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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

afF''ec here in the afternoon. ssd vers
iof"Aiiy 'eseised by the Mayor in an .d-
dress Of welcome To which Gov. Seward
responded.
Notwithstanding the anprepitisas con-
d''i"n "' the weather th.s n,erning the fow
oi people ifom the sursoasdinv oountry
sas unprecedented: delegations in wagons
and on horseback have been pouring in b,
ever, a'so"e. from en- early hour, ontii the
streets ssre literally bloch "a and the srr,.
'sis numbered not less than no 90 peo-
pie.
The rreccs-ion which commenced form.
'ss 81 "eon Ia prscsd 60 The speaking
sfeand. sss eompssed ~ large bodice Of
"iss A.she- sna citizens on foss. ssvsrsi
military ee'spsniss. ard oscr three hume.
ID ~asoas. se."t,ng spseo Of about
milss 10 IstsiA
ftp-ie"nt ." 81 vese two tfianprhsi cars
nued with seuoG lsdiss. Q large platform
esr dfssn by ~ esss vith -en 10 The act
Il rsh srl'iiins: innosershIs wagons Ger.
v'no fsil fences. . dspuistien Of forty
,oans men ffea the Agricultural sche.i
preceded by On i~~ense aslbsss on wheel.
hesf'ns 'ssrs, scyths, msuls. sedscs snd
e'esr farming -isns,ls. ~. aud esnaes
sosf'ns sppsopf'sls seutimsn,s snd quaint
ds''ses. The ~hele rien.ifuily in,evpsr.ea
sllh lands oi music, ssd iofming m i'm.
posing appearance ss u wound a.. snor-
me"s length .hfsush the principal streets.
The eoneouf.c II reorle an III. spessins
grounds -hieh ess e.iimaiol from 40 900
10 ie.0on. ss. sdifessrd b, Oov seward.
Cen Nss Attorney General Howard and
olAsrs
rfaad fofeh Lsht procession takes
place tbs evening
Gov. seward aud party leave early To.
mor'o. mefeing for Jaekson en- route 10
halamsspo under an sseert al about 100
mounted Wide Awaker from tho former
place
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

A "GxSrnAI ScaAxsLE" MovtsEsr roR
ruk PsslpKScr The Union and Adver
tiser of Rochester. hitherto known "a the
ablest Of the Douglas journals Of Western
New York. now declares as readiness TO
abandon Douglas. and go IN for sublime
universal grab for the Presidency. 1t
says:
"There is a grand Union project. just
broached. which proposes the canceliug Of
all personal obligations aud the electing
Of an unpledged. anti-sectional. L MON
Electoral Ticket. Such set Of Electors
would be at liberty % vote for Douglas
Bell. Johnson. Everett. Crittenden. Walk
ef. Guthrie. Stephen. Of Ga, foote. Sey
mour. OF Walwofth-not to add To the cat
alogue Of worthy names. Aud what in-
teilgcnt. patriotic. Union loving citizen
could object TO either -
The case Of Mr. Douglas must be des-
prrste indeed, when his once naughty aud
arrogant followers can give their assent to
scheme 80 preposterous. As the People
are at present advised. they prefer TO de
+ eide for themselves who shall be their
+ President. They seem now 10 have made
up their minds 10 have Abraham Lincoln.
Your proposal TO leave the question TO a
general scramble is respectfully declined
IN. Y. Tribune
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

~ AT the late Republican, State Con-
vention in Minnesota. delegate appeared
who had walked nearly two hundred miles
IN order 10 be present. When the fact be
came known, the Convention gtetlsd him
with three cheers.
PkocEss OF rsE CONFLICT IN MfcHIoAS.-
wm. Gardner. Esq. for twenty years res
ident Of Lapeer. Michigan. aud up to last
Saturday night. President OF the Douglas
Club in Lapeer. has resigned his position,
and declared bis intention TO vote for Lin
coin and Hamlin.
DAVIS roE LINCOLN John ; Davis. who
y running an independent candidate
for Congress in the Ia District OF Indiana
in a speech at Paoli. in answer.to question
propounded to him. said he should vote for
Lincoln for President. Nj. DAVIS - one
OF the ablest men ia Indiana. but has new
er been identified with the Republican
party.
IL The Memphis Avalanche announces
that Hon Albert Pike ha- written a letter
in opposition To the doc,f,"c of "SquAtter
Sovereignty" a. Mr.. Douglas calls it Mr.
Pike formally declares for ireck,nridge and
Lane
CoxiNe Our There il little town out
here ~ Montgomery. Ia wit-Clyde. five
miles OF 30 this side OF L,tchfield. where IN
s. We had but Il Republican votes. Good
authority now assures u~ that there are %
live Republicans there keep the ball fol
ling. hoys.--Ahoa Courier
LowEn Eerrr-SALINK CouSrr - fhe
Repablicsns of Stonefort. Saline county,
Lower Egypt" held meeting on the 2Sd
ult. aud srgauized club with the follow
ing officers President. Samuel II Lew ,s
Wee President. Richard fsrthing. Record
ing Secretary. DR. NJ Is sargent; esfres-
pondiog Secretary. Robert Lssas foui
years ago. Saline county did rot poll sis
/ gle Republican vote Tor Fremont cor
respondent writes a. that stonsfort pre-
c,ocl alone all give Llncoln from 10 10 !.
votes.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

We lrssn thal the Republicans in the
ooHntiss q enlh~ss. Grsue, owen snd
clsy ~tre highly pleased Nth the speeeh
es of Hon Prsnb 2. blair ia these coanties
durins the prcsent week a Sullivan
iheFe sas large sudiehce assrmhc.i in
the grove sesr ,hs dercs NJ n spoke
ior ossr I've hsafs lie remsfss were Al
'satisely listened -. sud received With
msrhei appretsusa os Tuesday. al
wcrthiaslea. M. Bis.t addressed large
cro~d--numesrins some 1000. The peo-
pie Of Grens surned cai IN large masses 10
ree-i.e the .l'.tiasuished seu,iesssu. aud
honcrsd him 9th one ~ the finrsi display.
'n To- ssy ef civic PROCESSION -hich
he's occurred 10 II. dssue, THE ysoess
s'oa ~ss over . snsls. va leassh. esnners.
reg. tsnds of mus.c. discharge Of cannon,
sud eli the appliances neoe-ssr, Cor IN.
political dspsy sere put in rogaisition.
The chief feature however Of Tie proccs-
sien ess the pfss~noe Of lsiss uanber ~
yoauu adi~. - horssbsck. asefully
dfssssd IN siis The speech off, Blsit
si ,h'. ps,nt -ss we'll received BY oil Ella.
.ss Of people end made o. Impression
aa'eas ne ,hinbias portion Of he bseoe
rae, thst ell toll Cor good A. Spencer.
on Wednesday. Mr. Blair We sl.o rscr,.sd
9th procession end sscofsd through
tie t0On Ne sultsne. a a. A. .aI 81
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

ARR Aesls Our local neigh5or has
but one idea, and that = the uigger-. aud
he cant talk about them without resoring
To has favorite habit OF misrepresentation
ADD falsshood In Tuesdays issue Of that
deIectsble .heet. .he reiteraie. the stal. false
hood that The Repablcan party = IN favor
Of negro equality. and then goes on 10 say
that the negroes IN Nevius towaship ~
celebration about the hr.s Of August. car
red hass, inscribed ~ith The name. of
.Lineoln and Hsmlin"
We are told BY tso of our most worthy
and credible citizens who happened 10 be
present on that occasion that no such flags
~esesarried by the eolcred population. and
tbs, The jourBal's statement i. .impiy
false.
We presume the advertisement II a
"Celorsd Mems Ratification. j. - .orf
character. the silly eonoselion Of The SANE
bisekeu.ra Democrat. sf ths Asr-hsil
fMieh ssnl school. You sre Al u again
nsixhbor
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

IscsSptAsr TsLg The following - .
sketch Of speech Of the Hou. Emerson
Ethsrldge. delivered the other ia, "a Ten
nessse.
Mr.. Egheridge said. IN general review OF
slavery throughout the world. that 1t had
been swept from Asia aud Europe. and
nov found q locality only In the cotton
aud tobacco States Of the American cont
neat: that Jesus Christ preached 70 slave
holders there. and they bad gwen up their
slaves; aud wherever slavery had been
abolished. It had hesn on secoUnt II the
popular voice against Il he said that the
south had always gst her rights. She had
slways got what she asked for. sad Hssrr
tee. tie read the Black Republican plat
form. sectioa by section. and asked the
people u there vss aay thIax IA u TO otiead
the South or cause her IL resist the inau-
guration of Llneoiu tie said there AS
not And, so far az his election would Al
feet the Ssuth. u would be the same A. Il
Bel was elected 10 either event there
,seald be an era Of s<ssvsl prosp0dy: prep
srfs rssid ris<; The treasury would oe MI
ed. sad The praee Of agrees woald 20 up
Amoug olhsr thtax-. be sasd that Lln-
coin bal never -aid aoythine tfdef
agsie~t slavery than Thomas Jefferson aaI
he quotsd fress fhouas sa~rsoa saa "sh-
sr- 10 shos the horrld light VA which thry
regarded slavery.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

"Contrar, to his usaal eastom-a Gus
loa. ve have no dosbt. established BY the
,n~smorial usage Of . long add ,llu-.risaz
life Of political warfare. Mr.. Voorhees,
pabls.kes card in the Tsrre Hsu,s Jour.
asl Of Tuesday. We are sorry be depart
ed from HE usual custom" ssd did 50
foolish thing .. TO publish q card
When. and he~. ard where and under
what circumstances. he hs. established
euslom Of no, "rsplying to newspaper al
tsek-~ ~s are At loss 10 know within
the last fev weeks, II We are DOT much
sni-t-ken. =. the fir~t time ia IN. History Of
Mr. voorhees,. that q "pssspapsr ever
henotsd him With an attach" sad ~e do
assure him no. n that u j. 40 parties lar
individual merit 81 his that has prompted
the press 10 direct tae pohiie eye towards
him. bat only from the fact. that he 10 the
candidate Of of the Democratic party for
Ceasress 40 thls Dsstries. But ior that.
The Repsblie.a psess -sald have a. httls
10 do With. or care a. lsttle about NJ
yserhe>s-vhat he sa,i at dsj. a. can pas
IDLY be im>gsned. The saoFaias,e sgo-
ten which sh harseterise. The ssatener-
"ceatrAry to my sss.l ss.tsa ~ r~xsrd
70 pevspspsr attacks. - truly lsaghsbls
~hsa coming FROM = ysaux pelitseisn,
hardly Jet dry behind Als palst.sal ears.
Hat lhsse are t.ne. ~h<a xs.At mes. like
Mushrooms. spuug into fan dsvslepm~ns
ga slagls sigh,
Bat - Mr.. voorhee's card.
ws.shsrged him sens dsy. ago 9Th pub
iishing two e<is,sees ei n. vsrgiaia speech
oss intended fsr cirenlsssca n thesoush sss
the other 10 he North. And ~e charged fsr
th~rl lthaf IN the firss edition efthisspeeeh h,
sstsred disunieu s<ntineuts. N order ths
he might. as be Supposed. rsio fsvsr ~ IL
eyes ofa Virgiaia ssdenee. ~hiIe N ~
last sditisn this psrsse.lsr -esss.n~nt I. n
psnged. NJ vesrhees r.plies Ia tkis b
ssyisg.
There we're passages 10 my address. q
hrst wrote ~. that DID sos deliver sad
had naked them. Th. - ususi ~ith a
public speaksr< % revising written al
dress- HANDED M Simpson ny .ddre-
20 th.s esndItion. vhss first came rem.
The hrst sheets that we're struck 81 en-
pat together. eonsasa~d many srross of Of
sheevaphy and ypesrspsy. asi the ses
nnee bon m Question vss retained vhs
a. should have been marked out.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

Asss snnouneed yesterday. james A.
scott. the Breek'ntidso oaniids,e Tor Con.
gress ia THE District. slll sress a. the
court iisuse, this evening Mr Scott has
never yet spoken IN this city. bul hss the
reputation Of bring fine speasef ands
well posted politician We have no doubt
hts sPesch viii be an entertaining ono,
aud a. he - tse representative Of The othsr
wing Of the Democracy. Of course there
will be much desire to hear him
DeHoerats of every belief. Republicans
and Union men ara invited 10 hear him.
The speaking viii commence at the
ringing Of the bell
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

fat Azros foasrssss- Fir.s add forepes,
don't ~ to h~ pss,ts f. ~ill spoil ell =
II yoa keep ossrshslsasag yeIr guests
~sth e-tens..sou- ensrs.sses 20 ssske them
feel ., home. they wiii very s'on ~ish they
ssss there. lie, lhem Dad eal that yea
are hsppy to go them. ~ year se'ses-.
and hy yoar words Alssys remember ~
lss ta-hfaI people Aiens Al ART. il - The
cal, way 10 eel thru al thelf ss.s Tfs-
iar to drav them sss has ~smetsa<s the
eeatrsfy effect q dEisiag them eat u the
house LeAdias The eeasers.tien =. a dsa
xsreas srpsrsmset Better fslle- 40 80
~sks: .sa n ysa -aas q. eads.f yosrself
20 takers. learn u ls.sen -eii Seser
mstss fsss sbest aeything--asssr sls
absst y.srsslf--..a always prss~rse pr.
f,ct eenpessre. y, .rsuer ~Ass yeu msy
eopsnii Rem~mber tkas u . sssT fs.'l-
ish prescribing - las.~ns thsa ssn cannot
easr % year zss>s< ssties hsaso. farni-
tar. ~ sssnds 81 - f.r = pfs-um< ths
the visit = e ysa-nss . thsss ssffsani
ias.. oiss nsepl- pis.ssnt 'mpfss-'s'
ef themselves. ssa shsy vili be psrs " ssr
70 q a~.y With pleasant inrr~~ssen .
yosf qualities oa is>s such slssdsr ~hesi
q. sh~>e the ~hol- sshr,e sf so<s~ty tafn'
IA !. our business thea to Keep them In per
fssi sssoiviss ofdsf,s - = xsa. aa1
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12
oog. sEwARD IN MICHIGAN

LsssIsc, AlCn.. sept. 3.
TIE progress Of Gov. Seward aud party
llom Detroit yesterday va = continued
ovation. CO arrival Of the train al differ
cot stations GA tho Detroit 4 M.lwsukie
K. K. crow D. Of people turaed aut = greet
u distinguished Senator. A. o~as~e
whefe ,he party diued. has arrival vas an
nesnssd BY The firing Of eaneon and ether
iemoustrstsons. aud the eiuzens turned
ont ala.ost en mssse 10 do hsn honor. Ad-
dresses Of welcome were made. 10 which
beth soxard and y ss responded
Al - Johns. from whence the party
proceeded ~ carriages. they were met by 1
ldxl~e2tsoa from this city. and y hen ~sth,s
9 mlles et Lansing By a sssslcade .
mounted Vide Asskes aud lHfgs nu,s
bss Of estssss. eadsr hoss sscsxt the
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

az A correspondent of The Troy Arena
says that among the visitors A. Saratoga
ed of n con6ned lfe. she ran away from the
cloisier. aud - now here with her friends.
recuperatiug her health, a cohtrast which
mus, be sensibly felt Her face j. really
beautiful. and she attracts no litle aiien
ton by her moisst. unassuming behavior
There is touch II melancholy on the
countenanc-, which time Will 40 doubt re-
move. but II adds eharm 10 the beauty Of
her face
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

That Douglas COW declares that ''lnl.r
venton means Dlsua,oni" That Congress
to intervene with or control slavery 10 the
Territories. IN Disanioa II
hsep befers fks Pseple
That this .ame Dauglas voted for Inter
ventloa by Congress. % December. is45.
excluding slavery from the north part Of
T,ra-
wss TIA, D.suoion.
ke<p a. b<fsrs fA< People
rhs, be voted for thu Intervention IN
August. isas. on the Oregon ball.
Va. thai Dissniony
ks<p ~ b<tsrs shs Psspie
That The Missouri, Compromise Wa In.
tssseBlssn by Congress. aud that Douglas.
IN lsss. DECLARED that Compremise Gan
onissd IN ~. hearts OF the people "a asHcred
thIog"
Was he for D,suniop thepf
kesp II befsss the Pespls
whrn Douglas defended the compro
n.,.s sga,n~, the attack Of Cslhoau. IN
1850.
Va b. fsr Discnloa theal
he<p - sefs-e fs~ Pe.pfe.
That Congress did lplefsess vlih LA
ssfy sa the Territories by the Ordinance ei
1851
Wsstbat Di-uoionf
k>sp u t,fsre fss P,spis
Thst Co agrees fntervened ~Ith slavery
IN ls20.
Dad hat Intstssnties meso Di-usiosf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

ALBANIA The Mobile Tribune esnh
denuy ssys: "Is The soosh there a. not
The slightest doubt that Dsusl.s = losing
strength every day. Asd that Bseek,eFi'ige
- gaming L. And q sesms to ~ thsi. - III
nature ol things. this must continn~. tet. a.
has been truly said. there isno slieni
point in the advocacy Of Dsuglas."
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

Srzsxsx.-lt is singular that the jour
nsl did ne, announce the Hon. Ten Co..
vin a. an Abolitioaist. The i.ec<l eoasid
er~ al Aholstieut-t who 40 aot dssife 10
sssssd Sisvsry ever s'ithe FIRE. Territory
of ,hs eeantfy. Of who ae opposed TO that
:, ,.tssa Il Nexrs Eas.isty .nd amsigsns
ten 80 extensively pfAstissd by slave hoi.
d~r-. Of ~h,eh .yss~m Gel. r. "A Johasor
pemoerosie Vice President ~o A. illus
trisus sxxsorisf
Amt Ton. CoFvin a. Abolilisniss
seixhbesf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

fr he news from Nelson and Voer
ward the former gentlsmsn. The Repub
licans are in the best Of spirits and De-
mccrsey DOVE in the moath. Evidently
Mr. voorhes. has not studied the great Is
sues % the day. aud hrPed 10 g~t through
lhs canvass by humbuggiag The people =
Mr. Nelson put- tact after fact 10 hun. aud
Mr. yoofhees foandsts meat wonderfully
Sslsea lead. the race sasst gleriossly add
there ean hardly pev be doubt Of his
success
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

D NJ Yaney 10 hi. speech he other
day al Huntsvil.e. said: The contest "a
1856 was barely wua BY united Demoe-
rscy We are now diss5ed--hsve oHl, ~
votes. the whole soushern sfsies. With
Oregon and California divided bet~een
Breekiuridee, Bell ssi Doogias.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

Tnk wprsas Wip, Awsss Is the u
tie ei new campaign paper iasl started IN
Cincinnati. aed 's devoted especial, TO the
interest. OF tias htateh OF the Republican
organization
IA should have a wide circuiatina. Terms
30 cests for The campaign.
Address Marfat 4 Barclay. Cincinnati. /.
Ohio
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12


wH.t WAtsss wIll ACCOMPLISH, - The
praelamatioa ~ General walker. issued Ia
The people II Honduras. does not disliuet
" set fofiL The adya'isse. which hiscom.
,eg ~ill create. otber than the pfom,se. of
prolect,on. IN. Mobile Register however.
endeavors 60 give the Southern view ~
the value Of such exqaisitioas a. Walker
IL making. II says
The success Of walker W. consider oi
far mafc vital moment TO the South than
the suicidal claim for protection which set
the brains 81 80 many on fire, aud serves
40 many others a. n pretest 10 gFstify their
personal smbitiors. No territory that W.
can acquire through th. Federal Govern
ment can be Of use To the South. and every
friend Of the South ought To resist such
acquisitions We have not negroes enough
for our own ase. mseh less To peopl. new
countries. and the slave trade cannot be
legally fe.opsnei for . good while yet
Hut the estabiisbment on our Southsra
border Of slaveholding republics, saeour-
aging aud legallxing the importation Of
Africans, Injuries no established financial
interest Of our own, aud gives Us natural
allies. who may. 4 deemed proper. be con
neeted with n 10y eloserties. Tins is the
true southern policy. and oae we'll under
stood by those Who have preserved their
soberness Of MUD amid the sesseless ella
NOR which has caused 80 many OF our
people 90 20 mad.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

MoRN lMrRovsNsNr The work Of exca-
vation was commenced. yesterday. for the
foundation of another ius edifice. on the
west side OF Minshel- new building. 10 be
erected by Levi c. Warren. la order to
make room. II was necessary To saw eft =
portion of the frame occupied 10y Hartsook
Allen A 20. Who next will add 10 the ap
psaraucc OF that square
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

AZ Charles Diekcn- hal % bsni AIM
s<lf before separating from his sii''. % pay
her a. 600 year fer ihe lsss Of hss com
panionship. MAay an kagls~h wsas@o
uouid doubtless give twice that amgaHi 20
get rid Of her better hall.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

~ A letter from Posey county states
that Fremont oaly got i5 votes ia the tsva
Of Mount Nernen. the coants seat q fo~ey
While the Lincoln club now organized
there counts l97 .ot-r-. ~stheat eounting
lhe Lincoln ~. who don't belong 70
the club.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

PRoNPrLY Yesterday. Messrs.
Mclean aud Crane. the Agents of the In.
surance Companies affected by the fire Of
Monday last. adjusted and paid the losses
sustained by Mrs. Abbott aud Mr.. sage.
This is cfcditable TO Mcssrs. Mclean aud
Crane and to the companies they represent.
We can recommend them to the favorable
consideration OF property hoidcrs
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

Cevtps'r srssp IT Lessxs .--Jehn How
sss. OF Hewsst'. Csra<rs. Portage eounty.
okis. whs has voted the Democratic tsckss
for forty years. hss haslly compelled 70
sssssise his eosneesios 9Th that party sad
no rev ree. Cor Lincoln sni Hsaiia.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

a Il has been dshuissly settled that
John c. BFecksnrsjgs will make . speech
a. Lsxingloa on The s,h u sspssmbsf.--
pssisl :. DscssD~ea has b~<a sasstsd - bs
Pfsssss. sn - sxpsstsa. sss1 bsss
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

A caAxax.-By reference u their card.
IL vill be seeE that change has taken
place ia The firm Of Tarner 4 McKeen.-
Mr. samuel Mekeen having retired.
We are gfa,ifed TO know that although
The kespy partner has Withdrawn. the frm
has We. Sufficient weight 10 buy At The
hishes, market price. for cash. Al the
wheat. corn, OF other surplus produss. that
nay ne offered .hsp: sss.o = zsnsvu
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

NsroIsoS's ssekclrr "A correspondent
of the Bostea Transcript -ass hat Loais
N.polesn. ~iih rs usasl tact, IA. >niies-
pst~d ssescsss by es~eaiag ths r'sFt- et
France 10 grain free of duty. that hs may
insure 10 his people cheap bread a. long
I a. pos slble-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

az The Rashvllls Republican Gays that
Cyrus L. Dsnham. eae Of the Doaglss
Electors cor The STATE - large. made q
speech a, that place the othsr day. vhieh
+ { Hsbbea. the Breskiaridge Esetof fof
that Dssirsst. replied - 9Th eoasidsrstss
ability sud bitterness. He tasnisd Dee
ham eth hls hostility 70 Doaglss LAT Jan
usry. snd qasssionsd bin more closely skaa
The sstats Cyras theught eomfersable, sad
Therefore ~ ct NJ sos-ers. cr vet. svEs
I've one.. TIL. is The hsst iiFses sneoan
B'eekssr,dgs Elssser before the people
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

The Republicans are ffighisnsd about
The result "a good old Vigo Journal
Not vers badly u.hlened. " ~ ss 10
judge 1, the smillng eounleosnee. o. The
Republicans compared with The elongsled
phyoognomie- ~ the sgusuer- Nor have
the Republicans arranged any plans for
importing votes. ue, thiakiug fssg needed
them.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

AZ The Illineis oeassal Railroad. the
Presidency ef which Gov B.uk- has
samed. is tie lsrres railway property on
this continent. representing capital Of
a. 900 600. covering tef risoFy larger than
Cssnecsiess. aud furnishing employment %
b~t~eea three snd four shoasssd men.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

THK PEisos or WALKS -Bsginning with
Edv ard Of C.sarvon aud including the
present incumbent. there have been eigh-
teen Princes OF " ale-. aud Of these only
eleven came TO The thren- sad aiei kings
Four came to their Iesihs by vlolcncr
Twelve were marfiei--lhfe- 10 knglish
ladies aud pia~ 10 lodies Of other countries.
-Four of the latter were from France. one
from Portugal one from SAKE Gotha.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12

rA rennsylvania oronaut Ia. made 10
the csszens of Cleveland. Ohio. series
Of hs ndsome ohers He will GO up IN has
balloon alone for 5000. with horse for
5000 and his expenses. With horse aud
buggy for s400. with t~a hor~es ADD a
lady on one Of them. fsr 500 Fe will
descend from a hight of one mile by rsr
achute. or will send lady "a hi- pises,
/ for $500.