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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

For lhe Express.
NE Error II every community there -
~la-- - chronic croakrr- Who deli. ut TO look
spon tie lark and >osnbre side Of everything /,
10 whose iauudieed eyes all things are wrong.
ever declaring the world a. going 10 rex and
ihe,r particular locality a. bei the hrsi place
o 90 ~ The hoard To this class II men. The
w.aihsr j. Away ont Of -ra~On. a1d ths tiucs
fsrrver adtrnautine sud htnty.
We. "a city are afH cted ~irh such person,
4. Indeed i every other place But 10 the
ob-ervsnt eve We have much to encourage "
"a hooking over the rro.rr~s Of our braatifui
e'sy during IN. p.s' year On every hand ar.
the evidences II material prosperity. The 10
erase Of population. enterprises and business
relations of our city. must arrest the attention
Of every one interested Ia ~ advancement.
There l. ausiher criterion. b. which to
ialge ~. growth of our active business p.ru
l,tion. AID th1t - the business of our Post
Oifce. W. all remember when :. -. Did se
Va Post Mas'er. and l.~~ than 80 boxe~ an
swcr,d al the wants of this community -
Then incr~s-.,l Ia double the numb-r und'
MoHstt aud again doubled by Jones. when
ie moved nio th- present fs-t Oliise building
atsd since that time our present faithful 7 VI
ha~ flted up all Of the remaining available
r...ns far xr-. swelling the nuiUber Ia over
100. aud ia. ds,aand = barely supplied at TIN
time. Suggesting. that tr a year or two nor
the busines, Of the Office sill require a lar ~
"a more councillors IN. IN ~p'ne central
l.c, ian. Any one witnessing the large An'
.xpsctant c-osd that daily throng- the lob
bte. Of the office must atrntt this. Who al
build il. snd where. will be the question on
Of the days soon.
A. mechanic with an eve 10 the improve
mrni> going ON IN oar midst. believe iha
thee h.. been ~ much Luilding done in Ts'
r. Hauts duriug ~. Al year. A. IN Any pr
vlpus Year IT our history. aud the co'ning sea
,sn hi.i- f.r L. m,re than "qud u. IN u
number 1T hauses erect~1 Ia The town AID v
ciu,tv. J., ,usnpfsctars~ ton. ~ ar gsiHiu
slowly bar steadily Bat what Ne mast nee
a. .,a,d roads. narth asd south. east and We
These sith a g'-si bridge aud bosic'. ro'
r ~ ~ a long was Il help our city Lri o.
Ieatsiah-t- l.,.,k u the-c things. and tl-y VI
bud her reward ia aneulsrgci trade. aud y
creased pr'css & THEN property.
CHIPS.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
TnK MARrrRk OF FAsnIoS.-A down-casl cd

TnK MARrrRk OF FAsnIos.-A down-cast ed.
iior relates ths iollowingi
new disease that has made ats appearance
since the introduction Of hoops. IL EXHIBITS
itself only in cold weather, and then II only
disccverable in cities. where buildings aru
warmed by furnaces. Two ladies were stand.
ing over a register the other day, talking and
laughing, when one endeavoring 10 at Was
suddenly attacked and screamed Violently
The other soon after tried alse TO sit, and was
attacked 10 the same Inarner. The cxplana-
,iop IL that by 81 nding SO long over the reg
l,ter their metallic hoops became heated 10
such a degree that when they attempted 10 be
seated. n was like sitting on hot grldiron--
OF course they were not a great length of time
getting up again. aud naturally enough utter
ed scream.-all OF which would be very mys-
terious TO a locker on, unacquzinted with the
my steries Of hoops.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
Our City

We have never Witnessed more catering
prospects fer eaten.iss Improvement. ia tbs
city during be coming spring and summer.
ihsn nov Esidsstly coufIeser j. being Re
stored-the people have measurably relieved
ihs n.clsss from their embarrss-meuts. And
times are certainly better. Our mechanics are
hooking ur. and sre becoming active 10 masing
ARIA eemetts for the coming siring work -
Resides large nunber of private dwellings
whose erection i. contemplated this SIMMER.
We hra of many substantial business build
inf- Il vii tc built. The space between
The soatheru Bank and Decks shoe Store n IN
he filled With substantial business rooms. and
Gu ,hose Iots opposite Mechanics ROW. large
houses ~, 10 contemplation.
We cannot specify. but ~ al directions. on
every street IN the city, We hear of buildings
that sre 10 go az this summer. and The pros.
poets for Teffc Hau:e are. indeed. HaiteFing.
One fhiog n much importance Is necessary
YET 10 be done COR capitalists m0-t sviner
fhersiiiy in bui.diny man,,iaet sr,nx establish
ten's here. Lei ere Haste be made nan
ufseturing roipt-iei good road 81 beat in
every direction. anl then. surrounded - Va.
are. ~ enc - the most delightful valleys in
the ~oFld. bat - 70 Trsvent this city from
doubling It. p,peiatlon IN lie next lev year
We. oufssif Il the p'troBag-. ~hich has been
90 llbefsls isstow.d % - ~ the la~s i~~
n'orih- Continues f'f a tsme longer. viii add
.lr mite TO tie manufacturing Interests Of the
ely. ~ aYplsig steam TO power presses. and
having lriutiug Office iG Tsrre uaats. Il
eslied ty us'tr IA The s,a,s
We direct the attention of our nonisd men
TO 'ns necessity q investing their surplus
Means IN manufacturing enterprise IL re
quifes Weu of means 10 20 thls--meo wsshoul
soy, are Towerless- LIT our capitalists fur.
ni>h the money, Add our mechanics will fur
ridl the -k,ll sud the musele Let the hun
si machinery be heard "a Every d,r'ct'on ano
Tsrre llaaie vii have 40 peer IN al u West
srn lealana or Eastern Illinois. if Ne az
ever ossrshade~ed ~ rival cities. il J. oui
oWh fault None ATE a. faso,aby situated a.
~e--uere move LeaiiLs. aud none - inviting
Our al tart T. u"v Increasing Ia sslue-th'
tsnd.lcs - .fd III, ssf'euitpral PRO
ducts ia. f.'usia un-eld command ,gh ca~l
price. ard H. farmer, are f.-1 getting out @
debt The mi.lnr.s u The winter bids fai
tcr .. s4rly aud iaxariaut creP II the eerea
grsia>. at il,ie i. Aardiy a'y doubt Of
large Wild of cor,. and hogs.
III. rfo-pec Tor tie farmer are g,oi. au'
s,s Consequence = thi- the prospect. for "
-. otAer person ~ .qa,liy favorable.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
Aarr crKr-This l,,omething Of ! seie.c

AUUE CURH.-This rs something OF seiesc0
as well a. a medicine. The supreme 81 aiculty
of the science j. 70 accomplish its end without
injury to the health--the Supreme excellence
Of the medicine il 10 accomplishing tvst that .
Fever aud Ague has long been cured by Qui-
nine, Arsenic, Bismuih Mercnry bot the mis-
chief wa, the deep and often painful foot
prints they have left on the constitution treat
ed ~ them. DDcr ATER's new remedy cures
without particle of either Of these or any
other deliteflo;s substance Aud he promls
es not only absolute safety hut perfect certain
~ ofcurc, with which We may mention anoth
e. quality of excellence not 10 be overlooked In
these times. and that Is his low price, which
puts this crowniug glory of his art, within the
/ reach OF all.-Hraid, f.aks Co, Ind.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

Socfal LIfK ~ WAsHISGroS. Forgetting tha;
there are other cakes aud ale in the land, the
President rest riots his bread and butter to the
faithful alone. Before you eau sit at his board
you must worship al his shrine. You cannot
make 20 face 10 shine Nit- has wine aud oil
unless YOU submit tc his politics he does
not even dispense a smile except for consid-
Grafton. You may see him II you 90 to re-
eeption; but Il he knows you tobe an opposing
party, he will freeze ycu with look, or knock
Won down with sneer. Under Fillmore and
Pierce. the White House was no iee.house
The poorest clerks were welcome. The polit
cal foe ate the bread Of the Executive with
nooe to molest and TO make him aftaId, and
stood in the presence without trembling.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
]. y. S,LvsRTucns. SC.
T. GORDON. Chm

IL Colonel Francis Lee. Of the United
States Army, died at st. Louis on Wednesday
evening last, 10th instant, OF a chronic dis
ease contracted during the Mexican war
lie was fifty six years Of age, a native Of
Pennsylvania. and had been in the military
service Of his country thirty years. He held
the rank Of Major in the Fourth Infantry, in
lsl7. and was with General Scott in the terri
BILE and glorious struggle In the Valley OF
Mexico. which terminated in the capture OF
the Halls OF the Montesumas." The deceas-
ed was breyeted Lieutenant Colonel FOR gal
lantrv in the bsttels q. Contrerss and Cheru
busco, and Colonel for his conduct at Molino
del Rey. The Missouri Democrat says:
During the whole OF the Mexican war, nj
the seigc Of Fort Brown in 1876, where be
was second in command and at the capture OF
the Ciiy Of Mexico. where the United States
troops covered themselves with imperi-hable
glory, Col. Lee won high distinction and hon
or. Ia March 1851. he was promoted "a
Lieutenant Colonel Of the Sixth Infantry. On
the 18th of October. 1885, be was promoted
to Colonel OF the Second Infantry. which rank
I he held until his death. Since 1855. he ha,
been stationed in Nebraska and 81. Louis. and
was m command of the Department OF the We~
until relieved on 81 October Last bv Col. sun
ner.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

prxErRArfNo Csf-s-Lord ELGrx the Brit
ish Minister in China, has Projected an ex-
pediiicu up The Yangtse river which promi-
-es many interesting resu.ts. With squad
ron OF steam corvetis and gunboais, SIX In
member. and with tie consent of the Chinese
authorities. he going as FAR as Hangchow.
the principal Commercial emporium OF the riv-
or, five hu'.dred miles from its mouth, and
more .,an three hrudred miles above Nankin.
hi..ner,o the utmost limit Of outside barbar-
I ian" naviga,ioa. The langt-e Is called the
M,ssissippi of China. but, a. II drains aeco'
a thsrt Of China. the population on its banks
muss be eight or Ten times as much ss That on
The Mississippi.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

II ihsre j. one tiirg more thar anothrr that
Tn. Hsos- ,e.,l-. N order th,r she may rap
id, r.ia ,uiys ; scs 81 erca. importance. it,.
thai - hss~ gssa rs,.is coming il AID going
cut a. .vsfs dir.ciirn. N-lhing will add 10
i,r r~pid lre-lefi's much - this Good
road are The arms with which cities reach out
into al the surrounding country. aud com
mand ~ trade and lt- wealth. Mrhsse. ssa
e.aun,. ! peint. ~ the tseiiiiie- desirable.
Lut good r.'sd-. o, oar railroads aud r'v.r
Ne can reach. nth facility. every market on
,as csrtiusnt W can 'handr,d- snt 'hoa
s.ad. II nnlss v,th thc greatest ease when
The traih eonT~ll. "a. % .sy. that there
,rany d,rsciions irsm lhi- oity. where Ne ran
rot ss ten miles a. the country. during much
4 the tall and winter seasons. owing 10 he
iupas-able condition II the roads. Tie agr,.
Saltasist living IA those districts. during
ths-e seasons. are declared the privilege =
coming o. the city and trading With our iner
caants ADD our merchants having but few
customers. general stssnafion IN bn>islr-s =
the conss qu~uec. aud every ane,~ wing. Oh.
t.> roads are 50 BAD tks fsrssers esasof get "a
tora"
have often referred the stteutinn Of OUT
readers to the absolute necessity of having a
good Rad running west. and come an ling the
trade II Easiera Illinois. We have SAID TN,
must be done or that immense trade " 81 even.
tually be lest TO th,s city. We have directed
attention 20 the fact that Ue Lsvv eos Que in
proved roai running south ADD braa.sing 10 a.
the concentrated trade Of the counties Of Sui
livar sud Green. We havs good read run
ming ints The heart Of Clay county. and there
u inviting all of her trade 10 this point.
We have hardly PNssalle road raapinl
north on Which ia. rich products oi Parke an
v.rmiliien can De transported into this city
Wehave none & these. aud yet rerre Haais
being % fAvorsbiy situated, steadily progre-
s.s and bid. far he coming summer 10 rapid
~ Improve II such - the fact under :
macy uufsvoratie circumstances. what wool
tAis Prairie Cry be. had good roads rad
s,iog in every dirretion'
Certainly our merchants and our dealers
all KIND. must take deep iaisrest in this ma
ter With improved rsad- reaching in eve,
direction The business Of Terre-Haale woul
te thribbl,d in shoit time. aud Who j. mo-
interested Ia il than our wholesale aud rets
dealers
We give those few thoughts 70 our eitire
nov. ir.cudiug 70 resume this subject aga
and 10 ths mean time. We ak every one
f4inS sf a
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
Lrcrrar RooS clrr souoOt.

Tcrrc Haute, IAN -
At ne close of the examination of he pu
pills of The City Graded School under the su
perintendenee Of Prof. ] II Moore. public
meeting Of the citizens present Was organ
i1ed. on motion ef c T. Noble. E,q by call.
ing Rev. T. Gordon to the chair. aud spToint
Ing J n Silverlhoru Secretary.
ON motion Of b II. Cornwell, Es9,
Rev J. c. Wilson.
g. ". Crawford,
Mr. Jas lIite,
L. Ryce,
II. Ross,
II Potter,
J. s walisce.
G. T. Noble.
wm. Peppers,
were appointed committee. TO prepare an
address. expressive Of the qualification of oal
citizens. by the efficient manner in which th'
city Graded School has been established and
conducted. by Prof. Moore. and to have The
address published in the city papers.
After short aud feeling addresses by Mr.. L
Ryce, Rev T. Gordon aud Rev. J O. Wilson
Rev. @. W. Crawford offered the following
preamble and resolutions. which were unani
meusly adopted ;
WHEREas, The first term Of the Te-re Haui
city Graded School undrr charge Of Prof. }
II Moore has just closed v ith examination
of all the classes, continuing lhfoag Who'll
week, therefore
Il 10
examination, that Prof Moore has endeare
himself to the patrons of the school 10y l.
mos: indubitable evidences Of his literary an
moral ability as 4 public educator. aud th'
he merits the praise and patronage Of The CT
izens of Terre Haute in fully and sa1isfActor
ly keeping the trust committed TO hlm 10y b
patrons.
Resolved. That his corps Of Teachers ha'
satisfactorily proven by the examination Of ii
week. that they are fully competent TO the Il
bors of teaching the youth. and that they ha'
endeared themselves much. to The patrons
the school
The following. offered by Rev. Wilson, va
unanim 'usly adopted
Resolved. That We have heard with PIE
sure, that il is purpOsed by Prof Moore. If
eei the appreciation Of the patrons Of Il
school, to employ Teacher Of Vocal Mus
! and that we hereby express our concurrence
the measure. and hope that he may succe
in carr, ing the design into execution.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
A T GORDON. Cbm'n.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

Applying The figures Of the last Q. cen
sus 10 our population. there will now be found
q the Union
deaf and Dumb. 9.l36. OF whom ! .li6 or
70 per cent are children Of cousins.
"Sllnd. 97S. OF whom 6ic, or Ocl per
cent. are children Of cousins.
"Iaio,ic, II 226. Of whom .e34. or II -
per cent. are children II cousins
-insane, 1872. Of whom 29', or OF Per
cent are children Of cousins
This Is certainly startling picturs OF the
evils resulting from an abuse OF nature's Laws
by inieraarfiages Of blood relationship, and
may furnish senous hin, TO the attention o.
cut Legislators.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

MaRRtAaEs AND Co>sANeUISiTY.-At the last
Medical Convention Of Kentucky, DR.. BemIss
reported some interesting statistics, in regard
TO the results OF intcunarriages 10 this coun-
try. The Doctor. after grsat pains taken 10 as
certain the proximsie percentage OF The deaf,
dumb aud blind in our asylums who are de
scendaats Of inteunarriages, calculates that
over ten per cent. Of the blind, and about hf-
teen per cent. Of the idiotic. are the descend.
auls Of kindred parents. Establishing ra.
,io 10 exist throughout the Union. there will
be- found TO the twenty millions Of white in.
habitants, six thousand three hundred aud
twenty one marriages OF cousins. giving birth
TO , 900 deaf and dumb, blind, idiotic aud in
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

NovnL CAsK--A rather singular case has fs
Gently been decided in u United States Dis.
trict Court. at Cleveland. Ohio. M Coop
tr had obtained juds enl for sl0o against
ia. Pltssbufgh. Fort Ayue q Chicago Rail-
rcad Company ard compel payment, he
levied on the locom i've cf the mall train,
thus delaying The mails forty minutes. The
government brorgh; suit against him for de-
laying the sOsil. and the jury rendered a yer
dict against the defendant
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

a. 3. +. Taylor. Of the Chicago Journal.
draws really beautiful picture Of the eondi.
tiOn Of going away alone. called dying
There is a dignity about that going away
alone We call d,lns. that wrapping the a'antis
Of Immortality about ~ that putting aside
aith a pale hand the ssure curtains that are
drawn around .his cradle of worlds that 'en'
tarsnv away from hosne for ths fast time -
our lives, for We are not dead 10 speak Of. n
seeing foreign countries not laid down on AZ,
maps ne knew about.
There must be lovely lands somesheF'
siarward. for none ever return that 60 iliths
--and We very much doubt II any would !
they could"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

UwN. D.ilv has resigned The Presiden
cy OF the State University, At Bloomington. IL
j. said he will practice law. hereafter In
Is45 there wss four MethodiSts IN Indiana be
longing to John l. Robinson's preacher kill
ing Democratic party-Pap Larrabee. Calvin
Ruler. W VI Daily. and Ames, the bishops
brother. Two only Of the four are IN tie min
isiry now. This - only one instance show
ing the demoraliring tendency ofthe princi-
Piles Of the so called Democratic party Mad
sson lad Csurier.
Ifthat shows the demoraliSng tendency OF
the Democratic party, what have you TO say
10 this factf Ofthe three thousand Republi-
can clergyman who petl,ioned Congress,
against the Nebraska Bill, IN the naine OF the
Almighty God over one third. or one thous-
and Of them have been dePosed from the
ministry for Immoral and liceniious practices.
tCin. tnq.
1t is hardly necessary TO say that the asser-
tion ofihe Enquirer is utterly aud basely
alse.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

Gsusrixe 1t - said that the Ancient Ly-
diens, when suffering from famine, inven-
ted gambling, a. device to occupy their
minds In order that the demands OF their stom'
achs might not be 80 seriously felt. With
balls, dice. etc they would play the whole
day--thus enabling them with more patience
to bear The calamity. The invention. which
was originally intended az remedy for hun.
yer. now very frequently brings that evil up
on those who employ ITS devices.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

IL Every day the papers bring aecoanis
Of female children ard sduit wcmcn being
burned TO death by their skirts catching hre.--
N ssy LADY should find hef skirts on Ore. and
no one near 20 sssis, in extinynishing the
a.mes-her s.fe-t way will be TO lie down and
press the clothes ss mues Together as posi-
Die. or, II comfortable or wollen sheet is With
In reach, seize !, and ~rapit tigh ly round The
person. s.d then lie down. In this way the
flames will be exunguished, or their progress
retarded all aid can ts called to put thez
oct.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

u Lady Gore ousely. the lovely woman
whose influence it is believed. was sufficient
TO cause Mt. Buchansn's suddent change upon
the subject of the Clayton Bulwar treaty, is
charged with another intrigue. 1t is now said
she procured the removal OF Lord Napier TO
make way Tor successor in the person OF her
beloved husband. A committee osght TO b,
appointed TO look into this matter.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

JF The Hebrews Of New Orleans approve
Of Mr. Buchanan's course in regard to the Nor
tara case. AT the anniversary OF their Wild
ow and Orphans Home. in that city, sever
al gentlemen commended The action OF our
Government, and the assembly drank with
appreciation the following toast. The Presi-
dent of the United States and his constitu-
tional adviser. General Cass."
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

IL The maj my of ths House Territorial
Coihmittee srv IN favor Of organizing tern.
terry out Of The Pixies Peak region. and 8 bill
for that purpose viii be adopted by The com
miiiee probably ct the ness meeting
The name cclcus will be dropped and To
hosa adopted. which ia the name OF noted
Arspahee Chief. and means, 'the hat land on
,hr top q the mountain" Bi.ls for rohosa
pecO,ah. ArisoniA. will al contain provisions
that these territories when organised late
State. shsll be admitted either with or with
GU, slavery. as their people may determine.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

u The lovers of goo fragrant, mild and
pleasant gar can be accommodated by calling
At Barr. Drug store.
The quality OF those cigars is, perhaps, su-
perior 10 any ever before brought TO this mar
kct
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

RsvssKp.-Ths oh,e STATE Jsur-sl asnoun
ecs The retirscy Of Henry Reed from The ed'-
tss-Llp II The Cineiaasti Cen~~resai;
Hcury Reed. E~9 no. duriag his edito
RAJ eoaacction wita the CiscinRsfi Csuvsr-
sssi. hss achieved q great reputation er sbili
~. bottpeSs sud independence. which IA.
coat-i bused ssstly ~ the nhoencs and pecu.
r.ary success of thai pspsT, has viihdraxa
from The editorial depArinseni q the Csn~e'
eisf
II The Washington correspondent ef ia
lN. y. News states there = ramor that Mis-
Lane. xr Baehanan's niece, j. shortly TO b
married to Mr.. MAgrav, Of 8al,imere. bro,he
of tic S,ate Treasurer Of isansylvaais.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

1T In view Of the increasing abundance OF
silver. the di ector of the United States Mint.
in his annual report, inquiries whether some
measures eau not be adopted whereby bank
notes under the denomination of twenty, or
Mt least ten dollars. may be Withdrawn from
circulation. and whether IL would oot be es
pedient to extend the limit 10 which the ri
yer co,nagc j. offered as legal tender, 10 iit1'
or even one hundred dollars.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

IL speaker cobb has much irTiiaied the
Protestant CLERGY aud people at washinlon.
by striking the usrne~ Of six Of the former from
thr ll.. Of volunteer Congressional Chaplsins
aud substituting-without being asked to do
so-zthose Of ~ Cahclic Pi eats. most OF
hom are foreigners. This has been lone
from the double desire Of coucil'ating he
Catholic interest. and of rebuking the aboi'
tion tendencies. which some at least, Of the re
iected clergy men are supposed To entsrtain-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

Twe und,fsspd = "Billy recently
vent through Post ofiee net tho sand
miles from Ihis place With the following super
scription
re tss belle % fair orequsn
TAis Bllly-ie "a ast 70 reckon.
To tril her a isonc fras lore rhymes
How uaeh loTs Aer ani-her dimes
We SUPPOSE The missile found its way 10
cid Virgins. bet We hope the rascal Won, sue
seed with the belle. as he seems 20 think as
moeh Of be- personal property, a. her Frssa
Ladies. beware Of The wicked MT.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

II Animalce.cs have been discovered 80
snail thatane million would not exceed >
grain of sand, aad Eve hundred millions
would sport in drop Of water Yet each OF
these mast have blood nerves. mus.
cles. circulating fa:is, &c. like large ami
mails.