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s4AEs,s,aG NOTICE.

District Court Lee Co..
s. S. BILLINGS, ct 81. Iowa, Fl Madison.
10 : : Blisgs, luOlHea billings bis wife, !. NJ.
Billings, i. liaz.itsn. Vim. sullivan, Eliza
sullivan bic wife, b. II. Abbott 4 Co., James h.
Smith : GO John ncal \ Co.. Geo. Beal. Eliza
Eeai, landlord i RrolLsr Alexander johnson
George ! jenkins n Taylor. fob't r.. Carr
A.P. Srauld.pg, CLARK Andrews u. j uray ,
Miller, AlexALdsr = 10, Arch ibai Id llcnders u
j. ". RANKIN, uni Ifttofais, rsttens, Lane a
Merriam, Galloway ehs,er, Emna NJ. vii.
itams, Executor Of George Williams deceased
Andrew Webster, fhiunes, Reynolds a
ichardson, betrge Anderson, r.. A. Ihonp-
son, 1.-The Washington Union InsIrsnce Co."
I" he Cleveland Mutual InsortDre G, mpanv, -
q. B.Tweedy, Peter Strykert shaplelsh, Day 4
CO., N. D. oeorR.f o. Hiram Barney, Y. J.
Bio, X, Duyall keL er 4 Co, VI IN THOMPSON
c., JOSIAH ilaints John ". Ellis & 60 "
y. lesouA lockwood, George Cooper 4 Co,
Aenes p Spap!dirg I'D r. n, johnson nd Henty
Robinson and Wa. suish. Executors of John
Besl deceased tnef.f asrtsl:
yT0U ara hereby stIally notified that there
4 isnow on lie tho lerk's otlee II the District
Court ~ &c County, Iowa, - Fl. Madison, "a Pc
ttuou IN Chareery II David W. k.itourne, laim-
ing judeu.eaF agalnst : :. Billings for fifteen
thousand dollars upon hi, promiEstry Iotes. and
against al ~ said DIT dam the fofecEsure OF Il
mortgag e III ate ~ eatd :. Il. Billings said Xii
bourne ,seeutit said uetes, upon . part VI lot
twelve ia, block twexty-tis t26], lot fronting
sixty-one teet Oh S.col street BY City feet d. sp
omme nciDg fifty feet from Johnson street, in the
city Of keokuk Lee County Iowa; praying tor ,he
sale Of SAID premises discharged Of all liens Of
each AT d all Of said defendants, and for general
relief; and alse fora general execution againft
said :. Billings for W much Of said PLAINTIFF
claim ss the sale Ut raid lot fhall Lot pay off.
And you must zach spIear and ans ~er said pet,
ton BY noon of these day u the next term Of
said Court, to be holden % the lat Monday OF
recember, A. ID. 1861, or Judgment and decree
will be had therein rs prayed for.
fY
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IT. Nancy Miller tlste Floyd. administrator az estate
ot II. Floyd. deceaseds Daniel Floy8. Martha JaHe
FipFd, flsn Floyd, John Floyd, James stroud, and
Margaret Ills, defendants
fon, and each 81 hereby net lied that there ~
ole ~ the Office II the Clerk II District
curt = Lee County. Iowa. al keOkuk petition -
Hiram Barney claiming OF Won. Nancy Miller, admits.
TRAITOR II the estate of J. H. Floyd deceased, ihe
# sx hundred allars Ith 10 Per cent inserest per
aHnutn, payable annually. money due tgacr
mada ~ " Floyd. aeec sssd sud since ase %
to sNtd Hiram Barney, ai&o claiming aaaiits caeh at
teu The foreclosure = aid m3ftgage, the same being
upon The S-W. = ~ the ~. a II seetlau twrniy
three, ts3 Township sixtgslx f66) NORTH. Es,s siS
TO- vest Ia lee County. Iowa. FOR the purchase money
FfMlns pr ~ Injunction Ia star waste, renewing tim
be sc. aud further asking fDf sale % said prem
aud general relief.
AID unless Yen appear and the said petition
en ~ before noon fthe second day q the ~
SAID Court ~ commence Kekuk 0n the frst guday
Of February d. s62. adefaat Will be entered gasi
sou, atd Judgment rendered thereon PRAYED for
said petition. IT. SCoIT HOWELL
keekuk, Iowa. sept Oh, Old Att'y fUr Pltsr
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Aug. Z. 1ssi-dlm Solicitor for Petitioner
ORIGIN Al, Nsbk lsk..


TO Chss ". stage, frederick Zugg. puyaI, keigh-
Ter 4 Co, C. NJ. slaughter Bro, l.. u. " ebrter
4 Co., 1heyer, Alduch q Co., A. J. Irownstine
4 TO A. u. brinnsB
Nr0U are hereby respectively notified that there
L il on h.e in The Clerks Office OF the De
trict Court q Lee c, unity, Iowa, at Fl. Madison,
u petition IL Il. j. Nickersham clAiaing of yon
Charles ". Stsgs the sun of twenty-five hundred
dollars, with 10 percent interest pr snnum, pay
able US lily, az money due on proniissory note,
and secured ty amerigese nsde by ypu to J. H..
Holmes ard since ass gnes 10 said D.. j. Wicker
shsn, dated June Is, i u; also ciaimidx sgsinst
each OF you the fcrtciusur u said mortgage, the
same teing upon Lot No. in latham sqnsre in
the city OF keokuk, lee county, Iowa, for The pur-
chase monty, ard further asking for sale of said
premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear aud answer said petition
on or befor, noon II tbs second day ~ the next
term Of said vourt, q commence at ~. Madison on
the rst Monday If ID oember, A. ID. 1861 de-
fault will be entereo sesinst yos, and judgment
rendered theron nIray,d fr nssid pst,tion.
NOBLE A STkUka,
Aug. IA, 1s61-1m Att Us for Pt'f.
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United states Nnrshsi,s sale.

DISTRICT uF Iowa.
ID virtue Of ex eatluu TO me directed issued
kJ by the Clerk ot the siktrict Court cl the Uni
ted States for the Southern Div son Of the District
oi Iowa, wherein Iatten Lane. N erriaIn Co. are
pta uti fs sLd can uel q. Meek, Iucius :. Meek,
Fayette Meek ard Moses 5. Meek are defen-
dants, have letied upon and will sell to the
highest bidder, q. ublic auction, at the door OF
&c court house in hookuk, Lee county, Iowa, on
the 18th day of September, 1861, between the
hours Of 10 o'clocl =. II. aud O'Clock =. m. of
said day, the following property to.wit: Lot four
IA in block two (2t, the undivided half ca Of
fractional lot four ~ in fractional block four ~.
and forty t40l feet front and of of the south
east side Oh lot three "a in fractional hs.cs ions
a, ali in tie town of Pennington, Van Buren,
county, Iowa. Tsken and levied upon as the pro-
pcrtg ef Samuel q. Meek to satisfy said srit of
execution. II. NJ. HOAIE, Il. Is. Marshal.
by HAIRY FULTON, Deputy.
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a-.--~------.... 1870
Al. -NTIgE.

To J. ii Barker, adp nistrstor of the estate of
Tboma, IIardsm III, deceased, kob't Reed and
Vim. Harh,ne, (defy,tantsl;
HIRAM BARNEY has filed in the Clerk's Office
L j of Lee County District Court at heokuk, a
petition ard an amended petition prayitg for a
udg nent againtt yeu said Barker as sdu
&c., for S32a. lie ans 10 yer cent interest from lsi
OF December, 1853, updn a mortgage OF Thomas
Hardvman TO Charles Mason on forty acres of of
he south side IF the southeast quarter Of section
% township sc, range eest, in Lee county, Iowa
Ia sale II said premises to pay said debt and for
general relief, With ccsts
And you must appear and answer said petition
hy noon OF the second day Of the next term OF
said court, 10 be holden on the frst nday of
september, 1861, or Judgment ard decree will be
had therein against you by default
II. SCOTIA HOWELL,
1891 -1irn Solicitor for Petitioner
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Original NOTICE.

10 j. y Hiatt J. r. Pail, Emma r Hiatt. Illsn Y.
FAal. William Leighton. Csleb ape a 90. 30 wen
q 8 Nance, T~eaay SOuIton a Pj4uutou. Mary
NJ. smAAriek. h. n. Foff, n. Y. MOODY
You eaeh OF hou hercb y bottled hst there IL
now Oh lite IN the oasee Of the Clerk ~ The D.tres
aosH VI Ire saunfs, Iowa al ~. Madison q petition
"l samuel X. Weed claiming of au, j. ". Hist h
Paul and William leighton, tbs of tbriesn hum
dreh collars, with tst per cent ntercsA per anuant,
from February isih, lsbl Ge money ue on lruin--
sorry aud secured h. Deed III Trust n4s lie y ,ou
j. NJ liieu. Emma I. Hiatt, J. h. Panl, and Ellen r.
Paul. " Henry H. Clark, ~ Trustee, secure pay
OF said hole also claiming against each of you
ibc foreclosure OF said Mortgage. the being upon
Real Estate described ia said petition situated In lee
county, Iowa, f"r lln purchase money; and further
asking for sale ot said premises ard general relle
And anless you sppeaf aud aUsssf sald petition on
or before noon OF the second Gss o. the term
raia COURT to commence al Fart sof ga the Gfet
Monday Of December, a. H., i-dl. default viii DO
entered against soa. aud Judg rendered thereon
pray ed for I'D said petition.
NOBLE & STRONG,
SEPT, l. til dim Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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STATES MARSHAL'S
I'd sTATEs OF AMERICA.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT sowA:
by virtue Of an execution, to directed, issued by
the Clerk of the District Court oil ths United States FOR
the Southern Division fthe State Of Iowa wherein j.
X. Conman IL Plaintiff and John Templn and Hugh
Morster are Defendants, have levied upon and will
sell the highest bidder at Public Auction MT the door
OF the CLERKS office of the District Court Of the United
States for tire District OF Iowa at keokuk In said Dis
tric, the Goth day of September u. 1901 between
the hours Of o'clock A. Nj. and o'clock r. 81 said
day the following property, situated Ia Lee county
Iowa part of lots ten, TO eleven IN and twelve,
t2 in block number 1ty inc, (5y) ia the city OF Keo
kus, described by the following metes aud bounds,
commencing ninety three to3 feet from the OF
fulton street GA tbs AMn o int Twelve tls9 Firm
street. thence at right angles said lots twelve
l2 eleven Sl and ten tOl hundred aud FIFTY feet
thence Northerly along the line lots nine (g
anu ten, el In said block, twenty three feet and six
inches thence at right angles said lot. ten 0)
eleven i and twelve t2) one hundred and fifty feet
TO Fifth street thence souhery along Fifth street
the lime Of said lot twelve 2ltWenty feet and
inches 20 The place of beginning rescrytng thsrefen
an alley ten feet in width said property,
hundred feet from Fifth street.
Taken and levied upon the property of John Temp.
lin, to satisfy said writ Of execution
II, Nj H0STE, 4. z. Marshal,
Aug. 20, ls61.Adtd. by HARRY FULTON, Deputy.
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Price Is cents per Box; Five boxes for $l00.


IDTBLl1 notice II hereby given that on the fsth
] day Of August, 1861 Ut the door If the Clerks
ofce in the eityt Keel uk, Lee County, Iowa,
shall proceed 20 FELL kr sssb IN hand to the ghest
bidder The following property to wit: Lot uni Der
twelve Il1] III block number tbiriy-tlree T331 in
the city Of ksokuk, county Of Lee aud State Of
Iowa.
The sale is made by virtue Of Deed Of Trust
from Sarah Ann Socknsn aud John Ii Sockman
htr husband to n made, TO tteprt the yaynen OF
y certsin note n hds by the ssid Sarah Ann Sock
man and John II socs msn to the order Of Robert
l.. Kuddick for iLesup Of two hundred and ninety
eight and 81 100 dollars Is 2os.321 dated August s.
1860. aud pay able twelve month, after date which
Lote IL due and uuIsid, and by the terms Of the
Trust Deed ! an required 10 sell the property.
Sale between be hours Vt 10 0 o'clock Q. IN. and 4
O'Clock pm.
WILLIAM RUDDIcK, Trustee,
August rs, 1861 dot
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o5theuse Of those piIlsthe periodic attacks az
Nt'oo"s or Sick HeaaacAe may be prevented. and
~ TAKEN al th eoiutn succtnert of au atta.k i'm.
mediate relief from pain and sickness, viii he al.
tanned.
They seldom fail Iii removing the you.eo ar
A'D'eta'ts which females arr sor subject
Aaey act gentiy upon the bowels.-remoyif,
Cnstfsrttt
f'' i'fefarp II, Ssseenfs, Delicate Females
"" all rs"ns of sedcatsry hobts, hey are valu-
aoie a. Laro''re, improving tho orpstite, giving
ana e.got tt The gesilyeorgans andrestorinp
iheha'ural elasticity and atrerctL If hcwbolc
syStem.
ihe'hpHALlc PILLS are The result AZ n lonr
invest CATION ard carefully cond ucted ex,crinen,s
naflhE been n use many yeert during " Itch Tim,
they haYe prevented andreli we'd a ysst ano,ntof
pain and suffering from Headache. whether oriei
mating - the nefr"assystem or from deranred
state Of thcsfomaeh
ihey are entirely segetatl IN their composition
ano may be taken at ali times with perfect safety
without s.aLing any charge Of diet, ard Meab
@hes % fendefs IL eos4to ag.
~'Htsferflem 10 cAitdrtn.
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITs,
genuine have five signatures Of Henry C.
npsldtng on each Box.
ooil ~ druggists and all other pcalersin Med
ienes. 'As1-
viii besent by mail prepaid on recent
of the
PRICE CENTS.
Allorders should he addrcssedta
HENRY Z. APAIDINC.
No.4 sCedar-street.
Newborn.
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PREPARED BY
d II. j. G.. AYE IL a. CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottles SIX Bottles for 8 -
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure Of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint. that
it is entirely unnecessary for to recount the
evidence of IL. virtues. wherever ii has been cn-
throughout this section. we need not do more than
the people its quality is KEEP, up to the best
it ever has been, and that ii may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever been found 10 do
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NOTICE.

To Henry j.. tnal.
You are hereby notified that Hiram Barney has hled
BIS petition IN the District Court Ice County, Iowa,
az Fort Madison, against ron. praying for alignment
aKalAsl HenrX l., Ninai upon bis mortgage given to
Charles Mason for the ~ thous add dollare
with ten per cent iatereat from August 1861 snd
fha sale 81 the east half Of the fractional nprth.Nnst
ansrter and the southwest quarter IL the
quarter Of section six 49, Iosnship sixtyssx fs6l
RAngr siN lG west. ia Ler County Io4a, lo pas On
tald debts and The eAtinsnShnrHt Of Bi equity OF re-
he,nllan, and for the sploittmeAt Of lseceeer 10
take 1hArPe af Aaii property.
Abd yaa must appear aud answer said petition hy
noon ~ the sfeahd day NJ nest term M sAa Court Ia he
besa ~, y. nrst MandAs On December, 1861 on Iuda.
pisnt VIII he hal therepn ss prayed faf4
Aug 80, sldIa Aitorns, for rlaln1ln.
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81.
NOTICE.

&c James Rchey.
You are hereby notified that there is Ale in
the office the Clerk of the District Court Of Lee
Iowa, IT Fort Maids on. petition 81 Hiram Bavnsv.
claiming Of James Kiches, the sum OF three bun.
dred dollars with ten per cent. interest per aDnum,
payable annually money due mortgage made by
you Charles Mason. and since assigned 30 said
plaintiff, Hiram Barney, dated 18th Of August. 1850,
also claiming against you, the foreclosure Of said
gage. the being upon the north half of the
northeast quarter Of the south quarter of Section
twenty six, (26,) Township SIXTY seven CO. Range
seven, west Lee County, Iowa, for the purchase
money, and further asking for sale OF said premises,
and general relief
And unless you appear and answer said petition
before OF the second day the next term OF
Court. commence at Fort Madison on the first Mon
day OF December, A. D., 1861 default will be entered
against you and ud gment RENDERED theron AN prayed
for In said petition. III. SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug 2a. dim Attorney for Plaintiff.
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10 Joseph Arnold, Loretta Arnold seo Rrawley Polly
HrswarS samuel tssffhE. Anu Catherine Carver.
lH0 aud AAb ~ ass AaFstx sat-tl44fis
ME 10 the oee 81 the Clerk IT the District Cuu
- Lee County IMA. :. Fort Madison, LOVE peaitesA III
equity, uder cath at Henry Dye AID Sussnnah kiekel-
Naft executors ~ the estate ~ NilaLy h4skrISs
ERASED, tfor the - Richard kekelpsIt claiming n
defendants Joseph Arnold and Geo Hr.wiey the sum u
Twelve hundred Dollars money atr them pFumls-
sorry ni executed Icy said defendants fhe day 81
November 1854. nf paysfe m before br nrst day of
May. 3t5Ts Pot tioD1uo With ten per cent Interest frum
date. 10 said Wttisbs klekrwat decreased during his
ag-tmcs als3 the foreclosure ~ mortgage 8.spst
all II the aive named defendants EXECUTED ~ de-
PENDANTS. Joseph Arnold aid Iurrefa Arnold Dee. nlber
fEi, 1851 10 said Wiiiaby Mlckewait decreased the
following Zeal Estate, towit The south-easi auaTier
aud the half ~ the south quarter section is To-
SO. north range wts containing 24o acres secure
the payment VI SAID ngfe.
And thar unless appear aud plead thereto he
fure the 2d day of the next term ~ said Court which
commences ITS next session on ths ist Monday n@cs
ber, 1861 in Fort 1dson Iowa default will be eter
ed against and Judgment rendered thereon in Accord
ance with the prayer Of the petitioner.
JNo. VAN NAIKENRPRG,
Dated Aug u, 1861 Att'y for pit1s.
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Ayers Catllartic Pills,
FOR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
Costireness Jaaaaice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dgso.tey, Foul Stopaaeh, Erysipelas. Headache,
Piles, Rheumatism, E,1ptiols and Ssia Diseases,
Liru Complaint, Dropsy, letter, Tonors aud
SaR Rhe,oi, Worms, Cont, Neuralgia, as a
Dinner PiR, and for Purifying the Bieoa.
They snsar-coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes OF
family physe.
Price 25 cents per Box; Five boxes for $780,
Great numbers ofClergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names 10 certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, but our space here win not permit the
insertion Of them. 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 be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be pm, off by nnprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYEks, aud take others. The sick
want the best aid there is for the and they should
have il.
All our remedies are for sale by
BARTLETT, KAYE CO.. Agents for Keokuk
and sold by dealers in Medicines ever, where.
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Dated Aug 81, 1861
STATE or IOWA,

STATE OF TUWA, 7
Ier County.
publication Of the foregoing original notice be made
IN the Daily CAT. City, daily newspaper published
keDkuk III said County, such publication to be made
four consecutive weeks according To law.
Witness my hand this att day Of ng., A. y. 1861,
ERIE j LEECH, CPk Dist. Gsirt.
- Ca,t % Hx 41rAt Nor nauev
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

,ug p. Df-dtm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11
The Real 1nstigatOrs of Disunion.

The very worst enemies of the North, says
the Cincinnati Gazette, are those Northern
journals who are continually misrepresenting
Northern sentiment, and abusing Northern
people. They never make statement which
is not either directly or indirectly libel upon
great aud powerful body of Northern voters.
composing majority of its most intelligent,
calm thinking, and conservative citizens
These false and malicious statements are eag-
erly copied by Southern Democratic journals
and read by Southern people, and thus they
contract the prejudices and hostile feelings to-
wards the North, which we find so general in
that section. These Northern incendiary
sheets are eternaly warning the South of i'm
pending ruin in case of the success Of tn? r.
publican parry, and that its object is to wage
war of determination against their rights
and institutions. The millions of respectable
and law abiding men who constitute a party
which is no more radical on the Slavery ques-
ton than the old Wing party, and which has
elected President who stands in the footsteps
of the gallant old leader of that glorious old
party, are Invariably and constantly denounced
as Black Republicans" q Abolitionists, =
"Nigger stealers," Negro-Equality men," and
so on and thus the seeds of sectional animos-
ity and civil discord are sewn.
We have too good an opinion of the mas e.
of the conservative people of the South, to
suppose that if they correctly understood the
policy and purposes of the Republican party.
any serious cause of dissatisfaction woaId ex-
ist in consequence Of the election of Repub-
Iicam President bat not even a glimpse of
rhe truth is allowed TO reach them through
these Democratic Journals. Taey not only ia :
sify aud distort Northern opinions til IN selves,
but will not contradict the grossest and most
miSciievous fllschood5 on the part Of their
Southern contemporaries.
The Ncp York Hlrald, Er9reSs and Jour
nal of Co,pmcres anl the Cincinnati E I7uirer
are prominent examples of this class of jour
nails, and it is time they should be mn le 10 oc-
cupy their true positions, as in reality the
worst encmies Of the South as we'll as tht
North, and the miserable libalcrs Of the ma
I.jority Of the Union and Constitution loving
citizens of their own section.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11
The Old National Intelligencer

Is waking up, and the old traitor Buchan-
an receives from this staid and conservative
journal the following bitter and effective ad-
monition, administered under the burning
sense of wrong done to the government by
the hoary headed old miscreant, and which the
Intelligencer feels bound to defend Hear it
"If Mr.. Buchanan has no information upon
which he can depend in support of his belief
that there is no need of reinforcing the forts
in Charleston harbor, in order to secure them
from atteck, we are sure that the country will
hold him TO fearful responsibility for the
policy he has pursued.
1--WE greatly mistake the popular sense of
what is due to "a decent respect for the cause
of the Constitution and of the Union, if the
loyal citizens of the United States can look
with cOmplacency on the conduct Of the Ad-
ministration in the easy tolerance and patron
age which it awards to such among it's men,
bers and subOrdinates as are avowedly aud os-
tentatiously laboring for the destruction of
the Government.
"If but a title of the zeal that has been dis
played in the immolation of such luckess
Democrats as favored the heresy of 'Squatter
/ Sovereignty had been turned to the discour-
agement of those whom the President stig-
matized in his Message as attempting neither
more nor less than a revolution we should
not have had the spectacle of Cabinet Off
Ger, while in the full discharge of his official
duties, inditing an address to the people oil
Georgia, urging them by every consideration
to commit that act of secession which the
President in his Message had solemnly de-
nounced as revolutionary and as without justi-
! ficatinn. Or, if Cabinet officer had wiitten
nm address of this kind on the 9th of Decem
| Der, we should not have ha1 deep regretsl eX-
| pressed on The 8th OF December AZ his with
drawa from Government whose destruction
he was invoking, and from which he was
Withdrawing only in order to work more eI-
fectualy for its overthrow.
"When the Democratic party, at its
Charleston Oonvention, had broken up i'll con-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11

Look out for the Burglar! He will do no
harm to silver Or gold, but he viii heave your
house from its foundations, crack your wals.
throw windows and doors out of gear and tls'
sad work with The apples, winter pears. pOta-
toes, and other good things laid up for tha
the season. Ase. 30, guard against him be-
times. rfa
If your cellar walls are old and poor, il
may be well to bank them up with tan-barA
or sawdust, eighteen inches or two feet thick.
Don't use manure IRON the stables, az is some
times done-a most untidy thing Good coil
is suitable, if saw-dust Or bark can not be
had Ii there are cracks between the top uf
your cellar walls and the silIs, get mason TO
come and point them up on the inside with
mortar; or, what is better, lay a course OG
bricks, well bcdded in mortar, over against
the cracks. This will keep out Jack and the
rats and mice. "at
IF frost gets in at the windows, put in doa.
bic sash Instead of using two sets of win
dows you may have double Panes Of glass, an
eighth of an inch apart, set in each window
frame BY either method you get body Uf
confined air between the cellar and the frosty
air without and this is as good protection
as wall of brick or stone. II you can't 10
TO this expense, then lay a bundle or two Of
straw against your cellar windows. on the out
s., G, confning them by boards or stakes. This
will dasken your cellar. but darkness is better
than (rost.-Am. Argriculturist.