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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

Gov. WISE As A CANDIDATE FOR THE
Observation-Disclosures, Aug. A.
Gov. Wise Of Virginia. is the most active
and open candidate for the Presidency
among the list Of possible or probable
aspirants. The Richmond Enquirer, edi-
ted by his son, does not have the slightest
hesitation in advocating the father Of the
editor for this position. in editorials and
through the medium Of communications
and correspondents. There Is q frank
ness. too. in the Governors own treatment
OF the case that commands my admira-
ton. he exhibits rushing readiness to
speak out at length on every question that
must rescue him from the wish to deal in
any Delphic phrases. That he has many
warm friends in Virginia cannot be Doubt
so much, it is true, among the
politicians IS among the masses Of the
Democracy. His dashing eloquence, his
personal integrity. and she memory Of
his campaign Of 1855. are all so much
stock in trade. / am happy to tell you
that although he and Judge Douglas diff
fer most materially in reference to the
great issue Of the day, they are on terms
Of the most cordial friendship, If the
Richmond Enquirer's disposition to de
Justice to the Little Giant is sincere
Correspondence Of he Pkila. Press.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

Gov. MEDARY.-This gentleman left
our city. last Wednesday, for Washing,
ton City. We did not learn the occasion
of his visit.-Lecompton Democrat.
We can enlighten the Democrat. He
went to closet himself with the President,
when the two worthless will concoct fresh
plans to tyrannize over and defraud the
people of Kansas of their Just rights.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

re- The gallant steamer Omaha arri-
we'd up, last week, and will be down this
week. Her Clerk has our thanks for late
papers. This boat is always one of the
first up in the Spring. and one of the last
in the Fall. She generally runs to Sioux
City, and is always well laden, because
she can be relied upon.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25
LATE FROM SALT LAKE.
BERNHIsEL REPrDIATEDI
Hooper Nominated for Congress.

ATcHsoS, August II.
The Express from the Great Salt Lake
City arrived to-day at noon. 81 days out.
Bemhisel has been repudiated, and
Capt. Hooper, former Secretary Of the
Territory, and for number Of years cap
tain Of steamboat on the Mississippi
river. is nominated for Congress in his
stead.
Matters are all qniet.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

EE The New York Tribune is pub
fishing lengthy, dull, and tiresome COM
munications concerning the India rubber
controversy. BY the way they are stretch
ed out, the controversy must be of the
srms material as the article which occa-
stoned It.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

re- See the notice Of B. F. Ruffner &
Co. They have closed out their estab-
lishment. and want all their accounts
squared up without DELAY.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

RE- We this week conclude the publi-
cation Of the Butcher Of Notre Dame;
and the day on which we print this paper.
"wednesday. oath. is the anniversary Of
the Massacre Of st. Bartholomew. II
was on the oath of August. 15T2-just
2S7 years ago.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25
mated prod't for rs.
lsO,OOO,OOO 1853. OOO.O 600

Sixty-eight Counties in Texas, give
Houston. for Governor. 400 majority.
Hamilton and Reagan are ahead for Con-
greSs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

VINO IS "OLE JOHNSON PIN the
Brown County Delinquent Tax List, one
piece of Land appears in the name Of
"Ole johnson" Who is he? Is he one
of the family that knock people all to
pieces 90
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25
The New York Express contains :
following paragraph:

following paragraph ,s.
GEoRGIA-THE Ex-WHss ln. -.
Arrive out of the SIX DsnOu -.
nominations for Congress have %. .,,r,,
RED BY old Wings; indeed. tns ,S
Democracy Of Georgia seem 70 Wiz
6ght at all in q contest with t1e nr;.tra,
recruits. GartreIl. N the Fourth D IL
Underwood in the Fifth. Waikel ID.
Eighth. and Love in the First, w ik
ding in the Wing ranks. and n,Inn. "ss
6sreest of the enemies OF Ds II
principles and men few years 'g ~, "a
Hon. Martin J. Crawford 'OT 1;j,s .
Wing. Is the Democratic e'"
the Second District.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

The CoMxG WHEAT CRoP.-Colonel
johnson, of the New York Agricultural
society, says Of the comparative yield Of
the wheat crop Of the United States for
1858 and SO:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

, TT Next week we shall lay the new
Constitution before our readers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25
Startling News from the Border
A BATTLE FOUGHT.

5000 Kaw, Usage, and COmanehe Indi-
ans Threatening the Frontier.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

A DISTINGUISHED SUMMERsET.-It will
be seen by dispatch. printed in an other
column, that the Administration has exc
cuted a complete summerset on the qnes-
ton of the projection due to naturalized
citizens abroad. and that the Cabinet has
set old Mr.. Cass to eating his LIE Clerc
letter without sauce. That our readers
may judge how completely the two doc
trines are at variance we print the lie
Clerc letter again:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WAeuruaTou Nav 1870

To Ma. FELIX LIE CLERc. MEMPHIS.
TExS.:-Sir-Your letter Of the 18th in
slant has been received. In reply. have
to state that it is understood that the
French Government claims military SER
vice from all natives Of France who may
be found within its jurisdiction. Your
naturalization in this country will exempt
you from that claim if you should volun-
tarily return thither
/ am sir. your obe1ient servant.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25
/ am sir. your obedient servant.
LEWIS CASS

The import of this sudden and ludi-
crouS change of opinion on a question
of national honor and international law
is, that the Democratic party are driven
By their fears to a maintenance Of the
rights of foreign born citizens which
could not be extorted from them by the
logic of facts. history or American prin-
ciples.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-23
VOL. XVIII. NO. l2.

They rsachei Hcu.rsnf fs in uw
On earlv bress asi saseh estes. "a
housrksefef nd rseFsr. - rfifn
their night attenf1rel 144 1ffi..aiE
there lr-i sr~c' re.
hsiar Warrrlf kept iisvo-F eri sc sefa
a. hrs a. fssf v.s over hr patched II.
C0ndime-.t viii n csrrfsFc 'I.s - "a prove
ion Tor tlf sifk f-rr.an Haf'a-s were ~
ree1ed fn q taenit & '.on-s the .e-sskee'l-
er reformed - fhe ~. liil .nee that he cd
nurse uas deai. 2 be ~ -sfrsn~fh - men
tai excitement fiat hai saah'-i hsi q tel -
long srd dreaaini = ia'e ari fesr tie a..
fariog up Il lie nane Of Afe tnat almost iri-
med aiely weist out
Il an iot ssrry, ~rcu 'te ~ hole. ~ neF
shall have the aafue ia .ny opa h'udsl fsHi-
tered Old Vnrrieane = Himself" ~ Ga
brielle Le Noifl better son bad east yosrf.ii
down from the highest recS at this f.rSa ar7
been dashed 10 rie - below. th~a have stes
fallen into my psrer."
So far We have followed the lovely ier'fne
and her friends: bat The fo'.'o'ng = aa f4s'
we can p.biish a. ou4 oolsmns = te INA
der Of ,hc narrative can only he '.tt- m ''e
New York Ledgcr the GREAT family gspsr.
sshich can be- Oh sti - ali ~ rerio, ca
stores where rapsrs A. 80 =. ken'embsr -
ak for the Ledger da,ei fehrrar7 J.. ae ~
Il you will yri tie crn.inpaN ~ I t.' n1
tive from where u leave n '.-r fe
are no bnek.iores or news Offices cerI -.
a. where yna reside. The p-.iI Ter II e. :
er vi seud ysu q copy ~ Eisii II go" a
send hl.i fve csnls in n letter Address h'o-
srt Bonner I. ssr oiiice. - Am street. NsN-
York Tiis tory gr.~s 'nore aud more "a
toresling asii progrssscs
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-23

s.csrp Plscrs o. rHs RAGS --Bibliean
geoesAt.hsr- point 10 he lake Ian. Ia northern
Armenia. and eow Russian possession. a.
sh~ spot where osee wAs sisaated the para
die los, by TIE fault n Adam and Eve. In.
do. European theorists. especially Donsen.
locate the cradle ~ tie race (oF the primitive
rdea) iu northern Ala u oseupled al the
prcsrn, srsi.rn part of the eastern Siberia
extending from a. to 50 dec latitude. ane
fre., O. - 100 loagstade. The Aroi'c osean
=, that tine as pleasant as The Mediterranean
~ IA the Urai rncontsins Islands. vas tl''
! o. hera boundary. On the coast lay tn
A tas sa,l the chine@e Blue or Celestial m"on
tuu. On The south by The raropanisu'' Or h'n
Aeo Koo~h. and en the We, va the CA.eas
- and the Arsrs,.
rotA the Edros are nov Russian possess
sous. Resides. RUSSIA lpdaenee i pFePou
loring Ia Jerusalem. add The spoi in Rome a
-sgned BY arehsisiogisss a. tas one ~heT
Rsmalns va nursed ~ she wolf, Is RE-
ian property. having been bought BY Mich.
lss for The sake OF excavations. BY . eorlou
eoincidenee Rs-~ss owns IN thss way th
places nos, sacred IL the ais,ory Of our rae
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-23
Legislative.


hANsFIELDs TEMPERANCE Bill.
On motion Of Gooding. the Senate took up
Mans fields Temperance Bill.
The amendment Of Renneit submitted yes
terday. striking out the word female where
idiot. insane person. dc J.. was agreed to. The
bill. IL came from the House. prohibited the
selling Of liquor TO females. insane persons,
&c.
Another amendment proposed by Benneis
raised the price of license from $40 % $50. to
which Slack offered further amendment
striking out all in relation to charge OF mon
Y 10 license. Both amendments were laid
on the table.
Hefren offered further amendment TO
make license $50 in all parts OF the State,
which laid the table.
Bobbs offered an amendment excepting na-
tive wine aud cider from the provisions OF the
bill. Whieh wa. agreed to.
Wagner proposed an amendment permitting
druggists to sell Tor medicinal purposes.
March offered an additional section to the
bill. prescribing the manner Of prosecutions.
which vas agreed TO.
Goadng presented an amendment chang
ing the amount of bond from $500 to 81 900
changing The number Of freehold suretles on
the sellers ho,d from two 10 four, and to
make the seller liable for all damages that
may srise from his traffic. aud authorizing the
relatives Of injured persons to bring su',. DC
which VAS adopted.
slack soughito amend by striking ont all
in ,clauon To tie prohibition Of the sale al
malt liqaors ty persons manufacturing The
same v itlin the State. ~hich vas not agre' d
to.
Jones proposed one. which was agreed TO
r,qur ng tie sure,'es on venders bonds to re-
.ids ~ ,le township ~he'e the der carries
on his business. and after consuming about
Two hours in am, ading ard discussing tn
bill. il uas ordered To be engfossed, uLeFeup
on, the Senate adjourned.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-23

Han archer by we'll directed shot. clips
the wing Of carrion bird aud brings il aut
tsring TO the earth. the fifty thing. 90 pre-.
vent further injury aud protect its life, dis
gorges the contents Of its putrid stomach. and
by the stencil thus produced. hopes TO drive
away its pursuer. Sometimes II succeeds.
sometimes IL does not.
few days ago We lei fly an arrow at our
city Treasurer--how we'll that arrow was
aimed. and how il brought the poor creature
fluttering to the earth. witness the dirty black
guardisms Of the Journal OF Thursday. With
J. b. Edmunds. as individual we have
nothing To do. Who he is CT what he Is. we
care not. We have no antrathy against him
how could ne have We have no hatred
for him-there is not enough Of him to hate.
We have no desire to injure him-his conse-
quence j. not sufficient to sustain an injury.
with EdmuRds We have no controversy, but
with the Treasurer Of the city Of Tsrre Haute.
We have something 10 do That officer mus,
explain to this people. why he has so violated
hi- Official duties-why he has 50 neglected
the obllg cations imposed upon him. or he must
Gsnsr No billingsgate he can use towards
us. shall blind the public eye to his official
acts Hemust prepare for thorough eIpo-i-
tion for he shall have it-this community are
elamorous for il. and tAsy shall also haveit.
At this time We ,hall direct public attention
10 but one single matter. The City Ire surer
in bis article 10 the Journal. speaking Of the
delinquent city tax list for 1851. says:
That d.hnqaeney uas made out ia book as
fhe iar prouides and ras and is noo rcady for in
sp,cfion. AmoRo others fhereis named is ~
Hudson dsiiaqaent IA fis sum ef S2S So"
There was hardly any time. during the year
/ 1851 or SO. but the city Of Terre Haute was
indebted TO us much more than owed it
In fact. il is generally the case that our books
show balance due Us, hen we give the city
cred, for the amount due il from us. for taxes.
/ But lhis is not Of public importance, and con
Germs ouly oursef. The Treasurer says our
name is delinquent on his hoods for city tax
of 1857 Here il exact copy Of a receipt
We received Of that official some months ago
i
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-23

BIT Q. n. STUART.


Not To be blest with warrior siren 9Th.
To WELD the sword and wear the glsiye,
or rise 10 conqusroT's fame ~ length,
Pioeiaims the good OF makes ths brave.
To have the power 70 bi1e the sccrn,
And raise above the hste ard strife
OF thos.t 10 wealth and title born.
Is the erown'd courage OF our life.
What are the swords that prop king
The banners in his army's van
To strength of soul, that dases 10 spring
And show the monarch Ia the naaf
Klngs sni the n'igit'est men ofsrms.
Strong as the heads of realms they biee,
Sport they may with fortunes charms.
They are like leaves upon the Tile.
In aim OF old sepuichres they lie,
The feast Of silence Aad decay.
While the true world-heari beateth high
And thrones Itself upon to-day.
Civa me the man whose heads have tossed
The corn.sced TO the mellow soil,
Whose fsrt the {, r,st depths have crossed,
Whose brow Il, nooly crown'd with toll.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-23

u A"Tas Payer" has some matters OF 10
terest to our citizens in his article TO day. IL
b. from the pen of one who kae~s what he "a
talking about. and ne feel We have done some
good. ~ referring public attention TO this mat
ter. The complaint of thi- people -, tat our
,axs. are too high. and In The grea, majority Of
case u results in having unscruT uiou- and
in. ffie ent offieefs The articles OF "Tat Fay
err will b- ''eoutinned.' and What little light
We can al.o throw ON this subject our readers
may ret assured. will be done. We are de
tsrmined to unmask some things IN rslalio'
to our city sstsrnmeut. and the acts Of pet,
officials. that have for sometime been conceal
ed from the public eye. We have encourage
ment from every quarter to do this, aud -
.ill no, shrink from our duty as rutli
ournslist.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-23

wasutSeroS's UNyoKs The members OF
the Putnam Phsianx. Of Hartford. fne mill.
tary corps. which numbers nearly ore hun
.irsd men at parade. have decided. in purehss.
ING their new uniforms. 70 get the exact uni
form vcrnb by Gen Wellington q. the time
when he resignei tho command ofthe Ameri
can Army. For this purpose they have pro
cured exact drawings TO Be made Of tho iden
,isal uniiorm itself. At the Patent Office IL
Washington. and this patent ~iil be followed
,rasily. even "a The number. sire and colo
Of the but,ona. ssYie Of pockets. ehspeau
boots and all.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-23

sHaEr PEscrIcr ~ FhitsDrtrstA.-A youre
geutiernsn on Saturday afternoon called a. n
shoe store h. Pine street. and ASKED f. pair
ef French boots. The French boots Ds-e 8tn-
ded dowh. Young gcallcmaD iriol on fre..ct
boots. Having done 40. younz gruiie'asn re-
marks. Put the thing: what's the pucss
Seven dollars sir" vas The reply. "chesP
enoneh' sail young gentleman. "lIl take
Them" Just here another yaang g~nt'easn
rushes into tho store. and informs the shoema.
ker that his roof i on fire. Sboemakcr, panic
struck. rusbes 10 the Tescue. He ascent tiie
gsfrei steps. and finds be has been sold. Shoe
maker returns to shop and fnds Il empty
yonng genilemsn bad disappeared. and with
him that seven dollar pair OF boots.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-23
ur A census Of tho State Of Louisiana wa.

n A census Of the State Of Louisiana was
taken last year. and the result has just been
published. with some Allowance based on The
.h.eree Of thousands Of citlreRs during the
prevalence Of the yellow fever, At which time
the enumeration vas tsken. The aggregate
population j. GO SO. being an inarease ol
mana over the total Of the year 1850. Ol
,he present number there are oil 2i7 whites
,neres.e. s.. .726 rs .O0s free eolored -lncreas'
s2a 900 .574 slsves-increase. 80 s6s Th'
white. are IN minority Of the whole porula
ton. a. they were in 1850. The rePola,'or
Of the city Of New Orleans Is III .22i.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-23

IL ws-hiogton for The past three Or fovr
weeks has been visited by pTomintnt demo-
cratic politicians frcm all parts Of tie ooun-
Try. The States says that the sentiment among
them appears 70 ho universal skst the leading
isues OF The next Preidsai,al canvass vii. be
the tariff and acquisisson of territory. eo1plei
with bold and energetic fOreigL poliey. Add
the impression is especially nniveEsal hat he
J man who SIX months bence il Ire be.s type in
popular esteem o. thssc idsss sill be the nom-
inec at Charleston. Platforms are voted nnis-
anees. IL man is not pat on them OF the siali
to live up To them. The plstforp this tune
raa,, We lhs esndldes"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-23

ASrw I>-Ur ~ LOUISIANA The re epenin :
81 the Slave Trade = fas, becoming an issue
IN the South. lathe I,oGi~iana S~nate bill
hss been introduced. declaring IA preamble
THAT the right ef the people q Ioaisssss 10
perchsss slave property IN any market
where negroes arr for sale. has never been
sliena,ed. aud ssthorising the said pecPls
purchase negro slaves from Gaia. Brssii
"a" aud to bold the same IN Louisisns
massey debate. the blll was referred Il
sssnittse on Federal Relations. seecr
n the wishes Of the mover.
ss~s shov which cay the Wind blows.
aaa the tolerstion fsush = bill &c the Ssnst
ofLoaisiana i bat one Of IN. southern sign
Of determination 10 prosecute The trsds Of pi
racy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-23

IT The complimentary assembly given on
Thursday evening. by the retiring committee
TO the patrons ef the Bsehsl"r As~smeiies'
vas ene Of the cs, brilliant, and one OF the
moe, dashisr Of the sea-es- IL vas br'u'
fall of lie. good feeling. ssllantry snd oesu-
~.
The young gentlemen Who have conducted
those delisbifsl assemblies thus la. and Who
concluded their .seisi connection sith them
b, o. brilliant a 6ssi<. deserve rseh credit
sed DO receive the praise Of all.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-23

ar Ahe Cross. . rsisrioss eurslar Of Gin
einns,i. has beeb arrested fu rohbins The 'esi
d.sse Of the late wn. Churchill. While shs'
.nsortura.s gentleman was dying Al the Rur
net House. from injnriss received IN an aaral
9TH Richard Seh. On New Years nigh
rev commonitles would be wiling ~ bea
such Cr-ss-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-23

II The Homestead oil passed hy The House
Of Congress expressly provides that any head
si family may enter quarter section tleo
.eres) Of land free Of elssrge-not the right to
purchase At dollar sud qnarier an acre a.
has been asserted. Any person with the
money could hare al any time prior TO the
p.s.ss. Of fshe ball purchased at dollar ADD
q quarter On acre.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-23

un Col cookerly-whoso ne know Is IN
fact AID In truth the editor Of the Jocfnal-
wishes to engage IN q personsi eontrOsersy
vith IA. he shall have IL 10 bis hearts eosient.
10 not. perhaps ne bsd better examine the ar
sicles that appear 10 kis paper. before they see
the light
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-23

What does this mean, Are not our t"x's
paidf How fortunate We have this receipt.
or certainly this careless officer would make
en- .fr ut to have Us pay it over again But
there is an object in having this delinquent
list as large as possible. The City Treasurer
is charged with the full amoont Of the dupli.
ca.c when he receives it. and he also gets
a credit for the delinquent taxes-this shows
he balance in his hands. and for which he is
responsible Every one sees in a moment IL
IL to the interest .f the Treasurer. that the de
liz queni lst should he a large as possible. so
that hi credits shall be correspondingly large.
IL seems in this ease he has received credit
for S9s -. money we paid him last August
This he has put In his pocket. for he says that
his books show we are nOio delinquent for the
city taxes of that year. Does not this show
how absolutely necessary IL Is, that there
should have been, and should now be, set
tlemcnt with this ofiicerf How carele.sly
must ais books be kept, when. on an examin
ation he save. among others therein named
nR n Hudson, delinquent in the sum .
t%0 D., iof iHt ltai ic''' h"N "'"'" ''''
ha, been paid hin. whrs Is yet suffered to re
main A. delinquent on hi. books. no one oa'
tell. until a sefbmsni. careful aud compile,
has been made.
II. a. by his own admissions. " IL show
there il this error Of this amount IN our par
lieulu case. how many more Of our ei'iren
may he in the same condition, anG every d."
lar be thus ncglects TO oredi, when 1t ls pal
him. b, puta 10 his own pocket We al III
Common Council then. IL they intend to cot
Time taking the City Trcasufer's statements e
s,riem,ns Il not the presumption siron
hat all his statements are false. and that
settlement s imperiou-ly demanded We d
rect the attention II the Common Council
this matter.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-23

IL 6edey for March = on eur table. IL Is
Delighted number. allied With good reading
aud emheDishsd with fus sngravinss--fa>h-
,onable sad sthsrv s>e.
We discover that the bounet< s-e advancing
slowly fosward-eaeh addisiorsl half inch al
ling much % the beauty Of that. love Of bun
lie Of ribbons and lace.
Get Getes. " ~ig psy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-23

II The President of tie Sinking FInd in
his recent communication to the State senate.
furnishes an aggregate of leans in The several
counties II the State. This table shows what
counties have resped the greatest benefit from
this fund. IL will be seen that Marion has
h,d,hsuse Of s392 "a 2l:
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-23

~ Thomas q. Harris. promiaeni citizen
q tssshen. E.khart cosn,y. died on The sth
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