
\ clerk OF Sturges, Bennett d Co. who
was paying duties at the Custom House
TO day was robbed OF bag containing
$4,000 in gold.
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Nominations in Connecticut.

IldTttoiu, req. 4.
The Union Convention to-day re nomi-
lated Gov. Buckingham and the whole of
the present State officers.
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5pclla! Notices.
CoLGaTEs HONEY soar

This celebrated Toilet soap, in such universal
demand, L maie from the choicest materials j.
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scented and extremely beneficial 10 It's action
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G's~ls dealers jsu2s-i sd4w.
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New Y ork, Feb. II.

The interest on s50,00O,Oo0 seven
thirties for six months falls due Friday,
amounting to 81 $4,000.
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New York Money Market.

NV - To II.
Money easy III o.
sterling iail sni iecileilv lower ~ i74ts RI547
Gold da an3 opening al 90 :, declining sas closing
tayfrufn strs X hrmer
l. : = 81 coupons llla lIlis
Stocks strong.
Year & rfIacat-s fnewl Q93
Tenn - of lsa9 - No Is ssis ls4l :: Erie 49,:
Ri II l0i.; Hudson 1a6i ), Harlem rs: " c 1881
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GA ll1.cA = 1tsi !. mi (; 4 BIC 8: N " i {
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Commercial.
CORRECTED pAILr DY
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WHOLESALE GROCEHS.

NJ. loo, Corner Fourth aud Main Streets
DstLY CARE err orTIcEl
KE0ECE, February IL 1854.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
Fall u heat Extra - .aaSi 80.
CoRN MEn-sl 9Oefs- - r -l0g.f1s.
BnAx-si 10 > 100 ~
SUP S4tFF--si 7a9s = -.
G5Es-s4ss1 3Kt- IA iaishel
MnetF-lall. Il =; spring. socesi 90 E bushel.
HIS
D6fs.-4ss
fREsN spplF--,rAcess1 o.
P8T4ToHs--tasrs ~ Eeiaii 25c = peck
BurTen .niaiaii, lac- Chice. 2sa D; retail &c
Eess--la ts & retail ~.
onleEt>--s2 40. very -tsrce.
WIS ls.>s-Coau'.au 10 Good. 81 $50 81 ., Prin.
Natv. = eAa
HtY-rias 'hy. SO - - ~ td-I. 50 ~ Prairie
Sie - - ~
GROCERIES.
Srssn- Sfreaa i4.r 81 Il prime - {. llee ~ =
Nee lefs, i7e Ner iaf-, a, ~ IF ~ Shed and p5s
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M4-4ssf--Sa4ar Is.nsa. 7efaIas t.at.n S,rrsp. esl
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CtsbIHA-staf. is t8 80 Mould H. - Is.
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80: Tod saa Natural eaf. 81 50 70 II Il.
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Gtss>-sxlg CITY = 80 fats,
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NJ. 100, Corner Fourth aud Main Streets.
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