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SEcESSION or ARIZONA

NV 0ELEsNs April I7.-Glveston advices state that
the Eastern Arizona convention assembled at hessia
the l6th and numerously attended, Mr.. Herbert,
the Texas commissioner, was cordially welcomed Res
olutous adopted endorsing the action of the
ded States declaring that the interest Of Arizona
with the South that she desires to become the territory
Of the Southern Confederacy and viii not recognize the
Lincoln administration nor obey his officers The peo-
pie Of Western Arizona invited 70 JOIN in the move
nsnt vote will be taken on the resolutions on the
second Monday IN April.
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The MoUNrArS BoTs on The MARcH.-Abingdon Vol
unteer Company, under command of Captain WIN. w
Blackboard will pass through Lynchburg, this morning
on their way to Richmond. They able-boded sci
of men, thoroughly drilled and will efficiently serve the
cause of the South.-LyRchblrg Republican.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

The Chevaer Forney makes WHY faces at President
Davis prescription. "If any thing could add to the in
fanny ne says of the Montgomery rebels itwOuld be the
issue Of letters OF marQue and reprisal" Very Infamous
and very bitter But you will have take great many
doses of IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
FROM MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY, April lsGh.-A meeting of virpini,r,
Louisiahians Tennesseeans, Kentuck4ns and other
wi. be held the Exchange Hotel this evening TO NH
| late over the glorious news from these States.
Adjutant General Cooper has issued general orders ec
salute of eight guns additional to the 100 hred fro,
| Canitnl hill fhia evening.
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FOURTH BRIGADE OF VOLUNTEERS.

Rockingham County has volunteer brigade of up
wards of 300 men, who are thoroughly drilled and
equipped, for the campaign They composed of
hardy active men, and Will represent Old Rockingham
faithfully when the State shall demand their aid.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NORFOLK.

SINKING OF LIGHT BoATs IN THE H4RRoR-SEizURE OF
CANNOS IN OLD Custom HoUsE-FoRTHIciTIoSs TO BE
Thrown UPo SEwALL's ISLAND, &c.
TIE steamer Georgana Capt. Pierson, which arrived
here at o'clock yesterday morning. brings intelligence
of sudden demonstrations at Norfolk aud vicinity,
sequent upon the announcement OF Northern volunteer
troops being about to be sent to garrison the orca
tions in Wig MIA and the probable of the Virgil
mia Convention.
When the Georgana left Norfolk at five o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon three light boats had been sunk in
the harbor Norfolk TO prevent the egress OF the
United States vessels ordered to be towed out of the
port The war steamer Cumberland after an Intellectual
attempt to get ou:, returned and up to the navy
ward for protection, there a rumor that the
yard was TO be attacked.
The old custom-bouse had been entered and several
cannon belonging the cutter taken possession
Of 1t was rumored that battery be thrown up
on Sewalls Island Governor Letcher was expected in
Norfolk on wednesday evening.
The excitement was increasing and many we're clsmo-
rou for the immediate seizure OF Fortress Monroe before
the Northern relief troops could arrive.
The above statement appears in substance The EI-
change Reading Room books. But from the qualif q
ion derived from other sources, allowance should
be made for possible eI operations.
We see by the Norfolk Day Book that much excite
men bad been created there in consequence of the dis
charge of all the brckayers aud labofers aud all but
four OF the sailmakers in the Gosport hayward.
THE GosPoRT GA NAVY YARD.
The Federal Government had, few days ago. the fol-
lowing force within haing distance Of the Gopor yard
not to mention Fort Monroe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
TIE YELLING IN J

TIE FEELING IN NORTH ESTEREN VIRGINIA.
TIE Weston Lewis county, Herald" before it had
hoard Of the commencement Of the Lincoln war, on
Saturday last said 1t is needless to enquire where Vir.
gnia will stand, and indeed the whole South, if con.
act comes. Having a common interest they will make
common cause and the God of battles will determine the
result ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
THE FEELING ATI0IIISUIII1

THE FEELING AT LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, April 1.-THE Memphis and Ohio rail.
road offers to transport troops and munitions of war
for the South.
The city council has appointed military board and
appropriated $50 900 to defend the city.
The Union flags on tho steamers have been hauled
down, and the citz,ns are arminq and volunteering.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

A terrible conservation ,lI Iegls "a, Washington
The wicked flee when 10 oac pursues' old Abe and
bis crew have flied ,hc metropolis ana an the publ.
buildings With armed men and established martial law,
and We: they canlo. sleep. horrible fear preys
upon them. They arpreheud every moment that
the rebels will be upon them Oh Abe himself
keeps bis military cap and Scotch plaid in which be
made his caute,tuo entry, always ready at hand for
eight Itwould be humane proceeding to deliver this
guilty crew from their awful trepdaJOu by speedily dis
pers,ng tbeu We hope some generous and tender
heated individual viii take the matter into consideration
We find the following this subject in letter from
Washington 10 the Nev o-k Post:
WAsHiNGroN, April De-, 1851.
Between two and three thousand men from the Dis
tt OF Columbia are nov iu the service OF the War De-
parmeut The great mass Of these men are true and
tried and viii uuhe,4dugy Obev the orders Of the Pc
sde1L Oay about yc hundred regular troops are here
though more are expected without delay
The number Of troops % be concentrated here is not
far FROM twenty thousand This may seem 70 be large
number bu, 10 is no; regiment TOO many An attempt
Uugucstiouably VAL be made 70 drive tue government
from Washington for 10 succeed in such an attempt
would be worth 90 the Condolences dozen battle hld
victories 10 would utterly demOrsEze this government
If it were Ls by rebels from the capital lt might be
another thing voluntarily 20 leave t. Washington with
Virginia ont OF che Union would DE hard place 20 hold
10 + surrounded D., hills isom which it easily be
sheed The plan of the Secss.iori,s Is to plant bate
res on the hills % the Potomac and destroy the
citv and public buildings from that point The govern
meut viii never permit the planting Of batteries there
and virginia viii be obliged % make her choice between
var upon her own soil and the prevention OF any such
warIke movements along the Potomac.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

The Wilmington (N. C.) Journal says :-"We know
little of the spirit that animates Jefferson Davis il he
waits quietly in his lair to be attacked by the hoss Of
the Aboltonists The Confederation flag will float over
the Capitol at Washington than the United States
will wave over the public Offices at Montgomery
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
EXCITEMENT AT PHILADELPHIA

PHLADkLPHIA, April lS-The reported seizure of
Harpers Ferry aud secession OF Virginia heavy
gloom over population to-day, and produced an III
tense excitement.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

We see by the Charleston papers tia, Duncan K ".
Rae, Eco, Of this State was serenaded land made
speech in this city on Tuesday evening last Mr. NJ
went to Charleston to borrow guns and ammupi,lon g.
fort Macon, and succeeded. We lsaa that s1 piso,,
and twenty thousand pounds Of powder we're also
ed for Fort Caswe which together with the prsss,,
armament and stock Of ammunition OIL hand viii er,bi
our brave boys resist successfully any attack on s
fort Wilmington Herald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
MASSACHUSETTS, VOLUNTEERS.

BOsroY, April l7th.-Tbe steamer S. Z. Spaulding,
which leaves this afternoon for Norfolk will take Gao
troops Their destination s said to be Fortress Mon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

MAJOR ANDERsoN's REsIGSATIoN-A correspondent,
~. A S. of the Columbia South CdroInan, in report
ing the conquest of Fort Sumter, says:
A gentleman who visited Fort Sumter Sunday, by
invitation OF General Besurgard gives us the following
information which he received from Captain Foster and
other officers
Msjor Anderson Captain F. says, was placed under
peculiar circumstance and has no doubt been highly
censured by thu SOutherners. He has twice sent his
resignation to Washington. The first sent just be-
fore the Buchanan administration went out and the
second after Lincoln came n-netber of which received
attnn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

The Pensacola Observer Of the lih instant gays that
the number of troops ihst place exceeded Ave thou
sand, which woula a asl Increased % s'< thousand,
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no CORRESPONDENTS.

" Is.rs o Jasirss, uu Pc addressed o. @e "ha''rP
re wig" me-,
d-f,s t--7sr or f0h sites n ne rr1fr 'r nor oe P'''
- 1900 ,, .tlrl'fag osglt ta Pc tro'c o. al,
and -, n ,ass Pc 6suartsd from, obituary Hofc1sezcsea
ia5 efy.. lines esrrg,6 .ar rs a3rertissHe'ts
81 V cannot .glsr1Es 20 return rt .-''d con' 7'cd'''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
BY the Governor,
GRAHAM Dawes, Private Secretary.

THR DIVIDING LISE.-The "CrlSis, a paper published
a. Columbus Ohio, by Ex-Gov. hedary, in specuatiug
the effect of Virginia and other Border Slave States
joining the Southern Confederacy, says that Ohio In
diana and Illinois will refuse be tackled to New Eng
land and both from inclination aud interest will join
the Southern States. Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota
Iowa aud Kansas will be constrained, by necessity to
follow. The Territories and Pacific States involved
in the same destinies with the West and South And
New York and ylvania-"they with their instinc
tive prejudces against the Yankees, would rise up in
against any wooden-nutmeg connection"
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NEWSPAPERS
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious there great confidence to be placed
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
SPECIAL SESSION OF THE RHODE I.LAND LEGIs-
IATIRr

LATURE.
Providence April lS.-The Legislature of this State
in session yesterday Gov Sprague appeared
at the opening of the session. and made an address to
the Senate, impressing upon the members the duty of
sustaining the government in this crisis His remarks
were warmly appauded.
bill Immediately passed authorizing the raising
OF regiment 1t is understood that $500 900 will be
appropriated.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
INCREASE OF MILITARY AT PUBLIC BUILDING:
II TT ouIunTnN

WARRINGTON, April 18th, P. M.-The military compa.
nies are greatly strengthened public buildings
such - tie Cspto the Treasury, Patent OGes and Post.
oface Dspsnmsnta Muniaous, ppovisious, bsddlpes,
Co., bare been supplied In large quantities.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

TEsHrssEE Usrr.-Let the friend. ~ the sooth a..
where be assured that in the hour of Trial which G
upon Us, Tennessee vH BE- ia nog uait An p,., 49,
sessions are hushed There IL bot one voice Dov, ~,
the tyrant and up with the Gag Of Southern right, sor
ern honor, and Southern Independence Such /. -.
voice OF every patriotic man woman and child today
dates on the 9th Of February last GRITTY Of sr N o
And So will be through the whole length and b,.S
of the State He that balts Is damned NAH -.
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Total
The condition Of the vessels at this yard is as folio VS.

The condition Of the vessels at this yard is follows
Pennsylvania, Immovable.
Liner Columbus, Useless at present.
Liner Delaware, Useless
Liner New York, Never launched.
Frgatc Columbus, Out Of order
Frgate Rartan, Out Of order,
Steam frigate Aerrimac, Needs full re pairs.
Corvette Germantown, Almost ready for sea.
The Merimac one of our largest steamers Isl 200 tons
burden carries 40 guns and built at Boston in 1850
She vas late flagship Of the facic suadron is in good
condition, and could be fitted out in a few days.
The Plymouth last employed az school ship for
mdshipmcn "0d Ironsides" relieving her. She is rot
under immediate orders for service Her tonnage is $50
tons She carries 90 guns, and built at Charestown
in 1912. 1t would take six weeks to make her
thy.
The Germantown is in good order and slight over
hauling will suffice TO make her ready for commission.
She 9S9 burden carries % guns and was built at
philadelphia in 1876 She crused the coast of Brazil
in command Of Captain Lynch of exploration notoriey
from 1854 to 1884, and subsequently in the China seas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
THE LADIES AND sE

MEN on THE CITY on RICaMOsD STATE or
VIRGINIA AND ALL OTHER STATES We prepared
TO manufacture Ladies' entemens' Mfss Boys, On hrn
and Servants B0OT5 SHOES And GAIT EES Of every description
We have almost entire set Of workmen In employ
ment that cannot be surpassed here or esrshere
ALEX HILL Co,
1871 naln - Rich ond, Va
~ All kinds Of Boots and Shoes made order
We have hand the bes, MATERIAL 5, imported direct
A II
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- OND SUPPLY NEW
nRAKER,s PREnIUM EFT.
- DIR. !. w. K.-DEAI

~ ~ I'M De W. UIE % q y '--ILAh
w. srR-Ihave for month Used In my family rem
pies justly celebrated sS ing PO drrs and take pAr
In recommending them TO al families the best article
Ihaye tried for making Light sweet sDongy bread There
for bad bread when Semples Powders are used
Respectfully, J. RICHARD LsEELD
Petersburg Va July SOth. 1850 fe2 n
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ppLv1RIxED conn srAHCH-!os MALTA
mis- INV 'A''''S '''-' HoyE 90, prsfFAh
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THE
MAGNOLIA BALM.

SUNBTRS OR TAN,
This Elegant Preparation renders the skn son ard fresh
parting Marble Puy. u is most cool and efreshng 40.
piled 70 the e4po'ue the 6ad will give
the Sting OF Insects Netting poisonous enters
composition. The contents o: bottle ulght be without
harm IL application er5ry night for 16St, tSA cure a.
~ Pnptes
Sold ey, ny where-Price Pny Cents a Bottle
We HAGAS CO., PropretOu. Troy, NY.
Quun An.rt I. 49,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

DE- Patent Yre Proof safes insure much more for the
than Insurance Policies aad last many years Bushes,
without thea. We have
store. KNOWLES wALFoRD, Agents.
ja3l 100 Main sReet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-08

A series OF examinations Of tho Public
Schools OF the city will be held At their sew
eral rooms in the order given below:
No. 5.-lss DepArsment--Corne OF 18th
and Tinsa, Monday, Jan. l4th.
Cd Dep,.-Corner Of 18th and Timea, on
Tuesday, Jan. 18th.
No. 4.-lst Dept.-Corner 4th and Timea,
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10Th.
I'd Dept.-Cor. 4sh and Timea, Thursday,
Jan. 18th.
No. 6.-lst Dept.-lGth and Paleau, Fri
day 4. T., Jan. 18th.
I'd Dept.-l6th ard Palean, Friday Pm,
Jan. 18th.
St. Peters.-lst Depth ST. Peters
Church, Monday =. ", Jan. 2ls..
"a Dspt.-In ST. Peters Church, Monday
Pm, Jan. 2lst.
No. List Dept. Concer. and %, Tues
day A. Y. Jan. cd.
I'd Dcps.-Concert and %, Tuesday r. n,
Jan. 22i.
African School-llth and Main, Wednes-
day, Jan. 23j.
CENTRAL SCHOOL.
LIST Department, Ihur.iay Jan. oath.
"a /" Friday, 18th.
ID !" Monday, 2S;h.
4th /" Tuesday, 2oth.
High School Dept, Wednesday and Thurs.
day, Jan. Goth and 3ls,.
The patrons Of the several schools, and
the citizens generally, sre earnestly invited
TO attend these examinations.
J. q. BRIGHAM, Sap't.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-08
orr The Recns.

We are glad to learn that the steamer
Canada, which got fast on tho English Chain
last November, has been safely taken or
Capt. Pas,cn, taking advantage OF the rise
at this point caused by tbs gorge below,
boarded the Canada on Sunday with two
engineers, got m steam and ran her down
to Browne, on the Illinois side, alongside Of
the Challenge, where she is perfectly safe.
This will be good news TO the stockholders.
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VOICE sHun THE WEST /,



III not by brothsrly feeling between the North sd
the South, then, srs BY tie POINT " the oagone for
Iweaia ask my fellow citsz ", what wouid be
gained BY dissolution Of these States, which have
been coupled toga,her by the LINKS cf affection for
the past century, Have the American people lost
that high sonse of honor that the nations Of The
world give them oodis for and can they stand by
andsee our sa.:lal, proud and nobl, benner torn
and dishonoredf See with what grace she unfurl.
herself to he brecze! Can il be that she must bs
robbed Of her br gatest ornaments. star by star
until the stripes are stripped their beauty and
sft to mourn in the breeze, like heart broken "a
rentS Meier, NEVER lot the material be found in
the handso the American psopie that would bias,
the rock on which the Constitution and the Union
stand but rather let them rally body, not par
"; for should the Union be in danger, We must
know no Pary-as nation of brothers We mas,
act. This great question which Is sgitating the
country IT present can be settled At once without
the honor reputation Of either party being In
jured. Letour worthy President ISSUE proclamation
forthwith for SPECIAL election Of the people. 10
take place the IA day of February, ana prove
their devotion for Washington and tho Union BY
making that peace our glorious country 30 much
needs. And, ~ Union-loving man, thus would
appeal to the ctiixens Of Kcokuk, and the public
generally. to s.und by the Union and support thu
Constitution AndJ. i. Roach, Second ~ Store
on 3D. It,, between Main and johnson, where : gen
eral assortment of Housekeeping Goods can a.
ways be found necessary 10 secure pace and do.
mesiie tranquility al Aoms. Let my mottob.--
My life il my countrys,
The Union my grave;
And TINS would fall
The Constitution 10 save.
Jan. s, '6l.ult JOHN l.. ROACH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-08

A dispatch to Geo. q. Anderson + Co.
from Chicago, received yesterday morning,
says that the following Illinois Banks are
thrown out in Chicago: Hamilton County
Bank, Bank Of Hutsorville, and Bank Of
Belleville.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-08
st. MIC LAS HOTE L
BROADWAY,
N EW YORK.

When completed, siI years ago, the st. Nicholas
was universally pronounced the most magni fccrt,
convenient. and thoroughly organized establish
ment a tho Kind on this continent.
What il WAS then, il rsmsins io-day-wIrHour
RIVAL Is SIZE, Ia sunPrUoussKss, and in the
general elements Of coufsrt and erjoyment.
The Hotel has Accommodations for I,6OO
guests, including 100 comptctc suits Of
apartmc uss for families.
aix hundred persons can be omfortabiy
seated at the tables of its three public dining
rooms, ard nothing that molsrn art has devised
for the eonyenieace and social qualification Of The
travelling pc bile has bern omitted in It's plan, il
negl ected 10 IT'D practical details
The early reputation Of the house At home and
abroad derived from its snagu tude, its superb ap
pointmcnts, and its noMg-LtKs COMFORTS AND Lux
URIgs, has been enhanced every year by the un-
wearicd exestions " the Pfofretors.
IREADMELL, Nul1GOMB i co.
dec2od9m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-08

THuNDER.-Sunday last was quite warm,
and the snow melted rapidly. About 8
O'Clock at night people were startled by few
vivid flashes Of lightning and one or two
heavy claps Of thunder. Considerable rain
fell, and the snow was pretty much washed
Of. After this there was another change Of
temperature and yesterday morning the
ground was frozen solid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.


HosIEfIkR's STOMACH Bl rTakS. III the
duties and occupations of wives and luthers are
not 30 absolutely inborious ~ thoso Of men, they
are more exhaasting, and the female system inf.
nitcy tnere delicate and fragile than that u man,
shouli b. sustained and inyig9rated, IL possible,
by some snfe and hnalthfnl ionic aud rrstorAliye-
The grand dssideratuH, for which the sax have 40
long looked in vain, Is realized Hosteter Eele.
brated btomach Bitiers. The preparation net enly
ousrs immediate and permanent rflioi ia dyspepsia
aud all disturbances of the stomach and bowels,
but Is infailieie in those eases oil bdly weakness
and mental depression which results from the
functional Irregularities knewn oaiy 10 the f.. bier
sex. Try them.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-08

SAFE Kay LosrA brass key lost on Main
street near 9th. The finder will please hand
It in to orr Office, and receive ample remu-
ncration for his trouble.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-08

ELocUrror. Mr.. Belongs Glasses in Flo
cution perform again tonight. An attract
i've programme 10 presented, and We have no
doubt the house will BIO crowded. Go carly
IL you would get a seat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-08
DAY e BRO.
Wholesale GrOcCrS,
NO. Ios MAlN-ST.,
v-up 4

AOh
A kk in receipt f
IA 6ne kegs assorted Nails,
100 bxs. herman Soap,
~ :. Fancy Toilet Soap.
10 doz extra wire -hande cd h.ooms.
30 bxs. rted Candy,
100 = taucy Candies,
25o realms Writing Paper,
q, zoe Envelopes,
$4,000 assorted Cigars,
rs, 900 Havanna6's /"
100 It's. InaiEo,
10 bhis. assorted Nuta,
0kegs Bcarb Soda,
8 tcs. Rice,
200 bxs assorted Glass,
500 Cotton Yarn,
= 200 gross Matches,
200 realms wrapping Paper.
Besides large stock of the various articles Of
Groceries, winch offer ., the very low est figure
We viii Of ali times pay the highest price for
Hides, Furs, feits, Feathers, Beeswsx, and such
articles Of produce as will preserve their nature Ia
trans portati0n.
Sept12d