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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-23
To CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored 70 health
In aiew weeks BY very simple remedy after
hAvtng suffered several years with severe lang
affection. and fhst dread disease, Consumption
lis anxi0usto make knew 70 his feltOw-sufer-
ers the means otcure.
ssit he will send copy ofthe
prescription used free Of CHARGE with the di-
rectiobs Tor preparing ard ssing the same, which
they will and ASSURE care for Consumption. A.
IA ma. Bron chetis, &c. The only object OF the
DIV cruiser y In setdinf ne Prescription to
benefit the affiletedand spread information whie 4
ne couceiscs TO b invaluable. and he hopes e,,
cry Sufferer will try bis remedy, as II cost them
lothlng. aud may prove a blessiRg.
Parties wfsnins ths prescription will please
address Rsr. kDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg,
s-iy sspi'b Kings 0ossty, N. Y.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-23
7 Coueus. The sudden changes Of our

II CoUGus. The sudden changes Of our
climate are sources OF PULMONARY, BRoscHIAL,
and asrHxArIo AFFECTIONS. Experience having
proved tn It simple remedies often act speedy
and certainly when taken in the early stages
the disease, reoourfe should at once be had to
''BrO~a's Br0aekial TrOshss." or Lorenges.
let the Cold, Cough. OF Irritation ofthe Threat
be ever so slight, rs by this precaution & more
serious attack may be ereciually warded off,
PrBLIo SPxAxERs and SrsoEBs win find them ef-
fectuaI for clearing and strengthening the voice.
See advertisement.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-23

Police CoUnr.-Officers Critic and kirt-
iy arrested on Monday night, Clara Redi-
ford and Susan Gsrwin, for naughty be-
havior, in the regions nor of the Rhine.
Yesterday they appeared in the drawing
room of Mayor Stewart, and the evidence
being adverse to the fsminines, His honor
determined that the pecse and dignity oft Q
STATE Of Indiana demanded a balm foFIheir
wounds, and it va, accordingly determin
ed they should deposit each sum Of mon
gym the treasury of the Safe, and pay
,As expenses OF the entertainment. Susan
paid the fee and departed, but Clara. not
having the wherswith TO liquidate
vas escorted to the vigo County Hotel
vher, she was committed to psrtste Of tn,
ho.pital,tiss Of Sheriff Conner for the, mex
ten days. ts
Geo. White whs. although ever csrryinl
a brick in his hat. was destitute OF the It'll
deed. 10 any iron front building, or even
domicii Of more simple pretensions. an,
not having any balance with his banker. o
any tangible means Of keeping soul an,
body together, was alss favored wit
view Of the Improvements lately made o
the Hall Of Justice. and was adjddgs
guilty Of the or M Of being out of sorts,
and sent down fse d-'s
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-23

TnsUxE ALMANAC, 1861 We are in
debtsd to the publishers for a copy Of the
Tribune Almanac for 1861. Though al
ways valuable, this year il il peculiarly so,
eoutainipg the u.usl political tables. plat
forms. votes, bssides . history OF the se.
es.sion movemspte is South Oarolins, lis
Of State Governors. &c, &c.
Il is most admirably adapted for refer
.nce on political topics, and should be il
every house and office.
II will be found for sale A. Arnold
Literary Depot. and Buekinghsm's Bool
Store. a. Is cents.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-23
Fever and agae, and ali Fever.,

Are cured oy perseverance, With
BRANDRETH'S PILLS,
which takes all pOisOps. ofwhstever nature they
nay be. from the circulation.
SIR. John Haight, Supervisor OF New Gas
lie, Westminster county. Y, says, Nov 1851
4 was, tive years ago, attacked with fever and
sue, which, notwithstanding the best medical
,dviee. continued TO s0rely sfiiiet ms for elk 10
iiOus months. became as yelisw as saffron
aud reduced TO skin and bone Medicine aud
physicians were cd ndoned In despair. As ar
experiment.. 1 concluded 10 try a single dose %
-ix of Brandrsth's Universal Vegetable pills,
IN an empty stomach, early in the morning =
The nrst dose seemed 20 arouse all the latent
energies Of nv exhausted frame. ] feared the
worst their purgative effect was d ferent from
anything had ever used or heard Of. At lengti
this effect ceased. aud / seemed lighter ans
Ireathei fre-r. That evening was indeed sen
/ .ibiy better and slept sonndiy all night. tn,
! ext day I fsltOwed the sane course, an,
4 continued TO take the pitts in this way abou
t1ree weeks. when | found myself ontiTel
cured MI health mas been surPrisingly goo
/ ever since.n
i ice Is cents per boz.
Sold by X. Cunningham, Main street TER
9aute Ind, and BY all respectable dealerri
i medicines.
4 laa DIV I'm.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SHE3IFF'S SALE.-By virtue ol
~ an order cfsile issued from the Vigo Com
mon Pleas Court, TO me directed and delivered
IN favor Of hauncey Miller and against Jesse
Julian and Kate Julian. am ordered TO sell the
following described real estate. situated in vi
90 county, Indiana, io-wit: Lot No two hundred
and tort --ix l2i6 IN the city OF rerre. Hzute as
shown BY the recorded plat of said city, and on
SATURDAY. FEB. 10, 1901,
within the legal hours Of said day, at .he Court
House door In Terre-haute, | will offer the
rents and profits OF the above described Real
Estate, together with all the privileges and
appurtenances 10 the same belonging. for
term not exceeding seven years, TO the highest
bidder for cash, and upon failure TO realize q
sum sufficient TO satisfy said order OF sale and
costs, will then and there offer the fee-sim-
ole, In and 10 said real estate, 10 the highest
bidder for cash to satisfy The sane.
This, 18th day OF February, 1861
ialyw3pfs3,5l. SAMUEL CONNER, shs,
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rEv.,x Aru ACUE.

A eaxs of EiRht .Nsnfhs' Standing eHTtd bB
BGRHAVE'S HOLL MD BIrrEkS.
MICHEL KELLY, No. III seventh, near Gran
street, saws:
Last July. whilo running On the river, on a
cotton boat lying between hatcher and New or
cans vsstaEen win fever aud Ague. For
eight long months suffered with this dreadful
disease. Tue greater part Of this time ! was
tuabIe TO work. and spent at least ffty dellars
fnI different medicines, but found no permanent
elief. Three weeks ago. one 81 my friends In
I -isted upon my trying B0NHAvE's HOLLAN A.
4 BrrrERs, saying that a cure Uas guaranteed. AT
| :, King il for one week, | must state, ! was .
/ .ound man have been al work now for two
weeks, aud have had no return of the Cnills and
I Fever whatever "
| fcertify thatthe above statement is true.
| THOMAS ADAMS,
! jaody 2w Dian ond House ~ X ChestSS8 Hal
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DYsEep.,a .na Occurrences.

CINCINNATI. Oct. -. 1859.
For MANY years | have suffered from dyspsp
sla Joined To an obstinate constipation of the
bowels. In the same time have been obliged
very few days 70 take sone active purge,
WEIGH il the experience Of all who resort to
physical pills, merely aggrayates costiveDess
found ne permanent relief until - within n
few months = besan using Peruvian Syrup. !
Had the constipation Cured my digestion las
so much improved that my flesh has Increased
several pounds. and a rheumatic AFT ction and
weakness OF my lower limbs, which troubled me
very much. now e1tirely gone. l an persusde I'd
these Beneficial ELECTS have resulted from the
use OF Peruvian Syrup.
CHESTER HARD, os Columbia Street.
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DIED.

In this city. at 90 minutes past 10 O'Clock
m. en- Fiid.y the isti inst, Of Pslmsnary
Consumption, Stephen d. GartreIl. Of tn,
frm Of Hsnry d Gartreil, in the 4sth yea
Of bis sse.
On the ooh inst. at the residence Of hsi
husband. Mrs. ELIZA j. PADpocK. sonsor
Of WILLIAM PADDOCK, in the 10th year o
her age.
prFD.-At her late residence. No. S.
Fouth Fourth street. on yesterday morning
ia aary 2is,. EMMA. wife OF wv. n
IsaAcs, 10 The 4ist year ef"erags.
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>>Hs>--
Another Cure.

WAUNADEF, Minnesota, April Is, 1857
Messrs. b. PAGE, JR d 90.
Gentltmen.-During the past seven yaars
have suffered from all the ills incident 10
a weakness of the digestive organs. At
times-being seized with an extreme loath
ing of food Il have not tasted nourishn ent
Tor days; ano again, when an appetite par
italy returned, the stomache was unable
to retain what was eatenl Al the sugges-
tion of friend. whe had received much
benefit, in n similar case. from your aOL-
LAND BITTERS, l procured bottle, al i
before had taken half of IT, experie nced
much relief; and now, after having contin-
ued its use for short time, enjoy excel.
lent health. Yours, &c.
j. McMASTER.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-23

MsnaIKD AT the residence Of DR.. d. B
Allen, in wintsrset. on New Years Eve
BY the Rev II. p. GolIiday, Mr.. JONI PAuI
Josrs. Foreman 10 this office.) TO Miss n
=. NrcHoLs, both Of this place. Wiafsrssl
ffsus, Madisonias, Jan. Sta.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-23
Home testimony.

VAsoNfiLLtg Oiccbs Oo-s AH'i
May 3 1859.
Dr. G. w RoBAcx,--Dear sir.-My wife
has been affected Tor many years with pal
pitation Of The heart, / have employed sev
eral Physicians. who have given her bu,
little relief Ia the winter OF SO and 50
| purchased two bottles of your Blood
Purifier AID one box of your Blood Pills
which concluded to try as an experiment
sm happy to inform you that she is we'll,
indeed fer the two dollars and twenty five
cents thus expended. better and more last
ing effects have been produced than by the
hundreds of dollars previously expanded
Tor medical service, Yours very Truly
JOHN BADGERS.
See advertisement in another column.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-23
DIR. J III. McLean's Volcanic Oil Linz
iment.
The Best External in ths World, for Man
or Beast

Thousands Of humaa beings have been saved
life Of decreptituae and misery. by the of
Inis iave'uanlc blnim-nt- u will relieve PAIN
iinost inst sntai eously, and it will cleanse,
,Urifs a = fsnlest 20 in an inered-
IL LEANS VOLCANIC OIL
y siieve the most inve.erste
c. Al Gout. or Neuralgia. For
a u'r cted Muscles. stiffness or
\ eak essiB u J tut. Muscles or Ligsm>nts,
I wi Bevrr Iail Two applications viii cure
sore Throat. Hea iscke or Esraehe. Far burns
- Scalds. or any Pain IL : an Ihfsllible rem
sdy. Try u. aud you Will find IL an iucispen-
ible remedy. Keep II always on hand.
PLANTERS. FARMERS, or anv one having
haIge ot horses. ~id save money by using Me-
leans Volcanic Oh Ii nim-nt. II 10 sp coy
nj infalliale cure for @ Ills. Sprsibs. Chafes,
'wellings, Lsmeness Sweeney. SOres, Wounds,
era Che. OF any external disease. Try IL, and
you will be convinced
Dr j. M. McLE AN, Sole Proprietor,
tsqdwly saint Louis, Ne.
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NcLEAS's CnRDlAL.-As NAV be seen, We
insert this week. the advertise ment sf Mclean .
Cordial, &c. IL Is very well known that "
are not part Gu arly favorable 10 patent medi-
zines, aad. as a general thing ,esehew the whole
4 them with but little cere mony. and with
hcse sentiments we declined inserting this ad-
yeT-isement until we knew what were the in
sredients Of the medicine. and how compound
d. This we have learned, and believing as we
DO, that the ingredients are good. and the com
1ou nd judiciously made, we recommend II as .
mixture worthy ofpuhic confidence.
The above is from the St Louis tristan Ad
vOCate, edited By the renosned Rev. DR.. McA-
ally, which spesks volu in favor OF Nc
Leans Cordial. We say to all. Try IL. See the
advertisement in anofh>~ column. lja9tw I'm
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Il ELM 8BfsDss Genuine Prepa.
ration cure Gravel, Bladder, Dropsy,
kidney Affections.
HbLNBOLD'S Genuine Preparah on hsr Ner.
IL vpus ami Debiiitated Sufferers.
II ELNBoLD'S Genuine Prepar alton fer Loss
IL OF Power, Loss or Memory.
HELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation for Diff
Il ncuity or Breathing, General Weakness
HELM SOLuS GenuinePrcparstion for weak
IL Nerves, Horror OF Death, Trembling.
HELMBoLDss Genuine Preparation for jsh,
IL swests, Cold Feet, DimRess OF Vision.
II ELMB0LD'S Genuine Preparation for
IL LanguoT. Universal Laesiiuae Of the
Muscular system.
II ELMBoLD'S Genuine Preparations far Pal
4 Il lid Counte nance and Erupsions.-
~ ELMbOLD's Genuine Preparation for
acb.
ITsee advertisement headed
HELMB0LDs EXTRACT BUcHU
IN another column decS-d& wan
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-23

SHERIFF'S SALE BY virtue Of
~ an execution issued from tn Niso cOmmon
Pleas Court, 10 me directed snI celiyelrs IN
favcr o. Conrad SchaUb aud against Henry Fla.
gan, have levied pm the following d~sorted
real estate. situated ~ Wig county. ts-wit.
LIT No. eleven lln. containing twp tsl acres
aud seventy -one hundredth- Ci-iU ot a. acre.
IA the subdivision OF one hundred 90 aeres u
a,d OF Inc north end Of lac MORT essi quarter
III OF se'tion swenty two f2sl ~ township
sS9lve li2) north af range niue ~ west. as
lsde BY Chauney Rose executor o. Chsse'
SATURDAY. JANUARY SO. 1851,
within the legal hour. 81 SAID ds' st me
Courl Hose door IN Terr~-HAut Il viii onrr tfs
,snf. nd pr, flts Of The ABOVE described rea'
..tste. q reth.r VT al the privileges ana ~.
ou-tsnascs- 10 fh- same belOi Ein2. TO the b, gh-
q bidd sr f.r cssh. f..r a trlm not rxercdinE
.-v~., wears .,sd upoa cal iro l., realize sum
..N 49, said execution shd ccFtr.
a "a = = Ter thsiee ~imp iu AID 10
&c highrsi bidd r Tor cash 10
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DIR. McLeaa's Universal PiiIst

roK LIVER COMPLAINT, BILL orssEss.HEADAcEK, DC
There ntvsr has been CArHAKrtC N d.
cine, On.red Ia the public, l. at has given such
entire satisfaction as McLeLns Universal Piiis.
Being entirely vegetable. they are perfectly
innocent aud can be taken b; the most tender
infant; yet prompt aud powerful In renewing sil
BILIOUS secretlons. acid or impure, fetid mat
ter from the stomach. In fact. they are the on.
Is pills that should be used in nlalsrious Dis
tricts.
They produce no gripping. sickness or pain In
the stomach or bowels, though very actiSs and
searching in their operation. promoting healthy
secretions of the liver and Kidneys. Who viii
suffer from billiousBess, headache and foul stOm.
all, when So cheap remedy can be obtained
he p them constantly ON baud; siagle dose ia
en- IN season, may prevent hours. Days and
months OF sickness Ask Tor DR. J X. McLean's
Universal Pulls T,ke no other. Being coated,
they arc tastelesss- Pnce only 3 cents per b, Z
and can be seat o. matt to any part Of the Y. 8.
H. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor.
Corner OF Third aud Pine-sls. -. Louis.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
B 2 ANS
PU LMoNIC WAFE RS

PU L M oNIC WA z e r 8
rhe Original Medicine, Esta slished Ia 1887 an
nrstdrticie OF the kind ever introduced under
the name OF "Pulmobic Wafers,r in this OF
any other country; all other Puimonis Waters
are CO intcrfelfs. The geauine can be known
by tie name BRYAN being stamped on each
Wafer.
BRYAS's PuLnsKre WAysRs
heheve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat. Hosrscness
BRyAs's PuLxosIc WAvERs
Relieve Asihm 4, Bronchitis, Difficult eathin s
BsYAss ruLNosIs WATERS
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains IN the Chest.
BRYAs's PULaosIe WARNS
Neiieve incfpscnt onsumptton, Lung Diseases
BRYas's PuLxoSTe wAysRs
Relieve Irritation OF tae Uvula and Tousils.
BsTAs's PULxoSIs wArxas
Are blessing to all classes and constitutions
BsTaS's PULxoSIs WArEs
Are adapted for vocalists aud Punlic Speakers.
BRYAr's PrLsoNIc wayfss
he Ia simple form and pleasant to the taste.
BRTAs's PuLHous wAyERs
Net only relieve, bat efsCt rapid cures.
BRYAS's PVLmosIc wArERs
Are warranted TO give Satisfaction 10 every one
No family should be without box Of
BRYAss PULAoEIc WAyERs
In the House.
No traveller should be without supply Of
BRrAs's PuLnosrc WAyrRs
ia his pocket.
HopersoR will ever object to give fer
BRrAEs PuLsoSIe WAyzss
TWENTY-FIVE Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole proprietor, Rochester, n. Y
Sold BY J. Cunningham and p. II. Donne
J, Teue-Haute.
no2ldw6u
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II December. 1850.
t..t IA, T. 81 SAMUEL CONNER. StG

- HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF
~ tpree execution t-sued IRON the vieo
Common Pleas Caurt TO me- directed snd deliv
red. one Ia favor OF kzra Read, one tn favor OF
Minerva LOCKWOOD. aad one La favor Of Jane
] scott, aud alt against william lockwood,
have leyied on the following described Real
Estate. situated In Viga County Indiana.
to-wit: part Of lot No. i've (sl In subci
vision 80. orc y OF kutaw Fate. as made BY
n. A. J~wett, aud wife, beeiHi"E forty tfs') feet
soufh OF the uorth east corner Of ssid lot and
runnin thence pouth fbrty lsn) feet thence west
10 the west lite Of said Let. thence north iafty
(4O feet. thence easi 10 the place Of beginnirs,
SATURDAY. JANUARY IS le6i,
within the egal hours of said day al the Court
House door In Terre HHute, l will ofer The
rent. and profits of the sboye de cribtd zeal IS
tate. togeths " with all the privileges and APP
huffman, es TO the same b longing, for term
sot ex c~eding seven years. TO tho highest bid
der TO- casa, and upon failure 20 rtnll1e sum
sufncient 10 satisfy said executions asd
/ co,ls win then aud there offer The Zee simple
| In an. 10 said real real estate 20 the hiEhesl
| bidder for tash TO sttisfy The zane.
| TINS. slst Day Of December, neo.
jsniwspfe3 SAMUEL coNNxhi ffr.
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Battle at Baltimore!
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-04
Ou1rages al Alexandria.

A correspondent of the Richmond Dispdtch
writing from Manassas junction, says:
"In addition to the above, it is positively
stated that number of rapes have been per-
petrated. and all the deeds which you might
naturally expect from an unprinclplcd set Of
men who are following in their train"
These are some of the men that have sighed
and mourncd over what they have been pleas
ed to term the sor0ngs Of tie poor Stare. Can
these demons and the devils in carnate, Lin.
coin, Seward, Scott and others at Washington
escape the vengeance of an outraged people or
the anger Of a just God =?
On these hellish outrages the Richmond
DispatcA says:
"Wc have heard accounts of outrages upon
women at Alexandria which almost transcend
belief In Europe, such cases sometimes oc-
cur in the sack of fortified town, but they
are almost unpreccdent in the case of a town
like Alexandria, that makes no resistance to
an enemy. If these accounts are true, We de-
voutly hope and trust that an organization
may be formed to take the direst vengeance
that the human imagination can conceive upon
the persons Of LINC0I.N, SEWARD and the prime
movers IF a war which it is the avowcd inten-
ton to carry on in the most hOrrid and purely
devlsh spirit"
Is there a man in the entire South but will
risk his life to scourge these williams who come
to commit such outrages on the pure women Of
our beloved South? If there be one let whip
be put in every honest mans hand to lash the
miscrcant through the land.
The God cf Israel is with us and with firm
reliance upon Him let US strike for liberty or
death!
.
ELECTED MAYoR,-Capt j. b. Whitaker
having resigned the office OF Mayor of Colds
boro', j, j, Baker, Esq, has been elected to
Gil the vacancy.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-04
DEATH OF HON. JOHN HILL.

We announce with profound regret, the
death of the Hon. Jno Hill, member of the
Convention from Stokes County. Mr.. Hill
was in his usual health Friday and in his
seat in the Convention but on Friday night,
while in his room conversing with some friends
he was suddenly stricken with appoplexy,
OF disease of the heart, and died in a few
minutes.
His death was announced in the Conven-
ton, on Saturday morning, after which that
body, out of respect for his memory, adjourned
until Monday. Messrs. Reid, Biggs, Leake,
Dick, Badger Wilson, Gilmer and Jones, paid
just and affecting tributes to his character as
public man and private citizen.
Mr.. Hill has served the people of the Stokes
District in Congress, and had frequently rep
resented his County in the Legislature. He
was for several sessions Principal Clerk of the
Senate. He was elected to the Convention in
February without opposition, and also to
the present Convention, without opposition
He was useful citizen, kind-hearted neigh
Dor, and an honest man.
Mr. Hills remains were removed to his
home, in Stokes county, for interment.-1Stam-
dard.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-04
The Importance OF Ne.vs,ern.

With all respect to those who have been ap-
pointed to rule over Us, to State authorities and
GO outty old gentlemen, we must insist that New
bern is not only important but an exposed
point. Why then are soldiers ordered here
without either guns or camp equipments :?
Why should Capt Drysdale's company Of gal
liant men be ordered to Croatan without tents
to shelter them when they could have been
comparatively comfortable on the Fair Grounds I?
No enemy is ext @ted at Croatan. The idea
of the enemy landing at the mouth of Adams
Greek and marching towards Croatan in such
numbers as to be contended with by one or
even ten companies, is perfectly absurd. Why
then are these gallant men ordered there with
out anything to make them comfortable? We
mean no disrespect to those in authority, nor
will we do the crowns servants any wrong ;
but we are the friend of the solder-him in
the ranks we mean-and they, when wronged,
shall ever find defender in us
There is about as much use for a company
at Croatan as there is on the top of the Blue
Ridge, and with the present exposed condition
of Capt Drysdales command we contend that it
is wrong to require them to remain there. If
thereis danger Of an invading force at that
point, which we do not believe, we want Reg
Iments and not companies, to repel it.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-04
FROM KENTuCKX

LOUISVILLE, May 23.-Neither Harney nor
Prentice, who had been summoned to Frank
fort to give evidence before a Committee of the
Kentucky House of Representatives, relative
to the introduction of arms into the State, went
there.
The Senate bill gratifes the States Rights
men.
The Governor is included in the Commits
sioners.
The bill provides for Home Guards
The Legislature will adjourn tomorrow al
II o'clock.
Some incidental appropriations were passed
unanimously.
Major Breckenridge was within the bar of the
House, surrounded by many friends.
The Governor has not yet signed the Stay
Law bill.