davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
poetrn.

TaE following epitsph upon avorite horse, is from
the Pasha Papers" and is in very happy vein.
Here lies faithful steed
stau1eh uncomprouiising Silver Grey
Who ran his rase OF life with sprightIy speed,
Yet Tan-swsy.
1.-the were his limbs and clean,
Fitted alike for buggy for dray,
And ike Napoleon the Great ween-
lie had a martial neigh.
OFT have watched him grace
His favorice stall, well Uttered WARM and fair
With such eontentnent shining IN his face,
And such a stable air.
With here and there = speck
o. roan diversifying his broad back.
And nlartyr-like, halter round his neck,
Which bound aim to the rack.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06

"ALL rHE DIFEEEEScE."-Ths following snatch cf sat
ire Is from keen pen which gives sharp cuts in the
columns of the Sunday Iiaes
When sone wicked Apache, in frenzy Of rum,
Has murdered a s9oav a brave,
He blscas his red acs gives up food s1d keeps dumb
Smokes his pipe, and prepares for the grare-
But your civilized murderer shoots you at sight,
Sends MS discounted note 20 shaver:
Fees his co4asel-takes drinks with policeman I'll
right.'
Lays box Of cigars in-yAwns calls for ght,
And prepares for Frark Leslie's engrererg
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
rAhI.EY IArON.
j. II. AIRY,

Attorues and Counsellor at Law.
s rz- lIiaa-al .et-- I07ra & IS.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19

NAMES or OFFICERS.
SAMUEL 5. EAkLY. Prcs't.
.JoHR =. DEACn. Cash'r.
STATE o. INDIANS. ROO COUNTY. Ss-
1chn - Beach httuK tuly sHern. dffr7s,s ant says
that ~ The Csshierof ssi Rark. thst thc frrsinr
rcport 81 The condition ~ said Bank Cor tie lefiel
thrrein namr - frre ant correff 80 h<sf of is
"a, y i..lre ar1 keller mo =. HFACH.
sworn - asl Sales rslsa bef-c thi- ,lny
1anuars. ia. THOMAS "A. NkfkoN.
Jan. = swN Nelary Puhffe.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19

New Books!
WHITE LIES: A NOVEL: By G. RIA
Author OF "Peg wofington,n DC.
BAYARD TAYLOR'S NORTHERN TRAN.
-: Sunmer and Winter Pictsros Of Sweden,
Lapland a9d Norway.
TWIN ROSES A NARRATIVE; BIZ AM
CoRk RIrowE, tdrs. Ao~att)
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC FOR 1852
DIR. LIviNGSToN'S TRAVELS IN Az
pI sle.i q new '"rP's'W n. BUCKINGHAM
Feb 2, DIV
BOERHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.
BOERHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.
BOERHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.
BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BlTTERS
BOERHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.
BOERHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTERS,
BoERHAvE'S HOLLAND B1TTERs
BOERHAvE'S HOLLAND BITrERS.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19
That Great Remedy
So Long Sought,
FOUND At LAST.

This remedy. claimed by the medical profession
aud the multiplied thousands that have used il and
tested its roAderfaf eurafre properties 10 be- The
greatest discovery LA medical science, and hatnre'
remedy, is the result of years Of toll and study
by Of Obio's avorte physicians In order To pro-
duce something that would meet the wishes of sui.
fcrng humanity, and thousands from the prncely pa.
lace and humele cottage can tesf, to tho immediate
relief found by its use. For want Of space only
offer few OF the many evidences in its favor.
Monxr. It's. Feb. To- 1857
MRSSRS. s. X. MANN 4 CO.--Gents We find
market FOR the permanent cure Of ali malarous dis
eases. We eheerfully recommend II as worthy that
great name II has wherever sold and used.
Very Truly Yours.
RICHARDS d THOMAS.
To the sufferers Of chills, fever aud ague cheer
fully submit the following: Having observed closely
the effects OF Dr. Mann's Ague Balsan in this vicin
remedial virtues as antiooic TO malaria. have
requeniiy used II In my practice and with entire
satsfaciion. From nay Intimate knowledge Of this
compound, recommend 1 rs safe, prompt ana cf-
NE. HAcKEDoM, Nd.
Cation, Chic, April Isi.is5s.
MEsSKs. $. X. MANN q CO.-Gents Havins
sold your Ague Balssm for the past three wears 90
score. Of persons In this VANITY, and closely obser
ueye IL the best remedy sold in Indiana. a nj
will eeetually cure ehils, fever and ague without
fail-s
PULLMAN & kEARNs. Druggists
LoeASsroRr, Ind. Sept n, 1856
DIR. MANN Please send me one half gross moro
Of your Ague Ralsam Immediately II isin great
demand. aud may be troly styled the King Of Fever
and Ague.
J.LyTLB, Physician and Druggist;
ST. LoUis, March I. 1855
MESSRS. :. X. MANN 81 CO.-Gcnts We have
sold large amount oi yeur Arue BalsAm the rasi
three years. and End that where introduced and sod
Il has equal Ia The history Of aguc remedies nd
from all parts of the west hcaf the cheer
ncws-n never fails 10 cure - paieniaud Il locke
upon in ths country the best medicine TOT ehlls
fever and agte ever la OUt market.
o.. WOOD & &C
:. X. MANN 4 co. Proprict0rs, Gallon, Ohio
Sold ~ all good Druggists.
Nov. n. da~3m
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19


Cloth aud N erino Mantle Shaws: Silk,
Chenille aud Broche Bordered Stella
Square aud Long Broche Shawls;-
Scarfs: Long aud Square Heavy Wool.
en- Shawls, all prices
Fine assortment Of Ladies' Cioaks; Seal
Fur and Fancy Colored Cloths for Cloaks.
EoGSlao9S % lS1 TG s.
AFULL ASSORTMENT,
But they would draw the attention of Ladies to
the Princess Royal LOopef Extension Sklrt; a
make which is considered by connoisseurs the
best for form and convenience extant, and not
more costly than Douglass aud Sherwoods'.
In the
IGentlemen's Wear Department
Their stock il 50 complete that il would be
very. very strange that any one could fail to
be aiisiactorlly suited in that line, as 10 eth
er price quality.
Tweeds--assortment of colors, from 30 cents
TO 30 cents per yard,
Satinetts. do do from 37s to Is cts
AL Wool Tweeds from 50 cents to 81.
3 Black aud Fancy all wool Cassmeres
| from 80 cents To So
6 1 Black aud Fancy do do 81 IS to 50 sc
Bioey's tthe best cloth made) Blue, Black
and Fancy Cloth. from 50 to $40.
| Black and Fancy Colored Trico, Beaver, Pilot
| Seal, Fur, and double nillcd Cloth for Ovel
Coats, Business Coats aud Travelling Goats.
Velvet and Silk Vestings.
Large as sortment Of Dress Trimmings.
Prime lot of BOOTS d SHOES.
IL Remember the place-No -, Earring
ton Block, Terre Hautc, Ind.
Oct. % ,dwtf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19
NNMEsTAN GNNNs

OF Ali KINDS.
Ticks, Checks, Hickory; White, Rcd aud
Yellow Flannels; New York Mills and other
brands OF Shifting Muslins. Cotton Flannels.
Elegant Line OF
Gents No. A Ready Made White Shirts, from
70 cents to s2.75 piece.
WOODEN Undershirts and Drawers from 50 cts
TO s2.50 pair.
Wooden and Cotton Hosiery. all kinds.
Buckskin Mitts. Gloves and Gauntletts, a.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19

THESE MACHINE uneacslionasly The
the market. Ne wcii-rtguaicd fSmilt can nrorc -
do without GROVER BAKER SEWING n -
CHINE. made expressly Tor "a skNssNo.
They make a new and superior stitch. IN which Ne
threads are fastened reader rip
even ~ every third stitch be cut II makes more
beautiful aud duretc -cam Than he done by hand.
while II six cotton from ord nary sp00is sik
equal facility. 10y mere change 81 spool.
GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE CO !.
sa6 broadway. NcR York. ~ Summer ST., kesla1
aud go Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
fJ- 4 respectable and .ronsiblc ecni wastee e.
ever, count, In the United States.
Fcbrnars -. lrs--u 4,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST
AND THE GREAT NORTH WEST.

TIC CONNECTING Oitfatkf by 70. HHII Road bridkc
% fittsbnrfh. avoiding al drsHago orr fcrriage II
Frcicht. together with tie saKing ~ time. are adj
vantage. readily appreciated - shippers Of Freight
NJ the frav sling Public.
P.4R tn SaSHfPPI.AtS EASTWARD nil fad 10
- a. sir ois snfeRefo SAfp ~ fkts Route.
For Freight Outrarts Or shipping Directions, ap
ply address either Ct the following Agents Of
hc Company.
y. A STEWART. Puisturgh:
DO l. 4 Co. Sfcuhenvillc. %. II :. Pierce a Co.
ZanesSlrc- ~. }. Jobnston. Ripley. O., X. Ne
Nicely, Nay rvtuc. Ky Ormsf a Copper. Portsmouth,
o. PADDED q Co. Jef- gsonville Ind, II. " brown
& Co. Cincinnati o.; Athern & Hi bet, Cincinna-
n. r. &. Neldrutn. Madison. Tud.. NiifaIn Blng-
ham, Louisville. n.y. a.. O'Riey ~ Co.. Evansville
lad: n. ". Graham 4 Co. Cairo. III. R.F Sass.
~. Louis. Mo; John n. Harris. Nashville. Tenn:
Harris & Hunt. Memphis. Tenn, Clarke * Co,
Chicago ~ ". II. II kOontx. Altor, Ill; Murphy
a. Waiic. Dubuque. Iowa: or To Freight Agents OF
Kali Roads al different points A
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19
Pianos, MelOdeOns, and Music,
PRICES GREATLY BEDucED..
HORACE WATERS.


Nsu York Pianos and Hetodeons.
THE largest Assortment 81 Musk MeTehssdise }
i the United States. Pianos nom I'VE oinete
Manufactures q scsvs carisfg 81 sfgis ION .aese
Ia pian rosewood cases, Tor e1vl. 10 tsosS 81 nc
most elegant nnish. for sl.0o. No house ~ nc
Union esn come ga competition Tor the nnnsef, "a
rt<fs aud esisbrig Of is Instruments Aer Tie eA'ei
T. Tor Prices NkieA fhss ere sold.
Horace Waters modern Improved ftahoss WIN 81
withoaf roa ffs ulcs have. i thefr snN = 40 ah
PRovtp scrloN. a geUer aud esnpass 81 tore qua
ling The grand Nth the bfaafy and dsrottft5 .. As
sanafc lano The Press and bret Music Masters nav
in,tls pronounced them equal n not sAPerssr 70 ans
other make They arr gnareHfsed . sfeNd rae az
eors,ce Waters Ncioaeons ftuned the equal tenn
ner.,nentl snpfrisr ~ each desfratfs suattfs-Nu
.xtra Gai.hcd cases. and beautifully nute-iAe tone
can al.o furnish Ncodc0ns % all other fhsAsts..-
Prices iron, sf5 sl25; Cor two sets Of reeds siSo
two banks Of KEYS. 500. organ pedal bass inele's
on- es75 aud 800. Church Organs from c-so ~
Is GOO. less liberal 4 scount Tor casa.
Mrstc.--Oue Of the largest and trff catalogue, =
Music nos publ shed. sold az rers isn price,. ~
sic sent 10 wherever ordered. posi-pald PERSONS
attention paid 20 all orders received y mai, Nseno
hand Piano, taken IN exchange f0r new OAiaioeue'
sent bx mail Great Inducements offered 70 sf,ne :,
cell the above. liberal discount - oS~'0's' 49,
ers sominaries and 'lcrg, men. L. =,
zach Instrument guaranteed 10 give sausiae'vh, ~
purchase money -mones refunded 80 osf- hAep I |.
.Nos At GaKAr B.KsAtNs constantly ia s'0fes P''N'
/ from go W Sls0
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19

CFTu rhowss. saith 8 GoajfiCh Marshes. YIN.
- Gilbert. Cbsaaccy Jeromes' : das and ~ boar
clocks.
IL clocks. watches. Al Jc~elr, repaired in nc
hcst style. and Narrated. c. 4 >. n. CNiSHkR.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19
Premiums to Agents Getting Subscri-
beYs.

bers.
Those ~~tftng efsst -. s-s'.-e<secfs a. W s'sh
sud reritilns so will Do entitled 10 gold pen and
silver haldrr worth So and each subsCfoet VIII re-
CT - any ous the sFfte les be ney select
Those refniluor so for 10 subscribers willfc en-.
ftiet 20 = xotf rcncfi, with pen worth sever sci-
lars.
Those getitng upA Slub0f - h-efilsff' Ahd y
rniftin- thirty dsiisfs VIII be euttted 10 a slsri
watch. OF a lid yet csa In. Jfth ter dollars.
Thasr re .nttfftg iorfy dotsfs fof ~ sunscFOr
will Be entitled 10 silver bunting cased watch. tr
gold chain. worth fftccn dollar.
Those remiuinr SIKH dollars for - snhscffhef-'
will bc entitled 70 geii tatiu. ~ silver hunting
cased watch. wofth twenty two dollars
Those rrIiffiG< eighty foti4r-. Tor forty suhrs
bers. will % clutIfd 10 lazy gold wNch worth
tkirth dollars.
Those remlttin- one hundred dollars. Tor fny sub
.crisers viii b. entitled % gold watch. worth
f0ffy dollars.
4 BEAk, Publisher.
JAS ull Npr>hs IT, Brosdssy, =. Y.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19

vxrE OFFER AS GOOD A FARM

w as there sfn the state. Containing 21s acres
10 undef high state q Cultivation good buil-
dInxs. tits knows The tross Roads falm. ~
miles east on the National Bead. The q. T. a X. X.
toeches ON Gee side. acres Of this AID has 4
coal seln. which is FROM 10 feettklek.
Yerlas es-,. Hfcfcox 4 scosT.y
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19
State of Indiana. vigo County. s..

Y.so Great cszrf, Aares Tsru. 1888.
No eso-Biaekford n. Noeatt. 80 JoAn R~snaAnu
ard Mar }. :. keiaaiIsa --ConQi Al1t IN paua<r-
ana Attseasseat-
DElt re1ssaaberea. lattes fhe fuh dsf 81 0surena
ID htr. f->. the psiatin fis as eossrlaiat. fls.
. AttA t1s s1laxit % q alslntetests4 fs<saa az
CO atstcnf wtnese. tasf he sid dctatsnts
resl1eatk - iAe safe ~ l. zsans Tef sF> tAerr-
far1 har>y nstl1 Sat aalsss {1cy he 4na sFf..r
bcfsre The 1a< - ts Cezss tae arst .i4f - tAe
ncxt ERA taereof hereaer - - hela ~ ne (surt-
ns4se IL ferrtliaate On tAe nest Aoadsg 81 AAEth
naxt. thea sal iasfr. bcfre the catilng ~ lie
fas trial. ptss4. ssswex az dca4r - ie plain
trfs aha. fae i4stl4fs I'd tHln<s taefft etf-
tains I'll - ssafl sd detss y go ls thsit absence
AL 3eefert accordingly .e..
1SD. wfAkIss. CT,
De u, isss vs. pr &c s1lAsl
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19

G II Q l. g l.
EsMsr CLASS
In SURAIN CE.
THE UNDERSIGNED, Insurance Agents.
take pleasure in announcing to their many
Panops, sdshs puelis. geeeFslly, hat 'ae
following Companies. which they continue to
represent. are
hreqsisg asy Day in Bssinsss q Wsai0'
And have become the
Soundest, Heaithiest and wealthiest y
Corporations Of the Kind
In the United states!
The business being under the control Of men
Of the fret standing aud highest integrity in
the country. is sufficient guarantee TO policy
holders that all losses they sustain. will be
promptly aad honorably settled. ni
Etna Insurance Company. j.
Capital 81 900 600, all paid up; Surplus t66s,
900: all invested in the best paying Stocks in
the country. This Company was organized
in 1919, and has therefore been doing sue
cessful Fire and lnland business for nearly
FORTY YEARS, during which time .he has
paid Eleven Million Dollars Lossesll
Heme Insurance Company.
or SEw YORK CITY.
Capital OF .oOo-surplus over sa5o 900
The Stock in this Company Is worth 50 pc
cent above its par value, AID its business i
conducted by the Grst Merchants OF New
York. claims TO patronage which few. cOmpa
nies possess.
Hartford Insurance Company.
or nAnrroRs, CONN.
Capital $500 600. very large surplus. Thi
Company was chartered in 1910, and
therefore been doing a sound and proftabl
business for nearly FIFTY YEARS.
Phoenix Insurance Company.
oy HARTFORD, CONN.
4 Capital 100000, assets nearly s35o,ooo.-
! This Company stands in the FRONT RANK
Insurance Companies, as glance at its cond
E ton will show
Springfield Fire Il Marine Inst
rance Company,
or SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
; Capital $3.50 600. large and increasing surplu
!. This company ranks SECOND To SoSK in Il
country, in all classi6cations made aud
|, rapidly going ahead Of mos. Of its eontemp
raries.
{ Quaker City Insurance COmpan,
OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Capital $500 600. This is new Compar
and has substantated its claims 10 pu
; lie favor by the prompt payment of all !
losses.
We commend the above Companies to tho
: desiring Insurance as he VERY BEST Il
country affords. Applications promptly a
tended TO.
J. B. HAGERl 49,.
. X TOUSEY. Agents
At the Banking Office OF Mexican d Touse
Oct. 20, 3md&w
DalIey's Magical Pain ES!racte
n all diseases Inflammation more OF
sominates-n0w TO allay Inflammation -tragils .
70 root ofdisease-hsnee an imne diatc cnre.-sld 80
! DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN FIX TRACTO
snd ssfaisx sis. will aIlsy insamms lion At one
aud make ccrtaia cure
= DALEY MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACro
& will cure the follswing among great catalogue
- diseases burns. scaid-. cuts. chaf.s nipple
y coIss, banons bruises sprafhs bites, poison en-
s bains, biles scfonia ulcers. ievsg sores. feloi
ear ache. piles. sore eyes. govt. -ellings. rhsu
q ustn. scaid head, salt rhsum. be 'arcss, erys
. las. riHrwerm. BARRIERS itch. small TEX. nessl'
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19
The Greatest Facilities offered for the
Protection aud Speedy Transporta-
ton of LIVE STOCK.
FRL1GHTs WESTWARD
Aud Good Accom- modations with usual privilcg
Tor ,efs..u. tgavsftnsir charge thereof

BY this Route Freiebts OF al descriptions can be
forFa r1cd from hiladeiphia. New York, Boston or
baltimore. any point ON the Kali Roads OF o 10
Kentucky, Indiana. Illinois, " isconsin, Iowa, or
Missl0ur. hy Rail road direct
The Penney lvania Rai Road also connects at Pitts
XII With Steamers, by which go ds eau be for
wartsd 81 any POit on the Ohic. NuskinEum. Ken
tucky. Tennessee Cumberland. Illinois, Mississippi
Wisconsin. Missouri. Kansas. Arkansas. aud Red
Rivers; aud az Cleveland. Sandusky aud Chicaso
with steamers a. all Ports on Tue Nor!h.Wrslern
Lakes.
Merchants and shippers enfrusting the transporta-
ton oftheir Freight - this Company, rely with
Confidence o IT. speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT 20 any peint In the
West N tho Penusy lyania Rail Road az al
fimss sfsrorabh a. are CHARGE BY stAer, X. X.
Cemgaaies
E3- BE particular to marx packages EVA PENN,
MERCHANTS in the West ordering goods from the
last VIII do veil TO direct them to se skipped by
fills Route.
Parties attending TO their Own Shipments from the
East will fud IL To their interest 10 call the Agen
O his Company st the following places before ship
ping; or letters addressed TO either OF them III,
subj 81 rights. will meet 18th prompt attention
r }. SNBEDER. Philadelphia
MAGRAW & kOONS. 81 North Street, Baltimore
LEIGH 4 CO.. - klhy street, Boston.
n. II. HOUSTON. Gen1 Freight Ag't., Phiiadei
phia. $500
L. II. HcrPr, Gen'fTieket Ag't., PHILADELPHIA
+. A. SCOTT. Genl supt., Altoona, Pa.
- -
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19
WOOD. EDDY 4 co, MANAGERS.
lsrccg.sons 10 sRraoar AH.rar)

Is Numhers-l5 Drawn Ballots.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19
PROSPECTUS FOR 1859.

-
The x.u v-iasre offhe NV YOFk WEEKLY
ULUS1Et 8t'GstDkN fkizk VII fsn'mfher
Jan ASA. TAe solio~ fhc nsfItcs 81 thr
Lifsrafi whose PRODUCTIONS ~lii sfrcs the svis'~
o. this elegant loufast tuiinr tic re1rs
Rev.. ~. Spurzeor. % i-ardon,
CIV. 81. feynelsi-. o. i.sse-s1.e 80 r.-- q
q r " Jsa.ts NI.vrfift = Al
sir Edw ald ,ri Wer.
Gen. a. - lsennia <-sa, late a sieagsfsa-
Col g. " Cr1eket.
A ID. N1nson.
tauf. a. -. Altxanicr. II = A.
Tntsnss D0nn ~ -lish, =. -.
Hesgy Clsfp. Jr.. -
DR. . G Van Bar~n.
Iieut. J. n Plat. L. y.
. A. CIlatcp BsFrlnstOn,
nrs Anna Wh.lpfey.
niss Hcfty Hartley.
Virginia Vaughan.
~. Vernon.
Minnie Nsntour,
Hattie Glare. g.
xrsT. 3. Sinclair. III. #..tF. 4
TERMS
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19
e0LE FEoFElFT0FEs
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR., * CO.,
ssNUEscTrKfke
PHARMACEUTlSTS AND CHEMISTS.

II = Sold In Trrre-Harte. by 7. n. Barr a Co.. p
n, Donneiis, and BY Druggists generally, tAroeghou
the coontrF- -..
U-P e. Br-wninr. agent for Indianapolis.
. ATffi II, i<e-t~is1
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-13
I.atham's Vindicati0n.

.r;,,rnhant success of Mr.. Latham is
l" u on all hands, with the single
~" Zion of the more rabid and less inteli-
eAo ', p,,orton of the Black Republican press.
ge"' rprnsbino REPUTATION of the malignant
' lam heaped upon Mr.. Latham has sealed
, t lips of his traducers with the sole eSceP-
W., of those who systematically deal IN
tsa,s;fcations, and luxurate in amateur mallg-
's :"ms Greater insult could not be offered
~ an intelligent and reading people who
o; f,ll nossesson of the facts. But this
mo pertinacity is but the despairing
' 'n.;ol, Of sinking cause.-the last veneeful
vail of dying ruffian. Begotten by men
1 an Graded by maignity, and nurtured
w., corruption, the foul charge has met the
;ug,rom,nious death it merited from outraged
'hl;o decency. 1t is difficult to conceive
INV Greater atfront to an intelligent people
,han to offer for their acceptance such vile
SANDERS. and insist that they shall ceave to
them after they have been SO fully dsproved.
7, is but asking the people to be as vile and
',nscrnnulous as the utterers; to forego their
arerv sense of honor and Of right, and sur
ronder their very conscences into the law
less keeping of the wretched, fanatic banditti.
Thew have grossly insuIted the integrity
of tbe Democratic Masses and have sown
the seeds of whir!wind of indignation
which will forever lose them the conf
dence of honest men of all parties. But
the stupidity of the course pursued by
the Black Republican press is even more
surprising, that its wantonness and uncon
ceaIed yileness, for it must be apparent to
even the limpest comprehension, that the
refutation of the SANDER wonld be followed
by the most Overwhelming reaction, and
corresponding contempt TOR the authors and
propagators of the foul charge. 1t was too
GROSS. too hideous to remain unnoticed to be
Permitted to accomplish its filthy work in
secret, and the d:sproval has been as wither
inc and complete as the accusation was false
and libelous Mr. Latham's election is con-
coded as matter of course.
S. f. HeyaM
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-13
Estate of George II. Merit.

TT appearing by the petition of the Admins
II traitor of said estate that there is not sufficient
personal estate in his hands to pay the debts out
standing against the deceased and the expenses
of Administration, and that it is necessary to sell
the real estate some portion thereof for the
payment Of such debts. 1t is therefore ordered
by the Judge of said court. that all persons in
terested be and appear before him at the court
room of the said Probate Court. on Monday, the
Goth day of August, 1885, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
that being the time appointed for the hearing of
said petition, to show cause if any they can, why
an order should not be granted to sell SO much Of
the real estate of deceased, as may be necessary
to pay such debts, and that copy of this order
be publ ished at least four successive weeks in the
Placer Herald, newspaper p-fnt7 and publish
Ell II Placer county
Auburn July a0th 1857
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-13
In the Matter of the Estate OF James
Murphy, Deceased.

nN reading and filing the petition of the Adj
W minstrator of said estate for distribution
tsercof among the persons by law entitled there
to. 1t is ordered, that all persons Interested be
and they are herebl directed TO appear before the
Probate Judge of Placer county, at the Court
House in Auburn, in said county, in open Court
on the 23d day Of August, A. D. $50, at ten
O'Clock, A. NJ, Of that day, TO shew cause if any
they can. why IN order of distribution should
not be granted, and that copy of this order be
published for four successive weeks, prior to said
day. in the Placer Herald. Il newspaper printed
and published in said county.
Auburn, July 10th, 1S59.--4w
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-13
SUMMONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, TO
LEDUC 4 Co.
XTOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED, to appear
u before me, at my Office In the town of Ophir
Placer county, on Saturday, August 18th, 1859,
at III o'clock, A. NJ, to answer the complaint Of
James Moor q Co.. wherein they claim and pray
judgment against you for the sum OF Eighty-six
dollars and fifty cents, being the balance on your
account, and take notice if you fail so to appear
and answer plaintiff will take juI gment as aiore-
said, and for costs Of suit in their behalf eXpen-
dcd
Given under my hand, this l4th day of July,
A. d. 1859. JAMES PATTON,
Justice of the Peace, Township No. 2
Ophr, July 10th, lS59.-4w