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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-01

FoaT MoSRor. July 30.-Col Aliens "a.
smina.io has 70 -dsy been brog,ht to 4 close
The case iii be re erred 10 the War De
partmsnt Washington II IS thought by
N any the charges viii rot De sustained.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-01

PnasI1 Is-rrs>cs Cosrssr - Hssncss
CoSS-Nes-rs McLEN 4 CeASr have heen
appointed Agents Of this we'll known and pop
alar Insurance. Compsu,, siss Capt J. h Ia
sxa. gone 70 the wsr. The "fsasIs stands
SECOND 70 10 Insurance Cooperation in the
rason. FOX wealth. pronpenc-s AMI hb-rslss
N sdiusss and psysns Is losss-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-01

lea cakAn-The only antidote We know.
Cor the excessive heat. i a plate Of scudder's
excellent ice cream.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-01

NV ORLEANS. July Sl.-The Louisiana
State Bank declares this evening. Il dividend
of : per cent. out OF the prafts for the past
six months. and reserves a lir.e surplus.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-01

TGov. Morton. Dick Rvsn and one or
two other notablcs-JouvRai.
Yes they are notables-the former for be
ing the hos, Governor in the Union. tie lat
tor for that manifestation Of patriotism that
enables him TO rise above party for the sake
OF his country-ln example that K would do
credit TO the editors Of the Journal 20 imi-
tate.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-01

foF . delicious and cool beverage. 20 to
Or. Patrick 4 Cos. and ~ hi ice cola soda
II can't be excelled.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-01
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

q Geo. W. Saylor. route agent Of the
Il. H. r. r. r.. will accept our thanks for
late paper favors IN advance Of the mails.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-01

NV Yokk July A-The Londoa Iels-
graph and STAR qu<rrsls wiih the Presidents
Message and eals s very sasan-fses.Fy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-01

NOTICE All p rsons indebted
~ 10 the undersigned will please settle with
Mack A Pierce, as suon = possible
IylTdwiw THOMAS ii. NELSON.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-01

Gov. Morton. Col. Damont. Col. Manson.
Dick RYAN and others will address the CT
seas Of Park county on
Saturday Next AT Rockville.
The Z. 4 c. r. r. will run an excursion
train On that day to sccommoiats those who
desire to 10 from this city. Further particu.
ars hereafter. . Jy3idtf.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-01
Col. stone At Northumberland
BANKS strongl, s.ntrenched-Cay-
airy Sent to Earper-s Ieyry-Gen.
Mcclellan Visits Congress- Coils.
Hunter and Heintzelman Rapidly
Recovering.

WAsaINcToS. July Cool Stone arrived
here to-day from Harper's Ferry. having lelt
there last evening. his division = now station
ei there. He siys Banks i s~irongl; posted
and entTencned, and can Withstand any at
tack. and ! receiving endorsements daily -
Nothing Is known OF the rebel movements
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-01
Noon Dispatches.

Another Rebel Battery Discover
ed on the Potomae-Intereept-
Ing left. Davis' uail-Ohio OFF,
GERS Recommendations. Bankss
fsrce-Expected Attack ON Har-
per's Ferry 100000 Federal
Troops ON the Line al the Poto-
mac.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-01
Brandretkss pills.

The us- q these PILE ADD TO OUR VITALITY
rs ~snsblng u 10 resist the ACTION OF DISEASE
The ~sy in which a cure Is Effected may be inter
sting 70 professional msn. yet iiis not Of airy roSt Q
cnsequcuos % 4 man or woman IN - rch Of b.alrL
unf WAIT 10 Know
WHAT MEDICINE CURES.
sor Eo~ ~ cr.rs.
>OSTIVENESS Axp DIZZINESS CURED.
SEw-loxk. April S. 1850.
On b BssspsTs-p~ar SIR In the .prias Of lss5
had The The misfortune 10 break m, hlgh, In conse-
laeDcs q which my oen-dtuiop becanse grestly de-
iiitatsd. and suffered with gres, eostivsness. attend
with dizziness and severe pain IN the bead and spo
nd oppression q the beart was attended by sev-
raj physicians q this ay sor three years withOu
'bssinlns relief. sed had ~dsspaired of a cure tll final
> I vas induced 70 Try your Pills. which Auao.s IL
tsnty relieved me, and IN q Abort tine oonpls,sis
estorsd my health / consider them the hsst ss1.-
Inc IN the World.
Yours truly.
JANEs MURPHY. sss West su.el
Price IS cents per boz.
Sold BY J. X. crssSoRAx. Tsrrs- Haus4. ass ~ a.
-sspeetshle dealers ~ s.ediesne. Imsyise~im
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-01

! am reliably informed that both Col.
Hunter and Col. Heintzelinan. wounded n
the late battle. are 50 far recovered that
that thCy viii be able to report for duty on
Monday next.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-01
WORLD ; DISPATCH

A detachment Of L Clyalry LETT today
for Harper's Ferry.
Gen. Mcclellan visited the Senate and
House to-day. and was warmly welcomed.
Lieut.. Col. Fowler. of the New York 18th.
reported killed is alive in Washington
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-01
EDsALL, & CO.

EosALL, M'oovcAL q CO.
Hard Times No More!
Loo< IA at ths Busy scene and the immense
Piles Of Good at
EDsALL. & co.
And be convinced that the umss are no, A.
hard "a they might be. We invested largely
for Cash. and have received over $4,000
worth OF goods during das past ten days. pur.
chased al a ruinous loas 10 the Importer ard
Manufactures. and which va are enabled TO
sell al io~s< prices than ever known on the
Wabash. VIA
About 10000 Yards American and
English Cahcoss.
In Choice Styles and Fast CoIors ., 6 and &c.
Pine French chaiiis at l2Sc per yard,
superhns 10 at IS and 2oc per yard:
Silk aud Linen porln. formerly sold at Soc.
Chene Poll de Cbevre. formerly sold at acc.
for 2sc:
500 yards Mchair foulards, Double wreaths.
for Street and Travelling Suits. suite bic
for Summer snd Fall. at Soc:
Beautiful Styles Mozambique. at %. IS and
30 cents.
Barge Anglsise. Mohairs aud Lsveilas. for
Travelling Suits at 6, 8 and iOc per yard.
FANCY DRESS SILK
AND BLACK SILKS!
500 yards Rich stripe Fancy SILK At IS cent?.
These Silks cost 81 % 30 import.
Shades and Quality Plain Dre,s
Silks. in Blue. Brown. Dab. Tan, Ash
Is. Roses. etc
Our entire stock oil fsncy Silks will be
Closed Without Regard to Cost
Our Stock of BLACK SILK has
Never been Eenalle1 In the Wsst
Beautiful high Lustre Oil Bodied silks AZ IS,
20. SIS. 9oc and 81.
"a Extra Heavy Manulla Six al Al so
~ Foulard SILK IN small check figures.
ELEGANT BAREGEs.
FRENCH JACONETs,
AND GRENADINES
Al price, that vail astonish all
Last, though Not Least!
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-23

"ArrEyTIoN, YoUHa MSNH-Wc
perceive, hy the advertisement of Messrs.
IEorsce i. IEegcman 4 60, of New York ,
that the renowned "6timulating Onguont'
invented by Dr.. Bo'lingham for a healthy
stimulation in the growth Of beard or
wAiskers, has now had its American mar
kyt condlod to their agency. The high
reputation of this article in London Paris,
aad o,hor cities Of Europe, seems to have
becn cal'y justified by experience in this
country. We find that its praises are re-
echoed among all classes. a few weeks
are said to prove its ulmo,t moyical in
tlaeucys upon the beard or whisters. The
British 20 untecrs have made such free
usa OF it US to attract the attention Of Tat
Joqdn ianca. See advertisement. 0
Messr,. Hegculaa & Co in another column
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Something Worth Seeing.

NJ, l.s, ,ro,,i ior of ,bo ,;oot,on,h cen
orh.b;to1 =, ,ho oo,d
,Io - p',,,n.I,r, wo r.er 70 tho
i,,a,a,,,'o, o,,o,,, -. Of one Of that 1imip.
,,,;',. ,,co of holm - until now sonposod to
rf,,,., :, ,..,,.,.,.
W.sr,,orox N,,rr wbon advertisement
,nnes,. in another coumn.
r,o Toyoos of ,3,r Gnorec Washington
xn,t-,r,,any tine s,o,rIc,t man in tbe
,r,r,d and II. Eyrrov. tho Fairv
n,osp. pho j.. marked f,, her ;,,,,l,;,,s,--,
,pynsmrat ana lady like department, have
o]ways afforded the mo,t uuboandcd salts
f4c,i5n The editor of tAo Worcester
Nos S,v sneaks oftha Gen. a. 70 lows:
n5i.l,,,eul aul P&,rno}4girol
pL.ooo.rn,p.-9 here il on exhibition in
1oo,aoics II,Il a human PRO ,igy. 1t is
:. man 90 small taat YOU can put him in an
ovs,coat pocket, and yet SO perfectly doyol
ono3 in all hi, faculties that physiologi.t'
snI pb;Ios,pAers are thrown into bowild-
S''1 ,h,, II t,o,, about six fec. of bone
S 'e.'y ,,,.o,o T., make the BODY Of man.
.o1 ,bot fine brain should be about so large
'' .,',,. =, .,.,ro proner mental capac;tic.
!" or"'' 10 '''"'' r'Ot', ,a...;,;,, of ou,
to meet the wants ""' ','''''''''. ,r..,;,
being. But here we hia man. p'r'e'. !, !,
Farm active. yiyacioas, industrious, Will
,,,ntoI movers, witt, sensible, agreeable
.,,.,,. ,o, -. ara o,,igal to measure By inches
whom We arc VD.'5' ~ .',.n,o,t ,", dim;nu,iy
Ills hands aud feet arc 'n0 ''l''' N'",'''' IT.,
specimens Of perfection We ever saw IA
chronological Developments are as p'F'c'
~ hi. Loly, and presents q very interest
i~,.,,,..t far INVESTIGATION. The iut.llcC
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-23

G:t~A meeting Of the Democratic Asso-
oiaton' viii be held at its reading room, ON
this Saturday Evening, at o'clock. ltis
to be hoped that all the Standing Commit
tceO Will be prepared to r'port,
J. G. FREEZE, PrtSt
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-23
Statement of the Finances y
OF T II E
10 II N Z Y OF G0LU MBIA
FROM THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY 1850 THE FIRST
OF JANUARY, 1861
XyAse eAegGESgOao'S Statement.
JOHN A. FUNsToN, Esq, Treasurer.
JOHN A. FUNsToN, Esq, Treasurer.

THE Auditors elected to s!tto and adjust the Public
counts Of Columbia County. have examined the same,
from the lst dny of January laGO to the first day of Jan
uury, -hl aud respectfully lay before the Honorable the
Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas, the following
statement aud reports agrroaby to the TYcnty second
inunwcat pissed the Fourth day OF April A. ID. l-34
JOHN a, FUNSTON, Treasurer uf Columbia Coun
~, in account with said County:
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THE Proceedings Of the Teachers Asao-
citation, held on the 9th inst, at Light
Street, appears in this issue Of the
"CUi.mbia Ucm9crrt.n
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-23

LEGAL DOUBLE NoTrs, for TlH,l~cs,
and other business transactions, in neat
form, just printed and for sale at the Office
Of the Columbia Democrat.
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fNHE PEOPLE s COOK BOOK.
MODERN COOKERY.
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
MISS ELIZA ACTON.
CApEyuIty REytsfu ny MRS $ J. uAIE


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t@d sS4 wig l,s.. s ;s%i aSsIsTs: :55
So ,,'luS uli 'tu" "lues "Pp'pliI"'o W c'S,' ny
d" 1eS '' oc iii I'M ,,j ~ hnv 90 syii. IL ,ihn
t,imtsd. nlsn ali i'm ynrinus nnJ uinst
nrnrovrd notps nf cook,nr Viii thc
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-23

THE Boston "Ohue Braach, =" has been
temporarily suspended, owing to the
" "Lsac0in 1Imcs."
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POSTSCRIPT.
Latest by Telegraph.
The Southern Congress.
An Important Bill.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 10.

IUNINUNIENI ! AhI1'i IOD' f"'
The Congress has passed the bill for tho
regulation of the customs, which admits,
free of duty, all breadstuffs, provisions,
munitions of war and materials therefor,
living animals and agricultural products
in their natural state also, goods, wares
and merchandise from the United States,
if purchased before the 1st of March, and
imported before the 4th of March. Texas
is exempted from the operation Of the
tariff laws.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-23

SULLIVAN COUNTY Court commences
next Monday.
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DR.

january, 17fO,
10 TaSss ont.tuading ss,l25 IS !
l.by G-To cash Of Jacob Yohe for cid plank / % |
fyhy 6-TD cash " John y. Runyan, Taxes Is
& TiIcs 96 "a |
May 1-Tocash of w Merrill land redeemed, 80
MayU- 10 cash Of 5. NcNinch late Treasurer, 80 IS
Jun- T., 10 cash Of n Y. Nj CT. Il. Il. & Coal
Co, Hand redeemed ~ 90
Jane "a 70 ca h Of sam1 M'Ilenry land re.
b Grc.tni, 24
is6o, s,77s o5
Jan, 10 To cash received for military
~ MT isGo 40 co
r.,uracI 5s7 "a
10 "a, tax on seated and unscatcd lands
turael, AGA Gl
do roc-eh, road tax on seated and unseatcd
/ lands returned. l,2i5 80
! r.luratJ 935 35
do To- e,: poor tax on seated sud unsented IL. so
/ Juuc ,;,-'ro cash Of DR. H. W. McReynulds,
Iuiy ~ 70 cnsh Of Jas t.,uou,land redeemed e74
NJ. @.,as, Iss,a., ~ ,.n day. .,.,.m.a,, !, liz %
Dee "i-fu cash Of l.. Rsy nOids land redeem.
do To cash Of Joseph sharpcs- for old iron, > Oe
bee. 10 cash IRON J. n. Jones, land redeem' .
Dec. TO cash of Hudson Brothers for
tout E"ou, Q 50
do Io cash of Hudson Brothers fou use Of
TO IN cash III. & ?. B.asfnr old bridge near
brangrS tIl'. " "
90 10 cash II Jacob Eyerly ,prothonotary, Jury
do ca,l Of L. II. I.tttly. Jury fee, 90
ao TO cash Of John Snyder, Sheriff, Jury Fees
do 10 "a h of A. u. Tate, amour, to be tefln
, drG, 70 20
do 10 amount added to duplicates 80
do To cash received On "ut'stshdhs 'sses' os -
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e?0,sSl -

Or.
,~ar.' s7,il3 81
M generations allow ed collectors az -
:; rrruni .siuns do do 4-3 %
. ~ mai STAT, Ta,sussmt les. tn an quotal l6i -
fy rGcrr redeemed Of lttO, sstf -
do do 1859, 49, IL
~! !yssrs " 81 90
~ Itss,ur,r.s commission ON ss SEQ IS, y34 81
gy r..n II, hapda Of Treasurer due county o05S -
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Cure Harrcutcd or Charge Made, IN GTem Cno 10
1ro Days.
NO MERCURY OR NAusEous DRUGS USED.


Member Of the Ruyal college OF Surgeons at London
Gradual, from one of eminent Colleges Of ths
United states and the greater part Of whose life has
brrn surn in the Hospitals Of London Paris Phila
rlhn and elsewhere has effected Of the
toni,lug cures that were ever known many troubled
with ringing in the head and when asleep, great
nervousness being alarmed at sudden sounds and bash
niness with frequent blushng attended sometimes with
dcrang cment OF mind were cured Immediately.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-23

ry,IIE founder Of this Celebrated Institution, offers e
L most certain speedy and only etiectusl remedy III
the world effects ior GlCCts stccs seminal weak
ness Pains in the Loins, Constitutional Debility, impo.
trtcy. Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Affections ct
the Kidneys Palpation OF The Heart, Dyspepsia Nef,
skin ana all those serious Rhd melancholy Disorders
arising from the destructive habits cf Odh, when ds'
strovs both body ana mind These and solitary
nractircs are fatal 10 their victims than tbs song %
ih syrrns to the ysses, hehiug their most
brilliant hopes and ipaons rendering marriage as
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03


about sufficient. it is said. to pay interes,
on the public debt due on,the first of Jan,
nary
| NEW York, Dec.-The .Herald's Wash.
ington correspondent telegraphs the fol-
lowing:
Among the persons named as Mr..
Floyd's successor. is Benz. f. Butler. OF
Mass. who has been in confident consul
tation with the President for several DAYS.
A serious division exists. in the Cabinet
and a break up may at almost any hour be
anticipated. Recent and highly import:
ant intelligence from the South received by
the Government may precipitate the event.
The Secretary of the Treasury has Just
received dispatch from Charleston, stat
ing that the Revenue Cutter in the port of
Charleston had been seized by the author
tiles. and that the Captain who is a native
of South Carolina. has resigned. This in
telligcnce was Immediately communicated
to the Cabinet.
The Navy Department at two O'Clock
received dispatch from Lieut.. Jas. p. Fos-
ter, commanding the SLAYER Bonita, which
was carried into Charleston, stating that
his prisoner, the Captain of the SLAYER, had
been taken before State Judge by a writ
OF habeas corpus; that the Judge remanded
the prisoner TO his custody on the ground
that he had no guards, and that on his
way to the Bonita with his prisoner, he
had been taken by force from his custody
by mob.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03
An Honest Confession.

In his last issue the c.litor of the Piyn,-
ouih Weekly Densscrcf, & in his leader.
makes the following honorable and truth
full confession, for which we give him due
credit, .. -sse.., gs.r sL sdf
"Our national affairs are in the hands
of corrupt partisans and they are dctermin-
cd to topple us into utter ruin" IS - j
But few, we imagine, willdeny that the
Democratic administration at Washington
is corrupt to the core, AMI that Buchanan
is hoary headed old traitor. whol has
been giving aid and comfort to the South
ern secessionists for the purpose of break
ing up the Union. simply because the De-
mocracy, or, rather the Slavc-o cracy. was
defeated at the late election. Such men
cannot be republicans. or they would be
willing to permit the majority to rule.
After making such noble confession as
the above we cannot find it in our heart to
speak harshly about our neighbor in reply
to what he says Of us personally in his
last, but have concluded to let him slide,
especially as VIC cannot spare room at pre-
sent to handy epithets with him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03

PIrTsDURG. Dec. 24.-Intensc excite.
ment existed here to-day, in consequence
of report being made public that u. s.
Qnartermaster Taliaferro was negotiating
for the shipment from Allegheny arsenal
OF seventy eight guns to Newport, near
Galveston Island, Texas. and forty-six to
Ship Island near Belaize, mouth of the
Mississippi. their apparent object being to
strip the Allegheny arsenal and place the
guns where the secessionists could get
them. Major Lymington, of Maryland,
IN command of the arsenal. declined Civ
ing the press any information on the sub
ject.
1t seems the posts referred to, are new
forts never vet mounted, and these guns
are designed for their armament. the gun
carriages being made at Watervilet, New
York. The guns are ten inch Colum bans
and thirty two Founders. Gen. Morehead,
our member of Congress. Immediately tele-
graphed Mr.. Stanton, Chairman of Militia
ry Affairs, for information. Leading Dem
ocrats telegraphed to Washington to have
the orders countermanded, saying the peo-
pie would not allow tho guns to be re-
moved.
A call is in circulation addressed to the
Mayor. TO convene meeting Of citizens to
take action in the matter, which will be
held at the Duquesne Depot Wednesday.
The call is signed by men of all parties.-
The feeling against allowing gun to be
removed South is almost unanimous. A
report prevails that muskets, shells, balls
and cavalry accountrements to consid-
cradle amount have already been shipped
PIrrsBURG, Dec. 27th.--An immense
meeting was held to day in the street, op-
posite the cour, house, relative to the re-
moval of the ordnance to the South
Gen. William Robinson presided. Sew
eral speeches were made. among others. by
Gen. j. x. Morchead. NJ. c. from this
district. Several resolutions were adopted
unanimously declaring loyalty to the Uni
on, and ability to defend ourselves against
the enemies of the Union-deprccatisg in
reference with the shipment Of arms under
government orders, however unfortunate
or impolitic the order.
A dispatch from Hon. Robert Mcknight
was read asking the people to make no
further resistance but ask for a suspension
of shipment of guns till further advices
from the War Department was received.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03

-
The following resolutions embodyl the
substance of the action of the Pittsburg
meeting On Thursday last. which the Ga
zette says was the largest assemblage ever
congregated there. participated in by Re-
publicans, Democrats. lawyers. merchants.
farmer bankers. mechanics, artisans,
ssborers, and every class of the communi-
Is: 'sz.s
q Resolred.y That noty outstanding the no.
torious fact taat onr rulers ars disarming
the friends and arlpipg the enemies Of the
Union we feel that its friends are strong
enough even without other arms than their
own to sustain the Constitution aud the
Laws. and to follow aud retake the, gnns
thus ordered to- be removed in case they
shall be traitorossly employed against
e j. .l2eso1tel, That we therefore deprecats
any intsrferenre with the shipment Of the
said arms under Goyernmeut orders; how
ever inopportune or impelitiq. he same
NAY be. bcljeving il would Give color tq
the imputation that we have no more 70.
spect for Federal Law thapr our fellow cit
citizens Of the seeding Stats of South
Caroline. and decrease or moral, mpoh
more than it could Increase eur material
power"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03
Destructive Fire Mt South Bend.

We learn from the South Bend Register
of Thursday last that destructive fire oc-
CARED at that place on the Monday night
previous, destroying a yeneering Mill on
the Race, the Plow Shop Of Oliver. Little
d Bissel. and the Cabinet Mandatory Of
B. r. Price. with all their contents. The
Register estimates the total loss at about
81. 900. -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
The South Carolina Traitors Take Posses
sion of Fort Moultrie and Castle Pinck-
ney.

CHARLESTON, Dec, 27.-The Governor
has been to-day rendered the services Of
troops from Georgia. Alabama. and differ
cnt portions of Carolina. and many com
panies may be expected here Tomorrow
CHARLESTON, Dec. 2S.-The Palmetto
flag was raised early yesterday afternoon
over the Custom House and Post-O Office.
At FIVE o'clock last evening the Palmetto
flag was raised at Castle Pinckney. -
A large military force went over last
night to take possession of Fort Moultrie.
LATER.-Castle Pinckney and Fort
Moultrie were taken possession Of by South
Carolina militsry last night. .5
ANOTHER prsPATcu
CHARLESTON. Dec. 2S.-Capt. Hum
phreys still holds possession of the Arsenal.
Castle Pinckney and Fort Moultrie are &C.
eupied oy the State troops. under the in
structions Of the Governor Of the State to
hold peaceable possession Of these Forts
and for the purpose Of protecting the Gov
eminent property Castle Pinckney and
Fort AIoultrie were held by about twelve
men, who peaceably surrendered. There
was no collision; none was anticipated
when the troops left the city to garrison
these Forts. The excitement is subsiding.