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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17
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i ZIG LICK (DepoD to FRANKLIN G. H-Ieaye Big
Lick o'clock 40 minutes after the arrival OF the
iyneahurg Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays arrive
At Franklin 9 H. at u p M same days Returning leave
Franklin e. H., O'Clock, and arrive ut Big Lick at
o'clock 80 minutes, time Tor the to Lyuchburg By
This will connect with the cars al
Big Lick for the East and West, the same days
may % cts s. CALDWELL, Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

bite SULPHUR SPR1SGs.-There are now about
twenty visitors at this pleasant summer resort.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

AMIcARLy ApJusrBD.-In Mason county, recently,
certain lady fred pistol at certain other lady,
and the matter WAS about to be carried before mag
istrate for investigations when the community was
much relieved By the intelligence thatt had been am
icably adjusted. Jealousy probably at the bot
tom ofthis affair,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23
Reasons for opposing the ScIf-Styicd
Democratic PARTY

Because its leaders are hearllcss agIia
tors. and are men who. for their own vile
purposes. have recklcssly periled shc best
interests Of the country
Because. only three years ago. II came
into power at a time of profound political
quiet. nothing of a sectional nature WAS
.houuhf of IN al the field Of politics. aud
now the widest agitation that ever tried
the strength OF our Institutions. RACES from
one end of the country 10 the Other.
Because peculaIion and corruption les.
ters 10 high places. and fat Jobs and greasy
contracts are being extended 10 those who
are willing to sacriice their suiiragcs on
the altar of mammon.
Because with the promise Of retrencl-
ment and reform Il has doubled the annu
al public expenditures, rnnnlng them up
from forty five millions year under Polk
and n war. TO nearly eighty millions under
Pierce aud peace.
Because it pledged itself 70 oppose al
attempts at agitation of the slavery qucs.
lion. whether IN Congress or outol II. on
lv TO break il when the first occasion ol.
fered that promised 10 pay.
Because men lorg known rs nullilier>
and disunionists in ali It's counscis, and
dictate al. It's actions.
Because. processing 10 extend the ia
stisuiions OF Freedom into all our Terrific.
rics. il repealed the Missouri compromise
that slavery night be carried into Kan
sas.
Because this repeal was urged under =
specious. lie. 10 the effect that II was r.
pealcd by the Compromise measures Of
1850 when in reality the comprou iscs of
1890 and 1880 were not made Tor lhe
same territories, nor dill they conflict with
each other.
And because laws the most disgraccful
and oppressive that ever we're written n
book. and made. too, by aliens aud tor
eigners 10 the people they arc intended 10
govern. are now being forced upon ihe
irccmen OF Kansas. al the point Of ihr
bayone, anu the muzzlc OF the revolver
Hendricks Reputiicaa
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23
The BLACK De. e.rocracy.-Fiiiibusier-

We have for some we, ks now bsen ira
cing the features OF this Ell mcnt OF our
politics This morning We shall ca lblt
Mr. Buchanan in his full Uniform as
"brigand" and "illibusler." We present
no doubtful evidence. bat from his mouth
shall his character be defined.
Here is the Osend manifesto. signed
with signatures of American Senator'S
Soule Mason and Buchanan laid be
fore the Spanish Government at Madrid.
This honorable aud coaserr0iire riO. af.
ter ar uing the case 10 show that the Span
ish government ought 10 sell Cuba to the
United States proceeded in this wise.
Atler ace shall hare offered SPAN q aprics
for Cuba far beyond rs present polue and
his stall hare been refused, Il WW hen BE-
time 10 consider the qEestion-does Caba. "a
tie possession Of Spain. seriously endsRger
our internal peace and he erisienee Of or
cherished Ulion Should this question Be
aRspered IN Me affrDaatire, then By ererg
lac. human and diriae. sce shall be justs-
red IN wresting Il from Spain, y ace pos
sess the Po'rer.
Merchants Of Missouri-.farmers t'aies
men. mechaaics-if after any man shall
have offered you a fair price. (he kindly
fixing the price for you.) and you shall
have refused TO sell, the time has come
/ then for him 10 consider whether he very
greatly needs the thing, and II he can IN
duce difficult task 10 dectde IA his ot9a ia
th kt., t,fs
he is justified in taking the thing away
from YOU yhe has Me poioer Now who
ever heard of such dirine law as this
+ Human laws there are 10 this efiec, but
they exist only among pirates Ne civil
Ized people as yet have proclaimed such
law. Who that regards himself al hon
est man will Who can approve mch a
resolution Who is it that scorns to rob
or steal as a private citizen. will counte-
nance robbery or larceny in his Govern
ors
Such. however, are the doo,red orinci
I ples OF Mr. Buchanan-Such Is tbs man
tch0Se etdited rirfue Is to compose tie ele-
ments of our political excitement. AID Soue
the country from destruction. -Nobte patrt-
OF Most incorrupuble statesman We
have met with no person as yet who de-
fends the manifesto here in the " esi
Our old renegade neighbor. even in the
new zeal of a new convert. has no.'word
of justification or palliation for the mani
festo. The only thing which Mr Bu-
ahP qaR S.admIrers sey about i 'S 49, a. u...
frrently. But IT be did not me n II. then
he was toady in the hands OF Mason and
Souie. and such conclusion is most dis
graceful TO his reputation Oh. Sable
Democrats. which horn of the dilemma
will you hang upon ?-S Louis htel2i
qeRcer.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23
White Males over ei.

And whereas the said enumeration OF
1853 shows the whole number of males
over 9 years ofage in the State to be 2ls
99l. making the ratio tor one representa-
tive the number of 2.i29; therefore. be II
Resolped. That Gov Joseph A. Wright,
in refusing TO exercise the power confer
red upon him By the Constitution TO con-
vene the legislature 10 cases ofemrrgency
has been guilty ofsiolauing the high trust
reposed 10 him. and reduced the State 10
condition OF revolution solely 10 accom-
plish personal and party purposes-tha,
his proclamation is sithout Justification
or authority of law. without valid force
or power-that the apporiionmenl attempt
ed 10 be made by him Is willtul usurpa.
Iicn Of power. IN direct conflict with the
spirit and language Of the Constitution
unjust and unequal N its provisions. and
i not entitled 10 the respect OF obedience
OF the people. any further than the same
may be consistent wnh justice and th.
principles Of the Constitution.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

The uev. from California - not very i'm
por,an, Below We give al Of any interest:
The Committee we're still ia session. their
forces CONSIST 81 1000 infantry. 500 cavalry.
companies artillery. and IS pieces ordnance.
These troops are constantly on duty and drill.
Cd ia their several srmories IN different quar-
sers of h ciiy and occasionally appear IA the
streets Tor reeim.ctal drill Gen Wool rcfas.
ed 70 loan the gosernment arms and ammuui.
ton. on the ground that he vas not authorized
10 act IN the premises. excepting upon the or.
der q the fre-ldent.
The committee have thrown up brctStworks
Of sand bags n front Of their batldings. aud
guarded all the approaches with cannon. -
Rfass held pieces are mounted on the roofs II
adlacent buildings ready Tor instant action. day
and ui<hs several additional criminals have
bccu convicted before the revolutionary tribu.
uAl q ballot bon siahing and have been ban.
shed from the State and sent 10 sea on board
fpr,iga bound sh.ps. The follow ing have been
arrested and are awaiting ,heif irial. Thos
Il Cunningham. one ~ the mardsrers Of Col
Waymou b. q New Orleans. Thos Mallov
h,gAwaynsn. BAl Lewi-. ballet. box stusfsr
Robsrt Leprey and Philandsr Brace. murder
81 Al Tie arrests have been made without
bicodshei and ehIsay esthoat violence Th.
Vigilance Committee police members. soms
Thousand men. are armed With revolvsrs.
An immense na-- meeting was held in Sal
Francisco on tie lesh. ~ the ffiepds Of n,
eommitiee. ard speeches -ere made by III
fioa Baiiiie Psytoa. Hon wm Duer and 9th
srs. tally endorsing The action ofthe commit
tee.
The eemmittes have issued an al Nss I,
the pubic. aud have also published n con
stitation Of Their oFgsnsssfion. Tereoee ksl
ly. one of the men ortered - leave. bad rcfgs
- md isi befa 'akea into cas,oJy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23
extraordinary reli.ssa, rsent.

One Of The most remarkable poli.c.l
events of The age IS The passage OF ,hc re,s
Kansas bin by iAc l. s. senate. 2 t,r
3irecf rsy,eal ~ tie ,saia suisfonre ~ y
h@asos and -Ee5rasla 5W = 1851 Ills
not only a recognition bat practical as.
seriion Of Ihe right oi Congress 60 ireis'a.c
for the Territory and even 20 npsal r..
legislation Moreover. K Is an express
practical recognition Of d., Native Amas-
can principle Il annuis The chief rrosi~-
ions OF the boaSed bill OF 81: II sells m
open defiance and wipes out an isnposians
resolution OF The Cincinnati Dcmoen,is
National Convention F; and Il il,,> dis,c,'>
and iierc,ly IN the face a. the loud pi,scl
lnss Of thc entire Democracy "a the laAi
two years.
Fellow coanlrymen book a, al, tiir.
IuS Democratic party OF The nation ,,ah,a
itself upo,. the Kansas aud Nebraska OIL.
That bill was originally made party
measure By the Democracy in Coner.s,.
and. when it became 4 Ia tie i.n Wa~
made party measure bY lhc i,.moclacy
everywhere The Sho,e Democracy mads
port the law in al. Is provisions was trea-
son 10 the parry. The Cincinnati Convcn.
ton declared the unconstiuionahy of
the interference OF Congress IN Tcryiierial
legislation. and the party has endorsed
the declararioa Add yet now our Demo
cratic Senate docs away with he NebTas-
ka Law. lcgislates for the Territory repcals
the legislation OF the Territory. and eaacts
that none but native aud naturalzod cl,l-
zens shall vote in the Territory. Wha.
the Democratic party one week ago bea.i-
Cd OF as It's great dislla, uve measure. ats
test measure: is annih.iatod by It's own
hand. Here is party catastrophe with
out the shadow OF parallel in party his'o-
ry. The Democratic party - suddenly
transformed INTO huge crab making
/ b ack- tracks as never mortal crab did be-
fore The spectacle is mons'ous one.
We shall get the details OF the new Kan
sas bill in two or three days, and we shal
have more to say about lL-Loaisrfd
Jograal.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23
The Canal around the fnli- OF the Ohio
River.

There seem~ 10 be quite a stsF among those
interested 10 tho Ohio river navigation. 10 have
The canal around the falls from louisville to
Portland enlarged. TO let the larger
class Of boats pass without hlndranee or de
lay. THIS h rght-ju-t what ought to have
been done In the irst place. as the canal Is OF
but lissie use ia ,ts present condition. We re
collect The drst time NC passed through this
ditch. IN $3.50. Of secing three baais aground at
the head Of l.. aui otherwise obstrGcied hy
mud sc,rs and other machinery for seooplng 3
the mud out Of the channel. The boat "
werc on had % remain below this rubbish for
i've hours. before she could get passage
through. Ali Interested. however. appeared
80 we'll used 70 tins kind Of vexation. tha,
they seemed eontenici with their lot. and pa
t.oody waited their turn. knoW,ng that Il
would come some t,De.
The merchants sni business men Of Louis
vile. Cincinnati. and other river towns. have
mcmogializcd Congress upon the subject. urg
in- ,he necessity Of an enlargement Of the "a
nal
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

on Tuesday night. about o'clock. the Fill
more Delegates ulct At the City Hall. 20 perfecs
their arrangements preparatory - starting Tor
Indianapolis IL attend the State Convention
on the lesh nice little banner was floating
from oHe Of the windows. bearing thirty one
stars and the words-"FlLLMORE L DON
ELsoS. vIGo COUNTY. After the dele
ga,es had all reported themselves to the con.
,lactor. line Of procession was formed. head
al 81 good martial music and the i'ag. next u
which Was a portion Of TIC delegations from
ysneerburg. Gibson. Greene aud Sallissn
then ,be viso delegates. afssr which The friends
of Mr. Fillmore ioined in the procession ansll
Il wa extended aioag Main Street over tws
squares IN length. Perfect order vas prcserv
cl throughout The whole proceedings
This PROCESSION was vel arranged and re-
Elected great ercl.iupoa hose who ;ool i up
on themselves - &; i -. Ia fac. i: p, - il
remembrance - TIP and Ty.'
Amer the delegates had reached The dsPa
aud taken their seats 10 the ears. thFse cheer
were given for FILLMORE aud Doaelson. whlel
e.hosi through the sti.lDess of the night. an
made those standing around. who did go, par
tieipaie. tbink that the Whole country Ia
turned cat a. FILLMORE delegates.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

WAvELASD. July llih. ls56.
III EnIToE The numerous friend. Of this
cNcelieat lnstitution. viii be glad % learn
through your columns. that the summer ses-
zion Wa auspieiously closed. 10 dsy. with the
usual public exercises The examination Of
the students va thorough and satisfactory
eyiacing both diligence on the part Of the pu.
pill. and fidelity on the part Of the instructors
The public exhibitions Of the literary societies
were well attended. aud the compositions and
oratious were highly ereditable TO the taste
aud general aitainmei + Of ihe young ladies'
and gentlemen by whom they were present
cd.
aud able addresses were delivered by several
distinguished literary gentlemen. The young
ladies Of the Charlotte Elizabeth Society"
were addressed BY Rev Mr. LASIrs. Of Wave
land Roy Mr SHAxxoS. Of your city. ad-
dressed the Union Literary Society" on the
4" Philosophy Of Education a aud the teachers.
students. an, friends II education generally
were addressed bv Prof SToNE. Of Hanover
College These =. ccilenf addresses were heard
with deep interest ~ large and apprecia,ive
audiences. assembled ffam the surrounding
country and neigLboring 10 .vns. The Insii;u-
iion was never in so nourish'rg condition as
at present. Those Of your cit rms who have
sous and daughters 20 educate woul Ia do we'll
to patronize what j. probably the most thor
ough and best conducted Academy in Ia diana.
Circulars containing full Information. may be
obtained upon application 10 Rev. Mr SHAN
Sox Of your city. a VISITOR.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23
Are Rcpublle. ungra,sfnll

NJ 90 gue-fioa upon which much of fn-
'eTsF might he said Al tines. We forclbly
frel iae bitter reality of the affirmative. and
are paiaed a. iho lpqropTia'e application Of
flc remark ~ many instances. ~l4cre the heart
slekcns % revert - ]. in - gone days. When
an individual iesoies his life his peace. h.s
eafaferf. his fortune and his al. IN de'ence Of
Lis Country aud e, cherished principles. and
..tihc close u life thus spesf. - inelincd to
convert ihe sword iato tie plov shafe aud re
csives but a meager welcome ~ the hands Of
those whom hc la, served j. iunicting ablow
which the hasuaa n..ld can never entirely for
giveor sarmosni
Gay. 40 doubt. justly thought Republics
were lngrateiui. though hc concealed II, in
r gfsa. ucssurc-we know aud feel the
truth 81 it now--but The time for convincing
tie world tha; he vas not subject Of the ap-
ptiealien has pa-sed-the people sec taeir CT.
Tsr. aai weep a. their weakness. while The na.
ton tot;ers under The blow General Scott
las hongh' -. aud think. 20 siill. although
partially rcconciied 10 his fate These are hut
two strong evidences out Of uahy aLd are
too well known to require comment
j hen We think Of these things. aud reflect
a moment upon the .i.e. the course. the acts.
and the deeds Of tie Presidential candidates
now n the field. there is but one f9i whom
the American hear, can sympathze--his an.
tecedeuts deserve tia; sympathy aud hat re
sYcct What he has bccn. lie j. now. that
which H. has loved. he loves lie more now =
lis cosa;ry first. his country second his coun-
iry last--the ksmz Of liberty and hat liberty
PROTECTED uY Law
When few years shall have passed away
how many will be found around The altar Of
freedom. implorisg forgiveness foF tic deeds
they have done IN the heat ofexci,cmcnt-led
astray by floating bubbles that contain nei
ther beauty. substance or reality. Thus men
run "a Id upon political excitement. until ,hey
lo.c al Judgment aud consideration. We are
IA the md,, Of such contcs. now and IL be
hooves the American people 20 look below.
the chasm. view - rugged sides and bottom
tciorc they make tie leap. lie who has g1id
Z he ship safe once Is mofe likely to be sue
r.s,fal ~ stormy weather. than an incxpsri
creed hclsinan.
Thus We are led TO believe that Buchanan
stand. solely upon the southern division Of
che Republic. and hat Fremont stands upon
the Northern division. while Mlllard FILLMORE
stand. firm a. a statue with one foot upon the
south and tho other upou ths North. e'nbra
cing the whole Nation with a parents AlIrc
ton. and pressing the organic laws Of th'
ai9H. firmly 10 his heart. Which were trans
nitiel 10 HIN through FIRE and blood. an'
which he. IN common with his country ymen
has sworn ia h.> heart 70 pFotsc, and perpetu
ate. lie. alone. holds the unsuiiied dag OF
nation Of fseemen. aud possessing The powe
of a Joshua he has but to command aud free
fea will obsy DO unto others YOU woul
they should 10 unto vou. ="
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

n- The Nincennes Coafant and Pa'rsa' dai-
ly and weekly. and the Bloomington Neirsief
Ter rank old line papers. have been discontin
ued, for want oil patronage .-Er.
Wonder if great many more will not 60
the same way. before long Glory will never
quench thirst or fatten the ribs. It's always
better to yips in before you get lean enous h to
Jump through apicket fence.
It's rumored that the Old Line Campaign
paper. at indianapolis. il tottering under the
same disease The editors. will, already
lump siake-and rydered fence for biscuit
lust for the amusement Of the boys.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

FREAK or CONSCIENCE The IndIanaT-
oils .Tournoi relates a singular case Of the
workings Of conscious upon one sidney
Howard Howard. By hls accomplished
address. contrivci TO get himself Inio =
situation in the Stale Bank Al lndianapo
lis. where he purloinod some 81. 100 Az!
fed In the apprehension that b. Va,
being pursued he travelled over nearly tho
whole country, sometimes. as ne says. u,
the very cars with those hunting for Lia,
and after nearly two years Of this unhap.
py life. weat 70 81 Paul. Minnesota
Worn out with dread. BE- went to the Mar
shal OF the Territory and told his ease.
and asked T. BE- arrested The oi',e,r r.
mons,rated: told hm he had no aulhorly
to make arrests. ,ha, the affair Wa loi-
gotten. and II he meant 10 make his
morse good Tor anything. be hs' -,
set to work aud earn the M -
criminally got and spen' ~ -.
Bank aud those he = sn,nlsd. H.,
would DC better cry Way than gcio- Q.
,he p'u,'sN" - But How ard vas fcso
,u's 70 oe sfrcsied. The officer wrote {,
i"u'' sspolis aDl rcquisilion was pro
4red. upon which he was broaght tlsrr.
Thursday afternoon. ~ was srbssgueu'
: ly tried and sentenced q the p,niicl
!. iiary Tor two years.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

In reply to this question, the Raleigh
IN c Register thus gives it to the cor
rupt Democracy under the 6iih rib
There never has been. and God forbid
there ever should be, as corrupt and pu.
sillanimous "A dynasty at the head of the
nation a. that which now mlsrules and dis.
traces n. Van Burcn's administration
was brlghlera in our national annals COM
pared with that which Is now casting ITS
baleful influence over the prospects and
hopes Of the country. They found the ma
ton peaceful and prosperous. in amiiy
with all the world. and IN three years they
have plunged il into civil strife and blood'
she'd, and there is no assurance on which
we can rest with confidence. that few
weeks may not fnd US suffering under The
rssascs Of a foreign war We have had
Hirfy millions ~ dollars added 10 the annu
al expenses of the Government. running
lup 20 the enormous sum of EIGHTY MILL
1oxs FER ANxUM. when these very econowt
col rulers denounced the expenditure 0
6fty millions by Mr.. fillmorc's admins
liralion as wasieful cxlravagance lioV
can sensible men. voters who are nc
blinded by party rage. justify such things
Mr.. Buchanan has squared himself {
the same platform-Is pledged TO carr
out the same policy. Again. We ask 'et
ltte people trust them
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

II The speech delivered by Mr. 5 W Far
ker Al the Court House. was mastery one.
and reflected great credit upon Mr.. a. a
scholar and an orator. The principal doctrine
he advocated wa as good Fillmore fasfA as we
wish 20 hear.
At night Mr. W d Grswold entertained a
respectable audience for near two hours. upon
Frsemoni's claims
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

srpxrs. Cars BRrroS. July ~ The Sub.
Marine Electric Telegraph cattle for the New
York. Newfoundland aud London Telegraph
Co, Vas successfully laid ON the 10Th INST
nom the steamship Prorontls. under the d
rcciiop Of Mr.. samuel Gaming. across tbc
gulf Il St Lawrence. between Cape Roy Cove.
y 4. AID Ashley Bay, {. y distance ol
x nile. IN fstesn hours. Messages are nov
being freely aud instantaneously transmitted
from shore 10 shore.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

Ma FIltNonf The Baltimore Clipper says,
we have Il on high authority. thai a sDemtes
Of Congress from Virginia. who has alwsys
acted 9TH the old DE aocrutsc party. has sts-
Ted that isn ssss s'aes. be bad no hope of Mr.
F.llmoss's election 10 that State. but st s-sssni
be j. snf.rsiy esafdeHt Of his success" Tbs
..n.k 60. hraxalY On
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

II We were told By Citizen Of Clinton.
vermillion county. Ind. that since the Amer
icaa Convention assembled Al Indianapolis.
they can number . Fillmore mea 10 the lown
II Clinton. before thai TINE there were bat
isrse 10 the place The ball Is rolling.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

Es- A country girl coming from The
field was told by her cousin that she looked
as .resh az a daisy kissed with dew.
We'll. il wasn't any fellow BY lhatname.
ont Bill Jones that kissed me; confoand
als picture told hun iLa! r,erv body
would tud u cut
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

IT Daniel Webster once said that the 'sin
Of America was the sin Of surety This is
written in rnournful letters IN the history Of
every nan. the record Of suffering by endorse.
rnent Il would make the most extraordina
N chapter IN human experience II the inel
dents Of this feature IN business were writ.
ten
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

MoRr Com The gold fields Of Australia
are yielding more largely than ever. Ct the
rate of nearly sa0 10000 per annum. The
produce OF the first three months of lSob. Is
nearly double that OF the corresponding three
months Of 1855. being close upon 100000
ounces
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

Hor- oa Tuesday the thermometer vas up
10 leg. IN the shade. and yesterday il reached
90. There - siroug probability that Il vill
not reach more than 20. to-day. a. the dsuoera.
ey took out grea, rorliOn Of he heating
laid"