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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

The time j. fast approaching Tor winter lee
tures. in many n The cities throughout The
Safe ne see that Literary .oei.lie, are invi.
ting distinguished speakers from abroad. to
address them. Prof Mitchell has commenced
SERIES - lectures at Indianapolis. on A-iron
omy and they pay him for zach lecture So
We do no, know h0w an arrangement Of lhs
lind Will .sccsed at Indianapolis. b.i in our
Judgment q would prove o. be fah re here
The people oight possibly my 10 sses dis
tinguishei man, tut ih.y viii not pay to bfar
az able leciufe. To sscurs an audience. pub
i'e lectures ~ thu city must be free. aud that
they may be free. lecturers must b. 80 ci,d
Of home IL j. The greatest po>- iblc folly 10
'rtd abroad FOR lectures We have enough
intell,etusl ability IN Trrre Hauis. l., leetare
Iearnediy and ably upon almas, any subject.
Il = unnecessary TO 20 r. m hume 10 proeufv
material Ii Tie Individual vii lecture Wilh
cut compensation. Of course the public can Re
invited Without charge at the door. aud then
an audience can De secured.
We hope steps may be Immediately taken to
awaken a public iuterest on Ibis suhjsct and
that may have. during the winter. a serie~
Of Literary, Seieuti6c and Historical pub.
lie lectures Who Will pat thu ball in no
tionl
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

TnE lit FArrD STEAMSHIP AUSTRIA The
rescued passengers and crew brought to New
York from Fayal state that the burning tar
bucket was tipped over on the mid ship part
Of the low or deck and ran instantly among the
bedding and clothes then lying about the
deck. The fumigation was being performed
as required by law, aud the fourth officer was
experimenting it. The captain was asleep
at the time. and being awakened 10y the smoke
and flame coming into his cabin rushed on
deck completely confused and incapable of
giving directions. lie was one of the frs, 10
jump overheard. Two vessels that were i'm
sight never went near the burning ship. al
though the wind was fair for them to have
done SO. Neither their names nor nation are
known. The Austria had a crew of l02 men
including officers, and 400 passengers. 6rst
and second cabins all full OF this mum er
about 200 were women and childr,n six Of
the passengers arrived at New Yook are NO
men, ore of whom lost all her children, four
in number.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03
October.

The Louisville Journal has the following
braniifal reference To the beautifule>t month
Of the year We have always loved thu
month. and ~ cur country Il is ,,a,on for
poets and Psiuter- 10 iey~l in. Octoh.r -
The very time to snj"y the animated crowds of
the city life and It 4, The time Of tunes to al
mire Gvd'- ma5vels "a tie count v. a, b.,
work, his wondrous change from summer to
winter. ani >cstters over the face ~ nature a
rainbow vel TO conceal he fleet, II decay :
shscing hnger-," a. he would >frew forget
ne rots over the gave e the flpwer, Octo
bsr may he sharp aud cold to u. but We love
It for II laughing skie~. IT. gorgrau- suns.ts.
and the brscing tones Of H. morbing saluia
tions. II paints tie cheek e beauty to make
IL look more IKE. he rose aud IL animatcs n e
step II manhood II ~ a new infusion II
natural vig"r. We mty ia the spring time
have fir'ed uith co ieiii-h April with 4 "
ers n her hair and tfr-ses lowing in the ver
nal brss bat octp'er. with her qpeeuly
gait. wrrathrd with the purple glpri,~ II the
vine her tram borne by Exercise aud Sport :
clothed il rare anh haEz'iug ,in,s h,r eve all
animation. and her steps all grace-she - oar
maturei love. and Ne arr 80 attached To her
that Nh,n We die Ne want ~ die with her -
Die n the leaves DO that fall IN October -
Beautiful in the eountr, her, 6rld- and for
es's CIV Ike many coiored frc>. and even
beautiful - the cry, which provid rt,slly l.
ceraI,-r skis aud the eri-p brecsr Of early
sutumn iill "th- benedic,ion cf The covering
F n. avrf- fall ike dew"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03
News ty Telegraph

4 hsrrid MASSACRE uccured or Yesterday in
New Yolk ery Amer Franei, Gou'ding. q
retired Hardware ~ rehanf. bal retired iih
his fanny fr th- -v~uirg. his son. fat
young man. counting home ia a state Of intoxi
cation. eei IA axe. aud g"irg 70 hi- father
room. nsadr a oiHr,icssu- attack on him--tht
fsth.r Nil die. The m Diher ra.hing 10 the
as-l~isl CO 81 hrr hu-lsf 4 uas also attacked
hy he infg lated som. aad h,Ily wounded -
tie then alta. ke'l thr tNo younger breiher~-
one w,ll toi I've. III n,atried sister viii he
bate. w. o.. nsxt s.e ,n hut sh- escaped -
The W. -er, ant glfl- r.t-iing 20 the rescue .
he faulty u~re mel g, The monster and -
horr p huieaered ih.t J.; J. thought neiths
Sill live The assassin q eu go,ng 70 hi, owl
room -od ,fssr l.eAios tie door. blev out hi
own brssu~
The Couldns family vsre highly respected
hat tbes hsd rs-.d I.si yssag man. and thi
8. the rcs.lt
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03
Domestic Recipes

SCENTED OILS. Some Of these are
sold By perfumer. at very high profit,
they can all b. prepared at very sa ali
expense. T.ke quart Of common olive
oil, and heat it in a sto9eware vessel u,
to 2l27 then add halt an ounce of sal
soda. and stir all f,r fifteen minutes.
Allow the oil TO cool. and a sediment
vii fall to the bottom; pour off the cl ar
and scent it With any Of he essential oils
such as rosemary, bergamoi, aud leycn
der One fourth OF An ounce OF essen
tIal oil will scent quart Of the prrpar
ed oil. which !. very excellent for ,h'
hair. and equ ! 10 Rowland's celebra'e,
Maccassar oil. sold At such ex;ravagan
prices.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

fy- 4 married man WHO WAS sued for
breach of promise Of marriage, 4, Brook
lyn, New York. d,murred 10 tie COM
p ant hat. az BE- could not legally make
such promise while married, aud per
folmance Of he contract would be Illegal
by reason OF his existing marriage, such
an action could not be maintained. The
city Judge ovcrraled the demurrer. and
the damages OF the plaintiff were assess
ed by jury at five thousand dollars.
On appeal TO the general term the decis-
lon was affirmed.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

Ec-There is no species Of physical
deformity So repusuaut to the sight, and
vet so common-and in majority Of
caseS self iufiici-as pair Of round
shoul lerS. Ii is deformiiy especially
common in this country. The bfe II
tas'ra'ad ranks il among our national sin.
and observes:-
We are very laig ly a nation OF stoo.
pers. from the farmer IN his shirI-slceves
TO the advocate at his table. Tn re is
not the sli- htest necessity for thi~. and il
is as ungainly as il is unhealthy Boys
who have lendency to ''lop" should be
ma lc 10 sirsightcn themse YES .andif kind
counsel viii not bling them to theil
perpendiculars. ridicule should be res.
ortcd TO aud perscvered in until III,
;hins is done. There Is probably nor
more than t~o pair Of STOPPING shoul
ders in a hundred which stoop un lvoida
bly Free exercise Of the muscles o
he ches'. back. AMI Al iom,n, in the c
rect position. will cure tie evil Walk
inc has no tendency 10 DO tbs.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

u "TUKrLs CAsH SroRE." is one Of the in.
-'ituiions. See, in his large advertisement
the superior quantity Of all kinds Of good.
he has on hands. ard examine carefully tie
New system be has iusugura,ed. by which
he s determined TO sell lower than the lowest
for cash. There is no telling uha, energy. in
dpsiry and determination will DO. The hi.
7 Is never behind the times, and never vii. be
You can get The FOIL value Of your money there
and yoa eau also get a fiue quality Of gsod
eau be found in this market
Read every word Of hi- advertisement =
The New system" Is little ahead OF al
competition.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03
wllis stated tha, Mr.. Buchanan

HEIl is stated that Mr.. Buchanan is
making arrangements 10 reproach the peo-
pie for not obeying his bidding at the
polls. by giving burial ia for, ign Offices
70 those who were destroyed by the Le-
compton plague. But the Southern pol
iicians are < ing enough of'his- They
say. aud say truly that the conduct Of
the Administration mu-t inevitably had
10 the annihi alton of he ID, mocratic
party. Cciiain il is. that ~ sur,r steps
could have been taken TO that end than
have cen taken already.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03
Giants.

The bed Of Ogwas IL feet long and Z
feet broad The height OF Goliah was
| feet--hs Goa, weighing l5o pounds
and his spear head 10 pounds. The bo.
dy Of Orestes' son of Agamemnon. lead
er Of the Grecian expedition against Troy.
was iit high. The Giant Galbara.
brought from Africa 10 Rome. in the first
century. A. ID was 10 feet high. and a
woman 10 feet. Maximus ma i've of
Spain. the Roman Emperor. was fee,
high. Maximus. originally from Thrace.
another Roman Emperor, was 81 feet
high. His wife's blac'ets served him
for finger rings. His streng h was such
that lie could draw loaded wagon,
break horses 4w with hi> ist. crush
the hardest stones with hi, fingers and
cleave trees with his hands His voraci
ty was equal to his strength, eating 40
pounds of flcsh and drinking 10 bot,l S
wine daily. Byrne and o Brien. liish
Giants, were eight feet high. A Ten
ness, can giant lately died. " feet hish,
weighing more than one thousand pounds
The kentucky giant was feet and / |
inches high. The Canadian giant feet
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03
VOL. XVII. NO. IS.

lnE LADIfs ALwArs m an = iaay
said to her friend. who was aboui goif e
into the store o. n very excellent met
chant WHO had paid all his debts. Don't
go into that s'cre TO buy any th'rg.
they have not failed yet"
The same lady advised another friend
10 send to SAMUEL SWAN & Co. OF An-
gusia. Georgia. for Lottery Tickets. be-
cause hey bad no, failed yci--condemn.
ing the one for lie same reason that she
recommends the other.
Hal this lady known as we do that
SwAS & CO paid that capi al prize Of
sos. 600. TO the fortune holder in phila-
delphia just sixteen days after the draw
ing. whirh t'o1 place April 2ith las'.
she would IN all probability have ad,is-
ed her friend differently.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

ABuxDAxcK or MoxKr-The increase
Of unemployed capital in N,~ York, has
brought the RAGS of interest lower than
ever before known. Cal loans an Cow
ernmeut securities have iun as low as "a,
manly. however, to 3 aud 81. first
class bu.in'ss paper is done for 81 TO ,
per cent; second class 6 Ia T. Consid-
erable inyes;men in the new Govern.
ment loans have h,en made for forcigA
account.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

u "Tns FRrScH sroRE." that elegant es.
tsblishneui, kept at No. l6. Main street. aud
presided over ty the accomplished salesman,
Mr. ZoLrzzi. j. no~ filled with = most sp,er-
did lot Of dry and dress goods o: ali k.Ld..-
There j. world Of taste displayed IN The se
lection Of this stock. and public anxiety q,
know how such goods can be sold for prices
80 low.
See what is said in the advertisement IN to
day. issue. aud then 60 aud see II docs no
tell the truth.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03
xe-Helene Borraris. for some wears

Es-Hclene Borzaris. for some years
one OF the maids OF honor Of the Queen
Of Greece. and so conspicious for her es-
traordinary beauty as 10 become oneofthe
most attractive lionness at Athens and TO
cause just sensation among the
English tourists visiting the city Of Min
erva. is the daughter Of the Suliot hero.
Marco Bozzaris. whose name is SO Ia
milisr through Haleck's noble poem.
She is now married. says the New York
Evening Post. 10 Frenchman (former.
~ memb the crops Of the gallant
philhellorcs. at pres ut colonel IN the
Greek army. and had OF tie military
academy at the Piracus) and a, become
the mother Of a blooming family.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03
a wnoLr FAurn BvnSr TO DEArm,-

4 WHOLE FANfA Burnt To DEArH,-
The house O.. Hiram Robinson, on the
Kalamazoo plank roa J, eight miles from
Grand Rapid, Mich, was burned on
Tuesday night last. aud Mr.. Robinsons
his VIII. anl their two children. one an
.fant and Ihc other il tie giil about }
wears oil burnt 10 death. IL is suppos-
ed 10 have caught from stove pipe
While the family we're all asleep. and
none Of the ncighbors knew anything
OF the FIRE until the next morning.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03
tired - her room 10 weep


AsrHws Psrss.-l'er-ons SUBJECT 10 attacks
Of spasmodic sshna viii receive some relief
dusing The paroxy.u,S. by iohaiing fumes CIV
en OF from burning paper prepared With sslt
petre The p1peT should be Loose and White.
the sa,ue as that used fv absorbing ink blois.
and Il should not contain any hbers Of wool
-Four ounces Of salipeire dissolved IA a pint ol
tor the purpose. The paper - soaked N thu
Tor few unuuies. then taken out aud dfitd
thoroughly. T. - then cut into pieces fcu'
inches sqasre. aud one Or TIVE pieces burned
when required. Paper prepared IA rsi> man
ner gives ont considerable amount of fre.
oxygen gas when 4 A. barned This has beer
tr.ed With good ELECTS
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

EgDouglas Jerrold say ~ ha'.
ever dirty-shirtcd philosophers may lay
to the contrary. harery is a fine so.
oial thing-the beautiful hanimaid of
life ca.lins flowers and oloiirr'u. herbs
n the paths of men. who. crushing cut
The sweets. cu'ls NJ their noses as they
snuff the odor, and walk half an inch
higher TO heaven by what 'bsy ,rca up
on
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

IcThe passports issued { ON the
State Department since Gen. tass has
been Secretary. numbvr near.y ii.ooo,
and as each pa sport viii. upon an aver
aye. cover three persons in family. the
es imat, Is iha, 33. 900 Americans have
gone abroad for trav during tic lss'
ish.ecn months, and as each i suppos-
{ TO have spent upon an average ST.
90. tie total sum carried out of the
country in that way is eel down al $685..
600 600.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

Ir On Monday evening" last large parry
assembled n an imposing residence close tn
the SIKH avenue IN New York ei'y for ths
purpose of Witnessing wedding ceremony
~hieh wa ,xp.cteG 10 take place A. seven
o'clock. precisely The bride. BRIDESMAID
aud yroomsmcn wrre awaiting thr arrival Of
the groom the Church Of he Holy Comma
mon wa lighted up Tor The occasion. and =
large number of friend, of the parties were
congregsted within b. But the hour can =
and passed and no bridegroom made hi aP-
peararsc AID a. the party Sat m wonder and
consternation a letter arrvei-a brief and
snony ymous epi>tlr stating hat he vas unabl'
TO faiill his engagement. and expressing r.
gret and all thst sort Of thing for the dissf
pointment TIE name of the gay dceeiver y
said TO be Cole formerly of New York bot
now the proprietor Of large drug store IN
some small town ~ Arkan-a~ NJ ini'ina
ton va. given Of b.. future intention. OF any
thing sail 10 throw light uPon h. ny~tsfioa =
conduct The company were all dismissed
and the sighted bride that was TO have been
retired u her room 10 weep
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

II Every mile OF the Terre Haute aud in-
dianapolis Railroad. optslde the corporate
limits of towns and cities, = i.need. Th's
makes accidents from stock being on the
track mex, to Impossible.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

A Rcsrs RaSk -Son',bcdy. whose person
siity 30; d~isf'ninrd. bet Who has assumed
The names Il ,. L. Smith sud J. Z. Hall. a
week or tso since. sss up shop Al Piusfeld,
rlke csuniy. Illinois. uadsr the title Of The
HIGHLAND Back. and is-asd five aud SO nose.
very freely. one hfm IN the ecuuiy va grrsi'
cuoaxh 70 take about fifteen hundred dollars
-hlch he bogus bankers refused 10 redeem On
presentation Al their Counter.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

TnE ADNINIsrKATIoS AND DEMstkA-
cY.-The occasional correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Press. Gays that it is seri-
ously and terribly the fact that the Ad-
ministra,ioh IS determined to adhere 10 As
obnoxious karsas test outstanding
the sigma. rcverses that have besallen lis
policy in OHIO. lndiana AMI Psuusylya-
MIA.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

II refer attention 10 " EaLsSesR's DO
tee Of specsaeles aud Glasses. Mr r. hav
ing studied rnd,r experienced ortscisus ~
Europe j. prepared 10 furnish lenses precise
" suited for each particular eye. This i
great advantage 10 psrson~ compelled - uss
-pecsseles. aud should secuse 10 Mr. T. iargs
patronage.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

~ Green Nicioria has sent over TO the Em
peror Napoleon an odd. and perhaps an omi
nous present; j, Is nothing more os lee. than
HEAsss. a. lugubriously elegant a. black shk
aud velvet can make II. To be sars, IL passe~
a. the hear-e Of The late Gen Boaapsrie. ou
ahieh he was conveyed to his last hel,l, under
he supervision Of sir Hudson Love.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03
Bank Failure.

PEoErA. 1T. Oct. &c Great excite
ment exists b, r. on acc unit OF the fill
ure of Curtiss sS 60 bankers, Of this ci
~. Threats are made Of mobbing the
banking house an private residences ol
members Of lhc firm.
The military have heen notified TO b
in readiness for any attack.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03
Personal.

The election in this State being now over.
The returns all in and the public mind al resi
We propose 10 somewhat change the character
Of the ESrREss, and make Il a more acceptable
Psper To the general reader. While We will
keep our readers advised a. 10 the political
events Of the day. We will also have in our
columns all the errsnt news that floats on the
sea Of newspsperdom We expect to make
arrangements TO have the telegraph one day in
ssivspee Of that received by foreign papers
We iatend to have a local column filed from
day 10 day. with all the incidents occurring
in the city. We will give the home and for
.ign markets. and NE will make the ExratSs
more Interesting aud useful paper.
To DO all this. however. We must have the
patronage Of the citizens Of Tsrre Hauie Our
circulation must be extended We want st
least Fioe Hundred DAILY SsLscribers This
number will Justify u ia doing what We pro
pose to do When our Daily circulation reach
ss this number. We can then afford To give
much more reading matter each day. than
heretofore. We shall spare no labor. no pains
aud no expense 10 make the FxrREss all that our
citizens may desire. We will have reporter
at Indianapolis during the session Of The lie
gislature who will rrport oaily the proceed
ings Of that body. and. We will have during
the winter. Congressional news. twelve hours
in advance OF the cineineiunati papers.
Will the citizens Of Tcrre Hsuie aid u IN
this .natterl We wi'l carry out this enter
prize II We meet with proper encouragement
Take our paper. and We Will keep you posted
In all the eufreLt events OF the day.
Mr. y. SiLvEHrnvES who i now connect
ell with this Office. and who will act In the ca
pac,iy of local editor. AID business agent
generally. will, in few days. call on our eiti
sens aud solicit extension Of the Daily cir
culaiion the ExFRrss. aud II this effort m eets
with the appreciation Of the people We " Ill
soon be publishing paper that all may read
with interest aud advantage.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

II Dr. M,ekSi~s of Evansville. j. general
~ considered the most skillai and sessnli6r
oeuli>; IN The wc.teru country By years o
undivided attention aud study both IN ihi'
country and Europe he has attained Per
fsc,ion IA that department q the Profession
us~qaalled by sry ether man ~ are aware oi
aad ne would advise all Who may be "a an
fortunate a. 10 De sffiieted ~ish disease .
the eye TO place ihcm-,lvcs unjes his treat
menf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

TT BY reference To our advertising columns
il will be seen thst our County Commis>ion
er- are taking the initiatory steps, {" place an
iron fefce around he Court Hou-e square
This Of course will meet the appreciation of
every citizen. The Square as itis. very much
mars the beauty II our city. and Il shonld not
only be- iuc!ss,i but graded 10 corre-poud
with the elevated condition Of the .lrcrts.-
The fence. W. unIer.tand i TO be II the most
substantial character. Of wrought iron aud se
esrcly fastened on a stone basement.
All public Improvements should be Perna
neut. They shoali be built to lat not only
Tor tii-. hut fer coming generations Thi~
fence -tauid bc such one, that not only
new but ever after u will be an ornament TO
Tho city We hope The Commissioners, whilr
they will exercise = c mmeudablr economy ~
this matter will no, he peEurious IN the *
yeudiiure necessary to make this fence. all
that he citizens Of his city and county may
d.sire.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

IL A piece Of prGrlhed wool vith asorew
perfect, formed ~ q. vs- recently found one
hundred aud illy feet beneaik The surface si
the earth near Pauols. AI.si>-lppi. IL vas
embedded IN what appeared 10 have been =
block Of hickory wood twelve or 6fseen inch.'-
square.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

Il There {. 70 doobs bui Admiras Keliesi
4 ths British -quadron. has INSTRUCTIONS iron
Her Naie>tys Governmeut 10 prevent ~
landing Of hlAbus,.f. 10 Central America.
The Indications are ths. The fresijent y III
shortly issue prosl4mstion with /. yier Il
pftvsst lie s,oisisea Il tLs nes,raii'y Avs.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

Hco cnoLsRs-rh,. disease. We learn. j.
raging in the ncightorhood of Carlisle. Sulli
van county. We bear Of one man, tso miles
es., Of hat place. who lost 100 bead out o.
100. and E.qr. Van Fossen. few miles west
lost 30 oct Of lot he bad refused Al 600 for
lhs veek Lelors.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

u We are informed that The Terre Haute d
Richmond Railroad Company oontcml late
erecting line OF Telegraph from this c'ly Ia
indianapolis. ii, much needsd--and We
,hnk IL would pay.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

II We have evi ience Of The presence Of
burglars in cur midst. One of our eitizens
was rablei "Wednesday night Of ss0.-the
thief sisali.g his panialaou- from under hi'
kead. Fasien all doors aud windows a,
night.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

Iowa ELEcrios. Returns have been received
from all the eoenties in the upper Dis;rirt Of
Iowa bat one, Menons, which is too small 10
.a-et the result al all, aud they show that
yandever. the Republican candidate. has 9.
COO majority over Lsfingwell for Congress -
This Is gain Of nearly 900 on the Repobli.
can majority for Jones two years ago. aud
shows that lows can be counted 70 The last.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-03

j. We learn that Mr.. Samu Paddock re
ccived despatch. at noon, on Thursday, IN.
forming him that his son James Paddock had
been seriously injured on the railroad at Baf
falo, y. Y No particulars given.