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

fhdsx IssuRAsoE CoarAN oE HARrfoHn
cos>.-AessFs. MoLFAs a CsAsF have been
appointed Agents ofihi. vellkno~n and pop
a'ar Insurance Company. siee Capt J. b. Tia
eEh. gone TO the war The ePsasIs" stands
second TO no Insurance Corporation In the
Union. for wealth. lsompaes- and lib~salisJ
IA adjusting and psying II. losse@
iv25iwlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

c-NIc.-Ther- viii he Pic Me held a.
A. Fllises. near Sana Cut Station in otter
Greek Township. Ga Saturday August 10Th.
commencing At 10 O'Clock Citison-
generally are invited.
Union speeches viii ee made by Ms.sr.
Charles Crafi. } T. Baird. A h Crane. "
L NcI.ssn. Chas. /. Hosfori and othars
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08
Dr. .. rs. NcLean.s sotcnDi. .lt
iiEimcst.
TIN Blsl ExrrrNA II THI WoKLp. los N,
on BrAsr

oR BEAsr
Thousands ~ human beings lsse been -. - q In.
Of deer pfifufe and misery. rs the psl - . rs.l
nabie Eminent IL VII relieve PAfN an,sf instar-
t@necusly. and u VIII cleanse. puri, ar heal The
fouie-t SORE IN an lncredibiy shcr tire. KrIEAxfs
VOLCANIC OIL LlNIMENT viii relieve: - most In
ye'srsts cases n Rheumatism. GCili ff s.nr ia
Tor Paralysis. Contracted Nusccs 81 fTi... - gesl
Hsss in iAe joints. Muscles ~ llrau,n a al t.er
TAT Two applications ~gi cure ..sse arAs...t
Headache or Enrache- for Burns or SCalas - a.
Pain Is d. an rfaiiihie remedy Try - and Won vii
fri Is ~n Indispensable rc'nra, Keep n sl~avs e.
harH
H.ANfFSS FARMERS or any luc hsafns sliate-
o. horses. vii save money by usine Mclean, ~.
canic OH Ilnmcni. II T. speedy aud iufa'i pa.
cure for 6iis. SprSins, Chafrs. SUciiincs I-I,-..
Sweeney. Sores. Wounds Srfaiches OF ANY eAi.f,-s
disease Try n. and yea Md BE- conxincel
DIR. ;. "a. Mclean. Saie Proprietor.
i-eiwiT Saint puss ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

Tax Un,on meeting of tree D~~oeTsis
Al he Court House last night wss ven
slim and amusing affair Ii The Union waits
Tor is safety upon the movements Of such
meetings as that Of lat night. il will never
De rescaed. IL was refreshing. even IN this
heated term" 10 see some Of the actors
PLAYING their farce Of Union.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

In. Two girl. who claimed aid t~nled
away a small Morocco Pocket. Book from the
Store Of Mcs-rs. Rycs 4 Son. on SATURDAY
last. Ar. requested 20 return il immediately
Thes are known and will De dealt Nth wa
lee this request j. comllis.i With.
AGi3t l.. RlCE son
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08
For children.

iA' f'u want ssnr delilais sicki~y. tant tliis s.
g. la healthy. strong md rohusff-then cise tlsa
Nolan >ienfthing Cordial. ises THE directions e.
esch boiile.i itis delicious % lake
bne Tablespoonful. taken every morning. fast4ll
- preventive against clll a1t few - H.,
fever, choIera or ary prevailing dissa-s-
(AtfioN'-bsWsr ~ Druggist a. d.alsf> AL.
may try GO palm upon you bottle - H4Iisrs ~ ~
ssparills (which they can huy cheap ~ saying Il .
Just a. Eooi There ere even men nASr enough I
steal part 81 NY name 20 dub their VIE ,!.o..
tsons. Anoii such infamous fIRATfiS and tAe.4 sl
ia.rafis sanpouads Ak for Dr. }. II. Mcl3an
Strengthening CORDIAL ard Bleed Purifier Tai.
soothing else 4 a tbs only remedy that vli fnlif,
your blood thoroughly. ant a. the sams TIM
STRENGTHEN and iNNlsOKATf he waole oreanl
cation. II T. pun up in large boiiles-sl pr h0.fit
or foftiCs lsr ~.
DIR. ;. n. MCLEAN. sole Fropsist.s
tsfrs..~ Il....I Tsr. 4 ...f.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08
SHERIFF's SALE-By virtue OF Al

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue OF an
~ order q sale issued from the yiso Common Plea.
Court 90 directed and delivered in favor q Cath
srisse I.ckrids~. snd against Albert Trusbocd a.
principal snd George " Sprrs-. replevin bsi.
ordered sell he following described real estate
situ-trd IL st.c cosffs I'D sns. tn--it eSnnins
. e. ans v~~t - tie ~oufhessi corner q he
northcse qasrsr = = s~cfiou th'rty-vne al
township ;~~lve II north a range eight : wess.
tkence north twenty three Is chains aud seventy
Eve IS inks thence west thlrfr-n is chains and
gbirty-tso Je Inks thence south twenty .fhree'1s
chains ard sevcrfy-fve hnss. there ssst thirteen
chains al ihirfy-t-e - links. u the place u he
ginning. eostslnfng thfrtv-one 81 and sixty-tro
and olc bali OF huldreths, 81 acres more o.
80. siso sfnrnesci0g hundred ard snts
sal t~s-thris 11-ss -od-. south q the north i
wes; e.~uer u the northeast quarter = = section
thirty-oue 81. to~n-hP twelve IA. rarSe eight
~ssi. thence east seve1ty-cne Il -o1s. thencc
ss~ ri.r~ - h~Efs.ssirls f.art.~n
srr~s mere - less. snf ~
SATURDAY. Apersr 81 Isl
Within the lexs hear. % aid dny. al ~ T.srs
uease ds-nr IN Tsrre Hsnfe all orr t,r rsnfs ~
prcGis 4 the above described Real E-tais iselhss
al prfvilss~s sna srpurtru.nces the .1n>
teiouxing 81 trim 49, eTcecti1K vssrs r.
he kghes, bidder ~ cash Nd upon failure 70 rs.l.
Sc surn snr-i~nt sstissy ssit order 4 al. snd
cSsfs all fhen and there ofcr he fee rur,- N
- .fs Rel Esssie - N. hishe-' ha@, 81 cssh
4 satisfy 80 same
a. sl-t ~ q fulr r1si
SsstFL CONNER. sh.rts
lsSslsSu prs - Aa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

S,TATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF vlG0. ss
- John y. Horn Marvin blby Attachment
before l. Duv, J. T.
The plaintiff died In my Office HE sfidsvit, setting
forth that the said defendant l. indebted 20 him and
that said defendant T. nonresident Of tho state a
Indiana. and caused writ 81 attachment - be Is
sued by me. against the goods and chs,tels creiie
anu effects Of the said defendant. and also proceed
ings against John Gsrrigus as gsrnishee.
Vow therefore, said defendant IL hereby notified 70
DC and appear before at my Office, In Ierre-
Haute. ~ the 30th day Il August, 1-el, at 10 o.
block, A ~ otherwise sd proceedings will he deter
mined IN his absence.
LAMBERT DJY y.
Aug. :. ld~Sw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

Tsx Louisville Journal Of yesterday claims
the election Of Monday as an overwhelming
triunph for the Union men Secession l.
nos on IL last leg" in loyal Old Kentucky
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

Sssfs - Irdssas, I.os CsHnfy, 80.
In@a:stic1 tsksa a. re Court Reese n 10
:. \ ctr - Ts-re-as- IN The ccersF - vtsa 90
10 - csv q lrly. lsel. hsfore \ " Bsneon Coz
ao<r = sd colarsy. u-cn vi~~ q fhe eo.ly q IA
shsnsri fess. thsn "a rs~re lx)ng deed. apoa tA-
ostks - : p CHS. IT, Co<tieh Rslss ienssi
sarrsii. ". O'Cc-n.li s1i ss-k Davis si1 iura.ss
- ID fgsrsep sfort.-le vko tslnS triy sworn di-
tssnfiy - inSuir- kss a-i IN What nsuusr and =
-hc- re I'D Ssthsn.sl ls~-- % his testh ar
~ der rafhs. a. tiat >stkzrlri Gees a.
- 1ss.k y wour1 .rficrst - krifs II he hsics
= sxs tssne. Rsais- - - raxsi q 1zls ,esA l<l
<E.Gss ~ In
t.orrtfxs kxI~ lxxu >rcau.
" o'Cossrf1 4snk nAvt.
slsnss - ss.le4 - -. Js-ors a. reosfs~c =
~ - - Bk>soS. C1s1sr
l-J n Ala sr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08
WOOD! WOOD!

Dl order Of the BOARD OF school Trustees, am
ID authorized 20 receive sealed proposals for the
delivery of sixty cords of good seasoned beech,
gar and hickory IRE wood. four feet long. 10 be de
vered At the four several school Houses in this city
by the first dsy Of November next
Proposals will be received the Star Grocery
until saturday the 18th int The wood IL ~ be al
split wood. no limbs vill h- received.
john RElNHARD
Terr--Hsuts. Aux :. iw3~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

Ina iollo~ing hand bill. which some may
call intianm~tory. hA. been posted In New
lots.
ERIN co BkAGH
lrishmen Haggerty must be avenged
Our gallant countrymen OF the immortal 69th
have covered themselves with imperishable
glory They proved themselves not only
heroes. but Christian men--rs generous 70
wounded foes and prisoners. - they were
inyncble in battle But how we're they
treated hy the birblrous enemy,
Let the fate Of the gallant Captain Hsg
gerty, who. living wounded on the field. ren-
dered immortal bv the heroic deeds OF the
% tn. had his throat cut from ear 10 ear ., =
bastard rebel" hand; attest. Irishmen the
heroic COrcOran j. in the power o! these cut
throats' Shall he meet such fate - thst
dealt on. by the rebels 10 his brave com
rsde in arms Forbid il genus OF Erin
The grss would wither on the tortured
bosom Of our green mother Isle. should vs
permit II Sons Of Erin. countr, men 81
Corcoran to srmsl lie, there be ten thou
sand Irishmeu on the south bank Of the 70
tomac in twenty days. their battle cry being.
Corcoran. Rescued IL Living. Aveagef. "
Dead
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08
LUM BE r.
LEGAL.

SHERlFF'S SALE.--By virtue of
y two orders u sale Issued from the yigo Con-
mon Pleas Court 10 directed and delivered. one
IN favor q Frederick Aarkle. and one IN favor Il
stephen \. Ferce. and both against Lyius {. scett
ami Martha Scott. a.. principal. and Bisckford y
Aofsft repsvin bail am ordered 10 sell the follow
ins de>cred real estate. Situated In Nko county IL
dams. to-~ir The northeast quarter ~ of the
northwest quarter - q section thirty-two ~
township thirteea 49, north q range eight tsi n
csfs ne ;, acres IN the sonfhcs-i corner ~ said
tract 4 land. snd
SATURDAY. August ~. 1851.
Within the legal hosrs u said dsy. az the Court
HOUSE door. IA Terre-Hauts. will orer the rents
and profits - the above described real sstate to-
gstser with all the privileges and sppurtensnces
the same belonging. for stsrm not exceeding seven
years % the highest bidder for cash. and upon fail
ure o. rsase sufficient % satisfy said orders q
sse and costs will then and III ere otter the fee
simple IN and 20 said real estate. 20 the highest bid
der for cash. - satisfy the same
This 31st day - July, ISL
Juy3i-3prss SAMUEL coNSrK. sha.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08
StEf NDIIu NISC &.
IIoon y, .IflEn

Ileia} uei au,utn.. - Warranted ga. .ail,l-
Jet- 4 vii cure ans isesse = The kidnsss Nrr.t
% Bladder. Painting. ob~ffuet.i Msusfrusfica =.
a.. - ihf N"fah. iAfrrune>s anV cises1is arIs :
iftm Chronic nr Nerfuu< nalalHv rs. ~ iafsflli
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08
RECRUITING.


dds will be received by ~ ". Ninshali Ter re
j pairing the School House South Market street.
Specifications n the work to - done. be had al
NiushLl A Psddcck's Store. AuA. :, dtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

Fine Fr-noh Challi- =, - sc ger ,ari
Superfin- 10 80 l5and 2nc lsr sata.
Silk and Linen Porlu. formerly I'D Al bic
for 25c
CheAe Poll dc Chesre farmerl, sold a; Zoe.
for Dc
SIN yards MoLail Ioular,i-. poable Wrea,hs
for Street and Travelling Sa.;s. suitable
for Summer and Fall. A. SOC.
Beautiful STYLES Mozambique 1t -. q .ad
70 cents.
Barge Anglaise. Mohair- anil Laseilas. fer
Travelling Suits al G. and 10, ger sarl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08
uost. DSttet.us A Delightful a 81 +.
diai EVER Taken

l. znts 0Ao ar daily using NeI<sr's S,ren-sLef..
.ng c1rciai- esIt''1 thai Il = sfzs,c,iy in!sn-
bic remedy fer removing and fNvTCCR ATT,Sc a.
shattered and diseased system. pnrfyfrr sff ~
rlShlng t.e hiaci-resioring he SEX. sar--.ln- -
-afit &.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08
ueaiih and Strength
rassr is 80 ni~r,Kr ,nor5u

i VII enfe Ltsr Complaint. D. ,prpsis lsifia.
b,~etert. heacachf. aef,resilou q ~r.r.fs So
ard Ague, Inward fsser. Dad Brc,fll - ais is-rs
= The Liver. stomach 90 fausis
GENTLEMAN. ao snn wish a. fa l..as,hy. ,ffor.
ART tiscrcl~f
LADIES, d. yea ~aii ths tiost a b. ai. e. =. uff
ios 'f eheek, aer.ni-ttcn 80 a. ,a-- si.i 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

T.s follo~ing hand bill which sorAe may
call ntiamm-tory. hA- been posted in New
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-28


a MILLION or MEN.-Thc Wash
ington correspondent Of tue philadcl.
phia Inquirer says that, by some pro
cess q shrcwd cnginoeing, two VOL
|unteer bills instead Of one, have been
passed by Congress. By each ftheu,
the President is authorized 10 accent
the services Of five hundred thousand
men for 'he war. One Of the bills i
supplemental % the other: aud after
referring q y, ard to the forces it pro-
vldes, gives the President power 10
gall out, in addition to the troops .now
authorized by law" five hundred thou
sand more troops. Thus the President
ias power to call into the field a mil
ion Of men.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-28

uAh'BA.Df AND THE WAR; There /, M
ru'n 10 'he reports that Garibaldi proposes
70 helpus out Of our troubles. A gentle
man here, personally. acquainted with Carl
oald' and his son, received letter rom ,be
after few days ago, in which The son ssvs
ne desired himself 10 come Out and ,ske
pa'' y ne struggle now going on here for
''0e''y' out tha, his father objected, on The
s'ou"o mat ours was family quarrel, and
'ou'd oe settled more easily wi,hou, foreign
Interference than with II; that il was based
y political question in which the nations
'ere not interested. and in the se,tIemen, Of
'aieh they could no, bscomc parties. These
~ now 'hc views and sentiments Of Carl.
a'di, a. expressed b bis son III private
o' very late date. .-phiIa.
'lrhia Prrsr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-28

fRocLAMATION Ey THE PREsIDrsr
Tho President has Just issucd an I'm.
pcrtant proclamation. 1t declares vi
me lhsurgcnt States in insurrcction
and prohibits all commercial inter.
course between tie people OF these
states (except Western Sireinia) and
those ofile United States, unless spe
cially licensed BY tile President or Sc
crctary Of the Treasury. This pro
takes effect on the 1st of Sen.
trinbcr, after which time all sl,ips orl
Vessels going into the waters oi thel
nsurgent States are declared forfeited
Q The United States. All District
Attorneys are notified to be vigilaut
u reinforcing the ferns Of this plucla
nation, which is issued in pursuance
= an act Of Congress OF July s. 1861. i
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-28

IRocLAMAlIoS.-I In accordance will
me request Of committee Of boil
Houses Of Congress, the President has
issued proclamation, appointing the
last Thursday in September next as q
day Of humiliation and prayer for ali
The people of the nation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-28

\ WHAT VOLUNTEER OFFTcERs Mrs,
hNow.-Thc New York World say,
that military commission appointe,
by Congress to examine our newl,
commissioned officers have decided
that "bcforc sucl officers can be epti.
lied 70 hold commissions as COMPANY
officers, captains and lieutenants. they
should be able to answer orally and
correctly all questions on the manner
o. Instructing recruits; OF the nsc or
the manual Of arms; Of tho school ofI
ne soldier; the position Of commission
'u nhd non-commissioned officers in
|lnc, and have n thorough KNOWLEDGE
y battalion movements. The fieldl
'ilIcers should understand all thar i
'eqnlred from company officers. and IL
'ddltion thereto, cvolutions of line
roper conj'incturc, Tie circumstances .
nder which The use Of ficlJ artillery :
proper, and the clements Of military N
hsincerlny, besides such other collat- Y
raj questions ms the examiners may
ropose. Doubtless many Of the new.
aproiutcdoflccrs will have to study
arcee very thoroughly b,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-28

Shereby given that the contract FOR build.
ing School House will BE- lei 10 ,hs
lowest bidder, AZ the Court House n III
sown o. Jasper, on Saturday the ] lrh dsy ~
oepsember, A. ID 1861 Sad scnool hou.e
= % % bum on the land OF William Ad.
ms ,, ~ bainbridgs township, Duooi, "a
.'ans snd specifications may b Sen N NJ
AUDITORS Office, in the town or Jasoer ,roa
me lst day Q. September until M
sale. KASpEr rn,nw ~. s"e u'y "
sug 2i 1861. fx a''sS'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-28

Is""Suppose you go 10 war, you can no,
hight always. and when, after much loss on
Doth sides, and no gain % either, yoo cease
lighting, The identical questions. as 10 terms
y intercourse, are again upon you"
Preai- Linccln's inaugural MrsssCc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-28
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Notices Of appointment Of administrations
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ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES:
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-28

U-Tundcr the orders Of the War
Department the army will soon BE-
completely uniformed in bluo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-25

less. They partially surprised the zouaves by
their attack in oyerg belmng force from Pensa-
cola but were beaten of with loss, leaving
sixty of their men OF the island, dead or Pris-
oners while our loss was but tOrty.five in all,
and the enemy received severe punishment in
addition from our men ait,r they had fled TO
their boats and were putting Off for their liyes.
The Zouayes were aided BY three companies
of regulars from Fort Pickens, and oil behaved
with great gaIIantry. The Gen. Anderson who
commanded the rebel attacking party was
wounded in the arm.
At the BaliZe, not one OF our vessels was
sunk or captured by Hollins, not man Of our
forces was wounded, and tho vessels that got
aground in avoiding the steam-pow Manassas
were got Off next day. Our steamer Richmond
wa, slightly damaged by the Manassas running
foul of her, and the Nincennes in getting oil
after she had grounded; but HOllins ran away
without effectiDg anything,
SO much for two widely tfumpeted aud most
imposing Rebel triumphs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-25

representative of foreign government has 20
official knowledge Of the character of the inst.
tutiOns of the GENTRY whittier he is sent; and it
is none of bis business whether those institu-
tions allow such thing as the writ Of hsbeas
corpus or not In the third place. il is in tho
highest degree improper, indeed it is personally
insulting, for foreign Envoy to say to
Secretary of State that he employs spies, and
receives from them the information on which
important measures ore based. In these re-.
sPects, the letter of Lord Lyons is a pure
novelty, and introduces a style hitherto unheard
OF in the decOrcus and dignifed sphere Of in
ternational correspondence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-25

The A5aHy Argus quotes paragraphs from
our columns deprecating compromise with
the rebels os the worst possible issue Of ths
present struggle. and deliberately peryerts is
as follows:
We have never dOabted that the policy q The extreme
school Of Rspubcsns would lead 20 this They demand
rictory. rifh patton 40 80 trf OF an fSncf'0f'
peace On ihe base q separation"
We ask tn Argus to take notice. and TO
let It's readers see, that the above is untrue.
We DO not demand Emancipation or Gas It's
alternatiyeo Separation. We demand nothing
but submission on all sides TO the authority OF
the Constitution and laws Of the Union. Ia
other words, we demand that every State shall
fulfill the solemn compact made BY it on en-
tering the Union. But if the rebels utterly
refuse TO do this--which is no more g subjuga-
ton for them than our doing the same uDdcr
the last two Administrations was for us-if the
shareholders aud their White subjects persist
in deiying the laws and seeking TO destroy the
Nation-then we insist that the Nation shall.
in naked self.de.ense, and az q Military neces.
sity, proclaim iie freedom of all persons now
held III Slavery by rebels. They say that the
South is unit against the Union-let US offor
liberty to her -Four Millions of Slaves, and see
The argus continues:
1T is idle 10 argue With men who bold th,t the in u
M ehodng IN Georgia paine the conscience Of citizen, Of
hsssachuseits"
We hold nothing Of the sort. Slavery in
Georgia existed before the Union and ia in no
manner the fruit of Northern planting, whether
by direct promotion or indirect cOnnvance
We have said this a hundred times The
Union never planted Slavery in Georgia; never
consented that it Shonld be planted there. We
feel no more responsibility for the existence
of Slavery in Georgia than ia Egypt. Ii it
should be planted in any Territory under Fed
eral jurisdiction and rule, without encounter.
ing our sternest opposition, the case would DO
brayely altered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-25

Legal iniunctions are. doubtleas, very good
aud very seasonable things, but they certainly
sometimes seem to interfere with the due
course of justice. 1t is many months since
Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt, conceiying that be
had quite as much right at one end OF tho
Battery as Mr.. George Law has at the ether
wherein be was right--squatted at the foot
of Batter! place, on property belonging to the
people, and began to build him a pier-wheren
no was clearly wrong. In this work be was
stopped BY the Pilot Commissioners, aud brought
into Court to answer for his illegal and high.
handed act. lie did not, as he might have done
with some show Of r,ason. reply that inasmuch
as Mr.. George Law was permitted, for pur'
poses Of his own, TO enjoy unmolested and Tor
nothing pier at one end of the Battery, he
Commodore Vanderbilt, was disposed to have
another at the other end on the same terms.
Instead of this plea, his counsel asked for
time to look into the subject of water-rights;
for Mr. Vanderbilt not supposing that anybody
would question his right to do as he pleased with
public property, had not thought it worth while
to pay any attention to that matter, and was
therefore unprepared with defense. Tie trial
was postponed, and somehow has been kept oil
till yesterday, pile Of stones meanwhile lying
on the spot in question, to the great danger Of
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Southern infatuatiOn proclaimed most loudly it
could beat do without.
With this theory that the South can do bet
ter without the North than with it. there dies
another equally arrogant-tbat Cotton is King
The North has supplied neither rope nor can
vas and the cotton of the Southern planta-
tons cannot be baled. 1t is kept carefully
away from every shipping port, for fear
of worse fate. 1t is at best fallen poten-
tate. It's naughty sway over the worlds COM
MERGE i. now exchanged for the precarious mon
archy Of an infnitude of Southern shinplasters.