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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

~ Cora l.. V. Hatch. the francs msdi-
um," has accepted the invitation ola mum
Der Of citizens Of Chicago to test the truth
OF purportsL presence Of the late Senator
Douglas on public occasion.
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am candidate for the Office Of Treas
ufsr Of Nigo County At the October election
JOEL II. KESTER.
am candidate for the State Legisls-
tsre. At the October election.
J W KEMP
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~ In rhilsdelphia ths different hre
companis. are preparing Ambulaaces. in
anticipation Of the time when they viii De
in,rus,ed With the entire conveyance Of sick
and wounded 70 the hospitals. should it be
iscidsd ~ accept then services.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

~ Members Of Congress are 20 DO
elected this fall in New York. Pennsylvania.
Ohio, Indiana. Illinois. Delaware, Iowa,
Massachusetts,. Michigan. Minnesota. Mis-
souri,. New Jersoy and Wisconsin.
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LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

CAGarEH B0T.-We want good. active
boy 10 deliver our Southern Route On
veil acquainted with that portion Of the city
preferred
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

Rxffoiors NorIct.-RsT David Walk. Of
Cincinnati. will commence protaciei
meeting at the Christian Church ia this city
on THURSDAY even ing. At ~ o'clock. The
public are invited 20 attend.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

~ A. A H. Rieman. east Main street.
want one thousand bushels esch Of Timothy
and Clover Seeds. and Dried Apples, Peach
e. and Beans. for which thsy siIl pay the
highest cash price
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

~ Before the present war General Mel
son vas Lieutenant in the navy, and Gen.
Davis Lieutenant in the army. The latter
!. native of New Albany, but his latter
residence has been In Clark County
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

- The Secretary Of War has notified
the Gov nor that the amount 20 be paid by
those CO cautiously opposed to bearing
arm. IA csa. Of being drafted, Is 5000 each.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

~ James harrington. E>q.. Assessor for
the 7ih District. under the tan law. an
noances his Deputies in our advertising col
nmns this morning.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

LIZ Farmers IN want Of Seed So~er- can
fnd them At reduced prices by calling on
] O. Jones At the Poet Office
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

TEN DOLLARS REWARD
u st-Hys< Fra - ss.--cr5brr. f-4ng n Tsrrs-
Hsst< - - 1lfs fsr = arEp--. So -tlts stssis
sssA red s-oss e. tks1 fvs yesrs - psi. -
rr,sr red co., T1s eaffis kss~ h<e1 vortef sorne.
hzf -.r. "a ro< hte-c~d g. h>sf o. g Ia
hs6 are hsss AT secs-
II .iors rs-s-f IN 10 xl~e. - ar ysrsd- Who
- - .srru tkeza ~ ne ~ HrFP.
G~rt q f~s~ City Bssck~r.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

II a fen more recruits wanted mme-
diately to al up Company Il. fist Regiment.
The same advance pay, premium and
,oOnty allowed as paid the the present
members Of the regiment Apply at Camp
Dick Thompson +. b. ALLEN
Commanding Company.
sept 80. -62dwtf
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HThe 3ist Indiana Regiment and
coehrans Battery have arrived at Louisville
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WANTED.

NOTICE.-Wanfsd immediately
~ sod sss1i< Esas Coazs-t rxk sss
gps< secs ~ai - sisss-
gsrrs-ussss. A.s- ~. isa-s-s-
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DISSOLUTION.
WOOD.

PROPOSALS WILL Be RE-
II o8[vrD a. ~ ks<itsrs secz. - - r..
tsv. ssyt $50. - <vr,skfss NE eu.zsy cey o<~as
90 ~esf EF IrrHx
s-ras~ .1--sn xsss~ < Va es..s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

Subscribers owing this Office wood, and
Others wishing TO pay their subscription in
that way. are requested to bring II in imme-
diately.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

PauADELrHfA. Sept, 30.-The Washing
ton Star Of this evening says Siges moved
out upon our immediate front some days
since and has Just telegraphed that yesterday
Gen. stahl's advanc brigade took the town
Of Warreuton. and made prisonsrs Of 200
rebels
Gen. Stahl Yesterday went 10 Salem and
White Plains. where he found 10 trace Of the
enemy. They however captured eight wsg-
ons. loaded with Quartermasters and Com
missary stores and several mules. and broagt
them of
lHitApKLPuiA. Oct l.-Pe,erson's Deseo-
tor cautions the public of new and danger
Gus eounterfeit Of the CITY Bank Of Montreal
Of Canada. Of denomination Of four dollars.
IL = as follows. Niguette vulcan with an
anvil. train OF cars. ke.. in the distance
The coat Of arms ol Canada and an Indian
woman on right end. cupid besfriding lion.
and on the lei A Canada money i At
pApremiam they nav be largely shaved -
Also SPURIOUS lives On Mechanics Bank of
Nes York. being largely circulated
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DENTIST.
DIR. .. RICH ARDsOS.
ID IL e. - J. - II
tsUoCrssos ~ "a. ssrrr
OFuss-0E Ohio street between 81 and ssh sffseis
TERRE- HAUTE. IND
DENTIST.

To MY Old Friends and Patrons ~ Tsrre-
HaHfs
pa RIczAkpsos, ~k0 succeeds myself aud brother.
Or = ssrTs IN the practice Of Dentistry ia Tsrre-
Hsuts, Il graduate a both Msp1cxs AID DE yrtsrHr,
ssd for the past Eve years professor q Mechanical
Densissry IN The oh.o Collsss q Dental surgery At
Cincinnati.
Having known pr Rlrbsrt.ou for several years.
bear tsstiuouy 90 hts siaineEf casliccstions n
cry branch q kis profession and 90 his worth a.
Eenfisnsn. ard eheerfaily recommend him - al
nv 90 frients IN both social and professional ca
pscity. and kops that the same Hb<rai psironage
Win be bssto~s1 on him that ~ss given ne turins
my rssscsnrs srnous ycu-
Respectfully.
CrScIxxsr. osIs. sspt lss2
Tn undersigned 10 t4k.nz leave - hls asny p.F-
ssaAl Trends ard psfrors, = vbo1a hs wcad hereby
express his ctiiEaticrs Tor TIE liberal patronage,
ccaedencs and social courtssi~s he hss fsr several
vssrs reoeivsd. and 9Th WON be regrets - sever
q rsnss pisAssnf prufesstoesl AMI soesi relation
desires % recoonras % your confidence aoc cqrtesF
he sftsDi snf succs-s,r PRE- J. Ezhsrtso1 He
tksrsfors esssrfaliy sn6orsss the sbevs IN AL
resp~cta =. n SMITH.
ssps II. ein
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02
ALE AND PORTER.
TAX NOTICE


~ I. socorta-~- "a ia-fr--ziras q - Ca
a. CeuarI q 80 ~ 2 T-rr~-usefr. shsl -
rsea .esy 49, - cs<le "a &sllz<1sel tkns- -.
- - f,e1sanate - hzn-ts Rxr.ns tnu.nx
ike1~,r~. insftsrt = - rify g. t.rzs 90 is<1
AZ = $500 hr-~fy 1919 s1sft ~ $50 A. -
-ttkta fss4ty ear. ssa& r-s-->e q nsss -
sx.s ~ sTtTrrs - 49, - 49, g's9sL rtsfssss
taass a. ssrrn.e-s - - elrs<t. r. sssts -
- - CSt- CtsrssF
4OkL u KESTfs
A. - ieU-tsa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02
PUBLIC SALE.

- et~ S~ees
Public sale of Unclaimed Baggage.
CENTRAL PASSENGER, STAT1ON,l
nEKE .HArrx. sept -. 1ssa.
ON THURSDAY, THE 3OTH
~ day u October at IL o'clock A. n. will be sold
at public sale, the following articles Of unclaimed
baggage. unless called for previous 20 the day Of
sale. and charges paid viz
l Black Trunk
THAR r. check No ear
Russell Trunks.
l Gre<n Black Hats
Canvass 7" Band Boz and shawl.
4 Bencle.
Russet Hand Trunks,
Leather saddle Bags,
I Small Rox,
20 Black on Cloth Carpet s@eks.
Plush Csrpef Sacks.
Shawls,
Parasols,
Terms Of sale CASH. By order,
A. O. HoUGH. station Master.
Sept 20, dim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

IL All those Who want beautiful SILK
Hal, Of the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and get Que of the Hems
Manufacture, whieh make myself: there
fore can warrant all hat. bought Of me-
have hne assortment II French Beaver.
Otter and SON Cashmere hats Of the finest
quality. and Of all colors which am selling
very low also. large assortment Of Wool
Hate. ofall colors, rans ne in price a. low
a. Fl nv cef.ts
+. II. lOWERRE, Practical Halter.
Successor 10 J G. YATES
mai Il Cor. Fifth. and Main Is
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COAL! coAli


a. c. oorr- "a COMBS
COMBS q BROTHER.
HAVING reo~u1y pzrchs-st ~ Coal h<s. FER
Il Il Derly k-o~r - ne ~ECHEE NINA" en-
al -krs~-ccsrt<r niles sess e fks ely. are Foe
preTs-s1 - f@rzish ne crEszs af rsrrs Haste snt
v<tru, vits god srtie~ - wssi-<cr~sssf sssi. %
tgrrs> - xii ksss rxrfisrs fins&
We a.. alec Ass-,s f-r n. Hisklsst. Br.-si sss
fs~-~rsezrg Coai Hs~a
- ors~<s Ise AZ a. virs op-n<y s~siss e 81 he
sssstsr<s e ss> Ycp1E<.. s~sr - kctn1-s
kalirus< pspet. - - ~ s.u~z $3.50
8fvs Q ia
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


UNION COUNTY 1lthiI.
Fox I'M LxGIsLAruEt.
WILLIAM COATS.
JOHN II. BARR.
FoE SazkIyy.
SAMUEL CONNER.
Fon TEKAsCkEn.
VI. 5. DURHAM.
Fog Corxrr Coxxfsio.Ex
iBENJ. McKEES-
wv. BROwN.
FoR CoAOxEn.
J q. ADAMS.
FoR CorSTT sCEvEroE.
CHRISTOPHER DENoREsT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

~ Geo. Habermeyer A Co have opened
their Oyster saloon, opposite the Post Office.
where they will continue 70 serve up the
same Oysters for which this Saloon has been
famous In years past,
Sept 23dlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

COLLEGIATE
Terre-Haute Female College.
THE NINTH SEMI-ANNUAL
Il sss<son q tAis fnsuiutra -ln eP~- 81

Rev. raonss sp<scsr. A. n. furu~fly Frefes.or
iu re ca fffasls Ccllsxs ka4 elentsi~ F~rssie
Cofiexe. - oAics 49,. Ms l. {. wlisrd. = -
Trey Fsnsle Seafn~ry. q S.r.. ksvs b~sn -~crr~e
a. tesxh<rs IA ~ sheFe trs<Aers tistinEuisA
- n tAetr rrc<~<<tcn-
~ Pros1ects e ~ Csiiese ~vre asvsE nors 80
ecsrsSax sksn Il pre<<nf. knf p1Fls viskinx =
tsr sAeal1 sake sprlio.tioa iunneasfelv. thst go
r>auns Esy - secure4.
C.t.is<u<. q - Ceii~<s nsy - hsd ~ sFgiiss-
- tefks unterxirnri John CoNkkT
Aa<. IA. i>Ez-1~iz
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eE- Leather being tbs sole Of trade and
the preserver of the human understanding.
| would respectfully suggest TO my friends
and patrons that il will be to their interest
20 call and see NV new stock. al No li2,
Main street Z. A BURNETT
I. S.-Wool. Hide aad Furs wanted.
seplsdlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

RzcKrirs wASrsp.-Twenty men are
wanted 70 ill MP Co. +. fist Regiment In
diana Volunteers The Adjutant General
Ia. ordered the same advance pay and beun.
~ TO volunteers TO 81 up The Regiment. a.
the Regimen, received when xraniscd.
Apply at HeadQuarters Of the Company
- Camp Disk. Thompson
A J. WEIGH.
E.w. PECK.
=. HITCHCOCK
Tsrrs Hsaie. sept %. is62 div
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

fRON RHODE ISLAND
fksvTRror. Il l. Oct. L-Rsie Gen
Rodn.sn died on Aoadss. near Hsgersse~n
tan.
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Falrness ln Controyersx.

wEcinno' TOO highly Irorihend the following
admirable exusct from Count Aeenor de Gas
paris address on "Christisn Brotherhood ard
Polemics, delivered before ths lsa Evangelical
Allial We OF tieneEa:'
What is aitrn wanting IN our discussions l.
fairness. The heat Of debate makes us misrepre-
sent the statements OF an adversary and slur
over the weak points in orr own ssst;tippa
We affirm EiEh Otergeeplua confidence, sui
are led TO assume tune most oIiens'Ve, WfA!
is still more dangerous, is The bahi' we thus ac-
o,,l,a ~ hti,,u .S.I-a
qH"e o. ooih' ed with mere words. Let
US admit uur igunrance. let MS reilec' on'he
weighIsol the as>er, ions OF an individual VITO new
err vasserL what lie dose not c,sa,y snoS, and
who, wht Il nof dun, informed on any paint, Tree
ly avowS his ignorance.
| AN dl- pn ,"i ~ u,nrt = ~ % tHiS wan
OF fairness - ~ IL Ui N" p'intuil features
attending our pte-ent revival. What will be
come OF faith without conscientious iairnessY |
should be gull Of great exaggeratlon were to
say there is no fairness among US lmereiy re-
mark that we have not fairness among US to a
due and full extent--that we have not that COM
plete child like fairness which exhibits things
really as they sre-that fairness which makes
cne avOw his misgivings, difficulties, eontradic-
lions, and which thus gives to his expression oi
his belief an Incompatible value; that fairness
whio1 recognizes wha ever ia exelent in an adver-
sary, and 0euounces what is wrong in friends
and partisans; that fairness which refuses to
transform history into psnegyric, and Christian
biographies into legends OF saints.
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Tho Confiscation nil.

THE New York Tribune. says the CoDfscation
bills, after apparently deadlock, we're sudden
ly resuscitsted y. sterdsy by the Conference
Commit 's and report was agreed upon, made
to the House, and passed that body by vote Of
50 to AZ - the Republicans almost without ex-
ception voting for il, and the Democrats against
it. Three members from Slave States voted yea.
The bill adopted is much stronger than any here
ofore proposed. Il declares death for treason
aud the freedom OF traitors slaves or he
shall be imprisoned Eve years, fined $l0,OOO and
his estate, except slaves, shall he seized. For
inciting rebellion or giving il aid and comfort,
forfeiture OF personal properly, ten years in
President is au horzed, for putting down the
present rebellion, TO seiza the property of all
such persons aud convey the proceeds TO the
Government. lie is 10 proclaim that il in GO
DAYS the rebels do not return 10 allegiance, their
properly ,hall he forte ted. Slaves of persoi s
engsged il rebellion OF Who give aid and C, N.
forr % the r-bals take refuge in oar lin, =, shsl
be held IA captivrs OF war and be forever free
from Slavery. s, also shall be oil slaves desert
ed by their masters and coming under control Of
our Government; al4o sll slaves found az places
occupied by our troops. No slave escaping from
one State to ano'her State shall be delivered up
except tor crime or some ofiense against the laws
of the United States, until the claimant shall
make oath that he has not borne arms in the
present rebellion, or given aid and comfort there
to. No person engaged in naval or military ser
vice shall decide on the validity Of the claim or
surrender such slaves, on pain of being dismiss
sed from the service The President is author
lied to employ as many persons of African des-
cent for the suppression of the rebellion as be
may think fl and ne them in such manner as
he may deem best for the public welfare, nd he
is also authorized TO make provision for coonz-
ing the blacks, beyond the limits of the United
States. The Pres denr is also TO extend 10 pri-
soners ptrdon aud amnesty as he may deem ex-
pedient
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Project OF u New French Protcc-

\ tNry article in the Memphis 4r0laRcve
is entitlc to some attention in view OF the
relation Of the editor to some of TIE leaders
of the rebel conspiracy. 1t no doubt dis
closes their uterior views. 70 Davis,
Floved. Mason. Slidel Beaurc~ard. aud
men of that stamp. any alternative is pre-
ierabc To the rc-establishmcnt of tile Fed.
cral Union They would from an alliance
with any power, or accept the protectOrate
OF any, sooner than consent 10 the suprc-
macy of the government to which they
were traitors, and un ter which they would
be subject TO the penalties of treason.--
These men and associates like them now
control the Conlcderacy, OF at least speak
for it. Their position makes them. ofneces-
sity desperadoes they can be nothing else.
pr. Fowkes statement, therefore that the
Southern leaders, instead Of hnving their
property coutiSCatcd and themselves dis.
lranchiscd. will make direct proposition
to become a colony or appenagc OF England
or France, is utrnSically credible. Be-
sides few men understand batter than ho
the views and calculations OF the class of
men rererrcd TO. He has participated in
their counSes and enjoyed their confidence.
How Tor the French Emperor would be
disposed TO accept the tender Of such
pravcncc may be a matter OF conjecture.
No wise sovereign IN Europe would receive
the "Confederacy' as a gift, could he tako
it with the consent of the United States,
and have its limits peacefully adjusted
Louis Napoleon, though intervening freely
in many matters, has exhibited consummate
ioreight and prudence in his undertakings.
While he might very naturally wish to SEQ
the Confederacy established as an indepen-
dent power, il is hardly conceivable that
he snould want SO costly dependency.
lis possession would not pay. In Mexico
he would find, il not better at least "
more congeniai field for French enterprise.
The ''ncw France OF 7G3 might have been
most valuable province for occupation
and settlement. Ii is no longer vacant, but
filed and possessed by Il people that have
no ahuitics for France or her institutions.
In regard TO the older States this is still
more the case. 4 relation so wholly un-
natural could not suOsist No tics of in-
tcrest could make good the utter absence of
any cord al intimacy. Lost us give Louis
Napoaeon credit for too much sense TO en-
tertain the proposition of making the Con-
icderacy French province.
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.sPring up de shackasses.,

Major Thos S Richards, Of the lst Pennsyl-
MIA Cavalry, paid flying visit 10 his family
in Reading, on Wednesday last, after an sb-
scence of nearly SIX months, and left again
next ,rning As c'.nnecied with his expert, nee
of military life, the Mrjor relates the following
incideDi:
One of General Fremont's batteries of eight
Parrot guns, supported by squadron of hofse,
commanded by the NJ IT, was in a sharp con
hict with battery of the enemy rer NJ hand,
aud shells and shot were lying thick and fast,
when the commander of the battery, Germsu,
one Of Fremour's staff, rode suddenly up to the
cavalry, exclaiming, in loud and excited tones,
"Pring up de shackasses, pring up de shsckssses;
for Cot sake hurry up de shackasses im-me. di-
ate-ly."
apparent 10 our readers, will be more obvious
whtn we mention that the " shsckasses nre
mules carrying mouutain howitzers, which are
fred from the hacks of that mach abused bur
valuable aunah and the immediate occasion for
the shackass'R" was that Two regiments OF
ribel Infantry were st that moment discovered
defending II hill immed ediarely behind our batter
ies The Z" shackas es" with the howitzers load
ed with grape and canis'cr, were sooa on the
ground. The mues squared themselves, as they
we'll knew how, for the shock. A terrific yolley
was poured into the aivsnppg No'amn, which
immediately trpke aud retrthted. Two hnudred
and seventyse'ght dead hodles were found in the
ravine next dav, piled cos"ly together as the
fell, the effect of that Voey from the backs OF
the "shackasses,"
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Treason mt the North.

THE exstencs of a Reasonable organization
in Indiana among the BRIGHT Democrats. who
answer 10 the NALLANDIGHAM Democrats ofOhio,
was made known in "A letter written by the Hon.
JANIS Y. HUaHEs, leading Democrat Of that
State, TO Governor Morton, and read by the lat
ter TO ths Unich Convention recently held in
that city. This is the lpuet which Vallend' 'gham
frothed about at C,lumbu. o. the 4th Of July
and regarding the country a. n u crisis he mace
bold to utter his threats that his Democratic
party would be found armed when the time for
open resistance came thatis when the Govern"
ment sholld unde take to p It down secret trea-
sonable organizations at the North. We now
have some further evidence m TO the exi-tahce
of the organizations referred to- in the Louisville
JOuinil OF the 9Th, from which we copy the
following
A SECRET TREAsoNABLE ORGANIzATIoS.-At
a late Union gathering In indianapolis, Governor
Morton, the Ohiei Executive officer OF Indiana,
tsted that he he'd received reliable and certain
information rs TO the existence OF a reasonable
organization In that STATE, ire chief purpose, as
ayowel to new members, being to resis, the col
lection Of the war tax, discourage enlis'ments
etc. The indianapolis journal profes ca to have
discovered the char &c Q OF the order, and makes
this Statement 10 regard to il
The order In question il the "Knights Of the
Golden Circle" but has chsnged its name twice
IN the last year, to avoid exposure and public
odium, and nov styles itself the order of the s
7. BIS" or the "Self Protecting Brothers.'
Shod the memb re Of the ord T b. called as wit
nesses in court of justice, they are required TO
deny it's existence, under penalty of death.
The oath taken by the members of this order
is TO resist the prosecution of the war In every
way, to refuse to pay war taxes, To discourage
enlistments aud prevent drafts of soldiers, and
to resist and overthrow the Administration Of
Mr.. Lincoln. We are further advised that the
members OF this order are procuring arms and
prtpning TO 'arry their phpo es by force II
need be, not onJl in this State, but 'h'ongh The
whole Northwest. they claim 10 have ten
thousand members IN Indians, as many IN ONO,
and more IN Illinois.
we recently had an Interview with couple OF
gentlemen OF the highest political, social, and
moral standing in lndinHa, who assured us that
respectable men, representing themselves as
members OF the order, had secretly aud cautious
ly come before them aud made the same state
ment substantially ss that given above in regard
10 its principles and d' s'gis-stAted that the
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-23
Tne Esone and The Mobiles.

In one of our London exchanges we find
the following extract OF letter from Rome,
giving u reason why many of the Roman
mobiles desire the continuance ofthe tempor-
al rule of the Pope:
1t appears that many of the Roman mobiles
are bound to the present order of things by
rather Il singular tie. Their lands were
granted to them in the days OF papal dcspot-
ism by the popes, to whom they had the
houoc 10 bc related, the said lands having
been wrongfully and violent taken from
their rightfn possossors. The descendants
Of the original owners i'll many cases still
survive. and what is more remarkable, they
have for these two, three. or more centuries
persisted in putting in legal claim to their
lost lands, and holding out threat of dis
putting the transfer. This has happened in
the family of the Borghese, who usurped
the territories of the celebrated house of
CenCi, a junior branch of which family a. etu-
ally commenced a suit for the restoration
Of the enormous property daring the revolu-
ton of ls4S, and would probably have gain
ed it but for the return OF the pope. Many
other pril!oely aud noble houses being sit
uatod like the Borghese, il is manifest that
the pope, who upholds the grants of pre-
cedng popes, has no small lien on their
fidelity.