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from the U. s. Naval Gazette


FORT SUMTER, s. c., Feb. 27.
REv. @. w. DENrsoN, N. Y Dear Sir:
beg you 70 accept nv thanks for your patri-
otto poem-"0ur Flag il Floating YETI
dedicated 10 nv associates and myself.
God has really seemed to bless us 10 every
important step We have taken since have
been in command My constant appeal has
been TO Him for wisdom. and understanding
OF His Divine will. and for strength of pur-
pose and resolution TO perform my whole
duty. We have been aided, tco, by the
prayers OF our Christian friends. humbly
believe that lie has graciously listened to
our prayers. ! hope that all Christians of
our beloved country will continue earnest in
prayer, entreating God to have mercy upon
our people--to save IA from our sins, and to
unite us again ~ a people-not only in our
civil Government, but one peorie in our love
and alteration OF Ills holy name.
We do not think that any apology was
necessary from You for your poem-hut the
excuse you give (of devotion to your duty az
chaplain TO seamen) for not having made
it to please you, was certainly most per.
feet one.
The duty your heart was then engaged il
is holy duty, and one that will impart i
blessing to manly souls, and bless YOU. &c
on IN your noble work, and God will sanctify
your doings.
Believe me to be yours sincerely,
Rom. ANDERSON, U. s. A.
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Southern States, enough in the aggregate to
prevent the adoption Of these amendments,
why insist upon thcm2 Why not propose
something practicable, or else resolve direct
~ either for secession or against it.
Nevertheless the st. Louis Democrat re.
CARDS the intensely pro-slavery tone Of the
report. and its abuse of the North as we'll as
its Crittenden resolution, AZ ga tub thrown
TO the whale" Of the slave power, but that
the Convention is emphatically and unreser.
vedly in favor of the Union, now and forever,
unconditionally.
The minority report recommends Border
Slave State Convention for the adoption Of
new guarantees to slavery to be recommend
cd to the Northern as we'll as the Southern
States. The idea seems to be ono OF "re-
construction" in which the Border Slave
States are to take the lead, prescribe the
terms, and coerce the other States into the
acceptance OF them by maintaining an armed
neutrality.
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[Corres pondence Of the Gate City.1
Sr. LOUIS, March III, 1S6

LtOlo5 iauIOu - AOUIs
MIR EDlToR: The Missouri State Conyen-
ton is in session in this city, and it's pro-
ceedipgs up to date undoubtedly have been
read by most of the readers Of your paper,
and this mail will bring you the majority re-
port Of the Committee on Federal Relations,
which is contained in the So. Louis papers
OF to-day.
The Committee in Federal Relations could
not agree, and this morning at l04 O'Clock
the minority report will be presented to the
Convention. The discussion of these re.
ports will occupy all OF this week and bring
out the ablest men Of the Convention, who
up to this time have taken but little part n
making speeches.
This Convention is composed Of ninety
nine members, forty Of whom are stopping
at the Everett House, and but two OF these
forty are in favor of secession, and out Of
the whole number in the Convention there
are only fifteen In favor Of secession. 1t is
said that there is more talent in this Con-
vention than in any body Of men ever as
sembled in the State. There are seven ex-
Governors and seven ex-Jndges, Decides sew
eral Of the ablest lawyers of the State, in
the Convention; and from the action of THE
Convention up to this timc and the great
majority in favor OF the old stars and
stripes. There is DO danger Of secession on
the part OF Missouri.
The minority report Of the Committee on
Federal Relations will be made to day and
published in the evening.
Business OF all kinds 10 exceedingly dull
in this city. The Wholesale houses are not
doing one half as much as last year this
time. ! have not time to write more, a.
wish to 60 to the Convention.
Yours truly,
q. w. LowRIR
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LeSa1 NOttCes
To John A. Bishop, Alice Bishop, Esther Parish,
William Parrish Joseph Parish, Mary ]. Parish
widow, Mary j. Parish, tminor), Thos. Par b
in person, Thos. Parlsh executor of the estate
Of Joseph c. Parish, deceased, ssm'l +. Miller,
Aionzo CrsndalI, 5. s. Bontr:
IN or before the 18th day OF March, 1861,
NJthere will be on die in the Office Of the Clerk
of the Distriet- Court of Ice County, Iowa, ~
Fort Madison, the petition Of Howe. Pierce Co.,
. mercantile firm, tanning against John A. Bishop
judgment for 81 600 on n Iromissory note ex Gu
ted BY him To s. :. Boner and assigned to plaintiff
and against all Of the def endants the forecos
Of n mortgage on lands in Lee Comfy, Iowa, ex
cuted ny John A. Bishop and Alice Bishop hi. wife
to said B,nsr, to secure the said note and other
notes The other defendants claim interest in
the property described in the mortgage.
And unless You appear and answc said petition
or before the noon of the second day OF III.
next term II said Court, to commence at Fort Mad
son on the third Monday Of May, A. d. 1861, 8
default will be entered and judgment rendered
and sale ordered prayed for in the petition.
RANKIN d MILLER
March Is 1861. pltfs' Att'yp
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CONGREGATIONAL.

SESArg.-The Senate took up Mr.. Eos
ter's resolution for the expulsion OF Mr..
Wigfal, when, on motion Of Mr.. Sim !.
mons, il, together with Mr.. Clingman's sub
stitute, wac referred to the judiciary CON-
mittee
Trumt ull, from tho Judiciary Com, to
whom Was referred Mason's resolution about
Carlton ank Sanborn, reported it back with
the recc mmenda,on that II be postponed till
the Sd Monday 10 Dec, which was agreed to.
The committee deem il premature to order
payment at tnis time. Executive session.
Adjourned.
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Legal N0lIce.

Legal Notice.
To Hugh II. Smiley, Martha j. Smiley, Margaret
C. Davies, johnson Davies, Convsrs, Harding
Co.:
IN or before the 10th day of March, 1861
~ there viii re n file in the office of the Ciers
of the District Court IF LIE County, Iowa. at
Fort Madison, the sworn petition Of Turner, Viii
son d CO., claiming Of Hugh III. smiiey two thou.
sand dollars on promisssry nete xeeuted BY him
TO l.. Deming aud now by endose ment be pro
perty Of Ilaintfs; and against al the defendants
the fureciosure OF . mortTsgv executed by Hugh
ii. Smiley and Mar ha j. Smiley to A l.. Beming.
on real estate in keokuk, Iowa, to secure g. id
note and two others, in witch property all the de-
fondAnts are interested.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the noon of the second day VI th.
next term of said Court, to commence At Fort
Madison On be third Monday OF May, A. ID. 1861
= default will be entered aud judgment rendere cd
as prayed for in the petition.
RANKIN 4 MILLER,
March IA, 1861 LIN Pitts Att'ys
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From new Orleans.
Nxw ORLEANS. March l

INV UkLEANb, Mdfch Il.
Galveston, Texas, adviccs say that the
troops formerly stationed at Camp Ringgold
had arrived ut Fort Brown on their way to
the coast.
The steamer Daniel Webster was outside
Of Brazos to transport the federal troops.
1t is reported that 1900 Texans were sta.
toned 90 the Rio Grande, and reinforce
.ncn;s w.fo sill arriving. the collector for
the district Of Braxos had resigned and re-
sumed duties under the authority OF Texas.
Col. Ford was at Brownsville. Gen. Mcleod
VAS in command At Brazos, and Gen. Mich.
OILS at Point Isabel.
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GTCoUoHs.-Th sudden changes OF our
climate are sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experience hav-
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken in the ear.
ly stages Of the disease, recourse should at
once be had to "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRo-
cnEs," or Loxenges, let The Gold, Cough, or
irritation Of the Throat be ever 80 slight, ae
by this precaution more serious attack may
be edectually warded of. Public SPEAKERS
and SINGERS will find them eHectual for clear
ing and strengthening the voice. See ad-
Yartisement.-
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oT Miss Margaret Lea Bevan, the young
lady who, being the daughter of a celebrated
London surgeon, was married, by her own
procurement, to an omnibus conductor, IN
der the name Of Margaret Bcvap, with the
understanding that the marriage should nev.
er De contaminated, which has been observed,
has been denied a decree pronouncing her
marriage null by the court for divorce. Sh.
must. therefore, it appears, submit to all the
legal liabilities which are consequent upon
her extraordinary and, in fact, incompre-
hensible conduct.
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QT1he Albany Journal says that the re-
ported marriage of Miss Harriet Lane to Mr..
james Carlisle, is not true. The event may
take place, and while the venerable Pub.
Fano, will remain at Lancaster, Miss Lane
may 60 TO Carlisle, not in the State OF Penn.
sylvania, but in the State Of Matrimony.
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r. j. WALKER Rich MANA Washing

ton correspondent says:
Robert J. Walker has suddenly become
millionaire, by the decision made yesterday
IN the Supreme Court, involving the title to
quicksilver mine in California, estimated
to be worth millions Of dollars. Walker is
proprietor Of one fifth OF this valuable mine,
and was offered not long ago So 900 900 for
It provided tho Court should give favorable
decision. That decision has no " been given
and Mr.. walker, who was, TO use his own
words, "a beggar in the morning." went
home to dinner millionaire. The preseD
condition Of the country may, however, pre-
vent bis Immediate realisation Of his "ex.
pectations.o
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WAsnIHoToS, March IL.
The President to-day nominated to the
Senate {. NJ. Clay as Minister to Spain, and
Corwin Minister TO Mexico.
The latter 10 considered the most inpor.
tant mission under the Government at this
time, considering the territorial expansion
question as connected with the Confederated
States.
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WHEELING, March l2.
Two young men, named Jas. McLane and
Richard MADDEN, got into difficulty last night
while under the influence Of liquor, when
the former shot the latter, inficting wound
which will probably prove fatal. McLanc
committed suicide to-day. Both belonged
to families OF the highest responsibility, and
the affair has cast . gloom over the whole
community.
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'"sF' IT HHy W.T. JFFKlnk.V-
Yes, very pleasant. indeed" "Good dav
ior the race" 'skace-what race ?u .Thr
human race "Uh, 20 long with your stu :
pa 'kes; get up good one, like the one
with which sold day." "Day-wha, dav?,,
1.-The day We celebrate" said jenkins. Who
went on his way rejoicing.
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cy- The Mobile Meacury, one OF the fret
papers in Alabama, If not the first, to come
out as an open advocate OF secession, has
recently died of starvation.
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N w. TIA m pshirc E,ecnon.

The annual election for State officers and
member II Congress, il 10 progress to-day.
The returns do not fhow large vote, aad
there is very little excitement. As far as
heard from the Republicans maintain about
the same majority as last year. 10 Concord
the vote 10 four wards, at O'Clock, stood
Republicans, 03l Opposition, 375.
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u South Carolina has been trying how
not TO DO Il long enough. Don't she know
how to do ii? We will tell her:

South Carolina Sumter wants.
But Of hiooiah has q h rror.
Let hsr give oydt TIN per oent:--
The Rogue will steal il for her.
.aatsuv
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fTW When merchants begin TO take their
signs down in the newspapers, IL ia general
" regarded as an indication OF their retire.
mcnt from business or failure, by the sensi-
bio and DISCERNING.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FLOUR! FLOUR
QUINCY CASTLE MILLS xxx FLOUR;
Aak Grace Mills Huubfa Extra -Four, FOR sale By
mchl4d ROBERTSON & Brit.
GOF EE.
nLD Cove Java, q choice lot just received and
~ for sale by
mott ROBERTSON / BRO.
SUGARS.
(ELCHER'S Double Refined Powdered.
l. Crushed.
a 10Y g White.
tAt I" Yellow.
For saleh by ROBERTSON 4 BRO.
inch i'd
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our Flag SIN waves.

The flag Of the Union still waves over the
walls of Fit, Sumter, notwithstanding tho tri-
Hmrh which flied thn hearts, heamed from
the faces and broke from the lips Of some Of
the Locofoco leaders on the streets yester-
day, in view Of the report that the stars and
stripes Of the Union had given place to the
secession flag on that stronghold constructed
by the nation. The false report prevalent
yesterday cast gloom of disappointment,
dstrnst and chagrin over the countenances
of all our Republican friends who feared
that it might be true.
We kept cool, Of course, ADD gave them
oil good advice till the reception OF the mail
somewhat relieved the anxiety. Fort Sum-
ter has not been evacuated, and whatever
may have been, or may hereafter be the re-
suit Of important Cabinet councils over mat
tiers of that nature, We need not expect the
announcement in the Geographic dispatches
reached.
The Administration is evidently making
arrangements to collect the troops Of the
United States from Texas and other points
where treason has left them without officers
or organization, and also TO get some OF the
ships now stationed at distant points or un-
ft for servi,e, within the reach Of the Gov
eminent and ready for use.
Fort Pickcns and other points on the Gulf
arc to be reinforced, which sufficiently guar
antees the disposition Of the Administration
to maintain the defences OF the Govern
ment. And il. Fort Sumter can be rein
forced with the force at the disposal Of the
Government it will be done, if the object be
regarded as sufficiently important to justify
the expense of men and money demanded to
secure the success of the enterprise.
With such spirit as is indicated by send
ing reinforcements to the Gulf, We doubt not
Mr.. Lincoln and his Cabinet, aided BY the
counsels of General Scott will come to =
wise and patriotic decision in regard to Fort
Sumter.
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TURKEY PRIMES,
i Layer Raisins,
Valencia kaisins,
New Curfants
New F.gs,
Fresh Peaches,
Fresh Strawberries,
Fresh Tomatoes,
and Cranberries
For sals by ROBERTSON a BRO.
mch14d
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ANNuIrGEMInT.

We are authorized to announce Il. COLE. ESQ.,,
as a candidate for City Recorder, at the ensuing
City Election the First Of April.
MarchI4d
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reputation is 20 we'll known throug hout the Union
O'Clock p. m, and may b. consulted 81 the Dem.
ing House until Wednesday evening, the 2Oth.
Dr. u, who Is regular Physician and surgeon
OF the Old school, has devoted bis entire profession
u life TO the science and If OphthAlmic and Au
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Carrying tho United states mall.
gIsHE STEAMER LADY PIKE, C.s. MoaRIsos,
L Master, will leave Keokuk daily at o'clock p.
M, on the arrival Of the X IT. d. M. a. NJ. and
saw aud Alexandria mt 4l5 at Canton 4:45, at La
grange 6:l5, and Quincy ut Z. Leaving Quincy
daily at o'clock = IN, arrives at Lagrange at Q,
Canton 9.45, Alexandria and Warsaw 1850, and
Keokuk At IL m, connecting with the G., B. 70. X.
X, and the Wabash Valley Line ct Quincy.
Mchl2d
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MlNGA
rOLFMAN'S London Mustard, the beat in use
1in t !, l, 4, and 10 h tia cars, FIR sale by
mchl4 ROBERTSON BRO.
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r OW SONS (Londou) Genuine Old Brown
IL Windsor Soap.
Low 4 Son = and Benbow = Genuine Honey Soap,
for sale by ROBERTSON BRO.
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CANDLES.
A DAMANTINE Candies, much superior to thu
"A Star Cundl, 10 now in use. for sale BY
ROBERTSON 4 Br0.,
mch14d - Main-st.