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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05
gen. FIoyd,s Camp,

The following extract from letter written
by soldier of Gen. Floyd's command. tc
his friend in this city, contains the latest au.
thentic news we have seen from that portion
of our troops. 1t will be manifest, from the
dates, that the reports of fight and Gen
Floyd's advance into Kentucky, which have
both gained some circulation, were both with.
out any foundation. The contiguity of the
two armies, however, is such as to render a
collision very probable. ~ 49,
To those who have not a map to refer to-
we would say that Cotton Mountain, where
our troops are encamped, is on the South side
of the Kanawha or New river, and Just oppo-
site to the mouth of the Gauley, where the
enemy are posted. New river, therefore
runs between the two armies:
FAYETTE G. H, Wax Is
Oct. 10Th, 1861.
"After a protracted march of fourteen
days, we reached this out-of tbe-way place
and our troops are now stationed on Cotton
Mountain, where they have planted their ar
tillery, commanding the turnpike and the
river, over which the enemy's provisions are
conveyed. We are stationed within mile
and half of the enemy's camp, and can see
every movement they make verv distinctly
Still we are not exposed to their view, hav-
ing encamped on this side of the mountain.
Our forces are considered small compared
with the enemy; but we are sanguine of sue
cess, when the ball opens. Our boys are all
anxious to have the thing commenced. Hard
ly day passes without something of inter-
est. Col. Clarkson's cavalry brought in
twenty Union men yesterday, whom they
took at an elections Two of them were as
certained to be deserters from 9 Virginia re
giment. ~. sasassl 73t
This whole town is devastated. The Yam
KEGS were here on the 10th, and burnt one
store and set fire to several buildings, the
Court House among the rest, all of which
were extinguished by the Inhabitants. They
entered private residences and plundered and
broke up every article of furniture. carrying
off every thing that could benefit themselves.
deeply sympathise with the people OF this
place The few who are left here are very
kind to US, doing everything to add to our
comfort. - = =. 4. ~. .al. g Is SIS
sThe weather here has been very disagree
able; cold rains and heavy frost and freezes
To-day we have every Indication of snow
- a letter from another source, and of a
previous date, (the 22d,) gives some details
of the march of our troops to. their present
position.
The enemy fell back from Fayette G.
ii on our advance, and crossed the Kama
wha river to their position at the mouth of
Gauley. There. was some diminishing at the
Ferry b-tweea their rear guard aud the adj
vance guard of our pursuing troops. The
loss on our side WAS one killed and several
wounded. The enemy's loss is unknown.
Inc same very intelligent writer says, that
Il is understood that Generals Lee and Lor-
ing have fallen back, to Meadow Bluff, prob
ably Tor the purpose of crossing New River
at Boyer's Ferry, and making Junction With
Floyd at Cotton Mountain. He adds: Dauh
less Floyd will pursue the enemy and attack
him.--Richmsoad Esqairer, Oct. 3ls - ,5.l'' =
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LATER.
Wreck of the Federal Steamer Union.

Especial to the Patriot
RICHMOND, Nov. 4, 1861
Advices from Wilmington state that the
Steamer Union of the federal fleet, is wreck
ed on the coast of North Carolina, with
cargo of horses, gun carriages, powder, &C.,
and seventy-fVe of her crew have been cap
tured.
Another Lincoln steamer, observed dis
playing signals of distress, is believed to have
gone to the bottom.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05
TIVE Lincoln Gun Boats Beached.
CAPTURE OF THEIR CREWS.
HE Fleet Probably Destroyed.
special Dispatch to the Nashville Patriot.

Special Dispatch to the Nashville Patriot.
RICHMOND, Nov. f. 1861.
Two gun boats attached to the great Lin
coin Armada, have been beached on the coast
of South Carolina, and their crews captured.
1t is believed that the feet has been totally
destroyed, as it certainly encountered ter
rife storm Friday night.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05
rrsen, ont = neporssa nerreasIng.
ecial Dispatch TO the Memphis Appeal.

Especial Dispatch 70 the Memphis Appeal ls<sa -
- LITTLE Rock, Nov. Messengers from
Gen. Nc ulloch's camp arrived in this city
to-day. They bring the Intelligence that it
was reported in camp when they left that
Fremont had commenced retrograde move
ment and was on the retreat. falsasz1-aai s :,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05
gg Telegraph.
GREiTHBRIFAIy AND THE BLOCKADE.

AN IMPORTANT RUMOR.
The Object of the Great Naval Expe.
difion.-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05

The following letter of the Hon. ]. P. Ben
jamin has been solicited for publication, by
one who has heard much said about holding
Virgiuians in prison to exchange them with
the State of Ohio, by which State Virginians
aud Kentuckians have been Imprisoned in
Cowsheds, &C., for the crime of differing from
Line ms Gnyernment in onininn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05

Especial Dispatch to the Nashville Daily Patriotl
RICHMOND, Nov. 8, 1861.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05
The White House.

From the Correspondence of Springfield, Mass.
Republican.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05

-. "A :. ana Leather will Una sale
or u at the highest market prices. 10 CASH a. ~
Tennessee Psniientary- S''' - ~
iulva,-au W. q. JOHNSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05
ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOB THE STATE AT LARGE.
r. c. FOSTER 3d.. ~ SaT plos'Da
WILLIAM WALLACE, --.----.- ..----'-oa Diouh''
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LEGAL NoruC6.

To Jsenish !. Whey. Jossph = Htrssper, !. :.
Bsnee, ], 8 TAomreon, 4heuss 1ruee. Il. q.
Hicks, y. n. LOsk VOID, Charles Echafsr. j. 7.
Yofe and W. d, Yorss
You and each Of yeu are hereby notified that
! there II now on Ale In the of6cc OF the Clerk Of
tie Distsist co1Ft Of Leo cosuay, lows, u Ksehsk
petition q 1ir.n Barney, slalnisg Il pm Jers-
mieh Il. Wilsg the SUM ol sixteen AunassA dea-
lars With 10 per CENT. interest pr amman paysbSs
annually, - money due on : mortgage made BY
You to Charles AaS~A and linsc aGiened 4 q said
Hiram Barney, dated the 10th OF February,
1855; also claiming sgainst each Of you the fore
closure OF said mcYtfage the ~ ne being upon the
W. OF NE. l. and the N. 4 Of E-E. Of section
3, Up. So, X. 8 " Lee County lows, for the pur-
chase money; and further ash ipg for AsAls OF
said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and snswsr said petit
tion or before the noon u the second day Of
the next term Of sid court. 10 commence 1t
Keekuk on the 6rst Monday Of September, A. D.
1861, ade4an nit will b sntsssA against you, and
jsdgnsat rendered tbsresn - prayed foe ID saidpe-
titiOn.
NOBLE STRONG,
April 10. 186l-dim Att'ysfor Plaintiff.
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1segat Notice.
To william White, Edward Reddy and Mrs. I'd
vaYd RaAdy.

To william White, Edward Rsddy and Mrs. I'd
ward Reddy:
NOU and each II you are hereby notified that
there 10 nov on file in the of1ce Of the Clerk OF
the District Court u Lee County, Iowa. At
keokuk, petition Of hiram Barney claiming 0f
you VI N. white the sum Of fosr hundred do liars,
with 10 per cent. interest per annun payable snnu
ally. ~ money dsecn two morfgsets made BY you
t. Charles Mason and sincc assigned 10 said Hiram
Barney, dated Oct. 8, 1854; also claiming aga n.t
each Of you the foreclosure Of said mortgages,
the same beiug upon the slurh-s.st quarter " tie
northwest quarter Of sectioa t~enty nine l1s]
in township sixty-seven 1871 north, range SIX
[Gl west, Lee County, 10 ~, for shs purchase mo-
ney and further asking fer sale Of said premises,
and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer svid petition a
before OF the ID day OF the next term Of said
court, to commence IT ksokuk on the LIT Aopday Of
September, A. ID. 1851, = default will be entered
against you the petition taken - by you con-
fessed, and decree rendered thereon - prayed.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
April 10, 1851 dim Pltd's Att'ys.
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i.RoAa 1~rsoR.

1A80Ab WOT4OBs
To MaSy Ans Csein Riehara Craig, JoAn Win
ihpp go Brown , Clspdsnnipg.
N0U md s1eA 81 80 are hersAy nntidsd that
j tkese Il now o. Ale ID tho oles az the CLERK Of
the District Court - Lee Ootsty, lows. 81 Kso-
kuk, lsWs, The psaitioE and sansndsa p<tittop Or
samuel p. Vooshies claiming ol al q you the
forsclosuse Of : mortgage executed b. thsssid
Mary Ann Craig, the foilowine real II ). It,
ssts ih lee Cosnty, Iowa, 70 viii Tvsnty-lve fa6l
feet II Of lot twelve (11), in hlosk one hupdYe3
and nfty-six tlb6) in tho city ct ,Keoksb, asd
bounded ~ follows; conm eneiDg at - point On the
easteriy line Of sad Lot twelve twenty Eve {35l
feet pn tbs alley IN sid block, thence - souti
srIy direction twenty-five t16l feat, Themes IN
westerly direction fifty l50J feet thence In north
erly divection twenty-five (25) isst, thence Ia !
oastsfiy dissotion Afty tbAl feet to tho piAss of
beeinaipg; and claiming also under sid neStes9s
Judgment or decree against Richard Craie and
Mary Ann Craig Tor the sum u four hundred DOL
lars with ten per cent per anDun interest thereon
from the 9th day Of June, 1851, and psayiue fAr
sale Of said property and also for general relief
z U Meas you appear end answrr said petition 90
or before NOON II The second day u the next tern
Of ssid Court, 10 commence ~ Keokuk, - he
h,st Monday Of September, A. y, lscl, . deSsult
will be entered against you, judgment or decree
rendered thereon in accordance with the prayer
-@ THOMAS n. GREGORY,
March ~, I861-dlm Sol. ter Petitioner.
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March -, 1S6l-4w Soils. for Petitioners

legal Notice.
70 Hugh n. Reid Assy Aisxine Reid, Price J. Pat
ten Co.. Mason Wheeler, Geo. 3. Gordon,
Phillip vielss
NOU and each 81 you are hereby notified that
Il there Il now on Ole in the once Of the Clerk Of
tho District Court Of Leo County, lows, at Fort
Madison, petition Of Henry 4. Taylor claiming Of
you Hugh +. Raid the sum u lve th00sand dollars
with interest at the rate OF ~ pr cont pr aanaa
~ money dse on . prontsspry nets gtvsa ~ yos
TO said Taylor, dAted Sept. -, 1850; and farther
claiming Of ALI y0u the foreclosure VI nort-
gage OF the same dste and given 70 sscare said
on certain real estate IL Lee Co., Iowa deasribsd
IN said pstitisa. - t&As .a g
Ana uniees yOu appear ana ansvsr SD petition
next term II said Court, 70 commence At Fort Md
ison on tho third Monday Of May, "A. D. 1851, do
fAnli will ha entered against ynn ~. rs...sss 4.
ken Is BY you confessed, and judgment and decree
rendered against you prayed therein.
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March -, 1851 I'm PltA's Att'ys.
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Legal Nssice.


To Joseph II. Strseper snd Clara S, Strseper his
wife, Jamce Shields, ]. = Bruce, J. 3. 1honp-
son, =. C. Hieks u u. Loek WOOL j, Chs. 6chafer,
and Joseph h. Partridge, James w. Pinchott
and James 3. Warren, composing the 6rm Of
Partridge, Pinchott i Warren.
NOU and esch Of you are hereby notified that
i there 10 now On Als In the ONCE Of the Clerk
Of tho District Court Of Lee Couuty. lows, q
Keokuk, petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming Of
David Ramsay the suDa Ut eleven hsnlrsd dollars
with 10 per cont. interest per nm annu-
ally, ~ money due ON two mortgages made BY him
~ Chas. Mason and since assignee 10 said Hiram
Barney, dated August l4.h, 1855; also elaiming I
against sAsh of you the foreolossfe of said mort
Cages, the Same being spon the west bali of the
east quarter and the south half Of the acath
east quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section
thirty three, towpshp sixty-seven north, Of range
six west, in Leo county, Iowa, FOR the purchase
money; and further asking for sale OF the said
premises, and general relief.
And uniess you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon If the second dsy ef the next
term Of ssid Court, 10 commence at ksckuk on ~
Let Monday If Septsmb Der A. D. 1851 default will
be entered against you, and decree rendered
against you ~ pray ed for therein.
NOBLE : STRONG,
April 10, 1861. pitG's Att'ys.
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s11EKTFF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, ss
D1 virtue OF a special execution to me directed,
Jissued by the Clerk Of the District Court u said
county, in favor Of Hiram Barney and sgsinst
John Daughcrty. tsnd also decree against Nancy
Daagherty, Michael Bushy, III. d. Woodw ard 4
Co., Loring, Fisk Co Ficklen 4 Lucas, South
worth, Miller Co., A. Hire Co.. Bowen.
cow.ll 4 Co., and George Pomroy, Dwight Durkee
and ". b Benton, comp osing the 6rm % Pomroy,
Benton = Co.. A.. Hosmsr. ", r. kharts, 6tass Il
Iowa. have levied upon and will sell to The
highest bidder, ct the door Of the Clerk O6Sce Of
the District Court If Lee County, Iowa, At Keokuk,
IN said county, on the 18th ony VI May. A. D. 1854
between the hours Of o'clock am. and 4 o'clock
p. m # taid day Commencing 1t 10 o'cl OK a.m-)
the Following properly, to-sit the sonthesly ride
one-hAf Of Lot nine le] in Block forty-fouv
(44l in Mason = Upper Addition to Ksoknk. Leo
c,unty and State u Iowa.
Taken, levied upon and to be sold by order Of
Court to satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keok oh, April 9th, 1861.
II. N. GRIFFITH,
Sheriff Of Les County.
apladlm BY J. B. Knight, Deputy.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, IS.
IlY virtue Of = special execution % me directed
- issued by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said
County, in favor Of Hiram Barney and against
J. hn Daugherty, land also decree against Nancy
Dangherty, Michael Bushv. II. d. Woodward 4
Co, Losing, Fisk ! Co, Flick len 4 Lucas, South
worth, Miller Co., A. ilins Co., Bowen,
Cowel Aco.. and George Pomroy. Dwight Durkss
and W. u. Benton, composing the firm Vt Pomroy,
Benton Co., A. Hosmer. n. r. STARTS, state VI
Iowa. have LEVIED npon and will sell 70 The high
eat bidder, at the door u the Clerks O6oe OF the
District Coart Of Lee County, Lows, at ksokuk In
said coanty, on the 18th day of Msy. A. D. 1851
between the hours Of 0 CLOCK =. NJ. and clock
p. Of said day, mmencing q 10 o'ciock =. M
the following property 20 wit: the northsry sids
onehaH Of Lot eight (8l In Block forty -fosr Tag,
In Masoa's Upper Addition to Keokuk in the soun.
ty Of lee and state Of Iowa.
Taken, levied npon ard TO be sold By order Of
Court 70 satisfy said wit Of execution.
Keokuk, April 9th, 1891.
H. n. GRIFFITH,
Sheriff Of Lea County.
/ apl3dlm BY j b. knight, Deputy.
IOWA pEELE1 PIS= &C,
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I.rg~t METRE.

AG3oe Metre.
To Eunics Dyer, MahAlA Cook llate Dyer and hi
J. csok her hu sbsnd. keb, con Lemon (Iate Dyer)
and Lemasl D. Lemon bet husband. Isaac Dyer,
Ruth Shunacr (ate Dyer and Benjamin r.
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husband, and 6urannsh Dyers
You and ssch sf yoa are hereby rsspectlveiy
J. notified that there il now Aic ia the ofsce Of
the Clerk 81 the Dis;rtct Court of Lee County.
Iowas at Fort Madison. . petitiop OF George 3.
Dyer, BY bis next friend, Owcn Williams, claiming
Of y0u asd sseh Of yus the partition Of certain
lands, particularly 4 scr bed and ses cut In said
petition, or in cAss they be 20 partitioned,
that they be sold and the proceeds divided ss con-
te,uplateds by iawi also for general relief.
rCniess you appear and ansver said petition on
q be1ose the second day Of the next term VI said
Court TO 10 began and holden Il Fort Madison
aforesaid, on the third Mcndsyof May next, (2ol b
day thereof) default will be rendered ~ ainst You
and judgment taken ~ prayed for.
FRANCIS SEMtLE,
April 3, l86l-dln Atnrsey FOR PN'6.
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~iMister fAem to cAiidrem.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS.
The genuine have 6ve signatures Of Henry G.
6palding ON ssch Boz.
Sold BY Druggists and all other Dealers in Mod
icines.
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt
Of the.
PRICE IS CENTS.
All orders shosld Be addressed to
HENRY Q. sPALDlNG.
Nsa. IS CeAar.stress.
Nsw.York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-17

OLD q NJ 1N ENTG HACK.
I WOULD Tespectfully inform tho citiSens 81 Keo-
kuk that have opened Tailoring EstahIish-
ment on Main It., eetws enAth and 6th, within ana
toQr Of Clsrk's Leather Store, where an ready %
Do apythinG ii my lns With nestnsss and dispatch.
have secured she services 81 my obi partner !. J.
Aekvttt. late Of New York City, where BE hss kssn
cutting In Of ths fAshtonabls q
thstcity, 20 that any ons vi.Aing the style viii
please give me = sall. ~.
Youths and Boys Clsthine sut ID ths latest New
York stylsy - hAssa full set of Patterns frem
the East. JOHN FRAZER,
1ss1odIy
vNnaTE PEPPER, whole md eroun1. for
~ sAle ~ hOBknT60N Bro.
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