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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-28

The MONEY WASTED IN WAR.-'Give
me- says Stebbins, the money that has
been spent in war, and will clothe every
man, woman, and child in an attire that
kings and queens might be proud of. l
will build school-house upon every hill
side; and in every valley over the habi-
table earth. will supply the school
house 18th competent teacher; will
build an academy in every town and en-
dow it; colledge in every state, and fill
it with able professors l will crown ev-
cry hill with church consecrated to the
PRONUNCIATION of the Gospel of peace; l
will support in its pulpit an able preach
err of righteousness, so that, on every
Sabbath morning, the chime on one hill
shall answer to the chime on another
round the earth's broad circumference /;
and the voice of prayer and the song of
praise shall ascend. and the smoke Of a
universal holocaust shall ascend to heaven.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-28

Any Editor or Publisher inserting the above
advertisement for enc year shall receive in pay
ment therefor Twenty Dollars worth of any
kind of Printing Ink, for sale by Messrs. Lay
& Brother, of this city, at cash prices. The
Ink to be subject to the publishers order at the
expiration of every three months each publi-
cation to be sent regularly, addressed Printers
News Letter
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-28

Soil FOR PEARs.-"Will you inform
me, through the Cultivator, which is the
best location for pears =? a stiff clay soil,
lying high, and exposed to the wind, sub
soil clay and limestone gravel; or loamy
second bottom, with similar subsoil, pro-
tected on all sides from the winds ?"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-04-28

The MN who pledged his word and
honor, has lost the ticket.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

I Death has reapei rich harvest du
ring The year that has closed. In our
own country The following distinguished
men have died during the year. Hon.
fhoniss II Benton, Gen. Persifer r.
Smith, Com. Matthew G. Perry. Major
Gen. John A Qaiiman. Hon josiah J.
Evans. U s. senatoT of South Carolina.
Gen. tanes +. Henderson, L 5. Senator
Of Texas, Anson Jones. ex-Pres;dtn. Of
Texas. Rey. Elsazer W.liiams, (,he
"Dauphin. Hon. Benjamin f. Butler.
/ { President Jackson's Attorney General. }
Right Rev. Henry Ustick onderdont be-
SIDES number Of other prominent men.
less generally Known.
In for ign countries we have formid-
able list of distinguishes pvrsonages who
died during the year. among whom the
following are the MOS; prominent. Gen.
Sir Henry Havelcck, OF Great Britain;
Redsch'd Ps-h.. one Of the most disting-
uishod statesman OF Turkey, Field Mar
shal Count Joseph Raaetzky, Of tie Aus
trian army; Major Arnaud. a veteran of
lh e old Imperial army of Ffance; Gen.
SIR Ralph Darling. Of the British army;
Cen. Count Ventura, Of Fssnee: Or. VIII
liam Gregory. the great chemist Of tie
University Of Edingburg; Achme, pasha.
heir apparent to the pashalic Of Egypt:
the Duchess Helene Louise Elizabeth
d Orleans. of France. Col Lemauhosky,
an lius'rious Pole; Largi Labache. the
greatest singer Of the present century, at
Naples; Mademoisele Eliz beth Rachel
Felix, the great French tragedienne;
All Ghalib pacha, son in law Of the Sui
IAN Of Turkey; NJ. Poccianii Of Florence,
one e the most eminent architects Of Italy:
Robert Brown. the eminent Scottish bot
anist; Any Schaifer az emiueut French
painter: Lnis @. Osolo, distinguished
military I,ader IN Mexico: Don Walen
tine Gomez Farlas, ex President of Mexi-
60; Lenor Joso Gregoria MoaagaS, Pre>i-
dent of Venezuela; Prince Chisa Of Mont.
lenegro; Baron Ward, of Austria; Mad
anne Pfrider, the great female traveller:
Count Eslerbazy, Austrian Minister to
Prussia. Stanley Lees Clifford. LII D..
editor Of the London Standard: Rcbtri
Owen. the distinguished Socialist, at
Wales; Admiral Edmund Lord Lyons. Of
England
This list Of distinguished persons who
have diel within the past year could BE-
extended 10 a much greater length. but
We have chosen 10 give only the morv
prominent. But how many hundreds Of
The obscure great. of men and women
who had in their day and generation been
rue heroes in lie. Tut not distinguished
in the worl !. have also gone hence
during the las. twelve mon'hsl How
grta! Is he army that death yearly en-
lists in this world of mortality l--t hseogo
Journal.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

a TREATY wirn SPAIN One OF the
bills introduced into Congress last week
appropriates 81 100000 to enable tho
President 10 conclude with Spain a treaty
Of ami,y. and for The settlement OF all
differences between the two countries.
Including he ees.ion OF Caea. TO be used
by him. The think ft. in advance of the
ratification efsuch treaty by the Senate.
If,here shonlt not be. at the time pay
meni is required. that much money in the
treasury available, the President is au-
lhorized 10 borrow il. The bin was. re-
ferred to the Committee on Foreign AT
fairs. ="
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

H5- Sonora contains one hundred and
twenty seven thousand square miles. and
about one hundred snl twenty thousand
so,rl>, one forth of whom are whe or ol
mixed blood. AM are civilized Chihua
hua contains ninety seven thousand square
miles. and one hundred AMI forty seven
thousands souls. Ks the whole popula-
ton of tic two Stat. but h4le exceed ,
one to a square mile, and IS much dimin-
ishing. the objection to the ul'im 4'e annex
alton Of The territory, So far as IL Iclales
to The incorporation. into he Union os a
foreign population, will have little force -
The civilized population sc freely exceeds
one 10 four square miles. an these are
wasting away before the savages. with
whom they cannot contend. and from
whom Mexico affords them no protection.
" J. JournR Of Conimsrcs.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

Ofsll The charms dear woman wears.
OF all her Inany traps and SHARES.
For real effects there's psaght compares
With truly pretty bonnet
For when or wherever you chance TO meet
One that j. perfectly modest and neat,
rou may depend is proof complete
That the head has more "a thas on II.
No matter whether she's pretty or not.
How much or how little money she's got.
Whether she lives ia mansion or cot.
'Tis fact. depend upon it.
The woman 10 make h man happy ihfo' life.
To make model mother or wife.
Is one who. seeming this milliner strife.
Wears plain aud tasteful bonnet.
Now bonnet Of genuine beauty and grace,
Worn on the head in i,s proper place.
Shadowing family the wearer's face,
as thing for song or sonnet =
Blu: one OF these gay aud gaudy things.
Made up of rainbows aud butterfly wings,
A mixture o. flowers. ribaous aud strings.
Is dreadful, depsnd upor Il.
A vulgar mass OF fuss and feather"
\ little of everything thrown together,
As If by touch Z windy weather.
A wreich.d conglomerAtien-
sort # a cup TO catch the hair.
Leaving the head to "go il bare"
\ striking example of Nothing to wear"
J. THIS benaet ebomiuation.
II makes woman look bra-en and bold,
Assists her in eiteLiag nothing but cold.
l. lad on the young. absurd on the old,
Aud deforms what it ought to deck;
For look at her face. 20 bonnet is there,
Gee al the side it hang- by hair
view It behind. aud you viii declare
That the creature has broken her neck.
No matter where yeu may chance TO be.
20 matter how many women you see,
promiscuous crowd or certain she,
You may fully depend upon it
That gem OF the very raresi kind.
4 thing mc-t difficult to fod.
= pc; Tor winch We long nave pined,
l. perfect love OF a bonnet"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12
p;llon.s FIistorv Of Tndiara

Mr J. X Campbell. has shown Us sample
copies Of the above new history of our State
"from it, earliest exploration by Europeans TO
the close of the Territorial Government in
l8i6.' II Is edited and published by John IS
Dillon. OF indianapolis, whose we'll known
rrpgtAiion j. Of itself guar H,ee for the ac-
tiracy and excellence Of the work. 1t is
printed on fne white pap-r. with nice new
type, aud Is written in chasie AID sprighlly
style.
a good. full aud reliable history of Indiana
has long been needed, ami no man IN the Safe
cut II it. i, better qualified 10 write such a
history. than John B. Dillon.
This work will, we have no doubt. have, as
il certainly deserves, ao extensive sale.
Mr. Campbell. who is general ag.nt for the
,sle Of tie work. j. nov 10 tn city receiving
subscriptions for il. lie viii call upon oul
cit zcns iu tie course Of the coming week and
will explain to them more fully. the characte
Of the work. We are glad 10 see that quite
nuuber of oar o,o>i prominent citizens have
already gwen him their names, aud we woul,
rscounrnl Il Ia oar readers AZ an excelleu
opportunity TO procure a work that must be
no, oaly valuable. bat highly interesting l,
every citizen Of Indiana.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

~ We publish the following as a simple
act Of jssties TO Mr. Gilbe,t. ~ho has long
been one u cur most worthy citizsns:
A Card.--Ia lhs un.oa of Monday the sd
INST. notice an Article. part ef which is pre-.
tended 10 be taken from the Indianapolis Citi.
sea. In allnding 10 the bnraieg Of my resi.
dence on Christmas day. il seeks 10 give the
impression. shat 1 had scissfisRe p1spsess. re.
fssed 70 gios any fAias I,r fkr purpose Of tayiss
"so eggsTsias for one ef ,ks fSe companies. and
that The calamity wa- a just resrlbgtion.
viii state thai the only application that was
ever made 10 ne for any such aid. was made
~ citizen Of the northern part ol the elty,
Tor subscription for purchasing new Engine
a. the place Of one which had for sometime
been in use. This application ! declined. be
rieviag that the Common Council were the
proper judges ef us expedirncy aud should
supply il u necessary. aud in which case all
would share is expense 10 proportion to their
mems.
While feel lie deepest grati,uds to those
iremen aud c'iizeus wbo SO nobly and disin-
tere>iedly exertsd themselves TO rescue NV
properly ! cannot bat express my nbhorfence
Tor those Seiegs IN whatever shape Providence
may have formed them. Oho. while pretending
to aid. and " hile the flames were raging. ex.
olied in the cala'niiy aud sought to iufase in
10 the minds Of others, their Dalis nifty: nor
can envy the aulhof II the above artiecle for
feelings that actaaied him in its Publication;
out must rank them benesfh thosr, Who. du-
riug aud after the fire, appropriated the res
crcd property 90 their ewn use; a. the one
sought TO destroy what would not te repaired.
able tie other took, perhaps. wha, he need
ca aud what could be easily replaced.
G. GILBERT.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

Il Considerable excitement excited on
Tuesssy arleng some of or citx-ns. 10 re.
gard 10 a dog that Was supposed 10 be labor
ing under the infoeres II hydsophobia Bot
g are harPy to state. that alter strict examin-
stior. II proved u be bad case - di~temper.
The dog drank water freely without any sp
pearaucs Of paro<y-t.'. ~hich fact we believe.
> con-id,r,d decisive cn'thc sr,,ec.
Speaking of dogs. We would like to inquire
Of Any ons posted on the sub C how many
dog. could be spared frer> this eiiy. by dea,h
or oiaefwi-e. ~l,hoa, injury to ,hs public
realt We pause for reply.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

ES- An Intelligent and reliable gentle
man il Lee county. Virginia. informs tie
Abingdon Democrat that there is tho
stump Of a poplar tree. which wss cut
down some years ago. on iile land Of Mr..
Sims, on waliing's Greek. which was thir-
teen feet in diameter. sold wood. The
bark was six inches thirk. Four men
commenced cboppiug at il in the morning
At sunrise. and just as the sun set tbs tree
fell. Dy a calculation made BY our in-
formani the tree was estimated TO be near
ly as oh as the world by the Mosaic ac-
count. One still sees. ia riding through
Lee. many gigantic specimens Of foiest
trecS.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

Pan ONs HrNnnfD Dotr.Rs IN MS Wur.-
The Dctgoit Free Pres tells "A stoy u real
l,fe." which. leaving ont the embellishments
IL to the enc, that ray young man IN ii>
tar, Norway sioped with the yoong wife q A.
older man. ahi With hsr took up i'> ahede b
Detroit Tie discsssslaic ha>bard after n.
lSpse oft~e ysar> foaud himself in thar city
sad discovered The funs~ass. BE feli into ~
arms of his long lost .rease al lusi.tei "a
stayiog .hsse she obi.et.d snd Ter raramop
made the old ehsp believe that u vas "ttiek'
With The rulers u the laac, ard would hsv
him hung up ia short order snles> - ie-i-.ed
hnally. b, paying slJa % he pas.aour. III
old man recovered h.s ic they took lod (
ipgs elsea here. soon they ran cvi Ct funds
aed sere Kicked into The street The vomai
rctarned - her oid Quarters. Where stS = s
vel received. and The oil man. viciia :
his own folly and vomaa Vesaiv. wAs en-
rigusa u sagrants faafefs here TIE car
t1in drops.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

u W are ercdibiy informed tha, our illus.
trious co'cmporary q the Union vas 40
pleased with the idea q getting married. the
other evening. ths, he forgot That absolutely
necessary li,ile aacrfaent only to be obtained
from ear most excellent friend Judge wilkins
or his d.paiy Johnny. until the clergy man
was abouti- proceed 10 The Interesting d1fy
II ioiniag our friend Isaac 20 The bonds Of ker
iect
Yo7 raasi no, forget the lliie sf.irs Of life,
I.aac. they are all useful for some pur-
pose.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12
The Theater in Utah.

A recent letter from Camp Floyd. Utah.
dated November 18Th, says;
Lat night was the first opening Of our
"Theaier." for YOU must know We have
some "the alficals" among the troops. -
The ihea'er boi ding was crowded 10 is
Utmost 10y officers and their laides. and
the eldesied men Of the post. The COM
p.ny IS N de up 4 enls {, men. and 1he
feminine par Is from The Great Sail
Lake City" Il was opened last night
with he comedy called Used Up and
concluded with The Ded Shot"
The side scenes were painted with indi
20 for The blue. chalk for the white, and
mustard Tor the yellow. aud altogether
were uoi illy done. Cen. Johnson was
preseat on The oPeni 5 night.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

u = New York correspondent q Sev
or'sses raTer - he following incident &C.
e-rred IA ucldin~ in this city. fev dss-
siuce Tie fitlcr q ihebnieereom wassirs
sni ~, sble - attend the Wedding. bat de
riffd - .ce tie hfiir in htr bridal drcs~ -,
imr dlusly stsr lhc = rf,r'asrec Il BE- cere
meny. he "happy par stepped into car
rilse sai drove 70 III. re.iae. c.. On their ar
ri,al they f,a'j siisss'k. sser.. lail and
stair covered ilh f,wer.. and in addition "a
the wsfn congratulations of tie old seu,l-.
tra ihs bfid. received he dsd n an sls-an'
nv house. superbly furnished and fued az
in stery respret.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12
Illinois Legislature.
S. A. Douglas Elected U. S. Senator !

SraN0siELb. Jan. 5.
stephen A. Douglas was elected U s sena.
tor this afternoon. at o'clock. The vofe
stood. for Douglas 81; Liacaln as. An im.
ne"se crowd vas present. The announce.
ment ofthe election Of D Dinglas was receivedby
Tremendous cheers. followed by Wild hurrah-,
The Democrats fired 100 guns. The greatest
exe'temen, prevails in the rify.
Both Houses adjourned Immediately after
the election.
Hodges. Dem. was elected Yesterday. 70
Congress. from the 5lh District.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

Badeigh. iis New lok rofr~-po. dent ol
me Boston Journal. -ho j. supposed 10 b.
Nartsw Hale Snrh. Yrs. Ccnn.ngnam Bar
dell's lsSa! cesn~sl--writss ~ contradiction
~ shs fumsr y a. the lady i living IN luxury
ard { Der Ia g'.iers have rrsis ne mat h
- II sa5s Ai- c. doe- no' live N Twenty
TiifI slr,i. - IN Fery Eighth Street. sae
= sot ~ EASY circumstances. B" ba' i reduced
ard poor. Tie "e.egant mansion j. hst c
IN a lock 90 il~ new upper s'rce'. f,r which
she j. indebted 10 nc k'.dne-~ % lie owner
tiil -Prirg. Ter house j. not estirrly fur
i . lie most Of il nor At al. aud what Is
= 81 ihs cesn~.ore>t s'yls Al The ordiaary
avenues n employment; oren to mos, women
AZ c'o-ei assin.t her. he pr.ipdics against
the No aaa pas tsser Stronger than nov. and
having .p ~ al lie had 10 defend tersr'f a.
e. r. Of law. >hs ros very poor. srd upuld
ksep B sg..as iogsc r 10 Any ho orahie
sh.u- to Eets iisis.. Il III oca'd io H.r
dau -hs.r August. h-s not b.rn married TO a
southern iissfsr, ba' 10 yoen: man IN ihis
CT WHO RS 80; one apiiar to r-ly upon b4f
What be ,aru. ir IA ias 10 day. aud Tie runor
aboa, H.leH q. = spyefyihal a. tie r,,l OF
tie stofy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

pocs IN Misunderstanding TO the
returns made 10 the State Auditor by tho
assessors. there were ii the State on the
ist ofJune last. returns having been re-;
ceiycd from all lie counties but Jasp,r.
Huntington, Warrick and Monroe. the
following number Of hogs Of tbs a &c Of six
months anl over. Wig. f36, ,5l3. In tho
counties there were returned for the year
1857. 2. 325.I57.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

y The Ne~ York Herald snns np reyiev
ef'he geld heiis u The Ualiei States. v "a The
foiie~ins e.simsse q oar fncrv gcld trcp.-
California glves ~ a miiiiot a week All The
oihsf iriis eeean ssfeig "a with ~has fAcss v E
tisssjs have. wlii - gise - iea.i haifas uach
oar god e'oP !. therefore llkely to be Tor ) ear.
10 come Il the rate ef miiIioa and half pss
vcsk. cf ssst0o .oo0 u dollars pr aanum
= --.essftc eue h.lf ne vaise - TIE ec.ion ercp
Of tAs co.. ~.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

How DovoLAs - TO Bs RscstvxD sY THx An.
A'SistaArtoS The wsshinrion correspond
ent of The Philadelphia Pres. ssys a Wild hal.
lueination has se'sled down upon those Ia TN.
city Who assume to speak for The National
Administration. The more the people applsud
The more thsss arrogant few re.i-, and plot
The lasi exhibition :. forrgone conclusion
put senator poexia.. on his arrival here
into srsh position a. may compel hin 10
send or aseep, challenge 10 dsh, a duel, ]
need aot pariiculsFizs bot the .e.,ers Of Ger
lain indis ideals lately published clearly point
10 this end. Let a- AZ. 10 eli candor. whsh.
- there laas rot been emo. IA of thss sssagc
mal'gn''y Do these politicians suppose
thar ils people Il tie Unilel States ean ever
approve DC conr,e which La, been pursued
against 5atye Douglas by The Administration
and A. echoes SleYhea a. Douglas j. al
this noneit public property. he cauuo; jus
u'y li'n-eif 70 lie eountry by permitting auy
one 'o iofce kifa mo a personal .At. Itis
unnecessary shal he should prove that he j. a
man Il coirage. IL whole lie has show n
hat. Henee. i j. f, duty 10 bear himself in
such a manner. on b.. arrival here. as viii put
men % tie shame Who are ,hirsiirg for h.
blood. TIE People " ii ske care Of 4 en, -
There have been other occasions ia which at
'en.Iis have veea made 70 Jros Jc1 iDdsPend
vri lub..e men. and Al lra.i one fatal instance,
IN whi,h Ngr heru Dsaoerai f~ll for his
opinions expressed n debate. Eysry rev ef
foftie im. tate 'hese xamsiss vi! orly rsco,'
spou lie heais II those ~io thilk Tie ,xperi
meet eor.h rsFeat.fy. and every new attempt
To i"lare eptea \ Douglas oil ouly more
certainly advance him "a the aarctols .! he
American rcop,r.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

Sc a startling. bat not altogether un-
cxrsci,d mov, men, has been Commence
in Au.ira'.a i arP'afs by he report Of
recent pe,ch delivered By the Rev. DR.,
Lang. IN Australia. tat he a4yocat' a.
particularly in the event Of war between
CIR q Biiiaih and Fanee. n separation
from the mother country. and the es.ab-
li-hmeus Of sovereign and ind psndeui
Ssates.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

B5- "Ion" writes 10 tie Baltimore
sun. Jan. 81. ''that the state of parties
IN the Senate is such as will probably
secure the passage Of the Pacific Rail-
road bill in thai body by small ma
jorisy. In the House there may bs
more doubt. on account Of the Difficult
ties arising. not from scruplss OF econo-
my or OF constitutional power. but from
the choice of route"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

Nfv CE~r We are under obligations 10
oar courteous and accommodating friend Lor.
ro-. the very ei.icient agent Of the Adams Ex-
pr-ss Company for samples of ths new cent
coin just is~a-i seom The L $ Nint
y = h,as'lful coin. sud viii b casiiy dis
tlngei~hea fr~~ sny roli a. silver coin. On
ore side j. an Indian heal surrounded by me
United States ef America 1850 = on the On
er sils ibe words "oae Cent. are surround.
- ts wreath of oak leaves
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12
Novrl GnorSDs ron D,vonor-A Wa.

/, NOVEL GROUNDS roR DivoRoE-A we-
man made application to Justice HAnsel-
man. in Cincinnati on Wedhesdav. FOR =
di9orce on the ground that her husband
was confoundsd fool. The magistrate
informed he iha, IL that were held TO DO
a valid reason 10 law, half tie married
women in the city would be legally en,i-
tled TO matrimonial separation.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

Fg- Judge Perkins has rendered a de-
cisi0n sustaining the conslilntionaliy Of
he New Albany License Law The hquor
lealers OF lha city have come forward
and paid up the fines assessed against
,hem--a large amouas in the aggregate.
The Tribune s,ts tie effect Of til. decis-
in viii be to dry up all the liquor shops
IN tie cry except IS or 30, each Of which
sill have 70 pay 800 PET anDum into Ia,
city treasury.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

THE LiouoE Law OF 1858. -Th. acting
Judge Of the { ommon Pleas Court at V.n-
sens, declared in the trial of a case. on
Wedn' slay, that the liquor law of ! Ie5y
had been revived by the repd Of tie law
Of 1855. and lhat the former was now II
full force.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

IL A small kss of brass Slugs. y ar,h per
hsps tuo dollars. ~as sold reeently e rs't.es
in Ne~ars. y. J.. - CELL dasi Cor fve huhd
TEL dollars. The parties selling representing
,hesn.elves as in pressing need Of money 49,
willing 10 ssh a. great saeuiee. Waen lhs
"dast' VAS taksn 10 NeW York. The ell aJsss
was loard tree. thar al i not gold .hs, glss
tefs. one q The ~indiers va< arrested. -
irdiseaaily r,padia'ei sny iateution ofsvia
dlirx lie ssiI thefe had '.eeu a aissake IA
the keg taken. that Be ouil naks Il al. q xAs
All. a. an sv.deuce q his sincerity. insi.te.
that ,hc diidied'' inlividusi< shouid keep
bs- - gold" ,iii be shyeld resui, she sgssr =
This MS accepted. ard he went oa 70 eortes
the mistake |; - nesdless - say thAs l..
never nstcrasd. or lhas tie bar q gold tarus,
sut u - a bar q gaivsutre 4 iron
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-12

l>r.Vficnx.--As the mail train from fndi
ansPolis. lat evening. Va. passing Beliesills
nsa bora 'aaie child va. observed by rs
= Be of lh- Foai hssior been discovered ~ ~,
e.iir - - sAst vstsni,yl ,ksri ti'ns bsfer.
the train cssssA
Circumstances Ieal strongly Ia the suppo,i.
Ton -, she ehi.i va l.,rn en be-rd the t,ais
going East 81 Te~-,s-y esen,eg. and "a.
thrown from tie es.s