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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19

afaa1rstas pHs aaes bssn hefsse ias uorki ~
1ssfly eae hundred Sd res yssrs. 1Ass have sae--
ahfstei easfss'er - ssfeiy al efss 1cY. vtlsh
fIas-s Ataa - 80 60. sssA = - lie sresissnes 4
lae asf They sfs re1eis vegetable. harmless %
.as s-s ase q weakest frame. es 4 .uelelsnt
saessf e tAereaslly cleans A. pe4lA ths blood.
t.reskh ~ oss r. = tts stomach go bowels
fhes a. sna impsess agesfsa. and -ouaa. refresh.
ae sleep fasio~s their axe They have earsa taers-
.afs = eases 8 te most distressing - spsp-.a Al
tas symptoms - eeaiisues e7asa.nrt.oo lave hsea
sssases ifsr ~ ~ hes'sh hAs again hl6sssd
- enes tesraisias nsaiia ceasss.ass~. the srcss
ffeefs 8 sesss. = 'afalslsis cured - iaer, sii-.
Ase9iest 49, pArs,s<.s arc A. surely Prevented II
ne r.iIs srs per- TeFiagly asst saa f4isne.
= t.srsss paia = ~ heal : sxasscsesa. T.sa
49,, - f-le.shee "a pee Pgies - ee,.i. per
81
$40 = ! +. crsNaaAu. resfs-Hsuir. snt y al
resp-esahl- dealers IN ueesespe. loesletv I'm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19

Ger tn7Hen, primarily and fNestlsils dss "a
dscrsered aet ticn, be FatioaAlly sitaeksd tya
sactlefre vtfcA rsaovate~ the ngtxiase powers
saeb medlcias i The PERI AiAS sYstP, whose
eAsf .esrseien' a. @lreeuy sas ll..as.lA si5 -
re ba. AMI srre.is ~ esea.e ss.siy ana surely.
BArruseae, Jaly J.. i,s4.
w-s susFerinx viii seFsse ca.srrhsl Cough. a..
sonpsaied - Sight sweats. loss = Appetite and
grsat Debility. el.cA wss daily Increasing IN ihis
state. eemrereed taking the Peruvian syrup. IL
fvw day-. ARD before hal nsed the seoptd bottle.
my cough lesseaesl. night s~eals eesse.l. appetite
restored. and With Il. strength au sigor hoyeud
What had enjoyed for ten years. being able walk
several miles each day, without fat.sse. ~hts hish
sfth eouli walk enls hort distance.
A. $. kEIIOssss.
o. L. IAnlu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19

- aeaasIi - tss-- sssle sstsi shlaS rrer - ssv-
sis.e fa - - Nh a. 4 ~cre fro,a - refs
asAes 3. lhs mosi deiartsied constitutions are
merr streaels tsuic aad mere iinm,datfis s gora-
tag than he Pills. oentanlngtAe s,iacs lsoiee yse't -
hle.saet~ 81 The latter IN different medication Al
,hoegh feai5 caihart!c than the LIZ PMS they
esefihele.s esAfo Gearse The alimeriary canal
srucA ,ooaers seesfafy slightly operating within
thfse OF ioar hours aut producing decided sense o
relief sshe head sla stomach ana celebrating The
saiad essf = j. i'm, ihaa ihs.
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by the use q these Pills the periodic attack. o
Nervous o. >scl Headache may be prevented: and
AIKEN AT The commencement II attack. iuamedlafe
eiief from sickness will be obtained.
Thcy schlon fail in removing the Masses and
Hosdfc1s 10 which females much subject
lIhey act generally UPON The bowei.-remo,tns
to9srrAess.
For Lfiefffg H'ea, Nsdes.l<. D.liosts Female.
ani all persons Of s~fefy habit. they valuable
laxative. ia improving The iEIefifs. giving E<
anil rlgor h The digestive organs, AM Restoring The
uatarai electricity and strength q the whole sy-ser.
The ckpHAIIC PILLS arr the result d long inye--
tga,ion and carefully conducted experiments having
been "a many year,. during which time the,
have prevented and relieved vast amount a esia
lse Nervous ss-sevs frosa dorArgcd state - the
stomach
They entirely vegetable In their composition
and may ie taken all dime. with perfect safety
without making any change q diet md re sJsesos
II any al,rcree1@e ss>fe RENDERS 49,, e. of.sg.-
i-fes them 20 Children.
BEWARE OF cOUNTERFEITs
GA each boz.
$50 > Drought 80 N esh.r dealers 70 u-.fi-
cnss
~, vii le -.st d, nail ca res~lps ~ ne
PRICE, II CENTS
Al ,.sset- should be addressed -
HENRY & SPAULDlNo
a. Cedar Street. Nee To,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19

n saes,ieas II tb, head sick headache ~ nervous
headache ttcfe III MI ne suai . ros.es ne
mes1 aa!utHs eHc fes.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19

ar composed - Vegetable ingredients eNeiusissiy.
a. -. D. asertslnel - chemical sess Thcl prom
usni qaalil'e ai oose u an active aad searching,
though perfectly mild aud agreeable detergent ape
f,saii Il gentle aporliic, Promoting Tie i.seas '
per- atian. q pleasant diusss4e. inseorasns the
ki'nel nd bladder saa Z GsllSilal i4sse eas.i--
s. vgaas appetite Is thc demands of sf.,al .aig,,.
~. asa cheering DE r,irs.ssi'htsrr grarssat,nse
f.a.faf.t health which che = iae mo.i fecitoa-
80 u aa1 aaterr.
!ehco0 v1C 'ancox)
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19

sS single bottie 4 SfArIIgNa'< pkgrassc
cfrf Ill -.se ~ ea-t-ae
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19
piles va both Forms Cured.

A "
i eaneuly account for my pre~snt souna heslh
rom the constant. though modefae II Isoai1,ss
aots-.>p Rrrrras-hasing frss my youth -EF red. At
intervals from Psls~ IN both forln- sometimes -
s~sTrely - completely PROSTATE have iaf
several months pas. heagh sastset % loss Of sleep.
sad anusaal ph, steal effort. been entirely free rem
sn, symptom Il this distressing di-easrs While my
general health Is fera uaeh improved
rsr.ons deHtfIag TIE authenticity Of the eeriih-
care. requested to call upon or ea.nsn.se ate with
e. proprietor. They vii iake pleasure only IN
fsf.frhs ihen Is author. bal - rafo eshcrs al
have used Tie Holland Bitter. 81 he same affection
9Th eansi .aests.. eetiQ is
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19
r. ssssz kAxs& E<zsty
Es t2ff< tsNEsf
EIEBRAI fE4AI.F Hills =
Irrssrrf fr~~s = s<s@F sstss-. = - , fz&rle


10 n Psysscas EsIrsef4ssars lasss Q.esa
rs - 49, rs~ts.-t .ff.ses - ess.s
~ tise r.iafal .s.l ss.rsea- s>s.-s. ~4z<a 80
sss.sis rra.sls.lsaa ). setst 4 s.is1asss al e.
sssses 49, r.sasse. ~ et-ts.fs1s. sas .sss.ts
csss - 81 relied
0AkAIko f.kfaES
; pesfIrszlsxfs salt<ts Il -. .latt ts1a-
s-szs - n Esanshiy p<s.ea - regularity
FsrA nattir. pfsr> - sel.sr heArs ~
sasns <s.np = ersas Rztu.ia. = pr<vrus sp~ss>
~
cAfrlox
Itess flzi- s..sff - - fsfss. =. tsns.- f4rse.
=. IT, fHREy 4esfIk> = Fresrsacs.a
~ - 49, 8 trsss ss As@srssss-. - - 80
.-Asr $50 49, - $40
Is ~ s..rs efxfreca. - s,.Is.l Aaseaass. r.ls
i - 49, - tzrt-. fsssar - Sigh sssfslee
rsagstsfe- = g. H~>rt. Hy.s<sses 49, NAs-s.
d. ~. - 49, eufs 49, ~ 49, s.sss.
49, f,sie'. A. .ssAzsss re~esf.l sss-~ls. -
-. rst..r ~. es.~ A.zssv = ss.ss -
s.ssfal - ~ xers'iteslf
fsl elre-r1sas ~ fszs = - .-s-sat s.<A
-. vstra .Assla - esgssa.|y Irsesrse4.
49, 49, g. - psstr< <.s.rs A. c.a.sa.
30 sosxs. late e nkl<~in g.
ksA<ss<s. ~.
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..sk-~.sss sssns - e<sfe = 'sis. e~efa.s.a< =
-. = s<sara 40 - : = cea-iasass.
ssar = - l.. Teus ssz.s. a. A So
n.4zs.sts .sfztt@u
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19
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20. % y 10, uuly sesise.i IN n ".



slebr4t STFrrssF-fs~rec
Tsr-s s'',.rr. sa1 xsrxss'. yos~.-
80 Oh L,sssrzT There have sever ben rraiffi-s
shas haze b@oouo sodee~rxealy pnT'i.F - - -Aorf
urne - those they ~ ~ soant T. n eiose's
sfasasly every family n ths eify. really g. ss vhr
required bscsus- hey eli - 80 - = stsfei =
he t.ree.lszs. See tie s.lrssts~u1sn' y snothsf
.s--- ertffx
srAny = car s5sFs Afflicted ~ifA s'AoftAs -
e~rofaloas eoupls.ats. vii 80 eel - a. The re
a.fks n car adtersislag eoiauns Respecting a. Bot
tsls n The aasare q tbs dsoFaeF hss issa sse~n
- lie peo2se, AID ,hf clear eAFxesiaa .; n shsfe
.iv.a. wifl prosa acceptabie es.d aseisl re hav-
.oae adalres H. searching aat ssls na1a - which
D ARA treats esss3 sset be isaeAsss ~hassver
ss. IA stfe1fea a al. Las great .ls~i q a. he
assssrs what b undertakes. aqd ~ oiss Sho hs- .
esse.e Il fesliag fsg h.s tnaescd fsslss man, ean
isek rltA n4l~ereuse urou - iA,ors fsr 'hs sch
aes5 usss be ssys 4 segofsla. sad 80 IL h0p fev
sast. 81 49, elesgs BE- tsli, ~ n'sse thsn 81
hsre kHorn = this lnriilegs I'D fatal msla,ly =
saa. raaatf.p kis. -. c,sleat~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19

HEINaoff s rxfR ut BucHu.
rIiE GRkAT DIIKJTt
HKfNnaf - EXTRACT ByCHU.
TfIE 6REAr aggILIsC.
afIsI ms F1TKsCT urCHr,
rHR GREAT DilIlTn.
nFsvaelD'S EXTRACT EtcHu.
TfsK GREAT DgllEIlc
A. ra.lase AL spselIe Remedy e. Diseases
s.s Nfas.1~r. kidney-. Gravel.
tFepsy. ofKanie Wssknsss.
Ans sI Diseases Il The Urinary Organ
A. sfti.elaent IA anether column. Cut IL out
40 -ssd ~ ths Netiesne a. oter.
W4EE - oTkTKkFEIgN
r1a&sw I'm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19
~ EDICAl.


~ sHe'ir' = tosi.'y and ntaia n.,ssx arising
fa neri5rt = mail eo-ssplAsnss IS AL
= = a-erefas. = lie asnoss imrortsace tlas >trsi
aiteia.en % e. Last sai nes. trinink hoiay al.
a.sas .aes't =, fa. - disease. - Ia t..i. ina
f.se1 rs. t. 'a.n'l Ia, NosfAs's xs.sfNs4.
4fsf N1a1.iefs- IL fserx insl-ce ~here tlss, asSa
iesn tsssseusaif assa. eass Tar .nsep oss. Ils>-
go s!nasl ~ .lsdisegslaed forms Ilf sslssa.
- eus = - LIE As~is.ae- hse. n faSs seess =.
a seTsass lsEisae.i, ihas ses havr bee sac tally
feflshs a. las s~i easy. SAT- and pcrsses n,s-ie
~ trsasfsss - i.ss eH .as-i t.tths. pnair
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19


iliESf. MkDlC INES.
isa.e i~ s-.ea lrs'ss N. pr'le 10 S per.oa 81 .
srsr, mi dsrns Tat lisae have maiataiavd .ash
character r aifaost essr5 art = lie gohe ioF De
= tFseriaaf. earaiise pseiefiis, Nhea BY pe--e.-
sn rsaay Thousands
~ eeriiaea instance. faef has, even rescued suffer
ers from Gle .grs fsrze e uadneiy crave. after
~ o. deceptive hss r,sas q the das hafes .ativ
flilef sef. u. tnaeel has :heir efficacy Invariably
AM afiat. psosed. saai il has Appeared scazreis
less thai. a1reuivus 10 these who Rere .sceasinstsi
vtA The eesasaai1 philasophsca pFinei.l.-- Tpon
"a .hs sfs e..1ao.rded and upea whieT .hrv
~'p<sqarnn1 ae'. Itoa. tae!r rasalf, and ssnsitle
as p p..fiyla- tac springs ard sasnae,. - IL.
~ ensuing ;hem VITA reaewsd tone anf Igor. HAT
tey 2 indebted Tor iheIr nsme .s.ss
go Iils t.sH4sI
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19

srAuLDINa.S PREPARED aLUG
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19

spAuLDING's PREPARED GLUE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19

SAW THE PIECF-
fcpSOaa bfspAnCH
49, a SfffsH Tiss sAets NINA - -
A. scelieuf- vii hsp7su. even Ia ~.n regulate
lariiles Is ~ deslrahls - have cheap -
casse1asai . ~ 81 repairing Furniture. Toy. CroA
efy. A.
SrsutlsSs = PREPARED GLuR
NJ. IN .ach elnsfgrfsS~s, suj hoashol1 faaa
f.sd :, - ~isf.aaf ~ hi- always r>sty ani a.
fhe softine rstai.
-IsRftIis EvERf HOUSE,"
sf-A hra-h ACCOMPANIES each bstti-
Ifite - teuis
HENRY &. sPAtlDISG.
y. 4sCFDAhst-. Nev YoFt
cAr11os
A .~risiB uupftb<,plea psr-ons are sss~mpslss
pslm q % ths an-usp~ctins pnolle. inlnsuoos On
lErPARFD oLUg f~csaiI caution r.~rso-ss % saso
M b~fors pprch&-snx. ard that tse fu name.
s~srAuIpfS3's PREPARED GLUE. ~
l. on ~ out.ias ~rssp~r al ssh.rs ere
soaufs-*e:fs.
iy2>sAd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19
Mciiat Phoenix Bitteis

la been lapplls asci T. the cure Of Fever ard
Ague with inva-iatle suceess zS9
i a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19

srAuLplNc's PREPARED cLuE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19
1000 Il
N1oFFAT"S
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters

ctaf p4srfrsIa. IS thoroughly cleansing the first
sssi sftaud sieasels. and creating pure healthy
l.ir srfsfi - fe stale ana frrla ktlf Fistaieucs.
is "a gses. llssfteusn. iisafaeAc Heslls,sfs.-.,
iiI f.faN -. Ant.etg iasl.sf aN' Melancholy.
M ~ Ir 8slar-o -su.rsafns - Dstrsf~is y vii
= Fl a. HaiHrfi esfi.s sgeifss - cHrt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19
EpsALL, M'povcAL & CO.

Nn %nN NGE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19
asNTLAStN ARns

srAlDINes rrRoar CONNECTIONS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19

They gave strength aEd volume ~ tue VOICE
The, mparf delicious AROMA to the breath
The, sfe made of simple herb and eanno
harm any one.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19
srALDlAaa THROAT CONNECTIONS

sPALDlNG's THROAT coSFgcrIoNs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19

- = /. crsSaaAu. reFre. iIsuir. ana y al
peesahl- dealers in nesisesne. losslssv In
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19

NJ. IN sach elaefgefss~s, sfd ~ hoash hold saaa
f.sd ;, - ~isaesf - hi. alw~ys resty ard ~
fhe softing paaai.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-16

The threat thrown out by President
Davis that in case of blockade of South
ern ports by revenue cutters, he will dis
patch $4,000 armed men to the capital
ofthe United States, is, to say the least
a heavy one. There can be but little
doubt, we believe, that the commence
mcnt Of blockade would be the com
mencement of war between the North
ard the South, and there is nothing
clearer to our minds than that such a
step on the part of General Governmcn,
il Just What jeff. Davis and his people
are praying for. There seems to be a
settled and increasing anxiety on their
part to get into a decided quarrel some
way or other they don't care much
how. When Mr.. Lincoln gets the au-
thority in his hands to do so, he can
find no easier way Of unlashing the dogs
Of war than BY directing revenue cut
ter TO take a stand outside Of some
:,ratern harbor. About coming up to
!, ashington with fifty thousand men is
a matter easily talked Of, and will de-
pend somewhat upon the position the
Border States assume, and the pluck Of
the Northern States.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-16

We are advised, BY . correspondent
1t Fort Wise, that Hon. A. G. Boone,
as Indian Agent and Commissioner,
concluded, on the 18th ult., very i'm
portant treaty with the Arappahees and
Cheyenne Indians, buying all their lands,
save strip one hundred miles long and
fifteen miles vide, beginning about
twelve miles below Fort Wise, 1t the
mouth Of Big Sandy, and running up the
Arkansas one hundred miles, to within
five miles of the mouth of the Huerfano,
or Wafano.
This treaty has been in contenpla-
ton by our Government for number
of yeare, but from some unknown cause
or outside influences, has been prevent
cd. Everything went of to the entire
satisfaction of al parties.
This was said to be the largest collec-
ton Of Indians ever seen on that river,
the Arappahoes, Cheyennes, Kiowas and
Camsnches being present.
The purchase and treaty secure to our
Government Pixies Peak and all the
gold fields Of that region. Great credit
is due to Mr.. Boone for his persevering
and wholly successful efforts in the mat
ter.-St. Louis Republican.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-16
Fort Sumter..A Prediction.

The evacua alton Of this Fort by the
United States troops under an order
from President Lincoln is now among
the certaintiee, and thu. the aIl-powerful
Administration Of Abraham Lincoln, OF
only two weeks duration. has been
forced to give up aposition which 1t was
claimed for him that be would maintain
At all hazards. We regard it, however,
A a moot commemorate act. 1t seems
that he does not see fit to war against
,mpossibilities and spend blood and trea'
sure merely to please his ranting con-
stituents. Those who predicted that
within two weeks after the inauguration
Mr.. Lincoln wonld have Sumter REIN
forced, have only to cave in with as
much grace As they can muster. Some
will bless him, while thousands OF his
own party will curse him for the un.
welcome proceeding.
We are neither prophet, nor arc We
the son Of ono, but VIC venture the pre-
diction that within six months, all thu
southern forts will be 10 the hands O
the seeding Statcs-and we further
predict that MIR. Lincoln will not collect
the revenue at the southern ports by
revenue cutters or otherwise-provided
the Union j. not reinststed. We dc
not assume that Mr.. Lincoln will will
ingly and willfnlly violate his oath, but
We contend that he will find it very
conven ent to make use Of tie back
door which he lett open in his inaugural
rs a means of escape.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-16


The following startling ssd highly IN
AQsn6tory 1spaashee appear IN : sew'-
pbsr 'sos(wsst" = which thew were
y pcialle telegraph d
Llss, Izrsa,lArsA AsDszeHlr IHroa-
rArr yron CnARLseT0N-0URs SPECIAL
prsPAfonss IT rHB UND8R0RoUND
CxAsszsvez. 6pppss-sins, Jaa. u.
GAIL the babies in the South are in
arms, and many in this city are now en-
ployed ct the bre>at works.
Two and ! half minutes later. Hun
dreds Of the noblest women Of South
Carolina are behind The breastworks,
and they boldly express Their determine
tion to remain there.
Later still-three-q quarters Of min
ute. A number Of young ladies were
in arms during the greater part Of last
evening and many moro are extremely
anxious to follow the self-sacrifcing ex-
ample Of their sisters. Shame on the
young men.
One-quarter Of minute later. We
have learned from . reliable source that
the study Of military tactics will be in
troduced into the female schools of this
State Immediately, - spirited girls de-
clare their willingness to take charge Of
the South Carolina "infantry" which il
to be raised.
A report from tho interior says the
negroes swear" drilling, but it needs
confirmation. Everybody il in > blaze
of enthusiasm, and the gas company
have suspended in consequence"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-16
To CO1esossDeptiUes !!

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in afew weeks BY . very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fsllow-sufferera
the means of cure.
To oil who desire il, he will send > copy Of the
prescription used (fres Of charge with the direc-
ton for preparing and using the same, which they
will find . sURs CURE 1oR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of tho adver
tiser in sending theprescription Is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
ceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, Is it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAMSBURG,
octl5-lyl Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-16

&SO0OooS0SSO@
Our telegraphic dispatches, pabliahed
Yesterday morning, CONTAIN the intel''
..nce that the seeding States, in con
ventiou assembled. have adopted . Con
,itution With greet unanimity. The g'''
~ mi. Constitution, 20 far - II differ
t,om the Constitution Of the United
States, we have heretofore made known
to the public in these columns.
Two Constitutions imply two separate
and di.tinct governments. A. 70 wheth-
~ both can be maintained 10 . question
for discussion. Tho Administration
claims that no such arrangement can be
made ..tisfactory, unless "circumstances
.hould prevent him in carrying out bic
s., month. ago we were living in q
country which was considered At peace
With itself and with the world At large
aud enjoying an unlimited lease upon ID
ture prosperity and happiness. What .
change has taken place. Another 'ov'
ernment has sprung up, comprising seven
large States, and though under protest
Of the Federal laws, has framed Con-
,titution in oil due form and poked II
rnd., tho mae Of the Mother Govern
ment, with . warning not TO infringe
upon it in any manner Whatever.
The issue il fairly made up. The
land il marked of, and it is now iei'
With the United States Government to
cay whether = peaceable division shall
take place, OF whether an attempt shall
be made to "coerce," "break down" the
uprising Confederacy, or let the Union
aide.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-16

The landlord of hotel at the capt.
tai Of South Carolina, posted in his bar
room, as mark of respect to the Legis-
lature, the following notice "Look here
The following rules of order will be
hereafter obeyed in this hotel: Members
of the Assembly will 60 to the table
first, and the gentlemen afterwards. +"
After reading it over, he did not exactly
like it. l didn't say anything about
rowdies and blackguards; 50. to caution
them particularly, he added: "Noto Bena
-Rowdies and blackguards will please
not mix with the members, a. it is hard
to tell one from the other"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-16

Aswouna ssnsd Hborps attempted =
take lpr IN life ~ Moadsy viii :
rasor, ~leh bsip9 dall did not assh
the vork 4oup)stsly. i The Herald ssya
she cannot live long.
Held roR MunDss.-Patrick Lotus,
aged about 10 years, native Of county
Mayo, Ireland, after IN examination u
Dubuque for several days, on charge Of
numbering Stephen Cardiff, VA held 70
bail 10 the sum Of 1000 70 appear st
the District Court.
THs Anscstine RevieO says that the
scarlet fever and influenza are prevailing
considerably At that place.
SINcuLAR D.ArH.-Father Wheeler,
Priest Of the Roman Catholic Church,
while riding to Dubuque With another
person, died on the way. 1t was not
ascertained that he was dead until he
was taken from the buggy at the Julien
House. The Times 10 inclined to the
belief that he died Of apoplexy. He
was going to Dubuque to procure some
material for painting the new Catholic
Church at Bellevue.
GAxBLERs.-We see by the Register
that the gambling fraternity At Des
Moines, is getting into the hands Of the
Grand Jury.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-16

WEsroS, pedestrian, who undertook
to walk from Boston to Washington, in
a given time, arrived five hours too late
for the inauguration after all. He took
the proper steps to get there, but didn't
take them quite fast enough. As he
walked on wager, he probably lost
something-his temper If nothing more.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-16

AWFUL THE New York Tribune il
in cold sweat. 1t actually fears, to use
its own words, that Senator douglas
will "get Mr.. Lincoln's Administration
,oithin his grasp and crush it." Isn't
that awful! The "Lttle Giant" should
he looked after.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-16

A REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S OPINION.
Senate: Chandler, Of Michigan, writes
home to I, v. Blair, that in his opinion
",eitkout bloc I letting, this Union will
not, in nay est.a.utinn, be scorth a rush.
Let it be borne in mind that this bloody
extract is from United States Senator
to . State Governor. 1t is deliberate
opinion that there 10 no other way to
preserve the Union than to deluge it in
seas OF blood. BLOOD letting" to save
the Union, indeed! We trust tho ex.
pertinent will never be tried.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-16

War MISSILES FOR CHARLESTON
The Richmond Examiner of . recent
date, says: "Since the 2lst Of January,
there have been passed over the Rich
mond & Petersburg Railroad for
Charleston, S. c., 459,53l pounds OF
balls and shells, $4,000 pounds Of powder,
seven lO-iuch mortars, and two 9-inch
Dahlgren guns. For the last two months,
every express that has gone South, has
been nearly half made up OF pistols,
rifles, swords, cartridges, ETC."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-16

REACTION IN LoUIsIANA.-The New
Orleans Rcayune does not despair Of a
reconstruction Of the Union, for the
preservation of which it earnestly and
ably pleaded until the determination OF
Louisiana to secede was unmistakably
evidenced. ltrebukes the sneers aimed
by the ultrss at the Washington Peace
Congress, with the declaration that I'VE
shall continue to hope for . reunion so
long as even the shadow of chance re-
MAINS"