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Mem Publications.


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DURING
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6 period, together with the organization eeislslons a
ssnsr.l proceeding OF the Rebel Administration py
Hon EDWARD MCPHERsoS, ,o,.
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The work contains MAeArsr OF FACTS aIsn .ssn n
logical order or grouped in natural harmony
most valuable contribution the Historical Literature Oh 'ne
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

ANoTHER.-A correspondent of the
Burlington Free Press gives an account
oil tremendous meeting at Belle Plain,
Va. Some Of the negro prayers and ex-
hortations were very simple and touching.
One said in his prayer: 80 Lord, we're
glad for de hour when our sins nailed us
to de foot of de cross, and de Dressed Lord
Jesus put his soft arm around rs, and tole
us dat we's his chillen; we's glad we's
sinners, so dat we can be saved by his
grace" Another thus earnestly prayed
for the army of freedom: 80 Lord, Dress
de Union army; be thou their bulwsrks
and bitches. O Lord, as thou didst hear
our prayer when we's down in de Souf
country, as we held de pillow and de hoe
in de hot sun, SO hear our prayer at dis
time for de Union army. Guard 'em on
the right and on de lef' and in de rear;
don't lef' 'em lone, though they's mighty
wicked Another "a young man, thus
theoretically desired the overthrow OF
Satan's empire: 30 Lord, if you please,
sir, won't you come forth out of de heaven
and take ride round about hell and give
it mighty shake till de wallis fall down. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

John Wright, surviving partrar,g TO-: -. David
White and McCreA partners composing the firm of
McCraA D Co: M
Defendants will take notice that there Is nov on file in
a Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee county,
Iewa at Kcokpt TIE petition Of John Wright, survk
centie arm u that nanAdoing busdnees IN Pttsbnrg
Van Buren cpsnt 1qwA Claiming of Eos she sum q TOM
huAdred d6laFs WITH nteFest At SIX per Cent as money
dus sprpussey nnsa asd claiming also witt u at
rt&chment. = .ss -
AnA eypea tisefesc ara defend bei6re noon
OF te aocond 6ae a Tho fsDtember term, lefA - nta
CotT4 tcmisxe4ne the III Monday II MD month At Ke-
oknk togmsnt viii b rendered against 20 ssseen "
ssse's .yNsA, e fzktk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To " Ford, = Ford Sem A walcott N Black J
Johnston executor q the estate q VIM VI q Tor
renee, deceased J. 3 Eastman. n Henninx and John O
Woodruff Thos Dsvis, Henry Huisksnp, Abner Reeves
Hspry Tovle, Hiram narn~g, Testnaau, heAdnson Co.
Edear Thompson, Cox Shelley NcCuilough and
Ford Jr:
fon and each II lyon hereby notified that thsre
nov on Me IN the Once of the Clerk OF the District Court
q - seunsy low II Keokuk the petition Of William
eiiliss claiming Of the sstd defendant Ford
OF three Thousand two hundred and thirty 3d.
100 dosrs - money dine NJ principal and nerest up
Nay 10Th 1854 upon two certain Wcmissory notes
cutsd by the sid W Ford 10 the order Of the plaintiff
lGillis bearing date june It'll, 1883 and each the sum
u thousand dollars and sso clsiming against all
all OF You the foreclosure Of certain tgage by
the said Ford to the Of the said
and conveying the following described real estate
the south half Of section and the puptheast
quarter Of section 1sj eighteen township resi- sxfyye
north. range (5b west, in Les county, Iowa
Nov unless you appear thereto and defend before
nooa a. the sscnnd day OF the next term Of sd District
Court commencing at Keokuk the first Monday Of
s-ptembss 1884 Judgment and degree will be rendered
against Yen by default RANKIN McCRARY,
Revenue stassp - cisj Affy's for PAinffh.
may31-d4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
NOTICE.

foD " FORD, Pets~ assrothy Dennis Haipin rhsoprlss
Myers Ford Sen, Ford, Jr., Thomas c Love
Benjamin Chase. W Johnston exerufor o. the estate
Of Vim " florence, deceased J Eastman r Hen
ming and John Woodruff Thomas Davis Henry Has
kamp, Abner Reeves, Henry Towie, Hiram barney
Yeatman, Robinson Co. Edgar Thompson:
Ton sad snch u you hereby MOTH ed that there il
hle in the Office Of the tsrk Of the Dstrict Court
Of Lee County, Iowa a. keoknk tc petition William
Gfss claiming Of the said defendant FORD the sum
n ave hundred and ninetyEwo and 5o100 dollars beng
money due principal and interest up May 1eth 1854
upon certain premy note executed by the said Ford
" the order of the plaintiff G for the Of S3es 50
and bearing date June 7th 1858 and claiming
the foreciosue Of certain mortgage by
aid Ford 70 the said Gss for the purpose of securing
he payment Of the SAID note, and conveying
ing described reai estate towt Lot L. in block g. and
lots 4 and six in block 49, in the city Of Keokuk Lee
county lows. The said lot 4, in block H. lot r.
block s. Keokuk, Iowa, having been released said
mortgage lien for proper consideration In included
in plaintiffs prayer for foreclosure.
Now unIet you appear thereto and defend before
Of the second day OF the next term u said District Cuzrt
commencing at Keokuk the first Monday Of septem-
ber A. D. 1854, Judgment and decree will be rendered
against you by default RANKIN MccRARY,
Revenue stamp 80 cts Atfya for Plaintiff
may3fd4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To A Urmston Boyd Brsden, Chaplin 4 Lee. Hosmer
Fieklen Lucas, Vim Turner, assignee of Patrick
Grouse, 7 Randall, Simon Dietrich and H Woodward
Co.:
You viii take notice that there h now on e In tho
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Curt Of Lee county
Iowa. at keokuk, petition Of samsiel Miller, Abner
Reeves and Perry, executors Of the viii Of Lewis
Reeves deceased, claiming Of the said Urmstun
the sum fthfee hundred and my dparp a. money due
two promissory notes. and agAih III Of you claim
ing the foreclosure Of certain deed mortgage made y
the said Urmston to the said Perry upon the End day
Of July p lb54 and conveying lot nine On IN block
and Perry to the city Of Keokuk, Lee county, lows.
Now therefore, unless you appear thereto and defend
before Ut the second day of the next Scpteb
term, 1854 Of said District Court judgment viii he
dred against you BY default and decree prayed for BY
the petition. RANKIN McChARy.
Revenue stamp so cts.J Aftys for PlsntiG.
may3ld4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
NOTICE.

To Samuel Rose, wolcott, ouesn City vanish Compa-
n.y. Geo Bartlett Co., Chittenden surviving part
VI the late firm OF Chittenden Mciavic O Ii Per
ry, James Kent, Sentee Co, DuvaIi, Kegher L Co.
Dale, ko-s 4 Withers, GrinneH jenkins N Newssme
Co:
Yon hereby notified that there A. now on nle In the
once Of the Clerk Of The Disriet Court of Lee COUNTY
lows. at keokuk, petition OF Eaton claiming Of
you- the said samuel Rose She sum Of eighty dol
lars and ten per cent interest thereon from the 50th
OF March, 1857, money due pr,,missory note and
claiming against all Of you the foecusure mortgage
gwen To aid note and others and conveying lot
5 IN BLOCK lSs cty Of heekuk, Lee county, Iowa, in
which YOU have, or claim to have, some interest.
Unless appear thereto and defs Lefre noon of
the second day Of the September term 1854 Of said Dis
trct curt Judgment and decree will he rendered safns.
yen thereon RANKIN McCRARl,
Reset ue stamp so cts. Atty's for Plaintiff
may5l-d4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

H Daniel Webster used to relate the
following aneodote Of Father Searles, the
minister of his boyhood:
"As was the custom in those days, the
old gentleman used to wear buckskin
breeches in cold weather, and getting cut
his pair one Sunday morning from an attic
in which they had been hanging all sum-
mer, found nest Of wasps in them. By
diligsnt labor he succeeded in removing
the intruders, as he supposed, and started
for church. Just as he was in the mid
die of the services, some of the insects
still remaining, gave him pierce, which
caused him to jump and slap his thigh.
Such treatment Infatuated them, and the
more he jumped and slapped. the more
they stung. The congregation began to
think he was crazy, but be soon explained
the trouble by saying: "Ay hearers, don't
be alarmed the word of the Lord is in
my mouth, but the devil is in my
breeches."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
NOTICE.

To William Wittenmyer:
Ycu hereby notified that there Is on file Ia the
Office of the Clerk OF the District Court Of Lee county
Iowa At Keoknk petition Of NJ r Collins claiming Of
you the doias. with interest from A-
gust 3d. 1861 money due account for medical ser
vices also praying an attachment.
Unless you appear thereto and defend before noon Of
the second day OF the September term 1854 OF said Dis
trfet Court commencing the Monday in Septe-
Der judgment will be rendered against you thereon
by default. RANKIN Il McCRARY,
Revenue stamp so cts Attys for Plaintiff.
maySl-d4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
WEDNESDAY,, WNE p,

a. The RaAcoN LIGHTS OF RIBELDoN
GONG OuT.-Sinos The commencement
of the war tho frs-saters, the shining
marks of the South, the prominent traitofs,
have almost all passed away. Pryor and
Wise are politically dead. We .hesr no
more Of then q Floyd, Yanccy, Z. Butler
King aud A. P. Batter are dead. Mason
and Elidell are abroad, and will more tnan
likely never again visit the South. Cox
L. M. Keitt, We see, has just been killed.
Our renders will remember him - the
friend Of Brooks, of Sumner notoriety.-
And thus these rebel leaders pass sway,
leaving but few Of those Who we're prom
inent in bringing about the rebellion to
share it's impending fate and meet the just
reward of their infamous eonduet.-[N.
Y. Herald.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

F The following is taken from the
report Of the proceedings of the Connec-
ticut Legislature: "Bill to tax geese and
bachelors taken up. Mr.. Harrison was
opposed to the provision taxing bachelors.
There was tax already laid upon q
goose, and any man who lived twenty. FIVE
years without being married, could be
taxed under that section" The bill was
postponed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

Nor PosTxD.-One Of our exchanges
asks: "If Old Hickory was the real sire
of the Democratic party, who was its
dam?' Why, man, it was damned by
James Buchanan.-[Vinton Eagle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
NOTICE.

To John McCune Bridget Stafford and NJ Stafford her
husband Margaret Burke aud James r. Burke. her
husband and Maggie Actune, minor:
You hereby notified that there Is file in the
office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee COUNTY,
Iowa, at keokuk, petition II James T. Burke claiming
% partition Of the west half Of the half of the
quarter Of section thirty four township sixty
Ave north, range five west, in Lee county, Iowa.
Unless yuu appear thereto and desnd beAore noon Of
the second day Of the September term. 1854
riet Court judgment viii be rendered against ron there
on by default RANKIN a McCRARY.
Revenue stamp 70 cts. Attys for Plaintiff
may51-d4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
NOTICE.

10 Nathaniel McCrea and David White partners compos
ing tie 1sn Of Mc0Fsa 4 Co.: Ks
You hereby notified that there on file in the
once Of the Clerk Of tbs DAtrct Court u Lee county
Iowa. - Esokuk, petition Il David Paype elsixing Of
ycu III o. bdf hundred and ten dollars and ninety
Ave- osnta noney na aruonnt for services q boob
keeper also praying for an attachment -
Ulls you appear thereto and defend before noon Of
ths second day of The September tcT 10ek I'D Court
Judgment win be rendered against yos thereon by e.
Mulk.s Il RANKIN 4 MtSRAKY
Revenue stamp 80 cts-l Attysp for Plaintiff
may31-d4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

~A recruiting agent in Trenton has
large dog, which he calls "Quota," be-
cause he never appears to get full.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
NOTICE.

10 v Ford, Samuel Eeberf, Hawkins Taylor Charles
Clark, Joseph Simmons, Partridge, Pinchot Warren
Ford, sen, Ford, Jr., J W Johnston ex e-utor
of the estate Of VIM III Torrence, deceased Eaet-
man, Henning. and John Woodruff Tlos Davis
Henry Huiskamp, Abner Reeves Henry Towle, Hiram
BARNEY, featmsn, Rotinson 4 Co. and Edgar Thomp-
son:
lo hereby notified tllst there now on file in the
once OF the clerk OF the Distct Court OF Les county
Iowa at keokuk, petition Of Win Gilliss claiming Of
you, the said W Rert the of thirty hundred
and and S2lue dollars money due on two
rvmiecry netrs and also claiming against all Of YOU
the foreclosure Of mortgage upon lot I6l in block
thirteen oar city Of keoksk, lee county, Iowa
Unless you sppe1 thereto and defend before Of
the second day of the Sspts nber tern s4 said Court
commencing the first Monday il September ugne III
and decree will be rendered sgnnsf YOU thereon by d.
fault RANKIN a McCRART,
Revenue stamp DO cts Attys for Plaintiff.
may3l div
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

mr"Obey my orders" said the haugh-
ty English master, "if | order you to
drive to HI can sure an l will, yer
honor" answered Pat; "but yez must
excuse me if back yez in"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

W 81 was once in Montpelier" said
the Colonel, con Official business. Dur.
ing my stay horse race came of at the
capital; and as l am rather partial to
horse racing, | went to see it. just Is
the horses we're about starting, some fel.
low insulted me by jostling me rather
roughly. Now, you know, I don't often
fight, but when l strike, I do strike. So
up fist and hit him blow that sent him
against the fence into field, earring
with him nine sections OF posts and rails.
The fellow lay short time. then raising
himself into sitting posture, be looked
wildly around him. "Gentlemeu," said
he, "has the storm done much damage;
Did the lightning strike anybody bu,
meg'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22


1t is very uncomfortable thing for
a man to get tight-in his boots.
We generally prefer new articles to
old ones--she new mades to the old
maids. -
Some men's minds are nevcr nall
blown. With their trumpets it i far
otherwise. Rfa. TO-
Why should thirsty man always
carry watch !? Because there spring
inside of it.
Poverty is the only load which is the
heavier the more loved ones there are ia
assist in supporting il. &
Whenever Jon zee any wash jugs a
the china shops, you have right to 20 ID
and insist that they are e,eers.
The man who pat up : stovs.pip1
without profanity ban tssa found. aeA ]
company have secured him for exhihisoS
in the principal oisisss 4 h VIII drew 1T.
t~ than IL pip. =.
x9sa~xx LITTLE Nx q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
ESrERpRIsINe WonHH.-The CoshC

ESrERpRIsINe WoNEH.-The Coshoc-
ton Age says:
While travelling over a portion of this
county during the past week, we noticed
that the patriotic women have turned out
and are doing work in the corn fields
wherever we travelled. Their fathers,
brothers and sveethearts have gone into
the field to fight the foes of the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

Ha- A pothouse politician was Boosting
that he could bring an argument to pint
as quick as any man. "You can bring a
quart to pint good deal quicker" OBJ.
served wag.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

~ or q Z - IS 80 i ~aasa
TAe --latest AnA Uooe nmpo4eq0sD ibs
csvsry - shs lseA Va4ss1Iys5
-. 7srs fsss& vsAss#
history q u n.ssria 49, q - Un5sf 49,, q
more fAsofabiy known = pionsae 4 1ea &eecveJ
than that Il -
Dr. John DuIl, u kou9evalDO, n.y.
His ini.ita.,e pssearsssea = surs,Ih - issa
sod = ~ bod q the vaxfca eops6b - - pln
able drug. = q
His Conpou.d Of wild Cherry - bsseuss ~ tshsld
word throushoat the West end South.
His Won IDosngs, Il lsn I'm yeof eftR thsiS IN
roducticn, attained reputation vi1sSpsaA - ths
ccnf1ngat At North America
But II grooming glory q HI NE realn1W - - ~
tunsd In hb Atsst discovery, rathee ee@bnoeon II
he does not caain 70 have been the discovWw Of
Q n DIN . NJ.
whIch 4 ~ bas Of tie hitter NOV osrsd % ~ psb
lic That honor beloaepte ths na&vs fnkahlnh * Csn-
trial America TO whom tt virtuss hAve beeo knOWu ~
more than two hundred years Armed Nth g ~ In
dian bids dsoaDce to the most dao1y DA1nxA ~ han
dies withont fear, ths most ysneous onpents Il h
belief with tAsm that while thare hrsaA In the body
the Ceron p potent to eurA no ttee wAst the disss
may be.
While Dr. Ds i not prepared T. sAdor this sxtrava
g1nt preten0a, be b neverthSle sa2ied Apn athce-
Ough examnaten Of the evidence fUiAng 10 ~ vtne
that = remedy asd preventive for ~ dseasss arisino
from exposeres dAer TO changes d weather and climate
or TO the n1ienAktc influences, II stands
, 1864-08-31
E1ter From HuEoEse.

New 1pAk- Taesday. Ane. 30.-rhe steiner
EdsnnarH arrived ast Light rha ness Is one day
tater, tut t'ot important.
LIVERPOOL. AnC. 1s.-The Eelf .st ireland. riots
ctEfthn' 1t1tly 3et'erAxy, With rauch Injury TO
ptrelpe Aid i,funerts TO-DAY th-s hare app4tcnt-
ly tIhtided. the xiutess hulu; oyesap I'd By
etrorE military force.
TtH re- Ia no utl,er Dcws.
I,vxIFHcL MAEKxrs.-c TIA dnu, a.d ~ ,taa,n
ore pastl! rn'nstinfd. Nteaaots:fi tui. tending
dCwnwaTds. - FErrlstonE quiet Aou s.e1dy, Pt.ro.
}eCrn LY1n.
pe1s Ct nunl khsEes, 4ts5 611cou1t; Ems bonrta 10
, 1864-08-31
NEWS BY TElEaRkPa.



Especial DIrratcl 10 the cl!ra:n Tribune]
MEMPHIS, AuE &c, VIE CA1no. Aug 30.
The ecene; On Tuesday m arn1nG VIVA scarcelylec
tct1ib'c :h.n that Of 1Ionday.s With no rebels
within Eftecu miles OF us. thopastds of nep. *o-
men sEd children, md sad to say, o1lcerr, ehap-r
1ai1k ant soldiers Tushed to the fott and In many
instances bet n*cd with grea, cow ardice. Ilearn
1hat Gen. Forrest has eent In w,nd to Ier- Wash-
h1ru that he regretted taking his clothes withGnt
his being in them, aud that If BIZ VG7]u scod hin
g,ay cloth enough for aul. be iwo1td return the
Generals wardrobe. The ..Gcnersl replied that II
he would retrrn h1s clothes he would dv no. II Gen
Forrest World desspnnte rome, safe pfsce for The
cloth to be depotitco, 60 suppose our General
will get hte clothes. ais watch WINS etolfn from
under l1ik pi;iuw. The tutrxt1g rsbe Lost 1t uppo
site headquarters, aud an orderly found It.. Tho
General Dou looks upon his 7stch ~ trophy.
Many OF the wonn"+d beIonRib. to the 18th
hare been In hospital since the raid Tae follow
ing smes have been handed IN NJ having died.
elther IRON siekness or Wonnds. They were re-
ported principally rs wounded:
Qpat,ermastef j. }. Snltto. died Aug- .; Sergk.
Gtorgc Bohd. 4. Aug. g: c. B. ,:onnaE, 9. Aug.
oed- Ckae. Stewart, B, Aug. IS. David n. RoCera,
L. Aue. Fl; Z. =. Brook1nc. G, ret<eat- A1g. 81;
Kott S,rru, r. Aug q Perrv Tiptor, F, Aug.
%: Thonse Klncsbury. :, Aug. Il: Henry T..
Scanfan6, Il, Aug. &c; 3.mes r Enntry, H.. Aug.
IS: Ohd otwtll. sick, G, Aug.es; - Baococx.
sfrE A. Ans. %
, 1864-08-31

y. I. s. y. o. WEST.
OF Chnmbers Street, New York,
Arc the owner. OF >hc patent. and exc usre na.u-
1actuter& Of tE!f.
TIC sTHEL BPRlnG ShAHfa.
Tb1s!nventon consists o! Duplex Tor tWo} E1i!otlc
Et:e epripgs zen1ousy hrAtde, sIzatl. ana lrmly
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