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1WCCH0O.
That AR. Russel has left the South thor.
oushly diaeusted, and shaking the due. Of
slave soil from his shoes, the tone or b;. -.
cent letters 10 the London Tlnes gives eve,v
evidence. But there is one point in hi.
Matches letter which ID important, and can
not Tail 80 set the English public, and po..i
bly, the Eeslish Government, TO doine ann,
serious thinking. Speaking Of the mad raj .
o. secession, and the Consequences Of ito
success upon America and the world, he saws.
"bnt threatening voices came from the
North-ths echoes Of the sentimsnts Of the
civilized world rrpentiDg OF i,s evil. piero.d
their cars, and they found their feet we're al
clay, snd that they were poddine 90 thei,
fell 10 the nidss 81 their power. Ruin IN
evitsOis swaised them il they did not shn,
out these soaDds, and stop the fatal utter
aOct. The iaeae il to them one Of life and
death. Whoever Ysises il hereafter. il Il BE-
not decided nov, muss expect 10 meet the
deadly srfmosity which 10 displsyed eowavds
the North. The sucsssl Of she Houth-if j,
Osn sucosed--nust lead 10 complications and
results ~ other parts Of tbs world for which
neither it nor Europe 10 nov prepared. or
one thing there can be no doutt--s slave
State csDnot long exist without slave trade.
Tbs poor whites sho viii have won the fehs
will dswspd their shars oi ths spoils. The
Lad ~ Abundant, and al thst y saAtsd 30
60 ebe9 loftsDss y sspply 81 Slaves. -
10y slH havs thss In spiss Of thsiF mas
oDtss nelees : stresees poser prevents shs
Mol1one - tD&F eis6os."
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The Enemy CenpstneMss General
UoC1oDtaa.

NU0G4obtA0s
The New Orleans True Dslta has % assi
ole boosting Of Tho superior generalship
shown thns fsr j. - sar b. the SostAsrn
o6cers. Is -ooncludes with the folio wing
compIimeut 70 Gen. Mcclellan.
We hsaf thas Mcclellan, IN oiicsr OF uu.
eaasai0nAble capacity, % scoosplishsd, on
ssrpSising and successful soldier, 10 70 be pu,
y the head Of their invading armies, subor-
iiss;. ss.y !. .:a,;.. &c sS- :, sssc.:. ". &c sc.
regret this change 20 far ~ the fame OF Beau.
regard lie concerned: en- the coutrsry, ~ re-.
joics that il has been made, because ws know
there cou,d be little credit in scattering such
troops - havs hitherto encountered our be
roio men 10 battle, led on by tho Pattsrssns,
bnslers, Apd such like political trash. Ne.
Clsllan 10 worthy OF Bsaurcgasd's atseution,
and while We have not for moment doubt
of the result Of their 6rst meAsursmsot oil
arms in the Held, nor u any later conflict,
80 fer - the honor and reputation Of Loui.
when they are face TO face srrayed agsiOsi
each other. no Ereas disparity Of foroe MOI
deficiency Of material vi.i DO allowed 10
cripple our side % the sseutful oocasioD.--
Ia presence Of - ofaoer 20 thoroughly col.
der ~ Mcclellan, II viii not do for our gal.
ians boys To slsap or DO negligent Oh outpos,
duty In ooDssnps of their foe. lie will, II
any ono ON, msks something Of the sons oi
tho pilgri.ss, the descspdsnts 81 the MAJ
Flowers pAssengsr and therefore our cor.
pless sstisfacsion that sps Who's itsill hs 70.
ally : ,assss hnnos 10 d4fsss i GOV u b pet
- - hssd of ~ Aasols asaylof sshjses.
tjen. s.'
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There Vas great hnrrying to and fro In
town yesse rdsy. Early In the morning the
soldiers wsrs making preparations TO 90 mp
to Croton. They were furnished with mus
ksts, cartridges, TO-, ard soon after s o'ci'k
three companies Of Col. McDowell's regi.
msnt left on the tram for Croton.
After they had gone, Col. Worthington
and his men we're busy getting ready TO fol-
low. About 10 o'clock messengers Game 10
on hand car and reported that some 1000
rebels had attacked the Athens camp and
driven the Uoion men over to Oroton, and
the rebels themselves were actually crossing
the river. Then what hurrying there was
hsrsl Oit:ssns rampaEins round town, com.
psnies going Il oD the double quick, and &c
on. Some Ave companies OF the 5.h, and
three or four Of the 9th were soon :,
the depot. A brass six. FOUNDER was hauled
down there. Provisions, baggage &c., wer,
90 hand. Everybody was eager to get Oh 4,
Croson and save our friends. Minute
dragged into half bosrs, and u last tho En-
gine came from Croton, bringing news Of ID
victory.
A Rrcat shout went up, and ell hearts wer
relieved. But tbetrnin wss coon got 10 read
mess and the companies went up to Croto,
TO secure the public peace and the safety o
tho people.
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Hws' reported last night BY those Who re-
turned from Croton, that i've compsnies un.
DER Lieut.. Col Mathiss crossed the Des
Moines river 1t Sweet Home, about q mile,
below Croton, and we're 80 march as onee 10
the camp OF the rebels, about miles from
Athens. Col. Worthineton vent on to Gro
ton. where there are 5 OF eoDpani.s Of
Col McDowsll's regiment, which were also
TO march 1t once to the rebel camp.
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Tbs number OF the rebels killed and NOR
tally wounded 10 doubtless over Is. Six or
eight dead we're found on tho Geld, and the
rebels Who brought in flag Of truce, in the
afternoon, admitted that they carried Oh IA
dead, and that many more were wounded
and missiug.
James McCarty, . wounded rebel, said
that he had been With the rebels for Two
weeks, and be knew there were only 800 en-.
EAgsd 10 the attack on Athens. Other pris.
sonsrs thought sherewere ], 200 or 1000
They were led BY Martin Green, brother of
Jim Green.
Wounded 10 the Hospital at Athens:
ss@e4 UNION AlxS,
Nashinton Collier, wounded 10 the arm
not dangerously,
Il. Daugherty, Of Memphis, Mo-, wound.
% IN shoulder, severely.
Porter Fuller, wounded in leg, dangerously
J.Fogeiman, severely.
u. W. 0ienn, foot, slightly,
"m. Halle, hip, not dangerous,
s. Husston. g sboulder. and viii
probably lose bis arm,
Jeremiah Hamilton, wounded in back,
slightly,
J. W. kisling, Of Capt. Bests Company,
shot 10 the groin.
Joseph MCGOWAN, severe wound In Sd ulder.
Capt. Matly, Scotland county, wounded 10
the shoulder, probably mortal.
Jeremiah O'Day, dangerously wounded 10
the thigh. ..... .a.,..,.........
g. h Na~mysr, severe wound in fore arm,
not dangerous.
REBELS
Eli Butler, Of Palmyra, formerly Of Can.
Ton, Mo-, wounded in tho back, mortal.
Thomas Hunter, : lawyer Of Waterloo, se.
we're wound back Of The knee.
Samuel Aslee, dsngerously wounded.
George ronptin.. severely wounded.
George Cartwright severely wounded, bu,
will recover.
james MeCar,y, wounded in hip, not dan
gerous.
Geo. Munsrn, sligh.ly wounded.
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Athens. No., Aug. S.
Col. Commanding

Athens, MO-, Aug. D.
Four hundred Union men were attack
ed by from 400 TO 1. 500 mostly mount
ed, about o'clock this q. m. The reb-
els had enc nine Founder, one six pound
err and one log cannon. Col. Moore pla-
ced two Of his companies to right and
left. alter a fight Of II hours, when the
rebels ran and ware pnrsned for three
fourths of an hour. The rebels had the
advantage Ct the ground
The Union men that were killed are:
Rev. Mr.. Harrison taken prisoner and
murdered, VIM. G. Sullivan, aged rs
years died Of wounds, VIM. Sprouce
About 10 men were wounded, few
dangerously, among whom are Captain
Aattley. and Lieut. Dsugherty, and
Joe. Dekey.
About 20 OF the rebels were killed,
soIne Of whom are yet unhuried-
The Union Men did many gallant things
The Missouri Union Men IN Athens DE-
serpe the greatest credit
About 90 Of the secession horses were
captured besides mauy other trophies.
john SArSNus, of Keokuk, has hors,
won by his rifle.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted for the ii. S. Arm,

Wanted for the u. 5. Army.
N7ANTgD, for the United states Army, young
w able bodied nea. Of good character, 70 whom
will DO given good pay, board, clothing and medi-
cal attenda -. Pay ranging from tll to So per
month, acsefdise TO merit. Recruiting rendezvous
on 81 street near tho State Bank.
CHAS. G. SMITH.
Captain 18th Infantry kseruiting Ofhcer.
Aug LEAFS Ka
Military Goods and Pistols.
I U6T received IN assortnsat Of Colts, Smith 4
u Wssson's and Allsn's Pistols.
Orders for any description Of Arms or Military
Goods promptly Answsrsd. - reduced prices, BY
SANsL q. BRIDGES,
augld3t Cor. 9Th sad Msin els, Keokuk.
RON NEWT.
rVHg ~arshosss nov occupied BY A.0. Mcqueen
4 o. : feed stare on lth strees between Main and
Biondsau. Possession sivsn innsd,stsly.
Apply 70 q. !. RICE.
jy3l tls4
tlsAs A1vSa snvss ~ JAMEe CApEk 4 y
j ans. Msuntetnssr md 0rissly Bser Hunter
x ualilsrsIA. ysstseeslysa - -
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ty will be protected OF ali who remain
quietly at home; the cost of the campaign
will fall upon those who instigate trouble
Force sufficient to carry out the above
is now on the move.
w. H. WORTHlNGTON,
CUi. Commanding.
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what shall be Done /.

We propose nothing but to STAND BY fHE
Government AND 80 sAvE TIE NATION. This
10 all that remains possible.
A great many things might be said or sug
gested il the crisis were Ices Imminent and
terrible. We might wrangle for weeks a. to
| whA IL and Who IL not responsible for our
present condition. But the time has arrived
in which criticism, rival projects, claehipg
schemes, seem 10 Us peFilous II not fatal 10
the hope Of saving the country. We ignore
them hencciorth to tho end Of the war.
| There are those Who ssill talk OF Compro
mise and Peace, but ne one dares pame com
promise within the region subject to the sway
Of JEFF Davis. No thought Of Compromise
is there tolerated save by the gagged and
dumb subjects who hate that domination, yet
have to shout buIIas for ID to save their
lives.
Understand, now, that whoever 10 for
peace is for submission to . dissolution OF
the Union for peace 10 now possible on no
other ground. Such a peace would be Grst
/ ineffablc shame; Mex, war. The traitors
would say they had conquered the North,
and thnt sac must hepoeforth obey their
mandates They would insist on having the
Border Slave States that have not vet sece-
ded, in MI Of which they have desperate and
active rartisana. To copcede to them all
4 they now have il to DO forced at once TO 6gh,
them for al they still want. They mean 20
have Washington Qiy, Maryland, Kentucky =,
Missouri, In addition 80 oil they nov have
| They mean OF course TO crush out the free
uen Of Western Virginia aud Eastern Ten
nessee, oon6scase their property, and punish
them as traitors. II ~e nov say Peace, ws
mean that Ne will submit to all this--wil
stand By and tamsly see il done.
Men Who whisper Of pcAcs-who try to
cast blame on those who stand BY tho Gov
vnment-sre you willing to stand by AMI
sec all this done p En-. Y. Tribune.
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7ne N.Vro Qucslton.

We trust there 10 no mistake about the re.
ported order OF the Secretary Of War, direct.
ing that the slaves, heretofore kept in con
fremen hy the Government At Aiexandria,
have been liberated and employed ~ honess
wages orr tbs cntrenchments Of the army, and
that. i, future, all slaves eomiag within the
lines of the Federal troops, are 10 be set free
and treated in the came humane manner
The experience at Bull Run, where slave
built batteries repulsed the finest army ever
organised on the American Cantinent, has
t.Oght ito own Lesson. The body Of Col.
Cameron, brother OF the Secretary OF War,
slain by thrse bastsriss, lying unburied on
the gold Of Manassas, and the living brother
refused The sad privilege OF gazing on The
features Of the brave Colonel Of the Ilieh
ianders- could there be more powerful per
sonal appeal addressed TO this member Of
the Cabinet, to recognise the. rights Of the
900 900 loyal blacks .ho are impressed 10
TO the military service OF their rebel masterss
Verify, Bullss Ron has not heen without it,
advantages TO the cause of humanity. There
may lie tories in the North who viii 90 ndemu
tho action Of the Secretary OF War. All
such are secessi onists, under very thin die
auise. They would have the soldiers OF ths
Union moved down BY batteries planted and
fortified BY slaves WORKING under ito iasiJ
without rsdress or thehope Of rsdrsaa. Tt15
would m Ike the var longer and more bloody
end the issue more doubtful, Tor III blair
and undisguised purpose Of sAyioe slavery
TO the very men Who are spsioeioe % q,
shroat o. the Governments, sad seeking q
destroy the work Of George Washins -
lChicaso Tribune.
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Dytnsase Of these PfIIf he periodic asfsSts =
.e'so~ ~ Siet Hte6aeAe may be- prevented, "a
taken At the commencement Of m srt.,t -
"eo'A's relief from pain and sick ness III, 4. -
tanned.
tssy seldom fail in removing the s.~..~ -
hes1scAeto which female, .r. 40 ,,hi..,
4ssy aes gently upon the bov.l,-,.m..,..
l'f Literary Mn, stasent,, Delicate Females.
=. 80 Perons Of seSerfery habits, they are vals-
s0ls - L1saftss, improving the appetite. giving
ana sgor t. the digsstiveorgsps. and rsstori,e
'sns'asi elasticity and strength sf the vAsls
systss.
The ckPHALIc PILLS are the result Of alone
ssvsf'gation and carefully cond uetsd experinents.
having been IN use many yesrp, during which tine
saey nave prevented and relieved vast anouptof
psin and suffering from Headache, whether orisi.
as.'ns IN the sessosssystsn or from . dsrspssd
state Of thssiomseA.
ihey Rfe entirely vegetable In their ocmpositisn
Ano may % taken 1t All times with perfect safety,
without nsking any change Of diet, and the Is.
ssses 81 any dfsagreeabietasfs readers tss, 10 al
stntsfer fAem 10 cA,Idyen
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITsl
ne genuine have i've signatures Of Henry O.
bpa ldlnK on each Box.
cola ~ nsuEgasts and All other Dealers n Med.
icines-
Do1 VIII bescnt by mail prepaid on receipt
| of the
PRICE - GENTS.
Ailordsrs should be addressed 70
HENRY e.. sPALDpNG
Ne.As CeAar-streee.
NeW.YoYk.
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Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.

FUN buURIFE.
- We arc suthoYisa6 TO announce the name Of
JOHN ~. HIATT, I'D, q : eandidsts Tor the
cmcs Of Shersa Of Les County. uy3ol
Please announes thu name Of GRANVILLE w.
PITTMAN - 40 Independent csndidats for the
ONCE Of Sheriff Of Lee County, 1t the next Oetober
election.
Keokak, July nth, 1851.
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WAsniroroN, Aug. 5.
SENATE Saulsbury moved TO take up the
resolutions offered BY him so.s time since
proposing certain amendments 60 tho Con.tl.
tuition for an adjustment OF the present diff
cnlties. The motion Was disagreed to--yeas
IL, nays 24. Brsckinridgs moved to take
up the oop6scsti On bill a resurned from the
Hoose, and moved to concur 10 the amend
mens Of the House. The motion WAS agreed
to-. Breckinr,dge asked fer The yeas and
nays on the amendment of the House. The
smendm ent Vas sgreed to-yess "a, nays III
Nays-Breckinridge. Bright, Carlisle, Cow.
On, johnson, Of No.. Lsshsm, Pierce, Polk,
Posell, R,os and Salisbury.
Hale reported bill providing for furthtr
enlistment iu tbs navy; rsssed Wilses
moved 30 take up tho House bill, 10 prom ote
s1s enossscy 81 .Ss engineer corps AKA ss.s
to. Several amendments were made and
bill passed.
HousE.-P Phelps, o. No., appeared 10 Bic
seas tor the 6pss sine this session. The
Speaker laid .bsfose the House letter from
Mr.. Carts. stating shat he has sent 10 the
0ev. 81 Ie0a bic rssignstioe - Represents
1tss iron that State, the duties Of nilitavy
eAaf asese psowpsine hin 80 the course, be
having ben sppsisssd : Brifsdisr Gsssral.
Coz. NiLss.-Ths report shat Col. Miles
had hsaa dApfi1sd 81 HE conmaod for drunk
snse6s, and will b court uassja led for der
ELECTION of dsty on tho 2iss. oausss no sur
ppriss 10 st. Louis. Do bis vay from New
Mexico, Col. Miles paced through 81. Louis,
and fensiosd there . couple Of days. A
prominent ssosssiooiss who's be visited, and
Who knows him we'll, rsoarksd the day af
tor be LETT, that Col. Miles had no hsart to
30 into tho var, bic syopashies were South
ard nothtnk but bic commission 10 tho army
kept hin N he service. II 10 hoped thal
ran hsd moro 30 do With biz conduct 90 tbs
2lst than trsaehsry. But hs 10 talked oil
here - traitor, and there il no reason VIII
the truth should not be told.-[St. Louis Cor
Chicago Tribune.
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To the oittxens Of NORTHEAST
Missouri:
! enlssyonr epts y enforce the above
prcclas - - lssAsr; private proper
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DID U,

Sabbath svening, 4th inst. u the residence Il
hsnville, Ohio. ss
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Ink DIS NorsKs VALLEY Vine In published
every Monday at this Once, liz one az tho Oldest
papers n 4@= sz1a aasa III rfTrvz=
iaiion throughout the Des Moines Valley North
ern Missouri. and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-06
/" They 10 Right 10 the Spot"
INSTANT RELIEF STOP YOUR COUGH!
PURIFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE |
SPALDING'S
Throat G onfection NJ

GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS,
GOOD PoR PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES.
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDlNG's THROAT CONNECTIONS.
CHILDREN CRY IeR
sPALDING,S THROAT CONNECTIONS.
Thsy relieve . Cough instantly.
They clear tho Throat.
They give strength and volume to the Voice.
They impart = delicious aroma to the Breath.
They are delightful to the Taste.
They are made Of simple herbs and cannot
harm AIRY one.
/ advise every one who hiss Cough or . Husky
Voice q Bad Breath, or any difficulty Of the
Throat, to gee package Of my Throa CONNECTIONS;
they viii relieve you instantly. and You viii sgres
with me that they 90 right to the spot" ioa'
will find them very useful and pleasant while
travelling or attending public meetings for sitting
your Cough or allsyng your Thirst Ii yos try
one package am safe In rsyins that yea viii ersr
afterwards consider them indispensable. You win
find them At the Druggists and Dealers In Asdi-
zines.
PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
Ny signature l. on each package All others
ara counterfeit.
Package will be by mall, prepaid. on re-
seirt Of 80 cents
Address,
HENRY q. ARALUaNG.
NO. ~ CEDAR STREET,
Nsw York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-06

single Bottle Of SPALDTNG's PRF-~
FAk.D GLUE will save ten0N
tinss Its cost annually. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-06
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GIL
SAVE THE PIECES

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