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Smyrna times., 1861-01-10
INPECTINE,
The Persian Fever Charm.


For the prevention and cure Of Ferer and Agne ano
Bilious FeUers. This wonderful remedy was brought
to the knowledge Of the present propreors by friend
who has been great traveltr Persia and the HOLY
Land.
While going down the river Euphrates he experien.
ced seUere attack ofFever and Ague. On discover.
ing his condition. ofthe BOatmen took from his per-
son an Amulet, saying. " Wear MS and Feuer uilL
touch yOH Although lncredUloIs to lis virtues he
compiled and experienced immediate relief, and has
since always found it efecual protection from the
maarOus complaints.
On further investigation he found that the boatman
attributed to it miraculous powers, and said that it
could only be obtained from the Priests of the Sun
Sometime afteTward the gentleman, cOnversIng with
Priest, obtained from him the secret Of prepa
ton, and ascertaned where The medicinal herbs were
found, of which il compounded. The wonderful
virtues of this article have induced full belief in the
minds OF the natives in the miraculous healing powers
OF their Priests.
Since his return to America it has been tried with
the happiest effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen
of high character who have given 1t the most un.
qualified praise. This remedy having been specific
in Persia for hundreds of years. for the prevention
and cure of Fever and Ague and Bilious Fevers-is
now offered TO the nerIcan peO lie.
1t Will be sent by mail prepaid, with full directions
for use. on receipt OF one dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, l9S Main ST.
Richmond, Va, Branch Office Bank Of Commerce
Building, New York. Address
!e28ly. JOHN WILCOX & co.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-10
Irving Female College.

MECHANlCSBURG, Pa;
Will commence its next annual session September
the 5th. .t.t.l... --' =. ,r
SLIGO will pay the expenses Of Board, Washing,
Fuel. Light md Tuition for atademic wear of Id
months. 81 sipN0ls q el. 41i Hu sVr = - = -
Rate facilities offered in Instrumental and Vocal
Music and other ornamental branches, at the usual
rates. HF' .'' "9 'a @9 E.'ttV' "a -
Fon Catalogues giving full particulars address IS
A. q. MARLATr President.
VI Reference is made with pleasure to DR. w II.
Collins OF Smyrna Samuel fIareadine, ESQ., Leipsic,
and Stephen HOsties, Of Wilmington. asIso8san
BLANK NOTES or safe at tn.S Otice y
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DRUGS AND MEDId ErNTg

CHEROKEE REMEDY Ill ES, TTs.,r = Iirsss.
~ Specific for all Diseases OF the Urinary "a
eral Alternative and Blood Purifier SsNas, Ahu r Seh-
@I4T This Remedyn when all otbe5 >. n,
cit Is entirely unlike every other ~,
Nenereal Diseases, 1t n a,sas
urugs being prepared from Roots. Bark "A Jao tis
form o. q pleasant and delicious Syrup sN -
var, y naures remedy ~ for ANIL ftaat
travel Structure, and is especially pnr Riner
ous SW mites in Fenales Tor this COMP pynlpabie
orJ ~ 20 aa II eqng,
lar ny" M - oMfa sSsp,H " yphi GlNhda
,naa ~ chritg tAm
r. 49, eu tini ~. VI medicine
~ uuss tns ny purify anu cleAhshs 5oHeEnanE II
How IN all Its original purity and vigort ninyie t the
system all impure and pernicops ceuf h bnS6 induced
| disease. hN 49, 1f5j -
R-In a,l old of Gonorrhea and Nat have bafea
all medical skill, II Is especially recomnG Yin I'D cases II
fails and recent ii cures n To hgge DAVIS
few doses positively removes oil seal st clordas and
| pain. =, l$aN&
| business ,E,aA@ I'll
| Eis-It requires assistance from othes.T zine
En- can lay the toilet.table or conn e feb,
without Its being suspected rs for private
| eases. ,,.g /, ~
eI-A treatise Vnnerea disease Y Ill Geettona for
| their permanent cure, accompany, eau 55g88
H-For full particulars get q Girc 1E fror, any drug
| store in the United States. @
R.It Is sold Mt retail for S2 per pp Hhree bottles for S.
by all responsible druggists and deal dnedicinea through
out the United statesA and ~ whoG Awho'sssis drag
| gists. y, v 81 !. fsMMss
| J.WRf5ff T'Go.,
| 81 Nos. q and ~ Charities sttaes, 81 q Z
Wholesale Agents for the South.
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KS IYMEs ,nrIalr1I1 r.. 3 ~,

|388sfS.' IS FMRnITBEISsF HAS
p tard- AID confidence IN 4 jaFke!
IA profession Ia 5Yel ssiitslf.ttt. iii III
= Epassi by any and ID dfily, pre- !.
4 hbyseians throughout lie United.
sioffts continued pepnlarii spn-l
Il Fms heyc front time to TING made
4 it4hsett more necessary On tho
iofEeiops caalion Hi Purchasing
w ilne. THESE inIitAtionsnre often
,eisoIanee 70 q. A. Falmestuck,s
ailaed e RutGiiPnu3he unsuspeci-
~ p neither wished nor Intended
II hlg Of an accredited hgsnt Amt
laicetdas void bsinx j,apo4 ri mon
5 le 70 asSfte hinlself'5ihpl iie:s iyiiy.
lsock's Fermifssy, mn n
So
AZ well to the initials on ttle wssp-
Imying u. a. fsbnestee k,r rrAssii-
Z 81 -E.7ai. l4Eiu'7ly b
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q RE FsINE,is & fsElii 8 &. q q

AshmHpt, situated on The LETT hanl
3le eVernnient Mhkrf, aud wifslin
I Orleans, is now oifcrei il il GOD
Il MAJ 10 DESTROYS Of aidtag 81 ans
sactpfes. u Is NOW iii ron1piSfaire-
pug steiIln engines, Boilers, gaBIsnfn
s'ohe lblgils furnace, tilfars5 ssoiiida.
eoor9rs ~ sltc ;aati ID fact iii the
ssSuga9 ffaiinsfSs Or Nal ass; X lSsiAnill
2 " u l q n liaaal expense. daght
70 ltef4 lsa 5ssSiesss ssitlls y suffi
on q iSlais siissfsag ersssiug ia
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IsldTS GENT

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Sss.; I s,s; Hp9S
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most WIKI sf'eens ssseels
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Mh's's y y II alea
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81 s. ss ssi,9 r. 81 ss and
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aSi Min HI ERRORS eoHAttng III
SsS ~ 4 AZ stshssg sassstg 81
IN srs, 4 !, PHtq
49, ssa.4 NJ Filth tT4
f es,asg Of bohemian ana irs
~ s.st, Z 80, .& g gss,.
49, o. ~ s.sss !, W re
- ny s',a,,as AND d,
nereH, etc etc. @ sss al e ssss
"A sPiersiilds Assn % Hrsssaxss,
Consisting Of Groups for aslefs Anstgass
Clocks, osc sed copies frs ING Great III
gpitS. w Basbsdsaas 20 eaassss bs s9Ji
low. sS NJ
Beias urtiilipE e asal ~ iaagsr Id
se Tho baas'aa Of .iHs lins which b al On
N LOST PRICE az 81 i R4narai assotls
osYesyets and Brussels, ts,i siaeAadoa#, ee.
MOSQUITO Nettihss ana Cart Ma.tisEs.
He always hason bsad fii Eappi of tIl ARIFIEzGd
OIL. Isl
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AHENET GOLDMAN.
ENCN I5g ) a aIl,IllA. ftI 4 ].

s4 sE1NCE On AaTAIgA GYH,
aoie Family kAAclAa ok this season Df
& s u 70 and curef94he Diarrhsa, Dysenteryt
Y diseases. 1t Is ssliarlg efieKaious 10 SUM
cpbildren, and ia EggI and prescribed by Ehe
Prepared only5f FREDsk BROWN, and
rIIIg and Chemical fore. N E CORNER OF
~ ~ iI sTRRhTs, PEITLADEbPHIA.
5 4t al respectable aggsts in he United iates
$500 --'''Hl x 60. Nesf1fleans. 9S feg bnn Y
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y tsaln. al, sssit1es

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n 81 ZEE r. Sslef''s' f''as'falls ~ assa9 =
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ria'''''sao' Vim Is
af'st Ai,'7, en s'N.lss 'alai's M a. g5,,,s
e T as
80 ss,.. 81 III. ~, ,a.s.,s
Railspa F.tti5gs IL sSsry dost4iptieh.
na- va we're awardsl, al be Virginia slsio Fair
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NV re y .l.f n f3Is Z
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sfas t,aoek III spiFs ,EaSa
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EVER BEEN KNowy TO FAM

hnded for the pntfose If brine4nr N IA
thly Periods Of Wonenjwhich Ii fi1ea ,r,,lss
LisfrauEk's Female Cordial aiSs,s
It Female lnvigorator AID Besqi lier III 49,
tested in Mobile, and gRyss to 30 eon.sl IL,
I'M
f the most prominent citizens Of Mobile Bas
Of Debility and LoF Spirits bordering s9iY
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Gssl
80 n y ~
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4
o9asaASs n n 1ea Afss5 eEs tgchs oosiF
0FFtolt NO. ID CAMP sri, ss,tt
p 'l'4s441s tffhFt
Capital $ap8,eUC

Z. Lapeits III II Hsrris.
5Aspdpre iSis, q N.ISSonsst =. n '. ~
AID, Grief K Ro,,,,s,5,, e
Jacob zoliYI A1nst;as ~, ! Y,
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RMilk EikssiE al
Rs tl4s III eai5 7Yafil I
M, Y II BRO, I pcI
jB III N VIA Pili sIi5 {
olhT IFinsnings t,alJ
All orders shahId,Ii
all II
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HELMBoLD's GEHIVNE PREPARATION,

EH H1HsoHDs e13FE 1EN p rREFAH777vs.E
Z HELHBOLDS BUCHU fo' ths Bladder. " @$
HELMBOLnS BECHu fq the Kidneys M&65s M
q HkLEBOLD'S BUCHU fsr tie Gravol. 5R
HELMBOID'S BUCHU for tie Dropsy.
HELMB0LDS ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 58#sS
HELMROLUta BUCHIY fo-l ioss of Memory. Fs8,t5
HEI.MBOLn'S BUCHH n nimness OF Visitn.
HEI,MB0In'S BUCEf 9I i Difficult Breathi 81
HEI,MBDID'S BUCTN8Trtr Weak Nerves. 8}
HEI.MBOID,S BUGA5a. IIor General Debility
HEI,MBOLIf'S BUCssssEt.1or Universal LAssudA. 4E4
HET,MB0Ln'S BUfsAgfor Horror Of Disease. III
ls HELMROLD'S BUL III for Night Sweats
lsHEI.MBOLD'S BIAs%g for Wakefulnss5 E4
SHEI,MB0I.E,S Bf4 U for Dryness of Skin lSg6E
u EEI.MBoLD'S WSzsAs q for Eruptons
RgI,MBOI,D,S A%5f III for Pain in tbs Back
Hin ,MBCID &&%fI for Heaviness of the Eyeii8 with
lempoFaryi&sy 3SSSfsioa and iless, of Sight. !,
HELNB0t ID U for Mobility and Reatlessuesss With
Watnsss ZION and Horror of Society. gS g
HELMBes&Es aA3BH jCHU for 0bstrncons NAM
HELMLOnH4f8BUCEiU for Excuses arising iron Endis
creOr andgail diseases of as44sg7
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I84l,8l OF

96s, 200 30
81, ss2 Is
$4,000 90
l76,6D0 10
= "A, 100 90
40,pO 90
10, 25s Sc
!, ( 1852 40 u
: |{ ANA. I
before me,
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LATER PROM EunOpr

| Nsv YosK, la. IS.
me steamer AraVo bfiags London psp o,
'os YIN and fss370O n specie.
oAEfA, 9th. -Shslls thu own bv the Nardin
isss nssesr4tsd The reos over ths. occupied hv
'ne h'ng. His ministers insist that h. ,h.i
remove his quarters Shells Also rssched IN.
central hos sital. 80
IoNsrASrINoPLE. "a -Hunxarjan spd Polisr
soiunt.ers are arriving 1t RrA ON their way
70 .he Danubisn principalities
ViESsA-The Emperor precl.ims : very
eomprshenslvs smnesty Tor HuoRsry. Transyl
vslia ard Sclavonia
lhe general affairs Of the Bank Of Frsue,
we're disconraging.
ILe An sricsn panic affected France equally
with England.
American stocks we're dull in England. es.
peciaIiy Erie. 1T-HT~-
hohE, 5th.-Placsrds we're posted sxLo ort;us
.ns Romans TO await the Or rivsl az the Sardin
isns
Inc Neapolitan troops were ordered home.
LIVERPOOL 9Th h--Breadstnffs heavy.
Pi.visions dull
LONDON. 9th. Business in brsadstuff. nearly
suspended, owing 10 the continued sey =
frosts.
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co NJ Nj = RCIAL.
DAv EXPORT AARKET
DAILY REPORT.



Wednesday kve., Jan. ", 1851. !
Wheat fell o. cent to-day on account Of a.
vices from abroad. Germ is not 80 firm 1t quote
tions. Dressed Hogs advanced to 35.75, and som,
sales we're made at $500.
FLoun- Firm at Sl.OoG4.35. Shipments soc
bbls.
WHEAr-6s17oc. Receipts 1850 bu. Ship.
nentf $500 bu.
BAxLEY-25l3sc. Receipts s40 bu. Ship
ments $50 bus.
CoRs-l7@lsc Receipts 1912 ba. Shipments
40 bu.
OArs-14@l5c. Receipts IS bu.
DRssssp Ho0s-&5 .j0Q5.75.
HAY-Dull At $500.
CoAl-l0c in the yard and lie BY wagon from
Coaltown.
WooB-34oo per cord.
PoULrRY-Livs Chickens 4l251l.to p dos.
Dressed 6Gse y b. Turksys, 60@75e (; dressed
do. 8(9lOc y b.
BurrEK.-Plenty u l3K@lss.
LARD-lO@l24c y b.
HAns-New Sugar Cared l1@l2He per lb.-
Common @l.Hc per ID.
Csc y bushsl.
TURSIrs. -2O@3Oc per bu.
CHEssx-Herkimer Co. 13@l7e per lb.; Wss-
torn Reserve II H@12Kc.
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Georgia Convention.

MILiDGkvILLK, JAM 22.
number Of resolutions we're offered and
ADOPTED including the following oDe appoint.
ing committee Of six to report.on the power
of the Convention 10 reduce the number Of the
membsrs Of the Legislature.
Another that Georgia will demand her share
Of the public property.
Third. PIsdging the State to pay the carrier
or transporting the msils in future.
Fourth. Instructing the committee toIeport
an ordinance furnishing council Of safety.
Six delegates entered the'r protest sgainet
the ordnance of secession. but pledged their
lives, fortunes and honor against coercion aud
invasion.
An ordinance declaring Gil those persons res
ident OF the State at the time If the adoption
of the ordinance OF secession. citizens without
regard 70 their place of nativity the length Of
their residence in the State. Referred
a lon1 letter WAS presented from a Post
Master OF Alabama, detailing the sviIs of
change in the present pos al affairs
An ordinance was adopted providing for the
execution Of sentences p~ssed by the federal
c,urts. aud the execution of processes is.ned by
the same courts, and to preserve the indiet-
meLte.
An ordinance was offered and made the sTsc-
ial order for 70 morrow, continuing in force oil
the federal laws in reference to the African
slave trade. 1t will be unanimously adopted
Hon. w. G Vns-on was appointed CON-
missioner to louisiana
Gen Sa ford was appointed Commissioner
to Texas.
The proceedings in the Convention were in
teresting.
The galleries were open to visitors
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Il ELEGR A HIC


WASHiNGiO9, jan ~.
Housk-Mr. Colfax called up the Post Rout.
| bill wkich passed the House last session, aud
vas returned from the Senate with amend.
ments. which we're ow con adered ard nearly
sil agreed 70. iscioding provisions for psocur.
ing and furnishing one cent siaDp wrappers
aud envelope; requiring letters which have
been advertised to be returned TO the dead let.
ter office within tvo months; letters from the
sea board to be retained for longer period.
Under the Post Office regulations uoclsimei
money from the dead letter ofhce to be applied
70 promote the deficiency of that bureau.
Mr.. Colfax sa1i the Committee on Post
Rosds recommended nonconeurrenee to
the South, proposing to limit the compensation
Of Railroads carrying the male to $500 per
mile per amman for first class: $50 second do !;
40 third do, speed not to be greater than 90,
II ana IL miles respectively ior each cl.ss.
Thi. would ave the Treasury t3O5OO. 600 per
amman. but the Committee think that euch
reduction would nov have the effec. Of uoder
going the present system.
Mr. Sherman gave bic reasore why he hoped
the amendn ent would BE- adopted, having in
view compromise.
Mr.. Branch opposed it. The compensation
was now inadequate; the reduction would in
duce the contractors to refuse the contracts.
There was no power here to control the speed
Of csrs.
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New AOrk Market.

Nsw YORK, January %.
FLorx-Markst heavy and eeots lower
S5.l5@ 5.35 super State; $5.S.tGt.t5 Extra state
$5.lt45.S5 super Western; $5.4095.65 Common
Extra do; $5.7vQ5.75 Interior to Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio.
RYE rLOUs-Stssdy ~ x3. 3.4OoB4.30.
WHEAr-Market heavy and l@2 cent lower
3l.2O prime Caicago Spring Si.2e@ll:2s Mil
waukee Club 8 32G1.34 Winter RsdWestern
RYE-Market quiet 1t 74A75c.
BARLEY-Firm
Com Market heavy and declining. 68@6vc
mixed western ard State in stOEe and delivered.
OArs-Quiet At 36G36c. Western, Canada and
State.
PORK Market firm. $500 mess; $500 for
prime.
BREF- Quiet.
Cur MRATs-Heavy and nominal.
LAkD-Firm.
BUTrER.- Steady.
CHEESE Opened steady at 9010o.
WHISKY Market heavy at 1870.
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Railroad Convention.

BosToN, Jan. 90.
The Railrosd Convention OF the five Eastern
and Western Trunk lines has adjourned to
meet in New York, en- the Goth OF February
next. A schedule Of rates for fr, light between
all Eastern and Western ponie was adopted.
and restores thu figures Of the st. Nicholas
Hotel sno Saratoga. meeting with sIght var
iation. 10 regard to passengers, the fret aud
second sectioDs Of the agreement, then entered
into. making the fare up form and dispensing
with runners were re-afiirmed Tn, fact was
jevelored. in the course Of the deliberHti ,ns,
that freight from the South and ou,h-West,
with the exception OF cotton. has grastly de-
creased, willie the movements Of produce from
the North West and Centre.West was unusual
ly large. All the roads report increased re-
cepts over those Of January. ls6o--sone Of
them very heavy. The other shows an enlarge
ment in revenue on eastward freight Of t25,.
600 for the first twenty, wo days Of the presen.
month over similar feeling Of last year A
general falling off vas reported 10 passenger
receipts and western bound fleigbts. All the
five lines are deriving increased business from
diversion Of the cotton OF South " es.ern
States rom the Southern and Gulf ports
The Convention inclnded the leading Rail-
road minds Of Massachusetts. New York. Penn
sylvania, New Jersey. Ohio. Indisns and Ken
tucky. An excellent feeling prevailed.
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News Items.

ARLINGTON, Jan 70.
Letters received from Paris BY the Asia state
that on New Years day The Emperor Louis
Napoleon. st the official presentation Of the d.
piomstic c,sps. expressed TO Mr. Faulkner. the
American Minister, the hope that no States bad
separated or would separate from the genera!
Cover ment of the Union. The Emperor aleo
expressed the wish that the United States
might long continue a united and prosperous
people.
y The Navy Department has received the res
ignstion Of Commander Farrsnd, Who vas at
tached to tie Pensacola navy yard, and Who
was among those who. in the name Of Florids,
demanded its surrender; and aleo that OF Lieut.
Redshaw, Who gave the order TO haul down
the flag Of the Union. These reaignations we're
accepted before it was known what part they
had acted In the proceedings.
Lieut.. Eegleston. sstach~d 10 the steamer
Wyandotte which is in that vicinity. hae also
forwarded his resignation. which has besa ae-
ceptsd-
The story that the President elect il coming
to Washington In the early part Of February,
ard thst he will be the guest Of Senatar TruD-
bull. il not veil founded.
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From Washington.

WArBiNGrok, Jan. %.
Suspicious have been excl I'd in official cir.
cies here relative to tn. manufacturing At Chi.
coPee manufuctory in Mass, Of . battery Of
james rlf1sh cannon for South Carolina. and
beiie.ed TO be designed for the reduction Of
FORT Sumter Measures will be adopted 10 YER
lfy the TACT and arrest tressonable work.
biiis are being prepared by milItsry and "a.
val committee OF the House, and b, the
Comm ttse on Ways and Me.ns for immediate
y placing the country on a war footing. The
President will be authorized to call for the On.
ii.tment OF volunteers, and q cor sidera bic nn !.
Ger OF war steamers will bs iorth sith ordered
TO be constructed.
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Republics Caucus.

HARssBURG Jan -
The Republicans Of the House favorable to
the repeal Of the obnoxiors provisions 10 the
penal Code. relating to the rendition Of fugi-
tive slaves. held "a csucus to-day. Twenty
tour men we're prssent. Il Il reported 4 st
their votes COZ biusd With that Of Democratic
mem bers will carry the repeal through the
House. 'ts
Ar. AraDstreDg. Rspsblieso. made speech
10 the House. fsvOtiHg the Crittendsn amend
uenta Il produced very powerful effect.
and was the greatest effost made this session
ID either House.
Th- House fassed the Senate sesosutisns, de-
clsring sttschsaen. u the Uuioo and that the
Constitution has suficisnt power TO maintain
the integrity Of the Upioo. The resolutions
vtrs psieed bv . rtrics psrfy vote. : Aroend-
ments favorable to . conpromis. were rel sctsd.
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ssSpiling for q Fl9htO

4. BuRLINGIOA. Jan. 20.
a. meeting Of the Burlington Rifs Com.
p"ny. held on Saturday. the 10th inst.. rssolu.
"ens were passed unanimously offering the
ssrvices q the company to the Governor Of the
o's's, sHo tor augmenting the force to 100
usn: resolution was also passed. petition
'1e Ior oo stand OF arms in addition to those
slready in the possession Of the conn. NJ
Lists for the enlistment If volunt.er. tn ~.
company have been placed q s,x d,a.r.nt
places 10 the city.
lhe Burlington Blues voted on Fridav even.
ing last. to offer their services to the Govsrnor
IN case Of the arising Of civil var. Tor the
support OF the lave and the defense Of tn.
stars snd stripes.
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SOuihern News.

RALEiGH, Jan. o.
Ihe call tr Convention is uore doubtful
of d'sagrseing on time one party 10 Tor har,,
and the other for deliberate action The =.
ste agrees on the 2lst OF February, which viii
likely sill 1t. 1t was dsb,ted IN Tee fionsr TO-
day. but no action wss taxed. North Carolina
VIII prove cotseTvatIve, but not submissive.
everybody is for secession il i. becomes n.ces.
evry.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-24
Arms Captured.

NEw YoRK, Jan p.
ihirty cases OF musksis, Containing svo
dozen each. and considerable quantity Of ban
ana powder, was Sc z-i BY the roIjce on board
TIE Monticello when abont LEAVING Jnis arter
notn for Savannah.
Fifty United States troops were brought 10
Fort HsmiltOn from West Point to-day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-24
From MEXICO.

New OKLEAxs JAM %
Vera Cruz advices TO the ll,h, reporte that
some OF Miramona principal officers. including
the Ministers of foreign relation had been ca .
tured bv the Indians. also Miramon, who sub.
seqn-ht'y escaped. killing three Indians
Juarsz departed for on the 5th for the Cspi
TOT 10 establish the liberal Government
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-24
Vote Taken ON the Crittenden Resolu-
tiOn0,

N.wroRr. Ky Jan 23
The special election ordered by the city
| council for the purpose Of king the sense OF
! the citizens on the Crittend.n resolution, came
of yesterday. Of he 44S votes polled there
was not single ssenting vote. t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-24
'I'O-DAY'S IT'S.
Dog Found.

AS&A LARGE SPLENDID NEW FOUND
iani nog followed the subscriber home from Rock
Island few days since, which the owner can have
by proving property snd paying charges. The
of the finest Of his species. Enqare at this ofce.
jana If ID. il. " ALMSLEf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-24
llejOicings.

PEssACoLA, Jan 22
Thirteen guns were fired from Fort Barscos
TO day in honor Of the Lone Ssar of Florida
Two ColuUbians have besn mounted At Fort
Pickens.
Fort Nc Rae is being invested ard guns
mounted hy the allied forces nj Fiorids. Ala
bama and Mississippi.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-24

BATON ROUGE Jan. 22.
The Governors merssg~ vas read in the
Legislature to-day. He ssys our enemies ill
fnd thst throughout Louisiana. We are people,
aoss heart, ons mind asd are not to be esjoleJ
into the abandonment Of our riehts. and not 70
@ssbdusd. all ah0pes ere nov IT ~ end tAst
lisssnsioa bet veea the North and Sosth j. TO
Be healed. All propositions of moderate men
have been eontemrtonsly rejected. The cry
Of the North is for coercion. There is no long
u es1y ydoubs Ct the wisdom Of u at policy
which deman1s that the conflict shall be set.
tied now. It-S