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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02
Sunday Night Dispatches
PROM wAs..iNG.vs.

Geo. ID. Prentice on Csmeron's Sgeeeh--
Wat If IraRSporfGfioa-S H. Pirate Sum.
ter What Congress sriH DO.
wAsuiSoToS. Dec IA letter has been
received here lrum Geo. ID. Psuntce. datai
New York. Nov. och. stating he had moth
ing 10 do with the article m the Louisville
Journal. consuming tho speech Of Secretary
Cameron, made NJ the dinner given BY For
ney, ia honor OF Prentice. The ent.rc ar
tcle Was representation OF Cameron
speech, Sent by some person without the
kuowied-c OF him. Secretary Cameron
Op Mons are those expressed in the lnstruc-
tiOns 10 Generals Butler and Sherman. and
val be reiterated IN his report 90 the Prcsi
dent.
Tne Ordnance Department 81 the Navy
hnds cons dcrabse ii Gleuify "a getting tosns.
,oitat OF 81 heaty cails rom point 10 point.
The last otiaal accounts Of The where
40 .ats 81 The p,r.te Sumter arc from the
Consul ~ lecnmbuO. hewds informed she
Was near slvre about - aii.es of "a
rVc0a.
nERALDs DISPATCH.
WAsuIxclao. Evv. 30 Propositions will
De presented 90 CauSre-s author s.ng CSC
comm and az Ge-cral 70 cont .casc pr.,pert,
OF every description q refusing to take In,
oath o. -lleg1u.cc.
Nearly all the members OH IA II uses are
nee. mvludrs Seaator Powell. 81 Kea-
tacky.
D.spstchcs irsm ro-ccrans ~tsts that h,
| iii occupies bic old position
~ Gen. Benham j. under arrest f,r pernit
tlps Floyd and he SanS Is ezcsre.
TiSEs nlsPArca.
a Northern gentleman Who has resided d
M.ss,s-ippl Tor three year-. arrived here YES
tcrday. aud reports nt Memphis. a iortnigh
ago, there were 10000 frgUps iorii.ying Oh
river above aud below s.
la Nashville there WAS a large force o
veil armed sid clothed trcops, nearly al
.rom the Guli States. with tho ssowed IN
tenton 10 make Kentucky battle feidI
The 10000 additional froops csi,ca Tor b,
Gov. Hsrris, would be held a. reserve.
NJ lcars were oppressed Of slave insur
rection.
The feeling n East Tennessee 10 ~ unani
NOUS for the Union a. that IN the Middle air
Western = rcbci
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ou~eoUaes o. sonx u,cs.

- ~ s~~as-~ - - -
Tue funeral OF JuuS Hlcr. late Road Ms
Gee ofthc Tsrre .ute and ri chmond Rail
road on Fridsv a.. vas very largely attend
ed The Old Fellows. Of which order he
wssa member. highly esteemed. tnr'.cd Out
In all resaiia The employees Of tho rosd.
formed. of thsmsslvs~, large procession
While The citizens ia large hafshsrs. assem
bel sopay the lat cad risss to one who p.-
ses-ei In large deltee the esteem oi Il
~ho knew hsn Mr.. Hicx vas b rn N
P-nnsyIv mia. aud came % this State in l-s7
nr -. ard hss been CONNECTED h scrersi
Of tho railroads ccptering Ia indianapolis,
but especially with the Terre Hsuts an.
R'ehnoni. all the officers II which held him
l., tas h. hes, esteem. His place on The rvaa
vii 10 bard ~ fit. while ia the circle OF be
fricuds. his s~st will be forever vacsnt- The
Psll bearers on the part Of the Railroad were
Chauucey Rose. r J. Peck, and Charlie
Wool. on the put OF the Oh Fellows. Z. L.
Knapp. Robert MsE~en and r. A. NJ iris.
=. TIC following resolution. were ad.spsed ,n
rerrc Haa,e Lodge number 81. I O q r.
on the morning OF the funeral
t. ne OF srs ssf Nsmbps sf Tsrrs Hssrs
Lsses. Ne. 81. 4 .. O. =.
Your conmtsee appointed . prcrs1oTrs-
elasions relative 20 the death Of eur Ne
brother John Hicc. beg leave 10 submit the
following.
wHrrrAs. II has pleased the ar.wise Ru.
Ter ol TIE Universe % again remind ". =. an
Order sn8 a. individuals. OF cur uortalifs
and Q; the vanity Of all void y things. by the
r~nsvsi, frou our msd-t. az death. q
fr4es'd ard bsotnsr. therei.src
Resolved. That IA the death % our well.
beloved brother John Hice. We recognize the
b sssi ct Tod, sdlnenisninc - tbst nan go
bora - de.
ksssirsS. Ths. IN bis death. the Oder has
loo no~t worthy and exemplary member.
wa. b hi< many nohie sirsnes. wou has way
20 tho hesrs 81 the entire brotherhood. Thss
he faraily has icx q kinc. faahfni sud sfcS.
sionatc husband and fsther. art the comma
nits aa npnEhi. konc-' ant use.ui citissa
RssslsrS. Th.s Ne ~ill bsry ear brssher,
si.i ehsr.sh hss mem ny. sni lslsli oer dasy
- Oh Trils,rs. . hs Serrsvef sfa gre.
stricken fsrsii~.
Rssasscl. That the Hos, - Instructed =
drspc the Lodge roon q ursurninS. Ia men
orr Of cur Deceased brother
arsairsi- That = copy 81 thc-> resolutions
oi furrshcd 70 the vie 81 tbs dsccsscl
tat they &c spread or TIE rccori< q n.
10 90. nni pshlishs-d n ~ pspcr- % -
eiss
J. y. S,tvIfsaoss,
n D Scg11. !, Con.
i. a RcnxrT4
o. notion. the Foregoing reso.c,.ous ~sr.
psanioous sdop<sd
Isaac BALL. y. @.
q. ". csrs. 49,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02
Caiiis.en of stramers--s,nc sunk
Soldiers Drswaed.

CtScrSxArt. Nov 30.--The stsamcr Belle
Creole. from C.ncinnati Tor fi1sbarg, ceep
" laden. and the steamer Frre-tone. from
Kanawha. With portion OF Col. Lytle's 10Th
Ohio. collided last night seven miles above
the CITY. The Belle Creole sunk almost i'm
mediatslv. The concussicn knocked eight
or ten sotiiiers into the river, and u y thought
all but one were drowned. The cargo OF
the Belle Creole Was valued az So oon. rn-
insnroi IN Cincinnati Office
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4 Contrabnnd steamer with 40 900
Nuskeis Captured.
SPECIAL TO PosT.

WAsHiSsToS. Nov. 30.-Govcranent has
just received Information OF the capture OF
n Canadian steamer, with n cargo OF arms
and clolhing intended for the rebels. The
report 4 that federal revenue cutter over
hauled this steamer of the coast OF Maine,
and or bVarsiing her IL was iogud that she
contained ten Thousand muskrfs and large
amOnAt Of boots. shoes and cloths. The
steamers name is not given. bet stc IS said
90 be Of ligh, draught.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02
NEW YORK STOCK MAakFr.
Srw YoKK. Nov. -

-" V1-k7 w
Stecks down and durl: Milwaukee anu
Prairie du Chen 90: Milwaukee and Prairie
du Chen preferred 60: Cleveland and Tole
do 33lz; Illinois Central Scrip c03<: 20:
Cleveland and Piusburg :lsiz Ere 30ss
Illinois Central bonds sslz Delaware n,,d
Hudson sir. Pacific Nh Sc: New York
Central 7oia: Erie reierred 43<: Hudson
IS; New York Central - l0l: Brsaklvn va.
ter loan s5ls Missouri 6's 40h; Tennessee
6's A.. United States 6's al: coupons asiS
United States SIS "a /; coupons s2it
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02

Mrs. MArY a. CRosnr, Teacher OF Mu-
sic. will give lessons upon the Piano Porte.
With or without the use OF instrument. In
-rruc.;on in Thorough Bass and Vocal music.
either choral or with instrumental scconpa
n.ment. New popular Sheet Music. Singing
Books. aud the inost approved instruction
Books furnished. Apply At Music Roor On
Sixth Street. adjoining Miss MeLeod's School
Room. or at her residence. Corner 81 Ohio
and Third streets.
A frs, class Piano fos sale Tsrms rea-
Sensible o1m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02

The GkE~sx SroEr.-The crowd OF crs
toners NJ the German Store on Saturday
last vas 80 great that the proprietors were
compelled to close. 80 are informed. ~ 5
O'clock To fix Up their gs'ds. e. tho disa?-
poirtnent Of many .ho desired % make pur
chascE
Il will reopen this morning. and as this IS
shs last soek. those Who ccsiro to purchase
goods at prices far below cost. should not
fail to call early. Such sacrifice OF Goods
vas never ltnessed In this city.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02

SsDAiiA, No. Dec. i.--psf.ies from the
wet say that the country between Lcxing.
Ton and Independence = almost deserted. the
men having gOne 20 join rricc OF attaching
ssss>>.asoivcs % variyts comm1nd- of his Of
ccrs throughout thai country.
Jcn1isons nscn. IN Harrison county. are
devastirg tho countrF. and various parties Of
rebels have rpns into that section with the
avowcd pgr1Ssc OF driving them cut
Prsce's proclamation has been circulating
IN tho rivsr countic- about week. and wiz
doubtless induce large numbers 20 join the
rebel army.
Our iniormsnt stys G iistance % about
sixty milss tfatel YESTERDAY ard today. lhey
nct Only ouc nm % the road
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02

A Go 70 CnAScr We learn TIA, xorion's
Indian Rangers. who hsve been recruiting
here tor some time for brigade in New
York. have decided upon going into Bridge
lands regiment. nov cncsmped near Indian
apollo. This Is m,ve in the right dirsc-
ton, and one We congratulate the me;sbers
o. makias. We hore that all the young
men IN this vicinity sho have not already
10 ned the army. wall Immediately fock in
and join this crack company. See adver'
fisement.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02

wny so.--It has been discovered that the
only waite msn whs sss found IN beaufort.
70 laais.ed there because he was only 'hslf-
cooked" and therefore fou..d e impossible 10
s'xo OF Had be been dead cruik" ~
represented. he ~ould have been 50 ''fAr
golc" that the Fedcrals could not have found
him-st least 80 says Vsnify Fair.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02

The Company will meet toe Company drill
an Tues<iay night. and for s9ssd Or u on
We'd. esdsy. Friday aud . .tard'y nights. ut
the Armory OF the Scott Ga .rd-. until further
notice. Roll call 1t o'clock By order OF
NJ d. TOPPING. Captain.
Joux c. MoFrr. Orderly Sergeant
November 90. div
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02
bridge sf Roaring rork-Veign q
Terror ne tho south.

Louisville, Nov 3o.--it Il reported that
the brissxe on the Dvaisvilie and Nashville
Railroad over Roaring Fork vas washed
sway yesterday by ireslsct.
Passengers frv-a southern points repre-
sent an almost universal rcign cf tcrraF
thsoushoss the sootissrt confs.leracv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02

HArs. HArs-'f. n. Lo~ere--~ho Is
practical Halter. aud successor 10 Joseph c.
Yates, corner OF Firth and Wabash Street.
has received his Fall style OF blocks and has
nov OF hand ard "a manufacturing 10 ORDER
the hAndsomesl style OF Fall and Winter
Hats a. prices ranging from two dollars up
x.rsis. du
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02
Prcsidens.s Message aud Accom-:
psaysng DO" nf~-as ses pea


the President viii nof communicate his rae--
sage 70 morroK before l O'Clock. owing 90
the necessary performances OF opening 81 the
session.
The reports Of The Secretary Of Var and
Navy vii accompany tho message.
The report OF the Treasurer will rot be
sent in Ill TUESDAY Or Wednesday.
No advance copies Of the message have
beefrtFansmigicd. il viii, therefore. be teie
graphed.
Daring the past week shc rebel pockets
have appeared ~ Vienna. five miles Dcfond
Lewinsville: also ~ Point Hill. which over
looks FAIRFAX Court House They show no
dispoaifion 20 attack our Enea.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02
BOOTS AND SHOES.
rms PLACE 10 nrr BOOTS AxD spors osfr
RADDIN d BROTHERS..

No. Ia. Main ST., under The National House.
TErsE HArrr. INDIANA.
Asws manufacture our Eastern work. We
can sns. will cell goods at lower price, than
can Re bought AZ any othes house IA the
trade. Persons Wishing 70 buy az wholesale
will end !, TO their advantage 70 buy OF
as. a. we sr.u ell at the lowest Eastern prices.
No. Ia, Main Street. Tcrre Haute. Ind
FACTORY near sargus Bridge. Lynn. Mass
Custom work ard repsiring done 70 order
s3d&v3m.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02

THr indianapolis Journal, Of Saturday.
contained the following:
FEou Foxr Pleksss "A private dispatch
was rsc~ived last night. dated 2oth, by the
Bank OF the State. frou, . reliable source. as
follows:
Pensacola May Y.ri a. : Warrington
burned and held by the Fciera,s. and Bragg
retired TO tie interior"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02
Cen. Lnnc In Rosion.

bosroS. Nov. 30.--Gen. Jim. Lane, OF
ksnsvs. delivered az address this forenoon,
on the war. lie took strong anii-slavery
grounds, showing ina, his later experience
Dad csmplcteletey di>sipatcd his old rcvcr
ence tor tho institution OF slavery. lie an.
serted that Gen. Hallcck's army was fight.
Az 10 crush treason, ,,at st the same time 10
reserve slarerr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02

A party OF ladies from Lsporse viii pre-
sent Col. Walkers regimen. (,he ist irish
sud SSH Indiana with splendid stand OF
coIors To day al o'clock. "a front OF the
State Housc In Iucis' apolis-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02

EpsAlI. MsDoroAL 4 Co.-There must be
something very sttrsctiss In the shs~ win
csvs oi Edsail. McDsugaI & Cos. from the
crowts Of elegant ladies We see daily sur
rounding them FUm certain remarks We
have heard. We judge il is their fresh receipts
Of sssn winter goods. They always have
the handsomest stock In the market.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02

Col. Bridgeland's Cavalry Regiment be.
ing one company short. and Adjutant Gen
cial Noble bein. anxious n pat u in the
fold as soon a possible. has offered the
Morton Indiana Rangers a position in that
rcyi nsnt. and they. like true patriots. have
accepted. in preference 70 soins TO New
York. isv more able bodied men may
apply Immediately a, the Old Office. IN LIN
ION Block Pay Iron ti< 70 $23 Ter mouth
and b,uniy. The men 20 be uniformed.
sssi ped and plscrd In camp insmcdiaiels on
their enlistment.
j. B. PRESDEE.
y. ". GOULD.
- 49, "a -iff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02
Netuiloch Conc TO Afksn~ss--Prics
Coming North

RotfA. Nov - IA gentleman Who iefi
sprns fisld on Tuesday last says tb>t Nc
onllarh's forces had N srched tor Arkansas.
having r.ar-<sd pcDd ) ring.
Al latest sccorrts l'fics'- rebels were re-
rortsd - re sell rsoving north~--d.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Forsp.-A barge brsss key. which the
owner can have b. paying FOR this notice.


GEsrLrxkxs' Frksnnlss Goops --Wheth-
or OF not Minsh.ii & P&.idock have rcpien-
shed their stock. We arc unable 10 say. but
ofoue thing We are certain. that such display
Of handsome geeds a. the, present has never
been sccn outside Of the eastern cities. A
Wit 10 their establishments will pay.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02

Hoo Norscr.-I viii cell on every Tues
day. THURSDAY and Saturday Of the month
OF December. 1861. between the hours OF
5 O'Clock A. NJ. and 10 o'clock NJ. at the
public pound in Terre Haate. TO the highest
bidder. Al pur'ic arriisc. all hogs that may
have been. on any OF these DAYS within tho
public pound nore than twelsc hours.
THOMAS MApl6AN.
CITY Marshal
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I.slcr frnn unxaun.

Nrw Yorx. Nov 30-Tbe 8. :. Sarnak
arrived from HAVANA on the 2jd and Nassau
the 9th.
At Havana sugars dull at5A 05si4c.-
Stock on hand 30. 900 boxes.
Moasses-No stock or transactions.
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ArrrSr,ox. CsIos RlFLsi--Every mem
her l. command 10 appear AZ the Arnory on
Tuesday evening. Tor company drill. when
b laws will 30 adopted. and the company d.
yided .nto sgu ID. tor dr.ll. b. order %
NJ. ID TOPPING. Capt
]. Z. NcFrx. q y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02
No Tews irons the seutn sc bel
Gus 0sass an pa suise . Sou ad.

Fosr NoesoE, Nov. 3o,--So new- from
the Ssuth-
TIE ssoamcr spsuldirg arrived from Hat.
tcrzz Sic reports scse Al rebel gun boats
have hssa ss<3 II ice nsiehboring inlet
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IMMEIIATELY

Ell -~srs a. rr<rults - ~ ole, is-<isns neg
as~,s 49, /. c1sr<srs - Cs hc1r. kert.r4s Ma
-issl a q hsrs xa<s~ sn<c<~t sitA AS a
,<1t 80 ssrly e tzpt Wet A7p~s<-sre r.>s -
la~s< . sA.a go ~V<k frp>n ext~ 81 - c<rs c~sr
<ap<~..1~lr ga tlr<kIrx ~rcrs
caksl sCHrrr. ca<rs>. AZ, tsx'L
G ". Ro<s. keszt<l ~. -
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sAsx - raE srAr OF IsInSA.

gaxx .F TaE STAT or ISItkN.e
hrsncA a. Isrr~-ns-ss. sov.- -. isss-
NOTICE is hereby gwen thai TIE annual meeting
~ q tho Sis<khold<rs - The brsncA ~ Terrs-
r-sses~ Il tn b.uk q The state q iadsn<. ~t -
s~ft n Their Dsaksnk nsl~< ths First furs1sy n
l.a1~r. nsxs h<twr~a ths bears q s<n e'c.e>k,
-. az o'eio<x =. n. So The f1rpo>< . sirc
ICES ~ DIR escr. Ter ~ rsuinF Year.
foef ost~r - - nosrt q urs<turs
ussstw.w. fkf ZION HUSKY. L as1'F-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02

Tho Soldiers Relief Committee w'll meet
al Il. ID. scott's Office at eo'elcck THE. hon-
Jay morning.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02

News from the South--Tasaati Gone 10
Drive the FcderaiS fFoR 4, bee.

: BAL7ssoaf. Aof ~ he EichEond DIS.
patch contains tlc following: \ telegram
rom Augusta OF the aClh. announces the
taking possession OF Tsoee Island. and an
other OF the 9th announces that Commodore
Tatna'i. vita hss fleet. had kene down TO
drive the Hcssisns OF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-02

% notion. TIE foresolng resoleg.oas ~sre
u,aoioou sdop<sd
Isaac BALL. y. q.
q. ". csrs. sssys
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-04-25
THE RIGHT sPIRrr.

A paper has been in circulation, since
Sunday last, to raise money to procure
uniform for the Upton Guards. Nearly
every man Of every party has promptly
responded in favor Of supporting his
Government aud the honor Of his coun-
ty. While most Of those asked have
cheerfully subscribed, there are . few
who have refused or accompanied the
subscription with remarks that should he
remembered. We are opposed to any
mob spirit, but when men place them:
selves in uutagouism to their own Gov
ernmeot they should be "narked for flu
ture reference. If they dig their own
graves and place themselves in them,
they cannot complain if the living cover
them out Of their sight
The amount already subscribed for the
above named object, 10 the county is over
500. There is also gensral expression
of opinion that the County Board Ct su-
should take some action fof the
of the families Of those who
volunteer. There need be no fear but
that provision will be mr. de for all their
wants. .-.ss
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-04-25

Fort McHenry-a government work
within two miles of the heart Of Balti--
more-is believed to DO garrisoued with
loyal men. 1t is q strong, we'll built for.
LITIGATION and commands the city % Eff
ectually as if located on Monument
Square. If the Secretary Of Wsr should
say to the commander Of tho Fort that
the next interruption Of Government
troops passing through baltimore must
be instantly followed by . shower Of
shells, the rowdies who govern that de-.
lectable place would be reduced to real.
iziug sense Of their situation, and posi-
bly, might become Union men. That
some such command must be given, or
that the Government must consent to al
low powerful enemy between itself and
no. doubt that Bs,Hinoi:: xf' 6s %s Dc
and vigorously dealt with Chicago 7ri-
Luue sr..f.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-04-25

The excitement created by the attack
on the Massachusetts troops on their way
through Baltimore has for the moment
eclipsed before the public mind the most
important move on the chess board Of
war yet made. We refer to the Presi-
dents proclamation ordering blockade
of all the seaports in seeded States.
The traitor Davis has issued his proc
lamation Offering letters of marque, invi-
ting all persons disposed to commit pi-
racy, to seize and couGscate the mercan-
tile ships and cargoes, the private prop
erty of loyal citizens. Lincoln promptly
gave orders to shut up every rebe! sea-
board town, and permit no more vessels,
coastwise or ocean bound, to enter. The
weight of this blow upon the insurgents
can hardly be estimated If the order
be vigorously executed, grass will soon
grow in the streets Of Charleston, Savan.
nah, Mobile, Galveston, New Orleans.
and Baltimore, if she don't behave herself.
All commerce and trade in these cities
will cease. They will be literally suffo.
Gated to death. No more revenue will
be collected at any secession port during
the continuance Of this war. All moneys
must hereafter be raised by direct taxa
ton or forced loans The products Of
the South will be forced to seek interior
routes to loyal ports; and what is more
the rebels from now forward, will be able
to purchase such articles only as the Gov
ernment shall permit them to have. Nc
more arms, ammunition or military mu
nitions can be obtained North Of Mason
and Dixon They will be put on shor
rations, unless they can eat their cotton
seed. Hard times, heavy taxes, forces
loans and hopeless prostration of trade
will press down upon the traitors. Blu
these affections viii be light, compared
to some of the horrors of war which vii
overtake them. They have aroused 1
people slow to anger but terrible in thei
wrath, who win smite them until the,
ground the weapons of their rebellion
and return to their allegiance to the Con
ssitution and the Union. There will b.
neither truce nor peace until this wicke'
rebellion is crushed. jeff Davis and hi
desperate confederates will be made t
rue the day on which they declared wa
against the private property Of Norther
citizens, and issued their piratical wa
rants to rovers. They will be tausi
c that peculiar property on land, is
much exposed as ships and cargoes at SCI
t 49, (hicu1O Tribune
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-04-25
A Crack Regiment.

New York city sends to the scene Of
conflict her crack regiment, the gallant
and soldier.like Seventh. This regiment
is the pride and favorite Of all New
Workers. 1t is the best drilled, armed
aud equipped corps in the United States.
The men are drawn from the most re-
spectacle classes in the Empire city
Many of the privates arc sons Of million
aires large number are taken from the
professional walks, and the residue most
ly from mercantile pursuits: But they
are not euervated or dissipated dandies.
On the contrary, they are athletic, robust
and temperate men. Hard gymnastlc
exercise constitutes a part Of their mill
,ary discipline. Probably no regiment
that will be mustered into the service OF
the Government will endure more fatigue,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-04-25

WAR OR NO WAR.-The seesdsrs
marched in armed bodies, aud compelled
the guards of the United States forts and
arsenals to surrender them; but It pas
not ,rar.
With arms in their hands they captur-
ed millions of dollars worth of cannon,
small arms and munitions of war, belong
ing to the United States; but it was no
war.
They seized the ships Of the United
States but it vas no war.
They seized the minis and the money
of the United States, and applied them
to their own use but it was no war.
They fired on an unarmed ship. carry
ing supplies to fortress of the United
States but that was not war
They are besiesing the fortresses Of
the United States have surrounded them
with military works, and cut eff their
supplies; but it was no war.
But if the United States attempt to
relieve their balesgured garrison, or even
send them provisions in az unarmed yes.
sci, II acas rar.
If they attempt to transport cannon
from one fort to another, or from foun
dry to q fort, it is war.
T, talk of executing their laws, pro-
tecting their commerce, or collecting
their revenue, it is war, horrible war
Since the foregoing was written, thu
rebels have fired on Fort Sumter. l.
that war , Washington Star.