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RsLRoAp CoLLIsox "A collision occur
red. on Wednesday, morning. on the Evans
Vile & Crawfcrdvills Railroad. below
vinesnnes. between two freight trains. BY
which one man. named Alfred Dexter. had
enc Of his legs broken, and the trsiss con-
siderably damaged.
SO far a. we have been able To learn. the
facts in the case are as follsws:
An extra freight train had lefl vineennes
following the regular train. The regular
train being compelled 70 81 kill tins in
approaching station. was running very
slsvly. which brought the two trains very
close together before Tia engineers were
aware Of IL.
The engineer OF the extra instantly
whistlsd down breaks" but the men or
the regular train misiakiug the whistle fol
that Of their own train put down thsii
breaks. stopping the regular train. which
was Immediately ran iato By the extrs
with results a. above.
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CONGRESS S1ONaG.

wAssIsaror, Feb. ~.
HOUSE The House opened with pray
e. By Chaplain stockton. in which he said
Bless The outgoing Administration; may
Il close it, labcrs IN peace, without fur
lher violence and without any stain Of
blood We pray for the ipeoraisg Admin
islralios that Thy blessings may rect on The
President elect 10 his journey hither-srd'
TIA, Thy good previdenes may be around
him day aud night. gaardinx him at every
step, ssd We pray that h. may be peace
fully asd happily iasugurstsd. and AFTER
wards. by pure. wise aud prudent eoun
sels that he msy administer thetis.snmen'
in such q manner s that Thy name ma,
be glorlGsd. and las vslfare Of the people
10 all fslstlos.. be advanced. aud tAst oai
example Of civil aud religious liberty ma,
be followed in all the verdi"
Mr. sherman seat up the letter. TO bin
from the Secretary Il the Treasury. again
ofgiug speedy measures in view u The
NItsAit~ Afeskas NA 80 sf'-Nff.
Shermss. accordingly. repaired bill aa-
therising the President. in place Of IN.
part OF the recent lean, TO issus eespel
loans Of determination net sxcseiinl
$50. and bearing set exceeding SIX pc
esnt. Interest. add rusn'sg twenty years
add apply sseh bends 81 par 10 The credit
or. whs may receive them: the sntir
smsaul 40, 10 exceed that authorized b
The reesat lean act.
Mr.. shermsa msds az explanation show
ine the importance q the measure.
Nr Gsrnssi opposed the bill. saying ID
speech Of the President elect. a, isdiAnsT
oils, iadiea'ed coercion. ssd the isaagur4
ton u military dsspotisn. Issppresss
hisses
Nr. shsrnsn mersi a suspension Of n
! relies
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~ We are under bligations to Repre-
sentative Mclean for list Of the names oil
members OF the House OF Representatives.
teesther with the csnnty, postofiiee adj
dress. profession. nativity. politics. board
Log house. age with some exceptions, }
time served in the Legislature. and the
notices by which they indicate their feel
ipgs relative to the present state Of the
country. IL contains. also. a list OF tbs
officers Of the House and Of the present
State officers. with the above specifications
excepting age. IL ia valuable document
for reference
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IRON NEW YORK.

Erw Yoax, Feb. 10.
The steamer Dssots. from Havana, has
arrived at 1890.
,B.lpixsvIlLs, FEB. II.
A Gre at . o'clock last night destroyed
the Touring mill owned by johnson, Geek
A Co. with its eostenh. Loss 800. 600.
on the mill. and 90. 1000 90 grain. Insur-
ID for $4,000. The Gre 10 supposed 10
have originated from frieiisn Of the ma
ehia.ry. The distillsry. adjoining. wa'
saved.
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Prom the Boston w.veriy Magazine.

" Many Of the mach Wanted hair mix
lures are net only useless, bat positively In
Jursus 10 the scalp; bat Professor Woods Is
Of such balmy aud nutritive mature. that az
lnvigorates the skin OF the head and the folli-
eles or hair glands beneath 10. IL also removes
all eAndrun nom the scalp. aud encctaally ban.
lshes every kind OF ssald head and cuianeous
eruptions. Hence IL is or great service TO
children, the ingredients being or 50 harmless
nature that the most delicate euticle cannot
be inlsred BY Its contact
CAUuoS.-Beware Of worthless imitAtisns,
as several are already in the market. called By
different names. Use rome unless the words-
Professor Woods bair Restorative. Depot
81. Louis. No.. and New YORK." are blown In
the bottle. Sold by all dragsi isis aud patent
medicine dealers. Also BY all fancy aud toll
et goods dealers In the United States and Can
adas. fe6dwlm
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GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PRoPERr
ALBANY INUNDATED!


ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. IL.
The ice commenced running in the river
about quarter past eight this morning
The break up was sudden. and attended
by noise almost like thunder. Within
twenty minutes after it started, the water
rose fenr feet, and has been rising ever
since. until the present time (hslf past
tsn) the rise 10 about seven or eight feet.
The destruction Of property is large.
and the damage is roughly estimated at
$50 900.
February l3-Eveuiog.
The water has continued TO rise slowly
to day, until the entire business portion Of
the city, east OF Broadway, is inundated
Business is wholly suspended. The wa
ter in several streets. running parallel with
the river, in the northern section Of the
city. is several feet deep, aud many fami-
lies have been driven TO hasty retreat
In a number OF instances. families have
been obliged, at last. to remove by means
Of boats, from second story windows
South Broadway, from near the Atlas d
Argus Office, down to the steamboat land
ing. is nsvigabls by boats.
The Mansion House, late Commercial
Hotel, is entirely surrounded by water
When the ice went out two men had a mar
row escape. They saw the destruction Of
the ice when in the middle Of the river,
and ran for Hamilton Street Bridge. On
reaching there they were oyertsken by the
food aud swept of. They got ON large
cake Of ice. formed from skating park. on
that part Of the river. and were carried
dows but ran against the South Ferry Ship.
aud were rescued by means Of ropes.
No description can convey a correct idea
of the extent Of the destruction.
Steamboats, aud canal beats were am
med together in promiscuous heap. The
river bridges are all. more or less, injured
The Easements aud cellars of ell the build
ings, for some distance west Of Broadway,
are flled with water. There is at presen,
no signs OF fall.
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This day il sacred to s.. Valentine -
The old legend Of the poets makes It the
day on which the birds begin 10 mate
Mankind. from the songstsrs' instinct. are
supposed 10 draw lsssoa. Hence, on
this day. h as arisen the old eustom Of send
ing notes Of love. and affection. To day.
the humblsst swsis Is presumed 10 have
the privilege Of pouring cut his synonymous
assefisa 10 the fsiFest lady Of his acquain-
tsnes. The sentiment Of the day i pre-
samsd to level all distinctions OF caste or
po.stsoa. IL :. a day devoted 70 affection
and admiration. and wherever this exists
usage makes Il proper 10 express. y in CON
plimenssry terms The old eussom has
been. Of late years. sadly abused. In mos,
places II has been discontinued The day
10 nov. 100 often. made The means Of vsat
ssg spiis and petty malice IN the way Of
impropsr or Insulting missivss. There j.
maeh beauty aud gailaalFy about the old
custom IN it, purity.
tssu, easa-..... = tASs reN.-....
Hlph>- VINO 81, fai
Grees slaashter. swnlS,.y, ssil
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= U00DNkNI DC
journal please eOpy.l

Z. L A M.-The members Of Terre
Haute Lodge No. 10. of the F. h A. NJ
sous. are hereby notified 10 meet at their
Hall, Friday morning. the 18Th instant. al
9 o'clock. for the purpose OF attending the
funeral Of our late lsmented Bro, james
Baird.
The members of Social Lodge No. so.
and all sOjouroiag aRd visiting brothers 10
good standing. ars invited to join Us in the
last sad rites 10 our deceased Brother
Conveyanees will be furnished for all
not otherwise provided for. By order Of
Lodge. 8 u. SMITH, sec'y.
rT.ur,af Dleasa conx I
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FROM COLUMBUS.
CoLYNaus. o. Feb.

COLUMBUS. o., Feb. 10.
Mr.. Lincoln received a dispatch. at 5 p.
m, from Washington. saying: 1.-The votes
were counted peaccably. You are elect
ed" lie received it with his usual equa-
nimity. II causes much rejoicing among
HE friends.
Gov. Dennisoa's reception is a brilliant
affair.
The President elect leaves here at ~
o'clock To. morrow morning.
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Ladies Attention !

ON leaving my old stand and NOV
Ming 20 the new, l did not entirely forget
you. bat. on the contrary, have rreatiy III
creased stock Of articles In your line. snch ss
she'll, Rubber and Horn Tuck Combs
varying IN prices frem Sc % s.; Rub
Der and Wire Hair Pins, Bone and
Wire Crochet Needles: Embroidery.
BuUen Hole. and various other
styles 81 Sctssors-nKsr QrstfTr-
Hair. Nail and Tooth Brushes. Rnb-
berand Horn Rldling Combs. Indsi-
libls Ink aud Pencils, Powder
PuGs. shaw and Diaper Pins. Port
Monies, fevery variety Card Cases.
Tablets. Paper KNIVES. & abas, fras-
cling Bags. Red and Blue Pencils,
Pen knlvc< Letter and Note Paper.
Fancy, Plain and Giltl kuvelspes,
(Piain AID Opaqae.l Rubber long
Combs, and. Ia short. 40 many other CON
veulent articles that sannot step 10 mcuttoa.
Bat II yea wlll cali II No. i0i yea shaii Be paid
every attention.
fcGd3w %. HAhfsbtT.
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BRANDRETH,S PILLS WARRANTED
CURE FEVER AND AGVE

BRANDRETH'S PILLS WARRANTED TO
CURE FEWER AND A6VE.
The effect OF purging with Brsndreth's Pills
Is 10 restore the health, no matter from what
cause It may be suffering. They take oc. all
impurities from the system; aud they have tke
same power Of expulsion over miasmA poison =
Gus vspor OF decayed vegatsbles. OF indeed
any poisonous eNhalations breSthed by msa
Whatever. Ia fact, IL the blood l. poisoned.
IL is impure, aud impure blood results in dis
ease
BRANDRETH's PILLS,
though innoeestas bread, yet they arc capable
OF purifying the bi Cd aud curing disease Sc,
they cure all kind of fevers. ali asthmss, Ca
tarrhs, cost venes nd painful affections o. ey
cry kind.
Price Is cents per box.
ssld by j. X. Cunningham, Main stree Terre
haute Ind, and By all respectable dealers IN
medicines.
feGdwlm
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To Comsumptives.

The Advertiser, having bees restored TO health
n a few weeks by very simple remedy after
having suffered several years with severe lung
afe ction, aud that dread disease, Consumptien
lis anxious TO make known - his fellow-sufrer-
ers the means OF cure.
seit he will send \ copy ofthe
prescription used free OF charged with the al
reetionr for preparing and ssing the same, whick
they will nnd asure cure for Consumption. As
h ma, kron chetis, &c The only object OF the
dvertiser is in sending the Prescription 10
bonent the affictedand spread Information which
he coneelvcs TO be invaluable. and he hopes eN,
cry sufferer will try his remedy, ss "a eost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address RHv. EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg,
dwly Sept. l6 Kings County, v. Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
az Again. another proof that BGEB
HAYES holland BIIfRRS Ia vorfhx ~ /,

az Again. another proof that BEER
HAYES holland BITfERs ls worthy ore
recommendation.
The plain and upright Mary May Van s,sid
recht, daughter OF Van Dyke. had las, spring
dangerous sickness, aud got go far we'll that
she could leave her bed and be out Of the doc
tors treatmest, bat kept lingering on, 80 thai
she eonld get no appetite, and could not get
strength enough to do her household WORK. till
within lev weeks past. She used bat enc bst-
lie OF the biffsrs, which, with the help OF & Cd.
has given her strength, and she feels quite we'll;
Tor which her husband gave me. the undersigs.
biiters for has wife, aud requested me 10 have
the same Inserted In the sheboygan Nieusbode. -
l.. DODGE.
Grand Rapids, Mlehigsa.
The above isa literal translation from the
last number ofthe Sheboygon Nlsuseede.
fe6lWlm
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THE MARKETS.

NEw foRK, Feb. IL
CoTroN heavy and in favor Of buyers;
sales 1900 bales at iiIsaii5sc for middle
uplands.
FLorR stll in favor Of buyers with more
doing for home consumption and very mod
crate export fnquiry; sales 10000 bbls
at s5@s5O5. for super state; $5.i2iG$5-
20. for extra state; chiefly al s5.l5; So .05.
for super western: s5.l0@t5,30 for COM
mon to niddling; extra western IS. 1905.
So shipping brands extra r. H. o.. aud
IS .55@s7 for trade brands. The market
closing quiet.
RYE Flour in limited request at 50, a0@
$4.40 for common to choice.
Super Corn Meal dali and declining
sales so bills Of Brsndywine at t3,45.
WHISKY dull and lower; sales 500 bbls at
i74@lSc.
WHEAT, market about lc per bush lower.
with rather more doing for export; sales
$500 bush very good Chicago spring 81. l6
6000 bush OF Canada club at 81 20 in store
5000 bush OF Amber Iowa al 81 % deliv-
cred; $500 bush winter Red western at 81.
24k and $500 bush OF white at 81 .40@Sl,-
~.
RYE quiet and steady ut 65@67e.
BARLEY in very moderate supply aud in
fair:demaad at ss@7Us as 10 quality.
CoRs rather mere steady. with unin-
proved demand for export and home con-
mption; sales 75500 bush at 64@65s for
old mixed western in store: 81 963e for new
ditto at Railroad Depot; Csc for old round
Yellow
Oars in little better business at 95G36s
for western; &c for state; sales 1000 bush
Prince Edwards Island at Csc.
PoRK dull, heavy and dull; sales Of 26C
bbls at 81 % for mess: Sl3 for prime.
BEEF dull aud unchanged: sales of25C
bills at S4.75@s5 for country prime; s.. 2:
@$6.25 do mess. aud Ss@sl0 fer re-
packed mess; sl0@$il for extra mess
prime mess beef nominally unchanged
beef hams quiet aud aud firm; sales 100
bbls at SIS.
i CVr Mats quiet and steady with small
sales at 6 Ia@6s4c for Shoulders. and ca
SIC for Hams.
Hoas dull and lower sales at Sc, 1905
for corn fed. dressed, aud S5;55@t5.sj 70
live weights.
Bacon dull aud heavy: sales of IS boxes
Of long clear middlss at 9sc.
LARD dull and heavy; sales Of % bills q
s1@lOc.
BurrkR quiet at l0,6l4c for Ohio. an'
l4@l9c for State.
CHEESE steady a, s@lssc for inferior t.
prime.
CINCINNATI, Feb. -
Flour dull and prices dropping. 20O'
bbls cold at 81. SO for super and 81, 1885
25 for extra.
WHEAT in moderate demand at 3se@S
for Red and 81 ,0S@&i,l0 for White.
OoRS dull at 30@33c.
Oars dull al 27sc.
RYE dull at 5s@59c.
Barley dull at seG75c.
MSS PonK is quiet and selling at sic.
. 1851.
BULK MARS dull and can be bought .
= easier terms. Shoulders offered at &C an
. Sides AT sec.
Bacon in mo derste demand, but prie.
are lower. sales 200 hid. ct 7ie for Shosl
ders; 9ssSc for Sides and ioisc for sls'
: Sides. q good deal offering
LARD in fair demand: 500 tierces sold a
9iac and 400 at i0e.
NoLissKs arm al 30@3le.
sUaan hrm at full prices.
CorpEE steady at 13al3s.c.
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NKw YosK. Feb. Is.
Three boxes Of ammaaitiea, one eenta in
ing two Thousand boxes Of percussion caps.
the ether I've thousand cartridges with ball
attaches. designed for Mimic Rifles, were
seized by the Police on beard the Steamer
Hemsvills. and destined for Savannah.
Hugh Ward. attempted to murder his
wife on tenth Avenue this morning. and
thsnsshot himself. Both will probably die.
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Sale Of Land Mortgaged to- the school
Fund

NOTICE is hereby given that |
= will on wedne SHAY. TIC goth day OF Feb
ruary, A 1861, Offer for sale At the Court
House door in Terre-Haute, Indiana, the fol-
lowing real estate. Tor 80 much thereof a. may
DC necessary - satisfy prlnc ipai. interest and
danagcsl. town: the southeast quarter of the
northeast quarter OF section twenty-four l2tl
township Ten li0I, range nine l9t west, the
same having been mortgaged 70 the School Fund
on The ga day 81 October, 1854. By Sieph En-
II Lttiel John, 81 secure a loan from the same,
and forfeited BY the non-paymeut % pr ncipal
aud interest.
Amount due on day Of sale, si91 DC. Cost 81
advertising TO be an tel. r.. y. ALLEN,
Aud. NtgO County.
Irrre. Hante. Ian -. Mild
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J 0UTuaI PIease {

FrsrivAI To NIGHT Our readers sh ould
no, forget or fail 10 attend the Fsstiya j TO
be given to night at National Hall for he
benefit Of the Sunday School Library. Of
the Baptist Church. We have been behind
the scenes. and can assure our readers. IL
will be delightful affair
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FROM TIE PLAINS.

ISsEHEsDkscK. No Feb. ID.
The New Mexican mail from Pawnee
Fork. arrived this morning.
Nothing had been heard from the iseom.
ing mail. which should have connected
with the Que at Pawsee Fork
The snow has all disappeared from the
Plains aud left the roads almost impsssi
BE
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THr axrrsKs .ssD MooDr DrEL-THE
SkrrLxxKsx Cincinnati Gazette OF
Tuesday contain three column report Of
the effort to fight q duel by these di.tin-
yuishsd gentlemen. ever column OF ahish
consists Of correspondence bslweeh the
parties and thsir friends We look upor
the whole affair "a a bread farce. The fact
is daelling is about played out.
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RELIEF In TIN MINUTES
u b " ANS
PU l. MON RS


The Original Medicine. Kstsbiishedin 1897. and
fret article Of the kind ever introdu ced under
the name of " Puimonic WAfers,'' IN this 81
any other country; all other Puimonie Waters
arc counterfeits. The genuine can be known
BY the name BRYAN being stamped ON each
Wafer.
bRtArs PuLnoSc WArERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Eos rsoness
BRYss's PuLxosIo warns
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Dlfhsult Breathing
BRYAx's PuLxose WsssRs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains la tho Chest.
BKyAHs PuLxoNo waTKRs
Relieve Ineipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
bsyry's PULsosis wAvtRs
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BEyAx's PuLxoNs WarKBs
Are blessing TO all classes End con
BnyAS's FeLxoSIs WARS
Are adapted for Fecalists and Pahlic Speakers.
BRYAx's PuLxoxIc VAIN.
Aie In a simple form and pleasant TO the taste.
BEyaxs PULsoUSSTapEss
Not only relieve, but tHsrt rapid eures.
BEyss's PoLxosis WAVES
Are warranted 10 give satisfaction 10 every one
Nc family should be without a box OF
BRyAr's PuLsosIc WaFERs
IN The House.
No traveller should be without supply Of
BRrAr's PrLNesIc WAVES
in his pocket.
No person will ever object 10 give fOT
BRrAs's PvLs WAVES
Twentv-h ents.
| JOB MOSES, Sole PrOprive or. Rochester. n. Y
Sold by J. X Cuninghamet aud y. 81. Donne
n Terre- Hautc.
| ly,o2idwcm
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Destruction OF SHEEr-We learn that a
numbsr Of dog. made war uPsn flock Of
shssp belonging TO Richard Pueket, yes
to-day morning. killing seven and wound
ing six. The killed and wounded were
Just equal TO one hslfOf the Whole flock -
Members Of the State Legislature will
please makss note Of this when about to
vote for the dog law
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GoDxY Fok MAxca-The March ntmbeE
Of this delectabIe Magazine Is received.
ssd is - perfect gem. Godeyl has. bit on
. new feature. 10 addition to his double
fashion plate. he has commenced issuing
. panorama. 40 10 spesk. Of the spring
fashions-to be continued. Those who
have not. should al once Subscribe for this
best Of all ladys books.
We furnish IL n a.. per asnnm.
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FROM NORTH CARO- LIMA.

RAlrisH. Feb ~.
The Senate rejected and thes reesasid
cred the bill amending The Constitution
|ceseerning sd vaiersm taxation.
The Georgia commissioners have for
NAL reception. to msrrsw.
Federal matters very calm.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Loris, Feb. 10.
Yesterday morning the steamer Sunshine
picked up snsg at Kaskaskia Bend
which, passing through her guard, burst
a steam Ipipe, and several persons in the
vicinity were severely scaldsd. Tive deck
hands have since died.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va FEB. -
The Convestion met at IN scspitol. John
Jsspsy, Of Leudsn, vas elected Prssidsns
and made Usiss speech. bat said Vif-
ginia wsuld insist on her rights ss con
diiio1 10 remaining 10 the ConfedsAcy.
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dwly Sept. Is
HELMsoLD,s Genuine rsepa :

HELM 8OLDsS Genuine Prcpa
u ration cure Gravel, BLADDER, Drepsy t,
Kidney Affections.
HKLMBOLp's Genuine Preparation fer Ner.
IL vous and Debiiltaied Sufferers.
HELMBoLD's Genuine Preparation Ter Lose
II Of Power, Loss Of Memory.
HELMBoLD's Genuine Preparation for Dit
IL nculiy OF Breathing, General Weakness.
uBLNBouQas GensinePrcps~iion for weak
III Nerves, Horror of Death, Trembling.
HELMB0LD's Genuine Preparation for ight
IL Sweats, Cold Peet, Dimness OF Vision.
HELMBOLD's Genuine Preparation for
Ii Languor, Universal Lsssitud of the
Muscular system.
IIELMBoLp'S Genuine Preparation Cor Va
III lid CountenAaee and krupuens.
"ELMBoLD's Genuine Preparation fol
IL Pains In the Back, Headache, Sick Stom-
aoh.
| TFsee advertisement headed
HELMB0LDs EXTRACT BUCHu
| In another column dcc5-dA Wzm
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yALkxrNKs.-"Gus"A Arnold has still
large stock Of beautiful sent'~eFtsi and
comic Valentines on had. Rememoe
the day. your duty aud our freud sus.
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Exrxxxr. Mrrr.-on yesterday Ne re-
ceived Public Documents. under the franks
Of Senator Bright and Hon. Owen Lovejoy.
for which We thank them.
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A FIRE


PosrLAsp. Ne. Feb. 10.
Block - and 81. Coumueial stree, oe-
espisd By sherman. Hall and others. with
. large stock Of Tess. Tobacco, 4e.. we're
destroyed BY ere ibis msrniug. Loa 40
sstimsted.
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IL The steamer d. B. Campbell has. We
learn, entered regularly upon the Wabash
trade. aud will ply regularly between this
port and ports above and below. U. Shew
maker il The agent
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1otaI Department

IL The third session Of Mrs. Moore's
Select School commence this morning
at her rooms, corner Of Fifth aud Cherry
Streets. feblldlv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-02-14
FROM NASHUA.


NASHUA, N b. Feb. II.
The thsw has caused = frsshet 10 Cor
hogan River. piling the ice and water to a
great depth on the Railroad track between
here ssd Wilton. stopping the passage Of
all trains
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-02-14

At his residence. three miles south o'
this city. Of pneumouia. on Yesterday
morning. al IL o'clock. Mr.. JANIS bAikp,
in the 57ih year Of his age
The funeral will take place from The is's
residence Of the deceased. on tomorrow
friday morning. At IL o'clock. Ihs
friends Of the family are requested TO a.
tend without further 7otice.
Mr.. Baird was one Of the old time resi-
dsn.s Of our city aud county. For whole
gensration be has lived among us. He has
been largely known. throughout eur val
lev, as a contractor upon public ~cffs.-
His life was one Of upFightness. hs
leaves behind him an unsullied name. anc
a m.mOry which will iingsr long with IN
friends and aequGintances.