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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-27

vEY y Bernard. B Merriam. Trimbie J g Trim
IL Bile, George Kilbourne You are herebr-noti6ed
mat There now on file in the Clerks Office OF the Dis
uct Court Of Lee county Iowa, at Keokuk petition OF
.amfs MADDEN, Claiming Of the foreclosure 81 Ger
tan PAX deed xecuted to him by city OF Keokuk b,
tue Sty Collector and conveying lot iO)ten bo.k 3s
one hundred and thifty-ciglt city OF Kcol uk ioxn
-. ~ ~ anu conveyed TO the plai tiff for the
sy NJ VI .' 'Sn special taxes due the said c for
year 1885, and unless appear thereto and dfni b.
ore noon o. the second day OF the next term Of said
Courf TO be begun and oiden at Keckuk on the A.
nonfay ~ February A. D. 1865, defarlt viii be entered
against you aud decree rendered thereon
s. s, III . stamp oVc'l RANKIN McCRAEY
aefloosw Atty's for Pl'G
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-27

VRB Williams, GealgA W Mccrary. executor Il T. !.
i estate Of NJ Embi~k. deceased Inman Mailing
Crow M,Creery Bsrksdale. thomas CIag It, l. Ali
Yon hereby notified that there is now on tlei,
the Clerks ofc- the District Court 4 Lee county
Iowa, at keokuk, petition of james Madden claiin,
of yot the foreclosure of certain deed executed t
him by the city Of keokuk, b. her ity Collector an
convtying lot nine ~ in block hundred and sixty
conveyed to the plaintiff for the payment of certain
csi taxes dne the said city for the year 1885, and unless
yo appear thereto and defend before Of the secop
day pf the next term said Court to be beVun and
holden at keokuk, on the first Monday of February
1865 defsuit will he entered against you and decree rem
dered thereon. RANKIN 4 McCR kRy
hevef,ne sfarap 30 cts.) Atty's fey pi'G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-27

IN i: z,.s. L. Ess:s ;ss g. ssss ma
iieury STRONG, RsbeceA Barrow. sxscsesH e the e.
~ a Jsues bnfrowa dsc'd, Geo Crosaman, VIM
1. Rnddick " Rankin, Edward Kilbodfhe: You are
hsrehv noted that therS y on Me In the C1etkf
ce 81 the Dlssict Court d Lee ccunty IosA at keo
xut Dettlon OF James Madden, cl1Dmfne Of you the
Foreclosure Of certain Aeed executed TO him BY thu
v a Ksokuk b ~ City Collecsoe, md ooeveying is
III ten block uSl) hundFed anA ntycuF, city "a
xeokuk Iowa 6aid lot was sold and conveyed 70 tnf
lsnt or the pyment q certain special ta1es due tn
aid city be the eas 1854 and uncs you sPer theret.
md Defend bsbrd a the ssccud Day q sne mex
ERIN Of eaid Court 70 Be begun and holden heokun
IN the hrst MondAy In February A. 1850 aeaui. W'i
- entered aganit you aid decree rendered tnereon
Revenue stamp 6oc.1 RANKIN MynAn H.
RIO Huebes James Hixon, Hiram Barney,
nroc State Iowa for the use Of the school iund
,sr,h Aim. WI Thompson Co. a rrson Co
Arhro.a nudIeN Miller: You hereby notified
net tssrc 4 nov on Ie In the CLERKS once NJ the DIS
ict cnurt OF Lee county, IOWA. at Keokuk petition
s,rs Maiden claiming of you the forecloeure Of Ger
lin TAI deed executed to him by the city Of Keokuk BY
ne CITY Collector ann conveying lot ~ one block l53
me hundred and y-three city Of Keokuk IovA eait
OF was sold and ed to the plaintiff Tor the aymen
rrt.n specia tax due the city for the year 1885
nd unless Won appear thereto and defend before
he second isy al the next term Of said Court to be be
mn and holden 1t Keokuk on the nrst Mondsy In Feb
uary A. D. 1885, default will be entered against yon an
.,acrse rendered thereon. RANKIN McCRARS,
Revenue stamp Soc. Auyso ffH.
decl0d4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-27

yHyO CIBernard, Merriam, .GeorgeE kiibourne
You are hereby notified that there is nov on hie In
the Office of the District Court OF Leeccunty Iowa.
al Krokuk petition Of James Madden. claiming II you
the OF certain deed executed 10 him 10y
the CITY of Keokuk by the City Collector and conveying
lot f3) three block l39l hundred and thrty-une
city Of Kebknk Iowa Said lot sold and conveyed
10 the plsntn 1.-The payment Of certain specisi taxes
due sal the year 1855 and unless yof appear
thereto AID de end OF che 81 day VI The next
term Of laid Court be begun and holden At k+okuk
IN the rt Monday Of February D. 1868, default viii
Revenue stamp 50cl RANKIN NJ. CRsRY,
d-rla-dtw Atty's for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-27

ITO Robertson, 8 g Burhridgs, eullivant You
i are hereby notified that there II on nls IN ths
Jerks once OF the Dstrict Court Of Leo county lows.
1t Ksokuk petiton 81 James Madden claiming q you
the foreclosure If certain TAI deed executed to him
The city OF KeokDk By the City Collector conveying
ot 90 ak block o one hundred and thirtynine, cits
L Keokuk Iowa std lot sold and conveyed 10 the
olsnt for the psymeot Of certain special taxes due the
d city for the year 1885, and unless appear thereto
md defend before nSpa of the second day " said Court
TO begun and holder at Keokvk, the hrst Monday
Feb uary A. D. 1856 default will be entered Against
RANKIN + McCRARY,
Revenue stamp, so cts.1 Attys for Plaintiff.
declO-d4W
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-27

RIO > & i:cralrl, Nsrrisfa. George = ltourne;
J. Ybu hereby no,intd that there j. ME IN
the Clerks Office Of the District Court II - eguniy
Iowa. AZ keckuk, petition Of Jsme- Marr elsieIsn-
If sou the foreclosure of certain tax sssi -eeni-d e.
him IN the city II Keokak. iy the CITY Coect1r and
ouyesng the half lot - block Jlss one hun
lrel and tAii ty-.siBr, city u kseknk Iowa. Sid Dt
sd and CONVEYED sh plaintiff Tor the payment O
ertaie special dn. the sad city the 1873
I. uEi-ss appear Their and deiesd be OF
the seni day tie fext term vi said Court TO e ~-
gun shi holden keoI NJ, the FIRST Monday IL Feb
ruart A. d. 1865 D. fault viii be entered against you
and decree rendered thereon
Revenue s;an,p 5ecl RANKIN 4 NrCRARY,
dacfo-d4w Atfy's tor ri q.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-27

Two Green Frskine Cas Patterson Thos C1sgett 4
Il Heprgc Dixon trustees, Hawkins Tay lor1 You ar.
h. rebk notified thai there Is file IN the Clerk
ofice the District Curt " Lee County. Iowa, kHo
knk petition Of james Madden. claiming ~ yoa the
foreclosure of certain desi executed him by the
CITY IA kekus, by tine City Collector and ewing the
west 1907 thirty feet Of lot Isl Eve block te sxt,sx
city a keoxnk, owa. Sail LOT sold and convey I'd
TO the plaintiff for the u certain special tase
due the said city for ts 1885, ard unless s5pesr
thereto and defend before Of the second day OF
the next of laid Court be begun ami holden
keokhk, the first Monday in February, A. d. lse5
default will be entered against you and decree rendered
therein.
RereSne Stamp so c.. RANKIN McCRARY
dtcto-dtw ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-27

ITO Michsel Bushey Little, dvisee Of Rnsh Lit
/ tie decd: You are hereby notified that there y
now ie in the Clerks once Of the District vcurt q
en ,amino Of Won the foreclosure of certsn tex deed
Executed 70 him by the city Of Keokuk, by the City Col
lector and conveying the west fortyone and one
fi 81 lot III seven block l1S6) hundred and Eighty
six city OF Keekuk Iowa. Said lot sold and con
veyed to the plaintiff for the payment Of certain special
due the said city for the year Of 1898 and nness
Won thereto and defend before of the second
ay OF the next Of said Court to be begun and holder
AZ eokuk on the first Monday in February, A. d. 1865
efant will be entered against you nd decree rendered
thereon RANKIs 4 McCRARY,
Revenue stamp 50cl Atty's for Pln.
dacln-dAG
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Bennet's prac' ice of Medicine.
Buuiste led on venereai
Beck on Infant Therapeutics.
Ciurchiils obstetrics.
Churchill on Children
Churchill on Woman.
Carpenters Eie. of Physiology.
Conde on Children.
Cleveland's Pocket Lexicon.
Camplin on Diabetes.
Dalfon's Physiology.
Drutt's Surgery.
Dung iSons Dictionary.
Duhrin's Dissectar.
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Fowpe's Chemistry.
Gray'e Anatomy
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Headand's Action of Medicine
Hamilton on Fractures.
Hammond's Military Hvrepe
Hoblyns Medical Lexicon
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Lshmans Chemical Physiology
Ludlow Manual.
Jones' Optlaimic Medicine
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Meigs ON Woman.
Meigsf obstetrics
Mackenzie on the Eve
Neil Sm.th's Compend
Powers Snrsif al Anatomy.
Parrish's Practical Pharmacy
Ramsbotham's Obstetrics
RECORD Hunter on vene real
Sargcnts Minor Surgery
Todd ON Urinary Disease
Tsyior en- Poi.ons
Tilt on Urinary Therapeutics.
Tfoltsch on the Ear
United Ststes Pharmacopea.
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Woods Therapeutics
Williams Principles OF Medicine
Wilson on the skin.
Wilson's Anatomy.
W,the's Pocket Dose Book.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-27

ITO Green E-skine Ciis- Patterson Ihos cis.et
1 George Dixon. trustees You hereby notified
that there IL file in the Clerks Office o. the Dis
trict Conrt Of Lee county. Lows at keoSnk petition o.
janet Madden. claiming Of you the foreclosure Of
tain tax deed executed To him by the city K-okuk
the city Collector. and conveying io 6 six bcs 6s
siyty ix CITY of k+oknk. Iowa. Said lot sold and
conveyed TO the plaintiff for the Of certain
cia taxes due the laid for the 1857 and unirs
app thereto and defend before Of tbs second
day o the next term Of said Court to he begun and hold
vt Ekeokuk, the FRS Monday in February A. D.
lsGs, eiau will be entered against yon and decree rem
dercd thereon RANKIN NcCRARY
Revetne stamp SOC. Afty's for PIE.
dect01fIx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-27

THO X Ford and d W rerd James IIixon, Elizabeth
/ Maxwell and John Maaw eli, her husband ies art
hereby notified that there now hle the Clerk
office of the District Court OF Lee county, Iosa At he
suk beti ion OF james Maiden, claiming Of 59a ft
foreclosure a deed executed 10 hin by the
city OF keokpk, by the City Collector and complying lot
io ten block t13i two hundred and city 81 het-
xxx iosss sad ioi sold and conveyed TO the PLAIN
in the Of certsn special taxes due the sad
city for the 1855 and unless appear Thereto and
iecBd before Of the second day the next ter OF
said Cont be begun AMI holden knk on ihs FIRST
aondat in February u 1865 d-fanlt viii be cnisF~a
acainsr Won and degree rendered thereon
Revenue S,anp, 50 ets-l RANKIN IcfRARf,
.leciA-tlw Attss for III Il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-27
nor SALE-A valuable Farm of 2Ot

LUK ShLE-h VHIudUIe FurW VI lUV
Acres situated TX miles VISIT Of Pennington, Val
nurep county Iowa and mile from the State Lint
Railroad 90 acres under fence and IS ready for tb
piow Nth splendid bed Of Coal feet thick, and y
acres the very best timber in the country This farm
has Frame Dwelling with four rooms good cellar
and failing well Of water, and spring so situa
ted that 1t win supply water to four different pastures
This land will be sold for SIG per acre Title good or no
sale Enquire of w NJ. Harrot on the farm, or to IN
dersIgned at Keokuk. III. B. TEN-EYCK,
ncylI Real Estate A et.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-27
c herokee Re m e dy
CHEROKEE INJECTION,

CHEROKEE REMEDY. the great Indian Diureiie
aY diseases Of the urinary organs such Ineorti
nation Of the Kidneys stens in the Bladder Structure,
Gravel Gonerrhea elect aud is especially recommended
those Of Fuor Aitas (or Whites in females where
all the old nsrseous rseiicB@s have failed.
EA- IL is prepared ia highly concentrated form, the
dose only being from to t@sspoonsfu three times
per day.
&C. II duretic Alternative action: purifying
and cleansing the blood cau1ing fow in all Of its
grfgnai purity and virar. thus from the system
al perHcioas causes which have induced disease
CHEROKEE INJECTION /. intended as an ally or as
sstant TO the Cherokee Remey and should be used in
conjunction with that medicine in All Of elect Go
norrhea, Fuor Alhas Whites. It, Effects are healing
soothing and demuiceut moving al scaidrg heat ard
pain, instead Of the burning s alnost pain
that experienced With nearly ali the cheap quack In
as By the use Of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
CHEROKEE ISJETIeS-theiw I've medicines at the same
tmeail improper discharges removed and the weak
ened organs are speedily restored to full vigor and
strength.
aR- Price Cherokee Remedy C. per bottle, or three
bottles for IS.
a. Price. Cherokee Injection. per bottle or three
ra set by Express to any address on receipt OF price,
Drhe Cherokee Hemedy, Cherokee
ta lection and he rcHee I'VE. are .old by all
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-27

EOR SALES acres land with two
l. Frame Dwellings. the same situated at Fan
dusky. miles above keokuk the river and railroad
Price sJ0s. Title good.
angss-6 lib. TEN-EYoK.
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cHOICE sroCK OF GRocrnrRs,

Ocu1stine II part n choice Teas u all grades Oose A.
Er Tobacco pices Fresh Butter Eggs Lard Recon ma
1onsess o. III kres. Flour ind Feed always 81 hsnA
Uoods eeivessa = al passs Of ~ st1 iss u shosx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-27

NOTICE-The members Of the Iowl
y IssURascx CoNrsxv are hereby notified thet the
Annual Meeting will be held OF the second Monday In
January next at the Office Of the Company the city OF
knokuk At o'clock H., which tin Board OF d.
rectors will be elected for the ensuing year
SAMUEL &. CAREY,
deetc-dtm Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-27

EOR SALE-East half of Lot 9, Block
Il 126, on side of B,ondeau street between stl
and 9th. very cheap for cash Would like have OF
fer. 1t must be sold Enquire Of
Ii. B. TEN-EYCK
july4 Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-27


n Arr, 0D MI InAMCE-F FOR SALE
provements on ot 10 h ,fee room and other i'm
and 18Th streets, we'll alapfed al between 18th
Dscns Houses on lot on p,a ~. store. Also, two
Uses to s1 oonoition. Apply the prem
decs-6lm JOHN ScHN EIDRR.
SALT PETRE.-2. 500 nonnd. 49,
In kegs, for sale by KErinan = ,pure,
dec2-d hAhLoud BIRGB,
sNDf-A foe assortment e., ~.
Holidays For Aale BY KELLOGG = nrpa.
(LhOUND ALUM SALT-lf11 -
q. A. Salt, In prime order. FOR sale by 49,
3obERrsoN 3 AxD1Ra
The Cecil Whig., 1864-07-16
The Excitement at Annapolis.

Annapolis, like all other places ON the
line of, or in probable reach Of the Rebel
raiders, experienced its proportional share
of excitement. A meeting was called at the
State House and addressed by Gen. Colds.
borough, and immediate preparations for
defense made. The soldiers stationed there,
with about thousand citizens the Union
men volunteering and the traitors being
forced by the military thori,ies-went to
work throwing up earthworks on Monday
night for the defense Of the place. The
members of the Convention assisted in the
work, Gen. Goldsborough, the President
handling shovel while the members from
Cecil, always loyal, alike when danger is f;ll
off or when its near approach is manifested
labored on the defenses with will. One o
the Cecil members not content with prepara
tons for defense. girded on armour and made
ready to take hand in the threatening con
hict. With gunboat lying in the harbor
and hastily constructed, though quite for
midable defenses prepared, the city Of Anna
polls was soon in state of defense which
would bid defiance to any Rebel force thai
could be brought against it. In the mean
time all places Of business were closed, and
all other business save preparations fol
defense, was suspended.
The Cecil Whig., 1864-07-16
Good News from SherIna ms Army

A special despatch to the New York
Herald, dated Nashville, Tcum.. July l3.h.
says
Shermans dispatches give all that is
known here regarding the passage Of the
ChattahOochee.
1t is supposed the enemy will retreat to
Atlanta, bur not believed that he will Alake
any stand at that point 1t was rumorcd
here yesterday, that Joe Johnston had gone
to Richmond, bu, nothing WAS positively
known with regard to the matter.
| Since getting into the Optu country south
| Of kenesaw Mountain, Sherman mas been
renpng the fruits Of This campaign. and tie
great supperiority Of our troop. to he tehels
| in Il fair open field, has been made plainly
| manifest. Heretofore the Rebels had all
the advantages OF position. aud their loss,
| perhaps. has been light compared with our
| own, but since we got into the Valley OF
| Chattahoochte the Rebels los, five thousand
OF six thousand while we lost none.
An oKcer of General Thomas staff, in IL
private letter, states that the flank move
ment to the river resulted in the capture OF
three thousand prisoners, besides the ereCov
cry Of 4 number of deserters. Great NUN.
hers are reported to he falling out of the
! Rebel ranks ut each retreat Of Joe John
| Ston.
| he morale of the Rebel army is now al
mos, MS bad as when Bragg wa. in command
and Johnston is looked on us a repetition
of the great relreated." His retroarade
movement has been criticised by his officers
and men, and deserters now within our line
| report the existence of Il general dissatislnc.
ton in the Rebel armirs.
Our correspondent with the Fourth Army
Corps arrived here few days since, and
reports the capture of the Rebel Ordnance
leport for July I'd. in which document the
Rebel strength is given at forty seven thou,
sand cavalry and infantry.
The city is ROW full of Rebel prisoners
Captain Goodwin, Provost Marshal, reports
the arrival of about fourteen hundred. -
Three thousand were captured south of the
kenesaw Mountain, and one hundred and
\ :orty one deserters.
Many Dt these men are of the better class
Of Southern soldiers, being from South Car.
DINA and Georgia. The majority, however
are Tennesseeans and kentuckians. We
have lost only few men in skirmishing
since the 9th of June.
The Cecil Whig., 1864-07-16
fr was reported after the battIe NJ

Ii was reported after the battle of
Monocacy that the llth Nd Regiment was
fearfully "cut up This regiment was
composed Of the hundred days men, many
of them having but little experience in mill
tary affaifs. The reports of disaster to the
regiment tended to create a great deal of
anxiety in the minds of their friends. which
was happily allayed by later and more
important statements, to the effect that they
generally made better use of their legs than
their guns, and escaped any serious harm
Qute a number of them were from this
county, and we are happy to announce that
we hear of but one from this county being
injured, he having lost an arm. Three of
the scattered men made their way home,
arriving on Tuesday evening, travelling on
foot about $50 miles. They state they were
captured several times by the Rebels, but
were as often released after telling their
captors that they were drafted men. The
Rebs would not allow them to 60 toward
Baltimore,
The Cecil Whig., 1864-07-16
nd the adjoining forts, but they were not

and the adjoining forts, but they we're not
returned.
Reconnaissance made on "Wednesday,
showed the Rebels had during the night
disappeared from the front Of our tortihca-
| tions: after firing number OF buildings they
h.sd previously occupied as a shelter for
their sharp shooters.
Scouts report that the Rebels were on
ednesday morning recrossing the Potomac
nearly Opposite Poolesviile, urying before
| them about two thousand head of cattle,
which they had stolen: while q despatch
received by General Haileck. from Rockville
says the rctreating Rebels passed through
! that place at three O'clock that morning,
and Ikcy were at that time moving in the
! direction of Edwards Ferry.
| The Rebels near Bladensburg moved off
between eight and ten o clock A. NJ taking
| the road westward and carrying with them
N um her OF horses, cattle, &c, stolen irou,
that place.
Several squads of Rebel prisoners were
| brought in to day.
The latest news reco; Cd - front is
! that the Rebel force. re still n wards
| Ferry. Their adva, w.. o aur,day
morning pushing al"ne .,"n, IN l.oudou
county. Va. leading to Ashlev's Gap
| Unless generals Hunter and Howe have.
moved up the Valley. it seems almost Ger.
tain tha; the invaders will ,scapc with ,ri-
! Hing loss and make good their retreat to
stanton.