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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

CsAxoE OF Txx.-As wall be seen hy thesr
advertisement. the Terre Hauie 4 Rief nond
r. II. Co Change their Time Table very ma
terially on Monday next.
The Mail train will arrive here at 81, : N.
and the Mail will not be distrihrtsd oRi'i the
next morning. Thus would. at first glance.
appear TO be a tad arrangement. but u viii
we learn. give US the Great Eastern Mail some
ten hours earlier than under present arrange
nenis. as we get the Mail. undrr the ne ar
rangement. at say o'clock A. u. which un-
der the present, we get at OF in the eve
ming afier
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

IL The Hon. James Guthri-, Of Hentucsr
!. having his clsirs ID he Presidency urged
with good deal OF spirit. The New Orleans
Delta, the Mobile Register. and the Mlssiss.
ippi organ of Jefferson Davis. at Jackson,
have all indl,ated their preference for Mr.
Guthrie. Itis said that feelers have beer
thrown oct in some Of the papers in Pennsyl
vsnia and New York. Mr.. Guthrie of course
looks to the Charleston Convection for sorp
ina lion.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

u The Washington Unisn has been sold
To G-nl Bow man. friend Of the President.
Attorney General Black dew the transfer pa
per-, and what think you. readers. was the
confederation? Not one ceut in money, but
the Presidents promise to let Wendell retain
the printing patronage. out of which he Is TO
pay over $1,000 month to keep up the rsrs
paper. IL tiis is not >wiadiing II 10 hard to
tell what onstitutss that crime.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

ErYrr Frfrrs TRorrs The Sullivan DEM
ocrst says: I'VE had the pleasure Of attending
tbs theatrical performance. by this excellent
little troupe. AZ Hlnklr'- Han. last Tuesday
night. They were greeted by highly res
pectable audience. all Of whom seemed highly
pleased. We are pleased to learn that they
will return and give another performance Al
the Court House next Monday night."
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

w.swoss vrrrk.S John Frs6v. Who
live. in Brown county. Ohio. served in the
~sS;es~ ~ss With distinguished bravery
~ass a, the battle. Of Pslo Aito. Monterey
Ard Busna visia--and has on his person six
" si.,bl. wounds. sHd Ia. twenty sis child
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

Acclprxr AT OrrKR CRssx ilsrper.-We ed
nesday morning as the stage going north, WAS
crossing Otter Greek bridge hve miles north oi
the city. the bridge suddenly gave way pre-
cipi,.,iug the stage. horses and passengers
about ilf,een feet to the bed II ,ts creek.
The passspgcrs--two women. one gentle
man and the driver were considerably bruised
and the horse. very muth injured. IL ''
strange that all were not killed.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

II IL - no~ s>sd that the Dem cratic poll
'essn. cf Ohio despair II preventing split
N their rssks. similar 10 hat vhieh divides
she party ~ fe.nsylvspia, The breach grows
.,der every day. AID The frss,ions are b~es.a
isx more snd mere bitter towards each other
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

She tConnccticul hes ben sedaS the
~,ffoers,. ever .ince ls52.-JoHrsaL
But she was represented in the last House
Of Representatives by two Democrats and i~o
Republicans. In the next she ~,ii have Tour
Republican, gais Of t~o. according 20 Cur
calculations.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

How TO Lrs.-Te act with common sens''
sscording 70 tie moment. Is 'hs oes' '. s'soo"'
lno- and the b-st philosophy. TO do ones
duties take the world - " cofnvs. submit re
speeifslly 10 ones lot. bless the goodness that
h.- given u- 80 much hspr'te-s With - What
ever II =, and dispense sfecisl'on n-H'fsee
Wefaef~
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

T.r prrse.oIrs or rHE srksos The Y. T.
Tribune says-the steamship Augusta, which
arrived yesterday morning from SassNnah.
brought on freiehts large quantity u green
peas radishes aud some straw berrsss-thef frat
cF the season
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

~ An American was recently married ia
France under the title Of coust klired De
Montgomery. He hss sued the Paris Courier
for libel in admitting letter declaring him
to be no Count. but the of Quaker grs-
eer in Philadelphia
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

rr Col Can RiSTy mo., have HI. life ia
ssred, orei-e he y The loek'e-s of men. He
vss seat 10 Ksasas. lsst yesr, and It'll sur
,is.. Since Fstim. Escaped the eru'i'y OF
Bio, Bead, no psreIlel preservation " on
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

c.remr At L.sr.-Depaiy ysrsh,' rolsOn
last night arrested Tbo- Beliwood on a charge
of srson. After his arrest Bellwood confessed
10 having fred Frey's house. Farrington'e
house. the old lanyard. the raiversalif
Church. and Judge Derning's Ou last Sabbath
lie il now in Jail.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

Az ESrRsoRrISARY CAsK "A correspondent
Of the stockton Republican, writing from Lev.
ing's Feiry. San Joaquin river. Cslifornis. re
laies The following .xrsordinary affair Mr.
Maloy. native Of Kentucky. aged about %
years. rho r~sides ia this vicinity. aud who
-erv"d 10 Walker. first filibustering exp-d,
tion. ha- been afii ict-d for about year with a
iumor ia the left breast. extending from the
fourth rib to the collar bone Ii had the pul.
saIicn and all the other symptoms Of aneur
I'm. For Tia. at two months his bresi hing
bad become so lahorious that life Vas bur
den To HIM Las. week DIR. Riddell made y
deep incision in the lower part Of the tumor
and after pint Of thick yellow matter VA.
discharged, he succeeded in extracting from
the incision q musket ball Ii had entered
from the back, little below the shoulder
blade
The most curious circumstance in the case
is. that the paiient has no idea when he re
ceived 'he ,bot. He can only remember that
at one time in Nicaragua. he experienced q
smarting. burning sensation in his left SHOULD.
er. but as he slept on the sand. in the open
air. and had no change Of clothes for Ion :
time. he did not discover the cause. lie i,
rapidly recovering.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

sr The Duke Of Cambridge. ocmmsnds-ln
chief or ths British AIRY, and own cousin t'
oaeep Victoria. has been sued for damages u
The sum of E4o 600. by the husband Of lad,
with xhom he has Of late been too intimate.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

u The 1tesrskop Of Asf.m. in ras'o-
r,l letter. styles the ksnx Of Sardinia a''eoek
srsrso~ .hich dases TO prevent The soaring
Of the eax l~." ADD predicts for him The fate OF
bis father.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

~ DIR. Calhoun found guilty Of as
..ult and battery. yesterday. before Justice
s.vre. Thus ends the baifIe Of sngsr Creek
or in the Language Of tho eloquent and grand
loo.ent voorh~es--ths fswous Wabash
scratch"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

ar HuSh-. ne old aud we'll known Con
auctar on The Terre Hante aud Richns"nd X.
Road hs- re ir-.i freu his i"-i'i..n sud i'"r,
chased the hotel known - the I-rr- Hs.i''
House. with thr iiieniisu of msking II n hr-t
class h.,tsl "a TIRE Htste. an establishing
hi sell ii it a. proprietor. .-Eotsso'ne bH'
qsirer.
II the editor of tie Enquirer would visit the
rerre Haute VI 'use he would perhaps discover
that il has slws,s been a first cis.s Hotel ~
TsnRr H.rrk. and surpassed 10y none in the
State or in the West the convenience OF ar
rangemeni. in capacity to entertain vast
number Of guests. or in the excellent manner
in shi5f T. hs- been conducted by the various
gentlemen who have had it under their
charge.
Mr.. Hubs has no. purchased the house
he has only leased it, VISIT our city f'isnt
whittlesey. and post yourself up
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

N The London Telegraph eoutsIns che foi
ro~ lug Inlslligenes:
About quarter Of a century ago, the or'i-
liant bat Affected n p. Willis being N London
became deueated--vhica he has continued I"
be to the present day through the effect oil
the wonderful genius and beauty Of Gris'.
This will be new and inlesesting to the
friend. OF the tenant Of Idlewild.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

NV farsss-we are in receipt az the Dan
vile Spectator published by A. J. Adams al
D.nv,lie, Ills. q nes, and sprigh,ly sheet
bot horribly Democratic tDoagias)
Also-The Spirit Of the West. published al
Nebraska City. n. T. W J. O. Nsckerson. =
beautiful paper-promising To be deee"ft'
Democratic Ii possible.
To both Of ~ above ". wish the NJ osi
abundant suc;ss. peccniarily-snd lhst they
may be eu+'gh,eped in their political ma
turrs
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

II The washingtoa Correspondent Of the
\. Y. Trlbene whites.
TIE Hoo Robert J vslk~r has had Mr.
Baehsnsn's hitter 10 hin. vhen Gesernor Of
Eanss.. phoioxsph~d. a. prlteetion aesin~s
scrsdeuts I, - full sod emphst'e on The
que~sson of sabmit,s-'x the Consi fat'sn 10 ise
,~sple. and upon ssery other Peini shieh he
subsequently, abandoned.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

corrxsUs. O.. eIee,eda Rernbl,sAn Mayor
N Monday last and smslori'y VI kePuoliesH
>
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

II One efths late D<aecrstse candidates
for the rsiset States S<natorship in Ns~
jersey. Il ~ ssid, reusfted that the present
~.s tho highest priced Legislature he ever
hsd dsslirss with
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

II The y.ncesncs Tim~s Gays: We have
sesn s,stemes,s relative u he rre~,ng vheai
from uesri, every part Of shi~ STATE and lia
nsis. and they al concur is sp,sion that The
prospects for full and abundsnt cheat crop.
are exceedingly favorable. In cur own eoss-
~ i, locks very 6oe. aud without some us~z
pee,sd change for the vers<. bcuntifai hr
vese will be the rrsuls.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

U The Washington Union has rensved It's
a.ssults on senator Douglas after long 81
lepce:
The var which Tor space did fail,
yov trebry thunders on The gale.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

D- Il nust be perfectly ssssiss 10 the Al
xres, effort Il has made to save her 10 i,s siak
Log cause. Thousands IA rcnsy wsfs seat
there. but J. b. aud his cashier seem ts be IN
lueky in knaneial affairs. One more State
Rhode Isiand. has yet 70 elect in Nee Eng
land. when the las, vesiigs Of nuehsrxn De
,noer.ey. kn' be ~ip-a out.
Coming events eas their shadows before :
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

a. The Aurora Commercial glses an se-
count II the late steamboat collision near that
place. and ssys that the GsTet'e's listo the
Loaf is incorrect. several bei-g named who
have b. en- saved. one of whom, Mr.. White.
himself stated that IL was incorrect as far a.
he Was concerned. IL also says that the num
Der will not exceed thirty two. or about that,
instead Of forty-two. as reported by the Ga
fette. The Commercial further eorrects the
Gszette's statement Of the inhuman conduit Of
Mr. Nicholson. Of the Annie Laurie" who. IL
wee said. ,efused To allow his skif to be used
To rescue the drowning. he did relsse 10 let
anybody else have it. blt used il himself. con-
stantly and successfully in the good work -
The same paper also relates the following in
c'dent Of the wreck One yourg man. few
minutes before the collision. was holding forth
on Infidelity. and as soon as the accident oc
Cured. be was most vociferous Ia calling on
his Maker TO preserve his life. And he actu
ally had IN hi- hand. when brought In shore,
card which he was nst ready TO play when
the disaster arrested the game.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-13

The Buti<rfeld mail which left San Fran
cisca on ths l4th Of March arrived al 81. Loui'
ah Tuesday night.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-01-27
CLEANLINESS.

An old subscriber" of the Charleston
4nercu'y requests the re publication in that
paper OF the following remarks upon clean
Illness. They involve SO much truth and
force that we transfer them to our own
columns:
Cleanliness may be defined to be tho
emblem Of purity Of mind, and may be
recommended under the three GoIlowino
heads. First, it is mark of poli,encss,
tor 1t is universally agreed upon that no
one unadorned with this virtue can no
into company without giving a manifold
offence. The different nations of the world
are as much distinguished by their cleanli
ness as by their arts and sciences the more
they are advanced in civilization, the more
they consult this part Of poIiteness. Second
ly, cleanliness may be said to be the foster
mother of affection. Beauty commonly
produces love, but cleanliness preserves it..
Age, itself, is not unam liable while it is pre
served clean and unsulled like a piece of
''cta' constantly kept smooth and bright.
we look on it with more pleasure than on
new vessel cankered with rust. I miobt
further observe, that as cleanliness renders
us agreeable to others, it makes us easy to
ourselves; that it is an excellent preserva-
tive of health; and that several vices, both
of mind and body are inconsistent with the
habit of it. In the third place, it bears
great analogy with chastity Of sentiment,
and naturally inspires refined feelings and
passions. We find from experience, that
through the prevalence Of custom, tic most
vicious actions loose their horror by being
made familiar to US, while on the contrary
those who live in the neighborhood of good
examples, fly from The first appearance of
what is shocking; and thus pure and un-
sullied thoughts are naturally suggested to
the mind by those objects that perpetuaIly
encompass us, when they are beautiful and
elegant in their kind.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-01-27

There is net spider hanging on the
kings wall but hath i!s errand there is
not nettle that groweth in the corner of
the church. yard but hath its purpose; there
is not single insect futtering in the breeze
but accomplished some divine decree; and
/ will never have it that God created any
man. especially any Christian man, to be a
blank and nothing.
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pens of the very first writer's Of the day.
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BIRDS" says BuIwer, have often seem
ed to me lik" the messengers from earth to
heaven-charged with the homage and
gratitude oi nature, and gifted with the most
eloquent of created voices to fulfill the mis-
sion.
Laws pcnned with the utmost care and
cxac'ness, and in the vulgar language are
often perverted to wrong meanings; then
why shenll we wonder that the bible is
so?
druggist sent his Irish porter into a
darkencd cellar; soon after, hearing a
noise, he went to the opening and called
out: Patrick, keep your eyes skinned -
"och deuce al eye" roared Pat, but it's
my nose that's skint entirely.
Many Christians, says Beecher, are like
chcStnnts-very pleasant nuts, but inclosed
in very prickly burs, which need various
dealings OF nature, and her grip of frost,
before the kernel is disclosed.
A sentiment was given, at public din.
ner, to the Navy, but as no one was present
to respond to it, Il lawyer was called upon
A wag present said, smiling: "Mr Law
yer, give me leave to tell you that navy is
no, spclt with K"
japanese noblcman, upon being. shown
fashion plate in al American magazine
was much startled and exclaimed How
very fat your women arew
A gentleman was speaking tho other
day OF the kindness Of his friends in visit
him. Ore old aunt in particular, visited
him twice year, and stayed six months
each time.
Doesticks," describing New York
clearinghouse, says you can always tell
when they get new hired girl, ly the
color Of the hair in the biscuit.
The minister, whose sage advice useful
moral teaches, should mind and swatch
as well as pray" and practice what he
breaches.
A gentleman was threatening to beat
a dog who barked intolerably. "Why,'
exclaimed an Irishman, "would you beat
the poor dumb animal for s7mkin
out 2"
If you mean to be happy when You
are old, be temperate when you are
young.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-01-27
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Tl" Irulrict"rI nf III" Ahhrvi'l" thinner and
Mhw"h"i Press hav" "-tnhli>!r"d the follow
in. rates OF Advertising to he charged in both
papers:
Ev"rv Advertisement inserted for less time
than thrr" mrn,lis, will hr charged hy the iuscr.
lien ut One Dollar per Square n inch--thc
sa"r Of , solid lines or l"ss.) fr the first s"r-
i"n AMI Fifty Gents for each subsequent in.
scr,ion.
.fy" The commissioners. Sh-rm'$, Clerk g and
Oruary's Advertisements vii! h. inserted i'm
both papers. ..;,.'h charging half price.
-" Sh"r!tf's l."virS One Dollar each.
III; .tunurimcinu Il Candidate. Five Dollars
Advc:i;S:n" Estray, Two Dollars, to bee
rail by tn" magistrate.
Advert iS"tn, ais inserted for three. months or
Longer, Ht III" following rates:
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-01-27
LOVE YOUR MOTHER MY BOY.

I'm old gentleman had been making u
visI: in family where there were three boys.
or the second one they all seemed very
tender. The romling plays of his brothers
were changed Tor gcntlcr ones, If he wish
ed TO join in the sport If he became weary
and threw himself on the sof;, to resi-, the
others slipped out Of the room to finish
their game elsewhere or seated themselves
quietly with their books. Bennie WAS II
thin, pale boy, with large dark eyes, and
with broad brow and temples crossed and
rccrossed with deep blnc veins Ills usual
seat WAS on Il stool besides his mother, and
often he would drop his thoughtful head
upon her knee. He was small, pale boy :;
hat oh, he filled Il very large place in tha,
home aud in those parents hearts. Old
MIR. Grey, daring his visit, hal been deep
ly interested in Bcnnic, and many Il sweet
lesson OF patient trust had he learn,led from
him. On leaving for his home, the gentle
man laid his hand one his head and said,
:" hopc we may live to meet again. BE
s"re to tore yo"r mtoher my 6oy"
"Whv, sir, how could | help loving her?"
asked Bcnnic. did you ever have !. moth
er, Mr.. Gregg"
eyes, my boy, and I'm very sorry now
that did not love her more when I
had her. Love yours before God takes her
from YOU"
When Mr.. Grey was gone Bcnnie said I:
" How strange to chargea boy to love his
mother / should as soon tell one not to for
get to eat"
"oh, Bennie dear, replied hi, mother,
"Mr. Grcy knows more of the world than
you do. Hc has doubtless seen many
children who do not homer their parents.
although they may bear n fair name abroad
He has known others who dcspisc.l their
mothers counsel and hated her rcpror;
such have fallen into open sin, and broken
the heart which loved them more than all
the world beside. There i. now younr
man lying in Jail in northern city, never
to leave it again until he goes thence to the
gallows. Oh, how many hopes his doat
ing mother had cherished in connection
with that once bright active hoy They
were all dashed to the ground. He took a
seat with the scorner, despised his poor, fond
mother, and went down the way to death.
First he robbed store, and for that was
imprisoned. Then he made IN assault on
his keeper, for which crime he was sent To
the States Prison. There he stained his
soul with the blood Of IN unotfendinc fellow
creature His doom is now sealed Int
we'll Tor her, the suffering mother is rot here
to Know it. When he was at first borne to
Jail for robbery, she who had risen above
every other woe, dropped her head and
gave up all hope. She had no longer any
motive for toiing to keep nome. She
went to The poor house and there died her
heart was broken. Oh, Yes, Bennie, although
1t seems to you so strange. there are oys
who do not love their mothers. That uaS
the reason why Mr.. Grey said to you,
"Lo'e yo"r mother, my 6oy" No one
fears God who doe, not. lie commands
it,"
"Oh." said Bennie, looking into her
face, :" it seems to me az if | couldn't live
unless l loved my mother. l thank God
more for giving yon to mo than for any
thing els in the WORLDLY. y. Wurer.
ly.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-01-27

1t is stated as a curious fact that
more money is expended annually in the
United States for cigars, than is expended
for all the common schools in the Union
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-01-27

The newspapers Of the Cape are full of
paragraphs giving accounts of "whaling at
nome" Here Instances Of that pratica
dont get reported in the papers, but tue
boys. can tell all about.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-01-27

Whoever is honest, generous, courteous,
and candid, isa gentleman. whether he be
learned or unlearned, rich or poor.