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LEGAL NOTICE.

o-EGAL NOTICE.
To jeremiah E. Wilsey, Joscrh H. Streerer, J. Il.
Bruce, j. s.. ThomI sen, Thomas Bruce. h. c..
Hicks, ]. M. Lockwood, Charles schafer, j Il.
Yore and w. A. Yore:
NUU and each Of ycu are hereby notified that
thereis now on Gle in the of'lct Of the Clerk Of
the District Court If Lee County, Iowa, Keokuk,
petition OF hiram Barney ella imir Of you Jere-
niah T. Wilsey the sum Of sixteen hundred dol
lars with 10 per cent. interest per annum payable
annually, money due on q mortgage made by
you to Charles Mason and since assigned TO sard
Hiram Barney, dated the 18th Of February.
1856; alse claiming against each Of .ou the fore
closure of said mortgage the ssne being upon the
W. Of N-k. 1. and the N. Of S-E. OF sectioa
3. Tp. &c, X. W., Lee County Iowa, for the pur-
ehase mesey; shd further asking for . sails OF
said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petit
ton on or before the noon Of the second day Of
the next term Of said court. TO commence At
keekue on the FIRST Monday Of September, A. b.
1861 adefault will be entered against yeu, and
judgment rendered thereon prayed for in said Pc
tition. s8&
NOBLE i STRONG,
April 10, ls61-dlm Att'ysfor Plaintiff.
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legal Nosics.

To j. Bradent
VOU are hereby notified that there is now on
} 6le In the ofHce II the Clork OF the District
Court Of Lee Conny, Iowa, at Ksskuk, petition
OF Thos. Andrews Co., claiming Of YOU the sum
of enc hnEdred an sixty three 98- 100 dollars and
interest thereon 1t per cent per annum from No
ceptance q drafs drawn you by the sad plain
fs. Said petition also prays N att men. which
has been issued and levied upon lands in Iowa.
Now unless you appear snd Answer said peti-
tion before boon " tbs second day u the next
ter ~ Of the said District Court, 10 commences ne
Keokuk, on tho first Monday Of Septembsr. A.
d, 1881, judgment will be rendered against you
according to tbs prayer Of said petition.
MccRANY = BRUCE,
May ~. lSbl-dlm Pltf@' ATTORNEYS.
'sUHE - rMONEs.--l mid. just r.culvud
and for sale by.
RnRRRTHON = RRn
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To Henry Caldwell, X. s. Rowe:
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
there 10 now on fle in the nice of the Clerk OF
the District Court OF Lee county, iowa, At Keo-
kuk, petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming OF
Eliza Stripe the sim Of thirty enc hundred
dollars, with ten Per cent. interest rer snnum,
payable annually, % money due on two mortgages
made by her 10 Charles Mason and since assigned
to said Liram Barney, dated Uctobe Is 1856; also
claiming against each Of you the foreclosure of
said mort gage, the same being upon Lo,r enc and
twoin Block Ave in Matons Upper Addition to
the City OF kcokuk, Lee county, Iowa, for the
sale OF said premises, ard general relief.
q Uu appear i aLsw u saIu petItion
on or before the mon Of the second day Of the
next term Of said court, to com NJ, nee at Keokuk
on the LIST Monday of September, A. D. 1851, a
default Will be enter, aRaipat you and jud gmeni
rendered thereon, rs prayed Tor in said petition
NOBLE STRONG,
Nav IS, 1851 I'm Plaintiffs Attorneys
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SOAP.
OW SONS lLondon) Genuine Old Brown
IL Windsor Soap.
Low eons and Bsnb0w . Genuine Honey Soap,
Tor 5als ~ ROBERTSON . BIO.
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LcEAi N6Ntct.
To Joseph Streeper and Glars s. Streeper his
wife, james Shields, j T. Bruce, J. s. Thomp-
son, X. c. Hicks,J M. Lock~oo3, Chas. 81 haier.
and Joseph X. Partridge, James W. Pnchou
and james 5. Warren, composing the frm of
Partridge, Pinchott a Warren.
YOU and each of YOU hereby notified that
i there is hle In the Office Of the CLERK
Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa at
X rUk uk n pctrtruu f1rzm Bzrury, riufrsrng of
David Ramsay the sum OF eleven hundred dollars
with 10 per cent interest per nm pay lie annu-
ally, money due un two mortgages made by him
to Chok. Mason ard since assign d 10 said Hiram
Barney, dated August lab, 1855; also claimin 4
against each OF you the foreclosure Of said mort
Cages. thu same being upon the west halt Of the
sout quarter and the south half OF the south
east quarter OF the southeast quarter Of section
thirty threc. township sixts-sesen north, Of range
six vest, In Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase
money. and further asking for q sale vi the said
premises, and general reii.f.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before Of the second dry II tho MEX
term Of said Court, 10 com meDce ut eokuk on th.
lst Monday of s.pteu ber, A. D. 1861 default vii
BE- entered against you, and decree rendered
against you ~ pray cd for therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
April 10, 1851. Pltfs Att'ys.
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gal Notice

&Mk NOlhCG.
To George w Lemon, Henry Caldwell, Caroline T..
Root, h. s. Rowe, Michael Bushsy, Cornelius
Eau kner, Joseph Ridgway James c. Lemon:
VUU and each of you are hereby notified that
L there is now on fle in the efce Of the Clerk of
the District Court Of Lee County, iowa, At Keo-
kuk, Iowa, the petition ard amended petition Of
Hiram Barney claiming # Eliza Stripe the sum
cent. interest per annum payable annually, As
money due on mortgage made by her to Charles
Mason and since assigned to said Hiram Barney,
dated December rs, 1854; also claiming against
each Of yen the foreclosure Of said mortgage, the
same being upon Lots three and four In Block 10
in theCity Of keokuk, Leo County, Iowa, For the
purchase money; and further asking for a sale
If said premises, and general relief.
= And unissa yon appear and anx@eE-said Pe..itieH
ar bgfure nuUu VT 3D. say Of the next term Of
said Court, to commence ut keokuk on the lst Mon
day Of September, A. u. 1851, default will be en-
tered against you, and Judgment rendered thereon
as pray ed for in said petition.
NOBLE d STRONG,
May Is, l86l-dfm Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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The Singer Machines

Make the interlocked stitch, which is the bes,
stitch known. They are Of great speed, easily nm
derstnnn aim IL OF great uurH bIfirv,
adapted to the heaviest snd ightest gooGs, are FIN
isbed IN the most perfect manDsr and may be used
Tor several years without requiring repair.
THE STANDARD MACHINE
For Tailoring, Boot and Shoe Making, Harness
Max ing, Carrisge Trimming, Ac., will do more
work, cart more money, ard is cheaper than those
of any other maker as gift.
SILK TWIST, LINEN AND COTTON THREAD
On STOOLS, BEST MACHINE OIL il bottles, DC.
CHICAGO AGENCY, No. SO CIark.sl.,
sherman House.l
MA- Letters for the Above Agency should be
Adsresssd ~. M. SINGER q co.,,
J BILLINGS Agent for Keokuk, Iowa.
@-AH persons requiring information about
SEWING MACHINES, their sixes, prices, work
ing capaciies ana the beet methods OF purchasing,
can obtain II BY sending fer copy of
IN. singer d Co.'s Gazette,
Which is beautiful pictorial paper entirely de-
voted to the subject.
1T WILL BE SENT GRATIS.
4. M. FINGER Co.,
aNo.4os BROADWAY,
April4-dSw NEw-YoRK.
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LIZ q Al NOTnCks


To r.. r. Robb:
VuU are hereby notified that there IL new on Ale
j In the ofhce u the Clerk OF the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk petition Of Hi
ram Barney ciai mi ny " John shores, the sum 0 1
eight hundred and forty four Az leo dollars with
10 per cent. interest per annum payable annually,
money due on a mortgage made by said shores
to Charles Mason and since assigned IL said Hiram
Barney, dated October IL, 1853; also claiming
against you and the o her defer dan.s the fore
closure of said mortgage, the rame being upon
Lot number nine l9l IN Block number thirteen lsl
in the City Of keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, for the
purchase money, and further asking for sale OF
said premlsc and general relief.
And unless you appear ard answer said petition
on or before the Of the 81 day Of he next
term Of said Court, TO mmence 1T ksokuk on the
first Monday OF september. A. d. 1861 default will
b. entred against you, the petition taken by you
confessed and decree rrncersd th, as pra yed.
NOBLE i STRONG,
Arril To- s6l-lm Pltf's Att'ys.
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As these Testimonials we're unsolicited by
Mr. SrALpisc, they afford unQueston-
t'onahie proof Of the efF.eacy of this
truly scientific discovery.
MAsosvlLlK, Conn. Feb 5, 1861.
Mn. srAIrlve:
have tried your fephalic Pills, and THE them
worth more.
Part f these are fortle neiebbors, to whom
gavea few out If the first box a., from you
Send the Pills BY mail, ard obsige
Your obi servant,
JAS KENNEDY.
HAvkRFoRp, Pa, Feb 8, 1861.
attE. sFKrpTyC:
wish you TO seni one more bsx Of your
Cephaiic Pills. Itars received great esal IF enc
Ut from. them
Yours, respectfully,
MANY ANN sToIKnousE.
SPRUCE Crgrg lfuntipr.onc Pa.
January 18th, 1861.
L. c. srALpisa:
SIR
fea tlplesss serd me two boxes Ct your Co.
pnaIic rus. Send them lmmed ttlv.'
Respectfully Yours
JN0. Is sfM0Ns.
s. - trrs ases one tor sf your Iita. and md
facm excefltRY.
kEYsolnsntRG, FrankinC Co., OIL
= January 9th, lsft.
HrsHy c. SrALnise,
Av.4s Cedar-sf., MY:
bEAREHa--
Enclosed fnd Il snts fer which sind a box Of
Cephaic Pills 70 address Of rev VIM. G. Filler,
keyaolisburg, Flank lin CO.. o.
Ienr Ptis rork IKE charm-eure ueasa,b, al.
ho*i tH%'@i3Fs Truly yours,
VIM, c. FILLER.
irsiLAsrI, Mich, Jan. ii, 1861.
Mr. sPALDrSs:
SIR
Not long since cent to ron for box Of Cephalie
Pills f9f the cureuf Nervous Headache and Cos.
tivenass, and receives them and they had 80 COCO
an erect hef ~as induced n send f,r yaaye
Please send by return mail. Direetto
a. X. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
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1A single Rnft'e NJ SPAIDTNG,S PRESS
~PARED GINs will save ren~MH
51~umes its cost annually. ~
SPALDIN6'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDIN6'S PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE THE pIEcEsi
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1870 la 4, ma l. q o., Agents tor keoA uk
amt snif ty fea'ers in Medicines every where.
feL2aadM
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May S. d.
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@-All persons requiring information about
SEWING MACHINES, their sixes, prices, work
ing capacities and the best methods Of purchasing,
can obtain II BY sending fer = copy of
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May 3, Is6i-dlm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-31

ORvn1E LUTHER HorLEy died in Albany on tne zo,n
mat after short illness the age OF sixty nine. Mr.
oey was successively editor of an anti Masonic maya
r,pe published In New York the Troy Sentinel and Alba
nv Dalv Adrertur He superpteni led the publication
OF the New York state Register for several years, and be-
slowed much and labor on the arrangement OF va
lusble historical papers In the state Library In Janua
state and during the last ten years has occupied posi.
ton In the state Hall connected with the Department Of
Secretary Of State.
sees he was a thorOIgb man Of the world, and well
known In Paris where his splendid mansion In the Eau
pourg 81 Honore always open TO artists and literary
men and where were many Of The most delightful
unions in Partisan society. He was gentleman OF much
talent and cultivation and altogether without pretcnsion
RICHARD FRorHrsGHAN, OF Charlestown, Mass and
the advanced age Of seventy nine years aud i've
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s DEPARTURES.
Rss ss sa
serves. Y; Mn & wimerd'ns. two children and ssr
Ss. Mr. (. .ss Nh r..
John sy three children servant; Mr. and Mrs
i y; saiioe. Noodle: Lee ana ssrssns, r n
Iupi Fhsdepsi.; and Miss csnasid and Mas = Cam
D Jones Mrs Chapman N i; Mr. and Mrs Loo.nis and
chile Boston; Geo nsmmiDgs, Ny Joseph sAnAta and
Foot Lis' WIKI KNAPP d. s Mrs. Rr p s.
tame 9; Capt Cooper Y Mr. and Mrs Geo scasn-
rh sos ssn g..
puiehins and child Flores Durkes asilh. 3D. Sr De
srnsnss Bss Mrs ssrd and Servant as H1s
Lisnorsl Mrs schober Il MS schopper, swn.riand;
orsdos ssSuz john soeh Mr. e sisr 1 soons
Chas Lips, Miss stella Keyser ,artsr and
servant, Mr. bertrand, Jos Miguel Havana; emng Mr.
M Mr1aS W YTo,S u srsy;s a 900 and Friend
MISUNDERSTANDING Flor,da-James Burr, Mrs Sarah
Wrgn q Battle and eife AIRS Em- Ddors and infant,
John DvsIelx lady Andrew FAIRBANKS and child
Miss . washington Richard Cayier, , NJ armstrong, J
burn, k o.mmes Thomas Notion Il q aeaiy, John Nor.
ton mrs Ball. Miss eunie Ba, A john on and others
HAMHsros-etesmship Columbia-Miss Johnson yiss
Ward, Jos orglL Chas Fisher, Miss Mary simpson, j
knoop, Van sntwarp Louis Grown JTurpin, Master A
Bnstl, Miss Ella Hrisoll ana others.
MISUNDERSTANDING vigo-pbos whtehsn Capt PeD,
Mrs l., ons ard child Capt " sutton John Hugaes
Lewis Leigh, srind Pedro Teie,y ysidore Garcia
LIvERpooI-steamship Eurp2- Manseu Mangr Havana;
Mr. and Mrs joe Bater~by savannah Mr. and Mrs
ton and child New York Henry Herbert, Ireland Richard
Phook Bon dudley Mann Virginia; David Kemp Jersey
City.
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Herald Marine Correspondence,

Herald Marine COrreapOm0emCes
BERMUDA, March 18Th NJ Desperate from England, In
making these lands the morning Friday last 81 no
&C. q :1s
*:
bnsantine from H.v.n. bound TO Ensl.ad in distress
board, has been placed 10 Quarantine
KEY WEST March 2s-The schr southerner, smith, from
sssed on Sy ~Tscis and sreush. % this port lssS She
% Tor ss ds
don totally o,t Ansa.or nsh, q me ah
inst Her materials a and stores viii Be sayd and the cargo Of
Sissf Baltimore. e.,
The sshr Maria Pike Crawford, sailed 10th for Boston Ell
the schr Joseph arice ready for Expenses $3.50
The ship Pocsbontss lately ashore IL sim In port Her
mirsy the southern Oonfederacy formed a Key
ods nnsSa -s spnsd y yo ne &c az o.
sumo It's duties until commissioned by the ConfedeFscy
miscellaneous.
The steamship vso Capt McQugan, sailed yesterday for
Queenstown and Liverpool with IFS passengers.
The steamship Europa Capt Miner, sailed yesterday for
Liverpool with 10 passengers The Europa brought the Aus
traasian's cargo TO this port
The steamship Arago Capt Lines sailed yesterday for Ha
Southampton, with III and $500 specie
See Correspondents above
sur JuDrru-Bavana March 24-shp Judith, before
ported Cuoan lies in feet o. water on
are By the deck and the standing cargo
between decks Dry and With part Of that in the hsd VII
Walter. ESQ., secrstsry Board Of Under wriiers)
ssp oTsruR before reported reported leaky
discharging cargo At Ford's dock, 81 ooklyn.
BARK CANADA, Mitchell At Portland from natanssss has
,n 81 TO ~ ana q
c Sss main r s
wreck to ieeward about niles run Down Jaw
Ge s:s sns
painted psde decks washed away and hard pine um
Sss re 2a Of
and sn y es sr
and rigging hanging III. sde Cap, Mitchell tenda his
lewiston for kndne. running % their course
Vs an he ns Ss vi oo
spoken, sc.
rs % fe I. snsS fs ssr sSs
F0refgE fsorts.
car rnAscIs March DIn port bark Cordea, for Nyork
GosAvEs Narch h-In port brig Foster. for Boston 2oh
L.egAraa. March lin port bark Rowsna. wilson, from
Ss March Sr sa
gar for Boston Adams for Portland; ad.lso a.ss
CRrzThe date In Yesterdays paper should nave read
ner N0riean. z2d bark Col Ledyard Sutton, boston CID
s6slSs March %T y eS Rowland
ks sas1 ass osgs
Mh% sa oEs % @ s ss S
Emire, Birch do, barss Prendersast Rio Janero;
PHIIADELPaix. March ga n steamers Delaware Can
wing Esins, Porto CaOeo, sc6rr Mary Anna Gbbs BIOS.
% Hs e S s
sh1x ss and s5s a asssnss Ss cham
P6RTIxs6 March "a r bark Canada, MI.eAe.. Ma.sn
brig Elmira Mcdonald Cardenas; schr l. Dyer, NC
Dune Eizabehport. Cid brig Mcdiivery Clifford, Ha
RICHMOND, March 2s-Arr steamship jamestown, skin
ner, rYorh sid Br scnr Sir Colin Campbell, Halifax
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INTERESTING FROM PENSACOLA.

Our Alabama and Georgia exchanges report important
military movements in the concentration OF Confederate
state troops at Pensacola Tho Pensacola Observer has
letter dated Warrington Navy Yard, March II, from
which quote as follows
Lieutenant Gilman arrived yesterday in a surveying
s,hooper with dispatches Tor the ships and Lieutenant
Commanding Semmer, OF Fort Pickens He also brought
money 70 pay the men AT the TO settle the beef
and bread bills OF the contractors.
Captain Farrand leaves to-day for New orlelns, and
Commandant lngaham expected this morning 70 take
charge of this naval station. His Lieutenant
board the United States eloop OF war ST. Louis lying of
the harbor present. Lieutenant Ingraham sent his
resignation TO Washington sometime ago but he has not
received any official notice yet Of its acceptance.
Captain Oladowsky, Of the ordnance department, ar
rived here yesterday and reported himself for duty 10
arrived here yesterday and entered upon his duties at
once be has the reputation OF being ssifu aud ener-
sstic officer.
spoken The speck Of TO give no uneasiness
90 far they are anxiou for brush, and think that II
may as well come ri some future time
The Cushman conveyed dispatches from the commsnd
mig officer here Captain Adams, outside, yesterday
afternoon. They recomnenced mounting guns on fort
Pickens yesterday appears after all the Boosting, he
has than onetnird Of the guns mounted Lieut.
The wyancot 10 lying this morning at Fort Pickens
She entered during the Dght AZ she was ancnoreu OUT
side late last evening some members o. tne WILCOX o
Blues were arrested yesterday the island Of santa Rosa
gathering sbes they we're treated courteously, and
sent over 4, the Navy Yard BY Lieut. A. J. Semmer.
First Lieutenant George W. Holt, late OF the United
States but nov Of the Confederate states Army arrived
this city hsevenng from the frontiers OF Texas, and
win report himself General Bragg 70 day BE confirms
the statement THAI the portion q the Unted States army
the borders OF Texas, the privates especially have
manifested decided dsncnation 70 make war upon the
seceded States and hundreds Of them have indicated In
she emphatic teras that part Of their ooliga-
--iltary or political, W make upon their fellow
= South.
Urr,Aa~vr,r pu~r
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, March 90 p n.
BREADsruFrs "A fair business transacted in -four
and The market closed steady Sales II 900 bbs State
and Western, 800 bbs southern and 500 bbls Canada
Nothing in rye -four and corn meal.
WHEAT heavy with sales Of IS 600 bushels at 81 40,
81 60 for White, and 81 So 81 80 for red Western;
81 28 q 81 so for Milwaukee club, 81 rs for Chicago
spring, and white Southern p. I.
Corn shade lower with sales of As 900 bushels,
at Csc Too, closing at CSC. 69c. for DID, new
Western mixed and &c. zoe. for southern yellow.
RYE and barley were unchanged.
OATS ashes cotton and provisions remain as last no
ticed.
wanKxr Sales Of 800 bbs. at 17Hc. 1.Zc.
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Political Intelligence.

ELECTION N NEwBrRG AT the town election in New
burg " " on the Goth inst, odel s Hathaway, demo
srat was elected Supervisor by majority OF $685. The
entire democratic ticket was elected by maortes rang
ing from 235 70 456 Last spring the republican ticket
succeeded by 222 majority. Reaction over 600.
BAD NEWS FOE OFFICE sExKxRs-rhe mails which were
burned on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad the 2oh
inst contained large number Of Washington bound let
ters which were applications for Office from Western 70
liticans.
No SECESSION IN MIssorN.-The following resolut IN
offered in the Missouri State Convention the Goth inst
was voted down by % ayes 10 90 noes
Resolved that In the event OF the refusal by the
Northern states the Union TO upon Just settle
mept of the sa question and the border Sttos dis
lye their connection with the general government the
state OF Missouri will not hesitate to take hrm and dc
cded stand with her sister slave States OF the south
DELEGATES ELECTED IN NORTH CARoLSA.-The Union
men elected eighty delegates to the North Carolina
state Convention which is not TO be held and the seces
sionists thrtynve
SHERMAN ErEcrrp-rhe Legislature of Ohio, in joint
session on tae 2ls ns elected John Sherman to the
Senate the United States In place OF Salmon Chase
resigned. TIE term for six years from the 18th Of
March last.
APPLICATIONS nv THE BrsHEra-Secrctary Chase has
already received htytwo bushels of applications for
Office. More coming.
FoR GOVERNOR oY TENNESSEE General r. X. ZoHconer,
formerly member Of Congress announced as suitable
candidate for Governor Of Tennessee.
UP roR ANOTHER TgRs-Hon shelton Y. Leake, of the
Sixth Congressional district OF Virginia. hts
willingness 70 serve his constituents again.
PERMANENT PRrzDET TINS SOUTHERN CoSFEpEHAcY -
The Montgomery correspondent Of the New Orleans Dd
says he has heard the OF Yancey Davis Conrad
and ToomH mentioned in with the Presidency
Of the Cfederate states under the permanent govern
ment flo thinks the election will not take place before
next November
PorTcAL RrESTAScE-T1e Boston Post says that there
are more sinners seek ng "Abrahams bosom" than
have before been the ans ous seats for years
UNION MEETING hARYIlsD.-A call has been issued
by large number Of the most influential citizens OF Ere
derrick county, Md, for meeting Of all "who
stand by the Union Of these States and oppose secession
for any past present causc 10 be held at the court
house In Frederick the 26tb inst 70 take steps for
holding Union State Convention at early day there
me address declares that secession w "polItical
- remedy for the evils Of which the
una. Amos Tuck, the
BOSTON, In
~
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The BuUetm (Memphis, Ienn.) OF the z3d says
IL has occurred TO that II will be somewhat difficult
FOR the Confederate States 10 sell their bonds In any
ket beyond their limits No capitalist viii take the
paper Of partnership any member OF which may with
draw from the firm at any moment, and by 80 doing re-
lease himself from It's obligations II not released they
might certainly ''repudiae." There must be financial
amendment 70 constitution OF the Confederate states
fixing the linbihty the members In
goes out, stays awhile during the interval debts are
created and then the State comes back again II seems
while providing for these movements OF the States,
provision has been made for their necessary results
The London Economist of the 9th thus notices
the course of the market for the week.:
The demand for money this week has been more active,
and larger portion than usual OF the discount business
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KINGSTON, IA, HAVANA, MArANzAs, NEW ORLEANS
ZuLuFrom New York for Kingston ia ON the 10Th day Of
each month
oreAns 9th. From New Orleans 18th. Havana 18th,
irving ut New York I'D.
18th Orleans xd, Havana 26th arriving Ut New
York 1th
New Orleans 10th From New Orleans 2Sh, Havana 18th
PMIspxlrHIA-From New Fork 18TH, arriving Havana
18th From New Orleans I'd 1Nvans 9Th arriving at New
York 18th.
Drsoro-From New 2ist arriving Havana 26th and
Rev 18th From New Orleans rh, Havana Sih, ar
oussna orrr~from New York and every twenty
Days vs 90. u.r.n. a
from Orleans 18th, Havana 18TH arriving ut New York
2lH~ -
R.ss.s-From New Yorkfor Havana Nassau N r, on
she arrival every Cunard at New York
Npwben nbove dates fall Sunday the steame rs
vfil Gail on Monday except from New Orleans When the
dates fall on Monday the wl sail from New Or
leAns the day previous
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An packages and letters intended for the NKw York HSRALD
should H. sealed.
ALMANAC ron rrw roRK-rurs
sun s............... AZ NOON Rsks morn
sur rs........... - HIGH WATER eve IL Il