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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.
Especial to Post.

washington, Dct. Il.
Mr.. Elliott, q prominent military en-
gineer of this city, has proposed 70 Gov
eminent plan for constructing number
of steam rams with iron beaks for the pro-
lection Of the large seaports in the event
of foreign war. 1t n believed the Gov
erument regards this proposition with ia
vOr.
There is rumor here to-day that .
sharp correspondence is going on be-
tween Secretary Seward and Lord Lyons,
In continuation Of that which has already
been published, bnt no authentic intelli
gence has transpired and the report lie re-
garded ar untrue.
The Baltimore and Washington Rail.
road Company expects to be able to satis
fy all the requirements OF the Government
in the transportion of troops and supplies
over its single track with additional facil-
titles for travel.
The Government does mi credit the re-
port Of the escape of the steamship Nash
vile from Charleston In fact it was
stated that evidence to the contrary has
been received here.
The following is from the Richmond
Enquirer Of the 18th:
"THK AFFAIR AT NEW ORLEANS. -
New Orleans, Oct. 1.-THE expedition
Manassas, the iron-clad marine Gathering
Ram with one IA -pounder Dahlgreen gun,
the steamer Calhoun, the fla ship with
one 24pounder and two ls-pounder
(Dahlgrcen guns, the steamer Joy with
an s-inch 32-pounder rifed, the steamer
jackson with two s-inch columbiads, the
steamer Mckee with q 64-ponnder mount
Cd on pivot with four s-lnch columbiads
and 24-pounder rifed, the steamer Tus-
carora with one s-lnch columbiad and a
81 FOUNDER rified aud the cutter pickens
with one s-inch coumbiad and four ~
FOUNDER carronades The blockade had
the Richmond, NincenEes, Prehle, Water
Witch, aud the schooner Joseph III Teone,
In all Is guns. On Friday last our fleet
started for TT Jackson, the Manassas lead
ING the way. Tie night was intensel,
dark and the Manassas ran into vessel.
STRIKING HtI near tue DOW cutting lulu
Aer upwards of twenty feet. Appallins
shrieks We're heard aboard the doomed
ship. Signal rockets were fred, the enc
my beat to quarters and psrect iron
hail fell upon and around the Manas.-
sas, during which her machinery be-
came derangcd. The Tuscarora and the
Jackson came up with five barges which
had been cut loose aud set adrift on the
stream. When the morning came our
feet commenced to pursue the retreating
enemy, and heavy cannonading began
which lasted till 8 o clock. Several shots
struck the Richmond. Shots from the
Yankees were badly aimed, as they did
not touch one of our vessels. When the
firing ended, the feet rounded to the cit,
with the prize schooner Joseph ii. Toone,
loaded with coal and which had been de-
serted during the. night. A large guam
tity Of lumber, which had been intended
for the construction of fertilization at
the head of the passes. was burned. The
vessel sunk was not the Preble, but the
Nincennes. Three vessels of our cxpedl-
ton arrived on Saturday night.
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@The Holland company, now filling
up here for Col Reds regiment, has
twenty-five men already at the rendezvous
on johnson street.
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The following telegram from General
Stones command has been received at
headquarters. A gallant reconnaissance
was made early this morning by Major
Mix, of Van Aliens cavalry, and Captain
Stewart, Assistant Adj't General. from
Edwards Ferry towards Leesburg with
30 cavalry. They came on the 18th Miss
issippl regiment, received their fire at
thirty yards, returned it with their pistols,
and fell back in order, bringing off one
prisoner.
We have possession of the Virginia side
of Edward i Ferry. Additional accounts
say mp to 3 clock yesterday Gen'l Stone
had held his own satisfactorily there,
though his comparatively small force on
The island is engaged with some 700 Of
the enemy. A subsequent dispatch re-
ceived late this afternoon says Gen'l Ev.
ans has four field pieces and three pieces
masked and about A 1000 men. A pris.
oner taken says he has 1000 rebel troops
and expects reinforcemcnts. Gen'l Stone
at that time believed he could occup,
Leest urg to-day and hold it.
On careful investigation it is found tina
the sum of tio0, 900 WAS sent to England
$500, 600 more is to be sent in thirt,
days, and in all 81, O0O, 900 to purchas,
cloths to be made up in this country. /,
meet the pressing wants Of our soldiers ii
the field until our own manufacturers cau
supply the goods so much needed. TIL
greatest care was exercised in the selec
ton Of agents to execute the order.
In connection with the fact that pay
ment has been suspended on debts create,
in the Department Of the West it il sta
ted that the Investigating Committee
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This Regiment 10 now being rsised under authority
Of Gen Fremont and the authority ofthe Governorof
Iowa, and viii rendezvous NJ keokak, and as
organized will be al clothed and equipped for
tive service
Subsistence will be furnished the expense OF the
United STATES al place OF rendezvous to Volunteers
drilling whilst Com anies being raised, ia accord
snse with instructions TO recruiting officers.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

SHEhlfF . SALE.
~
STATE OF IOWA. LIE CouxTy. SIS
Hy virtue II special execution "a me directed 10.
sued bs the Clerk ~ tie District Court Of sad county
In favor OF Hiram karnesa ard against r. N. Wright,
land also DECREE against Juha Dimnnd- Frank
Schsnck John 4. sribeft. h. G.. Moses, ID Wardlow
John ID. BapghnAn. ct al. have levied upon. and
cell 10 the high bdde nsshe door OF The Jerk
Ofce OF the District Court 81 Ice County Iowa, 1T
heok In said county the 18th day Of November,
II. lr6f between The hours OF O'Clock IN aud
o'ffneA II IN. OF said day, cnmnsrnciag III o'clock
r. m the foio wing PROPERTY 10 vii All ofhlock liz
containing H. hts from la l2 inclusive. In The City Of
Kcokuk Leccouht, ia~s to he .oid In the following
nnnner via Lots III ard II IL sad block shall be first
onefed and - Ia. thai lots 2. 4, gsnd 10 in said
block he nc xt sold sDd Iastiy thai lots e. sud in
aid binek be sOdor that many Of said lots (n the
orset above stated, 10 Ievtoaniy Iowa, shall Ds
sonsHry. b-Aoid. ~ 49,
Tnkcn levied upon and 10 be sold By order of Court
70 AAlIsis said writ Of execution. III
keokuk. October lib 1861
II. NJ GRIFFITH,
octiaaii sheriff Of Ire County.
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STATE os lows, ApJ'r GExrsAH's 0vricr,
IL

Ala meeiing OF the Commander In Chsef and the
Onlners ofhs staff held in the ONCE Of the Adatant
General, the i0h day Of October A. D. 1901 tine fol-
low ny nrter Nv a. "a In nlnatntrlN nhnntsd
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" -. f41 NFsNss
Adjuiabs General IL the State Of l.

Ap..r GksakAL,s 1.,..er 0. rnr sr.rs ., low.

Ap3'r GENERAL 0yTacx Sr.rS or IowAsf
LasksroRr, Oct. 3J, lr6i.
Information has been received VI this oce that per-
sons claiming be recruiting offers from other
States, are. sseas points In this Stale, eHdeascr-
Ing To enlist citizens fhs stsle FOR Military service
In other States. These persons holding Out In
ducfmeBis q higher pay and higher honnttes than
those provided An Law, aud ether Inducements m 81
clothing. arms he., all of Which false snd ui-
founded BY means OF these ps.teDces citizens ~
Stale led To KlandaHh sery Zee Of their own
STATE thus deprsng themselves OF The support ~ The
State and The State - their services. The citizens oi
lows sDeet ~ military duty. warned nei 10 ers
under suy such pvvss and all such persons here
by strictly tsrhldden to continue such eistmentt at
tbeir peril The officer nj Dubuque. eni-ting one
compsns Tor the Lyon Regiment Il not embraced IN
dis order
By order OF the COMMANDER In. Chief.
n. Il. BAKER, Adgt GENT OF Iowa.
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EXECuTOR'S NOTICE.

IA
Notice Ii hereby given thar&hc undersigned WAS on
the ana day az sept A. d. 1861, appointed Executor
OF the estate OF Michael hrtcn. deceased, who died
intsstate aud that they have been qualified according
to Law. aud all persons having claims or demands
against said esisie hereby notified ~ present theni
FOR allowance. according 10 law. within six months
from this date. r. ". kESNkbA.
MARGARET @ ERIEN,
Executors OF the estate ii Nj O'Erenr deceased.
G4n 1khl dim
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hereby certify thai an instructed by the Com
mAnder Chief or the State ~ Iowa e. that the
Orders richly enforced and further notify
ill persons that Major General Fremont has expressly
refused t. grsn authority TO any man OF body Of men
10 recruit in ths State u Iowa. except IL Is ene 18th
AMI b, the consent OF the saeverhorof the state
u. II. HILLS. Aid DE- Camp.
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RI Lieut. Dalzell, OF the Iowa Second,
passed up on the Canada, on the way home
TO Davenport on furlough.
The regiment Is now mt Birds Point
About 700 of them are sick. Company
A, the Keokuk company, seems to fare
abou, as well as the rest, and Capt. Hus-
ton looks well as ever. Out Of the seven
regiments there, on the average, three
deaths occur daily. The fatality, as We
understand, is ascribed solely to the loca-
ton.
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DD The steamer Canada, Capt. Parker,
from ST. Loais, arrived at ll:3o a. M. yes
terday.
She had on board some ten or twelve OF
Capt. Graham's company, from Moline,
Ills, going home, discharged. The com
pany was released on parole at the battle
of Lexington, and the remainder of the
men have already gone home, discharged.
Aboard also was fine Brass Band,
from Geneseo, Ills, which has been down
to St. Louis to join the Missouri l4th
Regiment, but. something hindering, is
now on the way home, where they will
stay short time, and then will join Col.
Whites New Mexico expedition.
The Canada, with barges, brought W
2014 bbls. apples for up-river, and about
100 tons Of other freight, for st. Paul
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n. 81. REIp

Colonel 18th Reg. Iowa Volunteers
III O.t IL tpel.d
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II The Western train at 1l:3Oa m.
yesterday brought down A. b. Glover,
with seven men whom he had recruited
In the vicinity of Pclla, for the Sd Mis-
souri, Regiment. They wished to get off
at Bentonsport or somewhere thereabouts.
so ms to cross over into Missouri but the
train didn't stop. At Eddyville, Mr.. L
j. l4afferty, who is recruiting there for
Col. Reid's Regiment, saw these men,
learned that they were for regiment out
Of the State. and SO he jumped on the
train and came down here. Immediately
upon arriving, he went up and informed
Col. Hills, Governor ) Aid here, of tn,
illegal enlisting Of these soldiers, in going
out Of the State. Before the Col. could
get down to the depot, however, the mer
had got on the Quincy packet and gone
As Col. Hills had not had I'm opportunity
Of notifying the men not to 70, he tele
graphed to Adjt. Gen. Baker to inquire
what should be done about it, AT th,
time Of writing this, no answer had beer
| received.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

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Brh.h Ops,ss. CHa.si,s.

The following extract from the Loadoa ~,
the organ Of the manufasturins iatsesstS
shows that this class 10 coming rossd. n
Star still main. siss that We osght 10 hsvS ~
the slavsholdsrs 90, and thanked them fer -
Ing; but sow that var has setuslly oeelnsA, q
takes petition on this wiss p
'Thsy can scarosly nsed 10 b. asgursd ~
the sympsthiss Of ksgIasd arc entirely viS
thsm, and with the cause which they rspfSssae
The bare stats0sns Of the otjsots for WhauA
their anfsgouists are copssading must suAsD -
arouss In the hsarts Of al frSs men univsRna
Iepulsion and dITSust. The chsupioas a ~
new nationality which would bass itself ~
tho iniqpisous docuins Of . right q propu.
ty In .aan, can expect from ~ no cenRrsSa-
iatioa on thar sucoss4 10 condolsUos -
thsir dissstsrs. We dstsst with Q riektss@
hatred, the iniquitous systsm 70 Which tksW
cling With such unswafving psrtinacity, ~
which must In the end bring down upon d.
. rstrthutory cursA. We marvel At ne blinS-
Dses with which they psrskt In hssplng eoab
o. nIs upon tbsir own heads By cls6ohng -
the Daintscapcs and s1ssnao1 q IN ins1a0n-
tton which h IN abomination In The 49, =
God and man. That theD ssniimsn1s srS -.
iaAsd in the hsast Of the English nstioa n -
tent Of al mankind We have not bssn -,
tat 70 manifest cur sbhorrsnes of aavsrY
mere hp ssrvios We have dsmoustSstsd
sincerity By .lf-saertfoing action. Thos. -
can supposs Il possible that NJ shssId 49,
thizs with the 1outh In The groanGs q - =
@ ssion, must ianers our kistory, "a 80
lnsh eyes TO Al ths svidsnss a car saAniAs9
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|.ANTHD-l0, 900 LADIES TO TAKE
|sA~r sersv - = 81 iishsA cys. = assh aaA
"a fs'tsi:; q: "a !. Z Sssss:. s:.S: - N q:
6s.sm. hsE cleaned ard ir,masd. Boys ha6
ked N Z aNsred % tke vre-ent SyIs. We Ire.s
a. Q. thA yrsmbes; b Is dyed any ocldg. Dont
10 ~ sIss GSTs " ssh'ea aSeiaf iss z! snNteAu
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War W.

BEAssseAsD vss.rAnLS 0ounDEpzD.-
AinIissy b ccnst;nily bang nasifs.fsA u
viii fa,s up. What matters h, whsa d -
srt he Is surs 20 b. sbsot.--Ths Ass phis Aso.
.aseA ,as. PHO. !. going 70 .sivs = .
TOO big . tasts q "soutbsm stear' long ~
We don't w.nt Al othsr.---Ths psspls =
Chsrlss'on infbrmsd Mr. RusssIL a ~
London H~ss that they were dssss 80 ~
'gsntlsslsn." IL tins sscsrtioa b trus. 4 r.
the most rsoasksbh dssosas rsesrdsl II -
annals os tbs w0ls.----Tnl Consnp.aAm
AHD sHrIn uscLxAl srIsar.- Apl h ~
yraeogus thsts vss . man, vhlch ~ -
spirit Of en- unc.sn devil aad sris1 sst -
. lond voice saying "LstU sIsnavEsh
w., 8s--Ths setor most vsntsc n ~ =
,sls In the presspt drama, b scmsbc1y 70 pas0
CaA n.--1hs .tssFe 0hirA Va y urne
ts,sa Alszandlis, M sssIe:s dx tsss-
: -CssAcHsD,- ~ - 4 tAsSss0
r. ss sD,,ca 80, . =. :s,s. =, - -
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LOST AND FOUND.

DoOK LCsT-OR LEFT Oh BOARD or
- cue Of the Caihaiins Il ferry boAss la.s SUNDAY
vey,, &c. liberal reward vill be rad 20 any PER
son tho vi leave the sme with Mr.. WOOD. Amerl-
can botel. Brookly n. l.. J., Do fulisn 81 jebH'lB
ROAr LOSC-$6 REWARD-LUSr, On
ID sunday the 9th, frsm foot Of C,srt.en 4, yaxi
iii Be valid or delivery SeWE ToNPKIsa q isot
Of West 10th u, N. u. je1eg'leo
ROAr FOUND-AT TaE FOOT or CON
- over - 10Th inA. Ths owner can have ~
wSy,ns prop.rty and p.Siss slpsa,s.i p y wh os es
or, q Reed and Gcnsy-sr = Rsd Asok fc'n ~
Brooklyn. b. REBNAk. bu Tleo
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slasa 90 .9,gar sa2 tsss.s assl - ,sos.sshs, -
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REAL ESTATE.

EARN OF 40 ACRES YOR SALE VERY
L cheap, s20f0. te-ms eay. Build'rss all IN Good
- Doed ir, lots 10 snrS Il hlskery, oak and
sspo. AMY or sdsrss The owns, WIZ. ELLtS1
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE CHRAP,
Ii or Rxrhange, e1,OO0-A bouse apd lot In Brook.
lyn, In good order, nsA far ftom the ferries. Frnt
Park ava, Bscoklyn- jeh cllb
HOUSE AMD LOT FOR sALE-!THK T.
ssory stone fTsnt hSS.s ne. fos matn s,s ..t s.on
&c; vault. under sidewalk and yard; nust BE- s,ia.
Inquire H. tins storo ttb DAY. e1A SlA
r OF FOR SALl - 25x100 FEET, IN
- South Meross viii Be sold ohesy. Appiy 10
y. * ioS MoS I'D s. &. s.: Ss fH ess.:" ss.s
js1l t'l11
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-19
PiANo.FoRrE MANUFACTURE.

ar, Meyer, being one of our "long estab
lsned' business men, his history need not b,
particularly dwelt upon. lie has been en-
eageu 10 business since the year 1924, arc
commencing on a comparatively small scale
has risen. His old location was Fourtl
street near ChesDut his present, T22 Arcl
street, and 536 $40, (new uumbers) Nortl
Third street.
The pianos OF this establishment are char
ecterlzed by their volume, sweet tone, an,
elastic, durable action. These merits all gooc
musicians will appreciate.
Mr.. Meyer, though be has not been as ex
tensively bepuffed as some other discoveries
is nevertheless the inventor of several mos,
valuable and generally adopted improvement
10 pianos. ln the year 1882 be introduced
the Iron Plate Frame. This is chiefly adapt.
ed TO warm or damp latitudes, Keeping the
instrument at concert pitch, and preventing
! warpiug. lie is also the patentee Of the
Rerersed Top Piano Forte. BY this inven.
tlon the position OF the top eau be varied, and
suited to the wishes of the singer or perior.
ner-the back only is rsised--tbe musician
facing bis hearers. 10 the words of another
describer Of this invention "This instrument
is so arranged that if it is wished 10 throw
the sound through the room, by raising the
top in front, first letting the silver hook fall
lnto the space near the hinge. and then rails.
ing The back, the end can be perfectly attain
ed"
MIR. Meyers last. and, perhaps, best i'm.
provement, has been perfected within the
last two months. lie has invented new
scale or, in other words, new division oil
the strings, and an improved construction of
the sounding board. This arrangement gives
a iuller swceter, Gnd more powerful tone
than has heretofore been attained. The
Daily Ne~s has been the 6rst journal to
notice this improvement, which We are ussur-
ed, on the testimony OF good musical critics,
is destined to ultimately cause a. secession,
ito use now popular phrase.) from the "old
paths" OF piano forte manufacture.
MIR. Meyer has received numerous tangible
as well as ilaitering testimonials to the ex
cellence OF his instruments. Among these
we may ennmerate eight premiums from the
Franklin Institute aud various premiums
from various Societies at Boston and else |
where aud lastly and chiefly, prise mcdui
at the 1OrldS Far, Londuu, iu 1851. The |
pianos sent on to this last exhibition were
rot got up" for the occasion, but were only |
average iustruments-such as ure daily Tor |
sale at Meyers ware.rooms. Yet the Royal |
Survey on Musical Instruments. comprising
men like Bishop, Tbulberg aud Berloz, awai.
ded them the highest testimonials 10 their
power. And the 1.-The London EJposifor'
and in the well known "Tdiiis' History and
Description ofMe Crystal Paiace" (high Eng.
itSh authorities boib) the pianos are spoken
OF in terms alike fattering to the maker ani
hourouble TO PhlladelpLia.- .-Ihi!d. Neus.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-19

A NEw STINULAST.-Among European
novelties, it seems that new stimulant has
appeared, which, if the accounts received of
it are true, promises TO contest the preCs.
deuce with opium and tobacco. i: is the
dried leaf of the erythorylon cocoa, Peruvi.
az plant, which, when chewed in small guam
titles, gives rise to gentle nervous excite.
ment, acting at the same time lit is claimed)
as an aid to digestion. The dose required to
produce this effect is from four to six grains.
Its power to increase the hearts action is
said to be twice as great as coffee, and four
times that of tea. Under its influence a stu.
dent of Milan testified that be was enabled
10 study forty hours without cessation, and
without afterwards feeling any convenience
from the experiment. ln South America i,
40 largely used by the natives, who sometimes
subsist upon it for days, with no other food
When taken careessly, in unusual quantities
it causes fever aud delirium.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-19
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

N pursuance of an order Of the Orphans Cour,
Of Northumberland county, will be exposed
topublic sale on Saturday the 9Th day of Feb
ruary next, on the premises. all that certain
mcssuage and tract Of land, situate in Shamokin
township, Northumberland county, Pennsylva
mia, adjoining land of the heirs of Daniel Camp.
hell, heirs of Silas Farrow, deceased, Samuel
Epler and others, containing one hundred and
sixty six acres and SO perches of land, more or
less, with the appur,enances, on which are
erected frame dwelling house. log tenant
house, frame wagon house, frame barn, wheel.
wright shop, aud other outbuildings, several
never failing springs, large apple orchard, &c.
Late the estate of John Moore, deceased.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, of
said day. when the terms aud conditions of sale
will be made known by
WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN, Admir-.
BY order Of the Court,
B. MASSER, Clk.. o. &.
Sunbury, Jan. IL, 1861. Yet
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Orphans Court Sale
Valuable Real Estate.

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p,1epW ovs"' on on y. unDh "o ou, ', I'D
m, neA', en u'a' oe..e" "e.suaso' 'ene'
n,on. rar a',u ao' " i,sno, ''ua'o ~ ,no
~ oPPo, w ~, s,.,' ~ au
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savage on .ne east ,and OF ). Ies'e ana
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