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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-22

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOX YOUNG
LADIES.
ffIHE undefaisn.d propose to conduct In the City Of
Il LyEchburg, commencing ON Monday 18th OF January.
1855 Boarding and Day School Tor young Ladies' with
preparatory department for young Misses including Mas
tors under IL year, of age.
They take leave 10 say 10 the public that lbeir system
of educ:ton is destined to be thorough their discipline
parental and that tne progress Of the young Ladies' whom
the kind preferences of parents and guardian, may
trust their care will be tac ouy claim which they shal
prefer TO public patronage.
Mr. WILLIAMSON, who has had much experience as a
teacher Ia ncxon with college, well young
ladies' seminary while hr does propose abandon his
profession Of law will lecture the school daily, An
cicnt and Modern Languages and Mathematics.
Board per session OF ten month";, including fuel
lights, washing &C.. with no extras. e2oo
schools Of equnl grade IN Virginia. Pupils In
charged except for the time they arc In sltcndanse
MRS s. Z PAGE.
Mrs. Williamson refers to Hon. VIM e. Preston, Gov.
John B. lloyd and Prof Cshcll University of Virginia.
Mrs. Page refer. TO Right Rev. Bishop Meade Rev R
K. Gursy Washington, D. C., and Rev. John NJ. P. At
kiEsoa, ID. d President OF Hampton Sydney College
Dec 95--elm
INFIRlIAKY OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
rUNllS institution located at the corner OF Marsha and
IL College streets. in convenient and airy situation
10 open for the reception of patients throughout the
All persons recurring Medical Surgical aid except the
insane md persons Affected wi ccnta2 diseases
admitted into s wards.
The accommodations ar the sick are complete and pr
vs,e rooms are provided oi patients desiring them
Tho patients are under the charge Of the Professors o
the College aided by experienced Re,dent Physician
The charges io Board Medical Attendance, Nrr'lng and
Medicine, ere, for
White patients. s6 per week
P PGlSssa en- to elS do. do.
BY arrangement with the proprieors of the Belle
Hospital in cases requiring surgical operation, ir
addition to the above rates fec varying from 81 to
$50 in different cases. win be charged Tor the operation
The particular tees may be ascsrsined on application &c
either the attending Surgeons to tho President OF the
lnhrmary
All charges to be paid the removal Of the patient
Persons in the country desiring 10 send patients to the
nHrmary To obtain information concerning IT, may al
dress tho President or the Steward
Attending surseons-profs. GIBSON, PxrIcoLAs and
WELLFoRo.
Attending physcinns-Profs. TUCKER and CONWAY
Resident Physlcian-MARIoS Howard NJ. D.
Steward-F.M PARRISH
President-L. 2. JoYSEs. NJ. D. Plan l3-c3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-22

To the Manufacturers Of these Instruments (Stenway
Sons New York. and W. Cache Co., Baltimore,) prize
Medals of the highest order have been awarded in
petition with tho best makers; az instance:
Two First Prize Medals 1T the Metropolitan Fair Wash
ION, March, 1855.
First Prize Gold Medal American institute Crystal Pa
lace, New York, November, 1855.
First Prize Gold Medal, Maryland Institute, Baltimore
November 1885,
First Prize Medal. American Institute Crystal Palnce
New York, November, 1856.
All Instruments sold at this establisment warranted
for i've years, and kept In tune for two years wthou.
charge
To accorpmodste purchasers from the country, will
put up the Instrument myself at any place desired.
Several Pianos for sale, and old and
instruments for hire.
alao for aaIa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-22
By GODDIN Il APpTKSOI- 1I7Ts

H..nOHS.--on FRIDAY The :tnt J5nuGry n. &C
"s'ocn wiz sell seven Likely als: cs-;wC rrca arG
% y" "hd io"r chi.irrn. Nv o'dcr OF the ixecu'or
nm ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-22
SCHOOLS AAn anLIEaEa.


EIGNEST:.,D
Z fiiis ScAoo will >" rou7uct -" r;rns yoIr un.
DCLPu.
TERMS IS FOLLOWS, VIZ:
40 - ho,'ti-, = u
Music n
Nh charge Tor Medical services rendered by Dr. Mason
ne session vii! commence the Iii U. February
hsst ana c6n;inu" iii the laa of November following
-, Address nr George Macon, Mf.. Mary a. Iohr-
iicN-i"i"' va Jan iG-c.Iw
JEFFERSOS ACADEMY.
'Ethh Nincieenih Ahnuh Session will commence on
= the 18th Instant and close en- the l7,h urrembor
oi1"ins. WIZ vacation OF che month in Summer
The above Institution Is situated Immediately on the
south Side Railroad. twenty five miles We.t from Peters
burg, In neishtorhood proven Lia for health and mo-
rally. '' ''N -"
Good Boari can be Obtained In iie immcsl. ,icni,;
ut the Academy upon reasonable terms.
Terms, pr Session RI Ten Months:
Tuition In English Branche- eos
Languages, 10
Address, Fords Depot, Dinwiddir, Va.
Jan b-ctFcl TUOS. r. ktLER. prncinsl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-22

GILBERT sTEWAKT's PORTRAIT OF
WASHINGTON,
PRINTED N OIL COLORS
HNEERYBODY who rev+rrs tho memory Of that grcc-
IA a1d good throughout the land, should serd
- copy this truly beautiful picture.
Fine Impressions, Arshesauc God Mounted only g! c
single lrool. psper, g
For convenience. Te:rances .,r tho b:f acIs. s.. l.
may be msdtin stamps.
Pictures caefuly rolled and sent ilIee) pcr pos.
Addres DEVERECXs co.
Athensum. Washington Square, Philadelphia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-22

"A PERPETRATORS SALE OF NEGRO
roI.II'"s day =, 10 O'Clock, We will sell likely
N',' nov, hlne years old Sold by order OF the sj.
htIto. - HordicaI Abraham drcc,sr,
jan - DICKINSON NIL 4 co A.~..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-22
AUCTION SALES.
re- DICKINSON, HILL &; co. A..

ri EGSOES-Niil be .0id by US rhis morning ., :.
o'clock. i2likry Se?rors. consisting OF Ntp Row
nhi Gii!s, and Won.n ani Children
Jan =" DICKINSON. BILL l. Co ACES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-22
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

LAW PARTNERSHIP.
wa. y. WATSON. sAa't pAYtr
WATSON Il BAYLY,
ATTORNEYS At law
DRACTlCE in nil the courts OF the city Of Richmcs5
IL and counties of honrlcn and Chester6eld.
VIM +. Watson. United stsles CORNERSTONE snI Goa:
missioner In Chancery
Samuel T. Iayly, Cornnssoner oi United s:s.es cour:
| of Claims Commissioner Of Dceds, etc, and S9tcr-
Public.
| Office on Bank s'rec;, in GoJd!n'' Building.
Jan 4--6m
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-06

rHK DrKL AT RIcnxoSD.-The ieie-
graph has briefly informed us Of the oc-
currence Of a duel near RichmCnd. Va.
on Friday last. The Richmond Wig.
Of SATURDAY, gives the following account
Of The affair
About sunrise yesterday morning =
duel was fought in a retired spot just be-
yond Fairfield Race Course. between
Mr.. O Jennings Wise. one OF the edl-
tors OF the Enquirer. and Hon. Sherrari
Clemens. representative in Congress
from the Wheeling District, in this State.
The weapons used were duelling pistols.
and the distance ten PAGES. or less than
thirty feet. Three shots were ,xchsng-
ed wi houi effect. AT tie fourth the ball
from Mr. wise's pistol struck Mr. Glenn
ems on the right thigh little below the
hip aud passed through. causing a scri-
Gus fracture OF the bone. Mr.. Wise was
uninjured. The praties then returned 20
the city and NJ. Clemens was conveyed
20 his hotel. where he now lies under sur
gical treatment. The wound. we untet-
stand has a. yet caused but little suffer
Ing. or. rather he has thus far eyinced
the utmost for,itude. maintaining the com.
posure which he Is said 10 have exhibited
on the field. The difficulty grew OF. Of
certain structures Ia the Inquirer c. Mr..
Clemens course In connection with Judge
Brokenbrough's and Mr.. Letcher's claims
TO he Goyernorship.
Mr.. Prior. editor Of the Richmond South
was summoned before the Magistrate to
give evidence in relation 10 the duel, that
might warrant the issue against the prin-
cipals. Six hours close examination failed
to elicit any statement from him TO Grim
inate the parties. ii was expected he
would be committed for contempt ofcourt
By evasive answers,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-06

prs on else understands. With the Buchanan
Democracy. who inteLdt force black labor 10.
to free Territory, IN order that j. may become a
cempeer m the free hite labor II the North
Are you With Hughes, and Bright. aud vii.
lard, and Cso1eriy. ia their efforts 10 place the
slave equal footing with the poor white
man. or rather are you with Jefferson. aud
Washington. aud Franklin, asd Webster, and
Clay. aud Henry ia their unqualified opposi
tion 10 the extension Of slavery D. you.
with Buchanan. say that slavery j. national.
or do you think IL can only exist by virtue of
positive legislative enaclmentf Do you, ith
Hughes, say that Popular Sovereignty is a
popular bnmbug." or 40 you not regard il as
one Of the nalienable rights Of freemenl Do
you think. with Bright. that the principle Of
submitting Constitution 10 the direct vote Of
the people. a rieioas principle. or DO you not
rather regard the right To voice in making
our Constitutions aud our laws. as Revolu-
tionary right. as dear as individual liberty
aud one not to be sunenderedi
Look at these things. aud then answer those
questions.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-06
The Hoosier State published at New

The Hoosier State published at New
port in Vermillion County says;
There is no telling what strange fan
tastc tricks men will cut before high hesv.
en-" asiS evidenced by the following from
the last Week-fy Terfe- Hau'e Journal:
VERMILLIoS CoUNrY We saw two
gentlemen from VermilIon county, yes
terdav. one from Clinton and the other
from Highland. They give II as their
Judgment that Henry SEoREsT will carry
Thai county At the October election
This information may be relied upon az
coming from men of sound discretion and
who would not state what they did not
believe The Republicans blow and
buster greatly about Davis carrying Yer.
million. but that is their cid game, and
usually won't winl
Henry Sccrest carry Vermillion county
Well. hot beats anything in the brag line
We ever did see or hearl We venture L
assert boldly and aboveboard that there
is not a single Democrat OF any note II
this county who will risk his reputation
for veracity upon such an assertion. NJ
man OF f"sound discretion in either par
ty Jelsere what Is stated by the Journal.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-06

S4~crLAR.-Mrs. Marshall. Of Tsliahatchec
county, Mss, lady somewhat advanced in
years and very corpuleut. (her usual weight
is over two hundred ponuds) went out IN her
carriage fer days siuce to call upon friend,
and upon her return home was caught in a
vioien, storm A largo tree was blcvn down,
and fell directly across her carriage. between
her and the driver. literally smashing the
body Of tie carriage TO atoms. and yet neither
she nor the driver vas injured in the slightest
degree BY the tree or the shivered atoms Of
the carriage body. The steps, which were
iron and folded NJ inside the carriage. pro-
t-cted her feet from being crushed beneath the
log The fright threw Mr.. Marshall into 8
severe spell Of sickness. aud had the yer,
singular feet also Of turning her head quite
grsy
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-06
The Magnifcence of the Kremlin

Bayard Taylor in a recent very inter-
esting letter from Moscow, thus describes
the internal spiendor Of the ancient palace
Of the Cars:
The plain exterior Of the building gives
10 hint Of the splendors within. 1 have
seen all the palaces Of Europe with the
exception Of the Escurial. but cannot
now recall one in which the highest pos
sible ma snihcance SO snbSersient TO good
taste. as here. Iulaid floors. Of such
beautiful design and such precious wood
that you tread upon them with regret:
capitals, ccrrices and ceilingsoiiiis Of
gold: walls oyeflaid with fluted silk; giant
eaudelbra Of silver and mslachite, and
the soft CLEAN Of many tinted marbels.
combine TO make this a truly lmperialres
idence. The grand hall of ST. George.
all in white and gold. is literally incrus-
ted with ornamental carved work; that
OF St. Alexander Nevesl1yi Is sumptuous
in blue and golc; of ST. Vladimir in Grim
son and gold; while in that of 1t. Eliza
beth, the walls are not oyerlsid with gold
and the furniture of massive silver. but In
the centre of every door is a Maltess cross
formed Of the largest diamondsl The
eye does not tire of the unwonted splen-
dor. nor does il seem difficult TO dwell
even in such dazzling halls.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-06
WHEN 4 AM OLD.

when an oid--sns. . hos soon
VIII ufe's sweet morning yield 10 noon
Aud Moons broad. fer,eni, earnest iighs
b shaded Ia ne solemn night
Tu iike story we'll uigh told.
Nill sc1n nay llfc-~ hen ! am old.
when am old. this breezy earth
Will lose f0g me iis voice of mirth-
Tie streams viii have an undeTione
OF sadness not bg night thr.r o~ni
Ana spring, sweet so~el IA vain unfold
Ia ro-! cAarms-elsn an old.
When ! an old. ny flisnis VIII 30
Old. and iuhrin. aut bowed, Ike me;
Or else their oaa.es meath ihe sot,
Their spirits eliing safo with God;
The old eharcb bell ~i.l long have lollsl
Above tie ~ .>--s ben sm old.
when am old, Ia rather bend
Thus ssdly o'ersach baried friend.
Than see them isss The earnest truth
That marks The friendship " our youth;
Twill De - SAD 10 have them cold
or sirunget - ne--When 2m old.
Ere ain old the time Is no~.
For youth s.ts iigh. ~ on my brow:
Ny limbs are nrnl. aud strong. and free,
Lite has y Thousand charAs tor me,
Charms that long their infaence hold
Within nay heart--eFc am old.
Ere am DIDO. let me give
Ny life TO learning hsr fo lice
Then shalt meet with willing heart
Al early summons 10 depart,
Or fni my lengihened days consoled.
BY Goassseet peaee-when an old.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-06

IANErfs DoSE orr OF Jos ny \ RLvelu
TIoS.-The Government Established at the
Spanish end Of The I.land Of Hayli. known a.
81 Domingo. month or two since. conceived
the project Of changing the Capital from St.
Domingo City. on the coast. 10 Santiago.
some fifty miles OF in the interior II w,s
deemed advisable t. have railroad from the
new Capital 20 st Domingl City. A number
Of Yankees hearieg of the PROJECT. sailed from
Boston few days since. FOR the island. with
the hope Of obtaining the contract TO build
the railroad. but they had scarcely started on
their expedition when news was received that
the people Of ST. ID ,mingo, indignant at the
slight thrown upon thea bad started new
revolutions, which was once succt ssful. o.
course Santiago will BE- denuded Of the new
hpnoss. aud the pr"po-vd railroad. IN eonse
queace. rendered s"esc">sary.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-06
The Elmo Arts

We hsve jusi seen letter from Mr. GroRGr
faxsS. of New York. 10 friend n this city,
10 ~hlch that most distinguished ARTIST an.
noonee~ the probability of Ais visiting Terre-
Hau,e during tbs rae-ia, II cary N Novem
l.cF. When he ,xpeci. 10 asmain somesiDe.--
Mr. lI>s~ l. withest rival. A. Painter Of
Cabisst portraits. and We cen gratalsts our CT.
iirens upon the oPportunity. his stay IN onF
city will Afford ihera. Il obtaining pirtarcs oi
themselves snd their friends which viii pcs.
sess The doable merit Il faithful likeness, aud
high excellence a. works of srt Specimens
- kss style are in possession Of Nessrs JsoOs
ID and Ss~csl : Esstr who will, no dorhs
take gess pleasure IN exhibiting them to all
vho may be interested in seeing them.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-06

MoRE TREAsURY PLUNDER-The W ashington
States says certain facts have come into its
possession which viii enable it, before the
meeting OF Congress to show up. in its true
light the ruonstrous Claim on the Treasury Of
the United States. amounting to over 81 600.
100 for the debt in Oregon. The States
adds a combination OF men. in high and
low positions. composed Of bankers. and il Is
said Senators. aud their abeltors. are getting.
OF have already got. the control of this im
mense CLAIM. aud will astempt TO force IL
through Congress at The next session. These
spectators. We understand. have had their
agents at work in Oregon, laying up the dif-
ferent claims against the Government. based
on the most exlTsvagant rstes for a few cents
on dollar. The facts before VI. We think.
will enable US 10 show up this whole matter
in It's true colors and expose one % the great
est attempts 10 deplete Uncle Sans Treasury
that has ever before been made"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-06
rrSeveral years ago. James Young

rrSeveral years ago. James Young,
a wealthy citizen Of Milford township.
Butler county. deceased. leaving prop
erty valued at 100000. to be equally de-
sided among his FIVE children Suisse
Quently the homestead was sold 10 Mr..
Williamson. who has resided upon II
since the sale. A few days ago Mrs.
w found an old Spanish half dollar
while in closet sweeping near CHM
ney in the main sitting room. She en-.
l'uued 10 sweep. and soon after found
several coins OF similar character. r.
membering Mr.. Young's forrser habits
curiosity was excited. and she sent Ion
her hu band to whom SIC exhibited her
prizes. They then Instituted search. and
in few moments found a crack in the
side OF the chlranes. and upon clearing
away the so,ne rubbish they found de
nosit Of II 80 in old Spanish coins o
all denominations. each piece Of whicl
was date a. far back 1928. Mr. Wal
hanson Immediately sent for the heirs o
the deceased. and urrendered 10 then
the entire amount. The heirs. however
insisted upon paying Mr.. w. asd ais Ia
dy a reward OF $500.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-06

BRixs Bur CoxNoS HI>ToRY.-I saw
him first at a social party. He took but
glass Of wine, and that at the request
OF young lady with whom he convers-
ed.
saw him next. when he supposed be
was unseen, taking glass to satisfy the
slight desire formed by his social indul-
gence. lie tho't there was no danger.
| saw him again with those OF his own
sge, meeting al night 10 spend a short
time in convival pleasure. lie said il
was only innocent amusement.
met him next. late in the evening. in
the street. unable TO reach home. took
him thither. lie looked ashamed whe a
We next net
him next reeling in the street.
\ confused stare was on his countenance,
and words Of blaspLemy were on bis
tongue. Shame was gone
/ saw him yet once more. lie was
,ale. cold. mo,ionless. and was carried
| by his friends TO bis last resting place
In the small procession that followed, ey-
cry head was east down. and seemed 10
shake with uncommon anguish.
His fathers gray hairs were going 10
the grave in sorrow. HIS mother wepl
70 think that she had given bisth to such
child.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-06

GlRI RsscUtD FRos rHE AoRNozs-An
case was lately tried before lodge
Eckles, Al Great Salt Lake CITY. for three days
on writ Of nabeas corpus. brought on behalf
of an Englshman named Polydore. to recover
the custody of his daughter, who IA. brought
TO Utah by her mother. and wa then 10 the
family Of one ofthe Mormon elders. The girl
was delivered up To the L. ;. Aarshzi 10 be
retarued 10 her father.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-06

FAr.-The late news about the Paris
fashions" is somewhat startling. Eat
is the rage. Ladies cultivate it. They are
devouring vast quantities of butter, NASH
ed rose leaves. AMI such like. The En-
press is quite eorpulent, which accounts
for the style. The fashion will be hear
before long. We hail it with 10y"
\ new era is dawning. Our girls will
stop eating slate pencils and chalk. and
commence par;aking literally Of roast
beef and baked beans. They will rise
siIh the lark. They will exercise. VIII
30 women. hl to be mothers.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-06
questions.

MANsrifD. Ind, Sept IL. 1888
Ma. HuDsoN There is good deal Of com.
plant at ths office by the subscribers 10 the
Express. on the account Of them not receiving
their papers at the proper time. The mail Tor
this Office leaves Terre Haute every Friday
morning, passes through our place aud on to
Portland Mills. the terminus of the rouse. the
same day ; aud the Espress. which is publish
ed on Wednesday, should reach Us on that
day but, instead Of this, il is often t,oo sceeks
old before we get IT. Yesterday we received
your paper uia of Portland Mills dated Sept
st. Only think Of it II takes Uncle Sam
just sixtseH days to send the Express q distance
of Twenty-Five ~iles What do you suppose,
Ir. Editcr. paper is worth. in these days Of
steam AMI lightning. sirteen days old We
get the news from England, read it. digest il,
and dream over il, before We get it from Terre
Haute. This Is not the first time the Express
b " failed to reach Us ln due time. We seldom
get it when due Upon whom is the blame
70 rests | wro;e some time ago to the p. NJ e.
at Terre Hauie, requesting him to send the
matter for this Office by the Portland rout. as
We would then get it at the proper time but
it seems TO have done ne good. Can't you.
Mr.. Editor. ferret out the cause, so that
timeg
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-06

- The Joernsl says. the cirsalAr which
wss i.sued from this Office few days ago.
and 10 nov being circulated amcug the people
va gotten Up by John g. Davis. and the ed
tor of a.. Express Mf Davis lnsw moth.
ing sboct The esreulars--knows nothing about
ihem Jet. and has never. We are satisfied. up
70 This hou,, seen one Of them. Whist the
Journal says rslasisn 10 this matter. Is false.
a. Enosi all lis says sbosl every thiag else. Is
false.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-06

Errxcr PabxsrsTs~ ENrecisE.-A cele
brAied English physician .sys that pedestrian
exercise particularly sxhau~t~ the spine and
brain, su4 -. therefore. lhc kind Of exercise
less suited intellectually hard working
men. II i or lh. account that horseback
exvrcis- J. the rn-aistne y i~-the horse hav-
ing the fssixu. and The rider The exercise. To
sufficiently Iar and asits'e The liver snd other
internal organs. for ssfme cssnvalescents. the
lcgs snd lnin. mrst bc over worked. The
thorough shsk~-up Inch j. got ~ the saddle
i without sfsrt. or with The effort II only
such muscles cau i.r~t ar ~ IL /. and the
student rider Come. raek siih physical forces
all refreshed. besides the exhilarafion Of
movemen, foF the spirlss and lhe change ol
mind
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-06

sS-The Ioosi.r State. shrieking
Davis "a er Published at Newport, =,
NJ yaul, always opposed 10 tie Democ.
racy. has Mr.. Davis nam. IT the head
for Congress- Trrs- .juute yo1rnoi.
The ssserii"-. that we have "oipuvs
been opr 1sed 10 the Demoera y" is a.
false as the heart whence II had enana-
ton. and the sniimaiion tha, We are nor
opposed 10 frae Democracy. IS as unjus
a. !, is untrue AMI eontemps'bie.-Hoo-
ser STATE.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-06

S. WRIGHT. Dn,tr. P. VI.

We are receiving often such letters as the
above from our subscribers. Whose fault ca r.
be, that there Is such a tagging on part OF
he mails The Weekly Express is issued
every Wednesday, and pat in the Post Office
IN this city, on the evening of that day. IL
should then Of course reach Mansfield on Fri
day at least Why does it not do il viii
AIr CotnNei l.ok into this matter. and see
where the fault j.. There is big screw
loose some where