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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25

The very moment that Hood is shed, Old
Virginia sciH make common cause sCith her
sisters ofthe South. [ Applause. 1t is i'm,
possible she should do otherwise. 10
conclusion, accept my word for it, the
moment the conflict begins Old Virginia
will dispute with South Carolina the pre-
cedence in this great combat. But, gem
tIemen, whether or not that be so, it is
impossible but that South Carolina and
her sister States will triumph. Ap>
plausc. X Old Vr-
ginia is with you, gentlemen. Her gen
ius, htr valor, her character, arc with
you o-day; and even before she goes out
if it is requisite that you should have
sympathy and succor, guarantee she
| will prccipitate her sons upon the plains
Of South Carolina in numbers adequate to
any emergency. Tremendous applause
The above is copied from the Chatles'
ton Mercury, in which it appeared YER
LBatirh. We beg every man who has
balting hes;lancy in this portentous houl
to mark the words Of this HOtspur we'll
He thanks South Carolira tina! she has
annihilated this accursed Union. H'
says il he were given ablank sheet o.
paper upon which to write the Terms o
the reconstruction of the Union. he woul(
not do it. He begs South Carolina a
measure of the coercion Of Virginia ou
of the Union, not to tolerate the idea o
reconstruction. He demands that btoO'
shall be shed by South Carolina. in Ords
that Virginia be precipitatsi out ofths Un
ion. Are these traitors. ravenous for th
shedding Of blood in civil war the me
+ who are to be masters of the Border Slav
Statse?
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25
Caution 10 Southern Symn.

On Tuesday evening last a,
ing scene occurred at New
certain Mr.. F RENcH Of consid
importance, possessing more
brains, had the indiscretion 10
discussing the proprieIy of v,
OF young men Of that place tot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15

At the request of number of Medic
III frlonas, Dr. Sanford has consented 10
deliver a course of Lectures on Anatomy
aud Surgery IN this city during the win
ter The Doctors large practical expert
eDce and ample means Of demonstration
aud wei known ability as lecturer, will
ensure highly interesting and profitable
course. Surgical operations and the elm
e will be connected with the course.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15

NEWS FfsOu yHE NnUTH.

Louisville, Nov. Il,
The Louisville Courier, dated at Bow
ling Green on the oth, contains Richmond
correspondence saying Brigadicr General
Humphrey Marshall is to command the
eastern division Of the rebel army in
Kentucky. Brigadier General John G.
Breckinrldge returns TO Southern Ken
lucky this week to organize his brigade,
and put the provisional government Of
kentucky In operation.
The same correspondent complains Of
the delay IN getting the frigate Merrimac
ready for sea, and speaks of 20 rihed
cannon which we're received by the Ber-
muda, with twelve grooves, throwing
shells of l20 pounds 50 miles.
The Fredericksburg Herald of the lst
says John A, Washington's residence,
two miles below Matthias Point, was bonn
barded and burned.
Richmond, 7th,-.Iohn TYLER and Reoer
A. Pryor arc elected to the Confederate
Congress,
The steamer Bermuda ran the Savan
nah blockade, on the night Of the I'd, with
1900 bales of cotton.
Charleston, 7th,-Gen1 Lee has ar
rived. William Porcher Miles is elected
to Confederate Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15
GLNEKAL ORDER No. 81.

No iI.-Ihal no citizen, iIhah3l4Ai OF resident oil
this State. suJeet 10 10 Mtsat! DIT. ether iii the
Noanieet deserve Militia shall enlist or
engage 10 enter the military serves EAs other state
and ali persona liable military uui. within THE
ars htrebs prohibited iom .ing 81 agreeing en-.
lister Assembling with ihe rIose u ~
pefson sithlu this stAte Liable Iitar, dot en-.
ter into The service q The United eaeeli under
the express authority Vi this State. Jvor,aea That
this 0rder 10 Dot intendedio apply prevent The Gov
eminent IL thc United States ifon fttrulsg FIR the
Regular Army pursuant 10 The Ae8suf Congress and
provided afther. thai this Order The mex. succeed
lug oIe, does not apply ~ the Company Low being
Kissed NJ uuSaQ-e for Tie LILY on A.g n.enI,a
NO. llI.-Ihas all persons, whether residents ofhs
State or Otherwise, and all ucefs regularly al
thorized oeers OF Tie lea stalsn recruiting for lne
United States Regular Army, are hereby proAbitea
hom enlisting o. IL raining men within
into the military service Of any ether State Of the
United States, except ~ pursuance I'll. Laws
thorits OF the State ~ Iowa.
No. IV.-Ihat the Ad.utant eneral Of this State be-
charged with the duty Of seeing that neither IL The
above Orders IAos. III. ana LII y il violated,
And the said Adluiant General, Shen satisfied that
either orgn. VI the above Orders Mos. H. and lI)
has been being siuaaeG shall order iii ofnerrs IL
less the COMMANDER in Chief Directs q, be
attached TO- enter aid AeIse pIsales IL any comma
y, " regiment beng RAISED MIllI lhlA state uAaer
authority thereof.
By oruer VI the Comm nder-in-C hief
NJ Is. LAhER
AdluiaAt General ~ the state II Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15

Everybody knows or has heard of Col
John III. Glover, who is raising regi
meni Of Cavalry to operate in Missouri
having his present headquarters in Quin,
cy. lie Is a brave and gallant man, and
intends to do good service in Missouri,
and is getting the men to doit. Captain
Holsey, by permission Of Governor Kirk.
weed, i recruiting in this State for GIo-
ver's Regiment. Those who have taste
for active service and daring achievements
have chance TO ego in and win. !"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15

sas- "Wednesday forenoon, Capt. Smith !
Company, - men, Capt. Craig's A men,
Capt Sewers, 60 men, Capt. Madison ;
~ men, Capt. Hutchcraft' ., as men, and
Capt. Kettles Company, 6s men-near-
" obs men In all-of the 9Th Regiment,
went into camp at Camp Rankin. Being
pretty well provided with camp equip
ments, they made a good start, and will
probably get along well.
As nearly as we can sum up, there are
now in town. including the above compan-
les and several Others now forming, about
40 men belonging to the 18th Regiment
Other companies are now to arrive, and
companies here are daily receiving ad-
ditions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ApJ'T GEsERAL's OpvfeE. srATx or Law.
ORDER No. AZ.

bAsh"roNTs ocI ~ 1SbI.
In an Order dated Executive Ofajce iowa OFT nd
1861, The following paragraph occurs.
In order 10 efect.an organ izaton In Your county
yon are hereby appointed to organize into Compane.
and Regiments all able bodied men In your county
Die 10 perform military duty, under Chapter II of the
Extra Session 1861. These Companies and Reg me nts
thus organized, only for the defense Of State
ard cannot DO transferred such TO the service OF the
United States II, however, companies are orgah-
zing In your county for United States service sou
VIII notinterere with such organizations but anord
them all proper facilities Report to the Adiutant
General, ut Davenport, each Regiment, soon a. or
ganlzed, ond commissions VIII be forwarded
~ the emergency under which the Order was issued
appears 10 have passed, said former Order s so lar
modified as to direct the Organization OF regiments
q those Volunteer Companies only which are now
raised.
by reference to the law, ii will be seen that comma
pres may consist Of less than 40 nor more than
luo n-h each Every effort should be put iorth 10 MI
He said companies AS near possible u the maxi.
mum number.
". h BAKER,
nov1i Adiutant General ar t.xa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15
COMMERCIAL

I & q n Z
| DAIRY Cars CRY oysscx
KxoKuK, Nov. 9, MI
! FLoUR~spporAne 81 5esspring Wheat Extra 81 Is
! Fall Wheat Extra 81 rs
| BRAN AND shoRrs-a5 to soe . 100 n.
C0RN-l5 10 lie j. bush
BARLEA--No sale.
~nEAf--in good demand Fall 7oas5; Spring 81
choice do SC.
RYE-2oc dnll
oATS--l2t Use.
PoTATokS-l5 AGO by The load retail Is TO zoe
sIoAK-Ne~ Orleans fair a1alot,, prime lohoa
II 81 clarified lsasl3, crushed and loaf "a.
aoLAssEs-pianiatioa 4sasU sugarhouse asa So;
Golden syrup 1ua ;5c.
tUFRhE-Rio i. a lie; lava aaaos. La,nvr. aoa.eo
RiCE-9ts q Ice.
SoAP-palm &C. Family SIC German tCinl 80
ate.
cANDLEs-star i5alC, stesrine 10 Mouldll.
LiED--0c; retail loo.
BU1FFk--Cvmmon d az. Choice lu,retAil fsa ais
LEATHER-sole 25aess Harness esaso
Hibks-pry Toe, green st9s green sheep pelts
aoa3sct gfesn hog skius lsc.
HAr~-F'nothy, new IS O0a6 90, baled &c GOA 10,
Prairie 81 w. k@
skEDs-HaDgar.sn Gr4ss w, Timothy 81 %. Flax
Seed 5Jaa0
nSfoSs-a5 4Oc.
EGGS~sa9c.
WHITE BEANS-seetasl 90
fkATHERs-@5aao.
FRUIT nsed APPLES 81 90 bushel Dried
Peaches 81 5t'9sl -. Rai.ils s27sps32s
thEhsE-A asiarn Reserve &c, Denmak 6sa7
hsEf-l5s s2c gross: 3ss4 y quarter
sHEkP-sl sosa 50 . head.
hogs Dressed ~ a3e.
SALT. a. - 80 y sack; kauawha a. so - 20
oarrei' Liserrooisl seas2 90 sack; Lake ~ 50
O. 90 2 bhl
Fish-Maekerei, No. saUs a2l = bbi; No q sir
ssl1, No. Si2sel3. White Fish No rs suas e
y half Dbl. Cod Fish 5a6 n
RAGS-qc
OLD iHoN-a9seF Brass So ioc . n. Con.
per 1sAsc q n.
EAthANGE-on New York, Eankable Funds IL
for gold i cent. ST. Louis y y cent for Missour
Funds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15
T Captain Smith. commandment her,

F-Captain Smith, commandant here,
returned on Wednesday night, having
been absent TO muster in Col. Poster =
Regiment, Of Missouri.
Gen. Todd was at Hudson. On Wednes.
day the rebels drew spike from the rail-
road track about "A miles west of Hanni
bal, and IN consequence, three freight cars
were thrown off the track No person
was injured
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15
GENERAL ORDER No. 46
ApJurAsT GrrsRA.'s OrvicE,

ApjrrAsT GEFERAis 0ryfcEl
Davenport, NOV. !, 1861
A. frequent applications are made TO this Depart
Heni 10 provide transportation for articles furnished
Rrainitonsiy for the coert on In eamp IN
this State and In service other ssntes ii h.
proper 10 Announce that all sncA articles will be for
wArded without expense to either the donors or the
soidiers.
The steamer Ad. Hine, the Northern LINE steamers
the American EXPIRE Co. The United states Eapres.
Co, the Western Stage Co., and the Railroad comps-
ncs have made most liberal Tor such tran pora
ton.
The articles most wanted are blankets Tor single
beds quits 81 cheap material about feet long by 81
inches vide; woclen socks, ~ocien or canton nnnnei
bedgowns wrappers. under shirts and draw ers small
hair and feather pillo~s and cnsAlons Tor wounded
limb; slippers.
DeIeaeiss The such AS arrow root corn
tageonsiy distributed. Jelies should be csrefuli,
parcd 10 prevent fernentAi aud most securely
pasted
Package, or articles furnished f3r particular reg-
meL's or naiyiaaalt have wishes OF the an
or ~ regard ~ the disposition u sueh sriites tx.
pllcstiy endorsed upon them
Aliartieles sheuld be closely packed Ia wooden
box IN strougly ped bales and plainly
difectea On the sop ~ heeontenis Of each box
uaptteate ~ lnls shoGia ~ Asbt by Rail 60 nae.
Ia this connection canEot loo earue.iiy urge upon
the AGthtaDts ~ rEimsnts the abr oua necessity or
max nx fail reiurgs oi their th ali promo
nons casualties changes iu location regime nls
etc lts oniy III saea reports that the AdJuian
efai4A AHt a. Keep ala attAfaIe fceord ol the l.
reg ments aud furnish the coutrl baiiUns above 10.
ferfea ~ The AaJutan who nesi. cts this duty Ia
files ~tanE upoA hss fes naeAt
Tue Aul4taai GENERAL w0uta be happy b and
fornAsa aay OF the abos tanned articles, farnlshea
b. Individuals " b soet.t.es.
n. HI. bAhEk
npsb-a AdJMtaal General OF Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15
Foreign News.
Halifax. Nov. IL,

Halifax. Nov. IL,
The Niagara from Liverpool Cd via
Queenstown I'd inst, arrived here this a.
N. Her dates are two days later.
The Paris correspondent of the Inde-
pendence Beige Processes to have reliable
information In regard to the Mexican ex
petition. lie says that it has utter
objects and that ii The Southern confeder-
acy can hold it's own till January next.
France and England will recognize and
break the federal blockade This state.
ment IS pronounced utterly untrue.
Private circulars report decline on the
week of one eighth 10 one-auarter.
Commercl Per steamship Ntarar RI.
London Markets. --Wheat dull and de-
clined Is per quarter. Red Western 55s
g6ls; Flour 3isfa34s.
The Times publishes letter from Hon
Theodore Fay, American minister 10
Switzerland, mainly devoted to a refuta.
ton OF Earl Russell's late speech at New
castle in which he asserts that one side n
America was striving for empire and the
other for independence Or power. Mr..
Day protests In the strongest terms
against Lord Russell's reasonings aud
complained of the sympathy accorded to
the rebels by the English and contine ntal
Journals. The Times editorialy criti-
tises fays letter and says although it car
ries American prolixity to the farihest
point, IT rs not to be compared to the alb
surd and peesish utterances OF G. NJ. Clay
and others OF Llncoln's diplomatists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15
Midnight Report.


The London Times editorially review
ing Minister. Fays letter says, until we
hear some better arguments than his We
shall remain without any desire for the
reconstruction of the Republic which was
50 completely foundered in principles OF
s!ayers as is the Government of the Con-
federate States
FRANcE.-It is reiterated that France
has opened negotiations with Austria for
the cesslon of Venitia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.
An End 10 slave Catching.

New York, Nov. Il.
Specials say Sec'y Chase intends ap-
pointing Collector for Beaufort, as Gov
ernment will make it port Of entry
Senator Simmons will send ship to
Beaufort with an assorted cargo. to ex-
change for cotton.
Gems. Banks and Stone are in consulia-
ton with Mcclellan to-day.
Sec'y Cameron has declared that sol
dlers shall not be used as slave catchers,
and army officers will not be allowed 10
engage in the business or order subordi-
mates TO catch or return fugitiyes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15

NasHIHrtUH, NOV. II.
Commissions have been issued to the
following gentlemen: Colonels Geo w
Culiom and Schuyler Hamilton, lately at
tached to SCOTS staff, to be Brig. GEM Ii
OF volunteers and report to Major Genera
Haleck. Colonel Jesse l.. Reno of the
regular army, Charles c. Hager, George
". Morgan, j Stahl, and Colonel Phillip
st. George Cook, also to be Briga dier
Generals OF volunteers. to report to Gent
Halleck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15
Exciting Reports from the
south.

Baltimore, Nov Ia.
A Norfolk Day-Book of the 18th IL re,
ceived, which contains the following:
Richmond, Nov IL.
Colonel Corcoran, three Captains and
eighteen Lieutents, all of whom were car
tured at Manassas and confined in iail at
richmond, had been selected by lots TO
be Lung by way of retaliation for tue hang
ing Of Capt Baker and crew of the pri.
yateer Savannah The Hon. Mr.. Ely
drew lots for Corcoran who is now in pris-
on at Charleston. In case the court at
New York condemns the crew Of the sa /.
sannah 10 death the federal officers will
be Immediately hung.
The Charleston Mercury of the 10th
has the following:
The Yankee prisoners are all safely
IN lail where they will abide the issue of
the trial of our brave priyateersmen at
the North. Should one drop of Southern
blood be shed by the Northern court for
defending the South ON che seas. it will be
paid with interest at Charleston. Self
protection and the enforcement Of the
laws of nations and humanity, alike re-
qnlre in this instance full and ample re-
taiiatiop
The Mercury says the federals would
capture large amount Of cotton in the
vicinity OF Port Royal The Mercury OF
the 9th publishes letter with the start
ling head lines in capitals, Naval at
tack on Port Royal" :" Batteries Aban-
doned, The enemy in full Possession =
We arc In the midst of mass of CON
flcting rumors which reached us yester.
day FROM Port Royal. Early in the day
IT was generally believed that the aban.
donment of Fort Walker was owing 10
the supply of powder being exhausted -
Our latest dispatches are not very differ.
ent, but very notifying They state
that the fort was gallantiy held by its de-
Tenders until = Vt its batteries OF 70 guns
had either been dislnounted or rendered
useless there is no doubt the fleet will
succeed in the capture Of an immense
quantity OF cotton of the best quality
We understand that our forces have placed
formidable distractions in the river below
Beaufort ten. Lee IL at work near Bean
fort and Gen. Ripley at Boyd's Landing
for the defence of the Charleston 4,
Tennessee Railroad A dispatch dated
Pocatalleo, Noy. $, says, Gen Drayton
retired IN two steamers by Pipes Ferry
and Is now in Blutiton. The number Of
casualties is reported from 80 to to
Zen Donovan retreated by the way of
Lady Island and Beaufort to Port Row |
al. Beaufort had not been burned as was
reported II contained an immense deal
Of cotton. but it is well known that Bluff |
ton would be burned in case it was attack
ed. The Railroad Pocatalico, Charles. |
ton a Savannah are in the greatest dan.
GER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15
Fremon,,s Officers Discharged.

y "1t'ff's-tV'f, AfU'' IT
A general order has been issued refer
ring TO relieving Fremont Of his command
and ordering thatall those appointed in
to the military service by Fremont, and
whose auction has not been sanctioned
BY the President, are hereby discharged
from the service of the United States by
command of Gen, Mcclellan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15

En- Fremont's Body Guard, it is re.
ported, are forming into Regiment for
service IN Kentucky. A Regiment under
AaGonyl of the same material that charged
into the enemy at Springfield. would help
to make times lively and give deeper
tinge to the g dark and bloody ground =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15

To az Whoa q mag coMeeYp.
Captain James II. Holsey, who has
raised company or part of a com.
pany is hereby authorized to take said
company out Of the State for the purpose
OF composing part OF the 3D. Il. s. Re.
serve Corps Of Cavalry, Col. Glover, d
Missouri, commanding.
y. b. BAKER,
Ad)u,ant General of Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15

FIRST OF THE EAsoN.-Cieghorn &
Alexander commenced cutting hogs yes
terday, and at night had 400 on the hooks.
They were sent in by Moss & co. of Biz
mingham
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15

1d- Companies a and G, of the Iowa
ID. who were ordered to Springfield, have
returned to st. Louis. They went out al
far as Sedalia, and there met another BODY
OF troops. sufficient to accomplish the
purpose, and SO they came back.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15

EE Gen. Grants letter to his father
covers the same ground as his official re.
port, and contain all the material state.
ments found in the latter document. The
letter was in type before the report came
to hand, and must answer our readers in
its stead.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15

T- That unsightIy hole in the ground
at the intersection of 9th and Concert
streets has now been filled up or bridged
over, and the street there is in good tray
cling order. a decided Improvement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15

Philadelphia, Nov. IA.
The Iron Works of Ridgeway a Co. at
Germantown We're destroyed by fire this
morning; loss $4,000; insurance 81 900,
The workmen were engaged in manufac-
ture of sabres for the Government. Fire
supposed to have been the work of nm in
cendiary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15

Boston. Nov. Ii.
On the person of james Brown, ar
rested yesterday as secessionist, was
found letter from William l.. Yancey, in
England, to his son in Alabama, In which
be speaks dispairingly of the prospects for
the recognition of the Southern Confed-
eracy by European powers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15
Engitsh STEAMER Captured.

Boston, Nov. IA.
A vessel arrived at Holmes Hole re-
ports that large English steamer laden
with munitions of war, had been captured
by United States irigate and taken into
Kew VEST.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15

70 \ new coal house is being erected
on the levee, but don't seem to improve
the appearance of things very much
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15
REBEL STEAMER NASHVILLE.
New York Nav II

Bermuda Gates of the lst state that the
pirate Nashville was coming into the har-
Dor for coal, having been refused supply
at the ether end of the Island. She viii
probably obtain supply from private
stock
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15

ntA- We learn that, on Tuesday even
Ing last. Touring mill at Webster CITY.
Hancock county, owned by Mr.. Keunnec-
kle, formerly Of Warsaw, was DESTROYED
by fire.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15
IN ew " ork

.VNW Tux NOV. N
a letter from Gen'l Viele says several
OF the cannon taken at PoA Royal were
lately imported from England.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15

Several more men arrived yesterday
for Capt. Craig's company. for the 10Th
regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-15

SOLDIERS AND LABORERS.

The unprecedented rise in Boots and Shoes max "A
y necessary that you At take measures Is consume
1855 The highest European aud American testimony
goes 70 prove that this may be done A writer in the
Lonnon Mechancs Magazine says " Mace POnss
AntAscpihG Waler-FrOOT Backing: II
nave worm pair Of boots three years, and u we'll
satisfied that BY liz use The wearing Qualities or leather
are ~ FEAST doubled II Americas testimony OF tho
ni9hest Character confirms the statement.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by DUKE 4 BARRETT
keokuk, Iowa. Price q single ii box is cts.
nosl3d