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Alabama C0n gyess.
FoHt Sumter to be A ttacked On Wednes.
day next, Probably.

Fort Sumter to be A ttacked On Wednes.
day next, Probably.
New YsaE. Feb. ..
The Herald Wsshin gton correspondent says:
am satisfied from positive informati re-
ceived direct from Charleston, that the attack
has Only been postponed until tn ~ can erect
. sufficient number Of batteries 70 sccomplish
their purpose The time for Withholding REIN
forcemsnts to Maj Anderson vii cease the
moment Lieut. Hall returns TO f. Sumter.
learn from reliable sources that Wednesday
nsxt hes been fixed upon - about the time
when the sscsssionists viii b ready to com.
menes the assault upon Fl. Sumter.
Little Rock Arsenal Surrendered.
AnrHIs. Feb. Q.
The Little Roek Arsensl. containing 5000
stand Of arms. . large amount Of smmunitsoo
and 40 cannon. including Capt. Bragg bsttsry.
surrendered TO the State authorities yesterday, ,
and hss been gaSrisoned BY 100 volunteers.
Georgia seizing New York Vessels.
SAVANNAH. Feb. Q.
Gov. Brown Yesterday seized 1--WE vessels
owned In New York. viz: The brigs K. W.
Kibbey and Golden Lead the barks D. Cold
On Murray and Adjustsr; the schooner julia
A. Hslleck.
Election Of President and Vice President
Of the SOuther0 COnfc0esocy.
Monrsonmv, Ala. Feb. ..
Jefferson Davis, Of kissiasippi, VAS unsni.
mously elected President Of the eonfsdsrsted
Ststes Of North America 70 day. and Alex. q.
Sssphsns. Vice President.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

A BULL TERRIER SLUT, WHITE
with black head. A liberal reward will be paid
for her recovery and no questions asked. Apply
~ TINS ehce. (try8-dlw
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RuNAwAY.-Last Saturday, while DR..
alley in rear Of his house. another horse and
sattsr came along and somehow frightened
the DR. horse which ran away smashing the
cutter. breaking the harness, cutting the horse,
etc
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

J. v. ooh0Doh. WA. HALL.
CONC DON = HALL.
a TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS TLAW,
IA and Notaries Public. Office, North west
ornsr OF Brady and SECOND strsets, up-stairs--
ntrsnce on Brady street. July 26- diff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

CLEAN Of the side walks now that the
snow 10 going.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11
IGNATIUS LANCER,

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON d ACCOUCHEUR.
L OrPICE-South- -oast corner Of Brady and Sec
ond streets. Office hours from I to A. ~, and
to5PM. june97-tf
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n. n. PREITYuAN,

(poRMERLY BURROWS 4 PRErfYAAN.)
CyTORAGE, FORWARDING AND COAMlS-
> sion Merchant, and Steamboat Agent.
Ne. 1, Dsssowss H8loek, Levess
apll.tf1 DAvgNPORr, Iowa.
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J. G. PARKER, ND. 0BO. ". ACAHN, n. D.
DOCTORS PARKER Il McCARN,

physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
1 No. Franklin Block, second floor, Brady ST.,
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
DR.. PARKER's residence, corner 9Th and Lo Claire
streets. Or. Csc. w. McOARN's residence, east
sido OF Brady, second door from corner OF eth.
mv17-1tf
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". r. CLAR x

a TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA and Notary Public No. Nickolls' Block, Dav-
export, Iowa. nar5-H
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

CLINTON HOUSE,
NORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ streets, Iowa City, Iowa. J. TaUsDxLL, Pro
prietor. s~Gol Af.
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
N NOtice.

NOTICE.
AN THE l7rH DAY OF JANUARY, 1861, I
for ffty-four dollars, for > Philadelphis draft
which draft has since proven worthless. This 10
to warn ail persons against purchasing said note,
as its payment viii be contested to the sxtsnt Of
the law
Ii CLAIRE, lows, February 9th, 1851
fryl0l q. NCCAbE
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THE CI y.

See notice OF Masonic meeting this
evening.
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VOLU M II ID.
CAUnC
OAASOos
-------------------------
LANE q sAsN"ER'
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFT tIOE-COR
IA AER Of Second and Brady Streets, ovs
Smiths store.
TO. c.CAMPssLL. JOHN O. DILlx
CAwpnrlL = nrI.Ss.
rrORNEYs Avn COuNsrIORsArL Law
~ on. NJ / n.vsnn.,t Rel fnorlI If
80 - :, - ~ -
wsrgvARr. yAnR. ASnsrRONo
mr'anEvvl EWA" = AMasUn~: vnr -
a Pr.,,c n.,,c. E..s.,,.: t,,ocl !. ...;..
s.oonS ssrs.. D.v.n,a,s lou 0" oo.s-sf
------
GHAs. =. PurHAA. JOHN n. so0sss
PUTNAM Z 0eOGE0S.
A TTOkNkYS AND COUNSEIOkS At LAW
~ Ovvrcs Davenport Block, No. ~, Main 1t.
.,eo..- .o.,. s--. 49,
JOHN n. CRAWFORD.
A ilvnN.l ANn Oo'"01o" - "a"
ov.,".MN;cSaI,..n I'M nicek un....;,.. ,.,ao
'sA' '''-, .r !-s
.r..,. oo..x a... nov -. .rov.
COA msN, DOW "OWNs
IA and Notarios PsbIic.
=: ~. nsowS United , states Commissions. =.
a.s Dsysnr"r. 0' i"~. o0'''"' 'na"k. m.4s.,g ~
-. ---s"l ..-o--. --.------------ --.-o- :.
n..,,', :. f.. -, .n.
vsr;stv Store corncr Of Brsdr Ana sscnnd .t,s.,s
aple-dly
IN. eo.sDon. vn.naI..
CONC Don Z HALL,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW.
~ And Notaries puhie Os6cs. Northvsst
orn.r of Bradv and Arcond streets' un-sta;rs-
ntrsnce on Brsdv street i'll "a dtf
l.aw P.ran...hin.
80 c,- -,,.
conx 4 n..usv
COOA =
1r '' ".wr - r"~nr" o"'. D''. u."%xcnsu,. .'e"~y
w for tho nrac,;co Of m. Law tn vh;cb -.
shall devote our personal attention.
March 5, 1860. COOK / DRURY.
,,.x..,rxx, a,o .v.x.o..~
nru1po v.r ..~.rr
. rroRyrys Ann corNsr1ops
- and NOtarl0s fubllC AlSe, agents Tor the
Chsrter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford,
New Haven, Conn, Capltsl, $aoo,O40
----------------
". r. CLARK.
A TTOkNkY AND COUNSELOR At Law,
"a ana Notary Public No. N'cko's' Block, psv-
eoPor., lava. lmaro-H
RURTIs HOuSE.
CORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH SIRE ETs
- D.vohPol'. lowe. ncos1o.
NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
nav.n,or, 80 n.u.t SO p,aa.;..a-.
Free Omnibus to and from tho carr Once for
x,svs. i.ax;u., 81. "r.;.. p.;n.". un" no .o1
~. '"iuIs1;. 6lu us,.s snu ana'Ao's' .,,,
- =. -. 49, 49,.
CLINTON HOUSE,
NORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
" streets, Iowa City. Iowa. J. TaUspEI1.. Pro
pristor. ..ssl az.
---------- ....,..~.,.,..
K. ~ M'FnEAIAAA
(PoRxERLY BURROWS PRErrYAAN)
CToRAGE, fOKWAkDlNu AND OuAMio
- sion nefchan'' anu "'o.mOoA. Aso"''
~ -
apl4-tf DAvsSposr, Iowa.
AwKEVE STORE
..cnu wr.vCu
<xnuu,SS,oN MERCHANT
"a Rra.iv street. corner Of Third.
;v,r.a., DAyxxrosr. Iowa.
- - -.
10 sHoRKy. H. oLIvRD
sMOKEY X OLIVES
no puup MAKERS SHOP IN TIM AZ
~ 49,. rsan. "a Sscona "a Hr.dx
-, ..os. n.-...o.. -.
snH Msn suo0,s as.S
A"'' A~'0" "
- uEUn n ~.
uv,,,,.r 80 .,,n"rnN orc,cr
v1nI oi0iAN ATD oonuruN ~
No. 80 c"not As'n s"a in''u s''s''s' De'
export, lows ~
hours OF tho day and night, unless professionally
ons.sou. ..P--.
,.o.pARxxR.x.p. ono. ". x,cAxN. n. D.
r,1,Crnur pauxru 4 MccApM
rNpYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE.
1 No. Franklin Block, second aoor Brady ST.
betwesn second and Ihird, davenport Iowa:
Dr.fARKsRs residence corner sth ana i.eCIalfe
streets. Dr. Gso ". McUARNs residence, east
sido OF Brady, second door from corner OF WIN.
myl7-dtt
uCNAT1urs uANCCD
,r,,1~ ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

| q. II. ScRIvEE. 90, Dearborn street, Chicago, is
ssthoeizeA to receive sdvsrtisensnts for this pa
per.
ROUNDS / LASGDox, 155 Randolph street, Chi
cago, are authorised 10 receive advertisements for
this peper.
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DBAN1 PLUAKR. GRO. u. VAN HOSBN
PLUMER Il VAN HOSEN,

IA and Notsriss Public. Alss, agents for the
Chsrtor Oak City Fro Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn.,, Capital, $780, 600 City Fire Insurance Co.,
Now Haven. Conn, Capital, $50o,040.
Ofkce in LeClairs Block, Davenport. sept
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

LADIES FESTIVAL. Our citizens
shorld not forget the festival and supper Of
ladies Of the Prssbyts srian Church At Metropoli.
tan Hall on Monday tthis) evening st 7 o'clock
There will be . pleasant time and plenty Of
good things for All. Give the ladies good
benefit 10 night
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One Hundred DGy Boar ders
Flour and Feed store.

rTvHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLO OUT
u their we'll known Flour and Feed establish
ment on Second street, 70 Mr.. |. d. Ruggles, take
pleasure in introducing him 70 their old custom
ers, and asking for him the same liberal custom
20 freely extended 70 ourselves, for which We
desire returning our since thanks.
ROWE 4 HYDE.
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LAW Fortm0eD010.
JH0. ?. COOK. g. WILSON DBUaY.
COOK K DBsU UMY,
SAocssors to Cook, Dillon d LisdIey.
\X7E HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for tho practice Of the Law. to which W
shall devote our personal attention.
March 5, 1860. COOK / DRURY.
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HDW AMI .. RRA1ER.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
~ h Patchins old shop, alley opposite Engine
House on Brady street. spl0-dly
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sHOREY X OLIVE

r O0 PUMP MAKERS.-SHOP ON THE AL
IL ley, between Front and Second, and Brady
and Main streets, Davenport, Iowa.
DAvRNPoRT, March 3O-d3mwtf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

Tsss d. b .~.s~~S .Ae<s
ment that i,s dispatches have been cut OF
They Osrs suspended one day. but appear to be
al right now luscotine Jour.
Wrong again. Mr.. Jeuvnal. Never suspend.
cd printing dispatches "by telegraph" elm.
gle day since the fracas commenced. and what
10 M re. We don't intend TO suspend. You zee
our brother Sanders has such love for Us tha,
he uHous US to copy from his paper in the
morning after the Gazette 10 printed. 1t il
kind OF him, aAd thst's Why We like Mr.. San
ders- why We admire the man. The enter
prise Of this office is such, Mr.. Journal. that We
cant be euchsred in that way. We cut die
patches from the Gasetss-by MI. Sanders' per
mission and condense them % % to publish
nothing but the cream. and put suffieisnt force
upon them to get them out in season for thu
subscribers and the mall We ought to ado
that this idea was loaned to us by Bro. Sanders
He always uas good to Us. Pity he's 90 old
Soon he'll get 90 cid he can't live any more; /;
then he'll die and 60 to -; then vs wonl
have any Mr.. Sandsrs-boo hoo. hoo, he-o.o-o
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|FLOUR AND FEED STORE
Il. d. = U G G L r -,
(SUCCkSSOR TO ROWE d HYD1)
Cennisslsn MePehass ssA Dealer - I'll
hlnAs 81 RDo0s 0eos
No. II West "a st., Davenport, Iewa.
Winter Wheat Flosr,
Spring Wheat Flour,
Buokwheat Flour,
Graham FleuT,
Rye Flour,
Rye Meal,
Corn Neal, coasse.
Middlings,
Bran and Shorts,
Oats,
Corn in ear,
Corn, shelled,
and all kinds Of Mill Products, will b kept con-
startiy on hand and sold 1t reasonable prices for
cash. Purchases delivered in any part Of The eity
free Of charge.
The subs criber il prepared TO pay the highest
market pricefos country produce. lncvsff
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HOKNEK Of FOURTH AND IOWA SITS
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS Sons, Proprietors
FREQ Omnibus to and from the cars. Once foI
Stages leaving for LeClaire, Princeton Lyons, De-
Witt, Maquoketa, and Analnoss.
Fare One Dollar per dny. aug2l-ly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-11

GEOKGE y. HUBDELL
A TTORNEY At LAW AND NOTARY PUB-
IA Lie. OrYIcs, No. ], up stairs over Smith 3
Variety Store, corner Of Brady and SECOND streets.
apl6-dly
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hAWKEYE ST OR e,

JACOB WEAVER, IT.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
~ 63 Brady street, corner Of Third,
iyl6-dtt DAvENPoRr, Iowa.
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RURTIS HOlJNE.

DURTlS HOUSE.
CORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport, lowe. ncba2dt
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MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

To THE FARMERS or 81. MARrS.
II would m~t rrsl~ c,fully call your At
tenti.m Ia my large assortment al NIPPLE
!ME.N1S. | am manufacturing and pre-
pairing larger assortment II Agriculture! hS-
uemenis than ] have ever bcEEe offered d,
the pul,lic-iI.rse Powers ana: 'rhrr>hers.
Whra, Fans. Corn Mills, Crn Sl-lIerx.
ihs..ls IIarrows: Cultivat.rx, aid many
other articles to numerals l., n.rnti.n.
IAN supply the Farmer with every thing he
may want. With regard 10 Horse P.,wer,
woull call particular attention to q fne
lot m PELTON'S TRIPLE GEARED
POWERS. to pork with ~ seiNom Issnd
,ch.ch are not smrpasssrs !" Mis o. any sthe,
market: aud most respectfully invite sh.~s
who are in want .d Macliuex t. give mo call
Az l feel confident that can .nit the pur-
chaser. ! am making CORN MILL. 20,
grinding Cru at Il"nre. This is 4 guod Mill,
has been tested and pronounced =. W exps.
riencrd judges. To this ! ask your spe.
cial attention.
! tender you my sincere thanks for IL,
kinlness hcrc;uf.re shown ne aud beS c.n
tin dance Of your favcrS, det~r0:inea 10 max,
q strong eff.rt u please oil who give NE thri
c,,-i.sn. Orders will meet with prompt atirn
ton by being directed to
WILLIAM Fl. HANDING,
l5e Pratt street Wharf, baitimsre, I'D
Feb. 7th, lS6i-ly-
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-07

jsaice. seem. n hare inher;seI the tras
dignity and sriri, IT his sssshss
In viRdieati.a ,f her "wn insnltej ham-
sec ani that Il her family. the Legi.ls,urr
ri Narylasd lass~d m scs II divcsr~. ~
which she va set fire. while IN the ;luna,
Of wosn,sh...sl. 70 s,ske snoaber shaice tsr
lik.. Sh. lid not do ~. bat vas conaeassi
tn live single until her son had ErevH n
'aa.s ssssas. and hcr grsmlsoe had ~ussr-
ed the army III francc. ~ sin distinctive,
in its heroie ranks. aud she has sa.-livej
the man wh. wrosgcd her and the princess
wbo supplantc.l her. She has 6v.d 10
sc the offspring al her siflish 1--we ~
eognized. after Gay years. ~ the lawfally
born kis~.an uf the k,npsrss u sb.
Frc,sch; and she n"w unly w.sits IA hear
the judgment IT frenrh court Of lav.
acknowledging a. her due that sissplc IT.
cs,yni,ion wl;ci she nsver Sod to claim.
A characs 'risfic trait may he nssasiosed
ii this singular woman tina, indicates 1t
once The moral and intellectual nature con-
Lined in her. When offered the estate
aud title above n"n,i.asd in 1905. her
answer was. ''Wessrhalia may in his sp;n-
ion bc . great king.lom. hut In mine il !.
not large enough tor two qnccn.. u
were IN intolierable wrAg IL such a wo-
n'an should pass away before the battle Of
her life Was wun.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-07

ARD iiHcs every vl<ss lus q Tack
- era. sud ys's can 81 ~ many ssr1s thsso
M $s. y's cs1'' AIRY ,srs ilssas. 1vay
saly O. - Tuelss:. s.d <ss x,s.As.
Jan. oatL, sSs1
I'm. si'ai'. - awful Nss sLis, ysu have.
- w'.ers dill y"s ~ its ~ T6sksss. -
$i.e0
Jsn. 11sh. iosi
WHT- Peggy. Anw d. y..s d. +. sisun q
W Gss! VIA. g, :" Nv. rucks.s wish
2sr dsfan. and sss sh want. Mo-
skirts fre 81. Ac.
Jan. 2Aih. 1861
IL y.m ~sss . s.ssI pair .s Susa,s
J b.sss ssS - q ~ 1r. Tusksss.
JAN. 2j,b. 1861.
" M in Rrvut tls<,e. m~ss. as.aies Sjsha
-'s hig hansilr. ''ris..s. .is. rxn ,ss -
me wbssr Mr. W. b. Tackss. Stare 10 V
~ s.s'aifss 4 Oak. directly 81 ths ~ s,k :.
tlse three nsacAssi Rad.
Jan. xtsh. 1881.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-07

)0ln;r.lls ~ the cohesive aasss. IL the
dilkealsy ofassiieuisr ~ c.afas;en nth the
Stste csmEi he svsi.l~l. Of shAa. se
may insasne. C.rolins. Florida. Georgia.
Ahhaaa. 1~,ui>iaa ali simpla. easy #
uss~raac.. ssHl eaph.'niess To "ar eass.
s:es~sis and Alai~ma hnve tn rh,r,~<
af ~msA next IN t'.lrIisa. whi~h w~ d.,
MT srxs ia this r.spers Tn" ssenrsim
JGsssc or Cenfsleracy ar fea. -ssim
might ne ad"rsed II il !. ier,scd proper
r. assert fhs fsdcrssive prisciplc In tho
title.
Sou,e names cf cities have .lss he-s
sngge.se.i for thi. hosor and .pplicssioa
Anong them. Atlanta. (c"nceruing which.
NC refer 10 rea,arkable pre.iiesicn Of
Mr.. calh.un. =. rcprscL clssw!,src.)
Augusta ath others.
II has occurred to sme that the oil anil
nov ob<olete uame Car.liRa, smciemily 20
piled by son,e writers tn the Terrisory he
tween the Savannah aid Mississippi rivers.
westward FROM the sources Of the Savan-
nah. would serve . g,'ol purpoac now. H.
this very territory Is a large aud impor-
tant portion u the new Confectionery.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-07
Washington Convention.


The Convention called to meet IL,
Washington "n the 18th Of February. U"
der the Virginia Resolutions (publishes
in our last issueJ will consist Of delegates
from eight free aud six slave States. tn
free States being New York. New Jersey
New Hampshire. Ohio. Pennsylvania
Rhode Island. Illinois and Tndi,na. 1t is
likely that Massachusetts will also be rel :
resented in the Convention, but mt --latest
accounts she had not appointed her dele
gates. The Slave States, which are rep
resented in the Convention. arc Virginia
Kentucky. Missouri, North Carolina Ten
uessre aud Delaware. Our own State j,
without any legal AMI authoritative repre-
senta,iou. We have little hope from ,h'
Convention. 1t can do nothing but re-
commend aud and advise, and judgiue
from the character and antecedents Of the
Northern delegates accredited to it. VI
think there is slight prospect Of agreement
and no prospect whatever of the adoption
Of any plan. reaching the seat ct our ma
tional dis.empcr, which will he acceptable
to the Northern mind.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-07

CONSERVATIVE young ladies Of
Portsmouth, appeared On the streets OF
"Wednesday atsired in Virginia homcspun
;resscs. aud attracted more xtsension than
any two IF the fair sex trimmed oil III
,ncrinoes and silk impmtei FROM Yankee
,le.n. The inaugural Of wearing hon.c-
made dresses is highly cosame'sisble. a. it
shows dcscrminati.n to Be independent
Of the Nssth. our encn'irs and ageressors.
May the spirit beeomc infectious
Nor|s1k Day ROok.
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As l.ss ssssiaa # de css,ty Cam-
n,i.uisner-. the sullewiag s-nsissssa we're
sppe;u1ed. n IN .dditieusl Police fsrcr.
and Invested with thr power - patrul.
ssder The Law. the several DISTRESS IN
which lhes resiAe:
8. sIn;snes' D;ars:--Enhevs Ford.
wn. Il. L,agly. Or. J. W. Forrest. Dr.
A. H. j, an, Jas. l.. Langley. Thomas
McK.f. T. 9. Abell. james Raseh.
Robert Lilburn. DE-. Ranslolph Joscs.
Walter Biscse. Jssi.h n. lBiseoe. John
Smith. 3D. r. Mckay. Ihos. Clarke. Wm
Il. Cl.rks. WIN. A. Smith. Benja. Penn
broke. J.r,es Biscoe. John A. Ford. VIM
H. Ford. Henry Grcrnwell. Robt. Loker,
Geo. A. Lpkcr. H. G. Clarke.
Fad.gy D;aria Win. G.. Abel. r.
B. Hau,u,eit. Geo. Thomas. C. L. Wise,
Thos. d. ShsIrick. w.i,cr Ford. Tbos.
d. Spencer. J. r. Coad, q. b. Dent,
JAS. r. Duke, Bi-eos Ad.u,s- Alexander
Clarke. DR.. r. Spencer. A. +. Martin, j.
G. Milauru, VIM. Watts. Dr.. p. +.
Co.sbs. James A. Wise, b. Msgill, NJ.
Magill. II. J. Bean. W. Il. w. Guy,her.
il. d. Duke, Charles Dent. Jas. H.
Saunders.
L>eonsrd Tara District :-Jahn L.
Abel, Col J. r. Blackstone, J. +. Abel.
De. A. McWilliams. J. A. Davis. z.
M.ttingley. J. l.. Greenwell. Y. +.
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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-07

The Name for the Southern ConfeGeracy
Several suggestions Of names for til,
new league or confederacy Of the sccediae
Southern Sta. IS. have appeared through
the pres. A correspondent Of the
L1ar;er. .,me weeks since, proposed
..!Apal,cki,, or the Appalachian League :
III might BE- preie' led.
Allcghania. Columbia, Chicora. and
other similar nam. 5 have also been pro-
posed as single tires, if it should be tae-
cidcd to adopt a common and single name.
II is remarkable that. although with~u'
a single aud comprehensive name, the
late Union Of the United States was per-
ycrted into a Consolidation. although thu
fear of such result was one great otjec-
,ion urged by many against the adoption
Of name.
The magazines and papers. some year
aRo, we're filled with discussions on thu
tonic. and as some of the names then pro
posed may be appropriate for the soat6er.
Coufederacy, and us the principles which
should guide and determine the choice o
name we're then discussed. We refer ca
rious and inqairing readers. ~h" hav
the leisure and documents ut co'nn's''d, :
the review Of thess arguments.
five remember Alright. Columbia. Fro
donna aud Allcgania were proa,incn
among the names then proposed and wi
vecatrd. Vinlani Was ALEC suggested
in memory Of the Northn,. who hrs
visited America
Westinghouse, or the '.Washlagt"
League" or Washington States. ha'
been proposed also for the Sosth: Sew
eral Of our States sames would ssiv