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DISS0L U TlON .

,tsHE firm Of ]. e. ftRRENTINE & son is this
DAY dissolved rs mutual consent.
All persons indcltcd 10 said liam. either hy note Or
account. lie earnestly requested q call afl settle hc
fore February Court. the huslnets viii e closed
without delay.
tTss The business will here's he conducted under
the ~ II u IlkhhNliNE suN,
January lf. To-
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The return from the county OF Dave had no, been
received aud consequently is not included in the above
The vote in that county was 263 and 73t against
Convention; this added would increase the majority
against the Convention 70 ESQ.,
Some Of the presses in the State though earnestly
devoted 10 the preservation Of the Union, regre, this re-
suit; but inclined 10 think that The people have
msIe proper decision. The policy Of the new ADM.
nisiralion yet sufficiently developed TO enable
Convention 10 undersandngly; and 10" watch and
wal" for while would, ia opinion work delri-
mcnt either the honor the interests Of the State
II the North continues 70 refuse proper guarantees for
The rights Justly claim can dissolve connec.
ton with them as well siI OF twelve months hence OF
at any future time, as now. Too much haste might in
volye the sale in large expenditures, without securing
any Of the advantages for which the South Is contend
ing. We think appearances indicate peaceful ter
minalion Of existing difficulties; and'we have good
hope that long time will elapse before shall see
returning tbs, perfec, union which the founders
Of the Republic earnestly abored to accomplish, and
ell the stars again shining ia one glorious galaxy.
But tae rcsul, d ihs election for delegates 70 the
Convention shows much stronger anti-secessOn feel.
ing in The STATE than is manifested BY the the
Convention question. i appears, a. well as can now
be ascenned, that there arc eighty Onion delegates
elected and forty secessionsls = Two 10 one ard this
take 10 Be about the true expression Of the feelings
Of the people.
The State Journal classes the delegates elected IS 40
Southern Rights ~ conditional submisdOnis,s and SO
sabmissonis,s This Is a mis,akei there are no sub.
rntssouts ~ a. Al NE kuou in the Iinion Marty in
the ssnsc in which the Journal uses the word. The
Union wI be found 10 be jealous supporters Of
the rights d The South the most imPeiuOus Of The
sre-es,ers. but rational in their mode Of securing
them.
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Mothers and Danghters.

Mothers ana daughters.
Ifibege l. one thing more than another for which lhets
Pills famous il is their purifying properties,
peciay their power Of cleansing the blood from all inn
puues. and removing dangerous and suspended secre
lions Universally adopted the grand remedy for
female complaints they fail weaken thcsys-
tenn, aud always bring about what isrequired.
Sick Headaches and Want Of Appetite.
These feelings which 50 sadden US, most frequently
arise from annoyances trouble from obsructed per.
spration or from eating and drinking what is unfit fot
thus disordering the liver and stomach These organs
must be regulated il you wish 10 be we'll The Pills, If
taken according the printed instructions will quick
~ restore healthy action 10 both liver and stomach,
whence follow natural consequence, good eppeiiis
and clear hesd In the East aud West Indies scarcely
any other medicine is used for these disorders. q
Disorders of the Kidneys.
In all diseases affecting these organs. whether they
scerete too much loo little Water whether they be
reiel with the stone OF gravel o. with aches and pains
ed n Ire lons over the regions Of The Kidneys these
Pills should be taken according 10 the piniejdreetions
md the Ointment should BE- well rubbed into the small
NJ lie hack a led time. This treatment vill give almost
i,nineIii,e relf when al other means have failed.
For Stomachs out Of Order.
W medicine Will so efecluly improve the tone Of
tbs stomach ihese Pills; they remove all acdity,
r..aid tiiitrhy iniemperancs o. improper diet. They
dtfel,cr aRd reduce Il healthy action; they are
y5adtfliy sllcious IN Of spl.rn-in fact iheY
never ii IL euine oil disorders q the liver and stomach.
i.olt,srqyt Tilf. ayc hs tes, remedy knoun in TIC
.uOfd fg ne toioping Diseases.
Asue. Female Irregular. soolula, or King,
A,iana. ties, Evil,
Bsau.I omlfaintsFcyers. oil kinds Sole 'rhloas.
Btiehe. on The Pits, stone and Gravel,
sain. Gout, Secondary symP.
eaet. { plants, Headache, toms.
Cones. Indigestion. Tic DoIouIeuI,
Observation-Disclosures TumoGrs,
Boncl.. Iaunji,c, Ulcers,
Csnsuni,ion Liver Complaints, VencreilAf Elections
Dem,it. Lumhaeo, Worms Of oil kinda
Dsaa.g, Piles, Weakness, from
DXseGitfv, Rheumatism, vhstcver cause,
Ef,.iprlas, Retention u Urinc, &c. sc.
ITs CATION - None are genuine unless the
tstti. II ollasat, New York and London. are dis
rstn1tlt X. Wstcrmark il every Leaf 81 We book OF
liieettint around each pot OF boz Ire SAINT may be
rltny seen rs holding the leaf TO The light hand.
.atae tsNsfd Will be gwen 10 any me rendering snch
iulNHNtn j may ead % The detection 81 any paiiy
W f8Ee t,aaiftifiing lie mslsncs, o. vending The
saints snsNl them 10 lie spurious
=. SUI i liz Manuf1cianss u Professor Iloilo.
,4t. 10 lt4 lane Nes Ypfk sud ~ al tsspfeia.
III D4.g..i. 4Hd D,sIefs Ia Medicines througheus
t6q a St4is and tie cisiliIcd World. 10 h0ses 81
- CENTS o. esuts. and s. each.
rhrre i a considerable saving ty takrg thu
iststt 49,.
Nj directions ror The guidance Of patients 10 ty
efs 81 iIff a. sGitcj 10 each lOI.
aei9ltta. In
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jacksonville Female Seminary.

I,HE next session II ills school viii commence On
y tie drst Monday 10 February next, ana continue
Eve mouths.
TEENS tie s1me as heretofore. The Proprietor has
IN biz cmpps for iic ensuing session fnl corps "
rsptrcnrc Teachers. anl every pains viii ~ taken %
render this shoo worthy The patronage 81 the publ.
Young iadies will be conveyed from Graham station
or lie Compihy's Shops, \. G. Railroad to Watson.
Vile, rec d charge n informing lie Proprietor d the
tine VI afi,al 1t those places.
L. r. WATSON.
January sIb. 1861.
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almond, I. Norton Cline, from London, IA MBryde.
ALMOND CLINE & co.

ALMOND CLINE q co.
80! Park Place, New York
nR. A. A. M'RRYDE, "a Southern gentleman Of
y the above Grn will reside at the South I'll, the LIST
ofsepiember and he pleased to assist Southern Teach
ers in obtaining situations in any part Of the South
For particulars, address him at Randalsyille, N. e.
~ Schools, Families and Colleges supplied, al short
notice. with accomplished professors, instructors, gov
ernesses, &c. Teachers, ladies and gentlemen, now
wanted to gil vacancies in Tennessee, Virginia, Alaba-
ma, Arkansas, and other States.
March H. So
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obituary.

Died, at Christiansburg, Virginia, on Wednesday
last. Mr.. WILLIAM NELSON, aged sixty -four years,
long well known citizen Of this place.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-03-20

The Conventional another columns to-day
counties Of the State published in the proclamation
Of the Governor, for and agan, Convention, summed
up az follows,
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Personal Liberty lava mA,orit,

Personal Liberty LAW MAJORITY q he
Judges of The supreme Court d Mnine, i i stated
unite 10 the opinion that the Personal Liberty Law Of
that State IL unconstitutional And the Senate Of
Maine have passed BILL BY vote u II % 10, % r.
peal the sw.
The Senate Of Massachusetts,. the s,h inst, pass.
cd bill modifying The Personal Liberty law. % az TO re-
The objections urged against i BY the South The
bil has also passed the House BY vote o. 81 10 i5
IN Michigan, after sn animated debate in the House.
ihs bil to repeal the Personal Liberty aci sss indsd.
niIciy postponed By a vote 81 70 -.
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0utrage.-we were surprised to htmthai on, .

Outrage.-we we're surprised 70 hear that one Of
our 90 cilens, w. W. Guess now u Mofehsad eiiy
was insusd and violence threatened him. .. Golisbo.
rough lev day. ago BY mob upon supposed want
81 Ioyslly 70 the soolh We know NJ Guess well he
len Orange three % four years ago. Ne regarded
a. good e.liren and christian gentleman ;all who
know him respect and esteem him. Upon inquiry We
learn that he ownes some eighteen o. twenty slaves,
more We venture 10 say than i owned " The whole
mob Who insulied him.
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Re- nnl1sfnfs. Franklin e.. 0Hs.
January 2, ls6
HfSaI g. Spalling
No. Is Cedar street, y. V.
Dear Sit.-.lnco.cl find twenty-five cents Is frr
which send b1t Of Ccphar Pills. senj 10 81 re-. u
Rev. WI q. Fuller. Reyanlisbure rmgklr Ea q A.
Ynur Pills work Tile ! tharm-Cure Headache almost
insibnler. Tuy yours,
wM c. FULLER.
Yp.ilant, Mich. Ian. 10, 1851.
Mn. Sr4LntSa,
SIN long since sent 10 ven for hnt = 10.
phalic Pills iat The cure II Nervous Hral,rhs 1d =.
Inverness aid received Tie slme, sud try ttl sp5
o. effect tlli | aas induced 10 scrd iaf mvft.
Please snd IS return mail. Ditertin
Ar. WHEELER
r.ilan, ,iih
From ne N9gfak Er9ftiHff
Ccphalic Pills accomplish the object for - i Hcg
were made, tiz: Cure 81 headache III al rs Iaf liza
q A single t8iile ~ Sr4tsixa's PREPARED {alt+E
slil ave ten umss iis cost annually
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READ THIS
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.

I'll R. r0RBIs woull respectfully inform the
sEs citizens Of Hillsb1fnugh anil vicinity that they
h.ye now ~ opportunity "a procuring, at biz r1pn one
.laast .s##f Ill az. nftv NfWFs
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SPAfpiNG's PREPARED Crrtt
sPt.DING'S PREPARED GLrrt
srAIDING's PrEPAREp OirG!
SAVE TIE PIECES
ECONOMY DISPATCH!
rv.a 4 stitch Ia Time SAVES Nine" -
Al accidents Wilt hifg.n, syrn III veil leshhisl
families Il Il ,ert l,. le 4, hap some thttp nui
tonyener, Ny i7r eHiias Furniture Fcys, efac;
Eefy. ~.
Spaldiug's Prepared Glue
meets III sagb tHefEtpri.s m D. household can
alf,id Il IL Nithtut h 4 saNlys ready, and ~ %
the sticking point
"rsrrrL y ryEny Harsr."
n. B.-a rfush accompanies eleli Bciilc. Ptite
Is cents Address
HENRY e. SpAtpfNG.
~ Is Cedar Street New York.
CARTON. -'As certain unpfiasipel persons ~
attempting 10 palm 'if % The Buslspcrtins puhIe ir.
iati5hs II fy PREPARED GIL i, I would caution
III fssant & examine before purchasing, and 80 that
III iail rams.
- spaldings Prepared Glue. II
: on the outside wfaPfef; all Others ate sNinllins
concerns.
November "a. ft--i2m
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u, A single ts,tlle 81 Sr thsfSg's PREPARED 8}ri.
All saHe ten umss is cost annually
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Ifbereis thing than another for which lhets
Pills famous, il is their purifying properties es
peciay their power Of cleansing the blood from all i'm
puries and removing dangerous and suspended secre
lions. Universally adopted as the grand remedy fo
female complaints they fail weaken the s.
tenn, aud always bring about what is required.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-18
Army C0rrespOndence.
CAMP LINpELL. Sep.

CAMP LINDELL, Septs14; 1861. ~
EDITORS JOURNAL We have received
marching orders, and to-day We leave st.
Louis. whither we are going is mys-
terry which not sven those who pretend to
know everything, can at present penetrate.
guess our destination to- bed Jefferson City.
Col Baker cavalry preceded us last night.
and 80 did the sth Indiana. The oath, I
have learned, also accompanies us; so you
see the Hoesier boys will be all together,
and if we havesa brush, Buens Vista will
be amply reyenged., It. would have been
better that JEFF. Davis had bitten his tongue
of, than to have made the uncaiied for con-
| demnatory slur he did after the battle al
| luded TO. Martin Green and his myrmidons
are noethe only ones that we Lave an ac-
count with. General Fremont must have
1 intelligence of other movements on the side
| Of the rebels, or such a force would not be
despatched. There are troops there already
1 sufficiently numerous to crush Green and
his pack of bridge burners.
+ This morning We received our rifles and
sabre bayonets. Their bore.is so large that
Iaif a ball hits secessionist, it will split
i him open. The boys are hugely delighted,
and if they had got their pay they would be
j entirely satisfied. If we had remained two
or three days longer, we should have been
4 paid off, SIS our money is ready for us, and
the. pay rolls partially made out. ~
Those of our sick who are too weak to bt
removed, will be transferred to the genera
hospital. They will number some fourteen
or fifteen. There are now quite nunbe
sick; mostly from fever, fever and ague
and diarrhea. hope that the climate o
: Northeastern Missouri will rid us of thes
complaints. Our Doctors, Walker ant
Z White, and their assistants, the brother
.Hoael and, Oscar and Willie, have had Al
. arduous time, but they have proved them
selves worthy men, and fully equal to Al
+. occasions There has been but one deatl
: Michail Waters, and there is another case
! that of a man from Marks company; whic
! will probably be fatal, His complaint
? pneumonia. i i
t If our friends have missives to send US,
! think they had better direct them as here
tofore, and the Postmaster at st. Louis wi
e see toiit that they are forwarded to u
si.o6 5a5 - sFsa T. NJ.
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es~ Uncls San seems to be desieniu

RI Uncle Sam seems to be designing
mischief in the neighborhood of New Or
leans. The New Orleans Delta, of the 18th
inst, learns through letters received there
from Berwiclz'5 Bay, that in addition to tie
steamers Huntsville and South Carolina, now
cruising between Atchafalaya and Vermil-
lion, another Lincoln vessel had arrived.
and was engaged in stalking out the chan
mel of Atchafalaya river General TWiggs
has detachedaa force to goadown and look
after the matter. 7aa rs
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Ia New York and Pennsylvania have as
many fighting men within their borders as
all the seeded States, and yet, to their shame
be it said, not only are they unable alone
but with all New England TO back them
to protect the capitol at Washington
Instead of letting the Northwest devote sall
of their energies to exterminating rebellion
on the banks of the Mississippi, and open
ing that river for navigation to its mouth,
Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois are repeatedly
called on for men TO protect the borders of
Pennsylvania sa1a defend the Capital
Wherever danger threatens any portion of
the country, there are Indiana regiments to
meet it. At Washington, on the Upper Po-
tomac, at Baltimore, in Western Virginia,
at Jefferson City, st. Louis, Ironton, Cairo,
and Paducah-the only points where the
enemy manifests disposition to attack us
ARE found Indiana legions, with stout
arms and cheerful hearts, TO meet the foe
What other State in the Union can say the
same What Hoosier can be found whose
heart does not swell with pride, when he
reflects upon the manner 10 which his gal
liant State has .ontstripped all of her sisters
in rallying to the defense of onr noble Con-
stitution and beautiful flag. ST.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-18

HOME MILITARY AFFAIRs.@There was a
special meeting of the Military Board at
Frankfort yesterday, at which Important
action was taken in reference to military
affairs in this city. A resolution was pass
edproviding that the arms in the hands of
the companies in this city belonging to the
State Guard be placed in one general ar
mory, where they will be kept at all times,
save when in the hands of members Of the
companies for actual drill purposes. G.
6 A resolution was also passed according to
Captain Watkins company the Semple Bat
terry, six guns, two twelve Founders and
four six-pounders, the three already in this
city to be included in the number.-- LOuis-
Vile Journal sE G7a
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TIE action taken BY the

So The action taken by the meeting
Monday night secures beyond q doubt, the
speedy organization Of regiment, at least
in the Legion. The amount subscribed
will-farnish fund sufficient to uniform all
those who are not able to uniform then=
selves. We call the attention of Captains
of Companies to the fact that it is expected
that all who are able will furnish their own
uniforms This will make the " uniform
fund ample for unifoFmi ng those who can
not purchase uniform. sf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-18

BW Maj. Slemmer has way of dealing
with traitors that will soon make the breed
less troublesome. The rebels in Rome and
Writ counties, encouraged by the presence of
Wise and Floyd's troops and disregarding
the oath of allegiance, which most of them
had taken, commenced committing depFe-
dations Whenever, Slemmer lays hands on
such they are promptly shot without bene-
fit of clergy. 81 - TaemHI
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wnOtFsonr oaDrR.-Brig. General E.A.

WHoLEsoME 0RDER.-Brig. General r. A.
Paine IN command at Padncah, has issued
the following proclamation
HEADQU ARTERs, PADUcAH, Sept. 6.
Captains. of companies will keep their
men together, and under no pretense per-
NIT them to straggle from their commands.
They will not permit any soldier to enter
any private dwelling, or take and, destroy
any property unless by command Of an off,
Ger. Company officers will be considered
guilty of disobedience of orders If this Or
der is not strictly complied with.ol -s
No officer or soldier will be permitted to
hold conversation with any slaves or color
ed people of this town, nor insult or abuse
any person.. By order of tal
Brig. Gen. e. A. PAINE.
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NJ. JEFF. THOMPSON,
Brigadier- General Commanding.
RwThe civ Council viii NEE to-nigh


Two very important subjects will occupy
their attentions one, the night police, and
the other, the question whether the city
will, give employme to the scores Of idle
men, now in the place. Nearly tive hum
dred have petitioned the Council for work
at so cents per day to be paid-.we presume
sin City Orders. This is not equal to the
pay of private soldier in the ranks of the
army, and we would advise the Council to
refer all such applicants to the recruiting
officers. An association in this city is pre-
pared to support the family of every poor
man who volunteers in 1.-The service of the
Government. There is therefore no reason
why all such, out of employment and peti-
tioning the city to give them work for sixty
cents day in city orders, should not at
once enlist in the army, thereby securing
better wages for themselves, and innderfng
certain the support of their families. We
hope that the Council will not. encourage
this disposition, of portion of our fellow
citizens to remain at home aud reap the ben
eft of the labors of their more public spir-
tied brethren. If any man is cut of en-
ployment, he can, at once, by entering the
army be fed and clothed and receive besides
forty-two eeRts per diem, with bounty of
500 at the close of the war, and a pension
for his family, in case of death and during
his absence his family will be properly
cared for and supported. Let Mayor Baker
explain these facts to the men who are 50
clamorous fer work. The sooner a peace is
conquered, the sooner will the former tide
of prosperity return, and employment for
all be found, at remuneratiVe prices. Every
mans duty, at this Junction. is to give his
eminent -.-r=.r.sr -Ffiz E,rrH
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eG- No man stands higher in the affec-
tions of the American people than President
Lincoln. Amidst all the detraction and
criticism which have been waited upon his
councillors and agents, no word has been
uttered against the President himself He
possesses the confidence of the American
people more thoroughly than any otherpub-
lie man since the days of Andrew Jackson:
They feel that he is an honest man. that he
has the conscience of this fight, and that be
labors with but single eye to the glory,
the greatness, and the perpetuity of this
Republic. And, after ALL honesty il the
soul of public welfare--for with purity at
the head of the nation, the body is healthy
and happy .-.13 15e
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A PANIC IN RoeKPoRT.--By the Steamer
Eugene, from Louisville, we learn that the
people Of Rockport were thrown iuto great
excitement, n onday, By the report that the
secessionists of Hawesville we're en- route to
attack the town, The people of the county
were summoned to town, and preparations
were made to clean out the traitors 1t
was finally discovered that they were the
victims of some heartless wag, who, doubt
less, started the report to find out how many
men were yet left in old Spencer. At the
latest advices all was quiet in Rockport.
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DEF D.:

at midnight of Tuesday, the 10th inst, of In
famation OF the Brain, B1AoaIe MoETeoMERY, only
child of Add III. and IizziE Sanders, aged three
years and tan and a half months.
For Of such is the kingdom OF heaven
One by one little children marching to join the
angelic hosts of heaven Little Maggie has been
summoned, and the hearts that were mado glad
by her presence are now allied with woe.-Dapea-
port fIosoa) Gazette. ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-18

B@ The E. & C. Railroad will sell ex-
cursion tickets, at half fare, to those wish
ing to visit their friends in the army at St
Louis, on Tuesday next, if as many as
twenty-five will go. Their names should
be left at the Railroad Office, corner of Main
and Water streets. $50
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-18

B9-E. j. DobelI Successor of Dobell and
Conyngton) Main street below First, is in
constant receipt of the latest and freshest
literature and choice stationery. We drop
ped in his establishment yesterday, and found
among other things, Frank Leslie's Month
" and Godey's Lady's Book for October,
teeming with choice reading and illustra-
tions for the delight of the women folks.
Also the other magazines,and illustrated pa
pers.
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: Ia The mystery attending the move
ments of the State Guard in this city seems
to accumulate. They have been holding
private meetings of late, the proceedings of
which are kept strictly SECRECY We are as
sured that many members ofSthe different
companies have left for the Southern Confed-
eracy, or for some point South of Louisville,
during the past forty-eight hours, and it is
well known that guns belonging to certain
companies of the Guard have either been
removed from the city or sent to unusual
places of desposit within the city limits.
Louisville Journal - 49,