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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

CINCINNATI. Aug. =.
CRsIs-The market for wheat is active. aud
prices are frmer. though DOT qaota'ly higher
Sales 5000 bush prfDe white al / Is. 500
bash good At 4 IL. 900 b1sh good al 1 .i2, and
600 bush good red at .l6. =
: Cons--is steady aud firm Al e0.s3c.
RsE-Advanced to Soc for prime.
BAKLEr--ls unchanged.
oArs--Are ia brisk demand al soc for new
aud assoc for old.
froUn-Sales 1900 bbls at 4,90a5 90 for su-
perfae. and 5 .00A5 % Tor extra
wMsKY-sales 400 bbls,st 24a241c.
GaocsRiEs-Sugaf is fru II 7s1ac, with q
good demand. koiasseS is firm n 3ecs Col
fee is steady al f1sai2fc.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03
KENTUCKY ELECTION.

Irgt-ylLLE. August ].
This city aud ffrrsan comfy give the op-
position ticket about 100 majority. Mallory,
Opposition. H. elected "a Congress-
The r,turas from the Interior are too meagre
for any CONCLUSION to night.
NAsHviLLE, August
As far A. heard from IN lhe Ashland District
the vote i. close.
In the Fifth District. brown. Regular, IL
probably elected over JsWeu. Independent.
Hesgre reta rs from the Second District
show large 9, posliihn gain.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

IL "Hallo boy. did you see rabbit run
across the road there just nowl'
"A rabbuf"
Yes be quick rabbit
Vas it kind of a gray yarraint?"
"Yes. yesl"
"a long cretur. with a short taily"
"lesl be quick or he'll gain his burrow J"
Had itlong legs behind and big ears!'
Yes, yes
And sort Of jumps when il runs."
Yes, tell YOU. jumps when II runs
well. amt seen any such cretur about
these parts!'
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

osKS Acesfrrsp. - We learn from y.
". voorhees,. one ofthe counsel IN the above
case. who returned home from Crawfordsville
yesterday. that Oven. charged it'll poison
ING his wife. whose trial has occupied most Of
the last t~o week.. IN the Montgomery Circuit
Court. has been aeqaited
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

Justice >ullsvsn y becoming the terror Of
evil deers. he astouishes same Of them smss-
irgly when ofder- $50 issued Tor their commit
mebe 10 isi- NcCcrnick hose case has
hesn noticed. ~s> cent "a. con .iaerahlv when
the picture - irau gates and barred doors
~ss drawn for him BY he squire. Who - II
the of'nien that he Wv. rigofoasly admins
tered. - The hsss safeguard fef society which
be has "a BIS h. d..
Thstis The true doctrine snd IL strictly fol-
loved ~osld result IN great good. % The world
a. large.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

Especial Dispatch 10 ,h- Wabash Express
ST. LovIs. Aug. ,
The whole Republican ticket. with the ex-
cepiion Of R-rnari Porpping. candidate for
e,e' kship Of Criminal Cear. IL elected
The majority in favor Of closing the dram
shops on Sunday. a. far - heard from is lllI.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03
j. The Indianapolis Journal has he follow

j. The IndisbspOlis Josrnsi has he follow
ing good one
Hky fis Gsr~rsors q fadisns tsss, PsfsRi
Lesfasr >hoes.-A PERSONAL and political friend
Of Gov. willard and Lieut. Gov. hsmmon nd told
u the following god one the other evening
which - enjoyed IA hearty laughs by both The
gentlemen Al whose expense II - told. 1t ap.
pears that both Of these gentlemen have visited
Louisville At different times within the past
fev months. and that each has been presented
~itb pairs Of patent leather shoes. The rea.
500 for wearing them II explained IN the fol-
loving oonnunderum originating with .
couple q Louisville dsrkies. Who were made
acqasinies. BY some tneans. With the presen-
tston Of the patent feathers. The tvo sshls
scus 81 Africa me ting. one says 10 the other.
jim. does you know de reason ely de
Gueeruors Of lodisna var patent leather Shoes
sl-sysf'
Ne, sam CUBS dat up.~
Il tells you. Jim Deg 'frsid II dsy var
boots dat dsy get snakes IN EN- ?"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

The follo~iDg ethoes have been elected ~
the members Of The Lopez Lodge. No Z. Lafs
yetss. for the ensuing term.
ID. ]. b. Mcfarland. Grand Commander.
Hon J. Williams, Vice Grand Comm.p-
der
Hoo. Daniel Mace. Grand Chancellor.
n. Stiles. Grad Cosd actor.
). y. Fry. Grand Treasurer.
Johu Stein, Grand Secretary.
DT d. L. lesksf, Crzad Surgeon.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

CREsr Darn OF rus ocEvx The following
account OF the depth at which the ocean has
been sounded. will give some idea OF the vast
valleys that exist ~ its bed The sounding
was performed ~ the Atlantic aud the depth
at which bottom was reached was : ,7O5 faith
oms or i4,4l2 yards, being over siyh miiss -
he time required for this immense length Of
l:De to run out was about nine hours aud a
half
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

~ The President recently sent beautiful
ly chased gold headed cane. bearing The in
senption: James Buchanan TO DR.. Thomas
Bachelor" together with . letter conveying
the thanks Of the President to the Doctor for
his kind attentions during the Presidents late
illness IN Baltimore.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

A TrSSrssEE CIrr Ar Incidental r-reting o
the Board OF Mavor and Aldermen Of Ala-
mont. the seat Of Justice ofGrgndy county, was
held in the counting room Ct dry good. store
In that town. one day last week. good dea
of important business was transacted. When
our special reporter left. the Board was grave.
ly. aud We need not say elooasutly. discuss
ing n bill imposing fue of s. upon one Of ID,
citizens fpr fencing ia one Of the streets and csl
fipafisg a.--NssAriIs Patriot
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

IT The new line of telegraph between this
city and Teue Haute j. now IN working con.
dltion. We received a dispatch on Friday
evening last from Mr.. J. y. Silverthorn. local
editor Of the Terre Haoie Erpress. snnounc.
ing that tie Pfairse City was again in tele.
gIaphlc communication with all parts Of the
world
The new line will give 10 Injisnapsolis a
second line o. news transit between -. Louis
aed the East. The line from Terre Haute to
y. Louis. along the I. II. 4 Alton Railroad,
has been building for sometime, aud is now
ready for operalion.--Tad. Journal
Why bles. your soul. bruther. the line hence
to - Louis has been IN operation since oeto-
Der last.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

b Bannisiet. The Nlehigst eron.ut vii
make an ascension from Desroit this week
the pToeeeds ef the exhibition 10 e shared
With the dsughssr Of the late sronsat. Thurs
tor. -se - represented as being IN need Of ps
esnlary sld.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

In l-56 The vote for Governor in this coun
" stood in the last two lines above.
The above. together with the following
which Is the correct number # polls IN thu
different townships, may assist The Coven
ton IN Us action
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

p seeding Mormon 81 St. Louis. who
has jus, arrived from Utah. says ths, .boo,
Ave thousand Mormons will leave the Valley
this season. 10 return no more, having become
cured of their dclasion.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

weeanuOt see that injustice can be done to
any Of the candidates. by taking either Of the
above a. a representative basis for the action
the Couvertioc.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

uThe Telegraph Lac east from this city. is
nov In order for use and those having messages
20 send. can have them despatched by The shors
Line.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

m ade ct 'Cra~ louisville Oh Sunday 10 mob o reu
jss; acquitted Of charge Of Wife Poisoning
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8ianp8 auf 8el1elInna

a eigunb Don ieber SM3s umb 8auarts herbeft a Iitttrh So
Dts 9rSbte Spr8falt Utrb auf bic Arbett rnb auf bt Nus
wdbl Der Wtdtertdtten Derpenbetu ne er fann baBeri fir fese,
aus stnem @tdbtfsnent berpprgebenbe S~rhrumsnt Sic @dr
ante lberuebmen, taB &c aGe Gteenfadtten zines autrn QMo
ms Bette. 0li 9F eE.ss- ttlatfsG 6hta a4
Ils Snfruntsntt aus r4tsner 8abrtI psrbtn fur $ S3apr,
bon benz Gag bs Serfanfes an adranttrt. i8ej1c .Ei
SelUnbere Aufnsrff m3stt fotrb aaf bic NE1wdbt Spu Sn.
ben, O%errsnbet unb etn Yprrebt beS ltmtaufHsS trnerbdlb 4
Wt0natCn pom SerfaufstaBe an, tDirb %eeaattet, 1cnta Elm VA.
Rrumenr nt6t ~SolfGnhta b~efrieetaen. s4il33sElsM -
pA- @rObGdnbler fperott %rrDbItbnn, bet uas Sorsp rrSen
ebe tie fb anberparts unffeben. sr1@a@ e# as. eeaU
8efanei9 S~prrdtbt0 cine MuSrDubl pon 3D. Iebtp.
BON ben beiten Sntrrarf tenrnahern gu $45 Dts S200. re 81
a. pianos Dcrben II mgetauI6 aut a
mt ct BET u NIB 9Rsh I'm M. aE@ 1888 aEH Guests l
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Mbreta S. ~cxassUeleas
Vsme gnb fd,0ne AIs0afe0-
$3.50 @anfteIb. 8rpthet u. ~.

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Nr. 229, B0Itiraprt-, &Se Boa Gpasltsat.t
tagRa Ste AufMtrf(dmfctt Der Gaufef cut ibt ntnfs I5o sIsB@a
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S&s4a<bstalttr 2btera&fea uab stSarrtasRG?fs!at eaostS
Gptupattsr&, Rdrtsns ebdnfe, YGrhar1gGtts, &tnsFiUt Q3Gief
In srOstt NpSwaEI, 70 nts etne rsibe 5aaan,lnnG BON hubfssi
Erbal> srtrtlu, Niarnas -Esbtiteu, f5IatfGtra SDGdee, 0rssbf
pstlgaaftst anS q sftmbsin ,soIbsns 8sOtrn, SestFsGtes steners
BssslsAa ,sit Ttaiash nab titiHen @Idfi+z. q
aaa. .a~ @pleeuse gEGEen% ee.4
sos stH btatR &seisera INrrSets ~anBsfeettst ALT A~8faeagi5es
sclJ8spdastn fir btesn tatsaGranfifttt ,fassa easa csc.
~ y~oYsdfbte. a
gra .bt1UEe ocsGmse1eus
aG4 5sda neutaen Stpit, BON Gun5Sa, parts, Stat Hnb a5tfu
%tnpprtttl ,fUrtt ret&e S&muGfaGen unftret cts snSn Ba6rtfs
asfs.uE6 1betfer1tee gt&sr 26ftn, 9seFer, @abe!n &:
grdlainHa Set htr bttFsem Aasftuane bts %searsIdnb> S nRitnts'
fbteIten.
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81 81 pprtsufs Gns SAMPLER tn aitem 9Bbtstso, 8ronbEes a..
auDre &c. &C.. balten aae III tbr 8db einl6lasenoe Nrifsl auf
Eager uno p~ertduftn b%isIelbtn 81 ben nts6riefrn SmpVrt.
Bretlen. ~{ liaX tH3 Ht Fat.tH $40 sHe SSan25 6ltl
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I'D. 10 H0N 21J BrDQbmab
erIest Bat, unb eafelbf bus orEete Eager BON trnupfmoo.
rem untertaaen nne u~nterb0len et8ener 5abrit SCrrGtbia b6it
i6 ttuo nhe SOtten Dtntfder nHk Niei1er VI III aets AZ
utefen Yretien Su D~erfaufst. 49, ptt" ~
SD babe nt@ts NIT 3Dtf9enbantl lrn au tbun. unb Ser.
fdufe meme 9Danren TN StDBen re TIA IRISinen IN hsn S,Hte.
fen 9rttfsn I'm aaben. ROmmt unb ~tterseuat Gasd Sapun .s'B
GDuts 8eIber,
HtpO 1rrabmaH, BaIttnueeS
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>sa s. galffcr S 8rmoer,
~ Merchant Tailor,

-% Ode bon Sanette uttD SarrtlCnltrdb~,
tetoen iGrtn Breunben, fpwte BEN beutf4ta Yublttun i'm al.
eenetnen an, ba6 &c tets BITE befen beuti6en unb fransSRl6en
Eude, 8Dfstin, ~@affmtrs nnp aue Scrten StOAe fur Spm
mcrttetber an 5anb BADEN. 5ertent irtl@e stnsn babiHtn Au.
lua pinl6sn, wsrpeH prompt ano bilt8 bsotent.
&C. 9urnt1etber wtrb.M BON benz befsa Gotpf un9efertt9t.
~(aRat22.S1
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DCerter umS tstef,tt9er Tdbrplnn
~ Nah DEM W5efier unD @iiben. nu

DCeuer uttS tptc)ttNer sydbrplnn
s,as, Jah Dem Weiteu mo GGioen. .znm4&
4se OalttsmOre q urS ShtD- NEg%TSMSsasxeF
s Eifenbnhn. '~~ts&ss@;
Sin unb nab BEN TO, MpriI 1859 4eben bte 3a1e tpte f1Iat:
@Bn GGm6en-@tatinn Baltimore DGrppitaua, SGnntaas
dt@6enOmntn, nm Z ubr 20 Wtiuuen WDrmttidgS unb Der
@rpreBsns mrs 4 ubt 5 Wtiuuieu Na1mttt1eS. Betbe 8aae
Bettn mad daGh 36etien hes 9refens unb 1prb- qDeaens In
bttefter Ftnte,
ST. We9EHof{aa tere
9ad alrn Quntten swi(btn Baltimore unb 9ttbmDnt nebme
ttn 7 u. 20 81. 0nrr. qua. gtGdb alien puniten ,wilMet
hur9 bona tbr 5 @snuteu- BUG UGn Baltimore.
Der 5rebertde Recommendations qua
urldFt Baltimore fir 5r9bsrtd unb bic oa,ptfden ~IIeasnbsu
YIdBt tdSlt1 UNI A utci 5 81. &adm., mt. IuSnatn,e bS
unb erretAt 8reeertd I'M 740 hes @benbS ;btrIGft
SdItinpre um IL ubr Dittta8s an. J. sea 7ss8m
DER GllicDtt8 g. lfIl8z Recommendations 3uq
tG8lih, nit I~usnabnfe GOfntdss, wte fDlat.
SeriGBt Concentration I'M & II Wet9. IL. IS gtahm 3&@ ga
gDn @OtcDtt's atitls i'm 2 40 WUra. u. 6,45 Nh. RS ssaafg
Tdd. Wafbinatcii uno bqin Siiben 2as
8spen bic !3nst UNI 4 lthr ~ ID. n. II. As U. @Ormittaas
lprbtr I'M 4 u, 10 N. unb D lltr 80 sd. Na6m. so
Yin @onntdGen uns AZ uBr WtUr9eas. m.ssa
e BON 98Gibiu4t0n --ra
am 4t4O nnb $50 Htr Burn. mn q d9tG - Rab
I'm Spnntaeen nur Nadm. UNI 3 Il. 5i4z2a $50
Der jEette unb btette ,3n0 ron Ealttnore n. gbafbtn9ton.
ITO nit ben 3uBfn Der Annap6lt8s8abn
&er Spfttc rnb brittle Bug bait auf ben observation-disclosures.
E- 20eesh 3tGsts, apsfuuft 8abrt 1t. T. ID. penbt man
hp an : 4. @n8Iant IAent an Der 8idet office, Gam
s2-gsl 81 m. p res cptt Q nj ttb
R Observation-Disclosures Baltimore.
Mue16-S e. WR. 9 Vie. @enerdfS8taetspr
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n-nArAlR
BUR teipnbereu &euntnibnabme.

a. BUR tefonberen &euntnibnabue.
9tnWanbertr unb fttfcnbs ieattu febt pOrFatts lslu, tbt
te TIRE Stlette fGufen un6 Ipnten bttIelten nnr BON tUlt en-
.~an8efelten 8tdintet fauFsn, fet5e SBn tercm @ebaIte Ietsn,
ntbt absr ppu NtaflerH peer 3wtf6entrd8cra, ba ft lOnf Der
1sfett ~arS6ele$t fnb, tel6NtnbeIt su werber ane TOR @elo
urtf6rf ~huSaCben.
Ourdfabrtss Bi(lette
mad alien GBsiien aes eDtfens Fnb AZ babsn bst nsr ~
ST.. i. SilSebrdnet,
@sntaI1@mt9rdntsn~Mg Der Baltimore Uah
StfEsGtienbabn,
Ssan3O1S g2r. 97. EhanteBitr., 0altimore.
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Observation-Disclosures

Samuel E. Turner, yto. 3 Glib 6arleslfr
salt bef6utis TN gOrratR Elm 8rOssS 9a8er BON Yapter
GSh, characterization, GelGdfts. Mn6 GUntD- Bi1ern. Sn fei.
nem qaoer befnbet Nh tnldnbtfbes unb tmpprttrtes S@retb.
unb Brief papier BON allen mGsItGen S0rten unb Sabriien.
i Ncfen a pter ltnttrt un6 retB tn srpbrr Auspabl,
Brfef.GDMbert tie aaer SUrten.
Gdreibmatsrtalte nuer Nrt fir Office, II. 9tiSateebrdu&
StdbIfebernt Seberbalter 4Stt8eIIad, Oba
7oten 8Ietftftt une g rtffel, Iint enfaffer &c
&intc aum 66retben uno fur @Cpterpr effen
pom ben befen Jabrifsn, &Dptsrprenen, 9DrtDfD.
(tsS, rtetnDnnd &c. &c. e1& ssa tz#sre53 sH
Gprie Elm arpsts Eager SDn p afpapter lSbteItar.
en-, aruder.B Drben &C. 3H ben biat8ifen 9rstfen. 4r
SAMPLER unD Druder aus 6sm SanOe DerSen q IN tbrern
SutereOe fnben bel mir uCrtufprehsn. l.aaFF Hre Jebr17,tl
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S<sicbti9 fir (sinspdnDcrer. '.''
- ! ss4ag - - -
Rene arrangements fin @inmanberer, bic nu<
Dem Weifen an reifen miinId,en.

S&-I~
'fene arrangements fin @inmanoerer, Die "~,h
Dem Weiteu au reifen miinld,en.
Bon bsnte, ben 9. Tpveatber an, wrtben biz Gtnmanbertr
aHt ket Northern Central &alesrtfresi Deppt &tienbaen mit
tenn @rprebsu6 befBrber:. Die 8abn htetst hGbIrh ba Sinmi-
ararten etntu erB S eF n q prtbetl ats tteeith etne
anbere Saba aud TT fe I'm "a E1teitsu 'arser dis Irbs anbert
Sden mao beHannseR @laBsn. alS; a &ta} esgs
Yltt8burg, @lebelanb, Detrpit, 6crt Wupne
@hica9p, W~ilmaufee, 9alena, Dubuque, ct
Saul, 9fod S8lauD, Darlington, Soma Gitp
nm er6sn teBbalb Die NIT ser @rrtbsrn Central 8abn e-
sYerfrnen f0@;uneen fsatet ais te nit anbern Bat
Ifh Wfrenten bort eintrsfeni aud perhtn 4 Ytal wtniger bic
sGa8fn babel %eape1isIt. &te Yatn Jtebt enrdh ben Gbnilen
Apeit son Obio. ale game Guttsrnnn6 SpH bier bis GbtCaGp
|t 500 NieiIrn Das @spdd ptrb bier ~eessdnet tmortet, uht
I5ept ! II an Pahagteren ar, ou gfittnlm% ntgsert. ~ 'i3t p
|Sfad, Greltliae, Doptcu. Cincinnati, .3nbiana.
as polls, 2pni8pille unb ct. 0ouis !,
|wtr tH ebenfals Yodaslert ~bsfbrbttt nnb fur tBr eepdd
Ittn c %rHtttere unIapRnest9ftsn b~erebnet. Die 9anagters
tS9gtamit benz 3 lltr-, Obfr AbeHbs 10 utr,3Ge mad lasr
peHlt Den p!GBen 9ettn, ppne %untttpses dufget1lten 81 wtr.
ben. - nrhahft.gtGttte weroen Dertauft Ii ser Office bee
IMGenten, ...r. Sebn G.. 8aIher.
tt14-S No. Is, ISfns-Gtreet, near aBaters 90arf.
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aDbnifoms Snfnranee Ofppma.

rLNO NNbR4
t - Nc. 10 SecpnoitraRc.
Eemers Wldrines INTO &cbenS=gserIfd hc.
O gee In0Sz(ScntpGanteu. 4i5rfI La
500 StGerlfe unb i~eltefte GUmpnonie.
Serliderung8>@ omp, Der Yalep BON Eireinien.
~. .y. nit 100000 Capital ASST
Observation-Disclosures Comp ron Hjr9inieu,
..e nit $500, 900 Capital H
NlbemorIe 8elitderuna8, Comp. ron Yirainien.
nit 100000 Capital ''A'
@barter OatsSeriider Comp. ion OartfCrt.
as nit 1880, Capital ts[ a
Security Derliheruug8 Comp. BON Relp NOrt
a.. nit 1870, Capital Htf ,iau
PbenlfsO efitd,erumo8>@pmp pon Nenp g)orf.
sf nit $4,000 600 Capital ..1e.
~5ftiolute Berliheruna8 Comp. bon NewsQ)ott.
,za@ nit $S270,0OO CAPITAL
W(cntlnf Ver1ideruu9S Comp. bon Wem>9)erf
nit 100000 Gaptfa(
9lew Worfo 0erli6er. Comp. ron Seem Q)orf
''9 nit $250,00O Gdpttal 3lsA 0T'
Wiercautile Wutual Otarine eilr4
Boo nit $L000,G00 Gapttaf a-# Ii
Sereiniotc Staaten Qeben8 0erliherl1u, ,cu
1gsgJ NIT $l,25O,972 Capital -ll8io2 r~H
$50 Nprtberll gliur1nce Comp. Of 2cn6on
sg gs nit 81, l94,lII Capital, fqa p-l
DIE pbtn eemfrtten @rn9d9ntefn fR0 sen br QfeisIaur
bcS @tddtes WarbIahb sduttDriftt un6 iienifrt forT"
Die Uon benz llnterSet6netsH rc2rlfe ltirten gompaonisep
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-~SN~
THE WAR.

The arrival Of the Hungarian furnishes
us with some particulars Of an important
battle between the Allies and Austrians at
Salierino, on the oath Of June. The Aus.
TRANS had crossed the Mincio for the pur-
pose of attacking the French with their
whole force, but were obliged to abandon
their position and re-cross the river
Napoleon took 30 cannon and 1000 pris-
oners. The Austrian loss was exceedingly
heavy. The French loss is reported to
have been $4,000 in killed and wounded,
including five generals. Another great
battle is expected before seige operations
can commence. Gen. Hess has been ap-
pointed commander.in- chief Of the Aus
TRAN forces. Considerable anxiety was
created by the arrival at Venice Of an
English feet of twenty Eve ships of the
line. New levies are expected to be made
in France, and large reinforcements from
the best soldery Of Austria we're on their
way to the ecene of battle. The Italian
conflict is every day assuming more seri--
GUS aspects. England and Russia are
arming on the greatest scale. Prussia
cannot long remain silent spectator, and
kossu:h is planning revival Of the Hun.
garian spirit Of Independence.
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r. j. klMkaid.

It will be remembered that this gentle
man was one of the sufferers by the loss
of the steamer VIM. Baird"-having
lost his entire stock of goods, intended for
this market, and it was feared that he
would not be able to recover from the dis
aster in time to have another stock here
this season; but with his characteristic
enterprise he soon overcame his mishap,
and recently arrived here with large,
varied and seasonable stock Of goods,
which he has opened in the new store
room on the Leyee, one door wess Of
Pearl street. His establishment is well
supplied with everything imaginable in the
grocery and provision line /; and as be paid
particular attention to the purchase Of his
goods, to variety and quality, his custo-
mers can depend upon getting first class
article. Read his advertisement in this
paper, and then call and see him.
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m akiDK Poetry.

An lrishman who one day was YEARLY
toiling up ladder, beneath heavy load
OF bricks, seeing the carriages of the veal.
thy rolling by, thought that be would
make some poetry.
Och" said Pat, as he drew a long
breath and rested,
"Thm that's rich ride in chaises
An thin that's poor wAlk be Jasss,"
Suddenly all idea struck him. "Why
wud ! be workin' here any more? Bedad
III make powtree ~ So he went down
with his hod and rendered his resignation
with the air of an inspired man.
What's the use O. me workin' any
more? I'm natural born powet. Dye
see?
Thin that's rich can ride In chaisss
An thin that's poor-thm h ats poor-
Thin that's poor, be Ja.es they'll spaik ,"
"oh, bad luck to me, l thought it was
powtree made
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If the French bulletins are true, and the
number of troops engaged are correctly
furnished, Magenta was one Of the most
bloody battles in the annals Of modern
warfare and inferior only to that of Wafer
loo. At Aus;erlitz there were only some
10000 French opposed to an Austrio-Ru
sian of 1000 OF which 10000 were left
on the field. Magenta was fought by
100000 French against 10000 Austri-
ans, Of whom the former are reported
to have lost from 5000 to 5000 and
the latter $4,000, besides 1000 made
prisoners. At the battle of Friedland
(lS07) in ancient Prussia, the Russians
and Prussians were defeated, with the 10. 5
Of 1900 men and so cannon, BY the
French under Bonaparte. At the battle
of Marsngo (lsOO) in Italy, Bonapar.e de
feated the Austrians, who lost LOO and
prisoners. The French acknowledged the
loss of 500 killed and wounded.
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TO OUR READERS,

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Of The REGIsrER. When we undertook
the enterprise Of carryingon Democratic
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money scarce, and the people disposed
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nevertheless feel that our original purpose
has been in psrt accomplished. The
patronage we have received-the present
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