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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-14
Summer 8rsorts.
HnI FnR OLD POINT CnMFORT

THIS aitrscive WATERING PLACE. celebrated fr
Il its health restoring qualities sea air, and "a 9
bsfhiur. as vel a. he nnest d-h and s~ysiersuf The Viz
riuia waters. is now 81 means 20 The chsin OF -oads
connecting norton win Memphis within the reach %
al wh0 feel disposed % avail themselves n these rIeHs
sizes
ThroueE tickets 70 Old Point can Be G7ocurei a. The
Memphis and Charleston railroad cnce.
upon The arriruf o. The PASSENGER AZ GGrf1lk swift
aud ooumodious steamer is ready % o1lrey hun atopco
90 Od Point.
TIE 9 ID n the steamer from Nodck ls exceedingly
rlssssut. occupying shout seventy miuutas and a1ards
a fae FiGw Of he har55r, while a few milEs hcluus The
f1tiGrauons 81 Cuney Islaud,uIw di=uluuel andcrum-
tI-I By me isusr % tine are Interesting "reminiscences
g. he "a atru-rc with Grcat Britain
A. me steamer approaches Od Pliut the whole vast
crane OF bay and uccan opens llto view on DE lea
res ne VILLAGE % RI tmut1n inviting fhe feeble invalid
ly is air o. quiet rep1se; ahead, od Po-ut.wita its
white gables and clustering shade trees, while F1tircss
Monroe aud the RIp Rays, Ike grim -eutlue.s, Ecep
watch ard uani over The quiet scene. mre2-rrdim
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TRI-WEEKLY PACKET LINE
MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS.
J. B. DICKET-------IoHE II. MARsHALL, Azsier
Leaves Memphis even MONDAY Ht4P-M-
Leaves 81 L1uls ever at n
ELALA NALLAl G. Fo8TALr AGAer-
Leaves Memphis every THURSDAY, a. = P. H.
Leaves ST. Lolis every NOEDAT atEF-H
BIN AnLEl AeG D..
Leaves Nemphls everT~ At AF-E-
Leaves ST Louis every X
TIHE EboTe 1ree splendid new PASSENGER Steamer
Il have been placed in The trade between Memphis az
81 Louis permanently and Wili I'm durinE ne sutlu
season, making prompt connections 81 Cs:Fo Eih tn
Winais Central Rzilroad and Packets % Lnuisvine EmC
NASHVILLE, and ats Louis with al rnlrozd1 EaEt an
West, and win All uP-rirer Packgts for Missouri, hiF
slsziFpl and Illinois tRi1g freighs and passsHgsu
all points-
Tkruuzh Ticksts and Bins q Laflnr given 20 Easter
and western towns ever all ne stove rairu1A an
7 Eets can BE- had By application O. board, OF to
J. LAWRENCE, AgerL.
80 EH.m D-HmHmaa $780, 80
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HAVE tnis Ear sofmy ratire rucf % G~EOCERIES.
II tc-sfhprriih the tease oa ny oi premises, Ne. %
Vrsli RrV. o. Aefsrs. KrI-E a Cox, vic Eil oon-
time tc busires as heretofore. In rctriaE from
hUsiHeE. ] take fhfs ouaslu1 % rrtura my q yell
fhauks 70 tha host OF hieuds who have favored me with
their patr1uzze, AL lake great pleasure IN
ing ny successors as q able garleuen, ard corre-t,
hirh-toned hr-inrs. men, and solicit fr them he Ia
10 5 " literally 5esilwed en- myself.
CHARLES III
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KENDIG s. COOK.

FOs IS Front RCs5,
OILL oantiune ths WHOLESALE GROCERT uul
- BOAT STORE BUSINESS % he above plaon. We
keep constantly on hand Eour, ag-lr, Cfee, Tea,
G1iien Sirup,E @ Noiasses- hec1n, PsE SAT-. extra
carrsssrf VANS. Rice, General supplies. etc etc. %
whiCh we invite The atfentlan % Merchants, planters
and stcambos;nlrn. orr facilities are such mat W. can
supply BOA STORES on better terms fhsn s1y house iu
the city. lauf=6mi kENnIG X
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TheChief Among Ten Thousand
DaHer,s Mapifal Pain Ertnelnr


II As EnirErsany E-ppantrf an cthsr 0i-rnsnts ant
II heaiiug auVlcaaqns in bll he EaEieru and vest
srn Heinapneres, wherever i1frcfrc7di md iz lnTil-
uc aerf u te tr1e ssCrst Or is wncess in aI c1fInc-
gur eTtcicrf, whether tecarseb b GccideHf or ffease
frHSs AND sCALDs
Are lllrarry relrrpf ~ ffefr aEEll-h. pain and
uf1umatia1. b a laelgE tu1ie-ln OF nis m1rusi-
igu hfnffr. arf he aeslE p renewed as n - q
darn. NJ lifmfsh Oh 40 remaining
TuE FRIEND -0FI IN ErEsERT.
Chiidrcn are uenrrrIE sufferers from external
lui1ueE. aracianV frumE Fhrif md Cauphrue r.
picuGnT-fhereire eTaryE u1rrr st1It have thll
EeaNur r-frsrafl1 &C. rsr7v 40 klrf- Or hFal'
sore hfrrrfs. 1nl dui-fIF- r-u YES tie TErTEE or
uTEEWuHM, 90 prfre-< ielf IN ~ aEruFrg. -
ID T~lAVELERS BE6SEA = LAMB.
ne Marniulsu. ne zra- We er. arr srery offer in
GvifuaI whosf Toe ID lIcr fhruus lin within The
chsnce q auiEeut fau2 cEpfcu0n freCr c1lilion,
shouid bear in mlud ffarE fha Nertc FNract1r lE his
best and only mesd E~ r h1tt =sr1D1e 81 ctrap,
anf shJ1H ever 10 hlrE -.tlllu- rs a rlera On
ueeds Mere E-e ltaa s4ufs % Ilring Etr-se7
% testify o. De- -arre- -ee virrrs uhl owe
thsir n0uud umas satE uucies "a BE- nrlng
emcacT.
ne Nlnglnr area ~ 81 the ienfiEq diasatef far
which DALLET'S HAGIIC CAL PAIN EArkALIOR
49, mUmmwHwu mm.mw@ L.. nHrmE
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gtanIar garAtts-


THE splendid passenger packet SOUTH
ERNER Archer, EssieT, viii leave
af-ve THIS AZ At s. r
Alt UNSOE Bradley blocEs
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rnHE -ECONONTsr IS s-perirr e. aI other Stovcs.
O. To- the taieknrss 20 be- casting
=. u ha. O mrmmHrh .Ven.
8 Tfira f1rh-. steve, Incl rifh and.
&. TthaEts ire thr cd E.tlHnrl hrlck oven
The Economist is trerT Hrl tIrHhle-
The Ersl1mIef o. HimIraf'y ffed-
Tte Economist has A uHu 9ufrnt trHii1g fvture.
M Fea-arfr trrhirsa 40 the latc improvements.
ne Ecr1.m Is simple Bon iE cnstrurtla snd very
easly man1Eri
ne E1urau-rf Be- rarli'T sriH- into general use-
NE Err.ri-f b. extensively sold iu miry-ue q The
flfe5ert sa.ss.
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NfnrQ fO1. RemE.
BROTOPOIAN

AM AT articles Of Rood requiring the use % Yeast.
TTHIs new and valuable article i not = DRUG. but an
II article OF Food, c~oufaining nothing but that gives
nouristmrut % tie body. r. - guaranteed equal In
Erenga % pure Cream Of Tartar, is used in ths zane
EnT iu cookiuE, Is cheaper in prize, and mHkes Head
and Cakes u superior quality. Which remain fresh and
used.
mis- artide is approved an recummsnted BY Msssrs.
Boofh. Garrett 4 Reese, AnaiTue Chemists, o. Fhiladel-
phia. Dr. samuel gactson. Prufesslr IN ne University
Of PeuusFiFaula, Pref Hereford, % Harvard College,
Hass.. Dr. Jactsou, state Answer Of Aauacausetts DE-
Eiehols. % B1ston. Or. Chltou, ~ VIEW York hna ~
other srieutlfc nee, whose affe1tl11 has been ealed %
it, rnf sn ulusekeepfrs rh1 have used IT, rec-mmend
it IN The highest terms
For sais 81 D~rursisis and G7ossrs generally. WAole-
sale orders addresscd - i
BUBGN 4 SONS, iss Arch st.. Philadsiphia. i
Whn also have constantly On hIr1-
BI CARB EOpA, he vel knswu q stella brand In
kerE, boxes and papers. a
SAL SODA. in barrels ard cssks
SODA ~SALERATuS 10 hrlx-. kees, boxes and F1rerE'
B~EOTOPOIAN YEAST
TAErARIC ACIDS Kidier Co.'S. stc-s &c
u-For sale By TALBOT DANCr, $40 Main street.
Mmwn. ~
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70 ~ L0RaeR.

ATIES MoCLnSKET ra psctruiiv iutarns az iafirs
" or Heuphis md vicinity thm she d rev prepared
g make Dresses Al Tie shoTiest noure, VITA ucaiuass
and diEnalch.
Rooms, sis Hain street between Unioa and Houroe,
oppasits Speed, Do1oho & strangs'E. mrl8-2u
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TNHE splendid steamer J. a. LUCAS
Il zsigsr, master. Wm leave Is ssoFs AZ
isis-ii Jo1B LkwREEoE. uposr vhaFi-best
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Henry c. spaIdIng & Co.,

80 m frr dealers IN eases containing fur flEnt ana
t~af.a aoren-a cetutfu uthugrarh shtg-ard hoom
panviur e.ch lacEaee- IN
AsinrIs hatas o. ault1EE Prepared 9lae WI
- tirlts is cost anuuaiv t1 every household.
81 ~ rif rrrn ineEt stElouersi drugslst-s haraFate
~ frrnifurs darisr, EQcars and fruey sq-sl
--t-~me-rhan should make e nate cf eplldlnee
Prsrd GIss. whsn nasing u2theirt s1 nutl Esna
~ climate.
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Tn s sisssis s5 s%as,'' s..i: SEWN sa : i..s
as above, THIS DAY et6F-
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A aoidsus VIZ .hapoen, even On EsH-rsguhted
tsuiss, n Is very desirable 70 have oms eheap and
eoussuieut 4sy fur repairing F~uruitars, TOYS croeteryi
sftLDING's PEEPARED glue
Hssis 81 suoh sasrEr1des and 10 h1uschoid 0n a-ora
to Be without &c. Il Is always ready andup = ne sues
inz Point. Thors 3 % ongsr . necessity for hmpms
chairs splinter sdveaeers hssaess esiis and sroE'n
uane,. us Iust ne article for cone. shsn and 1'her
-amsu work, % popular vim hiies q retirement
sHftsris
aanl n6is preusr1den B. ussd ooh hsins ehsmt-
.a.rv hsii n aaItIsn. and pcgessiuE an ne Uuaee
ous1r~r q narest cssiret-m1Eers glue. 10 nay 1e
- HI 1isee u oriinary mlciilge, being Vastly more
-aUaFFUE IN UVEnT HOUSE,
n. 81 tush aHanpanief each roAe- fhN %
Esolstsls Dsp8f n. - Csiar sfrua, Re10 York
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23
THE STORM j..

CISoISSArI. May %.
A terrific storm along the river, above
and below was very severe. At Madison,
Indiana, six or eight buildings were IN
rooted. but no lives lost. Three or fou r
coal boats sunk and six men missing
The steamer Unice was partially wrecked
near Client, Ky. Cabin and chime e
blown overheard, together with large
quantity of freight The steamer Argyle
lost her chimueys. Wharf boats at Patriot,
Client. Veavy and Carrolton were torn from
their MORNINGS and carried up stream
and wrecked. At New Richmond several
buildings were uuroofed. Boats and RATS
were in sight as the storm came on, and
noihins has been seen of them since. All
on board probably persisted
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23
THE New TREATMENT OF CoNsuMP-
II IION
MOST RxrAoRDINARY

MOST EXTRAORDINARY RESULTS.
The attention OF sufferers, whether In the In.
cipient or advanced ages of Consumption, y,
directed to the following evidence OF the inva
riable efficacy OF
WNcuEsTER's GENUINE HYPornosrnlTEs,
from physician OF extensive reputation and
practice, forthe last twenty years, In Chester Co
Penn:
CH,rHaa, Pa, d Month, e6th, 1850.
FRIEND J. WINCHESTER AT the time of re-
eeiuing your letter requesting repon OF the
cases Ia which had used the Hyp6phospbites, |
was very much engaged, both light and day.
Many OF the persons who have taken Hypo-
ph0sphltes have not been under my Immediate
care; bat most Of them have had an opportu-
nifty OF examining previous TO their commencing
/ the treatment.
/ Thirly.slx persons have obtained the medicine
/ from me, twelve OF whom have been under my
own care. Five of them were, in my opinion,
and In thc judgment OF ether physicians, hope
less cases Of Ph'hisis--irTitable cough copi0us
expectorations OF purulent character, night
s1 cats and emaciation. These cases were from
one TO three years standing. Auscultation and
percussion developed sounds, which taken In
connee ton with the other symptoms, gave EVIL
dence Of a condition from which have never in
seventeen years practice, seen single case re-
cover by any other treatment. Under the use Of
the Hypophospytes, all the bad symptoms ceas-
ed they have gained Flesh, and strength and
lIealih--some of them better than they have en-
joyed for seven years previously.
The other cases under my care were la the in-
Clplent stage ,aud ia them All ~ mptOmS or trace
OF the disease have disappeared. or those who
were not under my care have not heard sin
gle patient who did net exposes himself benefit
ell By the use OF the Remedyi although in some
of them the Ill. ease was too far advanced TO al.
init the possibility ofrecOyery.
Ipresumc I am skeptical in medicines, or
Specifies. as most Physicians; yet, from the ex-
perence have had IN the use Of Dr.J. +. Chur-
chil's Remedy for tuberculosis, would say 10
all who have any tendency to that disease, take
IT, aud the sooner the better. before there is dis
organization. WV. TOWNSEND, NJ. ID.
WINCHESTER'S GENUINE PREPA-
RATION
Is the only reliable form ofthe 'IlypOphosphites'
anu il put up in and 10 ounce bottles, at 81 d
s. each. DO not coufound this remedy with
the Phosphates or Chemical Food and avoid
all preparations OF lion, Cod Liver Oil, &c,
which are Injurious or useless In Pulmonary
diseases. Sold by all respectable Druggists, and
wholesale aud retail, att q sole General De-
pot,b ...,..
J. WINCHESTER. 70 John ST., NJ Y.
For sale by THOS. H. BARR IL co.
alJdw3m rcrre-Haute.
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A RARE PRESENT AND VALUABLE ONE
Our ve-y deserving young friend and fell
low citizen, Major b. Hudson, received by
express. on Monday night, a most rare and
valuable gift, being no less than Japan
csc canary bird, the sacred bird of the EN-
pire. and the especial pro;ege of his pre-
eminent highness. Tycoon, brother of the
Sun. and glory of the great Orient.
The present is priucely one, of the
most beautiful jet black and is said TO have
voice sweet as the music of .Eolian or
the harp of orpheus.
The curious can have the pleasure Of see
ing this child of the rising sun, for few
days, at the china store of its envisd pos
SCISSOR.
The following is a free translation of
letter accompanying the gift:
OFFtcE or THE AMERICAN EXPRESS Co
JEDDo, January 90. 1860.
MAJOR b. HUDSON, Esq,
Noblest Of BarbaTiaRs:-You will do
me the honor to accept this rare specimen
of the japanese Canary Bird. as present
from his pre- eminent Highness. The Ty-
coon, as a mark Of his esteem. aud as my
duties as diplsmatist, and an attaehs Of
the embassy, requires my whole time. you
will please excuse my not delivering it in
person. as requested by his Highness, the
Tycoon. Truly yours,
CHAMozANIE ALTIZAZ0R,
Beaupoop of Embassy to
Outside Barbarians.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23

u We are authorized TO announce ] F.. l.
HUMAST0N, as a candidate for Sheriff
of Vigo county. subject TO the decision Of
the Opposition Convention.
~ IL james Hook will be candidate
Tor the Representative before the Opposi.
ton Convention. he will be supported by
MANY CITIZENS.
IL We are authorized to announce n. "
BENSON, as a candidate for Coroner,
subject to the decision Of the Opposition
Convention.
1--WE are authorized 10 announce ii ID.
SCOTT as n candidate for County Treas
urer, subject TO the opposition Convention
IL We are au authorized TO announce the
name of JAMES NJ. T0LBERT rs n can
didate for Sheriff, subject TO the decision
Of the Democratic Convention.
IL We are authorized TO announce
THOMAS b. SNAPP as a candidate for
Sheriff subject to the decision OF Demo.
cratic convention.
u We are authorized TO announce the
name Of SQUIRE NJ. PATTERSON as a
candidate for Treasurer of Vigo county,
subject to The decision of the Opposition
Convention
We are authorized To announce the
name of JOHN A. KING as a candidate
for Sheriff Of Vigo County, subject to the
decision of the Opposition Convention.
rWe are authorized to announce MAR
WIN NJ. HICKCOX, as a candidate for
Sheriff
IL We are authorized To announce i.
+ SHANNON, as a candidate for County
Treasurer. subject 10 the decision of the
Democratic Convention.
IL We are authorized to announce the
name of GEORGE +. LYON as a candi-
date for Sheriff of Nigo county. subject TO
the decision of the Opposition Conven-
ton.
IL We afe authorized to announce the
name of JOSEPH C. YATES, as n candi
date for Sheriff Of Vigo county, subject to
the decision Of the Opposition COnven-
ton.
u We are authorized TO announce A. d.
CRANE. as candidate for Judge of the
Court eff Common Pleas for the counties of
Nig0, Parke aud Sullivan
Rockville Republican Copy and charge
Express.
IL I. A MADISON will bea candidate
before the Opposition Convention, for
Treasurer OF Nigo county.
q We are authorized To announce The
name OF HENRY II. TEEL. "a candi
date for County Clerk. subject to the de
cision OF the Opposition Convention
L We are authorized to announce 10. I
SEPH .. J0NE as candidate for Sher +
iff OF Vigo county, subject to the decision /
of Convention.
IL We arc authorized to announce the 1
name of SAMUEL CONNER as a caDdi- +
date for Sheriff Of Vigo County, subject /
to the decision of The Opposition Conyen-
ton.
E. +. BASSETT will be u candidate be.
fore the Opposition Convention. for nom-
ination TO the Office of County Clerk.
IL We are authorized to announce the /
name of JACOB Fl. HAGER, as Il candi
date for Clerk of Vigo county, subject to |
the decision of the Opposition Convention
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23

BEaUTIFL HAIR.-This is one of the
greatest ornaments which man or W oman could
boast Of. splendid head OF hair, a luxuranee
of hair, lift be in high state OF health, glossy
and thick, no matter what its color be so that it
is atural, Is attraction that II will not escape
the envy oGthose who are bald, and grey hair
Is unnatural till one Is in the neighborhord of
four score and ten short of that il is disea Sc.
We would remedy this disease. and in what
way How could we restore gray hair TO its
original health Use Professor Woods Hair
Restorative. for sale at all she drug stores; 1t
restores the hair IL restores its health, and when
that is reproduced, its beauty, its original coll
or, it's luxurianee and gloss Is sure TO follow -
Woods Restorative is the only Valuable Hair
nrenarailnn.
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A FAMILY NECESSITY

The following statement speaksf for itself:-''ln
lifting the kettle from the fire il caught and
sealded my hands and person very severely-one
hand almost to crisp. The torture was almost
unbearable. 1t was an awful sight. The
Mustang Liniment appeared to extract the pain
almost Immediately. lihealed rapidly and left
no scar ofaccount.- Charles Foster, 400, Broad
street, Philadelphia" Ills trulya wonderful ar
ucle. II will cure any case of swelling, Burns,
Stiff Joints, Eruptions or Rheumatism. For
Horses, it should never be dispensed with. one
Dollars worth Of Mustang has frequently saved
a valuable horse. 1t cures Galds, Sprains, Ring
bone, SPAWN and Founders. Beware of imita-
tons.
The genuine is sold by respectable dealers in
all parts OF the world. BARNES & PARK,
APP vino Proprietors, v. Y.
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OCTOBER ELECTION.
~ Fee for announcing Candidates for
County Offices S2-to be paid inoariabiy in adj
Uanee. IN

az We are authorized TO announce
Judge NATHANIEL LEE. as "a candi late
for the Legislature. subject to the decision
Of the Opposition Convention.
10 We are authorized TO announce the
name Of PUTNAM BROWN. as a candi
date for Prosecutor in the Court of Com
mon Pleas. subject to the Opposition Con
yention.
1--WE. HENDRICKS is a candidate
for the Office Of Prosecutor in the Court Of
Common Pleas, subject to the decision Of
the Opposition Convention.
1--WE are authorized to announce the
name ofJ0SEPH II. BLAKE, as a candi
date for Clerk Of Vigo County. subject TO
the decision of the Democratic Ceaven-
tion.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23
NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEW YoRK, May %.
1t is stated that Postmaster Fowler left
this port on Friday in the moses Taylor,
bound to Havana, whence he will 60 to
Mexico, or somewhere in South America,
where no rendition treaty exists with
this country.
Fowler's friends raised purse for him
OF several thousand dollars.
The President has rendered the Com
missionership, under the treaty with Para
quay, to John Van Buren,.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23

STILL GREATER ExoIrEMESr.-By refer
ence to the change in the large ADVERTISE
ment OF the Buckeye Cash Store in this
mornings issue it will be seen that new
sources Of excitement and new objects Of
attraction are daily arriving at the Buck
eye Cash Store Never were bees
more busy than is the large corps OF active
and polite statesmen, who supply the
choicest goods to the millions, while the
courteous proprietor is busted here and
there experimenting the whole establish
ment, his pleasant countenaDce rediant
with smile perfectly indicative Of pro
found satisfaction under the sence OF the
great benefit he is comforting upon his
race by the sale OF the most elegant goods
at low rates.
Every body goes TO the Buckeye.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICES,

ADVICE TO LADIEs-We are aware there
many of our lady reader who are complain n
ingsf weakness and debility. Our advice is to
go at once and get some OF McLean's Strength
ening Cordial and Blood Purifier. II is a deli
cious Tonic, and just the thing to strengthen
and lnvigorate the whole organization, aad pu-
rify the blood. See advertisement In another
column.
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,
CON SION Al.
XxxvI CoNGkEss--FIRsr SESSION.

XXXvI CONGRESS--FIRsr SESSION.
WASHINGTON, May %.
j H0C SE.-Mr. Davis, from the commit.
Tee on elections. reported resolution de =.
claring, first, that ]. r. Barrett il not
and secondly, that Francis r. Blair is
entitled TO seat from lst Congressional
District of Missouri.
The majority and minority reports were
ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Davis said it was the desire of the
committee to call up the subject at the
earliest practicable period.
On his motion resolution was adopted
giving leave 10 Mr.. Blair to occupy a seat
on the floor, and speak on the merits of the
question.
The House resumed the consideration of
the Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph Bill
Mr.. Colfsx explained the amendment
which the post office committee proposed:
The government is to pay $40 900 year
for messages. the public to be charged 50
iOt zen NoiuS- IL tue COIlOIdbOTs 40 not
accept these terms within thirty days, then
sealed proposals are to be invited, and the
contract is TO be given to the lowest re-
sponsible bidders. The line is to be
built within two years, aud st. Joseph is
to be the point Of departure.
SENATE,-The Senate met at eleven
o'clock.
Mr.. Bigler presented memorial in favor
of changing the tariff.
Mr.. Davis Territorial resolutions were
taken up.
Mr.. Hale resumed his remarks. lie cor
rected the statement made by Messrs.
Lane and Pugh in regard to the action of
Indiana on the introduction of slaves. He
contended that Indiana Did .tition for a
suspension law prohibiting slavery for ten
years, and Congress refused.
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State ofIndiana, County of Vigo IS


No. 1929. Marietta A. Trippy VS.. John Tripp-Pe.
tition for Divorce.
DE itremembered that on the 2lst day of May.
I'D A. ID. 1860. the plaintiff. by w. X. Edwards,
her attorney, filed In the Office OF the Clerk O
the Circuit Court, her Complaint for a divorce
and now on the god day OF May, A. ID. 1860, files
In said Office the affidavit of disinterested and
competent witness that the defendant Is not 9
resident of the state of Indiana.
The said deIe ndant is therefore hereby notified
that unless he be ana app = before the Judge oi
this Court, on the first day of the next term
In TeTre-Haute, on the list Monday of Septent
Der, 1868, then and there or before the calling
of the cause for trial, plead, answer or demurto
the plaintiffs complaint, the matters and things
therein contained will be decreed accordingly.
my23w4 feeS4 AND. WILKINS. elk
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23
Strayed or Stolen.

LNROM the subscriber, living near the Depot
Il ofthe T. X. X. RR, sunday night the 18Th
inst, two work horses, one large sorrel, with
one or both hind legs white, about five years
old; the other a small chesnut sorrel, with white
face, and probably white on fore legs; about
years old.
A liberal reward will be paid for their return
for information that will lead to their rscoy-
cry. JOSEPH G.. KELLEY.
my23w2 Terre Haute.