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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
DR.. Weauer's Canker and Salt Rheuua Syrup and
cerate for curing humOrs by purifying the blood.
READ THIS.--HOW 1T ACrS.

When disease has been long in the SYSTEM the first
atterng symptoms after taking the Syrup that the
humor increases on the skin. This should not alarm
you, it only shows that the diseases is working out
just the result we want to see apply the Cerate and
the humor win heal, and the disease disappear
decI-d&w4w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
Administrator Nofice.

re undersigned having suggested to the Clerk
4 the County Court OF Davidson county the insoi
vency Of the estate Of Thomas d. Stoener deed All
persons having claims against the are notified 10
me the same authenticated In the manner prescribee
by law O. or before the first day Of June 1851 with
the said Clerk or they viii be forever barred both "a
nv S. sao equity KINDRED RAY, Admir-.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-10
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

3 boxes. II slaughtered hogs, Geo. Foster & Co;
/ hbl bones, j. T. Elliott box sausage meat, A
HeIs bbt bones, Nickery Bros; lot tools, ChRs-
Aflldoon ! box, bbl tallow, 50 bbls whisky,
fFkin butter, Preston Bros; 2.400 bushels
wheat, lglehAIt Bros; boxes, ) half barrels, f.
RdsD, Bowling Green, KY; box trees, p IL.
Baker, GreenVille, Ky; l box, C. Keller boxes,
Thomas Kerth 20 bushels corn, Thos. Stoughton :;
bdIe saddle trees, D. Schnee 10 boxes, Jacob
s4REch s Son is bags coffee, coils rope, ]. Il D..
HsImsu ) barrels, sacks, l box, Wheeler Il
Riggs 8 bags meal, H. Bernstein horses, Read
n RnrroW / car hay, 5. Kahn 305 bush wheat,
40 bbls honr, C. Foster & Co.; 20 bbls flour, John
Elliott IS bales hay, 800 bush corn, L. q d.
Holman l bdle chickens, J. Wilkeson 81 sacks,
Christ. Theeman.
A Z SHRADER. AL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

wJVDEA RURRER ERCO.STS and
II Leggins. Just received, a splendid stock of
Ihe above gosds at 20 per cent less than last years
prices VIZ. T.. FRENCH L Co.,
septic No. 20 Main street.
RROTKCKe OP.FP FO Il
SW License.-The undersigned will apply to the
Board of County Commissioners of Nanderburgh
county for license to sell spirituous and intox-
icating liquors in less quantity than quart at
time at his usual place of business lots q and
~, OriEInAl Plan of the City of Evansville.
noy9i-td JOHN VICTORY.
FHI4CKLR .E.N.D S.N.ET ton BLOCKS,
~ full assortment 4 TO Il inches, single and
double at (poy2si c. S. WELLS'S.
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Combs, Amelia 1924 by $50 feet alley end of
EASTERN ENHANCEMENT
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THE PADUcAH HoMIcIDE.-The Mr.. Pry-
OF who shot and killed Pigg, at Paducab,
the other day, we learn from a gentleman
from that place, is dangerously and proba-
hly fatally injured. The ball from Pigg's
pistol entered his thigh, and ranged up
wards, and it is feared lodged in the groin,
Exchange.
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the undivided - OF the
or, the or. and
the n. Or of Evans's
Homestead ................ G8G5
Evans, Robert, lot No. 10, block 46.......... I3S
Evans, Dewitt, the undivided Il part of the
do nr ar,dA Innr Il nnlals
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CHRlSIlA y III ID D. III
Evansville, Nov 81 -2wd-4 cry Col
Sornething Now.

Having opened establishment for the manu-
Nacture Of CORN BROOMS on Water 50. bot. Main
and Locust, in the Room formerly occupied ~ tbu
Telegraph Once, would respectfully call tue ai-
ention Of the Citizens 81 Evansville "a the fact that
am now manufacturing every description Of Corn
Brooms and Will sell at lower prices than tho same
can be houghti in Cincinnati or Louisville Dealers
would do well to call at my establishmeBt before
purchasing elsewhere. The Market price paid for
Eg0o1a Corn at all times. AM. COAAEII.
Reu- 25-3Ind
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Daily 9uuruaI.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

*.
Evansville g. CraVVfOrdsViIIe X. H.
= DEPARTURES. -
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@CYU.N-DRKES.-2O Gross fLOTHE d
~ Pins, 10 gross Stove Polish 25 gross Washing
Blue, 10 doz ing Powder, Sardines,
whole, half, and quarter boxes, SO dog aud two
10 cans Cove and Spiced Oysters, in store and TOR
sale by lnov20) CHAS. AISJOHNSTON.
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MTfOLL ECTOR'S S.gLR or ma A. mr.
u tate for the payment Of the coats and eKpenH
eS of Sidewalk improvements. Notice Is hereby
given, that by virtue of precept iHsuoi h. the
Mayor of the City Of Evansville, aud 10 me direct
ed will sell Mt public auction, nt the door 81 the
Court House. In said city, on "Wednesday, tho 10th o.
December 1890 the following lots parcels ci real
estate, OF 81 much thereof may be necessary u
pay the amount charged and assFsrod against euid
lots respectively, the aud sHp5usoa Of ma1
ing side-W walk improvements IN mont OF Gh1 iQigi
together with the costs Of sale
Lot IL block No ], In Bakers Addition .,...bJ 55M
II lea Eastern Enlargement 1875
10 - in Eastern EulRrRameut 1876
10 in the 4th Enlargement IL "a
CHRISTIAN uEDDERICHs
deci-td City Coll, ctor.
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C1OEEECTO as s.sEE 0FRR.4L NJ

&NOLLECTOk' = S-tAsaf OEkh.a T. M
v tate for the payment Of the costs aud espou4.
es of sidewalk improvements. Notice 81 hereby
given, that by virtue OF a proceFt issued ly the
Mayor of the City OF Evansville, aud 90 me direct
ed will sell at public auction, AZ tho door OF the
Court House IN sail city on Saturday, December
I'D, 1860 at O'Clock NJ, the following tots 90
parcels of real estate much thereof nH may BE-
necessary TO pay the amount charged aud assessed
against said lots respectively for the costs aud ca
Penses Of making sidewalk improvements 10 mont
Of said lots, together with tho costs Of said sale
Joseph Sca1es' = heirs, by l4Sls # W side OF
Sc "a OF lot ), Lower Enlargement ....,....t E2s
w G.. 4 G.. W. Ewing, N W =. Of lot 4. Low
er Enlargement. Observation-Disclosures. 207g
do W X lot 4, Lower Enlargemeut......... 1880
Conrad Baker LOT q Lower Enlaraoment...... $40
Lewis Howes ...- So a.
CHRISTIAN uEnpERlCH,
dec7-3t CITY Collector.
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RIVER ITEMS.

ARRIVED.
Glendale, Memphis Silver Moon, Cincinnati;
Genl Anderson, Pad; Neptune, Cincinnati;
Robert Fulton, Pitts; Grey Eagle, Louisville;
Arizona, Pittsburg.
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sTOCKwELLs EHLAEGEMENT
WebLer, Elia4, lot "a block lJ.....-........-. o.
KOeliu, Macmillan, n ~ Uf lot - btp4h = So
CHRIsTIAE HEDDERICH.
Dec3-3wd- City Collector
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Fire and Inland Navigation

Risks accepted at terms consistent With soivaney
anai fair profit.
Especial attention given TO Insurance Of DWEL LTNGS
and COntesats, for terms OF 10 gears
The solid service long and successfully tried, and
the many advantages the Etna Insurance Company
pos in it's line, should not be overlooked by
those ready to insure and understanding thetT best
interests,
During s'stringent times - the necessity for
liable Insurance becomes imperative duty--thr
ability of property owners to sHstain Lss being
then much lessened.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State Politics Issued without de
lay, by any of the duly authorized Agents OF the
Company
BkS- business attended 10 with despatch aud
fidelity
COPELAND b NEXSEN, Agents.
my2 Savings Bank Building. First St.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

Iron u, st, Louis, Mo, Daily Il vcning News,
We wish TO sail the attention Of our reader
TO n now article IN tho way OF medicine. Messrs
Potter 81 Merwin, who are natives of our own
State, have long been known to US ia high ton.
cd honorable gentleman, in which we place thu
most implicit confidence. They arc manufac.
turing an article knows ~ tho "Cherokee Rem.
edy. 'Fof which an Advertisement lppeats In m.
other column of to-day's paper, from what NV.
eral medical gentlemen Of ~verscity and honor
have told Us, together with our high esteem
and confidence for the froprietors. We are n.
clined TO believe that this article possesses msS
It of no low order. We are told that cure
have been performed In our city that had bs@-
cd the skill of our most learned practitioner
If this article proves what It Is represented 10
be, II new era will take place in the treatment
Of diseases for which it 70 intended, a. every
unfortunate can truly attest TO the disagreeabls.
ness Of the nauseous, and facilitating effect OF
the mixtures that they heve been obliged 70
swallow. We know the proprietors would not
knowingly deceive the public. Therefose We
advise any of our readers; who may b. 20 un.
fortunate as to need an article Of this kind, 70
procure at once the Cherokee Remedy, YOU
can find 1t at any Drug store in the Southern
States.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

The Female Organization is often q tsaiia
that of a tender flower. Many Of the ssx sr.
ter into marriage relations without being sbls
to underg the labors and ttaS Of matxalty.'
In this country, thousands Of young aud hS>au.'
tiful women are sacrificed every year, from this
canse alone. Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach
Bittcrs will ave many Of this class from an un.
timely grave, This medicine has been used
with great benefit by immense numbers of peo-
throughout the republic, and the proprietors
have received grateful Communications from all
sections of the country. The bitters will be
found to be very pleasant to the taste, even as
a beverage, and prompt and powerful as q med
icine. /. inflaes new vitality into the frame,
and strengthens the whole system, SO that wo-
men who use it are enabled to 60 through with
labors which would, without 1t, be certain to
~ro,trate them Sold by all druggists.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16
State of Tennesse---Franklin TO-
John Frizzell, Admir-, DC,

John W, Syler, Guardian, dc.
On motion of complainant and il appearing
to the satisfaction OF the Clerk q Master 'na,
Estelle, Arthur C, and Alexander h'ddle' NV
Isaac T. Biddle are non residents Stalo " y
OF Tennessee so that the ordinary process ="
law cannot be served upon them. =.
1t is therefore ordered that publication ~
made for four consecutive weeks in tne h9G.
Journal, a weekly newspaper published -
the town of Winchester, Tenn, requIllI;s
said nonresident defendant to appear nsts,n
on or before Wednesday after the thiro "J ~.
day in August next, to plead answer Q.
muir TO said Bill, or the same Will De ILL., :.
for confessed and set for hearing exPaf,e
tothein II. X. ESTlLL' o'"
july26-3.
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AGENTS Wanted :

Fifty DoLlars a month md all Expenses paid!
AN active Agent is wanted in every County
in the United States and Canadas, to solicit or
ders and introduce our New National Double
Thread $50 Sewing Machine. Warranted
equal to any high priced machine. Practical
for every family, which makes it the cheapest
and most popular machine in existense. A
limited number of responsible Agents are wan
ted, to travel and solicit orders by Sample, at
q salary of $50 per month and EXPENSES
Business permanent. Addrers, with stamp, for
conditions and instructions,
j.. v. HARRIS & co.
Shoe and Leather Exchange,
BOSTON, MASS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16
Sherif's Sale.

On Saturday the 18th of September
1860, | will offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash, on the public square in Winchester,
two Negroes, one girl named Sally one boy
named George, also twenty nice head Of mules,
2 and 3 years old. Sold us the property OF
James NJ. Rusacy TO satisfy two II tas in my
hand one in favor Of the President and Direc-
tory Of the Bank Of Tennessee, and one IN
favor of Miller IL Underwood against said
Russey and others issued from the Circuit Court
Clcark's Office.
Aug. II, 1850. j. w, CUSTER 81 II,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

OF powder exploded and killed two
mon-and so on, too numerous to name
Iloavc for Philadelphia in n lcw mo-
mcnts. viii write again in a few days,
Messrs. II. & II. left me, several days
ago, Hope they get plenty to eat
Good bye,
w. J. s.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16
ACADEMY,

This school wiIl open its fall session
on Monday the Sd day Of Septombcr'
Mr.. Edison y. ellison, Il young gen
tleman who has attained u high rep,u-
lation as scholar and successful teach,
er, and Il superior mathematician VIII
assist, AppIyto
J. GORDON.
nly"All tuition feecs now due will be
charged interest from the 10th Of June
until paid. }. II.
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$3.50 REV ARD

THE undersigned, citizens of Marble H!l
and vicinity, will pay tho above reward for tho
annrebenscn of R0LLI DATSON, who Brnl-
tatliy Murdered b. G, HILL on the lin
inst. L.,
DrsoplrTloS.--Su!l Dotson is 6 feet l inGh
h.rh, weirhing about 200 pounds, has light
brown hair, aud generally wears whiskors, ana
has only one eye-the right eye being out
has a bold and determined counten0nce.
The above reward will be paid as sooa IS he
A.. JOHNSTON,
G. II. BEAN,
Il. Il. SPENCER,
j. y. GRAY,
S. D. COCKRELl.
Marble Hill, Tenn, Aug. 10.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16
SLOAN, OWEN & co.
State Of Tennessee.
State Bank South Carolina, ct, ais,
p s. and Bcni. Dechord.

P. s. and Benz. Dechord,
On motion of complainants, and It appearing
TO the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master that
p. s. s. Benz. Decherd are non-residents Of
Tennessee, 80 that the ordinary PROCESS of
the law cannot be served upon them.
II Ia therefore ordered that publication DO
made for four consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal, a I newspaper published In Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said non-residents to appear
Gerry Court, on Wednesday after third Monday
in August, 1860, and plead and answer or
demur TO said Bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing exparte az to
them. u. X EST1LL, G. & VI.
j~uly2s-s3
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

Several Communications will appaer
next week which we have not. room
for this week,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

A communication from 'Severus', ID
received, and not having room in this
issue, it will appear next week
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16
MARRIED.

On the 3lst uIt., by the Rey' 49,
Ba ird, Mr., W. B, Crisman, OF Memphis
TO Miss Annie Alexander, OF this place
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16
IN RIDING on THE SHIP

you can scarcely tell that she moves,
and we arc confident that no n would
get sea sick ona trip in her across the
ocean. She runs about Is miles an hour
which is better than most vessels.
There are many other items about
the Great Eastern which We would men.
ton if we had time. We are glad we've
seen her. While we feel that there
never was such antithcSis as that pre-.
sented by the grand perception and pal
try management OF the vessel, yet we
do not allow that to dctract from the
vessels merits as q vessel Of grandeuro
and wonder. Those who manage the
ship aro manifestly incompetent for so
expanded an enterprise. There is great
inherent difficulty it is true, but one
which these men greatly aggravate by
their timidity and want of perception.
They spoil the Great Eastern even as a
show by their want of acknowledge ofthe
people they are among.
But we must close. We will next
have the Prince of Wales to write about,
we reckon. We notice that New York
is all astir as to how he shall be re.
ccived, and who shall receive him. Poor
fellow! He is only 10 years old, and
no wonder his mother, although she
knows he's out is afraid we Ameri-
can people will bore her son to death.
We notice that balls are in preparation
for him, and young ladies engaged be-
forehand for him to dance with, all be-
cause he is q Queens son, and has
money. There are fifty boys in Frank.
lin county who a make a better
speech or write a more sensible article
than the Prince, wen warrant,
There have been many accidents in
Baltimore in tho last few days, but we
have not timo W notice them ct length.
We saw q man fall from a building
yesterday and broko his log. The scat.
fold on which he vas standing gave
way. He was a painter, Most Of our
painters, p~lasterers and brick masons
are too reckless in fixing such tempo
rary platforms. A man killed his wife
in this city the other day. His wife
had been unfaithfhl TO him. He fund
her lord ID tho room with her. A keg
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

VIZ publish this week two letters from
the Editor,
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was cha actoristic OF the boat. Alter
this rJrast, we lit II fragrant cigar, OF
Ora c's best, which we had with US, and
went on deck TO while away n tow
hours ere going to bed. The long, hot,
weary day had drawn to II close, and
far upon the Eastern sky the broken
and disordered squadrons oftbc tempest
their battle fought, were moving on 10
sullen retreat, while the sun IN the
accident broke forth in gladness upon
the earth, scattering bright rays every
where, and sparkling on the oceans
surface, now calm and tranquil az an
infant asleep. But in a moment or two
the great luminary sunk beneath the
horizon, aud then began Il series OF
wondrous changes in every part OF the
overarching heaven which seemed at
first like a hollow hemisphere Of mother.
Of pearl .quaIra,od by a rainbow thrown
naorlv n,o Tho zonith. In tho i'm.
mediate Wost there was Il liberal dis.
tribution Of gold and orangeand crimson
-. l.,an,i ., Lo l;s.r;bod hv . moi.
like ours; aye, lit for the pen OF II NO.
..L d.. soou tbis all d;sanneared
,rord moying nonorama seemed
or si,yn,. than 8 hluc oII
.,o,o.loJ wi,h stars acepjugIv met in
I oo,oord 10 r,oIc,,oa tho oront
90 woon ,s :, uoyns an gracefully M
~ .Ion, m,i..,y Ohl il wos was beau
.,pI .,l 80 ua .ot anal .,,y ,I,, semi.
.. - l.,,.o,. ..,,.o, ~,
rr,,. ,o.li, mn,;rI m,.,Ihs
.u u,.u ...,n.d +, .n,vine
,,o,, L.ok o.
Wv, ,r, a ..,
-. ..ai.,u ,.or,l ma
"n'e WV '5'' ~ 7'e' ,'r,:-I
" w "'''o '"lII
But d.ur reader Of the Journal, par,
dan -. G,r sn Iono nm aIIusiou to a scene
"'' 10 'o' '' wv" ;.,m,
IN whlch yo""" h"I 'cc' 10 ''"'" ''''',
eat as We ana "'scr'''''" VIVA" =
vou hrcn with us, you, too, would have
flt like recorIinp YOU sensation, in
;,ucaainr 40 glorious "A scene, as II
memory, or II transcript Of experience
to he hereafter recalled and though
u. a fall far beIow satisfying ever
ourself vet the description will suffice
+, revive the sweet impressions anc
r.rroluce in our mind mt some future
dav when REVIEWING the journal, tho
e,1,l Inf ~unCorroiten rIory Of the sun
set ON Chcsapcnko Bay. 1T was WIN
some such wish rs this, but no nope, no
futile expectation of adequately "'Scr'-
bjur the sight, far less WIlh any weak
desire to try our hand at hnc writing,
that we determined on sitting down to
write, to say something IN our own
way, Of the sunset sc had Witnessed.
About ten or eleven . cl''N We ro''''
cd, and slept SWcctly nhI' h'o III O'c
morning, when our company "'"'' "to
were informed lhaI we were near y"
Point Comfort, H"" the iron A"'''''i
tho ''r'"t E~a'''rh~-""' IN Sl8"'' AL
crowded on deck to eaten " &'l'hpSo o
the WONDER o'r''i' FOREMOST VIII
cye3 stretched 10 '''c'r utmost c"p'c''S
Al llrSl we cpu'u see I"I'l''S puO :
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Iron and Castings. ,.,a
$50 tons assorted Iron and Castings on ns''
and for sale by D.. DiU r.
Oct. 20, $50. NafhviiS ~"
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No tice.

INC ClCc.
All who know themselves indebted ia the
undersigned will please come forward and ray
up their small bills Immediately, or not think
hard Of us if necessity compels us, to put their
accounts in the hands of an officer. Veowe
money ourselves, and have no other mean ~
look to but what our patrons owe us, anu oy
Joecessity the call would not be made;
q uAIril I, 80. CL0PTON & MUKKELL
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-05

spr.n gdsid correspondent say. 40
he esnvsus,.eesl language Mr.. Linesls
gives sbs.dsst ssidsacs 81 thorough
sound sense add r'pes.sg experience. o.
public questions hssspres.sd him.sli w,lh
unressrved frasin~ss. On ksssp~ss pei.
tics he talked ~ith . familiarity which
oniy elsse eb.esva,,ea % ps--ssr events
eoaid have smpsrtss. The impression
Which hseres,ss upon the n,,sds cf all whs
come 10 contact With h,ss. 10 thai q . self
made. independent. heasss thinker. lie
f,ses fsr above The rel.sieisns he - s,raa-
ger 10 ell The issr'rsss which have cursed
party politics: he Il thoroughly suhasd
9TH the srss slsmests 81 ststesmsnsLsp.
snd. N ths highest aud neblc.s ssnse. he
- = nae
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-05
E. NJ. W.

~ A correspondent irom this State
writing from the Pocket to the ST. Louis
Democrat says: "In the first place. I must
say that lincoln will get thousands of votes
in this district that Fremont did not get.
in consequence of the great reaction that
is taking place among the Germans. Nor
does it stop here. Nearly all the FILLMORE
men have wheeled into line With the Re
publcans. determined to fight the Hsr
mOnious squatier Sovereignty Democracy
to the last day"
Another one writing from Davis
county says: The cause Is onward in
Southern Indiana. There is no mistake
about IT,. Our county has heretofore been
largely Democratic. but IL the election
we're To come Of to morrow. the majority
would be- considerably reduced. I never
heard Of 50 much changing ia my life.
Some of the Douglas men say that when
they see there IL 90 chance for the Little
Giant. their next choice j. Lincoln. They
utterly refase 10 vote Tor Breekisridgc,
ard the Brsekinridge men even re
fuse 70 support the county tickle, on
rst,sn sovereignty principles. Some Of
the Breckenridge men. a. strong IN the
belief iha, Congress has right to do A.
she plssses With her owe prepeny.) will
vote far the Republicans 10 this county
add Congressional District"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-05


The meeting at Asbury Chapel on Tues
day evening, which was addressed by a
Minister of the Society of Friends, was
but slimly attended, owing, probably, to
the outside attractions OF the show. aud
political preparations.
Those. however. who were present can
testify to the interesting service.
Opening with fervent Thanksgiving and
(appeal;) a few minutes of silence ensued .
following which was the sermon, deliver
ed extempors. With remarkable fuency.
and in manner which evidently impress
ed all who heard it.
The cheering words Of consolation to
those who were " discouraged because Of
the way" ard the earnest invitations to
those not yet within the Ark Of Safety %
were alike impressive. and must have
awakened response in every heart pres
ent
A short silence followed the address,
when her companion appeared i" an earn
est supplIcation. after which he made a
few remarks full OF interest. regretting
that. notwithstanding mis- efforts through
the day. so few were present. He closed
with an appeal for the enlistment OF our
christian sympathy in behalf Of the pris-
oners IN the city Jail. to whom they lad
made a very acceptable visit.
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