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Popular Family Journals.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-07

The 81. Lo1is pispetch essAs g e
yentilsting somsbody a me tplSWing Ne s
''c .rh.r. |. q individual Il rasisr I'D
..nsct shout Town. Who nay b $50 =
t;mes runninr in ana out Of Newspaper Of
Gees sith oo1nmubicatious which hs o..
sires to have pu6Ihhed. The psI !, 9,
moss Of them b p'negfo snnce ~
they are generally signed 9 .nS ug - -.
~ nsr,ocrstiO Committee" Il is evil
Jsrt ia mes believes himself 10 DO one
Of the leaders Of dome political organisAr
tom worthy Of the name Of party. - b
oou.;nu.llv avows in his language that
his "party will NOT unite with tne NsP'o'
loan party" DC.
We have not the least idea o. Lom
..;d committee consists, nor Of the ''par.
~ of which he seems 70 be ole OF the
lesdars. we had supposed that the ad-
hsrsnts If Fremont had either followed
h;a advice ana supported Mr.. Lincoln, o.
had become SO Disguised with his deciea
.;on that they had thrown him overheard
This man Moss may be laboripg snde'
The delssion that he and his COMMITTEE
have some DISTINCTIVE constituency some
where, but VIC are totally ignorant Of it
The Copperhead Republican and Cay
bank Democrat make. use of this man
vagares As it suits their Purpose to mis-
represent. the Rldical Union party Of Mis-
souri,. Our people should not % ief
away from be True issues Of the DAY 9.
the scribblines pf this candi6ate for . IN
natic asylum The sympsthies OF tn
true Republicans Ut th's state are une
quiyocally on the side Of Freedom Tn
skulkefs az d dodgers behind artful exped
ents will be found ere leng, where the
really belonged all the while, among q
tempofizinv, tlme-serving political hyp'
critics, who are ready to support any par'
or any uciplcs which offer most pa
The cohesive power of public plunder
the ruling pria ciples of their lives
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-07

A SucosssFuL ExpERiussr-Tbere
Is at Davis Bend great experiment in
progress, Of what thu freedman. may be
expected to do hereafter. There are about
seyenty-hse cclored farmers working land
On their own account, and making about
twelve ihone and acres b, cotton. besides
as much tndre corn.
The trisl|of their capscity and readi
ness to work-plsnned and encouraged
by Col. Esion-is a success. They will
make on % average from two thouss nd 70
i've thousand dpllsrs each.
dheve is scarcely one failure among the
seventy.lyt lessees. Some negroes this
year viii clear from $40 600 to $50. 900,
who were slaves thre years ago. Add
yet men .Lil wonder "whal will be done
with the blacks : There is one good use
% Which they might be put, viz: TO in
struct those Who know no better than "a
ask s'ueh Z question now!
JET DAVIS plantation is all c,,va,ed
with these negro farmers, and just where
the ~ belli bn was hasched shsii rise up the
demonstrnt ion that black men need only
opportunity to solve the problem that has
. vexed the politicians -[Vicksbure
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

. sto6dafd ~ = Yssl, Lloyd elmpssu, nicksy,
Thomas Muller, Arthur w0Icott, Cash. Hsndereeus
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Davis swiiians Gtltia 4 Bsfdgnah o., o tknsen
Co, Rankin. Miller Enstes, Ja9U Nod, " John
SON executor Of The estate Ok " n q Toerencev Vim
ri Raddssh. rhon,as P.sstt, a Z essvs.sos snsy-
LHo~eii, Hiram isArney & Philney, Peter EcAss,
Sophia Ciendtnine, Jesse ns.tby,J Hcrnt4h- 5
The defendants viii take notice that there y nv On
ale IN ths once oftAe Clerk Of the District Ccus q IL
county, Iowa Keokuk, the peeistcu Of 6eosldAsa
Claiming as.ai1st q Ford and ] & Hickey and Lilo,
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a snpsaa, aud indviduals.s judgment tor thirty
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yen the three parcs named 70 serare sAd p0fas o.
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s RANKIN McCRAKY,
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AAs me Phofx rses nom the ashes cffts IRE suinst.
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ra.lu.s Of Grape Csl.nrG

Mr.. Thomas Fl. Yeatman, an experience
ed vine grower of this region. addressed
. communication TO Mr. D. b. Pierson,
PreeideN of the Cincinrnnti Horticultu.
raj Society. frou which We take the fol.
lowing extract:
l look usso1 the grape culture. from the
change Of ciI pate and seasons in the vi
ciuity of CINCINNATI and southwest Of is;
as almost p,al failure planted my
vineyard ia 1892. For the first year the
yield was an average of FIVE hundred gal
Ions to the ad have had au acre yield
over thousa md gallons of wine. attrib.
uted my success to the influence Of the
winds b!oN in II up the valley OF the Ohio
river and taking of the miasma which
produced uii dew aud rot, for We were
more SUCCESS n! than other vineyards in
close proximity, bat differently located =
Bat OF late I'd rot, which conceive TO be
produced hy coid flights and uneven TEN.
perature dur ing the day, has prevented
US from raising euffieiant quantity q
grapes to pay the expense Of growing
them. aui aware that many Of the yint
ners charge this failure to other causes,
and to the Catswbs grape as not beiae
exactly adapted to the soil. climate. de-,
at the sane lime very di.inserestedIy Of
feripg some good seeding asa substitute
Now it may Re, and my experience goes
to prove It III some measure, that young
vineyards produce better than old ones
even if vs. giant this, it will nevertheless
proves lailu 70 as 10 the grape being q
pro6tabe eHop, for the reason that the
yield viii not Justify sho expense of re-
planting cry few years Vineyards 10
the old count Try are known to be over .
hundred yea rs old and the wood of my
vineyard bas been as strong and profile
under its cult lure as could wish. Ihsve
tried all manner OF pruning and training,
high and low, long and short broken up
the ground, and at other times left the
grass to take full possession, sll with the
SAND bad reaul,s
Now What is to be done with the vine
yards and our beautiful side hills that are
covered with them2 To plant apples
they won't (exrept this yoar) scarcly pay
the expense O. picking. Dwarf pears it
is mooted are failure and the standard
subject to blight. &c. Plams are dss-
stoyed by the cnrculo. Peaches By the
frost and rub worm. Small fruits and
locust posts appear to he our only hope
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-07

The great Bapk Of O,rms.c. -
s1O,oOo,ObO capital, is going into &,
National system, and some of the othe,
largo bsn4s Of The city will soou fo,les
suit.
Tho eolorea orphans, vbose ,.,l.r
was Destroyed By the mob - ls5S. hsd. ,
bountcous Thanksgiving dinner from the
cisiasns. 49, &la
The French murderer L.te.,. II.
wss rss6s(h lrssuted, Gang, IN ths ~
from TIE pkison = Do scs6old, song oi
hn on c5sppsition. Hs did mot stop
svtn, suutil the axe had descended shd
Kbsnsnat.s s..- !
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SrArE OF Iowa, Lee County, SIS.

In the District Court Of said Comfy At Keokuk.
Henry De ious and Louise De Ionis By their Gus-
dian u Stafford. Plaintiffs, a. Charles Rubbeii Mary
Woodward, William Woodward Sears n Lo<eridxe
Defendants. - tTss !.
Notice Is hereby given to fhe DEFENDANTS that motion
In cir action il file in the Clerks once or ths Dis
riet Court a4rcstd fisd o the shove entitlh case
in behalf OF the shove named plaintiff acanst YOU and
claiming the correction certain clinical errors In Che
decree Of foreclosure rendered In sid causr, pertain
to the description OF the real estate embraced In the
sAne. "a w5a
And unless you appear and make defense thereto before
noon Of the second day OF the next term Of said Court
to commence the fret Mou<isy Il Jauusry ls0s
judgment will be rendered against you - prayed for In
sssd petition. CURTIS, G1LLM1k E C0RfIs
noy29-diw ATTORNEYS Tor Pal ntf6a