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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-16

We do not wish to congratulate the friends oil
the Union and the Constitution moment too
soon, but we will at least tell them that We are
greatly cheered by the intelligence from Washing
ton There seems now to be a fair possibility
that we may after all avoid the degradation, the
shame, the ruin Of new compromise. Not that
the efforts in behalf Of such surrender are
abandoned; not that the outside pressure by
which they were supported has been withdrawn;
not that all Republicans have anew and more
faithfully sworn allegiance to Freedom and 70
Honor, and TO their country; but that the higher
spirit Of those whose motto is Faithful Forever
seems to be prevailing over the lower impulses
with which they have go gallantly aad so I'M
movably commended. 1t is possible that we may
vet be defeated and dsgraced; but there is better
reason for hope than at any previous day since
the meeting of Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-16

The members Of our Common Counc1 wsso
elected in the years named well knowing that
they were to receive no salary, and our tar
payers have enough to do to meet real cIaims
without the Legislature hnnting up fictitious ooss
io7 them. Most of these men have retired from
public Life, and some of them are dead. Why
this effort should be made in their behalf, We
cannot conceive. There is neither sense nor JUS
tce in it, and it ought not to pass. AZ well
might Mr.. Woodruff move to give the famous
Forty of ancient memory 81 POO year for
their generous services in the Common Council
Of lo9i-|-3. No doubt some of the old members
of the present Common Council are at the bot
tom of this business; but we think decent
regard for public opinion should have induced
them to disguise their hands. II is little too
barefaced when they send one of their own
clerks to the Legislature to push their schemes
through.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-16
The Provisional Constitution of the Southern
COnfederacy contains the following clause on the
subject of fugitive slaves:

Confederacy contains the following clause on the
subject of fugitive slaves:
slave in one State efcspus to another . be delivered
up claim of the party whom said slave may belong ~ the
Executive authority the State in which such slave shall be
found and in any abduction ocibe rescue fol- com
reusaon including the value Of the slave and all costs and 81
pense shall be made to the party by the S'se in which s''
abduction shall take place.
The clause in the Constitution Of the United
States, which is generally construed to refer 10
fugitive slaves, is this: No person held to SER
g vice or labor in one State, under the laws
4" thereof, escaping into another, shall, IN conse
quence of any law or regulation therein, be
discharged from such service or labor, but shall
be delivered up on claim of the party to whom
9" such service or labor may be due
This clause, it will be noticed, does not eX-
prcssy say by triom the person claimed shall DO
delivered up, though it ma, obviously be inferred
that the State Executive is the proper agent
At all events, no power is given to Congress or
the Federal Executive to interfere in the matter,
as our unconstitutional Fugitive Slave law does.
The trainers of the Southern Constitution have
avoided this difficulty, by expressly declaring
that the slave shall be delivered up by the Exec.
tive authority of the State in which such slave
shall be founl-DOt taken by the Federal E1ecu-
tive. The Fugitive Slave law Of tie United
States should be repealed, if for no other reason
as usurpatOn by the Federal Government Of
powers not granted to ii by the Constitution
That law il greater outrage on the Con'titu-
tional rights of the States than all the Personal
Liberty laws would be even if they were as ultra
az their ignorant revilers imagine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-16
Iaouglratioa. first; adjustment qferraI2.
SALMON p. CHASE.

Tone 10 myself ore IL TO truh, L0re 4 10 The sub
jeet 10 state that earthly pOrer could induce me 10
cote for specific measure for The introduction Of
Slavery ,chere had not before ezisted either sooh or
north Of that line. Coming as do from SlGre
State II is my solemn deliberate, and 'ccll-matrr"d
determination hat porer-no earthly Po'rer--st0H
compel me 10 rote for the positire introduction Of
Slarery either south or north Of Mot line. SIR, uhRe
yos rsproack, and Justly too British ancestors for
he introduction Of tis institution rPon The continent
Of america, aa for one, anrilng Aat The pOsfsr1y
Of tie present inhabitants of CalydTHjo 0ad Mar
Merico shall reproach as fer dong jast 'rho rre re-
prOach Great Britain for doing to as. II tic citizens
of those Territories choose 10 esoh,sk Si0rry Tam
for admitting hem ruth such prorsions in hler CoA-
stitutions bit aen IL acH be tier o,rn por and not
ours and their pOsterity wW hare TO repr0ach them,
and 10, u.s. Performing Constitutions oHOe'nS TIC M
sitafios Of iSiorey to erist among hem.
fHENBY Gay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-16

confederation; no State sball. without the con-
" sent of Congress, enter into any
agreement or compact with another State or
with foreign power" The force Of these
Constitutional clauses will soon be tested BY the
appearance at Washington Of Commissioners
from the Southern COnfedcracy to treat for the
surrender of the forts still held by tho United
States. The proper answer to such an apPGca-
ton would be the arrest Of the Commissioners
on charge of treason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-16

We don't doubt that Secession il toleraoy
uopuler in Louisiana, though as the people ha'e
had no opportunity ,f voting on the question y
is impossible to say how great the reoeH'O.'
majority there may be. But for all that there IS
no GOOD reason in incorporating the matter d,
somebody did in the subjoined telegram puOii'"e"
in. The N. Y. Herald of Jan. 10:
"Rp,olcises Al NV .oRILiSs 'o''sa. rber,
NswOe,n, was Iesplendcnily iluairsed ,,.,, Az.
wa, also grand procession firing Of Cannon '"'
,l.v in honor Of Secession" ~ -. q
The True Delta says this rs NC ". -
whole cloth" There was no such lluminai nat ~
mi,i sayv a,play We presume much Of the sn.
hn.;..n for Treason reported as prevailing 'a
na s0uth i, Of similar manufacture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-16
Weather Tables.

Tao TRIBUYE ALMANAC for 1861 contains the Smith
sonan table Of mean temperatures FOR North America
prepared from the reductions OF observations ut moe
than thousand places for an aggregate period OF
several thousand years, by the Smithsonian Institution
Washington 1860
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-16

il appears that in the Assembly OF this State,
on Thursday, Mr.. Woodruff introduced bills 10
provide for a tax on New-York City, TO pay
each member Of the Common Council tor lcoo
and 1859 81, 200 year for his services. We
cannot perceive the propriety Of this proceeding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-16
We desire to give all possible prominence to tho
following agreeable statement which is taken frou'


following agreeable statement which is taken FROM
The Chicago Tribune:
1.-THE Compton that have cooted themselves with the
eo thai Csu. NJ Clay ready ourTender his principles Upon
the desud the South assured that of Gil men at Washing
,or M Clay ,h, moment most firmly opposed TO any cor
ce.,ious whaeyer brief experience there satisfied him that
the concessions he proposed make would be hUpg back into IN
teeth bv the Border Sse, for whose Cancellation they were 10
,euded he i convinced that but 10 lett-tbs
maintenance the Constitution it's and the enforcement Of
the laws By the adoption OF his policy the UNION I'VE use Dis
own I.rguesc) will tax. ofelL Mr. Clsys thousands q
i.nd viii he d to ow that, while ne eau always eomus'
their gratitude for The past they Tin their faith to hun III mo
tutuIe'
Why cant We now hope that Mr.. Seward, Nv.
Weed, Mr.. Cameron, Mr. Kellogg, Mr. H. u
Spaulding, and all others who have mani,
tested a readiness to sacrifice the principles W
, The Chicago platform to the PreserVaton OIL sno
Union. viii discover what Mr.. Clay has d'sco'-
cred and like him once more set their feet hfmy
on tho rock of Truth Why can't they once
again, come to the preservation OF that noo'a
idea. that there is no safety " in compromises Of
natural justice and human rights - All honol
to Cossius NJ. Clay for lis manly abandonment
of mistaken policy Let us hope that his e''
ample may he initiated by the men We have
named and BY many othors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-16
rn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

No ootoe DO taken Of Anonymous CommuI atone Wa"
ever intended for insertion mus; 20 authenticated by the
name end address Of the whtenot necessarily Tor rVbs
,ioa. bu, guaranty for hs good faith.
All buEnes. this ofce should be stde'd 70 IHr
TRfBUsE" NewYoIk
" ecsnnot undertake 70 retarn rejected Commu ii0ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-16

feeble infancy to their present state Of compare
tive vitality and vigor, it were absurd to contend
that any other entity might not secede whenever
and from whatsoever it shall see fit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-16

Eyea il the seeding States had formed their
C6hiederacy in strictly peaceful manner, with.
out seizing the arsenals forts, or other property
of the United States, their. league would still
have been 40 nagrantly unconstitutional that
neither the President nor Congeti could prop.
ery take official notice oft, except to condemn
and suppress it. The Constitution says. " No
" State sbal! enter into any treaty, alliance, or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-16

The steamer City Of Washington arrived at
this port last night about u O'Clock. She brings
dates of the 3lst ult The news has rather
warlike aspect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-16

The blu appropratng $4,000 for the relief Of
the suIererS in Kansas, passed the Senate yester-
day as it came from the Assembly. II now goes
10 the Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-16

Massachusetts has authorized her State Treas
urer to ind0rSe United States Government Bonds
to the amount Of two millions Of dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-16

be intelligent a thief, and 50 without integrity;
or an adysnturer and coDsprator, and so without
more than the forms, modes and shows Of
patriotism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-16

Our Legislature have decliued TO send Mr.. /.
Granger to tie Old Gcntemens Conference in
Washington. They evidently think Mr. G. would
be super6uity there. We have not presunp-
ton enough 10 question the wisdom of this
Judgment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-16

The mails for Europe, by the steamship VgO,
win close at 10I O'Clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-16

Andrew johnson, the patriotic senator aom '"A
:. ,..s commenced lie rs q practical shsemstsE'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-13
IkG NOTICE

To Il. b. French, WiIam Hoon, Robert French,
Geo. q. Anderson Co, ueAry uomann & Co..
B.F. Messenger, josiah uaiIes, Vim. ii. Cieg-
horn Co..:
Not and esch of you hereby notified that
l. there is ii e in the otice of he Clerk ot
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, NJ Fort
Madison, petition Of Hiram Earney, claiming OF
you r. Is French. the sum Of seven hundred and
fifty dollars. and 10 per cent. interest monty due
a mortgage made by you - Charles Mason and
since assign "a t. said Hiram Bsrneg, datei Aug.
Sth, 1866 also claiming against each Of You the
foreclosure If said nortgsge, the same being nIon
Lots me and two Ii, in Block sixty-eirht l6s
In Mason's lower addition to the City of heokuk,
Lee O. unity, Iowa, Tor the pur hase money; and
further asking for sale of said premises and g.n-
eral relief.
Ard ancss you appear and answe er said petition on
or before noon Il the secutd day of the next term
Of sail Court, 10 commence AT Fort Madison, On
the third Monday OF May. A. ID. 1861, defaul,
will b. entered against you and judgment rsn-
dered thereon, thu petition taken as by you col
fessed, and decree rendered against you ar prayed
therein. NOBLE nIE0Ad.
Fcb. Ii, 1861 I'm Plaintiffs Att'ys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-13
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Legal N Office.


70 Thomas Dunn:
N0u ar hereby notified that there u nov ON
i file iii the efhee of the Clerk VI the District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at Fort Madison, Pc
titlan of Hiram barney claiming OF you Thomas
Dunn the sum If twu huEdred and fifty dollars aud
interest ~ 10 per cent. Per snnn nm - money due
on plortgage made by you TO Charles Mason and
since assigne 10 said Hiram Barney, dated octo-
bar 4th, 1855; also claimi agsinstyou the fore
closure Of aid mertgagc, the same being upon Lot
No. three I3l in Block one hunired and seventy
nine Gi79l in the City Of keokuk, Lee County,
Iowa, io thu purchase money also cksming twen-
ty three 81 leo dollars for taxes paid on said pro-
perty and further asking for sale Of said premi-
scs, and general rsiiai
And uness you appear and answer said Pettuon
On or before noon of the second DAY q .ns @ neAs
| term ol said court 10 commence At Fort Madison
| on he Sd Monday Of May, A. D. l66Ls defAult
win be entered against you; the petition taken -
| BY you confessed, and decree rsnde1ed sssanss
you as prayed therein. er,cuc
i Fab. lt. lS6l-dln PITTS Atty's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-13

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AsxAlAAXA cH@n, any Irritation or SoYsnsssa fine
kssfTSxA Throat, Reiiers the Hacking TessqA
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eaAAtYk&SSSH ard CafaYrh, CifoT and Glue
VJNSN2 Strength to the Vosce Of
&31D PUBLIC ~pEA X EMS, AND
huNGEMk.
Few are aware Of the Importance of checking =
Cough or Common Cold" IN its frst stage; that
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III neglected econ attacks the Lrngs "Bsorn's
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HR OWN,A "That trouble in my Throat, for
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N. p. WILLIS. s
RE q WNss 81 recommend their use to Pus-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-13
a.EGag. NOTICE.

TO CHARLES X. THOMAS:
VoU are hereby notified that there Is now on file
i in the office ~ The Ilrk OF the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort Madison, petition
or Nm II. Austin snd G. Henry Alhers (memb rs
composing the me cantils firm Of VIM. H. Austin
4 Gu, claiming Of you the sum Of seven hundred
and fifty 4ol lars as mHney due on promlssory
note, and also praying Tor the foreclosure % =
mortgage nn real estate In the City Of Keokuk, Ice
County, Iows, which mortgage was executed BY
you TO secure said note.
And uniess you apl ear and answer said petition
before noon of the second day of tho next May
tern of said Court al Fort Madison in Lee county
| lows iud gmcnt will be rendered against you by
defa0it.
RANKIN h MILLER,
Feb. ., lS6l-lm Fltns Att'ys.
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0go O. ANDERSON. ALEX. DARcLAI.
[ESTABLlSnED In l4a.]
BANKING HOUSE OF
Geo. q. Anderson Il Go.


BANKING HOUsE OF
Geo. q. Anderson 4 Go.
TnAvE THIS DAY ADMITTED AS A PART
L xkR in the Banking Business, ALEx. BAncLAY,
who has been my Tellsr for the last flx yearsl
The buriners will hareafter be conducted under the
firm asd styie Of
GEO. q. ANDERSON - CO.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses III not
the olaestJ In iowa, the dfin soiiciA contin-
uaDes Of former patronage so fibcrail3 % tended
to them.
They will make Collections and rsmit--lsss Ex-
ch s--en the day OF payment, free Ut charEs.
Their references are ~ formerly by the SEMI or
partner, VIE:
RETERKNCES:
Winalow, Lanier u Co., Bankers, Eew-York.
Park Bank, N. Y.
Edward W. Clark 4 Co., Philadelphia.
CIapr, Fuller q Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Howard HAnking Company, 90
Hoffman, 4 aeipeke, Chicago.
Marine Bank; +"
Farmers. Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Mechanics Uank,
Kramer Rahm, Bankers,
Gilmore 3 Brotberton, Bankers, Cincinnati.
A. u. Hunt & Co., Bankers, Louisville, by.
State Savings Institution, It. Loais, 30.
keokak, Jan !, '63. GEO. .C. ANDERSON.
iani Gu
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l.cgal Noatce.


t. Hubbard Stone. Charlie Stone, j. aeub Bushey,
o. Ii. Cox, Boyd BFsden NJ. sullivan, Freder, ok
Zugg, MILAN IL J. " llliams, Robert ii. smith
john W. iIanc lck, A. +. Stevenson, kilrore
wilson 4 Co., barton. Perry CO., q. W. howe
hay Il Bro, Samuel Boyie STATE ef lowe -ies
the OF School aud Henry 6. lie L, uis and Lou
ise 0etavla DeLoais, minor heirs Of Elizabeth
DeLanis, deceased, and Martin Stafford Iii eir
Guardian
NUU and each of you are hereby notified that
l. there is fie in the office of the Clerk
uf the District Court ot Lce County, Iowa Mt Fort
NJ auIson. q petition oi hifam barney, claiming OF
Seu hubbard stone aua Charles Stone The snm OF
hir'y five hundred dollars and 10 per cent terest
as money due On a mortgage n~.e by you tu Chns.
i. asou md since suet t. sald Hiram Barney.
dated February Il, 1s5,; alec claiming against eaeh
OF you the foreclosure - said gage, the same
h<in. upon Lots Six Iol anu seven l.l in Book
eight Isl in Mason's Iper Addition to the City VI
he"huk, Lie County, Iowa, Tor parchase money
and further asking tor sale of said premises, aud
geueral relief
And unless you appear ard answI said petition
Gu or before tle novi. oi the z day OF ,he next
of said Court, to lmmence at tort Madisop on
the third Nj nday of May, A. ID. ls6I "a default wi
BE- entered sgainst you the petition as by you
ooufcs sed. and q decree rendered against yon a.
prayed tneran.
NOBLE STRONG,
Feb. S, lS61-lm Plf's Att'Js.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-13
Fer. IT, ISOI-uIM MI yt TOT FIHI
a.EtiAL NOTICE.

~
To Eliza s. Conn, Curtis T. Conn, catharne
Conn, Edward kiIbourne, A. Bfidgman, Jen-
mugs Anderson, Wheeler. Bellows Co, Wm.
Il X. l.. Kudliek, Samuel r. Miller, NJ. AIexan-
der, Brown 4 Ciendennlng, 5. F.Voorhies, Chaplin
Lee, John Hurst. Charles McDill, James Cox
w. III. Mor Inington, Miller, Mathew Co., " M
Ii Lxing. Barrcrif. Leayer 4 Co., S. j. Hamil.
Tweedy, Aouiion Phmfton, Henning Wood
ruff, Mm. M. q. Terrence. Mott, rchotert Co,
stryker 4 Wood, Will Preston and Geo. Cabus,
%. Grinnan:
NOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
j there ID now Oh Gle in ihs ofce II he Clerk OF
the District Court VI Lee Coun y, Iowa, At Fort
Madison, q petition Of Hiram Barney claiming OF
you Eliza S. Conn the sum u eight hnndr. d dol
lars, with ten per cent interest per annum payable
annually, as money due on two prumissory notes
| and mortgage made by youto Inward kilbourne
secure the said notes. and since assigned to sal
Hiram Barney, dat4d October 10, 1893; also claim.
ing q inst sch Of yon the foreclosure OF said
| mortgage, the same being upon Lot No. eleven
IN III Block No. ten l0l in the City Of keokuk,
| Lee county, Iowa, for tho purchase money, and
| further asking for sale VI said premises, and
| general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon Ut the ID day OF the next term OF
said Court, to eom mence at Fl. Madison ON the Sd
Monday Of May, A. II. Sol, q default will be en-
| tered against you, ard judgment rendered Thereon
| as pray cd for In said petition.
| NOBLE h STRONG,
| Feb. Il. 1861 dim Att'yh for Plaintiff.
/ lsICKLEH. "a good u ticle o1Slsklssfor sale ).
10 6.W. = II TUCKER.
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E4EGyks N1EfSfs
To smvrna Hobart executor Of the estate Of Ke-
becca Hobart, deeeasedi Smyrna Hobart, Jo'
Stoddsrd, Helen NJ. stoddard, George ". saan-
derg Kate sannders. Cornelia u. Hobart. Ann
NJ Amsden. II. NJ. Amsdcn. Hsnry strong trus-
tee u u. Gray. w. w. Belkuap, sophia lsoeii,
o.. q. IsbeIl, Wheeler, Beibss 4 TO-, iayior,
s,ymour Co.. Il. y Dobeil, ii. sraus, -
Manning, Foster Lee, Joseph IL. seatnn,
Poster, Lawrence d Co., George r. dordon, Fat
tersor & Ferguson:
yToU and each of yeu hereby notified that
L there is now file in fnc office OF the Cisrk "
the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, Ut Eort
Madison petition OF Hiram barney claiming oI
YOU sm yrna liuhArt executor Of the estate nf
keheeca Hobart, aeceasei, and John stodaafd, ne
suu If three thousand dollars and interest Al ~
| per ee MT o. moncy due . mortgage executes ty
Won John steddard and by kebteca Hobart, de-
ceased o Charles Mason and since asst ned TO
| said hiram Barney, dated August goth, 1890; also
cli IN ng against each Of you the faretl' sure ai
| said mortgage, the same being upon Lots i've 2i
| ana SIX l61 in Block two p In Masonss Upper
Addition to tAe City q. heoAuk Lee County, Iowa,
| for the purchase money. and further asking Tor
| sale of said premises, and <, neral relief.
And unless you appear and answer said peHlis
on or before noon of the I'd dry of the neAt ttrin
| OF said Court. To commence at Fort Maoison Oh
| the third NJ, naay Of May, A. ID. 1851, attantt
will be entered against you. the petition taken as
by YOU contested and decree rendered against you
| a. prayed therein.
NOBLE STRONG.
Teh l5 lssl-1m Plaintiffs Attys.
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