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, 1859-08-16

O0O.5-:Ilo', :: ;,;ss Business .,s;;s; .lan a..
chance teEs 10 puTc4 the interest u PARTNER In
we established manufacturing bo.nt in THU city, It
viii pay ib*r lily II! any ue{ Insusted mi NAY b.
caso Pott utdce. an1&lwk
T OST-On Michigan Avenue or
IL Lake strtes, Guild LINK BRacRLEr. ANY
pvrn :earinx al this ooe will b~ iioera!y rewarded.
au1Infx
, 1859-08-16

RrsAwAr.-An Irish girl in the employ Of
gentleman residing near Urbana, ran away
on Saturday with ea5 stolen from d member Of
his family. She took the cars for this city. She
will probably steer clenr Of that rural district
for sntlc iinlc 10 come
, 1859-08-16

n I. L. ScRfrES, .Aisrrtisi.5 49en. 81 Druao1s-t
!. ustkosAl 10 FeF3s< 4dr@1isA:s far tAi. a.i al tA@
knadtes 1'ap1s a he Sa1th Eex- ta1-Lss+y
, 1859-08-16

Bocrs.-A dangerous uttered note is in circu-
1ation hcrc-a IS on the Commercial Hank of
Perth Amboy, to the Commercial Bank Of Sara
toga Springs, n. Y. There is reason to bcliesk
that some of the just now abundant bogus ol
various kinds is made in this city.
, 1859-08-16

TIE SWIMMING Exu,H IrtoS.-Quite u largs
concourse OF citizens yesterday afternoon gath.
cred along the park on Michigan avenue, at the
foot Of jackson street, to witness = variety Of
aquatic sports By party Of water athletes.
Everybody seemed pleased aud loudly ap-
plaoded the performers. We liked every way
ofduekiaq there exhibited but the 1athcr cruel
use Of those feathered ducks, who, ne doubt
not were no voluntary party to the performance
and got harshly used The exhibition, re be-
lieyr, was intended as thr advertisement Of par
tics intending to start swimming school.
, 1859-08-16

" "ANTED.--The Advertiser. who
w ia BOok.KEEPER, competent to take ehazx. OF
the accounts Of mercantile house: defes employ
inthat apaetJ. Permanent oeeui.on I'D e,od pos on IS
H4oFs IN ohect tha1 tm,oed,te teuuarsa1n. Adivees
~Aeeonntaat" box 1c6l P.U. aul6-lV.IH
, 1859-08-16

e r e hare positive information that the
Tuesday trade sales Of Wm. Il. Haskell / Co.,
No. 1os Lake street, continue to attract the n
tention Of oor resident and country merchants.
So wc auticirated-aud ne nrr justified in ths
prediction. Their next eale comes OF nex
tuesday and they are now busi1y engaged fiilins
up stock for it. Will our merchants make
note. Of it. :: aa1s-et-
, 1859-08-16

ROARDING.-First Class Board
~ for gentleman and Wiz Or two single seeaasn in
pirate family. Eaouas Fr lo7iioa pleasant aod verY
fsntE3l-if1aa Ieaxlraht. Addrtea tnx 4skx .n;&
, 1859-08-16

II Do not fail 10 spend an hour or two in
looking Mt the splendid show Of oil paintings en-
exhibition at Gilbert & Sampson's sale*room,
81 Luke st. These paintings will be on e1hibi-
ton lla5 and evening until the sale,
, 1859-08-16

"ANTED.--Board by a Single
ssatlesnaa Ia p.tE.te hmus, within one ard saf
Eirra and required Add1eas Il u, Post ofce hnx
&eaI sn1kNv
, 1859-08-16

E1FTY NJ ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FEET
Compostcn Eater Proof Roofs and glazed xindoxs 1nak-
tas IN ~ oveE 10 90 squAIe Ct v f for exhibit
lion rsrp0&s. eActnsv- Of Es Q1atteia Eua meas "
dces+ Ktfreshmxat Savon*. Tents. etc.
, 1859-08-16

Tue Jor FORTUNE CAss.-Thc Albany Eaick-
er1oeEer alludes 10 our item as to the rumoScd
fortune Of $50, 900 LEFT the convict Nike joy, IN
ex-hackruan Of this city, now ut Joliet Tenien-
tiary. It says Mike WASH clan~dcy in that city.
The brother, James JOY, deceased in California,
was ship carpenter. Another brother, Put
rick. lives in this city.
, 1859-08-16

ACCIDENT 70 i STEAM FIRE ESG1SK.-WhiIe
running from one FIRE to the other yesterday
morning the steam fire engine Long John broke
down and was put hors du combat. 4 change
is to be made in its running gear to render such
accidents less liable in future.
, 1859-08-16

Suspar 0rsERvAscE.-Saturday nights wages
and Sundays leisure were with the patrons Of
the Police Court, the theme and occasion for Il
variety Of smull offences which filed the dock ut
the Police Court yesterday with sorry looking
crew, and gave a total Of 1856 in fines. These
bc they who, will be asking tic Relief Society
for support next winter.
, 1859-08-16

HEArT VERDICT AGAINST \ RAILROAD CoxFA-
S1.-for several days Of last rcek an import
ant case was in progress before. q jury in the
the United States Circuit Court, Hon. Judge
Drummond presiding, in which Aessrs. Thon-
as, Ely i Co., we're the plaintiffs against the
Mississippi and Wabash r. r. Co., 10 recover
claims for alleged dues on contracts from that
Company Messrs. Williams, Of Quincy, md
Arlington, Of Chicago appeared Tor the plain
ti1s. Messrs- Fuller L Purple for the defend
ants. The jury brought in verdict on Friday
night Of $4,000 for the plaintiffs. i motion
foI new trial is pending.
, 1859-08-16

TO RENT E-The FIVE story brick
stose No y; Lake sreet Rent lo~. Apply It rcon
&ul6Ilm i B. RICE
, 1859-08-16

REsoR's IxrnorEn HARRISON RASGrs-Chi-
zens wishing first clasa Cooking Range put
into their residences and warranted, should cali
at D. l.. Doone's Great Western Range Depot,
l45 State street. Cne4ceptioualcity references
given. aul2
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

DrsrsrcrtoS ~ PsorsatY DusISe ruS Ran
sss DfsrtKp,Sess The Kansas Correspondent
Of Ro-toa Trar,iler. writing from wyandeltr
Jolly 10Th. says that or samsline pet Cum
mission. authorized hy the Legislature. on, @
whom va. appoiuiei by the Hou.e Of Repre-
sentaiive-. one by The Council. and one ~ III.
Governor. Consisting Of Hoo. Henry ] Adams
Samuel A Kingman. ard Ed~ard Hoag
land. have been invs.tigsl the clam, io
damages incurred danng the d,-tsresncrs o
ls55-6 The flo ing - summary Of IN.
result. watch - to be reported u the con.Utu
nonsl Conventions
1.-THE total amount 81 the elai.ns filed hsfof.
the Hos'd amounts L. th- sum 81 al $50 SOC
SO The amolnt awarded - sboui $500 90
The remainder ~ the claims we're either if.ud
ulent or prosecuted BY eirErns % Missouri. The
total number Of eases y between iDj I'D 500
of these the Free sac msn have 49, Pr 81.
very Sc The value ~ crops Destroyed SO
p52 CO. horse, stolen. $40 cattle. f15 heal -
Fay three houses and 49, mills ~sre hurut
lhs largest amount awarded - 20 Col RID
ridge ~ pfislor 81 the PRE- STATE. ~bo re-
esive. 80 uu0 The smallest 49, TO Ter.
soa Who claimed ovsf 8 200 aed was afd
Ell So
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

Hk.f - DWrfRaSr Nocns. The following
IL st down - the relative heating values oi
q fer~ni l inds II American wood shell bark
hickory icing taken - the highest -iaf dard
100 pig nut hickory %. white oak e. white
n-h =. dog wood IS. scrub oak ~. ~hiie ha.
al - apple tree 20 rel oak GO. white beech
s5 BLACK walnut G.. black blfcl G.. yellow
OAK 6n. hard 'aapir -. ~h,'e elm b. rsd c.
da Sc Wild cherry s.. yellow pine q yellow
poplar So butiernut 81. vhiie Uifch l.. Whit
pine -
Some wood. are softer and lighter than 9th
ere. the harder and heavier having their hbre-
mote d~nsely pack together Bat the SAME
speeies II woed may vars ~ density. accord
ing 20 the condition.. 81 iis gro~th Those
wood which grow 10 forests, or ~ rich Vet
grounds. ars les consolidated than thoss
Which stand "a opeu fields. or srsw slowly GA
drv. barren sufls
There are to stages in The 'urnipg Of
wood Ia the first The heat comes chiefly from
the flame. 10 the second from rel hot coal -
The soft woods burn With volumino'is 4 ,ne
ard leave bat little coal. While the hard wood
procuee. iess aame and yield larger mass ol
coal.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

A deed Of manaDission. executed BY Jse""
Gotham. Of East Baton Rouge. L.. 90 A~hAii
Of the children OF Young mulaiio ~omsn. "a.
pres.nted for record in Room No Of he So
prem. Court. NJ Naeheil presented the ap
plicafiou 10 The Coart.
Jvas- s,orer-Does the deed not include
Ths ~ ther here replied that she did M, de
.;rs b.r freedom a. the pre-: that he eyed hi
master $500 yet. and would rsiurn end remain
n ~. service. "a heretofore, un'il that VA
paid.
Judge s'orrr--Very upright and honest =
Such rordact = deserving ~ encouragement
Th- judge then directed the children 10 b.
brourh, before him. and remarked that some d
them ~e-s csrtaisls white
One lf,tir girl. Adsiine. three vssrs Il age
had long light hair = h ch flowed ~ handsoios
r,nxlst- AROUND her far ltil~ neck. While be-
ehsel- ! al fair and delicate hue.
Judge Storsr--Jusf think offhai child. being
sslavs' A ehsld a. white a. three foufibs 81
the people N ibi- city
Two iiffl@ girl-. ore younger than this child
and one older sere also very far. The eldest
/. bov tn years n sxe. Wa rather of dark -
complexion. bat had brown hair. and little ~
ssmhlsnee 70 the negro.
IL - STATED that the owner hoaglt tie moth
o. and the two eldest children 10 ioo2 for 81
$50
The certificates Of ancipation were made
for the Children. aud they we're declared IL
e.lly emauctpstsd ard set free --CIacsnAsf
Prs..
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

Ma BRiear - rHk ASEHCAS USIoS. IN the
London Star ve fad fol- report Of 81.
Bright's speech Al the American banquet. Gel
sbraiina the anniversary q our Ns,io al In
dependence; and u may SIR our pride aud pa
riosi.m to esd the following noble ard Flo
ou.nt language with which he closed that
speech
"wth srne i "a f,vo'ife saving thar he
America Republic - nothing bat exp~ri-
menf. and that u - - not yet koundeE-d. .,
mas do ~ when the night ~ storm and Al
versity come on But you have bid adverse
winds cloudy skies add political temp -ts-
almost hufficAnes--snd you have had great
questions 10 be solved ~ great people !
am bound 10 10y that in NO. opinion. you are
not AZ experiment msrely--y01 ara an acc0n-
plishsd proclaim. 4. and an admitted ftct
I kno- ~; whether there he man 90 Eng
land Or Europe ar the world. v no would ~
iaice 20 Sc your great falric If freedom lie
stroyed 4 there Be such nan b. = 20 hfDih
sr or frisrd = mine. Such man should De-
shut oct rom human society AID Brotherhood
Surely. n there b. thing tor man 10 hope uf
pray for. ~ connection With the poiuicai con
d,t,on u any part Il the World. h - that when
centuries have rolled away, when generate az
81 1sr po-teri'y have follsFed - o. the tomb
that then your great eotfri ration 81 STATE
NAV remain. - II }, uos. blessing, and a. !
tsileve snd hope. a may be az .xsmplc "a
the frsemen IN every part Of The world. CAP.
plaussl
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

Hkap Cas- ~ hsa The winding instit.
u,ioss Which gave eo-pcu such bard name
o.so eouaty took "a graf many ~ their
promises = p.s faf fsxv>. They refused u
comply With their promises however. AMI -
June sestlswent The Treasurer fnds himself ~
Possession 81 sbes, eve thoasand dollars 81
these worthless rag. whish the Comm ionrr.
refused to ere.iit him With lie ,herefor- ~
pudiaIes bis settlement ~iih The tax PAYER.
ssd calls ape them o psy szais.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

Fever and Arue.

from which nrnkird suaer over . infge Part OF the
giHtc. 3, the consequence q diseased action IN
he system. induced by The poisonous miasm OF
se-etsbl. decay. This exhaistion i evolved D.,
he action of solar hest On wstsoil, aud rises with
tie watcry vapor from 70. While the l. below
The hofizon thisveror lugfr. near the esrhs sur
iase, and the virus II taken with II through the
lungs Into the blood. here u acts irriistns
poison on H. eternal y.-cers aud eyefetiug orgsn-
pfth- boty. The liver becomes torpid sna fails TO
.ecretc not eny this WINS. bui afso the bile from
tue blood. Bpih the virus and tie lille accumulate
q the circulation. and produee violent constitu-
tisnai disorder. The spleen. the kidneys. M the
s'onash sywpathixc with the liver. AID become
dispfdrreA ais Finally. tie instinct OF eur or-
yHnism, a. " Ia an attempt 90 eNpel the noxious
Infusion concct trstes the whole blood Of TIE body
"a he eternal rNcfetories O. force them 10 casi n
ont The blood leaves the surface, nd rushs- 10
'hr central organs with confestlve violence This
IL the CHLL. hut in this sf1rt y fsils Then thr
fGsfR follows, inv la the Hood l,aves the cen
trail ofgau~ a rushc- u the suIface. IL H.
nuhrr chnit 10 sNpei tie IN ifatiur poison through
that other Great eNcfciors the kin IN ibis ai.o
faiIs. ard the sy.ffm ahardnns the attempt :, /.
oansicd and Wait- for tie RECOVERY Of strength -
repeat The hops ies. crott another das. 1lc-e are
the Mt or psrnxs-tps ~ f1vEs No Aarx such
causifu onai Disorder VII Of course under nine III.
hrath ifltis not r,moNcd
v'sh4ve iaboIedt TO find, and have found, an an
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03
Wool, Wool.

fI'uB rrrTri~fer- - The HOOSfER WOOL
~ FACTORY ~ I'D hnapolis. Indians
respectfully infoFm fhe farmers snd The pnblic
generally. ihsi Thy have e.tahli-hsd a. artn
~ ~ kLlssk ssfFnx~s A Ces l~aihsr Store
No 10. Wet slas Il he fahi,e SQaare. ~
Fefse Haui~. ltdisrs. whers ihsv have gen.
ersi assortment 81 wOOLEA GOODS. u thss.
esn msnoisefure. such - Ciolhs. Cassir.sres
isaas. Sstirefts. Rlsok.fs. Lsusey.. Plsid sd
fisin Flsnrei-. stocking Ysfn &c. uhisk
siil he exchanged fof WOOL on feasonsLls
tsrtns.
A. shrse z ID. 49, Ell - oar ON rnsrnf.r
tore. ~ varrerl them - - 6rsi rate su,rle
nd ~ gfssf dcrahiltr-
Also. he h'ghsst price N esd paid for
Hesf
W al.e reesive fol fo- Roll rsr.fi.r min.
f'ng ane nsnefsetaring also Clo.h 10 iull,
jse snd d-.~s
Al Nefk doae prornpilT. and uarrast.d 4,
give ssii,faeiien
c. @ coSRADr. As.ss
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

sIcxLts ,Np W. NiFs- The bos,oa Ala
IN al art.ele anticipating the return % SEX.
les 10 .-h,ngtan. ssssi
Gang hack to he capital. solitary and alone
a. the stern vindirs'er 81 ~. o-s honor ,is
would dauhilr.- hnt friends nat retaining
there Nth he ahandaned woman eho "a. he
cause II the msfdrF. he can and ought 40 To-
eeive M coseieuanes- Ny "a. irisud.. an
" cic>ies presents himself a. Washington q.
he proposes y may sst BE- strange VI hsy fn4-
80 averger anJ >sckls- grave.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

IIkvF removed thsif Ciosk. ws,th ard Jeu.,r,
Il rfnfe. - ~ foous fattlT ofeuflft ~ A. "a
etts- ~ - -esf stee - tie rqnsre th~<e fasr
s.sia 81 "Assfh nffsi. 81 ne fifn o. rQrEfN<.
HAHk.~ rber~ th-y ~lI - h-prx 4, - i, !.
sap lie satts - DIR ed a. sea ntu rastoss-
sts - uitt scr thfm Sta cali
~ Fne Wsfctss. ieels 80 Jeu.frs se.t -.
st.niif ~ 20 icr sais a. lev Ffixes
isns a. les d.1a
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

THE House and Lot formerly occupi-
y - ~ ne 90 orts fsah street go - toirhi
a. resssosefe teTs . rail Ysy meet aovn ~ hai
atf g. suii p1fctssfr.
tiso. heuf< srd 81 - slxth sisest. nesr he Al
ton tslFct- oeepFtrd - ~ Ftirt For farthrr 81
icaiars sn4afe q ~ fatsfihsf. o. Hsrteft b..
tea "a. FAlhhAkkS
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

fsoy.fAsls osAr .slo The great Hsnd,l
festival recently bid Ia London. va son.e
thing Ike an enterA irmsnt. The receipt.
fell no FAR shori q $4,000 Dejuctinr n
p~nss.. there ~iil De balsnc- q So 900 -
The r~ss'pss On Tie IA, DAY. when Israel IL
Esyps- wAs given. smoanted 10 very nearly
eighty shoe-4-s dolisrs This. of eoor.e. ).
ssiir~ls ~ithou; precedent ia the history 81
peblie performances
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

II Lord Psimersion has br~a . geuilensn
~ variable we've. turning ~ coat = ifio ai
scrnpis. Heses The pest - ths folls~ia< -.
ikram'
ful mary Hlnisfry I've seer.
Pr rev tstc~ tuenty year,.
And It'll. vhsiesr the list has been,
fherv Paln-rstou' sppesrs
wish 20 kno~. g. mech shua
Too quickly to eondem1.
Did th~. 81 rssn % Psla~rston
Or Fsmsrsion "a tkeu'
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

~ 10 Auslna. 10 ore ear receives lisruse
y marry. unlsss be 10 abls to ssbseflbs b..
ssns 18th - ssn kssd 70 he csrsifrste
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03
Ayers Ague Cure.

Which ucutrailxrs this mHArious poison IN tn
tipod aud stimulates the liver To eNp. 1T from 10
~. A. 10 ia uld. - "a dpe- cute tbs aniiciiuf
disorder with prficci certainty. Aud " does NOR,
rather doe. what IL ~ more service 10 those sol
"a 10 this objection. ifiahcp in season II eNpcl
Z from thr system a. ~ u absorb thus At.f
those who nrc a free from ~ attacks. krtls n
systcm in heath rtihont exposed fo thu d-en.
Grnsfqaoi ~ itrot esly cufe~. hut protects r. a.
he x eat variety ot sasctlons Which arc Induce,
hi tn- malignant inluefce. such a. Keuitfc,
Fever. Chill Fever. Dumb. or Masked Aeut
Periodical Headathc, or Bilious II nd sehe. Biiiou.
fevers. neuralgia. Rheumatfp. G. ~. Blindn,ss
f"othsch~, karsche. Cat~rrh, Asthnia. Palptation-
Painful Affections Of the spleen. Mysteries. Collie
Paralysis. sni Painful Affections 81 the >tomae
nd bovels. all OF which. when arrlslng ffon THE
esu-s viii be f0unn 60 assume lcss the 90
tcrtnifttnt TYPE. This ''Aeut crRs" removes tn
ssuse ~ ihesc Engagements, afd cures The disease
Ihirit acsnupll-hfs Is stimulating the eNcreto-
rirs 20 expc fir Nlru. from the -,strnt: mud ths.
Organs D, degrees become hatied l. 10 this their
once 81 their own stfori. H-n1e ARISES what W
term secimstien. Time may accomplish the same
end bot oftru iifc Il not long enough. ori- sacrn
cct be- DE attempt. while ibis "AatttrEH doe IL II
ersr and with safriA. Ne hft. great reason Ia re.
Hcve tli- IL well .aier remedy fa thr
ehpie eltss ~ diseases Witch are caused D, ihe
nata-natic iafeftisn. than any other which has
been disf oVeffds ard % It ~ another tui oftani
sivaniagr g. The pebble which h, that It's ohcsp a.
sell - gvoi.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03
FALL IND WINTER
DRESS GOOD s

Plain and Printed French Meriuos, Thib-
cts. all wool Plain and Printed Delaines
Ducals, Valencias, Bayadere Stripes
Sole Traverse. Foulard Stripes, TRAY
cling Dress Goods, Parsmattas, Lustres
Poplins. Bombazincs. Thbet Robes
Robes lez; 10 eases Delaine from l2i
to so cents; 10 cases Debcges at cents,
Mohairs. Cashmeres. Alma Cloths, Plain
and Plaid M,rinos, &c,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

ny Using Woods Hair RestorsIive.
~ Usine Woods Hair Restorative.
Nv Using Woods HAIR Restorative,
ny Using Moods Hair Restorative,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

FIRE.. the scalp from ali dis-ass
Frees the scalp from ell disease
'rets the scalp from al disesse
Frees the scalp fl0m al disease
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

Prevents its Failing
Prevents - failiug
Prrvent. IA fsiling
Prevents its tuliiug
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03
MChE TO BE ADMIRE d


Natures Own Ornament
Nature. OWn Ornament
Natures Own Ornament
NatuIs's Own Ornament
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-22

Great Tornado on the Piains---A whole
Company blown away, and IheIr Out
fits Destroyed.
We learn from the Council Bluffs Bugls Of the Tn
instant that Mr.. c. DURHAM and company, Of Ma
riOn County, Iavs, reeeoty met zith terrible dis
aster on the Plains, about twenty miles above Fort
EearHey.
Just as the company had enOamped for the night,
terrible tornado blew up, accompanied by tor
rents Of bail stones. Mr.. DuRHAM's trunk was
carried of and never found one OK was carried
over the creek +; their OK yokes we're carried two
and half miles from camp, and the entire oompa-
ny were carried from fifty to one hundred and 6f,y
yards; their outfit was destroyed, aud tree ten
inches in diameter was uprOoted and carried seven
miles. Fortunately no lives were lost.
Two Of the company purchased a wagon, and
went on Gcross the plains 20 the mines, while Mr..
DURHAM patched up wagon out Of the three bro
ken ones, and passed through Council Bluffs En-
ron. for home, perfectly satisfied with his adven-
lures on the plains.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-22

A CASE OF REsTuUTIsN MIR. c. F. vAYcs
Treasurer Of the Tennessee aOd Mississippi Rail-
road informs the Ntmphs Butlstis Of a recent C
correneor ihrairs'ivs Of the happy Influence ezsr-
cred over the LAZY By the confessional OF the Cath
Ole Church. 1t seems that Irish lab rer On The
road, several months since, by some means. sVinf
died the company out Of of money Return
log soon after TO ireland, he betrayed bis crime at
the confessional. The confessor required him to
make restitution, which he oil at onoe, by traus-
hitting bill Of exchange fer ten pounds (S4S SO)
10 Rev. T. L GRaOE pastor Of s.. Peters and St.
Pauls Catholic Church, CT Memphis, by whom it
was paid into the treasury of the railroad company
The company kneU nothing CT the loss until paid BY
Father GRACE, aud does net know the name Of the
c0Hsotnee-s,rcken lao5rsr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-22

SUICIDE AT WIScaEsTEa,-Mr WALLACE E.
WALKER, Of Winchester, committed suic De in that
town. the 18th inst, by shooting himself in the
head with pistol. The Home Journal says: "Mr.
WALKER had not been in his righ. mind fer nearly
two years, but no one sppreheDdsd that he thought
Of destroying his life On the morning referred to,
he was net by several ladies, to whom he very p1-
tey spoke, at The tine clrrying the pistol in
one Of his hands, with the m1zEe down, as if to
guard agaiust its going of to the injury Of any one
who might be around. He proceeded to a grove On
the west side of toEn aDa there put ED 10 his
existence" No cause IS kuswn for this rash &C.
Mr.. WALKER leaves wife aud his mother who
were dependent upon him Tor support.