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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-05-03
No more Troops from the West.

We learn from the Madison, Wisconsin,
Patriot, of Monday evening last, that a
despatch from Gen. CAMERON, Secretary Of
War, was received on that day by Gov.
RANDALL, to the effect that one regiment
from that State is all that the government
will want for the present. This news was
not much liked in Madison, and will not be
liked at all in any town in the Badger
State. The war feeling there is up to a
high pitch; companies are every day offer.
ing their services, and the leading indepen.
dent companies are already accepted. II
only one regiment is to be taken, thousands
of brave and eager men will be disap.
pointed.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-05-03

WHAT Is TREASON IN TENNESSEE.
Nashville Union of the 18th says I" The
Federal Court commenced its session in this
city yesterday. Judge Humphreys presi-
ding. In his charge to the Grand Jury,
the Judge maintained the ground that Lin
coins proclamation was unconstitutional f;
that the Governor should disregard his re-
QUESTION upon this State for volunteers to
coerce the seeded States, and that the jury
should find no true bill for treason. BE
also maintained the ground that in the pres
ent collision between the North and the
South there is no such thing as treason,
and that parties taken on the one or the
other side should be held as prisoners, and
not as traitors"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-05-03
" What to DO.o

Under the above caption the Boston
Courier advises the adoption of the following
vigorous policy:
Captain save the ship.
Call for 100000 men.
Pledge the faith of the country to redeem
all loans in three or five years after peace,
with interest. Let the popular and monied
powers unite.
Blockade Southern ports. Seize the forts.
Keep the capital.
Pledge the faith of the country to protect
the rights and property of all Southern
States which will in thirty days consent to
return to Congress.
March into such as refuse, and declare
martial law there.
Cut off the mails-take possession of the
telegraph and railroads.
Having forborne till the end, fight now
with the weapons in your hands.
Remember, it is not to subjugate foreign
\ foe-it is to repress the reasonable con-
spiracy of hundredth of your people.
Captain! save the ship.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-05-03
The Pain Killer

Has been tested in every variety of climate and by al
most every nation knewn to Americans 1t is the al.
most constant companion and inestiable friend If the
missionary and the traveller, and land, and NO
one sho Id travel on our lakes and rivers without it.
Be sure you call for and get the genuine Pain Killer
many worthless nOstrums attempted sold on
the great reputation of this valuable medicine.
A0r Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by Dealers everywhere.
I Price 2tc., 50c.. and 81 per bottle. a....c. HI
/. .rsl.8 ssf egl in. HARRIS &. CO.,
& Proprietors for the Western and Southern States
a-.s,t....-,l Il. ... Cincinnati, O.
- Sold Wholesale and Retail by
DAY JENKS, Saint Paul.
RICHARD r. COMBS, do. " iE as r '4NE@
Z n A Henup & Co, st Anthony vsoi ~ srlrl
81 Vawter, do
Chas Crawford, 0Gu do laQ1 Q0N1 asa61loI
Greely Gray, Minneapolis -, se,,t ..t,-
4 W Leonard, do ~ l4tl4 ~ 4-!a 5ttst8
VIM McCuliom, Mendoza
W. Whpple, Prescott. oc26-wfy
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-05-03

W1NosA, the second city in the State
has not yet been able to teuder company
to the Governor.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-05-03
n r. s. o. RIOHA DSON'S
Sherry Wine Bitters.

Tne celebrated New England Remedy for habiual Con-
stipatior, aundce fever and ague general debility
and all diseases arising from di.ordered Stomach,
Liver or Bowels.
They are used and recommended by ,.adine 'Physi.
clans of the country and all who try them M onounce
them invalu BILE. :. IN -
Dr. James Leepere, writes from Navarro. STARK
county, Ohio:
'Th' Bitters are highly praised by tboee suffering
from Indigestion, dyspepsia. and liver cemplaintni
I Davis. Postmaster at Williamsport, Ohio. saws:
having taken cold become prostrate and lost snna
e ~ reiieved me, and can recommend it with great
,, DR. VIM Kerr of Rogersville, Ind, writes MS that
% .ney are ne most valusble medicine offered He has
mace vera cures of papitaon of heart and gene
Thomas Stanford, ESQ, Blountsville, Henry county
much reduced having been oafs ac Say SS
years WIN great nervous debility, palp ation of tho
using was
ana am now in robust health" -
George Hoffman says he was afflicted with rheuma
date Of his letter he had been two years veil The B
ng him cond he cure when several physicians attend
tism dyspepsia, liver Complaint, kidney affection. or
ufoPsy' II ID aspeclhc certain remedy"
=, Hunt writes from Delphos, Allen county Ohio,
and prsva most
bity. ~ Nv
Gallehers, d, writes from Van Vert Obio st
most respectfully recommend the Sherry Wine Ri,tore
70 tne notice of Dyspeptc to ali who reanire
astmulating medicine. 81. '4"'e
SUCH NEWS WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY.
Full directions accompany each Bottle
They are sold BY. Medicine Dealers generally.
Price 75c. per bottle.
]. N. HARRIS CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Proprietors for the Southern and Western State.
to whom address all orders
For sale by
DAY JENKS, St Paul
RICHARD COMBS, Do
n II Henniup Co, st Anthony
l. Vawter, fI'T : do
Chas Crawford do
Greedy 4. Gray, Minneapolis
VIM Leonard, do
VIM u McCullom, Mendoza
WI Whipple, Prescott. ocaSw1v
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-05-03
CATARACT FOUNDRY,
SAINT AN HON

SAINT ANTHO ONY.
The attention Of all Machinists Mill Builders and the
people large Of the State of Minnesota respectfully
'cited to the facilities which Cataract Foundry
and Machine Shop offers for furnishing -'I1t
CASTINGS AND MACHINERY
OF all kinds, such as Steamboat Machinery. Engines
engine repairing, FlOurMil and Saw. Mil dearinS and
irons, ngle and Double Circular Saw.Mis, Sh nQle
Machines, Woodworth's Planning Machines, water.
wheels. Arch.fronts Building Columns, Crate Barr
siegn Shoes oven Mouths Sugar Kettles Iron Railing
In the style md finish OF our work. claim to be be-
mind no shop in the country, East or West and we
facturers.
We also furnish .'i.ft
BRASS CASTINGS, BABRITT METAL.
and any and all kinds of
Pattern Making.
, fartes wishing anything in line, can Judge some
tnng or our facilities and of the quality of our work by
examining the two Fire Engines of the City of st An
thony, which were built in our shop.
@. SCOTT MORGAN.
''' AA'nohy' March lU marl2-wiy
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-05-03

Thirty thousand volunteers in Illinois
alone, and fifty thousand in Ohio. Think
of that.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
FRElGHTs

~ fhis noui- freights ~ ai descriptions csn he
fsfssr.lef from rhilsislrhia New York. Boston -
Hsifrnore. - any rotnt on tae Railroads - ohio.
Kenfarky tnana. fiiinos. u iscofs.ln. le~a. sis
.aarl ~ Rsilfnsf trcci
fIe Fsrfnsrvsnis Rsirnaf sisa co<sneets - r4fts-
turzh with <tssruere ~ wtfrh tsa<ris - fnr-
rsr.lei - sny p1ft 81 ne osiA ha-klnguin, ken-
toeky Trsf,eslte cutrhtflad. nlinais. Mssslsssprl
wiernrl.lr wis.crf kausas Afk susss snf Red Etl--
-. ani - Clrrtiarui. Ssutusky auf Chicago vfth
Steamers = Al Parts ga ne NORTH -wr.irin LAKES
Merchants ana shippers eutsusllne Ne trsnsrorfs-
sls - thsr Frrirht - this Ceuapafy. r~iy ~it
earftfnrs b. 80 specty 3raEsit.
THp RaTFs nF FkFHHr = .uv ratnt n tn
yest ~ thr pesrIsgiFasls hsflroaf 81 s tine.
e. fsrorahie charged - otAsr Haiifesd Cen.
panies
n paftieuisr = uasst pal a~es va rsr-usAu,
nsuaosn.'
y = sxREnER. Phiisisiphi.
NAGnAw A ro0Ns. - Nsih q nslflmofs
I.EECH a 60. Ne. = Asfo~ u.ssf-r n. soass
WIliinrn 81. New "a.
fTFcH A ca IL Sisfs -. nosfor.
n n. HoCSfOx. Gsnerd freixhf aEeut fAtis
FNfs-U f.FWfs, ttcrsrrai Sept. Ahnssla, Fsza-
l. n. HorF-, 0snsral f'cte agent fhilsisiphis
lkntwiy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
sT C @ O va
Carys Cough Cure /.
on
PICTORIAL TROCHES,

FOR rHR TNvFmarE AID cFErAN cCRE of
ss,...yls OFF F,fs<ssf. fsrtsas. ft,frs.-ssss
HRsen<s9 ti,agA. tsrffFrh, hr0actffts,
Bi<eah Bre.iflfag. >,rs 1Agerf a..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
MORE TO BE ADMIRED
THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM!
EVER WORK RY
KINGS OR EMPERORS.
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR


fTHE article that will naturally restore he color =
i the hair. (the changing of which % gray being
indication Of lack - proper sccrctors D. truly
a valuable medicine Prof wooi's lair Tonic l. The
only ssfe remedy iar badness. dryneSs premature
change of color and the several evidences Of lack
Of secr.tisns shs Of the hair. which can be
found. Qnack preparations abound. and hair ton
ics' fll every corner grocery IN the country.
Avoid ali '-hair toncs' unless the known prepara-
tion Of some whose celebrity has became world
wide Do nos lei any nostrum yender experiment up
on your hair. rouch nothing you have not good rea-
believe - all that Il proposes 10 be- Professor
Wood has earned, BY year a severe test ~ The vr-
tues of his preparation. his present fame. Over lso
certificates are before ~ the vain. u ths Hair
Restorative. from psrti.- who have tried H. Read
the following
"NfU YoRs April TO- lSsS
sDR. MOOD.-Dssk Sin Permit me 10 express %
vou the oili sfons under for the fesiora-
ton u my hair its original color. About the time
II ms arrival m the United States d Wa rapidly be-
coming gray. bat. upor the application Il yonr Hair
Restorative IA received it, ori zinai hue.
slider your Restorative a very wonderful invention.
quite efficacfou. a. well as agreeable
4 am. dear slr. yours truly
:. THAtNEEG
REV c. ". BUTLER fNDIANkPOilS IND ssys
he wore wig for several year. bat hy the u-e of
wood's Hair Restorative be- now hz- ffe head ~
hair
Prepared ly O. ! Wood a Co. Ia Market street
81 IoniS and 49, Broadway New York and soit ~
si Druggists aud Patent Medicine Dealers. slso 10y all
Fancy and Toilet Good. Dealers IN lhe United States
and Canada.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

ca.h. R.lsnse IN Bank. sesso7 %
p,ssts snt Mortgage being frs lien ~
Real F-ssfr worth a. ieast 81 ~ 2ool 30 e07 a.
Loans ~ siorks. payahle On demsni
tnarket salae ~ securities sig7 s-s "a, la soo o.
bark efr-ck (uarket vatuei Tss-5 %
rniied STATES Treasury Sofc-, lrnarkst
vsius. ioa .ss "a
nrooklyn CITY wster Rassds. o.1so o.
Meth Caroiina state Ro-ts irnsrkef raj 1850 o.
Nssoufi Stair ncs,ds lrnsfkst value. is.ooo %
Real Fstate Ne 4 Wall Saesf. ~ 1a5 a.
Interest due lst 1aEnaTy. l76i. fof
which s7s 80 ~ has sine he~n rcr'a. 11.-o3 81
paisnee in hands - Afsnfs sni IN coar-~
Il sr.sssrrf->fon frr-a Axsnt-. IN i-t ~
1rrn.rv &c ~tich ell 80 - hss sfnr~
hs~s reoslves). casoe 10
srii- Receivable Ter Premiums Ia
i.rs Rl.a.l .tss3 o.
Osh~r rraprrty. sisceIlsnsous 'trua.. so -
rrs-niurs tas snt uneaiis<t~i ~ Wi
eis. i-~sss 81 ofrs. ..i3o is
rotal. si.t0srs -
CHAKlEs J. MARTIN rrrssp-~r.
Az wu1.HARrH, vIex rsrursvr
3 Murox SMITH. sse.srars
| JOHN Nrarr, A~'v srr'v
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

t.v,l .Aver,.seEneni. my cents per square each
s.,Isfsc,ory arrangements made Win iho.e ~hs
v.h 10 advertise By the year, WITH "" Pfis''esr ~
viii be contned strictly 70 tneit 'ss-
en1 arM pay quarterly ..,.. N,
Aaver,..esnsnss IN The specal no,iec column WIN
Ad~srtiseuents kept constantly on the inside,
price and bali. -, .......,,. -
ten Iin~- or us~r viii be charged for each ineft'"
Al. II over ten lines. ten cents per iihe.
.sxe-tfse,nerss senf IN for no specified ume, VIII
be Inserted three moths, ui.ie-- eIse,e, -,
Auv .lterafion of standing advertise uent VII
srno,int 20 A renewal of the ssine, unie-s "tf"ie"
agreed upon by eontract g.
Announcing eandidsfes Tor oface q every ie-srip-
ton xii be charged - 90 fof each name IN the p"y
and a.. 90 in the Daily snd Weekly, df""ss - '"-
No 9ra,uisau- advertisements whAteter
Charges will be made for inserting uie h'eeer ~
All ordsr-. socsesles. 81 Association a. iollews
Por each notice not exceeding ; nie- = e ="
each insertion: over right lines Al this rate
ANNOUNCING deaths With funeral notice aitsehed,
si. without notice. FREE ......
Sotfcs- of Festivals, Picncs and Excar-of- gotten
M aY Individuals associaiiof<s "r y euufeHer'
81 regular prices ....,.. -
Attorneys ordering, ans payment not 70 % asisye1
e. ,he legal proeee4ings but coectAbe ~ uie hshAi
time Publishsr accountable Tor the aecuf oi
-esi afssrti.emruts beyond The amount charSed TOT
their publication.
The Weekly Express,
1. published every Wednesday. at 81 80 per anufn'
10 uafvxnce.
ss-So paper sent without the money, eentinu-
., longer time than paid Tor.
Hates OF Advertising I'm weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
PONY EXPRESS
To san FRANCHISE, CALIFORNIA;. I'm
TEN Days Prem ~. Joseph. No.

EArE4-
lrlisrs weighing hsif eaesa cf unisr.. - DD
f,s ever sf1ititalsl hsit nss,rf ~ frasia. -
en eaisrr +-ts-s--+-+ : = -
u si esses q - euria-~ ia 0osernules.f STAMPED
Harsleffs, Af.d ~ h<fsess eAatyes INt-f fsif
o. 49, sftsf lulF tesf retutflaa - 81 60 49,
hslf cuHc~ wili ~ uaafr
lfiifft - Trlerrspht eIl ~ reefIsel - ne A.
Fssfirsn hxrress tssssry tlsrir effce 81 Terrr-
8sntf. 80 ttFr arit - 9Th fhF shs.ge
press. sIth sfafapfaee
tos fnfihef ntarnsiiaa srll5 ~ ~ ofiee - the
kmSrtcsn Espfes. C.anp.anF. tafthes.s c.rrrr =
a. M a. etserss
sPseily NAss0x. Assni.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
a NEW ARTICLE
Roback'S Stomach Bitters

NV am = ~
new aud delightful Stomachic and Cordial, for
giving tone 20 the stomach and for the prevention "
bilious complaints incident the Western county.
Try H..
As morning drink. TO assist digesuoa and relieve
Dyspepsia. II has no equal. Try ~.
~ ffrof Il l. superior 20 oA other Ritfers Try Ia.
The formnia 81 these Bitfers. now li~6f) the so.f
property a. Dr. Rohack. or irinsfcd with ~ fhe
oldesi and most eminent Mcaicai rracfiton
West. and it l. directly prcdicatcd npon 2
Western people.
These lnticrs derive their stimulus from ia, r,r.
fni iac nature % The roots and herbs q which iAe
arc composed and a. thev are. ~ anaying unnat4
ursl cravings q The stomach, directly promotve q
TEMPERANCE.
the present proprietor believe, that IN making then
widely knorn. the public welfare T. suh-~rvcd.
Il viii SOON DO for sale by all ~ ilr. kohackh nN-
merous Agents and Al Hotels. &C. the country over
Ia the me antilne orders will DE filled direct from
Cincinnati in any quantity and nt the lowest rates
Il put up n Quart Bottles. sud securely packed IN
oae doz casc-. Half dgz. sample csses wil however,
be packed af,t % any address II desired.
Retail Price. ST. per botrie, or six
for -.
Principal ,ficc ard salssrcon. No 8 East fourtA
Street. 81 building fron Main street. Cinsunau,
Ohio Laboratory Ne - Hammond Street
For sale lu Ni.o County by
T.. NJ DONNfiiY. Tesre hsuts.
JR CUNNINGHAM.
MM 4. SlfIFi. New Goshen.
PETER Ht Sktkk. Crutreviie.
And ~ Druggists ani Merchants gcucfaily
throughout tho United Siai~s ard Canadss
oc3i~u
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

THE GREATEST FACILITIES OF
FERED FOR THE PROTECTION AND
SPEEDY TRANSFORMATIONS OF
LIVE STOCK
~ fs-f Accommodations sifh usu.l privileges -
,.sf.asls trasffifF tn charge flirreaf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

FARE ALWAYS AS LOW AND TIME
- QUICK Al BY ANY OTHER
ROUTE. ASK FOR TICKETS VIA
PITTSBURGH
Tie completion Il the Western connections u the
Pcnnsyivania Railroad makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN TIE EAST
AND GREAT WEST.
The connecting Tracks By the Railroad nriage at
Pittsburgh, avoiding all drayaEe ferriage cfreght
together with the saving Of time. are advantages
readily appreciated by Shippers of Pre- gt AMI the
Travelling fuhlic.
for Freiah Contracts Or shipping Directions apply
q or address eiher II the following Agents = the
Company;
u. A. SrFw AIT. Pittsburgh.
n. y. riENCk CO. Zsnesviilr. q.
J J. JOHNSON. Ripley. q;
Y NcNFEiN. .Nsyseilie, Nv.
ORuSY A COPrFR. fortsmoush q
PADDOCK A co. Jefrf~ nvfIis fni
n ~ nuuWN A Co. Gin -lnfAH -
ATflER. A HInnFRT. Cincinnati q.
r. q. MEf.DNtN. Madissr. T.
JOSEPH f MOoRSf. Lo.Isf..5s. ~.
= q o'nilfY A co. rvsut,lil-. Ind.
wv GRAHAM CO. Csitc. a..
r y. Sass. - Louis. No;
JOHN H HARRIS. Nashville, Tenn.
HARRIS A HINT Memphis, Tenn.
CLARKE A CO. Chicagu. fils.
" n n. kooNFf sfoa, llis;
or - Freight Agents Il Railroads a. Different. roni'
lr fhe Net
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
N MEDlcAL.

HELMB0LD'S GENUINE PRRPA-
IL TIOS.
HELAB0LD's BUCHu for the BLADDER
hELxhcIDs Buchu for tie Kidneys.
HELMBOI.D'S BUCHU for the Gravel
HELNB0i.D'S BUcHU for the Dropss
HEl.NBoLD'S BJCHU Tor Nervousness
HELMBOI.U'S BlCHU FOR los q Neusary
HkLMBol.3s BUCHu for Dmuess q yisio1.
HELABoflrS BUthU for Diiiicult Breathing
HELAnOlIfS BUCHU for Week Nerves
HELAbOtD'S ktCHI for tfeneral Debility.
HkLABOlDS BpcIiU for Universal Iassitade.
HkLMBOl.DS BUCHU for Horror q nsesSe
HELABOi.D's BDCHU for Night sweasS.
HELABOl.D'S BUCHU foe Nakefalness.
HELNBOLD'S BUCHU for DFyness Of the ska
HEIMBOLD'S BUcHu Tor Erupfions
HELMBolDfS BUCHU for Pain IN the Rack
HEl.ABOi.D's BICHU for HeAvlness q the Fyeias
with Temporary Sufasion aud Los of sight.
HFI.NBOlI'S RlCHU for Mobility and RestlessfleSs
With went of Attention and Horror u S.ciety
HEl.NBOi.D'S BUCHU for Distractions
hki4boi.D's blShU tor kKoesses arising from In
discretion, and all Diseases of
.ES-fEMALES-FEMAIFS
FEAAI.ES-fEAAIES-FE
OLD or YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED. OR CON-
TEhPLATlNG MARRIAGE,
THEY ARR OF NO AvAu.
HUMBOiD'S EXTRACT BUcHU
Is TIIE VERY BEST REMEDY IN TiR WORLD
sing from Indiscreton Habits - Dissipation or ia the
DECLINE OR CHANGE 0FIIFE
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT IT
Take mere Balsam, Mercury, or Unpleasant
Medicine. Tor Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HEI-ABOLD's EXTRACT BUcHU CURES
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages At little ExpeuSe
ids'ie or no change q Diet; No Inconvenience.
AND No ENPOSURE.
Use HEI.hB0f.D'S EXTRACT BtCiU for Rxcess-
arising from habits INDUCED ia
nf Young ANDoLD
And FOR diseases arising from habits q disstss,a.-
Il all improper dischargeS and win
the patient Ia shoi time 10 state of health and
Use HELMBoI.D's EXTRACT BUCHu Tor diseases
and enectons Of The most distressing character.
Use HELNB0LD'S EXTRACT BUChU for I'll saee-
URINARY oncaNs,
Whether existing In
n.IE OK FEMALE,
now IoNG srxS DING.
An the shove diseases and symptoms sdml, of the
same treatment and may originate from the sAms
READ, READ READ
HELMBOlD'S BUCHU j. safe aud pleasant IN taste
and odor. hut immediate iu its action.
Personally appeared before me, Alderman = The
city q Philsdelphia II. T. HEIMB0LD. Chemist. who
being duly sworn does say that his preparation
"a n narcotic mercury, injurious drugS but Is
purely vegetable. II. T. HELNBOID
Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before me. the 23d day u
November. ls5s. NM. 7 .HlBBAkD, Alderman.
Price al per bottle. six Cor -, delivered 70 any
address
Prepared by II. T HELMBOf.D.
Practical and Analytical Chemist
l0s South Tenth ST. below Chestnut Phila.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFIITs
AND USPRlNClPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor To dispose ''or THER owS'' and "orr-
FE'' EErt-rkTIoS ATTAISKDBN
Hell 41...lH - HreV
Extract Buchn.
Ssrsapariiia
Improved Rose WISH
Sold by
n. IL. BAIIR a GO.
And all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HEi.MBOlD'S TAKE No OTHER.
Cut out the advertisement and send for a.
AND AN0IDINPOSIrlON AND EXPOSURE.
ma7dw3Ia
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

CuAWs.Gs GaUTr. ax.ns.
No. rHE<fk NOW,
n.lsid us&s xarys. rn.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
n u Il 7 X n . 7

~ ~ FYFTKsSTH >ERfsNNTsL SIAgf-
RENT II fls caHsftos ~ re- NOW ItNf'
EAetE cOkPANi. = ~ W. - Afa isff
oa "a I'D drg o. J,fsa.frs. issi.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

SHERlFF'S SAIE.--.By virtue Of
- sxeeuti.ss lasas,i from tic N.es Common isas
Castff g. sn, directed AMI delivered. n fsrof - ir
thr. Il Freeman and against Robert A King, i'rin-
eifsl aui John A. King rspls'n hail. "lc % is'f
~ Sfsf,tsa " lreeIaan and against John p Nntins
ana Eolsrt King ard iu favor = fAtrick 5"hh-
ssn ani against hoteff A. King. have irfiel on the
faio~fus described Real Estate. situated in sif"
county InIian.. fo-~ifs The eatf hst l'sl - i.e
forfhsssf qn.rfer 90 r section twenty -sete el i-iI
township thirteen fi1' north = rang r'fnA ''.
saitine eishfv 10 acres. alsp. tf sssf hfu Ns ~
ths s.sfheasf quarter. - se,tiea t~fif ~
tevnshIn tAlfiftn. lal fsnes eight ~ containing
eighty lsol serss. aaa 80
SATURDAY. Nay -. l-si.
wi,1.n ,he lexsl hours y ssld day. a ihe oopfi
H., a. n, relrs Haafe vii oder The renis an
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EANII.Y HORSE For sALE-
.,,ssi@ ~ JoskPn GROVER,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-18
The Star of the West.

The non-arrivsl OF the Star 0f Tie
Vest at her supposed destination oI
Fort Moultrie. is not at all strange
There were dozens OF teloeraphic
dispatches inrnedatcly.sent off to
Charleston, announcing her depart
nre, the moment she left this port,
and every preparation was made by
the bells 10 prevent her from enter
ing the harbor. The removal of
huoys, and the extinguisimcnt OF
the lights in the lighthouses on the
coast, acts which may lead to the
loss OF thousands of human lives
render it impossible for ship to 40
proach the harbor of Ch,rleston.
except in clear weather and in the
day time. Captain Berry, Of the
steamer COfumJta, reports that even
he, whom the Charlestonians re
varied for his traitorious conduct
by the gift of n gold headed cane.
could only make his way ont of the
harbor by sending a small ho It
ahead to take soundings, and that
Governor Pickcns had ordered all
the Pilots not to bring any United
States ship over the bar. The q GJv.
ernor had also ordered the batteries
which had been erected 10 open u
fire upon the Star If tie IItst A.
soon as she should come within the
range OF the guns. Such being the
difficulties that bese. the navigation
of Charleston harbor, it will not be
at all strange ii some days elapse
before we hear OF the arrival OF the
Nn q'he Hest at Fort MOultrie.
Among other precautions, VIII ch
Capt Berry reports, that are to be
taken to protect Charleston, is to BE-
an imitation OF the Russian policy at
Sevastopol, Of sinking ships in the
channel, and thus laying an effect.
ual embargo upon the port. II they
would only do this, it would save
the government the cost and incon
venience Of employing 4 man. u.of- " ,r
to accomplish the same object. We
learn that thu Charl, ston line Of
steamers, though doing, at the
present time, a very profitable bus
mess, are to be laid up, and Capt.
Berry, who is an Irish South G ,ro
linian, intends going down to fight
for his country under the folds of the
Palmetto flag.-CNe,s York Tri
Jwne.