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By the use of these Pills the periodic attacks o
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and
taken at the commencement of an attack immediate
relief from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
Headache to which females SO subject.
They oct gently upon the Notwithstanding Cos
, ipe4ress
Fol Literary Ncn, Yudsnt:, Delicate Females, and
all rsons of .de7rtdry habits, they valuable
Lazatirs improving the appetite, giving tone and
rao' to the digestive organs, and restoring the
tura elasticity and strength of the whole system.
Tho CEPHALIo PILLS are the result of long In.
vastIgatIon and carefully conducted experiments,
having been In many years, during which Tins
they have prevented and relieved vast amount
pain and suffering from neadache, whether crigina
ting in the nervous systen from derAnged state
OF the stomach
They arc entirely vegetable In their composition,
and may be taken at ali times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, aud the absence
Of cay dtSagrsable ta1t renders Il easy adniHisteT
them to children.
BEWARE OF ooUETERFEITsi
Tho genuine have nve sSnitures of Toury O. srnld:
ing on each '.
soldhypr,. ists aud oil o:hsrUesiorsin Medicine,
\ BOX viii no sent by mail prepared on receipt Q:
PRICE 26 GE&Ts.
AIlosdsrr should ho addressed to
HENRY G sPALDING,
As Cedar ST., New YorH
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No More Bad Bread
EXCELSIOR
RAKTMG POWDER

oaNlNT L 81 w OGlIGs
VITHEN THIS ARTICLE IS USED YOU WILL
w always have light aud nutritious Bread Rolls
and Griddie Cakes. Tho dough is ready to bake as
soon as mixed. Bread Biscuits made with this
Powder will not turn yellow, even should an excess
be added. Ladies who have trisd it. say lit is tho
best article they have used. Ask for the Ex-
cslsiOr Baking Powder"
For sale in quantities 20 suit by
T. II. LOGAN & CO, Slain st. above Quincy, and
LOGAN. LIST co Bridge Corn, JylO
NIGHT ATTACK
I S Frequently made at this season. upon unwary
slespers. and daylight dnwns upon a scene Of
'.blood and carnage" They who would eep secure
from BED BUGS, need only to use BUTCHERS DEAD
SHOT. 1t exterminates the enemy and hauuts the
battle ground afterwards. For sale by
OILS T. II. LOGAN & CO.. and LOGAN, LIST CO.
TIIRED NATURES SWEET RESTORER, BALMY
1 SLREPl-a foeInEn meets, in the rampant BED
BuG. whose nightly raid. spares neither age nor SEX
DUTcHER's DEAD SHOT il ths hSst Bcdhug destroyer
and preventive In They will not stay OF come
whcr II has been used. -"Vi and 'sleep in pence"
FOR snle by L. II. LOGAN & Co.
Tvs and LOGAN. LIST CO.
DIVIDEND.
PEOPLES BANK. July 5, 1861.
TIME DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAVE THIS
day declared dividend of per cent on tho
capital stock, paid iu, payable to the
on demand. J. Il. DlChES,
tyI Cash'r.
FOR THE HAIR.
DROP. WOODS RPS roRATIVE, AiOxanders ST.
amean, Mrs. Aliens Re.tcrer and Dressing, Dyes,
m LOGAN & CO.,
jylo-dSw and LOGAN, LIST & CO.
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froT.tt: Ezumi,tes, ISorfll, w.
They have been tested in ,,nrc than tho,:,anI
cnSaS, with Cntirs succsss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-24

ST. LOUIS. July 23.-Advices from North
Missouri are to the effect, that on Sunday
Il body of Col. Smiths Missouri Zouavcs
went to DanvillC, arrested four men who
were engaged in the hanging of Col. Sharp
and Lieut.. jaeger, took them to the out
skirts of the town and shot them. One of
them. Robert Terrill, was lawyer, and
| formerly editor of tho Danville Herald
Two more men, concerned in the same out
rage, were shot near Mexico, Audraiu Co.,
by II company of cavalry, under Captain
Smith. Fonr others escaped on horseback.
| One of those shot was the Captain of
company OF rebels at Mexico, named Moul-
tre.
Fully 1000 troops are stationed at DIFF
ferent points along tho North Missouri
| Railroad.
1t is reported that large body of rebels
from Southeast Missouri, arc marching on
Pilot Knob, the Southern terminus of the
Iron Mountain Railroad, and that Colonel
| Bland, who is stationed ut that point, has
! sent here for achievements.
PRovIpEycE. July 23.-Lieut. Governor
Arnold issued proclamation paying a
tribute to tho dead aud calling for more
| volunteers for the war.
y large public and >piritei meeting was
held iu Market Square this morning. The
Mayor presided.
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From The Kauuu.aa la!<y SIR Ed,sdlrho, Ia.
We are sure that perscps svtFcrIng With the bsa1
ache, In try them. sill stick 70 them.
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Prom the Ht4tsrn Il. Il. t:.,s,Atc, cairc:ro, III.
We hesrtily rndcr-- ~. sraIdiI.G. and HE I'M
rivalied Ceqheio rillS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-24

From me Daily Meas, S;1rprot, IL. l.
C"rhulic Pills arc taking the ptaro OF all hirdF.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-24

I )ARLoR MATCHES.-These matches hare no Of
/ isnsiV0 ndor, and Hrs saicIyplrke4l sOla Gy
I. II. LOGAN CO., aad LOG IN. LIST s CO.
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ut circulation of any Paper in
L FEy western Virginia ga
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lAp,Es ARe pEI1onrso ~

spALDISG's THROAT CONNECTIONS
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-03-08
From Washington.
WAsHfNGroN, Marc

WAsHNGToN, March ,.
Mr.. Cameron's friends urged him
nut to accept the appointment Of Socre-
tary OF War, which Is the position final
Iy assigned to him, declaring that Penn
svlvsnia has laoored hard for the pre-
sent tariff aud ;.at it Should not first be
administered by Democratic represen-
tative Of New York interests. Notwith-
standing these complaints Mr.. Chase will
be Secretary Of tho Treasury ami Mont
gomery Blair probably Postmas.er-Gen-
eral.
Rumors ara indu3triously circulated OF
a grand plot to assassinate Mr. Lincoln,
but detectives from Boston and elsewhere
state that after careful examination
they can discover no cause for alarm.
The only remaining chance for COM
promise is the passage Of the House bill,
embodying the Corwin propositions by
the Senate, where they will come up at
noon to-day. The present prospect is,
that Mason, Hunter, Lane, Green and
Wigfall will vote against them to defeat
them.
Mr.. Lincoln will ride in a carriage
drawn by two horses, in the inaugural
procession, and will be accompanied by
Mr.. Buchanan. The Presidential car
riage will be preceded by a car bearing
the American flag, aud containing thirty
four girls, representing the thirty-four
States.
Mr.. Sheldon, Marshal Of the District
Of Columbia, will ride on the right of the
carriage, with twelve deputies. On the
left there will be twelve civic Marshais,
including Colouels n. A. Thompson and
John S. Keyes and Major G. o. Rogers
of Massachusetts.
Outside of the Marshals on each side
there will be a double ile of volunteer
cavalry.
The National htslligeacsr of this
morning urges the Lincoln administra-
ton not to adopt coercion as cure for
the evils Of disunion, declaring that it
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-03-08

win encounter so much opposition in the
bosom of the Republican party as TO
render Il Inefficient, This is understood
to be tue opinion Of Mr. Corwin and
other conservatives.
The President signed the tariff bill
this morning.
The weather continues delightful; and
il all the Massachusetts men who are
here are willing to enlist after the inaa-
guralion, we shall have a brigade all
ready for service.
Cameron has just consented to taAe
the War Department.
Prominent Republicans are with Mr
Lincoln discussing the Message,
Douglas admits that Sumner got the
better Of him in preventing the vote on
Corwin'5 resolutions, bat declares he will
put them through the Senate before The
final adjournment, even if the sitting
continues through Sunday.
Mr.. Lincoln, with Scott, Seward
Sumaer, Anthony, Lord, Lyons and Other
dine with the Diplomatic corps
to-day.
The House Committee Of Ways and
Means decided not to concur in the SEN
ate's amendment to the Post Office AB-
preparation bin for paying an indemnity
10 the Boston merchants, bus die House
after au explanation, agreed to it. John
d. Sanlgfa Of Rockport has secured
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-03-08

-
. ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
At Probate Court, holden 90 Probate Office
i'm Irasburch, within and for said district on the
9Th day OF March, A. d. 1861:
Aumsrumeut purporting 90 be the last viii
and testament of ZIBA BLISS late OF Glover I'm
said District, deceased, was presented to the
Court mere for Probate, by Stephen G.. Bliss, the
executor therein named
Therefore 10 is ordered by said Court, that
public notice DE given 20 an pcrS3A- concerned
therein, 60 appear before said Court, at session
thereof 90 be held 40 Ir5sburgb on the 2S.h day
of March, a. u. 1861, and contest th0 probate Of
said viii, and It IS further ordered Ht this Or
der De published three weeks excessively in the
Orleans I7deplIlaegs Standard, "a newspaper prir-
ted at Irasburgh in this state, the last of which
shall be previous to the day assigned as aiore-
said for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office, az
Irasburgh, this 9Th day of March, A. ID. 1851.
llw3 NJ. CARPENTER, Jldgs.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-03-08

Sec. 5. The foreign slave trade is
hereby forever prohibited; and it s"au
be ihe duty of Congress to pass laws TO
preyent The Importation Of slaves cooile"'
or persons held to service or labor 'n'o
the United States and the territories
from places beyond the limits thereof
Ysa,-Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois
rod;ans. Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri,
New Jsrsey, New York, New llamp-
shire Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island
Tennes,ee. Vermont and Kausas--lG
Nags-Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts
North Carolina and Virginia.
Sec. 6. The first, third and fifth Sec
tons, together with this section OF these
amendments, end the third paragraph OF
the section of the first article Of the Con
s,ltr'iou, and the taird paragraph OF the
second section Of the fourth article there
Of shall not be amended or abolished
with the consent of all the States.
Yea,-Delaware, Illinois, Kentucky,
MARYLAND, Missouri, New jersey, OHIO,
Pennsylvania Rhode Island ani Ienne5-
sell.
Connecticut, Indiana, Iowa,
Maine Massachusetts,, North Carolina
Nov hampshire, Vermont and Virginia
8.
D!ytasd-Now York.
Sec. 7. Congress shall provide by
law that the United States shall pay to
the owner the full value Of his fugitive
from labor in all cases where the mar
shall or other officer whose duty it was 20
arrest such fugitive was prevented from
doing 50 by violence or intimidation from
MODS or riotous assembIages, or when'
after arrest, such fugitive was rescued 0y
like violence or intimidation, and the
owner thereby deprived of the same :;
and the acceptance Of such payment shall
preclude the owner from further claim to
such fugitive. Congress shall provide
by law for securing to the citizens Of each
State the privileges an immunisies Of
ojtjzsas in the several States.
Keas-Dslaware, Illinois, Indiana
Ken ucay, Maryland, New Jersey Ne"
Hamrshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania Rhode
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-03-08
THE SECOND lRaEaa:83IBLE GoaFuerF


,.,- o-oo,,, ,,.,,,roo-oo,,,r ooor,,cr y
'"- '-'''' '''''--
The second or Southern division OF
the irlepressible conflict appears to be
exhibiting great activity, considering its
age The Southern Confeduracy is
hardly a month old, and yet some Of its
members manifest such symptoms of dis
satisfaction that we are almost warranted
+, oc,rabap5ior another secession. or a
.ao.nI ..r,,s of them Nor,hern AI,ba-
-, and Ceooia b,ye not We, Handsomely
s,b,n;,,ad to their transfer to a foreign
oov.r,-,a,t Louisiana IA At lepc,h dis
cov,r.J ~ have thrown a small popular
,o,o..,v in favor If ., co.o,eration " and
...,.,., e-.a.s;,o She adm. Eoow her
o.,r will From NTissi.siopi we have
o,inor. rrp,nbrpos from the country
,rsss RI. If j. South Carolina that
aives the most evidences Of experjensipo
ia c.., IS cha ;,,.,,,. or tr, o,;lIot;oa
or IF helm, o. hoi.to with her. own ne.
tardo
Her la,dior a,itators are already be-
discover g, ..--,.. r-ris7a,teesat
a7onf,o,n4ry. which they sup1osed were
a,..lusivslg confined 10 tbe capjfal of the
49,. ~. 81, c.. ,,,t, .,.....
o'''''.' -'-'' - - .'''
commissioner 10 one Oh me o-ue' cotton
States to induce her to Join ia the great
nroslavery couf.deracy. seems now TO re-
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-03-08

TATE OF We ~ WI q NE,
- ORLEANS uIslrICR IS.
In Probate Court holden at lrashursh within
and for said District on the l4ih d. Of Fcbrua-
ry, a. d. 1861
Hezeklah S. Bckford, administrator, cum tos-
t,1's,,t, oanoro on he estate JOSEPH GRAY
late of Glover IN said Districf, deceased, pre-
sents bis administration account for settlement .
Wheraup9n, it is ordcIcd that the same be
referred td the 18th day of March next, at the
Probate Oaico in said Irasburgh for examina-
ton and allowance; and nav an concerned he
D tbc Oylea,s hidpDsqdsHt STANDARD, q news
papgr nrilsod 40 Irasburgh, three weeks success
ivtH, MS soon as may De, That they may appear,
and NJ said time and place, if they seo cause
object thereto. ,,,,r,,,.,.,,,,
9W3 NJ. CAltl En- LEh, Judge'
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-03-08

CONsUMPTIOs CURABLU.-Dr. HqHs
BALSAM is highly recommended by
citizens, whose names and residence will
be found in the pamphlets, giving the
most satisfactory evidence of the aston
ishing cures of CONSUMPTION, by
using this medicine. The afflicted should
give it 3 trial.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-03-08
LIBERATION.

THIS is 90 certify that / have this day given 9,
| my son, CALVIN BROWN, his time du
ring he remainder Of bis minority, and / shal
claim none or 81 wages, nor pay any debt o
his CONTRACTING al.er This date.
IRA BROWN.
HEvRY G. CARBEE, l,t3+nos.,.
MosHs NJ KELSEY, s "AHeaeos'
Derby, Msrch 2, lS6l--llw3s
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-03-08
Receipts for the Standard
MARRIED.

In Barton, on the 9Th ult., 10y Rev. D. S. Dcx-
ter, Mr.. Frederic \. Field and Miss Arabell C.
Little.
In Newport, on the l2th ult by o. Robinson,
ESQ, Nr. Newell Could of Derby, and Miss LII
ella NJ. Gay OF Staustcad, c. t.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-03-08

NY wife, Julia +. Hunt having left my bed
vi and board without just cause, all persons
are forbid hlrhorinc or trusting her ON my ac-
count. as ! shall pay no debt of her contracting
after this date. OBEN S. HUNT
Barton, March 4, lSGl-llw3f
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-03-08
THIS is S0METRlR0 VIEW.

Fs1HE subscriber would say to the public thSt
q re has cons red ms blacksmith shop INTO
"A rpanufgcturi. .hmeut. where he mans
ufacturiug YHf~tt s shoulder truce- and AB'
DOHlN1L SEPPORTkhS ~ every descrip-
f-op- AI,n-ls !. making FENP AEGkks and
Pifnrlrr. of every description, cheaper aEd het>
Ter than can ue touni 20 any OTHER bop W. Ncr-
1sout. Heisaiso making ard rsps SSa ~
eHalaer and better DIAN can be oVse ia New
Frgland. Please coll end see bis worh ard prlcs
1.-THE Is going in for low prices IN These 'ard
rimes-aud 10 vaur own judges O. tho work.
His work is all warranted and can't BE- beat.
f. X HAMMOND.
West Derby, jane ls60--13
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-03-08
DIED.

hNewport, on the 9Th uit., Peter W4eeIock,
Esq, aged Il years.
In Coventry, On the 27th ult,, Isaac X. Collins,
aged two years.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-03-08
FARM FOR SALE.
LIBERATION.

THIS is TO certify that ] have given my son,
| CHANCEY +. HARRISON, Dis time during
tie remainder of his minority, and ] shall clam
none of his earnings, nor pay any deot OF ms
contracting after this date.
HENRY HARRISON.
G. S. WHIrELAw, Witness.
Greensboro, Feb. 20, lS6l-lOw3-
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-03-08

EgEsFH FBsEa and other articles usually
n kept ia a country grocery. for ale by
JOHN LAWRENCE.
Irasburgh, Jan. %.
VAsEg Paid for Hides, Calf Skins, and for
y Sleeps Potts, by
p. s. sTRATTON.
cruHsbury, Jan. %, lssl--ls
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-03-08
Chase machine works.
y. ID. Chase & Sons,
MiSTER MiCIIIlBIS, NILLNRIGIIS Ind BlILDLB
VEST 00NOORD. HERMONE

Keep constantly order EXCELs IoR Iron Wheel
o and Mills Cylinder
Lumber together gI
constantly on hand Nelh Gh8
Cast steel soft
al
wi ~ " EaAasV lsV t4REGOg3Y, ltEdoes
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-19
From Washinstoa.

WASHIS0ION Jan. ~.
The President to. day sent to the Ssuats the
nomina tion Of Mr. Holt. for Secretary Of War
1t WAS considerej in executive session. and
from all accounts, the discussion was Of an ex.
citing character. An effort Vas made br ito
opponents to refer 1t to the Committee on Mill
tary Affsirs. but this was strenuously ard sue
cess:uily resisted by the motion ct reference
being defeated BY . vote Of "a against 10.
The objection to Holt BY his opponents isin
their opinion, h. ie caercionist Some Of
them openly ovo~ i..rmation 10 now con
sidered certain the Ter is specially assigned
for consideration tomorrow.
The nomination Of Mr.. Mcintyre - collector
Of Customs in the nelghborhood Of Charleston
10 still suspended in the COMMITTEES On Com.
merce.
1t Was incorrectly stated in the Senate re-
pert that Mr.. Latham. Of Caliiornia. moved
the indefinite stponemsnt Of the Pacific R.
R. bill. The motion was made by another
0epstore agM ss#
The Alabama Senators to-day were notified
by telegraph, from The President Of the Con-
ventiop, not to. leave their sssts until they are
further informed. The trouble 10 in the refa.
sal Of the Delegates from northern Alabams
10 sign the ordinance uDlsss the time for se.
cession 10 post ponsd ill the 4th Of Mareh.s
IN the d~feissey bill Tor appropviAting t4l,-
COO for casrying the msil froa Nsv York TO
San Frsocisco In the name ot Cen. Vanderbilt
was struck ont ars ,. 7..,g ~ as
senator LatsAm Insisting On tks rssotoitien
Of aervicss rendered By the Pansms r h. Co.,
and Pacific steamship Co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-19
CON NJ MERCIAL
DAVENPORT nARKET
DAILY REPORT.


O11Ics DAILY DanocaAr AID NEvsl
Friday I've, Jea. II, ISL. J
There was little business here day on sssount
Of aheavy saows which fell the night prsvious
Wheat j. becoming scarce On account Of the diff
6eulty ofgetting il 70 market, and prices have a
sPwssd ssndeasy. The saas wsy aid ef Posk.
We quote:
FLoua- Steady It s4.ooo4.so. shipnsnts 80
bbls.
wnsAs--Ia demand fer niuing u 7007le. Re-
ceipta 46s bu.
BARLsv-Quiet st 2593se. Receipts $50 b..
Shipments 400 bu. ii
Coas-sssady at ls@l7c. Rsesipn 3os bu.
Shipmsnts 1857 bu.
DssssED Ho0s-$4. .s0G6Ao.
HAY-Dull at $50.
CoAL-lec il the yasd and lie by.xagon fren
Coaltovn.
WooD-S400 per cord.
PoULTaY-Live Chickens ol.2sWl.S0 = dos.
Dressed s0ss y b. Tsrksys, 6o@7ss drssssd
do. S0loc y D.
BUrrsx.-Plenty At 12K0l5s.
LAED-lo@l3he y b.
HAAs-Nsw Sugar Cured l1012ke per lb.-
Common 1o01: Hc per lb.
PoSAross-l5@25c = bushsl.
TuasIrs. -2s0soc psr bu.
C1xsss-Hsrkimsr Co. l3@l7e Per h.; Wss-
tern Reserve II X0I2xc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-19
New xork Market.

Nsw Y0Rx. January Ia.
FLoCR-Market rather more active but with
out material change in price. Sales l4,GOo bbls.
t5.l5@5.2O Super State; Is. .40G5 IS Extra state
45-l5@5.36 Super Western; x3.40G46.75 Common
Extra do. $5.S5@5yO Interior to Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohie.
kvs FLOUs-Stssdy At $s.4OG4.20.
WHBAr-Msrket aules very quiet and prices arc
nomally unchanged. Sales 5000 bushels. lbs
prime Winter Red Western $l.ss Red State
$3.50 White Michigan.
kYs-Market quiet st 74075c.
BARLEY Firm. Sales $4,000 bushels It TAG
75c.
C0RN-la without material change. Sales
~, 900 bushels. 7i@7lc mixed western IN storo
and deliv ., Cd.
OArs-S7@38c. Western, Canada and State.
PoRK-Duil and unchanged. Sales $500 bhls.
$17.S7@7.50 mess; $l3.25 primo.
BB8H-Quiet.
CTR MEArs-Heavy and nominal.
LARD-Firm.
BUrrgR.- Steady.
CHBEsB.- Opened steady at S0l0c.
WHIsKY-Narket shade easier and more active.
1870.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-19

.5,4gsa - s.s CnARlnroNy Jan. II.
In the Senate to-day The Military Committee
reported In favor Of raising four compsniss Of
artillery, and declare sh.s shs e.igsasiss Of the
the State shoutd have . permanent miltsry
sstsblshmsnt and fortifiestions The C00mit-
tee feccmmeadsd that The troops consist Of
regimest'ef fnfsdtry md Asaialion of artiI-
leTy Of fopr c0mpAnsee n vill form nucleus
around which the osilitia ard volunteers can
rally, end, bsstdes bsis peace sssablsahosot
and furnish Sonth Carolins's quota in the aeny
Of the Southern Conisderscy.
~ 0saAte v1oe ipeo secset seosion . the
proposieies 10 lay . sub0srlns telegraph b.
tween Charleston, Morris leland. Fort Noultrie.
Fort johnson and Castle Hnckney.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-19

esOO " 80 A0OSUS0y AGxoN8UvU10.
Fkxxx1tsr, Jan. n.
Gov. Assodans nsssags ssls shs Les,.issurs
= sxpsese tbsir sppsObatipa Of Cnttepdsa's
reeolptiooe.d Seys eight Ststss uill hase a.
eeded before the close 81 their .delibsration
That Tennssses he's referred the whole matter
70 her people. Virginia and North Csscliss
ere dissossing thu propsiety sf . similar
course. Aissoari sssms likely 70 sdopt simi
lar POLICY. Submits 20 the Legislature the
propristy of providing for the ectIop 81 Del
sgstss to the Convention. to assemble at On
early day, TO deliberate future iutsres.s, and
the tedsrs relstioss with Kentucky.
Meanwhile be could leave no experiment IN.
tiled to restore fraternsl relations between the
Sssses, recommends the Conventio Of the Dor.
der slave 5tates. to meet sarly In February at
Baltimore The Governor Gays hasty and in
eonsidssAts action Of the sseediDg States don't
meet your approval. but Ksntackisns will new
e. stand BY With folded arms while those Ststes
ars strIgsing for their Constitutiopsl rights,
ssd ars being sabjugated 70 an snti slsvsry
govsrsment. The 0overnor asks the Legisle-
ture TO declare. BY resolution, he unooa adItion-
q disapprobation By Kentucky Of employment
Of force in any form sgaiost the seeding States
and asks appropriations Tor srmiog and equip
ping. etc, vo:untesrs Tor The militia.