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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28

Which the Editor Of the Courier womld
haze made upon the Bank Question, had
he been elected Torn Representative.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

TUVRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whseeas, On The Let day
j Of June, A. D., 1850, h. A. Hart and Mary
J. Hart, his wife. executed unto Austin Coebin
= Trustee, > certain Deed Of Trust, eoeveying -
said Trustss the land in Clinton county, lows,
described - follows, to-Wit: The southwest
quarter Of section ssvsntssn m In township No.
eighty-ons [8l.] north u mage number six I'll
east Of the 6th psiocipAl meridian which said
soaveyanos was nade BY the said II. =. aad
Mary Hart, for the purpose Of securing the pay-
ment Of nine certain pronisoogy notes, stgoed ~
said q. A. Hart, dstsd the LIT day Of June, 4. D.,
1850, and one Of which was payable -
follows, to-wis: for the sam II lfty
dollazs, due in one year from data, paysais
with exchange on New York City, and with later
st ct the rate Of ten per oent. per annan afese
maturity. full description Of IL he netss
will - found IN the Deed Il Trust, rssse9ed =
pege ~, book ~" q Clintca eounly rseeeds.
And now, said desesibed nsto having beeo0e
due and payable and The said q. 4. Hsst hsving
failed 70 pay the saae, ]. Austin Cesbia
Trustss = Aforesaid, do hershy give this psb-
lie notice. that By virtue Of the power which g II
me vested BY said DEED Of Trust, will, On 6a1-
urday, the 18th day u Jsly, 4. D. 1851, =
the hosf q nine o'clock IN the fosenoos sfsaid
day, q the Court House door In the clty n Dov-
export, expose and offer for sale, st pablie &C.
tion. the parcel Of land shove deses3bed, Or -
nush thereof - shall b necessary 70 satisly
and pay the amount Of said note, With The In
tseeet thereon % the day Of sels. tsgsthss With
I'll the costs and expeooee ettending I'D oalo,
costs Of this notice and Trustss's fsss.
Dated ths 18th day Of yuIs, 4. D: 1881.
AUSTIN CORBlN,
june6-dtl Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14
REAL ESTATE :"
$50, 900 ORTIZ OF
RDslk R0EA1D
= DavoopoEt a1l - Claire, loWa,
1ee 81 Lev: - q 2ney Togue.

- ~ Lev - - 10y Terms.
Tvn1 0UDoCRu0R oYyHns .v0R eALR
Cet&a4e, vith 10K 80 z lid Il shigh staSss
ssltvssisa, dt1c s - ~ 4 + d!eiss, -
sc..asselaq 2 aae.aeeo9t ~ & ~ 4isiolQ
81. Ths dsssgs ssssaiss 49, "a : ssi ~
ead 4 IN ssap!s6s sspais. 1hs onsd0 = I'm &
the choicest shs.bbs1, eesvSsniss. 6s1pos 4
sall beauiae. -, -. AsAaifsy ye.ac ssI.sa =
:; e. =: ::: = ss9 e =: g.; ~ {: =:
g :.: s:s', =: .... e: = -: :.
pi06et tease eevsotee AiGh. 1wolve aGssDe e ~
lad ferns ~ pask g woodland. The Cot1nGo
would - al With lsn thaa The - assss q T.
ONE 30 ACRE LOT,
high seaae q sslavatiea, aaa vell adaItsd fas ;
fruit cd vegstabls garden. Being innediaasly
besk = II Claiss, i sisis1 rapidlS = sa1ss.
90 - Dsssk Dvsllias usass ~ Lee =
DAVENPORT.
That beaatitul rosideoeo q Tie ooeDee q Deoiy
80 Twelfth stseees, With The lot'sa vhisA &
sean4s, treating 219 loet - DVdy slsest b $50
fest In depth 70 - 1oot alley, viii sasziaeswsy
AID good seable, eouiage-he1ss aad vagss-she1
ssaPlsts. The Asass eoatains - seons vith -
IN saens - god eellas. An exesllsat sist1n
u - the pee0iGes.
A SUBSTANTIAL AND OONvHNIBNT
. brick Dvvolllmg Mouse
COMMA % NHNEa ANO PBRRY D9s..
Lot 20 b - feet 70 . - foot allsy, with gssd
cellar, stable aa1 Wood-ohod. 0as throuRhouf ~
Aease; god wstR % The pssaisss, ~
THREE DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLE
FRAME HOUSES.
Thnno 49, annHoan g. - A. -. ,no~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14
I'M olIHT HuoLlSu REMEDY.
it, UIR JAMES CLARKG'S
CelebrUieA Female Ptl1a

,X1 oR3AT EuGLlSu REMEDY.
@f UIR JAMES CLARKI'S
CegebrOie1 Female rus.
FpsssseeA ~ Regal Issssss Patent.
AE1srsS ~ = pgesvtps;es y 81 J. 0sshs, II
d. Pkssie6se AberssvStessv = ~ 0ssss.
TAis invalualas nedisins Il ualAiling In TIE
suse Of ~ thess paiuSul saA dangerous disssset
g whieh he fsal1ls oeastitutioa y snAjest. II
uoassa1oo I'll e1eem 81 rsnoves I'll ohsesuelieas.
~ aDssdy sass ny - relied q.
! 70 A1ANRoIO lAOlGo
4 = pseulieriy soieed. Il win, n . shost tine,
NJ = he moetAly psris1 viii ssgalariIy
- boetle, psiee One De1les, beass the Govern
- oeanp & Qsess 1tdtaias - pssvsst sesn-
!; a: :: IS: s.; ~; ri; s ts ~ 49,: +:
So - 80 = 1sisl = AS<ssv'sea ~ :
u - $500 e 1asvs1s - erinal ASsetieas,
Pa 8 - Desk aaa Nnls, 1aesus % sl,ehi
e1setiea. rAlpitatios e ~ hsas1, Hystseisp sad
Whites, tAeoo ptlls Win eGset eass vhsa I'll eth
. nea1e have tailea; aaA altheagh . powerful
reQedy, - ~ eoaGAia iroa, ealoQe, aatinony, q
aavtAilg hartlal = The seastitatiea.
PAIL diseeeeae II ~ paaPAlet ssesad sash
> Da14sssa 49, sasa4 = ees:gsl!y psees:yed:
& q 3D. jon G06RAs klAts / q. 1elA.ia : O.
.N.B-Sl.ee cd : pes&aes stanps seciossi !.
, any aatAorissA agsat Will insuss bottls, soa
tainiAg - pilll, b ntam rail.
Sold by al Drsogise y Davenport AID slss
where. aeve-dAv1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14
uGuTE & DRADDURY'S
PA1DR INSULATED vuIL meu vaAMD INV soAl1
Grand an Square Plano- Portoo,

= The Ias1lassd Iron frame prseerv,a
TIE original tone Of The nstransnti i
III IL parity, securing It foe eli tine against tAaa
most disagrooablo tnny quality II tone Invariably
found in Ill other Iron fams Piano Fortss. Il
greatly stssngthsns the sase and thus keeps the
instrument much faller, rishse and swsstsr tone,
II adapss The Piano 70 I'll climates and 70 eli chan
gos Of stmosphero, and In I'll roepeote it II no
nouneed, and in III respects it 10 pronounced 81
Cur beet "astsle" the greatest impssvsaent Of tie
49, In Fiano-Fsrte eon:tzuetion; predueing an in
srs made in this country or Europe.
a lev eoeol00uDalo ln soeosa q ~ snnevau
esSey - eas Nsw scale Rassas lasulassl Fiass
III have sxanined the Piano -Fostss Il Hehte
: Bsadburys with entire aatisfaetion. know nj
eountFy eeelsewksss." -Dn. LOWELL Mason. 70"
In clsarnsss, riehnsss, and volume Of tone, del.
easy, elastieity Il toash and ne repeating aetioa
I have never played upon their squal.@H. 4.
WoLLmuAurT.
In vcl.ne. .ishss.. sv:nncss, and parity q
aud n that Sssasifsi sinsinE quality . d:.,sSi.
yet 20 seldom feaod."-EnsiIn Hssos.
toss Sqsars Piano fests. s-ls,aS. HA M 80
l an aseeaishsd And delighted with the ~
Thaee must be . splendid future for Uehte r
Bsadburys' Piaao-Fostss." -0Ao. r. RsoF.
shave nsvee played upon % 1ne and instsu.
nsnt."-0Do. r. BnIsFow.
II consider then - % beauty, richness, fullneal
ana equality 1t toae, q wen = their aezesshle
elastic toeeh, equal Il not superior T. any Piaaoi
mAde in this country a 4mope."-KAnL Wnas.
"ln power, quantity, and equality Of toes, tAsy
-esteiaAy e1eel; while foe thss peculiar rich ed
.i1giug toae . invaluo1le - IN oeeom panimonl
t. de voies. have nsver net their eqnal,-C
bA0olul.
"Thsy have II the ssqairsoeats foe SUPERIOR
intevpe0entioo e 18Th classical and modern 49,.
poellioas.s-4. 011AHoea.
Wasssoeo le1 Dseeoe eeess. Nv deer
- q 0s0aaWsv, New xosk.
o0elt-lyoov
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14
Peansylvania Central Railrsad.
>
00osvoea Pielshnsg anA 4Alaaelphsa,
=! 0spseitv If The Road . nsu equal 70 Aae
r. tie Obsnsvy.

IL tks Obsmsvy.
.hREH THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
I voHMEcTlNG direct in the Uaiea Depot st
Wett n Cities ise Philadslpiia, New Yorh. Bos.
~, baitinose, sad Washiagtoa City; thus fur
11GAing fasilities for the tsaaopoetat3on Of Pas
noeen sassRpaassd. for spssd and ssafost By
1ale..saad Fast Liass ran through 70 PAilads.
80 without change Of Cara Or Cendustoes.
ekiae Cara are attached 70 eoeh tsaine
WeeoraGs Sleeping Can 70 Expssss cd Fase
casoo: Tas 1xpreee runs daily, Nail and Pas
e1oeb ounAaye szsepssd Thrselas!y 4saius eoa-
80 direct e new York. Expeses and Fast
~ een1eee Tor baltimore and WashinGtoo.
nseee Itein leaves PittsburgA ct ! 4. n, o..
usv Yosk le:3e P. Y.
Nail Train Leaves Pittsburg A. n, arriving
fhiladslphis IL ?. ", New Yoek I:S0 A. 4.
esuadelpais o. Baltimore st s:So 4 n, New
=: bsiiy f,si.:: ...v... pA,,.a.,,,,. "A
Nev York; two Daily Traias bstween New Yosi
- 49, = TnsossA Iisksts Can Rail )ase good
l. noet Tiekets 70 Bostoa ass gssa via NeevieA,
vaQ 0vss, q Stoningtea Hnee.
3Iekets Eastward na1 b obtainea q CIV Il he
Important Railroad O1en II The West; also g
Ssasd Any q " rsgslar Line q SteaMsss O IL
I'll 6tfeee Of ths Coapaayi In Boslon. New ~.
0AlNnaee. = Philadalp&ia.
1Ies alvey. - low g by any other roats.
Aak for Tickets By Pittsburgh.
NE completion Of the We6tesn eoanoetiooe q
- Pennsylvania Railroad 70 Chicago, makss TIT
sas direct line bstvssa tie Hastsad the GO
ne eonaestion Of tsasks by tie Railroad Bride,
O. Httsbu1gA. avoiding al dlayaeo O. ferriaee y
SbedgAt together with The saving Of tine ars "a.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14
ROBERT SIMPSONS !
rlre an Life Insurance leensv

Firs an Life Insurance Ageasy,
A1HBRs 10 INsUReRS ALL TIE ADvAr.
- tagss thas nay - ebtainsd IN aay way by
=. s 81: s.'s. = ~ .:....ssss cs.pa.y.
s. ~ - neessss.e Z Adjustment q lo6sss.
a.. fsiis|s 4 vIisi u 1sia,r, ,,,ts,...
ntAs rss11s.
0As.sAI nwsasnsD. ovn ss,pos. ~.
AsIellsvss
Continental r1fe Insurance Co.. III.
0sss 0PtssissS s~S'ss. sl,eoasso,
/. Mstrspslitsn plrs N. Co., ~,
a. 0spisal ~ sssPsss. ess4. 80.
STATE yIrelns1Esnes Co., Nv haven,
a. OSt's,sad ssvp'ss. eaaseoo.
SEVERITY BlFs Insurance c., \. Yesk.
=. GA 0pi's ~ sw5i& esll.ssl.
IN Doelan1 HiEe Ar movino lneur.
apee CompeAys Dagtfogd,
- 0Apssi - sAss'.s eaas.ooe.
u1GnalQ6 In1nFaass G.. 1ev Yesk,
Aseus,sls)sj Oh Asss1s ~ Psppsvov - a.
.s1a laNssk es.O00Oo0L
y0nn WANTS.,
1s1ietos foe The aboss nAnsd Conpaaies, u g.
tAeEisea = teke Risn ~ inue eslisiee.
[sssass n1g1Exnono - DAv1Hgsag.
H.H. 0ailA, Esq., Janss MeCesA. -. No..
R1B1AGo& Winia0o; O. q. 0ood, 1se.s H. II.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14


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- $3.50 81 80
RR -
6ff4 1x3FW III R&kfk1n. 49,
$3.50. 49,
>.ess ssesssgA1 =. 49, 's'~
- 49, r DmI0D. r1,1n1 IL n
- 49, 'sss4' - WI N
ss I1..aaaaA
$3.50. = 1879
u ~ - - - -. 1865.
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As11Es, IAN. II, 1see.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

=. oOoTAs
"A 0NCOND e1RRB1, BIfW1Iu -!
81 - hssk ls!ssd. SsspseefslIy s..ss.ec I'd
- ~ sltisans q Daysapsst thas - =
pass1 -
Clo0n, COloR an1 nan
OLD - - 10
in1e 80 go. ct shsst 49, ss1 n s.s1 ~
anS RoeclIeee the pleees y Uooeo9
49, Psny - nosk - roO4H.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14
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voC1A - &c. nallSua1 = - ~ -
OA 455o1n, 0o5S0hoa. OIovc5on1. O8noinno1ls
j o3H11nn D1rRfGk DnIS1a Ifonan ~, A.,
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49,. ~ W.. 4 xS.s2.s1s -
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1000 = = - go
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U0SA~n ~ 1871 ~ ~. 49,,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

a PPkIOATION0 FOR INSURANCE AND
IA Polieie issued II The abeve a 81 =
opoaa1bao Oe0pa1dee, q INT ela0 rieke ~. -
JOaNL, 0WI3A
neal Ho1aAo and Iasusoaee Isent
MIOKOLLS DLOOK.-UP eT1iR0.
oeH1oin
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-14

Z
- 80 % 41xA4a 'ssuTs1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-31
Nj ORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD,
DIR. wADswORrH's DRY UP

newly discovered, perfect and speedy cure for this
loathsome disease "a its form No person suffering
from Catarrh, bad Cold in tho Head should hesitate
moment but procure a bottle of the Dry Up at once.
There is not any mistake about the above remedy AM
II may be had In Worcester of ALBERT ;. LDEFlN
Agent, 265 Main st; also Of the Proprietor H. BUR
E1NGToN, Providence r. l. du lalV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-31
0aaortestrr Qailp Spy.


LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the First Session OF the lhirty-
Seventh Congress.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-31
Over 2NOO Bottles

.sesy9 sS3 without single failure when taken as
EYE sgS directed, and without the least injury to
ssssis ~ bottles OF three different strengths, With
S2SlsSsS full directions for using, and sent by ex
press, closely sealed to all parts of the country
PRICESFull strength, SlO half strength, IS quarter
"a Remember! This medicine is designed expressly
for OBSTINATE CASES, ohtch all other remedies Of the
kind haze failed 10 cure; also that is warranted as
represented IN EVERY RESPECT, or the price WM be
Ng%B BEWARE OF INVITATIONS! None genuine and war
ranted unless purchased directig q Pr AZ; or at his
SONS REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DIS
EASES, No. IS Union ST, Providence, R.
Both % s ssa Ga
Gated physician of twenty wears practice giving his
otherwise strictly conhdentidI and medicines will be
the United States Also ACCOMMODATIONS for ladies from
abroad wishing for secure and private RETREAT and
good care, until restored to health
A WORD OF CAUTION.
az1- 1t has been estimated that over Ti0o Hundred
Thousand Dollars paid to swndng qnacks annually
BENEFIT to those who pay it. The greater Of this SUM-
is paid by class Of persons who are the least able
Trey expose the cheat for fear Of opposing themselves
All this comes from trnstng lehoat inquiry, to men
and whose only recommendation Is their oCR false and
6u woa @soa Sa 2 @egS II
man wSrd 70 dffer What are his preeRsions but
MAKE INJURY II Will cost You nothing. and NAV
you many regrets; for advertising physicians
IN nne cases out of ten are-bOgas there safety In
trusting any OF them unless you know WhO and chat
~ Dr. N. will send free, by enclosing one stamp
on PI9odte Diseases generally Also, Circulars giving
iul information with ne most andoabed references and
without which, no advertising physician or
medene Of this kind is deserving ANY CONFIDENCE
~ Dr. MATTIsoN is the only educated physician
N Providence, If not in ew England rho makes spe
references and Testimonials both of lis doResty and h
skiu If there ARE any others, LET THEM DO THE
sSAaaEi otherwise, you had better keep away from
Orders by mail ronptly attended TO- Write your
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-31
Meo1ttnes
GRAND MEDICAL OFFICE

GRAND MEDICAL OFFICE
For the speedy permanent cure OF
Acute and Chronic Diseases.
RHS. HILL. AZ THOMPSON,
Office No. 80 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
30 strictly Office Business. and give special attention
TO ALL DISEASES OF THE sen UAL SYSTEM
BY THEIR OWN IMPROVED METHOD TREATMENT.
OF They will guarantee speedy and perfect IN
adseaseS Of private nature whatever the origin. which
may uDder their care matter how long standing,
TO FEAlALES-Drs. IL. * T, have made the subject
OF ali diseases peculiar Females their particular
study and to this department of practice they will
tnue to give special attention, and from their past
they feel confident in warrantng prompr and
efectual cures in the most difficult cases.
Drs. HILL & THoMPsoN's original Indian Emmena
gogue sent to any part of the country, directed
Price SIS. diff jyl5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-31

AN ACT TO PROVIDE INCREASED REVENUE
FROM IMPORTS, TO PAY INTEREST ON
THE PUBLIC DEBT, AND FOR OTHER
PURPOSES.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-13

meni Of Louaves Is quariered IN the Senate
eiSp'ber fousd them in all attitude
playing. writing. smoking, sleeping and walk
'sg. In the seat. bus a Few days ago occu.
pied By tle besosiei traitor. wigialI. was
rea'esi large irawny Eousfe with hi. red
e'p and red aud grey uniform. lie had his
de arms neat him. and was the persoDiiioA
Goa q more patriotism dian could be found
m regiment of such Southern Senators, A.
| but few weeks ago saw in that same
ehambes. only wished tbs hand ~ brave
men had been in this same chamber when
Wigfall. Hunter. Mason e. al. made their
traitoOus speeches-the echoes of their haF
rangue- would not have died away. until the
Geld steel would have been drinking their ge-
beIlioas blood. Ia the hall Of The House Is
quarterele regiment from the OH Bay 5t.ie.
and then al the rest OF the rooms and halls
are fun aud sentiues stationed al the doors
and pass wass The basement is mostly filled
with provisions. and thousands Of barrels Of
flower i piled IN every direction
This description viii also apply 20 the de.
psFtment Of the interior. the Post Office and
the Treasury Departments all make splen
did Qualifications. and al are occupied by
men who viii lie rather than surrender
them
The opinion that the rebels e.ll not dare
attack this cits nov j. rapidly gaining ground
bui that there vii soon be fighting. no one
seems % doubt. II the mob al Baltimore
docs not immediately acknowledge Tie su-
promsry o. the Federal Government. the
fighting viii beein there in the mex two or
three days. and Il il does. lhe first collision
viii take place On Virginia soil The twenty
DAYS grace has expireJ-the troops ia the
field are anxious for trial OF strength With
southern rebels and fighting mus, and will
begin shortly. When truth. patriotism and
the RICH, j. n the contest there l. no sound
20 welcom % a soldiers ear az the rear Of the
battle, the clash of steel and the thunder Of
cannon. II IS more pleasant than the fan Of
many waters, or the dulcet wooing of the Ian
t'A-t VI i'ft- iiat JtA laws Will DC able
70 keep an army in tie field for three months.
which viii be able 70 NEE. the Federal troop.
already under arms. no web Informed man
here for one moment believes. Protection
viii be given 70 the Union men wherever
they may be found in the slayeholdiae States.
and then one Herculian blow from the gigan.
tic arm of the Federal power. viii strangle
this rebellion. with as much ease as the infant
giant of old, sirangled the serpent Pithon.--
May thathe done bravels, heroically, quickly
and oompiefeiy is the hope and the wish OF
I yonr correspondent. r. y IL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-13

The Government seems TO have resolved
upon . close blockade Of the Western rivers.
80 far ~ the carrying Of articles eontraband
Of war are concerned. Provisions boand TO
seeding States. are held TO be contrahand.
and. under the usAges Of war. will be seized
and cou6scsted. Orders TO this effect have
been. or soon will be issued and the whole
trade. In articles Of this siaa with the South
will be speedily stopped.
Painful rumors Of restitution OF provisions.
L, various parts OF tho Southern States. con.
,inre to roach Nc. Ia h probable that this Is
more wide spread and general. among com.
munites ~ the South. than y generally
known. IN the blockade be thoroughly cf
fective II will result in much suffering Our
Southern friends. while they are very senri.
i've about THE sioppage Of the shipments Of
Northern provisions. seem 10 be very plucky
about \, Thor tone Is quite defiant Judg
ing from the southern press. IL will be rather
an agreeable thing TO their citizens
The following. clipped from the faducah
(Ky.) Herald. shows the bold front assumed
by southern rccsssionists. The statement.
that the blockade will "ruin tho North and be
a FIRST rate thing for the South" i quite a
good joke. The Herald save
The Cincinnati papers are very belliger
emit The Commercial calls loudly on the
Government 90 stop shipments OF provisions
from Madison. Evansville. Ac.. and stop their
passage by Cairo. The South can very east
~ manage TO do without anything from the
North. ard ne hope that Memphis. at least.
will stop every dollars worth Of Yankee fur
niture. plovs, wagons. castings. Ac.. that Is
cent down the Mississippi. A thorough cut
OF Of Northern trade for ninety days, viii
bankrupt every city in the North. from Gin
cinnAu and Pittsburgh 10 Boston. and stop
nearly every loom IN New England, while
tho South wiz save her money. Let all
Southern men help 20 blockade the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers Ii will ruin the North and
no nrst-rxte thing for the South.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-13

The anomalous condition Of State Of this
Union, known, in the parianee OF secession.
a. armed neutrality" cannot be tolerated
by the General Government. The men who
advocate this position for their States are Sc
eessiouists At heart Armed neutrality means
nothing. in is last analysis. but open hostil-
isy. IL IL preposterors TO suppose that a
State Of this Union can take up any neutral
position and still remain in the Union. A
State that does not recognize the Federal
Government in ell its parts and functions Il
in symp<thy with lis opposers and should not
he permitted 10 arm itself. under the guise OF
neutrality. only TO strike the heavier blow
when fully prepared to do 20. In the pres
ent condition Of Affairs a State which j. not
with the Government Il against it, or fast
preparing TO assume that stand The Nash
Vile Christian Advocate. in recent editorial
ON the war, puts this matter in the true light.
II saws: There Is no middle ground. He
that Is not foF the South, at this hour. is
against her. Talk Of armed neutrality for
the Southern border States--therc Is no such
thing A. neutrality r. This, we presume. is
the Southern view Of the matter. and i also
the Northern one. Ii il certainly the onl.
correct one that can be taken.