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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31
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DYSPEPSIA.
Liver Complaint, Fever and Asus. 40.
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prtcs 0y1 DolsA
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strength, oesifky ectsn q de liver bowels an
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

srAr1prNc-s PREPARED CLUE
, 1861-03-22

i Sout4cra Review Of scme standing, nrd
supposed to TeMeeeDt Sout1eln oplutou to
very conslderalia extent, lEyotes soma atten.
tion to thu people Of the c:tyaud State Of New
York, aud is especially soIicltous tha: New
York city should erect herself into = Tree port
aud sep1rate 1c;,rb1 c. lis argument ia favor
oftuch step Is ovsr1hclmi1;-so fir as cpl
tlets have tlla: property-aud IL as f,!lows:
Should New York fail to erect herr elf into
free port a2d paratc republic; should she
remain under this dominion Of the corrupt,
ycnal wire workers Of Albany, and the I'm
m 3ral, iuildcl, asrarian, tree-1oye Democracy
OF Western New Yo'k; shouli she put herseii
under the rule Of PUritaEs, the yllett, most
selfish and unpriGcipied Q: ihs human race;
should she join Northern confcderacy;
should abe make New England, Western New
York, Northern Ohio, Northern Indiana, or
Northern Illinois her mas:ers; shoulA sho
make enemies Of her Southern friends, and
Northern enemies, she will sink 10 rise 70
more. Better, thousand times better, to
come under the dominion OF free regroee, Of
gypaics, than Of Yankees, or low Germans, or
Canadians. GJpsies and free negroes have
many amiab!e, noble, and generous traits;
Yankees, sour krout Germans and Canadians
none Senator Wade says, and Seward, too,
that The North will absorb C.nad.. They arc
ha1ftrue; the vile, sensual, animal, brutal, in
Idel supsrstitious, Iicealious, democratic pop.
uiatiou Ut the North become the masters Of
Nov Yo.l:-what then? Outside OF the city,
tho State Of New YORK ia Iaakee aud purltan-
ical; compo.cd Of as base, unpriuc9p!ed, super
stitious, l:centlous and agrari4n and anarclical
population as auy Oh earth. Ma, We do rot
hesitate to eay, It is thc ri1est population on
earth. Ifthc cify does not scceae and erect a
separate republic, this population, aided By the
Ignorant, base, brutal, sensual, German intt-
d:ls OF tna Northwest, the stupid democracy
Of Canada flor Canada will in some way co..
alesce with the Nonh), and the arrogant and
tyrannical people Of New England, will BE-
come masters OF the 1t5tinits OF New York.
, 1861-03-22
A New Version Of tho Fort Sumter
Matter.
iF,cm t'.e Cleveland uerald.]

NA4utSGToS, MafCu II. 1871.
We lave an item OF information In tela-
tion to the Cabinet history Of the Sumter
matter. befors the retlEcmcnt Of the lato Al
mluis,ration, which somewhat surprises u.s.
aud will, we thiak, be news to ur.{eadefs.
It was stated this morning by Ex-Att01ne5
General Stanton that Mr.. bachannu, Sae{oia-
~ Black, Treasurer Dix, and Attorney Ger-
eral tarton were in favor Of relnlorcsnens
Of Fort Sumter, but the opposition vi Secre-
tary Of WaEnolt and General aeot1 Mas acis, 20 20
decided as tb 5,rzvtut tic project. IT Will be
seen by the aboyc statement that this consulaa"
tion and dIrisfon Of ecnzlment occurred before
the last cast made of the Cab net. MI Stan'
ton mikes no cOuccatment OF tins matter, and
IL var; emphatic in his statements, aud ayers
tta. Sumter nigh: Lave heen reinforced W
co,tr:cs. TA's places different view upon
The matter from the one generally creoHeo,
and ciyee rise to mauy criticisms upon the po-
sItIous assumed By Secretary Holt land General
Scott It probably would not be tn perfect
accordance With military tactics to throw men
and suppiies into be:lt ged tort bg co4trsct
with an .uteYprisinX Skipper, bnt practical
men would not QUESTION tie means employed,
provided the o:j=tt Sought were at!alnsd.
The reinforcement, however, Of sumter was
one thing ct The time Of which Mr.. Stanlon
speaIs. lad another thing now. Men, metal
and offences have dally accumulated, aud
what might thcu have been feasible mater,
IN II now te utterly itnrEacticAble- The COM
1neuts made upon this statement OF ex-Attor-
ney General StAutor, surpose that Gcncral
Scott looked III tue QUESTION merely with re.
fined military eye, hence deelued no plan of
reiuforcem. ut lracticlble unless made by reg
ular military approach, wtita Mr.. Holt tooK
cou1srl Of his apprehension 1llat conflict
might be brought uu which would complicato
Federal Affairs, aud driee tho Border 6tates
into the artns of the Cotton irai'oTl.
, 1861-03-22

The Washington correspondent OF the Fhtla'
delphia Ffess furnishes translation OF letter
received from IN Intelligent German IN the In
terior OF Texas, from which it appears that tue
Unionists are sufficiently strong IN that State
to make stand by the side Of Gov. Houston.
The writer Of tho letter says:
The result Of the election yesterday Is the
following; 3l7 votes for Union, and only II
votes for Secession. Twelve counties in the
northern part OF the State hare threatened, in
the Lesisl .tuze, 10 seccdo from Texas ii the
l,tttr wlihda9s from ihe United States.
However 1t must be REMEMBERED That many
votes Will be lest by intimidation, especially
at places where The Sscesklonists are numer-
ous. There they will probab ; be successful.
We learn from private leters from San An
tonic tha: tho Union part1, even in the event
Of defeat, will take to ar11e, and not rec;g-
uize the resolutions Of the Convention IV1en
aiu the North put a stop to oil that, and support
ies ra.,iots3 1t ia shameful that army officers
must lay down their arma without being able
to defend them elves. For, afier even Gen.
Twiggs had lost the command, he yet succeed
ed IL surrendering the army and arsenal to tho
Gecessionists before the new commander-ln-
chief, who ROW lies with his men before San
Antonio, had arrived from Camp Verde, I
hear many persons asserting that they would
prefer 10 live under the greatest deapotism
than under ths rule Of the secesslonlstA
, 1861-03-22
no TAXES.

Among the reasons which will draw em1.
rta,ion to Illinois it should be mentioned
that for the next two years no taxes are to
be COLLECTED. The last Legislature passed
. law requiring, that with lhc e1ccQ'lon o'
the school and one or two other sn'atl mat
tcrs. no taxes should be levied, for the rca-
son that they were not wanted. Under tue
old system murc than thrcc-four'ts Of
million of dollars had accumulated, and
were lying idle in the treasury; ano .h.s !.
with the income from the Central road II
was found would pay all the expenses Of
the State Government for the next two
years, The fact shows degree OF prof.
perity which ought to have controlling IL
tluence III determining immigrants to seek
a home in Illinois. when taxation again
commences, d very small levy will provide
for all the expenses Of the state, and pay
Oft our entire debt. No section Of The
Union offers so many inducements TO the
hardy, the intelligent and the industrious
as The Stale Of Illinois.
, 1861-03-22

thcy must obviously put some plan IN e1'
ccation forthwith. Thoy cannot more
than fail Of getting New Mexico, while ii
they neglect their chance, they will utterly
and forever fail Of getting old Mexico.
On tho whole, the prospect Of annexing
any part Of Mexico to the slave empire Is
is not brilliant. After war Of three yea1s,
The Liberal and rightful government Of
Mexico las been established Mt the capital
The revolution is at IN: end, aq1 peace IS.
once more restored throughout tue repuo'
lie: Every party aud faction th1oughoo1
Mexico coaturs in hating and fearing
slavery, Juarez himself is IN Indian Of
full blood &c comes directly under the
ban of The Montgomery Convention as a
man Of m inferior if not servlle race
Every impulse and instinct Of the Mexican
neoplc abnors and repels tho contact Of
s1averr Our war of 1876 taught US that
Mexicans ar. pretty well up to the task OF
defending themselves on their own SOIL
| But aside from this, the civilized world Is
| engaged to stop the spread OF the oaroas-
ism peculiar to JEFF Dayiss government ID
cycry direction whatsoever, on the same
principle that the s!ars IN tlelr courses
fought against Sisera-"
, 1861-03-22
Resurrection OF Eepea1 in Ireland.

4 monster petition to the British Parliament
Ia low receiving signatures Of the Celtic coun-
ties Of lrcland asklpg that the principle which
Lord Johu Rassetl has applied to the settle
ment Of Italian aftlirs, may be resorted to for
tAepurpose Of establishing The separate nstion-
atity OF that Island. The petitioners contend
that fthe popular vote Is to dec de the destiny
ot the Ron1agua or Sicily, it should have equal
weight in dsei4irg the lestinies Of Letnster or
Munster. Thittecn ytslrs ago such an argu-
ment would hayo been Irresistible. - At that
tluc probably thfee-funrlhs Of the people OF
ireland favored separation from Great Britain,
aid tho r. pealers found lc I'd echoes in an obc
but Violent press, and powerful but not In
corrupuole delegation to Parliament. Since
then The tables hayu turned. Hundreds Of
thousands Of tho Roman Catholic population
have e.niyratcd, and to-dhy the Calllc popula-
ton comprises bare maj5rity, if tho descend-
ants Of the English and Scotch settlers In the
E Ast and North do not excetd the aboriginal
rlca In numbers, as they certainly do IN wealth.
intelligence and tho various ruiiug aualitiea-
OF tho journals Ia Dublin hat oDc, pretending
to much influence identities ITSELF with tho
new movement. And the fAmous, or rather
Infamous "BrIgade" has been broken up,
partly By Government patronage, aud partly
hy the elements Of discord in its own ranEa,
until it has ceased to exist, and its very name
has become term Of Disgrace. Owing to
these disintegraling influences We consider It
very Questionable whether an actual majority
OF the adult population Of the screen Isle !"
would TO day vote In favor Of a separate na-
tionality. It Ia certainly much easier to as
snrne the fact than to prove lt.-M 7. Com.
advertiser.
, 1861-03-22

From Inc NashF1ue ttA] OeaoC1ae'I
The Salem Illinois advocate, gave an account
Of tbs death, by accidental burning, near
patoka, Marion County, on the 23d Of Febru'
agy, Of - a yonny Lady formerly school teacher
At Nashville, Washington county" No name
was given BIZ the ddrpedte. Since then, how"
eyer. q Letter va. received By our post master
from Noah johnson, ESD, who states that,
1,reyious to ler death, the girl Gaye her name
ps Emma Hearus. Mr. johnson also says that
Ae has heard it said since her death tnat her
n1mct Is sarah Hodges." After strict enquiry
NC are enabled to " that no such person IS
1hr ono described ever taught school IN or near
4 sear or two ago the New York Asylum
for ti,e destitute aud homeless" brought to
this place 4 numbEr of orphans and secured
for them homes among our farmers. Among
these was girl 1ittsen or sixteen years Of
are. who bore The name Of Sarah Hodges. This
x.rl WAS indcntrred to farmer near hy, but
6ne soon tired .. 1tr home aud lcayingl II came
to this place, Bhe vas employed 1or 6otne
lin. Us i seryaut girl in the family Of Capt.
Cot{.y, end subsequently, 1T tAe "Verhor
House" She was regarded as dissolute and
depraycd character. Sne left this place some
thing ore. q wear ago, and from all tho facts
He lsaye been able to gather, the girl referred
to ly the .idpuea.e as having lost her life by
burning. as nboye stated, WIS none other than
the Sas..h Hodges to whom ne here reler:
Her condition In uf., coupled With the TACT
that she stated that her mother resides In New
York. aad, In short all the Incidents connect
ed with her horrible and premature death,
would seem to verify this conclusion.
, 1861-03-22

Great ttIorts arc making TO inducethe Presi-
dent to withdraw tue nomination OF Mr. Hal
ioway as Commissioner Of PAtents. In tlat
eyen:. Mr., Fogg Of New Hampshire will
probably be nominated. When that office Is
1;Iicd one of the flrst removals will be that OF
Sir. Snuge1t, present Chief clerk. 1t was lie
who endeayorcd to force through an exten.
sion Of Mr.. McCor1nlck's Reaper pateut, until
stopped ty Congress. He did extend tue four
Hussey patents, aud, and after hearing the
argument at night, made the decision early
ueIt morning. aud Ind ali the papers signed in
onn day. which. In the ordinary routine, con- n
ITibAnA.
, 1861-03-22

REV MEXICO AND OLD MEXICO.
That which was prclic.rd at the open
1nc Of the first &C: in the secession drama,
or. rather, that which Inns been known and
rcad Of all men for tic 1ast len or fifteen
years, concerning the purposes OF tic slave
1uopaganda towards Mexico, is now bc-
coming unmistaE:.a';;T apparent. New
Mexico for the ea:-e ot old McH'co' has
bean 1he inspiring motive Of Southern IT.
tics since the memorable year IN Which
Daniel Webster Declared that tue former
country was coEscc:a.cd 10 freedom ty the
edit of the Almighty, and Stephen A. Doug
La said that tho strongest argument
against prohibiting h!ave,y there by
Congressional cnsct'acnt WIS that it was
no. necessary for the accomplishment Of
the object. An article which VIC publish
elsewhere froa a Georgia paper dlscloscs
the nuimus Of JEFF. D3yis's government on
the Mexican q.cstion. The doctrine that
might makes hight, coupled with TIC
obvious truth that Mexico is necessary TO
The extension aud perre1ui:y Of The slave
system, is forcibly presented and 1'1ac'i-
callv insisted upon More significant, how
cycr. is The recent speech CT Alexander Il.
Stenhens at Atlanta, in which, after bland
observation that Washington, Jefferson
and Madison were "taney politicians, he
r,roceeds to forcs1aadyw negro oliEaFchT
extending all the way to Central america.
The slave drivers lave already pretty
-r,1e stretch Of territory bordering on old
Mexico, longer indeed than the whole
southern boundary of New Mexico. Du-
xine the past year or two, however, tic
chief difficulty oftlc Government has been
not so much to prevent Texas IRON hlli"
clustering Mexico as 10 prevent Aex'co
from conquering Texas The 1i1Ft set
speech, or one Of the first, made ly Ar.
Wigtall in the Senate was an earnest ap-
neal for men and money 10 put 1:'wn tie
desperate Cortinas, who was then having
things pretty much lis own way IN the
neieh hborhood of Brownsville. Tie Kan
sss experience has shown j. Davis q Co.
that something better than contig'1;'y vi
soil is necessary TO enable taem 10
seize and retain any particular tract
Of country over which they may
desire to extend their delightful institution.
They understand perfectly that it is not
only necessary TO he The ne1t-docr neigh
bors Of the coveted territory, but also 10
fence out and keep off ill oll.cr ne1Ehbors
and institutions. To this end it is rsscn-
t:al that New Mexico should he taken, and
taken care Of, by the 81 Confederate gov
ernmcnt, without unreasonable delay. The
way to take il and the way 10 take care Of
4, We are not prepared to indicate; but
J. Davis g. Co. are ftrtilc in cxpedicnts, :
aad have plenty OF money. Possibly they
migh1 steal il, before Buchanan's Office
holde1s nse removed; hut whn&cvc4 their
process OF taking and holding possession,
, 1861-03-22

VIII teICfGnce 70 Tie feccnt E1tcLIon Il [l1oI
State, tho North Caro!ina Standard sais:
The truth is, tue Uniouists In the late cam.
p.i.n triumph cd Mike over trtason, p:ssiou.
ilaud, and ialsehood, and it nay be, British
c.,ld. Tho reoplc, on the oS!h II February,
dtaIt tue conepirators against the Union Of tls
States, aud against the rights, the interests End
Tue sa'ety Of North Carolina, mortal blow.
The beast of Dlsuniop WAS wounded rnto
death. but be still has power as l,e writhe5 in
lis tinal agony. Let us finish him. Let the
people sci their mark on the agitators and dis.
turters Of their peace Let the good work Of
crushing out tho fanccyites 20 on. Let them
lion il North Carolina, The people have spo-
ken, and it becomes conspirators to hide their
heads. When the eagle Is abroad let the bats
and owls retire TO their holes.
, 1861-03-22

- - vllt IN, 13.M.
ProT. Toon.
DEAR sIE:-1 WIS iadocair, 70 than 4 ys&- o:o
to try yuur xAluabs EBlr E.aorcsc snr he ruEcoxA
ofclekI>in< head an lru,E A:d S.tGr rsd With
Ea1 neytas 70 do M asy yoe4 /. rau, wing ts Al
thorsh had irien n'2ns p tco.raiiou. nnsN saw
there at I,a lime ea11: as ,,s / Kunkl1'a Drug
st Fe, snd norsht b.tte md 10. a'a tpaTe, to
fsmovea ali saat, uf n my hea1, aat M spples-
ae e nps1 n Ixc sase aet ~
halls had oeeonr qise VIII Id rsce+ and By The ~
OF your preparation ms been soFcd = ~ oEtI1na
color. ali nov afty .tar- OF .se a,i alr,ou1h
bare asea 20 bottles Of 10 estora':.c, 10 one has
on. knnvc.Gt 1t It ALL lew ErGy hairs 10 re-
main IN ozter 10 hase ny app, aran.u romfo1t Nth
nv bead; ny head /. now IT n.s Eoublo u me. tn
bean c,!'t :na!t-r sonE preparation Of zfe.t
valn.. ad although d. ns lk u cxpose myselS
coU-lder II nj d1ty t. SAY fO Xou tn Or any
part OF It aay atnps you hIaE proper, wozta
anything to you- fauT5, &C.
, 1861-03-22

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pLoax1Sarc9. Ind- 1nfy R<b. nsA.
TrAa sH-lh tre s=nd 3ou statement ihst tatuk
you ara sntitlsd 10 thu rcGeel Ct rr.fdent Of
Bloomington. and hare been { ov,r thirty ytArA I
yeass past ny har has hses tu coo tderanJ SreJ
anA almost e1tFs " wht:< aad very .tiE mud
plant had seen auu1uee ot certificates Of .h. vsrJ
wonderful effect OF sour A7ir Restorative. but sop
posed sns-e ~ more c,ton tHaA tsuso IL them. ont
bla Fessaral to il Stisinai cA.ar md nteness i
~ In ms younger Ea. = cAut1 Il cE ifot Cluttea
would make tna 1pcrtlast foMma: ct X In . ANAL
wav. pu1thA-c1 o. or your .utait b%lt.R, at oua
dollar. ant commence pkias ltos Ing eiferlt
near AZ could. Icon CD seEc1 f* ia 'dsar TO
moved and my hair, that tana OF In large gum.
tiles vas. considerably uEhtSuel Aud = Eauie4l
chMr &c tnxin1 p!aca III cGlor. havs co nucd 10
usetI tlt have u,rd CT yuur small hossls1 aa
Just begun On tbs k,artl nAvt a. psr " head
of .arx brown, trhs sok tlack hair as an' nsa
Wss:eEt. v. stnia W bead Is enLsety sle.r .. dan
4 a s:fs .od aae aad les!. oy = taonEh vaa
e ny seanas:, .anss. ~ -. " soY i; M ratsS
the snecs ot your eetcrti,r. It !. almost iE posi-
bfa to convince sac that It l. tho original haE Of ths
AIMS ell 2sos hcah
FREDERICK 7. BUTLER
Bloomington. Mon1oo County, lQdfa12>
, 1861-03-22

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, 1861-03-22

1RAfl& U12cuA&1U0e0 m &73"11s:
Tic following post~ot1ices In Texas arc not
supplied WITH tho mail, the contractors haying
stepped ~ account Of Indian depredatiors
End ut!;tr causc.:
Buchanan County, Camp Cooper; Young
County, JAcksborc. Antelope and Salt Hill: :
Wise County, Decatnr aad West Fork; Pala
p.nto County, Ple.sa1t Valley and Eu,sell's
store Erath County, Stephensviilc, Uutfau,
Squaw Creek md P4luxy; Bosque County,
Meridian; Parker County, Cooper Hill AMI
BA.h. The post-otlice At Gsmma, Parker
Comfy, is discontinued. The postmaster ut
Eewbesry has given up Lis post.
, 1861-03-22

hfr. Chase will issre proposals for Sl7, ,c0c,-
600 Of tic loan authorized by the late Ton.
gress, after comforting with some OF the pr'ncl'
pal capitalists as TO the proper time aud mode
Of reaching the money market, with the least
disturbance to the ordinary course Of business.
-W4&h. CIR, NJ ?. Iritufs