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sIlATIsN1'ED COPPER LIGHTNING
aA- Rods Copper has eight times tile conducting
power 6f iron, is more darahlcs and less liable tn
rust again. single charge Of electricity Will heat
IN iron rod 30 degrees, but copper g For
itther apply oi circular, at the 0iee OF
the undersigned. Application for agencies, orders
for stockor models, ana dill oomnnncations reatng
to this business will receive immediate attention IL
addressed 10 III. w. r. R.JACkS0N., e
81 S5 St, Charles street, N. O. La. April n,
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Ct'TAIti'LIN5tta ptjtI ,rEtJ n ia aSIeInS

Gt'f Iil'L ,lfss n r.. 1hes S1et6e
lltaiis and woiita eApactfufy inform ~ 6lic "
lurgo that be " the 6nty Pro- IN thts cptptsy
sof Genuine AuspglAfhy, Of hgsgriSprS ~ r6edtp9
tlle cliasagsss qpa.i ies an iIspalses ind
they Will succeed N whom md what nature II per-
son theyHhotIds dsInarfys etc. setc.
& Full Information AZ ab0ye pnStnally relRtttet On
RECEIPT IF afsw linssSof one
Hints On the Art ~ Cobrtssip, With mucii sslua-
bic inferlnst,on oFinterest NJ ~ y6uSg p&spJe q
bothsexes, sent postlg ftse oi, the ree6tbt One
pDllar. Addfcss's VI st Sf}{l37 37&111Gx1nfvy ys "
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SNTO5i'IC The undersigned, thankful for
IN the patronage heretofore extended 81 M-go
to him, woald respectfully inform his .SS4a2s9 a2s999
friends and the public generally that he has located
now ready TO execute promptly and with neathess
all work entrusted to him, snch US Carriage Repair
ing. Painting, Trimming and Ornamenting, as well
US Sign and Ornamental Painting generally, BY close
attention to business he hopes t5 merit d continua
ton Of patronage A. GOING.
washington, La, April II, ls5ss-1y.
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N EAU a NJ z, Auction2 q I'M l|iilI
~ III the rartE ~ St fAndry, Wif ps0saplly af.
tend % 81 buslnsS conided 70 him once III Upslou.
sas. March a. 1855. ssa a n ssS ID
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N n l,NaF n s ntaFy, tslax, ana NVoriaas "A

= IOsTSs VftAVhs ~ lAHVlAND IIyxSS Co., MfCNs,s
~. . November an p 81 le 4 1855 .
cine. f heY havc done nv wife more good than
can tell YOU She had been sick and pfning sway
tor months; Went ei TO be ductored at great *;
pense, but EQt mo- betters She then commenced
tahlng yoar which soon cured hef
large NBf worms fueAd from her hndys
cured her and oar two chldren
and NJ w CURED bp II MI oses = en-,
dollar bills. nnd lost much tins. .with5ut bsinH
cured entirely even then. Such medicine ID yours,
which is actually good and honest will b prised
N Indigestion and 1nSpuFlty Ut tha Rioosl. AZ
E,,o,a SJs. 81 " xy;,se. loc,f,, ~ A.,...s f5x..h
~ 49, - -
IN Ayt1, 81 lsye ,ssT syafr p;,fs I'M
nar aiIrress IN M 4 a,,o, i WI t,os
called Is vsit i distress. rs Secuiats ths G oress
best remedy have eyer known, and ID can corii'
dently geeomnena Il my friends /, 4, ND
Tours, J.sY, HlAiES. @
WARSAW. WYoMfNe ca. N. ". Oct. IA. lss,.
prkR n NM ns,rr vo,r a. IA t,ills ii nc
midi thais asi Il W
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Soo W WINK q MEsnIn III = snc
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Erysipcias, scoEfulas Kings EVIL Tcttery
sa TuMnors,8a,,si salt Itheunl. <,
E,.o,, y, E,,1, Ca, Z s.,,.I VI !. II. ~ z.
= - Es5s ss.s IL, ~ ~ 's sSoAsS'
IN vrp y,,,, 10 MI nj S, Y III, No II ~ ~ II
III ,aat Il; A n III i NJ
If sorss M ands 'ns Ssa ilsas
TINT had proved incrrable f5r years. Her ,nather
In ,y ~ ,a, ;.
@ ,ohg ay gsxaasy WIN. no'ces ana
SiS @ n, h M M 4, WV M 1sss z tsN ast. y, Y. Ist.
av n'ed H. " so 'iis n" ey
4,
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y,N. Ssy,s
,ssSsH shs "a. s;lavs ,,,,rve &. III dl sss,
xg ii ths hour q u 4. A9and constituting
demand q tne aala MI lsa Ewen
d. s.sk, and to t9e following seized
soStsfy said writ p
ss ssasiss ssasf ssSy ssas ~
sHtt half of southwest quarter ot section town.
tbtS 4, range east. Ii. 4.1 sd ~
Sheriff Ocs ~ = WIN n
90. - IN ~ sasr4l
HERIFF - y a LAs--5TSs33t taE on loulslanas
Jf)istrict Court. 81 Nh and 93agS
errs Uasimire Hlanchil ys: IA ngaate A. Petrault.s
svyirtnB of order df seiz.ie and issued Mn
saSoye entitled sait by tiie DlstriCs tsin and
Ehe Parish 0f 81: Land and state Afofesaids
~ HE directed, A will expose At public sale, on
months ere1it ~ the Coiirt house of this
o. 4 ,napc;n = @ II ths. bour of 81 M NJ MA!
Aos;nr fron2 day tos III necessary all Inc
M sitjs interest aad demand the said defend
l.sS"sls l'R, M pefrastit Hi and to the following
ssshsstS sezed 60 satisfy ss5 writ, to Wit:
Tt 2t3 n certain property situated
Nh tawn of Opaapsas measuring 35 ieet front on
%an s atreet na depth Of snincient length IA joii
IN the Troperty of Jesse Hayes bonded Oh
sssns Srth IT w w property occupied by H
an the south by C NJ. Ealer, on she west by
s.sa iiavess ID soa the east BY Main street. With
1FFs''~ a3 of the buildings and improvements
-ae "a vs. q,
s,opelottsas, June IL, 1858.
..ss.y 5a;s. II wv Y. !, IN III 81. N
Hlk ~ y q .i1ysTs z, latt % i-onfsiana,s
sIjstrict Court. Parish Of ST. Landry. IN Q. ~.
rjde Gubcausr. adnr W. John d. Moore .et al.
" virtue If writ " "a. IN the above en+
Ael Auit'by the District Court in and tor thH Par
Eh of ST, Landry and y! ats AsoTesaid antls faeS
aif66Aa; wiil expDse at pu biic Aal on 4Sielxda
Nntbss credit at the Courtshousc Of this PalishyT
q SATURDAY., the I'd day .Ufs J1ly, "a. Ds 1863 "A
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NTOTJ CIR. The undersigned hereby notifies
Planters and others that from and aftei the LIST
If November next, 1851, Che Storage now existing
will heneeforth be charged for merchandise and
other articles now laying in their warehouses for the
period Of one month and Tor every dtionai mnn.h
or part Of mouth tbs same additional raths VIII pe
charged. s.s ,..;a
"asn'ps'on' N'st l'''' FL. pITRE.
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CNFrY HDTEla sl'hc undersigned has the
honor to inform the publicthat 4 "A, ~, ~
Elie Is now ready TO- receive and acs sMS sssJ -Lc
camHndtte at least Que hunlred ssir E3ss y S
boarders lii his large and; commodi.
ps Hotel situated on in ST attnsville
entered. s3ssgs sssSs sis s H i2s az tss
IIe has alao opened, onthe beantifnl lot adjoining
the Hotel, aelTYlil ST A BILE where Carriages
uggies and Sulkies as well as Carriage and Riding
Horses. can be procured AT moderate prices.l
IL ST. AIartinsYiie, November 8, 1855.
NJ II t,. DllJJAIEN{1ys. N
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III A IL a Y llr'lIa II Ila III " q III llSl REvs
XII RAND Al. NJ, PFinclp T6is School
~ PLEASANT of
The session WI Commences oti Tahstihys October
Sla, 10 cent iuuel tafs mont thss N s; IN a
lsand " pleparod IA tpstrnct M NV
branches ,tsnai thug AZ of Jude.
Il Ths Glasses viii bS arSa fcrinspsctioh II. vi
Times. Those having sonx,i Qr WAR whoin thts
wish to educate nlS cspSttAl Sted ~ call lan1sce
tho operations Of the schpol; 8@
TERMS, .rsk oii xEFkR os xIEvEN wstEss n
Tuition IL tho Primary Departnlent " AQ
FRENCH Sex s s9 Il Wy W
board Ill. ST, &. II II !. ,. M s. 6ll
Nlsbng Z. I. 4. VI, VIM. "a. . 4. !. "a 40
Fuel Ri 4. q. y. III. I. 00
l}oardefs viii furnish their Bedding, Towels, etGs
Payment Viii be expected elunit tcrly in, Advpncs'
10 all bills NIT settls iii the delay bsfoih W.
close vi th8 diArttk, Ill pat cent lGe added W
pay tho expenses 0Y collection.
Il VsfniIlionSiiIe, September 81 1885,
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II OIJIS sY a II FIELL Il. Ppblic Aactioneer
y y ID and for the Pasia of 81 - N. 81
0pel1usas may 3 leb6s--1y s .;sa sssSes Y, Ss
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IlGTAs'IEUF T TO uIsIAN District Court

:GTA'TE OF 10 uISIAN4 District Court
~ Parish Of St. Landry. mo. So Estate AZ
Landry Holiier, deceased. # M FSs Y.
# VALIEkE IoY,of the Parish IF ISL LANDRY v III.
smlnistrator Of the estate of Landry Iollisfs de-
ceased late of said Parish having fled tableau o
slasslhcation of said estate Nv
tition praying that the same may be honolo gated
and approved And whereas, the prayer 81 said
spetition has been granted BY an order Of Court
dated June IA, 1868; n 4 n sisas
Therefore, noticeis hereby given 10 all parsonair ir
telested to show canse II any they hayc within:
thirty days from the date hereof, why said tabieau
should not be homolpgated and confirmed. IS
CLERKS office, Opelousas, JuneIs, 1858. S
us. LASTRAPE PES Clerk.
sGlrA'rl Or l5t 5tJISIANa District Court
ky Parish of ST Landry B. M. s5t i. Estate 81
John d. Young, deceased I'll
y EyELiNA Brnht Of the Parish ii ST, Landry, Ad.s
mnstratIix of the estate Of Jehn y. Young, her de-.
ceased husband bate Of said Parish having fled II
final tableat of distribution c the funds of said estate
accompanied by her petition praying that the same
may be homol0gated and confirmed;r And wEsreas,
the prayer Of said petition has hsn GRANTEES w an
orderpf Court dated June 10, 1873; a & k
NE., Therefore; Notice is hereby ,iyen ts all pef-
sons Interested to show cause, A ~. have,
with thirty days from date hei II, WI said
tab sau should not be homplpgated ana confirmed.
n Clerks Office, 0pelousas June 10. 1858.
tlssr r.tl
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u M RrrC If. survsyiosr, Civil, Eo.
Il ~ gineer ana Dtsug ghtsmAns n ss IN
Wsshin gtons IL. A pFl II le6es u. i ssss
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II sssSs I VA SSS,1 "a s.szzs as SAz zs q 4.
= sss.sW ..st H. ~ ~ "
lS9S,at3na ny: y e. 3. ~ y + &.
q, ~ ~ = -, ~ ~ s5 = y
"a ssHa u IN ~ 4,2s 81. ss
W. M Se13 II. IA; sns
81 sS9S Y. a sss
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4 ss:sttoes Il Y, A@ss!s M I \ 4
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iegroSwonan named LUCY, aged about AS

Acertain tract Of land situated near the tewn Of
bolsasas, bounded North by lands of Mrs. Thos. G.
ideyson, formerly belonging to Tlios: II. Lewis
Al by the Bayou Delpnento, South by land q,
lite Nezat and West by land belonging to Mrsf
LLouaillier. containing two hundred and twenty
,(222l arpents, and consisting of two tracts.
ieria i 0iiee, 0peloaaas, May 20, 1853.
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4 oUIS Al. /, A'lsI N, Public Auctiopeef itS
II and for the Parish Of 81. Landry. 0Hict ut
Grand Coteaus ANY orders ieit at the lnion Hotel
0pelohsas, Win Ne proinpt m Ss
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N ii sITONSE I)is B All 10 N, Public Anc.
EA- tiuneer In and for tile Parish Of Et. Landry,
Orders left at theoiice of \. 81 Robin will receive
prompt attentinn, W
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A riFt worth from 80 cents u $1,000 o0swillbe
seit to each subscribcro reeeptof the Subscription
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IHA n u som II FAS SHIONABLE
Ii Clothing--s. BLoca.-Has just received by
the last steamers from New0rleans. very large
and handsome supply of u
UMMER OTHING,
which viii he sold very low for CASH.!
Opeiousas, May Is, 1859.
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IlNEzIME "A sHG UIDRY X, Aactioncef and
Notary Public tu nd ffor the Pariah II ~. I4aA'
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KIT NJ. II i n b, u Attorney and (ouns
sellsr ut LAW by Al iEsnee attd ldality III thb
discharge of hill profession hopes nleT recevn
patronage. Office Id 0nelonsas. SE sss
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sTlR. Nv u. BRIDGES viii Operate for
~ those of this and the adjoining Parishes who
may desire hi services In the highest degree Of
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.sAG In IIO IL j, formerly II Gait House. 4
EI.IsHA Il. q GREEN LEE, Of afis. y sss sSsAk !. %
sissippi having pirclasedt the abnve III III 9EaS
house. begs leave to announce to the
itransie1t and permanent boardals. It is situated
between the upper and lower steamboat landings,
fronting the Couttableail. "a 81 n s.ss *
The premises have been uaWly Furnished, and no
effort viii be spared tereiider the accommodate
and fare as pleasant and acceptable TO itspatrons
as those Of any hotel in the Interior OF the State.
linnd stahlin for hnrseR aE
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I1IERRE q OSE EEI n i Cabinet Maker and
Wheelwright offers his services 10 the public
At modegNte prices for GAsh. MI i, n 4
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TOH N tI,s ri " vi, IA ttorney at Law, l,as res
~ moved to his new Once corner of Landry ana
Market streets joining his reNdencas Aist n4nyl
opposite the Clerk y Office May 1885 ".
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PELL-CHENEY SPRINGS. Th;s de

RELLrCHENIsY SPRINGS. This de-
X = lightfnl Summer Resort, sitn- IA - 81,
ated in the Parrish Of St. Landry, III sES wk AZ
% beautiful rolling Pine woods couns fsf ~ NJ
try, distant about thirty-six miles
from Dpelorsast will be opened on the lstsn lime
next, f0r The reception of visitors ss 3,
This establishment has been thoroughly renaired
and painted, and many important mpyoyeI,,ei,ts
made since lastseason a large Stable andtwo new
. baths and Bath houses have been erected. These
Baths will greatly promote the comfort dc visitors
as they are built 50 as to be absolutely free from ra
water foundations as heretofore. 4.
The mineral iqualties Of the waters OF these Snrings
and the many wonderful cures they have performed.
afe 90 well known that they require Ii passing
notice This Summer resort will leave nothing to
desire this season, as the proprietor will. spare no
pains Or expense torender itsas agreeable and M.
tractiye "A posi- He has snsaged III excellent
Cooks good Steward ,and polite and attentive Ser
wants. He has ast Engaged two Musicians 4or TIE
entire season land besides as the Deer abounds IN
the surrounding country, he has procured pack of
hounds for the pleasnreF OF spnrtsmens las uso
bnilt several pats for fishing Il, tln Iake which il
situated about four miles from the Spri,fgs where
the Trout, Perch and 9nany .other fine fish, \, are
cnught;in abundance. He wili aiso oilei, d Billiard
Saloon and Goffee-house. and Keep the very bestL
Board and Lodging per month -. IS 90
Ss. Ss. so ao, wssk sss. s ,.., y = 199 e
Taking care Of horses, per day I. Y. 4. Is
teedng horses. 4. ~. .ss. so
Persons visiting BellrCheney may have their let
tiers and directed to Bay0n Ghicot. and they
will be delivered " tile Springs three times week
june 81 1858. ~ PATfN.. Y
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4 LBISIsT DEF lIA N Counsel lors aud Ats
III Isaws petousaA, will attend oniiy
business iFhis line IN = Inllary and the j0tning
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sdO OORERA d The Undersigned hns oil
nv hand at all times u snpplyo sI Ar III GS;
sHEAuSnnfi IA iRHEsI.S and III ALE III - Tor
Mpiasses, Of tho be Workmanship 40 offers At
tile customary prices aiso reeeve hId exei
quito orders fiji any description is lile.
s,ppIyPof H0 GSHEAD SI ,II1s and MN OCT
pICKETS for sale slow for cassh. March To-
WlLIsIAM q. RfSAD, Washington.
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Thankful u
tlnnn us. -
washingto Nays

SNOTI @ III I'o rHRg
y and safe steamer AM
pressly for the trade. vii
master, has commenced h9
between ~ opelousas and Nj
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ynH EuIlo 81 RlsI u u " sN i OLT N otary
q Pnblic alnd Auctioneef In md for the Parish Of
ST Lanflry. Office at GRIND C0teans Any orders
Iefrwith Js oLtNduE WI receise prompt atten,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-10

THE War IN lsDIA.--The London
correspondent of the New York CONNER
cial writes Of the Indian news;
"The India details by the telegraph re-
ceived this morning. stil show the inerad
icable fanaticism of the Sepoys. and the
hopelessntss Of its character. AT Mool-
tan, in the Punjaub, two native Bengal
regiments. who had long been disarmed
broke out into insurrection on the 3lst of
August and attempted to seize the guns.
They failed, and were nearly annihilated.
400 being killed. while the remainder
fled. actively pursued bF the police cav
airy. Near Allahabad body OF plum.
ders have been attacked and routed.
200 having been slain. with their leader
Punjah Singh. In Behilcund aroiher
rebel force has been defeated. with l'ss
of guns aud their camp eqnipage. and
in Rsjpootana tie mutineers under Tan
tia Topee, after having robbed and de-
fvated faithful Rsjab. and secured a
large amount OF treasure and 40 guns.
have been in turn fallen in with by the
British and dispersed in all directions,
with loss OF 3 guns.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-10

During our ,lsii L. Dwell We we're
shown through the Lab ratory ofour eele-
braied country man. DR J c. AYER.
Scarcely could we have believed what ls
seen there without proof beyond dispu-
hing.
They consumed barrel Of solid Pills.
about SO. 600 dos. s and barrels of Cher
~ Pectorsl. le0. 900 doses PER diem. To
wha, an inconceivsble amcunt OF human
suffering does this point l70 600 doses
davil FIT, millions of doses per year.N
What scres and thousands Of acres OF
sick beds does this spread before the i'm
aoinationl And what svmpa'hies and
woel True. not aIlof this j. taken by
the very sick. but alas much Of II IS.
This Cherry Drop and this sugared Pin
are to be the companion OF pam and sn-
guish and sinking sorrow-ihe inheri-
tancf our mother Eve bequ, Ia the
whole family OF man. Here tie infan;
darling has been touched too early by
the blight that withers half cur race.
little lungs are affected and onl, watch
ing and waiting shall tell which wsy lis
breath shall turn This red drop on is
able is the IA lsman on which It's lie
shall hang There the blossom Of The
world just bursting into womanhood IS
stricken also. Affections most assidous
care skills not, she is still fading away.
The wan messenger comes nearer and
nearer every week. This little mcdiea-
men, shall 90 there. heir last. perhaps
their only hope. The strong man as
planted in his vials. this same disease.
This red droc is by his side - helping
him wres:le with the inexorable enemy
the wife OF his bosom and the cherubs
of has heart are Wal ing IN SICK orrow aud
fear lest the rod on which they lean IN
this world, be broken.
o Doctorl Spare no skill. nor cost.
nor toll to give the perishing sick the best
that human art can give Gdstesfo"'
7syas. Neiss.
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wm Watson and wm Crowther had
Quarrel on Saturday evening last. at the
soa.e " the Ger,n-r, At vsrm,llsou station,
,o,l... east a Pans. or the Rahroed ia which
cro~.her ~A- h.s.d We have 10 'e-u'
mony except that Of wa'sop himself and MAJ h.
Of hi wife That i TO the eject that VINE
watson was cutting up some meat win
butcher knife. crowther commenced aeusing
him. and a, las, struck him with hammer
-~her.u psn " a,s9a stabbed csowshsfss's'''l
him instantly. to'sse -
wst-oa gave himself NJ and - now IN la'
a, Paris HIS tsal takes place tolda'- u
parties we're partners together "a "a" ''''''
and both formeriy lived IN th's CITY an'
worked for Grover a Madison So-one va va
present except watson's wife.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-10

P.Rrs FAsnross-white silk man'les
with square ends in from. double row
Of fringe. ard decorated with small
hood. auc trimming OF an embroidery
,,fhraid. pearls and ceral, are in vogue
f,t full dress. Nantes of this rich des-
crip,ion are only worn for visiting and
carriage exercise. Those seen IN the
streets are either burnous ofblAck silk, OF
casaques Of the same material as the robe
whether il be Of silk or wooden. So say
the Boston Poet
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-10

TT Gov. Eyereti, proposes to devote a
part of tho approaching winter to the
delivery of his classic oration upon the
character Of Washington. in the cili's OF
the Union which he has not yet visited.
On his visit TO South Carolina last win
ter. all the Railroad Companies in the
State rendered him the freedom of Their
roads for year. II is suggested that it
would be but a just tribute to the patriot
orator for the roads in other States 10 fol-
low the * mple Of Carolina,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-10

pooa Pas, ,sYLyANIA.--llere are some
% the Pennsylvania Democrats now IN
national office.
James Buch nan, President.
James Black. Attorney General
g. NJ Dallas, Minister Of England.
J. X. Chandler. Minister TO Naples.
Mr.. Buckalew. Minister 10 Equador'
Mr. Reed. Minister to China.
Mr. Clay, Minister TO Lima.
Mr.. Jones, Mn ster 10 Austria.
Ii a shame q at Penns, wanna should
repudiate party tha, deals so generous
IL with her "favorle sons"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-10

In the First District. fer Congress, Niblack
received 10 ,339 votes. aud Iiovsy s.9i6 In
The second District. En- sll~h received s2s5,
and Wilson .43I. In the Third District,
Hughes received s.3s5. Dunn 9,365. Carr l.
s32 In the Fourth District. Holman received
525. Hackleman 7.r56. In the Fifth DIS,
trict. Develin RECEIVED 1921. kilgore 3S3.-
In the sixth District. Ray received 9.'l6' For
ter 1916 In the Seventh District. secrest
ssi. Davis l0.s93 Ia the Eighth District,
Rake l0ss7. Wilson IL .02s. In the Ninth
District Walker received la6I0. colfax Ia
5il. In the Teu,h District, Dawson received
~ and Gaze 1870. aud in the Eleventh
D,slriei. CrofIroth received lOO3s volss' and
rs,iii io.7is. a
Twill be seen by the above. that Dcdd
majority over Langc i only l,'i9-cnnring
ham over Harper 22ls-McDonald over ott'
II l4l-nanna over Gdsvold 2lli. and Rug.
ever Young 1850
This gives the Lecomptonites a majority o
the popular vote Of between two and thre
,hoosand Quite a falling off since 1856
Had The full opposition vote throughout tn
state been polIed, the Democratic State ticke
would have been defeated by al least io'oo
votes Asitis. il viii only have ,endene
Ito arouse the Opposition to necessity OF e'
erion. and the absolute obligation restin
Eupan each individual. to 60 to the POLLS an
vote. We know nov what We have to ose
: eome-nothing j. more easy than to do it
l Indiana will. IN the Presidential contest
lsso. esst her vote against the nominee OF u
I Charleston Conyention. be he whom be may