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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

1--WE. HENDRICKS is a candidate
for the Office Of Prosecutor in the Court o!
Common Pleas. subject to the decision OF
the Opposition Convention.
u We are authorized to announce j l..
HUMASTON, as a candidate for Sheriff
Of Vigo county. subject to the decision OF
the Opposition Convention.
~ IL James Hook will be acandidate
for the Representative before the Opposi-
ton Convention, he will be supported by
MANY CITIZENS.
IL We are authorized to announce N. W.
BENSON, as a candidate for Coroner,
subject to the decision of the Opposition
Convention.
1--WE are authorized to announce H. ID.
SCOTT as a candidate for County Treas
urer, subject TO the opposition Convention.
~ We are au thorized to announce the
name of JAMES NJ. TOLBERT as can
dida,e for Sheriff, subject to the decision
of the Democratic Convention.
1--WE are authorized TO announce the
name ofJOSEPH II. BLAKE, as a candi
date for Clerk of Vigo County, subject to
the decision of the Democratic Conven
ton.
IL We are authorized to announce
THOMAS B. SNAPP as a candidate for
Sheriff subject to the decision Of a Demo
cratic convention.
~ We are authorized to announce the
name of SQUIRE M. PATTERSON as
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.
" We are authorized 10 announce MAR
WIN NJ. HICKCOX, as candidate for
Sheriff. subject to the decision of an Oppo-
sition Convention.
G-T We arc authorized TO announce y.
SHANNON, as a candidate FOX County
Treasurer, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention.
~ We are authorized to announce the
name OF GEORGE F. LYON, as candi-
date for Sheriff Of Vigo county, subject TO
the decision of the Opposition Conven-
ton
IL We are authorized To announce the
name of JOSEPH @. YATES, as n candi
date for Sheriff of Vigo county, subject TO
the decision of The Opposition Conven-
ton.
II We are authorized 10 announce A. B.
CRANE, az a candidate for Judge Of the
Eourt Of Common Pleas for he counties nf
Vigo, Parke and Sullivan.
Rockville Republican Copy aud charge
Express.
IL We are authorized to announce the
name of SAMUEL CONNER as candi.
date for Sheriff of Vigo County, subject
to the decision of the Opposition Conven-
ton.
name of HENRY II. TEL, as a candi-
date for County Clerk. subject to the de-
cision Of the Opposition Convention.
IL We are authorized to announce JO-
SEPH O.JONES, as a candidate for Sher-
if of Vigo county, subject to the decision
of Convention.
EE. BASSETT will be candidate be.
fore the Opposition Convention, for NOM
ination to the Office of County Clerk.
IP We are authorized to announce the
name of JACOB II. HAGER, as a candi
date for Clerk of Vigo county, subject to
the decision of the Opposition Convention
u T. A. MADISON will be candidate
before the Opposition Convention, for
Treasurer Of Vigo county.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON. Nav

WAsHs0roS, May Ia.
The precise character of the mission of
the japanese was not ascertained till last
night, when they produced letter, dated
Yedda. handsomely written in English, in
which i. is stated that the Princes come
here as ENJOYS extraordinary, with the re.
quest that they be presented TO the P.esi
dent.
This letter was probably prepared at
The instlnce Of Consul Gen. Harris.
This morning Mr.. Ledyard was at the
quarters Of the japanese. arranging for
the official visit 10 the State Department
to morrow, consequently their reception
by the President will moi, probably, take
place till Thursday.
Scribes Of the embassy are busily en-.
gagged IN writing dispatches. announcing
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FROM CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May I4-I0P. /,

CHICAGO, May 14-l0 N.
special dispatch to the n. Y. Tribune
says, the confusion increases this evening.
The confidence of the Seward party is
6rmer than ever. His friends claim IS
electoral votes on the first ballot, and his
nomination on the fourth, by the aid oil
Ohio and parts Of Pennsylvania, New Jer
seY and Illinois. On the other hand New
England is dislodging from Seward. He
il not likely to hold half her votes, per
haps not one-third.
Minnesota and California threaten an
early desertion, aud the leading men of the
four doubtful States, says they will stand
firm and united against him. The fact
that they show no signs of uniting on q
common candidate, however, is against
them.
Gov. Dennison, of Ohio, 10 here, and il
is repOrted that he and Mr. Chase are in a
scheme to transfer the Ohio vote to Mr.
Seward.
Dudly Field, of New York, and his
friends have joined the party OF Mr. Bates,
and efforts ara making to concentrate the
opposition to Mr.. Seward upon him.
Mr.. Lincoln, however, seems TO be gain
ing ground, and his Illinois friends are
greatly encouraged TO night, at the :Pros.
pect Of his uniting the doubtful States and
the Northwest.
There is not much talk of Judge Nc
Lean, and an old letter Of his, recommend
ing a Temporary policy towards the South
Carolina notification, is doing him dam
age.
There is less talk of Wade than before
Mr.. Stewards nomination is possible but
not probable. but his friends can have tho
chief voice in naming who shall be taken
il he falls.
There begins to be some talk OF Col
Fremont. notwithstanding his letter. Mr.
Stewards friends say he is the only man
VINO can beat HIM.
The proclivities of the Virginia delega-
lion are matter OF some dispute. They are
claimed by both Seward and Bates, but
will probably be divided. The rest Of the
slave States ase for Bates. Kansas will ia
admitted ard will vote solid for Seward.
The German Convention 10 day did
nothing. only eight delegates were present
They could not even pass a resolution de-
magdiDg that the National Convention
should denouncc the famous Msssachu-
sets two years amendment.
The German friends Of Judge Bates are
increasing.
MIDxroHr.-Two or three thousand PEG
pie crowded into the city to night, and
the hotels are crowded 10 OVERLOOKING.
The probability OF Mr.. Stewards nomi-
ma ton increases.
His friends say il is all fixed, but The op
position is very strong, and the experiment
is so dangerous one, that il will hardly
be perfected, even IL the power continue.
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State of Indiana, vlgo County, o.

Vigo Circuit Court, Sept. Term, so.
No. 1923. Touissant C. Buntin vs.. Henry Mar.
win, Teresa Cerdelia Marvin Joseph N. Rich
Notes and Foreclosure.
DE II remembered that on the LIST day OF MAY.
II 1860, the plaintiff, per Scott and Booth, his
attorneys, filed in the Clerks Office his com
plant against the defendants, for the fsreclo-
sure OF mortgage together with the afhdayit OF
the SAID plaintiff that the said defendants are
not residents OF the State OF Indiana, and that
they and each ofthcm are necessary parties to
this action, being promissory notes secured by
mortgage.
The said defendants are therefore hereby no.
tilted that unless they be and appear before the
Judge OF this Court, on the first day OF the next
term thereof, hereafter 10 be held al the Court
House In Terre-haute, then and there on or be.
fore the calling ofthc cause for trial, plead, an
swer or demur TO the plaintiffs complaint, the
matters and things therein contained win DO
heard and determined In their absence, and de.
creed accordingly.
AND. WILKINS, elk. wee.
mygw3prfees4
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ESDaniel Vaughan, a soldier Of
the Revolution, died last week in Mas.
sau county, Fla, az the age of ninety
eight. He was born il Boston, was
at the battle Of Lexington, fought man
fully at the battle of Saltwater and
Saratoga, and was continually in the
service of his country from the frs,
fire at Lexington to the surrender Of
Lord CORVALLIS, and passed consecu-
lively through the battles Of Trenton
and Monmouth.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

State Of Indiana, Woo Counfu. IS.

STATE Of Indiana, Vigo County, IS.
TAKEN UP as an cstray, on the 10Th day O
April, 1860, by James n. Bundy, living in Hone
Creek Township, a sorrel Horse, with a blae
face, and len hind foot white, shod ell round,
little saddle and harness marked, supposed 4
be about ten years old, about fifteen hands high
appraised at SIS by Levi Bogard and Isaac
Mills, on the ard day of May, 1850.
4. MILLS, J. =.
true copy from my Rslray Book.
AND. WILKINS, Clerk,
rnow3w BY GEO. EARLY, Deputy.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEw YoRK, May Is.
Flour 5c@lOc lower. More doing for
export aud home consumption. Sales
IL. 500 barrels. 30 suPcrfine State, $3.50
5,37 extra.
Rye -four quiet; small sales at $500
4,20
Whskey heavy aud lower. Sales $50
barrels at 2l2@22.
Wheat heavy,with only limited demand
for export and home consumption. Sales
10000 bushels Racine at / ,25; 5000 do
prime Milwaukee club at ,2S.
Rye scarce at Sic.
Barley dull and leavy. Sales 40
bushels at 54c.
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tate of Indiana, County 81 vfgs, 80.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Marvin NJ.
~ Hickcox, administrator Of the estate 81
Thomas j. Patterson, deceased, has filed his petit
ton TO sell the real estate Of the decedent. HE
personal being insufficient TO pay his debts; and
That said petition will be hoard at the next term
OF The Court of Common Pleas Of said eouaty.
Tcet: AND. wILkINS- fslsk
Mays, 1e60-w3w (pr lee e3,n0l
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Notice Of Application for License,

NOTICE is hereby given that will apply TO
In the Board OF Commissioners OF vigo ccun-
W, Indiana, at thsiI next term, commencing o
sell ''lntsxieating Liquors In less quantitie
than quart at time, Tor one year" Ny place
OF business and the premises wherein said a
quors are TO be drank, are located at No. \, on
Second and wabash streets, and knows as
"Spragues Saloon."in TcIre.Haute, Harrison
myowfw R.sPRAGuR.
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BURNED AT THE STAKE.

NEW YoRK, May IA.
The correspondence of the Tribune wri.
ting from Buchanan, Texas, gives partieu-
lars of the burning at the stake of a young
white man, supposed to be Yankee who
had with him wagon load of books con-
sisting of Bibles and standard religious
works. and few copies Of Helpers I'm
pending Crisis.
The victim was stripped, covered with
tar, tied to a tree over his own wagon
which was filled with faggots and tar and
then set on fire.
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FAMILY NECESSITY,

The following statement speaksfor itself;-'ln
lifting the kettle from the FIRE IL caught and
scalded ing hands and person very severely-one
hand almost to crisp. The torture was almost
unbearabe II was an awful sight. The
Mustang Liniment appeared to extract the pain
almost Immediately. nhealed rapidly and left
no scar ofaccount.-Ch Charles Foster, 400, Broad
street, Philadelphia" tits trulya wonderful ar
ticle. 1t will cure any case of swelling, Burns,
Stiff Joints, Eruptions or rheumatism. For
Horses, it should never pc 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-
tions.
The genuine is sold by respectable dealers in
all parts of the world. BARNES & PARK,
app w1mo Propretors, n. Y.
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EEA fellow doubling whether OF
not he should volunteer to fight the
Mexicans, one Of the flags, waving
before his eyes, bearing the inscrip-
ton, Victory or DEATH" somewhat
troubled and discouraged him. "vic-
tory is a very good thing" said he
"but why put it victory or DEATH
just put it victory or crippled, and I'll
go that"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice of Attachment.

Robert n Hudson Leonard Barney--Attach-
mcnt before l.. Duy, J.. Z.
The plaintiff filed in my Office is affidavit, set
ting forth that the said defendant is indebted TO
him and that the defendant is a nonresident OF
the St ate of Indiana, and caused writ of attach
ment TO be issued by me, against the goods and
chattels credits and effects ofthc said defendant
Now therefore said defendant is hereby notif-
ed to be and appear before me at my Office IN
Terre Haute, on the 9Th day of June, 1860,
at ~ o'clock m, otherwise said proc eeding will
be determined in his absence.
myI6w3 LAMBERT DUY,J j. Z.
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For Sale !

THE thorough bred Stallion FRANK
l. PIERCE lie Is beautiful mahogany bay,
black legs, and tail six ears old this spring
and the rise of iG hands high.
Frank Pierce was sired by Napoleon cd, no by
old Napoleon, Cleveland bay, Uhe English
Coach Horse,) Imported by Col. Oakley. Frank
Pierce's dam was Messenger and Highlander
marc from Kentucky. THIS horse viii be sold
on time for good paper. Judges OF good Stock
are requested to call aud examine him, as he "a
not slow on the turf. Enquire of
Il. w. SHARPER,
81 story, Holmes Foundry.
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Notice of Application for Licence

NIOT1CE is hereby given, that we will np-
~ ply to the Board OF Commissioners of Vi
20 county, Indiana, ny their next term, COM
menclng on tho first Monday In June, 1860, for
lioence to sell "lntoxIcating Liquors In less
quantities than n quart at time.r Our piace
OF busiHeis Is on 2d street, No. 70, between
Cherry and Wabash streets, five doors north of
the Stewart House. in Tcrre-Haute.
May IL, dlt-wfT GREGG d STRAwN.
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EDWARD BATES at CuIcAGo-F p Blair
jr., Horace Greeley, John D. Delrees, Johr
@. Voge, James b. Eaves and Dr. A. We
mer, have issued an address urging the
claims of Edward Bates for the nomina
tion by the Chicago Convention.
They urge; among other things, that he
is the favoritc of the entire Opposition Of
Missouri; that he will unite of Pennsylva-
MIA, New Jersey. Oregon and Indiana, and
will be able to carry Illinois.
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GRAND ENoAMPMENT-From the reports
of the officers Of the Grand Encampment
of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
made to that body yesterday, We gather
the following items for the six months
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16
The Fire King

Votante, completely enveloped in a Volcano OF
Fire. This Is the only company that has ever
performed this thrilling act.
The Company ispessessed of 4 beautiful stud
ofThorough-br Ring Horses, with new and
brilliant Decorations, rrappings, &c.
A TRlUMPHAL PROCESSION will enter the
city at 10 A. NJ, headed by team fancy mark
Arabian Horses, driven by Nv. Paul, the Amer
lean Hercules.
A full Corps of Auxiliarlcs is attached TO this
Co.
Performance every Afternoon & Evening
ADMISSION, Boxes so Cts. Pit, % Cts:
Will Exhibit at Tcrre Haute on Tuesday May
Goth 1860, on the lot south Oft. II, House.
CHAS. WHITNEY, Advertiser.
ANDY SPRINGER, Agent.
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G a mp al g n Tri b u n g
REPUBLICA Z AROUSE!

wePropose to issue Campaign Edition
The New York Scmi-W eekly Tribune
CONNIE ncing with the regular issue Of May ls,
which will con tain the proceedings OF the Re-
publican National Convention at Chic ago, and
closing with the issue of November 0, in which
we hope to announce the triumphant choice Of
a Republican President and Vice President.
The Campaign Tribune will thus consist of5l
regular issues o fthe Semi-Weekly Tribune, be-
ing the full size of the Daily and Weekly edi
tions, and one of the largest newspapers print.
ed, containing few advertisements, but giving
a full, current history of tho
PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS OF 1860,
The Platforms OF the several parties, their
candidates. arguments, meetings, speeshes, &c
with all the intervening State Elections, and
full summaries Of the foreign and other news
of the day, including letters from our CORES
pondents in England, France, Germany, Italy,
California, South America, &c This issue will
not ther ofore be read and priced by ardent pol
iticians only, but will be interesting to all, and
thus calcula' ed TO win the indifferent rs well as
to arouse and stimulate those already convinced
that tine Republican cause is founded on truth
and justice, and therefore ought to prevail
The Campaign Tribune will be mailed on the
following terms, payable always In advance:
For single copy Isl ssues).. .........;:.... 81
For "a 20
For 100 81 % o. so
Whoever sends $40 for II copies may at any
time afterward increase the number TO "a, or
from "a to 100, by sending the difference as a.
bove between the price OF the smaller aud that
OF the larger club.
Our own interest in thus Issuing papers ut a
price barely exceeding the cost OF the white pa
per, is so slight that we do not hesitate to urge
all who desire the triumph of the Republic an
cause 10 cooperate with us by early and earn
est efforts to give wide and general circula-
ton TO the Campaign Tribune.
all "A er.a. pf.at
shall write for them
Address HORACE GREEDY l. Co.,
No. 15f Nassau-st, New York.
New York, April &c, 1860.
mNgwo
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~' The Rev. Daniel Worth has
been released from Jail in North Car.
olina on $4,000 bail, and is now in
New York.
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Timers and Stove Dealers.
TAXI NOTICE

yQVHB subscriber having purchased one nun.
II dred bundles ofShoet iron from the cele.
brated Mandatory of lex. Swift & Co., of Gin
cinnaii, Ohio now receiving and will sell IN
same at Cincinnati prices, freight added, al No
co East Washin2ton street, indianapolis, three
doors east Of Odd Fellows Han.
aplndw HENRY 4. KELLOGG.
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observation-disclosures Notice,

T ETTERS of Administration, de beRis mon,
i A upon the estate which was of John F. King
late of Vigo county, Indiana, deceased. has been
granted to the undersigned.
mgI6w3 CT NOBLE, Admir-
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For Sale.

| A GOOD FARM, 10 miles north of Tcrre uante
"A on the Lafayette, Road, Consisting OF Iyr
acres-loo acres In cultivation with COED Inn
proyements. This farm will be sold cheap, and
| terms OF payment made easy
Forpartieulars enanirc at this ofice.
mae6dwim.
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OCTOBER ELECTION.

u Fee for announcing Candidates for
County Offices S2-fo be paid Invariably in 0d
uduce IN
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uThe following flat,ering notice is la.
ken from the Portsmouth (Ohio) Seioto Val
ley Republican, of April 3, 1858.
ScANDINAvIA.-A friend writes to US fol-
our "real opinion" of DIR Roback's Scan
dinavian Remedies,-where he can obtain
them. and why they are called "Scaudi.
navian," and we are frequently asked the
came questions. Scandinavia is the an
cient name of Sweden and Norway, and a
Scandinavian, that is a Swede or Norwe
gian, slTectionately calls his country
Scandinavia" in the same sense as We
speak of Columbia" or 1.-The Union."-
By the way, there are over nine thousand
Scandinavian families In Dane County
Wisconsin. Although a citizen Of this
country for many years. DR.. Roback is
Swede by birth, and compounds his Medi
cines of Swedish herbs. We think that the
name is very appropriate. We have the
very highest opinion of the Medicines, and
of DR.. Roback himself, who is not only q
singulariy skillful physician. but gentle.
man Of the Old School. as we know person.
ally. Our advertisement columns will an.
swer the rest Of our friends letter See
advertisement.
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DIR. CHURCHILL'S
Cure for Cons II m d t n

DIR. CHURCHILL,S
Cure for CO n S u m p t o n
IMPORTANT TO ALL CONSUMPTIVE AND
Il NERVOUS SUFFERERS.-That fatal scourge
Of the human raee-Coasumption-can now be
prevented and cured with the same certainty as
any other disease. The new remedy discovered
by DR.. Churchill, of Paris, has performed more
cures of Confirmed Consumption in single
year, than can be found in the records of Medi-
cal History in the last century,
The Hypophospites of Lime and Soda
Act with Promptness and Certainty in every
stage of Consumption, and with invariable eff
cacy in all Deragements of the Nervous and
Blood Systems, General Debility, Dyspepsia,
Asthma, Ricketts,, Female Complaints, Sperma-
tOrrhea, in all disorders dependent on imperfect
or impaired nutrition, and in all cases OF local
or constitutional Debility. They increase the
nervous and vital energy, relieve G ough, check
Night Sweats, diminish Expcct0ration, improve
the appetite, arrest Diarrhoea. promote refresh
ing sleep, and create new and healthy blood.
A FAIR TRIAL is CERTAIN CUREi
WINCHESTER'S GENUINE PREPA-
RATION
OF the HYPOPHOsPYTES OF LINE d. SODA
is The only reliable form OF DR.. Churchill's Rem
edy, and is approved by the Medical Profession
generally. Use no other, or any remedy con-
tanning iron.
PRICES-In7 and l6 ounce (pint) bottles, 81
and 81 each.
Dr.Churchill's s'Treatise on Consumption, -
and circular, sent gratis to all enquircrs. Let
no sufferer delay to write for them. Sold by
tail, at the sole General Depot, by
J. WINCHESTER, 43 John ST., NY.
For sale by THOS. u. BARR 81 co,
ap3dw3m Terre-IIaute.
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Terre Haute, Indiana.
A TTENDS TO ALL OPERATIONS IN HIS
N Profession, in careful and satisfactory man.
ner. Thankful for the liberal patronage receiy-
ed, he so-licitsa continuance of the same.
0yI3-dawtO
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

10 Go to Miller's Fine Art Gallery for
the best Ambrotypes, Photographs, and all
kinds OF nictures.
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Insurance against loss or damage by fire, on
dwellings, furniture, stores, warehouses, mer-
chandise, mills, manufactures and most all
kinds ofproperty, can be Effected in this Compa-
ny, upon as favorable terms, as the nature OF
therisks and security to property holders will
warrant.
Particular attention givcu to insuring Farm
property, consisting of dwellings, barns and out
buildings connected, and furniture, live stock,
hay, grain, farming utensils, &C., contained
therein, for a term of years at low rates of pre-
MUM.
Applications for insurance may be made 70 the
Undersigned, tho duly autharized agent of said
Company. j. Il. HAGER,
ma2Odw0m At McKeen's Bank.
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their arrival, with the incidents Of their
voyage, 10 be sent to San Francisco by the
Pony Express, and thence TO Japan.
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"a Xss-0O
GlO3 SOUTHERN BANK BLOCK.
81 M con Cory
HAS REMOVED HIS STOCK OF HARDWARE
IL to his New Building. No. IO3 Main street
four doors east OF the Southern Bank, where he
hopes his old customers and as many new ones
as may favor him with a share OF their patronag
will give HIM call. He has on hand and 10 re-
ceiving almost daily, well selected stock of
SHELF HARD WARE.
Mechanics Tools of + .ry Deserip-
tion.
DOORS,
sAsH,
Nails, steel, &e.
All ofwhieh, and everything peItsiRingt 10 his line
OF business, he will continue TO sell at the
Very Lotoest Figures.
nov.l6