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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-15
P1TTsBURG MANUFACTURED
WAGONS, CARTS, DRAYS, &c

rnE subscribers
have on b a II d
a n d are con-
stantly receiy-
ing from their
manufactures
Pittsburg, Pa.
y lantation
r. GA d and all
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Plantation Clothing Every description.
HARDWARE, &c.
Iron steel chains, axes, hatchcts;
Blacksmitlls' anvils, bellows and vices;
Toolsfor carpenters, wheewrights and bIacksmths,
Rope scythes plows, hoes, shovels, spades;
Coffee mills, tea kettles; nails, assorted
Grindstoncs, shoves, tongs and andirons;
Knives and forks, spoons, scissors;
Lamps candlesticks and snuflers;
Pocket cutlery buckets, tubs, brooms;
Castings, in great variety;
Earthen stone and wooden ware
Queensware crockery and glassware
Tinware, in great variety;
Letter, cap and wrapping papers.
And variety of other articles too to be given
in an advertisement.
Every article enumerated above fresh and entirely new
Il. & B. JACOBS,
Shreveport March IA, 1860 Texas street.
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THOs H. MORRIS,
III ESPFCTFULLY informs the patronsof the late firm
s Of Miller Morris and his friends generally, that
having purchased Mr. Mers interest in the business,
and lately selected in person in the northern cities
LARGE and fresh stock is prepared show large and
comnIete an assortment 81 Drugs, icines, Paints
Books and Stationary Fancy Articles, ETC., as
was ever opened in Shreveport
lg He has removed to the new three story building
ney door 10 the old stand of Miller Norris when he
homes by assiduy to his business and devoted to the
interest Of his friends to merit continuance Of their
patronage LlahylIl
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JOSEPH STRAus.
JacoB STRAUs.

SIRAJ , q BhU.,
Successors to Jos. Mclaughlin,
SADDLFRY & HARNESS MANUFACTORT
sign Of the MILITARY SADDLE, so
SFNA Texas street Shreveport, Louisiana, ~
NFFER for sale to the public in general the largest
and best stock of Saddlery shown in this city,
consisting of Saddles Brides Harnesses Collars, Sad
debars Whips and Sadders Material allof which they
viii supply to the market trade low be bought
in the State not excepting New Orleans.
az Repairs done with neatness and dispatch.
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- n CASKS superior Hams, Shoulders and lee Sides
M Just received andfor sale by
scps0 HOWELL & BUGRgER
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DYE-STUFFs, WINDow-GLAss, FANCY GooDs,
STATIONERY AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Mineral Waters Syrups Surgical Instruments, Saddle
bags Brushes sc. Togetherwth complete assortment
of Books, comprising sacred, scientific, historical and
school Books, Biographies, aliases and Medical
works all of which they viii sell as low as goods of the
same description can Thought in any southern market
The following catalogue Comprises portion OF the
articles kept constantly on hand
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TUST received per steamer Osceola 200yards genuine
W. F. MEEK.
~ Now is the time to have them made feb
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FINE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GUNS.
A LARGE assortment of superior Guns, Of English
"A and American make received direct from the most
celebrated manufacturers, and for sale by
aur4 THOMAS H. MORRIS, Druggist.
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SHREVEPORT BLIND & SASH FACTORY


ALL THE NEW FASHIANS! -
Msd THE undersigned have Just received per Ma ~
vi tional b. L. Hodge, r. W. Powell, Lecomte, ~
and Judah Touro and are opening very large and
carefully selected stock of
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5000 los, Harness and Sole Leather.
In addition to the above, are reeeivingb every
boat direct from the manufacturers great Fiety of
goods manufactured expressly for this markekmd one
Of our young men is in the east busily enagedn
selecting and having goods manufactured fort mar
ket andwe willu few days bein receipt
and those in want of goods of every description I'D kind
we solicit from them a call. WALTERS &sAjDER.
Shreveport Feb 90, 1860
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OLE SHINGLEi

Shreveport, January 6, 1858.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

The eaudidste. Tor The various county
o'ioss. irrespective II party. will meet aud
address their fellow ciiizess Of vigo coun.
~. At the following times and places. to-
vii;
P,erson Township. at George Tsy lore.
90 Wednesday, Aug. 18th, al Jpn.
Linton To~oship. At Hartford. on Sat
urdsy. Aog. 18th. al pm.
Prairie Greek Township. al Middieto-n.
on weasss1ay. Aug 22d. ssip.p.
Prairieiou Township. at Pr.irieton. o.
Saturday. AUG 25lh. a. p. NJ.
Nssio- Toeoship. a. Brooks Mills. on
Wednesday Avg. a9ih. Al q pm.
P.ye,te Township. a. New Goshen. on
Saturday. seps isi. att pm.
Fayslse To-nsAip. - New Market. on
Wednesday. SECS. 5ih. stipm
Otter Creek Township. a. Aathons
crea,'s on Saturday. Sept. slh. Al p. N.
Lost Creek Township. At the Township
House, on Wednesday. Sept lelh. at p. IN.
Sugar Creek ro~uship. At the T'e~n
rh,p liouss. on Saturday. Sept. 18th. att
=. AZ
gossy Creek To~sship. a. The Te~n.
ship House. on Wednesday, sept. 18th. al
l p m.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

The Joarasl o lss evseins .l,ssisg u
The Rel sd Es~r~ss cea.e~s'ea ~hieA i.
10 bs held a. iadlsaspsls 10 uosfes say.
We have M desot lks a arrsaxs
r,ent ean - made 9Th oar fo.d q tsks
delegate o. hslf fsrss. Let serne efort b
made 70 accomplish THIS fssult. q sue.
e-.sfui. ne ksss 40 dssbs . large delss.-
tioa will g. 80 fran 1his e'sy
Aiat that nsh 7 vsaSsr II he Bel
ssea q hi. s,ss b.loog 70 cesiefly o.
~eader II be lh,nks he can thros sceh
large qssstisie- Of dust 10 their eyss' ID
yoa really Thick "sons effort eughl 10 be
made nsixhbor whss disinterss,ed
frissdsLip. What q good ssul ceeksrly
-. De yop tAiak BY this sha@ friendship
,oa ess catch sell uen. OF dc zoe ,hist
sis Ball men .re fools-~hieh. cannirg
ssishborf
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Yours truly, :.
SUNRISE.


USBLUsHlSs FALsEaooD.-A few DAYS
sga, the Journal Of this city quoted an ex-
tract from late speech uf Col. Ric harrison
the conscience keeper OF Don't Care"
Douglas, "a which he charged Abe Lin.
coin nh voting 10 withdraw the Ameri-
can troops from the City Of Mexico beyond
the Rio Grande. Col Thompson read
from the Journal on Saturday night. show
! lag thai Col Richardson had asserted
miserable .al>eheod. and that the Journal
had endorsed ID. Las, night the Journal
eaotes from the Quincy Herald, setting
forth that Lincoln voted against giving
bsaetv lands ID the soldiers Of The Next.
Gao War Now The jonrnsi either knows
that bath these statements are falss. or
they manifest degree u ignorance con
teuriible beys-d all expression. and We
venture the assertion tia, they will never
the nsnlipess or the honesty 10 take back
ihei. 'alse charge Mr. Lincoln not only
solsd % give the lsud 70 the soldiers Of
the Mexican war. bu, also moved an amend.
msnt 10 extend the benefit II the law 10
the soldiers Of 1919
The Democracy hope TO win this con.
test by down night lying. but they will no,
only iail bot will cover themselves all over
with the coniempt and loashiug Of all hon
rsi men
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
G.rrs.. Aug Q. 1860


DsAn Hrp-oS being On a southern
tour. aud being detained here day.
thought would give you few ideas o.
Minnesota news
Our harvests are ROW cominy IN mott IA
vorably. perhaps Il would be difficult q
hear Of a man that would wish the season
any diiferen, ir m what il has been and
it's hard for any one to conceive II The
extent Of our crops. Many think they will
get 90 bushels Of oal. 10 the acre. also 80
Of ~hcai. rye aud barley. Potatoes and
corn are about as good as they can be
The contrast il 80 great between our 20
taioes and those exhibited here for sale
that il attracts ones ttrntion so strongly
10 the superiority Of ours, that all notscs
il 81 once. Ours selling At % cents. and
these here at so cents, and ours worth
double.
The two political parties OF Democrats
are about equality divided IN Minnesota
aud believe TIA, they eouid either press'
10 see Lincoln elected. than the other fac
ton Of Democrats Can not with Ger
taintv say that Minnesota will 20 Tor Lin
coin. when ne beat them last fall sboul
4 900. when they we're uuitedf The Ger
maos aud I-i-h are turning for Lincoln IN
vast numbers, owing - the vote 90 th'
Homestead Bill and nov in brinsirg the
lsnds into market next October so thai
hundreds must lose their home-. fou may
Get down Minnesota At I2.00e for Lincoln
The enthusiasm viii he a. great ss Ia 40
Wisconsin appears 70 be all right. add q
deer interest felt The contest will b
between Lincoln and Deugls.
l witnessed las, nigh, the largest pol'i-
zeal uestiog here thai have seen for mans
years. and ibe old citizens cay iha. they
have never seen % large = one here beIors
on any OCCASION. The Hon. Frederick Has.
ssareck. Eleetcr Ailafss II Ohio va here
add addressed the ciiissns 10 German aud
English. and tel you. Is would have doHs
your very soul good 70 hesr he broad
reand rolls Of Dstca hsrras. tAat cane
forth from their honest hearts a. oae great
truth after another "a brought 10 their
knowledge
Three large disisioss Il Vide Avakss
-cre cot I counted ia torch ll-hls q.
Their passed TIE De Sofa House. wsth a
splendid Band Of Music. snd q procession
Of eiii.ens composed 81 men. women and
childrse 81 all sses also the steamer Den
marx, ~ish her steam music Load eooush
10 be heard ior miles. Alegelhsf II sas .
great sssir.
Re.n.ctfall4 a. IL
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

and Vermont. How grand psrchsd thus,
six thousand ak hundred feet in the ky.
10 look on the >hitensd villages Of the Dor
ders Of Maine. New Hampshire and Yer
mont. scattered up aud down the distant
wales aud hooks 81 the country. IN tho
laps Of the green hills and petty msun-
l.ins. aud threaded by silvery streams al
living water They looked like nests Of
eggs. which some gigantic ns,ber b'rds
had len cufelessly scattered on the ereend.
Mount Washington seems % have been
bein " pouring down loose stone. FROM
above, from the size Of hay stack 10 the
size Of your fist. lying at random. aud
about a. steep a. grAsitatioo viii allow
found the toppo., rock perhaps too feet
Z in diame.rr. cr The pinaeIe Of which
placed my f,o, my gArmea.s autiered in
the gale Jas: On thi> pinacle is followed,
by nature. = cup. holding about a quart,
which the lat nights rain had filed with
clean water from the skies. pure as molten
silver. uncontsminAted ~ the murky at
ososph-rs e the lower world This, by
the help Of seoon. bottled and secured
u be tasted on the distant banks Of the
wabash
NJ descent. though srdeous. Was rather
: more 1pid than my ascent in he morning
aud taki1g the stage al the b.se. 1 soor
} cot again in'o The lins OF steam travel. and
' shortly found myself on sls shore Of ID.
: .-sotiiai Ca.co.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

NKw JERsEY--Gov. OLDES goa LINCOLN
Some doubt having existed 10 certain
quarters concerning Gov. oldsn's political
preference. correspondent Of the STATE Ga.
s,te puts the doubt a, res, cffeetaaliy a.
follows:
Concerning the Bell and Everstt move
meul h. j. equally explicit. Whaterer
NAV have been his views 81 the Fillmore
party in lS56, he recognizes the Rsll move
menl nov a. DOLLY trick and device 10
save, IL possible. the demoraliEed Democ
racy Hs smiles quietly at IT, game Of brag
and regards the rampant fossils a. the or
gaDised Joke Of the campaign. A every
other thinking man. be looks upon the %
tire movement a. Only Democratic Aid
Society in disguise He Ia. given expres-
sion to no other sentiment. aud has author
ised no one to spesk other wise for him."
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Z. II. A. 4 W. LOUIS X. R.-We never
found the Tefrc flaule. Alton a ST, Louis
Railroad IN ~ good condition rs !, j. nj
present In fact We know II no road ia
better running condition than this ls. and
this i NO doubt the result OF the superior
ability Of Mr.. W. ID. oriswold. tho super.
intendenl Of the road, aided ~ he u by
efficient subordinates.
The road bed il very solid, and the track
unusually straight aud smooth No effort
has been spared to make this road equal
the hest in the country. aud the effort,
have been eminently successful. This ~
now the best. the shortest and the mos
pleasant route between the Mississippi
river and the East. and we'll deserves the
liberal patronage Il il receiving.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
The New Work. Bresktnrtdge Plat

We copy the following resolution from
the platform adopted by the frisads Of
Breckenridge and Lane. 10 State conven.
ton assembled. in Syracuse, on wsdues.
day:
Rssolred. That the pretended nominations
Of stephen A Douglas for President, and
Hershsl V Johnson for Vice President, az
Baltimore. have no ssmblsncs Of regularity
whatever. and are cot binding upon the
Democratic party: that Mr. Johnson was
not nominated by any Convention or popu
lar body. and he has not. therefore. hesn
nominated: that the nomination Of Mr.
Douglas wa made by a fraction OF broken
up Convention IN violation of tho two
thirris rule which bad been adopted for its
government. and was IN force. BY a minor
ity Of States which art most hopelesly
Republican. after the regular delegations
from numerous Democratic States bad been
refused admission 10 THAR seats, and by a
body which at no time could count ma
jority OF its delegates In his favor when
acting freely their sentiments.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

Ox1 OF DaxIKL wEssrERs BEsr.-Tbs
late Kendsl o Peabody, Of Frankiin. Wa
accustomed 10 Tell The following. which
We have never sssn in print:
NJ. Webster ADD M CLAY we're stand
ing on the steps Of one ~ ths ho'sls 81
Washington. and NJ Peabody vas Close
by aad heard What was ssid A drove Of
jscksssrs Sas passing BY. add Mr.. Clay
thosghi Il a good opportunity 10 get Joke
upcn Mr. Websier tie ps,tsd Mr.. Wet
sie~ on the shoalder--poinlsd n the lopg
eared donkes- aud said.
Nr. Webster there are some Il Jour
northern constituents
-.Y.s replied ne great statssuisn going
south g. teach school
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

CHAMBERS \. PATTERSON - a can
didste Cor Judge ~ the conr' ~ V""no"
pleas fof the dis'fIel composer "' '''
counties of Parke. go and sallisan'
ar NJ. JAMS oAss, = az 'nd'pe"ae"'
eana,dat. faf the Office 81 County survey p
az. a the October Elsctiou.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

Wars stsssr a. Cns.r - wsuEs--A
Tcpeks. Kansas paper abneosess that the
cid wsil 10 that place had given oct. " and
.dds shat if the city fathers weaid make .
good ~eli. xbsrs al essla he secomu ods.
led. "~aiss would soon be a. cheap - Wits.
Nv, and q great many b induced 10 Use it
a. bsssraxe.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

conaty Opposition Ticket
son sorSrY rREAsrGkH.
HARVEY y. SCOTT
pon cLEaK,
JAcOn n ia Err.
Fos sugniEf.
SAMUEL CONNER.
Toa sKrstsssrArivEs
NATHANIEL LEE.
HENRY FAIRBANKS.
fvoe sUnvsyou.
ALEXANDER COOPER.
sea conuSfn.
n. ". BENSON.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

IL The Gaard says that The proposition
q Deputy STATE ofhoer 10 BET $500 hat
Bfeckinrilgs AID Lane would uos Get 10 :
COO ssses 10 I.diaaa, ell b. taken % By
another genilemsn a, sny moment. snd
thai the 500 IA. been deposited IN shsl
Office for that Purpose. Il also ssss that
the same gentleman gill bst $500 more
that Breckiuridge VII get 20 900 votes IN
lndiana Here isA ehsnes Tor an issssi.
uent
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or VICE PRESIDENT,
Republicans state Ticket.

ToE GofERSoE,
HENRY : LANE. Of Montgomery
soe LfEurKSASr GovEzsoh'
OLIVER P MORTON. Of Wayne.
roz SECRETARY o. STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE. Of Randolph.
yon rtkAsuaER OF srATE,
JONATHAN {. HARVEY. Of Clarke.
roa AuDIroa o. srArE,
ALBERT LANCE. Of vigo.
FoK ATTORNEY 0EsKs4L,
LANES G. JONES. Of Vanderburgh.
ron nEroaTKK o. suPRExE COURT
BENJAMIN HARRISON. of Marion.
.yos cIKkx or suFREsE oouEr'
John r. JONES. Of Lagrange.
yeK ssPxnr~xKSDEST % FrsLIc iSsTRUcIios
MILES J. FLETCHER, OF Putnam.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

THr hIoar MAN IN rHr LIeBr PLACE We
never Jaw the advantage Of the above
maxim more ar;ly demonstrated than upon
the occasion Of the receat excursion toMat.
toon. We refer TO the consunmate ability
aud address with which Conductor Tai.
mage managed the extraordinarily large
train which was run over the road on that
occasion.
We don't pretend to say that M other
living man could do the same thing In the
same way. but We venture the assertion
tina, no man living could excel Con ducto'
Talmage in the discharge Of that very dit
fcul, aud responsible duty. aud this, va
think, ia The sentiment Of The two thousand
psrsots 40 pleasantly aud so safely carried
owe the read on ls-, Friday. Long ma,
he wave
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

IL The report that Ex Governor John
son q PeaBsyivsnia bad declares for Bell
and Everett, 10 ns, true he declares bin.
.slf fer Lincoln aud Hsmlin,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

DsxocsArlc MoTTen, - We Pslkes them
in is4s: ~s Pierced them in 1850. - Back
"a thea in 1856; vs'rs 6rssisns new, and
Ger grave 10 Dssl"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

bAp AeoplsI About tour o'elork yos.
lerd.y afternoon au old map nained nauiel
Gras,befgor. from near Dapsiilr. H..
While ising su wagon al MoFee'- mill.
u North feifc hhple. received lad
wound q, ne accidental discharge q a
shot gun 'hai ~. 10 The Wagon. he cou.
i.n.. ~ vhieh entered hls arm hstwecn
tlic wfi.t AID cibpW. driving part Of has
coat sie,,r inio the wound AZ last ac
counts he vas suffering very severely.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

there are In this city. county OF district. II
walters but lirie 10 Us whsthsr p-noera'-
follow the bsLesis OF their leaders Or the
dictates Of their Judgment. We care not
whe,hsr they are separated or divided the
friends Of Abrahnm fineela.aof light aud
ksswi<ige and the right. can and VIII
triumph over all opposition sod eombina.
/ t,nn.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

YoK cosoRrsst
THOMAS II MELLON.
Ivpst % corxT or coNuoS FLfAs'
San. eaaosia. o. vigo. Parte and Sullivan.
SAMUEL r. MAXWELL
ysosrcrron corRr oY o"NSos rtnss,
WILLIAM HENDRICKS
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

dvsr - We are told by ~essrei pc.
,en. Who heard hin. that ouf talented
soong freud. lohu - ch-s'no. .candid,te
for Representative. said IN Lls speech Ct
loekpori, ON Saturday. that there = not
a particle Of difference between Douglas
aud Brechiufidgc Democracy We think
Chestnut h right
Douglas aud Cooksrly say that Breck,n.
uare Democracy means Iisunion We
thlnk they ar night also.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

Pursuant u appointment the Lincoln
Club Of soney Greek Township. met nj the
Township Ho1ss On saturday AarustIllh
The meeting was called 60 order ~ prs
ideu , 4 Park
The meeting W.. afdressed ~ ". n.
Hsdson.J y Heard. aud " Honor ck..
Ga mo'ion the mssi NJ prorosded 10 the
organization ~ ~ ,de Awake Club p
On molion the following ConsiitBtisn
Wa adopted
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

u-sThsre ront be dared thing this
.ummer bst poitsics. ssid JShnsth.n vhs
Wa Disgusting vigh q freud. "A tell you
thai esn's meet sny bods bal What lhey &c
putin later ne boat he l'tiie giant. sooih-
err uiggers, sld Bress, The Constitution
and he spread eagle. he rsil-spilliss. sad
a thaaasriag lot Of other ssaies CenesEn
Il. WIZ the bull frass - ihs pond back 81
our bsrn, are all ga the iiitsf, believing
cot Old Abe-0ld Abs'-'i llsncss-Ilii
no.s'-'Put kia thrcssh- PAT hin thfough
-essg s'--Bsfsis Ezpr>ss.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15


Essex HossE-we were deiighred the
alher dsy TO find our distinguished aud
much esteemed friend. Z. Noyes. Eco.
'',niue host" Of the Essex House At Mat
toon wehave known Mr.. Moves for sew
eral ears. filing many positions in bus
iness-as a successful merchant. az indus
lrious aud intelligent farmer, AID a liberal
aud upright trader Bot we never knew
he could keep tavern" In this however
we were undeceived He can aud does
keep tavern, and like everything else VI
ever saw him undertake to do. he does i
well.
In hi- Efforts to feed hungry multitude
he did himself infinite honor, aud though
compelled TO succumb =, last-and WIS
hotel wou,dn't-he died. metsphorically
al his post.
To our frieds visiting Nation we com
mead the Essex House
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

Bcriamin Harrison. Req, Republican
candidate for Reporter 81 the supreme
Court. viii addtcs. he fellow citizens At
the times aud places below named
Si'lssule Hendricks CO. Angus. ~.
eospou. Owen CO Auvast TO
hewliur gfern. Clay co Auga~t Is
Ieue haais. Nlga Co, August 20.
Rockville. pafke co... Angusi "a
ciaefofa-silis. Mnnteom'y CO. Aug 2"
iaias cite. fpprcanos co August nsi
ffankfoft. chntoa CO. August "a
Lebanon, hsppe CO. Augast -.
spsAkieg 10 commraee at NJ. except
q, t,'te llaaie aud Laisysile. where a
will BE- Al night
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

BRurAL MuRpEK.-0n Friday morning
man wAs fouad dead on the National road
seven miles cas-, of this city, bearing evi.
deaf marks of violence. He had passed
through sAe toll gate the evening previous.
in company With two other men. one Of
whom Was found near him in condition
which led 10 the belief that he had been
dOsed with drugged liquor. the other had
disappeared II was. epon examination.
learned that the name of The murdered
mau was John l.. Wright. who VAS on HE
way 20 Ohio. aud the nsne Of the sup
posed murder is Lewis Bradford. who lived
near Oakland. III, where he has wife
aud friends living.
dispatch was Immediately sent 10
officer Lag an. Of Paris. Who proceeded Il
the residence OF Bradford. and lay in wall
FOR his return. Abaut two o'clock on Fri
day morning Bradford arrived aud entered
the house. Logan, after waiting shor
time. entered the house and arrested Brad
ford after a slight show Of Resistance, ans
brought him to this eity BE wac takes
before Squire Sayres aud his examination
+ fixed Tor this morning he is nov in jan
Bradford is heavy set man. about nv
feet -four and a half inches high. and has
e hard looking coa ntenance.
3 We learn that the evidence. althoag
y entirely eireamsiAniial. is OF such cha
o aeier a. 10 leave scarce doubt Of Bra
q ford's guilt.