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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13

LovInnIr. Aug. IA passenger has
arrived IRON Richmond who passed through
Knoxslle on Friday. lie reports thai Gen.
Zollitier. al the head Of Tennessee troops
there. has suppressed Passon. BrowsIor's
Knoxville Wing - Ith'TC'TF't Y
The Louisville Bulletin publishes letter
signed W. ] Dewey. New Orleans. address
Ell 70 his cousin. y. A. Crockss. New York.
asking IL be Dewey could get employment
there. and speaking disparagingly OF his fo
ture prospects In New Orleans.
This letter WIS Intercepted by the militar,
authorities OF Memphis, aud returned TO the
authorities Of New Orleans who committed
Dewey TO Jail and declined taking bail for
his appearance.
The Richmond Examiner Of the slh, saws
the Confederate Congress on TUESDAY. con.
siderins the bill for thh public defeuse en-
countered MI i'll timed division Of opinion
The bill does not provide 70 IA levy of forces.
but authrizes the President 10 call out the
militia Ia conformity with the act of the 10Th
Of March. and 10 accept volunteers. not ex-
ceeding 400, 900 men.
The Norfolk Herald OF the 7th. saws the
). IL. Whitney. and another Boston steamer
came to Newport News on Sunday, and ON
Monday. proceeded TO sea with their decks
filled with troops.
The correspondent Of tho Richmond Dis
patch says. 2i0 negroes have been sent For :
ress Monroe TO Cuba. and advotes the admis-
sion or negro testimony. TO show what parties
stole these negroes.
The Cleveland. Tenn. Banner of the 9th,
says that Edwards. who declared he would
not swear to support the Confederate Con.
stitution. VS. elected from Bradley county to
the House. by 500 majority. and that OF the
nine members 1.-The Lower East Tennessee,
three are Upion men.
The Athens. (McLain county, Post says.
several companies of that county are organi-
aed to resist Tennsssee's becoming mem
Der of the confederacy. The rinors are
without foundation. as the county threw
decided majority for the Southern Constitu-
ton
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13

PoLIcx.-Yestertay. tho celebrated Foley
vas again before the Mayor. on complaint
for keeping house ofill fame. She was &C.
companied By TWO frail-shOugh by no means
fair fenininss. accused OF being inmates Of
the house presided over by the Foley. The
proof against the trio was rather dsmaging.
and had the effect to consign the presiding
prisstess to the shades Of Sheriff Corners
hospitahle mansion. for want Of tho trivial
sum Of about $37 so. The other .wo will
have 4 hearing at another time.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13

DIED-0f fever. a, the residence OF Mr.
Ballinger. on Wabash street. on last night
At 10 o'clock. GroEsE W BoYp. Of this city.
aged about twenty four.
The deceased was 81 Sergeant OF Capt.
JAsu Sxrru's Company ID in the Eleventh
Regiment (Zouaves) of tho three month :
volunteers Of this State. lie served out
his enlistment faithfully and creditsbly and
returned to die among us-regretted by his
comrades in arms. and numerous friends and
scqusintances III our city.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13

JnsKRsoy CRY. Aug. l2-Ms;or Moore.
With detachment OF the Irish briEdd arriv-
ed from Syracuse this evening bringing in
twefty-tro prisoners captured at Georgetown
Heatt's Creek. and in the adjacent Country
Most of them were taken with arms in their
hands. on their way to join Magottiin. The
forces sent from here have been unable 10
find either Harris ,r Nagoftins camp.
The country is swsrming with luerrillas.
who apTcr 10 be emboldened 10y the news
received from the southwest. Of the advance
of the confederates.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13
Gen. Lyon Driving the RcbeIs-The
Thieves Decline Ia Fight

FhANKLiS. No. August IA messenger
from Springfield 10 Col Wayman arrived At
Rolis at l o'clock SUNDAY afternoon He
reports that the advance guard of General
Lyon met the advance guard of the enemy on
thursday mud nm engagement ensued which
resulted IN driving tho rebels into the woods
The los on either side. il any. y no,
stated
Our cavalry had taken up position on ths
north side OF the Little Yord Road with the
design Of drawing the enemy out. Two
companies OF cavalry went out nj ~ o'clock
Thursday night and captured four prisoners
twenty head Of cattle and four horses.
Gen. Lyon was trying 20 draw the rebel.
into hattie
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13

ForrRrss Moxror. Aug lo.-Apprehen.
sions are felt about Lieut. Crosby and party
who left here four DAYS ago. on al expedi-
ton 90 the eastern shore A hsg OF truce
came from Norfolk. 10 enquire Of the missing
rebels who are supposed 10 be prisoners
Among them i Col pegram One Of Capt.
hagruders men penetrated our lines at
Newpor, News. and declared the place 80
strong TO be attacked
Oae thoussdd rations are now issued 20
the contraband at Old Point
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13

Nrw YorK. July IL BY the arrival Of
brig Laura. Can't Lsngthorne. we have sd-
vices FROM St. Domingo City 20 July 18th
The var between Hrvti and Spain - At an
end. the recent difficulties between the two
counties having been arranged The Dom
fnican army has returned to the frontiers
A decree has been issued by the Spanish
authorities. declaring slavery forever abolish
ed there. and any person interfering with IL.
viii be considered liable under tsc aon.rirs
tors act
Emigration from the United States j. par
tieularly desired. the Government offering as
an indncement tracts o. land. and inSurinc
All emigrants, accepting the terms. protec
ton Even the American residents there
favor the project and desire emigration
The health OF the country is good
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13

PHGsIx INSURANCE. CoxrASY OF HARrYofD
CoSS.-Messrs. McLKAs & CRASE have been
appointed Agents of this well known and pop
ular Insurance Company. rice Capt. j B HA
eKR, gone 10 the war The "PHUSIx'' stands
second to no Insurance Corporation in the
Union. Cor wealth. promptness and liberalitv
in adjusting and paying is losses.
iy25dvIm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13
Rebel Movements ON the Lower Pc.

The rebels have sent two Tennessee reci-
ments 70 Guanticske Creek on the Potomac.
place lying NJ right angles with Manassas
Junction
Batteries are now being erected NJ tina,
point TO prevent flank movement Of eur ar
my on Manassas Mr.. Wood has been an.
pointed Commissioner Of Public buildings hv
the President
Maryland secessionisss are daily attempt
ing TO cross into Virginia
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13

STArE or INDIANA. ytGo COUNTY. S.
- Nisc Cirrust Coass. SsFt-nsbeE Term. lssl-
tssiscn iossuis "a Ks~kiel Rras-ys--Complslnt .
g.. tract and Attachment
On as AZ, te-~it he -th day q Jan~. a n lsei
ccfnes TIE plslsfi-. BY EeIesn Crane. hss sttor-
ale<. ami nies bis complains hsrssn. also A n
trsnes snassst showing thsf The defendsut = =
nan-re~tsut - he State " fn6tzna
hgti-e = teersfaro esrsey zvsa 70 he 49, Aef.a.
at - The tiin< nd peudeacy = thss >~rr sr<
t.st ne -.res VII = hsssd ksf dss>ruin>d ~ the
nexl q eur said Cart oosau-rin- al a. So
nsnisy - s~rs~re~r merit A u issu
Aues. J. n. Ef4kKE. ca.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13
Balloon Reccasai.snee-T Rebels
tamps.

FeErRK~s Mo>RoE. A. il~frof Ia
mountain made two successful ascensions
Yesterday having attained an Attitude Of
three thousand feet and found the encsrnp-
meat Of the Confederate troops % 20 about
three miles beyond New Marke- Bridge
ThereNe no traces az the rebels near
Hampton A considerable force = aise en-
csmped this side Of james River. some eight
miles shove Nevporf SeNc.
The two cannon mounted AZ Scvesi's Poin,
toward Old Point. be thinks are only large
field pieces. There are also ahou. 600 con.
federate< AZ eesall's Point
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13

PxorH.srfse.-our neighbor Cookery. on
Saturday night. in his garment uttered
prophecy. and We place il on record that time
nav setermine TO which class Of prophets he
belong IL pas as follows: zig the var Is
not ended in twelve months from now. the
people will rise in their might. and stop il.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13

a. The Tigers. agreeably 20 arrange.
ment, marched 20 Camp vigo- last evening.
where they have been made as comfortable
AZ the nature Of the case would admit 9th
er companies are expected 10 arrive b. the
fret of next week. when the camp viii be
regularly organized.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13
A Secession Paper Suspended Down

.BASeoE. Ne. August l2-At o'clock
this ?. m. the Democrat, secession sheet.
was cleaned out by large number OF PEG
PIE. During an alarm OF hIe u crowd enter.
Ell me Office. cleared IL of everything IL con
timed. and turned the contents into the
streets. Mr.. Emory. the editor of the paper.
escaped unframed. A man named Jones
who made some demonstrations in opposition
@ the acts Of the mob was badly used. bnt
vas finally rescued and put in jail.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13
Noon Dispatches.

The Secretary of War GA the DISPOSE
ton OF Fugitive Siaves-tsarihaidi
Tenders his sword tn the United
States and Receives "a Major Gener-
ais Commission-Princ Napoleon
aud the Rebels AT Mana>>as-tsov.
kirk st Nashmgion-Prince
NapsIean.> Opinion of the Rebels
and their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COMMUNICATIONS with the Rebels
TarsaFssm a. eu nrlean.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13

ZorAvEs, ATTENTION The members Of
The llth Regiment. In this city are request
ed 70 meet a, the Central Engine House at
10 o'clock this (Tuesiay) morning. TO ar
range for the funeral Of Gao. W. Born. a
soldier Of the Regiment.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

u There win be a pic me- and speeches
At Camp Mewhinney. in Riley township 10
day. Capt. Ms company Is about full. and
win go into camp here soon.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13

Nav YoEx. August l2.-ln the case OF
the baltimore Commissioners. writ OF 81.
tachmeni was issned to-day sgsinsi Burke
Tor his appearance 70 show cause Why he
should not De he'll for coniempt Of court In
refusing 70 deliver the prisoners upon a
dabeas corpus
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13

II. Lors. August l2-Fred whippie.
conductor. was shot this morning az Mc(iirks.
about SIX miles this side Of California. while
conducting train Of United States soldiers
he wss hre.sat ~ some one concealed in the
woods. the sbst took effect in the breast
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13

A Prize from the Oulf-Arrest of a
Forger-MiniSicr To Austria - An
important discover, at Fortress
Monroe.
NEw YoRK. Aue l2-The United States
prize schooner Falcon, from Aaiveston. with
merchandise, arrived this morning. She was
captured of Galveston. by the L. :. steamer
South Carolina.
Jerrett Cowden, rascal with large mum
Der of aliases was arrested on Friday night.
near the Hoboken Ferry. charged with forg-
ing. to the extent of $50 900 on the banks
of Chicago st Louis, Pittsburg, Columbus
and Detroit. He was sent 10 st. Louis on
Saturday last
Mr.. J Lathrop Motley the eminent histo-
rian has been nominated for the mission TO
Austria.
letter from Fort Monroe to gentle
man in this city relates the following.
We have made an important discovery, and
hope this viii bring about change. A few
days ago a party of New York company
went out bathing at Mill Creek, near Fort
Monroe, and there discovered TO their great
surprise. an electric telegraph wire, and on
inspection found il TO connect the Fort with
Fox Hill. where il is said the enemy is en-.
trenched in strong numbers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13

Braudrethss Pills.
H. 80 og ths-s Pslls ADD TO OUR VITALITY
ths enabling u 70 resist DE ACTON or DISEASE
The wsy In which cure = elected nay be inter
esting pfoess icosl rs~l y~ Tie not Of any scrt
oouseoSeDos to man o. woman In search q hss.tL
rHxf vkS1 TO Kso~
WHAT MEDICINE CURES.
sor now n crEEs.
OOSTIEESESS AND DIZZINESS CURED.
Ssv-YoxK. April S. 1850
d. b BkAs1xrs-D~sr Sir In the spring Of isss
bad The the misfortune break my thigh. In
quencs q which ny eonsiitutou became greatly d.
bt.ied, and suffered With greet ccssivrne-s attend
ID with dizziness and pAin 10 the head and go
and oppression q the heart i~ss attended ny sev
erl pAysicisns q this city 90 three years vfths-
obtaining reiies and had tesPAirec q III fsAl
" vss induced 70 Try year flls ~hich almost Y.
st4uty relieved me. sDc N short tIDc completely
restored ny bes "a. Iccosider them the hsS neti
ssoe In the Void.
Your. truly
JANIS MURPHY. $50 West Street
fr.ce IS osuts per hox.
Sold BY J. r. CrsTSoEAs. rsrre- HNns. and y 81
respectable dealers " medicine. ltssyi:t~i-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13

NOTICE Is heTe herety .tseo. th.t letter. 80.
~ DersTy viii The ~1ll snnex -. h.~s 80, sr.us
- 70 he sn4sr-sxn<d upoc tie estate q Jokn n
Wst>cn- teeeas<f, late q VIC, ceenty. ssss e.ssf
b ssPPoesd - - soivvuf
tfERI WATSON.
- vaf Axsc.rfr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13
un.sachuset,s Prisouer..

Bosros. August l2sh.--A private letter
states that twenty of the soldiers Of the Mas
saehusetts 9Th regiment, mostly reported
killed. are prisonerg in Richmond.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13

t. A remarkable change came upon the
air yesterday afternoon. the mercury sinking
70 below 50 degrees We are At loss 70 i'm
sgins the cause
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13

Medicated Hair Wash!

DROF. GEORGE W. CANADA
I s.vsnx vsAtsed his shaving and Hair Dressing
aaio<. asoiusua the TerEe Hsnfs House. bsgs leave
TO nSo,r - rlzens and public generally. ihs; he
= sew prepared 70 walt upon customers n his
xhxrpoonkns and oktfnx Iai'ss and Little Girls'
Hair GFo. W. CANADA.
zpsoar
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13

TRUMPS A NOVEL BY GEO
Il ". CURTIS. spiendidiy Illustrated By HopprA
NACAULAY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND
Vol eth
THE WITS AND BEAUX OF SOCIETY
By he snthsr a. 'Qussn. 81 sossesy.''
spioawu Al WI HUcKrS6usNs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13
Admiral Dundas-Distinguis OIL
Ger. tender their services

Admiral Observation-Disclosures OIL
GERS tender their services.
WASHINGTON, Aug. l2.-The semi official
announcement made in the Richmond pa
pers that Admiral Dundss intends TO take
his feet into Charleston harb Dr. regardless of
President Lincoln's blockade. is of no prac-
significance. even IL the statement Is true.
for the war vessel of any nation of any ma
tion with which We are at peace. has n right
enter our sorts Notwithstanding the blockade
which is intended te operate only against the
commerce of the disloyal
number of the most distinguished army
officers Europe, particularly in England and
France have rendered their services to the
United States, but it is not known that any
OF them will be accepted.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13
LEGAL.


SHERIFF'S SALE.---By virtue Il
Court. % me directed and delivered. IN favor Of
Ass shsrbarne and - sinst Robert A. King. have
levied the following DESERVED real estate situated
IN Nigo county. Indiana. ts-wiE The east hslf -
Of the psrfh wrist quarter ~ 81 the north east NJ
Of section tsenty seven III township thirteen IA
range eight west, contsininF twenty 80 srres,
ard IN
SATURDAY. AUGUSTA, ISL.
wi;hiu The legal hours % said dss theCourt House
dor IN rerrs Hsute will or-r the rents and profits
% the shove described Real Estate Together with ell
the privileges and appurtsnsncss . the same belong
ina. for DOT exceeding seven rear - the high
bidder Tor cash. and upon failure - realise
sucicn 20 satisfy said order e sale and costs, viii
then and there ofsr the fee-supie IN Ard % said Real
Esfkie the hghes, bidder for cash. q satisfy the
same.
his zsth day Il yais. lssl.
sANCEI coSyfk, sks<t6
jslys7dit~s~ pss Zee ea.ss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13
Night Dispatches.

No Parting Interview Betwcen
Prince Napoleon aud the Prest.
dent-The Wa.hingtou yesssPa-
pers Beaurcgard Official Of
the Rebel Lcss-Tyier the Rebel
Lieutenant Colonel Ordered Co
be Sc nj to Fort Lnfayetse-Aetivi
IL I'm the War office.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13
To Consurnpsives!

ouAck No-rxrHs--The majority Of hair washes.
hair ty- hair tonics hair oils the numbsrlers pgepa
rstions which are no~ before the pcblie under
exravagsnt. hyperSoliosi and fantastic titles
see psrsded In show window cards. aud newspaper
headings, As hair preparations. are all hunsrg-
the drrt water, their real merit when they pc-~e~
any. u. that they do no harm Hogs lard. whsle
OIL lard oil sve<t oil. scented and eclcred Ike Up.
when In beautiful wrappers. and white flint giAsl
botiles. The costes, character Of tonics and st<s
th1s costly, bspsed with tri-syilsbie tern
md caught al BY verdAns ycsng snt ct q both sea
- ssch is not ths ehsrsrter of Prof woot's Hair
Restorative This gsntensn comes before The ~oria
v1tbous any high faluun'' ulophloscriun.
other Astounding and startling catch penny terra BY
tsrply aivertises a Hair Rsetnrsuve-~hst Il ss-
presses. precisely-eDc Restorative II scts- Boy
Prof wcots Hair Restorative and - y0u value year
scalp aye. your WY brains. apply Doilng e-e 10
., may Re la, you ycc Will get worse Substance
than perfum~c isrc osi ycur Uranium. resDeuher
vcts Restorative for the hair Is tbr bee; article
tAut ja5t~in
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13
WOOD! WOOD!

WOOD! WOOD!
DY order q the Board OF School Trustees am
I'D authorized 20 receive sealed proposals for the
delivery 81 sixty cords Of COCO seasoned beech. gu
gar and hickory IRE wood, foar feet long, 10 be de-
hvered the four several School Houses N tbs city
by the FIRST day Of November mex,
Proposals will be received at the Star Grocery
until Saturday. the 18th inst The wood Is 20 be all
split wood. no limhs will be received.
JOHN REiSHARp
rerre-nauts. Aug. :. dw3~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-13

Sold ~ J. r. crsSoEAs. r.rre- Hsnse. and - 81
respectable dealers u medicine. ltasyi:t~in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-18
CALVIN L. GODDARD & CO.,
No. Bowling Green, New York
only Manufacturers of the
SUPERIOR STEEL RING
AND
Solid Packing Burning Machines,
AND

FEED hOLI-S' AND AESIIAU BUKKINT FIUhEhs'
All the principal Wooden Establishments in the United
states, Canada and Mexico are using these Burning
Machines on their first Breakers, and who have
used them would do without them. They acknowl
edged ne only perfect machues in perfection Of
WORK ana durability. he finer Burning Machines for
seconu beakers and Finshers new plan of teeth,
ae recommended TO YOUR attention, being useful,
en- Client and important as are those attached to frs
kreakers There are many in use.
THE STEEL RING FEED ROLLS
are also recommended to your attention In strength
sIiu uuifaaoillly, and efficient work, they have no
squa lnelr perfectly even and straight surface allow
ne placed near to the Burr Cylinder to save the fin
anu sno,t staple Their hrn strength ami their peculiar
st 81 teeth are indispensable to good hold the wool
highly approved and much used These Feed Rolls and
Burning Machines clean the wool its refuse matter
The coarse machines ofthe coarser and the finer machine
o the inner dirt and burrs they prevent Injurious subj
stanee: from coming in contact with the card and each
set WILL in addition to cleaning the and protecting
the cards do as much cadlng the to which tey
attached They should therefore be attached to each
card of the set.
The undersigned has perfected
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-18
"sHALL WE PAY UP 2"
tFrom the vicksburg Miss SUM-

1t may be said that mercantile honor de
mands the pay ment OF all business debts
Politeness demands that if an article is asked
TOR, civlly. and il the asker has any claim on
it, that il should be delivered up; but would
that chain OF reasoning justify any one in
giving raging maniac weapons WHEREIN til to
destroy the life of another? And wherein do
the fanatics OF the north differ from raging
maniacs!
We haze already the name of not paying our
debts; the infamous lie is spread broadcast
throughout the land by all the abolition jour
mails, and as we now have the name, and the
very northern merchants who know to the
contrary do not take pains to contradict the
repori, why not haze tie gain as weH? +
Let 1t be generally understood that no debts
whatever, due from the south to the north
will be paid until peace relations are restored
and the cont, deracy recognized as an indie
pendent government, and that in that event all
claims will be paid with interest, and we will
soon see the northern defence subscriptions
becoming small by degrees and beautifully less
anu an We ask Tor granted. The heart OF the
north is located in the breeches pocket. and can
only be got at through that channel.
From the Richmond (va.) Wing.
"BooTY AND BEATTY"
That it %the purpose and desire OF the
donlinan ction al the north, to wage n war
against H., ii the atrocious character here in
dictated there can be no doubt. That wretch
es diabocal enough to wage such war may
be found abundantly in the boosted society of
the north is equally certain. But there is al
ways risk in employin scoundrels to exc
cue scheme of yiany. They have TO be
entrusted with power to do mischief, and
when that power is in their hands they may
use it at their discretion and turn it against
the party that gave it. The northern des-
peradoes, when furnished arms and flushed
with liquor, after being taught that it is right
and proper to plumber and massacre southern
people, may take it into their heads that it is
quite as right to despoil the sanctimonious
Williams who taught the convenient doctrine.
There is more rich spoil Dithin u square mile in
Ne1 York or Philadelphia than can be found in
The 'choie ofthe poverty stricken state of Virginia,
and we would suggest to the ''roughs" and
their associates that it can be won with fewer
knocks and far less peril
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-18
choice Extracts.



IT, iarH ,,R,, ct tlss ~ s. sufficiently betray
his parts. Those OF the northern press, esPv-
ciay the philanthropist, are absolutely hell
ish. They roar like devils, and they rage like
wolves. They begin to iee the truth, in
terrible experience of loss and ruin, of the
thousand warnings which we gave them long
ago We said to them, You grin, and leer,
and Jibber n0w-but you will soon howl in
desperation" Nothing, surely, can
be more fiendish than the hate they show !;
nothing more ridiculous than the vengeance
they threaten Such barking dogs Their
gums secret venom enough, but their teeth
are drawn!
moments cessation of the popular excite.
ment-a moments pause for thOught-and the
people thus abused to their ruin must turn
upon and read their false guides and lying
prophets and miserable roguisl demagogues
They must keep up the excitement as long as
they can. The moment it ceases they perish.
But the thunders of the press have no bolts
in them The sensational paragraphs of the
telegraph are windy wordy wlshy -washy
Understandings. They can have no effect
upon the south but TO make our people firm
make them set their teeth closer-lear down
the rifle from the wall, and set forth for the
borders TO the borders, boys!
y II Be patient sons of the south.
We are not asleep, though silent When we
do speak, old memories will revive Such
memories Washington, Sumter, and Mar.
ion; and Moultrie and Pickens. And such
fields .-Eulaw and Charleston, and Cowpens,
and Kings Mountain. The north may thun-
der through Tmbunes and Times and Posts
and Heralds; we through men and deeds.