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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
AFFAIRS AT ALEXANDRIA.
ALExAXDRIA, Tuesday, June

ALEXANDRIA, Tuesday, June -, 1861.
Professor loves balloon yesterday having dlscov-
cred scattering camps in the vicinity Of Fairfax Court
House. Lieut.. Tompkins, in command Of MS cavalry
company and several companies Of Connection; nfan-
try, proceeded thither last night
gentleman inst from the Connecticut camp reports
that he heard when he left this morning. the tramp
horses indicating the return Of Lieut.. Tompkinss
cavalry.
This information has been obtained in consequence
of a wild rumor which has probably been received
here from Washington that Lieut.. Tompkinss cavalry
were cut to pieces last night No official intelligence
of the operations OF Lieut.. TOmpkns has yet been
ceived.
visit this evening TO Camp Upton Of the Ohio
troops throws no further light the reported exped
ton of Lieut.. Tompkns All his men were safe at
Camp Tyler this morning. Lieut. Tompkins
slightly unwel.
The accommodating party of Col Cooks Ohio regi-
ment determined the fact that there no troops at
Vienna this morning.
Parties direct from Fairfax COURTHOUSE TO Camp
Upton report only 900 troops there yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. luton, the Union candidate for Congress, and
delegate 10 the Wheeling Convention, returned to his
residence near the camp named in his honor, to-day,
bringing Secession flag captured by the ONO troops
a, Philipp.
Mr.. Lowe returned with bis balloon 10 Washington
this morning.
All is quiet in this locality, with an abundance OF
troops 20 protect the Union cause
A farmer Matthew @ Brien, who hves SIX miles out
ON the Fairfax road, reports that GO Rebel dragons
were in that vicinity yesterday afternoon 1t was sup
posed here that this the company that Lieus.
Iompkins is reported to have met.
The Scott House was opened to-day by the railroad
force in charge of the military roads Of ths division
for their especial hotel accommodation. 1t Is located
in acquired property of absent Secessioni at the
corner of Duke and Washington streets, with John T.
Wallace of Philadelphia, in charge Of the Conmis'
saria,
The telegraph wires connecting Camps Upton and
Tyler were cut in several places las night though
strong force was guarding the road. The cause was
amusingly explained examination this morning,
when ii appeared that captain Of the Connecticut Sd,
lately arrived this DIVISION who was Oh duty on the
road became suspicious of the cable running alongside
of the road of whose object be unaware and cut
il six times in order TO proven. its acting ems
ssry Of Beauregsrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
FROM WESTERN MARYLAND.
HAgPRR's PERRy REBELS At WINCHESTER.

FREDERICK, Nd, Tuesday, March p, 1861.
MARYLAND Secessionist direct from Winchestef yes
terday morning. reports that the main body Of the Con-
federate army lately at Harpers Ferry to the number
Of about 1000, are stationed the Fair Ground,
the city, The remainder stationed at Bunker
Hill, Rcmney, and al point near Charleaown.
AT komney guerilla regiment, commanded by Col.
Mcdonald, is also stationed.
Sunday afternoon the troops at Winchester received
orders to march, and at O'Clock tents struck,
and every preparation made foe a march, The orders.
however were Suspended till 10 O'Clock at night, end
subsequently, countermanded 10 the intense dsppoint-
of the entire force lie represents the men well
fed, and fercely eager for battle The health oil the
troops is generally good though the measles has not
entirely disappeared.
A Sandy Hook near Harper's Ferry informant en-
cOuniered scouting party of twelve regular cavalry
and at the Point of Rocks met full company of rcgu
lar dragons.
The report Of the hanging Of Lieut.. Col. Bowman
and Mr.. Chase of the Federal Army, who were tsker
prisoners opposite Wiliamsport is entirely unounded
The prisoners were conveyed to Richmond, where they
will be released on parole.
The Virginia State Convention now in session have
elected number of delegates TO the Confederate Con-
gress. The following gentlemen are among those
chosen: President Tyler, Walter Preston, Roberi
A. Scott WIN. Ballard Preston, Senator Mason, and
Roger A. Pryor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
THE VANDALISM OF THE REBELS.


We learn from the Agent Of the Baltimore and ONO
Railroad at Martnsburg, who left that place yesterday
morning. that on Sunday the work of vandalism on the
psrt of the Confederate army in the wsnton destruc-
lion of the property Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road and of the State of Maryland, was resumed at
Marnsburg on Sunday. All tie cars and locomotives
that they could not carry away from Harpers reiTy
were DESTROYED, and We have tldIngs Oh the oe-
strpcion of the locomotives and al MsrtnsburR
Our informant states that the work OF destruction
WAS ACCOMPLISHED in the mOst efecual manner by piin8
immense quantities Of cord wood over and around tho
locomotives and firing it, A number Of gondola cars
and coal hoppers were also similarly destroyed Tho
entire value of the property thas given 10 the flames
cannot be lers than $4o0,OO
The bote occupied by Il. ii. Carpenter, ESQ.,, oppo-
ste the shops of the Company was with great difficulty
ayed the intense heat several times setting fire to it.
The shops were not fired, though they would have
caught from the intense heat had it not been for the
Efforts of some of the employees Of the Company,
who were present and extlnguished the flames Our
informant, with the master mechanic, Mr.. Edwards.
was arrested aud taken before Gen. johnson, who 10
in charge OF the Confederate troops at this point,
charged with endeavoring to put out the re over tho
locomotives They proved, however that they were
merely preventing the flames extending to the shops,
ard were dismissed.
The Confederate troops az Martinsburg and in tho
vicinity are said to number about 300, being por-
ton of Gen. Johnson command from Harper's Ferry,
the advance guard toward Wilsmsport being in COM
mand OF Gen. jackson. A collision with Gen. Cad
wal.ders csmmand, which WAS approaching from sew
eral points, was confidently anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
FROM THE SOUTHERN STATES.
PROBABLE FIGHTING IN EAST TENNESSEE

PROBABLE FIGHTING IN EAST IENNisshb'
LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, June 81 1861.
reliable gentleman from Nashville, reports yester
dav two regiments of Tennessee troops were under
marching orders for Knoxville.
There is great hope of Union triumph in the LIST
District. The news comes in slowly. McCracken IL
reported by gentleman from there having gone 2f1
for the Union.
Shippers here are about testing the legality OF the
blockade Of the Nashville Railroad The will be
argued ON Wednesday.
Letters in The Charleston Mercury commend that
paper Tor having moral courage to resent the insult
offered to South Caroline by gentleman, named Rus
eel, of The London Times.
special dispatch to The Ner- Orleans Pie0yV"e OF
the both, from Richmond says the Convention has
adopted the amendment TO the Constitution Of the Con-
federe States granting TO Virginia the right TO secede
Cd certain contingency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
WHEELING CONVENTION.
WHEELING, Tuesday, June

WHLELIsG, Tuesday, June %, 1861
The Convention to-day finished business for the
preten'.
Several ordinances Of local importance were passed;
ore recognizing TIE duty Of the State Government TO
call out the militia in answer to any requlson Of the
Federal Government.
The President, in reply to the note of thanks, made
neat speech. lie urged the members now to go home
and put into operation the State Government hey had
maugurated.
The Convention adjourned till the first Tuesday in
August. The Legislature will meet here next Mon
day.
Parties who have come in from the interior counties
tonight represent them in state of guerrilla war
Great anxiety is felt there that effective measures be
taken 10 drive the scoundrels out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
OHIO TROOPS OFF FOR VIRGINIA.
CscIsvArI, Tuesday, june p,

CiscIsvArI, TUESDAY june % ls6l.
The gun-boat II. o. Tyler dropped down the river
yesterday
The Lexington and Conesioga will leave to-day.
The 10th Ohio Regiment, Col. Lyle, left Camp Den
nison yesterday for Westsrn Virginia.
The 9th and 9Th Regiments will probably leave To-
morrow.
The troops remaining at Camp Dennison are the 9Th,
9Th, 7th 9Th, llth l2h, and 18th Regiments number
ing over 5000 men.
The la and Cd Kentucky Regiments will remove
their quarters to Camp Dennison today, swelling the
number to 900.
Patrick Kenney WAS shot and instantly killed last
night by Policeman Purcell, for interfering in an
arrest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
ACCIDENTS 10 SOLDIERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, June 25, 1861.
The 3lst New-York Regiment passed through this
city Last night Charles Knecht had to be taken 10 the
hospital in consequence of sPraining his ankle.
Csrran Mccormack a member of the New-York
9Th Regiment, attempted to jump ashore when the
boat was near the wharf, and fell into the water and
was drowned. His body has been recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
THE MASSACHUSETTS, NINTH.

BosTos, Tuesday, June p, 1861.
The steamers Pembroke, Cambridge, and Ben De-
ford sailed to-day with the 9h Regiment. They take
20 horses, q baggage wagons and full equipments,
including 20, 900 rounds Of ball cartridges.
Major Cobb's splendid corps of light artillery has
been ordered to prepare for immediate departure.
The llth Regiment Col. CLARK, expects 10 leave on
Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
THE MAINE FIFTH REGIMENT.

PORTLAND, Me-, Tuesday. June %, 1861.
The 5,h Regiment, Col Marx II. Dunnell, 700
strong, has been ordered leave tomorrow morning,
at n O'Clock, for Washington II is well equipped,
with horses, wagons, &c.
battalion from the Bangor portion Of the 9th Resi.
ment arrived last night, and went into camp at Island
Park. Another battalion is expected on Friday from
Easpo and the regiment leaves on the 9Th OF July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

Cot. BowNAY.-Col. A. II. Bowman, OF the United
States army not the person who has been captured
by The Confederate troops in Virginia. Col. b. Is IN
command of the United States Military Academy ut
West Point, and il now at his post The officer who
hes unfortunately fallen into the hands Of the Virginia
forces is ieut..Col. Samuel Bowman Of the Eighth
Regiment OF Pennsyv Volunteers, and son Oh inc
Iate Gen. Isaac Bowman Of Wikesbare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
LOYALTY OF BONNEVILLE, MISSOURI.

Sr. LOUIS, Tuesday, June 25 1851
Tie Democrat has a special dispatch from Boone
vile, which says that Gen. Lyon had addressed the
citizens Of that place yesterday. He expressed de-
sire 10 b. furnished with horses and wagons. This
morning his request responded to- and he procured
all be wanted This looks like an overland movement
toward Arkans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
TIE VOTE OF TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Tuesday, June 2j 1861.
The official vote Of Tennessee shows majority for
usurpation Of 6l,75, being the largest vote ever
D,ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
DEATH OF A DURYEE ZOUAvE.

FOkT MUNKUL, JUNG <7 VIE D"ItIHoIo'
Tuesday, June IS, 1861.
Private Adolphe Vinoennes, Of Duyee's Zouaves
who was wounded in the battle Of Big Bethel died in
the depot hospital at four O'Clock this morning His
remains were sent to NewYork to-day, in charge Of
Corporal Branner and private Stewart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURES.

FREDERICK, Nd, Tuesday, June q, 1861.
The Legislature adjourned at noon to-day TO meet a,
Frederick On ths 3Qth Of July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
THE MILWAUKEE, RIOT.

MILWAUKEE,, Tuesday, June %. 1861.
All is que, in The city to-day though consAp, guard
is kept at the Jail and 10 the streets. There is no aP
p,ehensou OF a fresh disturbance to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
SOUTHERN ITEMS.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, June %, Is6i'
Conservative Union men dePore the raising Of Fed
eral companies BY Gen. Rousseau They say the benefit
lhereo. will mere than lie evuIeitalapeed by tue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
THE PEACE PROPOSITIONS.
JEFF. DAVIS'S PLAN.

A TRAP FOR THE GOVERNMENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

BIS. McCuLLouoH.-The Fort Smith correspondent
OF The Noshce Gosee says that this ubiquitous IN
dividual is in that place. He has been appointed
Brigader-Genera and takes command Of the forces Of
the Western frontier. lie also commissioned TO raise
several eg gents OF volunteers IN the Indian Territory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

ARRIVAL OF THE KASGARoo.-The screw steamship
Kangaroo, which left Liverpool at II O'Clock on tho
morning of the I2th and Queenstown the 18th inst.
arrived here at O'Clock this morning. The advices
brought by the Kangaroo have been anticipated BY The
arrival o. the Europa She brings the following specie
list:
sehu hard Gebhardt ESQ., B. BehTsnd..
Rama o. Commerce.. lOOCoVon Hoffman. bro
sat.r Co .,....... 20voJ. L. kneiss Sou.... lo00
W. Cumming lsoc A. belmont. 500
I'd Keryh,.......... 25o H. Becker Grevss... lose
brown Bros Co... D,ltsJ. Phpps Cs...... $50
The Etna arrived at Queenstown at 81 O'Clock on
the morning of the llh and at Liverpool early on The
morning OF the 9Th inst.
Passe.s eys By Easoaroo ea Liseypoo-Mn Tysok, Lsa
Cray Mr. and hrs Ahsid Cls,hswoh, Daniels Rayses,
L. fsuse McMorce children and nurss A. Ashlsa ksf.
man, NJ Marks Cain story, Emil Gesseh Mr.. Gale snd
daughters, O. r. 0ksily; z BaysY NJ Doughty sehis,:s
~ Moor, Stoer koler. Mics Baker. Ms.
and Mrs Msckeou, c. Mor,Ao, Abfshamsoa teGusbs.
q. Muller. y. Lounsdals. and 10 IN w HsegsR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

TIE REVENUE SrRvrcE.-The United States revenue
steamer Mercury, Capt. james c. Lowber, returned
last evening from cruise off Monsuk, where she COM
municaied with tho revenue cutter Henriette, Lieut.
J. G. Bennett, IT,, and lowed her to the Brooklyn
Nsyy.Yard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-12

DAILY GAfs Cry orvIcn, |
lfeblMlt

DAILY GATE Cry OrvIcnl
keokuk, Feb. III. |
The past week was favotabls and business quite
lively, especially In tho produce line. big thaw
set in on Saturday, with conaidsrabls rain on suu-
day, and to-day the roads ase very soft. Bat ap-
pcarances indicate another cold spell. There are
few changes to note in the markets. We give
Who'll sale prices below, revised and corrected.
fL0UK-Snperhns, 81 o. spring wheat, OK
TIA 81 30, Eau wheat, eztEa- - -.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 500 IS psrles.
coHN--7e to 22c /; good demand.
EARLEY--Hpringa oa4bc
WHEAT In good demand. Fall 50 70 l0o,--
Spring Use choice do. 80.
0AIS--lS 10 2oc.
KYE-35 to s7i In good demand.
P0TATOES-.S to 70 by the load ;re.ail 80.
dRoeEkiEs--hew Orleans sugar, fair 7aS
prime to ., clarified eaIe, crushed and loaf
Ito IL MoIasses--P Plantation s5to 4oe, s. II 40
10 IS, Golden Syrup, s5 10 7oc- ccase-Rio ls3
V Is. Java 10 to 2oc. Laguyra, to 10 TO II. Rice
6s6l.
5oAP-Palm e4e, Family SIC; German, tCin.
7Ato7a.
cANDLEs-star TITO Il, s.sariss Is, Mould
III II,
LAkD-9; retail lie.
THFTEH-eomrunF I'd 70 81 Choice fgstc - |;
retati15 toI7A.
LEATHER--Sole rs TO Csc; Harness III.
EIDEs-Dry Toto ieA; xrsss, 4.e; Erssn sheer
pelts 40 to 75c; green hos skins IS.
HAY--PrairieA II ungafisu, IS 10 ~ 50; Tim
othy x9i 70 tl0 Baled do. 3ll to x17, Retail, 81
to Is.
SEEDS.-Hupgarian Grass 2ssae Timothy 81
so 20 / co !; Flax Seed, s0asU.
suSDRiEs-eniensy - tets; Eggs, 9tesA
Kesthcrs, see to 35c; White Beans, ~ 50 50.
FRUIT-Dried apples, ] - to l 40 per bash.
Dried peaches, 81 y to 15e; kaisins, 81 900
3 rs.
CuEESE--w. II. llaI2A; Denmark = to 10.
BEEf-2aaie gross; 4e to sc par quarter.
sHEEP-t2 60 to 81 90 p head.
H0Gs.-Drsssed, IS 90 to g. 50.
sALr--G AL Ito l SO per sack; Kanaw-
ha, 81 IS per bhi.; Liverpool, 81 seA2 90 per
sack. Lake 81 70 to 81 = y Dbl.
FIsH--MAckcreI, No, / $50 TO 81 p Dbl; No.
ssls tosl7; Nos $l7to$ls. White, No. 1 Is -
to 50 rs p half Dbl. Cod T.1h 80 y b.
RAGs-1t to- 4c.
OLD IR0x--A to IL per nj Brass 8 TO loo per
h.; Copper IA to lac per n.
ExcaAsss.--On New York for currency, nom
inal rate, per eent.; forgoid per cent. IS:
Lcuist per cent.
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Beaual1ul PrGsens 10 mr.. Lincoln.
SPxIkOYIKLD. ILL.,. Feb. 9th.

Sfklh0SAALDy lllsS EtU. Otns
Mr.. Lincoln to-day received y meet beau
tiiul and timely present from the hands Of
the distinguished inanuier, J. Young Scam
mon. II was 40 oxqulsltely executed picture
Of the American tag, With Hebrew in
scriplion filing tho entire extent Of the white
stripes. Ii IL = tesiim snial Vt reepect and
regard from Abraham kohn.. City CLERK. OF
Chicago. an Hebrew oF the Hcbrcws. Ii wAs
gracefully Designed, dellcately executed, Ie-
hci,ously presented, andgrasefuily accepted.
The following il King James' translation:
4. From tho wilderness aud this Lebanon
even unto this great RIVER the river kuphra-
ties. all the land Ut tho hittites, and unto the
great sea towsrd the going down Vt the sun,
shall be your coast.
S. There shall not any man be able to
oland before thee ail the. days of thy life; as
/ was with Moses, 50 will be with thee:
viii not full thee, nor forsake thee.
6. Be strong and Of good courage: for
unto this people shalt thou divide for An in
heritance the land, which svsre unto their
fathers TO give them.
Z. Only DO thou strong and very cour-
aecous, and thou mayest observe to do no.
cordlng TO oil the law, which N0ses my ser
want commanded tbse: turn not from Il 10
tho rixhs hand or 10 tho lsft, that thou may
ct prosper Whithcrsoever thou goest.
s. THIS book Of she lsw shall not depart
out OF thy month but thou shalt mediate
therein uay and night. that thou mayest Oh.
assss TO o. accordlDS 30 ~ shat i written
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10 Louis Eek, VIM. W. BelknAp, VIM. D. shaw
Henry Little, Nj. Alexander, oscar Burbridee
VIM. III. Leech 4 Co., VIM. 4 Il. l.. Ruddick, r.
STARK wather:
NOu and each of You are hereby notified that
i there is NOW fir tn tho ofirs OF the Clerk I'll
the District Court oil Leo County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison, petition OF Hiram barney claiming oil
you Louis LEX the sum of one huncred dollars and
interest as 10 per cent, ~ money due on mort
gage made BY yoa 10 Charles Mason. and since as.
signed TO sac Hiram Barney, Dated December a.
1888; also claiming agsinss each OF you the fore
closure Of said mortgage, the same being upon Lot
NO. seven n In Block so oae hundved and fort v
i've lasl In the city ot ksokuk Lee county, lows,
Tor the purchase money anu for taxes paid on said
mortgssed premises; and iur her asking for sale
Of said premises, and general relief
And Unless yoa appear aud answer aaid petition
on or before t3e morning OF the second day OF the
next term OF said Court, 70 commence at Fort Mad
ison on tie third Monday Of May "A. b. 1851, de-
fault will be entered against you the petition TIA
ken ~ by you confessed, and = decree rendered
against you II prayed therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
fTt.-s fS6f-fm rTrn's NJr'ys.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOsrEElEk'S STOMACH BITlEks. - The
stomach is the fountain head Of scores Of diseases
which infest the human system. Indigestion, bad
enough 50, generates diarrh0a. dysensery, fsint-
ness, vertigo, Faptation Oft tho heart, general de-
bility, &c. Get md Ut IL, then, 1t once, BY going
through course Of Hosiettsr's Stomach Btttsrs, .
palAtabie Aad refreshing preparation, which -
surely relieves all compiaints Of tho stomach and
its dependencies, rs tho sunshine meiss the snow.
A course Of TIE medicine may NOT perhaps BE- neees-
sary. One bottle frequently accompanies COM
plete one.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally ~
orywhere.
ooldby P.0lrRoss, A. j. WiLkIHsox ,BARTLsrr
KArs Co., and J.. \. WILKINSON
Feb. III. 'G1-aaw
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To d. A. Day, NJ. J Day, WILLIAMS 4 H. L. Rud-
dick, james Burrows, u. " Garretson, Rude d
Murphy, Michael Kelley, Thomas kelley, Mary
prw~fs, D. H. Earth, 5rsy Tara Potter A. &.
Camresii, william Miner executor Of the estate
u Jacob Miller, deceased, r. W. Phinney, sam
uel Black, Dan. III. Annabie, j. c. Parrot.
Goorge w. Taylor, William haddick, Kendall,
Howe j. Co..
NuU and each # you are hereby notified that
j there Ia on f.e in the office Of the Clerk OF
the District Court Of LIE County, Iowa. Fort
Madison, petition Of Hiram Barney claiming Of
sou, u. A. Day, the sum VI four hpasand collars
and interest at ten par cent, as mnney due on a
Mortgage mace BY you 70 LnaIl.s Mason and since
Gned 10 said Hiram Barney, ga ted Auguat 3ls,
1856, also claiming against each Ut you the tore
closure Of said mortgage, tho bins upon Lots
No. three ~ and four lsl in Back tour t4l in
Mason's Upper Addition 10 the lily vi keoKuk,
Lee County, Iowa, for the Inrehase money; aud
further asailg Tor sAiskt SAID renisss and gen
And unless you appear and answer said ..stasion
Oh or before the heoh VI the seuona day OF the
next tenn vi said Ceait, 10 commence at Fort
Madison on the shird Monday IL HAY, Il. b, is6l,
default will b. entered against you and judgment
rendered therein, the petition tlkep ns by you
confessed, and 0scree Tend.nd against you ~
prayed therein.
NOBLE j. STRONG,
Feb. 5, lS6l-lm plfa's hts,ys.
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To W m. n. seward.

The following, - viii be seen By the mi.
tials, u from the pen Of the accomplished j..
q. Whittier:
Statesman, thank thee l. and If yet dissent
M.ngleE, reluctant, with my large content,
Icannot ceLsurs what Was nebiy meant.
Eut while constralncd 10 hold even union less
Than l.ibertg, and Truth ana righteousness,
lth4nk thee In the sweet and holy maine
OF peace, Tor vice calm words that put TO shame
Passion aud party. Courage may BIZ shown
Not IN defiance OF tbs wI~ug aloue;
He mas be nravest who unwcaponed, bears
The olive branch, and strong in justice spares
The rasL wror door, giving wiasr scope
To Christian cusriiy Aaad generous hope.
If, withovt damage 10 the sscrei cause
or Freeoom att Tue sate-gaArd II its laws
Ii, wlthlut yielding that for which alone
We uYz the Union, thou can ut save 1t now
From baptism Ct blood. upon Thy brow,
A wreath whoss towers no earthly soil have
known,
Woven Ut the beatitndes, shall rest,
Aud the peaeemaker 10 forever bicst
Il a.