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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-04

MoRtTowN.-L. d. Hills, a firm Union Renub.
lican was elected Representative on the fourth
ballot by 6 majority. .2c5.. O."
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-04

HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET US RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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Very Latest by Telegram
4 O'CLOCK p v
Injury to the Il. Ii. Forh..
1900 Contrabands at Old Point
More work of the Privatee,
Charlestonians fearing an y,r
Attack.
News from Southern Papers,
THEIR ACCOUNT 0F THE HAT7r'n
AFFAIR
REBEL CONGRESS AGAIN C0yyn
COW ACnrrrNr r,s,r,,>-t-...
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-04

PHILADELPHIA, Sept.3.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 2Sth ult. pub
fishes letter from Fernandlna, Fa., received at
Savannah, saying that the crew of the pirate
JEFF. Davis had arrived there, the vessel having
been wrecked on the bar, while trying to get
IN 81 AurnStina
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spaIdf1ns,s Prepared Glue

spaIdtIng's Prepared Glue
all md household % M
hoatit II always ready and she sticking raAas
fhereis nolonger necessity for lpng chairs. spisd
nesrs healsas dolls broken cradles Il Is Just the article
for cone and othsr work, popular with
dies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation Is ased cold ssins ceadess
held solution, possessing all ta
gle. II s1ay be used o
nsry n1ucasfe. being sas;ls more adhesive.
tsTsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE. y
a.BA tsh accompanies eash bottle. Price. y ceTtc
g Y s7 =E
wholesale Depot Nc. IS Cedar street Rev Yerk.
address HENRY Q. sPALDINa co..
Rox No 500, New soSA-
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Cottol. Presses.

Cotton Presses.
Corner Of Tchenpitouas and Robins streets.
Corner of Tehoupitouas aud Henderson strszag
ST. Mary's street. between Perdido and Rosdrsx.
Corner Of st. Thomas and Basin straeta.
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard strasts-
Corner Of Tehoupitoulas and Richard Nh til
MERCHANTS,
ORLEANS, -
Corner Leyee and Roaignsc streets.
Corner Administration and Richard streea.
SHIPPERS $50 81 = 80. N ~ es''D -
UNION,
WOODS, - - :. ! 81 4 IS s. ~
TEXAS, 53F.4s .1ss Ts
| CRESCENT PRESS,
New Leyee street.
TYLER PRESS,
Front Levee street. s8a5
LEvEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
streets Third District.
FIGAYUEE, 88z
Levee street, opposite Post 1888, Third nisssisi- FIJI
INDEPENDENT,
COTTON PRESS,
NEW Levee street. between Montegut and GloVsskHsasE
Ea4G Third District. 88s
| PELICAN PRESS.
Corner Of ST. Mars's and TehoupitoaIass.reeas
Fourth District
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Subordinate Lodges.

X + i w." d y "a z 4 4 4
Subordinate Lodges.
room No s, Odd Fellows; Hail resHTaii,
a. 81 Tfs Ri sspS
WASHINGTON LODGE No. meets every Thursday even
bsvs Na5iE9 ho sn Wsa
NJ Wnslsw, Per. secretary John B. Tailor Treasurer
No esl9 Cd f9RH 95ss sass ssss .s
Hyatt V. g. Josiah FeIger, Per. Secretary Jno g. Henos
ODD FELLOWS aIsi.. ss
ssh Per 81 ps sefsafy Il tssss s
n sssoa s Foa2a s
Fs scssly Bals e Fasa n =
rom ahs n. 4 % odd Peoss Fl a II it
se aasasT l. G. Fine ssfRas1 i'sa's
"a hoD .a NJ I'LL s rev TesE szsn
j. r. Rsnshaw, v G.; F. W. Seymour, Per Secretary H
Tenny, Treasurer
Il rson No. Odd Feovs if
t tar T. Finch Per seeetars Graham
HOWARD l2psE GEM No s sts Tssy s3swa
samson 4 III F. Essa Secretary p pasllya
to6n e. ga so5sHs
Gipss Pa h1 SECRETARY IL roaa
n aa Fsss. Halt Nfsz II
.: Bier, VI c. \ Nars. Per Secretary Luther Homes Tres=
H.
ShSi l. wsns esq Ps1
si ThEa ? II ssF Ess ssa
MauneII Per. Secretary Howard Mllspangh Treasurer
.v rGR 3 Fais 5 Eopsa IL
Fss ns Sd a2aisas
NJ odd
Ps Aa sesss i assa
Z LoPG j5 f Nj Is ve WsnSfda
e Basn xe ssfs sses-
inc N Esrs L9RSE NJ
s sehq bis ss Becker roS Treasasef
No e meets sysy Tuesday
B B. ; 'f Psr Secretary i's'i Noting
j II sj.:
s yss5n W e Hsess asS
sscFsta Hx nav Weisiem in, treasurer s.
" NJ 81 fss
fs kess srsa 'Sa
1sa 2n q s FS
4 G & %f Fsr H secretary hs Francis E s
HETIA LODGE Il meets ss every T W spS sySe
oa stoIl e. Fred NV, Secretary uisr PR s.
| cretAIy john IroeSneri ~ eaauief.
soro ronGE No meets at Baton Rouge on Thnrsaa,
evenings omsers- 4 eiiig pr 'Sclaary IL r. Mon
D. Spear, secretary l. ~ Sotiins' ~ - " w
METH LODGE No. q meets at Shreveport on Weduesda 2.
gsras Per ssestar Nsp
c .Sppy TnneF M d meets al CIpe,ousas ever
Saturday esefpgs: ist secretary q n aer treasurer
NJ o. ,,aa.. A. "Wednesday aveuinvs
slNiW ~ = 9raa, q H h Cav VI G IT. Schurel
Secretary; henry Eiarotofu' ". eeefe'a5 to ~
| treasurer III,
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Il. 0. ID.
! Grand Lodge u Ilersaslarsa.

THE r. ~; GRIND LGD4E OF IoUIsTA ma. 10 OF.
meets seYi.annuaIy fe fourth Tuesdays and
Juy 1861 Grand Lodge Room 0d Fellows' a cgEnsrcf
Camp and Lafayette streets SsT Orleans
zO6osSs Yo1 ne ggeaan Richard Ewafas Of Crescent
ledge No. g. NJ H. Grand Master f5afdnef Smit Of g9n
Baercai Lodge, No. H. r. W D. Gyana Vest,
Il Heps ledge No III H. VI Grand seeetary ". DeIss.
aernie Of Southwestern Lodge. No 81 r. sd Treasurer
II. 9. steson Of South western Lodge 80 40 aad Y A. pe;
al q IsaIsa ags M i g a n
Lodge No II, W. Grand Chaplain Francis Eave q AeE
chants Ledge, No. A. W. Grand Marshal John Tacns q
d.
Of Crescent LODGE No. s. WIG. Herald.
Dtstria Dspmg Grad MasssyssJohn r. Barnett Ct GoTs
rant L9dge 10 q Disir,es 2 Neg oftsa.s John =
" kehard af Excelsior Lodge No s D,strss No A. Thbo
daux G. nj Ealer Of Landry Lodge No az District No O.
0peousas j. NJ. Collins Of Beoto Lodge District No
Baton Rouge John Moore q Ss. Iberia q DssIiet
No. - Shreveport: Miispaugh of Prairie Lodge M
District NJ p Washington 3 u Iantes # eatsn Lsdge
Lodge No. 3d. District No ~ New Orleans r W Pike.
sumption Lodge No. 43, District No. II, apoieonwlle-
Standing Conamtses-Stae Of the orderr g. ". III Pills
bury, TsInplar Lodge No. 10 r. g. M Tios H. Shields
Union No. 81 Z g.. John caldssIi, Hope Judi.
Wagner, Howard No. r. II G. Thomas grrps Hope. r.
80 r g., Ensas Smith, TshpaT N. y; IL EdM,a B:.-
Blake Commercial No. IL r. G., Brce, Orleans. No.
II r. Co. j. H. Geinison. Louisiana, No l. Fnancef. g.
NJ H e. Ste;son. Sonthwesten, No. 40 r. G John = AA
ie Crescent No 5, p. q, Il Porteas Howard 10, ls Con
stitution and ByIawsP G., l. Graham Merchants, 20
r. G. f. l.. Kelsey, Southwestern, No. 10; r. G JAMES
Ciough Commercial No. Il. Credentials p e., g. Dent
EEL Louisiana, No. r. e., O. c. Bier Delta, No. Is r Ga
Josiah Folger, Union, No 6.
All Communications to the r. W. Grand Master, Grand
Secretary forwarded the oce Ct the Grand Secret
IN oaa sii'F A' FNRv BTER Grand Secretary
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@as SPRING AND suAIATsEsAREA GEMENr.
M Mig slave depot No. 1876 GfaVer street. will remain open
Waer aud summer for receiving, forwarding snd sell,
ng slaves commission For the prstection of my
paoDs my Pney Woods place hrea and half hours run
from the city and half ea from Tickfsw station,
and D. Railroad has been put in good order ro-
a5 If O. F. HATCHER.
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Insuranee C.;o.nl.pantes.
home MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
% 9s21s45 Y Northeast corner Nats,1ss as4rf

2ssaH
Northeast corner Natchez and Camp ssTssts
4; sFsshsF
j. H. Wheeler.
aEEcHANTs' aUru ALiINsURA Nca icoMp4 sEHs u.
5Isl rsnhsstsa ~. Isssiasla
sB ~ e enaiE s1lsss
5oi Tay u HiHss
CRESCENT MUTUAL IHsuR ANcE COMPANY. sssa4r
Thomss d Adams
George Jonas.
LOUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, ssas1sasa
corner Camp and Matches streets. s55s
earI Tsgss:
sun MUTuAL.INsURANeE COMPANY, corner catup I'D
Jsnes 2; Denegre
o1TizEss MUTUAL M 81
ornsT aallard Frssdsn.
pELAWaRR uTG1i
ssBR Ss8 psass
UNITED STATES LIFE ms RANeE ANNuIT 1 aud rFsss
Company, Ne 4s Camp street. .szS5777I
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND IIFE TssI
Anis S9If ossss
ogasn;
j. s. opss Il Camp street
| UNION INSURANCE COMPANY. Corner Of Canal ara 81.
I
"a. Chiapella
John II, Crawford.
HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY, CORNER Of Rxchangs rlase
and Canal street. #sss5sss5 3si3 Fl
Henry Peyehand. President
FlassaI. Yira
Louis Barnett Secretary
STAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Once, = e.
/ Charles street
Placde Forsta
taTnue Deony Secretary
LOUISIANA STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE cosPASr
4 So Camp street.
4 Ed. GsnucheaH,.
"a. Pieoet..
i Railroads.
4 NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad Once No. lib Camp street. opposite Laazs1
4 Square
Fl. r. Ralney .Presidet
- r. e. Charles Secretary.
4 a s. Williams !, 4: ~ General Snperintsnds WIS
i NEW ORLEANS, QFELGUSAS md GREAT WESTEMM
Railroad Office, Of St. Peter and Old Leyes stee
| opposite jackson Square.
VIM q. Hewes. Presidex
B. f. Flanders. Secretary
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

W. have onen declared our onyiction
thu, those Who vaun,ingly assert that they
are for psacc, AID arc the oily Union men
10 be found, are in reality. the most active
and ~rficien, alder. and abettors OF treason
and for this. these men have denounced u.
IN the roanies, term'. They have snarled
and sworl AZ us. ~ II all the furies had
teen lei loose. AMI have tried to make peo
pie bc..e.o that their silly vaporing was TO
be taken for patriotism. Bat We have nov
same ey idence upon this subject. which Ne
commend - ihesc empty patel blasteress--
l. shows how they afc rcsariet by the trai
oFs. and TIC r.saect IN which they are held
~ them f,g their active ageacy IN Advancing
"a cau-e of,rc,.on The following i. the
significant !aagGag, u ta- I.puisville Car
.er. 4 parcT actively Engaged IN The cause Of
Jsrs Davis ard the rehe's
Tss Noaru D~lvtrsp-TaE S5vrn Br
eoui~a UxsTap-Ihe Democratic party i
rapidly rcoTSsnt1ing. and IA every Northern
STATE hss refused % GO operate vita the
Republican party While The people Of The
North are becoming iisiied-the Democrsts
generally crrosns sni tho Republicans sus-
tanning the war.-,t i = gratifying fact. that
the people 81 the South arr every day BE
copiar more uni'ci and determined The
csn.iauaaec 81 the war unites the south and
w~akcrs auI divides he North. The North
ern Democracy arc stating the rue cause OF
~. 49,. which hs@ been brought about bv =
continued agitation - the slavery question
and baill, assert that The main reason for the
farther persecution 81 the VAR. = that Of
slavery. Whch the Republicans pvoc.ai@ i
tie csrsc oi tho war. hail n abolished
Here = a bald and open svo~al Of tie
hope that tho Democratic party nay BE reor
ranised ~ the means of d.-iS'sg "a NorfA.
- that the south be'r- united. nay aver
a.row re Government the more snseis We
all upoa our Dsn,crsfr ifcals % ual.ee
tas. al . see me bal usnS 70 whseh e =
pr % "a, them b. their party leaders
A-d Ne are as.urci shst la-s wnl r~padase
tbs cTlrf c, deceive .al mislc,i then. be
pass - ar convinced ths' the great hoiy
~ then are srue a.. t,sai u the Covern
me.s Bat 80 koos. az The sane tine fhst
The little clique Of r,sef va Ia III. county
sl continue in Their course 81 disios Is
ja~ - thsg have bear q. for re express
purpose declared hv ~ Csnrs<r. Esery
homes: seirel pen saead rsf ~ ia
dsr,fien a5a sacse r-irsye~ u ~ raTsv.
.ho are >eckar also % become beirasen -
der eeeasry
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Horrible Tragedy

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Sept. 10th.
A bru'Al murder was committed about two
O'Clock. thi, morning. upon the person OF
John B. Cox. his wife and four children. liv-
ing about seven miles east of here. Relis-
BILE particulars are hard 10 obtain, but as
near as can be learned they are As follows
The father and mother Of the murdered
family were awakened about two o'clock, BY
screaming in the direction OF their son' :
house. but a short distance from their owa.
and upon going there stumbled over the
body of their son. who was horribly mangled
about the throat. though not dead. and be
side him was lying an infant uninjared. with
which he had tried 10 reach his fathers house
Upon reaching the scene of the murder. they
found the wife and a little girl three years old
with their ,hroats cut from ear 10 ear. and
both dead Two other ch idren. the Oldest
10 wears. we're cut in the same manner,
though with some symptoms of life. All
were cut in the same manner. apparently
with a heavy. sharp knife. Neither the Ia
Their or the children can survive. Two men.
strongly suspected. have been arrested and
confined in Jail. The wounded man is posi-
tive a. TO one of them. and thinks the other
WIS plso there. and saws there were four IN
an. The two arrested have hitherto borne
good charactes-Lafayers Journal.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

We have been permitted 70 make the fol.
loving extract from a letter written by m
officer IN the Fourteenth regimen, 10 a friend
in his city.
The company generally
enjoys to'eablc good health. This Is q bar
ren. de<olate country. Tho scenery i trans
cenisn'ly beautiful and picturesque. until Il
becomes stale and common. place. but the
weather. and climate = horrible. I, rains FIVE
days out Of a week. making an average ~ Il.
and il . often - cold hat Ne sufer with our
usual wiated c~'othing-oseg coat- a.. We
have had no REGULAR -. battle. bat our pick.
cs and scouts have hid . numhef % skir.
mshe'. AL Of which. or nearly al. YOU have
seen in the newspapers We know nothing
~ via, We are going % ID ihis Fall. but |
can say that al ar % favor II leaving this
place Some think We vii be called ont Of
Nir-inia ar, 80. - Missouri nnder Fro.
moai's commando That would flcise me
very much. hu: fear 40 such good luck viii
follow n I an inclined q taink that A.
soon - ihSre = sufficient force here. iherc
VII ~ ~ onward movcmeaitouaris Siam
Ton. A near a. ! o,n ascertain We have
from ten % twelve ihousand mo- IN Western
Virginia kith. poiRi there re three rel.
men'. % Infantry. one comrany Of Csvalrv.
and one company Of Artillery Al Colonel
Warrer's Camp. ~ or seven m'es u our
right an another road. here arc about n.
sane number q troops. The Others ar.
bsek We dont know sith much certainty
he rnmher - rcbcisi n advance q "a. .sne
;hinA there are ,aarsy shousant There we,e
sesen thousand " one ctma sbsn, tse,,,
ne. rom ~ = l,s asys 20 and onr s>,us.
ssv tan a par OF al 81 then have novel
th~r eama si.aia - nile. sr -. and sssh.n
40 miies 81 our picteis Th- shlrk.
Is very probable thar 80 q attacked
- eseninS-as :. ro~ examining The eoun
~ sroaai y Aasry el~ II - A.. ever
aftckei here t Ill &c ~iih force Of M,
e.than tea ,Aoossad. A mech rs. forc.
ifaa thiS ~ish our position snd farsi6osnon..
*snd rnf = az az AZ sannest. n a iouhle
-~as- ~ tho ~o-i. 70 a,.sck -
Sc from ihs pifers tar ln3saas isds'ar
Arr IA $3.50 - ths coa4<f. s-3 - sh.,
there ar p'rais 81 cresisa1 rebels iet IN
l1dsna. rh,.- VIZ c,sn,r for eonrrsmi.-
= this po'-f ~fh- consrt. are b.: giving sd
srt comfort q rebellion The rob-. H. re
ssath sre roc asking or. nor uoad ihev &c.
49, a eonrromisc. that wouit be honorable
% 80 iorai c'rens - this Government
ioers ean - no compromise We Aus,
'shss saeEis - ne d.-sosss ~ rsbsllio.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

II - fact ~ol,hy Of notice that. when
nearly all the men. throughout the 'oss'
s,.tes. Who have been cherished and boosted
Of bv the Democratic party. As IL leaders and
ornaments. have declared themselves man
fully and openly. in favor ola vigorous pro
.ecu,ion o, the var, until The rebellion Is put
DOWN. there Is a class Of small Try politicians
tie mere hangers on Of that party. who are
s..ngiag 70 he deius.oa that the.s party IS
.tglin e1 -.ence. and that il IS the esly [ mon
u.rr- in the country. They are a bind as
bats. io- ever body else bat them can SEQ
s thar II they were u have their way. tie Tn
,oa would be. necessarily. divided The se.
celet States say they have separated forever
from the Uniou-Wh:ch they c~enouncc mos'
vehcmeutly. They proclaim that they ~tll
have bat one COMPROMISE. Which u. the ie
~eocnl,ion Of their iadegendence-and these
peace advocates are abusing everybody that
stands IN toe way OF til. arrangement. They
ars FOR giving peace 10 the country upon the
condition that the Union shall BE- dirsded
Il. no, this as plain a. the nose on a mans
fcef
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

IL is probably an error in attributing 10 the
81. Louis Republican an article strongly ap-
proving OF Gen. Fremont's proclamation
The article appears in the St. Louis Dsro-
Graf. an esrnes, Union Journal. The ReDub.
iican occupies a doubtful position. IL pro
iesses TO be- in favor Of the Union, but fnds
fault with all that Is lone 70 preserve IL. and
can scarcely conceal its qualification over
any event which embarrssses the government
and encourages the rebels.
The proclamation 10 a demonstration which
was needed. 1t strikes the right note. and
will be responded TO by loyal people every
where. in the border States as well a. the
North. A W ashington dispatch says:
Prominent kentuckians now in Washing
ton. owners of large numbers Of slaves, are
jubilvnt over Fremont's proclamation and i;s
probable effects in Missouri and Kentucky.
will be adopted in the latter State il the Mt
cessity ever arises for H."
Instead Of being disapproved At Washing
ton there ought 10 be no time lost in adopt
ing il as the policy of the government
There Is no reason why sldas property should
be held bv any more sacred tenure than 9th
er property. Ii n rebel puts his horses and
oxen at work upon q fort ~ication, they are
Justly forfeited 10 the United States. II he
acts his slaves nj the same work. they are
just as rightiully forfeited as the horses and
oxen: and the United States having no use
for slaves has no other way TO dispose of hen
but TO set them free. Those who rema;f
loyal 10 the government. whether owning
slave property or any other property. are no
to be disturbed in its possession. The case
IS so clear that the rebels themselves mus
admit that il j. q proper exercise OF power
a blow which they have no doubt been ey
pccting -Rochesfrr Democrat.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13
..CoI. Corcoran in Irous.-'

This Is the latest information which the
rebels have vouchsafcd 70 the friends OF thi.
gallant Iusman. whose reputation il now a.
broad a. the land. They would release on
parole or with some privilege OF prisoners
the native officer. but the Irish Csioa,i g put
an irons. This distinction u an honor % hi.
loyalty. ard il will be the proade.t boos. OF
his posfcrity. when the war is done. that their
ancestor fought 30 CALAMITY aud maintained
he loyalty 80 firmly. th,t the rebels put him
IN irons Maybe the Irish who are in tho
army. OF are now catering Il. will f~ecollect
their breve and devoted coantrvman when
the next hght occurs. and pay OF the rebels
in cold steel We rather think they will
Ind Jser
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

Tur Missouri Democrat. the best edited
anil most influential paper in the West. pays
the following compliment to our State and
TO the gallant llth Regiment. Before the
war i over. il the Democrat watches closely
the progress Of events. il will discover that
Indiana has many more such regiments in
the Geld. All our regiments so into the field
with the same motives in view-to win honor
for Indiana, and to maintain the integrity of
the nation. The 9th. 7th. 9Th. 9th. 10Th and
llth all return TO the field covered with hon
or. which they will maintain. and the thirty
old new regiments which ere nos in the field
or preparing to take it. are composed OF ike
material. The Democrat saws:
The accession Of the famous Eleventh. Of
Indiana, Is a valuable boon 10 Missouri
They are not strangers on sacred soil -
Their manly vigor and daring deeds on that
Of Virginia. made u aware of the fact
GREASY mechanics. small listed farmers. and
mrdSills. a they are without exception.
they met the cavaliers Of the army South,
those boastful gentlemen who are the
rightful rulers OF tie country. and laid them
low with the smallest amount of unne
cessary ceremony. and scattered them with
out the slightest respect 10 person. These
Indiana regiments are afraid of one thing
that tie rebels OF the State will be overcome
and scattered. and thereby become invisible
before they can get a chance IT them.
Indiana has sent "a a large number OF
fighting men. and we are told there are vet
air regiments ut indianapolis, fully equipped,
and only awaiting transportation 10 quickly
tread the soil Of Missouri.
The following Indiana regiments are now
in Missouri:
Eighteenth. Col Patterson. Twentys sec
ond. Coz. Davis. Twenty third. Col. Sander
son: Twenty fourth. Col. Hovey. Twenty.
fifth. Col Veatch. Eleventh. Col. Wallace,
Twenty sixth. Col. Whelilcy. Eighth. Col.
Reuton
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13
The Great English Remedy

SIR JANIS CLAnkr's
! CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared rem q yraurgfion o. ~, J. Clarke
VI d .Phyncisn Extraordinary 70 ~ Qseen
nj. invslnable medicine /, snnains II n, sur. o
all those palusai and danzesou. disea-e. ~ which th.
female consultation T. subject. Hwo'cf.ss IN -.
oes.,s a. removes al ob.tfae'los. and = sr.sal
cure may - relied on.
10 NARRED LADIES
Z = particularly suited. Il vii. W = short rue
nrins on The moaihly period with regularity
EacA bottle. price orr dollar. hssrs ths
msut ssanp Il Crest ndrsin. 10 p--v-n' -caa,.
friis.
cstrIoS.
Ti@,F-g- .teula ~ - tatea - n-aai~s f.rs.o
~ FRS1 THRKE sOST1D g pr-gsauep.a
Hrs ~ ss.e - f~iae - Mscafrsssr. t.s - sat
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

Tur late correspondence between Coy.
uAcorrsx OF Kentucky. and the President,
very satisfactorily discloses the fact tnat'
while the Governor 5 exceedingly tenacious
about " Ia. he considers the rishs OF ms
State, he does not care a hg for the rights OF
the general Government. Ard this was 80
palpable that Mr.. LIxcoLS could not omit the
opportunity 20 call bis attention 70 il By re
marking. 1T i with regret search. and
canao, find. IN your not very short letter, any
declaration or int,mlti0n. that YOU entertain
ans desire for the preservation Of the Union
The letter deveiopes the whole policy Of
accession. and the principles OF is advocates
Thev have so inoculated their minds With the
idea that the allegiance they owe 10 their
states IS lar higher than that they owe to the
Union. that they have come 70 consider the
Unioa a nero secondary matter-sGocrdinate
altogether 1, the government OF the States.
Therefore. whenever il suits their convent
eacc or policy. ,heg throw of the govern
mcnr Of the Union. bid defiance 20 IL au-
thority and raise armies 10 resist i. and then
deliberately demand that the troops OF TIE
United States shall not be permitted 70 n
vade their soil They are for war % break
down the Union. but for peace when war
will re establish ia authority. And they
have succeeded in building up a small peace
pcrfy q IN tho loyal States. which e now help
ing them The latter j. the worst party o
the two-becausc !, processes 10 be FOR the
Union. while IT, practices are all tFea.ona
BILE.