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Leo = l. NOTICE.
STATE Az. o o. IOWA !. ..s p,....cr cos.1 y
samuel r. Voorhies, r. d. Foster, J. b. Paul
Sam X. Curtis, +. y. Harrison. Moore Hooper,
Guy Welk, Davis, Rentgen : Swanwisk, J. l..
Curtis and u. II. Ayres, Plaintiff.
VIM. +. B, Lynch II. 81. Bsiding late partners
under the Dane Of Lynch BcldiuE Il. 8. tiItinps
J. NJ Billings, Daniel Urich, Thomas. Edwards, w n
Edwards, Jas. Z. Estes. n. ". Hicks, WIN. Leigh
ner, 3. q .Bsldvin. ]. II. Hiatt . sdnini..rstor
Of the estate Of A. p. Thomas, arthur Molcots,
jesse Wickersham, II. 7. Reid, J. TaTbell, G. IL.
Perry. 2 3. Brigham. 9, y. ~. A. seaton, VIM
saro sr.s. Dani.. u wi Rsr.sc + Conn o,'5
". scroggs. ". ". Bslknsp. Jas. IT, Green, Peter
E,cner and Geo. Kilbournc, attendants.
NOTICE Il hereby given 70 the defend ants above
~ named, that petition In civil aetion l. on
said, In behalf Of the above named plaintiffs
against you, and claiming to recover OF Lynch 4
Bedding 500 In favor 81 each Of said plaintiffs
with interest (being tl10o in al, with intsrestl
and TO fOreclose 4 lien on real estate in Keokuk
Lee county. Iowa, against all raid defendants.
AMI unless end axe a.
before noon Of the second day Of the next (viz
September, 1861 term OF raid Court, dgment will
be rendered against you thereon for said claim and
costs.
CURTIS, aILLMoRE 4 CURTIS,
june ~, lS6i-4w Eos. for Petitioner.
OKlGiNAL NOTICE.
To Allan G. Thorn.
NOU are hereby notified that there 10 now on
i fle in the ONCE of the Clerk of tho District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, Ut Kcokuk the petition
Of Alfonso k. foot, claiming Of you the sum Of 6vs
hundred dollars, with interest from October Let
1860, ~ money inc him from you on promisso, j
mole for said eum If $500. executed by you to the
order q X. s. hickey, and by him assigned e
plaintiff; said petition also prays writ Of attach
ment against pour property.
Now unless yon appear and answer thereto on
or before noon of the second day Of the next
term tseptember, 1861 ] Of said court, judgment
wil be rendered against you by defauls for amount
claimed, interest and coats.
McCRARY BRUCE,
June ~, 1361--d1m Atty,s. for Plaintiff
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~"A srrrcs IN TmEs sAvss NIsx."~
Asaccidents will happen, even in veil rcsul.ted
1amaes very desirable TO have some Oh san Ana
convenient way for repairing Furniture, TOYS.
CrookeYy, &c. 49,
sPALDINa's PREPARED GLUE
Meets all such emergencies. and no hou..hcls 80
.noso :. os wsooutit. 1t is always rsAdy, and %
"UsRFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,.
NJ .-A Brush accompanies each Bottle. 1ories
2bcsnts. Address
HENRY G. sPALDTN0.
No. IS cedar-st., New York
CAUTION
Ascertain anprincipled persons aYe attemnt IN .
20 palm "a on tho unsnspectink public imitsti M
Of my PREP AIRED GLUE, Il would eantian -,
person e examine before purchasing, and e.
thAtth full name,
| tt1Df NJ > PREPARED aLUEuN
On 'hs outside Wrapper, All otAsrs are swindli u,
s"' lfsb1sdAwl
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THE KEOKUK FEM LIE

- II h II ~ Il ~ Is T. u M a IL n
= T. N M RY.
ENHiS Institution vii commence its Sd Session
on Wednesday, January 30th.
Nnring this session, classes will be organised in
CAlisthenics, and the Summer studies will be CON-
Meneed.
The Teachers to be en-. ployed in the Seminary
Are
Rev. c. A. WILLIAMS, Principal,
Mrs. S, y. WILLIAMS. -
Mrs. K. II CRAVEN.
Miss NORTON
Miss l.. COPELIN, Primary Department.
Mr.. B. 'dud iiUY. Teacher Of French.
For Prospectus OF the Inrtitution, appl, to the
Principal or to the Pres ident, on Secretary 81
the b0xrd " Trustees.
VIM. THOMPSON, Prest.
H. SrRosG, Scc'y.
Kepkuk Jan, 2l-ld3ml
TURKEY PkuNEs,
Layer Raisins,
Valencia kaisins,
New currsnts.
| New Figs,
Fresh Peaches,
Fresh Strawberries,
Fresh Tomatoes
and Cranberries,
For sala by ROBERTSON BRO.
mchlAd
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Legai Notice.

YOU hereby Notified that there IL rev on
j fls in the Once " the Clerk or the Dsstrict
Court Of Lee Cossty, Iowa, nj Keokuk. = petit
ton and suppleusntal petition of Hirsa Barney,
claiming Of William Lowenstein the ssm II ave
hundred AID nifty dollars with interest q the rite
Of tea PSF cent Per annum, psyabis snuaaIIy, q
money due On . mortgage made by him 10 Charles
aason and sincs asstg ned sAsd Hiram Barney dat
ed September z6 Al. D.lS55; alsa claiming raj art
each IT you the foreclosure VI raid mortgage the
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The singer Machines

Make the iuter1ocked stitch, which fs the besi
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June 10. 1s6i--dlm Attorneys for Pitt
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Alabama state convention.

- ID
AoSTGoxERY, jan The Convention met at noon
to-day. '--s 2
Mr.. Phillips, was chosen temporary Chairman
and Mr.. Horn, of Mobile, temporary Secretary
At the call of the counties all the delegates were
present. r.s1asss-a
William NJ. Brooks, cousin of the late Hon. Pres
ton 5. Brooks, was elected permanent President by
majority OF eight over Mr.. Jamison of Tuscaloosa
Two members did not vote.
Mr.. Fowler was elected Secretary.
The proceedings of the Convention were very
quiet and orderly.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. THE Convention organ
lied by the slecton OF W. W. Brooks Separate State
Actionist, President over Robert Jamison CO.
operanonist by majority of s. -. . oil. ...
I. After considerable discussion and consultation
the preamble and resolutions offered by the seces-
sion side were put in form which commanded the
unanimous vote OF the Convention. This preamble
and resolutions, adopted, are as follows:
WHEREAS, The only bond of union between the
several States is the Constitution of the United
States; and whereas, that Constitution has been
violated by majority of the Northern States in
their separate Legislative action denying to the
Southern States their Constitutional rights: and
whereas, sectional party, known as the Black Re
publican party, hasin the recent election elected
Abraham Lincoln President. and Hannibal Hamn
Vice President of the United States upon the avow
ed principle that the Constitution Of the United
States does not recognize property in slaves and that
the Government should prevent its extension into
the common Territories of the United States, and
that the power Of the Government should BE- so
exercised that slavery should, time, be extermi
mated; therefore. be it
Res0lUed By the people of Alabama, in Conven-
ton assembled. that the State of Alabama cannot
and viii not, submit to the Administration of Lin
coin and Hamlin as President and Vice President of
the United States, upon the principles referred to
in the foregoing preamble.
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NEW Nv ORLEANS FOR SECESSION
ALABAMA COMMUNION,

WASHINGTON, jan S.-Correspoudene "a - n
New Y rk Post IL is reported that Jud-a m
OF the United States Supreme Court win when
Alabama secedes
Correspondence: iof the New York co,n.,.;.,
vertiser: The PIesdens's Message is so deeis;xs :;
faVar Of k5e- enfaresmshto of The authority and IA =
OF the Federal GJvsTRmen in rehelIious States tbt
it must nseessitate the retirement If Secretaries
Thompson and Thomss Il is n ,W pretty eertain
that hr. Hickman coercion resolutions will ra.s H.
House By slarge majority tE
WAsHrxGFos, jan 6.-Seereiary Thonpsoa TO-DAY
resigned to the President his commission as Secre
tary Of the Interior. on the ground that after tas
order 10 reinforce Msjo Andersen vas eountermap-
ded on the S1st Of December, there was a di tinct
understanding that no tcops shouId be ordered
South without the subject being considered and de-
cded on in the Cabinet. Attic Cabinet meeting on
the I'd of January, the matter was again debated,
but not determined Notwithstanding, the Secre-
tary of War, without the Knowledge Of Secretary
Thompson, sent $50 troops in the Star Of the West
to reinforce Major Anderson. Not learning this
until this morning. on the reception Of the ntsl;-
lieence, Thompson forthwith resigned
JAcEsoz, Mss. Jan. The Committee on the
Ordinance Of secession noE 10 caucus. The ex-
eitement and anxiety are intense The Commits
sloners OF South Carolina and Alabama we're invited
to seats in the Convention. Tse resolution was
adopted to amend the Constitution ofthe State, an
th0rizlng the borrowing of money for purposes Of
The following standing committees were appoint
ed; Oa Federal Relations. on Property in Missis-
siPpi; Postal Affairs; State Constitution; Naval
and Military Affairs; Formation Of Southern
Confedersey-and to report By ordinance or other
wise. AZ
resolution was passed inviting the Judges Of
the High and Circcil Courts to seas in the Conyeu-
ton. 20 .n
Most of the day was occupied in discussion on |
the power Of the Convention to amend the Cousiiu-
tion Of the State.
dispatch was read giving GeOrgias determina-
ton for immediate secession. GApplause Ad-
journed till ten o'clock tomorrow, when the Seces-
sion Ordinance Committee will report
The excitement is intense The gallsries we're /
full of ladies. The military psrsded, bearing |
4 flag with fifteen stars. They went through |
sham fight and skirmishing. The hotels are throng-
ID witk interested citizens from sbrcad.-r |
LATEsr.-Tho ordinance Of immediate secession /
sss unanimously agreed to by the Committee Of !
Fifteen, and viii rass the Convention Tomorrow 10
n secret session. $40 SEAS
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River News.


Now on Harpeth Shoals, u feet Weather CLOUDY
aud indicating rain or snow. The Howard, frsn
the press OF freight has had lay over until THU
day a. IL o'clock, when she will depart with a fsi
proportion of freight, and by the tins she clear
this river will have load The MelrOse will leav,
with as much freight a. she can carry this morning
for Cincinnati Freights within the past few days
have been more active than usual aud we look for.
ward for little brighter prospects at least that there
may be modera guam itics.
PASSPORT NV past due from New Orleans. We
presume the ste fogKy weather has prevented her
arrival. She will meet with immediate despatch
back.
The pioneer steamer, Glen xooi, will be in port
this day from Cincinnati and will return on Fri
day next.
The next boat from Pittsburgh will be the Com
mOdore Perry.
Yesterday the Emma departed frOn Cincinnati
for this port.
The Memphis packet, C4pi:ols will enter on her
regular trip this day.
There will be a regular PsduaAh packet this day
usual.
ARRIVED -Nose.
DEPAKTED-Jno. A. Fisher, Psdqoah; B. NJ
Rusyan, Cairo.
RIrER AND WEATHER AT PITrsBURGH.-As dark
and az gloomy their Black Republican prOclivi-
ties, in short, their commerce is in dark and de-
plorable condition, the business of their landing is
suspended almost, so say our correspondents. To
give an inkling out Of about fifty steamers at their
landing but two three receiving sparse guam
titles Of freight The rest liks "McCa~ber,"
aua;ftng aomething 10 turu I'M A" and reioieinu
chances will be bettered thereby.
LoUIsyILLE.-The John Gau;t. CAPT. Bruce. is
again loading for Nashville better man snd
better boat hiss never been in our port, ard were
true worth aud merit consulted the Gauls would
meet with quick despatch and prof'abls employ
meut; but as il is OF lats the Louisville crafts have
breu illv sustained.
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Washington Gossip.

FEW York, jan. THE Times correspondent
| says Commodore Shubriek. who has just arrived
| from Charleston states that the greatest anxiety
and terror prevails there enhanced by every fresh
report Of movement at the Norin. Il is believed
that rovulsion Of feelicg agsinst the Dsunionsfs
must sOon take place, unless Georgia speedily
adopts to infuse life into the secession
movement, and give the already Wsvering people q
| zeW accession of courage
The correspr ndence between the South CarOiinl
\ Commissioner and President Buchanan appears in
the Charleston papers of Saturday last having been
submitted to the Convention in ct session the day
previous. 1t consists Of three letters; the first is
dated Dec 29th, from the Commissioners to the
President, in which they demand. as preliminary
TO all negotiations, dsspproval by the President
of the act Of Major Anderson in Selling Fort Sump-
| ter; the second is dated December so, from the
President, in which. while admitting that Msjor
Anderson acted without express orders, BE yet re-
fuses 10 rcpudats the act the third is dated Jan
uary /, in which the Commissioners attempted to
refsts the allegations of the Presidents letter in
which he justifes Major Aodersons conduct
This last letter the President returned to the
Commissioners with the follswiug Endorsement on
the back
This paper presented to the President is of
such q character that he declines to receive it,
The first movement of Mr.. Holt, of the War De-
pariment. was to rtf1sate Colonel Young as Isspec-
tor Of Ordinance, gentleman Of acknowledged
ability, REM we'd by Floyd for political reasons.
Numbers Of FIoyd's set of appointments will be re-
moved fer more trusty.
The mill ion bonds offered by the trustees to find
security for Russell viii not be accepted. He is
still in Jail.
The Senate in executive session confirmed Mr.
Walsh Secretary Of Legation to Paris, and num-
Der Of uDmportsnt postmasters The nomination
Of VIM Mcintyre as Collector at Charleston went 10
the Committee Of Finance. No one asked immsdi-
ate action en- it,
~ N. Ir.1A
tsry Thompson yesterday and desired to know his
position in the Cabinet and his views the subject
Of enforcement. He promptly Pledged himself to
resign if single soldier is ordered South with his
knoNledge. II done without his knowledge, he will
resign whom the fact is ascertainsd on two grounds
first because il will be in violation of good faith,
and second, because Ofthe act itself This was Coz
sideTed satisfactory.
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ONLY DISCOVER Y
WORTHY CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE RAIn ann GRAV

| RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
MANY since the great discovery of Prof Wood have
k tempted not only to ste his restorative, profess
have discovered something that would produce results identical
SO1 y have Az come and being carried away BY h
forced to leave the field to its rsssles Read the follow
| ingi-
| BATE. MAIZE, April 18th 1859.
PROF. o. J. WooD & Co Gents-The letter
1856 concerning valuable Hair Restorative you
have published in this vicinity given
numerous inquiries touching the facts In the The inquiries
hrst is it fact Of habitatiOn and stated in
the communication second it Of ali therein
third does hair still continue be good order Of
natural color7 To all An and do answer My
hair heer than in of life for forty
ras soft thrifty and better colOred the Of
Sskers and the only Why not generally is
that the substance washed OF by frequent abuon Of the
T9eI care we're ssd By spng The N close SoPne
have been in Of letters from all parts
Of New England, asking haE still continues to be
good there much fraud in the manufacture and sale of
various compounds well this it has doubt bsey
absolute injury. used sny your any
account fo some months, and hair as good
Old cray hair my my prove
this ot ssd lock Of hair taken Cd the past
which very grateful gave ms friends and thereby
induced ten c try it, ske teal until after trial.
ask favor that send test by which discover
fraud in the Restorative sold By many fear without authar
believe where COED eeo do follow, the failure caused
dee imy duty heretofore keep you appraised
effect hair, all who inquire of of
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, dear
AARoE's RUN, Ky, Nov. 80, 1853
The Restorative is bottles of three sizes, large,
medium, small the small holds pint and retail for 81
per bote the mediums hold least twenty per
proportion than the SMALL res FOR 81 per bottles the large
holds quart cent morein proportion and rea for So
d. j. wood q Co Prspreers, IA Broadway,
New York ia Market street, St. Louis Mo- and sold by all
god g,aTss Ine panS w ss1 BY
house in the United States. iebll-ly
Dark, Glossy, and
Euxuriaet Hair!
HOW!
By using Heimsrests IainiG6le Restorative. Don't
anything else your Head
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
WI. HAGAN & CO., PrOpneors, Troy,N.Y.
See an advertisement headed,
....e sgYOU LOOK IN VAIN.,'
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY

After a rest Of sir months, the l9h of January
1861 resume my position Principal Of this bStH
ton trith aoict haze been connected for Il years
TTyHE Academy peculiar advansge among which
think, are the fOllswing
/ a well enclosed Ward Of about acres, within
the incorporated Nashville thus aording Pupils
restrained hsithul ecresn, and still suoectng
them Of Eefnee and intelligent society
2 buildings IN extent and susbleness for all school
purposes United States by Female School,
surrounded and corridors, Offering
children, TO breathe the fresh air without
regard 10 the weather.
; Security from Fire. These buildings are heated
ghted by gas, and thus free the parents Of
pups OF constant anxiety abSut their
children.
4 HeaIth-uneqnalled in any Femae schOo in this or
any other country. Though OF the largest and part Of the
largest Boarding school in the United States yet bat
three among the pupils in nearly IS
S. NOn-SectaF an. 1t is we'll known to all acquAnt'
the Academy. that Baptist Epscopalian, Methodist
sends his Daughter here perfectly saahed that
respect w offence be given to his peculiar views and yet
equally satisfied that the principles Of OUT common religion will
be daily Dculcated-
g. Maternal Care. This expression sxeites no eEpec-
taon which fully in the Academy suitable
Der pey and refinement devote their entire time to
the supervision expenses the L. habits and health Of
tho Boarding Pupils
Guardians parents. who for be seeking
permanent educational home for little girls will, think, and
auch a home in the Academy Apply to
decl4-d&wim. CD ELLIOT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-10

RExoYAI- Messrs. fioxA & RowES have removed
their tailoring establishment to the building oppo
site the Sewanee Hotel, lately occupied by l. MOSES
as a furniture store. The large room has oeen
handsomely refitted, especially for their business
and is now filed with fine display of goods. fer-
desiring articles in their line should give .ne'
a call as they have established reputation ior 90
ing work faithfully, and in the most fashionable
s,v,a janlO I'm 2
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From Washington.

WAsHIEGyos, Jau. Sit is understood that prom
inent members CT the Diplomatic Corps have aVised
with THE Government in reference tothe commercial
interests Of their respective countries in view Of the
present political troubles and what degree Of pro-
lection msy be expected, something to this effect.
The GOyernmet, however, has not replied Returns
are daily received the proper offise from South
Carolina posimasters showing thai business is prs-
crossing as heretofore, including the honoring Of
contractors orders for pay and purchase Of postage
STAMPS.
Salutes were fred here To-day in honor cf the
anniversary of the battle Of New Orleans.
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From Jackson.

Convention, With appliances. Efforts we're made 10
postpone action, bus we're voted doKs.
The hfieen opposing voters viii sign The Ordi-
nance, to-morrow, making il unanimous.
There Is display Of fire. Eorks a. the Capitol
Excitement intense.
The ConveDtioa passed an oriieaace for the in
mediate secession Of the Ststs of MississipDi bv "a
vote CT "a to 10 Fhe Proninet places Of The city
are illuminated iO-rigst, cannon 6fing and display
Of fireworks
The Convention vent into secret session. At 10
o'el5ek this morning.
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:" This paper presented to the President is Of
New Jersey Legislature.

TREST9S, N. j., Jan s.-The Legislature met To-
day. The members of the House all sWsrn in
after which il adjourned TO meet tomorrow morn
ing without eleeting officers. Tie Democrats aud
Americans have a majority, and have some officially
in arranging their affairs. Some excitement took
place in the Senate. Tue Republicans had a major
ty Of one and yet the Democrats elected all their
officers. This was done by The Republiosn Senator
from Burlington voting with the Democrats. 0ae
Of the reasons alleged is that brsthsrinaw Of .be
Senator was elected Secretary Of the Senate. The
following are the officers elected President Of the
Senate, Edmund Perry, Of Huntingdon; Secretary,
Joserh j. Sleeper, Of Burlington.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
DTITTARy COrIECE.

MILITARY COLLEGE.
J. BKRRIEz LIEDsxY D. Chancellor Of the University
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology. ----ss
Col JOHNSON. Superintendent Of the Military College,
and Professor Of Engineering. ..--
JNEsF HAMILTON, NJ Professor Of Mathematics sRd Nsu
raj Philosophy.
STEWART, NJ Professor of and Latin Languages ard
Literature. .r
GEORGE BLAcK1E H. D. Professor Of Botany Natural
History
Rev J. W. HorrE NJ. NJ D. Professor Mental Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
R. W. PrTMAN Adjunct Professor Of Ancient Languages.
]. @. AssLAbE Teacher Of French and Drawing ..
c. K. WINSTON D, Surgeon.
The the Academic Year Iseo6l, comm
the Sd Of September, 1860.
The second the 9th Of January, 1861.
Commencement Exercises take place the 18th Of june 1851
Tuition Boarding, Washing, Fuel Rooms, Servants attend
OF Arms, SOS Term Maticulaton Fee S.
Students required to furnish their Engineering,
French Spanish German, Drawing keeping and Fencing
each $40 per Term OF twenty weeks
Students under "A years Of age will not be admitted
By the aid Of Military Discipline effective government is
abshed and health physical culture good order and indus
Que habits promoted.
For Catalogues additional information apply to Mem
Der Of the Faculty, B. r. JOHNSON,
uly2l '50-d&twlt&zH Superintendent
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Alabama Cnnrention.

MONTGOMERY, Ala Jan MIR. Calhoun, Com
missioner frcm South Carolina, addressed the Cor
vention. His speech was we'll received. Dispsteh-
es to the Governor from Virginia. Florida snd MS,
sissippi read to the Convention, which ereagso
enthusiasm. Committee Of Thirteen was appoint
ed to consider and report the necessity Of ac'on
10 seeet session. the seats Of the two sesessloS uek
egaes from Shelby county we're contested ~ iArg
majority .te