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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02

DESPECTFULLY infprm tbecltizeDsofEato
"a and vicinity, that they have remeyedto the
POST OFFICE BUILDING. and have jnAf open.
ed in addition to theirformer stock, a choieese-
lection. of -.
standard Publications.
Historical, Miscellaneous and School Books
Modern Histories. Dictionaries. Readers, SPELL
ers, &c. DC, together with the most receaf aud
popular Publications Of the day. sush as the
News Boy, The L~amp-Lighter. The Lost Heiress,
Ida May, Ruth Hall, Life ofBarnum, &c, &c. 10
getherwith
,ase 4 blank Books,
OF every kind Day Books. Journals, Ledger
Pocket Memorandums, &C.. &c.
Writing Paper,
Ruled, unruled, Flat Cap. Commercial Post
Note, Mourning. Tissue, wrappinga and pertorate
paper.
States.
Pencils, Quilts, Steel Pens, Cards Of everykinu
card Envelopes, Gold Pens, Porte Monies,
Pocket Books, Paints. brushes, Mono-chromatic
Board Bonnet Board, Crayons and Blenders
Also a large lot of
Juvenile Books.
A choicelot of Perfumed Soaps, Shaving Cream,
Iair-0 Oil Cologne. Extracts for the Toilet, Hand
kerchiefs, and other
PerfumcYy.
Gilt Moulding, Window aud Wall PAPER.
Comic Sentinentoi md Fancy Valentines.
All ordersi in our line will be promptly attended
and We hope by strict attention to business to
. liberal share of tile Public PATRONAGE.
Feb 4. 1884.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02

II L
For Full Course, including all depaFtmepts Of
Book Keeping. Lectures 4 pe-nnmanshin IA.
rGffably n Advance. xhol06
For full course 10 Ladies depaf fment 20.0O
The PROPRlEfORS TAKE GREATPLEAS
ure IN expressing tifeii thanks for the gratifying
aud unprecedented success which have marked
the career OF their Institntion since itsestablish-
mont at the Capital. and stimulates them 10 re-
lnewed exertions 10 meet in the most KRFictRvr
MANNER, the rapidly increasing demapd for a
PRACTICAL AND coMPREHRNsiBLR couRss or nRR-
l~1ANTILE TRAINING. The great Practical oxperi.
enee OF the Principal, in heavy Ranking and
lCeminereiai Houses, insisted by educAted and
accomplished gentlemen has enabled him to bring
toa degree OF perfection a system Of counting
room Instruction, BY oral exercises. NOT ATT
TANNED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION
Each student. BY this new process. is drilled AT
the DESk, lNpIvIDu1Ltr, step by step, until be
has mastered the whole routine Of an Accounts
ants duties as Thoroughly as though he had
|Sergcd an Apprenticeship IN some iasge CONNER.
Icfal House, and thusali awkwardness. f~aIterIng
and egregious blupdersare In q great measure,
|dissipated.
10 addition to our eugagementof accomplished
Assistants we have also secured the service Of
some of the most eminentleeture Ii Ohio 10 loo
tnre on commercial topics.
Our course OF instruction Is too extenaad A.
particnlarize here, but II embraces every fbing
connected witb,D0UBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEP.
ING, with freeand full di scussion Of ia Scien.
tific Observation-Disclosures upon Commercial His.
tory. and History Of Eminent Commercial Men
Commercial Geography, Commercial Products
Commercial Calculations, Political Eco,omv
MercantileLa Ethics OF Trade. PArtnership.
,kc. -ea-sN w ~ W E
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
ash my medicine from imillhluh.
JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor

Pf0yIdence, x, ].
Wholesale Agents. st. Louis, II: ~BLAcxsLEY;
Chicago. BARCLAY BRos,;s Eaton, J.. p. Book
|fxas & Co. Aud for sale by Drpggistsgenerally.
April "a, 1s56-3m. ~
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02

Is now opened for the reception Of Ladies. No
institution in the Union imparts o more thorough
or Interesting course in this department. ~
In. conclusion we wouldadd, that We shalr put
forth our best efforts to meFitln a tin more emf
nent degree, the fattering reception with which
our enterprise basinet aud pledge oarselucs 70
imPaet q more thorough. practical corrse oflHer
camille b'ssvacsioH than d BE-. found at anu ON.
Ter similar Mercantile College.
Among the many recommendations, we give
the following:
''We The undersigned, take pleasure in testi.
|6ingthat we are personally acquainted With Mr..
GnASGaR's ability as an Accountant. and teach
|er pi Book keeping, which isof tho HIGHEST Or
lie hast ad great experience as an Ac.
co6ntapt, 10 heavy Commercia, and Baukino
Houses. which gives him xuperior facilities Ia I'M.
parting practical knowledge Of bookkeeping
and a THOROUGH Commercial education.
Ia ALLEN, LII. D..
President Off rmcr's College.
LoRIN Andrews.
President Of Kenyon College.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
eaton Dressing Room.

/ UHtOth UFesSlihK Room.
Misunderstanding the NationalHotet
ROBERT COiyGs,
w holds himself in re sdiness FOR Barber
" ing, HairD Dressing Shampooing and e very
hing thai belongs TO his line OF insiness. No
pms WILDE, spared'ao please all, and he ia.
tes'atfto call and try for themselves.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

- eso<ref. That appropriations by
Congress Tor the improvement OF rivers
and harbors Of a national character. re.
quIred for the accommodation add security
OF our existing commerce. are authorized
by the constitution. and justified by the
obligation % the government 10 protect
the lives and property Of is citizens.
%. R1soleed. That We invite the aflil.
iation and co operation Of men Of all par.
tics. however differing from n in other
respect, in support Of the principles here.
lin declared. aud believing that The spirit Of
our institutions. as well as tie consii,u.
ton OF our couniry. guarantees liberty Of
conscience. and equality of rights among
citizens. oppose all legislation impairing
their security"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13
Sheriff. Sale.

Ilh virtue ~ Two excesfers issGei OF Of 10 Put
ID nam County Coar ~ Common Pleas. and a. nae
directed ard delivered. In faror ~ Tbomas a.
k1gcley au5 lrcdefsk ~. Edecles. and tAe olhcr
"a favor - Benjamin ~, me and John -. Holland,
both sgainsi Americas -. Houfh and Almon y.
Hoagb- have levied upon TIE following dcstribe1
rial estate O. VT. Lot uuntcr ELEVEN ~ nod tNcve
(lel In Astns Subdivision 81 ioi number eighteen
o. fn rrct0n number sixteen 10, township number
trelFe fl2) range number niue ~ vest ia fgo foua-
u Indiana, ai~o rart ~ out TOT No tx, one fCil
described ~ foiloes. te-si CDmmenelIE c s0Gih-
q out ot >o <ixif -ouc. 5i ~ fbc cts ~
Ierre-IIsufc. thence north Ssiy-fve, o. feet tLcsse
three HUNDRED f1ool feel. uenee south sixfyfre
81 feet, thence east - nc place Of beginning, anc
win SATURDAY. the i3ih "a, 81 September no be-
tween the legal hoars of sd day. 81 the
without relief rom valuation or sppraiscmcnf Laws
the reals and proats Of ssid premises Cor term Of
years snd Fhould the same fa 70 sell Cor a suf-
hcien' sao' 20 .stsfy aid executions and cost VII
her and iheTe oreF The Zee ssple he kgkesi bid
der for cs-h 20 satisfy sid er~cntfcns and cost.
trr LINUS A. BURNETT. sig.
Aug. u, Iesb-rfv ipr's fee s2-5ol
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

The Slavery cxtensonsts Of this county
nominated the following a. their county tick
Il. on last Saturday; solomon Claypool and
VIM. r. Bryan for Representative; Thomas
/. Bourne fer Clerk: n F Cunningham for
Treasurer: Wm. II Stewart for Sheriff, John
W Jones Tor judge ~ Common Pleas Jacob
Jumper for County Coinmi-siorsr; add Roe'i
Allen for County Surveyor.
There seemed to be bat little wire-working
in The Convention: the only question beisg
.',cAo Is rillins 20 be sacrificed The above
named gentlemen appeared willing TO be i'm.
rnoiated. aud their party seenDed wiling TO
stand by and behold the sacrifice.
There Is not the elements Of strength IN this
ticket. ard those upon when the People en-
tsrfain;ug the Arti Sebraska sentiment, chose
to unite, viii be elected by large majority.
Vigo eoauty Is to day further removed from
old lineism ihas ever heretofore. and the DC.
tober election viii prove this true.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

The Anti-Slavery Standard the organ oi
The Garrison Aboliiionisss, tskes strong
grounc against the Republican party. II gives
in its leading article for last week. m extract
q a letter from s'elear->iRhted abolitoniss
in Massachusetts. who say that the success.
of The Rspabliesns evil In rs benumbing
and satisfying inaaenee retard he movements
Of The slaves redemption" 50 Parker Pills.
bury. prominent Garris0aiap. In a speech al
FFaninshsn OF the on ihs sth Of July. deelaf-
ID his preference Cor the election Of Buehsn-
an. because Il woald tend TO promote and in.
flaenee The aati slavery ssitstiOn. while that
Of Fremont would tend 20 a cessation oft
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

Giddings was an Abolitiooist when be was
expelled from Congress. aud every body
knows he has not undergone any change, and
consequently we are bound TO infer that Mr.
Lane has zone over 10 the Giddings party,
soul aud body.-yeurnaf.
Yes. you are "boand TO infer so.'' Of course,
because your appointment to the Peniteatiary
imposes that obligation upon you, but no man
who is left free, aud has three ideas above a
sick goose. thinks of such thing
lis true. Mr.. Giddings was member OF
The Republican Convention. and was, per
haps an "sboiiiionis,." but is that suficien,
proof that all the rest who composed ,ha,
Convention. were abolitionist Let us take a
parallel case. There is an old line party in
this county. and Col. Cookery is member OF
that party, is that conclusive proof. that all
the members Of that party, are such fools as
the redoubtable colonel-that they all have
jumbled up in their beads 80 much nonsense
and 50 Little regard FOR truth and yeracity a.
he hasg We think every democrat in hi:
county will say, "the proof is not sufficient
against Col. Lane, for the parallel would Ger
tainly be doing great injustice to US"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

The attention Of our readers l. requested 10
the advertisement 81 rgaf Wood. in this pa
per He engaged IN HE proser, business. Ne
believe not more han wear since. where he
established depot for the sale 81 medicine
at III Market street. bet by dint Of cuefrs
and popularity. he has increased il 10 an al
most limitless extent. Now be bas 4 depot ia
the city Of New York arranged for manufac
turing extensively. aud for supplying the
eastern portions of the country. The value
and popularity Of his preparations are attest
ed by mrltitndes 81 certificates from person $
who profess 20 recommend them solely from
their own experience III LOUIS Iaisliiosneer
July = 1854
az For sale by p. NJ. Donnelly, Tcrre.
Hautc. Ind
Jan -. 1855 40 d1vly
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

ANb"NA tttttEN ot1Ut" 1tr t"trititN
We hea the pleasure q listening 70 ibis
reaileuan make speeeh before tie frsaoni
club Jas, evening" lie began Nv saying that
BE bad hieh respect for Mr. FILLMORE. hat in
Al the relations o. lie. h. wasa good man
- hal voted Tor hifa once, bat he could rot
10 90 now-she Wing party va. dead. aud the
Demoefalie passy i suffering severe pains and
penalties from the passage Of that inl9uilous
Din lie kansas Ssbsaska act, that act. which
vas forced through The Councils q The Salioa.
~ mere rsrty ariil.
ls spoke Of she. Kansas La alslnrr u a
disgrace 10 the connf1 sad The laws which
u passed a. more iyranical and despoiic than
Vas ever befo,c passed BY any civilized PEG.
PIE II the name u hnmaniiy-in the name
Of all that Is ereat aud good III The name u
an American citizen. and IN the name ola
German. he protested against soeh laws. and
wculd forever cas-. bis vote 70 render them
null aud weld
re said Mr. Fillmore 81 to day, was not
Millard Fillmore o! isl6-ihat Mr. Buchanan
stood upon Pro slsver, platforms platform
constructed in Cincinnati by inexperienced
work mer aud II master wofkmen were 20 be
paid 10 GOLD journsymen in silver. aud hoieh.
e. in copper. hc thought he latter should be
the metGle, which ought 10 be rendered 10 the
Cincinnati builders Mr. LANCE said that Col
Fremont was one Of the best educated men on
this Continent--he had too an unspo,ted and
unblemished character aud fxedne~s Of pur.
pose that was almost nnparalleled--hc had
done more to advance physical and geograph.
zeal science than any u his countrymen that
he was the eompeer Of the great Baron Hum
boil. aud recognized by that eelebrssed traveller
+ phAesopher aud scholar. a. man worthy the
respect Of al nsn. lie said John q Fremont
was also young man, full Of power. OF life
aud energy, AID that lie was. above all, au
honest nau--that he stood before this great "a.
ton of frecmen, with an integrity unimpeach
ed aud with a character that no honest man
could dare say aught against.
Mr. LANCE said he felt called upon to de
clare his opinion, and he would do il public
,ly. When he look cd to Kansas aud behelc
that people struggling TO shake of an institu
ton which slavery extsnsionists were endea'
voring to force upon the,n--an institution thai
was carried noleiere BY the Constitution q
this eoun.ry-when he beheld this people thus
struggling for their rights. his German blood
rebelled against that power. which was seek
ing to rob them Of these rights. He declared
that no act Of his should ever be exerted. o
no vote given. TO extend slavery over soil now
free. aid that he was from then hence forwart
for freedom. and for John c Fremont.
Thus stands Albert LANCE. just where il
our judgment, every intelligent German vii
stand before the M ember election.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

Fer The Expres.
Dem Herrn. der sish bewogen faud in J our
nal. vom steu dieses .auf den Hochwaechter Ar
hkel von 29ten JUL za antworten. diese fol-
gcndes:
Lieoer democraiiseher Mai;agent entweder
kosnnen Sic richt gut deaisch lrsen uad YER
sishsn. oder Sic haben diesen Artikel boeswll.
iigerweise verdrehi. dem gerade der beshver,
sch dzraeber dass von sOgeoann,er dsu,ekra-
fischer settle solehe worts gsbsaacht wefden,
dech es ist IN nussfe Sic zn belehren: Sic vie
deTbolen j. diese uehsnliehe sehuaehlichs
SAche ieier ind sans.ioairen also dle-o Ass.
age um Jhre deaischen Landsleute die mach.
gerade andeser Meinung md n;ch, dem. Nail
agents sind vor den Advertisement ais uugsbn
dete Leate darr1szsilen. ShAemsn Sic sich .
lsruen Sic zavor lessen and denkep, uud dana
musssen Sic aasfnden dass Sic nicht vuer1ig
sind Heeker oder vielen seiner Anhsensern
die SchuhrieIntn aufznioe<en.
Nsin Name that nishis zar Saehe. diesss iSt
P2rtheissshe. dsEum keine Persocrliebaestsn
ANTI BUCK.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

~ The Southern Know Nothing, IN order
10 win Votes for Fillmsre. asserts that Ouch
anan - a sort Of free soiler The Charleston
Is c Mercury replies to this charge eOnela-
sivfly. thus:
Bat. in order that the sbsurdily Of the
charge OF Mr Buchsnaa's being free sol.
err may. u possible. become apparent. We
need only u cite the fact that two years ago
he signed the ostend Manifesto, document
whose sole object was to acquire Cuba. out Of
which two OF three slave States could have
been formed Here. then il his record The
champion Of the admission q Arksnsas-ias
champion 81 the annexation of Texas-the
champion II the acquisition Of Crba-vhere
j. the taiut or suspicion Of flee soiiism in all
thisf Whatever are NJ. BuehsRan's prsju-
dice against slavery, his votes aud hts acts
are With Us.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

II The Marshal Telegraph has changed
f'oot and Is nov for Fremont .azd Dayton
Here : vhAi il says.
I've have 70 day hois,ed The Fremont and
Daysoe asg The Marshall Telegraph was
,hs fiSst loernsl IN the state that came out for
fiilnore. aud Il = almost TIC last % give hiin
up We know OF bat two papers IA Illinois
that still adhere 20 their FIRST choice We can
stand y 40 longer. Our only chance 10 lick
The Buckani~r- IN the Seeker STATE. ard quiet
he slavery ag.tstiso. - 70 units on Fremont
Oue other reason whieh has infnsneed us n.
tbs Course - z p'sasss a. n<gro driuer liffls
ieo ell 70 aesf'ass bnger 70 bahis fer Fsilnsrs
week
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

u Ia 1850. Henry Clay spoke the follow.
Ing Words" b, you sasuos pat ysur finger
upon any part Of the Consultation which con-
seJ ihe right o. The power 70 carry slsves from
enc OF he States Of The unioa 10 any territory
q TIE Oniiei States. Nor. SIR. can admit
TT s'"sle moment. that there IA any scpa.
rae o. dis'aas' right upon the par Of State.
e. 'aaassdaal nsmbsrs Of the State. pa any
feiAea 81 he people Of shs United States Il
sa'sy s'@ffs 'ete Territories. uadsr the idea
'aAs lose isrr';sElss are hsl1in csnncn hc.
t-sen iAe sssssal State.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13
'EHE Pelilioner. hy q. n. Nnhle- har.


iiSo Court Connon Pleas. OCT. Term. 1856
ioha ?. hsh,J, Auertr kelley snl oslcfs. hell. Al
Ia q Merlin Burke, drres.ed. peiitoacrf,
~ shssl Ts,f.fi. Joln Niiiinms. Tsnr McGg.re
Thomas Mcclure. fhomaf kfily. james IA. he'll.
sndJtn ,. Kelly also heirs 81 it ofsala dtceaftd
ResPondc tt.-fffifter Tor Tsrfsfiea.
TllE petitioners iilc their petition. by
q. 7. Noble their counsel. snt alf1 The sriaa-
VII ora ssintere.teJ sfson that Re uLrrtsarc
nut tef.ttu % The Stste cf lnflans
Notice - hereby gitfrto al Ofsaldfc ndtris
thf, personaiiy appear icfCIr tic r. ~ curt
81 he Cout House. thc ,tiY a. IeTfs laltc. ca
ihe ist Noufsv Of uft neaf. thcH md fifif 90 tr
before tie cali o. 81 The cause, 90 Ntr plead or
desrof said petition. the viii tc taken "a
confessed agd dsereed ACCORDINGLY.
AND. WILKINS. CLERK.
Aas n. 1850. wsw- Pfs. Zee ego
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13
Mr.. Fillmore ON slavery.

The Augusta (Ga) Chronicle and Sentinel
a warm supporter Of FILLMORE aud Donelson)
in a recent article on Mr.. Fillmore. urging hi.
claims upon the South. makes the following
aliasion 10 the sclli meats he expressed during
his Southern tour some years since. The ifsl.
iss are as We finc them: ''uavirg made the
tour Of the Southwestern slave States, he m
nounced on the steps Of the State Heuse door
in Montgomery. that ihe anti slsrory proud,ces
Of kis early sdacsiion had been otlgatsd by ,ehsi
As lad ssen ia tAs South efiRe happy eoadifisa o
fss slaps"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

We learn that FILLMORE paper is TO be i'm.
uediately established AZ Terrc Haute. Ind -
The A americans aud Whigs 81 Vigo county are
men Of the true grit. aud VII not be sold oai
by the erratic and Passionate Hudson.
Reyeille.
Oh dear. we always thought we were a
good nainrcd nan before The Reyeille. how.
ever. viii fpd out before fortnight, that tbs
Wings of vigo county are not going To throw
away their votes on Mr.. Fillmore. and thereby
increase the prospects Of the Federal candid.
ate OF the Democratic party.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

Swrpisa srAsLE TREsIxksF TO Hoses
sweden the floors Of the stables are planked
add the plspks sre perforated with holes. -
that We, will not lodge on them-,he bare
beards being the only besldipg allowed. To
this strange method the S~edes sssribuss The
sounduess OF their horses feet. as il IL quite
UNCOMMON 70 meet with lame or .fsus desed
'iorse in Srsde. vAseh has .been 20 sszs,sd
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13


Ter gesersev.
9 J. MORTON. or WAYNE.
Iirisfnasf 0otsrpsr.
q. BAkFR. or vANDfRbuh0.
Sscrefery y STAFF.
souS ~. DAWSON. or ALLEN.
An3ifor 81 Sfofe.
I " II ELLIS. OF MARION
7tssssrsr u Hsfe.
" i. FFSISGEH. or fAkkE.
Rrrssfer o. Ss.s,e,a< Court.
JOur y SfiES. OF TtPPECANoR.
('rk Of Sgfroae Court
JOHN A bEAL. or MIAMI
Attorney CeR<raf
IN CRANENs OF RIPLEY
s.eeri ~, 4g<af - Pab'ie fa1rurfion.
CHARLES BARNES
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

Wevill give a. y f5r the fist Beck eaarh,
N that toxn.hip lha; has more thaa I've
horns III Bioosasngton Rep.
It's well hat the edisor does not offer the
premium 70 some - the townships IN this
e'eni '. fsf many q The Boeks are generally
fall u Aefns.--. Ana. ciisrsu.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

Il We a'e auiherikea io s,fouie. IMAM
shl'b A. n candidate or rc election e. fhs ~
ice 81 county Commissioner for 10 second
District. AZ the eusr.ng election. ant
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

u We are suthori1sd % announce n d
BARTHOLOMEW. a. a candidate Tor r.. eirr
iion - Tho office II Township Assessor. in
Honey Creek Township. AZ The ensuing cleo.
ton.
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IEroRMATToN wANrFp


On the ena ms. Al tic residence 81 hls brother.
IA csireri eoan,g, Mspisnd.Dr RICHARD BiAkk
ofihis city.
In this city. on the Chr, MARY daush.
ter Of " y and 9 NJ TorriNs
on the 7th inst. "f Flux. MARY ALICE.
infant daughter 81 MsRs and jas l. I,ttt
aged YEAR, months aud a da,s
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

Eddor N6hasA t4frfss. an eanaidA's
Tor = elcoiion 20 The Office ~ sheriff 80 Vico
county. a. The appfoashinc October elrriisn.
Jaly u. 1856 T. A BURNETT.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

IL The German commnuioaiion in The Jour
nal Of Saturday, simply means. that The Buch.
ansn Germans are The educated. and the Ere
noei Germans the unedueatcd portion of oul
German citizens
They may settle the disputed point among
themselves. We arc Of opinion. that. II tn,
question a. issue in the present canvass wa.
Invested Of all side issues. and the sound
iniad Of our German citizens. untramrneiod by
party ties and prejudices, was called on 70
answer he simple question: Are YOU willing
that slavery shall De established in Kansas
The response would be az unqualified no.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

The members Of the German Fremont Club
VII meet IN their rcorp. ia Fsring,en's Block
OF wsdnes isy esetisg AL are invited fs a.
'ssd- TEr C,vxrzrrx. :
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

On yesterday the old liners raised tall
Hickory aud Ash polcin Brazil and ran up
10 the top cf il a fac dag with buchanan
aud Brcekinridge on it.-JoWnaf
Glad to hear itl-hope you will keep taem
"up to the top Of that pole, for it is higher
Heaven than they will ever get again.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

II We are authorised 10 an sunce DAvTrs
JOHNSON as candidate Tor csll.cior ara
i,easnfeF ~ Nigo ooguty az nc ensuing &C.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

u We are authorized 90 anrounce ALEX
ANDER CRANE. a. a candiaafe for thc ~
nee Of County Pro- ecuior. az The C.ioA,f oiec.
ton.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13
i AZ IIsIIRR

Mr. Usher spoke yesterday at Bridgeton,
Parke county, 10 a large and enthusiastic an
dience. The ball rolls bravely on in old
Parke. and scores are daily rcnouucipg ths
.lavssy extending party. ard declaring for
Free Speech and Free Territory Aher Mr.
Usher had eoneiadea. 4 u reet, took the
stand AID attempted a repiy but the stubborn
facts which had just been impressed upon
the minds Of The hearers, could not. by 50 Fee
bic hand. be Sc, aside. and Mai. Puett had
he glorious satisfaction Of seeing bis sophisiry
tall s,ill born from his lips. The.whole pack
Of old line speakers are after Mr. Usher-they
fear 70 trust the Hou John G.. Davis. and
il suits him Just NV 20 be faie sick. No
difference how many hey pit against Tie
Peoples's candidate. be j. more than match
for any or al Of ihcm--lhe tsof the mass.
- are with him, and the votes Of the people
VIII a. surely be FOR him a. The October elec
ton. A. hat there is sill truth. virtue and
political integrity in The human heart