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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
50 Reward--Estra, Notice.

L'SlhAl b from the Subscriber. lls ing eight
IA miles east ,f Terrc-haste. nesr tee rail-
road Kan >rnEE. about six seass old; mar9co
wiz bail crop 0at 0i The len ear and rouua
hole IA the rignt ear. There are come white
hairs on the en- OF the tail and a wsrt on tie
rlght shoulder. Had bell on when hc len.
sbwili be given for his return, aud a hbsra
Inward FOR any information that " ga leae Q hi-
recovery.
iy3wadi, GEORGE POSTER
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

III n nSsaa Ria s5A'DN6
Hrimholl's Buchu o. - Gravel.
fisiulbold's Bacna o. nspnsv.
H-lmnoit's HIctH OF Ae.Nops1t<s.
Heinhola's kaehu 90 f.1ts Of re uofy.
nrinbal1's Barha eos f.as- 81 Sitaf.
f'ri Htoit's fueta % ~ u'se 81 Vision.
Hllmboid's guellu ID nirait u saihing
iirfmnoti's nseea ~ Wrak Scssc~.
Hrhatoii's Hucan 80 - Distinctions.
Heimsold's Bltsr f-cesstt ariHng
nom Iudiaeecttah. eni 90 ZEE etfes o. Ne
SEXUAL pFgANN.
cttsttnt iu eithet srt flul sh. ever C44fc orr 3
ard ~ mattel Of rns fute ~ ding.
Itefsahsld'- ES4s.t nlrh1 a. rI-s.ant "a IL
taste snt efsr. and 'nusrd 80 b. ~ retieu. E,
Price 81 pr bottle. * 90. g.. Delivered 90
any sddrc-a, acco nrsnira bF fefiahtc crrfIfcafe
Depot. tof ~4lth irufh So. fHifs1rlF hte.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
Notice Of Attachment


I'hs uo1sfsiguea viii nske sPpl'cati on - ibe
1 bosrdof CounlssI onefs of tlro C1nnIf
Ineians. stthelr re.te q - sesslon ls1 1of n
cease % sell spirtoas leu0rs In less Qaantlfg
thsn qaart "a tine. % be dr4nk Ga the % en-
ises. esiar ths ferrs hsnte Eousr. = subtle
Hotel. ne asasi rlscs Of business ~. sHd Kept
~ NE nn5ersigust. sisuatst on lot NJ. O. cor
nsr o. ia md Wsp4.h streets ia Ierre- nsrte,
vixo c3asfy i8flsna.
sas. l-s8 di-ss BRS. HUBss
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

GLEk Club.-There will be a meeting Of
,he rsrre Hanle Lincoln Glee Club. At the
AUDITORS room. this evening. al { o'clock
Ali ibs members are requested to be pres
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

L. The maxims Of the wIsest men are
u prose fse the body "a perfect health. not 10
IS at for TIE development Of disease. Be Nise
81 iifnr; check ard guard against the fret ap
preach. Keep the stomach and blood healthy
sud pure, aud the pia sae- Of poisoned atmos-
Phere iaii harmless. The only remedy that viii
thoroughly paFg the blood, and al the same
tifne strengthen aud invisorsts the system, -
McLssH'ssirc tightening Cordial and Bloed Pu-
r6cf Tp l.. and be convinced. Sc adser-
tIseucnt.
aurldwlm
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
NJ. kILBoukSr, ". X
DIED.

In tais cay. on Saturday. tellsh inst.
Mary ~. daughter Of May !. add Z ID
Caser. aged one year. three months aud
sixties days
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
Dyspepssa and General Debility.
CARLISLE. Warren County, O..


March ;, le5-.
DR. &. " RoBkCk-Derr Sir For the
beueIt OF suffering humanity permit me to
say that have found your Scandinavia
Blood Purifier aud Blood Pills. a sure cure
FOR Indigestion aad Liver Complaint l
have suffered from the above mentioned
diseases Tor five years I'D have tried a
great many physicians. blt all % 10 psr
pose vas advised by friend 10 Try
Year Blood Purifier suG Pills aud did so.
I was living IN Cincinnati at the time and
/ went 10 your office and purchased Que
bottle OF the Purifier ard one box of Pills
20 commence with. and bless the day
found your valuable medicines. for | am
enjoying gooa health. and feel confident
thai the care u permanent, Let others
bny and take whst they please. "a fsr me.
give me the Blood Purifier and Tile Tor all
chroric diseases. which arise from impure
blood or derangemeut o. the digestive or
gans. I take no other medicines, and
have nof for the last eighteen nooths-
Most truly, 4. V DpsOIs.
So aver iscment.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

hAssHD On the Oh inst by Rev. w.
= Black. Mr.. wILIisx SrssrlL to Miss
MAsekREr FRAsck. all ofthis city.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

State of Indiana, vigo County. SIS.

- ~''@ - t"-ftf cfftta@rfF ffF4A Arf'-
Sarah }. Rynersen -. wm. B. Ryaerson.
f(k u remembered that on the Itth say 81 1u-
I'D ~, \. a. ie6p. the pIsinfin. DER Harvey IL.
>eoti. hei attorney, died la the ofIrc 81 the
cierk Of the Aforesaid Cont hc1 complaint. also
Inc afhdavi1 Of q dlsintetested aad compcfent
sincss that the said Nm. 4 Rynefson. ~. d.
iennant herein. b. not re- -ident ofthe state 90
tncisna. The said defendant j. therefore here
y notncd that unlcfs he DC and appear before
DC Judge OF sd Court, GA Ike fret day Of ths
next term thereof, hereafter 10 be 10 az IN.
ourt House In lcrre uaute, on thc nrst Men
Il, Ia Ncpte mocr 100. ;hcu and these on or be-
Tore me s-ilins o. The cause feT trisl. plead an
sNtf or dcmur 10 me pi4lutf1 lplaii.t. tIt
natte ~ aud th.Hg- thcrclu coufaiurd vii be
ncard aud etermlned in his absence sns de-
creed accordingly.
lycev3-sf AND. WILKINS en-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
Pistfsrr. % the Breekinridgs wing
THE CANDIDATES


Platform 81 the Breekinridge wing
THE CANDIDATES
Fer Pyesid<rf-JosS G. BsKcxisziDes, %
Kentucky.
For Wee Pressd<sf--GkS Jossra L<xx. o.
or>eos SO kIAkr ~
Rssslr>d. That the platform adopted By
the Democratic party Al Cincinnati be AZ
hrmed. with the following explanatory res
elutions:
4. That the 6oversa.est Of . Territory
orgsnixed By an act 81 Congress IL prova
ionsl snd temporary. snd csrirK - exist
ence all citizens Of the L nited Stats have
az equal right 10 settle With their property
IN the territory, ~ithout their rigLts. eth
CT ~ person or property. beIns destroyed
by Congressional or Territorial LegisiA-
ton.
2. That n 10 the duty Of the Fed.ra
Government. n ell the departments. shen
necessary, 10 protect the right Of rer,Ons
and property IN the Territories and where.
ever else its constitutional authority s1.
tssds.
g. That vh.n The settler. in Territory
haEing AZ sdesaate p0pn alton. form .
STATE Constitution be tight Of severe gniy
commences, ard being communicated By
their admission into the Union. they stand
on an equality With the people q other
States. aud a States thus organized ought
20 be admitted into the Federal Union.
whether ia consiituiioR prohibits o. rec
ogn Ess The Gsstitntton Of slssery.
That The Democratic party are n "a
vor Of the scquis.tion Of Cubs. on saeh
terms a. shall be honorable 70 ourselves
and jast 10 Span. a. the earliest pr.eiiea
Die moment.
; That the Democracy Of the Usitsd
States recognize II "a an Imperative duty
Of the Government 70 protect The nsturali
zed citizen m all h. rights. -bsthsr a.
home or 10 foreign lands, TO the sane e1
tent a. IT, native born citizens
Wh>ress. One Of the greatest Becs.sities
Of The age. In . political. s0Dnsfeisi, pcs
tai. snd military point o. view. - speedy
eomnunieation between the Pacific .sd
Atlsntic coasts: therefore Re ig resolved,
!. That the Nalionsl Democratic party
do hereby pie dss themselves TO uss every
means 10 their power 10 secure The pss.
age Of some ball. TO the extent Of their eon
authority 81 Congress. Or the
Of railroad 10 The Psclkc
Ocean. az the EARLIEST Prsetieabis moment
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
A PREVENTIVE
.1slx<F rnx
De B llitaiiag Effsets
rne
wLsTEgN CLamAfx.


ft-ussss ssfupt rsraasea. ssissoa =
r-eieki - efifaa. aedfa tAls fora slsne are shs
IA fsl,sa eatsts ~ issu. ~ rsnersl feals So
kiter7tifr. re.ns-1. Tie TaHre Of eases Il
40 - stSefd sseF, eiAsr rsneaY, 10 sAs, Of
issss sisss hesiErissla p,sr>p.is. Liver Goa
fisisi, 10. Of Appetite, knaslstlsa q sAs
FiesA. ispf.ss 81 wssks>ss. -kisA sr< sss Sc
ala - astsriorailss 81 iks Bleed. a.
sss~aily sfsssiss, go N cssfns>a csass.e.
noe 4~E fssrfwIn
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
Valuable Farm for Sale.

- llOAtkD one mi ie south OF Terre- Hautr
- Ind, near the - abash kiscl. on lhc Vim
oennes road, containing "qi acres and go sitas.
ted that a. can be divided either East AMI "a c.t
North and South 10 make two beautiful farms
ne whole or bali 10 DO solu 10 sgif purchasers
allowed 10 BE- tue best improved ard most ae-l-
rable isrm IA Nigo countg- rhr whole enclose
~ board fences 4 latge two slnri modern
built name dwelling am. ott bulldinrs OF the
premises dnc Young Orchard. aud nIl oiacr
Improvements OF q d. 20 class I.rm. wifnnn IN
surpassed lotstlon ana OF eesy acoess 10 Ietre.
liauie. Apply so
WILLIAM CORBRN
May -, d~-u ferre- iiaute, lad.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

The members Of Evening ssI Tenn
pie Of Honor, No 80. are notified 10 meet
a. their Hall this afternoon al O'Clock for
the PurPose Of attending the funeral Of our
late brother. George l. Howe.
kftnousx. Wk
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
FOR CATTLE AND HORSES

THIS is truly Great Remedy
Hsfa Is e. a 80 tteo seas Irsisut Ne
llei, given in Hfin ut4tl uftfts seluom lalls
10 euro horse . cfo'c ss u,inatas. a.
extreme eases tcsc in cen nlu
utcs
Dor Bruises. 81 sfes Se.sirs ard many aths
inluries Oh tfor. ~. &c "a o. animals
Nioan's irstaNt Ec' 81 tpfftife Effects cure.
Nsuy persons 81 " ID ) e.'isred % witns
ne rapid cure eaeftrl hFIre rsr 81 this uon8. %
Ii --a-----.- L. : - - 80.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
rruHs sarrs
CLASSICAL ACADEMY
Asa Family Boarding school,
ELEVENTH TERN.

We - e-iss - sp<.d ssrss 81 strkf Esars
s<rslg ~ sfrspins fsrsfAss a. @ufk laftn az
0~s<t @sf A. - issrssd szstfT 49, asts ffslfs
ssssf sfsF.f Milton.
rme has established tAa sens6i thls Instna.
Ties srer4s - the Eariist ssd CisssicsI ste
dat, tstas ens ~ sfs.en ~ tsIig stlsntae
is<taFta. - tts othcr ~ mors practical sys-
te1n Of lnslrsf.ion 10 tie ncisaf a. sell a. Ia
TIE Nof<fn LanEaaxes.
Wseall ne slfsstioR ofths people ge The faes
thst the nuuneer ofsuf s;ctents heIar restricted
and slmss nIste ~. oris few sfu1ents nnore
csn fetsixe atmittancs.
Nestterm wili eeamsnes vonday. ssr -
FofpsrlCslsrs address
sssfws : RoYcE. rriusipai.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

'TakeR ~ pa alter EldrsJge, living IN Hon
81 Geek tovnsbsf Nigo Conats lndisna.
one esfray mare. a bay mare supposed 70 De
four years old, with blsxe face. one hip knock
ed down, two white feet, no ofhef marks or
brands peFe ptAble. taxen az the second day Of
July LEGO. Appraised 10 seventy FIVE dollars
~ J. 4. Nctoskcy.
Vim. n. McCoskey.
certify this 10 be a true copy Of ms Est fay
Book thls ne lfth Iuly io6o-
" VA. A. BiDD. D p.
cefiffy The foregoing % ee a-irnc cory ron
the EstraY Record.
Aus. :. ?, AND. WILKISS. Ok.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

PEI Praid<at-- ApasaAu LlseolS. Of ILL
not-
PEI Wee Prsslsaf--H.sNfsat H.stts. Of
ksise
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

Ia this city on Monday Aug l3.h offlux
Mr George L. Hove. age ~ years q
The funeral win take place this after
boon AZ 4 o'clock. from the Let Bsplis,
Church
His friends are respectfully invited to al
attend without further notice.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

Tse y .stssssi U~pustteas Platform
Adopted at thissge, Nay lie, tsss.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
q d " a n t a & G
CflccsisrE
4 HANDSOME PRESENT
ue-ra rsos 50 essF. 20 lov s.flsrs.
WITH EACH BOOK.

WITH lt1h BOOK,
ID. g. fNANS' ons inal Can Book Enierpr..s
na- ocen "a dorrcc - thr hook
1ade sni sll TIE leading ,iiy
sna soentry ncwsPaprrs IN
ffe iulteg states.
> a. EkANe funCtu "a hus4ncss transactions
tfvc received fhr ap6rohaton
90 over slf n.liIfous II ciflrtus
~ IRE United Sftfcs. ssch ri
rtor. have received suh.tar-
fsal evidence oi TIC hontfis
derived ty rufthasir. books
ai ls rsfahlishmenf
81. g. FNANS done more than any otherpnh-
iisaer Or bookseller in he L
IS. towards cifusiug kuowl-
edge % TIC people Byhls.ss-
TEN many books ere rcaa th.l
otherwise noaid not have fall
en- iito he hands az lcaaerf.-
ilank Lesiie's Newspaper.
O.D.lf ~ Keeps constantly o. hsnd flc
most extensive stock. the
arsltcst assortment Of pooAs.
-nl Circuisics free o. all who
ui.a apply, the moot complete
catalogue 80 Hooks ana uIfi.
in ihe United states
/. G.NNAN~ tas atK4ufaEe, offered hIa a.,
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fHIfT which enable lIn fn
IHrIl Is he ratf.ns eifh finer
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tlab' .shntul.
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books.
ID. a. EVAFsN ~ Classified catalogue or
books eine fasirg Inc writings
90 rNcrl sian4Afe AuthoIln er-
rfl department Of lIfcMinrc.
aDa gives ail IRE infUrnlaflou
relative tu tle purchasing and
iprvading ny Aall or tkprsss
ni hoOhs ordered from ia e..
taaiishm"nf. o. rri ntf " ith fElf
erect oNs how o. ftAll MONEY
q q fkkS-. Catalogue OF hunha NfII o.
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toan1 s4aftss llt1o z,
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rnantitesiunr els on tIts. nnr
tuliritina flussf slau. ~
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tt rHli HHp.s caI o. soiu Ia
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i.aH 80 slfl Hl nn TIE o.
iaa. ut.t.i rH .stlls tioa lI-l..-
uH luf tlass.f a. taIaluguf.
esd rfeIH Itlifr....liltl. 80 -,
r-l.i. 81. f.f.fr.itt 40 aTeltltr
h.Irrt tHar hHHt b. $685. I.sr t.r
in.DlIt al u1lej is4aifed. aLa
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inat ff- nfst pace in tnr oa4-
tfI iH faltNa.t bDoka 81 a
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
SLOANS OIYTNEVT

Fer miidness, - esY, Ceria' ets. Terror snsss
sioaf = oiatment = faudiy rp>rcesiis Oh 9th
- 0iutmeuis md iiuimenfs ~. se eure 81 he
f1llowtp- etta plafrts 80 vrsstrts /. Us - =
a ilfs. cTtrtcf be e. /. rthor6 roifx4f wlnti-
rails. eaifa.. <psvta StseeHs, 2 ausa -ennl.
sred Tel. sssa { els e .shes o. grease.
A. - - liz Il /. - -
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

cali and cxamine co. ourselves and geta de
srpiiou famphlct al SpragHe A Cos Iloihlrl
store. No. "a, under The National Hotel. third
door from the corner 81 Main ard 9Th -tre~fs.
spso d~N ,. l.. RoWLSON. Ag't.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

Pissfsrns % the Deugiss Wing
Fer Prsiasnf--srTrsts A DoUsIA. q II
linoi-.
Fer ptes Pres,asaf-HsssastV JosSsos
Of Georgia.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

Fer the con venience Of future reference.
vs present our readers With the i've poiiii
s.Il pl.tisrm.i 1 ILI-ilN .lllll--
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

gro G. EVANs.
pfoyrisl0x ~ "a Largest Gin 8oes Eaier "a q
inths ~ohi. perm sueofly ioesttf 81 NJ a.
Ches'nut street, fblladeiphis. uslevesscv
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

isnd without further notice.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01
ULYSSES MERCUR, ESQ.
viii address a Republican meeting at
EAST SMITHFIELD,
Friday Evening, Nov. q.
One More Rally!

The Republicans Of Bradford must not con-
slider the battle gained, until they have put
forth every exertion on Tuesday next, and the
sun shall go down upon their duty fully per-
formed True, we elected CURTIN Governor
by large majority, but feeling of too great
security and apathy might now lose the State
to LINCOLN. The same vigorous, determined
systematic labor is necessary now to make the
Republican triumph complete.
1t would require but a few Republicans in
every election district to stay at home think
ing all was safe, to peril the State. 1t is not
sufficient that Pennsylvania should east her
electoral vote for LINCOLN, but the majority
would be SO large as to carry with it rebuke
to the dsunionists, and teach them that Penn
sylvania will ever remain the Keystone of the
Federal arch.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01

TIE RECENT FREsHEr DANsGE IN
TIoGA AND CowANEsQUE VALLEYs.-We learn
through private correspondent, says the Ell
mira Press, that the recent food wrought
great destruction to the farmers and lumber
men on the Tioga and Cowanesqne rivers es-
pecalIy in the vicinity of LawrencevlIe, where
the Cowanesque joins the Tioga the latter
overfowed its bauks On Sunday last and
flooded the Flats making wholesale de-
struction of corn, buckw heat and lumber and
destroying numerous bridges. " Lawrenceyille
was all adoat," the people moying through
the principal streets in boats and on small
RATS No religious services were held in eth
er OF the churches on that day the food en-
tirely preventing it. Nearly all the cellars
were filled with water, and in many dwellings
the water covered the first floors. The Tioga
Railroad sustained considerable damage, and
no trains passed over the Road on Monday,
being prevented by the damage between Law
rerceviIle and Corning.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01
The FINANCIAL Covp1noN OF THE Country.

TIE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY.
the hulaboloo kicked up
about stocks, and the great depression ex-
perienced in Wall street. it is undoubtedly a
fact, that the financial condition of the coun-
try was never in reality in more prosperous
state than at present. One single fact enables
US to gauge, as it were, our latent financial
strength, as accurately as though it had been
measured With line and plulnet Thus the in
creased value of our exports of domestic pro-
duce, from the first of July to the 18th Of
October, this year, over those of the whole Of
last year, is shown to be $l4, ,772 496. This
export, providing for the balance due England
by agricultural products, manilests its effects
at ouce in a decreased demand for the export
of specie, to the amount of upwards Of $l9,
000, ,000 in the lower rates Of exchange, and
the general calculations of men OF bushes on
both sides of the Atlantic
Now these are hard, stubborn facts, which
cannot be ignored or rubbed out, and people
who are wildly throwing their stocks away,
would do we'll to consider them.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01
THE VICTORY IS OURS !

If we bat do our duty on Tuesday next,
the victory is Ours From every Free State
which has already spoken, comes verdict in
favor of Republican principles, while from
those in which no election have been held, we
have an assurance that warrants US in saying
that LINCOLN & HAMLlN will carry every Free
State
The last desperate card Of the Disunioniss
is now being played The dark banner of Sc
ccssion is Haunted in the breeze to frighten the
North from the exercise of their constitutional
rights in electing Republican President 1t
will not avail The Freemen of this Repub-
lie will vote ABRAHAM LINCOLN into the Pres-
dental chair, and they will attend on the
Fourth of March next, (if necessary to see
him iuaugurated.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Mr. EDIroR Il received the following cir

Mr. EDITOR Il received the following cir
cular through the mail few days ago. Other individuals
in this County have been honored in the way AS
the conscientious gentlemen desire to create as
much excitement" I in their favor, desire you
to publish the circular and send copy Of your paper
which contains it to their address II they should be
pleased with this method of creating excitement
they may send you six thousand dollars. In such
precious document which have seen they say that
farmer somewhere in New Jersey had drawn Sc 000 and
from him they accidentally heard of the of the in
divdua to whom the circular sent but they acci-
dentaly met with my because merchant In Oswe
60 had drawn the of SIS ,000 presume he show
ed the money and let it be known that they sent the
prize to him 'Tis true, there special request that
keep this matter strictly private till they send the
money " but it is printed document, signatures and
ALL and have made promise to do so, and they
intend to send the money unless first send them
ten dollars, which am not quite green enough to do,
beray trust of confidence by having it published.
These gentlemen seem extremely desrous to do away
with the prejudice that exists against lotteries in general
and theirs in particular, and it is possible that this publ
cation may be of benefit them in that respect. Inas
much theirs established by the State of Delaware
cannot readily why they desirous to have the
matter kept still until the ten dollars have been sent
to them and the six thousand sent to me- really do
not know what have done for these men, for the
State Of Delaware, that should entitle to six thou
sand dollars of their money, for which return but ten
and for which also an to create an excitement. If
were capable of doing this last could do it with less
money.
In their scheme, they the drawing is done under
the superintendent Of commissioner appointed
by the GoueTnor." If we knew whom the Governor
would appoint it might be well to send him copy of
this private circular G.. r. C0BURN.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01

w. Ii. DECKER, elected as County Commits
sioner, into Office last week. DANIEL DECKER
retiring. Mr. d. possesses the requisite qualifications
necessary for proper discharge of the duties of this i'm
portant office.
a HANSON SPALDING, takes possession of the Sheriff.
office to-day The 1attering manner in which Mr. S. was
selected for this Office an evidence that the people have
placed high estimate upon his integrity and capacity
to discharge its duties We have doubt that the pub
lie expectation viii be than realized.
The retiring Sheriff, THOMAS NJ. WOODRUFF has filed
the office during term of than ordinary import
We believe it is the general verdict that he has
discharged its duties faithfully and promptly and to the
entire satisfaction of the business community
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01

More SECESSION MOVEMENTS Secession ru-
mors of all kinds reach US from the National
Capital, ,-some of them Of the most absurd
character The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Times telegrophs that report
was current there on Friday, on what was
considered reliable authority to the effect
that several of the Southern States, through
the medium Of a secret Commissioner had al
ready obtained pledge from the French. En-
peror that Charleston should be kept open as
free port IN case of a disruption of the Con
federacy. A statement so utterly ridiculous
is unworthy of serious consideration The
same correspondent also states that Senator
Wigfall called upon the President on Thurs
day, aud notified him TO determine upon the
course he would pursue in the event of seces-
sion, as the issue would be forced upon him.
IF Mr.. WigfaI did call upon the President
with any such message, the very fact of the
matter having been mnde public is the best
proof that it was intended only as piece of
brayado.