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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-27
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'r t'tn IRA {. He et:F'At eAr 9eritai e%cribtn $jNo. ono.
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b. 7 III Rtrmano ais t;Ibit. IL Is. ". Hritrn NrEn.'
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neutrality-suspicious..
OCEAN HOUSE.

Ode her Sishs II. &ruritrafr. pcrtsmsutb RI
Tee reiirHcc 9stltuN tpirs aui sn;eS prr%Ir rser;t,cc
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alls wtti ustr be pd!fs cr yrrit werrya NIT oSricasrjuu,G
rem 100000. l5Oe'V, lSuruO, I2GUpO, II5eUU. Il .UpU, /. JuuG,
lO1poo, ivVUoS. 5eVgO. 10000. 2jCOO, 2 NAL 2OOUs, ? mai
5000, r1l l2eeV. 2 NAL 10000, | nal 6uG0. 2 mai 5000,
; nal 1000, 4 rtal 5000. l3 nal 1000. lI6 mai IOOp 6yutctn II.
NJ. v. I. N. ss;rSen, uni et III tr lcStrn 0lniIc LtRl nit Gjcic.
s'sntrntn se;Ssen nttptn, reSiitn III ter nfr, NlGne Ger fsistn.
eR Spntrie tn Nrtilpss. wpcurt erm Emtattr ctnnra Gin Qc.
Einn ts ~ 10000 Buleen ,uiancn fam.
Tit V-fitt 3ietuna fnrd I'M 9dnuar lati, pc;u
Gin aanicS Ipce $3.U
S!n saIt.s rsos 10 sOr'otsi tanet.
p. SeItrS u Go. III TranfiurI.
RS. ane Sriefe fur nus imp III derciiirtr all
G. MiIIer, 81 Ghabdm Str, R,n Srrt.
Natrt res Nitm. S;nNr tS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-27

Tanrs, Snad. Naus uur vaaertirr. Snlru.
EG,insu Sr,unt,u lrmie rem s,ranrri ten NusI;fum ~, ,r,.s,,,
@hSttsr. eHF 'N am GEfe Z ) Nsrtn NtarErS, rttcn HisaSfs Sp.
hh' sn ncues Sr1d~Sc@e r*cT:dt t batt, mricltjr uct,n Iru,ti.
Sn Srf'nnrnNr 'ttS tin GutS @hS Sctucr' IdtS lrtt, v,,rr.
SteT in BADEN 1T. Gt.ai .tet ;Gbirtrdtn %.iuh Iittt frrumSiydit
cnt9trn Srtn lEarrbnmi,n 49,,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-27

Snr. 8. Mrllrn,
Sng9rCtcure uuc SlrrIr rn
SranrieH, NNlnc, 0'lrs, Sums uup 9S6Ystis,
Intadc UNI Gigarrru,
Nc. l3i GIrrtrIle. n inm no. 3e.
I'm Hctrtni Sirre rnt &'succr ~gHOrct.UIt bate i'd atacnp6ric
Io'9enee %rittei. elt tN mcthrn teutihen Gunecn bciicnS cmpicts
len harm: Grsnac, Nrt liz uup Sarvae @rarbj,e, brISnpi
thtn u iu. Sam0ic1 SUM, Strtib pue Grub SSbiSftr
yr.t-, Shtrr9s, afahtiras unp MGIllo = ~ elm.
400 Ytle. gsuni. unp Sb c 9&hSfeY,
80 90 Yrarca. Din uns Sprtt gBtir,
2n GO Slo Arple Yrancp.
l1 10 air tir:tn Sac MbiSfrp Iepn IL Sobr, off.
100 90 Grtetiiur 9mt lStIatcs Iur weltcu ih sITrin;;,,r
Hlcnt bin),
80 aSrHt GbnntYaSu +, ppr;r9tide Grrt,n.
Glorct, S1utcrnt uno Gtterorcinirr Q4tinc. Guroe,r SIur,,I
Ale; dIe Saplna GiAarrcn.
GanlcnE fur baS mir ici!Ncr ~Gcitentt 3utrausn, FpTe if Surd,
pNnltii1t @uefufrrns "ur AufnI9t r%acte auh funcrkir NJ,
III trtGlcn. Spbu : Mtit"r
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=. ~. Wp,umcI,

Nnfpolttrtr unp llps,ttrtr,
Nr. 2o+ Sronritrake, smilhtn rer Item unp 5tru.
Tnhrnthlt lMa esm e:utldtn Yutlitum ,ur @rf,riorra aGsr in itin
S Sm s.t,MiNstNcer Srhc'ttr, GlS: Gufpolnern ututr unS oltcr
1tCpS'. HhtcE,ftNhh@ Won Matraetn nGer @rt, SopcIertu rrn Rim
hern, Ill Mttihonl 3rct I'D Gin iebr ihancS >. jrr,m Mt SIrocr
~ ,Yt'tN sN't. Hut Srrttl Nc tGur nm 9;netianihc %ttncS WI
ratht9 rNC 81 tiliAm lrcis M hatsn vi s. " Nrmmti
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-27
EDWARD ". CANN.N,
Sefsntlitber @ipta' unp @crirbts. Qnmalt.
Sftee: Cdr @nnrrnur. uup 6~ranflln. atrae,.
8. y. Stefsr'S

y. y. IVUF 7 ;
Ntn ein9srlbtrte rsutide SuAbinberei!
6ortihrIEt INIT on &nferoerunacn etr3cit mug Nrintiy fcin
;itoen, Der ltln3tttastr ribttS peritebt; 5tiuitan0 III RldItrih
Spn rttltm WIGnelhSc tcierIt, rrlaTbe i'd mir Dem Y:rebrltiben
otutiben 9ublitnm biz rr9tbene AnSsise III MAIDEN, eas i'd meine
%n@eineeret rIrt osrItbI, oenc iett9tmaBeS r6sGerunasn bresuttno
9fr9DultonbiAi babe, ume jset eurt Die btrbm6 6rptrfttn 8rrbei>
irunarn. IN CT Production auh ben itrsnshsn anforbrunssn &C.
hn9s gu Irritn III cen Stane geieBt BIN. Alt in msin SAB lha>
stnpe @rbtiien. ais: YortfOIis'e, NuFf> Ginhinoe, Gtnfahunstn
9MI Siitertttn ,e. a., ale &rism gSrsn fur Drs5oob-Stcrssi &c.
Srale tur JrptlleI irereen mad nis Dor ana,fsrtiQt!!!
SIs Nrtsr @assnNrR spn 5OHs, papvs Inb @laE, fmb imas
prTTSIsis s. .. Sttdsr,
4uTtineCT rre TdprdgtcttT,
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acknowledgements

Srettn re, Sb;H SttlIer via Srsuen ,rbaltrs:
QUO pir. Samserssr 3pe,l&sn,
1900 Yfp. Y,nltn,
Nutcl &C.
&tteerrrtduir trhI;ten sin,u auttn RaSatt, urh nreer stI,I.
ben euI 'bun. teroV H. lcnlt Ginfauft na&cn, pi,lt lBaarru ,u,rt
III tStter. f
&ihnere, %a !. Suli 1858. Spbr S,rsi.
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n. a. STURDIVANT.
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
(ebarttrtc eura Die g, irescbun9 Yrn Nirsini,n.)
Supital: &G00NQ0.

9tprfitsn merbcn in tlGcr @auf cntec1cn acnrmatn cpu S. an
mn GuTartS, uno mtretn eicltibtn III Is PCT. per Sa6r pcr;inf.
mtnn ne Fr + Mrnait FER LANCER in beicr 8ant pcrbktbtu. sur
turcre 9crtrrcn pcrccn > p9t. buChnct.
2ae N1rSc Stut Gopital batter fur Die 9rypIhn.
9rpcltcn merccn an9errmmcn unp Suitunotn bariber ouSaez
lttlIt rura r,n @Hiircr Z. y. Stnrte in otm Srre rS ScTrn
oprNtr, 9@t Ger @p9trnNr unH MOiniirSFt. Titmpne, 81.
Samutl =. Gpttrell, %Trdltcnt.
~. Starte, Ganrcr. s. 80ItbIlt, Surct6r.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-27

Serl&iccsre Waarcn erlelt icrbcn pr 1ampiihil.
une padetbcpt m. j.. GYter, aie:
I'D SbiS. Sib 9tpc uni Common WShiSfts.
.OO ~ Sreuh Sraufp, Gin uno Jism.
lo0 ~ WfaIdsa unb Yortnsiu.
$50 Srres Snuh unp gaper 9tailins.
100 - Bs Carbonate Scpa.
100 " - Gables 0uupcprer 1ea.
50 5dlbe Ssres Siad Sea.
100 SrCe 1ete9rapb, 3punp s9cpb unt., SBansba
Mathes.
200 9eres Yaper unr &rtsate5 Star6.
pctatoes, Snicns. 9o:fib, 6iib, Salt, SLs: -, But
ter, @teeis, Saro, Bacon. Spiers. paprr. 3utS,
Nta!IrS. Cigars. Gcrrase, @lafins. 6lcur &c. &C.
Vile btele NSaaren ine friih uno nrn BETTER qua,
lttat Ins ~osrtauft %pisicltcn gu Den ~tiataitcu Yreilen
% M. y. Gplcr,
Shl!elalr Grocer, YrcpilieE unb
Siqupr Dealer.
Is. Stra6e, ,miihtn 9arY uu 0ain.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-27
War.en-S pirtbid,oit in s,u,d,,rtrm,

@drttn=S0 irtbihait in Sutdrrtrpn.
2er Undergraduate srloubi I'D 6 nm Srcuuecn uue Dem oe'emm.
Ten "neIittli DE I'm eHe III madrm DAP TT am gnee ven Y,uthcr.
trirn tnt oartcn~NSribItait trnnCt BAT, mr. Grf iihu nacu i,ser
Hr une ctItT = u1.t tHt. irete crcUt Grh Gin glGS Sdttr ,,Ibil
tmrcT iThn 6etlrm'iu tetn th NJ U1urnC III 81 80 .tlolIc) IN
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-27
9eutlhc bctamm c.
WrS. {. Staupe, 16S Yrcacjir. anil

=. unp I. SudEe,
Ea6t Zen ttutiben Sraucn Gi6m,ur. biz croeberhc S(ncicc. cal
"a IN EtuttTlGnn 1s Sttammc rrcitrt unb aGf Ger llutrcrittai
~ tttrsiS Ibr 9rap,Cn btltaneca bt, wpIUtcT Tic Die ttiCu Seu1nliIt
sprltssu lam, reStait tic nh bet sortra,nrnc,n Gcgrocnbtlttn be.
ftus emrhtblt. Susie,S nadt eNltltt tbTru p'enucrtnErn ole iii,
,rsc, eaE tie cas- Snptcn Der Shter, 2'luitsciIretn u. /. ~. btittr4
bHIrll une etrariLacE Mufmaacn ihnsulcnN nhNfrnmi.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-27
Tcuers ans Nsarims=2aNsfuran;

Ger
Virginia Fire Y Marine Insurance COMPANY
ole rtH SNna 6ise G1ait1l YUn $4,000 tejis
nno i'm 3abrr 1882 purh ole OjeIcsaebuna
oon S!rNinien ~ctn9eieBt murpe.
Str'tdsrnn9rn mtrocn eurt oicie att GGmpaaaie ertSti!i uut,r
zen aaTliH;tn %sHinluuSeu Q;lsn Scutrs uuc III I6e ibSScu IN
G,Arhihim alder &rt, aie: 6Iuicr. ARtutcl, Wltsr nm yRlsrcp
Ilcr PIT. icrorai i'll ccr Smrt, ais aub i'm Vance, unp prprn biz
'~"rcFrnSrn &ES;.tluU9Cr prCinoI seicit:t.
"E~ var rtr po!i;e unF ole Aufna5ms Ger " gsvitbtmseu SIC.
g ri!0CrC niyo nitte atrchne:.
SiT" ~. ~ Wainitr. Ri amcrS. 8a., cine xbar urt,rbals
GtTrGtth EiTtcr N. = 6rmor6ir NrSTn
@"" d" ~ W., s. SF'rsf@z. Io.l.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-27
NEW iRKET HOTEL,

NEW iRkET HOTEL,
ete Ger 6tsh uno MtartbhU;tr, 3,tampnp. Ga.
Fsai yctienttn VutIifum miro tuat+ nu cilatri ttctr Ip,,( e..
"fns tnisfehltN. N%hchh;tiiiI e-lGuttn lin :: ''nt,r;.i trst,1 NM
thS hieNas 9UtIitunl III citrtn %r;- rrr1tt.nu ri",.
Iiftsitn Eofdlr 'rtEHhItflt ririuaeeH. weit!tl nan tcfs :as 80,
nHrG nrren Nib. SiErfIbrfrr II S"nsTr"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-27
,Stlbelm 3tlI 6aus"

,%ilbtlm 3tlI Sans"
rem
Nu9uh Sbap,
"o. loi Srcae Smildben Ter +. uRp I. @oraS..
(csm 2bsdter eta,uuStrj.
nv Gubrt fsis 9ntts Vaaertier, csults urp fron,s5o+
~"ttnt, Sranep'e, !. 9Gs 5auS m d,ihuodupg ,;r,,r;h,"
une pereen bic Hdifs aui ce duTm,rfIamif, ereicnt. ~
0.luht
mire en- Ydrtntr nit eintm Gapitol ron So5nn. mi in phr,r,rb
yE 4"1tttN''rn rrn ,Srlltre ?atcnirit S'uiCinN g!mis rrtr flnh-
uNtn erafti iu stalnntn. 2iGte tjcitdiI ti Idrn NJ anrcrn Sr-
Gil IN SsfTNitrn rne wutt Mrft u rctntr al. GMnusnrt Mt f:ren-
MsrstL St9rFsn unp ssrlNr3t. S@tsrm meicren Giaxltrcn oe-
'"h'' """ WI u. Y. Z" bife,
'errtSmrutk, "a,
Tplsttn Elm tne Stf:m GpnteriaI dufa iutritc as, bSvbe
IN Su- snifttn 1cncGnrn mcrccn t. MI.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-27

-. ii. CHALkLEY,
Sanrlrr ccn Seprr une S;tub- J~,ntinsS, Smpcrteur
Won fran,6iiihrm &nitlcrsr,
Is. Str, imiiteu MGin II. Carp, 9tibmrnc. Ta
NeItlh II Stubmots;n mrt eiss p~:lltineiaf aIrrt rte p,,,,
M Eertr aHcr Nt bctens rntrfoSicn. Oititlttn Hnern baislbf ~
ittitA alta III lhrem Heir1ft nrtbils 23trteul,. bic l. a. IInpinna
I'lrcn !t, aNc Sprien ilppert 1t. /. 10 Ou1 Won S,ttItrr mr.
HIpH hcern ab aHtNi nrrHeMn: ytosr lit 9ItitfauS .rUriibfa.
que NIee art'ttl wsrSen s9:a 9aaT pptr 9Iit Qaviers finial
.CrtGuTt. TENt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-27
G. III. GRAV Els.
ScnticiDc iYrf:dtc!

Sdrob unprrSBflmtr
Wc. 4 DfdinfrdBr. maze am NItru Marft,
tIlaust it hem srutfden 4uslitum. nan,,uilth paushausu, he
1Hittse ;u madltr. eaE ar Elm yN8u antr rtHttcn ,SrllnIe taiL,
ale: 3reilher, StStrrts FnittN, grticu, yIulcr, ant 81; ten Sur
IentrutIe. bNuouflfIe SciuSc, Sdtwti;ir- unr ymrnrssr Mart.
Sareeucr. g line. ct .tlGae rcpud n, cturIht I&eirc, rinu mod,tt
Srnttts, aur aTtcn eahettt, 0i9arrtn lc. &c, loltr &ritcI b;rltltt
stiuislisn &relt p:itouft.
VA e,n sutes eiao Sdetrbier urs fcrtise GrfrIbunlcn irc
ea1dst qietGfalS ~ lIetr 5et i'll battu. up Iarrt III Inlrl9,m
SstuSt t%reunbilthi Gin i0rob @uue rcbcimtr.
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Mrs. q,
Grrhcr Wrs. 9tt,cf,)

;'Autt rh tHrrr Nnnt,u une Com ltianrmitn Vuslf.g- Tic Ir;,iat
in mSIF'' rlf tic t're l%rtthert"e %Nspbnunl IN @aritaRitrnft YT.
fi l. US . (frrbtr Erad,t' : Sptct. IL nnoen N wrirIt,t i
itrt:9ten Guf'raNtT cutNtarnii. tt. y
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-02
Teals Improved Device for Draw
ing Water,

gThe old oaken bucket.-tho iron bound bucket,
The moss-covered bucket, that hangs In the we'll
'I,HE subscriber have purchased the patent
i right Of Vigo county, for the purpose of
manufacturing Teal's Improved device for d aw-
in water.
This Machine for simplicity, Durability and
Ease of Operation, Is far superior TO any other
apparatus, for raising water, now In use, COM
bining, as II does, the following advantages. IL
easily be adjusted to wells of any depth, and
and IL warranted 10 raise and empty, with orai-
nary turning,
-Four Buckets Of Water per Minute
From wells twenty feet deep, aud will work 10
that proportion 10 the depth Of ONE HUNDRED
AND Furry FRET. IL never freezes, and entirely
avoids the poisonous effects and bad taste and
smell, given to water by pumps and other tur-
bInes. II IL simple In construction, and not liza
bic TO get out ofrepair. Its easily worked, 80
hat a child of ten years can operate IL with pcr-
feet case. 7he BHeksf enptfes itself yoithoHt
tAs sid Of ths Hand, thus avoiding the danger
and Inconvenience ofmany machines.
IL is the Cheapest Machine noso in use
Manufactured and sold by the subscribers AZ
Skaters Shop on Main street.
HOWARD q BRO.
Terre- Hsute, Dec is-dwly
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-02
UNION CHRISTIAN COLLEGE.

UNION CHRISTIAN COLLEGE.
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT OF
Il this Institution will open on the
Third Monday in September, 1859.
TEACHERS.
The School will be conducted under the su-
pervision of N. G.. BUFF, former Principal of
Farmers Academy; PRor: IL. z: HALL has been
teachers will be employed, so as to form an en-
ergetic corps of Instructors.
OBJECT.
The object of the School is to prepare classes
Ior more advanced places at the opening OF the
College proper in 1860. Students desiring TO take
a thorough course in College, can not overvalue
the advantages of this Preparatory year; and stu
dents in general will nnd this one Of the most
thorough and practical Schools in the West.
COURSE OF STUDY.
The course 0fstudy will embrace those branch
es which, in the regular course, belong to the
Preparatory Department; yetif sufficient num-
Der apply, more advanced classes will be taught.
TERMS.
The year will be divided into three terms, OF
twelve weeks each, with two weeks vacation
| between terms.
TUITION
The following rates OF tuition will be charged,
payable an adcanee-For the Primary studies,
"a per term; for the English studies, embr racing
Reading, English Grammar, Geography, Mental
and Written Arithmetic, SO per term ; for the
CLASSICAL stuoles, Higher Mathematics, and Nat
ural Sciences-embracing Latin, G reek, A lgebra,
Geometry, Natural Philosophy, Physiology and
History, 50 per term. No deduction, except in
case Of protracted illness. No extra charge for
incidentals.
BUILDINGS.
The will be conducted, for the coming
year, int .ion Bluff Academy, which will
accommoda : ohundred students.
MUSIC
! VIII be taught BY Mss HKLEs ALKrRE, for which
extra charges will be made,
Ornamental Drawing and Painting
Will be taught by Mrs. n. r. HALE-no eztr,
charges.
BOARDING.
Can be obtained in the town and neighborhoo
tprces varying from sl.50 to s2.25 per week
GENERAL REMAR Ks.
8UN0s CHRIsTlA N COLLEGE is loo ated at Meron
In Sullivan county. Indiana. This location
celebrated for its numerous natural adyants ge
and delightful scenery, The HKALrH fthe pl &C
Is equal, II not superior to any other locality I
e the Wabash Valley.
moral training, yet will inculcate no dogmatic Z
sectaraD principles. II isin the true sense oil II
term, a liberal School
: Special oversight and care will be exercise
: over pupils from distance. Their pecunial
, interests will be attended to, IL desired by p
q rents or guardians.
Students are urgently recommended to cor
menee School at the beginning Of each term; y,
. they will be received nj my ume-pays Ing for L.
y less than half the term.
Communications should be addressed 10 n
Principal, at Merom, Sullivan county, Indi an
BY ORDER 0FTHB BOARD OF TRUSTEE
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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-02
Senator Wade and Northern Back
bone.

That lively little sheet the Mac-a-
Cheek Press, speaking of the absurd
practice Of stifening Northern back
bone, SAYS:
Senator Wade inaugurated this alb
surd practice Of setting up Northern
backbone. A short time after taking
his place in the Senate he was grossly
attacked by Senator from a Slave
State. Wade retorted in his peculiar
style, The next day gentleman call
ed on the Senator from Ohio and asked
the unusual question touching his ac-
Acknowledgement of the code.
al am here" he responded, Gin a
double capacity. represent the State
of Ohio, and represent Ben Wade
AS Senator am opposed to dueling,
AS Ben. Wade, recognize the code. :
"My friend feels aggrieved," said
the gentleman, cat what you said in
the Senate yesterday, and will ask fol
an apology or satisfaction"
81 was somewhat embarrassed, v
continued Senator Wade, "by my pc
sition yesterday, as have some re-
pect for the Chamber. l now take this
opportunity to say what L ther
thought, and you will, if you please
repeat it. Your friend is a foul
mouthed old blackguard."
Certainly, Senator Wade, you dc
not wish me to convey such message
as that"
"Most undoubtedly | do and will
tell you for you own benefit, this frient
ofyours will never. notice it. viii
not be asked for either retraction, ex
PLANTATION, or fight"
This proved to be true. No furth
er notice was taken Of the affair. Blu
since then Senator Wade has bee
treated with distinguished considera
ton.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-02
NOTICE ExTRAOnDlNAR
~ most wonderful and world renwned
PLAN X READ r.


ofthe Nineteenth Century, the only
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And Scientific Female Asirologist In the World,
has arrived la our city, and IL now stopping nj
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The public will bear IN mind that Madame
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Hours Of consultation from "a Mos y. NJ
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All work will be done alter the latest and
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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-02

How A COMPANY WAS SAvED.-We
have been informed, says the Ken
lucky Flag, by an officer Of the Uni
ted States army, Of n most remarka-
BILE instance Of ingenuity and presence
Of mind in n Sergeant Of the army,
which occurred few weeks ago, by
which he saved his own life and that
Of his party. A Sergeant, with about
twenty-five soldiers. had been sent out
some miles from Fort Defiance, New
Mexico. to guard some stock which
were sent 10 Craze. when, unexpected
ly, they found that the party was sur
rounded by about four hundred hostile
Navajo Indians. The brave and skill
ful sergeant took position on an emin-
ence, and, by a volley from the long
shooting rifles Of his party, at first
drove OF the savagos, who. however,
soon rallied, and were preparing to
storm the little party on both Sides
The sergeant, in taxing his brain for
nm expedient by which TO convey in
telligence OF the desperate peril In
which his party was placed. took n
little dog which had accompanied the
party, fastening to his collar note
written with pencil, informing the
commander nj the fort Of his situation,
took tin cup in which hc put some
pebbles which were confined with n
piece Of cloth over the top, fastened
with u string TO the dogs tail, and
started the dog loose, knowing that he
would, in his alright. run 10 the fort.
lie dashed with his greatest speed 70
Fort Defiance; tho note was discover.
cd and read. Straightway party
was sent 10 tho rescue, aud arrived
Just In time 10 save tho lives Of the
whole party. This Sergeant Justly
merits commission. which we hope
will DO awarded him by tho President
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NJ April the 2Sd. was the ami

To- April the Esd, was the ami
yersary of the birth as well as the
death Of Shakespeare. He was born
in 1864 and died in 1915. IL is in
contemplation to celebrate the CEN
tennial return in 1864 in appropriate
style. lie should receive tribute
worthy OF that massive, magnificent,
and universal mind whose words and
wisdom have penetrated the whole
world Of intelligence, The comment
Grafton Of such a man should be on a
scale of granduer in propagation to its
theme, and such great awakening
% the worth Of the poor player of the
globe and pest Of the universe would
create large additional enthusiasm in
favor of all classic literature -
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-02

The JONI BRowN FUND.--We have
seen two West Indian merchants who
have just arrived from Hayti. One of
them, who is an accomplished and
educated gentleman and cousin OF
President Geffrard. informs US that
when he left Port au-Prnce, two
weeks ago, the donations Of coffee for
benefit of John Browns family
amounted 10 about 1000 bags Of 100
pounds each, and il was the general
opinion that another thousand bags
would be added. as everybody regard
ed il both a duty and privilege To
contribute. As these bags are worth
from Sf2 TO Sl4 each, it is probable
that the Republic Of Hayti will add TO
the John Brown fund from $50, 900 10
S1O,OOO.-Y y. Tribune.
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