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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

II can only sccouni Cor my present. sound health.
sosn The constant though moderate 49, Of fozHzvrs
HotLssp Burrss--hssing fr.m my youth suffered. It
Intervals frer rftrs. in both forms, sometimes 80
severely a. % completely pf7strata me- have cor
several months pss though subject TO loss Of sleep
AMI unusual physical effort been entirely free from
any ympfoa Of this distressing disease; While my
general health i very much improved"
Persons doubling the sutheniiclty q this cerdh
cate srerequestsd % eali upon communicate With
the prrpresor. They vii take pleasure not only In
referring them Is asthor. but 10 many others VII
have used TIE Holland nitters or M affection
with equal success. octio.iv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
The Great English Remedy
sIa JAMES CI.kRKH's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS !
Prepared fr-n . prcssrisf.sn u SIR J. Clark
Nd. Pkssician Erfrsardinsrv 10 a. Qaeeu.

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS ]
Prepared fr-s q prcssriss.en q SIR ,. Clark
ND, Pkysician Erfrsardiasry 70 a. QaeeH.
Tais lnv.luahie rsaiesne :. unsaninx N shs sursa
al skose palnfll al dsngsroas diseases 70 Which ths
female ecassisasiou i soAs>t II nod>rases al 81
oessr> and removes All ees'rrrtons. ana speedy
-sre msy - rs,ied 81.
TO MARRIED f.NuEFs
srNtculsfiF suitei. 4 viIl. IN shert tine
hrirs n sAs raonshiy r~rtsd ~ish Regularity.
Eseh bottle, prire cnr deii.F. hears ne
nsus staup ofos,ss Rsla.ia. 70 pressni eeunis
sis..
curIo>.
fs-rs lf1l tA.stts aef - fsi,.s !, s,.st. frrsas
a. FTRSf TffEEr Eo.rTyrS ~ Prs.saact. =
~, ars 49, Z, be.-s 81 taeesrrflss. ~ ~ 81.
1<s-rfisse 49, 80 Asr>.
n AZ ~sses cfS-rvocs 49, srin.l kasessash. P.in
- the nlfk sui tirhs. Fsslxse a. sashs sxertseu
Psirss..an - ~ Heart. Ey~,-riss ana wfis~..
shsse rSils I'll sasra Ccre shea al cshrr nsans
s.-e hlisds sr,i sishs-<h rs~srfai remedy. -
aos orutsln iruc. e@asrsel. snsire~y 81 <nvsklns
hnrsfai - ts> cunrfifsfisn.
FaIi sssrctior.s n Zee r.>snrAsc. srouna e.eh
ace. wtrs sAoala - esFefslly preserved.
ssie sr~rs snr - unssef ss.sc. znd c.aAta.
JOE ue<Ke. kase &c. Bs,a~fa &co..
Roke-ser. y. T.
SR-sioo A. spssssEs ss.ssps ensi<>s o Al
<asserised sxeni. I'll laaFs bo.as. c>ussirinx -
fsls. ~ r-sarn uszi. So - r. cunaiasAar
sne ?. y. pesuus. 1<1e-tzuss. sn4 al SO
p--<<s-a.- lnr7s&~H
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

As remedy lor this most distressing aud obstnste
malady. the Vegetable Life Medicines deserves dis
tinct and emphatic recommendation. Il Is well
known 20 hundreds IN this city, that the former pro-
pTlstor Of these valuable medicines was himself allie
ted with this complaint for upwards Of ruKTY
sKAs; and that he tried In vain every remedy pre-
scribed within the whole compass ~ the Msteria
Medica. lie however. az length tried tho medicine
which IA now offered 10 the public, ana he cured
IN very abort time, after his recovery had been
pronounced not only improbable, bet absolutely I'M
possible. by any humsn means.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
Weakness Of the Stomrch and Iadi-
ne~fiou.

AaofAsr Greaf Care 1fecfsd ty BgrAare's
Holland Buffers.
ne ~ife u Peter Do wife. nssrg IN Holland Town
sbsboysaa County, Wisconsin,, suffered much frou
weakness Of ne stomach and Indigestion. she had
ben under Phy~iciAns care for some tine. but the
disease seemed 70 halle hls sin. she purchased
scuae HOLLAND BTTERs Al onlec. which has
given tone % her stomach. her appetite aud strength
rstnrnins. Asd nrEniy believe that this i
other great cure Effected - youF medicine.
We have stlll % record many wonderful cures e.
feeted BY tais remedy bat must Walt another oppor-
tnnliy. one thing you can rely upon. what We have
published are frcm persons much respected Ia cur
community and are literally true.
J. QJINTTs.
" sAebeTk.n Nswahoae. shelayosn. wis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

Disseminated tom their astonishing power Of Gre
sting life and health. az Il we're ftcm too very
ashes Of tho most delspidsted oonsiitutions--are
moro strongly tonic and more immediately invgora-
ting than the pills; containing the sanechoice segeta
BILE extracts the latter diiferen, medication Al
though really less cathare than the LIFE PMS, they
eyertheless begin 70 cleanse tho ahmentary canal
much sooner; generally aighty operating within
three four hours and producing sdeeided sense o.
relief TO the head and stomach and exhlsFstng th'
mind. even An ieas time than ,tis. SEES .
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
UNDERTAKEN
COLLEGIATE.


yIsaE sEFGkIn sEhI. ANIMAL steAoN q -
Il Terre-Hanfe femsie College. 81 conneuoe =.
r7u-~srr - ash 81 srrtsrr,tsr uskl n sau'
proffesrs sna Ifsshsrs Who have - AHlE anf - -
s7furtlr fiiet tae fseerai fepartnsnts - he Col
l<ss b1re.of1re. 81. vfth r. skrrttqrs ccnsinr
A. De b.rsnnsne n pcssfbls AIRY tsrtbef tforms
Ia - scstsiesass q tie schos ray - lad - a.
sai.1a soas coyxkI.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

s-
ny tho use q these rili- he periodic attacks
Nervous o. MI Aeafl,fs may be prevented. and
akcn a the oonmercerrrnt % sn st's-k. iuu-.i...
eiief from Sickness ain D. obtained.
Tlsy seldom fsn in r,1loyinx a. E4-sss az
Geadacte - ~Aich females are 20 much sasieet-
They aa generally ufoa ia bovels-fema'ln
CoTir-asss.
Per LaTaig a>s. .sar.ais n,rcase feuAis.
sne ~ persous q eel AN s1fs tksv vAluatls
- laxative, ia improving ihs aII.tle, ewing f-H.
ail r,gor % the digestive oEgans AID restoring -
natural c!oerlsg -nd strength - ths whole fys.oi
he cErnAilc Pills afs he result n lore iaf,i.
uga-oa sni carefully conducted experiments. having
been u uso may year, during which time tisy
have prevented sri relieved a sasi anounf q pAis
All suffering from irstsrir wheeler originating 10
tie nerroas fsesoH or fr.'rs trsng0.i state cf'h
siomal1.
They are entirely ssssshls m theT ooalrosiGoo
and may D. taken - al tsrss with perfect safety
viihoai making Any change q dist ana ~ aisoae
~ oss sllcgrscS,'e k,Ae v.assrs q er<y - ai,ain
ssier liosr 70 clasrca.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTs.
TIE gcaalno have -lwIatar-- a Henry [ spaulsias
o. each box.
soidhy Dru~si.,- A. an osier dealers q Hsa
c'res.
tkas rill 80 .sat - aa4n a. receipt oft.
PRICE as cESTs.
/ AT or.isrs fbssit ~ a4irsssei %
HENRY c sPAULDfrG.
ecofsr street. Nov forh.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

Br.ndrefh's Pills have osen before the world ieF
hearty en- hundred sBa Zen years. hey have an es'
tablishsd character Cor ssfst= snd seacacy, which
places them in lhs first rank o. al the nedeiaes q
he day. They are purely vegetable, harmless %
ne tenacress age weakest frame, Jet q sufficient
enscscy 20 thoroughly cleans and purity The blood,
through the organs u the stomach and bo~els.-
They AID and Improve digestion. and sound, refresh
ing deep follows their nss. They have cured Aous-
snds Of cases d tAs most distressing dyspepsia A
The symptoms a confirmed consumption have been
b. their use. aud health has again blessed
he dssps ring invalid Costivenssa, The great
promoter u disease Il inf@lby cured by these pills
Apoplezy and paralysis are as surely prevented II
The pill. are per-vsrnsly u.ed As soon a fnllness
90 irisos, pain Of the head Is sxperienced Thous-
anda q cases furnished in PROOF. Price Is cents
box. SO. +. ....-...a .4s.t. ... .rs..
sold by J. r. cuxsesAz. Terre- Hsnis, and by al
respectable dealers in uedlcise. .octl6d~lm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

well regulated and proportionate quantity Of bile
upon the stomach is always requisite for the promo
ton OF sound heslth--it stimulates digestion and
keeps the intestinal canal free from all distractions
when there 10 deficiency Of bile the body Is cor
SANITY costive. On the other hand, an overabun-
dance OF bile frequent nausea In the stomach
and often promotes very severe attacks Of disease,
which sometimes end IN death.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

In affections Of the head, sick headache or nervous
headache these Pills will DO found 70 possess the
most salutary efficacy.
en"aI |.1.s8
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
THE LIFE MEDICINES

For billious and liver complaints. with their many
sell known attendants, blloos xni sick hea,iachc.
pain and oppression after meals, tdlness dizziness
heartburn. loss Of appetite, ackncrlcdged ~
,asly superior - anythiag EYER fff're ocred - Tho
public
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
hon Lofs rInuyIAN sYRur

CURE 30 MANY DIsEAsIs-
APPARENTLY DISSiMILARf
Whenever The mind . iszea more than The body
me penalty u Dyspepsia. the most eoassnisni came
Tor legion Of complaints. beginning with impairee
digestion, and generally ending Ia CONSUMPTION.
knd all originating In deterioration o The blood
fron the Rev. pr. GkEESI-EAF.l
cncfSsAII. OSloOer Il. lisa.
have derived 80 much persoasl benefit IRON the
Peruvian syrup" chat do not hesitate 70 recon-
mend its 70 al that large class 81 csses. where
lrea l. the efficient remedy. To clergymcn especi-
ally. and persons wbo-e occupations tax heavily the
nervous energies, 70 sufferers RON The debilita-
ing effects II heats. believe thia % be ~
invaluable remedial agent.
Pm. 0REENIEAF,
Rector q 81. PAui's Church
Sept 4. df
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
lALtf EAoU
Ncrcurial Diseases /,

rsrsons whose constitutions s<c hrrre fs-sairef by
the iniudcious use q Mercury, Will End these Nsd
elnes psffecf cure a. they never fail % eradicate
frorn systeIl al tn sfFrts cf Mercury Infinitely
sooner han thr most powerful preparations 81 SARA.
psrills.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

Have now been before tho pubic Tor period q 30
years. and during hat time have maintained high
character in almost every paEt Of tie globe foF The
extraordinary curative properties which they possess
I'm Many Thousands
OF cerii1ed instance, the5 hsve even reseoed suffer-
eFs from The very verge Of an unilmely frave amer
all he deceptive nostrms Of Tho day have invariably
failed So great. indeed has their efficacy invariably
and lufalliby proved. that has appeared scarcely
less than miraculous to those who were acquainted
with Tho beautifully philosophical principles upon
which they arc compounded. and upon which they
consequently act II MAS their manifest AL sensble
action In Purifying the springs and ehaIneis q life,
nd enduing them With renewed teze aud vigor, that
hey were indebted Cor their rspe.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

Should DO taken In the early stages cl Bilious Com
plsns and n persevered 10 STRICTLY according % d.
rectiens. will positively effect a cure.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

XXrA>TKp NoE EBR USfTHD Salts ARMY
w khle -oes.sz mtn. h<fsesn 49, a slxhts<n
80 s1trtT-e~e yeaFs. f4r. the volu-s-
t><rs. for f;1.co - e12-ee Pr uunth 49, rsa.-s
80 r1<rfcrs. - e<nnesce a. e1ue-
rst<r r-<<<ef r~rulsl<cns. &ry so<1l<r tAs an -
nnrtunItV n tecelnIfI< tcEsrllsf tc-ef cf'lcsr.
Pc trsh<f taf.fmsl.ce. sTply sttsl r<<ifsseas
skrer--- Hkrt<. "a lie sts. 1deet <s0sQ14rs.
TEuu OF ESlIsTAFST.
~ hroe Xoa n - .
ALFRED 4. HOCGH,
CAPT lea Izf.s:sy q A. R-srulsns oscsr.
y16 -. 40
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

ss llasis hoitls Of sPAULDrSe's FIErAkEu
frE I'll ssrs tsn tn~s iu oost- <s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
MEDICAL
A Gard to the Public

t sax
M wff ~
M seaia
~ HI I1est nIt
Taz >znoans q bodily aud usntAi =aisery arising
from nasleci q small complaints i ineaeulahle and
10 Il therefore q the Utmost importance that strict
Alteration 90 the least and Inoat trsiag bodily AZ
msais shcnld De bad; foE cseasea Of Tie body iDvs
riAkls Affect shs mind. D. MouAr's vEorrAslx
Ian AEDicINra. In every Instance where they have
Teen thoroughly used. have TkInusnp osra pss-
EA. IN almost ali its diversified forms. he ssiaiA
~ Effects Of the life Medicines have N fact ssen 20
1;aversally sxp<nsnssd ths, tsy lzse become fally
established - the most easy SAT szd perfsss nose
Of t~stneni evrr offered % the pahiis YHt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28


P..cr.uA1 ABxscr 10 LADuz-The hrst syin2-
,srD. a. disease SHOULD neysr be dlsregsrded. II
- r.uuov.d ser,eas srs viii inevitably follow, ard
n seekng aszislznoe al Fezedics hat VII act NO
lently o. reduce NE stFsngth shoad oe AFo'oea--
hey Instead az assisting nature, weaken and deni-
tate thu--orr.ns Fer Female ConaFliAirtss t-Se
NcL~sn's strsurtheniag Cordial and hleei Pafils'.
Il .snss prseznssnf IN ali diseases PeeeiAr % e
males. Tryit;ftiss eeiicioas aroms''e VSfolAi'
s.sus.r.ra..A This tropical roOt has has sspu-
tstson ids a. he world Ter euFns one eiAss q as
order. shat srlies naDkinda reputation TOO, which
/, deserves As he be, anfidoe possess Tor serof
Iious complaints Bui y b. br0usht into use, Us
virtues msst be concentrated and eoEnbined with
other ussdienss that laerease lts power. sous reh
able compound q this character i much needed 10
this eoua4.uuty RsAd the sdsertseraento 81 d.. Ay-
ere ssrs.psrills IN car columns, and sc kao~ u
nesas no .nooelan fren 70 Civ our citizens co.,
adence m ~hss he sssrs---lors.e, Syracuse - l.
sSrApx o. Cur readers saicisd With sosoriA or
serusuloss complaints, viii DO well % rad he re-
nah. IN car Advertising columns respecting IL Bur
uts n .he nasurs Or tbs disorder has been known
~ The people, All he clear exposis0n q Il there
oven. VII prove acceptable and useful. We have
oag admired the searching and able manner In which
Dr.. ARA treats every suhlees be toaeheE whatsoever
has hls sf,sniion At al, has great deal q IT. he
masters What he undertakes, and no one who has q
particle q feeling for hs addicted fellow man. can
look with Indifference upon bis lsbors hf the sick
Read What he says u serOfnlA, AMI zee In DO" Few
words aud hos clearly be Lils u laore teHn We all
have kno~n e thls frsidi0us and lStal nslady--
Sun. Philadelphia, Pa oe1sds~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
Motfat's Phoenix Bitters

R~vo bcen happily used for the cure Of Fever and
Ague with inysrishle success
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
SAW TIE rEcrsl

srAulpIva-s FaEPAREn eILE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

spirTD1EGs PRFPARR0 GLUH
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

sPAu1DISas rREPAREp oLr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
eGkHA'vE,s
Holland :. Bitters
DYSPEPSIA.
Liver Complaint. Fever and Asue. SO.
I'm .nooe<~~ui fnfrodnctiaa and use % thss o>as-
trzt-d Rsssis b.s tisr stigma Cor ut-rsi docd
u olmp.unsia caiis<i hlllrr<" ororrt n tnfsous
frsn- kom quar- b.sfis o ns~g.ilaa ks< anfil
this wurt nitfarvr IL but snsther Or ~grug."
Or sofne niiaucus ~hi-Aey ulisturs
fins fhe really rfsxI relisf derived fon TIE r1rts
de-. ss-<poonial. q ni.dlrlne.
BGRHAvEs HOLLAND BrTTTRs.
aNf ~ eanrs ctrac< a at- p~osfrahs.I has eta
bli<h.t fs r~putsfisb ~hich Tie bot - t.fions
and cvunterfeits have til-f o. undermine II r-<f
lively s-s-taiis preparation. with l>resy s1cle4.
But ons sils Of he ssnuins. Hifrns BOsuss.)
prior o.x DuL1sA
II Il ns-.ilciBe q long tried scosry Or Ps-,rare
a. kzool ~<sentia ior ths hu1dHtion u god
hs.ih and ff oorrectins t,>oroers q the stomach
and toNes
Two - shro@ do>~ IN oonvfncs ths sr.scs~c % Zee
strsostA. ss@ithy -ctioB q th- liver. eo~els and
hinsys vui son tsks plso~ snd rensved bnkth b
the euick rrsult
po~ tUnraE RATION Trv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02
THE SOUTH TO BE A MONARCHY.

Southern planter has given what he declares 70 be
true statement, in letter to aTennessee paper, az
follows:
MY DFARsIR am somewhat acquainted with
the secrets of the secessonists and deem II important
10 the people Of the whole United States Government
20 acquant them in due time Of the Interior design OF
the Secession movement. The question 80 not nor
never has BEEN the protection Of the institution OF
slaves with South Carolina, but desire for change
of Government and to avoid the effects of Northern
policy upon the products Of the South, as 1t has been
to by of the secret agents that has
been travelling all over the country for the Last six
months iHcog for the purpose OF bearing up the mass
es In the border States 10 the cause Of Secession.
But 70 come at once to their pohcy First, 1t Ia 70
adopt the Constitution Of the United States under the
Provisional Government for one year. and In the mean
time TO get the Border States 10 unite with them and
when that is sccOmplished-then at the end Of one
year. TO call Convention Of the Seeding States and
to frame government upon q Monarchical basis-and
the Ministers Of Of the Southern Confederacy are IN
struced especially TO represent 10 the foreign Courts
Republican form Of government Ia TO be abolished and
the last vestige Of Democracy to be destroyed unoer
this new order Of things. 90. 80 .
But the Secessonsts are TO withhold this intention
from the people until the Government can be Or
ganized In such way to give II strength to secure
is objects II any shall doubt this disclosure, II II
were possible to compel by any means the leaders OF
Secession 70 make oath 70 the truth OF every word
above RENTED, the people would ind every @ord
true:
did not promise secrecy Of this disclosure although
il was doubtless implied. But deem IL important to
the whole country that it should be In due time ex
f0 SOUTHERN PLANTER AND A UNION MAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02

BY resolution introduced by -, the Convention
recommended to the General Government the Proprety
Of acknowledging the independence OF the Conied-
crate States not that we believed they wero in any
sense Of the word entitled to it, bat 10 preserve peace
and quiet to the rest Of the countryto prevent me
worst Of evils, civil war. This sure and the WIND
is at taken out of the sails OF Seceseion. Mne
Won receive the proceedings of the Convention please
review them, or the prominent parts you can well
do co. Being Cotton State and situated as Arkansas
is, deem the action Of her Convention heavy oyT
to Secession and if things come round as they shouia
the monster 10 effectualy strangled. =,
Now, for Gods sake, let rs save this country aaa
US In what we have DONE urge upon our sister boraer
States to join US and seek TO bring about an .s;,
ment. Use your immense might and influence 70 Gu,
up the conservative element. The big fight hsfe u.
August next and if Lincoln will be peaceful ana con on
sentative, all will be well here Arkansas penny me
eighth State now and beset as she Is, ana nAs san
her sction will be mportant-and do at all times seId
us what good cheer there is. Do what you can 70 au
and nerve us up, and fear not the result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02

n, ,rc.rv IL becomes obvious that other and vastly
more important interests are to be considered. ..
n, would be better to enter into treaty OF UNITY AZ
-ono. nv which the commerce Of the North might 90
sD,sSn.dtO secure the free passage of the MISSISSIPPI
NJ and 70 establish international regulations respecting
he respective tariffs which should be Of mutual sd'
vantage.
ns nv intention to furnish you hereafter more sug-
.eestions a. 10 the proper basis Of such treaty.
All d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02

son was found stretched on the earth in the sgonies Of
death having received four balls in different parts Of
bis body Suspicion falls on the brothers Henry and
Frank especially the former, when accused OF the
deed, replied, in bis confusion: 1t was not that
AIRED at hint was my brother" y Both have been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02
FROM FORT SUMTER.

The PHILADELPHIA North American Of Monday morn
ing publishes letter from officer at Fort Sumter,
written on Thursday last March 2S). 1t gives the
latest news from that Fort. The writer says:
Defensive preparations are still going on. UP 10
to-day no orders for the evacuation Of the work have
been received and although two messengers from the
Administration have arrived within the last few days
the object Of their whit has hot transpired IT being
strictly Of confidential nature. The prohibition OF
Al intercourse with Charleston is still rgidly main
tanned and proposition 10 cut of the supplies OF fresh
provisions and the mails from Maj. Anderson, was
to-day discussed in the Convention Some private FUR
hiture belonging 70 one Of the officers and which has
been detained on Sulivan's Island for months, was
finally sent down 10 the Fort.
/" The prospective evacuation OF the work has been
learned from the newspapers only, and II the visit Of
che messengers from Washington related thereto, has
not yet been officially announced; and the statements
In the Charleston papers that Major Anderson had ex
pressed any preference for particular time, or that an
Arrangement was TO be made with any officer OF South
Carolina In regard 70 the evacuation Is entirely un-
true. Major Anderson awaits the orders Of bis Gov
Srnment, and by these alone will he be guided.
" The fuel and provisi0as at the fort are nearly
arkanstea The last shanty on the parade was pulled
down q week ago, and dry pine burns fast. SereH
fayS aioDance Of tread get remain, but the men are
i working steadily on, completing the preparations
for defense The embrasures for mueketry on the side
Of the work exposed 10 the fire Of the batteries at Cum
tning's Point and Fort Johnson have been filled with
bold tagging filed in with lead, and now ball and
bomb proof adding materially TO the strength of the
work. inside, the magazine and hospital have been
protected by stone raverses, and the parade cleared