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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

tucky.. More people in this State would raj.
" ~ Sight and die for the proiection and de
Tense 81 Kentucky than that Of any State m
the Union. The ties % blood and kindred
and good feeling WHICH bind Indiana 70 Ken
tucky. are stronger than those which exist
between any two States In the Confederacy.
There never has been any strife OF misunder
standings between the citizens Of the two
States. No State has rendered greater
assistance 10 another than kentaeky has rem.
dered to this State Her people rushed 10
the defense Of our frontier IA the early days
Of the Indian war; The blood Of her bra
yet citizens VA. poured cut on the field Of
Tippeeanoe. and the stou, arms Of her sons
protected the homes Of our early settlers
from the fierce savages. For long year.
past-oyer since the formation Of the State
Of Indiana-the relations Of the tao States
have been harmonious and Kind. Indiana i
/ i moro like a colony Of Kentucky. in man,
respects, than a separate State. Scarce q
family exists in the State which Is not boans
to Kentucky by ties Of consanguiniiy more o.
les near.
The effort of Governor MAo0FFIN, there
fore. 10 create the impression that hostii'
raids we're made by our citizens upon Ken
tucky soil or commerce Is false in every re
spect. such occurrences would not be col
Grated by our people, and there can be N
mode Tor such charges finding their way int
State paper, short Of stupidity or design
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

The following passage occurs IN the late
message OF Governor M,eoFFt> 70 the Ken
tacky Legislature.
regret - sas. however. that the kseca
uses OF Ohio and iuiiana. though. ma doubt,
sustained hy the mtss Of their own conssrsa
tive people. have not been equally snccsesfal
IN Their afiorta o. coutrol same Of their Law
les eiu3eas. Act q aggression have been
committed by citizens 81 u,s,se state upon
the rights Of eur citlsens. Private proreu,
belonging o. citizen. II this state IN lawful
transit has bcea stopped. the trade Of on
people j. lag-sle.l ~ ierUe. oar oOmmerce q
Interrupted. AMI cstifens a kentucky guilty
81 ~ -rt % Irctsndei dlsloyalis - the state
80 Federal Governments. are now suffering
serioas losses ~ rsason ~ these isuiess acts
And Set M at OF retslmtlon has reached m,
nolico. hat zoe can readily understand thai
chs con4ifioa 1T Affairs esunol be long ca
durel without collision. II vlll - inpossl
bio - restrain Felallstory measures. am
prcvent the esrly precipitation Of armed col
lsion along oar Whale borlet. ualess efsc
i've measures are taken - remove the In
eeeasing proyoeAiion.
The il-a II hostility - eiiisens a hen
tuck, % OF the commission II acts Of aggres
soa again-s her property ey righs. BY eisisen
II Indiana. = Ere--ls 1.l.e. II can exist no
shere szcsps IA the br.sa of ths -ecelin,
coseuos DO Afecu q have written h I
NseoFft> wrote tbs message. he kne~ BET
Ter ,h4n - have p-sac.l he above paragraph
re has been Tor weeks pa a. louisville, Z,
svht of the Irsiiaaa -aoss AM doubtless !.
daily communication sstb Psrsous fom ri
state. anil knee that 40 saeh feeling s,,.ie~
a Indiana iosarls kspsasks. a. he pretend
70 de.eribe. 40 al Of Agggession upoa th'
property ofkensaekiAn. ht bees maize. b
lasss-- oisszan." ef shis STATE. ~ Of ans oshe
that has beeame Pablar. - ~
On he contrary she kinies' 81 iceiiag sx
a. h.ssecn ciiiren- 81 Indiana and Ken
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

We invite correspondence from the patrons
Of this paper, in the surrounding counties and
towns 20 which it circulation reaches. IL -
desirable that every newspaper shall be to
certain extent the reflection ofthe locality OF
IL eristance There Is no way in which
this may be better accomplished than by the
publication Of a well prepared correspon-
dence.
In this come xion suggestion or two Is
proper Correspondence should contain facts
not opinions II should relate TO matters IN
teresiing tc the public, now above all II
should be short and conci-ely pu.. We shall
always be glad 10 hear from our friends IN
this manner a. to any unusual occurrences IN
their neighborbood. public meetings. the
crops. agricultural matters or pl easanl gossip
Of any kind.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10
Reputation.

War and is concomitants always evolve
unusual occurrences. One Of the most sin
a,ular and the meanest of those, which the
difficulty Of the present day Is exhibiting. i
the tendency ON the part OF the South, to the
open and unblushing reputation OF It's former
debts. A. point of honor or integrity re
pudiation can never be sustained. All shifts
or articles of logic are powerless to bolster
IL up The man, the nation or State which
regulates the payment of a just debt must
always stand disgraced. No future act can
wipe away the ignominy of this. This be
come. doubly disgraeeful when done by
sovereign power--when might becomes the
argument instead Of right The action OF
southern traslesmen. planters and merchants
in the REGULATION Of their Northern debts,
on account Of existing political difficulties, Is
the most piiiably mean Of all the mean act ;
Of the South.
The press of their section i hard driven 70
lind some passable excuse for such conduct
which shall comport with the high assump-
,;on. Of honor claimed by the Southern chiy
airy. Many OF these are amusing and child
i.h. The most recent one of this class hail
from Memphis The ground there taken l.
that Northern debts were contracted unde
a different tariff under trust in the honest,
and fsir dealing Of the North, which II seri
lied would have secured payment. bat whicl
,s,lfnllv broken. caarcis hs< debf. till the orr
s.inaI conditions un er which It VAS made are
= Ear a. possible. restored" The above
nee.ls no comment. What the tariff OF thu
country. or the general honesty of the North
has to do with. a note in bank owed by
southern dealer 10 Northern merchant, TO
commodities sold him. IL Is hard to imagine
Others shield themselves behind the legs
lation of seceiing States. or the military or
ders Of the petty despots they have created
One of the most recent lodges Is the new dc
fuition Of treason 70 the State which prevail
about Memphis according to this, an
inhabitan. OF Tennessee i guilty Of freaso
Who sen,is any money. from that place. TO
Northern city. FOR the payment of debts
fhe wish j. doubtless father 90 the though
IN this case
Fortunatel, the North Is able 10 stand al
his Reputation. Il can lose the debts o.
Northern lcdgers owcd by chivalrous secs
sionsts of the South. AMI not feel vastly poor
81 by the operation itS education IN TN
matter of creilllns The south will loo some
what expensive Il i t;ue. bui will perhaps
prove worth the Inoisy Ia the long run
southern merchant. NAV sneak cut Of th
payment of their debts on the score Of ~
psrliatica Zoe the time being bat there Nj
bea hereafter ia commerce. which wlll demor
-trate the OH truism that honesty = 81
hest policy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

TIM old frigaie Consultation i nov y.
ing At the Brooklyn Navy Yard, having on
board the Midshipmen Of the United States
Navy. from the Navy Scssoo! at Annapolis.
The occupation Of the latter place a. a mil.
tary depot rendered 1t imprAesieabie fof the
school 10 remain there longer.
4 private letter from one OF the MidshiP
men. 10 friends in this city, states that the
school will probably be transferred 10 New
port. Rhode Island, and permanently located
there. II this Is determined on. it vii doubt.
les -oon be in active operation again.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

foF two such regiments, perhaps. never look.
cd At each other on this continent. before
Woe 70 the traitors who are ordered 70 stand
IN front u the Seventh New YORK, and Gov
ernor Spngues Regiments.
The indications for collision. somewhere.
are increasing. Let il come ENn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

Tax .elegraphe report Of the Observance
u Yesterday a. FAst day, AZ Wheeling IN
dicate- an increasing Union feeling IN that
city. Western Virginia > loyal 10 the core
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

sorrnrrx shipments Of provisions aud mu'
nitions Of var. from 81 Louis. have been
suspended.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE--Ihis is to certify. that
y I have this day sold out all my interest, right
and title IN the store II 5. Hartman Co, Terre-
Haute Ind, Henry Hartman, and that he alone 10
authorized and has power to collect and settle up the
business OF said arm. SI.EON HARTMAN.
baltimore, Nd, Nav !. 1861.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

ON fENEE oorrtAIsr. nsI1sots>ESs. mADkoEk. &c.
There never has been CATHART1c medicine,
offered 10 The public that has given such entire sal.
isfacsion = NcIeAn's Universal Pills
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly inno-
cent snd can be taken ny the mc,i tender infant: ",
protnp; and powerful IN removing al Bilious s~ers-
tions, acid impure, fetid matter ffsan the ornssh
Ia fact they The only plis that should he ueed IN
maarious Districts.
They produceoo gripping. sickness or pain In r+e
stomach OF bowels though very active and searching
in their operation. promoting healthy secrsiors n
the liver and Kidneys. Who will suffer from bliou.-
ness headache and foul stomach, when 20 cheap
remedy can be obtained Keep them constantly 90
hand single dose taken IN season may prevent
hours days and months q sickness. Ak fur ~. J.
n. McLean's Universal Pills. Take other. Being
coated they are tasteies.. Price only Is cents pee
box and can be ssni by mail 70 any part Of the L.
J. II. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor
Corner u Third and I1ne sts. ~. Ianls
DIR. .. ~. McLean,> Volcanic OIL
Isuimcnt.
TIM Bksr EXTERNAL N THE WoRLD. ros MsS
or BEAST.
Thousands Of human Beings have been saved liz
q decfeptitude and misery by the Of this invsi
nablr Ilument. will relieve PAIN almost ins'
ianeouSy, and IL will cleanse, purify ard heal the
foulesi SORE IN an Incredibly short time. kcLEAN's
VOLCANIC OIL LISfMEST will relieve. e most In
Vstersis cases Of Rheumatism Gout, OF ,.eurslg,s-
For Paralysis Contracted Muscles Stiffness or Weak
in the Joints. Muscles Ilgaments, n viii
er fail. Two applications will cure Sore Throat.
Headache o. karache. For Burns or Scalds, or aIY
Pain {, Is irfaiihe remedy. Try n, and you VII
ind il an indispensable remedy. Keep Il always e,
hand.
/ PLANTERS. FARMERS o. any one having charg,
OF hoa ses, will save money by using Mciean's vol
canic Oil IAfiment. II h speedy and infsllibi.
for Calls sprains chafes, s~eilings Lsss.nsss
sweeney. Sores. Wounds. Scratches, OF AIRY extern =
disease Try Il, and you vii be convinc-t
Dr. =. n. Mclean. sole Propriaa,
iaSdwiy Saint Louis No.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10
MEDICAL.
ue>t Delicious a Delis ssul Cor
dial Aver Taken

tNtA i-0f ~ Hftl ~ AnE VIM
40 sm
Nest Delicious a Delis n sfui Cor
dial iser Gaken'
v'HE THOUSANDS upon thous.
Il and. ~ho are daily using NeIesn's Strengthens
ma Cordial certify that u h ABSOLUTELY an tqtt-
bio remedy iof removing and ISylGoRaTTSd III
shattered aud diseased system. purifying and 20
riching ne blooi-rsstoring The sick. susring ln-
valid L.
Health and strength
THgRE Is No NlsrAKg AnorTu
II vii cure Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Dsr,sss.
igsentery Headache. depression q spirits, fsvo
and Ague. Inward Feser. Had breath a. Any Disease
u Tie liver, stomach % Bowels.
GENTLEMEN, do scu wi.h 20 H. healthy, strong
and sigor0nsi
LAIiEs d. you ~s,.l The blo.,m u hesllh TO nouus
70 yoer cheeks agaiu'-then ~ Al once and g.,
NeIEAS's STRENGTHENING CoRpAL AND
BLOOD PURIFIER
Delay MT q moment. q = warranted 70 give saus1s-
iion. Il will any disease Of the Kidneys. wou,s
o. Bladder: Painting. DISTRACTED Nenstruatios Pal
ling q the Womb Bsrrcnness any diseases ar-as.
from Chronic % Nervous Debility IL y AZ lnfsiihle
remedy
For children.
10 you want your delicate, sichley, puny ehiidrre
90 be healthy, strong and r0busti-tben give thsu
NcLesns Strengthing Cordial, lsee the direction.
zach bottle,l Il i dsiicious 10 take.
one Tablespoonful. taken every morning. fasting.
Is preventive against chill and fever yellow
feser, cholera " any prevailing disease.
CAI1lONi-Be~are q Druggists dealers w.
may Try 10 palm upon you bostie q Biticrs Saf
saparilla (which they can buy cheap by saying 1.
Just a. good. There even men BASE enough L.
steal part Il my 10 dub their VILE dccoo-
tions. Avoid such infamous PIRATES and their VII
famous compounds Ask Tor Df. J. n. Mclean.
strengthening Cordial and BLOOD Purifier. Tax
nothing else. II Is the only remedy that viii psIif,
your blood thoroughly ard al the same time
STRENGTHEN and lNNiGORATE The whole org All.
Iaiion. IL J. put mp ia large bOttiessl per bogtic
or siA bottles Tor e.
DIR. J. N. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor.
Corner IlllrA and Pm. SIS 8 I1nl. Nc
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

Dontai Notice.


HiE SPACIOUS AND tONNE-
u MINT slofs f,.sfn feeenily ocrarisd ~ Nessfs
u = tax st. " ai.ssh street. north sfaa Pebble
<quafe. - fsfY east frfms. Apt, o.
Ma klu aNlN GnuNhhaAN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

4 LARGE AND WELL SELEC.
a n I'll stock a Wall Paper. Paper Curtains snd
Pre- Board Patterns, Tor saie ohespat
aplodf BARfIFrTs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

FLOWERS FOR SALE--1'he un-
II dsrrgnsd oftrs 20 the puiiie. and % all lovers
u Fo~srs his very fne assortment AZ Hoses VERDE
nAs, HshSropss. ofIliaoeer., aDd many ether Kinds
u fowers. those who vish a sdotn their gsfasn'
9th cheap flowers ~ould DO veil 10 cali At the Anc
ton STORE ~ W. = Cooper. 30, los Main street.
WILLIAM SfHOfZ
EayidA Prom indianapolis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

Unwilling HOUSE ron RENT.
y T'fsasauslf tecated isef~sen siath aud seventh
stfcrts. nnfth a thssffsni street, containing siA
fussns anf cellar ApplF % ! n. Co<DfT,
spiefu ono eftf Mlnshall rsddosks.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10
For Children.
DIR. ncLean's Universal Pills,

DR. J. N. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine SITS. :. Louis, No
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-03-12

EXTRACTING SILVER FROM ITS ORES.-A
new process, originally suggested 10y DIR.
Percy, +. r. S., of the British government
School of Mines, has lately been carried out
upon q large scale by Herr Won Patera,
enc of the most celebrated metallurgical
chemists of Austria. This process is anal
agous TO the fixing operation in photography
in which the chloride of silver not acted on
10y light is removed by alkaline sulphites
The ores which contain the silver, in com
bnaticn with sulphur or with sulphur aud
arsenic, are first roasted with copperas and
common salt, and by this means chloride
of silver is produced which may be dissolved
out with solution Of hyposulphiIe. The
silver is then precipitated by snlphide ofso-
dium, and falls down as sulphide Of silver.
All that is necessary to be done then is to
heat the sulphde 10 a mufile exposed to the
dir, when the sulphur escapes in the form
Of sulphurous acid and the silver remains
in the metallic state; it is then melted IN
plumbago crucibles, and cast into ingots
ready for mintng. The ores which have
been subjected TO this process, as stated in
the Society of Arts Journal. contain from
two to ten per cent Of silver; the hyposul-
phite is used weak and cold; its dissOlving
power is great. This solution may be used
over and over again, and it is continually
renewed, and this is popularity in the
process. The precipitation of the silver
from the hyposulphite is by the sulphide, or
rather o polysulphide, which is prepared by
calcining soda with sulphur, then boiling it
with sulphur. In this manner polysulphidc
of sodium is formed, which, when it is
brought into contact with the atmosphere,
some hyposulphite is generated, so that,
when it is used to precipitate the silver, it
also refreshes the bath Of hyposulphite and
be used repeatedly for the same purpose.
BY this process Herr Won Patera extracts
5000 lbs. of silver per annum from the ores
of Joaehimsthal, in Bohemia. The expense
Of extracting pound of silver from the ore
by this method is $2O7; by the old method
of smelling it cost $3.52.-[Scientifc Amer
ican.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-03-12
Legal Notices.
C,TATE CALIFORNIA, Count,

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF
- Nevada. IS. IN the District Court Of the l4th
Judicial District of said State
The People of the State Of California to II. T. NOR.
D0FF, Greeting:
to the complaint of FL MeWORTIlY and b. A.
HARRISON filed against you. A. j. Skill MAN and
-VOSS within ten days from the service of this
writ if served on you IN TINS county N,nln twenty
days If served on YOU in this District and out Of this
co1ntv aud within forty days If served on you in
this State and ont Of this District in an action
menced on the 9th day OF November, A. D. 1850. in
said Court 10 obtain decree OF this court tor the
foreclosure Of certain mortgage, bearing date the
o6th dav OF July 1889 executed by the said defend
ant H. T. Mordof to plaintiffs, and for the sale Of
the premises therein. and in said complaint parteu
arly mentioned aud described and the application Of
no ronevs arising from such sale to the payment 0f
the amount due certain promissory note set
forth in sa ia complaint, made and delivered To said
plajntifs by the defendant, II. T. Morioif, bearing
even date with said mortgage and thereby INTENDED
IN be securcd TO wit: The sum Of $500. with inter-
est thereon from the Goth day of July A. y. 1853 at
tho rate of y per cent per month till paid and
apy deficiency shall remain after applying all o sad
mOneys properly so applicable thereto theh tlat
plaintifs NAV have execution therefor against the
said defendants also that said defendants and all and
every person claiming through or under them Subse'
auentlv to the date Of Plaintiffs Mortgage and the
commencement Of this action, may be barred ana
forecIosed of all right, claim, lien and equity OF re
demption in and TO the said morigaged premises :"
anv part thereof and for such other and further re-
lief or both, in the premises as may be just and
eouitable And YOU are hereby notified that II you
fail ia answer said complaint. herein directed,
plaintiffs will take judgment against you therefor by
default, together with all costs Of suit counsel iees
&c. &c and also demand Of the Court such other re-
lief as Is prayed for in plaintiffs said complaint.
In testimony whereof !, John $. Lambert. Clerk
(1-l Of the District Court aforesaid, do here
seal unto set my hand and impress the seal
(-J Of said Court at Office, in Nevada city,
this lst day ofDec. A. d. 1860. -
JNO. :. LAMBERT, Clerk.
By JOS ROBERTS Jr., Deputy
nv order of the Hon. Niles Searls, District Judge
Of the l4th Judicial District aforesaid.
A true copy. Attest j. 5. LAMBERT, Clerk.
BY Jos ROBERTS Jr., Deputy.
Thos. p. Hawley, Atty for Pl'fs. decl-3m
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-03-12

SCENE IN JUsTIcE's CoURT.-The Hart
ford Times says the following story is strict
ly true:
"Pat Malone you are fined FIVE dollars
for assault aud battery on Mike Sweeney
'I've the money in my pocket, aud I'll
pay the fine II your honor will give me the
resate.n
awe give no receipts here. We just take
the money. You will not be called upon q
second time for your fne.r
"But, your honor, I'll not be wanting TO
pay the same without get resate."
"What do you want TO do with III"
"If your honor will write one and give it
to me I'll tell you"
"Well, there is your receipt. Now wlat
do you want with it?'
"I'll tell your honor You see one of
these days I'll be after dying. and when
get to the gate of Heaven I'll rap. aud ST..
Peter will say, "Who's there?" aud III say,
''its me, Pat Malone" and he'll say. "what
do you wantS" and III say, 'I want to come
in" then he'll say, "did you behave your
self like dacent boy in the other world,
and pay all your little fines, and sch thngs!"
aud III say, Eyes, your holiness, l paid all
of them, and then he'll want to see the re-
safes, and I'll put my hand into my pocket
and take out my resate, and give it to him,
and I'll not have TO go to very bad place
TO find your honor to get one"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-03-12
Number al

AN ORDINANCE LENYING AND PRO
n VIDING FOR THE COLLECTION OF THE CITY
PROPERTY TAN.
follows
unon all assessed and taxable property wi thin the
corporate limits of the city OF Nevada, Tor the hsca
year ending NAV 1861 tax Of fifty cents upon each
one hundred dollars of assessed value
SEC 2 1t shall be, and is hereby made the duty
or tbe Citv Marshal or his Deputy, TO collect said
taxes said Collector shall forthwith give notice, by
publication in some newspaper, published IN TINS
city that the city taxes are due and payable ana
the time and place at which he viii receive the same
also that the law in regard to thelr coiiectloh VIII
be strictly enforced.
SEC. g. Upon the first Monday in January 1851,
at the close of the business hours for that day the
tax collector shall enter upon the tax list or assess
ment roll statement, that he mas mace leVy upon
all the property assessed in said roll and upon which
the taxes have not been paid On or before the third
Monday Of January 1861. the tax collector shall COM
plete list of all persons and property then owing
taxes and the tax collector in addition 10 the tax
levied shall collect upon each delinquent the sum
of dollar as costs incurred in preparing and pub
fishing the delinquent list
Sgc / On or before the first day Of February,
1861 the tax collector shall cause the delinquent tax
list TO be published. giving the name OF the owner
Of all real estate and all improvements on the same,
together with such a condensed description OF the
property, that il may be easily known, and alsoa
similar condensed description Of any real estate or
improvements assessed to unknown owners and also
opposite each name or description, the amount oil
taxes including costs, due from each delinquent per-
son or property such list with the levy thereon as
heretofore provided shall be published for three sue
cessive weeks in some newspaper, or supplement 70
a newspaper, published in the city Of Nevada such
publication shall also designate the time and place o.
The sale which shall not be less than twenty one or
more than twenty eight days from the first appear.
ance of the publication. All real estate shall be sold
in front of the Court House door, and all sales shall
be made by the Marshal or his deputies
SEC. 3. The provisions of the Act entitled Act
to provide revenue for the support of the Government
of this state, approved April 29th 1851 from Sec 10
to Sec 2S inclusive of said act, shall control, direct
and regulate the sale, issuance of certificate, record
and all further proceedings of the tax collector, under
the foregoing ordinance.
Passed November 2Sth 1860
JOHN WILLIAMS. President.
T. II. RoIFE, Cerk.-nOv29