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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-30


~ IL suhsCi ihcTshavc established Book Agency
in Philadelphia. aud viii furnish auy book ol
publication al the retail price free 81 poztsre Any
persons hy forw triiur the subscription price ans
~ the a. Magazine. snch a. tarpefk' Gedeys Pas
MANS 6rahams Frank les,le's Fashion &c. y. M
receive the magazine Tor one year and asops 81 q
splendid lthorr4ph portrait 81 either Wsshiuefon.
Jackson or Gay. or. n subscribing II - sud
Magazine. they viii receive copy ~ either offhs
three portraits. ifsuhscrihinr 20 SO wofth Nara-
Tines all THREE portraits viii BE- sent gratis Naft
furuist "a - those y 30 may wish a.
knvclu4. fescrl +escfl ption end IN fsrcs oI
smailc Ganf - FINISHED. sea- Presses. bee a {.
sent O.
kyer, tse- ption - Eazraving on Wood xceufec
VITA n-sff ard dispatch Views az f4ii.fl-~s
Newspaper 4eslings. Views or Nschloefv. Raok
Illustrations. Lodge Certificates. Bas.ncss Carts
&c. Al orders seat ~ mail promptly attended 80.
Persons wishing Views OF their huildinfs eneraned
csHstfda NagacTfeot nc oEfketeh ufthc aulidinrbY
uail or express.
Persons At .isisnce having ssleshie sriisies
wouid fntii 20 fIeir advantage 10 sddIest TIE sob
scrihcfs w0ult act a. agents Yer tkesalt
same.
pNRAN6 PIERCE.
5aSocfh ThiTdSireet, PHILADELPHIA. "a.
gH.nYeAS. T.Ekf rlERtE.
Dee s. fe35 SO. Wy.
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u We are authorized % announce n. D.
BARTHOLOMEW. as a candidate for re-elec-
ton to the Office Of Township Assessor. in
Honey Greek Township. at the ensuing cleo
ton.
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foha II Bel. Admf
Thomss bell.
Petition b sell Land r.
par debts.

fnha n Bel. Admr
Thsmss bell. Petition - sell Land r.
pay debts.
TIE heirs q <sif deceteuf
NOTICE e hersey siven. that adminsfrnfor e
v he e<zsts nf Thonas Bell. deeessed. pin seil
~ prssc s@le- ne foflowinx properly belonztn< -
All estate te-rlt; Lots >o and 2 situated Ia he
iewn - Prsiriefon yixa county. InA Said property
will - seld credit q snd t~civ> mcafh<.
Furchasef rivtn< not~s bearing intere-s ffem date.
wfh approved security and .sifinx valuation and ap
prsise.nens iaes JOHN u hELL. Aam'r.
THOMAS BELL. tcesd-
Jaiy >, isss 3i-sts fts Zee s9eel
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-30

ESfer Wsbssa Erpress.-Piesse announce
DAVIS JOHNSON a. a candidate for Collec-
Tor and Treasurer Of Nigo county At the cnsu
ing October election. who will be supported
bv MANY VOTERS.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-30

The business heretofore carried on under the
name Of Deck & Stafford will be continued in
the old stand. In Phoenix Row, No 3. by the
undersigned p. DECK.
Terre Hxute. July 20. Is56-dw4w
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A Wonderful Medicine.

The immenss success attending the Of Hurley.
sarsaparla in almost every disease, and every stage
Of disease, has given II equalled only b. IA
good effects.
The medical profession prescribe Il freely when the
Indicated and proper, and esteem the ngredi-
Of which il composed the best remedial agents
fsr The permanent Of Scrofala Dyspepsia, Bron-
ehits Cat4neoas EruPuons, aud that relaxed and
haa.sd condition Of the muscular energy frequent
II lhs period q the year To The aged lnhfm II Is
Of incalculable benefit Baltimore Clipper
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+ NOTICE. Trustees II the several Ioaf-
y ships whom 10 max concern sre hereby notified.
That James Bell has been appointed and Cleo hs bond
as Coany Physician II The Isl District II ~ coun-
u LAYING north 81 llnc drawn east and wes through
Of nship eleven. aud tasi - tifs wabash
river. and 81 the ~ District. comprising ~ - Aen
tcaunty Of the Wabash river; a~9 ffat l.. s. Bali
has received the appoinime ~ County Physician Tor
the 81 or southern District. and tas qualified aiuseii
- exerHtinE bis bond
Nsy "a. l'56-vu 4. LANCE, Auditor.
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Dissolution.

HHE co-PartnershiP heretofore existing be-
i tween the undersigned. under the name
and style of Deck 4 Stafford" has this day
been dissolved by natural consent
All persons indebted to said firm will make
payment 10 +. L. Deck only: he alone being
authorized TO receive payment, aud he will
rettle all debts owing by said firm
JOHN STAFFORD,
July ., 1856. Il. Il. DECK.
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cHILLs asB FkyER.-The sufferer should bear ia
nind hat ~hen attacked with the above dis, F.kKs
Ague Tonic, or Qainine substitute Is TIE medicine u
be had recourse to.-lS. A. Ledger.
sold here by Il. ~ Donnelly. [Jals &C, ds
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state of Indians, County of vtgo, 90
Vigs Circuit Court. September Term, $50


Vigs Circuii Court. September Term. 1856.
Benjamin Crosse
20 Divorce.
LeviBa Cross,
DE Il remembered. that on the 24th day OF
ID July. A. ID. 1856. the plaintiff. by h. Il
Moifatt. his attorney. filed in the Clerks OF
ice. his complaint for divorce. together with
the affidavit Of disinierested and competent
witness that the defendant is not resident Of
the State Of Indiana.
The said defendant il therefore hereby noti.
fed thstunlcss she be and appear in hus Court
before the Judge thereof. at the Coau House
IN Terre Haute, said County, At the neat term
hereafter 10 be held on the first Monday oil
September next. then and there. on ar before
the calling Of the cause for trial. plead. answer
or demur. 10 the plaintiff : complaint. the mat
ters and things therein Contained, viii be heard
and determined In ner absence. and deereed
accordingly. AND. WILKINS. Ci<rk.
July -. iss6. di-v3w. Prs. fee 81.
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IT, We are authorized 10 announce HExRY
FAIRBANKS. a. a candidate for the Office of
County Treasurer. al the ensuing October cleo
ton
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tie
i in
which
ism wrequird land oundpr of
ASTORIA ucan
for the oft hed
therin no liable
afar iawiht he
pe,on and
prtsentye
from eight fifteen bushels hou accordgto the de
somealan
Together
of
1lbecon instantly KEEP TO
lock
the
the durability
ofth
eabovewe have,an dwink nhand.t
Gianta ndR orr ud
Mf
May 4
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House Furnishing Goods Bring IA tx
HouseWlfe

DRONN SHEEflN0S AID SlirilHss.
ID Bloschei Shcetings aud shining,
Pillow Case Muslins.
Table diaper. Towelaug.
lineD I able Cloths.
BAY State Table Cover.
Various Curtain Goods
TioaF aud Table Oii C.oiie,
OIL Window Shade.,
Paper Window Blual~.
Carpetings Riggs. -, -. a. .he ,l,.
Cash Store Of
RIPLEY 4 DANAIDSON s.
May %, dw q. Nor.h 81 e. "a llaf-.
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IL We are authorized 10 announce ALEx-
AMBER COOPER as q candidate for County
Surveyor At the ensuing election.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-30

IL We are authorized TO announce ALEX
AMBER b CRANE. "a candidate for the Of
nee Of Couaty Pro. eeutor. at the October cleo
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-30

II TiSx o. PxAcE PEErAEE FoR wAR.-The warm
weather : at hand, aud experience Is The best teach
IN the universe, would advise all Who Affect
ed By the change Of season 10 get supply of DR. }.
HosrxrrKR's stomach Btiers, stand BY for the
summer. Last year during our slekly times, these
Bitters proved invaluable, tonic agent, aud
viii be we'll 10 profit BY se experience and lay In
supply in time. For sale 6y Druggists and Dealers
generally. Jnly -, dlw&wlw
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Dear sir. In tainssn extensive tfaNel ir fHr
West aud Nopth western >tftcs- sf ffl
Adams AmerlVsn Imminent. and weatt p SLED sol.
wouid favor With cunsi snlatNf OF Prof. Nr... 81
iiaif Restorative a. feel assured ifsf can IlII.
aGec kin many places y here a. ~ not krts,n 81
oH head ls a "a Nlag tcsfuoas 81 ~, Nata@llf 4.
critics restoring haiftoiis Eatuu color. III a
YEAR, cd and ulA heir Il a. hftatii1i tUfn
az Cd Ehfceu. and much improved ia appearance.
| would noi be without bottle on Bead fff iIf o.
O.! ten should Be GLAD TO attend To- a4S I.aift. 81.
nccted with the Hair HestorasIve- fa-r le,-
turtcer FeEfs nFsrtei g. ERE ~ fae $500
be glad 20 tcsiif9a yo1 soon. Is t.trfsl Is p. .4
Tenn. IS LHDnNHA.
ST loEls NtaEas. I~r4
Pro- Wood Ny iafr commenced islIfug oH sUI..
three or four wears siuct and continued a. dUsDtI
al became quite bald tined al the popular
icincs 81 the drT. bot 10 NO eTrrt. ~ last
daced 20 Try yotr celebrated Hrfr KeFfo-stl,f 1rl
am happy 10 "a, % h doing wonders , have now
rio,, 81 - oune hair sld hetlf4ly
rs use TO 81 similarly affected.
b. WfDiHANSON
II Forsalc in CincinGsti - JOHN D. FtfR
corLel o. Fouth aud Walnut. Al manufacture lsi-
CCr.
y B.-we pat pthe RestoratiseF both uiihsr.
ithout rssL andthlnE forfcst0rinc color a. a
containing sediment. she best
~ Fofssle by ?. y. Dcrueii,. Teue.Eaulc, li.
janis. lej6-4f-dw.3y
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-30

OUR STOCK OF STOVES Is COM
~ PLETE. An well furnished with the hest of
ware, End sold chcapty
Nay is-wu J. COOPER s. CO.
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New Cash Store !
J. W. nUNLEY y co

J. W. HUXLEY y CO.
4 RE opening al entirely new siock n Dif
II Goods Boots. aud shoes. HAS. Cap-
Hardware. Qaeeusaare and Grocer in 81
2, Mechanics Row. where they uiii f.tc plea.
ufe IT. waiting upon their friends. Icy are u,
lcrm'nel to sell Goods low, hasl.r ior ihDf
motto.
small Profits and Quick Returns"
e. Produce takel M exchange lof goads.
AZ CAsn paid To- Nhea,
May p. 1856. la-Jm
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DIED,

On Monday morning, LrrILA SiBLrY. in
FAINT daughter of George NJ, aud Martha Sib
lev.
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FARMERS, LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS

WE are Agents for the sale OF ~heirhum's I'm
w provcd Moving Machines. The y. Y. self "a
king Reaper. aud New York Hand kakiaE Reape--'
Those DESTROYS of procuring one Of tie above ma
chimes can be supplied hy calling al our Warehouse
where samples 81 each. a. all times be seen.-
These Machines warranted o. be not inferior 10 an.
now in in this or any g-aer county.
Nav -. Is5s-s ain TURNER & NckEEN.
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Jonas r.. '-''''' Be'or, l. Dpy. J.P.
Elizabeth Shepherd.
rONAs =. WARREN having aied ia rnv oriee his
~ alayii. setting forth ilattac saii defendant i i-
aebej o. aim. and chat she j. rerlo1uE her property
subject o. eNccufor unf ~ she State. aad e1ased
writ ~ attachment 81 D. issnrd ~ ae against ttc
goods ani chatf1 credits sua eefs ef ihe sat de-
Pendant. NoR a. estfosc. ssl asfcn1aat - herr ay
notified a. BE- ari appear before ire. iauher pat. "a
lc-firc 81 the Peace. ms eaire Bee Ierrcifsnte on
the 18th nN q August 1885. ~ no O'Clock. A. ~. ota
ersse ssd procecd pes p attachment vii Dc deter
mined IL IN absence.
1ulN - ir5f-u3a ttNtFkf uNf. ]. i.
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interest will be Charged at only 3
N N n L N

Asa Secnrity 10 the peTfos mance of the contract.
the Nears interest rusf De paid boz advance
and ID must pc understood that AZ least unefenth n
tie land pure based shall be yearly brought GndcI eu
tivHticn.
per cent from the credit price viii be dearcfc3
for cash. The Compauy's construction bonds NiA
be received a. bonds
Ready Framed Farm B0iidiuqs. Which can g
C., IA IN n Ee,- Dr,,s Can h Obtained
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PRICE AND TERMS OF PAYMENT

The price viii Vsry IS 10 -. accordinr 10
location. quality etc Contracts inr Deeds mf' &c
De during the year -55 sipuiatinr he purt asse
money 10 be paid ia five annual iustaIilcut-. The
frstto become due in twoycars from the date 81
contract. and the Others annually thereafter. The
last yincrf viii become due a. he cad q TIE sNth
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They will be u BY % feet. divided Into one living
sntthree bedrooms. aud Will cost complete. sci on
ground chosen heye alenr the road. Siso. cash
exclusive oftransp 9rtation- Larger buildings may
he contracted Tor st proportion tte rates The Com
pany viii forward an the materials fer such build
inrs their rad promptly
Special arrangements with dealers can he made
20 supply those purchasing the Company's lends
with fencing materials. agricultural tools. and az
outfit 81 provisions any quantity at the lowest
" hoicsa'e prices
tits believed that The price. long credit and Tow
rate Interest charged fnr hes- lands. viii enable
maa WIKI few hundred dollars IN cash. aue ofii-
nary Industry. 20 ke himself independent before
an the nlrchsse money becomes due. Ia the mean
tine The pid settlement 81 the country viii prooa-
hly have in creased thri. value ferr or Eve fold
When required. an experienced person will accom-
pany applicants give Information and aid IA arce-
ne lands.
Circulars. Containing numerous instances 81 sue
ccssfal farming. signed BY respectable AID we
kuovn farmers living IN the ncicAtofhood of the
Railroad lands throughout The State-sifo The tost
offencne. price of cattle, expense Of harNesilng.
threshinr ETC.. by oontsaot-or other Information
will be ohcerlaliy given. application either per
sonaly BY letter. iu Englisn. French OF oe-mau.
addressed 90
JOHN WILSON.
Land Comu oner 81 the Illinois Certfel T. h. Co.
1c- once. up 60 the lsi Of Nay - Nictiean Ave
nue. Chicago IN. aff.r that date in the New Stone
Passenger pcrof.~ foot OF south water street.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-30

II PARIS Ague Tonic, Substitute for Quinine,
ranks the safest and most reliable cure for ague IN all
IL. forms--Los. Coarier.
This newly discovered remedy, which j. 80 highly
recommended, can be had at p. NJ. Doane!i,'s Drug
store. fJusy %, DIV
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DIR. Blu


TNlVERSALfN renowned for h.- success IN sae
u Cnrr ~ Chranc dss3ser ~ long stanaInes il
BE IN Terfc- Hants. at ihe Bentn Hsnse. MONDAY,
1ais 18th ani rensin until ihe 3si Persons AFFECTED
vith swelling. Serofs1a. a 1set>sts- fefef Sores.
Drup.s, Diseases ~ tle Lung- Liver, Kidneys sfo-
mach. khrnmltism. Piles. ARae. other diseass.,
ahefhrr Enrouie otherwise. respectfully inti
ia h. call 81 tis reoms. CONSULTATION FkkE.
Consumption cure .-NosFBkxrros.
Mas. rrii i-5s.-Ds. Rrses-f consider s aats
lastly those ~ho hsve bcea afcte iike NJ .rif.
= publish plain statement ~ ffis 81 r<ard - ne
great ana almost mirsen'oas CT kk performed in ms
cas-. M ca ~ long Sian iin al - ca AZ ~
hopeless hf hr.t Phy scans. e Wa pronounced Ar
ris remedies have BESTOWED nae - PEkFEG j
HEALTH. nni Tor the beneat ~ ciaess- 2oa Ali
iet uis casf DE- made pebble. ELIZA X. HlfJ.
DreP@y-from Peter Clifton ADf-
sos Co.. OAi1. April 81. iet5--fn. hfHsx-eF have
been treaoftd va nropsy Tor several months. ard
have heen tapped tairiefa times. hai conBaei q ca
urlt r0u1l tt3 3.gr 4iacnl rficA has fsrfec.-
p CURED NJ rs ferr wesss- anf am able - 81
trni 81 rss aaiis Labor.
Diseases OF the Eyes MERRITT. 4
Warpirk county. Indiana. fffss Having ncsris
tiiad or fNe year, ani ehtzning relief ron tbe
traffeuf ~ he PHYSICIANS $40 prescribed for ne.
-. fn4,,sei tararh tse inatere n frse.f. a -
yonr sell kns~b rcaleiies. sAich RESTORED ms
rTes perfectly ~ eight weeks
Nsnl snsllar eases can - given. BAT d noi deem
Il necessary.
ur nr ByRGE I'll return hl- -islis regularly. =,
uhrh fue uetice wa - EVen - atferissi -est a1e
bllls
~. 2. cars, FEvEk AMI AsrK rerpaaasnils.
y a. oifc- hrar~ frea 2. A. =. - a. -.
fnig -. $50, ~es.
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tAErkfe. Nr inre - 1855
~. nyer-leaf SIT. have have t-fi two fUt. ...
81 Prof Woods hslT Restorative. snt tan ilfi's -.
o. The efsttcsi discovery 81 tht tFc fuf ft-nIt.
snt changing tte haiT. bf foFc lsf- al ms
asa man 81 seventy. BY hair h4s new sttalrtd .s
original ccur. Nou can fetorlf4es ~ - f1c v.f,t
The al car g. ity csst ~ ftt It.
lo.is, uAAL MNEPfN.
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Cincinnati, osio fss is.i' sos ~ . stree


A gentleman Of Boston writes 10 he ificads ti
Nsw Bedford. thus
IoyodrinQnifies woait ffris fhst ufrl 3 fr.t
commenced using Prof ~ ool's 4 ait ktsforaffrs s
hair WAS Almost white. sni tsa bern 80 Fer Ore 81.
Ten yeafs, and ~ was very tia or tie teroi ut
ard very loose. snc pufled freely. aut foafll
ftfote bad uset the second hottie az which
eight weeks. my haif was entirely ctsuftt o. ifs
fiuai color. Tight brown eHt - lrt irot clad.
dref aud quite moist have he'd nv fe'f,uff Rf ~
siNtimts sinCc The ,hatre ant a. never seen sff
iatnKhks bite haitstaftine from he roots. sU N
nov a. tack a. az ever was ere dees cot cone ti
slf tthss proved tn luy al tlat 90 70 3
eek. lUHfe.
July ]. 1854.
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HENRY sLUssER.
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PROP. u WOODS
HAIR RESTORATiVEi
IRON rnanrci~c rAfa

Pz.g. wo0B-neAr Sir NJ tsiT hse Tor scv,rai
years tecn bccorrlnf pernsnentr 2lsf. ttClf. pea
led ~ ahaIstnsss wtirhrendcrttlfa t clasfaEf
cation 81 OIL HrctEs<rY u - dressing a.. y atf
commented using yoor htir Restorative. afcu; fuo
months ago. a. Wa ~ hat condition. tuc ilNsNf
continued st. TIL uithin The tast fhffr wee
hss tafDel oits ualurai solar 1at ssssnrd ..sfr
act sofincss eftsts 10 be rfsfe4fec ~ tts rfnt
tY Tie tppfiCsicno a. Gle nfarf oihtr pie ftraffr
have ever used Fessrd - az nd4sfs tfsah fff
Clcfef every iaty's telie;. whether 50 D. uttt
Hair kestnft tive or Cor lte sia- flfasc ~ tfrr
ing ~ 1eaufilf inf the bslr. Aou tfse ItfflFsrf
refer o. M ~ enfrrlain ass tolfl,tIss rClfl4
Ing I'D that N clalr-eL IuI n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-26
The Celebration at the Capital.

The ceremonies on the 22d inst, were every way
worthy of the occasion and those to whose care had
been entrusted the management The procession was
formed in front Of the Harney House, at IL o'clock,
composed of Capt. Bary's Company I'd Artillery,
members of the Legislature, fire companies, Masonic
and Odd Fellows fraternities and citizens generally
We have seen larger professions and more of the
''pomp and circumstance of war displayed on simi-
lar OCCASIONS but never more taste than on this.
The procession, as as formed, proceeded to the
State House to swell the already large multitude col
lected there. Afteran appropriate piece of music by
the band which, by the way, acquitted tsefadmrably
Col. Norwood, chairman Of the Committee of Ar
mngcments, introduced to the audience Hon. W. G
Hamilton, who read in very impressive manner
Washington's Farewell Address. After another piece
of music, the orator of the day, Hon. John R. Coke
was introduced and delivered very chaste and ele-
CANT address, His tribute to the skill of the artist to
whom we are indebted for the beautiful statue of
Washington that graces the Capitol, was not ouly
well deserved but finely conceived and expressed
The proceedings Of the day closed with dinner at
the "Gem Saloon,'' given by the fire companies, at
which there the usual quantum of spcech-making
and toast drinking AT night came off the ball, which
all things considered superior to anything of the
kind we have ever witnessed i'll Baton Rouge. Such
an array of female loveliness as was assembled OF
that OCCASION no other place but Red Stick" coult
produce-but we have neither the space nor thu
ability to do justice to such themeWe will there
fore close by hoping that eyes may again soon be
delighted with d similar spectacle. [Baton Roug'
Gazette, 24th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-26
Ti1irty-Fourth Congress-First Session.

!" WASHINGTON Feb. IS, lS56.-Senate.-NIr. Wilson
submitted resolution calling the President of the
United States for information relative to the affairs of
Kansas, and what measures have been taken by the
Executive to prevent illegal interference with the
rights of the people Of said Territory, by persons not
residing therein.
Mr.. Sumner offered resolution, which was adopted
directing the Committee on Commerce to consider
the eNpediency of additional legislation to prevent
the abuse of the documents known projections, "
now issued to seanlen in the commercial marine of
the United States.
After t1ansacting some further business of an un
important character, the Senate adjourned.
House Of preSentatires.-Fifteen thousand cop
les of the report of the Secretary Of the Treasury
the condition of the finances twenty thousand cop
les Of the Presidents annual message and accom-
panying documents ten thousand copies of the let
ter of the Secretary of the Treasury Communicating
the report of the Coast Survey; and sixty thousand
copies of the mechanical portion of the report of the
Commissioner of Patents, ordered to be printed
Mr.. Lane, delegate from Oregon, introduced bill
enabling the people of that Territory to form Con
stitution and State Government, preliminary to hel
admission into the Union. Referred to the Commit
tee on Territories.
The House soon after ajourned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-26

GLORIOUS WOMAN a Democratic friend, who
holds seat in the General Assembly of the State, de
lighted our ears and our heart by reading to US short
extract from letter he had received from his wife,
who happens to be one of those noble American ma
irons, Of the stamp of 1776 She first induges the
emotions of a woman, whilst in the next moment,
her heart is burning with patriotic fire. ssCome
home: SAYS she, land contribute to the happiness Of
your family. BY remaining where you you can effect
nothing but mischief Mr.. Hufty has been elected by
the popular voice. beentried by jury Of his peers
and court of his country and they have all decided
in his favor-come home.' It is true that We smiled
when it was read to us, but our heart sweled8With
emotions that we cannot express. We were. on the
instant, by the divine voice of this noble American
matron transported to the camp OF Caius Marcus
Rome Voumnia and Virginia, the mother and the
wife. were pleading the cause of their country They
did not plead in vain.-L Baton Rouge Gazette ,22d.