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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

The hrst Conmencement exercises OF the
Teue- -Hsule Female College we're concluded
yesterday IN the beautiful grove which forms
part of the ground. belonging 70 the instisu'
tioe.
The graduating clsss. consisting Of Miss NJ
T.. Steel, MlAs Baldwin. Miss Rsrner. Miss
Margaret Steel and Mis-. NJ. r. Kldder. each
separately. delivered yell written and we'll
spoken addresses. showing that in this.
me NEST important element in an eduestiou-
the ability 70 write ssd speak the language
eorrsetiy--their mental training has ned been
neglected Indeed vs cannot speak In too
high terms of the individual and collective
performances Of this graduating elias Were
We disposed to eri,ieiss. We could not say
which vas most exeellent-in which the Pc
RODS we're most polsshed-the thoughts most
beautifai--the dietion most expressive or the
sloeutlon most correct The impress Of learn
ing-the careful. accurate. eoueet mental dis
cipliss characterized 10 high degree the sf
forts Of the class. aud while tbs young ladies
may we'll be proud Of their Alma Mater. the
good mother may. in sxgllation point 70 the
class. aud ssy. these my jewsls."
The addresses Of the graduating class we're
folle-ed by one from the Rev. II. A Nelson.
of ST. Louis. We have seldom listened to an
effort more mastery. II aboundsd IN much
learning. original thought aud Impressive elo
eution. After the Rev. Divine had concluded.
diplomas were given To each Of the graduates
BY Col. r. W. Thompson. President Of The
Board Of Trustees, and the degree Of A. Il.
;hss conferred. The President Of The iastltu-
lion. Mr.. Covert, concluded With bacc2l2a-
rsate. replete with good, sound. Christian sd.
vice.
Thus, under the most favorable auspices
has passed Of he hr.t Commencement exsFesses
~ the Trrre-H -Hauts Female College. aud thus
has b, en- iIauguratsd an new era IN our beau
tifgl city.
Two years sgo the corner stone OF this Col
lsge ~-s iaid--oow II - four-hing institu-
tion ef learning. supplied With all the ntess-
ssry spparstus to give instruction IN every
branch OF Science add Literature. For com
snodious bulldogs. able Professors and
Teachers. We venture TO lay. the Tsrre H2ats
Female College has no superior IN the great
valley Of the Mississippi. No place IA the
West affords more advantages than this Tor
the training of The female mind. aud none viii
ere Iong BE more popular.
You must Judge Of a tree by its fruits. and
were ne TO Jaoge Of this Institution b. the
learning aad mental vigor ssineed by her
grada.tes on yesterday. We would say. that the
foun.aiu must be pure ir0la whence can sma.
-ats much that - good aud desirable.
The p,It session oi this insti1u ,Sa com
r1sac=s on the hrst Of September.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

1F Nr Wright. American Embasssdor at
for the library LEI, By Alexander von Hutn
boldt II j. not probable hat. under the pres
sure Of the present times. be will meet with
many. II any, competitors ia Prussia or Ger.
many. The inhertpr Of these literary treasures
Is the late valet Of the decreased philosopher.
who, from the nature Of hs circumstances,
cannot be expected 10 wait any length Of tine
for the realization Of the beeuest. Thus II is
probable ihs, the tool aud implements. a. Il
were. u the greatest mind workman Of mod
era Europe vii be removed to the United
States.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29
Pixies Peak.

We have been shown letter from Madison
+. Hasriso1. written from Denver city. Kansas
Territory, TO his father. Mr. Fenelon Harrison
Of tcis county. from which We make the fol-
lowing extracts:
"DKSvKl Crrr, June /. SO.
Az I told you in my last. we were
goirs out prospecting. We have all returned
and found much better prospects than an
ticipa,ed The captain Of our company says
some Of the mines are rather ahead of anything
10 saw n Cairo MIA They are getting out
Of sone claims $500 per dsy to foar men. with
sluice. They get from 50 TO $40 to the pan
They have just begun to fnd good mines
az the snow Is Just getting out Of the way.
In the mountains We had is inches Of snow
on ~ ed nesdsy nj the weather has
been fair since.
These N nsrs are 90 miles from Denver Cit,
wewill start for them this evening to see
What We can do.
Times ale batter hsre.-psovisions are high
bot plenty a.. -. :.
generally very Zoe here. l have seen none
Of the boys from our county that knew. ]
have seen some from Terrs Hau,e that did
tot kpow there"
The above is the most direct and reliable
nevs ws have yet seen from the mines. Mr.
Harrisos 10 well known in this community a.
= young man Of vsrseliy. and the letter from
which ne make these extracts. has 90 air oi
such entire ingenuousnes4. that We are led TO
place fall confidence ia the stsisDeais here
made.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

lfDfFtSDEScE. yune2s
The Santa Fe mail ha> Just arrived Ct this
place with later d.ies from New Mexico Ter.
ntory. The new brought is Of an interesting
character By i,s sassces We learn tina, thers
Il great likelihood existing, of a renewal Of
war like difficulties with the Navajo tribe OF
Indians, with whom the United States govern
ment was al war only a few months ago. and
conelued ty formal treaty. They hass been
'ispredaing upon and stealing from The Fhi,.s
AID feel no disposition 10 give up the proper
" stolen by Them. or llierate The p.rsons
whom the have made csptives. In conse-
quence Of this coDtumacy. the military au.
'hor'ties have ordered out The United States
uonps from all tn posts IN that region. Two
or three compsnie- have left Lafort ST vrain
for the Navajo country.
The crops viii be very short M New Mexico
partly for want Of rsins in proper season.
There were many r~tarned Pixies reaters IN
the Territory. They Jared as badly a. those
from the Siat+s-denounced the news a. a
sumbug, aud declared that gold could not be
found there.
The Democratic party held Territorial Con.
veution in Aibuquerque. at which Hon NJ A.
Otero was nomi, st-d for re election to Con.
grass. Col. ST. yrAin will be bis opponent for
the Office.
The Traders bourd out from Missouri are
much dels.ed in consequences of high water in
the ArkaRsa~ river. That stream j. said TO be
higher than has been known for year. before.
serious difficulty occurred st Council
Grove with the Kaw Indians. They hsd sto.
len some provision from a M-ricaD train. The
return Of which was demanded ty the citiz.ns.
the next day 60 warriors came an. bringing The
solen property. d them to take il II they
dared. pis was fred. it j. said. 10 ftigh-
ten them. bu; they retnrned the 6re. ,lighi y
wounding Nj GIlky. formerly Of this place,
and morally wounding man by the name Of
Parker. The enraged citizens banded togeth.
er on the day succeeding the outrage, took q
young chief aud another IDdian aud hung
them up. The Indians are very smuch alarm.
ID and w,sh TO leave the country.
We ar. 10 the mid,t Of harvest aud prospect.
are good for bouniifd yield
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

u Mr.. = .ha @ Sars Of Burlngton. we'll.
.xnown q. writer OF comic verse. a lecturer
and an editor. vss fe~ days sgo nominated
.sor Governor cf Vermont by The Democrats Of
that STATE. in Convention assembled. He
has. Of course. not ghost of a chance Of being
elected bal he honor II domination Is not
to be shghted. aud The honor - a selrat is
reign Of J. However, We presume hat Mr..
SAKE is too veil satisfied with his present
position 10 5e.lss to ezehsngs IL for any pol,
teal distinction. Douglas delegates TO the
chulestoa Convention were selected, aud
srsolutiOns fAvorlng "non-iussrvsntioa" we're
adopted
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29
Crossing Niagara Falls on Tight
Rope.

The Niagara Falls Gazette says: The ar
raugemeuts for the performances q. TIE great
feat OF walking across Niagara River on a
tight rope are nearly completed. There can
De no doubt now that Mons Blondin will
make the srempt, sad those uho know hun
be,t have no doubt Of h. ABILITY . sseesed-
We lea a that Ny,srs. fassett 4 Saehlepon
have ordered the necessary amount Of rope
aboat one thou ussn q feet OF cable aud twenty
sir thousand feet Of smaller guy rope-w hieh
will probably be here from New York 10y
Wednesday or Tuesday Of this week. IL l. to
be manufactured expressly for this purpose.
The cable vii be pot across absut half way
bst-ssa the Falls aud Suspension Bridge
oeM whites Pleasure Grounds IL will
have guyes srterdlDg 10 the banks IN various
places to keep A. sseady.'
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

IL A case has been tried at Indianapolis
under the act of the last session Of The General
Assembly, giving the Court Of Common Pleas
rsdlctiou - grand larceny cases. George
Reed s,ole marble image from The rcsidenc-
of Caleb y Smith. Esq was tired in The
Common Ples- Court. convicted. and sent to
the State prison at Jacksonville for I've years
The prisoner h.d no preliminary .xAn.iuation.
The value of the properly stolen was shown,
on evidence. to be So or over.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

Jvpos McLrsS The Dayton 0sretts comes
out very decidedly forth nominations Of Judge
MeLsau as The next oppoatien candidate for
the Presidency. That paper says. I'VE have
always been iriead Of Judge Mclean. As
early a. 1889. in paper ~e published =, vii
nington. oh,e. vs took ssrong ground for th.
Judge ss the successor Of 6en. Jackson. and
sEery time bis lame has bean mentioned since.
IN eooneetioa with ,he Presidency. ne have
been fr'eudly To his slsetisa Mor.lly-roli,-
ieslly-every~sy-heis - head add shoulders
above any man now living. 10 all ths qasli6
cations necessary FOR The Presidency.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

IL The New York Tribune says: "Dr
Gsmaliel Bailey. Editor aud Publisher Of The
n ational Era, died at sea on bosr6 the Arsgo
on the 5lh inst. DR.. Il. had been an Invalid
for some months. and al the time Of his death
was on his way to Europe in the hope Of re
gsin his health. he was horn NJ Mount
Holl,y. n J.. in 1907 studied medicine 10
Philadelphia. and took bis degree in ls2s.
After serving a. ships physician q trip TO
China. be commenced his career 10 Journalism
IN Baltimore az the Editor Of The Methodist
Protestant Subsequently. in ls3i. be remoy.
physician TO the Cholera Hospital during the
prevalence Of mat epidemic. In 1886 he Join.
ed he late James e. Biruey. In the publication
Of The Philanthropist. Liberty party paper
at Cincinnati. HIS paper met the usual fate
Of all Anti slavery iourssls in those uue..
his press and printing office being several
times destroyed by nsbs. Mr.. Brney with
drew from the paper in 1897, and Was sup
ported by The Philsathropist for the Prssi.
deney in Iss0 Mr.. Bailey continued The
publication of his psper till 1891, vheu u vs.
merged in The S.tsessl Era. an Anti Slavery
paper published at Washington by the Aper.
can aud Foreign Aati Slavery Society. of
which DR.. r. vss chosen Editor. Ia ls<s. he
purchased the paper from the Society. and
continued its publication on bis own scronni
AZ ar editor. though by no means yielsat. be
-as quite too plsis spoken TO ssis the meri
dian of washingsas. and the mob decided ss
destroy his press. His Office vas bssieged
for tso or three days. hut he vas PC, drives
from his post. In 1856. DR.. Bailey supported
Fvuoet. and has aimee acted vith The Repub
iiesn party. His paper has maintained hisl
Literary character. and srss gave Mrs sto~s
story of"Usele Toms Csbiu" 20 the world
Dr. Bsiley Vas gentleman Of aniable dispo
sisisa ssd Of desid<d opioies. ssd vss WI
J Ter Of considerable vigOr and ability"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

Forsru 90 Jrlr-Ths eitireas Of Fair
banfs. Middlesovn and ether regions Of Sal.
iirss county. are mailing extensive rrePars
,iens Jor good old fachion barbecue. tpd
celebration of the coming National Annivsr
sary o, Fairbanks We sckso~l ledge the re
e~ipt Of very courteous invitaaion 10 be pre-
snt which IL -suld afford ss much plessur.
10 accept. DID not previous engagements pre-
vent We hope they may have . Joyous tim.
Of il and all live 10 see many rsssSns Of ih.
same.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

u Bsysrd Taylor says in ooe Of his --latest
articles. giving very humorous aseosn, o,
HE Gay Of life oo he frss visii To Lopdop
"Is word. ry associations we're not of the
moot respectable eharsetsr-I vas. reluctant
ly. forced 10 this conclusion. But kov could
IL Be hsipedf When . man has bot thres
shilliBss day. he sannet hsep four shilling
soeiesy. Without cheating sonsbsdy. Ilodg
Cd IN Vulgar Aole. it Is iTse: bat. thea.
paid my reckoning.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

AZ Lord Napier vntss 10 some Of bis
ir'ends IA wAsA.nstoa that The impression
in London is tia, Gsruany vail seon Be in.
vol.ed IN The var. and Nth Germany all Ea-
rope. The German Governrent 10 opposed
70 interference. bet The excitement amcug
the people 70 80 Wild hat they esan-t Ls
shessed. An army vill march TO the Rhine
hsthisks. stsn early day. This necessarily
involves Enslsni IN the ksht
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

ACTIVITY rs THx NAVY DEPARrxESr al
though the public has not been made aware Of
is. nearly every unemployed ship an the Vui
ted States navy is being fitted for active SET.
vice. OF all our steam navy, not one vessel
will be out Of commission by the fret Of octo
Der. Never. since the orgaaizAtion OF the
Federal Government, has II had 80 large 9
maritime force ready for any emergency, a. u
will have ere the summer is ended.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

" Another Morphv i announced 10 be m
New York. IN the person Of a young man iu
the senior class of The Free Academ~. phc,
il l. ssid. short time ago played fosr gAnes
al once While bl'bdfSided. aud during he
progress ofthe contest the party adjourned 10
supper. after ~hieb The games were resumed
the gentleman not having once seen tie
boards. lie was victor IN two Of them. ore
sss dawn game. aud 10 the Other be sas
Beaten.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

THk VIRoixIa EltcrIos-GoGcIx AHEap-
The c'tizens OF Richmond, Virginia. having
presented the Hon. William N Goggin With .
splendid carriage aud span Of horses. snd 10
Mrs GoRgin a magnificent >et of silver plate,
eotemPOssry rem rks that these gifts viii 20
doubt excerd the uett profits io Mr. Lei1L.r TOR
four years T. come Of the Governor Office -
Aud thus. afr all. in the long rpE GoggiD
will probably come out ahead.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

FKsx LxsoR PkossEss IN NIssouEi 1t -
,rply cheering to note TIE Free Soil and Free
Labor progress IN Missouri The leaven .!
81. Louis j. felt all over the State, especially
in the lsading towns. The Free Democrat -
The title Of new Free Labor organ just es,ab
li.hed n ST. Joseph. apd Il will 10 good ser
vice in North western Missouri. Saeeess to ii.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

~ Nsibsnial Raw Greene. the last suTvi
wing son Of Major General Greene. OF the Rev
olution. died Al his residence ia Msddle:o~
Conn. q few days ago. he was 70 year. OF
age The only Surviving ekild Of General
Greene is Mrs. Litileheld. who now resides in
Mississippi.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

IT The cost Of the Utah army up to The
end Of the second quarter vas over s. 600 600
and sdd 10 this the estimate for the h~e~l year
ending June Let. and the e1p,n nse OF ihss army
for one year ~ill range between 81 .0co. 900 aud
50. 900 900.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

FIsisHtp The Terre Hau,e Draw Bridge
is now 80 far completed that teams are sgsin
crossing ] he present bridge Is far sup erior
10 the one washed Az sy las, season. and j. %
constructed : to defy ell the foods that may
come upon ii. eeing built 10 the most .ab.tan
s,sl manner.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29
Greeley's Letters from Pixies
Peak

Mr.. GRKELrrs next letters will be from
PikK's PEAK. aud will be read with a lively
interest. as iniend, 10 satisfy the public
MUD in great measure as To the truth OF
falsIiy Of the various rel oris from the social.
&c Land of Gold" His Letters will all sp-
pear in The Semi Weekly and weekly Tribune
well a in the Daily.
TERMS:
Daily sc. Semi Weekly 50, Weekly Tri-
bune 81
For club terms see Tribune Of any date
Address HoRscE GEKsLsY Co.,
Tribune Buildings. Nes YORK.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

Tar EIunssrs Selp.--The splendid per.
forming elephants. Victoria aud Albert. have
been cold by hr. 7 c - lei a.. fin Of
Sands. Nathan 4 Co. Of New YORK. the pro-
pries.rs, 70 Mr.. John Wilson, Of California.
for the sum Of $40 900
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

licKssr There was but ore application
for license to reisil liqaor is Park co. ltvss
granted against the resooL~srsnce Of numbers
II eitsens. I b site IL Montszums.
Dot ous spplscston was made in virrsillion
eoUnty. and shsi Que ~as rj-eled
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

az Kossu,h vas to leave Englsnd Tor Italy
on the sth inst. he hsd had ar ingsrvlev with
tie Freneh Embss.ador IN London. Some
three hundred Hsrs.nsns Who hsd returned
from Auss.sa were to follow him 10 Italy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

IL The line f.r the departure of the Nam
moth Balloon fr"rn 81. Louis. hs. not yes
eeea def1n,s<ly axed. We will sndearor 70
learn the exact time that our eiti1ens may
o. out foe IL should II chance 10 come withia
the radius Of our vision.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

~ Ashley. the soa is-law Of Murrfll. the
notorious land pirate. killed bis broshef.in-
Lao IN Bell county. Tesas. the other day. and
then killed himself
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

II Aeofns. IL 10 said. according 70 pr.s-
sns appearances. win Be unusslly plenty this
year. Post raissrs ssd dealers viii ~ glad
10 hear the.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

~ 1t is . beautiful bouquet. sent Us yester.
day. aud none bu, fair 6ngsu could have -
fashioned aud adjusted IT, Many tbsaks.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

CIrr HALL. June %. 1859.
Council net parsuant 10 sdiournm ent.
Present. Mayer Patterson and . full board
Of Couneilmen.
After the reading Of the minutes Of the last
meeting. Mayor Psttersoa delivered hls annu.
al message.
sundry bills we're allowed and others refer
red.
j. @. Yates. Chief Engineer Of The Fire De-
partment, reported that be had appointed
Ohm A. Bryan as lst Assistant. and A. A.
Coltrin ns I'd Assistant Engineers. Concur
red in.
Ths city Assessor submitted bis report Of
the assessment Of the property Of the city as
follows:
Value OF Lots. ........... 81 SOS ,753
Improvements, ,.................l 2l4 22s
Personal. ................-.- - .49o. .42S
Total valuation. .............. 81 .2ie .405
hunber Of Polls. s................l .l540
The 9th day Of July at 2 o'clock p. NJ. was
appointed as the time at which the Common
Council. together with the city Assessor. wou ID
meet in the City Hall As q board Of Equaliza
ton.
The com mittee on Fees and Salaries sub
mltted a report fixing the salaries as follows !.
Mayor, per anpum,....... S6UO with fees
Marshal, ............ 600 g
Deputy Marshal. ............50 500
Clefk--. 3OO
Board of Health, ...150
City Attorney. y..............3 800
Market Master IS cents for each day he at
tends market.
Coupcilmen for each meeting 80 90.
Shannoa moved to amend. by substituting
for city Clerk s4o0. and for city Attorney,
$50. which was adopted.
On motion Of Shannon the County Auditor
be requested TO draw an order upon the Conn
ty Treasurer for the amount of School Fuud
belonging to ibe city.
The Council then went into election Of mu-
Dicipsl officers which reseltsd as lows
For School Trustees,
.Chauncey Warren.
J. II. O'Boyle.
j. B. Edm unAs,
A. Reiman.
j. Breen.
For Board Of Health.
Drs Young. Bell and Stephenson
Market Mastcr-w. NJ. Slaughter
City Attorney-B. NJ. Hanna.
Superintendent of City Cemetery-H. ID.
Minis.
Csuncil confirmed by vote of 10 3 the
appointment of Thos. Madigsn as Deputy City
Marshal.
Coun cilmsn drew for term Of service.
DR.. f. Read. j. G. wasson. Swineheart.
" alker and Briggs drew for the long tern
Frey. shannon. Grace. Colirn aud Hedges,
for the short term.
Shannon offered resolution for the grading
of Poplar street from 7th street to the canal.
at the expense of the property holders.
Adopted.
Read and Briggs were appointed commit.
tee to employ some suitable person at anex
pense. not to exceed so TO wind the town
clock.
On motion Of Shannon the operator Of tAe
Hog Lsw. vas suspended until the last OF
September.
The Mayor read a remonstrance. numerous.
ly signed, against The passage of an ordinance
prohibiting the erection Of wooden building
within certain districts.
Al ordinance prohibiting the erection Of
wooden building within the district embracing
the lots on the South side Of Ohio streets and
he north side Of Cherry streets. west of oh
street was then passed.
The Council then defined the meaning Of a
resolution recently passed. in relation to an
appropriation to Washington FIRE CO. No. 4.
that they shall receive for incidental expen-
ses $40 per quarter.
On motion Council adjourned
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

u Its said that Mrs. ID. sssklss means To
reside daring The season II Cliaerds spr,ugs
Hotel. Utica. asd thai shs .eaas ss rissss. by
sll legal means, divorce frou her Husband.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

We received eopiOus dispatches from Lsav-
envorth. yesterday morning. which Ne ver~
unable is sc, into our paper. giving mos,
glowing aecounls ef The Sseeess Of the misers
add The r'shsess of the diggisgs. Horace
Greeley had arrived oat in >svsn dsys-h.d
visited the mines aud sisaed . public state
sets eorroborssiss he report Of the rsehse.s
Of the diggings
A company from Sssth Bend. lad. had
taken eas 400 Pespyveighs Of gold in three
weeks
Thirssen men IN ore day bad tahen oct
s. 20 worth q dssi.
numesr of smixFsnts vho kad had star
ted home Discouraged. had ,prned back 10 The
misss dssssnipsd 10 60 throsgk ~ ell han.
szrds
Great eseit<nent prevailed on the Borsler.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

IL The late hr. Cnsrless. who was killed
~ Thornton in ST. Louis. had his life insured
for s22. 500
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-29

y Gen Dodge. our late Minister at Madrid
arrived At Boston 10 The steamer America from
England.