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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-15
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-15
Nashville Gun Taetory.

GtTOCKHoLpEBs in Re Nashville Gun Fasiory nc
> that he hi ell n Avs lars per share Is dee and
bic on 18Th hCVsmter 80 p order q the Board.
I, g. RyCHE, EeoIetsrv snd II - urs
rovl4 u Cdiss at Capt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-15
Dissolution OF Partnership.

YGyBE Partasrhip srsto fers ssistng be Ees- Jim u
Joh1 RsDnis, q thil daY diss,lvrc b. uiuu En-.
John rud payin all lisb'i-s d re eTm IA deofs
arm siu be pad 70 iohn DEH - Is ony suthor
ogllie the This he l3lh q november, 1851
noVI4dta DURf 4 kANS|
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-15
Dwelling House Cor REM.

THVHE House No 81 South Sumner street., uesrly op
n uuberlsnd ssbytsrian LLzrsh Possession given 4
usr7, 1862. App J at NsshTills Lumber fArf-
NASHVILLE, Nov. D-diH J. 7. GIBs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-15
Now York EIec.Io..

new York, Nov. 6--The Tribune claims the
Peoples ticket has carried the State by over
leo OO0 Ii is probable, but not certain, that
Wright (DenOcrat) is elected canal commissioner.
to fill vacancy in consequence Of division
between the Peoples ticket and the Republicans
for that Office. The Legislature will be almost
unanimous for sustaining the government.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-15
notice.
EsOoEDsRs orssz, Chr B.tr

fEOoEDfRa OTr5cEs CIR HaLl
: hFilia, oE. l3th 1861
IL pssJ-s snagsd IL brEin-ss MOnsy Brokers are
"a BY uothsd 10 procure the Corporation Leense with
dys tie will te sal eied to The penalty q The las.
nogs4-iiE y. n BAYS, Ree0r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-15
Total rebel force in the field

In regard to tbs manner in which these troops
are armed, & few words may not be out of place.
The notion that the rebel troops are armed in
manner inferior to our own has been at length exS
ploded. That statement was persistenty made
however, until the various conflicts in which they
have been engaged dispelled the illusion.
The sources from whcd the rebels have drawn
their supplies of arms have been follows:
l. The careful foresight of John 3. Floyd Who
while Secretary Of War, abused his high position
by sending into all the Southern States, from the
national srsenals, great quantities of arms. The
numbers sent prior to the end OF the yesz 1850
were as follows, all of them being musssa of the
latest i'm nrored kind with haYonet &c nnrnnlete :.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-15

TN Consequence Of IT ankJ SV n.y. the Euieai IEErui
4 and ChiLaEars sale is stD5nal until Monday, he
last. whea wal pleased friends and eu-
n3vI5-c2t EENJs p. sHIgLDs 4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-15

The Tuscaloosa (Ala) Monitor says application
has been made the authorities of that city to re-
ceive 500 or 900 Yankee prisoners
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-15

NFR. JsMBs 2. G1EES il tbs dy admitted as = D
f N Gu house. having Buichssei the entire nie-tst
: aUTLEt- 1hs siyIs u he hrm sill remain en-
lawns, Bktrn 4
Nashville, soysnbSr p, ls5I.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-15
De. J Il. GENTRY,

TEyBE clthEated Gu Isl o. lTankfcrt Ky vas pei
i ie.vs hone OJ account o bis Sea srB PuI ephs
practice In tTes We con ms EiLeT Acre lie bo
Get b are disc ed h thtil syys ~ fold err eis
ccouLt Of disease tyeE e tie Ted EtnLut Zee,
ms-i ane', which they CT ii - all sun
10 the fitzens q est Tenn, and Harfr sshf
we'll thole Of RentRely noyif a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-15
For Rent,
PnIInership Notlce

TEVHE Duslrg, No q spTue. srsrt, possssIcn given
hrst Of January, is6L Apply 70
noVi3-dIH ROBr. dlBSF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-15

Having this day disposed Ct snirs inetest "a ths
Of aesins keith Go 81 James X Green lcit m
frIerdf con tnuancs o. The p rUua hto hhsrs
slowed upoE th= firm. CIV II. BUTLl
nashville, Nov. II ls5 nov dGHIW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-15

On tbs right Bank Of Goose Creek. 80. 900
RIGHT WISe-Msjor General Bsauregard,
headquarters BreDtsville.
On the line of the Occoqusn,. 20 coo
For support of the Potomac river bat
teries.........................25OO0
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-15

Ware, BOSG., shoes ana srY Coco 3
On P.iIy Morning, November S, % g., x 10 81
BENZ. +. SHIELDS & co MPANY.
WILL ssn At he susti0n ss0rs q T Merton. OBJ
w the eEanee Hotel. iaFgs uToics Of Auscal 1
men s. china Ware Goods. oes 30 - etc, 70 cio
sigums-ts. sale POHtlTe A. y thCut reserve
BAAJ.R saaELDS CO.,
novl4-d2t Aaciicne
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-15
Marrfann EIecrinn.

IlAsFsNoRE Nov. 7--BradfOrl Union candidate
for Governor, has l4476 majority in the CITY, and
it viii reach 80 900 in the State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-15

duu LAS stEOnB4g AoESAuSu DONALlS OEee0.
In this connection passage in the report of Gen
Thomas, the Adjutant General of the United States
Army, is worthy of remark. General Thomas &C,
companied the Secretary of War in his recent visit
to Missouri and Kentucky, and has Just returned
In his report no states that after visiting Louisville
and Lexington, and several other important points
in Kentucky, he found that the Union sentiment in
that State was not near strong as had been rep
resented; that "the young and active men in Ken
lucky were nearly all secessionists and had Joined
the rebel armies there )" that although the aged
men were Unionists, yet they had not, and would
not enroll themselves to engage in conflict With
their soma and relations. But few regiments of
Union men can be raised in Kentucky :" that &" the
arms which the present administration had sent to
Kentucky-over 20 900 in number-had passed into
the possession of the Home Guards of Kentucky,
and could not be recovered that they refused to
surrender them, expressing desire to use them in
defence of their homes, and that many Of them were
already in the hands of the rebels Gen. Thomas
continues: Before we left Kentucky, we were con-
WINGED that large bodies of Union troops can be
raised in that State, and that the defence of Kens
lucky must devolve upon the free etateR of the
West and Northwest" And he states the Confede-
rate force in Kentucky is strong that it will re
quire 100000 troops to expel them, and save that
state to the Union " at were large economy to
ssyen Kentucky at that price; but if Gen. Shermsn
cannot, some other general will be found who will
make them take less" But at Whatever price
Kentucky will be preserved in The Union. But to
resume:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-05

Ai.tes and sym pa tntxers.

The expectation of aid from France and
England, and Of sympathy and support
from divided North encouraged the dis
appointed politicians and slave oligarchs of
the South to engage in this wicked rebel
lion and wage war against the Govern
ment. Those hopes were not realized at
first and the cause Of rebellion began to
sink, but the accidental success of JEFF.
Davis forces at Manassas has again reviv-
ed their hopes. The tone of the English
press, as well as that of the tory press of
the North, is now all that the traitors to
the Government could desire And IL the
press of England and their sympathizing
allies in the North were as potential in act
as they are in desire, the rebel Govern
ment might soon rejoice in the achieve
ment and acknowledgement of its indie
penJence, and the utter and perpetual dis
ruption of the Union. The aristocracy of
England in their hatred of free govern
ment and their dread of the power and in
fuence Of our great Republic, seek to bring
odium upon our Administration and our
army, and the peace advocates of the
North are seconding all their efforts against
our government and in favor of the traitor
confederacy. These Mahonyites are the
allies of the British in their efforts to aid
and comfort traitors, and there is not
man in Europe who hates democracy and
republican institutions but that rejoiccs
In the course of the peace party of the
North
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-05

many, if not all, of the table reports, and
his name deserves to become tshousehoid
word"
The concluding paragraphs Of the re-
port are appropriated to commentators
Of the gallantry Of number of the officers
by name, including Lieut.. Col. Merritt.
Major Porter and Capt. Heron Of the
Iowa First.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-05
LIMITED STATES MARSH AL
SALE.


DfaTRIcT Iowa
BY virtue OF m execution, TO me directed issusd by
the Clerk of the District Court Of thu United States
the Southern Division ofthe State OF Iowa wherein j.
r. CodmAn IL Plaintiff and John Templin and Hugh
Norster are Defendants, have levied upon and will
sell the highest bidder IT Public Auction the
Clerks Office Of the District Court Of the United
for the District of Iowa Keokuk In said Dis
trict the Goth day Of September d. 1851
the hours OF o'clock A. NJ and o'clock r. M. Of said
day the following property, situated IN Lee county,
Iowa part Of lots ten, (0 eleven an and twelve.
2l in block nunber nifty nine. t5e) in this city Of Keo
kuk, described by the following metcs ani bounds,
commencing ninety three vs. feet from corner Of
Fulton street the line OF lot twelve, [l1 Fifth
street. thence right angles said lots twelve
l2) eleven I and ten i0) hundred and nsty feet,
thence Northerly along the line between lots nine {0
and 01 In said block, twenty three feel and six
inches thence At right angles said tots ten
eleven lil and twelve (c) one hundred and dry feet
to Fifth street thence southery along Ffth street
the line OF said lot twelve twenty three feet and
inches to the place Of bcgnnng reserving thsrefrom
alley feet In Width across said property, one
hundred fest from Yifth street.
Taken and levied upon the property OF John Temp
lin, to satisfy said writ Of execution.
ii. n. HOxIE, u. q. Marshal,
Aug. 20, l66i.-dtd. BY HARRy FuLroS, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-05
MAR II He ID,

At Eddyville, Sunday. Sept lst 1861. by the Rev
Mr.. EASTWOOD, Miss AAELIA G. DIsTix, OF Keokuk
and Mr.. HxsRY M. KiLLAARTIE, Of Albany, N. Y.
(N. Y. and Gin vi papers please copy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-05

o0 N0A1n oExeOE%
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
q R % G. IL IL s.
Have now In store and for sale
- Hhds N. o, Sugars,
81 Bags Rio Coffee:
IS Chests Teas,
% Bbls MoiAsses,
ITO bales Cotton Batting,
20 bags Cotton YArns.
loo Bales Cotton Twlnes,
30 Kegs Wheeling Nails,
100 Boxes Glass.
so Star Candles,
100 - Palmer and Family Soap,
$50 - Assorted Brands Tobacco,
y Bills smoking Tobacco,
200 Bags Shot,
900 Kegs Rne and BiaSting Powder
is Bags Black Pepper.
10 I" Allspice,
no :" Gloves,
800 " Nutmegs,
50 DOG. Buckets,
And large quantity Of such goods usually kept
bv Groeers- sepldtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-05
POLLOCK,
A NNUAL ELECTION.

ONCE OF the Desmoine Navigation q X. X. Co.,
ls William Street
Nrw YoRK, August 2sth, 1861.
The Annual Election for Directors Of the Demoips
Navigation 4 Kali Road Company. will be held 1t the
Office Of the Company In Desmoines, Iowa, Thurs
day. the 10Th day OF September, At ~ o'clock, d.
JAS. G. PATTERSON, Sss,y.
Transfer ooks will be closed and after the 10th,
proximo. aug27dtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DRIV ATE SCHOOL.

MISS WARDKLL has opened Private School In
the Presby Church, the corner OF Second and
Concert streets. sep5d0t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
SHERIFF.

TT We are authorized to announce The name Of
JOHN M. HIATT, Esq, rs candidate for the Office
OF Sheriff Of Lee county, Jy3N
Ut SPlease ounce the name OF GRANVILLE W.
PITTMAN as an independent candidate for the ONCE
of Sheriff OF Lee County, at the next October election
jyl7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-05
: EGAL NOTICE.

Joseph Arnold, Lucretia Arnold Geo Brawley, Polly
Brswiav Samuel Carver. and Catherine Carver.
You and each VI you hereby notinsd that
now e In the once OF the CLERK the District Court
Of County Iowa, Ut Fort Madison Iowa. petition In
equity under oath Of Henry Dye aud SAVANNAH Nickel
walt executors OF the estate OF Wiiaby Mickews d.
ceased flor the Of Richard Mickeiwa claiming Of
defendants Joseph Arnold aud Geo Brawiey the Of
Twelve Hundred Dollars money due them proms-
executed by said defendants the LIST day
November 1854 and payable before the rn day OF
May 1857 for el00O 90 with ten per cent interest from
date to said WiIlaby Aickewa, deceased during his
lifetime; also the foreclosure Of mortgage against
al named defendants executed by said
feudauts Joseph Arnold and LucretA Arnold December
1st, 1854, TO said Wlaby Ackelwait deceased the
following Real Estate towit The southeast quar-
and the east half Of the southwest quarter section 49, ~
g. north west containing 240 acres 10
the payment OF said note
And that unless you appear and plead thereto be-
fore the I'd day VI the next term OF said Court which
commences Its next session oh the isk Monday in Decen
Der 1891 In Fort Madison Iowa default will be enter
81 against you and judgment rendered Thereon, accord
Ance with the prayer OF the petitioner.
JNO. VAN vALKENBERG,
Dated Aug 81, 1861 Atty for Pipffs
STATE OF IOWA,
Ire County.
Let publication the foregoing original notice be made
Keokuk in said County, such publication 70 be made for
Witness my hand this sist day Of Aug, A. D. 1861,
Sept. ?, 81 ~ CaA's DoERI. Dep'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-05
rHE NORTM.wRsT AROUSED
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune


ST. AsrBosr, MIMI, April %, 1851
Your paper having become Ms necessary TO the fssn
lies of the Northwest their food, allow mo tosg
that the fa of SUMTER the distractions TO tho Pessas
of troops through Baltimore. the manifesto DIETER ~
ukase) of jeff Davis granting letters Of marque ana
reprsa and threatened attack upon Washington hsvs
aroused the spirit of t in people. This city hss
turned out company of nearly 100 men, among WHOM
are four lawyers and two surgeons ana pny scam,
nearly all American born citzeus, mostly OF Pilgrim
Ancestry Minneapolis has furnished an equal nnm5ers
among whom are three lawyers. st. Paul has fur
nshed two companies, ard although but one reg1ueus
of $50 men was asked for, 1t will be difficult Tor our
Governor TO avoid taking 1000
We expect e. Nv. German will have the commano
Of the regimen Ie is the Mgjor German Of the lnd'
ana Volunteers 40 brought on the action at Buene
Vista-aiterward Joined Gen. Scott, and was engage!
In most of the battles of the Valley Of Mexico ma
our Minnesota boys have confidence In such leader.
Many Of our ardent Republicans were quite imna"
ieut of the patient orbearance and concis.
tory spirit of the Inaugural aud especially at the tone
the etes and ng OF the able Secretary OF State, b
now they arc able fully understand the motive and
the whole subject they highly approve Of the course
pursued by the Administration for t places The seces-
sonists entirely wrong upon every point and In every
case before enlightened world
Now let this war be TO the Some Of Ham what The
ukase of the now mmortalized Nicholas Is 10 The
twenty millions of the serf- 81 bis empire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-05
THE FEELING IN ILLINOIS.

II he's been represented that Southern Illinois, other
wise Egypt. was tnctured with the rebellion. The
following exract from letter written by distin'
gurhed gentleman in that State ehectualy setes that
question:
i have been IN Southern iilinos' In rerry, yAsk
NON aud William-oh Counties. You have been learn
ing OF armed bodies Of mensuns, and secession flags in
these counti,s, and / went down to nseerta,n tie
truth. III re hsgs excepting the nitopai ana
cent there by Government. l travelled IN buggy TO
Pin, kuey yifle the county seat q Perry, snd also
TO Masioa the county seat OF Williamson; saw the
Leading men Of teee counties. and apprebepd dan
GER OF airloyally. Public meetings are held, aud 3
strong Union and war sentiment em setting in, and
hal be much disappointed il that part Of the State
difsrs very much Eom others in the course pursued
by tho people,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-05
SONG OF THE IRISH LEGION.
nY IANEs DIX MILLE.

Br JAMES DIX MILE.
E pluribus mum. Erin go bragh.
Ye boys Of the sod, to Columbia true,
Come up lad- and fight for the red, white and blue
Two countries we love- and two notices share,
And we Join them in one on the banner we beari
Erin, mayourneen Columbia agral
pluribus mum. Fin 30 bragh.
Upon them. my lads, and the rebels shall know
How Erin can Hght when she fsces sho foot
Iftbey can't give ms arms, sure we need at delay,
With spriy cfseie'aeh ven open TIE way.
ERIC a.avouts&s & - ss'sIs.s.... ssrsf
pniibns unmu. ErIn 80 brosin
"BIood Tubs" and "Plug Uglies. and others galore
Are sick for thrashing in sweet Baltimore;
Be Jakersl that saine Ia be proud to inform
OF the terrible force Of All Irishman's arm.
Erin, mavourneenl Columbia, agra
+ plu,ibus upum. Erin 30 bragh.
Before you the tyrant assemblies bis band
And Threatens ~ conquer this glorious land
But il want for this that we raverscd tue sea
And lett the Green Isle for the land of the free.
Erin. mavourneen! Columbia agral
y plurbus unum. Erin go bragh.
Go forth TO the tyrsnt, ard give him TO know
Tint I'm freshman holds hin his btierest foei
And his sweetest delight is to meet him III light
To bat 10 Tor freedom, With God for the right
Erin. mav5urneenl Columbia sgral
Il pluiibus uuum. Erin 20 bragh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-05
THE RESTITUTION AT THE SOUTH.


Young man VITO left this city about FIX months
ngo for TIP To the South, returned home yesterday
having LETT New Orleans two weeks eince. He stop.
ped at all tho piasip.l ponts asag the Missi--rpi
River and confirms NJ dsfsil The rep ts have tad
Of tho destl.. bdion Il the people ~ that p.ri,a
of the South Com neal iS tn, H. ssft fnnnfitsrs
10 akosi tnS only food 10 Le had He leaned Oh lie
srrivri az yiasorg, Ms., that there were but throe
barr,ls of tonr IN the town, and those were bed ~
enormous rsee He tays 10 prvvii ions are pacing
down the sis ipp but boats bound up arc beriesed
by reoIls de.iirR TO come North.
The CAPTAIN Of the boat which be came was com
rel I'd 10 rrfuse passage TO large number, though be
was offered any sum be migt ask TO take them on
board. lie say pressed into the service "oeH
rofns az tlHt bali IL Ibe soldiers along The Misc
isippi are bcys OF from II TO 10 years 81 a.e. lie
beard compinis constantly from the troops nbo1t the
ibeuiciency Of food many Of u EN- declaring they will
desert us roon ms an op ortunty offers. deserier.
who came up 81 tie boat with him, was appreheuded
at Columbus, Ky, and banged on the tree. AT
New-O leans AL business il at standsiill, and tie
mo complete confusion prevails
Two uewsIhpers, which before the outbreak were
In nouishing condition. have been compelled 10 su--
PEND ard otuers ar titteing lie saws no nlan ciln
utter q continent there H. the least favorable 20 the
North without tndsngering bis life, and be hms. If
witnes,ed lie shooting down Of n man for merely
reparking that he believed the North would triumph.
Tie yours uan from whom we learn these facts, Is
ore H. " 10 word we have implicit confidence. aud
we feel fully assured that be speaks from actual
observation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-05
RELIGIOUS VIEW OF THE WAR.

The Banner of the CoveRant, the organ OF tho Re-
formed Presbyterian Church in this country has re-
printed the celebrated sermons by the Rev. Dr. Mcleod
delivered during the war Of 1912 The last discourse on
the "Lawfulness of Defensive War" concludes Win
sentiments very appropriate TO tie present day:
When your country ia ut WARM defense 81
Il is your duty to encourage, by all lawful means her
exeriions in the STRIFE II is criminal TO diminish her
strength or impede her progress. 10 tins principe
would call your notice rom the pulpit, wnhe our
friends and our brethren from die adjacent country are
assembled around city. TO defend 1t from a,'ach
.hile those among lelowYorshipers IN this mons,
the arts of defensive warfare; while oil ranks ana
classes Of felloucizens arr employ their nat S
and their money in raising bnlvarbs on every as'bl
able poin' TO protect our homes and our places oi
public worship, let usaccoTpary them WIN our VISITS
and our prayer, lest we bec0ne an enslived people;
Far be il from to take advantage OF the general
alarm. to impel You to forgafuness OF the duties
which you owe to yourselves, 10 truth, ana 10 your
country relative 10 those who have been intrusted,
by the sufrages of free people, TO administer tneir
Government; to make, to apply and to execute tne
laws. Examine, yes, examine with rigorous ihPar-
tllity,- their character aud ueir acts; speak out;
blame them when they do wrong; but forget not your
country. Urite in her deensein defense OF her IN,
iured rights. Support those wh. WELD tho S0xd, and
who dirSct its applifaton-sapport thee VIII the
moaus neressary 10 convinre ne enemy that, what
ever may lie The domestic strife br influence, for place,
and for power in regard TO thosa no have taken yonr
friends ard your fellow-cizeIs into captivity, who
have interrupted and despciled your trade upon TIE
oocan, who have violated your neutrality, and VINO
lay cl im your sou regard to them, convince the
enemy, convince your own rlleis, and The whot
world, that you have but mind. Delenfise war IL
hwful-a brave people have the prospect Of sue
ooss-a moral reorle will prosecute the contest to
success fd elimination.