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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
All shou. sherman.

The telegraph agents 1t the eastward
have been sending Goals 70 Newcastle in
the shape Of dispatches, With Georgia
news from New York and washin xton
City to this point We bavs been tally
advised Of Gen Sherman's plans, bat ws
have regarded Il as Of the fret import.
anee to their success that they should
not be made public. We may now state
that the dispatch which the Indianapolis
Journal published lately, detailing The
burning of Atlantis, Is not true, bat the
railroad leading frem the city northwsrd
70 Chattanooga has been rendered nm
servieeable, and the iron has been re.
moved. Hood was driven into Alabama
shree weeks ago, several hundred miles
from Atlanta, and Sherman, leaving
Gen. Thomas, with susseient force, 70
manage Hood, started for Macon, An.
dersonville, and other poiats 90 his way
10 the seaboard, to strike either At Sa-
vanuah or Charleston. He goes with
about sixty thousand men and thirty
days rstIons, but supplies and forage
will be found on bis wny He will have
all the artillery REQUESTS for his pur-
poses, poutoous, sappsfs and miners,
and an efficient conssruesion corps.
though there are 10 innportant streams
70 impede his progress Like that OF
the eagle, for time.@s # s
sAsrm1uss alxhs.
Il cut 81 siahT:
But he win be heard from 10 due time,
&od We DO not feel the slightest appre-
hension Of failure ks8aI Es
: ia the meantime, Geueral GiIlsm 10
East Tenncssee, and Gen. Thomas in
Middle Tenuesses, viii hold Hood, For
rest, ets., IN cheek, or il the rebels want
q hght, they can be gratifsd. The out
lying attachments have al been con
centrsted, and many Of the towns Aban.
doned, which We have held for The past
few months They we're Of no value IL =
strategic point Of view, after the fall of
Atlaata, and the concentration will rsn.
der West Tsnnsssee and Kentucky ger.
fectly secure The situation Is stus:
Thomas eonfronts Hoods whols army
wheasver il dares 20 advance, and Sher-
man three or -four daya age was five
hundred miles in Hood's rear, and the
great banker was on biz road to the
Atlantic. He viii be heard from be-
tween Thanksgiving day and the lst Of
Dscsmber-Los Journal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
PUMPS.
The Cooley

AN VOW cAsyAssIEa soUTHERs ISDI-
an2y sxhioiiing and fiiing applieations %
order fThoieszls and retail for fhis srszs pump
"a b found al the Washington Ho6ss. At shs
Nashingten stablss have eel che IN operation,
ior eEsrJ one calling 70 its beauty q action.
Hear Whzt Mr.. J. Uric says . 7 have bought
one Of the Cooley Pumps q NJ ". 4. Hunts sEd
have i % Operation throNinz water into The res-
srFoir q supply the engine A. ny PloHzh astoTy,
sod recommend Il a. COED pump. aud superior
- > CsaiB pune, a. It. never gets cut If order
Tor furthsr tsstiEaonlSis AL are invited ocsli
Proprietor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

SUo4R AsD sTKuP "A fue lot Of su-
gar. from fair1to extra qnaliiy, for sale
By the hogshead. Also, superior arti-
Gle of Syrup, at less price than can be
.boaghs elsewhere. Esquire at the Office
Of Dr. Haas, First street, bssween Main
and Locust NOV. IA w
sFos s sLE "A good house and los on
Cherry, between Second and Third SIS.
Ayaristy Of dwellings, and building
ots Enquire Of A. JoHxsos.
Oct. 2s-sf .s II .s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

her Of The stat q General Thomas J.
Wood Among ell tbs Democrats Who
aase forsaken party for coastry none
have been more faithful than Colonel
Schlater. nor has Governor Morton had
any assistant more capable or energetic.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
0rey's Patent Moulded al.
Paper Collars.
COALOIL.

5sslzaz csso s7s4 s-ass s71T -ssri6
gste.so s1s q i'is ss sees u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

81 cBngb3 WsI 40 g1Ir-k EEE
.o9 4 EJrl5a al--.R l-rssf n
.sgsIts ssla'1 u rlaEs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
s2HAPKER & BUssINa.
Dnfurl The Banner.

FLAGS OF EVERY SIZE JUST RECEIVED.
u Also dags d Ell sizes With the portraits 81
LihcoiH SAD MoCisilan On them, just received ~
aeHAPKEE A BUssIsG's,
No. 81 and -. Msia street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
AGENCY.

wa. n. wALKKH. wM. n. wALKHA, "a. u
WIN. II. q WIN. II. WALKER,
Agents fer the purchase Of Real
EstAses IN
oaice On Third Street, opposite the Court House.
uIvT-erndAw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
CIoakg.--stiIl They come.

A EOTHEg L0T OF cLoAKs OF ALL
IA kinda nat rsesfysd, ard selling cheap Il
axe - saaz sGIIAPEEE 4 BD8sTEC,s
rsfzzfs 4= .sffsass At their Big stsrs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
49, liialI aIa
COAL.

Newburg and Eureka Coal.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL FURNISH no
Coal, tn quantities 70 anls.
q M0RTEN q CO..
novs ofice No. o, South Water 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
Domestic Goods

I4TE HAyEyUsT RECEIVED TIE LARA
II 81 Let zsf Biezsbed HusIlns Ersxn No.
iinst sAlic0ess. sc sshz1 Re sssr aad a. rl.--,-
u g1er1ng 70 lbs pubiic- Tbeee 900 -.
tseSxht duane kss iset sesre Kast srd ~ 49,
MARKED accordingly. znd therefore cner eoods a.
cheap - any houss IN tbs West
sCHAPKER 4 BLESSING.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
REWARD.

g6llEEwAED WILL DE PAID FOB TIE
stOtt discovery Of the man who lhot sobntaR'-
dog in his stors, On Main street, on Last Sun
hfs arrest n0vi2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
Bill Anderson at Dan
Vile.
The TOlrn Burned and Cifi.
Gems .uMrdered.
Fifteen Of His ssMen Killed
by the Militia.
FROM VIRGINIA.
New York. Oct II.

New York, Oct. II.
The He AIDS correspondent with But
ler on the 18th says the losses in the re-
connoissnce up the Darbytovn road on
the 18Th, are, IN the aggregate, As officers
and $50 men killed, Ia officers and 996
men wounded. and l officer and % men
missing.
The enemy firing on Dutch Gap Canal
has ceased since Gen Butler placed a
number of rebel prisoners ou it. The
trees on the river bank in front of the
18Th corps are being cut down by rebels
10 order TO give them better view OF op
erations on our side.
k,utz's cavalry on the extreme right
are still holding the advanced position
on Thursdays reconnaissance, and it is
not designed to abandon it,
We have received Gen. Lees official
report Of this affair au1 the Redmond
Eaquifer's account of it, both of which,
Of course. claim rebel victory.
No new movements in either the Army
Of the Potomac or the Army of the James
are reported.
At the date of the latest accounts the
rebels were observed 10 b. massng their
cavalry on our left. with tue supposed in
tenIon # msklug dash on our forces on
the Weldon K r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
Mosby's Camp Surprised.

" wv -
Official information has been received
here to the effect that on the evening of
the l4th Col Ganesvoort, commanding
the 1851 n. \. cavalry, surprised Nose
by's camp near Piedmont. Va, and cap
ured all his artillery, consisting Of four
1uns, cassons, & aod also number Of
prisoners and horses Tne captured have
been sent 10 this city
The Commsrcial's Washington special
says thai in the surprise Of Mosby's camp
sven prNSners we're taken, among them
youns menN clerks Of Alexandria.
A numbef-of leading secessionists OF
Alexandra were par upon The Msdsssas
trlin 10 run the risk OF being fred upon
by bn h~issckets Among them we're
Rev. Sir. Bdines, Df. French. Dr. John
s,u and Gen D5ngeri Id SIX Of the
northern counties are to be depopulated
and he inhabitants sent to to the rear in
order to prevent guerrilla operations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
FROM FORT MONROE.
Fort. Monroe. Oct. l

Fort. Monroe, Oct. Is.
The hospital steamer Leary has arrived
from James River with about $50 sick
and wounded soldiers and officers: Can't.
Thos Ward, 9th Ohio, foot amputa,ed:
l.. E. Camp, 9th o., wounded in the
head; 1t. Chas. +. Miner. Goth O,
wounded in the leg; 1t. Geo. l.. Heritage.
39th lIls., wounded in shoulder; 1t. N.
Il. Davis, 39.b Ills, d.; Capt. Prau, Sth
Ills. (col'd), wounded in arm; 1t L
EMS, 9Th N Y, (coi'd) do; Capt. f jan
Lewis, 9Th U. s. colored. do; 1t. j. G.
ksrbs. 9Th Z. s. colored Regt
The Norfolk Register OF to-day says on
Thursday the 18th the l0'h corps pene.
traied 10 the Confederate line and all but
entered Richmond. We lost about 500
men in Thursdays fight. Loss OF the
enemy $50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
NOT MUCH OF a SHOWER AFTER
ALL,

1t is told that fellow stood up to his
neck In water on the top Of hill and
backoned to Noah who was passing in the
Ark to haul to and take him, and when
Noah declined and passed. the fellow
stretched his neck and got bis chin above
wlter long enough to shout 'sgo long with
your old craft, it amt much of q shovel
after ALL"
We never put much confidence in that
story in times past, but since the late
elections in Indiana, Ohio and Pennsyl
vania, We believe every word of it. for we
see it's practical demonstration in the con.
duet of the Copperheld leaders.
Such an overwhelming political storm
has never been witnessed in this country
as that which submerged the Copperheads
at the October elections, yet the rascal
trech their necks above the waves in
which they are founderipg and shout
"Dot much Of victory after all"
No, not much of victory We only
elected IL out of the l9 Congressman n
Ohio, where the Copperheais now have
Ia 70 our 5. We have only l6 of the "a
members from Pennsylvania. where th
now stand II to p And we only gain,
four members of Congress il Indiana AID
elected our candidate for Governor by
90 600 majority.
All this the Copperheads, in imitation
Of that wicked old Antediluvian neighbor
Of Noah's, declare is only "a slight
sprinkle" and thus our fsithin that
old story is strengthened into undoubt-
ing confidence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
NOTICE.

10 lienry Howell Stephen Long executor Of the IS
tate Oi Ge5rge schaHr, deceased. Louis Barnisconi
tonrad Limferg. Theodore Lrnbers. william E~ers
David itieb.r, Paana Trie ber and Mary 1rfeber mi
nor heirs Of bsvid Trieber deceased
iou hn each OF You are hereby notified that there
On hie Ia the Office OF the Clerk of the District Ctrf
!" Lee county, Iowa. at Eeekek the as~sr and rr,zs
- - ah amended AIR wer aHi bill OF Maria Walter.
% 70 the cinse OF liinry H II we'll staria Wa!te-s
~. ana praying for decrse agsns ali of you
ttlus ss'r certain sale ae by the Sheriff q, es
county, Iowa, u the following res, ..,ste In Vas. W
county IOWA viz: The west half of lot q In block lo-
auo twenty ieet on the side Of lot g. in ssid bt
onshs OF iot tso next % lot biock sx and one
ha.i " lot Tour, next 10 lot 1--WE, in block liye
cih r-sl @stsfe was sold under exeetions q, ~,
= ias sad stephen ong, executor. &e aadoue Of whch
a a4alfast Maria Walters anl the other asans, ne
pes - iavid ireter Sad st-wrr aud eros. liIt and
s nsser ahd crors iii pray fs the setting As..
i.i SAFE, II The returp of the parrh4-s n,, ~ ~.
fifsi ~ The said Stephen Long, EXECUTE and s
general relief - ~4'u f'i
Unless log appear thereto and defend iefr. ron, ~
ihs second osS Of the sal i t-+ .,.r.
2, iaienens the brst Mona4N II tet-tsar~ ist s.fr
H4ii be ret dered against yOu thereon s. i..s,,if
AAAnIN 4 IfCRAF.Y
MARSHALL x r9SD
''.FenEe stamp % etsl Attss g. MeftA Walters
cctlsd4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18

the Harriet Lane, who il wd . sa;d uon,a
take charge Of the Roanoke'k engines
Ans i.,oune n washington special claim.
over 1000 Union majority bn the penn.
syiVsnia nome vote, based pn the latest
returos from Philadelphia au "a HARRISBURG
The World figures out d tmocratic m. :
lof''y on the nome vote of Goo, aud IN.
sists they hare carried the State. The
inoone CLAIMS the Union msbori.y will be,
with the soldiers vote, 80, doc.
a washington special 10 the Tribune
esys the majority for the new Mar, land
Constitution will De about 500.
Voorhies, III c. Of Indian a is re elect.
ed by less thsn 100; but gross Illegal
ny - TO De contested. which it is belle,
ed will alter the result.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18

81. Louis, Oct. II,
Bill Anderson and forty Of his murder
Gus crew entered Danvilie, Montgomer,
county. Friday evening, murdered five
crizeos and mortslly wounded another,
and burned l8 buildings A few citizsos
occupied the block house in the centre
OF the town and undertook to
defeat 1t. bu! the rebels burned the hous 6
with several cirizens
All the county records, and the law Of.
ices and papers OF three prominent Law.
yers were destroyed. The rebels then
vent TO High Hill and Florence, burned
railroad property and Elunder-d II stores.
Saturday afternoon the militia force
overlook the mi.eresnts near High Hill.
killed ID aud wounded IL.
Then Lexington was occupied BY the
rebels, the ieierals having evacuated i, TIE
day before.
Warrensburg is also occupied by the
rebels.
Tobacco frm.
Cotton receipts FL bales.
Flour dull; wheat declined 36,; cyrn
aud oats active.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Csire, Oct. l6.

Caire, Oct lf.
The steamer Forsytbe. from New Or
leans lUlb. has arrived with Gl bales Of
cotton.
No change in cotton market.
A Natchez letter of The 9Th saws IS
aags, recap,ured by Lieu. Earl, while
being sen, 10 r. bel headquarters on the
east side of the river, mostly belonged 10
Indiana regiments. The mail Captured
at the same time contained full returns Of
The rebel forces on the west side OF the
river, aud letter from the Governor OF
Louisiana to the Confederate government
recommending the arming OF negroes.
Capt. j. IL. Odiiu, Gen Draymans
Adjulant. charged with brlbery, was hon
orably acquitted by court martial and
restored to duty.
The steamer J c. Irvine blew up on
the Cumberland River near Eddyvilie
yesterday morning, and or OF the ere "
killel
Admiral Porter has SEPT for some of his
best officers to join him in his new com.
mand,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
Washington. Oct. Il

Some of the newspapers have errone.
ously represented that Poolesviile, Nd.
was burned by the rebels. The object of
the msrauiers was plander
Secretary Fessenden for awhile stopped
the issue of Legal Tender Notes in oil
forms and it is now understood that he
has determined to stop the issue Of certi6-
Gates OF Indebtedness, and th,t no moro
warrants payable in certificates will be
signed.
Subscriptions to the 80 loan during
the past week, as reported to the Treas
ury Department, amount to more than
three millions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
FoREIoN NEWS.

Farther Point, Oct. II.
The steamer Damascus from Liverpool
26.h, Londonderry Goth. passed here.
News one day later.
Rebel loan declined to 81 and So.
Cotton opened dull with decline of !
cent, but closed 6rmer.
Coneols closed 78@7St for money.
The bullion Of the Bank OF England has
increased to huadred and twenty-tliree
thousand pounds.
American stocks irregular.
Miss Sl'delI and MorlAnger we're MARI
ed at Paris With much pomp.
Mace charges Caburn with never in
tending to fight and claims the stakes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
NHERlFFs SALE.

srsrE oF IoNa. LEE CezsrY-s-
virtue u spe1 nal eKeeltivn directed ssnej
py t.e Clerk u the District Court II s county in favor
y Use D. H. and ag@last Arnold hsaia and also a
decree azsiu-t X. bisckwell have i.visd u,,o al
sii sell 70 TIE highest bidder the front door Of the
Clerks Office Of sh4 pstrici Court Of Lee cyuntr Ja
- hsosik, IN aid county, the 18th day II Sovenber
ls1I between the hours of o'clock A. " and O.
NJ commencing at O'Clock T.. NJ OF said lsy the fI
lowing property, to-wits- Lot two q In II in,nan 4
CoTles subdivision Of the southwest qua ter Of ctn
senirse'en = IN township sixty i've e5 north rang
ave west. and tainng ten acres. L. ma con,r,y =.
Lee aud State Of Iowa -
Taken ered npon and 20 be sold by order Of Court TO
satisfy said writ Of cution.
ksokuk Oct. Is, 81 ISRAEL 4SDrpsor
frtnfer zee - W Sheriff Lee Co low,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
Scouting in Tennessce-Morcmen Of
Sherman ana Hood.

Louisville, Ocf. 10.
Chattanooga advices say Lieut.. Crude
of the 7th Kentucky led a scout towards
Lafayette, % miles from here. Wednes-
DAY, and drove small sqnsd OF rebels
out oi town. pursued them To their camp,
capturing 9 out OF IL He after yards fell
in with $50 rebel c,valry aud rrtreated.
Some OF his prisoners say Wheeier's $
whole force, comprising Martins. r ID
dy's and jones' cavalry, aggregating from
8 70 10000, are all in the country be-
tween Chattanooga aud Dalton.
The rebels entered Resecca Wednes-
day morning aud took the only ,foops
there, colored regimen, BY surprise.
The rebels Immediately thereafter moved
on Dalton.
On Friday there was considerable alarm
at Chattanooga, and every able bodied
man was put TO work on the Notifications
At last advices Gen Fitzpatrick with
his cavalry was al Deiton.
No apprehens'ons are felt for Chattan-
nooga or Knoxville.
Sherman has over one hundred DAYS
raiiouS at Atlanta.
Knoxville has abundant provisions to
stsnd six months seige.
The Chattanooga government store
houses are full OF provisions, and large
supplies besides on the ground covered
with tarpauiins
Milroy Was at Tullah oms and Scho6eld
at Chattanooga.
A private reliable source says on Sat.
urday evening Hoods army was between
Dalton aud Lafayette, making for the lat
ter place with Sherman pressing him
closely.
Prominent men say Hoods last move
places him exactly in the position desired
hy Sherman.
There is considerable excitement a,
Clarksville, Tenn, in consequence of re
ports of scouts that the rebel General Ly OIL
intended to attack the place. Govern
ment employees were armed for additiona
defense of Clafksville.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
Wa>hington. Octl7.

The men of the Qlarlermas,er's DEPART
ment OF Alexandria are progressing in the
work OF telling the trees on each side of
the track of the Orange and Alexandra
and Manassas Cap Il. r. They are now
beyond Manassas, having cleared this eud
of the road of all shelter for guerrilas.-
Yesterday they sent in undet guard FIVE
guerrillas cap ured by them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ srsTf OF Iowa Lrr Corxrr-ss
BY virtue Of special execution directed issued
ny the tlerk Of the District Court COUNTY p fayr
81 : Ail-r. Asaer Reeve, Z. P-rry * cutyrs yf
the will n Lewis hrYes De- L. saa against r. Ur1n-
ston, sii ziso decree against L 1si have Ieyl.d
ap"a aai Viii se % the hghet bid tins fout door
~ ths 'lerk tce q The B tr-i Court 81 L. cauatr
loN al negkEk N sai resnts the 18th day of NJ,
reEa5er. A. d. 1861. bet tae hoars ef eylsk
All 90 r N casuleIslas - : ocoK NJ u ,a5I
DAY, the fl wing " i.~rty ait. bot nine . i tlsrk
ten To- 20 the ailitasu et Il - ilisfil- aI Rive.
Perf3 u il- ely y Sraks,x. lie eacnty. Isra
faken levied ap Ef bs s9id by ofier Of court to
satisfy saIa wFif 81 ulian-
Printer fe- - o. IkHAEI ANDERSON
he5knk, OF. Isih. 81 S.-rts ef L. "a I,w,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
S SALE.

~ rTEE or 19ws LIZ Cn-ss
By virtue Uf aspetal execution directed i5se.i
By the Clerk of the district II said county III yy
% Samuel Miller, ssst J L. Z<sft executor 81 the
e.tat~ Of l. J IwArt q. fani aac decree aain.t
susan Laait) have levied aI.5u snd viii eel to the
highest hiT. ST the front doar of the Clerks a5c q;
tne b5StrictIourt ~ Lceegnty Iowa htszCA IL aid
en1ta On The 18th dAy q November. D issl betR m
tire hoaTs a clock ". and G'cceA D. ~ capnlet.
sag Al eieSk ?. " 81 said l tn laiioviHz proper
- laSit; 1He undIrsed sii latr three Isl and
soar ia blt an1 ai lot e.ie I tyro tbree
: fOur aYe il bsa.k nua.fer nil.rte.H 5y ia
Had al tiou T. the city Of heoktk lee c,anty Iva
fAkea levied En ad 10 Je sid ) order or court to
satl-is said v rit at execution
f.1uief Zee : e1- Israel. ANDERSON
k-asak. OK i ~ sheriff II I.-. Co. Ipua
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
CHERIFF'S SALE.

NJ STATE OF Iowa, LEE Couyrr-ss
By virtue Of special execution directed issued
by the Clerk Of the Distrct Court Of said county
OF Samuel T. Miller, and against Barnard zw{rt (snd
decree against fickien Lucas aud others, have
levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder the
front door Of the Clerks Once Of the District court
of Lee county Iowa. at keoknk in said county. the
18th day of November A. D. 1854 between the hours OF
O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock P. M,cemmencink O'Clock
P " of said day, the following property to-wit: The
undivided ene-half OF lots one Ii and two in blcck
six 9 all Of lots aud ten 10l ana eleven
in block tive tythree % In Rel 's Addition the city
of keokuk as surveyed aud plated by l. II Fox under
di -rctions 0. s. Dwight Eaton, In Leeeountt Iowa
Tasn levied upon and to be sold by ordef OF court 10
| satisfy said writ of execution.
K sokik, Oct. Is, 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers iss Il % eAsrix ef Lee }suaty, Isws
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
GHERIFFS SALE.

~ srsTE Iowa Izr Earwrr-ss
by virtue of special execution directed issued
py The Clerk of the District Court aid cnts in ft
q : 1l.r. G III Perry aud Abner Reeye- ex ecu,ors
% the wi Of l. Y Reeves, dee aud against q rr
sAgn, AH' - aselne a-alnst Ha-ner. have ley
led upon and Will l to the highest bier >, H. f,
d0pr of the cerk- ofaee Of district Court a. L.
coaniy Iowa e hekrk in said cunty on the isth dxy
u NoEeniser A u ls6i between The hour ff Q ri.-l
A. aud O'Clock r NJ, commencing At o'clock D. m
q sld day, the b!lowing properly. ioi, lot fwn in
si9Tf hfe "a tbs aiitlon % ~a, William Reeves
Perry To the city of Keokak Lee COUNTY -. ,cn5
ths xesi half of ssif lot
Taken levied apsn and 20 be sold by der Of court Il.
SATISFY sad VIII of execution.
h~pkHs, ut =. 1854 ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Fe-s a. OIL ShAr44 of - q -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
Blockade Runner Capturcd-Aceounts
Frcm Charleston.

"ash'nSton, Oct. IL.
Admiral Porter. commanding North
Atlantic Blockade Squadron, communi-
Gates to the Navy Department information
OF the capture Of the English blockad.
runner, But. by the Montgomery on the
10th The Blu, is steei-buIlt. This was
her first trip, she baviog been only nine
teen days at sea. The vessel runs four
teen knots, is very strong and can be used
to each blockade runners.
Charleston papers Of the l3.h onnounce
the death by yellow lever of Col. Harris,
chief engineer of Beauregards staff.
E'ghty-six sho,s have been fred at
Charleston since last report and IS a.
Sumter from Swamp Angel Battery.
Gen. Besuregard reached Columbus.
Ga, on the 7th and proceeded immed,-
ately to bis command.
Charleston papers condemn Davis
Macon speech.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18

Baltimore, Oct. II.

There is great sensation here to-day
caused BY the seizure by the military au-
,horities Of several large business houses
and closing their establishments. Nothiog
definite is known regarding the cause. but
it is .aid they sre trading in contraband
goods ami rebel mail carrying. The es-
Adjustments seized are Hamilton, Estes
d Co Dry Goods; Chase. Waters 4 Co..
Hardware; Jordan 4 Chase, Clothing,
and two Warehouses of Weizsufeid. Clp-
thiers on Baltimore street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
Maryland = free stahs.

Ba,hmore, Oct II.
The returns are all In. The home vote
tools up $50 against the new Con.,ltu.
tion and Ill 246 Tor II. shosing defcen.
cy IN the home vote Of ssh Votes u Sc.
cure it's adoption. but the soldiers vote
thus lar reeeived amounts 10 2 4b3. NIX
ing the majority for the Cons titution oi
8Ju. which Will De increased, it 10 thought
by not less than 900 votes mdre. Taus
the new Constitution is ciearl y adopted
and Maryland will henceforth RANK Us a
Tree State.