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uoofand's Balsamic Cordial
KooCand's German Pills.

being we'll know n throughout Europe and America
need CONNER da ION here. They purely v~yeta
he, prepared "ith great eSactness, and
coated Nobetter Cathartc Pill can he found. Pace
25 cts. per box.
These medicines are prepared by Or. C. NJ. Jackson
Coz Phi1adelphia. Pa. and st. Louis, Mo-, and are
sold " druggists and dealers ia medicines every where
The signature ofC. VI. JACKSON will be on the outside
of each bottle or box.
In our "Erersbedy's -7',annGe," published annual
ly, you will find testimony and c0m;nc ptary notices
from all parts ofthe country. These Almanacs Civ
away by all oar Agents. And in pten Ivy Eeigart
~ Mcnamara. aud Rochester ty Nathaniel Baker. in
Srrugdae by rhos James Co, and in Mechanics
by Chas. G.. Stout.
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Singers Sewing Machine,
BY STATE AUTHORITY.

Singers Sewing Machine.
FIFTY DOLLARS!
HAVING completed and occupied our r,e.f
i Fire-Proof Manufactory-the most pcffecs
machine shop in the world-we have sjsnali.cA
the event by producing a new Family Sevins
Maehine. containing the latest improy ementa. e
the very low price Of
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will l.av. the nnh,,e
without indncement or eXcnse for buyjno M ~
ents. Competition will heneeforth become I'm.
possible. A very large reduction has been n.le
in the prices Of all Of
SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES
for man,,fac t,ring purposes, which are we'll
known to he without any successful rival In the
market. Much has recently been published NJ
regard to various sttthe made by sewing ma.
chimes. We will take it for granted that 81 Tie
world knows the fact, ut Singers Narhines
make the oest stitch ever invented aud do Il -
Go-send fora copy Of l. NJ Singer + Ce.x
Hasrfie' which contains full Information aAost
prices Sizes etc., Of sewing mae hines and III ke
sMI1h1a gratis. l. N. SINGER h CO,
Jan. ~, 1859: 45S Brood.Day, NsU yorAv
NOTICE
I S hereby given to the ci,izcns Of Cedar coS,Av.
State Of Iowa, that sealed proposals van 81
received ~ the Clerks office OF the District
Court until the lst day Of January, A. D. 1851,
for the keeping 81 any poor persons there ny
the lowest bidder per week, IN accerdaDce NH
section 1898 Of the revision Of 1850, end by OF.
der Of the Board of Supervisors. as9
ALONZO SHAW, clerk
Hoard Of superdssn.
Upton, Nov. Is. 1881.
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ANTONIO VERCTA,
Barber and nair-Dresser.

HAS opened BARRIER SHOP in Upton, and 10 now
- prepared to Shave, Cut and Dress Hair, Shampoo,
&c. From long experience he feels confident Of giving
satisfaction. Give him call-ist door West % the
Onion House Shop closed at Q A. N. on Sundays.
N.B.-lle is also prepared to do WHlTEwASHING
In the most approved manner. (nl5v71
Dr%DER. SHOT L CAPS, just received. a new
j apply at i. MI HItDS.
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NOTICE..

ALL PERSONS having unsettled accounts
with Inc. will take this a sufficient notice hat
to save cost they MIST call aud settle forthwith.
S.P. DANIELS
Upton, Nov. 2lst, lsGl-tw
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TiDtOn Hacks.
as.aAIa THE Subscriber viii run hack
[-kl a..saa- ~ each way DAILY
BETWEEN Upton AND WILTON!
And from Upton to OniOn Station.
His charges are reasonable.
Extra Hacks furnished to convey pssse ugers to
any point in the interior"
For particulars enquire at the Buckeye House,
or Of Cc CURTIS.
Upton. August a. 1889.
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CIR ARD
Fire & Marine Insurance Co.,
PHILADELPHIA
caDitaI, $500, 900.

JOEL JONES, President.
JA.sr =. ALvORD, Secretary.
A, S. GILLETT, Vice-Pres. 4 Treas.
i,s,rsnccs against losses by fire.
Lose. promptly adjusted.
s.YA~ES, Agent, Upton. Iowa.
pee, 18th 1855.
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
SPERMATORRIIEA.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Pn.LAphLrn,A.-
IL Benevolent Institution established bv
special endowment, for the relief of the sick and
distressed. asiicted with viruent and chronic
diseases, ind rsTeciaiIy for the cure OF diseases
p:thc Sexual organs.
Surgeon. valuable reports 90 Npermatorrhua
snd other diseases OF the st~ual Organs, AMI on
the Nsw Remedies employed - the dispsnsary,
sent In sealed letter envelopes, fee Of charge.
Two Or three stamps for postage acceptable
Association, No, 2 South Ninth st.. Philadelphia,
"a, iJu!y II. ei:lyI
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$4,000 Hogs Wanted.

lI>O BE DELIVERED ON FOOT At our Pork
L House IN Mnscatine, during the months of
November and December,
for which the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE In
Cash will be paid.
LELAND & co.
Auscssins. Io~s, Nov. !. lssl--nol6ml
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The Nos. l and 2 Machines are OF grea capac.
ity and application for manufacturing purposes.


The Nos and Machines are OF grea capac-
ity and application for manufacturing purposes
orr NJ euoch;,e. ,re espec;,l,r al,,ted TO
all Kinds of liobt .nl heavy I,c.lhsr W,rk in
c.,r;o1o tr;m,.;nr h,n, aud .hn. making hsr
noes MAXIM or. or Chev .,c Of rxtra size.
iii a., n,rn LAM, ern,rh 20 tai. una.r !. and
,;,.h ,bo l.r,.s, s;,aa lab. Tb.re ia s.,rr..
~ NV nar, ~ !. ,,;m.,.r.. .,,cb;ng that came,
~ hsy,,ar dana viii, th.m than nv hand. an Too
table Of these machines is ~ inches long and the
shuttle will hold six times the us al quantity OF
thread. The large machines work as fast Is
small Cnes.
We would ask for our Letter A Machines, Il g
| special attention of Vest Makers and Dress Max
| ers. and NIL those who want Machines for ligh,
| manufacturing purposes. They embsdy the prin.
| ciples of the standard machines, making like
be as celebrated for Family Sewing and Gsht
c"'"es "'e 'o' MISUNDERSTANDING purposes !" se"
e'a''
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IF You want Mill that will clean ont the ont
i bny A. II. PE.RY'S
NEW and fresh supply Of Sugar, coffee, No
asses. &C.. lust received by r. 4 n CHILDS.
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DARLING'S
LIVER RECUl ATOR
LlF E HITTCRS.

Il = II II j j l. ks,
Are pure vegetable extracts They cure all bill.
Iious disorders Of the huIann system They reg.
niate and invigorate the liver aai kidupys tupS
give tone to the digestive organs: they regulars
the seerc:iohs, excreiions and exhala ions yauul
lie the circulation and rurif, the blood. ii us
az b'ltons complamts-somc OF which are Torlid
LAYER, Sick Headache Dyspepsia Piles. Chill>
and Fevers. Costiveness or I.oosencss--are en-
tne!y controlled ana cured by these remedies
DARLlNG'S LIVER REGULATOR
Removes the morbid and bilious deposits from
the stomach aad bowels, regulate, the liver and
Kidneys, removing every obstruction restores a
natural and healthy ac.ioa Of the vital organs.
II IL = superior
FAMILY MEDICINE,
MICA better than pills, and much easier TO take
Darling's Life Bitters
Is asuperior tonic and diurctic; excellent in ca.
sof loss If appetite. tiliu,cnc,, female weak.
ness. irregularities, PAIN in thc side and bowels
blind. protEud'ng and bleeding pies, and g,nrr.
al debility.
READ rtIE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS.
James l.. Bru'niry, merchant Isl Fulton street
New l"ik. writes. August -. SEQ: Il have been
afflicted with piles, accompanied with bleeding
TIE last three year,: asCd
Dnrltng's Liver r. Sulator nnd Life Dittcrs
Ana low consider myself eatieriy cured"
uo, Joh, rro, i.,, .,,,,.
Is. 1863. In the Spring ct 1859 took a severe
in.as ~ ''''"' 'e'e'' TOOK I'VE
II broke NJ my cold and fever at once Preyi.
Gus to this attack. had been troubled with d,s
pcpsia several months; have felt nothing Of II
since
Otis studlsy. Esq. l?s East 2sh stree: y. y.
writes: august 49, lss0-l had a difficulty
with Kidney complaint three years with con.
slant pain in the small OF my back had used
most all kinds of medicines, bat found no rerma.
nent relief until used
DarliDg'> Live. Regulator and Life I,i,,crs.
Passed clo.ted blood by he ara,b,e y,,,,,,,''
entirely cured. and take nI.,sr,, ','s ~"
inr these r.ueJies," ~ 'coi4'hend'
nrs, G, Tetow' !, rh,;.o,n.r .,,. =,
writes: Feb. 20, lsso--i have hcnn 81, ~, :"
stacks of Asthma II, las, I'VE ~ >.',s t w
never found ANYTHING equal /, '"'S' nave
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Singers Letter A Machine,
10 tn. best Machine in thu world for Family
Sewing and Light Manufacturing Pur-
poses: Price. with hemmcr.) aud
beautifully OF namen;ed, $50.
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- G. 4 T. STEIN have good workmen and
- use steam power in the manufacture Of their
Furniture.
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l.STRAYED

I>ROM the subscriber two IiEIFER CALVES
4 one red, halt Devon, the other red and
white. The finder shall be well rewarded. on
giving information OF their whereabouts TO me.
SIS. DANIELS.
Upton. Dec IL, 1861.
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New and Improved instantaneous
UID II AIR DYE

which after years Of scientific experiment. L have
brought to perfection. 1t dyes black or brown instantly
without injury to the hair skin, warranted the hest
article OF the kind in existence Price-OnIy SO Cts
Depot, Sc Dcy Street, New York.
y.n43:osly
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1. N. SINGER 4 co.'s GAZETTE,

Which il beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely De
20 cd TO the subject. il will be ,sIt gra;iA
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Darlings Life Bitters

asuperior tonic and durctic; excellent in IA
es OF loss 'f appetite. tlin'cnc,, female weak.
ness, irregularities, pam in a. side and bowels
blind. Prot.uding and bleeding pies, and r,,,,r
al debility.
READ TIE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS:
James |" Bruniivy, merchant. y; t'ulion street
New l"lk. writes. August - l,,0: Il have been
aiii'tted with piles, accompanied with bleeding.
the last three NeIr.: | tl-rl
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10 constitutional disease, corruption of the blood
by which this fluid becomes Initiated, weak and
poor. Being in the circulation, it pervadss the
whole body, and may burst out in disease in that
part OF it, No organ is free from its attack, nor
is there one which it may not destroy. The scrOfu
lous faint is caused by curial disease, low living
disordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth ana
filthy habits, the depressing vices, and, above all.
by the venereal Infection. Whatever be its origin,
it Is hereditary in the Constitution, descending
q from parents to children, unto the third and
fourth generation " indeed, it seems to be the rod
of Him who says 81 will visit the iniq uities of the
fathers upon their children. -
Its effects commence by deposition FROM the
blood of corrupt or uleerOus matter, which, in the
lungs, liver, and internal organs is termed tuber-
cles; IN the glands sweliRgs; and, on the
surface, eruption5 Sores This foul corrup-
ton, which genders in the blood depresses the en-
ergles OF life, so that scrofulous constitutions
only suffer from scrofuious complaints, but they
have far less power to Withstand the attacks OF
other diseases; consequently vast numbers perish
by disorders which, although not serofulous in
their nature are still rendered fatal by this faint
in the system. Most of the consumption which
decimates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination and many des-
tructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, BRAIN and,
indeed of all the organs, arise from agraya-
ted by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people serofuous
their persons invaded by this lurking injection,
and their health is undermined by it. To cleanse
it from the system we must renoyate the blood by
Alternative medicine and invgorate IL by healthy
food and exercise. Such a medicine We supply
In
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AFTERNOON REPORT.
New York Specials-Gen.
Halleck thanks Gen. Hunt
er-Arrival of the Bohemi-
an - Interesting Foreign
News-No later news from
Burnside-Col. Corcoran at
Fortress Monroe.
WORLDS DIsPATcH.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The recent news
from Europe touching the determination of
the Allied Powers to put a Hapsburg as
Ruler over Mexico, and thus create a
monarchy on our borders is exciting pro-
found emotion here.
The fact that some such scheme was on
the taps, has been in possession of the
State Department for some time past and it
will be found that dispatches have already
been sent to our Ministers at London,
Paris, and Madrid, protesting energeiicaIly
against any such project
Among other things presented to the
House yesterday, was the memorial of the
Geographical and Statistical Society, ask
ing the intercession of Congress with refer
ence to Ship Canal intersectinp the St
Lawrence river and all the great lakes GU
the Northern boundary with the Atlantic
ocean in the Bay of New York. in any
future adjustment of commercial relations
between the United States and Great
Britain.
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GENcENN4TI MARKET
g CrNcTNNATr Feb %

OANCANNA1l3 GCOs w.
FLOUR offered freely, and the market for
this reason closed easier, though prices are
not lower. Sales of 1000 bbls at 450 for
superfue; 4.6O@4.65 for extra AIS for
family.
WHEAT active at es@l.oO for red; LOO
Ito for white
CoRS firm at 80, and OATS 284.
= WHISKY declined to III and In fair de-
mand at the decline.
MISS PORK. in good demand, which was
freely met by holders; sales of 2, 100 bbls
Fair demand for bulk meats with sales Of
45o, oo0ilbs at 81 and for shoulders and
sides; 100000 ditto sides at Al packed, de-
Iivered at Chicago, l,1O0 boxes Chicago
packed middles delivered in New York at
6@64.
LARD u; 500 kegs sold at 8.
No change in groceries.
Exchange Arm at I prem. Gold dull at
3 prem.
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PORTLAND. NE, Feb 20.--The Bohemian
from Liverpool the 9Th via Londondery the
| 7th, arrived here this morning with one
days later news. 80
The Canada, from Boston, arrived al
| Liverpool on the 9th inst
| Both Houses of Pertinent had voted
unanimously an address to the Queen. In
response to her speech. The opposition ap-
proved Of the course of the government in
the Trent affair.
Lord Derby thought that the federal
government had assente1 with very bad
grace to the British Government. -
Lord Palmerston said the distress in the
manufacturing districts in England from the
blockade of the Southern ports, would not
justify the interference of the government.
and that they would continue to maintain
their neutral course - - Is
The Bank of France has reduced its rate
of discount to per cent. @-L d
The product of the last cotton crop of In
dia was pouring into Bombay.
The iron-clad frigate. Warrior, on her
passage to Lisbon, labored badly. Her decks
and cabins were flooded In nine cases oat
of ten, she would not mind her helm.
The London Times city article saws the
funds opened on the 9Th, at a decline of
more than ], but gained frmness towards
the close. j
PARIS, Feb. 7tb.-The Moniteur, of this
morning, says, that Gen. Prime will not take
supreme command of the allied forces ia
Mexico, but each General viii preserve the
integrity of his own command.
The Federal gunboat, Tuscarora, left
Cowes, about O'Clock on the morning of
the 9th, and proceeded westward
The Nashville had forty hours start of
her. The engineer of the Nashville toldsthc
pilot who took her out, that it was agreed
by all on board that she should never be
captured thaa be had all the valves of the
engine so arranged that she could be blown
up in moment; that if the capture of the
Nashville was ever heard of, q violent ex-
plosion would accompany it.
Private kilograms from China quote tea
as higher. Silks were also higher Hold
ers of manufactured goods held them at
premium prices.
Singapoor was in the hands of rebels
Advices from Manila say that all the to-
bacco there is to be sent TO Spain.
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FoRT MoNRoR, Feb. 19.-No further ad-
vance has been made by Gen. Burnside, nor
was any Immediately expected. The gun
boats had returned from Elizabeth City
All the feet were at achor off Roanoke
Island. An immense quantity of trophies
have been captured, including a splendid
state Tag Of North Carolina, worked by the
ladies' OF that State. Also a quantity of
entiquated arms.
Col. Coreoran and seven hundred other
Federal prisoners are expected hourly TO
arrive at Old Point.
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WAsHINGToN, Feb. 20.--Numerous appli-
cations continue TO be made for permission
to trade at the several captured points on
the Southern coast, but none of them have
been granted.
Information has been received here that
the iron clad gunboat on the Ericsson plan,
Is SO near satisfactory to the official inspec-
tor, that a trial trip to Fortress Monroe is
contemplated
The Presidents son William, aged eleven
years, is so ill as to preclude the possibility
of recovery.
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WASHINGTON, February 2O.-A dispatch
boat from Gen. Burnside's expedition has
just arrived at Baltimore The official re-
port of Gen. Burnside is now on its way TO
the War Department.
The Federal losses at the battle of Roa-
nOke Island were SO killed and 2z2 wound
ed. The rebel loss was 13 killed and 80
wounded. The enemy were protected by
their entertainments, and poured destruc-
tive fire on our advancing columns, so that
our loss is the heaviest
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rRIRuNE's DISPATCH

WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.-The Navy De-
partment will issue proposals tomorrow,
for building a number of steam men-of- war
OF various kinds. The Department will
withhold for the present, the proposals for
iron-clad steamers. The constructors of
gunboats will be urgently pressed
In we'll informed circles here, it is posi-
lively asserted that Gen. Fremont has been
completely vindicsted of all the charges
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VIEW YoRK KARRET.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 20.
FLOUR dull and heavy, and Eve cents
lower, with only limited business for ex-
port and home consumption.
WHISKY continues unsettled at 25(0253=
small parcels at &c.
WHEAT very dull and dropping.
Corn dull and heavy.
PoRK-a fair business; market without
decided change
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ST. LOUIS Feb. 20.-Gen. HaIleck issued
orders that in consideration of the recent
victories won by the Federal forces, and of
the rapidity of the increasing loyalty of
the citizens of Missouri, the sentences of
the eight bridge-burners, heretofore con-
demned to death, are Professionally mitiga-
ted to close confinement at the military pris-
on at Alton. II, however, rebel spies again
destroy the railroads or telegraph lines, and
thus render it necessary to make severe ex-
amples, the original sentences against these
men will be carried into execution.
No further assessment will be levied or
collected from any one who win now take
the prescribed oath of allegiance.
Boards of Commissioners will be appoint
ed to examine the cases of prisoners of war
who apply to take the oath of allegiance;
and on their recommendation, orders will
be issued for their release.
Six additional boat loads of Fort Donel-
son prisoners arrived last night and this
morning, and will be speedily forwarded to
their destination.
Private adviees indicate that Columbus
has been, or is being evacuated. Prepar-
atoms will undoubtedly be made for an
immediate advance upon Memphis.
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Arrival and Departure of the
M a Il rs 81


THE time here set down is adjusted to eoAtraot
h0'Es. On the River there Is variation according
TINE OF CLOSING.
Railroad Mait for Yincen1es, Terre Haute,
Prlncetons Washington Petersburgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville, Iudianapo-
lis. Cincinnati. Louisville. st. Louis,
Cairo, Chicago and other Northsra. Eastern,
every day except Sunday at.....-..-.... 8A.M
Thursday, and Saturday at ekP.M
PadRc0h Mdig lriver) every day in the
week except Sunday and Thursday at MA. NJ.
Green Riser Mail (for Bowling Green and
way pointa) every Monday and Thurs
SD. Vernon Mall fIandl every. Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at So A. M
AetU HaF7noHg Mail every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at 71SAm
Roekport Mail Qand1 every Monday. We'd
Resday. and Friday at 81 A NJ.
Pstsrseargh Mod (wayl every Friday az sZ A. n.
lPetersburgh letters SO. come and go
by Railroad daily.) sat
CyaEhiaAa Mail every Wednesday at TP. NJ.
Leaves at A. n. Thursday m0fEing)
Military mail for Calhoun and Spottsyiie, II P. NJ.
TIME OF DELIVERING.
us4tLroad 1FaiI every day except Sunday at IA n
Arrives the night before, after office hours
4oatsgille Mad (riyer( every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday by 6P.M
Fldscah Mai, every day in the week except
Sunday and Thursday by sA,M
day by sP.M
at. Vernon Mad Qand) every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday by sR.M.
Es,o Harmony Mail, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday by Pm.
ROckPoTt Neil Cand) every Sunday at ,. NJ,
and Wednesday and Friday at A. N.
(Arrives the evening before, after office
hours.)
Petesburgh Mai fway1 every Friday by 81 A. N.
OysithianG M0SI every Friday at IA. N.
ARRIVES the evening before. after ONCE hours.l
6zS-Post Office OPENS at A. N. and closes at 2
P N. week days. Delivery closes from 20 90
A. N. on week days during the closing of the
Railroad mail Office open from to % A. H. on the
Sabbath
JAMES III. Men EELY, p. H.
Evansville, Ind, May 1. 1861. juIy2z-ywc
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WASHINGTON, Feb 5o.-Delegates from
mostlof the Railroad companies of the loyal
States, met this morning, IN pursuance OF
the invitation of the Secretary of War, with
view TO make arrangements for transport
ing troops, &c, on uniform terms. The
Convention was largely attended. After
the meeting had organized by the election
of Mr.. Corning as President, and Messrs.
Barlow and Kimball as Secretaries, the
Chairman dePutied Messrs. Jewett and Lew
is to invite the attendance of the Secretary
of War, who, shortly after arrived, accom-
panied by Gems. Mcclellan and Meigs.
Mr.. Stanton laid before the Convention,
the object of bis call, which was to throw
upon the Railroad companies, through an
efficient organization, the responsibility of
measures necessary for transporting Gov
eminent troops, &C., together with the es-
adjustment of fixed, moderate rate.
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NEW York, February 20.-The Karnack
has arrived with Havana dates to the 18th,
and Nassau dates of the sth
It is stated that several vessels had arriv-
ed at Havana, having run the blockade.
The steamer Kate Howes, sailed on the
Both, with part of the Gladiator's cargo.
probably for New Orleans.
The steamer Merimon sailed for Mata-
moras on the 7th.
The war in Veuzuela continued
. A frightfnl revolution is progressing in
Honduras. Gen. Guerardillo has been assas-
sinated. The troops had joined the insur-
gents and excuses were being committed
in TFuxillo 4a
Matamoras dates TO the I'd, say that
British commander had attempted to take
seaman from an American vessel. but
United States gunboat protected the man.