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81 Belt pamtltcn Stra6s, nabs ssssndber bet Soo'
ftIcrpss paas in auentaun 90.
baten ffb in 9elrufbaf aftsrger6inbuno oeaeben une
fdbtsn bcr bardb ftren9s unb biuise Anfmsrtomtsit
auf tbr 9efdbift uno ourd poitfn Der 6sltsu une
friidsfen NReb3inen, Quen ote rslfe 93efriebi4uua
aetsn u tSnnen, bic Ne nit ibrsm 5uIpruib ttsbren.
0a mir betoe GSrabuirte Der Hr,nsi6srsiunsstuuit
inb, 70 tCuurn mir Tumilien ron Der Hsinbitt uus
isrsr MlsoiiiuSn petfhsrn, bic mir nls eem 8sr.
stuotsn pbarmctcpStS ssmds 3ubereiten.
Swn O1ebft 6russ unb 6bsmit0lisn psrtuufsn
w. mir aud ale populiren patentmeoiiinen.
EH perfdmerisn. funtp arttst, poorSIs. 6our:.
60 NG9el: unb 5abnbdrften, Tluio, lttcbot.
Gampbtne, aCbienSt pCn Der befsn Sualitdt, &chI
lenSl'enmpsn, (Stuibs uno SsI:eonlpsn psrosn gum
Srsnnsn ron SOblcu0l um9ednosrt) SRdfbss Sfsn:
lhIr6rIe, SpeetSt, Sarbffofe, SpsIereien. N.l.
Bsfcnocre lufmsrflamteit rpirb Der 5u6GrGituna
ron dr5tlthen @srfhrsitun9sn sCtpibmst.
stObrbnItsr fno adtuu9tvtu siu9slaoSn 6si uns
stnsn 8er(uh ju mahtn, ebe lle in ben Cities tnu:
fen, inbem mir nit Sotritanten unp Smpprtsurs
Sinrlttun9en 9strrfsn babsu. pebur6 mir ibntn
oufs rertbsilbaftcte psrtaufcn f6nnen.
peetorats3 3prup-eiu berrliGeS uno pirts
lanes Wittel in .Sufsn uno 8ertGtunasn unb fur
Mtnosruns bet Gusisbruns. Yrsis 25 GentS bic
Slafbe.
Sopf ;, psrlonsn bic on nsural9ihsn
3hmsr3eu coer nsrpSfsm 8cpfpeb leioen, srbuttsn
fc9lSih einosrun9 ourd, Ss6rou6 unisrss gepbalit
Glirirs prsis 25 Gents Die Slafhs.
Samtttsn SGarn q tbe-Ium 8sineen
ess 8cpfss, Gntfernun9 ucn Srinb 's, l23 Gents
per god.
Srif6e GartsR,Sa amsn- suarautirt
gut su isin.
Ybctoerapbifme Gbsmetalisn ffsts pSrrGtbi9.
5lbuSrjts fnbsn in unlsrsr apctbefs itsts einsn
@Orrob pcr3elIancr 3ibne pom Der rtrjd9Iibsn 8er,
ftrti9un9.
g. 3. 9dipau,
Sewees S. Mdrtin.
1psrtnnn, Tsb. 81, 1851. nahr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
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Samit195 oen 27lten Suli nd1tenS,
INN t2 utr Mitass IOa am Sau1e BON pet
&rum, in 9dcslberg Saun1atp, Soda @auntp
fUIsenOss ljsDenpr @srmT5sn Gfsntlib prrtaEit
tpsrrr, ndmli6:
Gin 9elpifeS StdG 2ano,
eelegen In Scrtriastcm 5auni6p unb Gauntp,
9rsnSeno an 2anb pOn Gt ManB, @torcn petn
unp Steptsn Shnsiber; entbaltmo t8 &dn,
msbr Oper wrnIaer, tprpon unsefdbr adsr Scl,s
Lamb uuO Der 8slt 8utss Saulanp ID, Die Ser.
bfiisrunsen lno Elm
- mctter8cboroetes 3lpeiit0di9e5
sfissE, SSipCf SSpbnbauS,
sss!sszss 20 lis 25 i5u6, cine nsue S6wri,rr.
Sdrurr, unp anbsre Nebenssbdubs DaS Gteen.
ttum it nit 9utem Ba1sr unb DIP UsrIeGcn unD
III atlss in gutter Srcnuns.
Die 8eringun9sn unO guipurtuns am Gage
Srs Gstfauis ppn
Sobn genni9off,
GIf3nie BON Deter Srum unO 5rau.
Sult II. nq2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
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QGtntaun, Suit 3.
fir bem 0Luauff:3ermfu, 1861.

fir Den 2lu9mifsSernin, 1861.
6olscnpe 8sGtsfl(ls werbsn BET Der nGGfen
Iu9ufs Court, in Allsntaun, GeGa Snunty, Ysr0
sort wereRn
Sotc6 Soibtn 9ssrn benjamin Ststl.
Nbrabam SOh, Grscutpr bss psraorbsnen g.
9O&, ssssn 0scrse Stetninser.
SCremidb gatsI, fur prn 9iusrn BON Ss0s 8.
gebry, eesen benjamin gdfd.
GIoust, Sowea unp 80. seSsn 9bcmas ga
9cr uno 0runptsfBer.
atrabdm Ssiprr eesrn @brabam 9udsnba6.
Gabriel 8. Seen, IUminiftralCr bee Seritcrbs'
nsn Sobn Slid, 9sSen &eutsn Sid unb sBtlIiam
Slrotp.
Gbrifiannu 9rursG SsSsn bic es&u Crane ets
isn'Gcmpasne.
@rprse 8Oa unb annu, feline 8ruu, sseen s..
M. 5raf.
gelir Geitert ssasn samusl Snrtranft.
prtr g9eaver sessn gpilliam Saul.
9aepb older, aCmtntIiratcr Der rerltcrtensn
GNlatetb adsr, 9sSsn Biaam unS Carolina
San.
Scratban 9lst6orb srssn George 9lsib.
g8Illinm $. @Ipmsr uno 60. es9sn Nsam
SpbnNcn.
<tHlpVHY Soptl S'bth JNhpu'V NNhY'
Seatrn unp Garter SeSsn gB. 3. Danrrrsfp.
Serman Rupp 9Sgtn Die Gataiauaua unS 80
gd5pile @iIcnbabns @cmpdsnte.
@ntbonp QObsr ssssn 8haro Osilp.
@tas Snpper, @ltas SalIsnbadb, 9spi @sUrse
unb Capib Slli9 eeasn glattan @rim.
0sumUper uno Srtm aessn Sctn Slram.
Daniel SassrtY sescn Anbrsp 8romIi6.
Gbwarb .. Msl ssssn anruw SramIid.
@. 9. @Uurtnsy unb g8ilst 9e9fn Sotn Scff'
man.
Nattan 9er6, fir ben Russn Der grbsn bet
uslprbsnsn gGitliom Ddnsl, 9e9sn Stas. Dan
irl GrsrutUr rsr psrlcrtensn 6. Dlntsl.
Drn'e unb !6uli4 stSsn 2tCmas gdSsr uni
Ssnrp gd3r.
6apstta GUtSsr sssrn 1ilstman Stt.
James gafcy, Yrutb.
Suli 3. natC
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
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OetmS SpdrzMnit it1lt
Don AIIentaun, pa.
90. AZ Sf'5amiltcn Straes, bsm
amsriean Sctsl, sstaltsn bon s. q. Bed
tel, segeniitr.

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9lmsriran 5ctsl, sstaltsn bon s. q. Bed
tel, srSsndtr.
YrjUilssirt ron Der 9sfsesstuns. MdrI 80, 1860.
Qutoriitrtes @apital $4,000.
Die Sfite 1T ole Sage often, ron 9 bis lIbr, To-:
rpie audp Rcnta9 ron bis 3 ubr abenos.
Sspcftsn perorn in ercgen uno tlsnsn Summsn
aneenemmen un0 pisoer sur be;abt cbne porbsries
auftdnpisune nit prCsnt Sutsrsdsu. SIR lpe:
,iGtls Depcften, ouf Nenate eoCr Idn9sr, miro 6
prc,Sut Snterefsn bsJubGt.
DiGGes Suftitut 6ietst @rstutoren, Hominlraieren
uue anosrn psrcnsn, CUTE @dessubsit GsIosr nit
Sibsrbeit fit turIe coer l6n9sre 5stt auf SnrsrCen
,u bintsrlesn uuo rpiSoer cbne rcrhGriss auftdnpi
euus ;urdd,ufOrOrn, uno tam burb 9bGds ssIo.
gen rpsroGn.
glsbft osm bsrstts bur6 bic Stcdbaltsr eiubs,
,ahltrm Capital babtn in liCterSinfimmune bes
Trsitriefes bic @Crrpotter Scnos in Der 9unmt
pcn $4,000 in Ter Common ptsas Court bGs
@auutrS rseiitrirt, fir bic estrsulths @srmaltunt
aIsr Der InltaIt anpsrtrauten 9eloer, oub bat Der
GalfrGr gum ,eleihen BCtauf fdr oie tTius lusd
bun9 Csuer pfihtsu Sihsrbcit ssftsut
QrGGbert: g. pref oent: Gaifsr:
gBiniam o. ansr. Gbrfiah grss. 6. G. 8ui6
3ruities:
g9iuiom .. Insp, Gbrtian pres, 2. .. Stitss,
Samuel Sell. saul Saliet, g. J. Sotcbp.
3. y. pOtttt. Satob ssd. glatbun Tssr
aueutauu, Ssbruor l3, 1861. ua3g
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
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Sn Rraft unp SufClse eines Sefrtts, aus bsm
spaiengeri6t BON 2sha Gauntp, fol- auf 5reitaas
ben 26fsn Suli, um 10 llbr bss 9prmIttass auf
bsm Gsenttum isltf SfFentIt Ssrtauit wsrpen t
Sin 9elpBe6 StdG 9ano,
s'le8sn In eYnn Saunl6ip, beiaetsm Gauntp, erdn'
senb an Sdntsr BON Gbarles @rcBcup, prter
SaGman, giattan SaGman uno Sacpt SiIiler {;
enttaltfno IA gdsr unb breipIerte, msbr prer me.
niger. Die Srrtrbsrunssn barauf Rnb
~ Sin einft0&i9tes Srdm @obns
Ii;E;E bau5,
- einr 5ram SGeuer unb anbrr nrtb.
wenOBe Aubsn9etGuOs. Cine ntefe9lrnbe 8a1.
fGr Syringe nabe pGm gGctntauIe, Elm Ispfet.
baum9arten uni antcrs quite Gru6tbdume, bsins
ben ft4 ctenfalls auf bsm Gtgentbum. 5 ader
BON bem 9anre ltnb gGieisn, Der 8eIt IL Saulanp
unter 8uten 5misn unb NabsIbs II in rtnsm eutsn
GulturSuaanbs.
Gs IT btes bns tnterluB ne Ie8ente Gtssnt6um
pfs Serfcr6enrn Step Sen 81 t q sr, IsBtbin
ron beIaatsm SaunIhip unb Gaunty.
Die Seeinsun9en AM Srrfaufstd9s uno Guf'
irartun9 bon
Stepben Sad)man, Iom'or.
Durtb Die Court.
y. Sausman, etbrsitsr
Suli 10. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
Nn I0r : GDQeftDre1l.

Die Ear .@pllettprsn Der SrrIGiebsnsn Di(irifts
BON Qs6a gauntp, tperbsn bisrburt bsna&rtdtt'
get. pob ie niGt srtaubt ltnp 9elb als Sar stn,
,untbmsn bas in Der Qasntaun Sanf ni6t GAR
iR-unO fsrner, bae fs ale esfummsIts SarssIbsr
tIs gum 26isn Suit an ben S6aBmsiRsr sinbdns
Oissn iClsn, inbsm mad ienem Sag Der G6sus bon
5 9ruSsnt auf tsm Staatstar ni6t mebr rIautt
piro.
Gc1sttcun tsltbrn stenfatls Sbatbt 3u nsbs
men, bab Der Gauntp -sar nitt fiir bic 8sSabIuns
bon Staatstar prrwsnbst trerbsn barf. - Quf
Btrorbnuns Der gUmmiI1Uners
Doofrieo peter, GIGt.
Sult 10. ra3nl
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
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Der gDabrbet.

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30. % Sf 5amiltun Stra6e, gssenuter Der
beutId'uformIrtsn 8ir6e In
UItentaun,
gBdnfbt benz putlitum, cbrsrbietist tsfonut 80
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
GDurt@0rDfla flamdtiDn.

Sinitmn Der attbars ;. g. ~ QraHNsn Ribrr in
pen wrheesntn Scun rcn Common Nlsas esn Seritss
Ssilr 6tepens aus osn Sonts9ortbampn unN ea I'M saat
PnnDINann, In strait nss Gmfs Vrt0nt Riter Ser ptrs
iGtSns soen pon optr mN aermsr uS aetmsintSsianss
nfzStleona In bt'an Saunits uno Scba Stabr un0 N.
Se1 Sluttrs gtblt5 Rhr Der scrttn Oner no 9trs
miner une aa9snriner SdnsuifSoisns fur Die Rihns pOr
Salpi= no anottHeerbrcrnm in raettm ea SdniD ibren
f3I an MID serb babcn, mern s zine opsr
miner uno rsabrI5rS ipe nb Scmnien Qtas nnberlnsu,
nstt sthaen u,ron OG In Der Staet aqsnan fur Saun
oed5a, auf Nsu
GrArn Mpntae i'm MCnat aueuR,
1861 mcb's N5 Gag Nts bsasn gcnats H. unO sIs brsi
Mobtn oaucrn Wro
SO wirb btrrmtt Na9rt4t seseben,
an os srensrr uro Genital nnsrbalb Ntbsasttu Saunpt
SSn G'1 e1f f. eann uno Onbt m in sncr psron nit tbrsn
BoH Hsrcs 5n0uicnn une sTaniroionen nIunosn babn,
UNI iDrsn qFibten pOr sriaotsr Court obirrortsn.
Drs9letden rprrOen aud alle beienisen,
tpt stasn Stfnnens Gem Sduens bss sauntp eta os
Rost cosr 5e9sn auttsn babsn, btnddrdiat, eaf s h
eaSortunS babf snuursu BADEN Nlbn u prOisquirtn
&c bntn retD bdutsn MAG.
ee'ttn mtinr San0 In Der etapt aGtntOun Sisn g.
Ga8 5al i'm Sabre unisrs Ssrrn 1861
g6orles 9. 5ains, S6ertff.
So1t trbaGtt Die 4sPubItt!
aTsntarn, Sul 2, 1861. nabs
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30

ResolVed, That we will never. support
any man for office whatever, which may
be in the gift Of the people who is nov
willing without just cause, to destroy the
peace prosperity andehappincss of our
ARRAHAM SwARrz, Ch'mn.
JAMES w. BARR, Sec'y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30
The INCOME OF this Company. IL po,,pt,a 5.,,.s..
"uy Ot''eE F1e insurance Corporation 10 the
Assets, January11soo

TOTAL ASSETS, S21q410o no
ItABfLrrrEs.-Ua. clatma not Isl IS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30
woRErNG MES's NEETRq IN sHBSAsDo, 1
sss-zd r- COuxTf. s1l.H

WORKING NES's MEETING IN sHBSASDo,
ssss-zzd riI COUNTY. s1i.zH
Ar large meeting SfwOtkiag men,
FairvieW, Shenandoah County, Va,
Saturday Jan. 10, 1861, Abraham swa
was called to the chair, assisted by Phi
Doll Rad Amos IWindle as Vics-Presiden,
and James w. Bair, Secretary.
The committe appointed to draft resoI Z.
lions, presented the following, which ".
almost unanimously adopted:
Whereas, tits apparent to every lOl
Of his couutEy's good, that the great c,
'federRcye in which Weas people, have i
long lived, upon the preservation Of whit
depends our rights and Interest as freem
Is threatened with disS0lution, and I -
great Temple Of Liberty erected and -
mented by the Struggle toll, aud blood
our patriotic forefathers, Is shaken by I
storm ot treason and fanRticism5 hnri /
against it by the wicked political aspirai
who stand procured before the people a 4
high Heaven, by thctt tetrnyal of the h;
trust and confidence given them by III. {
constituencies: and.
Whereas, The hope Of every Eonof frs :
dom zthrQ4ghout the di9erent nations q
earth, Is ceuteFed in America, in our Cir u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30

US. Let US elect men to that CoRyen,ion
who know the. value of the Union and who
will Stand under its flag till the Temple Of
Liberty itself shall crumble, and fall, i.
fall we must, with The stars and stripe.
about us, inciting us to, gdo or die.
Yours, Sc,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30
4 sTIRRINe APPEAL.

The invidIous way In which rreason
u going on tn IPeateFm VIFRintT-
The disguised way In W hieh the
RS9P4e are to be .entrapped into tt
men, who geoIIt 1t tn every shape
nMd Open1yfdcnOunco At.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30

WE published IN article, the other day,
urging tue adoption of the Majority repor.
of the Committee of sThirty-Three, or
some other fair grounds, as basis OF
lasting compromise between the two Sec
ttOns of the country. The New York
World responds toathese suggestions, and
says - 90 lae -
The North is for the, Union, to man ;
and while it would feel dishonored in
yielding to the arrogant. demands of the
cotton State rebels, It is disposed to con-
cillate the friends of the Constitution in
the Border States. Here, in the North, il
costs us nothing to sny that We arc Tor the
Union at all hazards, for every man, wo-
man, and child about us echoes aud APP
plauds the sentiment. But. to the Union
men Of the South, patriotism is not SO
easy and Inexpensive a virtue. To bear
aloft the old flag there, and, aYow a deter
mination to stand under its folds, is an
evidence of character AGd courage. All
praise to the men who are bold enough to
beard secession in its den; who raise
their voice for the Union in communities
where they are in danger of being booted
down with storm of derision. When
Northern men consider how much more
virtue there is in upholding the Constitu-
tion in the slave States, in tho face of on
position, than there is in the free States.
they will relax something Of the uucom!
promising spirit which they Justly feel to-
ward the traitors who rebel against the
government aud defy its authority. They
will be willing TO go as far rs they can, in
consistency with honor and principle, Ia
aiding the patriotic Union men of the
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with soveney and
- III ...s5,. 4, fair ,prpdt. ..yzs -.
dlGtteRtiOggi girtR 70 lIStFQRedofl DWELLINGS,
Gnd C0Rte1tS for ttrnls Of one q. Rre peaEs o : s
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1ailg gutFrlige1r6Rr,
aTER1Is OF 5ADVBRTIgTNG.7

TWEIyE sOlID LINES or NOSlLRIu. ION OK, ,rSr1. on
LESs, MAXI sQuGIE.
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Upwards OF SI3;OoO,oOO
OF Losses have been paid by tho atna Insurance. Co
ri In the past Al years.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-12
Iowa.

By the returns of thc census Of 1860 twill
be seen that Iowa, in the lnpidi'y Of her
growth, far outstrirs all of the Western
States. TIE increase of her population for
the last 10 years has been 25l per cent.
The increase tf Wisconsin has been 154 per
cent. Illinois has increased lel per cot,
Michigan 80, Indiana 81, and Ohio IL per
cent The future of Iowa can but be pros
porous and glorious one. In agricultural
wealth ard res, urces she is not Inferior to
any Of the States in the Union. She has
made good beginn ng in manufactures
Her system of education and schools is al
ready the envy OF many of the older States,
and IN Railroads and means ofintercommu
ncasion, she is fast surmounting the pr ess-
ure of the times, and from every part of the
State is pushing forward her magnificent
8, stem of Railways. Situated in nearly the
same latitude of New York she is bound to
be the Emoire State of the West.-lotca
City Republican.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-12
Anderson, and that no more communication
be allowed with the Federal authorities.

m, m, I'VE" = ohk, april D.
The Tines Washington correspondent
says the revenue will bs enforced in Louisi
ana.
No visitors will be admitted to the War
Department to day.
The representatives of thes1. Great Powers
have. unofiicialy, expressed a desire that
the Union should be. maintained.
A special dispatch to the Tribune from
Montgomery says that the Southern Govern
ment is determined to take Pickens at ell
hazards, and, if Lincoln attempts to obstruct
Southern commerce, all Northern ships in
Southern seas will be seized
A Washington dispatch to the Tribune
says: Instructions have heen sent to the
squadron off Pickens to be on the alert to
with Lieut.. Siemmer.
The Attorney-General is considering the
egal authority Of the President to collect the
ioties on shipboard, and also his authority to
,all for volunteers.
The Cabinet will determine, tomorrow.
whether to reinforce or evacuate Sumter.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-12
Adjournment of usae VirginE;e
Convention.

Adjournment of usse VirginEie
Convention.
RlcaMoND, April s.
Mayo is elected Mayor by 1000 majority
over Mills, Union.
The State Convention reassembled to-day.
Mr. Scott made speech expressing utter
hopelessness of the North giving sufficient
guarantees to the South.
MIR. Richardson urged immediate seces-
sion.,
RIcHM ND, April 4.
On re-assembling, the fourth resolution, as
amended, was adopted.
In the committee Of the whole, Mr. Flor
ance novel to amend the fifth resolution by
striking out the words 'and to aid in sup
pressing domestic insurrection"-t max
ing the declaration simply that the legitimate
use of the forts, DC, is to protecc the country
against foreign forces. Agreed to- 68 to 6l
Two other amendments were referred.
Mr., Carlisle moved to amend by striking
out the whole resolution, which was mega
tived.
The resolution was adopted
The sixth resolution was taken up.
Mr. Harris moved to strike out the whole
and insert "Resolved, That an ordinance of
secession, resembling the powers delega' ed
by Virginia, and providing for submitting
the same 10 the qualified voice of the Com
monwealth for adoption or rejection, at the
polls at the spring election in May, should
be adopted by this Convention
MIR, Goggin moved to amend by inserting
his own ordinance, but Withdrew it.
Several motions were made that the com
mittee rise, but were all voted down.
Mr.. Davis substitute was rejected This
was strictly test vote, but the Union ,nen
were much rejoiced.
Pending this, the committee rose, and the
Convention adjourned sine die.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-12
Great Excitement as Charleston -.
A Conflict Expected
CHARLESTON. April 4.

CHAkLEsTON, april 4.
The Herald's correspondent says -
Charleston has, to-day, been thrown in state
OF excitement unequalled since the first Sc
cession movement. A crisis is at hand. -
The appearance of schooner off the harbor
last evening-her attempt to pass the bate
rles here-ner being fired into and her
subsequent mysterious disappearance have
caused apprehensions of the most serious
character. The military leaders have been
unusually active all day, and members Of the
Convention, now in session, belonging to
the several Notifications have, been ordered
to their stations. A thousand rumors are
in circulation, the principal of which indi-
Gates that Fort Sum ter will be attacked in q
few days, and that the attack will be made
from the forts. Maj. Anderson will surren-
der in self-defense, though it is believed
that serious attempt will be made at REIN.
forcement. Two companies left the arsenal,
tonight, for Savannah
Later advices are understood to have
been received from Montgomery, orderiog
further supplies to Maj. Anderson to be cut
off. No further communication will be al
lowed between the fort and the Federal au-
thorities. The danger is ininent, and MEM
bers OF the Convention wait here expecting
q conflict before Saturday.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-12

The ATLANTIC TELf fGaApH.-The Atlantic
telegraph company has issued its report for
1860. 1t paid out some $4,000 that year,
mos ly on old accounts, and the rest in the
Eve attempt to recover the lost cable. About
miles of the cable We're taken up ON this side
off the coast of Newfoundland, but the labor
and expense were 80 great that the work
was discontinued. The gutta percha covering
had greatly gained in non-conducting quail
tiles by the action of the water, but where
deposited upon rough bottom it had worn
through by the friction against the rocks.
The company is still experimenting to find
better style of cable, and propose to raist
fund of $4,000 to keep matters along,
in the hope to lay down another cable at
some timo, and obtain the conditional sub
sides of the British and United States gov
ernments. The directors do not yet give up
the hope of ultimate success in this great
enter, rise.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-12

eF- The election in Rhode Island, last
Wednesday, resulted in the success of the
Democratic ticket. VIM. Sprague, the
"Union" candidate for Governor, isre elected
over James Y. Smith, the Republican can
didate The two members ofsCongress are
also Democratic - which is Republican
loss. This result is mainly owing to the fact
that Gov. Sprague has enormous wealth.
disburses great deal Of money in the way
Of business in the State, and is perfectly
willing to spend it also for the promotion o.
q political object.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-04-12

w Four vessels have paid the fine Of
500 each at New York on account Of bringing
only confederacy clearances from Southern
ports. The fines were paid under protest
and the matter is referred to the Secretary OF
the Treasury to be determined. The steamer
Bienville, whose case has been previously
alluded to, brought to New York from New
Orleans $1,000 worth of foreign goods on
which no duties have been paid to the United
States, and these have been seized by the
revenue officers.