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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14


The wsshiugton correspondent Of the 7rs-
bsas says the case " Mr.. Cook, Postmaster Of
Chicago. has no, Yet been passed apoa, tho
the Presidents disposition 70 favor him 10
ailedged by numerous partissns.
Cook attributes whatever Of wrong that has
occurred ia his office IL owing 20 persons
thrown upon him by the department. whom he
says he wall oast 90 his return. let the eonse.
q1enees be what they may. de says be does
not steal himself MOI does his Associates.
Peter Y. " ashing too has arrived here. after
several month absence ia the north aud north
east, which he has spent la urging The claims
Of Mr.. Gulhr,s i~r the Presidency.
Ii is assured that Mr. breckenridge II not 10
be a competitor in kentucky. u the senator
ship il freely accorded TO him.
The Washington correspondent OF the Her.
aid says that the norsh western dlfheoiiy Will
doubtless become matter for negotiation he
the United States.
The treaty settling the boundary has no pro
| vision for settlement an such case as has
ariseD.
The State department bas had the matter ~.
der consideration, aud Gen. Harvey will ~
ceiye instructions 10 act with great caution
until the Sovrrameots have compared views
on the subject
The bark W. Page. from Monrovia. Ii
IBERIA. on the 3ist Of july, furnishes very al.
teresting news aud late psPers from the west
ern coast of Africa
The small pox prevailed. aud a large public
health meeting had been held ia order To de
wise measures " arrest It's progress.
The Quail, new " ar steamer, presented o.,
the Eognsh government 10 The Republic, ha'
arrived IRON Plymouth. aud the journals arr
= loud IA their protestations ot gratitude
Queen Victoria, aud Lord Palmerston, cou
trastIug their lberallty with the policy OF tn
United States Tow ards their country very un
fsyoraby " ourselves.
Every thing was quiet At Cape Pstmos
Independence day was celebrated win sies
eclat. The Two military COMPANIES III honro
VIA turned suI grand sty lie - hear. Win oln
CT cilIzens, a hpe grafton.
The English cruisers were taking slas
PRISONERS Tie coast
A number vi vessels from the United Stale
had arrived at Monrovis, Landing many dl'
tinguished African Lravelers-good carsoe- I
iron sugar mills, lsl OF bibles, aud nuu
Der OF settlers from our Northern and Souther
States.
Several native students had distinguish
themselves at the late high school examine
Llou.
WAsHISGroS Sept. y.
II Is said that the President has tendere
. the Commlsslonershlp OF the General Ian
Office TO tx Congressman Hughes, OF Indiana
winch be will probably decline as he did la
March, tbs appointment oil commissioner
Patents.
, IL isunderstood that the Cabinet has hs
the San Juan question under considerslion.
Il number OF members of Congress are q
reaey engaging Residences Tor the next sessio
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14
Forthe Daily Express.
Ne mOcratic.

M Ediios:-lt is very we'll know that
Democracy makes great Pretensions to cousis-
tency--thst II is the same 10 the North ss 10
the South-thst ii a Nstionsl party, and
pretsnds TO depreeste any doctrine that can
not be advocated in all sections of the country
II is also very well known that Dem ocrsey Is
iaeoasisfsnf aud sectional. aud de>s uphold
doctrines 10 one section ofthe country that il
dare not uphold in another. A remarkable
instance Of Democstie Inconsistency has just
happened in Ohio, between tuo illustriou.
lights Of Democracy. Senators Douglas and
Pugh Al Tifiin. Ohio. on Tuesday last, Mr.
Pugh said:
He stood ready to prove that every move
81 the ID mocratie party had been for the pre-
servatlou aud PerPetustion Of free institu
lions
II such q declaration were made by Re
publican in reference to the Republican party
how Democracy would b. ed. and viii
indignant emphasis cry, "Abolitiopist.
Nov let u. see Via, Mr.. Douglas said .
Columbus. Ohio. on Wednesday. Her, Il .s ;
The proposition Was nov made To fore,
slavery into the Territories. IL vas thei
made 10 force the savsges Of Africa into tn,
colonies. contrary TO the III Of the people"
by whom vas The prOpo silion sss made .,
force slavery into the Territories. ''essirsrv q
tie rsa eth pespi<'" By the Demoertie par
lyi That aios-loving. hsrmonisus. nations
party Yet. Mr.. Pugh says he IL ready 4
prove that ee~vy nsps Of the Democratic party
has been Cor the preservation and perpe,a ,toit
Of free institotioas." Here are tee leaders o
the harmonious Democracy elashing. in IN
same susie. within twenty Eve hours Of escl
other. Republicans have Alvays unders toos
"svsry move" ofths Democracy. sinos Demoe
rsey Got Up the "niggrr sgitss'os. = ss uss q
ing jsst What Mr.. Doaglas has ssid-',o fore
slavery into the Territories. contrary 70 ID
sill Of the people" Democracy aivsys de
nied - -hsn charged BY the Republicans. ~
nov Mr. Doaglss has said % too. lei Ne se
.ho. aud What jesrsals. Of the Democracy
viii ssy ihs, Mr.. poaglas ''isss." q
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

pThere are more substantial evidences OF
improvement aud prosperity In Teue Hsute
at the present time, than at almost any pre-
vious period. Along almost every street car
be seen material for building purposes and
houses in course Of construction. The large
thres story new Woollen Factory. nearly com
peted by Mr.. Ellis. on First street. 10 a fns
building. aud at the corner Of LIST aud Main
Mr.. Woodmancy's four story factory is just
receiving It's roof. Those two buildings are q
great addition to this city. 1t is the first i'm
portAnt step in The building of substantial and
eommodious buildings for manufacturing pur
poses. There is nothing more calculated Il
advance our Interests as a people than tn
investment Of capital in manufacturing estab
hshments This 10 what We nsed-what VI
ought to have. and what will pay.
The block Of new store rooms, on Wabash
between 4th and 5th. is rapidly being compile
ted. aud We understand there are many aPpli
cants for each. High prices are offered 70
those To rent. aud much increase of bushes
Is anticipated IN that direction. The substan
tial character Of the buildings speak conclu
sively that at no distant day Terre Hsute wi
have but few. II any. rivals in this Vale,
la this connection. we again suggest the OF
! ganiEation Of City Board of Trade. Shout
not this be lone. aud done at once I Let SON
one put this matter on the taps. and muc
good we have NO doubt will result therefro q
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

Mai Gen Wool arrived ct Camp hassschu-
sets last evening. where be vas reesised oy
the Commander. 10 chief, and partook OF sup
per Al headquarters. A large nuneer OF DIS
tan xuished guests we're present, including
many ladies' A monster concert by Is bands
Of music. accompanied BY artillery, took place
ia the evening Thi. morning both branches
Of the Legislature. escorted by The ancient aud
honorsble artillery company, left for The camp.
A grand revisw takes place to-day. The tents
will be struck 81 r. n. tomorrow. The Sec.
ond Brigade viii be reviewed 90 Boston Com
uors by The Governor and staf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

MAGNIFICENT EsrABLlsHnKST-whi bile ip Gu.
cinnali, q week ago. We had The pleasure of
visiting the new store rooms OF Messrs. Spragas
A Co., corner 4th and Vine streets. These
men are probably. the most extensive ciothiers
in the ~sst. The following 40 relation 70 the
Inauguration VI this ps.siial e.tabli.hmenl ~s
clip from the Commercial OF Thursday.
Last night the opeLing Of The bli-hment
Was Inaugurated by social re union Oi tue
friends Of the firm. who were received with .
genuine old fashioned hospitality. which means
a spread Of Apetising edibles. with lbr liquid
accompaniment Of popping corks. A large
number Of ladies aud gentlemen did justice
TO the entertainment. aud II the establish
ment progresses IN merily ss a. has com
meuced, the career Of the liberal propretors
will be colour de rose. We dropped IN At
the eleventh hour, and q brief glance NJ the
| establishment Impressed us with idea Of its
metropolitan character. The basement aud
two lower stories Of the spacious building
running depth of l25 feet. are fitted up 10
superb style, aud wi.h eye to the Comfort and
convenience OF their patrons. IL 10 impossi.
Die Indeed 10 conceive more perfect arranged
mporium of fashion.
BY the way, those whose business compel
them TO be night perambulstors. are indebted
/ TO the propristors for illumi ted clock.
which shines forth the hour on tho corner OF
their building
The Clothing establishment presided osel
by Mr.. Rowlson. corner Of Wabash and ett
streets. IN this city, ~ branch OF the Cincin
natl House.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

tion IA PAfke county held
an Rockville on Tuesday,
nominated the following
sshington Tia Hey: for Au.
e. for Commissioners. Ste
Surveyor. Isaac Lsodley
to be very popular one
"A composing Il. being the
Opposition IN PArks. will un-
DC elected.
ing 10 the piatform u PriseiPlss
4. That a. patriots aud frisud. Of our
N country, earnestly DESTROYS Of promo
her best interests aud maintaining her
God name among the euiigsteo~d n.sio"s
Throughout ehrlstsndom. ~e issl aud declare
A 10 DC the duty ef all opposed ~ The
policy the eorruptlOns. aud the extrssaganee
Of he Administration Of Buchanan aud vii
lard. 10 unite in q common sfort Ia sxpel them
add ...e,r party irom power aud place.
Rssolssa. That &c disclsim ali fishI. all IA.
tsnlion aud desire. 10 interfere. or NEEDLE With
the tostltation OF slavery. where u lawfully
exists under The shield OF State sovereignty
aud that ws willingly leave such States ~
manage az Ia their osD way aud ~ dispcnss
with Al ln their y a good lime, but ~e losisi
only in . state. under such local lsw, the dc
tam of The Supreme Court 10 The eoausry not
~alhst.Ddins, aud that slaves. taken into hs
reultofie. by their masters, are. IN Law aud Vi
right entitled ~ their freedom.
! Rsselp4d. That 90 biiese that the labor a
compatible with true digsity. aud that The
f, prosperity of q S1Ass dePsods upon The Ptotec
liou OF Tree white labor irou the degrading
competition OF slave labor, aud that 80 oeiies
ing Ne are opposed 10 the extension VI slavery
llulo Tree territory, aud 10 iasof vi using a.
lawful aud constitutional remedies ~ proven
It, whether ty Congressional or Territorial is
gislstIon.
Rss.lsss. That We are IN favor OF equal iran
chises aud protsetlon, without distinction be
tsesn native born aud natursllxod citizens
add that ~e are therefore alike opposed 10 tn
principle VI the amendment VI The MsssAehu
sstts Constitution reqainng natufAiizsd eni
xens 10 reside i've years ia The country osior
permitting then 10 vote, aud 10 the monstfou
doctrine Oi Secretary Cas- LaClefe aud hole
letters, which dsDIes nAturAii<sd eiti<ens u
protection vi this UoyeFnmen1 ifom he unlus
snd oppressive demands VI their nalse des
potie countries ~ doon soen nataralixed citi
Eens W slavery aud death. gu The pfstsxI Vi a
IIndeieaslD bic Allsg lance doelrine rssoitin
Ito Justice aud reason, aud when Al onee al
nuIs aud makes mockery OF the laws Of Natu
ralizstion.
Resolved. That We will use all honorabl
means ~ secure the election vi the NOMINEES {
this Convention.
Col. Thompson was expected To addres
the Convention. but owing 10 sickness he wa
unable TO get there The Convention va
however addressed by b. Q. Hobbs. RE. Craig
Esq, ID. NJ. Jones. Of Newport. Isaac Indie,
and Samuel Magill.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

One of the most horrible aud extraordinary
cases of mutilstion which We have ever heard
of occurred at Milesbsrg. Centre county. last
week. The particulars OF the AFFAIR are ~ fol
lows:
A young man named Aaron irely. who had
lust been pardoned out Of the penitentiary
visited q rolling mill 10 the above neighoor
hood, and deliberately walking TO large
sbeers placed HE arms between the blades
and severed both about midway between the
hands and elbowsi This hsrrible act was per
formed so cody aud deliberately that no sus-
picion was entertained Of hls design. When
Questioned as to his motive for the self,mutil
alton he replied that "his hands had been
the means OF sending him TO the pepitentiary
once. and he was determined they should oev
er get him into trouble again" he was taket
TO neighbours house. aud physician sen
for. who re -amputated both his srms-an oP
erstiou which he is said to have borne with
s,oicism aud indifference that astonished al
who witnessed it. He 10 recovering rapidly
and maniiests the utmost unconcern Tor ID
ioss of his arms-Prfsbugh Cronseis
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

Milton Whining. Esq. the State Attorney
hs. oroughi suit Of libel against the Amer
sess Newspaper Of this city, for charging him
With completing With the outlaws The
dnserscan having started the new Law and or.
der movement. ba. endeasored 10 bring AL
good citizen. 70 ~ support, aud 10 dsiach any
resemblance Of Official completely Win the
roxd. portssn Of The community. Whiting
a.ks Tor slO.0 900 damages. An examiostion
into the sympsthies Of the State aud City ON
Ger. was necessary, ADD Mr.. Whiting com
plans Of the result Of these enquiries.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

~ The Tsmmsny Hail Democratic General
COMMITTEES OF New York city asld msst,ng
on Thursday evening. The Tunes says the
Hon. Daniel Z. sickles who - member Of
the commit,ee) was present bat took no part
in the debates. He vas warmly greeted BY
many present. aud during the evening" he re-
paired to the Pewter Mug" accompanied BY
large number Of friends. whom he treated to
refreshments.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

az The mos, distinguished fighting msH
and heroes of the present day are Louis Ma
psleon and o. Jennings Wise. And there 40
. strong point OF Resemblance between the Two
Lou.s. after fighting with Francis Joseph. made
a treaty Of peace With him that nobody could
exactly comprehend. and y. yenning- dad TIE
-.me thing with Mr.. Ould Lou Jour
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

A CUrk DAKKkr.-"how much ye charge,
Massa Squire. 10 marry me and Mrs ninshf''
why Glen. III marry you for two dol
lars"
Two Dollars.-what ye charge 10 marty lie
white folks. NASSAU
We generally charge them I've dollars. 70
piled the Squire.
well. ye marry us lake white folks. aud
III gIb ye i've dollars. too"
why, Clet-. that's n curious notion. but
you desire At. I'll mary you like white folks
for five dollsrs."
The ceremony being over. aud Glen married
10 Diash. the Squire asked for has fee.
ION, no mssss, ye no come 10 de greeInsnt
we 40 kiss de bridei"
Get out OF my office. you black brutel'' eE
claimed the squire. al the same time polnling
the toe OF a boot in The direction OF Clem.
Glen bolted with nigger laugh Al having
got married for nothing.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

ORSAxrSrAL-PEnHAPs UsuuL.-Ws hope
the city authorities will to-day, a. they leave
the Post Office. pause for a moment upon TIE
side walk. and contemplate the placid ADD
pellucid lake that. iaves with its aromatic va
tsrs the edge Of the pavement AID the gravel
Of the street II they have ever friend on q
visit from abroad to whom they delight TO
expatiste upon the beauties Of our elty-i's
long aud we'll grsveled streets. and the suPeri-
ority of the city government under the reign oil
the Democrats psrty--eyu magma para sum-
let them take him along. and pointing with
dsligh: TO the lake sforessid. LET them exelaim
in proud sxoltaiion. in the classic language oil
Of the poet, you have nary sch body OF We
ter in your city" II not too much trouble. LED
them allure, by some tempting morsel OF melon
rind. or grains Of maize, a half dozen Of those
majestic porcine qusdrupeds. who 90 proudly
perambulste the streets Of our eity--through
mercy Of the City COuhcil--to perform their
daily ablutioss. aud ~ojoy quiet siesia 10
this lake II will greatly increase the aroma
Of the "clrcumsmbient air." aud add 10 the
delight Of visitors.
Let no unpoetic mortal dare fill this NINA.
ture ocesn up. or hide il scf slimy bed. latter
evaporation) from sight. by well-laid boulders.
Leave it to widen aud deepen until there shall
be room beneath its surface 70 hide the defunct
body u acme Portly Alderman. who, tired OF
life aud sick Of the honors Of Office. shall seek
the shore Of this lake 70 shuttle OF bic mortal
coil. COriginal) add make his grave beneath
its waves:
swhers mad cells and csifsh around him may riot,
nd sounders "a a fat may HI m Cor diet-'
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

NOCTURNAL PuRsuIT OF ScASrLr AFFIXED
LoyrE BY An ESRAsKD HUSBAND "A day or
two since, a German, residing OH Walnut Hills
left his wife and started for Glendale. where
he had been engaged as gardener for the
month Of September; but when he arrived he
found the situation filed, and therefore re
turned, at q late hour of the night, 10 his dom
icile He knocked st the door loud and long
and thought be heard two voices inside-one
that of a man IN whispered conversation with
has consort-but could not gain admission.
Reused 10y rage aud jsalously. The husband
kicked open the door just In time to see the
"betrayer of has honor" IN very scanty APP
parel. leap out Of the window. The Teuionic
benedlck gave chase. wearing vengeance; but
the fugitive heeter of foot than has pursu-
er, who, after running nearlya mile, gave up
The race aud returned psnIing 10 his home
where he found the .elinquished garments oi
the gallant, with portemonie, Containing for.
ty dollars and a watch. These he appropria-
ted, and considered his honor healed by the
pecuniary cataplssm. The wife made no ex.
nlanation, aud the husband demanded none
satisfied. as We have said. by the possession
of the goods that the lover had left IA his has
W departure.-C'n. EnQ.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

Mopxks DkxocKsor.--Tbe people elected
Daniel Mcclure. k~q.. Secretary Of State
Previous to the expiration &C bis time. be vss
appointed q Psymsster in the Army. aud Mr.
Dunhsm was appointed 10 Gil the vacancy then
occssioned. That vacancy ought TO be sup
Piled by an election nsxt month. and yet the
Governor has not directed election To b
hello. and Mr.. Dunham holds 90 10 the Office
Why not submit HE claims TO the voice Of he
peoples Will Mr.. Danhsm dare hold an
ofkce. to which he ~as not elected BY the peo
pie. ~hen IL is their provioee To sleetf This
course. IN the times vben Democracy meat
something. would have been called usarps-
ton Ia . ne called Denoersey. aud the
people are expected % endure IL. VhsthsI
they do IL or not. 10 another qnestiou.--Aflss
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

BappDrs Joassos CON Ur.-h trend si
ours. sho once attended sable night o-sting
thus reports:
stantially a. follows: "Braddern. me 90. ne
W give 70 you sample Of the pioas man aud
the unp.oas. aud where do ys '.pss- yooll ~
10 ~hel you disf | know Yell 20 down.
down .uto dc pat A tremendous sensation
Yes. aud dare yea burn aud burn forever No
use sollsren ia dare. cause you eaa'i s,t eau
(Shudderlng through the meeling.l But bred
dren. ~hsr shall GOT" resumed the speaker
rolling up has eyes: Il shall 10 up. up. up.
and the Lordl me cammin. and he'll -ay
Angels make ~sy dar. Aud lie angel.ll ssy
what fur Lord, shAl furi Aad dsp dc Lori II
speak up sharp. aud cay. tell ye. angels make
way dar. dont you --e Johnson's eammin
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

gTMessrs- Cookery and Buskirk. Psniten.
tiary Commissioner. and Mr.. Miller. Warden,
are all on tour Of observation among the
Esss~ro penitenunie-. The State - rich
The Democracy oontrol is finances. and Who
cares FOR expenses IL IL only the people Who
have To foot the bills. What do toe Democracy
care for that f--iflss
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

IRA number Of Irish genileuen vho reside
in Nee York. DESTROYS u expressing their I'D
miraiiOn for Marshal NeNahon. Of the army
Of France. 10 some vsy that would be likely
70 prove most acceptable 10 him. have decided
spsD ssodios him dus specimen ola Amer
lean hors>. They have es~n srie,ly collect
ing the neoey sse~ssary Zoe The purchase ds-
REG the past week. and no~. % 10 sid. sA<y
have on hand something over che thousand
dsllsrs for that purpose.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14
III An Indiana eorrs-poudeal OF IN. c.s-


cinnati Gsseffs says:
Willard. While IA Washington. received aud
forws raed 10 Robinson oder. to make ar
r.ngements' for the appointment Of delegates
for "Old Buck" 10 the Charleston convention.
aud during . short visit 81 Indianapolis last
week heard has plan was this: he would
summon large number Vt Grand Jurors -
indianapolis. ia January, Who are known ~
be right. and they. with the leaders aud post
masters. wall be soabled ~ rule the Douglas
men. aud appoint such delegate, a. they
please
SO far the Doagla-ite- have been outwittsd
aud outman0uyred all over the State. b, The
cunning of distinguished politicisns;' aud
should they manage better. they would
DOT get . single delegate 10 me convention |
understand that Hughes - the stump Tor
the express purpose Of whipping Douglas inso
the traces Sgalu.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

IL Jefferson Davis has made long speech
down South, which be closes thus:
"In the contingency Of the election of Pres.
den, an the platform Of Mr. Stewards Roches-
ter speech. let the Uaioa 70 dissoiUed!
Aud II . President Of the character describ.
ed should be elected, aud Mr.. Davis should
attempt to carry out his threats. the President
aforesaid would doubtless say: Let the hang
man do his duty "-Altsap Zoe. Jesrnsi.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

lJ-Zine is found in immense Quantities in the
south part 81 Wisconsin aud the north part Of
Illinois. II is said that there il. more Of the
mineral there than in eli Europe
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

TKsRF Hsurs AND ALroS RsILRasD.- The
81. Louis Bpllef,s contains the following notice
Of this road. nov under the management Of
W. ID Gris~old. E-q.. Of Tsrre Hsu'~
The Company deserves great cred't for the
extensivr aud thorough repairs which they
have recently made on their track AMI rolling
stock. We hazard nothing saying ttsi ~ -
now s,sssfA. II ssf fks fmssfA<sf sna ths best
appointed road in lllia o.. aud q appears TO
bs the intention II ~ present officers 10 kesp q
%. Such j. the speed they make. that sea
seem hardly 10 have paced out 1T -,ghi - ~
Louis, with her smoking manufactures. her
levee. filled With The produce aud linei With
steamers from all IN. esvleshle ~ss~r- q m.
great West. taking fec gentle milf II IA"
praIrle air, When you hnd yourselves Crossing
the W sbssh on Of the best railroad hr.d<--
IN the country. aud entering the city II r-rfe
hsute. where yoa make immediate c..hmrtioa
with the Terre Haut- I'D Richmond Railroad
Zone Of the best csasfrscfed ssd tsG msaaged
roads 10 the shole county. Dor Indianapolis
Arriving At the Capital "f Hoo-i-rdosn.' you
eater the Union Depot, the place for the ARA
val and departure OF eight different railroads.
eonvergsug from all points of the eompsss
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14

AZ Over thirty isdietDeots. Ne are inforn
ID. have been found BY The Gnbd jury agails'
saloss keepers. Ter selling 70 minors.