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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-03
Nov. % laGi-d
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To C.. r. Conn. EMakm X. Ford, y II.
n w. Ford, Henry Towie, Abner Reeves,
Jesse Maitby Thomas Davis. Charter Tebei.
man. j. C., Hughes, ssm1 Boatman. State of Iowa for
the or the school Fund, Chaplin Lee. Love Bry-
an Adams Keoknk Lodge M, - !. q O.F-- Robt
n. smyth, Angelina hushey, administrators Of jacob
Burnley. deceased, Vim. 4 X. l.. Rnddick. Dsnl
Miller, assignee OF M. r. Coliins Ra ndoiph Leslie,
II. X. Love Co., Psddie Fallon, Jennings& Ander-
son, Wheeler, Bellows i CO., Twetdy, Monlton
pIimpton Sumner stehbns, Calvin Goats, Emerson,
Cochran q Co, A. l.. Deming, sophia Ciendennne,
] q. Wick ersham. Levi " God, Long Byrn. and ca.
ieb Cone Co., You and each ot you hereby noli-
fed that there die n the office a the Clerk
Or the District Court OF Lee County Iowa, nj kenknk,
petition OF Ltdyard inklean claiming Of you q. +.
Com. the sum Of one thousand dollars with 10 per
cent interest per annum payable annually. money
due on yonr mortgage made by Won 10 Horato Ses-
mour securing your notce named In IL and since
the foreclosure of said mortgage the same being upon
thirty front Main street by 4n feet dsep, OF
even dtb through part of lot three. block ninety
three in city of keokuk, beginning twenty feet from
line Of lot Two Ia said bloch In Iect puntt Iowa, for
the purchase money. and further asking for sale OF
said premises. and general relief
And unless You appear and answer said petition on
before OF the second dns OF the next Term oil
said Court 10 commence hcoknk on The Isl Monday
Of Februars.tA. ID. IAb2, default will be entered
against You and Judgment rendered thereon prayed
for in said petition
H. SCOTT HOWELL.
Nov ~ ls6i-d Au'y tor Plaintiff
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GHERIFF"S SALE.


STATE OF IOWA; LEE CorsTy-SS.
BY virnnaf srceial execution to me directed, Is
sued by the Cik ~ tie District Court OF said county
In favor Of Daniel G. overall and against j. r. eve
land also dec against Richard Piles and others
have levied upan will eil to the highest bidder,
the door Of the Clerk AGce of the District Court Of
Lee County. Iowa. nj rkk nix IN snd county on the
Goth daN uf December, A -. 1861 between The hours
of O'Clock n. and O'Clock ~ said day, com
IN eneng at o'clock y. M the following property, to-
Wit the north qnsrtcr II section seventeen hi,
the half ~ the Southwest quarter of section eight
ISL aud the hair ofthe fractional north Qua
Ter section ghteen H all In township sixysix 1865
north, range six Isl west In Lee county, Iowa, for
the payment OF said Judgment.
Taken levied upon aud to be sold by order az Court
to satisfy said writ a execution.
Keokuk. November 2ath. 1851.
II M. GRIFFITH,
If Lee County.
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In the District Court Of
said count, al heokuk

STATE OF IOWA, c. In the District Court 81
LKElorsTy. -" said county at heokuk
Strauss, Adler. Hartman & Co., plaintiffs, reySas G.
=. Abbott. Levi " God. Hawkins Taylor. Martha NJ
Orr Jer Brown, y. n. Clendenning, s. L. Carter, I.
Carter. jesse Ruddick, Stephen H~imsireet, James
Jack, Joseph Strotlman. N. Michais, Wilson Perry
TO-, Ficklen a Lucas. Samuel Hickey. Andrew
Brown, John X. Allen, James NJ. Corbit. Iieghorn d
Harrison, James w. Grimes. sumner Siebbins Co.,
and Csnnabie 4 SMITH, defendants.
Notice il hereby given 10 the defendants herein
abot named thai petition IN civil action Is he
IN the Clerks Once OF the District Court aforesaid.
In behalf of The above named palntn, against You.
and claiming OF said Abbott and Wood III 500 &c
money due on two promissory notes. and The fore
closure of mortgage against all the defendants upon
lots and In block 100 in the City OF keoknk, LEE
County. Iowa, which mortgage executed by said
Abbott and Wood 10 Gabriel and John Neeber 10
cure the pay ent of said notes.
And unless you appear and make defense there's
before Of the second day of the term oil ssd
Conrit TO commence the first Monday OF February
l-62 Judgment will bs rendered against you pray led
for In said petition.
ROBERT II. GILMORE,
Nov. 81, IH6l-d Solicitor for Petitioners.
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SHERIFF"S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA. 1EE Copsry. SIS:
By virtue Of SPECIAL execution To me directed
issued by The CLERK OF the District Court ofsad county
la favor Abner Reeves and against Peter Hart land
also decree against Bridges Hart aud others,l have
levied upon and will sell 10 the highest bidder, al the
door Of the Clerks u CO OF the District Court OF Lee
County. Iowa keok uk IN said county, the 3Ulh
day OF December, A. D. 1861. between the hours OF
o'clock and O'Clock u. of said day. com
mcncing at O'Clock ", the following property
wit Lot No. two E.i il block thirteen ti3l OF the
City OF Keokuk Lee county Iowa, for the pay ncnt oil
said judgment.
TAX N, levied upon nj 10 he sold by order OF Court
to -atIs sly said writ of eNeeuinn.
keokuk November 18th 1867.
H. Nj GRIFFITH,
puya0-dtd sheriff OF Lee County.
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4 DMINISTRA TOR'S NOTICE.

a "a
Notice In hereby given that the undersigned was, De-
l. bar 1nth 1861. appointed Adninistatrk of The g.
tate NJ Jacob Knshes deceased. All persons Indebted
IL said estate will govern themselves accordingly ana
tbase has ing claims against II will present them win
iu he time required by law.
ANGELINA hThHEY
Admtuistratris of estate IA Jacob hnsbes DECD
II, ii. 6tLLsoHs, Attorney. 6I
NOV. u, le6I-dlm
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llRIGlNAL NOTICE.

To Nancy Miller date Floyd1. administrator q sstate
80 y ps.yd aeerasna; nnnie3 Fi@va, Martha JAN.
FioNd, fiian Floyd. John Tu,a, JAMES stroud, and
Margaret Mills, defgndatts
You and each Of YOU hereby notified that there In
file IN the Office OF the Clerk Of the Btatrlet
Court Of Lee County. Iowa, kenkuh petition o.
Hiram barney claiming Of yNn. Nancy Miller. admins
traer ~ the estate Of J.. II. F0sd dfseasn, the sntn
or SIX hundred dollars. with ~ per- cent int@rts ter
ehnin. payable annually. iHpHey i've on mortgage
made ~ J. II. Foyd nov deceased ahd since assigned
to sand Hiram Barney. also claiming AGAINST each Of
YOU he foreclosure of said mortgage, the same bong
upon thp S-W. NJ of the A.-E. n 81 section twenty
hrer. t23l, Township slxi.-niN t6b) NORTH Range six
t61 wtst iii Lee County. lowa iet tie purchase iphry
PRAYING for injunction ~ stay waste, removing tim
her 49, and ufther aseng for sale Of laid premises
and general relief.
And unless you appear and tho snd petition
before nom aie seeNnd day ~ the next term OF
said Court Ia al ketkuk the nrs Monday
az February A. d. fSf2 dcfsdis Willie entered against
you and JUDGMENT rendered thereon NJ PRAYED for ~
said pftiten, II. SCOTT HOWELL
kenkuk, Iowa, SEPT 20, '6l-~a Atty for pli'H.
.)snn Bells KANAWlIA SALT,
-~sV NJ III 2so aud 40p ipuna Barrels, for sale
on consignment hy KELLOGG blKGE.
rrl2i
NIGAhS.
hhds. Choice New Oflrsns;
~ bhls, clarified and renufd . hfts
crushed ana 70 ~a.red f3r saitt nv
oclail ROBERTSON 4 MCQUEEN
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They 10 Right 10 the Spot.
INSTANT RELIEF, sTor YOUR COUGH!
PURIFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR volCE
SpALDING'S
Throat onte ito n
GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS,
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES.
GENTLEMEN CARRY
SPALDlNG'S THROAT CONNECTIONS
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDlNG'S THROAT CONNECTIONS.
CHlLDhEN CRY IoR
SPALDlNG'S TuROAT CONNECTIONS,
They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume TO tho Voice.
They imrsrt delicious arena TO the Breath.
They are delightful to the Taste.
They are made Of simple herbe and cannot
harm any one.
advise every one who bts Cough or Husky
Voice OF BAD Dth, ~ AIRY difficulty Of tte
Throat, to ga package u Throat coniectiors;
they will relieve stu instsrily. ard you will reret
with ure q at ''tht. 60 right to the spot" lou
will end them very ustful ard Pleasant willie
travelling or attending public metings for ttiilI s
your Cough or aila.ag ytur Ihiist. II yoS tr,
one pacl, e. EN- sale in sa.r = that you viii ever
nftefaards considtr hem Indispensable. lou viii
find them al the Druggists and Dealers in Medi
cines
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
My signature is each package. All other
are ceuntrIcit.
A Package will be sent by mail, prepaid, on re.
eeipt OF so cents.
Address,
HENRY e. sPALDING.
NO. A. CEDAR STREET,
New York.
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Original NOTICE,

ROBERT III GILMORE,
Nav 81 lagi.d solicitor Tor Petitioner.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

Oct 81 la6i-d
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T LGAL NOTICE

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ORIGINAL NOTICE,

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7 EGAL NOTICE.

Nov. 81, is6l-d
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-17
8erss.tft1te @sSSctaett.
M1ferbief1ttt0ert

fir bic Qieferun8 BON 9totipnen tno 8re1untd-
tertal fir Die SGtfe Bel Same8 So
LAMB unp 6ppper'stratt5 tn ber @DeiaPenfs
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

(Place and date) Sureties.
I hereby certify, that to the best of my knowledge, the
above named guarantors are good and sufficient.
(Date.) (Signature.)
. B.
For james, Island and Hooper's Straits Light-vessels, each
having FIVE persons on board
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glad1 glen gltntteh sUti@en Baltimore ub 9teenGat nstme
man ben $50 9graaitta8 Bug. Nab G1enT uuften 5ptihen eraf-
tpa uni 9arterSbure ben 80 8erm.-8Is pa Salttn1PFe-
Der Srepertd=A mmpoattpn8s Su8
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giase tdslia nm A lttr so Wtnuten NGfmtttag@ NIT &nsnaSme
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tn Baltimore I'm 8 u. so %, Mtttta8san. Hs5
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Ser 3Dette une Dtcrte Bug pgn Baltimore tbo 2iatfht9lpn psss
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Ratsrn. Wm.p. Smttp
8ransrprtattpnsrahter Baltimore.
6. 81. Cole, @ensral=Staeteur. (Aut6,tO
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yemers0
Johnston's Insurance Room

JohnstOn's Insurance Rooms,
90. 70 Gecpnbfr.
Teuers, IIarit1es unb SebenS=2}erfAPt
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g nit $270, 900 @aptal.
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rsarl nit $500, 1000 Capital. :
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nit $25O,o0O GapttnI.
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nit 1874, III Capital.
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St1oteS N4arGlano a~Itbprtirt uno lf3eafrt. '"
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3oa<Nnlt.
MISUNDERSTANDING

Baltimore, ben %. 0tat 1861.
Bel bidem 9Jat Ioaen bis am Sonnab:nb ben 10: gun, 1901 SOL
beri;eoeIt, Oferteu uunencmnem weroe1 fur RE Yleterun9 Qon
SSunSSorrotb nnb 8reirutatertat an unb auf cen 2eudt- S&tfen
BON Sanes S8tano nno 9opperairatt3 III Ter @beiapeofe Say nn6
fir &riab. 9eu9t-S dife uno @t-9m!S-8 enter. meldpt n!o@ten
1851 bis aim 80. SUM- 1862 inctnIoe. Die 0umbpcrritte niiler
BON outer un6 erpr6bter Qualitit ien rnS ntiifet fit iebe8 Seutt'
idtff etnutaI piertsIi3brli4, in Yadeen, Sdiir1t. &iiten 9oel
aotsn, in gutter Oronuna perpadt, fret BON Soften fr bic ger
@taateu SeniB Der Spectttaticnen in &afel 9, pel4e bel9eI44@
iinS, unb Bic etren &teI be8 @ontratte8 buben, an BEN geauHt
bauS ,Scnber pber ir9eno en anosre8 SGtif, wel@e8 81 otelen
5wede in Baltimore, Wt0., betimnlt iett wro, 9sran9ebrod}
Wer6eu. :,
@ue OFFrten miiIen periieaeIt uuo beieibret iein: Proposals
for Rations and Fuel for Light-vessels,' nno III Gin Sretet
@plpcrt sir9eI9lpIIen, an biee8 Imt 8ti4i6t persen, ppitfre
penn per &olt 9elttft.
SUI QIuira9e Der 2eudt- 9aus. GrrumjIcn:
H"IE Gcnrn SO. S~pffmQu, &.norirteuarvi
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~ Aplepp otVN r. N""~- 70
gg BUR teIpnperet GeuntniBnabu1e.
&snwanterer tre 0fetfcate fpQten Ier Svrit6tte fetn, ebe He TIRE
8tJettt foufen rmb foGlu btefelben MIR Sgn IDlGen a~hgeRelttr
8samten fnwfeh, Telde bun tbreui @etalt leben, nhht aber Sr
Uaaflern Cber 8wif4entrdeeru, ba tie ipnR Der @efatr eas8efts
fnt, be18ntaeelt 81 werben rn0 tor GelS untfpuf %dESgeben.
,l1.-f- Ourdfabrt8z8iIette
pab sGeu g99ten bee gDefens fnb III taben BET
t1G SIS. g. $3Elcsbrd1iet,
General @tnIsraneusNeen Der SaIttnaPrf- unb
St0- Gtfsnbdta.
sa3Ou gfp. 81 Tbante8I it,, Voltt1npre.
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S16rS1tAe Gentralbabn.

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Is n nnrIAxz . unh 30 h SO . r. n mis-
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@inacr's WGbmtnfhtne.

Die S6meiber bieFSer Stabt, Tppte oae YeriUncn;t wttae sae
N&bma inc gu babet pinifen, iOuten l4 ]ertnnern,
SaB cine bon uukrn @oi6inen, speinial 70 plel Arbet tint ais
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ten, pelGe I'M Norfte iaS. Wetr ais 60OO .eSbm itn6 oletn
IN bieFaer Staot in Speralion an 0tSden, GSeften umo 9pIeu un6
babcn iGe @isner pber Die bamit arbeiter III ben Stanb 9eeBt, iG
nlebr @elb gu eriparen, ais tbnen bteies eni ahoeren @e8e m1Q-
lt5 lit. @Qe, speIhe cine Der be ten &d NJ al d tnen ota
IN Getruu4 Fnb, 9abeu utbdteu, lcatcu IN unieer Office: III.
SEQ. 159 BaltintcreItraBe 81.
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rans6fi&sr lnb iponti@er Sprafe 81 4oben ltno unO NO mir Sc
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gdidt mad einem GrenpIar ben singers Ndbrnai6inen= Sci
ang. @ne Maidmen weteen elm snu;eS Jabr na9 ibrent 4ntan
opn un8 III npuer Sr6uun8 ub Weporstion 9ebalen. -
(Sb2s,f1 SO SO. Is. Brobertd. Nlent
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@erdmdbertes TIetfb. - $4,000 pfun6 S6tnten. Seiten
Ss4Mlter Hne Srailttlde, 9erau@erteS uuO s~etroGnetss Sest, g.
rdlGherte O9len5uR9en, e%tn8eal3ene unb 0~epAr5te S9pernetlb;
in tietnen &Onaten, gu s~ert0ufef Bet & i'm berle . r9tbs rs
@Ge bon Qratt' Nnb aGtsrfCnlr. &pt1ss
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S. !feasbdtpuet &c
E>T- rEgssgzsEzg1 EEsE=EzsA1 EIHES1 zSeE1
$50
Mtdti9 fir @inpauberer u1b 01eiIenbe,
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burd Sic
8olttutpres ttm0 SbspsGifeatbn6m
mad allen Ibeilen be8 We items

Barter8burg unb Marietta, pber 8enwoOo,
Mheeltng uub Columbus.
0ie Baltimore uno SGtp, Gifentatn tietrt .tert ~reiftuSen Sub
Gfuut Bic srSBtsn 9s.thttle In 8etpe auf 8tltstett, 8equenlt&.
fell, @idertett, 9anItlt3tttt aO S@babett Der Sscnerten, 70 .baf
Re npn fetter entcrn Balm In btefert 2arbe Ibertrp fen rirb.
Dtefe 8a6n BON atlantifaen @teer a~usectenb, If bic dlteFe aus
~sete6ntefe 9tnse, ~sletGaeitt8 aber AUD bic far3efe nnb f8neIfs
unS bater bic btGt9fe RDute fur ete Otetienoen mad Dem gDefen
bic nidt ~ptrfe6len ISlten, fe aa tsnasen
N(eilenentfernun8 pc1 Baltimore mad
Cincinnati:
Usher Y~arIErSbus8 1913 Nies!tn.
tiebrr 8eapppb unb aDEeetnS $50
lteber S~arrisbur8 uae gtttsbur8 $50
Dur8 Bic Wartetta~ 9tnte 533
eIe GrIparai6 an Der @ttferaUnB spn III
Dm6 bic 9 plunbus. Qt6te. G99 .
E Inc @rfparntB an her Gntfertua5 tMt 6!
GfeUente, neide tte Baltimore pb Stto-@tferhehf hsagseh
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

beautiful old idea Of the Public Good went out and got
lost In lieu Of il, we are cursed with morbid sen
men which seeks in public employment estape from
bard work and debaucbed standard Of desert in
didaes for civil service The Of the fitness Of the
official to the place is gone. Craftsmanship for the
high responsibility, integrity and experience
for those which involve proprietary trusts-gocd char
acter and capacity in I'LL the conditions
Of public employment in the Empire State.
They are only lie Academia Was this 10 be
avoided II was not When seryicenbeness
TO a single individual is the test of merit! that cass
which one generation ago gave to the care Of public
aairs and the pursuit Of Office such men Of the Liv-
ingStons Hamilton, the Cintons, and the spencers,
may we'll abandon politics. Under the regime which
Dictatorship establishes there is neither use for them
nor room for them Again, shall not be charged with
random speech when complain that il is the effect
to be foreseen easily but not to be svoidedOf trans
ferring responsibility from the people to Dictator
that confidence in the stability Of the laws Is gone IN
New-York that confidence in the security OF corporate
property in New-York is gone that confidence In the
faithful administration Of the funds OF the State and Ills
interests gone Ii this Of insecurity very
general in this State and induStrously communicated
to the delegations Of other States at the Chicago Con-
veuon Which was fatal 70 the hopes and labors OF the
friends Of great statesman, who Was popularity sup
posed to be under your influence. The objection 70
him thai his election to the Presidency would transfer
to Washington the influences and machinery which had
30 deeply corrupted legislation at Albany was con-
elusive against his nomination II had cause oil
personal eumity against you-which expressly diS-
claim-it would be, that in your defeat OF Governor
Seward You gave to me the great grief of my life.
To your Dictatorship do confess myself hostile
think that the power you posess ought to be destroyed
and the Office you have usurped ought to be abated'
And 20 long as shall remain in the profession OF Jour
naism, will improve timely opportunities to impress
upon free people in Free State, that they should
deliberate in Convention without engineer, and
asee r,ble for Legislation without director
yon-, so sAML WILKINSON.
TriLurs nf1t. MeToh n. i9fl
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5yrs.cur; state Convention.

ST. LoUIs, Thursday, March IL 1901
The State Convention yeslerday adopted the third
resolution by Year, 81; Naysi
Mr. Gamble offered a Substitute 10 the fourth resolu-
ton, slightly al,eTing,h resos.cn which wis adopted
by Yeas, III Nsys O.
The Rfh resolution reE,ing 10 coercion, wac then
taken IN
Mr. Donnsl thou Offered n substitute, thot IL - no
ceay for the preservation Of peace that the president
withdraw tho military forces from the seeded States
and abstain from the collection Of the revenues
Hr Hall offcred IN amendment 10 the effect that the
Committee ia not sufficiently acquainted with the posi-
ton II the Federal troops in the South to make such
request but earnestly entrca. the Federal Govern
ment TO shsan from any sc calculated to bring about
u collision.
Mr. shaekelford offered substitute to the amend
rnen.,
that IN The ouiisa Of hIs ConysEor, tho chehad t,se
{. prcssve the country from ciyh war A. 10 ore
feeling would b. qealy rroooi.d BY ths rhd's~si Of the
e4 .ou FORE within tho ssoSding staies Whe'e
there dans Of bost- collision and 80 Teoomntna that
policy A.,
which was adopted ard the resolution as amended
paseed by vote OF - TO ..
The sixtl resolution, providing for the adjournment
Of tie Conye nton 10 December, adopted
Several amendments were offered TO the seventh
resolution, pending which the Convention adjourned
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Navigation on the H.dson.

ROsDOUT, Thnrrday, March II I'b1.
A tremendous snow storm has been raging here foe
the past twenty hours and 10 the depth Of NJ.
teen inches has already fallen, With prospect Il
plenty more Navigation Is impossible on the river:
HE Boats due here tus morning from Sew-fork coua
only reach Newburgh. The steamer Hendrix Hudson.
from New-York Tuesday, bound for Albany. has quo
ceed.d in making safe harbor In the creek here g.
ter sying.tw o days 10 the Rhinebeck
The stesmer Vanderbilt, also from New-Yors, boucd
to Troy, now laws at Red Hook, where size has ecss
since yesterday morning
Steamers and vessels have all made safe harbors N
this vicinity as fer as learn.
ALBANY, Thursday, March 81, 1861.
No boats have arrived here 10 day. TIE steamer
Hero. which left here lAst GIT for Eew-Yors is =
Castleton high and dry in the Ice, and the Hendsk
Hudson at Rhinebeck il also ice bound. The passeo-
yers have all been transferred TO the Hudson kvss
Railroad. II Il showing fast and very cold BetwsAa
Poughkeepsie and this point the snow 10 shout sx
incbes deep. .....
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From Montgomery.

Special Ohpttcb u. L.
MONTGOMERY, Thurrday, March 81, 1861.
The Southern Co1federacy is wholly Indifferent
as to whether Lincoln receives or don't receive
its Commissioners If the Federal troop, are
not Withdrawn from the Southern forts they will
be driven out.
The Government of tho COnfederacy intends
to send ambassadors 10 the Democratic Conyen-
tons of all the Free States except those of New
England The authority Of the old hulk Of the
Union will be disregarded. Herschell V. Johnson
sed John Slidel will probably be sent as embassa-
doris to New.York to treat with Peter Cagger and
Dean Richmond. You may expect soon TO see
some original and startling diplomatic movements.
Threats of coercion are laughed at here while
Washington from fright is kept under arms.