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10 IdwASd X. n3f, 3abn HsrrtI John W. Ogden,
sxssutor OF estate OF Jas. Tasker, deemed; kcbt
simpson. ". ~. 4WoTthineten, SAINT Pollock
Jsp. Gs6ord, M1, AZ snuus, H. n. Black, Franz
I'm EelIs, J. y. Msyre Co.; Eu1beftfon, Morrt&
SON Co.; YeAtman, Robinson 4 Co.
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
i there ~ now Als in the oface u the Clerk Of
the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, Keo-
kuk, petition ef Marion Brosdfuut, claiming Of
you the raid Edward x. Hart spd John FerreI,
ju fgmcnt for the sum of seven hundred dollars %
money due on promissory note, and sgninst al
If yen the foreclosurevcf me'tgage given BY de-
Hart, 10 secure said ptanitsory note and
convey inE ten scres In the noYth-wes cerper Of
the southeast quarter ef the north stqusfttr of
section thrty-two (s1) Ia township Oh nsrth rargs
8 west, Lee county, Iowa.
Now unlsss ycu appear and snswsr such petition
on or before Noon II the secoTd dsy Of The next
term (being Sept enber Term, s6l) Of raid Court,
us hi and decree will be rendered ~ ainst you
sccprdfng tn tbs prayer ufsHid petitfrn
NCCKAKY i BRtCB,
June 10, ls6l-dlm Attorneys for Pltf.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most efecthal remedy which the medical
skill Of our times cali devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered FOR the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec-
tons Which arise from 1t, such as ERupTlvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoSY's FiRs,
Ross, or EnysiPELAs. PIMpLRs, PusTuLRs,
RLoTcHEs. BLAIss and Rous. TuMoRs, TErrEn
and SALT RHEuM, ScAIp HEAp, RNowoRx,
RHEuMArrsM, SyrHLIrfc and MEKcrRlAL Drs-
HAsEs. DRorsY, DrsrErsrA, DEsiLITr, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITA
TED OR IMPURE BLooD. The popular belief
III 8 iaparify Of the blood" Is founded in truth,
for scrofala is q degeneration of the blood The
particular purpose, aud virtue Of thiA Sarsapa-
rilia IL 70 purify and regcnerats this vital fuid
without which sound health il impossible in
contaminated constitutions
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"A x ER'S
Ague Cure,
ron THE SPEEDY CURE or

FoR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever. or Fever and Axue,
Remitas mt Fever, Chill Fever, D0Mh
Agae, Periodical Hs.dae he, or B1lises
Headache. and bilious Eevers, Indeed
Tor the whole class Of diseascs originate
ing In hillary dcra nRe mcnt, caused by
the NAL aria OF Miasmatic Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail This
"CuRE" expels the miasmatc poison OF FEVER
AND Acre from the system. and prevents the de-
seloptnfntof the disease, IL taken Oh the first s-
pfoach OF its preInontoTy symptoms. Ii IL not only
the best Tansdy ever vet discovered for this class
of complaints. bus also the rhospest. The large
quantity we supply for dollar brings it within the
reach Of eTcry body; and in bilious districts where
FEVER AND AGuE prevails, every body should
have It ana use 1t freely both for and prutec-
tioL a Gfeat M pfsArity OF this remedy over any
other ever discovered for she speedy and certain
cnreOf In sk1niheAta y tlaAt is contains 40 Quinine
or mineral consequently it produces quihism or
vtef ts-s..4.s s.s.s s-s 4
ton. These cured BY it are left as healthy as If
they had lever had the disease.
Fever and Aguc is not alone the consequence of
the masmatc poison. A great variety OF disor-
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
AeSytga, hheGmatsN,, GoHt. Haaa0cAs. Bind
ness, Iooftache, Earaehc, Cata,rh, AsfAma, Pol
Pitatioa. Painful ifecfion of the Spleen, Hystty-
scs, FSiH IN the Bosreis, dbkc, Paralysis and d.
raageSae4st IF the StonacA. all Of which. when
origmasinv IN this rahse. put the intermittent
type, or become psriodicaL This CuRR" expels
the poison from the HOOD. and consequently surss
them al alike It. il an invaluable pgosectioa 70
Immigrants aud persons travelling or Temporarily
residing in the malarioas districts. Iftaken ocea-
sionally or daily while exposed - the infection,
that al! be- excfetsd FROM the system. and cannot
accumulate In sufficient quantity to TipeH into dis
ease Hence IL II even more valuable f0r psetec-
ton than cure and few will ever suffer bonn Is,tAr
mittents II they avail themselves Of the protecton
this remedy Affords. fl -
Prepared BY n. I. c. AVER T. CO, Lowell ~
BARTLETT, kA1E 4 CO., Akents fur heok n
and sold ~ icalers in Medicines evsrywhers. So
feb25dAw et8k
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ScrOfula. or KinQ,S Evil

is a constitutional disease, a corruption OF the
blood. by~whichs this ffuid becomes vitiAted,
weak. and poor. Being IN the circulation, il
pcryadas the whole body, md may hurst out
III disease on amy part Of it. M organ is free
from ats attacks, nor il there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofalous faint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered Or unhealthy food, impure mr, filti,
and filthy habits, the depressing WIGS, ind,
above all, by the .vcnereal infection. What
ever be Its origin, II is hereditary in the con-
stituuon, descending " from parents To children
unto the third and fourth generation; INDEED,
it seems TO be- the rod OF Him who says. II
viii visit the miq,sities Of the fathers upon
uleir children
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood OF corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
7tuhtrcies, in the glands, swelfings; and on
the surface, errIptions or sores. This foul COR
raptioi- which gen6lfrs IN the blood, dcpresses
the energies of life, so TINT scrofulous consttu-
tons not only suffer from scrofnlous COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks Of other diseases; consc-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which. although not scrofllous in their nature,
are stiH rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrufttlous contamination and many
destructive diseases of the liver, Kidneys brain,
and, indeed, Of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people are scrofnlous !;
their persons arc invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
vigorate i by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply in
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~ ~ - - ~
10 Maria McClsskey, Gissk Andersen AcClsskay ,
Isaac. Newton McCsskey: ~ !. 4
VOU and each n you are hereby notified that
i thsrs h now - llet1 ~ e0cs " the Clerk I 4
the District cssstsf - co~aiys lowe. u ks-
kAh petition - soerdsd petition of Hiram
Rk1sy. slsioingof John n. Msekie the sSm u
swe haoasd ed 10y dollars, With tutsrest there
- lHeA Aay -. lot, - lAe rats Il ten pr csai.
Pr anrna, payahls Annually - monAy das o. :
nctteaks naAe BY him 70 Charles Mason, dated
june u, A. d. lf63, and elai0isg against him and
soeh = ysa she 1neuaAesass a s1id nsvsesks, the
AA1a bsina - ss8 II seasss s9 i9
Leh seven ~ aad eight (sl, IN Block ens hun
dfea and ninstJ two (lS4) ID the CITY or Ksokuk
LsAsssns5, lesa, ~ P0feAase noa~y, ead sstd
nartgsGs haying AaaA AAaienGA ny aai4 Mason ~
sid HiTsm BAsAAy.
And unlses yos appear and answer sid petition
- - befose noon 81 he second day o. ths next
tsgnof said Csaca - soIlmsnss ssksspksk - the
hsst Monday ri september, A. d ls6i, asfAsli
will be entered aaainat you, the petition taken ~
confcssed. and decree rendered sgainst you AZ
prAysd shss4ip. NOBLE ETkON0,~Ns
june 10, 166I-1m Attorneys for Pitt.
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Legal notice.

To Elisabeth Williamson
UOU are hereby noti6ed that there II now on
l ale 10 the once Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, 1t Keckuk, reti-
ton and supplsns ptsi petition Of Hsfsn Barney,
claiming Of william Iowrnstein TIC sum uf nvs
VI ten Per cent per snnIm. payable anpua1ly, ~
money due on : mortgage made BY BIN 10 Charles
Mason and since arsig 70 said Hiram Barney dat
- September rs A. b. 1888; also clsiming gsinst
sach VI zoe the foreclosure Of said mortgage, the
same being upon
Lots No 10 and III and II, In Block 179, In he
City OF Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, and further
asking for sale u said premises Or general re-
lief.
b Ard unless Jon appear and answer raid petition
on or before the neon OF the second day Of the
ns1t tern Of said Court, TO commence nj keo-
kuk, on he first Monday Of septenhcr, A. d. it61,
default will be sStessd against zoe the petition
sud supplemental petition taken - canfs ssed, and
Z decree rendered aRsinEt you ~ irayed therein.
4. y NOBLE STRONG,
June IS, 1861, I'm Attorneys for PHG.
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The Evening Post:

800
PUBLICAN JOURNAL. IN THE
CITY or NETWORK;
Nov in the siArfEfH YEAR Of it's existence,
~ cofab,nes all the essential elements Of :
COMPLETE FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
= aesoscd TO the support Of the Democratic Re-
publican party, wasx II n Riosr. and Of DEM
OcRAIlE PRINCIPLES -ALWAYSl IL the nm
eoapsonising advos@te Of
fSse Aoii! Free Labor Free speech 7
4 strict construction Of the Constitution and an
xsxss a M Uf rr rsyysY ErUxr
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.-48su l60AL MOTTO -.
LIs corlrr sA,DCousrr A. KIoKoiH 4
ssaxsl r. yooshlSs, r. d. Foster, y. B. Paul,
SamY \. Carte, r. n. Hsgsiseny Moore = sspsv,
Guy Wele, Davis, Rentgen 4 Swan wick, y. l..
Curtis And u. A. Ayrsss plAlatll -
WI. r. RLyasl n. n. Delding, lAss psstasrs
under the na1s Of Lynch 4 Bsldisg =. s. blllings,
J. u Bi1fhg1, Daniel ufieb, Thomas Edwards VIM.
Bdsasds, 1as Il. Estss. II. ". nicki, Wm. LsIeh
s0h, hsMt ~ Toy ~, =. Dvtdnnaa -, AZ. Hun
Der, =. q. RAldsin, j. n. Hiatt q aaninistraioY
81 the estate Of A. p. Themes. arthur Nolcots,
Jesse Wickershsm, h. T. Reid, y. TasbelT, c. III
Perry, p. =. Dsighsm, g. i. = y. A. 6sssoR VIM
kuddisk, ~ 4. Hiatt, y. a. Dusksa, J. ~. Cleg-
horn. Bruce : Daniels, u. Wilssy, &C. n, Conn, j.
W. scroggs, w. W. Bslknsp, Jas. a. Green, Peter
Elsnss and 0so. Kilbourpc, dsfsndsAtr
-AIpTACE - hereby given 20 The dssssdsn SHOVE
IN nameds that pettstee II . civil Actips 10 on
file inshs Clerk oce Of the Distriet Court afore-
said, il behalf ~ - shove nsmsd plaintiffs
against you, and olaiming 10 recover Of kynch I
Bedding tioe ID favor 81 cash u said plaintiffs
~ttA tee~sMe <heses eel0o ~ al: NTH iNtsv~est
and 70 foapaiase ! Iiea ~ esal estate IN soknk,
Lee county Lows, against I'D said de3sadssts. !,
And unl1s yOu appear Ana make dsfenss thereto
Aefors nssu o& lhs 1s1ehA day u ths next (viE1
S~ptsnAss, loel1 tssu ~ ssad osast, jo1ensatwiii
BE- rendered asaiass zen tAsrsea, Tor SID claim ssd
costa.
cuIfIs, aILLnoRE CURTIS.
june ~, lSel-Sw 6os. fos Petitioner:
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ox,9knal.sMsascs.

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10 Hubnrtus Host maker, VIM. Won Vpeht, Conrad
Kapp, WYsnpelnsir, 0tte Co. tdefs ndsnisly
XOp Ax> hereby resrectivsly notiled abat there
y ID now on Gle in the & flee Of the Clerk of the
Dsstfise gexft q lee cssnty, Iowa, q Keokuk, .
petitieasof HipAm Barney ssaainine . jnAEmsnt on
foreclosure Of . mortgsgs against tstd Hoburtus
1aSetmakcr, aboyc nsme0, for the sum 81 Tour hum
drsd dollAss, With ten per cent inteYsst from the
LIT day Of January, 1888, and = spscisl and gener
oil easeoti0n Against Huburtus Hoetfnsker, aAd ~
sgrtust MI TIfd defendants above Iamed, praying
Also.ios Ne foreclusurs 81 : mortgage, given by
said Hnburtus Hoctmak or TO Charles nason. upon
Lots seven II ]. and eight Isl, in Block seventy
eight [7S] in the City Of Reok uk, Lee county,
IpxA, III aAls OF aaid nofigssr pscIsises " pay
on said debt, the extipguist ment of AL equity o.
rsde@ptioa therein, for c0s0 and genera relief.
Nov you and saeh u yoa ars nots6ed to appear
and answer said petition on the morning Of the
second dsy Of tbs next term of said Court, 10 BE-
holden on the Gfst Nondsy of 81 ptt Der, l66l,
judgment aad decree viii 30 had therein % prayed
for ky dcfauH. H. SCOTT HOWELL,
Jnhe 70, l661-1m Solicitors for Petitioner.
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-, s S11AVENF sAH00N.
OepEe6H ms mevea int she foem
Ii. formerly ocsupts6 BY Ohner, on I'd st.
i 6haylHG and AAir-cuttiDo aons With nsatnsss
Ard despssehs $3.50 ,ssfsE sisass /
A. = sspsrAterson Attsd mp for LAdiesssd chlll-
rem. IS M IS 5 h
Customsxs are isvited TO call.
MchSd
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Oaefea1NAG y oFaCE.

TO Allan G. Thons u II xss 0sssg
NOU ssA Aeyaby sa0ti6e1 that th1ss 80 nov %
i nle II ~ a. - q ths olsrk Of the Distfics
Copst ~ AeeN1nnfy, lows, - KsOkuk thspstttton
of Alsnse h, Root, claiming " yon ~ snn ptave
hubdfeA 6bIlasp, With tAt<Iset fFpn Oetohsr II,
note iof IsId san 81 46eS sxseatsd BY you to the
ordef 81 j. ii. NlekSy, and b. him assigned 70
plaintif; ala pStion also psays writ Of attach
m.nt against pour pfpper,ys II
Now unless ye8AbPeoesDne nAswsr thereto on
o. hsf0s nosa oflths secuadadaya 81 the uoxt
tsfn tksptDohs 1851 of satd 1osrt, jsde1sSt
will ~ sselsse1 aeaisstyoa BY default Tor amount
clainsa, intsssst and sosts.
neCRARY BRUCE,
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To SarAh r Morley, Isaac Morley, Jr., d. A. Evans
and X. s. Foster
VoH and each Of you are hereby notified thar
= there 10 now 6is in the od1cc Of the Clerk OF
the District Ceurt Of Lee county, lows, Ut Keoksk
petition at Aira1 Barney, claiming 81 Peter " .
Potter tho sum Of I've thousand dsiian, with 10
per cent. intercs, per snpum, pay able sHnuAlly,
% ney due on . mortgsge made BY him 70 Charles
Msson and since assikpsa 70 said Hiram Barney,
dated March Itch. 1855, also claiming against each
Of yes and the other dsfsnAaat tho fersslss 1se
rain morsgage, the fame being upon u the S-W
and The ", Of Sc OF Sec. 81, Tp- 81 n, X.
W. Lse county. Iowa, for EuicAsse Doncy, and
further asking for the sale Of said premises and
general relief.
nna uaess yOu sPpesr snu shswsf ss'a petluon
on or before noon Of the second day of the next
term Of said CousaS 70 commence ~ Keokut the
let Monday Of 6sptenbsr, A. ID. 1851, defsuit
will be entered against ron, and judgment render
cd thereon ~ pray cd for in said petition.
NOBLE q ~TRONG,
J4ne ID. ls61--iln Atsorp~ys for Pitf.
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OrIeannI Notice,

NOtsGCs
To Huburtus Hsstaakef, George Sshsltx, Jno. G.
Weis aud George kittess
VOu ase Aatsby ssspeetively notitsd tbatt there
- il nov on ale in the CleYk's ofiss 0t thA Dis
trict Court Of Lse county, Iowa, At Fl. Madison,
petition Of Hiram Barney claiming . Judgment on
forsclosure of : mortgage sgainst said Huburtus
Hout1nsksr Move n1nitd, for the sum oY six hun
Let day q Iaausry 1851, and srecis snd general
execution against nuburtus Houtmaker, and n
AEasnst al ssid defends MS above named ptayisg
Aso for the forfeiture II m0fgsgs given ~ said
II. HoutOsker TO Charles Mason, upon Lots ii and
l2, DleoklAe, II EDkdk, Lses county, issa, the
sale Of said mortgAged PREMISE ~ pay e said
debt, the sxtingsIih rent ~ I'll equity u redcmp
uoA, fur sosbs aad gtn1rsl rsiisk. M 78 ~
Nov you snd eacA Of yop are notified to appear
and answer raid petition On the morning Of the
ond day Of the next t4rD Of sssd cs1rt, 30 b. hold
the first Monday Of December, 1891, or judg-
uent and decree willie BAD tAerein sgysay ed for
by default. ~ SCOTT HOWELL,
June 20, l86I-1m Solicitor for Plaintiff.
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THE WEEKLY EVENING POST

~ edAcd With especial references II the watts Of
country readers, snd besides sithe sYtees Of gen
ersa interest published in the Daily Eveping Pest
cont<tns eeIaplsse digcst VI the news IT the DAY
Aud - tanp dew - 60 the iutAScst
and instruction Of Fsymers. 1t eontaipsA o Ing
eela@ns Of reading matter every week.
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Which IL printed On large folio sheet, ontains a
fuii account OF the occurrences Of the day, the a
tsst foreign lrsis pondence
-Puoic documents of interest and importance,
PrpceelinRs Of Congr and Of the State Lesisla-
tutc--pSpaasr Leesurs-- Tales Poetry --issviews
ana extracts from Nov Books-City Nsws--specai
ciai Anauss NsS York Markets, issIudisg stock
And aa1aay MARKETS, atoeether with Ale Cattle
Markets OF the country, and such Foreign markets
o. are Of general interest. Its EDITORIAL DISGUST
tlor, sss Arrays frank fearless and
FILE EEAil WEEKLY EVENING port
cnntains ali the reading II the Daily Eyaninp Pos
ana Inc latest news, by trlsgrAphs and mails, DIP
to The hssT ~ ruAlsos ron.
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AegaA Mollce.
ktk.Ll sltS~

u flA5s "a
To D. c, Billings, M.hitabls killings, Eliza Salli-
van snd William sullivan, Davenport 0askill,
susan W~leA, Peter Hire, Herderson Co.
James Lsrkiss, Hugh Asskiss, sxtcutorj VIM.
Psitsh ard, X. kEsieries, Andrew Wshter, Z. W.
Phinney, =. A, Thompson Co., 1so.gs Cooper
Z CO., Henry s. Taylor, Samuel Jandon, Hodges
Bros: u
YOU and each Of yen are hereby notified that
j y tAsYs " nov % nls In Tie slbSr IT the Clerk
Of the Distriet COnrt of Lee oooaty, Iowa. at Keo-
kuk, petition snd sspplemental petition Of Hiram
Barney, claiming Of you. b. C.. Rillings the of
6fteen hundred dollar, With 10 per cent. intsrss,
per annuu, psysbls annually, 40 money due op
. mossgage made ~ ysa - OhAfsss Mssoa and
sinoe Asignsd 10 sabA barney, dated April - 1857
also claiming agAinst eash Of yea snd tho Other de-
fsndsnts, The forsclosurs Of said mortgage, ths
same being upon 8. tfe.E | Of Bee. HE ". !
of 6-w 6ee. ~, ana tAe \. Of n 3 Sec IS, al
in Up. ~. n, h. o w.. Also, Ia sfs-k& Of Sec.
SO. Tp. 81 n. Il. VI, alne S-W 4 II b " ! of
Sec, 50, vp. 81 ~, h. w., Lee oouniy, lswa. for
the pufchAss money. and further eshing for =
sails n mid pfeuises, and general relief.
And unlsss joe appear and snswsr al petition on
0r biefe n~op II the sspeadadsy Of she nest tsriG
Of said Court, TO esmOsnas at kssApk Aona ths 1kG
Manday II September, A. D. 1881, de1aait will
b. entered aEaintt yos, asd Judgement rendered
thereon ~ prsyea for In said petition.
June 10. lSsi--dlm Attorneys for PHf:
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vs. don 7 promtse TO sell the shove Ttas vxhS low.
NOT less thsA the usual rrices but We kuasants
the quality superior TO any that cxp be generally
bought for the same price fAprl2dl
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The Proclamation, it is understood. will suspend
the mail service in the seeded States. stop the
telegraph, anu declare Washington 'umier martial
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day, and were brought to the city, have been
transferred TO Prof. Chi<holn's private hospitll
in Trapman-strcet One Of them died al quarter
past ten o'clock last night. The other is impror-
ins in condition.
E REslGSATIoS.-Mr. ]. L. Hamilton, hay
ing been appointed n Lieutenant in the Navy of
the Confederate States. has resigned his commits
sion of Captain Of Artillery IN the South Carolina
Army.
re- Col. Rudlcr, of Nicaraguan fame, was in
the city yesterday.
s The Mercury of Saturday says: Three
regiments of volunteers. mastering about 5000
men, arrived by the South Carolina Railroad in
the night The regiments are commanded by Col.
Rion, Col. Williams, and Col. johnson IIasood.
lss- FATAL AccIpEST.-Wcr regret to learn that
one Of our volunteers Of the Regiments which ar
rived last night fell from the cars while in notion
and was SO seriously injured as to cause death in
few hours. We have not learned the maine Of
the unfortunate man.
ne" We have received no Northern mail for
two days. We suppose, in retaliation for stop
ping Major Andcrsou's supplies. Honest Old
Abe has cut off the Southern mails. Well, its Il
bad rule that does not work both ways Northern
folks arc as anxious to hear from Us as we are
from them
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Virginia Convention.

RIcuMoSD, April l0.-A resolution was
adopted that the people of Virginia will
await any reasonable time TO obtain answers
from other States to certain proposed amend
ments to the Constitution, aware, as they are:
Of the embarrassments which many produce
delay but they will expect, as an indispen.
sable condition, that pacific policy be adopt d
towards the seeded States, and that no at
tempt be made to subject them to Federal
authority. nor to reinloi ce forts CT to recap
ture forts, DC, or exact ilnposts.
A resolution was passed, that it is the
opinion of this Convention that Virginia
would regard Any action Of the Federal or
Confederate Governments tending TO produce
collision. ren,ling tue eliierts for the adjust
ment of the difficulties, as uuwise and injuri.
Gus to both, and would regard such action ON
the part OF either, as leaving Virginia free to
determine her future policy.
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Tn THOUSAND PEOPLE 0rr OF EMPLOY
MEyr.--.Iust think ui' ii! Ten thousand pep
pie III Newark, New Jersey, are cat Of c;r.,
povment. Many Of these, SAYS the EL'-
nrc>;, "have been living in good par, upon
charity all winter. still living on III lopcs that
when the I,h of March cam. the Admins
tra,ion would discover apocy' which would
restore confidence and credit, !l!aw oat the
irnz.n channels Of business. and enable Icu
once more TO earn bread ior themselves and
families. Hope deferred, however j, making
the heart six. Tic expectations Of relief tram
the Lincoln Administration have moi been rc
;.lizaI. lsnc prospects Of the great nanurac.
turing interest, with which they arc cnmnrc
ted, are more unpromsins than ever. Hence,
III arc now be ginning 10 inquire, how long
is this state of things to last ? and to mani
fest an unmistaknbl: disposition. il Rcpubli-
canis,n is resolved that the rupture of the
Union, resulting from its sectional organxa.
ton. is to be permanent, the Broad Seal State
will cut loose ircm that ism. aS from a PCS
thence Ii such he TIC r8iancio!: position
of these people now, what will it be if Lin
coin involves us in war, and closes the door
TO all employment.-Newi York Day Book.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17
More Late News.

A Montgomery correspondent Of the Augusta
C,mstitu'ionalist says:
"Thc Cabinet is constantly in scssion-all CON-
muuicasipn cut off, except for its information.
Nothing can reach Washington There are ap-
plican.s here for letters Of marquc, aud they will
probably he issued without delay. There is. also
probability of IN attack on Washington, by Ma
jor Ben Mccullough with ten thousand men, if
President Davis himself does not head the expo
dilioa. l have kept you SO fully advised, Iy tee-
graph, of everything could learn, there is moth
ing left for mo to say. The Government conf
dent:y expects the secession Of Virginia.
From the same paper, of date the 10th, we
gather the following itcms
Col. 4. r. L,wroy, Of Savannah, has been ap-
pointed Drisader General in the Confederate Ar
my.
MuSrGoMEEY, Ala, April l5.--It is stated here
in well informed circles, that the Federal fleet has
landed shot at Fort Pickcns.