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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-01
Rebel Batteries on the POtOmac-Ar-
rests-OhiO Observation-Disclosures Adj
vances = 100000 Union Troops nt
Washington. tt ri"

Rebel Batteries on the POtOmac-Ar-
rests--Ohi0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Adj
vances 100000 Union Troops at
Washington. '
Especial to the Tribune. ITO
WASHINGTON, July 3O.-The Navy Depart,
ment has received letters from Commander
Craven, of the Potomac Flotilla, dated on the
steamer Yankee yesterday, which say: They
found concealed rebel battery at Marlbor
ough Point. We opened FIRE on them, which
they returned with rihed cannon. One shot
took effect in wheel house, but didn't do much
damage. There is at least one regiment of
rebels there, and they have mounted FIVE rifled
cannon, and five more on the opposite side of
the creek. i r1
The Freeborn has schooner in tow captured
while crossing over TO tho White House Point
taking the JEFF. Davis Mail and Express Conn.,
pany, which made regular trips between Wash.
ington and Virginia. 30.
Employees Of the Government were arrested
this morning by order Of Gen. Scott.
Ohio recommends the following Brigadiers:
Col. Sherman, Col. McCook, Gen. Bates, Col.
Ammen, Gen. Schleich, Gen. G. w. Morgan,
and Col Tyler. The names are in order of
preference.
A number of officers Of the Fire Zouaves and
the 18th have resigned, and others will follow
their example.
The 25th New York Regiment has been
pushed forward to Clouds Mills, FIVE miles and
a half beyond Alexandria. ....-.
Col. E. D. Keyes assumes Col. Porter's brig
ade-that officer having been appointed Pro-
vost Marshal.
Gen. Banks had $4,000 men In his command
yesterday; six regiments had Joined him within
36 hours.
Col. Gordon's ID Massachusetts, Regiment is
still at Harper's Ferry, and momentarily ex-
poets an attack, but feels ready for it,
IL is believed there are now not far from
100000 troops on the line Of the Potomac and
at Baltimore. H. I. 4tt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-01
BoUsrY AND LANDs.--The Cleveland Leade

Bounty AND LANDs.-The Cleveland Leader
says:
q "Iiberal offers of bounty and land have in
certain cases been made by recruiting officers
to those who consent to join their companies.
These offers are, however, entirely unauthor-
lied, and unless Congress, by the passage of q
law for the purpose, shall sanction such extra
remuneration, volunteers will be disappointed
at the termination of their term Of service.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-01

u A company from Lancaster, and one from
CirclevilIe, arrived at Camp Chase yesterday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-01
All Quiet at Harper's Ferry-General
Banks Streng thening his r Position,

BALTIMORE, July 81 From Sandy Hook, Md /,
we hear that all is quiet at Harper's Ferry, to-
day.
Gen. Banks is occupied in strengthening
himself, and forming the army into brigades,
His position commands Harper's Ferry, and can
easily be made impregnable.
The railroad bridge is to be Immediately
rebuilt -r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-01
Southern News-The Policy OF Keep
ing Cotton at Homc-The Battle OF


Z LouIsuLLr, July 3O-The Memphis Appeal
Is urging the planters to keep their cotton at
home, and says that should the usual quantity
be brought to Memphis, say 1000 bales, and
stored 10 our warehouses; this fall, the tenpta-
tion for the enemy TO essay its capture would be
extremely great, particularly as cotton will be
very scarce at the North next winter. II would
be tantamount, indeed, to offering twenty mill
lions bouusf for invasion Of the Mississippi val
Icy, and fora successful expedition against
Memphis "A ,V&a, .ssal Rl.ls .-ass.lt .aia
A dispatch from Richmond to the Charleston
Courier, Of the 25th, Gays, Col. Wade Hampton
and Gen =. i. Smith, who were wounded, are
doing well. The same dispatch says the FEEDER.
al loss OF Manassas was about 800 killed
1000 wounded and 1000 prisoners, and the Con
federate icas about 800 killed and 1900 wound
/ I'd. .1gi4e vi.rr ,s,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-01
Neb,-aska n roops fer missouri.

OMAHA, July 30 live companies Of the lst
Regiment Nebraska volunteers, Col. Stager
commanding, left on the West Wind this morn.
ing for St. Joe. They take two pieces Of can.
non with them. aga s.t
Weather intensely warm and crops heavy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-01
New Jersey Called Upon for Five
KeRim0mIH, r1-r I UT-

TRENTON, N. J., July 3O.-Goy. Olden to day
receiyeda q call from the General Government,
for five regiments of volunteers, for three years
or the war. - ..-.-.
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LOCAL M TTERs.

The Adams Express Company places us daily
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The American Express Company has our
thanks for Its daily favors In the shape oil the
very latest eastern papers. T H
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-02

The Norfolls hay Book of Thursday
contains dispatch from Pensacola stat
ing that the only damage thus far suffered
by the Unionists was in two Of their yes
sells, which were SO much injured that
they were compelled to retire.
The division Of Gen. Banks will to-
morrow be ordered to remove from barnes
town to Fredelicks The certainty that
the roads for miles around Jamestown
will soon become unfit for travel, renders
this change of position necessary. Gen.
Stones division will probably occupy it's
position at Poolsvile for the present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-02
r, reign News.
Cane Race. Nov. %.

Cape Race, Nov. 20.
The City Of Baltimore, from Liverpool
Goth, via Queenstown 2lst, passed here
this evening
1t is reported that large steamer left
London with q full cargo of munitions of
war for the Rebel States.
The pirate steamer Nashville arrived at
Southampton on the list. On the 10Th
she boarded the American ship Harvey
Burch from Havre, to New York, and
took off Capt Nelson and crew and burn
cd the ship to the waters edge. She then
landed the captain and crew at South
ampton, aud remained there with the rebel
flag flying. Capt. Nelson says, Capt, Pc
gram Of the Nashville denies being a pri-
vatecr, and says he has commission as
war steamer.
Russell. in his letter, says Lincoln and
his Cabinet were not indisposed TO a
peaceful arbitration, and were probably
considering the proposition Of asking or
accepting the Intervention OF the great
| European Powers.
1t is reported that several steamers
will be insured in London for run to
New Orleans and back at twenty guineas.
The French part of the Mexican expe-
dition comprises fifteen vessels. carrying
$50 guns, 5000 sailors, and ) 200 troops.
Thirty guineas had been demanded for
the insurance of the North Brlton, the
supposed privateer, which had been a
| lawful New York merchantmen, and had
arrived at Constantinopie.
FRANCE ourse was firm; Rcntes
advanced to 1of.
The Emperor Napoleon will visit Queen
Victoria during the great exhibition next
year.
1t is asserted that the project of the
Italian Confederacy il by no mea IS aban.
doned.
Liverpool, Breodstafls generally quieI
and STEADY. Wakefield, Nash Il CO., re
port Flour firm and quiet at 2ss@3ls I'D
i Wheat. quiet but firm; Red Western ans
Southern l0sfdl2s Sd; White l2sM l3'
cd. Corn steady; Mixed 32s(o 32s sd
White 34s(o34s I'd.
London Market Breadstufs firm AM
steady.
Queenstown, by telegraph from Liver
pool. Nov. Breadstuffs remained
steady; provisions quiet and steady.
London Nov 2l.-Consols 94t 70
money. American Stocks G, 80
discount; Erie, 214@2sI.
The Nashville, flying the rebel flag, ha
arrived at Southampton. Capt. Nelsol
reports that he left Hayre on the 18th
, bound for New York, in ballast On tn
{ 18th he was brought to by the Nashville
Commander Pcgram, late Of the I 5 A
Capt Pegram ordered the Harvey Burc
to be fired which was done Exhorta
{ tons were made 10 induce the captain an
crew to take the oath to the confederat
! government Capt. Pceram communl
Gated with Mr. Yancey The Nashyill
; will refit ut Southampton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-02

Washington, Nov. 20.
The Navy Department i in receipt of
"A dispatch from Capt. Dupont, containing
the eport OF commander John Rogers of
the Pocahontas, dated. Sunday, Nov. "A,
of Tybee Island, He states that this
point entirely controls the slip channel
TO the Savannah river, which is only with
IN i've hundred yards of the fort, and the
possession Of il closes the halbor OF Sa-
vannah, and that Fort Pulaski is Mt the
mercy of our forces the moment the lat
ter desire 10 cake ii. Also, that reliable
accounts inform him that Savannah was
being evacuated by tile people as fast as
possible, they fearln. that Com Rogers
would attempt to take possession of it
lie further states that Commander TAT
nall of the rebel fleet had given it as hi.
opinion that the entire rebel defences oi
the Southern coast must be abandoned, M
they could not stand the armament of oul
fleet
There Is reason To believe that the reb
81 steamer George Page has captured .w,
merchant sehooners off the mouth q
Qaantlco Creek last night.
Com Craven, flag -ofiicer OF the Poto
mac totllla, has been detached from tina
service and ordered TO the command of tn
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-02
w a ~hingion. No,

A gentleman, arrived from the Nirsir-
- slde III the Potomac to-day states that
tie 9th and LIST regiments OF New York
the latter commanded b. Col. Cone, made
reconnaissance ilom Springfield, 8 miles
from Alexandra, On Thursday, aud went
three and half miles beyond our pickets
towards Manassas, when, discovering d
rebel force numbering, it was supposed,
5000 men, they returned to their start
ing point, reaching i IN good order with
out casualties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-02
Skirmishing al Fairfax Court House
Washington, Nov. 90.

Washington, Nov. %.
\ reconnaissance was made yesterday
by a squad of Lincoln Cavalry, under "
II. Boyd. They proceeded to within
about q mile OF Fairfax Court House,
when they observed rebel lnfanty par
TALLY concealed in rifle pits, which extern
dcd across the turnpike. A few rebel
Cavalry were also in the rear and within
rifle range. Shots were exchanged. One
of our men had his arm slightly grazed
BY a ball, and rebel was killed The
Cavalry and Infantry Of the ene--y were
seen to change their positions by falling
back into the town.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-02
DISPATCHES FROM PORT ROYAL.
New ! ork, Nov. 30.

New York, Nov. 30
The L. s transport Ocean Queen, from
Port Royal 9TH, has arrived.
Com. Dupont has tranferred his flag
from the Wabash to the Susquehanna-
He, together with Gen. Sherman, had
just returned to Hilton Head in the
steamer Mcclellan, from Tybee Island
having landed force of T.. S. marines
there, who had commenced repairing the
Notifications aud constructing new ones
4 fleet of s gunbosts was off Tybee, to
cover the troops if necessary.
The rebels had sunk two vessels be-
tween Tybee Island and Ft.. Pulaski, in
the narrow part of the Savannah river, to
prevent the federal feet from reaching
that city.
4 small schooner had been sent up TO
one OF the islands above Hilton Head, to
load with cotton, and would sail in few
days, by order Of the naval authorities.
The fleet that was fitting out at Hilton
Head for another expedition, was ready
and awaiting orders which were expected
BY the Bonneville. just arrived. Beau
tort was still unoccupicd BY the Federal
troops, il not being considered Of impor-
lance at present, Two gun boats were
still at anchor off that place. The city
was visited daily by officers of the army
and navy.
There had been no engagement between
the lederals and rebels, nor had any OF
the latter troops been seen either at Hill
ton Head or Beaufort.
But little ar no use could he made OF
the darkies rs they do not care much al
present Tor any unnecessary exertion
They ere having too good times to do an,
work The British steam frigatc I'm
nortalitc was at anchor The transports
were busy discharging their inmens,
stores
The Vanderbilt would sail for Y. Y. il
about two days.
Storchouses erected were being rapid,
filled The health Of the troops was gen
orally good a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-02
CHERIFEs SALE.
STATE or IOWA: Lex couSrs-ss.

STATE OF IOWA. LIB cnuSTS--sS.
ny yrtne Of special execution directed Issued
hs the Clerk rf the District Court " said county W la
suf ~ Frank Balnger antt W, Pefrlne and against
D. III. kirkpatrick. land also decree against Mara
ski and others have levied upon and Will sell
the highest bidder the door ~ tho Clerks Once of
the District Court Of Lee County Iowa. nj keokns -
said county. on tile 3ath day IL December A.
d. 1861. between the hours OF o'clock q. m. and 8
O'clock D. of said day commencing at2 o'clock ~ NJ
the following property, o-wit lying and being la the
County of Lee aud State of Iowa. constituting part
the south quarter OF section hiy~siN SOL twn-
ship sixiy-six 6h, range five lbi wests BEGINNING
at stake the ba NIX Of The Missssppl river pa tetl
sast large rough and the centre oi said
quarter section thence north 1871 degrees west Na feet
surface measure TO stSne on the edge u hlgh hanh
above Indian Creek thence north ard west, oonnubE
the " said high bank, IL feet to another stoha
the edge said high banks thence north b04 west
down said bank horizontally, CROSSING said creek. \"
six feet the Top " the bank thene" eonfinH"
Ing six from the top II said bank UP SAID creek ~
all III feet 10 another stone, thence crossing said
creek horizontally up said bank AID surface
1919 3-lO u the bank i73 feet above tbs
beginning corner this iur he parallel 10 the ari
line that il south 73a ~ thence 49, feet down thf
river 10 the beginning; for the payment ~ SAID Jus
nent.
AIKEN levied upon and tu he soId by order # Court
t. satisfy said writ If execution.
keokuk. November 2alh is6l
H. NJ. GRIFFITH,
nvapata sheriff d County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-02
GHEkIEF S SALE.
STATE opIowA: Lrx corsry-ss

By virtue ~ special execution 10 me directed, -
sued by The Clerk the District Court % - county
Ia OF Ezra Overall and against i. T. Cave, lAnd
also d decree against Richard Piles and ofhersl have
lev led upon and viii 80 IL 10 the highest bidder al the
door ~ the Clerk uiee Of the District touft Of Lee
County. Iowa At heDkak IN said county, "a The 3oth
day af December. II. I-Sl, between the honrs ~
o'clock a. and o'clock p. N. Of said day COM
meHeing al o'riork D. the IliawihK property, 10
wit the east half 81 the southwest quarter ~ section
eislH II aud he east hai 81 the fractional norm
quarter " section eighteen Els] all in township sixty
SIX GA north, OF range siA u wust ~ Lee tonhtsB
tn@A. for Ie payment ~ said Judgment.
Taken. levied upon aud ~ be e0i sf afasf ~ inHt
tn ssiisfs said srit 81 nknsutsaas
kAekak, Auf4 ~. tkni
III As GRIFFITH.
al gU4ta AAeflA Olive I0uats, Iowa,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-02
NEW YORK m asskRT.
New York, Nov. 80.

lour-Market dull and dropping, sales
at s5 35Na5 40 for Super State; So so
fns5 10 Extra State: III 30M5 40 Super
Western; rs 50N5 70 Common to Modi.
nm Extra Western; ST. s0MS5 90 for
Shipping brands Extra X. II. O.
Wheat Market fayors buyers, with i
large supply; sales At 81 2oMsl ~ for
Chicago Spring; vi 26fnsl II for Mil.
Club 81 81 Winter Red Western.
Corn Market quiet sales At 63e for
Mixed Western.
Whisky Quiet at 20,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-02

STATE or Tow A: Lar 1ors1s-Ss
Bs virtue ~ sl'eelh eNeeutat to direct II.
snea Nv the Clerk ~ he District tart said eopttg
favor 81 Francis Woodbridge and 9th aud agahef
Fdw ard h4ihaarue. .tna also decree agaHst Car h
4 kiihoafne aad oNers,1 has Levied upon and vii
el To the highest hiddtr the door 81 the CLERK
Osaee n the District Court OF Lee Ceants Iowa.
keekuk IN said equity, the auth day of December
A. II. lrGi. between the hours Of O'Clock u and
O'Clock p. NJ u said dAys commencing ~ o'clock T.
the foowin lug property ta-w3t the undivided Ell Gil
nntbs r.sl Of lots eight sni nine asd 81. and Af
1901 OF the north end ~ iots and eleven 10 II
in block three 3 in the City Of keDknk, Lee Gouns
Iowa. for The payment VI said judgment.
Taken, levied upon aid 10 By sold ~ erier Of Court
TO satisfy said writ ~ execution
heoknk, November 2ssh, f-4i
III. NJ GRIFFITH.
nv3piid sheriff IT Lee County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-02
NOTICE.

To James ID. Whetham and r. L. Mckenny. Ynu and
each OF you hereby notified that there In now
file I'm the office Of the Clerk ~ the District Court OF
Lee County iowa. at Keokna the prtitsoa Of Freeman
Knowles claiming of you james ID. Nhetham The cHn-
ceilAti0n and setting aside Of cersin deed made 10
YOU by Freeman Know les and wife tn the following real
estatee towit the north west quarter of the south
easiquarter Of southeast quarter OF section eleven
township sixty five north OF i've west. In Lee
County, State OF Iowa and also the re.eonyeyanre
OF the
And unless you APPEAR and make answer 10 said pc
utoa on before or the I'd day the next term
OF said Court, 10 commence keoknk tho first
Monday OF February. A. d. lSa, defsat will be en-
tefeYi against You and Judgment rendered thereon
prayed Tor In the petit ton.
HIRAM KNOWLES.
Uer q q Any Tor rilsu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-02
mon lreutth

ss~"Compromise, word which can
now be uttered only by those speaking
openly and directly in the interests Of
the Rebellion. SO long as the Rebels
have arms in their hands, there is moth
ing to compromise nothing but the
honor of the country and the integrity
of the Government; and who, but he
who is ready to fill towards grave,
is prepared for submission to such hu-
initiation as this FL .Jos1'h Hott, "
heafucL.D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-02
Hebei Leaders ~ Wnin tho M ont
QuOH I'm OF ONGKEAs.
Special TO the Tribune.

Washington. Noy. 20.
The Government has received intell-
gcnce, to-day, that the leaders Of the re-
bellion in kichn onl and in the Confeder-
ate camps across the Potomac are at last
satisfied that they arc beaten in the issue
of arms which they have made, and that
tie cause Of secession i a hopeless
one.
The apprehensions Of no quorum in
congress next week are groundless. Ii
was decided by Speaker Grow at the
last session, that majority Of each house
means . majority OF members elected -
NinelH.tw constituted a quorum last ses-
sion, and ninety-three Or ninety nine will
be needed this winter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-02

STATE or IOWA LEE CoUNTy-Ss,
BY virtue a special execution 10 me directed is-
by Clerk the DIST rtct Court said County
favor of j. r. Hotnish and Lloyd D. simpson, for The
use a Ford, 6orhAm n ford and J. p. H0rulsh, aEd
against Isaac Morley, IT, land aro drcfHe against
David iukfns aud others } have levied upon aud III
sell the highst bidder the dor of the Clerks 0f
dee ~ the District Court OF Lee County Iowa ~ kee-
kHk IN said caGBty. the thirttrth day ~ Beeelg
be-, A u. 1861, between the hours at e'ciork 4,
and O'Clock r. Of said dBy, commencing at a'clk
the fellow property ta~ni being thai portion
of land situated In section thirteen Iial township six
tynve 1901 north range hve I5 west, IN Lee County
and State 81 Iowa bounded The south by the lands -
J. p. Uornis the tst by the Avenue running irht
the CITY OF keok ak 10 tie town ~ Mvtifcse sail
Avenue IL now located through SAID section land
aud known Grand Avenue, on the north by the lamb
OF Jonathan Wykof uow known snford and OF ii q
hN line running due north and south and begin
ming - poles east Of the POINT where said Avenue ih
tetsrcts the north boundary line III The lands Of hr said
y Hornish being seven acres more less. ri -
mnch shall he necessary fer the payment e. $40
Judgment.
Taken leved upon and Ia be sald ~ order Of Court
q salty said writ If execution.
k4osuk, Nov. Goth, 1851.
Ill, NJ. GRlFFfTH.
hv3udtd Sheriff az Lee County
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-02

The boat from Old Point has arrived
but brings no news letter. A great many
rumors were Aging about relative to the
affairs at Pensacola One story was, that
Fort Pickens had been taken by the reb-
els. Another, that Fort Pickens was
victorious and that Gen. Bragg had been
killed Another, that after two days
hard fighting great storm arose and both
parties had To CO ase firing.