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The Kingwood chronicle. [volume] (Kingwood, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-27
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!!!
For the cure Of
CONST MPTION. BRONCHITIS, COUGHS
AND COLDS.
til Il M 4 % II A AR a BIC A,
Discovered by q Missionary


WHILE TRAN ELING IN ARABIA.
All who are suffering from consumption should
use the MAkORA ARABlCA. discovered by
a missionary IN Arabia.
All who are threatened with the consumption
should use the MAkORA ARABICA, discov-
cred BY missionary in Arabia
All who ae suffering from Bronchitis should
use the MAkORA ARABICA, discovered by a
missionary III Arabia
All who are suffering from Sore Throat,
Coughs Colds. should use the MAkORA AR
ABlCA. discovered by missionary IN Arabia.
All who are suffering from Asthma. Scrofnla
and Impurities of the Blood should use the
MAhORA ARABICA. discovered by mis-
sionary in Arabia.
Il cures Consumption.
II cures Bronchitis.
It eures Sore Throat. Coughs and Colds
It cures Asthma, Sclotnla and Impurities OF
the Blood.
This unequaed remedy Is now for the first
time introduced to the public.
1t was providentiallv discovered by mission-
ary while travelling III Arabia He was cured
Of consumption BY its use after his case was
pronounced hopeless by learned physicians IL
Europe. =
He has forwarded to Is ii writing. full ac
count Of his own extraordinary cure. and Of q
number Of other cures which have come undel
MS dttStFNdtlOU. anu dlSo IAll dtGOuIlt VI tilt
medicine.
At his request. and impeled BY desire toex
tend knowledge Of this remedy to the public
We have had his communication printed il
pamphlet form for free distribution. It's inter
esf IS enhanced by account which he gives
Of some Of the scenes Of the Syrian massacres
which he obtained from those who suffer
ers IN that awful tragedy. This pamphlet may
lie obtained at our Office. or i will be sent free
lis mail to all who apply for i.
Weimport the .MakoraArabica direct from
Smyrna through the house Of Cleon 4 Gyllppus
aud We have always On handa full supply put II
Ia bottles ready for use with full directions.
Price one dollar per bottle. Sent BY mail o.
receipt ot the price. and y cents for postage.
For sale wholesale and retail hy
LEEDS. GILMORE & CO..
Importers Of Drugs and Medicines
lrar23:Glv 6l Liberty street. New y ork.
ALSO. BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
The Kingwood chronicle. [volume] (Kingwood, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-27

FROM EURoPE.-Thc steamship City Of
Washington, from Liverpool on the Sd, ar
rived in New York on the 10th July. From
her news we CLEAN the following;
ROME July , An affray has taken place
between the people and the Pontifcial gen
darmes A French gcndarme and several
other persons were killed
TURIN, July 3.-ln consequence of impor-
tant news, an extraordinary meeting Of the
high f,nctionarics has been held in the Gov
ernors Palace at Warsaw. The Saxon and
krasinski Gardens in that city have been
suddenly transformed into a military camp.
AGRAM, .July.3. The Crotian Diet will not
accept the union with Hungary, unless tho
'ater conscnte to as>nme different position
il her treatment Of that question.
BER>E, July 3 The Council Of State, in
its sitting to-day voted flOO,OO0 to dcfray
the cost Of an expedition to Japan for con-
clulng treaty Of commerce with that coun-
try In the National Council, it was decided
to treat the affair Of Savoy rs an open qucs-
ton. and to energctically protect the rights
of Switzerland
VIENNA, July 3, THE Emperor received
the depntation from the Upper House Of tho
Hungarian Diet, which has expressed its ap-s
proyal Of the Imperial rescript to Hungary.
The London Times Of July 4, says: In
elusive Of the remittance from Liverpool, yes
ter6lay, ~ the City Of Washington, the ship
ments II gold to America since November
ast amounted to f7,s2o, 600.
accounts received 1T St Petersburg, from
Pekn, t. tie Goth April, state that the in.
sur4ents we're making considerable progress.
In the last battle the Imperial army wcro
routed The insurgents then marched rapid
j. against Pekin, and we're mcnacing the
Capital It Is stated that the Russian Priests
and Monks, sent into the Chinese provinces
70 convert the idolaters, have had immense
success.
Mr. Hind, an astronomer, calculates that
the comet arrived 1t IT. least distance from
the sun On June 10, being then 75, ,O00, 900 Of
miles from it. It's distance from tie eartA On
Saturday was rather over 13,O00O0O nilee
and little less than l5,O00,O0O . 61n3a9
evening 1t is therefore racedine dIOw1 6um
IL a. well as from the SUM- The apDoeono
length of the tail on Tuesday night W. IL
600, 900 the nueclous was about 400 mi1oo
ia length.
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the greatness of her strength and lifted not
hand to stay the catastrophe? If it is to be
saved-as verify believe il ls-are you will
ling that it shall BE written that in the I'M
measurable glory which must attend the
achievement Kentucky had no part?
Y will only add, ifkentucky wishes thewa-
ters Of her beautiful Ohio to be dyed in blood
If she wishes her harvest fields, now waving
IN their abundance to be trampled beneath
the feet OF hostile soldie1y, as a flower garden
i trampled beneath the threshings Of the
tempest-lf she wishes the homes where her
loved ones are now gathered in peace, invaded
by the prosclptiye fury Of military despot-
ism, sparing neither lite nor property she
wishes the streets Of her towns and cities
grown with grass, and the steamboats, Of her
rivers to be rotting at her wharyes, then let
her JOIN the Southern Confederacy; but IL
she would have the bright waters Of that riy.s
er flow on in their gladness-if she would
have her haryests peacefully gathered to h
garners-if she would have the Iullabies
her cradles and the songs Of her homes uni
yaded by the cries and terrors Of battle
she would have the streets Of her towns al
cities again filled with the hum and thrun1~
Of busy trade, and her rivers and her She
once more vocal with the steamers whist
that anthem OF 4 free and prosperous Co
merce, then let her stand fast BY the St1loS
and Stripes, and do her duty and her wholo.
duty as a member Of this Union Let her
brave people say to the President Of the
United States You are our Chief Magis-
trate the Government you have in charge
and arc striving to save from dishonor and
dlsmembcrment is our Government, your
cause is indeed our cause; your battles are
our battles make room for US, therefore, IN
the ranks Of your armies, that your triumph
may be our triumph also.
The Kingwood chronicle. [volume] (Kingwood, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-27

THE New AppoRTIoSMEST The appo1.
tionment Of representation under the eighth
census, as shown BY the official report on the
aa1hiact - a. fnllnws
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22
stIrtt 4lortrg,
Columbia the Gem of the Ocean
OR the CRED, WHITE AND BLUE"
lNrruonsum UNKNOWN.

Columbia, the gem of the ocean.
The home of tho brave and the free,
The shrine of each patriots dovotoq,
A world offers homage to thee.
Thy mandates make heroes assemble
When Libortys form stands in view,
Thy banners make tyranny trembe,
When borne by the red, white and bluo.
When war wngcd It's wIlo dosolaton,
And threatened the lond TO deioru.
The ark then Of free doms founoatOn,
Columbia rode safe through the storm
With her garlands of victory around her
Who's 50 proudly she bore her brave crew
With her flag proudly floating before he,
Tbs boast Of the red, white and blue.
Tho wine-cup, the wine cup b.ing hithcr
And ill you il true to the Jrim;
alay the wrcnths they have won never wth"r
Nor the stars Of their glory grow dun
May the service united ne er sever,
But they to their c0lors prove true
The Army and Navy forever
Three cheers for the red, white and blue
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22
NEW sERIEs-yoln mo "A.
Atrooions Sentiments.

|plimo n,olos H., c,llo,,i,,,' w ,'r1 IT.
suggestion to tbenotionol A III, i.,r',;.,
.T6c IlI,g ANIL r., l. oIi,aI i,,, ,L ,.I;', ji''
|tont Go,or,I Of Nj - '''' N'P u
..Let tbo Coyorr,,a,,, ,.,,l .,.....-
force st onoo n,t, ', Fa.,on, ,'," a." 5,' ''S
|comnpuiod ia, s,,,I, ll'a,,j " e'"'u, "I ~
Martin Fred DongIoss anJ De-. p,,,a''' ,,,o''''
with os many bI,cE yni,n,a,, ,, oa '''o" ~
raised in CANADA and tLo lroc S,o,os. % ''' ~, D1
clare martial law. No that il .b,II oy.r,.i,I,
the law of slavery as il oyorridas MI othnr
law, aad .tgaLy, 4, ,,,r,, ,L,,., L,S ,rU
|jou the Federal Ar1u rurni.Ling arm. MI
ammunition at the came time Ry nronrt
r,o" 10 r,sI .,'1 90 E'. "'' "''y u jU"oo men
oasI of iIo ill., piJ %I S,'.'s "l '''G H'y'G''
c,ro NJ Norc,Ii, ,,,I '''I,5o' '''"' "o"!" 'Ne
letTrn or siniIr M ,,,0l,'0''I, Goi''' '"o
oyon in Tho ,''1o',' ~, - "e'''iy
.uriI .TnIv onJ ''I, ~ '''N'
RInn Rij,o !, g., ",-',,,''',' L',I,,, ',to" 'lo
ronrd ''N''''"J "'' '"' e''
prt SIor,, Nro,.,;, o,,l...,...:..
~ H., 49,, '''',' S'o''
,,t,a,iy "e ,iI"y sC'ec' aSnoie' ea'h 9hoeT the
/ If ,Lo W ., ''.'"'i iV''; ''' cl'HeT punk
riror. il' I',''''''''"'"' % ~ S"u J"IheS
INeE'-Iet them %"aP u at the nearest
court mouse, ana Eastern Virginia will be
IFee communItyra strong power, with
Us ana oi uS-Deiore the emascuIated
whites oi mat region iairIy learn thai they
I.l ,ue out oI the OnIon' DO this, and away
WIN 'ne nonsense ABOUT a6oIl'or. We
, m"nI "'e"S' not oIenslye ana Useless
r,sD E"'uS os , %"' we want deeds th1I Will save
i.!o -! an" lG"u 10 ;'eeao'h' E;6 Ihc"eHmg
. "''' .l,Y'I ." "s ",o'' q @afI.H G'% the
Joy"'' N IN, "y'e'""'o" "ri uPo9 ms 'ieo, the
t.sS ~ O' me t"'"'3e' " must buy Inio
aI1e"2"i ,,i ,le s!''''a OF me loyal States II
"'1 "UoH RENAL" "' 'le cIoSe Oh The war.
o. ~ j'"ooD5 jy 6AIILS IN bIENos AYREs-
NJ, NT, 1L'T'" I,i II[. IlE, y ENoa AfREs,
,,. l, ''' ii'" iIoI;- he Da''Ie Oh iocItoa
n,o,, ;"Ss ~ VI ',''uHI!; ne "oFeIh,
Gauchos," and Aberostoin bv the Son
Juan forces, amounting TO about 900
",no"$ . "i5eh i!. were " Ia"Ge number at the
moo' ;noa }" TT rGI.'sent poP"'a'Soh OIL lhG prov
the San Juan cavalry Immediately nassin1
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22

B-5'There are two classes Of disappoiat-
ed loyers-those who are disappointed
before marriage, and the more unhappy
ones who are disappointed after it.
Ia Why is a waiter like a race horse g.?
lie often runs for plate or cup.
~" The excavations of Pcmp.ii are now
carried on with great spirit.
BsB"The place Of greatest safety is the
place where duty calls you.
BGynli twenty men make a score, how
many will it take to pay one
Bay@Nevcr employ yourself to discover
the faults of others-look 10 your own.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22

BsS"A lawyer engaged in case tortur>
ed witness so much with questions. that
the poor fellow at last cried for water -
There, said the Judge, i thought you
would pu mp him dry
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22

"MY CorNTRY, IT'S or THEE. Some
one having asked the Hartford Cawaut
who wrote the words generally sung to
the tune Of America" .he following
reply was returned:
"The Rev. :. +. Smith, Of Newton,
Mass, is the author Of America, and
also of the beautiful missionary hymn
commencing, Yes, my native land, | love
thee and several others of great merit
Mr. Smith is a graduate of Harvard Uni
ve:sity, an accomplished scholar, and a
most amiable and attractive man. He
was for several years pastor Of the Baptist
Church ir Newton Centre, Mass, but now
eT gagged, believe, in literary ard rcli~
gioUs pursuits Of more private nature
He breaches occasionally with great ac-
ceptance
FORGIVENESS. The following beautiful
passage is from the pen OF JohnG. Whit
tier. MY heart was heavy for its trust
had been abused, its kindness answered
with foul wrong-so turning gloomily
from my fellow men, one summer Sab
bath day, | stroiled among the greer
mounds Of the village burial place; where
ponderng where al human love and hate
find one sad level and how soon or late
wro- ged and wrongcoers each with weak
ened face and cold hands folded over a
still heart, pass the green threshold Of our
common grave, whittier all footsteps tend
whence none depart. Awed for myself,
and ptying my race, our common sor-
row like a mighty wave swept all my
pride away, and tremtling, ! iorgaye.
BeA-We Ice saw young man gazing at
the Try Heavens, with I in | Rsg~ and a
of pistols in the other We NdeavOr-
ed attract his atl0ton 10y ing a I in q
newspaper we held in our ESg-, relating >
a young man in that Of tue countrywide
bad left home in a stS of derangement.-
lie dropped the + and pistols from his
Ge4e @J5a with the 1T is of Shom you
read left be4 my friends knew Of my
design. so the D.ly" of young lazy
who had refused lislO me, but smiled
on another, d from the house
uttering wild to the %? Of my friends.
came here with this and Of pistols
: put a 2 my XislOce Ny case is unued
in this
BsS' A lawyer engaged in case tortur>
ed witness so much with questions. that
the poor fellow at last cried Tor water 49,
There, said the Judge, i thought YOU
would pu np him drv'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22

RsS~Old Snan says that love is 4 comb
nation Of diseases AN affection of thg
heart and an inflammation Of the brain.
Gsy~There are 300 men in Fort Mon
roe, and $50 IN Fort McIlcnry
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22

IsBa" Ma, get down on your hands and
knees n minute, please" What on earth
shall DO that fox pct?' "Cause / want
20 draw an elephant"
BSya"You want nothing, do you?" said
Pat. "Bedad, an if itsnotbing you want,
you'll find it in the jag where the whiskey
Eas''
Bsy" Distinction is an eminence which
is attained bat too frequently al the ex-
pense Of a fireside.
Bzy~Caleb Cushing, Of Massachusetts,,
has declared himself ready to fight for the
Union and the Constitution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-21

or, FOR RENT-rhe CENTRAL HOTEL, on
HA;s 9th aud Grace sts., for one or more fStiS'
A4A-- dc 25-ts '-1'ih- - -
E0p RENT-A large BRICK HOUSE, on
Ess;;: church Hill, on Marshall. between -llh ahu
Aa.1 25th streets Possession u be had at once
For terms "Pp'! ~ WINSTON 4 POWERS.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

fNttLF
CfRggSBRIER Co, VA, Jan 10, 1871:
Persons here are glad to see that the Dts
patch denies a want of loyalty to the state
west OF the Blue Ridge. Public sentiment III
this county has changed much i'll the last Few
weeks We have some violent seeessionlsts,
who laud the brave and manly course OF SCUM
Carolina Still, the majority say we must now
,ecetle though We abhor the idea of following
South Carolina. Some of the leaders VINO ioi-
lowed Governor Ii tchers theory nov yiei't q
lnournful acquiescence, adding that 1T gals
them to be drawn into civil war by rantlhe
little State But the secessionists are fast
making con yerts. III case of civil war have
no doubt that Greenbrier viii furnish some as
bra.e and loyaI troops as ever marched TO re-
mol an invader There are several volunteer
companies i'll the county
az the three newspapers IN Lewisburg, one
urp4s .,cession Il second opposes coercion, and
The third debreeates civil war or, rather, the
mo last are Wing, waiting for the interpost-
lion OF providence 10 avert the impending ca
lanity. haas. la, -
The weather for some days has been clear
cold and calm. The snow is disappearing:
Neither the Circenbrier river nor any OF II
- "t, CHARLEY.
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MLLRpaRviLLF, Jan. i9--The State Con-
yention, at 10 minutes past O'Clock, passed
the ordinance of immediate secession by a vote
of POS to SO. Ii will he made nearly unani-
nous.
The Convention adopted the following ordi-
nance to dissolve the union between the State
of Georgia and the other States united with
her under a compact entitled the Constitution
Of the United States:
we the people Of the state of Georgia do declare,
ordain, and 1t is hereby declared and ordatned,
that the ordinance adopted by the people OF Geor.
gia, in convention, IN the year lTss, whereby the
Constitution of the United States was assented 10;
ratified aud adopted and also all acts and par's o.
acts of the General Assembly ratitying ana adop.,
ing the amendments to the said Consttution' aiJ
hereby repealed resctnded and abroSa.eh a ~
We do farther declare and ordain that the uhi" \
now subsistiag between the state OF "sorSln 81
the other States under the name OF me th IN,
States OF America. is hereby dissolved ana , pa
the State of Georgia Is In the full possession SnS
exercise Of all those rights Of sovereign! "
belong aud sppertain TO Tree ana inueP0"
state -.
AUGUerA, Jan la.--Our city Is iliuihiii''" y
with fire works, and cannon are H'inS II
7 honor of the secession of the STATE; Deiis III
ringing amid great enthusiasm ana r'loi''iS'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-21

rrprurR EUROPEAN ApvIcEs.

Nrw YoRx, Jan. 18TH. The steamer ASA,
from Liverpool on the 9th INST, arrived peiow
last night. but was detained on account oil Ice |
in the bav until this morning.:
AZ r,n,r sccrexv steamers from New York were
oror duo a Liverpool when the Asia sailed.
't fhe steamers Marathon and City of Wash
ineton have been substituted Tor the steamers
Ketiar and Vigo.
The Cork Examiner starts rurnor that
tho Prince OF Wales is to be Lord Lieutenant
If Ireland but il was not credited.
II WIS reported that the british Govern
-. had cont n strong note 10 France against
an extension OF the French occupation OF
Syria. ou, ,.s ..
Iiyeroooi was spoken on the 18th ult., in q
damaeed condition, having had to throw part
of her cargo overheard
1t was reported that the correspondence be-
tween France and England, relative TO the
French fleet before tfaeta, was Oh an uhstiis-
Glory character
The state Of affairs at Gaeta We're I'M
changed 1t was reported that negotiations
were pending for the extension of an armistice.
Count FraInn is said to be heading reae-
tionarv movement in AbruZzi
The Prince Regent of Prussia has COM
| menced his reign as William V He reiterated
| lis principles and his policy the same as Wheh
| he assumed the Regency.
| Two Sandman vessels with war materials
Nd been seized by the Russians ut Gala,z
The Bombay Mail of December 18th hac
| reached Marseilles. The income tax troubles
continued and the import trade was sns
| pended -
| COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 5th.-Cotton- sales to-day
5 600 bales The market closes steady. STOCK
port, lis 900 bales. MI, :. h.
Manchester advices unfavorable. There Is bu
little inquiry, aud prices are weak .
BreadStufs-The market is steady neat i
quiet at full prces--red lis. 3D. q lbs 3D.; whit
les cd 6gl4s Corn is dull alta decline OF os.-ihiAo
t and yellow 3ss I'd l.; white los. and AIS
Richardson Spence Il Co. quote Flour Cd hlgheli
, ! Messrs Wakefield Nash report flour s'eao
at extreme prices, say 29s G"2s Cd. o r
, eraIlv unchanged, although there was continue
! activity. o.,1-oo, account
e Bullion in the Bank OF England had oecfe"e'
= Eli5, 900 sterling. $3.50, ere 5sc
= The Paris Bourse closed dull. Rentes 6'f 00c.
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South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, Jan. l9.-l-ieut Laipo', vi
5amsnn,s messenger from Washington, ar
rived here last night, with gloomy tidinss' 1t
is said The Legislature was in secret Session son
nearly the entire night on the subject. NE HIS
~, ~, h;ect of which il is stated is to demand
a suspension of work on the fortifeahons VI
the harbor. :, ,, i, tho
Lieut. Davis, with four men, Is no" III tLas
city The soldiers are witnesses III d !iiuLuei
o,sc and Iieut Davis is being entertained ny
his friends. He drinks to a peaeeabie sel'ie-
ment of the difficulties. c.o.r
Fort Sumter is allowed TO procure iie'A
provisions from our market daily
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Alabama Legislature.

MoSraoMERY, Jan. 1e.-The House To-Day
of the state by sea declares that pilots oring d
ing ,S'.,r,nt in the .penitentiary, and also
s anptbnrizjns the. commander of Fort Morgan IAN
au . ia,tron The beacon and landmarks in ms
discretion, and CONTRACT for the cons tr rr %
of telegraph line to Point oleuI, Y Topt Nor.
more speedily commuhiea'e with
gan. I 11,onor Eso of
the Mon tgomery Mail will be canaio ',u, i na
clerk of the Southern Congress: -. Wa ="
strongly supported by the seeessionlsos.
The Convention has been in secret session
40
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and The various trials to which me sex ems IS
an sSat these
ulants rm,ass nature, and at the same time ae
GO ,hs 5ssFsdh f BlrERs very
EBRATED IN ali cases of debility are almost
e mssca The tone Q, the
ss rss s,'ny n
and siyss he most valuable hs
Ths feel Medical ssR As a
many Of the 1 nave bestowed enconiums upon the
TT Of rssa 'h There
quently tested ,s,s offered for sale, all Of which
msraa s,inte Of merit aud positively injurious so
Arc ar. esstem Sold by Druggists and deaaefs
"a ~ eyerywhere. ~
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The Missouri Legislature.

Sr. I.orts. Ian. ls.-The House concurreo
in the slight amendments made by the senate
Yesterday to the Conyen ton bill, and the Dill
was finally passed.
The amendment reads rs foiioWs
..No act ordinance or resolution shall be yaHa
to change or dissolve the political relations VI TINS
state TO The government OF the United states OF
any other State, until a majority OF the 1naiihea
voters of the State shall ratfy the same.
Mr.. Russell, the Commissioner from Missis-
.ippi. made strong secession speech before a
iont convention of both Houses Of the Leg
isIature last night.
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The Proposed Attack OH TT. Pickens--frohhp'
Action in Florida.

NV ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE MAYOR repile,a,
GO O. chase that 900 men could be raised
in AZ hours. if Florida would equip them me
Governor of Florida answered seho 'heiN
Tharn ia considerable excitement mere
Meetings will be held tomorrow
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 19.-The pilots AT fe ~ :
cola have been notified not TO orihs Ia u %
vessels, on penalty OF death. 49,. ,c uo,.,
shin Is ashore fifteen miles east oil FOR
,,;a,,ans sunuosed to be the supply storeshll
Win officers of the navy yard aboard
I,ieut Simmer, commanding Fort flchehe
expected to surrender the FLORIDA iof'S' saw
twenty five heavy guns
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NEW YORK, Jan lsCoton closed ct, Ct; h' -Four
o ad u srn,-sales Is 500 barrels. state % -, ~
sos" sea nho S o O s0athsrbn s iSqS White
Wheat closed hr1n-sacs OF i2v"o optueadvsales of
WS ss5 II IS mixed nfS e gn
mess 81 sol7 IS prime Shil at ST steady at l8
Lard steady "td a' p ps Orleans Ga cts Maseeo
e IS M:a csef r 1is1 al sp5s e.
nlSt stoady at 35037 cts. Rosin hrm al - "
P per Dbl Rice steady 4@!a ets and - ooo North
sales of $4,000 Va IS at S'6s' ana s''''V ''''
Carolina State 6s at s7sf. %,
R.Ir1yoRE. Jan l9.Flour closed ac.lIe -, ai
cents advance with large sales hs sI aGa s IS
| and Ohio s. 50. Wheat frmi reg Naw White and
%di"w ss@Si cents Provisions firm Mess pSrs
| sis: prime rump Sl3. Lard los eeh'9' N''N
| steady at I26i Ii cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-21

rv.xroS. Ian. I9--The majority of the Joint
o1.an,i,tee ON National Affairs, reported Sc
.;'' AZ resolutions to the Senate, fully endors-
ing the and nsir na
the Of the State In 20 aaS
4nes'inss, ~. IA discussed next week and passed
~. yo MN Houses, no doubt. The committee
ny po na,, unon Congress to order National
rooxention in case Crittenden o' s'i''''
',,oa nres are not speedily asiopteo'