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! q. Cheese.
b) Bxs. H..ssfsfst ~ y ,,eo !. $3.50
MsrthIs-d % IaiD-s,.
b Of arbs bsssfs scsas foS5: u, ss.as .a'
with ills''ra.iens. or, ssis y ,.a~,rr,
DRIED Apples.
ono BAGs prime received The day on consign-
..,l1s AAhl0'' t :s.!in-r.
PunE ITALIAN sA kobs qls, 5sT ;t' sa &
jess % Main-at.
NEW 6OOKO.
CILAs MARINER, BY the ssshor Of "Adan
- Bede.''
United states Tactics.
Army hegulstions.
Soldiers Handy Book.
Appleton : Maps OF che Seat Of War.
jels.d o6DEN. BRowEELL co.
VOLEM AN s LONDON MUSTARD,
~ Hesker's FarinA,
Corn Starch,
Pearl Sago,
Bakers Chocolate,
Assorted Extracts,
Lshstsss and Sardinss
Low 4 son = {l.ondon) Toilet eosr,
Valencia RaIsiDsy ~ per pound,
DouHle Re6pAd powdered Sugar,
Crushsd, snd Refined Whits Sugars,
Clad&sA end Brown Sugars,
For sale low by KUB1hTsON BRO,
je26 --T- 70 hain-st.
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ssragssas Nsssce.


10 John A. Bishep, ksther Par1sh, wn- Parish,
Jossph Parish, Nary Parish widow. MAsx
j. Parish tminor1, Thos Parish ipdfviooallx ~
- administrator u Jossph q. Pssish, assiDeu
tdcfendants): 81 ~ MI
VoU are hereby respectively sotilso ~ tksso
! ID ne~ % Sic in The C.sskss o. - ~ -.
trct Court Of Lee OSsnty, Ie1a, . ~ Ma4iaDa, 3
petition u Hlran bArn4y, slaimlneA tU1rooent
on foreeiassss II . oer0Ass AGaisi sAid 1ohs
A. bishop above na1ed lss tbe sua ~ the theu-
said dc1lAss, With ten per dent. Intsssst from
The ~ 10y II JAAnsrs. 1851, spA aspssiAl And
~ NisAsSr 49, -
sgaiast III ssid defendants above named. praying
also ies sesssls srs q : scssssgs gives p sssa
JeAn a. DisAep TO nsrsh, Les : Delsvan, Truss
to-, Ac., spsn the South-East qsArtcr section
tSsnty-svs l3s]. Township . y.ssssn tc7 Nsrta
Hat &c i've l51, in lsss cosnty, lows; the aal4 II
said mortgages pr.0is.s % i~y a sAid dsbs, The
sxtisgssh Deut VI sll squity 81 rsdsnptiop tAsre-
In, Tor c0sts snd general relief.
Nov - aSd eseA II you IRE notified - appem
aud snsvsr ssid petition - The norsiBg - SAs -
day II the nsxt tsrn VI said Csurs - hsl8so -
tho Aret Mo4day Of December. lksl, o. jndgnsAs
fau1t. II. 6cU11 HOWELL,
JuDs -, i0e1-4w 6Olie1tef leg petiticEes.
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July IL, Ie61-dlm Plt1s' Attorneys

To joseph Parrish, Thomas Parrish, EstAsr a. Par
risA, william Parrish, Thomas FaErikh % exc
outer Of Joseph G. Parrish, decreased, Mary J.
Parrish, widow. AID AaryJ ParsisA, child and
ninor heir u seia Joseph e. Parrish, deesossd,
JohA A. DisAops hirs0 nasnsy, :. 3. Boaasr,
Hove, Piers D Company, Samuel J. Miller,
Alfonso CeAudAll:
VOU ard cash Of you are hereby notihed that
j there 10 nov on 6le In the oi6ce "a the Clerk
OF he District Cosft Of Lee Cosby, love-, Of
Fort MaAsson, pstiiisa q II. W.Sa9pls, ~ tie
oss asd bsas1t of l.. b. Boomer, s1ainiae 81 80
The said joseph Psrtsh, ThoDas rsssish n yCsr
ova right md - sxecateRs u Joseph G. Parrish,
dsoeasoA, EsshAs 4. Parrish aDA Willisn Pasrisn,
the sun u seven thossand dollars, with 10 per
cent. interest per anpum, payable annually, ~
money due on Mortgage nsde By yoa and the
said Joseph G. Parrish, since deceased. TO John A.
Bishop, TO- secure The purchase noasy Of certain
Real Estate, described in ssid petition, 10 Lee
County, lows, dated May 10th, A. D. 1885. sLo
claiming against each Ut you tho foreclosure OF
said Mortgage. which has been ASST gnsd to the said
II. w. sample, in trsst, BY the said John A. Bish-
op for the and bsse6t Of the said l.. b.
Booner, and farther asking for sale Of said
remisss, and general relief.
And unisss yOu appear snd answer said petition
on o. before the Of the day Of the next
term of said Court, TO commence at Fort Madison,
on the 6Yst Monday of Decsnbsr, A. D. 1881 3
defxtsA viii - sa&sssd seaisss ys~ - j1Ae~eA&
rendered thereon y pray yea for In seid petition.
NOBLE = STRING,
NAV l0, l66l-Im PltGs Att'ys.
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The Evening Post.

THE OLDEST d. mOCRATIC RE.
PUBLICAN JOURNAL IN THE
CITY OF NETWORK;
NOV in the SiXTIETH YRAR Of its existence
IN combines eli the essential elements Of .
COMPLETE FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
1t lie devoted to the support Of the Democratic Re-
publican party. WITH II II RIGHT. and Of DE VI
OCRAT1C PRINCIPLES ALWAYS! 10 the nm.
com promising advocate of
Free soil, Free Labor Free speech
strict Construction Of the Constitution, and On
Economic al Administration Of the Govern me Mt
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MILITARY 0OONN.

GycOTT's TACTICS. price q 50
~ Hardce's ssrf4 90
U. s. infantry :" adopted May Ist, 1851, IS
Cavalry Tactics, adopted BY the W Or Dep 3 7b
Visls . Hs, tnook I'm Active Service, ! %
Army keKaia, IONS for 1901 50
HArdee, in UeYmSn, 80
Hand Ho,t for g. 8. Service, IS
Maps Of the Seat Of War, 10
Forsals BY. NV. RSTCOTT,
je16-d Main-Gt.. "a door from 9TH.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR THE CURE or
Conferences, .jaHndics, Dyzpspsia, hsa.yssa.oss,
Dyse,aery, Foul Stomach, EyyapelGs, Headache,
Piies, Rheuratin,, E,uptions and slim Diseases,
Lirer Complaint, Drupsy,, 7sttsr, 7tasovs and
Sab Rheua, Worms, Gosa, Nsxrn!gia, ~ q
Dinner Pin, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coatcd, 20 that the mast ssns-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best apcvicnt In the world for all the purposes Of
family physic
Price - osnts Per Boz; Five boxss 1br ol.00.
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent pcrsonages, have lent their
TO certify the unparalleled ussflnes ofthese
remedies. but our space here viii not permit the
insertion Of thep. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC IN which they
gwen; with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should b fol-
lowed for their cure.
DO not be put Of BY unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on
Demand AYER's. and take no others. Tbs sich
want the best aid there il fx them, and they should
have 1t.
All our remedies are for sale BY
BARTLETT, kAik = Co., Agents for Ksok Il
and sold ~ lealsrs In Medicines every here.
feb95dAw
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DIR. T., G.. AVER Z CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Psass, ~ per Dsstlss eix Dssslss fer %.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won ~ itself such \ Yenown for the cure Of
every variety of Threat and Lung Complaint, that
1t is entirely unnecessary for W 70 recount the
evidence of its virtues, ~hareser II has been en-
ployed. Az 10 has long been in constant use
throssghout this section. Ne nesd not do more than
Assure the people IT. quality il kept up 10 the be
il over has been, and that il may b relied on 10
do for their relief all 1t has ever been found To do.
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Sweet Cider.
z DBLS. Psnnsylvsnia oder for ssishz
= sQpsnzso. : 3Eoy
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Which Is printed on large folio sheet, contains .
full account OF the occurrences OF the day, the ID
test foreign intel usive NEE
public docunsn Of interest and impor tanee-
Proceedings Of Congress and Of tho State Leesla.
ture-Popalar Lselur~r- Tslss- Poetry--kevie
and extracts from New Books-City Nsvs-speeial
full end sccurat reports Of Commercial and Finsn
cisi Affairs, New York Markets, including Stock
and Money Markets, together with the Cattle
Markets Of the country, and such Foreign markets
~ are OF general inteTsst Its editorial DISGUST
tiOOs A<s slways frank. fearless and indepe ndent
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Contains oil the reading 9TH Daily Evening Poi
and the latest news. by telsgraphs and mails, d
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ID NOBLE 4 HTROnG,
juno 10, t86l-1m Att'ys Tor PltE.
GRGAl \ OTICE.

Ak6Ak NOTICE.
To Elizabeth CsEather and L. II. Caruthsrs, hss
hutband, Caroline Diliott and Samusl Ellists, hss
hesbsnd. Harriet Bhrbem and --- 6hroso, hss
ASsbsnd, Sarah Todd and 49, Todd, her hos
band. Henrietta HAverstick and - Hsvsr-
stick, her husband, James Wilson, J. X. CopsliD
Vim. W. Cspe1in and Carrie J. Copelia, 9iaor
heirs It Jana n. D. Copslia, dsasaasd.
NOU and saSh Of yos are hereby notified that
Il there 10 now on Ale ID the ice Of the CLERK OF
the District CeuSt Of Les sounsy, Iowa, u Kee-
xxx. = petition and supplemental petitisn Of Nat.
Lafon claiming the fors closure q certain mort.
gaee executed BY I /. AcKenny and0eo. B. VIII.
SON to John 6tennus and John HamiIton, sn1 new
the property O plainti6, 70 secure csstsis prom.
isory note, en vhich note judgment y Alss slAiosd
which mortgage conveys the following property,
10 Wit Twenty feet Of the rear eads VI ioss seven
e., and eight, {s) In block thiFty-sit t3s1 In ths
city Of Keokuk, Lee county, IeaA, ntss pAsticu-
aFly described In said pettion in which ssid rssl
sstatsft u alleged, that you have some intsfsst
- the heirs At Law OF the said Geo. D. Wilson nov
deceased.
And unlsss yos appear and ssswer said petit.
tion o. Or before BOON Of TIE dry the next
term Of the said District Court. hsing the Sep
tenber term, o6l, decree will y rendered againat
yoA il aseosdanss VIII thspFsyer ofsstd petition,
aud sn your inssrest, claim and equity offsdsmp-
ton IN and seid pseuisss will ~ cut Of and for
ever tarred sna forsoiosed.
MoCKARY BRUCE,
INV 4 1R61.Alm pltHhs Attoruova.
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sz~Tbs Estate Of Natrimouy9 is on

nsr The .'State OF Matrimony Is one
Of the Uuited ,States. 1t is bounded By
a ring on one side and cradle CD the
other. The climate is sutry till you pass
the tropics of Housekeeping, when equally
veather sets in with such power as to
kean ali hands as cool as cucumhers.-
For the principal roads leading to this IN.
tersstips state. consult the first pair oi
black eyes you ruD against.
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VOL 90.
Published by Theodore SchOch.

TERMS.--Two dollars per annumin advance-Two
dollars and quarter half yearlyand if not paid be-
fore the end Of the year, Two dollars and half.
No papers discontinued until all arrearages paid,
except at the option of the Editor
9Advertisements of one square (ten lines) or less,
one or three Insertions 81 co. Each additional inseT
ton, 25 cents. Longer ones In proportion.
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Cards circuars. Bill Heads Notes, Blank Receipts,
Iusiices Legal and other Blanks Pamphlets &c, pr-
Red with neatness and DESPATCH on reasonableterms
at this Office
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JOB PRINTING.
RAMGW P&IIIIPINGfo

Having general assortment of large, plain ana {
namental Type, we are prepared TO execute every
Scription of
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SPEECH OF THE HON. A. K. MCCLURE,

On the Act of the Communication of the ton
mage duties upon all the internal i'm
provements of the State, delivered in
the Senate. Tuesday, Feb. 26.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01

have permitted the Huntsville to reach the Bermuda
and receive the cargo Of the FSgal they have re-
served N their courage and activity to stop an IN
armed neutral vessel on the seas, and take from
her tive venerable nen>combatauts. But for the
Port Royal bOmbardment, the whole American ser
vice would sink beneath contempt.
The extreme anxiety Of the Washington Govern
ment to prevent the Southern Diplemstists reach
ing Europe Is curious proof of weakness in mea
who profess 70 be careless ss to the action Of for
eign powers. The United States have nothing to
fear from Europe, If they 90 on with the war vi
goreusly and succeed in the desired object Of pre-
serving the Union; and it is altogether very
small business to hunt couple Of men over the
ocean, to prevent them from using their tongues to
pursuade the shrewd rulers Of England and France
to do violence to their own interests by entering
upon a.great war Twas bad enough to send yes
sells after them when their departure by the Hlts-
UiIs was announced, but to run the rlsk Of war
with England for such an object is su act OF mid
summer madness. It will add infinitely TO the
strength and dignity Of the American Government
if. without waiting for reconnaissance from Britain
they ct set free the captives and send them on
their road 10 Europe It win be right, which Il
infinitely better than being expedient but it viii
also show that the North has confidence in the good
ness of its cause and does not fear the tongues Of
traitors, well posted though they may be.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01

VOLUNTEERING IN GILEs-This county has already
furnished four full companies under the last call,
aad they are now in the field. ts-wit: Capts. Huns
nicutt's, Hanns's, Worley's and Winstead's. There
are three more already organized that We know of,
viz: Cepts Westmoreland's, GorsOn's and Wheel
ers, and there is one at COrnersville, another at
LynnVille, and one or two others that will be or
gained as volunteer companies in q day or so.
This will make nine or ten hundred men furnished
by this county as volunteers not militia under the
last call Bisides nearly full regiment sent under
the first cal. volunteer militia company wac or
gained in this place yesterday. but we have not
yet obtained the names Of the officers.
Since the above was in type two more companies
have been organized, one under Captain Beavers.
and the other under Capt. H. q. ,Aymett Pulaski
(itizsn, Noe, 20.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01
wnat.tuo northwest wants.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-COngressmsn Arnold, Of
Chicago, has, at the Presidents request presented
him an elRbarate memorial touching the necess ties
and demands of the great Northwest. This provin
cial history terminates with the census Of 1860
showing that the enormous trade on the grestlakeG
is merely nominal expense to the National Treasu
~ of light house and one revenue cutter, armed
with one gun. Mr.. Arnold gives statistics showing
the increased trade and resources of the Northwest
which has two hundred and fifty thousand soldiers
in the field, and two hundred and fifty thousand mer
ready on call. he gives an argument at length
showing the following to be the immediate and
pressing necessities of the Northwest in addition tC
the Improvement of her harbors:
l. A National Armory and Naval Department al
Chicago.
Cd The fertilization Of the Straits of Aackinsw
3D. The enlargement of the Illinois and Michigan
Canal, thereby opening steam navig stiou between
the Lakes and the Mississippi.
Probably the President will advert to these top
les in his Message aad urge Congress to adopt some
or all of the suggestion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01
cen, Prices Movements.

SEpAL1A, No., Nov 25-It is reported that Price
is still advancing towards this place, and that the
Federal pickets we're driven in towards this town
this evening. number Of rebels were arrested
last night who were on their way TO join Price, and
all the secessionists in town are quite certain that
the Union forces are to be driven from this section
of Missouri. They very silent in regard to the
movements of Price. Without doubt he is sd
vancing towards Sedalia.
The military are very strict now, and no one can
pass the lines without q pass signed by the COM
manding officer of hspost
The train from Warsaw arrived yesterday morn
ing They report that q sick soldier left at War
saw was murdered by the secessionists in that
town.
All the business portion Of Warsaw was burned
in the late fire. No clue has yet been obtained a.
who fired it.
SYRACUSE, No., Nov. 25.-Intelligence has been
received here, from parties direct from Osceola
that Prices army crossed the Usage river, at Hof-
mans Ferry, on Friday last, and the advanced
guard would reach Osceols the following day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01
Missouri.

Missouri has been admitted formally as a mem
Der of the Confederate States just in time to illus
trate the herosm Of her brave sons and the splen>
did achievement of her arms. Her RAINS and PAR
SONS have captured the MoNTG oHERE Jayhawkers
and JIM LANES forces. Her PRICEis marching to,
wards St. Louis amid the crOwding thropgs of the
welcoming population. NOCULLoUGH holds sIGEL in
check. The celebration of her admission into the
Confederacy will form one of the most heroic chap.
ters in the history Of the South.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01
NASHVILLE EDGEFIELDJ a KEHEUCH


THROUGH ROUTE 10 TIE WEST AND FHE s0UF
Commencing Wednesday, Nov. 21s 1861.
Trains viii ru1 g. follows
Sis M-Msmphis Exprsss-Rlns daily makes connect.
Ter All points and south. Distance shoftsr and tine
than b. any ether route
3.3OP M-Freight and Accommodated Iran-Daily fsln6
s1cspieil huns only u ClArksTills-
Memphis Express arrives IN NASHVILLE at Iosl5 P, a.
Accommodation and Freight Trains aErivaat 1890 2.
Through Freight for Nsnphs. &c, leaves tuesday, 1h
days and saturdays at 3:3U Freight reserves up 10
e'clock noon
Through Tickets for sale In College Street De Of r Ap
Hickman, Columbus, HunLoldt. JscklSn hohis, ntg Ore
and other places. A. ANDkheoa.
novQ4 n Receiver
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01
Drafting.

Our neighbor of the Gazette is mistaken in suppO
sing thst there has never been draft from the
militia in Tennessee. We are informed by old citi
zens that there have been two drafts in Tennessee
within their remembrance. The most memorable
of these was that of Gov. WIN. CARRoIL's Regiment
who distinguished themselves on the plains of New
Orleans for GOODNESS, intrepidity and efficiency
Such drafted men these have furnished the bright
est page in the history of the Volunteer State.D
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01

WHEAT.-We understand some transactions in
this article first quality, have been made here this
week at 81 so per busheL These are terrible times
on the poor farmers! Wheat only one dollar and
q half per bushel, and Pork selling at the lew hg>
ure of ten cents per pound, and every thing else
they have to sell in proportion. We don't see how
the poor fellows are 70 get along Athens Post,
NoU 29.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01
Affairs at Paducah.

PADUCAH, Nov. 25.-The barracks for winter
quarters ara being rapidly completed at Paducsh.
Affairs are qxiet at Mayfeld, twenty miles frsm
there.
FaJudge Milliken, prominent seeessionist was day
before yesterday killed in political quarrel
The troops at Paducah have not yet received
orders to go into winter quarters.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01
Provisions for North Carolina Men,

E5NEw YORK, Nov! 25.-The schooner E. Shedden
will Immediately commence taking in full cargo
OF provisions for Hstteras Inlet. They are for the
Union men of North Carolina. The provisions are
not from the Government, but furnished by private
donations.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01
DesirnbIe X cal Estate for sale.

OFFER tor sale on accommodating terms, ny very dss
bic Tract Of 90 seres Lard The Nashville Snd
Railroad eight nil Mash vile, st the Al toeh Btpo1
soil is good Is wall Eatsred with three failing prnE1
ace sh pond The dwelling Is coed brick honss Eh
rooms brick kitchsn, tmske hsue and brick srTan1 nc
with all necessary houses, al handsoney oca ed for
Vsnlencs and confoTt-
For lsrs apply 70 O. ". nance IN Nashville ar 70 ne On
premiseS 80. -. -, 49,.
nSv94-dIms JAkEs Y. Hay I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01
War Movements in Indiana .

ISDIAxAPo1Is Nov. 24-The 44th regiment, Col
Hugh B. Reed, from Fort Wayne, arrived here this
morning and went into camp.
The 35th or 1st Irish regiment, Col John c.
Walker will go to Jeffersonvile, where they win %
into camp for the purpose of recruiting the regi
ment to the maximum. They nov have upward Of
seven hundred men.
General Fritz Anneke, celebrated Prussian ar.
tillerists has been appoined Colonel of the new ar
tillery regiment; and Captain Gilman of the rgular
army Lieutenant Colonel
large amount of artillery is being concentrated
here. Large quantities of small arms are constantly
arriving,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01
The New GunBOat and Floating Batteries

CAIRO, Nov 25.-The gun-bost Lexington has gone
up to ST Louis to convey two of the new gun~boats
just finished port to this place. They will prob
ably arrive tomorrow. Active preparations are
being made to place their ornaments on them at
once. Crews will be taken from the 500 marines
that arrived from the east on Wednesday.
Several of the floating batteries are also expected
down Immediately.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01

We give bslow in full the articles of the Toronto
Leader and Globe upon the seizure of SLIDELL and
MASON. They were briefly alluded to by telegraph
The Toronto Leader, the organ of the Government
party, says:
The arrest Of Messrs. Slidsl and Mason, under the
circumstances rected in the Geographic dispatches
is in mapy respects the most important incident Of
the war,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01
Tha nTortar FIear.

ST. LOUIS Nov. 25.-WOrk on the mortar feet
has not been stopped as stated in the Cincinnati
Enquirer but is progressing rapidly, and the boats
are expected tolbe finished this week. The NOR
tlrs are being already cast and awaiting shipme Mt
at PIttsburp,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01
From acknowledgement Movements OF
the Enemys

the Enemys
HEADo IRTERs, COIUNBUS, November 2S.-The fol-
lowing are extracts from dispatches have receiv-
ed to-day. The first is from gentleman at st.
Louis, the second from friend IN Psducah.
First: "The enemy intend TO make an attack on
Columbus in 20 days, with force of from Is, 900
to 100 600 men. If you can repulse them il viii
have better effect than defeat On the Potomsc
There has been shipped from St. Louis to Cairo q
large amount of cannon and ammunition. In St.
Louis there are SO mortar boats and gunboats
Second extract - 4" They say when they do move
on Columbus, they expect to surround you and
starve you into submission. / heard responsible
gentleman, who is perfectly acquainted with affairs
in Psducah and Cairo say that this is the ealcua-
ton publicly expire ssed among the officers at
Cairo"
These extracts shadow forth correctly their
plans, and every effort shonld be made to prepare
q strong force to meet them on my right and rear
No time should be lost.
GID. J. Pillow,
RriU Cen q. s. A T,0mmandiuO-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01

PRoDuCE.-Corn is worth 80 cents per bushel IN
this market, and is in demand wheat 81 so, rea dy
sale. Pork 80 so per hundred, with many wishing
to purchase at these figures. Some small lots net,
have been delivered at that price, Cleveland Bans
ner NOu, 20,
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Attention !---See0nd Ward Militia.
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arket Hcute HoEday m0rbIe fecsmbtF "a rel q 10
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tailed fer active service All PrsrnB claiming ssn IN.
der the laws, viii present e5ssTe with nror pt
10 ne, at The above hall hefoE The hour meeting
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