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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

ARiGiSAL SotIcE.-To william L Reeves J L
" htseeper, g Meirxa,royt ALERT Srssher, NJ
Lockwood, nruae, State Of lowe for ~ schsoi
Yuni Hicks Caaries D. hafsr, DESCENDANTS: You are
her-by notified that there Sic in the 0,efk :
ONE pf ths Ia-trf Court Lee county IosA 60
k1k, petition Of hiram Barney, catm'n ng judgment
against you William ke.-s. for the four nun.
drea forty-nine fA4a dollars npon your
Ha~ie Chsri-s Mason upon the following described
premises to ~it Lot 5. in block ia IN Mason Lower
Aadition u the cit! ef Reoksk Lee couaty Iowa aud
the ale of raid premises freed Of all inter
~sts Of said defendants In same pay ii, debt
extingui.hmsnt of all equity Of redsnpton, or gen
eral relief Now each OF sou srrc-r and ans er
said petition by OF the second the term
sid Court TO be held the rst Monday OF Frbtu-
1885, udsls will be bad therein PRAYED
by default. II. SCOTT HON all
key stamp 5oc-csnceli-d Atty for P.sintid
septl5dlw-tn
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IL.
The steamer Northern Light from New
York and the steamer Sheridan from Boston
have arrived.
Sales of $500 bales of cotton at 45f95oc.
Sugar and molasses quiet Freights active
at IL. Exchange unchanged.
Two-thirds of the people OF Versailles
Parish are in destitute condition. An ap-
peal has been made to Gen. Candy, who has
ordered immediate relief.
There was a serious row last Sunday ON
Rocky Grounds between Creoles aud negroes.
There are fears of an outbreak next Sunday,
but it will be prevented by the military.
Gen. Swavne, Of the Alabama Freedmens'
Bureau, alluding in circular to the impress
sion prevailing among the negroes that the
plantations arc TO he rarceled out among
them. beginning next year, tells them they
need hope for nothing, 50 they must 20 u
work and support themselves.
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MENPHIs RevcIIIr We welcome tn our
table and exchange list new Union paper
entitled as above, and published at Memphis.
Missouri by L. SHIELD and G. 4. HENRY.
LEN. SHIELDS published Democratic pa
per in the Western part of this State before
the war, but on the breaking out of the war
enlisted in the service Of his country, and the
following brief editorial indicates that he is
still devoted to the Union cause, and the
Union party:
DISGUSTING Se-1'he manner in which the
late Democratic,o ,or Copperhe a !, party Of Iowa
is attempting to appropriate the soldiers OF
that State for political purposes. is supremely
disgusting. Think of such men as T. w.
Clagett-whcse printing Office was thrown
into the street by he soldiers in 1868, for the
contemplate ISLANDERS published in his paper
about the army-and Mahony-who wns i'm
prisoned by the President for treason. in 1868
throwing up their hats and shouting for the
soldiers whom they exhausted the billingsgate
vocabulary in denouncing only few months
ago Bah If one of those fellows should
ask US to vote for man they support, we
should feel hke-feel like-well, like cop
per-snake had crawled across our path-like
we ought to have a club. We had the honor
of serving over four years with the Iowa
boys; and Judging by what we know of them,
and from our own feelings, the only effect
these overtures will produce upon the minds
of the soldiers viii be that Of contempt for
the unblushing impudence Of its authors
But the Democratic party is dead in Iowa
slain in the house Of its friends Hic
jact Demo Copperheadus. Requiescat in
pUce
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\ ftGISAL tTf-E-To Richard n aaa~arsn-
~ Dst jsnn tAwd~,, Sf, BENJAMIN Bsw der, Jr
I's~ Psr.ee. DIFF ,Asnts. You h}rrsy notiaea
that there ~ file IN the Clerks ofce o. the L.
urt Curt Of Lee county Io-a at EeoAuk. petition
o. Hirsah tsF7ey ea,.aiag IA irleas ag5ias YOU.
Nsnwsrirg ant ee bxvder. Sr., for f4e of txe
hundred and seventy Eve del uyon u rt-ag@ rss
Charles Mason y aAasaIirg 1yon the foliox ina
o-scrlf~ prerises to-~fG o.s ard block ~, IL
ih~1 tfy uf keoknk lot having been rre..ed wbich
aiortgsg- said B4ram Row den, sr rn.d 70 pay
IN unity lews and ~ against .l praying foi
the frecl sure ~ said moftgss.ths .sisof AID prem
hes freed OF all iatere.i ~ Sad defendants
ps, on ssf c.ot-tne extirxusbm-nt Of all e.-itv o.
.deap p,sn, and fer general r.iisf hsW L OF ,or
must spprar and answer sad petition by th.
s-Scai day II the neSt term said Conrt held
the fret Monday sf Fetruxry, Ist6 Judgment wi bs
nd iherc.n ss Irayet fer. ~ d.isait
Rev stamp 5so-csLcttIed IA scprT HOWELL
s@prg@ds~-fu Atty Tor PlaantiF.
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MURDER AND LYNCH LAW
IN KNOXVILLE.
TREASURY AGENT SHOT IN SELMA.
Negro Soldiers Massacred I'm
Chattanooga.

Such is a specimen of the headings of
Southern papers.
In Knoxville rebel soldier by the name of
BAKER, shot down young man, by the name
of HALL, of the late Federal Army, and at the
time of his murder clerk of the court. BAKER
was taken from the Jail and hung by crowd
of men the same night.
The Knoxville Whg says:
The Sheriff and Jailor are not in the least
to blame. They could not stand up with
guard of five men against such a force. We
have advised the Sheriff TO double his guard,
and we have no doubt he will do so. There
are those in town who are perfectly shocked
mt these outrages, and are asking why the
Governor does not interfere. The Governor
is here, and regrets that men who have served
in the rebel army for more than three years,
are parading the streets, loaded down to I'll .
guards with revolvers swearing that they have
been overpowered but not convinced. The
Governor regrets that Union men are shot
down by them. and that friends in turn, are
hanging them in violation of law. The Gov
ernor is as powerless as any other citizen. in
all such cases. The Governor is not SO much
Mortified rs many others. He was shocked
four years ago, when innocent men we're tn
ken from his side. out of the same Jail, two at
a time, and hung by the other party, and the
he-devils threw up their white handkerchiefs
in appreciation. The Governor may have
been a little used to scenes of this kind and
not feel as deeply as he ought on this solemn
occasion.
Young Baker is reported TO have met death
with great coolness. He said they could take
his life. but he had the consolation to know
that he had killed three white men and two
negroes.
The circumstances of the Selma murder.
were not at all remarkable in the South.
where it is common for a son of chivalry 10
shoot n man down in bis house or on the
street, on the slightest prctensc. Mr.. Mn
NO, the murdered man, in the present case,
was a Treasury Agent of the Government,
and of course, could not have been SO with
out offence.
The wanton shooting of negroes is the or
der of the day amongst the Southern aristoc-
raey, and it adds an additional capto the feathl
er of the chivalric hero, when it happens. as
in the present case, that the victim had foagh,
for the government, and was al the time in
the service Of his country.
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Mexican News.
NV ] oRX. Sept. Is.

NV OK. sept. Is.
The HerGld's Brownsville correspondent
SAYS the Imperial wagon train from Monterey
TO Matamoras, which was attacked some time
ago and driven back by the Republicans, con.
tanned $4,000 in specie.
Gen. Sheridan artillery displayed on the
Rio Grande is making Maximilian officers
very nervous. and by balls and other instru-
ments they are endeavoring to concliate the
dreaded Nor:herner.
Juarez and his cabinet have gone to Fl
Pas0, but il was thought they would be follow
ed by the Imperialists and be obliged to take
refuge on The american side 81 the Ein Grande.
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The REBEL GES. EwELL on CoPpRRHEAps.--
The Washington Republican, says: 'We have
heard story of Mr.. r. s. EwELL, lately
Southern insureent, to the effect that during
his sojourn in this city, he was invited to q
dinner party Of rebel symyathisers, but de-
clinsd to attend, on the ground that he could
not feast with gentlemen who sympathized
with the South in the late struggle, and yet
would not fight for her independence 1t is
said that this announcement fell like wet
blanket upon the secession,st ymposium.'
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A khlGISAL SoT1Ct-f0 James esnltl- and John
Keppei, D-fsntants, You h~sstyI nc,ited ths.
there IL nov nj 10 tbs Clerks on o the Di til
C5utt o' Lee county. ioEa at hsokak Ret cf iii
ram Barney, Claiming judgment Axnntt you, james
sepie for the sun Of huudret and twenty dol
lars upon your mortgage ade % Clsiss Assoa upon
the fsiip~ing eescfih-i premises, to-wii ct L. in
block ~. In MAsans Lover Addition 10 keos uk In Is
coHFty iows. and axsinst eli Ertssng tuT the
force ~ure of said Dsnrtgse-hs ssl- Of aid premises
freed - NIL tntsr.sfs Of sats defendants lit ssrne
on easf Ef lie c1iins u.brnehk of All equity ef
mption ami Tor -rersi relief No~ e4d os y0a ssa a
spp-sr nd .455 t-tltou by boos III ,f- .ecaa
ass 81 The Eest terni Of -1 Court. be he'd the
f'st NDixy of fstrazry lsoo iudsmr will be
th~rtiB p srtd for ty dsssut.
Rev Stamp ts,c-caaeeIed II sc TT tow ELL
s~esat;w-t4 y To- FaRfr,fT
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From Washington.
Especial to the World.]

WASHINGTON, Sept. IS.
Judge PASCAL, of Texas, and other promi-
nent citizens are here to urge the release of
JEFF Davis.
4 train has been run from Philadelphia to
Lynchburg without change of cars feature
accomplished before the war.
The statement by the Richmond bank to
the Treasurer captured in Georgia with JEFF
Davis, rests on exceedingly unsatisfactory
grounds, there is little evidence that it was
the property Of the bank 1t is susceptible of
proof that the money was removed from Rich
mond as Confederate property and a portion
Of it was used to pay Johnston's troops.
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~ Price Natl as Martha D-fsndsntE. You are h.refy
notified that there II file In the Tierks oce VI
the District Court Of Les c,nnsy Iowa Keokuk pc
tiob Of Hiram BsYu%y insng lud gm~ns a.in.t "
Thomas Prize for tbs Of FIVE hEndr-d I'd xrnty
Gull Fs and ten per cer interest upo7 yonr ~cTtgae-
made to Charles Aasoa upsn the folo~ng isecri.ed
premises, to VIII: Lot boek ST. in Ma b. Lover Ad-
dition 70 the city II keokux in Lee county Io@. sd
prsyi-g Also for Judgment sgAhst yon Aatbtss Mar
TIN. for yoar nortgsg- 3Ai Prce
sumns 8 pay said mortgage asd ~ against ali,
praying for the foreclosure or smid -,le
,sif r~ rtses freed of all interests c ssi defendants
Eane, ~ pay u sssi d~hS-t1- extuguikhnaEt 0f all
sg;ty cf rclempfion AHf for general ret!df
OF ycu trGs sIpraT and ssG Sefttfr Y Of
the second ay oi the rext term ef sid lie hsId
the ars! Me ndsy February ls6S ID sm-ut will
tr had thefeia pray ed fos, ty default.
Rev sfsusr 5oc-csnceiiedI u. sCorT HOWELL
sep ei*w-in AIRY Ar Plaintiff
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hRIGINAL NOTICE.-To Levi Ira,

nRIGINAL NOTlCE.-To Levi Travis.
- D-fsat,ni: Yaa are herA 10y uct;l u that there
1i- M the Clerks ice cf the District Court III,
e- county, * k"t kuk, petition of Hiram Rar-
MY, claiming iudgment against y0u Levi IIarii for
kr san Of -igh haaerel ard ten collars nl4a ya4r
isnTtgsge naae 10 ttaties Macon aptn ths el,o
Described pTesa.ses, tosli; lot ia teE - ia hason
Loser Addition To kf'9F 10 &c coHn'y, Iowa and
sasoths sale of said premises fse- al interest.
ssii dsfenaaI ia Ia Of sati a-Dt.ke extin
Eiaimsnf ol all equity of resumption. and for general
relief Now you mus. sppesr anil snswer said
p-ti3n by Of the second ss AZ the next term 81
said Court u be held the first Ion4y Of frb-pav
ls8, iu GseLt will 5e had the riu rrays for y
desauii- IL. SCorf HoT sLL.
Rev stamp soc-cancelisi Atty T PlaintiH.
sepl9dis-tu
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ORIGINAL NoT1cE.-To Reuben W

ORIGINAL NOTICE.-To Reuben W.
~ aandsi. Randall .ibhJ. Defends ts: You here
by notified that there IL nle in the Clerks
ohcr Of the District Court Of Lee county, iowa. 1t
Ksokuk, petition of Hiram Barney, claiming judg-
ment against you, Reuben W Randall, for the Of
four hundred and thirtywo doiar 10 per interest
upon tn. following described prenises to-wt Lot TO-
block ia In Massns Lower Addition the cifyof
kuk. in Lee connty, lows, and claiming Judgment
against you, Randall Libby, for the sum, up your
assumption OF said mortgage in fhdsed Of Reu-
oep Randall r. you ff ssid lot and sgainst You
praying for the foreclosure Of said mortgat e-the
se OF said premises freed Of all Of defend
~, y asm- to pay of said debt-the extibruishmept
CT Al equity of redemption, ard for general relief
hes Zach Of you must APPEAR ard answer said d
1on ~ noon q the second day of the raid
.o oe hea On The nrst Monday OF February 1866
fault. n Storr anWrTfi ~ -
nsst s.amp -canceiico- Atty's for Plaintiff.
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hhiGiNAi4 NoliC Ct--Jo SIebsegge \ an
~ isrws ndr, efetf :; ~ hereby ,.as.ar3 that
there ss ro- ~ te Ia The Clerks oes taa tsr-is.
Curt VI Ire county. faaa. secka- petit u cf Hi
ram barney elsifning AgU-@rt -aess s II sseaeR
NaT fer~onde for fas eleven fttf ~ H. s;r. aar
lP pr cent interest aPen your tarsg fse Charles
Mason Us on the follow ug delrlba prein-es to-wit
" - and S. In bc-x lie Hssas Losvf Addition -
the city of keokak. M county Iowa and s.fnst
yaa ALL praying sar tn fsF-r'esuru If said
the o said p er1i-s-, freed o. @ interests 81 ID d.
f=sd@hts in same, paw of .si ~ tie extiare.h
neft ~ All entty Il retsuIgis ant FIR - as4 Witef
SoE .cu riust appear ard answer rai1 ,5atitfon
ty a the fscobd tf the xttern Of sss .fr
~ be h.ii the f-st Monday Of February lsss or
segment WI be hai t.serasa, prayet fsr hr <efsl
Rsv STAMP So--cance,Ie1i II SCOTT How ELL
se2ia sE-tu Atts's Tor Ptsirti~
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nRIGINAL yoTICE-To Henrv po1eor

~ Simonz Co.. D.fan laats: yan are hereby rat.-
fe tn Il th.re IL i's ia fhs Ciarks oil III the
Ds sgict Court OF L-e eoaasy lows. keoks reti-
tDn OF HIr I'm Barre csimue ud-lneat ssainst VOC.
Henry eoser for the sum of t~eive hansei fteAn
dollars aud 10 p-r cent Interest upoa seur metfgsgs
ftlaie 10 th4ri-s Mason TIE following described
premises to wit Lo and g. block IS. Ia Mason Low.
Ai3st4on to city OF Keuk1k, In lee co3ny Iowa az
asainst ou all praying for the OF said orf-
.aRthe sale Of raid premises reed OF all interests at
.sid de:cai ants ir SAM " ~ ssiI ess ts
guishuent - AZ. ;Eitv of redemption aI fr general
feii~f Acv each of must spls aus sasA Or said
sttion by OF the second iss Of the next ,era OF
Court, TO be he'd the ~rst sdsy of February
IS 8. or igment will be had therein prayed fer by
d.f.uit H. SCOTT HOWELL
Rvv. stamp sos-caneelied Atty for Plant g.
s-plpdlw-tu
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Original NoTECE.-To John {. Mitcl

Original N0TICE.-To John G. Mitch.
~ I'll. c,fen1a f0a are hershy notified fiat there
ts fie in thr Clerks Office ~ the nsrf~t Cert
ci Lee e31Efy, icga. al keokGE. Ft.tstH Of Hiram
Barney, e!aaiaz judgment yn an T. sft n
eli kE tie sur of ten .u.dred e.sa osdisIs aud
ten per csut interest ffcn date UPON your Iaort gae
mai TO eh=Tiss IaSon Qpga tie .osu-tng de~cftbed
p--rsi.es. 20 sit L5s sud g block 2 in Msso
er Addition 60 the city of Ee"suk in Lee county Iowa
anti against yoa all, rastRg fgr fo4 Io~rr
SAID forfgsreti- ssls of ssi pretIis ed 81 r.i in
tr ests O said defendants in sar pay said deh-
tt eKtngH afns II all equity o. r5s tlen ami for
general relief. Noe yug aat.sr sai an
said petition b, ~ second dsS of tie
tefai of aid oaIt te hrt the T. st Hioaiay OF
sc~usry, 1850. or Judgment viii be hat III =. in a.
praysi fot br 5ef4ast, 81 @c1rr HlEYt
R+v sian1 59s-eaAe.l .lied Alt for Plaintiff
-epIaisw-tH
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MONTGOMERY. Ala. Aet,

The committee to whom the question was
referred, reported day as having ordinances
substantially such as that adopted by the Mis-
sissippi Convention.
Mr.. White offered substitute. Postponed
till Monday. Committee also reported on
the secession ordinance, there being both a
majority and minority report, the former the
same as that adopted by the Mississippi Con-
vention. We shall have very animated dis
cussion next week.
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ORIGINAL NOlICE.-To John l.. Zwart

nRIGINAL N0IICE.-To John L. Zwart,
" execnt,.r 81 l. Iwars, deceased tirrnari zwar
r, ,brth Musaa MARY sghsvHr-. Cecilia zaart. FIN
honser L Bart ct, Il ia D W Iord farrar ifsines,
Jos Collins. II W Sample. ffekien lucas, Dat haho-
ney State Iowa for Of th- school Hnd, o~a state
INSURANCE. CnnsnaNv, Geo o Anderson & Co, John v
KNIGHT Etw +nssf ard Eiw Kilbourne Il penthe De-
kslnntT. Yon L.ety notified that there Is low on
fs in the Clerks Office Of the District Court OF lee coun-
~ Iowa az suk petition uf Iii Bafu-y claim
ing Judgment aesinsf you Ino L 2wrrt. executor OF
Zsart for the sun cf seventeen handsed and n'ty-
6ye collars ypon sonr mortgage made to Charles axon
mon the following described premises towt; Lots TO-
ii Ard IL block ~, in Masous Lower Addition TO the
c.y OF Keoknk in Lee ccaaty Iowa. Ad as against you
s ar.xtrs Il the saraclosa-c Of said MOI -sge-the
,s,a of rrsmses Ad of all interests Of sail defend
.rt. in zane to pay of ssd dstsh extsns rsi ment
~ II, eo,, " OF redemption aud for general relief No~
.srsf ycy INIT appesr ind answer said p-ti.ion by
on OF the second tAJ Of tho next te. Of ssG Ccrrt
81 ha,l "a tha erst Moudsy of February ledd :rdg
m.rt wi BE- kad thsrein prayed for, by default
Rev. stamp ses-eaacellsd.l H. SCOTT How ELL,
ssalS6lw-sa Atty fbr Plaintil.
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nRIGINAL NOTlCF.-To .Iosenb wheel.

nRlGlNAL N0TiCE.-To Joseph Wheel.
~ -F, H'H D. X -. Cady } n-s Pee 4ete a. Mt.
fDt are hr by rsytia 2 that is new s n. fr ts
EEK enc o 'he tFsrict toart e Lee ca9at1 At
@esak, y iiiienot Hiram bzrues claiming 4 d.
toert zgsinss jessph Wheeler fer the IN. q ak
hurdres and tv-n'ystr del,srs ard 10 or cent
tI n soas tw3 naurtrsg~s mate Csarls Mason ur,r
thr s@Iio- Ing d~srfibed pFArls-, tt-HF. Lat SIX
d 4 IN lee caentT snI state ioaa ard ftzsinx also
tng ja1gneti x sane ran Gsdy JepeS A
ftFk By rots n q soHT sErcemsas wtth = / L, eyes
c1atened ia hi. deed YOU pay ea III. bais nee dus
az sad m srtsarse aud ses'-t ell praru fa- the
farecs9spre oi saii sale o. said premises
feed 81 I'll igteresis SAT- s5ants "a fs-4 80 nav
on III drbtfhr extagaishtnerf all eausiy sf re-
De -atfon ant fr sca4rai aeit~f Now ZACH ~. r,r,s.
slpesr srf sns~e- sssf petit fon hy uocu af the s IA
dAy the Or tald Cont ~ - h4 n ~ rsf
n niiy OF February. is1a - suGe srt -Tn ! +. ha1
tkereis. PRAYED fsr, ~ defsn
Rs stamp 59e-c&loeliei. II ScofT HOWELL
sspti@dfE-tE ATTY far plAsrnf
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In his letter to Governor SHARKEY the Pres
ident remarks that ''the people may be
trusted with their Government" Good, says
the New York Tribune, but who are the peo-
Pile? White men who fight against the Gov
ernment, or black men who fight for it?
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AN Ohio mother one of whose sons was
killed in battle, another starved ard third
made insane by his suffering at Andersonviile,
attacked Wirz on Tuesday as he was being con-
Quoted through the streets of Washington.
His guards protected him from her frenzied
assaults
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llississippi Nexn.

VIcKsBUR0, Sept. 16.
The citizens Of Vicksburg gave banquet
TO Gen. Slocum last evening. A large num-
Der were present and good feeling prevailed.
A misunderstanding occurred between the
Mayor of vicksburg and the Freedmens' Bu-
reau, in regard to the jurisdiction OF civil
matters. Slocnm convenedthe Military Com
mission to investigate the matter.
The friends of b. G. Humphreys, guberna-
torial candidate, have organized for a thor
ough canvass Of the State.
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FoRTRRss MONROE. Sent.

r. 3. Winder, arrested about three weeks
ago on the Eastern Shore by the Provost Mar
shal. has not yet been sent to Fort Monroe,
as reported. ss -
d. A. Anderson 4 Co., wreckers, CON-
menced to-day raising the old Merrimac, sunk
near Coney Island, where she was blown up
by the rebels 1t is estimated her copper will
exceed $50 tons. She has large wheel
weighing nine tons and an immense amount
of old iron.
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Ar Rocky River, Ohio, drunken man was
attacked and severely torn by wolf, which
took him ct tdisavantage while he was starRer-
ing along yoad Some frisnds rescued hin,
Hes ~ volt escaped.
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schooner Founllered.
ROCHESTER. Sent. l,

The schooner Lochiel, Scott master, from
Cundas Canada West. for Oswego with 5000
bushels OF wheat foundered in the gale on
Lake Ontario at daylight this morning. ff-
teen miles northeast Of Genesee. The cap
tain and crew came into the Genesee in the
yawl boats at nine this morning, having saved
nothing from the vessel.
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New Yonx. Sent. is.

The T'ibunes Washington special says the
Georgia Central railroad company have pro-
cured iron and rolling stock, from the gov
eminent, sufficient to equip the entire line
from Macon to Savannah. This completes
the railroad connection with the North,
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Remember the Meeting Tonight

And be on hand to hear the eloquent
speaker announced elsewhere
Let all who see this notice notify their
friends and neighbors.
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Nsw advertisements.

E0R SALE.-A one story Frame Dwell
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

BosToS, Sept lS.
Our new Citizens Hall was dedicated to-day
with appropriate exercises. Speeches were
made by the Mayor and others.
The steamer Chronometer, just from Calais
for New Haven, arrived here to-day. She
reports yesterday having run into the schooner
Friend Of Boston. The vessel sunk in fifty
minutes Crew saved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19
The Indian Cou.ciI.

FoRr SMITH, ARK, Sept Is.
The remainder of the loyal Greeks, also the
rebel Seminoles, have signed treaty. Other
delegations asked further time, but gave as
surances that they would all sign the treaty.
There seems to be a perfect reconciliation
among all tribes except the Cherokees.
Gen. Harney will attend the Bluff Creek
Council on the 4th of October instead of Col.