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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-01

SUMMER ARRANGENE

SUMMER AR2ANCEMEN NJ.
DEDUCED lE.--Tha u. . Man steamers. ..s~
IL JAMi..TOWA, Capt. PAHrIsH aud liUA 1.SEs.N
aud /, u Virginia a REDUCED RAILS.
The JAMESlONN Capt. Parrish, leaves Richmond every
II LaDAf aernuon, at oeoch, Cay ioi"t SAM evening"
and Nuriok einesay Al - Och ck noonui N"w YORK.
deere early day and in tima to the
h, gong East and North.
he KOANUkE, Capt skinner, leaves Richmond
FRIDAY afternoon. at ociurk, CITY Point ning,
o,uck and Portsmouth, eyclIug, AcH York
next
RETUKNING,
ThfJamestown leaves New urk. tron Tier No 10 North
E.,r, every saturday Tor NrIolk Pe
trsUurg aud niehluond-takmB fei. IA 10 eah place.
1hu kuauke leaves New lurn. Pier No 49, Noih Rv
NEDNISDAt Aei nooi, al otlr, h. iur Forts
mouth Petersburg aid MISUNDERSTANDING fr. at
hA
Passage, staieroom Included, between norfolk aud New
St'ciake Passag
bu, g. and New lurk,.... 4
Si"riagt fassagr,.
Passage, statrro'm Iriu'-d, between ~ nrtbufs
Ne" ORR, ID
Passage aud :ss;sa thc River
MEALS. EsFah GGiNI". a;NGssa.
Tho and cicgtnt steamer iDnk row Wa, he
iu upon the line the All iuiini Tn
N'rniN
f"r trkeis Apply to LEE RpCkE a co. Ag'nts.
Man Iva, IVIf y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-01

INlKE, LIFE AND MAXINE INsURANCE.-
Il LYNCHBuka HUSE n FlnE INSURANCE COMPARATIVE
Company makes against loss ur damage by Fire,
cling Houses Stores Factories other build
lngs good. and merchandise generally In
"a and the avoraoie terms.
Also makes Insurance lives all enjoying
health aud whole
iir, Tor limited period
Slaves employ ed ornsry ccupations, will be Insured
Reasonable terms.
The Company will also risks from and OF
the Northern Southern Ports, avorable rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
join ROBIN MCDANiL'., President,
JANIS NJ CofitS. Vice fresidcnt,
GLUlttE s. THURMAN, ,.ict ENGINEER
DiKEtIOKS.
JouN OTrY TAYLOR MN. r. ANDERSON,
JAMES 1. PAYNE, join I. DAVIS.
NM II SfHATroN, MAURICE >. LA>GH0HSE,
SAatLI H. MtkINNEf, CHAs. X. ST AUGHTEH.
JAS, y. " WILLIAMS, Treasurer,
CWEED + WILLS, Secr'y.
~, mn VI 'i,st OWEN Medcs,Examiners.
The Mei,a rxan.naou OF Snhcctsior Insurance will be
made at the Oi,e OF the Company each day be~epn the
huuis Vi = - o'clock T. NJ feb - dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-01
NKW hook fes sale ~

NEW HOOK = fss sale ~
~ PAYNE 4 Bl.ACKFORDS
Iressllian and his Friends. By X shelton Mach enze;
Toe Methodist ieicns Characters from Life IN the
Baltimore Conference
PtstaTcs vi Country Ilr--A new work
Juaist say iHgs and lbuinEs, concerning }. q
Morris u. u.
Blind bafilmeu.; or The Sishtless stnn,.. BY W J
Hogc
Dictionary Of Congress. BY LnnmAni
Unity ut MsukLd By frof Cabci. Of University Of Va
Au.ri,trs II Low. ny Lola NJ utex;
self Made Men ny L &. IS seymour.
Cuurishtt m Miles staudsb. Is, I.'hgfrlow;
TIE Foster BtutLcrs-A n Auy1 by the author Lewis
Arundel
Peasant 10 Germany NY Miss Anna G. John ION,
ASH hr Initials Itor AniunU, t'Ank EAiigh, Lewis
Atuuael, AMI many other popular Moves.
march II rAiNE a BLACKBOARD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-01

NOTsGE.-Ihe usder-tgsea, who was app
~ pointed Adminratrx OF the estate Of John H. Soto
decd at the February ~ tho Court If nstngs OF
the ity Of Lynrhburs beg inform pub she
Intends continuing the bus,sss Vt ber basb.d their
slai on Nam street Al themselves In
uUted to laid estate respectfully sci f.S
nnd settle. MAnGAKET ID SOLOMON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-01
Office Sen sh.siae Railroad Coan pnsy. I
--. PETERSBURG, July ISL, 1855.
I'm - 11asa


nlRECT ROUTE TO TMK ~ aasr ..s III.
IL Virginia SPRINGS via South side itaroad from ~.
tersburg 10 Lynchburg via Va ienn Railroad .ynch-
burg Brslo via Last Tenn AndN iroad from bri.ol
Via East leah and Georgia from Knox.
Chattanooga. Ns.hvc and Uh4tlanoosa Raroad
from Chattanooga o Sevenson via Mephs Ohareston
Through, points and The SPRINGS
and Baggage checked through s.he vfeo svuhsds Rail
The following Schedule will on The sou,hsid Rail,
NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Com Getting with the Richmond aud Danvia Trains =,
Burkevie Junction. aud with tue through L., nr
Arrive at EurSe,ile Junction. s.I6
Arrive ut FarinviIe At. y:2j
Arrives Luxembourg al. 1870 4. N.
Leave LynchInig daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9.3O ~
Arrive at rarm'hie t'.................... AN.
Arriseat BorAev"le .Junc,ion) at...... 2;l5 =
"''''e a. 'f'es'"f FmEiui, TRAIN '''
Connecting with i;ieimond Trains at tho June.
Arrive at Burkeville tJunc,i,n) at............l2 NJ
l:iu p M
Arrive ~ by ,,hulrg .t........ ............ 6:2,
Leave Lynsn6"r tally AN.
AitNe at farmsilc AL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
Arrive at l,urkev'ile tJuurt.ou) NJ.
An Aeea@m ,".,sn passenger Car r IT,. wav or os A.
Travel wall attached the Train leaving Lync6bur x witt,
TAX. III" Maui Tram o'clock, A 81. Stopping PLACES to
take gu and pat oil passengers to be strictly
at other pont- Sutherland An,ersou Mil ForTs
Burhvviile Reos High BRIDGE Farmvi,,e pr"spec, Tamp
Inns Evergreen, Arpomattox, spout Sprus Concord
CITY POINT BRANCH
S"Ih'sde Railroad Freight aud Passenger Trains leave
Petersburg 'iaiiy tSunda. sexcepuoJ a.......7 N.
Arrive al ons pon '''.'....'. ....'...........7A3
Leave City conn, at.
~ ip'e so'S ....9 10
tn" ao"ve Trans ~h III. River Steamers
ea'Ins Cy P.in fnr N"fiolk and Saturday
and Iuesd evening with the dne Roanoke aud
jamestown bound Tor New York
p a" be- sDras aer to Is on and I'd
le
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-01

- EMOyAL! NEW STAND! JEW ECO D. |!
HI Having ld stoe OF Goods at old
La, located below N"rve House; opposite Hale Livery
Stable viii Grvcay ard CSsneissOn Ba
lhankul rienis The locra
efetOfore extended solicit vontin VI
tho same, oder iuducvtnspa ash
viii Keep instantly hand. nice selection Of GkoCE
kIEs AND ,TArLE DRY GooDsi do, Corn Meal, rla~
ier NH Offal 81. J. o. SHEAhEk Il
aInhI I.1in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-01

n 0uk IJ AOt &c dOAt AZ wOOD B5i.i,>.
aust oGlpit vi III" Jetrated
amt M.u Gouk ib> Ls Tor wood Aad ,nai. whi'i
sally at'iicd at the agricultural ana ale
I,ae. y the great saving ine, Tie
ilucanuss ihrr siselor nul,h ,ni perfect Opera
various ii parli cooking, hry rsio~
tic les. stoves We hNt lifted I"
opI,r h,t u.ici, which avery
ishng irt water al tines wit,'u
Tue, b, i-aici by the smoke fpe and without
Ith TIE cooking n,hi- 81 the save
It's ......s.t. g.. Y > BLlss d ca.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-01
s8 SEWING MACHINES.

% SEWING MACHINES.
NEVER BEFORE OFFERED AT RETAIL.
SEWING MACHINE FOR AND WITHIN THE
REACH OF ALL.
A PRACTICAL FAMILY SEWING MACHINE FOR SIX
nAnrLETrs rATENr NOVELTY 90 SEWING
MACHINE
IT HAS BEEN PROVED AND IMPROVED DURING
THE PAST II MONTHS.
MANUFACTURING FACILITIES IMMENSELY
INCREASED.
NOW OPENING AT wmOLELALE AND RETAIL
(42l Broadway New York.
1:i9 Ch'snut st, Philadelphia
OFFICES, II sixth street, CinrinnatL
% souh 4ih ST. ST Louis. M
II W oodb, dgc st Detroit, Mich
Exclusive Ag-nccs are being established H. every County
ahire's j. nAkTLErr Patentce, Principal ONCE Al
Tor Machines
All lrttcrs attention contain postage
NEW siNOCERY a. COmMisssUN HOUSE.
HE nndesgmd vii continue tn" Grocery and tomm"soa
ba',sse At tho we'll Known stand lately occupied ~ D. u
constantly ON hand large and vel selected stock Of ROE
taAh or IN exchange Tor country produce or peiua Gus
ors on sh,r, credit lie especially rea.." his ens
sure ho Tan give them sati sfaction . . -
I HEREBY icude p tina uk. I o my old customers
the ibcra patronage b.stowed upon and respect,
jaa lrdt. j: Z. snEARER.
NOTsGE. From mad after tai. date, Wilson
~ - AnvtY longer Agent and will not hIld
MA9cn 5.h. irss.--dts Nm \. HARVEY
Pure Coal oil and Coal OIL Lamps.
, LARGE STOCK OF rUkEUANNrL coal OH. al
81 ~ per gallon Just d and A,s, COAL
sIABLER & JONES.
march 9.dts Lynchhur4, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-01
rlfERssUao ADvEs7lsrnEsTs

Ne. 81 aycnm Ore sersce, pesevsb0tG,
sign o. 1Ikks kAGLE,
kFFERSto his and the putsr generally of the
" largest aud choicest stocks WATCH y, JEWELRS,
alLvERwARE, FINE CLOCKS and FIRST GLASS
GOOD every variety hsne presenfd to the pub
lie cheap brilliant beautiful had IN other
establishment in tls er country in every depart
met articles manufactured inpored) Of the vest
and The u,ot unique asa aud elaborate workma.
ship. =t-..H ilsII septon
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-01

n r. Il q. a. DsUssu1O. Successors TO
lie DIU9uID s. Sons, will keep constantly Oh hind .
arge stock of all kinds OF FURNITURE. OF their avn ren
hh they will be pleased sh.w the old ri,n and
patrons u s. Dinguid d Sous, and the public "erefn
rb,y also he sp cousiauti, m hand a. ars,, a.. SKIS
HErAIJC BURIAL CASES OF All Sizes also nrg' si",k
WOODEN CDFflNS, OF every description. and wtN pay
pr,mp, tho business AT all hours
etaSdAcu -. y. a. u. \. btl 81 ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-01
NO VI 5aai NJ > :

DLAlN AND COSTLY AT
l Is. G ADDENS'
jan l.dt< y neh0nrs Marble w,rka
- "A "a SaxEf,S ct p snsr Mooni,im whisky
wv % gnn,ni, aud tor s,,r low, 10y
IN 81 DIT CAMP. SMITH ~ 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-01

MOnthlles for May. az
cRAEK LESLlE'S MAGAZINE, Great Republic, Atlantic
Monthly, Godey's Ladys Book and Petes0ns Mssaxuc.
received at fsprii 10 dts II c yICTQkR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-01

FvNAlE GRO WIN. ! X w 4 H. Receives thin day,
so superior SKIRTS with ~ Hoops, very superior
tcia, at - So fmay i2dts JOHN ARRAHAAs,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-01

IN csw-ianment, 100 barrels pstsns Whii
~ Mercer POTATOES, for sale low to Close .
april l4dts, =. &C.,. M ROLLINS CT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-01

DERUvsAN ssGANO.- 10, 900 bag selected
u Peruvian Guan" 1000 bags Eie island duane 20O
the lowest ket rates. by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO.
mar dts Kt hniond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-01

SOMETHING NEW.-s have epr"-d shI.
- morning, THE FLEXIBLE BAND SILK HAT, a new
article IN thls city. ten i.ds.l = SEAbIKt.
HCM ARABuC.-A large ssppiy s.issSie Tor
N maiuia.tui srs foi sale bv
jan il its Hep copy. W. A STROTIIER & co
NEW GOODS 70 % sP u Ma, 1s1O.-NATn.
~ Hu66ENhElMEk has ietWned from III. Northern
with and most beautiful STOCK OF GOODS
lac has ever had the pleasure Of offering the public
"hsUrabie time and gains mt In tbs lection III
pretty DRESS GOODS To- Ladies' lie they will
in beauty quality price, Ac with amy house in Lynch
hs Ladies' will please cal and mud PLAN
hks from go To o pattern, superior black Gro de Rhine
hiks BLACK Bsgadere aud Bocade Silks baregc Robes
double Ahde Robes double Jupes Jaconct Rbca
L. ANA Jue, vnlen.a plaids and stripes Mantias and
Shawl, some very fine EmLrolee' l"'p Skirts plain ruff
hui aud Irigud Farasoa with extra lot OF Cloth CASH
aud Ncstgs and general IT Staple ps
B-Coumtry Merchants visiting Lynchburg Will please
give call. q.
mar h ~ dts-ltep and Bristol Ncws copy.
Hu . k rs.
SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS
Doiiar. Doiiars. "a & Doiiurs
SHIRTS OF ALI. QUALITIES AT
apr, 20 dts l;s.AsS n tsAlNE'a.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-22
Tribute of Respect.
FiRsr PREsnrrKRiAS SABBkrn ScHooLl ,
fnt. 10 lSsQ


June -. 1883.
WHrRrAs. IN the All wise and uusearehable
providence Of Cod. lie has been pleased to re.
move from Tine TO eternity our highly estee.rl
and much beloved friend. AlrxAsDrR II JoRS-
sos. who-e exemplary life and noble traits Of
character have embslaed his memory in the
hearts Of allwho knew and eould appreciate
his manly virtues; therefore.
Resoic,d. That We. a. sabbath School,
will treasure in our memories the noble vir.
tues # our deceased friend aud as he. While
living. proved himself 70 be tho fast friend Of
.his Sabbath School. and every thing pertain
ing to Christ's kingdom here on earth. we re-
oee that We are not left as those without hope
-belsviug be il reapng the rewards Of a
blessed Immortality at the right hand Of a
kind Savior.
Resoiped. That we do most heartily symra-
thise with the young brothers aud systers Of
the deceased in this. the day Of their severe
trial and sffliction. aad would commend them
to kind Savior for consolation. in full assur
ance that he will be Father to he fstbeFlsss
IN all the trials Of this lss.
Rcsolrsd. That the above tribute OF respect
be published in the newspapers Of our city 4.
aud that copies OF the same be transmitted 10
the brothers aud sisters Of the deceased.
sasli Sas. p P; sJ,nss. Jonss, Committee.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-22
Social Life net the Chief End Of
Man

A popular lecturer at Chicago lately advo
Gated with some plausiblity, the drinking
and dancing customs Of other countries. as a
means Of promoting social Intercourse, and
adding to the animation and grace of general
society. To this the Congregational Herald
replies with some very apt remarks.
The value Of social life has been unduly
msgni6-d. II j. Of Ear les moment than co
nestle life That man should please and
entertain his neghbors or scQuaintances, for a
few moments or hours. il may be- while he j.
with them dvindles into insignifcsDce by the
side Of the question whether he makes happy
the companion OF his life. and the children
whose veal or woe for time and eternity, de
pend much on fathers influence. That "A
woman should be facinating AZ the social par
", what is IL compared with shedding the IA
d ance Of love aud kindne-s on husband and
children in her fsmiiyf Any social life that
would interfere with those most sacred home
duties, will prove curse, not only 10 the
faaiilie- Immediately aff cted, bot 10 society
al large We shall owe no gratitude 10 hlm
Who shall 81 solve the social problem as 10
disturb the happines, OF the tireside.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-22
FRoM wAsHINeToN.

WAsHlSssoS. Jane l..
The ordering Of more eficien, naval force
10 the African coast. Was Mt Ia Consequence
Of ~ay late complaint b the Lsiilsh gotern-
foent Il was long ego eontemp,sted. bri un-
al reesrtiy there we're no vessels which could
be used Tor ths, purpose
50 Tar a. ogE yernment is sware. no new
orders have bcea issosd since 1872. by The
Brilish government. in connection with the
treaty stipulation, Tor the suppression Of he
slave trade on The coast efAfrics.
There i nothing in the recently received
letters to dis,in uished gentlemen ia Wash
ington. which affords sny groaud fcr he bs-
LIEF that Esglaad al beeose Involved in tie
present war IN Europe.
il is understood that ibs Cabinet fnsTy
acted today On the document hey have for
several weeks bad under contemplation. ex.
Pressive Of the views OF the Administration
on the subject Of neutral rights.
Il will probably De Transmitted 10 Nr D1l-
las by the ncv steamer
The following officers have been ordered to
the steamer Crusader. va: Lieut. Comusnd-
ing Matt. Lieuts Philips. aoues ano Bef ham.
70 The steamer Mohawk. Lieut.. Commanding
Craven. Lieuts. Robert sheldon anl Csrpen
tsri Liect. Lanty has beer ordered 10 tbs
command Of the steamer wyar doiie. Lieut.
G W Rogers has Teen ordered TO oidiuauco
duty II the New York Navy Yard
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-22

IL The address of Kossulh on the Italian
var before a large uneetipg m London. the
Lord Mayor 10 the chair. expresses full con
fdsnce an ths policy Of Louis Napoleon as
lisely to subserve the cause of Italy and Hun
gary. Letters from Paris slate that large
plumbers of Hsrgssian refugees are leaving
fr Italy. ipcaldlng General Klapsa and
count De Kiss. add the Vienna correspondent
81 The London Tisoss sisies ihs, the intsll
geo cs from Hungary is 80 alarming thai he
eaRno, venture 10 repesi'it. The discomfort
asd dissf~etisn q The people Increases from
DAY 10 day. aud It hardly admits Of a doubt
that there ~iil. sooner or later. be serious die
ta'bancss Il some concessions are not made
to them. Volunteers have been raised in con-
siderable numbers IN various parts Of Hur.
gary. tui almost all Of them are said to be
"rf rsff.' A boopsy u hheeu forms is .
great ienp,aiion 10 men ~ho are peni.ess. and
there sse ss~ very many persons an Hungary
sho are 10 that unpleasant predicsment The
eountry - fail Of Russiao agents. Who almost
opsaly ply their ,rsde. In Gslieia it's osl,
the aobies she listen to he blasdisb nepts s
Rassia
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-22

u We had The pleasure yesterday II Listen
ing TO the examination Of Nr. Royce's Select
and Classical Academy. and we're pleased
with the prohc,spcy cvincea IS he pupils
Indeed We were agresbly surprised with the
faency and apparent ease With which The
scholars read the ancient aud some Of the
modern langa.- Having at The i,me bui
few hours to spare 10 the examination room.
We cannot nov give further account - Al
Re- system OF toashing, but at our leisure We
hope to ssy nor, sbcut II. a far. hooSsger.
a. vecould jude. he examination must have
been entirely saii.isctory.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-22

CIaLs, BEwARK.-C,rls, beware Of transient
young men Never suffer the addresses Of a
stranger. Recoleot that one good farmers
boy. or industrious mechanic. is worth all
the floating fops in the world. The allure
ments of-a dandy Jack. with gold chain
round his ueck a walking stick in his paw.
a three penny cigar in his mouth. some hon
est tailor's coat oD his back. and a brainless
though fsncy skull. nevsr can make up the
loss Of a good fathers home. good mothers
counsel, and the society OF brothers and sis
young man is lost IN the wAne of a honey.
moon. 'Tis true.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-22
The LouIsyllle journal says:

a distinguished gentleman of this Con-
gressiopal District. himself lawyer of the
frst r-puie Informed Us the other day, that. Ia
recent conversation with Judge Mclean. al
Cincinnati. be put the question o. intervention
for protection directly to that eminent Rrpub-
lican jurist. asking hifu, #. on the assumption
that lke right Of slave property exists IN the
Territories, rs declared by the Supreme Court
in The Dred Scott case. II is not the solemn
duty of Congress TO protect II. Judge Mclean
instantly replied Clearly sir.
This presents an unfortunate dilemma for
consistent Democrats. They maintain that
the Dred Scott decision. which says that -la
very exits ia all the Territories by virtue Of
the Federal constitution. is right, and yet they
pretend 10 say they opposed 10 Congros
sional legislation 70 protect it there.
II ftheeonstitution carries slavery there. Il i
The duty Of Congress to protect it. II he hFsl
il constitutional. the latter j.. daily.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-22

Inetease ...3435ll7 less. .a34 ISIS, ,S5i
Total increase ia real estate asd personal
property since 1851 s45ls.55i.
TirrrcAxos Csr>rr.-Ths total valuation of
~ real estate of rlpPeeanse county. by Ito
recezt spprai.emsni. is s. .so7 .555. against
81. f.3s7 s95 ia ls5i-an Increase ofS3. Sic e60
The total valuation Of personal property i
g.. .7e6 $50. sgsio.s - 10 .04s in is4S--ap in-
crease Of s537 90i
DEAsBoaS corsTr --Number Of acres 10 The
conaty. i9o 2e6. value Of lands aud improve
meuis. s. -si 261. value n lo,s ard improve.
meni>. 500 $50. total vaias of property. So.
So $50. total average value Of l.ud per acre,
wi.hoa, Improvements. 81 90.
OuE~ CaU>rr-The real estate is valned a
so.sil.li3. he former valuation wss 81 .20e,
36i decrease 81 .61fsio. or over 100 per c.
JAsrfs C.c~rr-The real estate j. valued a,
81 81 90. on 64J .46i acres The average
value ofiand per acre is g. %. and Of in
provsnents a. cents PER scre-the loves. av
erage 10 ths state We presume.
LAwRrxcx Ccr~rr-Vsluation Of real -
ate 81 9e4oii Ia 1851 Il was si.773 433.
Increase g 220 SIS or over 80 per CT.
BsrruoIourw CoU~rT real estate i
salrsi At s44ot9s7. The valuation in 1851
4. not reported 10 the county raPer.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-22

Tor the Express.
Hoxon 70 WHOM HoSoR For the welcome
ione- Of the town clock marking the hours
"a they aY: our citizens are indebted 10 the
patriotism. Of Couvcilman. DR.. l. Read. Who
sm ployed = returned pixies psaker" 10 put
that long silent institution IN motion --Ex-
press. june 5h.
what wsg and quiz you rnust be. hr Ed
tor. How can you poke fun at people
''For the welcome tones" wsll--it - sup
posed the tones are about equal to those Of the
bell IN she Jewsti s.eeple.
Marking shs hours - they ay." Yes, they
hy with a vengeauce-oecasionaliy the stri
king about foar OF five hours ahead Of any
time.
"Our citizens are indebted 10 the patriotism
- DR.. Read aud Pixies Peaker." of cours Z
there is much psr iosisx in the affair. II Is
we'll there - gafrioiisn sxtant even in a town
clock.
The nuth n the matter ia. this clock hss
been = reproach 10 Terre Haute ever sines Tbs
city has hsen governed by an uslicensed
Mayer Fora tine The clock wa kepf n srde'
bs committee Il one-vhich said commiite,
~ss biaetsmi,h TIE horse-shoer had hi-
hands about twenty minutes ahead Of iheslri
kIng-and neither. eorresponded by half Al
hour with auy other time 10 Town.
That long silent Institution" Oh yes
bat that long silent iustiiution vac said TO b
ootOrieusly right twice in twehty -four hours
which the moving institution has never bee
kno~a 10 De.
Be, row we are respectfully Informed u
Cousciishave submiitei the institution 10 u
superintendeDee Of en- NJ. ID. and PiKr
Ps.zr. OF course the matter val be n
longer joke.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-22
a Visit - the Deaf and Dumb In
Stitutc.

TIE Iudisrapo,is Journal says. "cn satar-
day 80 scholars and l6 teachers from the
rerre uaute Female College came to This city
on - ,xeur ion train under the general ~.
peririoodauce Of Mr Charles Wood. Secretary
81 the Tetrc Haute L Riehmond Railroad
Company, aul Mr. Covert Puueipal Of the
Seminary. After dining atthe Bates House
he exca,s.oniss bad train placed at ,te.r
dispesal ~ Mr. DiAI-hav. Of ,hc Indiana
Central Railway. snd A. y o'clock the wheels
Il the car were set in motion and visit nad
10 The Institute fir ne Endcation Of the Deaf
and DUMB. Ab,at zoo ladies' from this city
accompanied he party. together With several
:. .prcssnt4sives u he press aud other Invited
.r oHs.
NJ Mscfnt, -. Saperia'end-rt II he lnsu
tats. received bis Visitor. cordially. aud ex
bititc,l 70 ,hem th- vauoas compartments oi
,hs buildings anl tbs besn,ifal grounds sur.
-ouniine them Several classes wsre taken
iarausb portions ofihelr daily school exer
sisrs f,r The eai6eaion sad crsthcation q
the assembled company After spending sey
cral heursat he Asylum vsry plsasan,ly the
pate rst.rnsa % he city. ant the represents
tvs of.be Tefrc Haa'e Female College re
.cned lhsRsea's fpr bome-hishly delighted
u..h shsrSs.t 10 the capital"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-22

How many Eepai'icans are Aers 10 ihis
County. Nr Hndscn We dare yea % meet
the Democracy On the Republican platform -
How da you lie ,fe Nspuhhcan platform OF
ohio- lss rshsAr fson y0u.-Jo4fasl
w-wsil answer she editor eF The Joarna. .
qae.,ions. a. lie lawyers say. so,stin
1T. About two thirds 81 The pcFa'aiion a
n.is county are Republicans, and a i 5 snp
posed the rrer~'s Of The people are gradasily
.prrcvirS. the ra'io vii be greater by tL'
election.
81. We have 10 particular faux 70 cd q
the Republican ristforn of Ohio. al =. il d.
a. " platform, asd NE arc IN fsvor e fopala'
sovefeixn'y. Il i none of our bosiosss whs
our friends IN Ohio DO. II however ,hess ''
anything in hat platform sLleh. IN he good
ns-s Of eur nsighbor's heart be thinks ~
ought 20; 10 be in fivOf q. ve hope he III
reGr ocr attention to Il. aud theo. We ~ili say
hoy We "i,ke IT,