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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27

IT The bullion in ths Bank of France now
stands at about Sl21 090. .000--a far higher
sum than vas ever before held hs that estab
h.hmert. and more than 90 ,0on .0)0 in excess OF
the largest total ever collected in the Bank OF
England. At the comncneement Of the pres
1T year tie Bank of France nvid less than
$50 OO0 O0l. and the lnhlx in nine months
has therefore been SIC 0oo 900.
At the Bank Of England the total at the bs
ginning of the year wa $50 500 900. and Il l.
nov more than s95 900 .0ao The highest sun
Il ever possessed was Slli 900 600. IN July
1852 AT present every thing seems TO ind'
cate that next year, II not earlier, this point
will be exceeded.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27

Ny-A correspondent OF one of the
New York papers visited a London par
ish school. aud curiosity led him TO Ia e
up the geography the pupl,s were s,ady-
ing. Six or eight pages only Of large
volume were devoted TO the United
States, and the population was named
1909 .OOo New Yofk 100000, Phila-
delphia. 100000! Boston, eo00ol Is
il surprising the people are ignoran',
with such sort Of educaiion9
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The Turkish Consul at New York ss-
informed the police authorities tha
had received dispatch from the 0ua
man Government. through the Turkish
Ministerial London. stating that Mr. Ses-
asst had just been arrested at Constant
noble for passing counterfeit, money.
which had been printed 10 New York. Il
her trunk was found 600, 600 "calnies. =
(prices Of per mo:ey va'u'd at 20 P ss
tcrs eacu Mayo TfrSAsS immediate
ly hal the printer. VIM L. Hsrrisonar-
rested. Pil~s Of the Turkish counterfeit
money were found on the shelves. Mr..
II. was at 6.si greatly as'onshed at the
appariiion of the police. From his ex
plana ion il BECAME evident that he was
entirely unaware of The true character of
the l.,o he had done Tor the Turkish la
DIV. lie said that he recoilectrd her cal
ling on him about the FIRST of July und.r
the name of Madame Zaifman and engag-
ing him to pint large quantity ofwbst
appeared 10 be lables. at 81 per thous-
and, exclusive Of the cost Of dyes and en-
craving. She paid him Si.7U6 in cash.
and a note for ss o in payment for the
job. On the 23d Of July she had the la
bIes" Iran>ferrrd TO the Asior House, an6
that was the last he saw of her II hal
not the slightest suspicion that what J.
called tables" were pieces of Turks
money. NJ. Harrison has undergone
judicial examination and been honorable
discharged as fee from any complicn,
in this gigantic attempt al fraud. Tho
Courier says:
"All the Turkish authorities who hare
xamined these counlelf. it's pronounce
them exeellen limitations Of the genuine
bill. Prof 0>canyan thus trsnslat, the
inscriptions AMI eniblcms which appear
on the face Of the Gaines Near the top
Is an oval figure surrounded with rays.
bearing the 'yoorsh' or sisn manual of
VI tbt 1aiAif VIII blc NAIiOuo liiirrl pt-
low this in large letters is certificate de-
claring This Is a true paper currency Of
the value OF 20 piastcrs. without interest.
being the paper curr, ncy OF the Ottoman
Government AT the bottom of the bill
IS the seal OF the mint; at each Of the fou.
corners are the woris % pia~ters viii
out interest. on the four sides of The bi.
appear lac Inscriptions OF the Ottoman
Government. represen Ing lis counierNa.
ue IN specie Without interest, as a.
authorized paper currency TO the value OF
90 piss.ers.' Accept ss specie Among
the inhabitants. lis circulation being de.
oided in the Imperial Treasury On tie
reverse Side is stamped the seal Of the
Treasury.
The value Of the 'calne' is go cents.
and hence The entire amount Of counter
felt money With which the Turkish lady
attempted to make her fortune WAS S480.
600. Her remarkable success up 10 the
time Of her arrest was owing to her bills
being pcrfect jcc sraiies Of The genuine.
and 10 the fact That 40 counterfeit paper
money had ever been uttered in Turkey
before. The penal'v attached 20 this
crime was forme'y death. but has recent
ly been mitigs'cd TO Imprisonment"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27

ster fa.f Bes The North Alatamian
..vs. A cigar ~ hi~ mouth. as~aEger IN h.
sals, iwrudense In his face, care for roth
ir,,n-s. ~ hi~ manner judslng from hi- de.
sssaunr he ;. older than hi- father. wiser tha"
bi. ,-achef. m .re benered than the Nsyar Of
,hs ta~h. Stop hiscl he u too fass tie
eon 4 k,ew h,s -r-ed. snsp han. ers tobacco
shstisrs his nerves. ere Hhi>key makes beast
II him. ere hi- pride ruin. hts character. ere
he 'i.sungsf ma,,sr> the psso. ere good sino''
,,ss, aud nsnly .s'c1x,h give ~ay TO low Par
sui;. and bruill.h ai'Bs. rirP all -ueh boy
They are i~rioss the shame "f their i~n'i's-,
The ds~srace Of their iaxis. the al esd 'oi
ess. rerrs-eh of themselves.
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Th, Great Plizs riehtl

Below We give TIE telegram Of IN
inhumaA prize fight that has excited SO
much public interest drlins the last few
days. Its disgrace to every feeling Of
manhood that such things occur. and We
would suggest that collars be put upon
the necks OF lIeeran snd Morrissey, their
ears be cropped and their names be hence
forward. Bull and Bose. aud they be
kept to bark at the ri.t Of nson kind:
BurFALo. Oct. 2i-The fight b..
tween Heenan and Morrisscy yesterday.
on Long Point. Ctnsla. commenced at
twenty minu'es before 5 clock.
H,enan made oi. ciions 10 tho ground.
.hal twas not accor ing TO agreement, but
as so many people had come 50 far 10 see
the fight. he would waive OH c.ions aad
not di,appoint lh,m.
The hrst round was terrible, the fight
ing LIST seven minutes Ieenan throwing
MosrIssey ani drawing the first blood.
Second round. Mo,rissey was thrown.
Third round -Iieenan was thrown.
wa, knocked square d,wn by blow
on the under Jaw from Heenan's right
Fifth 9th, 7th and Sh rounds, Hee-
nan was thrown
Ninth : Both fighting wildly and very
much confused; fell side by side.
ren,h--Heenan down.
Eleverth--M -Morri-sey very week. was
carried to the scratch; Heenan goes alone;
= terrific round: lleenan fall, iainLing
Tw, lfth, too faint. ssilco T. come ID
time' and the battle Was declared won
by MoTrissey.
The el, ven rounds re fou hit in
wv. uty TWO minutes. orE
Both Heeuan aud Mo-r.ssey were very
badly cut. and were brought away on
b dis.
The f.ht was witnessed by between
2,OO0 and 5000 persons. There was no
disturbance among the spectators,
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Fire.

We ask public attention to the advertise
Fire Insurance Camp .nirs. Those two Com
panie> local. both belonging 10 and gov
crurd by our own citizens. The Rising SUI
Insurance Z nnpany we believe j. altogether
reliable and Responsible one. and 10y i'll
prompt payment nf all us losses Is fast gain
ing very e,vI.bl~ reputation throughout the
State Dir. John Relnhard of ths city. u will
bc >ern. l. thr agent for both tho,r Companies
an hi, business qualifications aud gruilv
msnly manner, rmiuently IA hln TO di>chargr
he edulies pertaining TO this business. H.
oilice l. IN Mechanic, Row.
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wnrs DrArn Cyar.-pratb como,

wnKS DEArH Cr2fs.-Death comes
a, morn when the eun is just rising in
the East-ai noon when its rays are the
most resplendid--at eve when it gradu-
ally sinks benes,h The horizon--at mid
night when it is entirely hiddea from
view; it comes % The babe just commen.
cling 10 prattle-it It GENES to the man OF
middle age. when the connecting links
binding us 10 lite are most strong-it
comes to the aged man with trembling
limbs aud aied eyesisht. led along by
oihers-i, comes TO the poor. struggling
10 obtain u.eag.r sustensnce--it comes
10 man ia comfort able circumsiances--
by whom life is best enjoyed-it comes
to the wealthy, folling ia aa1ucnce aud
ease-it comes 10 the IDIOT laughing at
his own iolly--it comes to the man OF
Just sense enough to pass through life
easily--it comes to tho educated man
glorifying in his Cicero and IIomer--is
comes to the infIel. disowning his ma
ker--ii comes 20 the Christian. who looks
upon !, only as passage to happier
land.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27

PoEr AFRAID OF PnfLosoPnKn. -
A writer in the New York Evening Post.
who Is rrasing the incidents Of a tip
20 the Ssranac Lakes. tells the following
brief story abou, Lougf How and Emer-
s,n:
This reminds me Of Joke that sas
current AZ The Philosophers Camp about
Em.rson. Thf. CENT, man was noted FOR
being some ehai sbS.rar,ed, aud by 10
mes1s certain shot. When the party
US Originally Organized to come into
he woSis TIE poe, Lorgfe'ow was to
join =. bat he subs quently perenptorily
declined. on bearing tiai Emersor had
purchased double barrel gun Of large
ralibre to take with .h'm.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27

pRocLAMArros b. rus GovTRsoR

Whereas. Section Ninth of Aiticl-
Fourth of the Constitution Of the State OF
Indiana provides that when. in the opin
ion ofIhe Governor ofssid state, the pub
lie welfare shall require it. he may. s'
any time. by proclamation call a special
session Of the General Assembly
Now. therefore. I. AsHBLx p WILLARD.
GsAernor OF the State Of Indiana. believ
ing that the public welfare require
q special session Of the C C-neral hssembl,
Of tae State Of iodiana. DO hereby con
vene said special session of the Genera
Assembly Of the State Of Indiana al lndi
annapolis, the capital of said safe. on
Saturday. the twentieth day Of Nosem-
Der. eighteen hundred and fifty eight
And do hereby require all tie mem
bers Of the General Assembly q the State
of Indiana to be and appear at Indisnapo.
lis on tae sail twentieth day of Novem.
Der. eighteen hundred and fifty eight.
Ia WITNESS ~HEREos l have hereunto set
my hand and caused To be affixed
the seal Of the State at The city
of Indianapolis. this i9th day Of
SEAL October. in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eigh, hundred and
fifty eight, the 43d yeac of the
State. and of the Independence of
the United Sta es the eighty third.
ASHSEL L. WILLARD.
By the Governor;
DAS'L McCluRE. Secretary of State.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27

IF Ry r,frrenc- To oar adveiti.ing r"lunns
I; viii be sean that F. N'prrrt & Bro. are
a.. ain ia the market Ni.h their Fall aud Via
Ter Dry Goods.
II is unnecessary for Us to spsak in com.
nlendation Of ,hi. energetic firm the TASTE
they display aud the rea sonsble prices al
which they sell is eommendation enough. ii
j. unnecessary for US 10 sy. 80 and look al
their stock. for they peak through the public
pres. ani their store - all the time full =
Their stock il fresh from The importers aH'l
accommodating clerks are always on haIds Il
wait ou aud please customers.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27

Thou sri the victor. Death
Ihon CO ue-,. aud where Is that which spoke.
F,on, the depths eftac ese, VII "a the slant woke:
Cone Win TIC Acting breath
DIrD in lhis city yesterday morning al
p'c."ck after .rief illness. Mas. MAsr e..
wife Of rxTIs G,iBlsr. Eso in The 4s.h year
d h.r age
Thus i, is ia Cod pfevid,nce that ano,..er
md haI py home j. made desolste aud dak
~ the crushing out ~ It's spirii light. Thus
Il is that the niu,'.v,less children shall no
more enjoy the loved ones care. more her
influence. save The sp,rit ore from another
worlds husband 40 more her iai'hful de-
votion. no rpore hr caunsels which for long
y-sr- had shed their lusire on the pathway td
hfe.
AL around i. gloor. aud sorrow aud sd
ness,
Ind hu-h-d - every s.ivery Ice,
That nghry here hsta anghcd."
Al christian. A. friesd. as wife. as a
mother. hrr du.ir, acre fully and farhfuil,
discharged
Dev.1~iiv attached - her fi,ntiv. devoted
" attached y, MI lh~, r"srsrird ,hrir vel
fare. her whol- hf~ wns given up To- then. aud
IN the hour 81 drah. she fufgo, ,h-n MOI. for
when lhe porisi~"f,irrniiy were opening to
her. IA. ssv.. To- .r~s the dear little ones
no~ .erru~.sv. h.r dyi''g aud holy auinoni.
ti"n.
NJ, to- h.-r ~ H..avcu .lsasl.l ue griev- bot
FOR th.s-. l.il ~ho % mach neeJsd her care
All i.ee.
In the sessh n NJ t.slhers community has
ls-t ~o- ~ - i1islts-t or,safaeiiis, sh, OF 1.
as,,-, u~rial ,nsiubst.
A pst,vv II .>i sniIi.'i. Mass. she cam.
10 th,. place IA 1854. Whtre ske ha. .iees r-
-.d-d Asd e.m@sad.-i the snse~r~si love 81
all VII. knew her. Ia ell thirgs her liis "a,
pure aud spo,le.s. her shAf'i.ss and knds-s,
isrg~.
To rhis md n all other ds.pen,alions o
provid.re~ ina-r sslsr.,
~Fe~ IN ,wia s.ess sfians keep noirres
or ..aa< 20 cvs.f'st soue =
N.rc,ia ~ msy ii~@v~n. sniie uPcn th
childrsn. aud msreiiully nay Il SUSAN sh
bleeding heart Il The husband and Tie lathe
uoa al alone
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27

A NovEL WAY To CrEE TnE Toorif,
ACHE One day last week one Of the col
orea bs h.rs Al South Boston, was visi.
ted by young aad re p, ctable looking
white woman, who Informed the toascrial
operator hat she was suffering with a
severe too;hache. and that she desired his
assistance to cure H. The c2tk compl, K
ioned individual rolled up his eyes in
wild a,tonishmrRi. an desired TO know
how he could relieve her. "Ahy," said
the woman, with IA attsmp, al a blesh
I'm told that negroes his will cure
the tooihache. and want you to try IT,"
l"did ny il, .'.hc barber laid ia rcla-
ting the story. Il kiss her lips two. tree,
tim 3. and den she &, away and no come
back and say whedIer | cure her. Yah,
yah lie more Of de sane Lird Of
patients I"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27

rof thr " 4oAsh ENprr>s-
NR I.rnsoS o. Tuesday the l9lh IN, ]
bad the pleasure # farming ihe acqauntspcs
and li>ienlng l" hfe- hrnrs >p,eeh OF tn,
Hon. LlNss THrSsrIL. 81 !, Iuoi- al Pasi-.--
FROM hat hal r~ad aud heard of he dl-
iingai-h j speaker. Wa prepared f.r fras'
II reason. and NY ex,set4tlous we're NOR
than realized. TIE weather being incl~uen
The C,.urI House va crowded u per ct Jam
aed 'h- people c"upe!l.ri N stand M durins
the sp.akiux vet the captivating nann.r. th.
lo1lc-l reasoning and eloquent appeals To their
reason aud b.,frr Judgment. With the fact
aua isun, presented IN -ueh a ms.ierly man
ner held hi large aud,snee n u were. spell
b. und. for more than three hens- Iii. man
tlst disiingui-h's The gentleman aud states
man from the vulgar herd of d.magoguin
paluic1sns IL the pre-ent lay tie treat hI
opponents fairly aud frankly. presenting III.
iathentlcaf.d facts and hsu,e-. aud lrssil =
his auditory 10 form heir o~n conelu-isns -
His 'sp">s Of ,Lr pTuh,gase .xpendaur.s oi
The Administration A for The lat four wears
va- -isrthng exhibiting such state of wan
Ion sxtFavagsnee the part Of the powers
that be- that the hon.-st. nnsapkistieatsd CHI
zen, would te slsw - bcls.ve The facts a they
ars. ~,thoat ,he proof a. strong a. Holy Writ
tie revi~~sd Ia ms-t~rly manner the cours.
II the Little Giant since hi- Introduction /.
the bah To repeal the Missouri Compromise
Showing CLEARLY from the record his plan
-nh ervicncy Ia The Slave rsa~r until IN.
mischief ~s- deue and then his whining nv
pccrisy aud fals,ncs,ton ef the records. tn ~,
4 extricste hi,n~~lffFom the VORTEX Of porula
lid igna'ion of ,h- people.
II wa yer, Illuminating to the fri~nd- Of th
assd ~ Cast. 10 listen 10 such clear ant
lrnan-wrrslie sxposr ef the d.msgogieA
ltficksisrs 81 The would.be great i.fis Iaaa.
Taking 1t a. rholr. - vas one If the mo-
pea srtul .nd i'll.ug speeches .v.r h.l~n.'
10; aud Illinois ~sy well bs proud of b..
Senator.
The people of ths sueksr State have ful
confd~uce IN carry ing tho State against IN
great sg,isfsr. Stsphea A. Deuglss. and con
sign hsfn 10 that r-tirscS be 80 richly deservs'
so moie Il be. j. my hanele prayer.
REPUBLICAN,.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27
rE The Atlantic Telegraph Company

EE The Atlantic Telegraph Company
have discovered very valuable lead
mine on the lands granted to them by
the provinces of New rfoundland. II is
reported that they just sold it to : con-.
p my. for the sum of $4,000 sever-
al carsoes of The metal have arrived, and
arc on their way TO New York. Hsv-
erages eighty per cent, and is frequent
Iy cuI ou, in pure Jumps. being estimated
equal in richness tr any in the world.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27

A NRw AScHoR.-The vessels Of the
Paraguay expedition are furnished With a
novel affair IN new kind OF sea anchor
IL is about fifteen feet long. md l. con.
strucied something like the leaf OF an um.
brel.a. braccd with wood, and made OF
canvas; the centre is iron. and by throw.
Ins this machine overheard in hea.y s.a
the ship would Instantly have 10.
we're the wa'er ever 50 deep. Boston
Trurelltr.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27

fs-Col Kinney inform The San An
tonic (T,x) Herald. that he has conclu-
ded his negotiation with the Mormons for
the sale of his interest in Central Ameri-
ca. AMI has received an earnest of $780,
0O0 as a part of the purchase money.
He is TO receive $4,000, 900. He was in
San Antoaio.on the 29ih ult.. on his
way to Austin.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27

re- The sway If fashion ha, no linn
its. All yield TO its influence Some Of
the refractory females in tie Dublin poor
house were h,ely seen in 'he full blow
Of the present mode Inquiry was made.
and it was found they had abstrscte the
wire fence OF the garden and formed
hoops, which they attached to their dress
TO apc tho mode which now rages.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27

DrrExsE OF HAvRE - The Paris PAYS
states that I5o,0O00o0 fraacs lave
b. en- al oue for the defense OF the port
of hsvre, which the merchants Of Havre
are to provide 7o.0oo.000; l7.000,0c
francs are 10 he devoted 10 the defense
Of Dunkirs; 100000 to Dieppe. and
100000 10 Fycanp. Similar works
are to be executed at Calais and Boulo.
gne.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27

rT Ripiss A Danala.on, ~ heir card. s.y
io the public that 'hsir Fa'i aud wiuser stock
~ Try Goad- y ~ ling rseri-ej. TIE &c
nior member 81 thIs ffm hssine f.f n,ss,
sesr. ceeuriesi the tripod, eoh'f.eseI The eu.
tom peculiar 70 the sdi,ssfss eorr.. u Jeslrng
fairly. honestly aud sAndI.iiy. a.d ws have 90
doubt, bot goods Of every sisle and pattern
and sold q, the smallest rrofis. can be had a,
this establishment. Give them call
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27

ES Mr. Morphy. the American chess
player has been astonishing the Paris
ian> by repeating his extraordinary per-
fo'mances of playing eigh, games, with
separate players at one aud the same
time without seeing the boards Mr..
Mofphy won six of the games and The
other two were drawn. Tie play las.ed
ten hours. du'ia5 which time Mr.. Nor
ply never took the slightest refreshme nj.
and At the conclusion he dill not appear
to be much fiti-ueJ.
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Dk.rH or WILLIAM JAY.-Judge vii
liam jay. the last Of the children Of Chief
Justice Jaw his brohcr Peter Augusta,
having died in te44. and his two sis'ers
in 1870, died in the old homes ead--
which III. father inhabited before him
in Bedford. Wrs chester Co. y. Y on
Thursday last. in the 10Th year OF his
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The rsiss Of s~sicrdsy ssy- M~-srs J. n.
Fariy snt y NJ Harrison S.,f.. sre render.
sng az hog >imply fos kfe.se --Jesraei
Thi. V another Of Isaac " Bro-n's rrac
tienl i..ks- lie = certainly che greaie-, joker
Of the age.
Me.,rs } u EsT'y 4 c.. are doing 40 .uch
thing snd II n. n ilAfrissn s.. Il y only The
sesoains % sone orfoftasaie swins. that ha-
come o. iis death before .l.a.ht-r'ns time.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27

nAciro. "A New Y@k paper says
that some wealthy American gentleman,
10 high state Of racing feser. have de-
termined 10 challenge rare between
English and American horses for Sioo.-
900 four mile. heats over the Fashion
course.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27

rron Thursday las. there ,'ere
go. .0oo .ooo speeie in the v-uh Of the
New Yorks banks. Jus, one year pre-
viovs. these banks suspended specie pay
men, with &C. .oco 600 specie.
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u A respectable family 'lsst ~ili ad"r, a
he,lssy snd i'rfehs BY 18th COOL d'-Fo-'
,...n, sever ,~nr. ~. can h.Hr II an appsr'a
rit, ~ addressing Bss Isl. Tsrre Hae,e. CIV
,ur n.re ..,d address The N thss ~ The
bsy = ~tis~ lsd. In reduced e'rsu"s'soess
nd ts,sr ksaish
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srItis stated lhsre /. lady living i

xFl,is stated ,hsre is lady living in
Bloominggrose. Orange county. n. Y.
bv tho name Of Diana Brooks, who is one
hun red and fourteen years old, and vet
is intelligent and active. and walks
half mile to church every S.bbsh.
She was thirty two Years old when the
Declaration Of Independence was made
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A. rerfsp. ~. sses, eyrsr- .-er traorh,
- tifs srartst. sre THOSE ,srs hefng .s'ld by
w. c. Lrrro~ They - bryond all qaes
ifou. very deiiciea- We have tried them snt
spe.k frow The bosk. and u You qse-tion OF
right 20 Judge 20. buy and Judge g. your.
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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27
Extra session Of the Legislature

IL will be seen by reference to anoth~r col
a'nn that he Governor has issued his Proela
nation. calling az extra session Of the L-ss
laiure. TO convene o. the 2).h day Of fo,eln
bsr. This special session under the coasli
tutinn. can not extend beyond forty day. and
Il Il continues it, full constitutional limit II
viii s.ijs.srn oaiy few days before the r-gu
lar session which commences on The ThursJay
a~xt after the 6r.t MOndsy Of January The
regular sessions of the Legislature nay con
TIME sisty one days. 20 the two together will
extend the coming Legislature really. over
o',e hundred day..
We can oniy .nrmi,e The reasons for his
call but wiih even the d. sLts before " we Can
see % oi.i-ciian - IL On The contrary "
ieel Ike comn-ncing the Governor for it
Ne are s@ti-h~d. there is ~npugh legislation
necessary 10 ,xiricste Indiana from her vsfor.
innate csHdi,ion. To require at least one
h1ndr~d days labor. by an Industrious L-gi.
issur-
There j. much 90 hc done. and the worst
legislation Ia the world i that which i, has
lily done Time j., absolutely necessary to
'p-"rr good. constitutional taws
OF course the newly elected member. viii
meet on Saturday the "o,h Of November
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27

fF-rte French fear hat they are GO
ing TO 'ose prestige with the Chinese. be-
cause t'ic English receive forty Eve mil
lions 4 Fraares indemnity. while ,het
only r. ceiye tifieen millions.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27

EE The papers notice the eslracrdi
naty choss paying poscrs cfa Virginia
Young lady. Mss Theresc Raymond, Of
Albsma,lr county. va..who. after few
months study Of the game. beats all op
pcnents with amaxins rapidhy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-27

II The fndisps American IA. Al the bead
of the solumn. John &. Fremont f.r he rsesi
.iensy ~ ls6e. ard John W forprs fer thu
Vice Presidency.
BE cool. Thomas. il Is several wseksyel sn-
I'll lcoo.