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LOTS FOR Sale.

THE undersigned o6ers for ralc two Of the best
lots for private residence to BIB had in Oskaioo-
"a They arc pleasantly situated on the corner Of
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On these lots Is building that could easily be con-
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siiis Tor dwelling house, and welt OF goon water
on the line between these and the adjoining Io,
:aid Premoses will DO sold cheap 70. cash. Apply
10 or address JOHN w. DAY,
OIL. Real Estats Agent.
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attachment.
Jefferson Forkner, plaintiff
Elisha 4. Coppinger. defendcnt
Before Richard Hull Justice Of the Peace of Jef-cr
son Tow nship, Jefferson County. Kansas
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the OF twenty three dollars and eighty seven cts.
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Stt0c hlncNi
Jonathan ostern, plaintiff, Before Richard Hpil,
". : Justice Of the Peace
T. Il Hud, -, Defendcnt. } Of JeCsrson Township.
Jefferson County. Kan sis.
On the I6ii. ay Of Sept. 4. u. 1851. said Justice
issued or.ic. 4 attachment IN the above action
for the sum Of Il. 20 dollar. SUD 50 ct.
Oct. ~ hot. JONATHAN OSEERN.
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THE INDEPENDENTS osKALoosA

Taking the quickest time from 81; Louis TO
wi Cincinnati, Lou,s..-. Nashville aud ali
Eastern Cities! New York. AZ hours
P,t.burc.s 2t hours Boston, A hours.
Wheeling, 1919 hours. Philadelphia. SO hours.
Cleveland. Is hours. Baltimore. SO hours.
Buffa.o %, &c. hours. Washington, ST hours.
Louisville, la hours. Nashville, ~ hours.
From ST. Louis 20 Cincinnati WITHOUT cAsNGE
or CARS FROM Cincinnti TO Cleveland, Fits
burg or Bellair without change Of cars
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Baggage Checked Through.

The IL. & st. Joe X. h.. and heokuk Packes
the North Missouri, and the Ohio 4 Mississippi
K. RS make close and reliable connections at
CINCINNATI, without omnibus ride, with the favor
tie Roads Of the West
The Little Miami 4 Columbus 4 Xcnia, and
Cincinnati Hamiltot Dayton Rail Roads. for
DAYTON and Columbus. With the Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati E.R, for Cievsland
Buffalo& niagara Falls. The Pittsburg, C0llum
bus& Cincinnati, and Fort Wayne Chicago X
RS for Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The Cen
tai Ohio RR.. for GAINESVILLE, Whs cling and Bal
timore, Marietta & Cincinnati X. r.. for Chilli
cuthe, Marietta. Parkrrsburg and Baltimore. and
with either OF the Four Great Eastern Lines for
New York Or Boston.
Passenger by this route have the adv antage Of
wide and spacious cars, with greater iberality ei
room beth in seats and in aisles. than can lie
found on any other Railroad in the West. and the
comfort afforded by
Foote'S Patent Ventilated Cars BY DAY
And Foote's Patent ventilated sleeping cars b.
night.
Passengers from the West by the Ohio / Ms
issippi RR have the advantage over those b,
other lines IL THE CHOICE or SEATS AMI
gERTtS, from Cincinnati, AS there are no chan
ges Of cars between Cincinnati and Cleveland
Pittsburgh OF Btllair.
Two daily throeh Express trains, tSundsys EA
s.pied.) one train Sunday evening.
Ohio 4 Mississippi time TEN minutes !as'
than ST. Louis time. The public are arespecifuii.
cautioned asains; bills advertising other route.
n.asing quicker time.
Ask for tickets via OHIO 4 Mississippi z. X.
For information, apply st tins Gf'ce- n" 90
directly on the corner of Fourth and Cnesuut SIS.
1''-N' 7. LOuGH,
iaG GeuI Tlckat Agrnt.
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YBg WggBLT H8HOLA STAR.

By o. ffpYnm.ff ri fa Nfi9F
Ahls Uleabeg N lia gihf9
n Main uahfftl ahnll te allei 4
tha sttalaimf lie ~ AZ ~ fsfaH ~
appointment M ffh ming fhilfff IN
fha a%fptfsgai a NJ si,s senate
aa \ Th4f Hl foiaui. sf4 fa
lsial under ihia nfihafaa fllI ls
alnfed nah esemttiats aAi eom
uaafInh r. afs ms ali8sflt ~ lac
~ me- Volunteers IN ihe mlnnef ms
p icfbel end si'o bs esene' ffan
poll mf ard shaii w. entitled ~ lla.f
diiehsfge chen fiebdy f%sl1hphs
fhall he tliabl ahtl BY iffiig ~ Oh
efvlfs botstob me s'aie " Ms.ia.
stp, m my f%oufelemey of VII d
sle nh mamltf. hhl Mo hoh to- Ima
Hiatfa N The lua trlerd Union
Profiisi, The sai YDlmirofs shall
not be required 70 Servo more than
gne year afip bfinRollti hia actaaI
anfYee.
aeC ~ Thai Nh uob oneoIs ,1l
rriyuies ne may be disabled whilst ii
neinal aof'ics, before he formation
u b Southern Confpdepcy. bo en.
iiilei 70 Duo years' t,y ufiof thfir
discharge from the service, and tie
Nldov' u tho,e who may BE- kloi u
the service shall al . receive the sun
y dollars for one year thc
compensation that their husbands
would be entitled 70 II living
Soc ll-That all parts Of tho
t9natl NJ on, all acts and oil ltss N
c%gnilitt With this ordnance, and go
much NJ the Constitution ~ may lin.
4, the right u any Yolu'ocrs from
olocilng their own field officers in any
manner prescribed BY the Legislature,
be and the same are hereby abrogated
AMI annullcd.
Sec. l2-That this ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from anil
after 10 passage, and continue in ope.
ration until changed, altered or am.
ended by this Convention. or the
state Legislature, after this Conycn.
ton shall hive III ally adjourned.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 2g.-Privais
and reliable letters from Lincoln urge
his friends 10 cancellation and tom.
promise. The border State rcsolu-
tons are Indicated rs q reasonable
basis Of an adjustment Of the present
dikculties.
Secretary Din has instructed the
commanders VI revenue cutters to dc.
iced ,heaselyes II attached. and il
Ne asssilssss ~ ssperiss n force 10
- sAeir vessels sshsse ssd Wen
0WN
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M0OaGAWe Oeeoe1us.

The Convention on wednesday
23d inst, elected the following ON
GERS, under the new Ordinance, which
we publish to-day Jefferson DAYS,
Majcr.G General u Van Dorn, 1T
Bigadier. General Clarke, ~, DO.
D. :. Alcorn. ~ do, aud G. II Mott,
ith Dfigadier General
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The Mississippi Convention, No.
shs gg cit, elected the fgliovbF
delegates, % represent The STATE ~
The Convention, 10 assemble On iht
l,h Day u February he,t ., Mont
eomsry, Ma, 10 form q Southern
Confsde,sy Hon Waltd BROOKE,
Of Warren county Hon 4 "
Clayton. d Marshall Go Hon "
\ barry, Of Lorud' 20 Hon J
7. Harrison, Of Lornd' Go Hon
j. A. r. Campbell, Of Atials Go F.
Hon W I. Harris, Of IIinds, an
lion. W. \ Wilson, u Claiborne
county.
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An ORDINANCE
II prorii, for Portal Arrangements
~ Mssissippi.

fIf
WHEREAS. IL Is proper and necessary
% avoid, NJ Tar IS practicable any
disturbance Of existing arrange.
msnts and contracts Tor carrying,
del vering AMI distributing the
mails.
Therefore, The people Of Missi..
sippl, IN Convention assembled. do
oriain aud declare, and it hereby OF.
iained aud declared, that I'll laws,
contracts and regulations made By
the authority of the United States
for conveying, delivering and distri.
bu,Ing the mails, and for the protec.
ton thereof agains. deprcdations,
which were subsisting and in force
prior to the date OF an ordinance ad.
opted by the people Of Mississippi, in
Convention assembled, on the ninth
Jay Of January, one thousand eigh,
hundred and sisiy-ope, entitled, IAN
Ordinance 10 dissolve the Un'on he.
tween the State Of Mississippi ani
the States united with her under the
compact entitled 1.-The Constitution
Of the United States Of America" b,
and the saine arc hereby continued in
full force and effect so far as they ar,
not incompatible with the terms ant
intent Of said Ordinance, or with tn,
provisions hereinafter made ; and III,
persons charged with duties impose,
by said contracts and regulation
shall continue to discharge the same
and all violations Of the penal Law
aforesaid, shall be prosecutions in tn
name and by the authority Of tn
State Of Mississippi, in the courts q
said State having jurisdiction q
crimes and misdcmeancrs in the sam
manner as other prosecutions are no
conducted aud determined by the Law
Of this State.
See. BE IL further oriahae,
That this Ordinance shall take eGe,
from and after its passage, and sha
continue in force until repealed b
this Convention. or suspended }
, such laws aud treaties as may be a
opted or assen,ed to for that pu
pose to the State Of Mississippi.
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al Government. and ia proy,lo m III,
plan of spiI Proyl,ional Goyernmcnt.
or o,bersi.e. tina, AZ early ~ conye.
n~icntly and p~ronerly NAV b.. A CON.
yen,ion Of the States f1roinr such
Government. and such othcr State.
a. nav have s,cedcc. and then IL. 70
70 attach ,h,m,rlyc. thereto. hall b,
assembled 10 rcyi.c tho Constitution
and plan Of Government So e.t,bIi il.
cd. propose alterations and amend
ments therein. and adopt A perms
mem, pl,n of Goycrnmru, for s,el
Sta,cs-to be submitted for r,tiiic,.
ton to Conventions Of the several
States represented therein. and thsr
the -a'l Provisional government shat
continue until the said pefmaperl
plan of Go,ernmen, shall g. adopted
and e,tall he'd.
Fifth. Ths, IN e,se tho .,il Con.
,en,iop 10 he a.,embled =, Nsn,,om.
cry. A. eontempia,.l /, ,Le .erosl 4
1.-The preceding resolutions. .l,l bro.
ee.lto eon..d. and sI,p, ,,l.n l,- +,
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Conc, Miss Jan 20. lsCl.

Col. VI =. WARD -
NV Dev S,r ;--Supposing tina,
"il.m." Of news frcm dihcren, part
Of The country, vii a, any time be
sccepiablc to you-as matter Tor The
Star II. at the suggestion Of
several Of my ucighbor-, write TO give
you the particulars Of our Military
move at Como.
In view Of the threatening aspect
Of political affairs, and the unsettled
condition Of the Southern States, and
In view further Of the fact that vi
ere nov a separate and Independent
Republic-looking to ourselves for
all ,%hiugs-and wishing to aid In the
defense Of our States rights, to say
nothing Of our homes and tircsidcs,
In view Of oil these things, ! say, IL,
people round and abou, Como, deter.
mined ,omc two weeks since, 10 form
an Independent, Troup Of Horse
We went to work at once. and in !
short time We had thirty name, sub
scribed and all among the rcspon.i
bic men Of this neighborhooj. ",
met and organized on the 10Th o
January, and appointed Jan. 2C.h Al
the day Tor our neg, meeting and IL,
ELECTION Of officers. We me, on tina
day with many new members. gisinI
W in all a very respectable compan,
- TO sise, o. in other particulars. an,
sfser adopting q very rigid--m'lilar
-se, Of rules and regulations, v
proceeded to the election Of our of
GERS The following is the result:
For Captain, John G. Brahan
Surgeon, Dr.. J. ". lrby l., Lieut.
Casper ". Hunt: u Licn,.. job
d. Coffee Quarter Master Sergeant
8. n. McGehec Ordnance Serr
7. y. prahan Orderly Serg't. wm
d. Davis; scrg',. Ell. s. Walton
il. Corporal, J. NJ. semme., "a COT
Porsl, o. d. Slcdgc, IT,. 81 Corpr'l
Wm. ". Ticker; l,h Corpr'l, 4. q
White Basler, +. r. Pope.
The above names speak for ,heu
selves. They need no endOrsemcu
from me. The whole company I'll
tAss the necessities Of the ,imes, cal
q them forth, and they a, once r,
spoaded. We are in for no troll,
~ ere determined to make this moi
-seoapaese su%eccss-and to be re,
y u m early day for any emerge,
sy. Every man is to arm, equi,
end nosnt himself. W. claim to
~ independent ,roup. costing Il
State scthine, and only asking 4
spposssni'y TO serve her. Our CT
sess generally, feel . great in,crs
10 THE matter, and | doub, no, v
sAs~ extended ~libersli,y. Il any fun
sAssld y seeded hereafter for q,
psspsss. We hs,e already adopt
~ Ssifesn, and selected our eaui
nsats cad arms, end hare Of n
- . eoumisses, consisting
0ausA NsCshee. 1lsn,, aad Da,
= xenpAis, y contract for oil
-. 81 alss 70 hire i. q. q n,
- pm 0oser, y spne down q
uussa = b Nilassy matters. r
sslssasi 49, Cavalry .sb,
esDaie = cs1s's s;s sAss,er.. ,
sAyssbosaa 81
~ SDsspisas. Z
800 $3.50 = 80 n
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l.laceoa Oppss~a Ia GewccssOsus
and ~ Favor ~ COes Coo0.

The New York Tribune Of Satur.
day makes the following apparently
official editorial announcement. Il
will be seen that Mr.. Lincoln no,
only opposes any concession TO the
South, but threatens means Of coer.
cion
"The question having anew been
raised. We deem itpropcr to say again
shat We have said before. and We
wish TO be understood AZ saying il
authorisativcly, tina, President Lin.
coin Is not in favor Of making con.
cessions TO the slave power. either
pretended concessions or real con.
ccssions. nor in favor Of anv mes.
surss locking to the humiliation Of
freedom and Of the Free States. no
matter in what manner they NAV be
disguised. nor BY wha, sciuctions
they may be commended. lie he.
~licves. with the great body Of indie.
pendent freemen cf the country.
Democrats. Bell men, and Rcpubli.
cans. that the fret duty to be done /.
to ascertain whether We have a ecv.
e-nmcnt or not and whether the
Union is . mere delusicn Of the i'm.
sginssion. to be dissolved at the frs,
touch Of actual hostility. or a rres,
and vital pcwcr. a competent to A..
sert itself and defend itself srsins,
domestic seiition rs against foreign
foes. We have reason to know tina:
he perceives and feels clearly that
this is the predominant question Of
the time, towering shove every
other.
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WnkRsAS the Bssass q koAest O.
w bsss deceased, vss. q he Jaunssy
tern, 1yol, 81 - prshals Csurs q psao.
10 Cssssy, declared isssissas, IL pesssas
having claims seaiess said dsss1ess. ere
hereby sssi1ed 10 have sAsis slaios jsiy
vsrSssei a.a seeissWst h soeGDesef The
Clesh Of the Probate Coed IL nd C0sssy
By the let dss 81 March, 1so3, - ~ vifl
be forever barred.
Al. WILLIAMS, Aes'r.
January 80. itot. ss-sa
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ssssoeneUs - k0se,
008o410s . . = DRAA0s
W1LL psaesiss 10 the Csssss Of Pane.
Nv q, Ds Soto, aad oshse Ceussies u
North Mississippi, and viil pay passisuiss
attention TO the collessios VI dshp. aad
Oil other business harvested TO ,hsir care.
RnHDnnnoRs,
nIcs. :. v. Thompsn, Ripley, Hoo. ].
4. Chalnsss. ussassdo; sSsssss. bmvu,
vssa . Co., 3. y. Appespsa = Co, 3 Lsas
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02
The Steel Pen Disease

Some of our readers will probably re-
collect notice which appeared in the
Journal last February, relative to a theory
advanced by President FELTON, Of Harvard
that the debilitating and sometimes para
lytic, affections of the hand and arm ex-
perienced by those accustomed to write
much, were attributable to tie use of steel
pens. Since the appearance of the notice
IN question there has been good deal of
speculation regarding the theory it des-
erlbed, and many practical tests Of its re-
liability have been instituted. President
FELTON, has received a great many letters
proving the efficacy of resorting to the old
goose quill in curing partial, and almost
complete, paralysis of the hand and arm,
caused by using steel pens. One instance
is very remarkable. An eminent publish
er II this city. some two years ago found
himself unable to STEADY his hand to write.
His hand arm sweled so that he was for
ced to employ an amanuensis and such
was his necessity, only at brief intervals,
until he happened to see description of
President Felton's theory in the Journal.
He adopted the goose quill instead of the
steel psn. and in a month thereafter was
able to do his own writing, and lie contin-
ues to do without any trouble 1t may
save parties tire risk of annoying Presi.
dent FELTON, with inquiries relative to the
basis Of his theory when we inform them
he has none 80 explain.-Bost0n Journal