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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-07

II Here - litls flower. from the 10
vile Jvuruuf. whose perfume - the soul
sgeetses
wiliIhe friends love Be near me
Wien die
wlu theY shrink 10 touch The pailor
OF the np.thst tnns to mset tAsm,
Tfemsliux win the tat "Goos-ey~ -
Nay ny hsshsr's arms enfolt ne
Whea I die
Tsey Will -isfs IA my heart nom terror
When q % meet the shadows
rlsi t-nsAth he nower- lie
Ass my Dosher, sweetesi,
When l iie.
would have thy voice 10 soothe
TIL llmlngled ~ith the mu.ie
osth sHv>is ~ the .sy
Brothers. SISTERS, ki-s me Often
When Idlef
Aas N fit- ssifi ssali~ ~ closing
tstf cissped to dreams % Kolien
That I wiI1 not wake 10 -ixh.
Al. he World Gill soes forget M
When I.Il~
aud d. ao~er. Nill biooa a. brightly
Aas a.. bar,is Nil slnK a-swesuy
Thou loved them aud die.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-07

TWs Co~sSe Nan In the mag iastsen Of every
Young lady an officer 9th pearly teeth. coral
lip. fosy cheeks. early hair. blue eyes. add
black moa~tsehe. he - diving desperately ~
love 9th her. and - eomlng some day 90 =
prsne,ng gray hor~~ with a long flowing tsii,
To propose 10 hes Noaey = 40 ahleet Tor The
Thought ~ usonry doe not vulgsrly iatfude
itself into the Young lsds's itasginstson ~
connection With her Coming Man only he
must be beautifully dressei. aud have hand.
some riding sh.p sod lsugling spurs aud
usstly ralles washers n thick - " Itch
spnng<- Alas how many thonsand- are stiil
waiting smPstiently eenddentiy Cor the sdv~nt
Of this Coming Mao --Psaek
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-07

a. Mr. Bo~swsek. fsvori,e vocalist II
Chicago. rsesnsly visited the ~iid. q Lake
Superior. and ssag h~ier. an kadssnee princi.
pslly composed ef Nepomosss indiss< aud
half breeds. Al Gr-s. Nth use Indian ssoso-
lsm. they at ss stouy a. statues. Ia. Mrs..
Bo-twsck's hesntsfai toes soon -peltsd the
nsrhle. aud their deligh, frooad expression IN
sefses Il yells ssd vsr~hoops. # noi 40 hsr
measeas. TASTY mote -nrsssse thsn mere CIV.
ilised sadieness.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-07

CosrssisoS -Comei-. douhtles. answer
-oase wise and good purpose ~ the creation
so do women. Comets are ineowPrshensible
beautiful, and ecentrie, 80 are ~omen CSnets
shiae saA pecnli-r spissder bat ~ M Cha AZ
pear Nest brillssnt. 90 do women Comets
eoafoand the me~t harmed. vhen they stt>mpt
- 2~oertsin their nature. so 10 women Con !.
-. equally excite he admiration Of tho phil
osopker and II The clad at the waller. 90 a.
= omen. Comets add uenes therefore are
closely analsgoas. bal The nsiaw II shick he
ing in~erutsble. al thxs retasins for ~ - do
= 10 vse~ with admiration The one. and. Al
moss viii sdersison. lore The olkef .-Ryn<ff
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-07

IL A ~hlls snss a.nssd Diekso1. ess ar
re~sd fs~ DAYS ago near spssna held. Ia. a.
idgnsses issv The fun OF the tht.g -. Tat
The aires - raads b, nesre. Dickson. q
course. wss released. AID vsnt ga his ssy -.
j oaesns =
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-07

HAVE removed theif Cioek Wsssh snd Jeveir,
4 state. 70 the lately oeespied ~ =. "
Vote. The wcsi side of he S9aerr. ibfve doof'
seufh ~ WABASH street a. The sign 81 @alktNS
AAkfF where theg wiil - happy u D-eef ant
sappiy TIE ssnis az tAetr oil ard ~peh custom
go a. my fsfor them 9Th q rcN.
fT fine Nafehes. Cheeks cad jevsir, kept con
-isHtly On hand Cor sale "a lo~ price,.
Jure a. t-so-d~aaa
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-07

sss.kss cav.
We acct sroane ne fs-tsi aosnf.
xlsh song. sad laugh, and jesi.
40 saaf the Prin &C Imperial
raSi1 ne esst
rhsnfr.i.e ,odf xoolst- hlxA, ny boys
The onIy wine 10 drain.
4. thi.-when bsaayls ne toast
Imperial champagne
aowa - AZ. MAJ e-oiats ne Had.
orpe.ss y. a-.-f AfsPd.
Wei csfrn cur fesrs OF cfo~a oar iofs,
VIA vintage rare and good
Then r2ise Toor gooiets stxh. M boys
Thsbniy wine 70 drain.
nsn~- phsn xlsry 10 he issss-
Imperial champagne
ws.corn ne mss ~so.eioad. Ais brain
win ale or heavy ~ine,
An4 pity him y DO hAs not trsns
he glory -oftheeans.
Then R.ss yosr soeists sish, ~ eoy'
he only wine 10 dfain.
I. tbl.-~ hen wa.aomlsthe tOsat-
Imperial champagne
IL souih an sss, ~lsb this sioas
oafslsssss ~In scalh
-r-iftmake our 10y. more joyous yet,
AaA sasl.h even ia.
rssu "a - yosr xoblsts high. M BOYS
ne onfy ufue 70 drsin.
10 tAls--wbeA BAeehns l. the Toast
smpeFfsl champagne
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-07

4 GOOD Farm % lCO acres. three miles
~ south-ssi sf the ssty--prasrls ssd tsnsl,.-s
well improved Fvf sale ~
HICkC0I a SCOTT
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-07

HILL. GOLDSMITH Il CO-Propri
ctsr.. II 5se Cd tiridFe Gseonds. est - ~
CifY Indianapolis. ind have on hand far th'
Spflnr af 80. Fraff frsrs. Suaatl Frrfs Ever
kreens shade Treas. Fla~ertng shrubs. Roses. a G.
Orders pTuanpfiy sti~usied -
Aadfss. uitL uOLnSNifHd It.
febtsds1 initanspoiis. lad
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-07
SEGARS and TOBACCO.
Save Your Fuel and Keep Warm.

'HliE undersigned is happy to inform
u hi-frtenss and customers that t. has ...nt II
The Fishi 10 use Dodge Patent Crate anC ofea ft.
Place. iof this and adloiuins eopnties and aI. Ia.
exclusive right 10 ell Dodge Pateni stove and I.
sos prepared 10 receive shd ma al s,fdrfe with
ehieh he ma, be favored
Ap 1a-d~fy cHsS q KNAPP
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-07

McLean.s celebrated Eminent i the only ~aie ane
reliable remedy for the cure OF SPAWN, Ring Bone
Wiudgals. Splinls, unatiiral Lumps, Nodes az Swell
ings II will never fail to cure Zig Head. PoIi Evil
Fistus. Old Running spFrs or sweeny. n propeii,
applied For Sprans Bruises. Scratches, Crack o.
Heels Chafes Saddle or Collar ualls. Cuts, Sores OF
WOUNDS. j. intallitle remedy. Apply AZ a. ia
rected. aud enre - certain IN ever in-tn"cr.
Then trihie no longer with the many worthless lni
ments offered YOU. Obtai supply of Dr Me Lean
celebrated Eminent. II will cure you.
J. IA. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
f.s.rnes ~ Third and Pine SIS. 81 Louis, Mo.
For sale h, J.R CUNNINGHAM.
TkRRk HsrIE.
a..
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-07
THE GREAT RHaLIsH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKR's
Celebrated Female Pills.

AA6 0R6AA 60UA4oA R6A6Dx.
SIR JAMES cLARKR's
Celebrated Female Pills.
(PsorEcrKD N zorAL LErrEks rArsSr)
Prepared from Prescription OF Sir James
Clarke. NJ. ID. Ply .eisn EIfraordt
nary To the Queen.
Thisinvslassls medleias 10 anlalllns in the cur
Of ali tip-e p.iaisi And dangerous die which
iAs lsaaae constitution suhjeet. n aaoaerates Az
exoe<. and removes AL distractions, aud speedy
cure may ~ relied 90.
T0 uAHnsSD LADIES.
tn. peeanArls suited. Il ~ill IL a short uuae hiring
on tie aaoatis period with resaianiy.
kAeh battle. psiee ohe DoliaT, hears toe Govern
stamp - Great Britain 10 Preven' eounerfes.
CAUTION
Tkss. pie .As.ls ser Bs fatsa - Is@afss 4srs.g
rae FIRST THREE MONTHS 81 Frsxs4.es, as
sAsy are ssrs - tr,ag hissasr'sKs, BAL a. as
sfAsr fs-s GAes are safe
IN al cs.es 81 nefyous al spinal afecl.ons. aia
he back and limbs, fatigue slight eKen.en, Pslpi
lauon - TIE h,sr. hy-sesc- aud whites, THESE rii'
viii eject cure when all other mean. have failed
and although powerful remedy 10 DOT eenlaln an'
iron. calomel aatimonY. Al anything hurifal 20 81
consultation.
ful, direcuon. around each package, which shoul'
Be esIefaiB preserved
s.l- Aeent f,,t the u..ised siat~s aud canada.
Ion MOSES date !. &. Bldwin \ Co,
Rochesier,N y.
sB sioo aud POSTAGE stamps enclosed 20 an
authorized agent, will insure bottle. containing s.
pills. BY retarn mail.
sold ny I. a. Barr \ CO.. z. n. Donnelly, aud
| X. GuninEhafn. lcrre Haufe
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-07
me,.ean,. volcanic OH L,ni@.n,.

The only safe and certain cure i0l Cancers Piies,
and Brochele or Goitre Pars lysis,
xeura a. W eakness Of the Muscles, Chronic or In
aamatory Rheu natisin, Stiffness of The joints Con
tracted Muscles Ii ents, Bar ache. foth ache.
Rrui-es sprains Wounds Fresh Cuts, Ulcers. FeN er
Sores Nipples, Caked Breasts, Barns, scssldr,
snre Thoat or any inflammation or Pain, no difference
how severe n long the disease may have Xxi ste
McLean.s Celebrated jniment is certain remedy.
Thousands ofhuman beings have been saved life
Of decreptude aud misery, hy the ase of thsinselua
bile medicine.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-07
McLeans Strengthening Cordial


tiil ~ suails .ure lasre "i"plai"s - spepsa,
1saudcs. thfaule 90 N,aAups liability, p4ee.-es -
the Kidneys. All al Dissaser afisins ff.ir pts"f
tered liver az stomach lllsp'p.is, hrafi Hnth, ih
ward Piles Aedlt, or Sck ~ the stomach, Full
ness at Blood the Head duii pair - swimming va
the hrad Failltation u tho A"afi ruiirsr 80 'sn'
IN the stomach Sour kfudaiions. ahokine - SunO'
sattng feeling when ~ ia dawn hfyurS-. felto~ness
oi the Skia aud kyos. Night S~rats Inward feNefs-
PAIN in the small II the Back chest or Sld" sudden
Flashes q Heat, Impression oi sFi"i. f"xhliui
Dreams, Lauguof, iicspondenc1 80 az, = ffus ~.
.sa-e, Sores or bletches 81 the Skn and Fever "hd
Axuc Chits aud fevef.B u Viii also cure dlsess-
81 the ISL e.lseF and omit, such - mtHa " eak-
n~ss inoontinenee of tfinc, SirsnguaTi Inflammation
81 Weak ness oi the Womb, o' hladder' Nh'tes' e''
THERE IL No MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
This Cordial viii never fail to cufe any 81 the above
dl.eases AZ taken as per directions each bottle n
eefman. kngiish aGd French
OVER A MILLION OF BOTTLES
Nave been sold during the iast six months. and in
no instance II aiied ia giving entire satis ton
when MCleAn's Strengthening Cordial Viii cure t""f
To TIE LADIES.
Do you wish Ia be healthy ant strong Then 10 al
once. md get some of Mciean's t"fdiai- " WI
strengthen aud nyitor your whole -lri'in' 's"r
ing a healthy aud pure circulation OF blood u no"
through every vein, an the rich, rosy bloom o hosih
to mount b. YOU check again
tacb bottle y warranted l" giN -afts'se'i"'-
FOR CHILDREN.
Ne say Ia PARENTS your children are sick 81 puny
o. afflicted with complains pfesa l.. a,'i', nn
give lheia anal quantity oi Mclean oin'si, an.
n will make them healthy, Fat aud robust lrst MOI
moment. u, il, aud You Will be convinced
II is delicious TO TAKE
C.rttoN Beware of Druggists or dealers Who may
Try L. pam ,pon you Bitter Sarsaparila trash
which they hay cheap, BY saying ~ = just good
Avoid such men. Ask for Mclean trenrthening
Cordial AMI take nothing else. II J. ths only rene
dN that pudG the blood thoroughly. and al The
same lime strengthen the she y stem.
one table spoonful taken every morning lasting, l.
certain preventive for tholera, thil- aud feNsr,
Yellow Fever, any prevalent disease. u 4 pni up
ia large bottles.
Prics OIL, 81 per bottle or Q bottles iof 80
J "A. MCLEAN.
Sole Proprietor of tins tordial.
Also Mcteans Volcanic OIL Liniinent
Principal Depot on the Corner OF Third ai'd fine
streets, - Louis. Mo.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-07
mclean, volcanic az, Imminent
For Horses ana other Animals.

viii relieve pam alniast insiantne0nsl and II Will
lie .,olG assd the f"ue-t sores in icrei
-.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-07

KIRBY 5 CONFINED AMERICAN HAIR
VEST ER-wbich Tor lightness Of raft cheap
ness and great durability - unsurpassed by
any machine "a use. Upon examination any
one will see Al glance The many advantages
claimed Tor It,
RIGGS sou ARE DRAFT REAPER AND
NOW ER-Has been fully tested IN this mar
ket aud receives the varInesi recommends
tons from all who have used them All eide
draft - obvlsied H. the cutting IS done in froat
{ the horses
DAVIS COMBINED HARVISTER-W
give en ire satisfaction 90 all Who NAV pur
chase You cannot choke its light draft aud
easily adjusted 10 read or NOV aud does either
to the most suecessful manner
REEDS 4 NANNY - Combined mach
ues are too we'll known IA this community 10
need more than a notice Of the fact that We
have sold Of these, for three YEAR past, a.
many OF any other and that all have proved
entirely satisfactory
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-07

u Here - litns flower. from the Louis
vile Jguruuf whose perfume - the soul Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22
Progress of Steam.

1t is stated that in 1900 there was not sim
gle railroad in the United States; there are
now II, 707 miles of railroad, costing one thou
sand millions Of dollars. A little more than
half century ago there was not a single
steamboat in existence, and the appliance of
steam TO machinery was little known. The
first steamboat was launched in 1904. Now
there are three thousand steamboats, travers-
ing American waters. The New York Journal
Of Commerce lately gathered together some in
teresting facts in relation to Atlantic steam
navigation-an experiment which, when at
first suggested, was pronounced full of danger
and visionary, but which is now one of the
recognized and established features of human
progress. At first, two comparatively small
vessels were constructed, and now monsters,
built at an immense cost are the order Of the
day To show the extent of the system, re-
Gently, no less than twenty ocean steamers
arrived at various ports in the United States,
in the course of single month, and there are
no less than fourteen lines Of steamers, COM
prising forty-eight vessels, plying between
Europe and the United States. AS recently
as March 3ist, 1899, the London Times pub
lished the following paragraph:
There is really no mistake in the long talk
ed of project of navigating the Atlantic
ocean by steam. There is no doubt of the in
tention to make the attempt, and to give the
experiment, as such, a fair trial. The Sirius
is actually getting under weigh for America -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22
English TurcOs,

The number of Jamaica negroes whom Eng.
land proposes to enlist in her service iimita.
ton Of the employment by the French of the
Turcos savages, is six hundred and three regi-
ments are already organized in India, dressed
in the turbans, baggy trousers, &c, Of the
French Zouavess The barbarous creatures
employed by the French Emperor seem to
have been almost in the uniform of nature
but the Zonave dress will give a more civil
lied appearance, at any rate, to the new aux
iiiaries OF Great Britain. The employment of
savages in warfare by civilized countries is of
very ancient date, but it is none the less dis
grace TO civilization. 1t remains to be proved,
too, that they possess any considerable EN-
cheney, unless surrounded and supported by
large numbers of white allies. The exploits
related of the Turcos in the italian war had
an exceedingly fish like odor. 1t is not proved
mat they are really negroes certainly not Of
the STOCK OF SAMBo in Jamaica. 1t was adj
mitsed, whatever be their race, that they were
scared out OF their wits by cavalry; and it
may De doubted whether, unsupported by their
French allies, they would have stood the IRE
OF an Austrian battery for i've minutes. How
we nave 70 THIS day heard so little of the
exploits Of the splendid Sandman soldierv =.
gallant and a. good soldiers as anv in Euro,,a
while everything French, even to these ,nise'
rabie Turcos, is magnifled and exaggerated
England, with four millions OF white men
capable Of bearing arms, pays poor compli.
msnt 70 the martial spirit Of her population
IN eniishng jamaica negroes In her service
.Possiniy, however, that is the only use she can
make o. her emancipatsd negro colonis,s
Tneir liberation cost her thirty million. Of
pounds sterling. and has never Welded .nv
fruits but beggary and ruin. Having heen cs
no sarihiy use TO her in peace, perhaps she can
tnrn aaem 70 some account in war. We shan
go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22

Military Defence of the British Colonies.
The Canadian press is not pleased with the
scheme suggested in the British Parliament for
the defence Of the colonies. 1t does not like Mr.
SYDNEY HERBERT's proposition to burden the
colonies with portion of the cost of the nation.
al defences. The Montreal Herald reminds the
British public that 1t was by attempting such
course that thirteen original States of the
American Confederation were lost to Great
Britain. 1t says that since 1853, there has been
no attempt made to throw upon the British
Colonies any portion of the cost of their de-
against the public enemy, being invariably,
with all other costs Of the war, paid out of tn
imperial exchequer. The Herald comments
upon the observation of Mr.. ADDELY. fHouse
OK commons, 18th ult,) that England had
granted TO the colonies elf-goyernment with.
out taking any guarantee that they should de.
Tend themselves" The answer of the H,,oId
is, that the self-government granted to The
colonies is strictly local and domest tic and that
In their foreign relations-out of which, alone
war and the necessity of defence could arise.
are still under the exclusive control of the
mother country. And it significantly declares.
"if the right Of local self. government implies
the obligation of self-defence against the for.
eign enemy-if allegiance to the empire does
not imply protection by the empire-then arc
we at a loss to imagine what possible benefit
the colony can derive from its connection with
the empire"
These are ominous signs, and may induce the
present British administration to suggest some
other plan of colonial defence. Atpresent, we
should judge that Canada costs the British
empire more than it comes to. II England
should permit her to be independent, she would
scarcely know what to do with the boon. We
fear she might apply for admission to the
Union, contamination devoutly to be dep
recafed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22
EDUCATIONAL.

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
II MAYO STREET.-THE SIXTEENTH SEES
SION of my School will commence on MONDAY,
the Goth September next, in the basement of the
Universalist Church.
Mr.. JOHN H. BEALE, a graduate of William
and Mary College. and we'll recommended as
teacher, will aid me in the Classical and Mathe-
NAUTICAL course and the English branches.
Mons. c. B0ULANGE. a faithful and laborious
teacher will instruct in French.
Mr.. JOHN 4. CALYO will give instruction in
Drawing, and Mr.. JOHN w. REEVE in Book
Keeping and Penmanship.
Terms, &c. as heretofore.
For any further information, apply to me. after
the Sth September, at the Richmond House, or ad-
dress me. through the Post-Offce.
au 22-d6w* c. j. BURRUSS.
lie MALE SCHOO L.-Wishing to open
School on the 9Th of SEPTEMBER. 1852 the
subscriber will take boarders in his family
limited number of young ladies'. A competent
young lady will have charge of the school.
Board and Tuition in the English Language. $50
French ................. Observation-Disclosures. 20
My address is Madison Run Station. Orange co.
Va. lau 22-dtlS] WM. C.. SCOTT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22

Th4 f1luulns basement a. the rseeiSss Of TIE
yieriajn Ara Tennessee Railread, FOR ~ month Of
July, 1850, . eomrazed with lhs r0nsipts for the
same month last year, show the handsoms inersass
of ,0ls 77-besAg 3 per ceut., -
rr.;.A. Si5, I'D
Pssssnsers. fare. mails, re-. s6.ssi W-ae0oe .
Received for sit1ns, July % D0U n
@ Increase 90 per cent.)..... eIs0lc n
AIxxAspnlAty Va. lMAlxE Aug. ~ lons-The
receipts. during the week have been lisht, with fsx
r he S o sna arss nv sSe week h.ss
been below expectation. which 10 accounted fur By
ne s ea soq ne 81
not meeting tho views Of farmers, who had an idea
81 m s Sa me fs: e:
i in preference to submitting now. to forced sales
and there were sales oi ortiinory white at Ius iioc
and ~ to li4c for good to prime; red at lOsc..
weight. az =
Northern Markets.
= E ss' ioRk Ans g.-ccston closed steady-sales
rels State; ~ 2on 40 Ohio, S47ses.25; Southern.
S4.soaS; Wheat closed firm-saes of il 900 bush
NIesan red Corn a Closed sdh'is , sGs
Of g goo bushels; yellow, 50 cents; new mixed. 70
Lard c.ossd suiss at ioss I'll Cents Wh;skey ha.
advanced 4 cent, closins at % cents Sugar closed
800 bags at i cents. Spirits Of Tarpentine closed
anil at - cents Roain closed quiet at Sl.75a S3.-
BALrIMoRE, Aug. D.eFlour closed dull-Howard
street and OHIO, S5.l2. Wheat closed irm-saies of
5ooo0 bushels; white, S1l5al .3O red, 81. l011l5.-
Corn closed hrn-sales of white and yellow 50 80
cents. PROVISIONS steady and unchanged; Bacon
SIDES, Va; Mess Pork, Sl5.25 Lard quiet at Ia a
city and Ohio.
Sales IN New York Friday Of 81 900 Va: 6's at
va and on Saturday of 1000 Vac at 93ss, and
$1,000 Tenn. SIS b30 at 871t.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, Aug. l9.-There Is but little change
from the dullness which has prevailed in the cattle
market for the past few days. The offerings yes
terday were $50 head, out of which lis were driven
to Philadelphia, 80 to the country for slaughter,
! at s3n $3.50 per 100 lbs; making an average of
G3G: which is a slight advance on the average of
last Thursday. There has been fair supply of
| hogs, and our quo atoms a shade lower than
the last. We quote them at S8d $S.75 per 100 lbs.
Sheep s2.501 1915 per head, with fair supply.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22
Veterans of ,16.

The New York News publishes the names of
six Revolutionary pensioners, residents of
Georgia, whose united ages amount to COZ
years, and of thirteen veterans of the war.
residents of Ohio and Michigan, whose united
ages amount to 1,265 years. "The fathers of
the Republic" says our contemporary, +" are
rapidly passing away" Not SO very rapidly,
we should say, judging from the good old age
which Revolutionary pensioners generally at
tain. Virtue is its own reward, and the say
ing never had a more striking exemplifcation
than in the long life which is vouchsafed to
the heroes of the Revolution.