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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
Dr.. y. McAdOO,

Will promptly attend to all calls.
1thsI IN Title Or souuy,in 10 aamiRlstsrpg 10 the sf
fstea. Particular atsniiou paid 10 Female dfeases.
sh wsr and fluRge baths connected with the ofies,
tK2I.Iv
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
WiIlinm GaIInn.

Clock and Watch Maker.-All
kiRds 0f watches kept opnstantl Y on hand.
Store in Commercial Row.
TiGn, sanl. I'm, 1aaI-1y WI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
Shawhan House

- Shu nan HOUSE
SH AVfNG S AEOON.
HavInF purohassd The interest aad fixtures In The
1hawhan nsuse Barber shsr tormefly bolng to A
Miles, the undsrignedtake this method Of iRtofmins
BE- pubs that he are reads al al tiuosi a. tho olt
tuad sls dsst aorth ofthe shawhen House, 10 give
sitsms, sssd shavs,Rtrim halreqhand a luzprisnt
hAnpoeAing Atthe most reasonabefaiet,
usvf THOMAS LYONS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
w. III. Park, M. ID.

Physician and Surgeon. -.ORice
81 ha'ssirest, M7F'rland's nloak north Of shHwhsn
ilouse, Tidin, OHIO. ma97 80
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12

j. IA. HHOrd,
NobIe. DeWoIr 81 NobIc,

Attorneys & Councillors at Law.
oais' ia Singers New Block, opposite the ropu
House. HovQ5
w.P Noble, D.F. Dewolr, Harrison Noble.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
'McAIistcr, & CowIcs.

Dealers in Stoves, and Manufac-
tufsts Of Tin, Copner and sheetfron Wars Loomis'
New Block, enc door seuh fNayors hardware store.
Tain, AHhl6, ls55-,f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
s NUER sFIh WILLIAM ". lOIlN
Stem & Johnson,

Attorneys 4 Counsellors at Law
CGce 10 Hedges New Bloch, over Yollmers clothing
sprsi Main street Professional bus nessan thscol
lesisH Of all Kinds Of claims promptly attended,
lisa, Deo.l7th, 1858.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
R. q. PENNINsroN..J Q. LEE, " BREWER
Pennington, Lee 4 Brewer,

Attorneys at Law and Solicit
90 IN Ohanocry Rooms ,in siuger's New Blosk, op
q site the Court Hose. Tinn, May t4th, '5s-r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-28

FokEIos DxnAsD raR BxsADsrUrYs.-T The
Cincinnati Gazette contains the following /:
We cav private letter day from lead
ing LONDON banking house, stating thar Eng
land AND France would be compelled 10 i'm ;
port breacssufis largely from this cou0try,
even should no disaster overtakc their bar.
vests. This much. therefore, may be taken
for granted, and with . large foreign de-
nand, such No Ne have experienced the past
season, prices in our markets, while they are
not likely 10 rule very high, cannot be very
low. 4 fair average will doubtless be main
tanned, however values may Huctuate from
time TO time under tho temporary ups and
downs Of she Engish markets.
With regard 80 the demand FOL. Frsnos, We
and the following in the Washi0gton dis
patshss Of the Asw York papers:
IL has been asosrtainsd that agents OF the
French Government have been engaged for
several weeks II purchasing large Quansitiss
Of brsAdstu6s, both ~ tho West and ia the
Eastern etorshouses. The lowest grades arc
taken. Whether this ID because OF the ssar-
CITY OF grain IN France and . timely prssaus
ton Aga MT exobitsus prices, or whether the
Governments 10 preparing for war footing.
IL OF course matter OF conjecture, 40 IL
agents have no information beyond instruc.
tlons 70 buy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-28
InAaan Aliies.

The red men Of the forest are gathering to
the standard Of the South. Albert Pike, the
lndian's friend, acting - Commissioners Of
the Confederate States, IL forming alliances
with the most noted tribes of the West
Even the wild Gam.neh-s, h-rs::.oss sns.n-
able, are about TO DO brought under the pro.
tectlon and influence OF the Confederate Gov
eminent, and mustered into the service Of
tbs Confederate States. Ii will be grand
sight to SEQ . cavalry brigade of those Wild
and fierce horsemen Of the desert subjected
TO the discipline OF civiliSed warfare, fight
Jog the battles Of the South. Our Indian
army will strike terror into the craven hearts
Of our mercenary INVADERS Memphis Az.
alanche, 10th.
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90 M M Il RClAI..
DAILY uATA CRY DvFicE, |
keokak, Aug. &C. |

DAILY uA1A CRY OvFfcE,l
Ksokuk, Aug. 26. I
FLOUR-Supsrfne,$ 81 40 spfipk wheat OK.
ira, 81 rs, Fall wheat, extra, 500.
BRAN AND SHORTS. SOTO 80 perleo.
C0KN--l4to lb.
BAkLEY--No sale.
wHEAT.- In good demand. Fall 60; TO 20;
spring 30; choice do. t5.
0A1h--l4 to I6c.
RYE--70e ;duil. 49,
POIAToEs-New, 20 to rs by the load retail
40.
9ROCEKIEs-Eew Orleans Sugar, fai, sssSc
prime 81 TO 81, clarified 9sa1t4, crushed and Loaf
Il4atza. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bto 4oc, e. II 40
10 45, Goiden syrur,S5 to roc. Ccfee-Rio N
to ISL. Java 20 to &c. Lagnyra 70 10 to 20. Rice
81 to &c.
5OAP--PAlm ele, Family blci German ,tcin.
7ito7a.
cANDLEs--star Toto II, Btsarine Is, sum
mar Pressed, i2a.
IL,
LAKD-6to I; retail 10c.
BUTTER-Common 9 to Z Choice 10; retail
la.
LEATHER-sole rs to Csc; Harness 17a.
HiDEs-Dry ;grsen, n; green sheep psits
% to SOC; green hegskins rs.
HAY-Iimothy, - 5oao 90; Prairie 50a$4
sEEDS.-Hangarian1 Grass %. Timothy 81 90
Flax Seed, n.
SUNDKIEs = Onions, - &c 20 Eert to3l.
feathers, SOC to- y5c; White Beans, so TO I 90
fRUIr-Dried apples, 70 to 80 per bush
Dried peaches 81 10 to lssj Raisins, 81 Tito
Is.
CHHESE--W.R RI; Denmark Ei tot.
BREF-1Aa1c gross; Sc TO 4e per quarter
sHEEP-4l 30 to 81 SO p head.
SALT-0. A.,$1 10 to 2a5psr sack Ksnav.
ha, ~ 70 3 ~ PSF bhi. Livsrpoel, 81 Sta1 %
per sack; Lake ~ ~ TO - - y bbi.
FISH--Mackerel, No. y $50 to 81 y bbl; NJ
1Sisto&I7, No.3 $l7totl3. White, NO Il IS 81
to IS ~ y half Dbl. Cod Fisk bto h.
RAGS-lsc.
OLD IKON--a to lie per h BRASS Ste 1ocpe,
h.; Copper la per n.
Excu AseE--Currency 5to per cent; Bankable
Funds, IL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-28

A correspondent inquiries why it 10 that our
loyal troops--a squad Of tho Maine men
guilty Of characterization, are sent OF for
three years imprisonment at Tortugas, while
traitors taken 10 arms against tho Govern.
nsnt-guilty Of she niehess crime knowo 70
. form Of words to which they attach no
meaning. We reply: We do not know, IN
less 10 tho opinion Of tho authorities It
Washington, sold,sr's quarrel about his
rations, his s.apid olRosrs, or bis poor arms,
10 higher offence than treason. Does the
case admit Of any other explanation p [Chi.
oaa0 Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-28
Troops srriving.

Capt. White Of the steamer Jennie Whip.
pie telegraphed US yesterday from Musoatins
that be is on bis way down with Col. Hof
mans regiment, accompanied by Governor
kirkwood, and expected to BIO here at seven
O'Clock this morning.
A part Of Capt. SCOTS company Of cAv-
airy arrived yesterday, and the entire regi-
msnt is expected to be in camp hsro during
the week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-28

why Green Dta not Attack NJ core.
Is xas reported 10 town yesterday that
Mart Green and his fellow rebels, marched
within eight miles OF Athens on Sunday night,
and we're stopped BY traitor from Farming
ton, who went out 10 all haste TO inform
Green Of the re-enforcemsnts which we're
coming up from Keokuk the same night
We give this - report merely, and hope
our friends 10 Pennington will le. Us know
il there 10 any :rnth in il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-28
TINTED STATES MARSHAL's
NITED sTATEs or AMERICA.


DISTRICT Iowa
By virtue Of executton. To directed, issued by
the Clerk OF the Dstrict Court OF thu United States
the Southern Division Of the State Of Iowa. wherein j.
II. Cofman Ia Plaintiff aud John Tempiin and Hugh
orster Defendants, have levied upon and will
sell to the highest bidder Public Auction the door
the Clerks ofbce Of the District Court United
States for the District OF Iowa NJ ksokuk in said Dis
the 1Sth day of September II. 1861.
the hours II o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p. H. Of said
day, the foiln.fng property, situated la Lee county
Iowa part OF lots ten. iU eleven III and Twelve
i2 in block number fifty nine, {59) In the city or Keo
kuk. described by the following metes ana bounds
commencing ninety three tg3 from corner Of
Fulton street on the line Of lot twelve. ti2) Fifth
street, thence al angles sad lots twelve
~ eleven ia aud ten tiol hundred and fifty
thence Snrthery along the line between lots nine lg
and iul in said block twenty three feet and
inches thence right angles said lots ten fD1
eievyp III and twelve i2l enc hundred and fifty feet
Filth street thence soutberiy along Fifth
the line Of said lot twelve, 2 twenty three feet and
inches the place Of beginning reserving
alley feet in width, said properly. enc
hupdred feet from Fifth street.
Taken and levied uron the property Of John Temp
lin, 10 satisfy said writ of execution.
III. NJ. H0XIE. T.. a. Marshal
Aug. 90, 1861. did. BY Harry FrIroN DEPUTY.
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IL A friend wrises Us that rebel sympa.
thizers mistake our quotations from South.
err papers for our own sentiments, and quote
them against the Union cause. We make
such extracts from secesh prints to show the
state Of public sentiment South as well a.
North.
Il 10 our province to give our readers the
news, butt God Almighty has denied them
con mon sense by which to understand IL, We
have no idsA OF going to work ut this late
day TO supply the deficiency. II people have
not eanpsion enough 10 know that We are
DOT responsible for the Southern sslegraphie
dispatches and rebel newspaper articles pub
iishsd in our paper, their case 10 hopeless,
and - shall not undertake to keep . school
for grown up idiots.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-28
IT. NJ. HWAIE, q. y. arshAI
Aur &c, 1861. did. BY HARRY FrLros, Deputy.

ACPEkys$OR& Ot Lee COUNTY.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, that, in ac-
i cordance with section 2. chap. -, scts special
session Of the Sth General Assembly and instruc-
tons from the Auditor Of State meet at the Court
House in Fl. Madison Monday, the Cd day OF
September next at 10 o'clock n. for the purpose
of evyng the several taxes required by sections
ITO and 74o Of the Revision Of 1861 and the tran
saction Of any other business brought before you.
ERIE j. LEECH, Clerk.
Aug 49, lo6l.
plaindsaier rnnv I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-28

TOur old friend Col. Wallace, former
u from Mt Pleasant, we are pleased to see,
has been elected to Congress from Washing.
ton Territory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-28
he Contrmxs-
n exchange has the following:

An exchange has the following:
We areinducai 80 place the following par.
sgrsphs vis avis In order that the public
may become more familiar with the separate
action OF the men to whom they refer
On the eve n the Tho lst Iowa regi
Battle OF Bull Run, the nent OF Vops were
4th regiment OF Penn. entitled TO be dis.
sylvan.s Vols and the charged 90 the morn
Battery Of the New ing Of the late battle
York 6th Militia, in. near Springfield. MO.
sisted On their die bat they voted to hold
charge, and moved Oh 20 long A .ny
OF the field to the fighting vas to be
soupd OF the enens's done, and most nobly
cannon. they sustained their
post 10 the aston.
That does not tell the whole story. nor
does it tell 1t correctly. The battle Of
Springfield Was fought on the 10th the term
OF enlistment OF the Iowa troops Eoulc have
sxpired on the IAih- Bat, seesfJins to
usage, and perhaps Law, they xere emitted
to be mastered ons on that day 81 the place
xhere they were mustered in, Keokuk. Three
or four days before tho battle, Gen. LYON
told them that tbey-havinR only the time
that would enable them 10 reach Ksoksk on
the 18th at liberty 10 20. They called
- ASks.S0s5A ADSIttuks I'LL tu VIZ 1857 N 10
voted that they would not leave their Gene
raj, no matter how long detsinsd, while be
Vas in danger Of attack from the force be-
fore him. Their loss Of l6l killed and
wounded. shows how faithfully they kept
their word. The gallant State OF Iowa viii.
during this war, deserve many commsn ds.
tions such ~ this noble act OF her sons has
called forth.-lUhioago 1rib.
q The New York News says 'stbe people
Of the North have no sympathy with lhe
var" The News 10 owned BY ben. Wood,
and the war nseferes with the sale OF lottery
tickets This Is the caase of the milk IN
lAat oosoa-nut. ese YlsMsa FAE1
"Peace," in the noushs Of shs secession-
ists, Deaps the destruction OF the Vnion and
al the sofrbfe eonseqotnces that world co.
sus. Louisville journal. -.
Il msans little slss 10 she mouths OF North.
ern Democratic Committee men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-28
nr.Dg N ss..,. .sa Env.,ope..

HstnH ~ Sts9Hs aDa Envelopes.
Persons having stsnps and envelopes ef
the old style will return them to the Pos.E
ofhcs in exchanges for the new style during
the present week.
N,ns of the oid stumps Or envelopes Wit
be received at this Office for postage after
Saturday next.
j. B. HOWELL, p. III.
Aug. 20, 1861.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-28

TAxsss-.Iax-nayers will notice MIR. Ste
ven's loud call. The list becomes delin quens
nexs Monday, after which cos,e, dc, will be
added.
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Baggage Checked Through-All
Transfers Free.
FARE ALWAYS AS Low AS BY ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
BUY TICKETS VIA PITTSBURG.
TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALI 1fan
MAIN GEk1CES.

FRELGHTS.
By thisroute Freights Of all description. "a.
be forw arded from Philadelphia, New lork, loe
ton or Baltimore, toor from any point on the
Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky Indiana, Illinois.
Wiseonsla, IovaoI Missouri, ~ RAILROADS d.
REcr.
The Pennsylvsnia Railroad also Connects NJ
Pittsburgh with steamers, by which Goods can b.
forwar led TO AnJ point on the Ohio, Muskinsum,
Kent ucky Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois, k.is.
sissippi, Wisconri Missouri, Kansas, Arkans.s.
and Red Kiver.i and At Cleveland, Sandnsky ana
Chicago With steapersto allPorsa on the Nos III.
Western Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the ira ns-
portation of their Freight to this Con pa nj, car
rel, with confidence on its speedy tranaft
THE kAIks OF FREIGHT 70 any point In
the West by tb q Pennsyivania Railroad IRE al eli
,,mes faUorGbif charged By ofAe, Raiir Dad
Compdntss.
~ Bep articulaito mar ! packagess VIA PEHs.
K. "-Hx
E.J .SsEEpER, Philadelphis.
MAsRAwA KooEs, SO North-st. Baltimore.
LREcE 4 Co., No. 3 Astor House, or No. Il s..
Wm. ST., N. Y.
LxRcr 4 Or. No. II StAte.treetA boston.
H. IL. HO u sTON ,Gen Freight Az =, PhiladelpLia
l.. l.. HOUPT, Cen Ticket Agent ,Phila del ID
ENoCH LEWIS, General sup't, Altoona, Penn
Aug 'ei-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-28

TIE WoRKINo FAxHsR 10 the title OF one
OF our best Agricultural exchanges. II 10 .
monthly, BY Charles b. Napes, New York,
and the subscription price il $I.O0 per %.
nun.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL


THE CENTRAL
e P1 ia
RAILROAD,
Iss First Glass Road in oil r.spect+,
with ass miles OF Doubie ira CT.
TAkEE DAILY TRAINS,
with Connections from ell Points w ST.
From Pittsburgh to Philadelphia,
All Connecting Direct to New York,
Morning Mail, Afternoon Fast | line,
Night Express.
One Train Daily From
PlrrsBUReH 70 Nkw YoRK CRY,
a4aO miIes.)
WITHOUT GRANGE OF CARS,
Via Allentown and Eagton,
With Direct Connections from Western Cities,
ARRIVING HOURS
In ADVANCE OF OTHER ROUTES,
IN TIMEFoR BOSTON
BY RAIL OR boat LINES.
Express Train Runs Daily-Others
Sundays Excepted.
NINE Daily Trains from Phiiadelpha to New
York. Tickets good on any Line Or Train.
New York or Boston Tickets via Pittsburgh good
VIA PHILADELPHIA On ALLskrowN.
Boat Tickets 10 boston Coed VIA
any OF the BOat Lines.
Two Daily Connections from Harrisburg to
BALTIMORE AMI WASHINGTON.
Baggage Checked Through-All
Transfers Free.
FARE ALWAYS AS Low AS BY ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
BUY TICKETS VIA PITTSBURG.
TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALL 1iaE
MAIN OFFICES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-28

Wcpublish day the Muster Roll Of Capt.
Torrenoe's Company, in the First Cavalry
regiment. We are glad to learn that their
quarters are much moro comfortable tha q
during their FIRST sojourn in Burlington, and
the men seem in good spirits. The horses
Of this company were appraised on the 2Osh
at rather reduced 6gures, but it Vas ss.is-
factory 30 have il done At all. II 10 not yet
known whittier this regiment will bs sent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-28
New Advertisements

lssa Ach ~ Notice.
MISSES ANNE FLETCHER AND BELLE
lyl BROWN will open = Private School, in the
Central School House, the Grst Monday IN sep
tcmber. fM SS
Terms. $3.50 per session of twelve weeks, paya-
BILE In advance, Or during the first week.
Aug. 25-dGt.
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{ Plain dealer copy j
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OFFICE or THE BoaRD or CcMMnsioKERs1
Dks MoIrEs RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
keosauqua, July "a. 1861.
NOTICE il hereby given that the undersigned.
IN Commissioners of the Des Moines River In
provement, appointed under an Act Of the Legisa-
tnre Of the State Of Iowa. passed March Bird, 1860
entitled Act IN relation to the Des Moines Riv-
Improvement will proceed to offer for sale to the
highest bidder, ell the interest Of the State of Iowa
II and 70 The Locks, Dams and water power. and all
the lands and lots aPpurtenant thereto situated and
located y the following points on the Dcs Moines
River: At the towns Of Bentonsport aud Bonaparte,
in the county Of Van Buren, and at the town Ok Gro
ton in the county Of Lee State Of Iowa, as follows
At Bentonspor on Tuesday. Sept, 10TH At O'Clock
r y. At Bonaparte on "Wednesday. Sept. 18th, at
two o'clock :. ~ and 1t Croton on Thursdsy, Sept.
18th, 1861, at 3 o'clock r. n.
Said sale will be made in conformity with The til
section Of the Act aforesaid.
Terms and conditions further made known 1t the
places and Oh the days Of sale
EDWARD JOHNSTON
.f E. ], JEWETT, Com'n.
=. MAYNE,
Aug. 20-dtd.
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K EOKUK CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

~ EONUh ILA5DlOAL bOHOUIA.
The first session OF the fourth year OF this Institution
W. ce..l..ss A.Auay, scplcnp1r the heaii-
cal College, corner 1th and Blendean streets.
The Scholastic Year consists OF ~ weeks, and 10 d.
vided into four sessions closing with public Exaina
ton and other appropriate exercises last Wednes
day aud Thursday Of June.
Terms per Session.
Beading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, His
Tory, &C ~ ~
Latin, Greek and Higher Acknowledgement 10 70
w. w. JAMESON, A. NJ,
August ", 1851. DIV. Principal.
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kEOkUk FEMALE AEMlNAnY.
This Institution will commence its fourth acad-
ademic year on Monday, September 9th.
II IL important that pupiIs designing TO attend
should b present punctually at the opening Of tho
Session, m Glasses will then b. Il rmed for the first
half Of the Seminary year.
For Prospectus apply to either Of the officers
Of the Board, or to the Principal
W THOMPSON, Pres't.
III. HTkONG, Bec'y.
Ang. %, 1861 .-d1wIm.
ADmINIATAATOK,s NOTICE.
NOTICE Ii hereby given that the Subscriber has
~ been duly appointed Administrator Of the a..
tate Of Jeremiah Day, deceased.
Aug. ~, IS6l.-dlm. ELIJAH DAY.
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NOTICE.
vuVHE Presbytery Of keokuk will meet In Crotop
On Tuesday, sept. Sd, ~ ~ o'clock ,. IN
@. G. BEAMAN, stated Clerk.
Aug. IA, l86I-d
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Two Daily Connections from Harrisburg IL
BALTIMORE AMI WASHINGTON.
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commissioners. III VII
For 5th ward-at the House Of Terence n..,.,-
bourg: under Adolphe Landry, Jossphr Ie>arv. "an.
Dorville Foret, commissioners. scs
For 9th Ward-at the Court HeasA unds, p.,,.
Bauer, Alex Barrow and David Pipes. eommi..,es"N"p
For 7th Ward, at the store Of feSa NJ 0s.~aasts.
under Rich'd Hanrahan, Joachim Richard ~ = y,
Bail, commissioners. am #&8 ~ssg# - = ~
Fer 9Th Ward-At the grocery Of Alexias ~.~.
under Abran' 1obdeli, nc. Leblanc ana 1snsen ~
lain. commissions =. ~ Al
For 9th Ward-at the atoes Of J. f.s-~s
der A.: c: Woods, A. Leelsrcq and A2stole Is.,s =
commissioners 7R@H-1 $500
For 10th ward-at the school hcusSs u ~ 80,
District, under H.. s. Flynn, b. h. 0srisuys ~ ~
NurJin, commissioners sg Ey -.
For 18th ward-at the house u Courtnsv = v~~
under W. D.. Winter, +. Courtney and "a Wxrssfs'
commissioners. s, - y.Ssv
The election to be conducted and rstu,,. Az.
to be made by raid commissioner, IN an res.ee+s.sO'
cording to the provisions Of the Constifuftss -.
laws in such eases made and provided, 49, -
Also BY virtue OF smother proclsnatS6s a. ~.
cellency, Thomas o.. Moore. dated N,pAeEi.. ,ns
1881, an election will Be held on WeASnSr~ ~
vember 8, 1851 for the purpose Of chooeirr eesA-
Der to repl esent the Fourth Congressionaf D~isss3sf i.
the Confederate Congress. Also M Electors ~ -
ident and Vice Presidett Of the Conkdefate0 t.iss
Said elections to be held under the omslsajiISssS
General Elections Of tina precincts desiguatsd 81 -
The returs thereof to be made n al respeets 1css.13.
mably to law in such cases and provided. $500
West Bston kouss, sept. 18th 1851. shs1s
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BaurALlrrEs OF THE HKsslAN INVADERS
A correspondent of the Richmond Enquirer,
writing from Camp Barlow, Pocahortas Co.,
Va, under date OF Sept. 22d, says:
This morning brings sad news to all SOL
diers at this camp haiIing from Northwestern
Virginia. A very responsible gentleman Of
that section rea :hed here last night, with the
Northern Vsndals were committing outrages
in the most fendish and brutal, and perpe-
trating all manner Of devilment their hellish
natnre could c%onjure up. Their Internal foot
steps mark the roadsand byways of the en-
tire Northwest, des troying OUT crops, Just
harvested, bu'nirg our houses; and not salts
fed with driving our wives and children out,
houseless, homeless and friendless, but these
brutes, these fends in human shape, wearing
once the proud uniform of the United States,
are perpetrating atrocities too horrible to re-
late. My pen almost refuses to tell the heart
sicke"ing sale A respectable gentleman Of
Lewis county was ,.thlessly shot and his wife
ost raged by the hi, elings Of Abe Lincoln -
Other ladies have met the same. inhuman
treatment at the hands Of those 6ends led on
to it BY tibet Union " hounds Of our counties
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-05

KENruckY AFFA1Rs.--Tne Nashville psf
riot, of the 9th, says that many rumors from
Kentucky were current in that city, to the
effect that 5000 Lincoln troops had ascended
Green River to the neighborhood of Bowling
Green. and were preparing to drive General
Buckner and his forces out of the State ; that
the Fede,aIs had evacuated Paducah because
Of the threatening attitude. Of Gen. Cheat
ham; that H%aldeman, The principal owner OF
the Louisville Courier. who published a card
pro posing to renew the publication of that
paper as a neutral, news and miscellaneous
paper, had arrived at Bo, ling Green; that
the Southern rights men of the State were
still focking in great numbers to the Confed-
crate banner that the Legislature would yes
terday declare the Statein a condition Of war
against the South that in many of the up
per counties of the State the most decided
demonstrations were being made against the
payment of the Federal war tax; and that
the most intense excitement pervsded the
whole State in relation to the condition of the
State and the whole country. which would
probably lead to a general civil war through
out the State.