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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-06-20

T When Capt Briggs was making a
Republican speech in Sullivan few days
ago, and when he come to speak of Hon
est Old Abe Lincoln" Douglas Democrat
in the audience ballooed at the top Of his
voice, who is Abe Lincoln :" The Cap
sain paused for moment, aud then said, !,
Go and ask Stephen A. Douglas who
Abe Lincoln is. he knew him 10 1858,
and warrant you he has not. nor ever
will forget him."
The asker asked no more.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-06-20

~ The Delaware State Journal aud the
Delaware Republican, both Fillmore pa.
pers 10 1856, are both for Lincoln aud
Hsmlin.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-06-20

1F The Delaware State Journal an the
Delaware Republican, both Fillmore pa
pers IN 1856, are out for Lincoln and Ham
lin. Delaware was fully represented in
the Chicago Convention.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-06-20
" The following is rom the IndianaP-
oils Journal Of yesterday

CUMBERLAND june 10 low
B.R. SuLaRoyE-De Sir: There were
Ave delegates 10 the Baltimore Conven
ton in town to-day. They got on the
wrong train aud stopped here. and are now
being taken back TO Indianapolis IN a
spring wagon. They are from Louisiana
and Tennessee, aud are about drunk
enough 10 have q taste Of our free in't'tu'
tions."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30
such infamous conduct Do this sir, and we have but
one moro step TO take and we will have reached repuda

such Infamous conduct Do this sir, and we have but
one more step to take and will have reached repuda'
ton.
But it Is not the interest OF the State spend all thS
money the eastern end of the Coyington aud ONO
Railroad Setting aside the that honesty IL the
best policy for States as for individuals there are con
sdcratons which should mpcl to recnact the third
section of the Of 1853 The work We have done with
the 100000 already spent the western end Is going
to ruin and should be carried forward to save IT. 1t Is
all important that Kentucky should build road to meet
us and have il ready when shall be completed ana
it is of the utmost consequence TO the ultimate success OF
road that the railroads of the west should be con
sructed with view unite with All these advan-
tages attain only by indicating fixed purpose to
finish the road and given point ond the PossIo
ity of doubt at an early period
To the objection that the forty four miles between the
mouth OF Scary and the mouth Of Sandy would be un-
profitable without the balance Of the road sufficient
answer that end Of the section is in the Great Kama
wha Valley, and the other on the Ohio River lie who
is acquainted with the and the business OF that
region knows that if the Kentucky road were bultas
would be, il We resume work out theTe our
short section would yield a better return than many OF
our Virginia railroads
think, sir have demonstrated that, If we would re-
deem the phghted faith Of the State avoid an niracuon
/ of the Constitution, make Ieplaton TO much INJURED
people and avail ourselves OF all those advantages Whch
to us from the simultaneous completion oil tht
two great railroads of Kentucky and Virginia, we WiL
/ rl4s This resolution
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30

PRorosED CONFERENCE or SOUTHERN STArEs.-Ihe
Representatives and Senators from the States OF Alabama
Mississippi and South Carolina had their last conference
on Friday. After free conversation majority oil tnem
expressed the opinion in view OF the two Conventions
which are about to assemble, that it was nexpedent for
the conference which was called to meet at Atlanta in
june and that might with propfety be postponed IN
I'll after the presidential election 1t was suggested now
ever that the three Governors might confer togeher,
and if they think proper assemble conference III
June then the Governor of South Carolina might as
sumo the responsibility Of appointing delegates thereto
without assembling the Legislature, which had made no
provision for the appointment 1t is probable there VIII
be no action taken until after the Presidential election
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30

- To relieve uGerng has been the ob.ee, o.,
phlanthropic In I'll ages before the practice Of tst
science the sick publicly exposed 10 The ,p.r @
~ passer.by named the remedy he considered ss Eve
the complaint We posses At me present day urs,,
cy Of the press more reliable mode Of c1nye,ipy
our suffering fellow creatures Those afflicted viii
tlneous and erupiye diseases Will find In the ,o,s-,, 10
newspaper and periodical published, certificate, 49,,
from those who have been speedily cured Of these
plants by the purifying aud po-erfaly regeuer,t,.
Sands sarsaparla r.,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30
q J. AOAIk PLEA'ANTs -.
Fra" ne Nh Yorter, Jaiy3O, i.9
4 .str.tf. .rtf.t.s $780,

AMONG desirable articles, We may name as fo,,,,r
useful glue easy Of use, and oil general and url7. va
to the repair Of furniture, eroesery, shesort ana m
able and ornamental pu'9e'e' The prime qualities Dr.,
holdhst And this IS the ardcIe which Mr II G
so Fortunate as TO Introduce. In convenient bot, s
brush, spaldngs Prepared Glue require, no a., '-r
sofenngIn water no heating for USE and no tss
It's junction aad coheslon-beng held IN ,og. ar
and capable Of being applied Instantly, and 10 80. NI
work and requirement spaiings Glue thu, ~ .
true Household Friend, az will he welcome ed b.
of the country. We have given Il trial and =, - '-
quick hunger co. taking hold, and hrn a. deal, o., -'
mh2J-dc&Wlw -t' III
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30

10 the Convention discarded bis counsels and voted
rqr-e.f Cranes substitute, and against conforming 10
DC rc,oamca5luoas of tbc National COmmittc hmor
I ever bad cause TO c,chim in prcoundest disgust
and auru,,a-srrs Hs from ur friends, thatma" IS John
Minor Eo.t The luminosity OF his enemies Is mercy 10
tr u comparison Win the kindness Of his friends which
IS 1discruatc cruelty, and mort IS a'o"
Let us pass TO another count in thc long indictment
aga.1-st the Richmond Wti7. "FrrHt'ir. In order to
suEscs. vhr. De lacv was tlehood, asks this q'as-
toas
.uttUhe Ul.7I ever intimate that Mr., Bolts Ha+
made q s1seeh' I'm tls Convention
We answer chat taere aas not only an iatim1uon 6a'
very positive declaration 20 t,at very effect In the
HT- O.. February 2ib there appeared this reference
To- ur Ba.s speech before the Convention. "M Mr.
Bolts chem entered the Hal. aud appearing upon the
platform, greeted with enthusiastic and prolonged
..s-r-. Do addressed the Convention in O speech Of
,re hours length any further notice of which we are
compelled 90 l,e-" His speech was not concluded "l-
T between Gem and eleven o'c,os, at night, and OF
course c.' brief -.ca to- 8. ia Che Ihg O., the next
m.r..- WAS published Wct.nE indeed, chat we a'a
a.a aa essential service ia aa. publishing bis speech In
.. for DO a.. ....,.. many portions OF %, ""'e'
should use.r have been delivered much Jess published
E.. -.ss mis- .Far.ra," .,as Convention Doomed Dc
- r...ar OF .-F.ar. ar1-aur, 90 extend lorna. la-
..Haaa Co A- Bots 90 favor them w.a an expression
...isg ..a. U.l.t So. Wore mo-. Che .o.' a' much
Interested s.aaH vha. SIR. Ir.. bad 90 saw as those
..I.-...t .r re C.a9ar-o. rsr.+ We answer ...,
rho G.e...- --... r.. q -e-rn- B--si,e Trick ]. Was
.--r.- upon tho Convention Immediately &. assembled,
-s. evening session. end v.,l .. ..e delegates were
.. .. u.. ..... ... .-- .r.... circumstances Nh.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30
WNotice 10 PhIsIcInnr and lhe pn,,,-

COCKS POROUS PLASTERs-TEsTIHOSIAL- III 80
CO., No. 29i Canal ST. Now York. 26th Nov ig9 Co..
lately suffered severely from weakness in ny back o,.
by suddenly oysr.exertng myself Having heard v.
much recommended for cases o. this kad procure. A.,
result WAS all that could desire. single Plaster
week. Yours respectfully,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30
THE oxyCENATED BIrrGRs.

Dgsuspil Ir5qa.toa, Hsart Burn, Water Brasil, Sour
Saaa7 JHada, F'of4l,nrg, General b'bHtg, &c, fad
ready relief and speedy cure IN this great remedy.
THE OXYGESATED BIrTERs
Are believed by many who have cured Of the above
lsa to be the only medicine which he Hatrf s5cr affords
for their Invaluable cure alcoholic preparation, which,
while giving n5mutary stimulus reduces the system H. the same
5 but one distinct different from any medical preparation
compounded and which vi ia most cases extract the dis
cas-. m h roots AID restore the patient to pristine health IT.
proo, or which testimony tho very highest and uneSeePtona
character is presented
Reliable Testimony.
We call the attention Of o., the following letter from
President Smith, ofWss.eyan University
SlrlallIoaS, Conn. Feb 27 1889.
slessrs Sam W Fowls Co..
,.,eleu-I made az The ONIGEATFn BrrERS some
seven g t years since Having suffered for twenty years from
py.nat.i viii D. was attended W.,h headache
dag iu week, was Induced by The
H.r.Hrs ~ Dr. Green $50 Try one bottle and
u % benefit s.s received 90 t..a1u'l.e 'hf u7e'
Tleuss uf bottle warranted further trial. 20 the extent OF
some three with careful Observance OF tc accompany
uy directions result almost entire relief from the
.q o., su,pfc symptoms and their depressing panul onse
ggsces br-g- he- produced entire change 10 the
l H y stsem and upon DE ye energies az he digestive
Dt These bess have also been n service 70 other members
Ifryfs1Di.y Very respectfully your,
'' -' AUGUSTUS ". SMITH.
go preparel By sFTH " FOWLE CO. Boston, and for
al AZ wh6 sale and retail by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
CO. " PETERSON. ! r DANAL Richmond, ald BY al drug
y,.s and dealers 10 ~, dicines ~ city aui country.
ufaI-dcEwln
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30
TERRIBLE ACC

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF LIFE.
HyDE PARK, Pa, March ga sad Geld Mt occurred
at Chendens shaft four miles below re- 'hi' alter
noon. The pumps broke while hosting he vorkmen up
when an explosion Of fire damp followed From hiteen
TO twenty killed, many seriously Jured Inc en-
CINE and boer-hOuse were blown to pieces Particulars
not vet received.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30
Ell II E,
RICHMOND AGENCY OF THE
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 40 Main 81.

CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 1870 Main 81.
CASH CAPITAL, S5OO,O SURPLUS, $4,000.
ENSURES Buildings Merchandise Household Furniture Rents
Leases and other Property, against FIRE
charged by other solvent institutions.
T1, fourth the net profits Of the business Of this Company,
divided annually holders Of IT, policies, M scrip bearing
Interest carefully invested for the additional
cury Insured the Uud thus accumulated shall have
100000 making the cash guarantee OF the
Company q UOOOU thereafter the Ser viii be redeemed
rapidly that the profits accrung the policy
holders exceed the sum Of $jOO,OO0
Annual Division Policy Holders declared July 9th ls57
/ 3d. per cent
second annual division Policy Holders declared July 5,h
ISIS, 30 per
Third annual division Policy Holders declared July lih,
1859. - per cent.
Fourth annual division Policy Holders will July ith
lsGG.
Interest dividend in cash. Holders Scrip 1851 declared
July -th ISIS. per cent
divided in cash. Holders OF Scrip Of lS, and l de-
clsred July 18th, lsJJ, per cent
mh8O-5t KNOWLES 4 wALPoRD Agents
IVAN SIMONI.-we have Just received Of oar own i'm
portaon, direct thu manufacturer, full Of
BLACK CLOTHS
AND DOESKINS,
OF the above well known Make which the trade
prices. ln3ol KENT, PAINE CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30
J. G. BRIrG.
proprie,or Of n. B,,n9,.,b r., y %, '1'g''

There Is nothing equal In the way Of Plaster 70 e.p
Plaster Of Mr.. ALLcOCK. Everything Is pleasaat about
They are the Plaster Of the day, and 1t type Of our
yancement in science and art In Asthma Cough f.,
tons and local deepsested palms. they afford p,r-,,,
and Tor weak backs, pains In the side siche. md
generally, they unsurpassed for the benefits thew -
Physicians should examine ibis article which unl7,-r .
proved where known Price % cents each Pdadp,l a..
Canal Street, sev York Sold BY all respectable ds,l.
clnes rki-t,-,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30

Week before last, a the House Of Representatives NJ
Kellogg OF Illinois spoke subject Of course TO Interrupt
J1s tor Two hours on the alleged bargain between H0r-
ace Greeley ana Senator Douglas His aim 20 show
that leading Eastern Republicans favored Douglas re-
election to the Senate Among bis points were these
de produced letter fsom Mr.. Van Ash one Of the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30
I,OR BALTIuORE.-THREE TIMES A ST,

Il WEEK-PUWHArAN STEAMBOAT COMPA. .s.e1=s2zsiA.s
NYThe BELvlDERF, Captain VIM W. heene will re
freight day, da' and up 10 the hour Of " o'clock
NJ Saturday the 3ins Freight taken for Boston via Baltimore
with great despatch No hogshead' taken this
trip unless engaged this oce This steamer has splendid state
passenger accommodations Passage and fare 80 Passen
board before y o'clock NJ Saturday
departure. Tickets for passage procured either
office the slip opposite the Columbian Hotel or at the steam
mhsO-2t DAVID WIN CURRIE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30
GonHMERCrAL-
RICHMOND WHO orTicE, March %, 1880.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

I'll. s,rc, this week, embrace Virginia SKIES at ~
-. s, p,.br,ond city bonds at 9tE Tenn X. r. do
Al mort, s2 and Int o. r. skies, at 81 and int and ON
or .,eks as noted It will be seen that r. X Canal
@ b., advanced nearly 100 per cent We subjoln oomPan
,,...
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30

80 theYOCNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION will
be delivered by Rev MoJRE, d. D. the Hal Of the ME-
CHANICS INSTITUTE MONDAY EVENING, April ID 1862
O'Clock Subject The Drama Of the Huguenots the Key
the French Reyo uuau"
Tickets % cents, to be obtained at the usual places.
RR HOWIsON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30


editors Of the Illinois State Journal in which the writer
savs he had conversation With Greeley IN the htter5
Office ia August 1855 when Greedy remarked that the
Republicans made great mistake IN not taking up Doug
las their candidate. Van Ash Was indignant ana toiu
him they did not desire success ON such terms as
would demOrulzc the party whereupon Mr.. greeley sald
another party would arise Sc He read another letter
dated goth OF December last, from Mr. Powell sup Oh
Public Schools u Illinois, in which he says, pendlng tue
Lccomptou bill in the spring OF 1888, he saw se''rSi
letters addressed TO Republicans of Illinois, commend
ir. the course of Douglas and urging, both from mo-
t,es of policy and street justice, that they should unite
I'm returning Douglas TO the Senate.
There were number letters In which Greeley express
ed similar views lie read extract copied into the
Cincinnati Enquirer, a Democratic organ, from the
speech of Abram Lincoln who repJesentedas saying
chat Douglas was man who would bring such an iuin-
euce chat would enable him TO play the devil az Charles
t0u Laughter lie next relaa letter from Mr. Fang
born Massachusetts, who stated chat Senator Wilson
and other Republicans had expressed themselves IN Ia
vor of the reelection OF Douglas TO the Senate aud that
many New Highlander, were, from tLe, representations,
induced 90 bcve that Douglas bad resolved TO- abandon
the Democrats and Join the Republican party Mr. rang
bor. remembered Wilson's frequently rCmaring that he
knew UorgIis was AN right and intended act "ith the
Republicans aud chat Illinois had committed i'a! m's-
take iu running Lincoln and not supporting uougas--
Iae other gentlemen cOucurrcd with Wilson, o1L rang
born thought the Republicans OF Massachusetts us,iusI
ca Wilson's Judgment
Mr. KcIoss said there was some significance 10 this
letter. which required moro than ordinary attention. lie
Ind proved Chat Wilson was no consultation with bol-
g'l, a. lc Atters house. and that after Cue consultation
member OF this House nude speech ln favor Oh bou-
r'- He now turned To- another branch Ol ile SUBJECT
.rF read ..om Douglas letter To- N.-.gwand .u which
DOUGLAS f.-. quotes heio-Es charge ,l1, Greeley was
IN consultation with Douglas 100 IBIS own puor, planning
and -cnemiu- t0r his reelection, and adds That Tine
charge is utterly ase. lie maintained that Greeley
100 HHH.l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30
COPYING DONE.

EDMOND, DAVENPORT q co.
Il OFFER FOR SALE,
500 hall chests Gunpowder Teas direct Importation,
Of the best crop that lud be obtained In China
ALSO
$500 sacks fine Salt per ship Alexander"
so Ground Alum Salt
70 erces half terces Rice, direct from Charleston
% hhds Cincinnati Bacon SIDES,
200 bags Government Java Coffee
81 tierces Solar and Coal Pit OIL,
159 cases Sweet0i,
100 " Hcorice, fR7orte brands
800 tierces Hbberts' London Porter
$40 bales Cloves,
Nutmegs, Mace and Pepper,
Dark aud Pa Brandis Of own importation,
Wines, OF approved brands,
Worcestershre Sauce
Crosse Blackwell's Mustard
Pickle, plnts and quarts,
1000 bags Peruvian Guano Mol,
1000 " E. D, and c, Mani ulated Guano, mb2s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30
GLOssIER,
HAUUT7

ali ILElNF9
And they Warranted not % stick DO any rss ,
rnoneyfrefund,d He has sold them under this --1ers r,.
for Is years and never had box returned rh-e
and try them q, LOUIS J. b,a.tuTs
nhlg-Gt No Nil.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30
Or. mcCilntOck's PetioraI SyTup.-No D


soldln bottles Price 25 cents. PsEu wDsT1y A., a.
Agents.
DIR. mcCiintOck's PettOraI SyFup.-Nalsrsr
tigher IN the medical profession than that jas MO-
aud this great vegetable remedy for cou,gnp!1n c.lg
chs h0aEsenes, and all diseases that afyct 41 r
q twenty Ears of practical experiment a-l yse.-
! Price 81. Sold ~ FIsHEE WNsIlS, gents
DIR. UcClIntock's Cole and Cough Mixture
the established and stand Ard remedy for cough cola lt.-u
hoarssnsss and all Irt1tous II the
throat palate and nose endorsed by pty,.lus and o.
have used t. preparation that has rival 10 as tst
. IS cents. Sold by FsHER WINSTON. ns-s.-
From R.y. Dr. R1,.sr, Efit5r Ciri.fbr AirutI
SniPLK. ISFs' BAAING P0sutR All pefsol 'gtd ff
and Wholesome Loaf bread biscuits tgv-
cakes may purchase this Powder with confidence ne
perfectly harmless aud pleasant then stl, ,il
&C. No fear Of BREAD The OF % I'LL make w. Lao
sweetest bread n the shortest possible time tine t
expense and dsapponts, II the accompanies trr
rections observed. Besides Z. irl :
Is no invention Of lankeedom. John ". Gsrld ualtift
and sole proprietor Richmond, Va We know him. lli ha5e'
and resomG md IT, the best tried Gel and -,i rs
directions.
For sale throughout the State by Druggists and Groes -
rally. uti
UANO.-So. Peruvian Guano Baltaors ins7 sl;l al
mh2I T. H. sKINKFRkC
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30

CUM ARABIC.-sOO prime Gg@ hSa6le Just TeSi'
W ed, and for sale by ROBINSON kVSEAIs'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30
u,HE HEAsON WHY.

VNHE REASON WHS.-Ghe reasons Why PO.sryr..
L STEAM CAyDlES are better than any other YOU e,r,.
LHf they are made by worsmen Of experience gbo
regular apprenticeship 20 the business, and by
and plckers up o the trade, NJ whom work ,f 49,
helpers en cal themselves vorkmen; that they are -
very best refined Sugar. they better made
MORE UNIFORM
WINTER,
GLOssIER,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30

Tasteless a. the honeyet dew,
Painless In rs action too
Harmless as the roses breath,
But % Worm- Immediate death
BKfAS's NkENIFCsE u cOJHe
Is the mothers grand resource.
. IN bottles Price 25 cents. RI,EE 4 WNsry A. D
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30
~, = LEE >, ~ siiNSURaNCE Conn,

~ 4 IFfIIHF on w TfTTEI07Iers 0f n. T-''TPtNt
rance Company. held the eniee IN ~ =. lfrna H. =
Company, IN the city u Richmond on gns,..httt is,i
March, $50, The following gentlemen we're s'oiY p.r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WEDNESDAY, March %, 1860.

, EVENING SESSION.
b The House met at o'clock. Speaker CRUTCHFIELD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30

SrrlNGr SCENE Al CUrRcH-On Monday morning
great excitement was caused in the Bapts. Church Pitts
own. RENSSELAER, county, y. Y, bya man walking into
he mids, of the congregation stark naked lie was led
GU, as soon as possible and decided to be insane on the
subject Of dress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30

EUANO.-So. Peruvian Guano. Balnors nsps-tca a.
" Ing from s-hr Wm Frazier, 20. sale by
y,b9
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-30

10 incorporate Ne Tttcut0Wn WOODEN aud cotton
manufacturing company authorizing the Dluvi.le and
Wy.a..le turnpike company 70 construct a branch Of
their road from a point %, or near the house of James $
P.dgo 20 point on the W-'e-iori road n Henry couu-
tv 90 OF near The house of VIM Dol Incorporating The
bank OF Petersburg. establishing branch bank in ABB
r-f9n Washington couutv 10 amend the "a sec. of an
act entitled au act Incorporating the Bccoon turnpike
company Incorporating 'he Crershlw woolcn manahc-
turing company incorporating the Alexandria, Washing.
ton Georgetown and Baltimore navigation company, ap-
rtorzirc the Bank OF che Valley IN Virginia, e-tab-
I1 branch bank ia rhe ciry of Rchmoli for The re-
lief of John W lawson OF AppoGa,to1 county, direct
ing the payment OF Judgment in favor o. Mary Iecry
ana others o.. TazeNe coaaty, against the Board OF
Pebble Works.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-03
E-I1s - F-----------
Good Times Coming.

An indication of the effort that is being
made BY the.citixens Of this State to throw of
the incubus of debt that has rested upon them
and crushed out their energies for several
years past, is witnessed in the. fact that SO
large number OF those who 10 former years
made their living by the sale of corner lots "
and Stand bonds" have become producers,
and are 1t this very moment securing the
abundant harvests' that are browning their la
,bors of the past year. Those Of our citizens
who have not visited the prairies during the
summer, can form hut little idea Of our agri-
cultural progress Old farms are being ex-
tended and new firms opened to a greater eX-
tent than at any period in the history of our
State. In Delaware county alone we are in
formed that more than 10000 acres of new
prairie will be turned over this summer, and
prepared to produce crop next year. And
this Improvement in one county is no more
than may be said Of nearly every county in
the south part Of the State. With this legit-
innate mode Of producing wealth--with the
thousands ofpounds Of mineral that our lead
mines are daily yielding, and the large immi-
grafton now coming into our State, We may
well look forward to an unexampled degree Of
sound and lasting prosperity in the future. -
This state Of things should induce all who
have been depressed, to take new courage
Labor and economy on the part Of our citi-
zens will soon place our rich and beautiful
State second to none in the Mississippi valley
will speed the "good time the shadow
only of which was seen during the exciting
years from 1850 to 1857. .l1 aaG#GGAH
We clip the above from the Dubuque
Times, and we can add our testimony toit in
regard to the Cedar Valley. A larger num-
Der Of acres of prairie is. being broke this
summer than any time previous, and with
this state of things we will come out brighter
than ever. Have patience, and all things
will work well. Our motto is onward. The
good time is coming. 9ni1xSssus