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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09
The Platforms.

We subjoln the majority and minori.
ty platforms as reported in the
Charleston Convention. That body
rejected the majority platform and ac-
ceptsd the other. Upon this the
Southern delegates seeded.
Here is the Platform reported to the
Convention by the majority IN of its
Grand Committee of one from each
State delegation-said majority being
made up of the representatives on said
Committee ofevery Slave State (l5)
with those of California and Oergon:
THE MAJORITY PLATFORM.
Resolued, That the platform adopted
at Cincinnati be ATTAINED, with the fol-
lowing resolu ions:
That the Democracy of the United
States hold these cardinal principles
on the subject of slavery in the Terri
torres. First, that Congress has no
power to abolish slavery in the Terri
tories; second, that the Territorial Le
gislature has no power to abolish Sla-
very in any Territory, nor to prohibit
the introduction of slaves therein, nor
any power to exclude Slavery therfrom,
nor any power 10 destroy or impair the
right of property in slaves by any leg
islation whatever.
Resolved, That the enactments of
State Legislatures to defeat the faithful
execution of the Fugitive Slave law
are hostile in character, subversive of
the Constitution, and revolutionary
in their effect.
Resolced. That it is the duty of the
Federal Government to protect, when
necessary the rights of person and
property on the high seas, in the Ter
ritories, or wherever else its Consti-
tutional authority extends.
ilssolued, That the Democracy OF
the nation recognize it as the impera-
tive duty of this Government to pro-
tect the naturalized citizen in all his
rights, whether at home or in for
eign lands, to the same extent as its
native born-citizens.
Resolved, That the National Democ-
racy earnestly recommend the acqui
sition of the Islard of Cuba at the
earliest practicable period.
Whereas, That one of the greatest
necessities of the age, in a political,
commercial, postal, and military point
of view. is a speedy communication
between the Pacific and Atlantic
coasts; therefore, be it
Resolc,d, That the National Demo
cratic party do hereby pledge them
selves to use every means in their pow
err to secure the passage Of some bill
for the construction ola Pacifi Rail-
road. from the Mississippi River TO the
Pacific Ocean, al the earliest practical
bic moment.
Resoloed, That the National Demo.
cratic party do hereby pledge them
selves to use every means in their pow
or TO secure the passage OF some bill
TO the extent Of the constitutional au-
thority of Congress for the construc-
Eion Of a Pacific railroad fIom the Mis-
sissippi river to the Pacific Ocean 81
The earliest practicable moment.
THE MIsoRITY PLArFoRn. fa
RSsolvsd, That we, she Democracy
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~ We are authorized to announce N. W
BENSON, as a candidate for Coroner,
subject to the decision of the Opposition
Convention
B'We are authorized to announce II u.
SCOTT as a candidate for County Treas
urer, subject = he opposition Convention.
1--WE are - thorized to announce the
name of JA.sES NJ. TOLBERT as a can
didate for Sheriff. subject to the decision
of the Democratic Convention
II We are authorized TO announce the
name of JOSEPH Fl. BLAKE. as a candi
date for Clerk of Vigo County. subject TO
the decision of the Democratic Conven-
tion
u We are authorized to announce
THOMAS b. SNAPP as a candidate for
Sheriff subject To the decision OF Demo
cratic convention.
NJ 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 ofthe Opposition Convention.
az We are authorized to announce MAR
WIN NJ HICKCOX, as a candidate for
Sheriff. subject to the decision of an oppo'
sition O. nveution.
az We are authorized 10 announce r.
SHANNON, as candidate for County
l. Il - he
Democratic Convention.
IL We are authorized to announces the
name of GEORGE F. LYON, as a candi-
date for Sheriff Of vigo county, subject to
the decision OF the Opposition Conven-
tion
AZ We are authorised to announce the
narse of JOSEPH @. YATES, as a eaudi.
date for Sheriff Of Vigo county, subject to
the decision Of the Opposition Oonven'
ton.
u We are authorized to anueuner A. b.
CRANE, as a candidate for Judge OF the
Court ef Common Pleas for the counties OF
Vigo, Parkc and Sullivan;
Rockville Republican Copy and charge
Express.
uT We are autnOrtEeu 10 anaouhCo Wv
name of SAMUEL CONNER as csndi
date for Sheriff Of Vigo County, subject
to the decision OF the Opposition Conven-
ton.
II We are authorized TO announce the
name of HENRY u. TEL. a. a eandi.
date for Comfy Clerk. subject to the de-
ci.ion OF the Opposition Convention.
III We are authorized to announce 10.
SEPH o. JONES. as candidate for Shsr
i'll Of Vigo county, subject TO the decision
of o Convention.
z Z. BAssETr will be {. candidate be.
fore the Opposition Convention, for nom.
inaiion to the Office Of Cousty CLERK.
TT We are authorized u announces the
name Of JACOB Il HAGER, as q eandi
date for Clerk Of vigo county, subject Ia
the decision Of the Opposition Convention
: 1T 7. a. MADISON will be candidate
before the Opposition oosysstiop. fol
Treasurer Of vig0 eosusy.
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G a mpai gn Tri u n e
REPUBLICAN ARoBar,


We propose to issue a Campaign R6ition o.
the New York Semi-yveel<ly Tribune
Commencing with the regular issue OF May 49,
which will contain the proceedings OF the Re.
publican National Convention at Chicago, and
closing with the issue of November o, in which
we hope 10 announce the triumphant chsiee Of
n Republican President and Vice President.
The Campaign Tribune will thus consist OF Al
regular issues o the Semi Weekly Tribune. he.
ing the full size Of the Daily and Weekly edi
tiuns, and one of the largest ne wspapers print.
ed, containirg 2 few advertisements, but giving
a full, current history OF the
PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS OF Is6o,
The Platforms OF the several parties, their
candidates. arguments, meetings, speeches, 4
with all the intervening State Elections and
full summaries OF the foreign and other pews
of the day. including letters from our cores
pondents In Enslans, France, Germany, Italy,
california, South America, &C This issue viii
not theI efore be read and priced by ardent pol
iticians only, but will be interesting to ALL and
thus calcua ed to win the indiferen as veil IS
TO arouse and stimulate those already convinced
that the Republican cause is founded on truth
md Justice. and therefore ought to prevail
The Campaign Tribune will be mailed on tina
following Terms, payable always In advance
For ST, ele copy Di issue.). .........:..... .
For III cepies, to one address 10
For "a ~ 20
For 100 T. 40
whoever sends $40 for II copies NAV AZ snx
time afterward increase the number 10 "a. or
from a 10 100, by sending the dife encs as a.
bove bs,ween the price OF the smaller aud tina,
OF the larger club.
Our own interest in thus issuing papers Mt n
price barely exceeding the cost Of the white pa.
per, is So slight that we do not hesitate 10 urge
ill who sire the triumph OF the Republican,
cause 10 cooperate with Us by early and earn.
=, q, eH,rta In rive wide and general circ.i.
tien TO The Campaign Tribune.
We will send specimen copies TO any one who
shall write for them
Address HORACE GREELv Co.,
No. I54 Nasssu-st, New York.
New York, April s6, 1859.
QS2
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A FAMILY NEcEsslTY.

The following statement speaksfor itself;-''ln
lifting the kettle from thu fire IL caught and
sealded M hands aud person very severely --,ne
hand almost % crisp. The torture WAS almost
aabearable. twas an awful sight. The
Mustang Liniment appeared to extract the pain
almost Immediately. Ithesled rapidly aud lefi
Ho scar ofaccount.- Charles Foster, $50, Broad
street. Philadelphia" hlstrui! wonderful ar
dele. II wilicuTe ally ease of swelling, Burns,
sim Joints. Rruptions or rheumatism. For
iofses. IL should never be dispensed with. ose
Dollars worth OF Mustang has frequently saved
a valuable horse. II cures Galds. sprains, Ring
bone, SPAWN and Founders. Beware OF imita-
lions.
The genuine sold by respectable dealers In
all parts Of the world. BARNES Il PARK,
APP vino Proprietors. N. Y.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New YoRK, May 8.
Fiour opened dull and heavy aud closed
5al0c lower, with a mpre active demand,
chiefly speculative; sales at 5.35a5 30 super
State. 5.45s5,55 extra do; 5.40a5.60 extra
Western.
Whisky active. 2lsa22.
Wheat is lie better, with moderate de-
mand; white Canadian so; white and red
Indiana so
Rye quiet. sc.
Barley dull. 76a79.
Corn opened steady and closed dull and
dropping; Western 77a7s, good parcels at
so SO.
Oats fair request. 42a43.
Pork dull and heavy; IL. 81 new Ioess.
IL 40 old do: 1916 so Western prime do;
l4l0al4,l2 new prime, l2.15al2.S7 old
prime.
Beef quiet and unchanged.
Lard quiet and steady l all3.
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Of the Union in Convention assemble
hereby declare our affirmation Of the
resolutions unanimously adopted and
declared rs a platform Of principles by
the Democratic convention ut Cincin-
natl in tho year 1856. believing that
the Democratic principals are IN
changeable in their nature when APP
piled TO the same subject matter. and
we recommend as only further resolu.
tons. the following:
That insomuch as differences Of
opinions exist in the Democratic party
as to the nature and extent ofthe pow.
ers Of a Territorial Legislature. and as
TO the powers and dutiea Of Congress
under the Constitution of the United
States over the inititution Of slavery
within the Territories
Resoiced, That the Democratic party
will abide by the decision Of the Su.
preme Court of the United States on
the question Of Constitutional law.
he, o,ved. That IL the duty Of the
United states to afford ample and CON-
plete protection to ali the citizens, al
home or abroad and whether native
or foreign born.
hesoiped, That one OF the necessi-
ties of the age in military, CONNER
cial, and postal point ofview, Is speedy
communication between the Atlantic
and Pacific States, and the Democratic
party pledges such constitutional en-
actments as will ensure the construc-
ton Of a RAILROAD to tho Pacific coast
at the earliest practica; period.
Resolped. That tho Democratic par
ty are in favor of the acquisition of the |
Island of Cuba on such terms as will 1
be honorable TO ourselves and just to 1
Spain
Resoipea. That the enactments of
State Legislatures to defeat the faith
ful execution of the Fugitive Slave
Law are hostile in character, subver- 2
sive of the Constitution, and revolu. I
tionary in their effect.
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ETA Corresponce is published in
The New Orleans True Delta explain
atory of can affair" which nearly oc-
curredlately between Col. s. A. Lock
ridge and Gen. VIM Walker. Loock-
ridge met Walker on the street and de-
nounced his late book on Nicaragua as
totally false, so far as related to the
former, informing him also that he
should hold him responsible therefor
at an early day. To which Walker
answered. "When you please, Sir" -
Col. Lockridge then sent a note by his
friend, r. H. Purdom, which note, it
appears, was Withdrawn for explana-
ton. In answer to another note, Gen.
Walker replied that in his book he
"did not impugn the honor or conr-
age of Col. Lockridge," and so the
affair ended without an appeal to pis-
tolls. Cap. Fayssoux was Walkers
friend"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09
DIR. cuURcIHILL,s
Cure for Consumption

"
IMPORTANT TO ALL CONSERVATIVES AMI
Il NERVOUS SuFfkRkRs.--fhatfa fatal scoure,
otthc human race-Coasumpil0n-can now bs
prevented aud cured with tho same Certainty q,
any other disease. The new remedy discovered
by Or. Churchill, Of Paris, has performed more
cures Of Confirmed Consumption In a single
year, than can DO found In the records of Medi.
cal History In theiaai century,
Tho Hypophospitss Of Lime and Soda
Act with Promptness and Certairty In every
stage OF Consumption, and with iHyarigbie en-
eacy IN all Deragements Of the Nervous and
blood systems. General Debility, Dyrpsp,la
Asthma, Riokcts. Female Complaints, sperma.
torihoA, In al disorders dependent on imp perfect
OF Impaired nutrition, aud la all cases OF local
or constitutional Debility. They increase the
nervous and vital energy, relieve Cough, check
Wight Sweats, dimlnish sxpcci Grafton, tmprovr
the appetite, arrest DiarrhO-a. promote reiro.h-
Ing sleep, and create Tea and healthy blood
AFFAIR TRIAL rs CERTAIN CtREi
WINCHESTER'S GENUINE PREPA.
RATION
OF tho nyPOPHoSPYi OF LINZ a soDA
IN the only reliable fora, OF Dr. Cnurehill,s Rem
edy, and IL approved BY the Medical Profession
generally. Csc no olher,or any remedy con-
tanning iron.
i,ElI is-in7 aud 10 ounce Cplnt) bottles. a.
and o. each.
DR.. churchilrs "Treallso on Consunptlon.r
aud circular, sent gratis 10 al ehquiiefs. Let
no sufferer delay 10 write for them. sold By
all respectable Druggists, aud wholesale aud 70
tall, afu G cole General Dept. by
J. WINcHRSrER.f u John st nv.
For sale by THoS. u BARR g. CO,
hp3dNJm Ierge. lfatte
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vigo Circuit Court, Sept. Term. 80.
No. 1928. Touissant c. Buntin VS. Kenry Mar
win, Teresa Cerdelia Marvin Joseph M. Rich
ards, Frances G. Neutrality-suspicious. on
Notes and Foreclosure.
DE II remembered that on the Isr day OF May
ID 1891, the plaintiff. per Scott and Booth. his
attorneys, filed in the Clerks office his COM
pi aint ag sin-t the defendants, for the foIecIo
sure of n mortgage ,together with the affidavit of
the saiu plaintiff that the said defendants are
not residents OF the State OF Indiana, and that
they nd each of them are necessary parties to
this action, being promissory notes secured by
mortgage.
The said defendants are therefore hereby no.
titled that unless they be and appear before IN e
Judge of this Court. on the first day of the next
term thereof, hereafter to be held at the Court
House in Terre- auto, then and there on or be
fore the calling OF the cause for trial. plead, an
swer OF demur 10 the plaintiffs complaint, the
matters and things therein confined will be
heard and determined In their absence, and de-
creed accordingly.
AND. WILKINS, Clk. v. C. C.
mye s 3prfee44
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Notice of Application for License.

NOTICE Is hereby given that will apply TO
" the Board of Commissioners OF Yigo eoun-
ty. Indiana. at theiI next term, commencing on
the lst Monday in June, 1850, for license to
sell ''lntsxicating Liquors in less quantities
than quart at a time, Tor one year." My place
of business and the premises whereon said Ii
quors are to be drank, are located at 70. I, on
Second and Wabash streets, and known as
''Sprsgue's Saloon.''in TeIre-Haute, Harrison
township, Figo county, Indiana,
my2w4w r. SRRAGUE.
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-" -
CINCINNATI MARKET

CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, May 8.
Flour fair demand, market firm; sales
5.70a5,95 extra, super dull 5,60a5,65.
Whisky l7i.
Wheat firm; white I ,40al AZ: red ! ,35a
l ,36.
Corn active, sales at 49,
Rye 90a92
Lard l0isl0s
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Hartford Fire Insurance TO.
JANUARY L. 1860.
o
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. -, 1860.
o the People of Indiana.


OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE,
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. -, 1860.
To the People Of Indtana:
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company having
complied with the law Of Indiana, by filing in
this Office statement ofits condition on the frst
day of January, 1850, anu having invited an ex.
animation of its affairs by this DepartmeI I, / /,
hereby certify that have made q persona and
thorough examination Of tn books and assets
ofthe Company, at their office In the CITY of
Hartford, Conn, and that the Company own and
have in their possession in cash, and In securi. .
ties convertible at pleasure, n arly One Million
IF Dollars. applicable to the payment OF Losses
AN amount CORE 4ponding with their offiriaI
statement Of January last. The Hartford Fire
Insurance Company has been In exislencn for
nalfa century. The high character OF its officers
Tor experience and probity--the promptness and
fidelity with which Is has met all engagements
Justly entities IL To the highest rank among the
lnsur tnce Companies Of the country, and com
nends it TO the patronage o lthe people of Indi-
ana. JOHN w. D0Dp.
Auditor Of State.
Insurance against loss or damage BY Ere, on
dwellings,, furniture, stores. warehouses, mer-
chandise, mills, manuiacto tories and most all
kinds of property, can be Effected in this Compa-
ny. upon as favorable terms, the nature of
the risks and security to property holders will
warrant.
Particular attention given to insar;ns EARN
properly, consisting Of dwellings, barns and out
buildings connected, and furniture, live stock,
bay, grain, farming utensils. &c, contained
therein, for a term of years at low rates OF pre-
MUM.
Applications for insurance may be made TO the
the duly autharized agent OF said
Company. ] B. HAGER,
ma20dv6n At Mcheen's Bank.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

A Coon MEDICINE. -MeLeaus Strength
enlng Cordial aud Blood Purifier 10 ons OF tho
most useful aud pleasant beverages VI the day
Il IL mild aud agreeable 20 the taste, brselng the
nerves, giving healthy tone to the stomaeh,and
imrarInE glorious appetite. A wine glass fall
IT this Cordial taken three times day, will DO
better than fimliy physlean, Us no ether med
leine will he required. For ladies ~ is par tieu-
larry recommended, az II strengthens tue abs Of
the "weakcr vessels" Ia an astonishing degree.
See the advertisement IN another eeismn.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE 4

+ HAVE this day sold my stceS OF Groceries,
i &c. in the StsS Grocery store TO A 4. Rein
nard, W no will continue the business at the
same store. All persons Indebted will please
make prempt payment 10 her, whose receipt
will be good for the same.
Tcrrc- hauie. May Z, 1865. J. %. WEDDING.
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Notice To Stove Dealers

THE SUBSCRIbER having Just received EOS
l. bundles assorted Sheet lion from tue cele-
rated manufact"ry OF Alexandiia Swift * I o :.
Of Cincinnati. Ohio. will sell the Same al CT ncin.
natl prices, freight added. at No. 66 East " ash.
lngton street, Indianapolis, three doors east of
Odd Fellows Hall.
i9dw HENRYS. KELLOGG
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ESfrNy .NOfice.

State Of indiana, V,g, County, IS.
TAKEN UP as an estray, on the 18th day of
April, 1850, by James H. Bundy, living in Honey
Creek Township, a sorrel Horse, with black
little saddle and harness marked supposed TO
20 about ten years old, about fifteen hands high,
appraised at SIS by Levi Bogard and Isaac +.
Mills, on the Bird day of May, 1850.
r. MILLS, =. p.
a true COPY from my Estray hook.
AND. WILKINS, Clerk,
n9w3w BY GEO. EARLY, Deputy,
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HENRY s. KELLOGG
Timers and Stove Dealers,

"iE subscriber naying purchased one hun
u dred bundles OF sheet Iron from the cele-
brated Mandatory Of lex Swift e. TO of Gin
cinnati, ONO, 10 now receiving and will sell tn
same at Cincinnati prices, freight aided. at No
&c East Washington street, indianapolis, three
doors east OF Odd Fellows Hail.
apl9dw HENRY s. KELLOGG
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A1IsS AM 4 nEiNII ,RD would
lvu respectfully ask continuance OF patron
age 10 tho Star Grocery and Provision Store,
and will In few days, have an additional stock
III all articles adapted TO the wants Of families
and others.
myqd3twi ANN D.. REINHARD.
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For Sale
Prairie Citv Bank.

A DIVIDEND Of three per cent. on the capt.
n tai Stock of this Bank has been declared out
of the earnings of the past six onths, payable
20 the Stockholders and after the 9TH inst, at
their Banking once in Terre-Haute, Ind.
JOHN S. BEACH, Cash'r.
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Notice to Farmers.

THE subscriber being agent for the sale OF
l. Messrs. Beard and Senix's Richmond Plow
and Cultivator, will sell them at Richmond
prices. and desires to all his old friends and
all others In the surrounding counties at his
New Store No. 6i East Washington street, three
doors east of Odd Fellows Hall.
aprl9dw HENRY s. KELLOGG
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State of Indiana. yigo County, SIS.
VigO Circuit Court, September Term. 1860.
John Ransdell rs. Nancy Rsnsdell Com
plant for DirOree.
DEF remembered that on this Goth day
I'D of April A d, 1860, the plaintiff per
Baird & Bassctt. his attorneys. fled IN the
Office the clerk Of the aforesaid Court his
complaint, together with the affidavit Of a
disinterested aud competent witness that
Nancy Rausdell the defendant herein, is
no, resident Of the Site of Indiana. The
said defendant 10 therefore hereby rotified
that unless she be and appear in the afore-
said Court, on the firsi day Of the next term
thereof hereafter &c be held at The Court
House ia Terre Haute on the first Monday
Of September next. then and there on or be
fore the calling Of the cause for rial plead
answer OF demur tn the plsinuff's com
ANT the matters and things therein con
ned will be heard an dpirrmned IA heI
sehce aud drcreed acc ,rdingly
AND WILKINS. Clerk.
nAlAD a BAssErr. Attv- tor PHI.
Ay y. <s~Prs. Zee $500
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d e N TISTR Y
n n IJNcOIN n n 6

G. LINCOLN, D. d. s.
Office Ohio street Sd door West of 4fh Sweet.
HAYING LOCATED PERMANENTLY IN
III Terrc- Haute, respectfully tenders his ser
vices to the citizens of the city and ADJOINING
of Teeth inserted on gold, silver or Piatin plate.
In style which eennn. be surpassed, en- fair
principles and reasonable terms, and will leave
Ii optional with the paticntto take them or not,
as their comfort or appearance shall dictate sf-
ter trial. Filling and extracting carefully stssn-
ded to.
All work warranted,
Ether giECn wnsp required fsr the extraction Of
teeth.
April26, dwiy
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Administrators Notice.

THE undersigned has been appointed Admin
] istratJr of the estate of William Arnold !,
deceased, late of Vigo county. said estate Is
insoIyent. Il. T.. BASSETT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ale and Porter I

MADISON, Dayton Detroit and, Philadei phla
NI ale and Porter, bottled for Family use, by
u. WELSH e. CO.,
an OdOut No ~ Warren Biock.
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WHITE & WILL.
Auction and Commission Merchants

HAVING established th ,mselves permanent
III In the CITY Of Terre-Haute, at No iOe. op
posite tho Southern Bank, on Wabash street
will sell goods Of all kinds on consign-
lnont- close out stocks-sell furniture make
advances eonsi znments, aud do all otn-
or m tttcrs and things pertaining to the Auction
and Commission businsss.
They will also attend public sales In aay part
ofthe county. on reasonable terms
mafdw2m
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IRON AT q !

WE will sell Bar Iron, In any quantity, at
w 90 cents per pound, as we wish to reti.s
from the Iron trade.
dwim BENEST & co.