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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17
Arrival Of the Fulton.

INV fozx, Aug II.
The steamship Fulton, from Havre and
Southampton has arrived. Her dates are "a
the Goth ult
The steamer Glasgow. from Glasgow has
also arrived
The 81. Petersburg papers publish the treaty
between Russia AID China, which had been
ratified by the two Emperors In grants leavs
10 Russia 20 send ambassadors 10 Pekin, prom.
ises protection to China Mis-ionary's aud
authorizes a monthly mail service between
Keochla and Pe,n.
TIE Fulton hr nss l35 passengers and re-
ports having passed. on the 9th July, the
ships Mercury az " urtenbGrg going Ia hsyrr:
also the s;es Vanderbilt.
The Fulton's siv oes are not so late as those
furnished by lele ph from Halifax. hut her
papers are one day later than have been re.
ccIved
The advices from Paris indicate unpleasant
feelings toward England. An article in thu
Aonitcur, saws: The rumored probability of
An discord between France and England on the
question of the Congress aud general disarms
ment, has produced painful impression.
The London Hersld's PARIS correspondent.
says; The banding together OF France. Rus
STA aud Austria. aud the immense naval prep
arations Of France. readers It most difficult to
believe the universal report of great blow be-
ing contemplated against England" This
was written previous To the more pacific acs
ton Of the Emperor Of France.
The French steam navy i "a be Increased %
$50 men Of war. exclusive OF u transports.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

This may be regarded As ihr eliminating
point IN hi- life creating a. II ocght. the
brightest gem in his crown Of glory. and ell
citing. IS il will. the sdmiring regard through
ell future times Of ths friei ds Of constitutional
liberty.
Mr.. Webster wss an American. coinciding
more nearly with the political doctrines Of .De
party than the other. he was 40, parfifsa.
Too great TO eireamscribe his vision within
the range Of local interests, too frank aud open
to work freely within the usmmis Of party
dFin. he never was the idol nor the poll
teal impersOnsiiOn Of any large party Of the
country.
He was as original. and no copy Indepeu
dent self formed aud self poised, BE WAS no,
the buoy upon the waters. amid the light
ning's storm. but The rock erect and n oveless.
against which the waves Of adverse opinions
dashed themselves. 10 break into scattered
foam. A patriot by conviction and habit. he
acknowledged 20 authority upon earth bot
that Of his country. aud quailed beneath &c
power bu. that Of conscience and Of God He
was no trimming politician. Go mere time
server. no political peddlar-weigh ching meas
ures against votes and principles agairs, ex
peiiency. Possessed Of great intellect aud
mighty passions. bis arguments gathered Sub
Unity from purposes that coursed IN triumphkl
procession upon his lofty speech; and whether
in tramPling upon the diploe Of the sena-
tus academies. or IN resisting the war meas.
ures Of Madison aud of Polk. or blasting As
with hurricane the arguments Of the cham
pion Of null ihcation in the Senate. who but for
bis powerful aid would have trampled the
policy of Jackson's administration and the
supremacy Of the Constitution Into dishonored
fragments. or in hurting his defiant and ap
palliug protest against the very front of execu
tive occupations, or IN throwing into the scale
of Southern policy and principles the weight
Of bis great name. vigorous logic. and incom-
parable legal and historical learning. against
the conscientious and political principles Of
his adopted State. and against the settled l.ae
Of policy which he had pursued and advocated
for third Of a centGry-we see the same self
reliant. self sacrificing, heroic spirit; which.
though sometimes rron9. was always true, as
the needle to the pole. to his convictions OF
duty, aud as obedieut as the spheres to the
law Of attraction, to his impulses and feelings.
W
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

The Canal Association which vas formed
u, Srsing. % take The mansgemsni of The
division irom ihi, place 10 S,wbury. Ia, been
operating successfully Z be main liae ha-
been po, 10 complete order from ~or,h'ngien
- ,h,- tl.cr-f"Fty t~orniirs Both the uagi-
gable "lseder-'-sighi ,nilss-are also IN good
ceudiien The l~yel- upon this part OF the
Csoapafe ae~ fuIl-,he ban al elearec out
the loek- bridges ard structures IN foe order.
saa sHr.si, frr th- Fall nsvigaiion.
There y st considerable work 70 d. in re
psir,,.s Ihe bs.~k~ 81 The lat Winter. between
worihingion and Nee hurry. a distance Il *
tern nahe- The Superintendent j. werSing
upon thh, part Il the Canal ~Hh rno1erass
force. and expects to have ii fully r.psirei. -
- g. i.t m he wser. ~ ihs 2o'h sn>t Af,er
The eonriesIoa u III latter potion. th- only
heavy work remaining Ia BE- done. l. the r.
palfiug OF the feeder dam az Ell River this -
eons,aer.bie jss. and w'll rsqatrs the outlay
II some six % sevcn hundred dollars. Thi-
dons. and the portion b~low Worthi"gton
eomplslsd. the middle division of The Canal
sill be Ia better order ..oE navigation. perhaps.
thap u hss ever been.
The Southern Company expect TO get their
Tspslrs completed up 10 New bury BY IL Sep
tsmber aud from that date We may expect
Canal navigation TO be resumed between hi-
place sed The Ohio The Company uorhssrd
all also soraplele heir repairs 10 sna a. th.s
place by tie lauer date
The tolls spoa the middle division have
been quite light. but are nov Increasing and
during the next three or four maaths. will
amount 10 = cons dsrabie -ur-pefhsps saih
cient 20 meet he ordinary repairs. &c.
The fallos ing summary II he receipts and
sxpeniilurcs. for the pat four monihs-lsl
Apr, . ~ Aaga-t-uPou The division from
Tere Hsuis to Nssbury. Is obtained fFom h.
S.rrcssry.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17
Three Days Later from Europe.
OF THE ARABIA

s~okvnIr. Aug. %,
The horse express having arrived from Hal.
inx With the Eeropesn dispatches Nv the Ara.
oia Tor the as-ocia I'd press. the FOL ing 40,
strset - furnished st the earliest moment -.
he Empero. \ oleon has decided that tia
French army aud navy shall be restored To a
socnd footing without the least possible DELAY.
ne = nov generally regarded a sincere. and
his intentions prolific. -. -
The Zurich conference has not yet been held
The English Cabinet has snnouced that the
.ayitsuon 10 parue pate in toe Congress Of the
great powers would not be accepted until the
result Of the conference at Zurich has been ss
oertained
The steamships Vanderbilt, City of nalti,
more and Bavaria. have arrived out
The advices from Italy are peaceful.
he debates IN the English Psrliamen indi-
cate the Intention Of The government 10 virer.
ousiy prosecute the work upon the psiionsl
defences sf-.... -
The Sardiuisn Plenipoteniisry TO the Peace
Conference had reached Paris.
The American horse. Sfarke, entered by Mr..
Tenbroek. for the Goodwood race, has won
the stakes. The Good wood cup was carried
OF by Promised Land. The American horse.
Prioress came IN third
Breadstuff- are dull. Corn has declining
tendency. Provisions also have declining
tendency.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

krv yox, Arg 4

kE1 soat, Aug u,
The steamship North Star has arrived. She
LEFT kspinvail on The N. inst, aud brings
Cahfbf6ia advices TO the S1th. ult which have
been anticipated by The steamer Hsbans. =,
New Orleans ond the overland .ssa... ------< -
The North Slar has nearly 500 passengers
The excitement on the lsthmus. in relation
to he golden images ia the lrcisn mounds IL
dying cot.
Ad.ices from ST. Thomas state that the Eng.
lish steamer, faranette. - still lying on the
Reef nesr that port Al her cargo hss beer
thrown overheard. aud divers are at work
blowing up The coral reck on WHICH she 10 ~
Ing
Iae advices from the Isthmus are inpor-
tant
The sloop Of wsr. 81. Mary. sailed fror
Panama on the 25th. for Resiogo.
AdvIces bad beea receiTed from the Revof
dictionary movement 40 Carhsjunia the 23rd
July. when the liberal party had propounees.
against the authorities, aud sppointed JuaI
Jose. Of Nicaragua 70 be the provisional rulss.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17
Latest from Pixies Peak.

LKAvESwoRru. Aug. III.
The Overland Express arrived 10 day from.
the miDes of vestera Kansas. bringing dgies
from that region 80 the 81 inst. No Express
messenger came through this time with the
coach. consequently there is no receipt OF gold
dust 10 announce.
he amount OF mail matter brought by lhis
arrival Is snail. and only ODE or two psssen.
gers came 20 thi, city.
The news brought. though briei. ia very 10
terr>ting.
convention was IL session At Denver City,
i,s pafpose being To take the necessary steps
10 form the country about the mines into
Territory. 10 be called Jefferson. The stten.
dance Was large. ihvfe being no less than I6S
delegates present IL i the Intention to apply
10 the next session e Congress Tor it, recog-
niton a. regular Territory Of the United
states. aud Tor Territorial Government.
The reports lately received here that rich
diggtug- had been discovered on the head
waters of the Colorado river. are COS frmed -
Numbers of men. ss,d 10 amount 20 500. LEI,
Denver CITY on the % ult. TO 10 10 the local
iiy OF the new disc,v fiss
From the old mines lie accounts received
by thu express are generally Of a favorable
character.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17
Eoumd DeAI.

The body Of an unknown man was found
dead. ia Sugar Greek township yesterday lying
10 little Sugar Greek, about one hundred yards
above the bridge on the Elbridge road. on
George B,osdhurst's farm. BE bad severe
wound in the forehead. and pistol shot II
the neck. A Coroners jury Wa held. aud the
result of the inquest wa, that he was murder
ed by some person OF persons. yesterday. un
known 10 the Jury. When found there was on
the body. cotton SHIRT aud drawers; his other
clothes were lying near by on the bank. A
pistol was found near the body. IN The water.
Ia his pocket book. was two dollar Parke
County bill and some silver change One Of
bis font teeth was gone from decay. On his
pocket DO K was marked the letters. !. II. B.
Some small scraps OF paper. were also found.
with writing ia peucil. from which nothing
definite could be detsrmned. The people are
very much excited about IL. they ought o
be. II sny other facts can be bad. NE viii
publish them for Tie publ.e good. The man
vas supposed TO BE- about twenty eigh, years
OF age
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17


on- Summer morn amoag TIE ae~s fovers-
Our hlus bo5 viih sPoriiys fee dld stay
And linking haad IN hand, &c s+i4ea ss4ss
Eegulied Ai4 "a he dal-
The sanshias nestled "a his snksn hair,
His cheek the 80 ~fnd. Kissed "a loving mood
Tue very birds his ffieodshiP seemed 70 sh.fs,
And Ingered where ~ stoo1-
AID ~ben beside ross-bash son Ne kuelt,
And foand Aim siamberinx IA sweet rspose;
W could not tell IN which most beauty dweli,
he sleeper - the rose.
A. eve h fsltered-ana ss faint b ,sy,
We loo.ed, Bot dared DOT speak, our bodias fears
And al - have Of I'm since that dark day,
Il memoy sndtears.
on Faihsr. What must b. he loss above.
What treasures Ia thy bosom bid mast be;
siaee al ~ Jewels u our earthly love
Thou gatberest AZ % the.
J. r. I. :.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

NhsHiSeros. Aug IL.
The Cbevalier, p. Massose, Charge ~ fairs
Of his s.cliian Majesty. has presspted b.. er,s
dentiai- m this character, TO the Secretary Of
3 ate, aud NJ. Edward Blonden yesterday. de-
ligered his -red-ntisl 10 the Prcsidept. aud was
received a. Envoy ExusordInay. aud Minister
P.euiootentisry 81 III. Majesty. the King Of the
Belgians. 10 this GOvefDme0t.
The delegates representing NE railroads OF
The soutl v estfrn asd middle route betEeer
Washington and Mes Orleans conneDce tLeis
session today.
Their business is With resere-ce 20 The
transportation Of the great mail from Port
laad, Ne, To = Orleans. aud % agree upor
jolus bad Tor the - rfsfmanee II the service.
The Saiiopsl Teachers Association. now IL
session here have elected ]. ". Buckley. Of
Brooklyn. a. President for the eb.uipg year
They have d clded 10 publish monthly pc
riodicsl ~ he furtheFauce Of he csrse ofedu'
cation.
Ttss afternoon hey had plessspt lime is
Visiting Bccbaoan.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

MlST StArsucs.-From the annual report
Of the Mint ofhec al San Francesca. Il appears
that the gold coinage Of the year amounted 10
xI3 $50 400. Of which sis.7- 600 werein don
lie essle-. a d only siO3. 300 IA smaller COR.
That = to say. hist V.ore Than 30 Per cent. Of
god coinage Of our min, J. "a the isrgest coin
permitted T. be. -lrsek ty our law, aud larger
than any p.sss d seio commonly current ."
snv other county IN The world. or Al least "a
he civilized world Cfthe smallest god coin i.
tie sun Of $50 600 10 quarter eagles, aud slS,-
600 ~ dollars e 50.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

Dsvorrtks os Nstrs-The LADY editor Of
the Rockford tIH) Standard ssys: The
Dsughfer- Of Msl,a a-s becoming ss distn
go'>bea. and seem 70 ee quite As benevolsr,
in their designs. a. the sons Of Malta. Their
ebjset - said 10 b. 10 rliess ~iao~srs, des
tstate esshslors. dausiiss. Hosssn,os~. .ad or
ph.a male children. By the time The sons
cb,s,a tsc control Of the Island Of cub.. he
Daughters son6 dsosly expect 10 sehjssgsss
~sAs lie Of Man" Mrs. Cocly. no dout,
speaks unders'asdnssy 81 the order.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

IL The dead can, of whom ve spoke yss
to-day. was brought to he city scd exposed
% the public, ct The Court House. for several
ours. No one was able 10 identify hin. rs
sridenily ~sss strange il tssse pas. Hehse
mos, terrible wound on the forehead. which.
Of itself would have produced death. besides
shot wound ,hropsh the neck EvlteriiJ.
the man IA. been murdered. and every posi-
Ole X r,iou should be made 70 ferrv, oot The
murderer.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17
lr.urxrs orwrtsrrn's GREATNESS.


lis academic orauoas aud historical criti.
cisms are sayfei,r: - SECURE the .srmsnea.
reputation Of any ordinary litorar. man On
The h,lh themes Of language ethics. criticism
anl ,ioqasnee. and in a historical critique
upon the choicest works u The master minds
u ancient aud mo6ern times, he vas soeus-
toned TO discourse familiarity. a. II he bad
spent his life IN the Professors chair engaged
IN the lsborious analysis Of the ir;mcftal
work. Of literature and sit. No other Amer
icau sAlss9an hss made 20 many valuable
contributions TO he ln.rstore aud sfIla.nce Of
our v ide spread la g5ske.
Ctarac,su1sj by unity Of design aud sim.
piieity Of diotIoh. 'liks some master pieces
Of stasuafy carved in lhe bisndsd grace and
MAJESTY OF antique art, 10 SELECTION Of elegant
extracts. with which the Press abounds. can
do justice % the spirit of his works, except a.
the SOLITARY column ard the broken freise
.urn LON - pedimeHt, besPssk The grandeur
Of The Parihenon."
They have found place among tie elas
.ics Of osr Language. sue BY competent Grille.
have ben pronounced unuvallsd in force q
logic and beauty II style.
Participating with bis illustrious eompeer.
10 the discussion Of local and party questions
c,dsnt nsees>arily 10 Government founded
DC, upon force. bu, upon public opinion, II
vas The peculiar icrisne Of IL Webster "a
settle The Interpretations Of the Consultations al
tbs fHsssnsfsl isE Of the Government. not
ne Art,cie- Of Agreement q confederation
and TO earn f8r himself the iit.s-or:giral
nu,qas aud aatransiersbls--of the ExpOuudsi
Of ths con.titatscn-ag glory belonging official
ly 10 the ermine robe. sut wen by the might
OF Intellect 10 honorable Senatorial ecufiet
long hefsre be had occurred asy efteisl siaIior
under the Feder al Gossrnmeut-
HIS Constitutional arguments in reply ts
Ha,ne sgaios. Calhoun. and IN answer 70 lbs
Protest. are inbssd win the very essence 81
,mnorsAlty snd like the leave. Of the Con
,sI.ss,oa ss,sli, are used as authorities r>.he'
than as illustrations.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

We copy The following ex'rast FROM The Gin
riuasti Csnm,reiofof August oh.
The Central Christian Hrrsid ha. an article
from the pen - q Wilson. e Terfe Hauie
reviewing G.rrsts smiths " Religion Of Rsa
son" essay which appeared ia the y a 1ri
1sae the other DAY Mr Wilson cut. a. the
secular press aud Iufo the .'eterb0ro Philoso
pher, a. follows. We print only few u the
introductory psragraphs.
The secular pres has become Powerful
agency for esIi a. well A. for slef Unier the
above spft,-ing title. the Ne~ York Tribune
Of July -. furnishes ~ hssdred Thousand
patrons u ltb eight .eild column. al 4 5llell;.
purporting O. be discourse by Cert Smiih
delivered "a fsterboroaeh. June -. is59 Il
The moral right Of the PUBLICATION Of such
sentiments - q ofe than questionable, even u
paid for by the advertiser. Pohtsc4l lsursal-
vstronirrd by the Christian public. oceupy
neutral ground ~ respect % Religious cues-
tons. aud should D. held u a strtct accoGnia
biluy for the cfius OF thrastiug lnta our off
go aud psriors the w0rnoat hateful garments
Of obsolete inhdelry Lei them BE- sent 10
their own rag mills, or lci th.,-~ who will ar
ray them.e'se- IN ths tatt.r-d, parfi-c.Iaf. a
r,.b-s ~ the eif~is cstea.s r unhsiff
To offsr thetn - az Intelligent reading pub.
lic - az efssce a. veil A. : vtalsli,n II the
snsplfed - not express compel t.fe een pub
Usher and psrr.n-- II - bot Or such gr4fci :
Gus md efIic'ou- .efyice hat ~ AZ iar AID
ef The Atlantic n psbiy - 20 The New York
1riD.ae II the-e jsernal> hsve deiib-ras,ly
ehoeefss rsstiicfei .phefe q Labor. al hsy-
.dst.rrni. 81 80 tsc..ufe ~. spoloxi>f- and sd
voeste~ 81 IN. -ect g iufd.aify r m "a,
so dIstinctiv. and ~ lo' Or Jake alsgnfsgr ~
their p.,-ifisu I'D ftafasieF - POI oil atd
l,tsssrs ieufnsl-. - i.necsi.te Ire public
with be 1~it~oa 81 unh.lI~f
The R.hefsu - i.a-9a demands hone~i,
s.,i' lar dealing 80 the part ~ t.. conductor
ef th- s,.eolHr - II th,m not -ah~|l 49,
f.r Lrsad -to,s ~ frsh : .erp.r:. ty.t
ved.r fhs ~~if n ard cea arlir rles n al II T.
q pail adsersi.enl.n W. rfsfs~ta -als.t fht
v"fthl.-- eff. uuder ATTY lea uhNfser. anl
deny thsrigtt rs eqary. 81 lhf pi.tl -bvr- O,
inv sss~ th. -ssc ~ - str fsaltlv snt iefi.
.tLs alessI ale 81 a. Hsusies.. by uhugling
Toison with our dsi y food.
Thsr. are iufdsl papers IN the lsnj Ii
the prophets II issff.i thiio-ephs coahn.
thsme Ives u the lrsitInA channels Tor -,
q ffn>ioi 81 tLT.E sesumenls The Ioi,iiss
AID literary 9fss~ have auoth-f aud hsghs'
.psi,,ioe tLan the publlesll.so cf theH lueabra
tons
The Advertisement - The Ifihans o~e- -
importance L. the name If he sa-Aer. rathsi
Than L. u Arguments Il - uol lAe rsle,.f
Of yssson but Of snfesssa. II i fs-tof,sa
rsthsr than msfsph, -ieal. aad srtlssn rsthel
than rhi'o-othic4l. ~hsls "a the ssale 81 fss
son o. degmatize- az sln>' The hr-t pf'uesplr'
Ut natural add fes.slsd RELIGION.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

WzERrAs. In pur~sAuSe - "a aci 81 the Cen
sfsl Assembly of he STALE Of lndtaHs, entitled
An sct providing Tor ofiieisl notice OF the
ti1ss when the Statutes OF the State a.
force. approved February !. 1888. The Clerks
Of the several Circuit Coarts 81 lhis state have
esrl6ed thai the acts of iSe SPECIAL ce-.i''n Of
$50. aud the acts Of he rec ular Session o.
lo-.9 have teen duiy flsd iheI respective
oflios-. The laisst date Of hling being the -ixth
Ia, OF August 81 the eouniy u Nsrmslho0
Therefore. !. Ashtel X. Willard. Governor
# The safe Of lsdisns. do h,reb, declare sut
publish hat the ard acts have been dsly r.
esive.l aud filed ia The several eourtie- OF The
state. and that they ~sre 80 hleJ o. The oh
day Of August. 1859.
n testsony whereof. hsrsuuio
fsIAs lstt ny hand sad caused - be sthxcd
he seal II The Stale a. indianapolis.
thf- Sib day Of august. lc5s.
ASatLL Z. WILLARD.
Dy he Gussrsor:
CrKts L DrxHAx. Secretary Of STATE.
By THoxAs SIpRr DrPey. 8
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

II The editor Of the Journal seems 10 be
very mach dsslarbsd in his 'Jselias." IN rels-
ton l. The action Of The recent Opposition Goa
vsp,iou. aud has come TO The very original con-
elu.ien. that the v hole matter vas gotten up.
managed aud pulled. just to defeat The Demo
cratic parry Well nov. Who would have
thought I'll Wonder If ous nsighbor Is not
mistaken Cant thick be is in earnest
What calamity L would be. 70 this county
TO the nation. 20 the world and the ret Of man
kinds the iunaeul.te democratic party shouid
be defeaisd this fall aud thereby lose the cor.
troll of seser4lfat offices-demsEougi-m would
become lAehrymsi. add patriotism jubilsnt.
Whether the grass would eonsi0ue TO grow,
tbe uheAi sweat CT the corr Tipen under such
a Fundamental calamity. are qasslions difficult
70 answer. Mature. - seems TO rs. would dry
up. aud lager beer and rot gut become the uni.
ver-ai drinks
Defeatths pemOcracy-the National Democ
racy-the Uuion saving Democracy-the negro
loving Democrscy-the slavery exlewiing De
mocracy-the Penitent,ary filing Democracy =
the whisky soaking Democracy--ibe religious
hating Democrsey-the slave trade encourag
ing Dsulocrsey-and the yigo County Demoe-
racy Defeat all this aud thereby. forever rum
the county. Angels and ministers Of grace. .
forbid. h wgst not be dad. Human nalule
and elongated humanity generally. eyes out
agaiasi II. u nus, Do1 be ID. marry time,
lever
Bat perhaps the greatest reason Why the
glorious Dsmocratie party" should not be de-
feated this fall. -. il would make our neighbor
Of the JsxyRs! feel 30 very unhappy. and when
he feels miserable all over. there - iauch Of
humsn nature suffering There j. very s,rik
tng difference between one e hose Lack lean
Cassius Ike fellows becoming seiomne0l'y and
one Of those full bottomed. protohersnt reeep
lacles of f,Od which 80 chsrscteFize the fortu
cate possessor of 800 b.. avoifdopoi-e Of hu
man hs.h "a the latter. there Is about thee
times the amount OF humanity suffering. than
IA The former This - a consideration. TO be
considered For II defeat should peraGven-
ture Overtake this party. then the remainder
Of our oeighboT's day. would be passed in re-
tirement. repeating from naorp 'sill dewy eve.
he following.
"Ofconforl Tea no man speak
L-ts talk 81 graves. ofworns. ofcpitaphs,
Make dusi our parcr aud with rainy eyes
u rite sorrsw the bosom - sarih
49, LOose executors. and talk OF villa
nd yet not so-for Al tar vr BE- .a,ath,
Saws DOR depo.ed boslis'sin the grOa and
This lameutstiou and sorrow Of our friend
would be insonsol4hle. aud 10 save his
rh.itn." ~e think p~rhap. may - the Ma
uouaG y. mocratie parry should. languish'ng.
he T. ...ltiej . breath. yet 3 l,iie While.
Mt al all ColoRel-yos a.e under no obi
satious l. - lie simply ebslt,on Of a
p,cuissr d,-iniers-ted frieodship. vhich often
cl4g4escr.z Jour bundle servant.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

IL To rcsusciste a droz ned Enghshnsn.
place piece Of roast beef under has pose: an
lrlshmsn. s..giif q pe'een: Scoschmsn. halt
penny, NsleAman. sfe~ 1esks; a fresehasn.
81 old u,nd. an cStr Of sDsrrisge, YANKEE.
sss<npt 70 pea has poekstsss = Date sunsa.
assIch Inn s.lA lager bevr snd Vui pss.s OF
"spach sni krspt~ IN fall view.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

SrSrsScx 90 kC- : SoLpskR-Invats AiA~-
sor Bentley. o. Company n. First DFageoa-.
convicted Of de~sftloa AID horse stssiing. ~@s
sentenced ~ the Court marital lately IA ses
sion At Fort Buchanan. 70 receive .fisy ls.hss
With coshite. welI laid on he bare back 20
be eoainec ~ hard labor aniil -saaaFy Ie62
heavily tonsd. 70 forfeit al pay due h,s-. to
have his head shave aud ts brsndsd 18th .
red hot iron With he letter D. aGd - - dun.
med out Of the service.