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MISCELLANEOUS.
by THE rREsISSRSlssSss Or THE UNITED
u STATES.

By THE PREsfSSTESNSTTTr or THE UNITED
sS e: Tsse X a.
declare and make known that public seles will be
a. the
mated. to wit:
At the Land Once ., JUNCTION CRY. commen-
cling on Mordsy, the sth day Of August next for the
townships, VIE;
South Of tAs base line and Of the sizfh priserai
The parts of township outside of tn. Indian re-.
The part: q tS.ns6iP outside q the Indian
Ths parts q town.hIpi Outside Of the ndisn re-
Tas Ss1t :1d sSvn5shiP; and Of
seryation. and townships 2, s. 4, and S, of range
.. Tns Hs: .od Srs.d: Iss.
TTS Sxn:siPP: AMID AMID Ct 5snss
Townships l, 2, s. 4. and s, of rangel
At the Land Once at JUNCTION Cry. common
olng Monday .he aOfh day august nexs, for the
disposal OF the public lands within the following
South Of the base line and Of tAe szth principal
meridian.
townships 6, Is, Is, and IL, of range4
townships 6, Z, Is. 16 and IL, Of ranges
townships 1879 10, H. u, Is, Il, Is, Is, and II
townships 6, g. 10, II, H. Is, IA, is Is, and II,
of sangel.
At the Land ofise at JUNCTION CRY, oommen-
fbs Gn o he bn OF september for
Ing townships, VIE:
South Of the base line and east Of the sirh pr;s,;
pal meridian.
The parts OF township Is outside of the Indian
reservation, and townships 2, 20, q and u, of
ranges.
Townships 10, 10, q, q and q of rasge7
townships Is, 10, 20, q and u, of RANGES.
townships 10, 10, %, q and p, of ranges.
townships II. ~, ~, p and y, of ranges.
townships 10, ~ and 20, Of ranges.
TT ownshis: 49, and e. Of Of Tsnss
At the Land Office at FoRr Scorr, commencing
disposal Of the public lands within the following
townships, viz:
South Of the base line and Of the sizih
The parts OF township Is outside of the Indian
reservatlon OF ranges 9, 10, H. 2 49, H. Is, I6 1918,
Is, 20, q and 81.
The parts Of townships 25 "a and Is outside of the
Indian reservation. of ranges.
Townships ., "a and Is, Of ranger.
Townships =, "a and p, of range6.
townships q, "a and Is, of range 5.
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools,
mlltary, indian, and other purposes, viii be ex
The offering of the above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed, and will proceed the order
IN which they advertised until the whole shall
have been offered and the sales thus closed: but no
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks
and no private entry of any of the lands will be per
mlLted until alter the eX plration of the two weeks
GIven under my hand, at the city of Washington
this twentieth day of April, Ammo Domini one
BY the President:
Jos. =, WILSON.
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u. Q. H. a, II. a.
HUNNEWELL,s
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY,
For all Throat and Lung Complaints, from
Connlnll CnaLnhs "a Arr,,nI Cn,rrar.n ..f,nr
HUNNEWELL'S
Justly GEL II X TED
TohU ANoDXN III,

The Natural and SBre Remedy for all Nsv-
VoUs Complaints,
From Neuralgia through al casss where OPIUM
was ever used 20 that Of Dalirium rremens and In.
common chief cause Of l.Issase
LOSS OF SLEEP.
The Tolu AnodFne, though contain not par
toe Of OPIUM, produces All the requirements 81.
and may be used m 81 cases wherever Opium
USED without pro uclnE anything hut Cures. and
leaving the patient IN q perfectly nstuTal ate.
The Universal Cough Remedy, 0reed from ali
the common objection Of Tough Rem, dies. which
produce nausea or Prostrstlon,l may be consa5eref
the common ecemy 20 al Throat and Lung Com
plants. and used with perfect IMMUNITY. AskIag
all 70 court from pTrpTlstors or friends the Eno-t
severe investigatio 81 both Remedies and reading
of our pamphlets 10 he found with al dee lers and
more particularly 90 purchase onlV cf those vho
can he depended upon. we wait an confidence the
decisions OF Patients and Physicians.
Prices within reach Of "
GENERAL AGENTS.
-; w huNNEwELL Co., and =. Commerolsl
Wharf Boston.
GEO. BusNEwELL, las Water st, New York,
Under the special supervision of John 4. HUN
NEWELL, Chemist and PhsrmsceutisG Boston .
Mass, whose signature covers the 90 ks Of the
genuine only, and to whom address 81 commani
cations.
sold by al respectable dealers ever, uhere aud
al the Druggists in Washington and GeOTEetOvn.
m
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu,
Positive and specific Remedy
For Diseases Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GkAVEi., and DROPSICAL SwBLLIN6S.
This Medicine increases the power Of Digestion,
and excites the ABSOR BkNfS into healthy sc
ton. by which the WATERY OR CALCEROUS
MEN'rS are reduced, well as PAIN and IN
LAN MEM t' Wom itqss Sc 9SSHc lG9fJLDREN
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FRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
L THE NAVY.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE. !


washington, May 18th, 1850.
Sealed PROPOSALS Will ba r ceIved at this Office
until saturday, the 23Td day of June. 1867 at moor
Tor the supply of such quantities of Fresh Beef ana
Segetables as ma be rec uired on the Warrington
station. Ing the hsoal year CONNIE cling on IN a
LIST day OF July next, and ending on the Soth June,
The Beef and Vegetables must be of good ouaI,ty.
and the best the market affords, and each article
must be ofsred for by the pound
one ha Il tho estimated amount of the contract and
twenty per oentUm In addition will be withheld from
the amount of each payment 10 be made a. tar
al security for the due psTfo of the contract
complied with. " '
Every offer must be ACCOMPANIED las directed in
the act oil Congress making appropriation for the
naval service for 1867, approved 10th August
ls46,l by written qua anty, signed BY one more
responsible persons, TO the effect that he or thew
undertake that the bidder bidders will if his or
their bid be accepted, enter into obligation with
IN five days, with good and sufficient sureties, To
furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless acoompa-
MED by such guaranty. WILLIAM Finn,
ma 20 laW4w Navy Agent,
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MEN, WOMEN, on CHILDREN.
HELmBoLD's EXTRACT RUCHU,

For Weaknesses
Arising from Excesses, Habits Of Dissipation,
EaT,y lndIscreuon or Abuse,
Aite.dsd sitk "a. JoliOrcins SyTuytOus
Loss 81 Memory, ~ Difficulty Of BrsstSins..
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
nnIysts.j LsssitUGo of the Mgscalsr system;
Dn''' # P H ffS FFRRGSScc e. the fA0'
III T
By esn ~ tn'fb fsi az
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
THE 81 F EIFf SsESf SSsYLUns
=, Ard the Melancholy DsafhS tV CorsNmptIon
TIE I s; I, i SsEfTcffIEHb
Requires the aid OF MEDICINE S % strsn 1s
Wsich HrLxsOLD. X q SGcaU 'SS@1,
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE rHE MOST sKEPTIckL.
FEMALEs-FEMALEs-
=. SoETEMPL Tim MAkkfAGE -
any other remedy. as in Chi Iosis or Reception
tomsTy Excavations, liberated cf scirr hous state
Of the Uterus, LeuooTrhGa or Whites. steEilllg,
arising from lndiscretion, Habits Of Dissipation,
DECLINE or cHANGE OF LIFE.
An sEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE; -,
No FAMILY H., Ssa ai!d NV sh WITHOUT IT
M&fifE: ri Sff BUcRU
SECRET DISEASES
Littis O. no change in Diet; No inoonvehienOe;
. AID 80 Elrosue
Urinste, thereby Removing DISTINCTIONS,
Preventing and curing structures Of the Urethra,
the GLASS of diseases. and e1Pslllng oH Poisonous
D'sar1s SsS Ri 20 uP SSi'1 Iyorssyps
aud who hay. psId ksery J.ss 70 be CURED IN short
Pois son a'q hSs ~ the use Of PcSsnITn az
rRIaGESTs," been dried up in the system, 70 break
out In p PE sSifss h It.Ts s0 MARRIAGE.
Use s - EETE.er BUoHVf for silsseo-
'.On' '"' ~ URINARY ORGANS.
whether ''li MRE Z OR FEMALE,
~ha so% ToS9 ssfhHhb sFs 20 OF
FIJI fbfSSSfffc
f SSt' %srcE II r
Ter viii sceomga %. the medIcines
FROM 10 - years stond.ns,
WITH N scfES ssSEk k III FAME.
Price S1.oo per bottle, or siI for $500.
Delivered TO any Address, securely packed from
observation.
DEscEIss SYMPTOMS IN ALL conxgMcsuoss,
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis .
AFFIDAVIT.
the SsS o Phi is.Tfe ssHa
duly sworn, doth say. has preparations oO.tain no
Bba at sSa pu re SeesisSe h HELSBoLB
s-orn and subscribed before me, this sd day of
wM. p. HIBBBRD, AIderrnan.
Ninth street, above Race, Phlla.
N1' ''' '' II. j. HELM BOLD, chsgist,
Depot, 104 South Tenth st bet Cheeppt, Phlls.
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITS
AND UNPRINClPLED DEALERS.
who endeayor 20 dispose OF THKIR OWN" and
"oIHER" ARTICLES % THE REPUTATION ATTAINED
RspbOld's Genuine Prspsr.sOns,
Sxrsapsrilla,
Improved Rose wssh.
Sold by E. b. WAITE, s2s Seventh street. and 8.
c. FoRD, in corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
ASK Fo nh HE TT fakE 10 11fREk.
Sgs CT ths end sspd leI td5supr
ap <eolv
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IL The u. s: MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtained st the South Western
Office, corner of Sixth street and Pennsy lvana
snue, to the following points;
Lynohburg, BRISTOL KnOxyllle,, Atlanta,
Chattanooga. Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Macon, Nashville, Dalton, Columbus,
Montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.
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d FOR NEW YORK.
L AssAsEis r jRNTGhSR6bNS 81 MEALS ~ AND

L AsSA6E, INCLUDIN6 MEALS AND
BATHROOM, $3.50.
The New York and Virginia Screw Steamship
ComPsny's new and elegant steamship 400
MOQNTVERNON Cspt. T. G. Smith, <kfGEk
will leave the COppany's Depot, Yves -S04A
tern WhaIves, at ll'o'clock q. IN. every WEDNES-
DAY, and the CompnnJ's Depot. at Alexandria
at O'Clock p. m. same day.
Passengers from Washington and Georgetown
can take the coaches connecting with Alexandra
steamboats, or rsilrosd, which leave the corner Of
5th street and Pc. avenue hourly, they leave
o'clock o. N.
State rooms can be engaged on application t.
messrs Morgan Rhinehart, Western Wharves
Freight viii DO received up TO the hours of depar
III Insurance will be effected on al goods BY
premium.
The accommodations for passengers by this line
are IN every respect hrst-o ass, and every effort vii
be made 20 render this communication with New
York sn agreeable and healthful one.
tor freight or passage apply to FOWLE D
II. b. CROMWELL CO.,
sicily so West st.. corner Albany New York.
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NEW ORLEANS
I'm EE DAx9
WITH THE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.

TWO DAILY TRAINS-SuNDAYs INCLUDED,
Leave Washington Mt a. m. and 6 p m.
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
foot Of Seventh street at Ga O. IN. and Ga p. m and
connects at Alexandria with the Orange and Alex
andria Trains for the Southwest
Observation-Disclosures avenue, corner of Sixth st.
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Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre- -euption
TO any OF the lands within the townships or parts Of
toTnshlps above enumerated is required to estab-
lsh the same to the satisfaction of the register and
receiver of the proper Land Office, and make pay
MEM ment tnerefor as soon as practicable after seeing
commencement of the public sale Of the lands em.
will be forfeited. JOS. s v JI.SOS
Commissioner of the General Land flfbce
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-11
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHrSGToS, Jan. 9.
A Republican caucus was spoken of for
tonight. but on reflection none was thought
necessary
1t is ascertained that there can be no fur
Lher concentration Of the Southern Opp0si.
tion on Hamilton, whose vote to morrow
will be according to present indications
diminished
Some Republicans have been eanvassing
to ascertain whether more votes than Sher.
man has received can be secured for Kick
man. but Of this they cannot be satisfied
WAsHNeroN, Jan. 10.
The American members of Congress in
caucus last night, decided that they could
not support Lecompton Democrat with.
out stultifying Themselves.
The City Council. representing that L.
gislation in the slave States against free
negroes would have the effect of increasing
the number Of that class in Washington,
took initiatory measures to prevent such
immigration; but a recent exposition of
the City Charter shows that it gives no
power of prohibition, and that legislation
on that subject must confined TO pre-
scribing in advance such reason able terms
and conditions Of residen &c as may tend to
repel the idle and disorderly. @
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-11

az The Courier des Etats Unis contain 8
letter from San Antonio. dated Dec. 18th,
which denies some of the recent reports
concerning Cortiuas. 1t says che is a
Mexican Texan; that he owns, On the left
bank of The Rio Grande. eleven leagues of
land; that he is a man Of resolution, but
not at all a conqueror or brigand. Ii APP
pears that the sheriff and some of his le-
gal officers have practiced asystem of iD-
timidation, more or less violent. on certain
Mexican Texans, whose principal crimewas
owning lands, with which they would like
to disgust them, SO as to make them sell
for trife-a species Of speculation which
has often succeeded In this latitude Cor
tinas having had aunoyances of this kind
offered to himself or some Of his people,
aud having vainly sought redress from the
law, whose agents, for good reasons, were
little disposed to listen to his complai nts
had announced hrs determination TO take
the justice denied him. and he went to
work to do it, threatening. however, only
those Of whom he had right to complain.
In doing this he made reprisals, and i'm
partial people regard him as much more
honest than those whose exactions, out.
RACES and even assassinations have driven
him to arma."
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- mere transparent hypocrisy?


MIssouR. DEx"cR.cY -Disunion resolu-
tions are so Common nov a-days among
the Democracy that they ceased to be new
hut We cannot refrain fr"m printing th-
following which we've adoIts by Demo
cratic meeting of the c'tIz-ns of Salts.
caunty, Mo. They are 20 clear, pointed
and emphatic. and they for>hadow so dis
tiuctly the future demands of the slave
holding South, that we cannot let then.
pass:
3 That the Union meetings now being
held IN the Northern cities are without
mesuiug so long as there are laws in force
among them hn~tile tn the South.
That the Union will he priced by u
ONLY - long as the Constitution. in letter
and spirit, il the supreme Law Of the land
and the Southern States have right to de-
maud of Congress the enactment of such
laws as will give them peace and security
--as far as the power OF Congress can BE-
applied under the Constitution-aDd of the
Northern States, that they shall pass such
laws rs will put a stop TO the ceaseless
war n.sde upon the Southern people, by
theIr citizens, In abolition harangues, and
he circulation of incendiary papers, and
resistance to or evasion of The Fugitive
Sias- law. These measures can alone, in
our opinion. give stability and prosperity
Ia the Union
s. That the election to the Presidency
Ia le60 Of VIM. III. Seward, any other mem
her Of The Republican party, avowing the
same principles, will be virtual DISCO
Iution of the Union.
ghe,e. which look to the suppression of
the liberty Of speech, freedom of the press,
or the dissolution of the Union, were pass
ed without dissent.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Nrw YoRk.

Aflf Nrw YoRK, Jan. 3.
The Washington correspondent Of the
tribune says conference was held yes
terday OF the delegates Of the South Amer
leans and anti-Lecompton democrats NJ
which 1t was agreed TO vote down Hick-
mans plurality proposition, on the belief
that this would exclude Sherman. No
agreement was reached on the Speaker mr.
other officers, but the opinions expressed
made II apparent that perfect fusion of
the three elements on Hamilton was not
practicable.
The conference was composed of W;ns-
lew, McRae, Hall and Mallory. South
Americans. aud Clark aud Riggs, anti LIE,
comptonites.
Mr.. VIM. Z. Burton, the DISTINGUISHED
comedian, who has for some time been
Ill OF the disease Of the heart, was 40 low
yesterday that some of his friends feared
he might not live throughout last night
Very slight hopes, il is said, are now en-
tertained of his recovery.
Lawrence Ten Eycke, a seafariup man
voluntarily delivered himself into custodv
Tor the murder OF Jas Quinn, on board
ship In North River. on the 26th Of Nev.,,
Der last.
A man named Downing, is now in IN.
fomos awaiting trial for the same offence
having been accused of it by Quinn before
his death. 80 ~
On Saturday morning. the Percussion
Cap Factory, on Carroll street, near Is,
street. owned by DR.. Isaac Goldwerth. ex
Ploded, killing Instantly a young man
named Hailenbrock. the only person on the
premises at the time ttfE-
The N. Y. Times says that Rev. DR.. Nc
Clintock Of this city, has been invited to
take charge of the American Chapel in
Paris, and that he has indicated his ae
ceptance of the invitation As our reader
are aware. Mr.. Seely. recently the oficia
ting clergyman there. returned to thi,
, country several weeks since.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISeroN, Jan. 8.
Elk Congressman Hughes. of Ind, will
be, if he has not already been, rendered by
the President the appointment to the
Judgeship of the Court of Claims, and
there is every reason to believe he will ae-
ceptit.
A bill recently introducedSby Senator
Lane provides for the settlement of the
Oregon aud Washington war debt OF 1855
80. according to the military convention
who spent IL months in the examination
of claims, to guard against speculations
The money is proposed TO be paid only TO
the original claimants or their legal Attor-
ney or assignees. The amount involved
is about SIS. 600 coo. The bill is sltogeth
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-11
FROM INDIANAPOLIS
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 10.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 10.
The Indiana Democratic State Conven
ton meets here at 10 o'clock TO- morrow =
Immense crowds of delegates are already
here. Every county in the State is repre-
sented. Several counties send two sets of
delegates.
Greatly embittered feeling prevails be-
tween the Douglas aud the Administra-
ton factions.
Senator Bright, and Finly. of the U. s.
Treasury Department. arrived last night.
No preliminary meeting will be held To-
night as has been the usual custom.
A meeting of the delegates was held at
Masonic Hall this afternoon. which was
addressed by Ex.Gov. Dunning, Gov. Viii.
lard, Col. May, Gordon, Lane, and others.
From present indications, the Douglas
men have majority.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-11

II What vas formerly the "Clay coun-
~ Democrat" is nov bef"re a. the
'sifaosier Patriot" 1t is changed from L.
compton Democracy to Republication
sas there ever . more commendab Die cbsngtf
II will be published ID the future by
Wheeler, Carter d Co.. aud edited oy "
". Carter. who. in a very ehaste and sen
sible bow to the public. says:
This iourosl, as its prospectus iudi-
cites, will be devoted to the principles and
policy advocated and supported by thu
National Republican party Of the couu-
try"
We welcome you brother Carter, and
gill fight under that banner with you
Let as buckle on the armor and never cease
battle until the a7sh Congressional Dis
trict is redeemed. wholly and altogether re
deemed from the nisrnle Of the Democratic
party.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-11
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

NEW YORK, Jan. y.
The steamer Atlantic arrived to day.
She left Aspinwall on the I'd. She brings
900 passengers and nearly 81 800, 900 in
specie.
The news is nearly all anticipated.
The first Legislature of Nevada Terrific
ry met on the ult., at Geno, and took mea.
sures for procuring an immediate recogni-
ton OF the Territory by Congress.
Advices from Cartbagena state that the
Liberals had taken Barrasqeville.
The Constitutional Assembly had met
and annulled all the so-called unconstitu-
tional laws Of the Federal Congress.
Three schooners had arrived from ia
pan during the week.
The advices they bring are to the 18th
of November. and are important.
The difficulty respecting the American
currency continued.
The Powhattan was to sail from Kama
gawa on the 22d February last. taking the
Of two chief Ambassadors, eighteen Off
Gals and two subordinates.
The Embassy would proceed to Panama
via the Sandwich Islands. At the 18TH
mus they would take passage in frigate
and proceed DIRECT to Washington.
There was a rumor at Hakodadi that the
English Consul had ordered the English
citizens to go armed IN consequence of
threats made agsipse them, by the ia.
paDese.
Parties of Americans from the Powhst
tan had visited Yeddo. There was large
ERE iu that city on the llth of Nov.
The San Francisco papers are urging the
project Of lire Of steamers between that
city aud Japan.
The Overland Mail of the 2eth Of Nov,
reached San Francisco on the 18th of De
cember.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-11

u Gov Morgan, of New York, in his
message to The Legislature of that STATE.
made the following excellent point against
the Democrat slavery extensioni.ts. to.wil
The Territories being the common proper
ty If the white people SO long as they re-
main Territories. New York will claim the
right to participate in their government
10 DO way can she do SO except through
the agency Of her chosen representative in
Congress; and therefore it is that the cleo
tors of New York recognize the authority
of Congress to legislate for the Territories
and prohibit the establishment of slavery
therein. -
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-11

If For some days past much anxiety
has been felt by the friends Of P. 81. Hale
OF Ind ana, clerk in the Office of the Fifth
Auditor, on account OF his disappearance
frn~ w ashington. IL turns out that by
his ptrfxiug to an Endorsed draft for 81,
TOO. that came to his desk officially, the
words pay to p. Fl. Hale, or order, or as
sigL,e," be contrived to get warrant
through the Treasury in his favor, and get
ing the draft which was issued upon it
cashed 1t the bank Of the Metropolis, he
suddrnly left for parts unknown The
draft as drawn by our Consul at Laba-
ma. ia favor of Capt. Brewer, of Boston.
whom Hale represented to be personal
friend and from whom he professed to
have a letter asking his services in pro
curing be money from the government
Hai..., Imam of family, and collegiate
add J. sal edpeation. He was highly es-
tera,ea by all that we're acquainted with
him it is probable this fatal step is the
result of embarrassment consequent upon
I%st living in the District of Columbia.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-11

DSixty five Americans, 10 Berlin, Prus-
STA, celebrated Thanksgiving Day. They
had all the home delicacies that were come
at able = turkey. plum pudding. baked
beans, aud pumpkin pie The occasion
vent of gloriously. There was "no North
no South. no East, no West"-nothing but
America Gov. 10 Wright did the houors
If the occasion. A correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette speak Of him as "our
popular. genial. ungrammaucal, earnest,
.xc,table. intelligent Ambassador to Prus-
ia, Gov. J oseph A. Wright, of the State OF
Indiaaa, which. like true Hoosier, he
accounts the only State in the Union
worth making pchlic mention Of.
That i 10 all over.