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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26
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IL - srusinr 10 sse how exritant the Le-
con ptou press ,hroushous ,he :. ate j.. on &C
count of the resait of the recent elections b,
the Legislature Cvsr lhis matter Col Cook
.rly bseofoes actually jubAani. and snnoun-
ce~ the parry now. united party. 1; may b.
rue That the Democracy are nos united. and
81 4 ihey have come tegsthef upon he only
platform that Las ever hid them together. II
viii h reeoiisetei ,hat throus sLoul tie extra
ses,ion thers ~ bitter fesd EXISTING be
"a eeu he ALL LecuoPssa and lise Leeomptou
D,mocraey They had serarated 81 the qurs.
iiOn Of Popular S.sereigasy, and they differed
90 HsrcA ~ pf.aessle That the b'ssels bes xsen
thcm vas besohipg, IS va sEPPosed. wider
and wider. The -Lecomptonites looked
upon NJ. bosixles a. the expouenf II their
deciTires. and he Lreamptooites ssviled
and drtesfed the Little Giant The Antl-Le
cowpon D~usocrais acted wnh Ire Rspsbli-
cans 70 The e,ection - q ; Senators. ani on
many other Important occasions Upon The
great leading doctrins Il The day. the right oi
a people 81 a tertiary b form such Cons,itu
tlcn a. they NJ 1T desire. there a 10 81 Ger
ence hetweca tie Anti Leeompton Demoera.s
aud the spaL.icars--gpos th'. they thought
alike. sbd acted together Bot while they
were thus afiiet N cpPo.i,ioa 20 lie Admin.
Istfstion--NLiIe ibsy unilei 90 priae p.s,
they ssparsisd on spoil-. When the question
q lie spails sf ofiice va. pfesenied 10 tie
Anti Leeempton Democrats. true to their an.
cisn; faith. they forgot rsine,rle. and ssized
Gu tie spoils. To 81 he offices. they went
over g. their nost tiiier enemies. and it j.
said. are now acting in fall fellowship viih
l. em. True : - ns~ Il has ever teeu be
fore. that the cohesive power u public PUN
der = al that keeps The Denocratie party 20
setler. Upon a platform u Prise'fiss they
,~parafe. tat when tempted by The swoiui
melis Of rilice hoy unite. and are friend. -
They ri.e az. and for 'ime. fshl manfslly
~ he ri.hl. ta' tsf,le ihe Sun go~s down
they desert the living truth. sell their rriiei-
pies for place se,l grow sxnltart over theif
Humiliation W a. not vouder 81 lhe I II.
Journ.i rsj.icirg over sueh state Of thinss.
bul how honest men can exelt. We coricss .e
sr. uuai.... - ctfnrr,iefa
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

TT Sheriff stewart Informs US that contin.
ucd attempts are being made by the prisoners
nov roahnsd IA the county Jail tthey are 10
IN NUMBER to break out. ADD that nothing but
the most constant wa,chfalnsss on the part 'of
those IN charge prevents their success.
Hssays be hs. ore prisoner. most ingeni-
Gus rascal, who manufactured silver key
from half dollar with which he eouil unlock
ths csll-, aid that he bal worked his way g.
the outer door. when he was detected and
banked in his intcrtious.
Al another time they bad raised stone 81
his aoor Of the Jail and had nearly suoceede
in borrowing their way oui when detected
The all beildtug j. evidenly very defect
i.e
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

$500 Rkw.xb -Baoxf jan The Yin
o.nscs Gazsue says; -Wm. Saith, eharsed
sish k.iing csthsriss HslPin, At ,ae .ssi-
iencs Of lOha Price. ia cur city, and Wil.iar,
sn..Isy. charged With isrcspy, broke jail on
Nosdsy nisht. and haze dsesmrs1 10 passs
snkaova. Smith. The marderet. j. about SIX
te: in heigie, ihelined 70 s.ooP. p years q
&c. has dsEk aabura hair, thin s.cs.. al in
pessect eye. long neck, With sdzns sppie
lausuaIly prolsinenL The Shesif, we are IA
ersnsd. os7ers revsrts Of 500 sss their spprs
lsnsionr
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

aJ.it 'ppear- ~ The l~.t rtror u the Az,
dltof Gsne,al u rruusy ylsauia thai lAs total
srplal ed saias ef rssi aud l.f'saal estate IN
tbc Common = eal.h ]. SO i7Jg7i. thta.ses.
n, ~ q tax i 81 "a &c -. ~ whole peps
lAliou 2.lli ,is6 and ghe nuplbst Of taxable,
el3 5eg. pr liiladelph,a county alese tks
hgufvs are stated a. follows: Total value a
real ani personal estate sl62 .9s9. .C5a. a..s..
nSnt % 1ss stst.ss5 "a. population ~. .sC2
AID rambes of taxables i0i AS.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

We have just .cceisei letter from
this gentleman s,ssiag that The report Of
his :,hess was incorreci, probably grow
ing on, Of the actthsrhis wife had been
very sick. To his many friends through
out the State. who look with pride and
high expectation to the good work his
talents may yet accomplish this will be
good news.-Sa ycrnai.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

NAsuixeroS, Jan 81.
The Hon Geo T4lApr. representative from
he q Cong District u \ York. vss pz~'og
one og the halls of the CAPITOL this r. III he
overheard bighly cifeosive remark niaae by
Mr waliersok of : Y. 10 a companion. AP-
preaching Mr. walderson Mr. Taylor asked
~heihsr shs, language was addressed seaisst
hiro. IN reeeivipg. afseE souc hesitation, an
Affirmative response. Er- I.yior resented ,hs
insult by striking Nalderssn with hss hst.--
W ttsn ssr.ck back With his umbreiia. q
shich NJ. ylor g9t p0sse>.ios. and A&sing Z
.tru,k him with il sirew 1t at him Oths'
Par,ie. ihsn ,assrfercd ahd prevented farther
difficulty.
lis -sid that xr. Taylor made the eAAEze,
% vhieh Naldsrson wAs som. tine Ains =.
moved from TIE Office be nd ia u. cas,s,
Hcvss 10 Sew york-@...g de "a. foruerl
deputy collector. .e -
NJ Hodges. .-as ssee..scr Of the late Ths'
l. Harris Il m, teok his seat in The House u
day.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

- A paragraph has been geing The Foands
q tie papers 10 The stE-ct thai the rumo' de
nicd a. tie tine tha, Mr. Robert Chambers. Of
Edsnbursh. Was The author of The Vessiges II
the NatsFal History VI Creation, Is confirmed
b, the new Bfiush Mnseam catalogue. II
nay be vel 70 ssate. ssys London paper, "a
settling tie pArensags of this work. that xr
Page. the author Of several valuable treatise.
On geology. assisted Mr. Chanbsrs IN the pro.
dneiion ~ tie Nesiires.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

Gopsf.--The February No. Of sAis unrisal.
led Asxazins. received las. week i al tx
essdingly Interesting usmber. Cooley and his
Book. have alike become heasehOld gods a al.
saost every veil regulated family, and al shs
'sembers Il he family await - eowing wiA
eager Interest The ~. best Magazine 60
ladies. NC axe II. 4 Arshar's iiosue u nsgariue
sAe F,erusry No. Of ~hieh has ssso beea re
ctivcl
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

The hfsi nomlsr 81 tue ahsse named p.
~. pf'o'el ~ this city 10 The G,ra,n i.n
susge. Wa placed eu eas table Yesterday H..
general npreaseaee j. seel aud ~ hive t'i'
h'.ls ioub, the matter Is Likewise. We haze
.lno.t t,l,rain,J 10 ia y tie German lan-
gaaes. ie-' ls be- able 10 reat The z.linsg bu,
II We DO no'. Ne shall occasionally call upon
-pme % oar Gyfmap sfisuds. 10 DO a..aleuans
l.ting for u.
W had tie editor. NJ RfiWsnpt an
asrs,ahie gentleman whom W are delighted
Ia welcome o. the eerps editorial.
Success to n. z',fssq, TO he enterprise and
- The rikht
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

frrsr f,bp Fc-yih. * Munster to Mex
lco. has ga luta an unpirAs snt hx. from The
fact u lar,e qtxntai~s q <aiesr bars having
been found ir he eNrjso attached TO th~ house
ia vhieh lie resided white Niaisfer u N,xies.
b. bars are supposed 20 be made from The
silver ornaments sacked frern The Cathedral IN
N.xt%o
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

Tiis Cato s~p i'sS~srte,Sts CANAL THIS
Canal, ofs5 miles le'e'h. raoninr from Akron.
where d sonneei. alik Ef,e extshslos. "a. ja~l
declared dividend % ore Per ccn'. fer ~.
fa~, year Il = cTaet &, s,sck cempany
and egas,drr.hg ,he coat Of shr work snd The
general dcif,ciat,ua Of late Of eSaal stock
thi> . shoush' 70 - dstng ~rli
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

The fonertl services 4 Ms Isfraiee fvi!,
- Ir.f faffsbssl io,k place AZ h.r fe>idsncr.
h-t Monday A long pfoce.-ion ~ hDr
irsnds followed h,r f,nains 10 the "Bsrtr
~hrs, .h~ ca- deposited IS the slde 81 h,r
llfls daughter hp-A -GftsfcIsfis BsAHfr
Thu hs- passed from ihi- liss into one moss
glorious ol.. II the bet 81 n onlen-- one ~ the
t-s-t of ~iss---one u nc t,st of moiher---
-, - lhe t.si - friel d. ard one Il he best
- tLri.,,ahs ~ all the relations Il .if.. shr
-. .'.-' sken pisfs and ~ hvr desih. The
hs'og have lo-t tLe dsi'y example 4 0uc
srih, ~ initaipi.
w- eG go ccndelsner - 'he h,teavsd
ia.l.~nl AID rhiitf. d. AID can only Tel ths'
hen,sh The u .de ~ th- lov,l, "Bo~er." .,
the -,d, Of little k9sA whe VA lowed "a well
,ls Ienains - ON - geod ~ill fesi Swer;ly
n,iil hnal, al dust j. reihefsi m, 10 u
uuii-t n srrthsr snd > better wofld.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

A molero vii says of young wriie;,,
Il nav b. that. like John on the Isle Of
Patmos. they here a voice saying unto
them, ''Writri but when they bear
any such command 70 PrinlP they hal
better inquire whether il is an angel that
gives the order. That's 50.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

An Ohio cdisor says: What can be
more captivating than to see beautiful
woIf.an. say about four feet eleven IN
ches high and eleven feet toar inches in
circumference, passing along the aisles
just as divine worship commences"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

Rg- An uncle left IN his will eleven
silver spoons 70 his nephew. addiag-
Iii 4 have notleft him the dozen. hs
knows the resson.'
The faot ~as, the nephew had some
time before stolen spoon from his trela.
i've.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

The Erie Canal conains more water
aud floats more vessels ,haa any canal in
Europe, and has B oe8 vessels on i:s reg
isier. ct mich .446 are larger than the
one n " .ch Columbus discovered Amer
ica.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

II vs haze placed Ga Ger table. the ''His.
s.s9 of Nsnseaass. b. Jodgs Lac n iss
treat litlls vei"n~. sad thoagh nct vfitisf
ui,h that care es.eolaied u add 10 he lnesap
ssposatioa % the Aafaor. j. very i.ssfes,ssg
snd fal Il he @sey ssirsins iueidsa,s VI III,
ee>isrn bsfder-
!, j. icF sals ss Buelsn. .haus Book Stare
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

gr That much ssliesl ior sspsir q Oh stree,
r.sr Tie Tes, ofnee. hss heen soasnsacsd :
Tbs susnl,oa u oar ei.is,as srs called - ih,
fact. as Bresn has it.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

THx grsssx The local % the Charleston
Courisr SAYS that The Deueeratie party i re
spon.ible for the exscfahls weather of this
winter and Supports the assertion hy the fol
lowing rnss>af sryauent: via that having =
B@el ssr,h~ir header. % course he governs The
Nsfsy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

P.M Parks. received = soies. James raI.
nns,on s. John r. Carr %. A. d. Linn 20.
Beatty aecIellans -. John wishros 30, 10
.eph BersusdAffer q. A--C. Pepper -
The Presiding osieer Of the sepsie snneen'
ced ,hs election .ef Nc~sr-. Dsnont. Parks
Carr. NeClellaDd ans DeuusdaasF--(beins
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

Mat Rcssssr The Bl-ekie.i soua,y N.ls
say tha, oa Ef'asy the is.h Inst. a isd was
eenmii.ed - isil there 90 charge of rob
ling the mail Which he vas earEsing ee,veeo
ths, place and Naosie. Hesxsrsssed he CON
tents of tao letiers. getting from Oue ten aud
from The other oae hsudfed dollars There
was one other heller IA The bag. contsiniog
soDe two hundred dollafS. which he did uot
spen. The boy says ths bag vss - fastened
tia, he could run his arm II between The fas
tsuings (rasher Careless Postmaster aud he
took the letters 10 shaiway. he = voung ard
has been led more directly into ,enptAtioa
tsrough thearvles>pes~ of men 10 cfs-ial "a
ti5n-- lhSsis. II his story be true lie is com
,nstied f5r a Preliminary exs'piaai'oa befor.
Judge Loughridse. on the issA list. "Dea
sen,l, with she errlng '-espeeiaiiy with th'
younx
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

wiSsS's Nsw Srransa,r The baltimore
~ b ssuu u ihe lish iasl.. says: y day o.
tao ,inec The Aes.ss. N,aans. Tor ths Gf.l
slsos put in motion the machinery Of their
ne~ aud novel iron steamer. laying a, their
yssd. Ferry Bar. : 9TH baltimore The la.sac
disie etl-ct vas 10 smooth the machinery and
hf'ng the ras'inr r r;ion into proper Working
toadiiion teiote srJius he action of tie >s-
sci through The water. A hawser was taken
sh 70 ~ecurc fastening sStern, and The
steam applied Although she ptorsliinS
~heei ran Al ,ssss ison 81 sh,y 10 aiuety r,so.
l1sloas Ter mlnUSe. no eareeainr o. use,listing
Il tie vessel VA. produced ~ - aetisu. Or
the ,ibntoy mo,ion q The machinery. The
waieS ~as ,hroua frosh The ~heel a. the Ligh-
est revolution With much iolsnee and IN large
'nss..s. Hnd 81 a soAeres snd direction. % an
appearance. pat,lsslarly calculated 10 prodscs
fsrvsri molion asis With ecous..ny oil power
he aSiioa Il The Wheel vas rcruafkablS
srnsosh and free from iaror unpleasan; SQUAD.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

~ The depth ~ the Niagara river imrne.
disicls below the Fails, has never been deter
mined A liue of lso0 feet has been east into
"a without fuding bot'on'. In bvildinv the
Suspension Ridge Il vas important "a knos
the sierth - = ste-. aud several -ssueee~sfai
aliefspi, were made % fsihofr :; bat he slrg.
ing @sscgs would throw ap every plumnsi
cast lato hem. F.nallS az enormous piece Of
steel was obisined. <~ighing over thousand
rouhd~ aud attaching Il 10 rope which
might alrnos: be said 10 have no esd. Il VA
cast from the center % the bridge into the sur
eiue wssefs below. for second and Only q
second. Z, disappeared. and then the angry
waves. a. II dsspising lhe law q etavitatios
~hseh sent The rlummet VII lightning ve
losity Into their tumultuous waters. vas quick
" s.ntte he surface dsneins ike cork "a
Aawn the river.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-18

Snsinsss Gar0s.

JAMES BoYR RE1z EST. ~ aroxrs
Fsrif 5s stsa.9R X K purchase and al
H. J. S. HOGG,
y. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
,,.,.., Nos. 8 AND 10 CLAY STREET.
AZ work entrusted to them will receive their particular at
Jobbing attended to with punctuality. jal-tf
M4CDoSGLD & DUGDALE, 'A0 D0'OAlf
pr SGU a. e, GRAIN, FkS9ks CORN MEAL,
Ali the approved fERfzERs Constantly on hand de-
diff Cor A'ELDfn Bafr MaaHE AND PRATT sT
- CASSARD & son,
". PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERs,
rRovi ka6 SsA GESERA1Ly
oa,, Nos. 4o' AND 400 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
T UTHER J. cox &R. B. WARDEN,
IL GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS,
Fn H ESTATE fA ffHHT HeH MORTGAGES AND
y. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
VIRGINIA M fHS " 5A4f e TOBACCO,
nstf No. log R w LOMBARD ST.
III W. DUNCAN,
TEAS, WINES AND GROCERIES,
olctf = l0,-,lN l-liA AND ZINE fBBhAfIiTFiMoRE.
mo. GAYNOR,
- PROVISION DEALER,
. AZ SOUTH STREET,
Constantly for sale Bacon, HAMS Sides, Shoulders Lard
Mess fork, &C sl4-6m
John H. O'DONOVAN, JR.,
ASD pHS G ysf S o Liquors.
AND AGENT FOR THE SALE
OLD RY W HISKEYS,
au2S-t 80 Cheapside, Baltimore.
I A. DUSHANE,
q. COMMISSION PAPER DEALER,
NO. 40 SOUTH CHARLES ST.,
Lombard,
au2l-t BALTIMORE, MD.
John w. HOGG,
u ARCHITECT AND PRACTICAL SUPERINTENDENT
FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS,
Office 2, (up stairs) No. ii South street,
(NEAR THE SUN BUILDING,)
leS5ly Baltimore:
IL AR fist,
STUDIO, McFI.nOWNEY BUILDING,
mr3ly Corner Charles and Fayette streets.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-18

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Lefty, February 18th, sOrered that the sales of the
Real Estate of Philip Baltzel deceased made and repor
ted by benjamin NJ eighe trustee, in his seventh report
he ratified and confirmed, unless contrary be
shown before the 18th day of March next provided
copy of this order be published week for three sue
cessive weeks before that day in some daily newspape
printed and published in this city
The Report states the amount of sales to be SI0S
WIN. GEO. KREBS.
True copy-test-W H. H. TURNER,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-18
&ail 8pa0s.
Ia: PHILADELPHIA.

FOR STAFFORD, DELAWARE
Passengers leaving Baltimore at $50 A. NJ connect ., Wi
with 925 A. NJ train ~ NV " 'A D"''lhlore
NOTlCE-All coored persons, whether bond or free will
pe required to bring responsible white person peron
any known to the undersigned, who will be willing To- sim
DONG 70 me Company, before they will be passed over anv
n29tf WNI cp ,,rr,Onr,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-18
cTOr Salf. frfiUbt or GTbartfr.


49, FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
sEss-TheA clipper brig III. A. CAMPBELL" burthen
term 1S now In c9mRte S9e for any For
S fe5t fpp'' 10 DUNNooA T Il smg Wharf
,sk@5s FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
- The new clipper bark WARRIOR Beauchamp,
al ALS SS. aANNAH Creighton, MASTER burthen
a.ot, ~ '' TRXvERs MITCHELL,
49, WANTED.-A VESSEL OF 200 to $50
s tons to load for Southern port Good rates will be
gwen anu cargo ready ar II s'iE& 6RgyA
esak WANTED.-TWO or THREE VESSELS
load with Iron and Coal fs sr ft9yas9's co.
s54 WANTED TO CHARTER-A GOOD
vessel oabout $50 to It's tons, light draft of water
for voyage to the West Indies out and home pply
1el-u So Buchanan's wharf
.szsa45 FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
- The schooner SEAMAN, built in Maryland in 1854,
fastened tree nailed carries 500 bbls 5000 bushels grain
8ovSse 81 eff wa loaded She in good order for any
" '' '''N C' '''S' "; RH0A T'' sG&, 10
s3f Cor Smiths wharf and Pratt streets
d. WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD
i S%, london Good rats and dfPateh given
fellt corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
,essg44s WANTED.-A VESSEL of 200 tons to
!oad Coal for Savannah Immediate despatch given
AyPly to l. IL BElT JR, Union dock fel7-tf
se5s4ss WANTED.-TWO VESSELS TO LOAD
sAssouth with Naval Stores for Northern ports Fair
freights and quick dispatch given Apply to
W. RHOADS & son,
ja2T-tf corner Smiths wharf and Pratt street.
1$syz WANTED-A VESSEL 400 to 800 tons,
- to load for Boston Fair freight and good despatch
given. Apply to W. RHOADS l. SONS,
Ja22H Cor. Smiths wharf and Pratt street.
a VESSELS WANTED FOR
sS15 HAVANA.
The undersigned constantly in want Of vessels to load
to and from Havana and Mantanzas.
MORRELL & RANDALL,
fe25u IS Exchange Place
81 TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH |
49, AMERICAN SHIPPERS.-Brandywin Superfne |
Flour packed IN bbs half bbls supplied short notice.
In shipping order, by JOHN S. PRICE,
dlSly 70 South street.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-04
SELF.RESPECT.

One Of the strongest and most pre-
valent incentives to virtuous co,.tluct
is the desire of the worlds esteem.
We act right, rather that our actions
may be applauded by others, than to
have the appreciation Of our own con-
science. We refrain from doing wrong
not SO much from principle as from
the fear ofincurring the censure Of
the world. A due regard ought, in
deed, to be paid to public opinion, but
there is a regard we owe to ourselves
which is of far greater importancc-a
regard which should keep lis from
committing a wrong action when
Withdrawn from the observation Of
the world as much as when exposed to
its broad glare. five are as good as
others--and it is our own fault if we
are not so-why stand in more fear of
others than of ourselves? What is
there in other men that makes us de-
sire their appreciation ard fear their
|ccnsure more than our own? In other
respects We are apt to overratc our
selves; but, surely, when we pay such
blind and servile respect to the opin-
ions of others. we ,fa"t.A. 1'1s;s- r.
nlty, and undervalue ourselves in our
own esteem, We admire the senti-
ment of Cassius, when, speaking of the
Imperial Caesar, he exclaims:---
II had as lief not be, as I've to be ~
In awe efsuch . thing as myself"
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-04

A farmers Story. AT the Wood
bury plowing match few days ago
MIR. John Daw told the following anec
dote: Having drained field where
nothing had ever grown before.
was standing near looking at a crop
had there, when neighbor farme,
came up. We have one or two loose
farmers in our ncighborhoo,l; one Of
them, in fact came from Woodbury.
(laughter;)but thatis not the man l am
speaking Of. He came up and said to
me, "that is bootiful crop! how did
ee get it, sur?'' I replied "brains.' 81
Naughter.) "Wat! manure the field
WI ! friins?' (More laughter = The
fact was, l had drained the field; SO
said, EYES" (Renewed laughter:) He
replied, "Lord, yer homer, where did ee
get um?" (Roars Of laughter. )---&tel-
bourne (Eng.) Journal
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-04

EDUCATION AND F1GHr1NG.---By a
law of Prussia every child between the
ages of seven and fourteen is required
to 60 to school and to learn to read
and write. In ls45 there were but
two persons in hundred who could
neither read nor write 1925, 900 chill
dren Of the 100000 between seven
land fourteen years, attend school. In
the standing army of 100000 but two
soldiers are unable to read. In case Of
her taking part in the war, Prussia can
bring into the field 100000, in one
sense the best educated military force
in the world.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-04
REFORM IN THE METHODIST
s-a54 CHURCH.

An important change is discussed
among the, Methodists in regard to
the government of the Church and
the itineracy of the ministers. The
Layman's Association of the Cincin-
natti Conference, recently in session
resolved that it would conduce to the
welfare Of the whole church so to
change the present system as to allow
of lay representation in general and
other conferences. They object to be-.
ing so exclusively governed by the
ministers. They further say that the
good Of their children, the church and
the world, loudly calls for more in
innate relation between the pastor and
people, which can only be obtained
by more protracted stay of the pas.
tor with the people,"
One reason they urge against the
present system Of itincrancy is, that it
is grievous and unnecessary bur-
den upon the Church. They calcu
late that in displacing their tour thous-
and ministers from fields where they
have just begun TO labor with success,
and in removing them to new ones
where six months will be required to
make acquaintanccs, an expense IS in-
cured every two years of s120,0o0 for
removals, and another $12o;ooo in the
depreciation Of household goods, max
ing an aggregate which exceeds the
whole sum contributed by the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, to foreign
missions. They also reckon that every
two years a thousand years minis
terial labor are lost in the process of
removal, and argue that the system is
"extravagant." They also protest
against the absorption Of the time of
the ministers in editing, teaching lat
in and mathematics, and hold that
laymen may be found to attend to
manythings which now divert many
OF their ministers from their proper
work. k.-.-Ne,o York Post.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-04

SMELLING AND TAsr1Ne.-'.Is the
sense of smelling more pleasing thar
the sense Of tasting?' was the subject
mp before the Western Debating Soci
ETY. in the bar room. Uncle Joe was
the last one to speak uponsthe negative
and all were anxious to hear him de.
liver himself: Walking up to the bar.
keeper, he called for hot whiskey
punch, and drank it off with a grea,
gqsto; then turning to his opponents, he
handed the empty glass to his leading
disputant, and thundered out: "Now,
smell It, you varmint!" 1t is needless
to say that Uncle Joe "brought down
the house," and also the decision fol
the negative.