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and closing the days quotstisns with III.
statement. Lord Byron fell Oft Mt the mr.,
board, but rallied at The second Walter Scot,
in good demand; chsueer, dun-r,ixr,m.
Progress advanced 10 loo. by reason Of IN.
late revival in religiou,"
But Lord Msnsfield's ruling did no, obtain
Literary property expires. Rightly. Il goc~
back into the worlds great treassry. Tais
opening for speculation has passed from ,h-
hands Of the stock brokers' IN ia no, Quoted
on Change. or given ia tar lists. Il - free
from the contest Of Bali" and .-Bear'-
Ro,hsehild can not mOnopolise il, o. Liuls puff
{. IL into sver
fas II II has passed from the capitalists, il
remains 10 the scholar. IL j. h,s property
not held BY psrchIuents and title deeds. hui
By an s<s'milation TO HE own soul. Hei- the
ovuer Of great estates in Lear
With It's mountainous grandeur and gray waste
OF oeean-Of Hamlet that city Of the sun.
and OF those isles Of light upo an amber sea.
Tempest and 'Mii-summer's Night Dream
lie has Possessions in Mii,on. in Goethe. and
Dante His too are the grand old picture gal
leries OF the classic past. From the u..s~e and
business Of the present he may retire a, pl.s>
ure 10 those still halls WHARF the dead vet li,,
and iin bis soul in the contemplation Of those
thought pictures Of immortal youth. tina, hsv.
s"rv''ed the lapse Of time. the change Of cir
sums'anes. and are nov beyond the reach Of
revolutions in Law in custom. and IN isagaase.
In their imPerishabis beauty ehangsless f,r
ever
Dives may pass him bv. bas Who doe. no, I
eesy the scholar his mssniSeeut posse.ssoss-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-01

IT Mr.. Gyms W. F.s.d has sent PRINTED
circular To Ms ,'omrr-. announcing a L. b,
his purpose Tor the future so devote M per-o..-
al attention sKelassvel, To his regular business.
Of msnafse'aring aud selling paper.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-01

ET The Western Reserve Chronicle
says Thirty TWO years ago. the Amer
can baker. Geo. Peabody. was saving
wood for bis board, in New Haven.
Conn.
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HS- Like bell that's rung for fire.
like a cesseles> auctionc.ier like, ofs times.
a grac,less liar--m, schiefmaking tatslers
go. stopping you with quaking fear--
whispering As you lend an an ..ar-"Mer-
cy on us, did You hear, Betsy Bean
has got "A beau"
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TT The Chicago Press and Tribune
establishment has failed. add made an
assignment The failure Is said 10 be a
bad one--Sl00.oo0 Al least.
So SAYS an exchange. This is the Of
iic- tia, was going TO Guido tho whole
newspaper wcrld. -io3isnsr>lis Cri-rr.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-01

<S- Barry Sui an. said 10 be ore +
ihe mos ,minen, shaisperian orators
and scholare in England. i. about 10 come
o this country
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1s- A person at Niagara Falls has
succeeded iD an invention which he an.
ncunces TO be an "ecc;rusl cannon. It
produces sixty discl ges in a minute.
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SE- Colonel and Major Burns. sons Of
the pet, have accepted the INVITA- in Of
he Committee ofihe ar ,roaching 4, silva
in Glasgow.
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RArnrn HrAvs.-Ii is said iha, OF The nish,
Of tho - Of September. Al sali Lake sisy. he
her kisn5le. Normoa apostle. vas made II.
father Of no less than eleven eLi.dsss, y sew.
cal of his wives.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-01

IL Hon. VIVA X. Sebastian has been unan-
kansas. His principal competitor. General
Hnmfsted, withdraw his name before the bal.
iotting begun
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-01

KICKED To DEArn mr. Gux.--Wm.
Cameron. who resided near 0quaaka,
H.. purcha-e'i a shotgun that bad a load
10 II, and f-w days afIer. shot it of
VIII. n It kieke with such force n, torup-
ture lis abdomen. and cause n wound
tha' produced hi, death in a few hours.
This singular act 10 terminate fatally
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-01

SALE OF ASHLAND The Memphis
Avalanche states thal James b. Clay ha,
sold the residences of Henry Clay. Ash
and. Tor 100000 acres OF Texas lands.
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1r The Detroit Advertiser says Mr. Leach
Republican. 10 certainly elected 10 Congress
rom he fcurlb District Of Michigan. Tie
result has been in doubt.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-01

fF This week tie gr,aI Fort Wayne
rsilr al - four Luudred and sixty ere
miles IA length--between Piusburg and
chisAgo. nil be opened Tor through
traffic
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-01

A L'ssl Sg.r.-Senor Antonio go.e de- Urls
ssri. ons Of The Ministers frsm the Republic
ecSiearsgua TO the Governmss; Of the UsitsI
States. has sssd lhe editor Of the New Yors
Times for libel, lsyias The damages 20 his
eharaeter a. the moderate cum of s2s. 900.
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IJSepaioF DoroLAs has gone to Nep
Orleans. lie wi te abseai three vses,
% u. up aad sill return % LIMOS.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-01

IS- The annual cost of the Cincinna,
chool system averages si4 20 a pupil.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-01

TT Gov. Denver has resumed hi
position AZ the hesdcf the Isdsa Barean
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-01

rr The President. Il il stated. highly
approves the course Of Mr.. lied. IN
China
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-01

<g Vine Is seliin, in the north 81
France this ,car. at one cent quart.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

rxrosrsp rxcLuasilr fok me psay Errrns-
I. H, Alton end 81 Lems RR TtierelA Likr.
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NFN<INFEFIf wv ~ ; y
There is fair demand Tor forr. and Il Z
spark-, i-fira at - .Sesx4.so Tor saperf
s4.6eQ5 90 fvr extra.
whssk.y unchanged. 100 brlS sold at s,r
Hog active. Narke, buoyant and exci:ei.
3 sirs 81 20 ooo head n Sc asa7 including io.-
600 to be delivered The first wrek 10 Jssssry.
at sc.7s aooo brls mess port for present
and fuisre delivery ut sl7. Lard ssld 70,
June delivery ai lie.
isO.o 900 lbs bulk meal cold a, s6.2.as q. -
Demand not active.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-01

rHtisuogsRA, Nov 90
Trial Oft Allbons and T. A Ss~hsil for
conspiracy 20 defisnd ih- renns,isania Bsnk
commenced this morning. Defendants sub.
shifted sfidavits ssksng seperate trials. ".
ton ovsrrulrd after argument Jury vac
empannelled aud case opened ~ District At
iorney Ionghead.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-01

Dives may pass him bv. bas Who ioes no.
essy the scholar his magnificent posse.sios>-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-01

The Grand Jury Il the L $. Circuit coast
failed % acknowledgements against The crew 81
the SLAYER Echo The eou nssl for The prlses.
ers viii probably move for their discharge
from eueiody or Monday next when ID. q~-s-
iion as TO The sonsiituiionality Of the act -f
oongres. will come up for argument
The L. = Attorney for this dislris: wiz en-
dsasor 10 hold the prisoners.
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,ss rrllcnASu YESTERDAY s,axlss

Aiffoor, lin., Nov. ff.
Lat uighs Hugh Hs'knsss ia n, of Deli
rum Iremens, let fire 10 b.. hs-s~, barAin.
himself. his wife. aud ehild IL IL.
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"ALLACK's 1HEA1ER
w GREATEST ARTISTIC TRIUMPH EVER
ACHIEVED IN THIS CITY
sATt GDAf EVENING Dec. 49,
NOTICE -Doon open 81 o'clock At o'clock
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The b. au,ifal coueoie,ts viii then r. giyen II
NII,IY TIE MAID WITH TdE MlLhtNGpAlL.
NJ Nv with the -5lg OF Tie Maid with the AisaEPs,"
~ Mia. Agnes ROBERTSON
alyerr ,MI W Reynolds
l,fi FalfNcrr... h " I''n-
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case, he aso took il upon himself lubrics.
tipg the gullets Of his unfortunate victim, b,
most cop'oos promises Of Executive favor -
10 cram It down the throats Of all the Dem.
ocrstic members Of Congress, even those VIVA
bad been elected under express pledges TO Ii,
contrary, ramming it down by threat, to de.,ro,
the political standing and TO prevent the reslect,o,
Of all who declined to swallow this mous,ro,,
camel.
What the people Of the Northern States think n
this nes system Of democr,tica despOtism. accord.
ing 10 which the Presden; is to do all n. tbch;,.
and the members of Congress of his party Ar, !.
vote rs be requires, hiss just been shown BY N.
result Of the recent elections Mr. Buchanan !.
perhaps too old to learn. but we trus, that oths,
and younger men associated with him in this omar.
alton will take warning from what has lust han.
penej.
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/, ia pleasing to behold fellow creature eats.
fed. On Thursday morning the Reverend James
Watson Webb mounted upon the hishes: elevation
sfforied BY The Courier and Enquirer, and preached
10 the people upon the defest of Mr.. John b. Has
kin in the IX,h Congressional District. He was
iubilant. and be was also ddactic. The defeat of
Mr.. Haskn taught moral lessons too numerous TO
be here recaptulaied, even if We remembered
them, which We certainly do not. The General
wss also humorous. The General was likewise
patriotic. The General seemed 10 be in that condi-
ton 10 the blandness Of which nothing would
afford the smallest access. Upon this as upon all
occasions, be gave the weight Of his influence to
the Christian religion. Kemble for two successive
Sundays had been TO church, and Haskin, the
General insinuated, although no specific testimony
was produced, had not been to church. Where
upon the General, with that religious fervor for
which he 10 distinguished thanked God, took cour-
Are. rubbed up his mahogany stock, put on bis
surplice, and preach ed to the people The General
was gratifed in every way. He was tickled in his
tenderest parts. Politically" said the Rev.
.Jsmes Watson Webb, "Mr. Kemble and Mr. Has
kin stand on precisely the same ground; but the
" different way in which the two Candidates spent
:" the last two Sundays Of the contest" was what
touched the General in bis most orthodox, religious
and faithful heart. Haskin did something political
On Sunday. Kemble did nothing but pray on Sun
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As Gov. SEWARD has been widely and warmly
assailed on account of his recent speech at Ro-
chester, We deem it but an act of justice TO him
to lsy before our readers his subsequent speech at
Rome, although the election, which il was de-
signed Immediately to influence, has since been
decided and settled. This speech, apatt from its
expression of regard and confidence in both the
Hon. o. B. Mattson and his successor in office,
the Hon. Roscoe Conkling, is devoted To the dis
cussion of the Slavery question: and to the further
exposition of the ideas advanced in the Rochester
speech. 1t shows that what Mr.. Seward contem-
plates is to give aid and comfort TO that policy of
emancipation in the Slave States of which, in his
time, HENRY CLAY was SO conspicuous al advo-
cate, and which now has its leading representa-
tiyes among the gallant Free-Soilers of Missouri;
and that he does not in any manner desire that the
pernicus institution should be removed by the I'M
constitutional interference of the Federal Gov
ernment, as has been falsely charged upon him.