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, 1860-09-21
The Aspiration.


My bark Is on LIES troubled sea,
] care not where Il goes;
What matter llieis wild storms to meH
What matter where It's elosef
The best Of earth, Its hopes and Joys,
Are dreamy, fading thlngs:
We wish, We sigh, We grasp some prize
II dies on magic wings.
II Il not that hate the world,
Or II hath hated me:
II Is not that no eye hath smiled
To light my weary way:
IT'S not because whAte'eT ! loved,
That death has loved II, too:
Nc, It's not this that makes me sad,
And careless where 90.
I've mAdly loved. yet all In vain;
still madly, still unblest,
! love, aud nuTse the growing pain
That burns within my breast.
My heart must weep, II will not break
My soul must writhe aud bear,
And none shall know the inward ache
BY word, or sigu, or tear.
UnlOved came, unloved 60;
What Is there left for me!
What bitterness 10 yet to know,
When gone for aye from theet
When driven down life's dark abyss,
And death Ia hanging DER,
Twill not wish I'D loved thee less,
BIT thou had'st loved me more.
, 1860-09-21
To a Friend.

When We were IdIsrs with The lettering rIlls,
TIE need Of human love We littls noted;
Our love was Nature, and The peace that noated
On the white mist, and dWelt upon the hills,
To sweet accord subdued our WayWard wills;
One soul was ours, one mind, one heart devoted,
That wisely doting, asked not why IL dotted,
And ours the unknown Joy, which knowing kills.
But now hnd how dear thou vert 10 mel
Tlaa man is more than half bf Natures treasure,
" that fair beauty which no eye can see,
OF that sweet beauty which ne ear can measured;
Aud the streams may sing for Other1' pleasure,
The hills sleep on in-their eternity!
, 1860-09-21
The Sixth Sense.

Inc 61Xtn sense.
was at school close student, young ambi-
tious lad Of sixteen, somewhat homespun, but
young in uprightness and conscious Of power
NY dear father was sick, and gradually under
going that metempsychosis which the shallow
thinker calls death. Il was q stormy day in
January; the snow had fallen two feet deep,
and started for my home, eight miles distant
Ny father had written to me that he wanted to
see me he wanted to give me injunction after
Injunction not to forget my duties TO him in the
case of his wife, my mother. He need not have
sent Il l could not--I never can forget him or
her. Deathi A man such as my father never
dies He lives in his counsels, full Of wisdom
from wide observation and varied experiment,
constituting ample experience in his principles,
which were absolute, as great moral truths are
--in his very mistakes, which were very few and
were small His desire TO see me, growing out
of feeling that he might at any hour "pass
onward" and TO give me counsel, was natural,
but not necessary. But his slightest wish was
law to me; and started for home, as have
said, on foot Weary walk, this trudging in an
unbroken snow-path. Before reached the door
thought my body would tire out completely,
but it did not. accomplishment. II.
ate my supper, chatted awhile with my pa
rents, and went to bed in my old bedroom.
ny A.neI a"u u'v'l'eI .e.s =. ~ So
meg ~ ny arrlvn snu PIouu y I.e. 5"s .,r
leil asleep awoke, arose anu arssseu hs, nysem @
father and mother. They looked surprised, and
inquired why len my geo,
bed ?" said I.
"No.n @ sn1
Well" said, there will somebody come,
and that is why LEFT my bed; at least have
dreamed there wo1lo, ana tne Irealn V w lu'
son 70 me, but nerce reallty. .r
my Iather s'nlleo rs u iherSuulOess ySs - y
ne asked no Drawer or oetteT Ielenoer unAn Jus
ooy. Al tnat Instant my mosneL, very eau sau-
tious woman, heard a rap ~ tne ucor' anu s.ep-
ping to 4, as supposed, to inquire who was .s
there and what was wanted lns'ead oPenee tns
door, and 10 came terrible gus. ., VINO Am. anu
snow, Tor the nlght was hlueous' aho WIN sus'n
marched q woman:
She walked hall way irom me doos 70 tne nre,
when she discovered me, and ev,denty Iook
her back oy my presence. saw tnls atA g,ance.
saw the creature Of my dream. knew WAS
destined for struggle, and ! knew was NOT
wanting IN strength as looked a. my dear lather
and mother She took char, turned Us oack
to the fire, and seated herself with her hee N
the shadow. ! kept my seat, and appeared %
give no attention 20 her. .N t
Who are yous" inquired my father
what Is that 70 your" said she.
Everything, IL you are to stay In my mouse
What II will not tell you p
Thon you must leave my house" :,
Leave the house J" exclaimed she, would
like to see anybody here Try to put me out J. e.
" what II call my men and throw you out
neck and heels y asl ..sisa.. fsi ). "a :,
g. YOu have not rot anV thew have al
, 1860-09-21
lmPOEiiRg BsSkAslIsn anil StOtiouss,

NOTtcE-sOLDIERs, TEANsrERs. sAII0Rs 6sr Gissir
~ uiasgs oEphan chilren uo ssFvsd u any laEs
ISM ~ ef eArsa uho undgr - ysaFs u ha alis
o. sagla ghs esFved hs epa q csaA 10 m sucaa
1ee,.l y he ha1l o. cher aHlula have been snreeav
esaaei ~ ne Al.nts aeiinE isr nher1ly paA lana
a. Agsui - Washiagisa attended 70.
LLOYD Co.
Atlaluey1 tof clalul. pendona. noaniT Lad, Ae.
ssisrsnest - any u ths uea1a q DsraItnlnil.
Wefhngoa cry, De. -, TO. Gu
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-18

Bishop SINPsoN.-A Baltimore cor
respondent of the Charleston -Advo-
cate thus refers to a recent lecture in
that city, by Bishop Simpson:
Men thronged TILL the spacious
church was crowded even at the high
price of fifty cents per ticket. The
lecturer started at Vienna, and bore
his audience along by simple but elo-
quent narrative, till hereached Jerusa-
lum, the summit of his boyhood' g
hope. Profound philosophical refec-
tons, especially in relation to the Ma
hommedan faith and remarks of anti
quarian research, in regard to the
scenes of Scripture story, were inter-
spersed with the general taain of
thought, so that, although the lecture
was an hour and half long, every
ooe in the audience regretted when it
came to close. The lecturers own
affection, by that fearful scourage of
oriental travellers, the Nile fever-com-
bined with the deep and earnest sym.
patty which the church at home felt,
rendered the effects of some parts of
the lecture quite pathetic;and many
hearts in that appreciative audience
throbbed in sympathy with the lectur-
er's sufferings, as related, in his drecry
detention at Beyrout.
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THE coRoNER.s INQUEST

LAwnEsck. Mass, Jss. &c, IN
John crawford's testimony showed that
the 6re was caused by the breaking Of a
lantern with which he was huoting for his
daghter. who was In tho ruins. Ito also
testified 10 the fact. that there had been a
large crack in one Of the walls ever since
the building was erected. This crack ran
up the whole end Of the building; also TO
the settling Of the third story Of the build
ing. and TO the various expedIents reserted
TO for strengthening IL. generally on Sun
days. lie considered the building unsafe.
especially when tho mill was In motion.
Benz. Harding, a carpenter employed by
the company. testified To the fact Of tho
pitsrs used In the building, having been
originally cut too short, NO TINT many rest.
sd only three inches In the wall. Nc CO,
sidsrsd the building altogether Too wea
Tor the weight Of the machinery put into
IL. Had examined the ruins. but saw no
signs Of settling Of the foundation.
Adjourned I'll Wednesday.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. Jan. i7,--Evn'g.
Money stringent as usual; rates Of ex.
change nualtercd.
Hoos.-None Of consequences IN market
and prices higher. n head sold at $500
G.5O-fteeipts in the last 81 hours were
800 head.
Provisions buoyant; ness pork general.
ly held at 1915 10 i7,0Oi $4,000 pounds Of
green meats sold at G aud &c on the spot
Lard firmly held at IOc for prime city. -
Bacon sold at 7lCs0c for shoulders and
sides: 900 pieces green hans sold at &c.
Flour-no change 10 market; 500 bbls
sold al 4.40al,s0 whisky at 20s@oOa.
0rocerles-sugar at sI@ss. Molasscs 90.
Wheat firm and 10 good demand at rs
a. 20 for prime white; .o06i 80 for red.
Corn 5d@55e, Oats steady nj a9c. Rye
100. Barley 73@7s. Hay saa per ton for
prime lmothy,
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ppnu NEW YORK.

NEW YoRx. Jan. IL.
The Washington correspondent of the
Tribune says Mr. Slidell advised the Pres
ident recently to invite several Eastern Re
publican Senators TO a private conference
upon the Mexican treaty, With a view &c
presenting considerations which might in
auenee their vote. II 10 now admitted that
IL the treaty fails Juarez must fall
The Senate yesterday had an executive
session on Mr.. Faulkner's nomination.
When called up Mr.. Wilson produced the
extract from Mr.. Faulkner's speech in
which he recommended resistance to the
inauguration Of Republican President
Mr.. Wilson urged that the nomination
shall lie over until inquiry should be
made into these sentiments. saying that he
could never vote for any man whe enter
tanned them.
Mr.. Doolittle regarded Mr. Faulkner's
sentiments as reasonable. aud wogld have
the Senate treat them with their condemna.
ton.
Mr.. Mason said they reflected the
opinion Of the yirginisns. aud also he be-
lieved Of the whole South.
Mr. wigfall made his debut in n fierce
speech promising that Texas would unite
with the South in EXTREMIST manner. He
justified Mr.. Faulkner's declaration 10
every sense.
Messrs. Clay aud Teombs followed In
the same temper. snslly The division stood
30 for confirmation aud 81 against three
Republicans were absent. Impaired.
No developments have yet been made
before the senstes Harper Ferry commit
tee with which the public are not already
familiar through the trials.
The Times correspondent says that ru'
NOR states that a Cabinet officer will prob.
ably resign tomorrow. Alleged reasons
are III health aud pressure Of private bust
ness but the real reason is difference
with the President N TO the proscriptiye
policy TO be pursued by tbs Administra'
ton towards Mr.. Douglas.
The President to day received letter
from Mr.. Hughes 81 Ind. accepting his ap'
pointment o. Judge Of Court Of Claims,
when his nomination was Immediately sent
40 aud referred.
The protest Of the Miramon Government
- considered offensive In terms by our
Government, and IL will probably be 70.
tarned Il IL said 10 have been written by
the French Minister In Mexico. II IL not
rue that Miramon has agents hero opera
ting against the success Of the treaty now
pending.
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Er Says 81. o. in the Montgom-
cry { Ala Advertiser, al was recent
ly conversing with a young lady Of
this country, noted for her good sense
and originality, who was earnest and
eloquent in praise Of the patriotic res
olutions adopted by the ladies' of Rich
mond. that they would not wear any
article Of dress manufactured at, or
brough. from the North: that sooner
than do SO. they would learn TO weave
cloth with the old fashioned loom, DC.
|, of course agreed with my young
lady IN everything she said, but was,
| must confess, puzzled to know what
the dear ladies would do for hoops, 30 |
rather bashfully asked the question,
what will you do for steel and brass?'
Imagine my discontinue ather char
acteristic AMI patriotic reply. 'white
oak splits foreperi Let the Virginia
ladies' take courape?"
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OVERLAND MAIL.

hahi'hf bfHff'Nf """f ~
The Overland Mail with dates 10 the
2Gtb ult passed here this morning. Bosi.
ness al San francisco was unchanged, -
Gov. Olson Of Washington Territory 10
particularly severe upon Gen. Sect, on sc'
count of his CONCESSIONS In the San Juan
affair
The crop Of grapes In California IL less
this year than any season since 1892
There was bat lItlle doipg al the Indian
Creek mines. Quarts mining was still 40
cog ahead. Several quarts leads are bsing
opened In the peIghbothood Of orohno.
saspwiou ISLANDS. Dec. 0.--The amour.
~ oil aud bone shipped for Atlantic ports
this season shows large falling OIL
The Hudson Bay Go, was about With
drawing iis agency from the Sandwich To-
lands
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MINNESOTA DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION.

VHItAuVl JIM II
The N innes0la Democratic Stale Con.
ysntlon met at ~. Paul on Thursday last
for the purpose Of sleetlng delegates 10 tho
Charleston Convention. Resolutions were
adopted endorsing ths Cincinnati plat.
form, Dfed Scott decision, and opposed 10
lhs ,. opening 81 the slave trade. denoun'
eng the Harpsr's Ferry raid. declaring s.
A Douglas their first choice fof President,
.issl aellng delegates 10 vols for him 40
long a. such support may prove available,
declaring .ths Democracy Of Minnesota
will support the Charleston nominee who
ever BIO may be.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MExIoAN musTANa LINImrNT

Prom rich and poor, bond aud free, all eolofs,
grades and conditions % life, We hear ihe same
need of praise awarded this wonderful article
sores are healed, psias relieved, lives saved,
valuable animals made usefai, aud uniold Ills
ssauaged BY this greet medicine, which Il sur
prlslng 10 tho Judgment Of man, What family
docs not require standard hnimenl, Who ev'
~ heard Of the same efeeis produced by any 9th
~ aEielsf Fof Cuts, BRUISES, spfains. hhen-
matism, swellings, Strained Horses, &e' ithas
no equal beware Of limitations, The genuine
MuslaHg LinimeRt 10 sold ny all respectable
Druggists and LlVey man Ia syefy iown, parish
aud hamlet throughout North and South AmsFi'
ca, Europe, aud the islands OF the Ocean, Bay
At once. BARNES q PARK,
Jsn.te vino Projectors, n, v,
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NEW YORK MARKET

NEw YoaR, Jan. II.
Flour; sales Of 5000 bills al 5,l5@5,7b
for super State; 5.3oQ5.4o for extra State;
5,l56s5.25 for super westerp. Rye -four
$1,000, 40. IIuekwhsat -four dull al 2.s7h
@3OO. whisky 25@25i.
Wheat dull and heavy at ,aO@i ,35,--
Rye dull at 9O@9a Barley Mt 50. Corn
sems4 Oats 10 moderate demand NJ 45@
90.
Pork dull aud heavy; 900 bills nj 1850
for old NESS i7Gai7.o5 for new do II so
or old prime. Dressed hogs plenty and
dull Mt 6s6t6a for western, 10 for city.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-18

TaK GnEAr DisoovERr % rus AaE.-frof.
o. !. Wood, In the discovery Of bis unhvalled
Hair Restorative. has conferred upon mankind a
lasting beneat. No such sovereign remedy for
all diseases Of the hair has over boon dseoyed -
Nsver known 10 fail Of accomplishing all Thai u
claimed for 10, thousands nov daily ass u with
Infinite advantage 10 themselves. .yefy day ibe
proprietors ,o)oIve letters testfylag to ils mer'
It.. and enameratlng The benefits resulting from
its use.
To those who are 10 ihis way nhileted, wecn'
commend the Hair Restorative ~ a safe aud 70
liable remedy. Zee tho advertisement In enoth
ar columns, wherein will DO foane te.umonisl'
' ns,s ""'"'''F' lsepIal
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-18

Ee-Tho Democracy Of Humphreys
county Tenn, met the other day in
county convention and passed resolu-
tons, repudiating and splitting upon
Douglas and his doctrines. They
resolved that they would abide by the
choice Of the Charleston Convention,
"ereept il be Sisphen "A. Douglas"
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spw YORK ITEMS.

NKw YoaK, Jan. ~.
,Phs A .hlsad Association celebrated Their
s,,h anniversary at the wsverley House,
last evening. Toas,s commemorative OF
the usuory Of Henry CLAY were read aHi
responded 70 BY Msssrs. Hiram Kdehnn',
Rrastus Brooks. Dspeisisr. Ogden aud
others. Letters were also read from n'''
ward Bates. Of Missouri, and Edwssd w.
erett
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-18

gr One Of the best articles Of the pres
eat day, for purifying the blood. add Impair
tang health and inyigorating tone TO tho human
sastem, IL MeI,san's strengthening Cordial aud
Hood Purinsr. We know II is, for We have
tried H. see advertisement IN another column,
isBdw
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-18
EsTmAY NOTIoE.-Ihl. /. 10 ss,,,,

IL that jobs Trader, er., has this day reporisa
nc Two oslfay colts, taken up by him on The
ls.h gay o. December, 1850. Of tie following Dc.
70 20 three years oidl aud q sarfsi bor,s soi,'
pg,h hlnd feet aud the len fore foot white, and
white siflp down its foreheadl supposed 10 be q
l.Is 90 heh spflnF, The hey alley ts appraised
nv 49, ma Tue sofiel horse colt At eS, ~ john
u, Young aud A. n, nemis, Dated this vial isy
Of Dec, lesp, ions A. woo,s1s, ~
true copy from the record.
dsoerws AND. WILKINS, Oh.
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s ss,e,s vYg. - J0ha swi.As'--A',.sAm,a

JtFemlah Nofia We, IOhn hW isher--Allaahm.nI
before l., DuyJ,P,
The plaintiff nled Ia my once ia Aladsvit, set.
ting forth that The said defendant IL indebtsd to
hinl ana ths, tha defendant IL a Nonresident OF
the state OF Indiana, ana caused writ OF attach.
meut u DO issued ~ ne, against the goods snd
ehattels, credits and efiocis ofthe said
Now therefore said defendant IL hereby notla.
cd 10 be aud appear before mo Al my effic A An
Terfe liaute, on the with day Of January. teao'
VI 10 o'clock 10, Otherwise said proc esdins viii
bo determined in hla absence,
Jsntwa LAMBERT DUY IL
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SOUTHERN GAscosADE.-A Georgia
paper declares that IL Douglas is cleo
ted President, or anybody else but a
Southern disunionist, the Uuion will
be dissolved IL IL should be necessary
10 STAY fifteen millions Of Yankees.
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state of Indiana, yigo County, ss.
V,so Circuit Court, Merck Tern, 1880.
Philip Randolph,
pa, Dlroyes
Catherine Randolph,
re ] Remembered, that IN This 18th day
- OF Dec. 1859, phiiip Handolpb. by
Baird 4 DaAselt, his attorneys, filed In The
oiliee. OF tho CLERK of said eourt, his psll.
ton fef divorce from said Catherine, and
also The affidavit Of dlslntefested person,
uhet the defendant IL not = resident Of said
ntste, shs IL therefore hereby notified OF
the pendeney az lhIa petition, snd rsaalrsd
70 be aud appear IN said court AZ the March
term, lhoO, on the FIRST day thereof, aud
plead 10 said petition, or the same will be
heard aud Determined in her abssnea.
-. AND, MiLKiNs, OH.
Dee, ~, l6b9'wtw (pd)
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otshV fhulaH"i tyvtoahfBi Hf
IAkkh UP as an eatrsy, on the 10th dsy Of
Dee. 1850, BY Nelson ~. Clair, living In Hos.
BIO about OF pysars old, and Supposed 10 be a
work aIeeFi marked with On underslope and
swallow fork IN the len ear and upper BIZ in the
praised at $500.
A, @. lloi ehbaeka ndF. oliver, Appraisers.
Subscribed and sworn 10, this lllh DAY OF Dee.
ie3s. n. Mills 4. ~
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oogNTERPEITER ARRESTED.

NEw Yoax, Jan, ~.
Attempts we're made in the city yester'
day TO pass counterfeit ao's on the STATE
Bank Of Troy One arrest vss made,
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lEstray Notice.

TAKEN up by James Y. cummips. o,
4 Linton Township, Vigo county, India.
ma. on the 10th day Of December, 1859, two
mare colts, a. estrays; one q bay, supposed
70 De Two years old last spring, with some
deficiency 10 both fore shoulders, appraIs.
ed TO SD; the other q dark iron eray' suo.
posed TO be one year old last spring no
brand or mark pereelvable. Appraised 10
ao by VIM. Is. Eldridgs and DsnI.i L,
Welch.
WIN. l.. WEEKS, Up.
true copy from the sstray record.
des2sJt AND. WILKINS OIL
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GsTRAy NOTICE.
s'"'c of Indiana, vigc Comfy.

ffeHhfeh IeNsfhtgs
Wh, the undetslgnsd, do hereby eettlfy thai
wei have examined and appraised a cor.
lnE w Italneton Township, and nndihe same IA
he red shd white spotted COW, with an upps,
s,ops on oithe len earl supposed 10 be four YEA.
.,a ~, sPtlng, ara We sppfaiss the came 10 hs
Jos. W bourhe a VIM, Bales, Appraisers,
AZ reported 70 me This 10Th DAY Of bso', ia,o'
o. Al DUsa.. NJ
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.RNAToRrAL ELECTION

The Iowa Legislature yesterday re'elset.
ed Jas. Harlan u. s. Senator. The vois
: to cd, Harlan ~, L. @. Dodge 81.
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INsTRAY NOTICE. TO LoronIo Dow. !.

uNsTRAY NOTICE. TO Lofonro Dow,s
~ Justice OF the Peace IN Sugar Greek town.
chip vigo county, Indiana; upon q warrant 10.
ed a COW and calf, lately taken up BY Marlin q.
Rhoads OF said township, and weuld report a.
follows; The color Of the COW ita DARK red, and
marked viii an under half cron In tho right ear,
and swallow fork In the len ear, horns bored.
belly white, bind legs white, point Of tall white,
and supposed 10 DO about 10 years old. The
caif's legs are white, point OF tall white, and
sonae white In the face; eolor red and supposed
20 be about seven months old-we place the
value Of said COW and calf AZ eli O0i Dec. e7Ih,
le5e. DAVID LUNDAY,
EPHkAIM soUiREs.
true copy hon my docket;
LORENZO DOW, J. p. tssAI.l
A true copy non the hsgistsfi
lss. <,iseo'v1w
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NOTICE.-To J. NJ. Durham,

NSJkAf NOTfCE.-To J. NJ. Durham,
II Justice 81 the Peace OF the township III
Prairieton, Vigo county, Indiana: The under.
signed appraisers, sppein by you TO value a
certain brindle COW and calf, lately taken up Nv
Samuel ID. Barker, do sppraise the said COW and
calf at the sum OF twelve dollars. The SAID COW
Is described as follows: white hind feet, white
under the belly, left horn of; right horn iurns
IN front Of the forehead: the right car appears "a
have been torn OF by some unknown cause: ths
left ear appears 10 have been marked Win !,
smooth ersp aud two Sits. Calf-Brindle. or
same color ae the above, marked with Smooth
crop on OF the LEFT ear, with two Sits in same.
Cow appears TO be about seven years old, e.if a.
last spnsg's calf J. G.. Fail and Reason Al
stot, Appraisers.
The undersigned do solemnly swear that the
foregoing apprsisment and description were
MADE without paruslity, favor or affection
y.e. FAIL,
REASON ALLsTOr.
=. sworn and subscribed before me-, Justice Of
Tue Peace OF Prsirfeton township on tbi. ar.
day OF December, 1850.
J. N. DURHAM. justice.
true cory from the Estrsy Record
SH-"N AND. WILKINS, CHI
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NsThAx.--1hIs IL 20 certify X, N, ksteh.
80 am 81 fierson township, vIgo COUNT f,t
has lhls DAY reported 70 mo Two estrsy .,eers'
.a np ny MN on The 1ih day OF December, is
Nv, y' ,ns iol!owing description, to.witi one n
dafk ann, with white face, maj 4 cd with ero,,
ana sntin TIE len eat, and supposed 20 DO . wear.
Oh The other lsa btlndle with spotted fsse -
, s's s Win crop on oithe left ear, and sw
w wv ,no dun is appraised At thirty doiiars ana
we bHhdle At twenty dollars by I,eorss sinr
December 1889. "
.Ab sss Jons n. woe,srry. Jp,
tue COPY from the record,
astRsdw AND. WILKINS. civ.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-18

DEEPING THE PO0R.-Nouce .,
M hereby given that scaled proposals fo< ths
keeping ofthe Poor OF VigO county, AZ the
County Poor HOUSE, for TWO years from the
lst day OF March next, will be received 1T the
Auditors Once in Terre -Hsute, until Friday,
the 18th day Of February .te60, At 10 O'Clock,
profits Of the poor house farm, including Ere
wood, will be part Of thu consideration for
keeping the resident poor of the county.
kech bidder Is required 20 name the securi-
tract.
By order OF the Rssrd OF Commi ssiensrs Of
the County ofNigo. E.B. ALLEN,
jaludlwtd Auditor " G.
fInnfnal r0nY In XeeklYl