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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

80
BG RHAVE.s
Holland Bittsrs
ID YSPEPSIA-
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &c.
TEs srtcessful iEtFodnction and nse u tbs oc!e-
eEaied Remedy Las bssa the signal fer literal food
iszms Eom quart bottle q nvegAnoa lee. untI
tbs word lsttess' - lat another 911-e e. greg
OF soias sillaneus wh.sAsy niiitnrs
Bus tie really great rrIuf derived r u afuuts
ieee, ons tsAspoonful, d CIR nieticne.
BGRHAvEs HOLLAND BTrTERs.
and o. sa'irt abfsaes q a7v r~osirat;oa sAs ssss
tlishod t1F fcpaiuln which tie losi q imitation.
and ccanterfts have fled To unssfIaino II 4 T--s
lively vegetable Preparation. With barely sun6ieat
pure spirits 3 preserve X
Hut one sire q tbs genuine. (ialfffnt Botstosl
pTce 0sE DoILsR-
II 4 medicine q oug-issn3 eficary e. P.Syspne
~ Boot - essential faF the foundation q god
heailh and ~ correcting disorders - the stomach
ard bowels.
Two ~ fhree doees ufi convince tie afflicted 4
salafary edeefs The stomach VIII speed ~ ain Is
strength a ssaithy action q the liver, bowel. sn1
kidneys vii scco take rlace and renewed health lie
tie quick result
For INDIGESTION. Try
2Grhave's Holland Bitters.
For HEARTBURN. Try
Bgrhaye's Holland Bitters.
Fer ACIDITY, Try
B9rhaye's Holland Bitfers.
For wATERBRAsH. Try
BRrhaye's Holland Bitters.
For HEADACHE. Try
DeFhave's Holland Bitters.
For LOSS or APPETITE. Try
6Grhaye's Holland Biiters.
For c0sTIvENEss. Try
pR-havc's Holland Bitters.
For PILES. Try
Rmrhaye's Holland Bitters.
al Nervous, Rheumatic, anl seuraigic Areo-
Il Las ~ Numerous instances proved highly
snl "a o;hers effected decided
Read Carefully
Ire genuine highlyconoentratcd BdRHAvrs H9Le
bfrrEss 1. put up In halfpint bottles only, and
fs-' i at One Dollar per bottle The great demand
~ ~ .rcly celebrated medicine has induced mauy
limitations which tie public should guard ssaas.
purchasing
Bssorrs n im1osi,sof s. tat oar sau1< Is "a
Lbl q cor ts'ts y7sl bay
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14


Nv the use Of these P1l~ he periodic attacks
Aer5ous OF Sick H,sdae1e may be psesen,e'. Az
eliei from sickness sill Be obisnef
They seldom fAl il 1euaevias he Naassg and
Headaole TO which females are - mu0a subject
They &C; generally usoa The howels-romoging
Ccsfir@zess.
For LfieFa'e secs, &af>nis. Delicate Females
srd az pcv.Ons II seisfs s1biss they valuable
laxative. "a Improving the anTS.le, giving foa<
asd sg0r 80 tie digestive o;gan. and restoring sae
natural electricity and .sfeagth q the whole system
she CgpRALlC FILLS nre lie resei, Il long iuves-
rsi.ou and ca-c~u!ly coasace. expsrl11enss having
been 81 n>e many yesrs. during vaigA time they
hsvs prevented and relieved VAT amount Il pain
AZ suffering iron headache. whether originating IN
r a>groa. st-fe-s or from aersnscd state ~ The
siasisca
TAsy srs euursiy vegetable ia Their composites.
ar -, se taken q, Al time. with gefiee, sa's.s
~ltisu, making any change q siei 49, ~ s1s>aee
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Al or.'.r, .taa,. - addressed %
HENRY e SPAULDlNG.
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- surercr~ rem Sesofai,as Affections. clean ~
WY s-eas ycaF Isarles. Bip-eAes. ti-ess, >e-es =.
tEhv bare the lie t~isfet - vos ~ Dvsl.rsiA
narusnaf.ss.s ard cert Way saarr ssrisiHie esd
,s.rrsrsas a -esse- - ~ ~ haee n sessr hsis
he essh e var tene<s why - sear 80 si.h
ssa ara an -essf~r - sisresnpers saersesa 7eur
ee.r~s Ans eosr fx'r q ssrsapsr'ila cures
th..e complains. ana eealsses them sas 4 tie sys
tess. re IL fssssasiis aad ga tsins . soeieiT
ealshier. cean.lsr al fsr inere acceptable fesn-
se--r u<snoerat- baltimore. - nnE21Ni~
So " ~osst eallihe psrtsa.-F stiseson e es-
-, reader 70 - -1eestsselaelt - 1sf*-t'
~tr-ax.her.ng Cordial 81 voleansr o. IifIueas
rsev are 30 vel knasr n Ills e5ar.ahity T. re-.
.sir- recosa1,e.istso~- Bsi there n.esy q
.ssdsss who svc ssssera fo-l ts-n stsaens q ~
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real es.se rfvlax rise ssaEpsons suca - l-efes
fsnev. as4ve..s au.easaff feeling ..aeS.-.o. lax
x > .sz<s. 1-s<iaz eesssenee burssr. u 80 VIZ
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late rs..ee 2 al who nsr - assct - Wa sore
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esst.ssa4ea. "a another ea.u-an- aeesit~-iv
, 1861-08-16

The promptness Of the Baltimore Union
men, in suffocating Breckenridge, has
probably spared some other Northern city
the necessity Of extinguishing him alto
gether. 1tnow appears that he left Wash
ington with the intention of visiting the
principal cities of the Northern States and
New England, for the purpose Of publicly
talkng treason. The rebel junta Of New
York had arranged for his coming there:
he was also promised to speak at Hart
ford, CT; and the seceseionists in these. %
N other cities, awaited his presence with
satisfaction they could IL conceal But the
Baltimore affair has read both Mr. Breck-
fnridge and them lesson. He viii not ven.
ture to speak, himself, nor would theyyen-
ture to let him. He has for the moment
passed from the public view-possibly has
turned his steps towards South Carolina
just as :hewas advised to do by the Balti-
more people. Wherever he has taken
himself, we can well afford to give this
arch traitor and mischiefmaker to the
Confederates OF to the devil, as he NAV
eject There is no market for his talents
IN the North, just now, and he probably
needs no further assurance of the fact,
, 1861-08-16
From New York.

hEW foRK, Aug. 15.-The following ar,
sddltional names Of our men, prisoners II th,
eeGond Wisconsin Regiment-wourded G
4: bsck, IN The leg Il. s:illman, IN til,
vester D. Pitcher, IN the lee: John HoebacE ~ :
n the thigh; j. N. Best, Il the thigh: ,Jof1u
Rose, in the foot; F. Reeklen, in The side: A
j. Curtis, in the thigh Orlando Warldom' in
tie arm; T. 2. Simpson, in the shoulder;
eohn House and s. Strong, in the leg: Mi
Chael Benken, in The leg; Ford Haberm IN, in
Ghae1 Kice, in the back, disd July 9Th: VIM.
Keed, IN tie leg, Died July 23d Edwin Eos
ter, in the foot; Marcus Coaant, ia the has1 /:
Aj6eft =. Farmer, in the foot. died August
lWh;J !. McRlr, in the arm, snputated at the
David Blanchard, J. Rigby, 1st Michigan rer-
lment, nairjursd; J. d. ata1kweather. Jao.
Arndt, Jco. Greig, wounded, Thos s. Mont.
gcmery in the tLikkh Chaa, Y. Brunkerhaff in
the side; ". Thornton in the hand; Gordon
J. Chapman in the calf Of the leg: Hiram
LsDe IN the back; Chaa, Coffin in the leg,
LAT Mlrne5ots-uniniured, E. 8. Romane,
oscar ". Sears, Theo Brown, Fred Miller !;
TTeppnaed, = lsasc 8: TRitchell in the hip; Jas.
y. Ku1Een, in the shoulder; Jas. B. Garrison.
i tte hip; c. c. Mann, in the lungs; James
G1andal, In the foot; George Maddox IN
the wrist; Corporal O. g. King. in the heal.
:: ssne, IN the shoulder; Wl!1iam ]. Ran.
dolphs in the wrist IT. J, C5nnoIlV in
The foot; A. 4. Brown, in the fo,s:
Henry C1euJn, in the leg; jas. R McNaity'
II the jaE; J. c; Sienne, u left lung; ". Pot,
tss ss:s9,hs II LETT ch.nl csho1ldsF Tsnn kaee
trdson. in the arm; ]. 7. Halstead. in the
hsEd; Ms.k Mckinney, in the hsnd: !. Ran.
t!st Aayne, in the shoulder; Corporal John
Barrow, in the shoulder; Burton. in shoni-
de1; Ernst Ffisaer, aud Henry Hubbard, In
, 1861-08-16
Further Details Of the Great snrfno,
field HAtxBA

sFR1saF1ELD, No, Aug, 12.-The CORES
pondent OF the St. Louis Democrat furnished !
detailed account Of the battle at WiIson,s
Creei, but al the main facts concerning the
engagement have already been relezraphed.
me ehemJ's camp extended along Wilson's
ground On each side, upon which the greater
peIt Of the engagement Was fought.
!, IL does not appear from this account that
tne repels were driven back any considerable
o1slanee, but their charges were I'll repnisel.
and they burned alarge amount Of c canpeoui.
PEE M ahd baggage to prevent Its capture By
Ihe enemy had 81 pieces Of artillery, and .
7e]y leTge body OF cavalry.
Gtn- eige1 attacked the enemy from the
southeast ss soon IS he heard firing from Gen.
Lyons command, and drove them back ha,f 4
nue., taEing possession Of their camp, which
extended west to the Fayetteville road Here
terrible FIRE was poured into his ranks bv a
rebel regiment which he had permitted to sd
vance within few PAGES Of him, supuosinr II
70 DC tne Iowa FlIst. His men scattered con
saderably, and Col. Salomon,s could mi be
fanled, consequently Col. Sigcl lost i've or
eix guns, tie ether being brought aFav bT
Capt. Hagg, who compelled his Prisoners to
drag it cit the field.
Our troops captured about four hundred
holees. Our loss Is ahout two hundred killed
ana Hom slx to seven hundred wounded, while
tce loss OF the enemy cannet possibly be Iesa
tAan double our owp, their forces haying
moved In large bodies, and onr artillery pIaF:.
ing Cn them with terrible effect,
Lieut.. Col Brand, who commsodeda rebel
foree At Boonsi]le, and has sincs been acting
Is "a to Gen. Price, was taken prisoner.
Gen. Lyons body has been emba!med for
conveyance to his friends Iii Connecticut
The following are additional names ot off,
eers killed: Capt. Marion, Let Iowa regiment:
Capt. Brown, do; Major shaffer, reported b1t
12cks confirmation, Wound-d Capt. swift, lst
hansaa Capt. Gilbert, lat tnfantry Cant.
Gottseha1k, 1st Iowa Capt. Holtoc, 1st Kan.
sas Lieut.: Brown, LIST Missouri; Capt. Cole,
, 1861-08-16
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SEE. WHAT


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9 ~ q 9. g bsanssssss n1s.Ssss s I'd ssn.
9sased @sieS s ss1 sqsF aes
9ea Gotuue1ced u use, my hsIf Tss Gnfta thi
AEa e ieast one-thtrd grey feW arnnIic. t1l 1nia
4sY al 1 T. hs nd IN thfee weeks there "a not
RI, A,tsF It = y $3.50 restored continue
HE H. " syag appynf W q thIee times month W
NJ tc1p ffee nom dand1EH % nct 15ssfy3. ssfey a5a M
1aS@ .boFe meatoned VII be OF any ps1trStar a. a.
u IT. ass ii yaqf Te tsay s
41d even more wonde eE7cl ones tEraushnut th Tnfas
haye occupied my time IN travelling tha esestsr 1s.t
md pleasure II roap 3q qaf ssHs9 pEids
eIhtbtttng 1ts effects tr 1aJ own csse in sa1si ~ II
stances nsTe met With people that aaye pTpuounca
et n sayihE e{ aad used and wtthou: &
IF tas matter that they had not ased Jo1f a!Ea =,
~ M 1G. nAa gted some ne~ article eatd to be Is eoos
noticed two o. Ares articles m1sen sdrar1!aaaaa aage m
AboVe which have doubt sre hunlbueH Il i - -
tenisaiaE that people Et ratron7e an article 81 "a
sfe one st hand st ha bes
n;ps Agpsazsns ssn .oms ot aese shsslataas h.vs not
1aacta merely Inserting so1e otes nse u IaTass Il &C., n
5.ys xtthin the past hve yearz. seen sid take.
Jcur preparation with perfect successs2Te f,r ~
s 0ese Grey DALE ec7d hesd dandruh Aod every az
saee t6e scalp a1d head ara subject to. O'-
g opeaeSs here but learned Jou Were noR Hvtas Il
72a as ~ ); Hs5y e Pnsl,sa his Ct to rer parties
BOX 40 H''' VII Ro9g1s e. groEERtly Eg answered.
JAMES WAlTx ND,
, 1861-08-16
Rsek River Rtde&,
SfEKIISe, IT., Aug. 18Th, 1861
Editcre Chicago Tfih1ne.

111-11AsH, Liz, aug 1851, 1S6l,
Editors Chicago T1iaune:
Your correspondent stX" needs little cor
rection. His letter in your issue Of yesterday
IN regard to the ''Rock River Rifes," the rer-
iment formed in this part Of the State and
now aeceptea by the War Department, Ii sui
fietent1y fattesinR to myself, but is unjust to
otheIs- The letter, If not IN terms, at least
~ implication. censurss cur State officers and
fhe member OF Congress- from this District
Ihls IL wrong, and I now take pleasure in
esylrg that while at Springfield to tender this
regiment to the Governor, received every
courteey sud attention at his hands. kno1
We Wonld have been accepted there if IL had
not neen that the Governor felt bound ia nom.
oF TO hrst Go the fair thing By the thoasands
q men whose applications Were also On lie.
Go9etIor Yates is all right and he rightly in.
t!e1ptets tne spirit now arouud when be saws
"t1at Illinois Of herfelf is ready to furnish
men enough to drive The rebels from Cairo
70 ne ba1lze." We were too late in our
orRicatten to be accepted hY the Goyernor:
= ne are tndebted to the Hon. Leonard SEett
iof our acceptance at Washington, but are also
under obligations to Messfs. Arnold md
Washbnrne for their interest ard strong ef,
toIts in OUT BEHALF Our regiment ia rahidIv
h'lipg up, and with men, too, that viii fipht
to the bitter end. Illinois shall never b;1sh
fcr the Rock Rifles. N1S13
Yeurs. &c, EN-. KmK
, 1861-08-16

rr.xru-. .a1ooNsa1oas nd-:5cly sese 18s
EG@ s5S s3ntled a. e sne benefit Of resident 4
esa a. 10Y .st 4yer M ht ys.ss of For txsn
a ana vas anest entirely Thite and vary aia aa3 ~
EendeTiui erect of your Hair Restorative but sur:
posed there Eas more nctton than truth In them p1t
entet1a1Mn8 strong deere to have my ha&f noasi
ble restored to ia original coia- ard neness ss 4
Tas IN ny younger days, beautiful black Iconcnded
4W9aa m3es ne aedpe11nsat eommeqctag anal
6ed4 deas an @ s9%Sncs asiae following directions q
m9Gsd ,s ss and ny naiF hst Filling o6 large
csanee HIM. piace "a 3a EEatened and Esa!ca
nss s+ + ~ haze used three of your ss bottles aad
81 Sa aa5k T. broHa er Light blsck hall any mai or a.
r9N M9Sfesn m 5 My bead eate cleaT ol dan
III + s ss e. e. asas n2sa anf af iesl 5oa
q T6afys .y az az V5 az ~ sa
t1c eteca of your Keetoratye It Is aiuaost i,npos
a.;ne cid E1a= tead- e--'-' @~-A " ~N@
Yours t1u1v,
FREDERICK r BUTLER
baoom!nxtaI- Monroe Comfy, iatIaaA
, 1861-08-16
Cbirago Tribut1e
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: ~Aaa s5-E1 lk&R9N 1O B33ts&a.
Wh.teymmzy be, or may have been, the
. sba5of,unc sas9ar IN Missouri whether
Sieel was cut @dh, Or, fapH Is driven back
whether s. Louis u ea1ed to the Union
men or gained BY the rehals-weof Chica-
: 60 and AZ " lilanoaa ought to be putting our
sefTes NJ n Postaon to attack or defend, as
= tlte :asaaar OF taAt. contest :now raging in
-ta1 ~ 1e.gla,ozine tate may require We
. e not ~ atasmna We do not believe
: ,-; ,.@ste'. tN'o@S ;ls~1o: become the Prize OF
- a"lsesness auo treason nor that limos nos
Z - tis<eeo esen On tne -" es9ela
3o;. 'r IN moss m.ea.enea sa. oe' ~ ~ W. a 10
-.,..s tus apI'ats.s aas.ss. sasts ~ ~a1s
saas w 1880 ..e. e,- ~ - -es+ w ..s-s, ~" 49, ~
80 s...Ts: @e.u usAs - ~ 1s s.a1sn. tu go
~. ). NV " . 80 ses, - ~. $50 ~ ~. 80.
~ - "ou.a IN As .s.s.aa.as.;,.: .as @ a;, ~. As'
~ a41. 20 ,t ~. ~ ststa ~ .ns1s 49, s ss.t-
',.t @ ,.;.h VI natr;ot;e sn' Se~a
wh,. % .ce11ea rron 4ope tnas
80 -a.a.r A. s4Fsrt;r.. a,,.,, - e~efeency'
.-a;.rt x.ho,, 10 x,. ~, sne eAe!ny
sf INV rate: show thaf 81 81 to.1 LEI ns'
full Of the rneans that ~, NO nos Aesleet-
ard that va ,nov ,>aeo. ~ 1s command
d;ers ~ -o,a,* = 1910 ~N17.s'l Q uat1on OF SOL
urisine in nsaca go % We afe enter
ares nf ia and * taAa between The
Tom h;tns.lT - =. s..ou1u tafn oos' accus-
). usa ~ ,,ns ~ "eeAy ot1lhng, TO the
and co,o,;;a-. ~ - .ae u.oAloas o1 me hle
, 1861-08-16
POllttfx in Ks.nvnal

V1Ak1C3 III hG8E8EKye
Ihe Legislature to convene in September
bids lair, from returns received, to assume the
following aspect, ~ the result Of the recent
election:
seaate-28 UHicn men, 10 secessioniats,
Hcuee-e0 Uzion men, 20 secesstontsts.
Qaite moral revolution when compared
With the last, where the Union men only had
one msjofity in the House, and about four il
the Sepate.
, 1861-08-16

ae w1 70 maintain the Union. aud the
y nesA panic In Illinois, hare had the effect to
compl our people 10 ignore the fact that a
s"a'oae.oo " Inc peoples representatives hAs
uee0 otue.su py competent authoEity for thd
pu,poee " atesang o. 'At1snding the Constl-
laaoa oi our sfA It Is mo light matter to
s.eoeo toe Cone ation Of one Of the so7er-
elsn staseeof Union :. al, aaasarsttoeae or
r adza -! A.! W 1lt crt4kstrumahE which
~ be- s13estS Il iouehtE3 be veiek1I can
1oas]y sd4fully yNaderst46x By the paoi;le Of
bliEoia. 3xpexteacei is = E1eat teacla1, and
thst which we learned yesterday viii be in.
Taught to morrow, and the day after will add
to the common stock Of knowledge The bat
tie OF Bull Run teaches us this great fact.
apply this principle to the State Of Illinois
Our Original Constitution -Kas -adoptad- Adj
:: etafe~onde. th1s c6hsuEa1lo6 Ws
nVed nhtn the t1r6t Mondny in December, 4.
=. ioso' wnen the pres mt Constitution took
enxs1 1os same, Or e1pllak defectta-in.- the
o.'g'na Constltutson, which gaTs rise, to the
eoastl1ot1on 'ot.S4s. experience has taught
us, belongs othe second CONSTITUTION. We
must feelll5 al former errora By our present
experience: The peop1e tayns thoueht and
the Legislature have embodied II, the foro, .,f
a law their will m J,,na-v .sfe+ 1880 ~,
Legislature or1er,ad a convention to tta1tar nr
, 1861-08-16

This paper has probably done more than sny
other one agency, perhaps more than ali cti.
tucky. :
Tie great Union victory at the recent eler-
tioD, ia due IN great measure to the fnsty
blows struck by the heroic editor of tie Jour
na1 That man has made sacrifices to his
eaenfiJ that few in the professcdly Union
loyi;g North would be Til1ing to N IKE. h
rs lost almc5t his entire Southern circuls-
people Of tbe loyal North can do 4 TO come
ieFTard sud subscribe. Prentice makes ga
excellent newspaper, he Hields v3gotouu snd
tsenceaEs pen, snd his sss1.e8 Of vit ase e.
niEsz 70 every man in the land. Money paid
1af the Loni Vile Jt,:rnak Will be well invest
ea.-Nadtso. A.yus aad Democrat
An Of which VIC heartily sppraye al n.
IprRa.
, 1861-08-16

!
4nete 1S no neea OF oe0ponoancy 70"
le" Is 9enay. misnaeis 81 w N ths
lace o1 aante!neent Psople - ta@' nifs
bsaa ~ tho 80 ,nd, ass; - 1e 49,
asa al :. W & as t,s9 my
~ ~ and hr MAJ th.;r o.va $50, ~o1,.'* ~, WILL
reonle are r;ott The d;s.a1sa "a1G lac
io-tiay viii i've place tn nss hean ensats o1
1atine new efforts and Wv. - nops, - e1il1la-
morrow. The xictorr z;,, ,' - 'se.Aees .o-
fbe English d he C1;mss: IL ~ sass6e y ;
leans in The war ~, 3af3' ,.a ne .ae A"el'
1883; like the Dntch uha, uae ~ reance N
their elor;ons Ren161; -. 4sy .ouaoso
atory discinline to anaon... ~. lave ptepa1-
endure. iiia,nno;nt,sssts 1-1stsa's "
nv r. nvar,a,s~.. ~ 'nees. 1eacn-
The end of al, IN e5 - e1:~ =. so4eaose.
- - a.. Will le V1cto{y, Il re hold
, 1861-08-16
"AHKxH 6KE1H9s. Perry Comt7. Fem ,
June III. 1aQ.

PKoY, Woon '@7 91'Ss
II yoEr valaabe Hair Geetotsti1e for The 5W3oss
g G!esEsnS ny hesd OF d. Ldrat. had suffered HitS
eneEy s9EyfahSS rs t. & Do Z: &c s2y good z removing a.
Ycur adrerusement IN Harrtsou1Yh pansr tse ~
saefe sre ~ ~ te dms es!s At Grsss knnEls DT4
recommend It % rse for it has 5pet.s
F4emoyea 4an @ ~ 1and1Qn Hcm my bend, and sn sppcs
Sr otneI unpleasant Eces. nust also state that nv
Lat nad become q"1te Whits in plscea BY the uss
EEc1o5; Ee am nov aIty yeazs Of aga aad aitson:a
80 rssG aEc noHies Of the Restorative, no one ha7
sd Il osdsE to ha{e my apps aranee eomport w!s
itLy uea0 ~ head Is nov Of 1e3H trouble fn ms IN
keeping Il clean, &c- than at any time ninee hafa
1eea 3 caid I consider your preparation of Taf
VelHe1 aGa altheuGh do net like to expose mYscH
co1aaeS my duty to eaY 60 Fou cen us, ia craa1
anything to yp7. TSr-s - " 10" "9'~@
E. H. KTTKE
, 1861-08-16
THR POPULAR DEmaNn,

= a more vigorous prosecution of the war
with treason and rebellion. II Mr. Lin
coin has been unfortunate In the choice Of
men, or any one Of them, whom he has
called about him as constitutional advisers.
a change which shall inspire him with new
!: courage and the people with additional
confidence, Is still practicable-dependinr
only upon the exercise of tie Presidential
Wl1rand it should be made. We tell him
that the country has no confidence in the
fitness, from whatever point judged, Of ST.
mon Cameron for the place that be unwor-
1hify fills; and, plainly and fatty, they
want him removed They do not believe
IN hls u talent foI business. They know he
Is Pennsylvania politician with the ante
cedents which made him eminently dis
tasteful to the public. when his name was
mentioned for the post, in which, against
the remopstrances Of the very best men Of
The party, he was finally placed. They
Know that he is 8 possible, and, in his own
opinion, q prominent candidate for the
Presidency that all the power of his
ct1ce is ueed to forward his pratensious
and that his desire for the honor of the
country by triumph over its enemies is
secondary to the ambition that he has
nursed within him They know him as
man Of tesble capacity, except as cunning
is the measure Of abiEty-an adroit poli.
iclan Of the time Of peace, untitled for the
earnest work OF day like this, the mean
ing Of which he, Of all the men in Amcri-
ca, would soonest fail to comprehend
They charge upon him the miserable state
OF our armies, whether estimated
hy their equipments, their efficiency, or
their numerical strength. They know
teat he is mainly, it not wholly, response
ble for the disaster in Missouri, and they
clirch the accusation by citing his culpa-
BILE neglect to send the reinfozcements that
tie gallant Lyon begged. In word, the
confidence Of the country is lost and his
removal is demanded. As long as he has
the control for which neither nature nor
education has fitted him, we may expect
fhe war to flag, that reverse will follow re
verse, and defeat succeed defeat until we
are compelled to dishonorable peace
We honestly and frankly tell the Admin
1stration that this is the feeling in the
Northwest; re do not share in it to the
tuil extent, but we represent it as it il, .nd
we should be unfaithful friends of the
President and the country if we did not |
Give U.s. 81 man upon whose patriotism,
sbllity and integrity ths whole people NAV
rely. Thai is th9 cry throughout the
West. Give n man who will inspire
confidence, excite action, and pledge sue
ecss- The day for the creations Of eau
cuses and the heroes Of parties, has gone
by. This is the era demanding able, hon
eat and patriotic men. There are no e1-
cepticns in favor of Tie Cabinet of the
President. The country asks that NAN
may Be Secretary Of Warl
, 1861-08-16

foHTREss MONROE, Aug. IA few Con-
;ederate scouts attempted !ast night to con
Asmpton Creek, and were fired upon bY our
pieksts and quickly retired - ~N1
erates- Lieut. CroEb5's recent exped;tion "a
Accemhc and Northampton counties haa
rearly broken up the contrabsud trade be.
tween the eastern and western shores Of the
Chefspeake. In come Of the places visited bY
timent. 0S~1
, 1861-08-16

kEaAnkAMR MURDER CAsE.-A young man
Of +gocd family, At New Ashford, Mass. had
e'ofed with aad married d niece, aged 18
searf' and the happy twain, finding they could
W. 1esaly 1--we together, romsntica1ly con.
a.;.ss ssstsa 70 Gle together. The girls friends
"alrea for her = long time in the par1or ana
e,eh m othe,,s s rnr nes, iouaa the two clsspedia
the wife quite dead. The hus,,,.5 sr' ~, .'.a
coFef' md oe tried ior the murder. III, c,..
e1tites much interest. LAG s"se