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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09
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Governor M.coFsIs delivered has message
20 the Legislature Of Kensaeky on Saturday
lat. II !. a singular document 20 emenate
from the Governor Of State. Judged b.
the sentiment. uttered in Tins paper. VI.
aorsfS may be sei down. beyoad casii. a.
sece-sioni.s. body AMI soal. Kentucky Is 100
f,r north m latitude % sui he temperament.
and he oaghs forthwith - JOIN bis eenj>d>rsis
friend. Ifrr DAVIS. Il i Impossible % wade
through Tie uhole Of his trashy production.
The principal points % Il are a. follows
Rsriak anaoanses that the President = q
nsurper, that he has assembled gigantic
standing army--s@r.sed the Fciss.i Capital
into a military e.ml---blocksdsi The South.
srn coast. DESTROYED the commerce - tAs
Western States. and declared saf Of sab
iucation or determination against the people
q ten Or more sovereign States" Wow al
- chs. the Kentucky Governor kne~s 20 %
fslso
He rc;ssratcs his rcpls - the rrqaisisies' q
The Presitrrr fsr ivpEe. and jusiities i b
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

The fact thatdisanion i a deep laid scheme
Of Southern politicians. and that il has been
long cherished. has been apparent 10 any
Careful observer. This Is not only a matter
OF obsers ation bat Of dstinct and open avow-
al. Ii any one needs convincing proof Of
this he can find !, in the outspoken sentiments
o. leading sccessionists. The following Ell
tracts from speeches during the debates Of
tive South Carolina Convention are 10 the
point They viii bear much reflection. and
show that modern secession is not the crea-
ton of year or day.
Mr.. PARKER. Mr.. President, il appears
to nae, with great Difference TO the opinions
that have been expressed. that the public
mind = fully made up 20 the great occasion
that nov awaits as. 40 IS no spasmodic eforf
thai he's come s1ddealy apon as, bar q has been
gradually eliminating for a lone series Of
YEARS. unfa al last u has come 70 that point
ishea ee may say the matter is entirely right
'Mr. ISGLIs- Mr.. President, if there is
any gentleman present who wishes TO debate
this matter. of course this body will hear
him; but TO delay for the purpose Of dis
cussion, for one am opposed 10 il. AS my
friend Mr.. Parker has said. most Of ss haze
Mad this matter under consideration for the
last fscenfg years. and presume ue haze by
fhss time arrived al a decision upon the sub
Jecf.
"Mr KNIT. Sir. We are performing n
great act. which involves not only the stirring
present. but embraces the whole great future
Of ages 10 come. 1 hare been engaged ia fAis
Increment euer since entered political life
am content with what has been done To -day,
and content with what will take place to-mor-
row. Wehave carried the body ofthis Union
TO It's last resting place, and now we will drop
the flag over it, grave. After that is dOae, |
am ready 10 adjourn and leave the remaining
ceremonies for 10 morrow.
MIR. RHxrr. The secession Of South Gallo
lima IS moi aa ereRf Of a day IL is not ana
| thing produced by Mr.. Lincoln's election or b.
the non execution Of the fugitive Stare lar. III
has been matter ichieh has been gathering
head for thirty years. The election of Lin
coin and Hamlin was the last straw ON the
back Of the camel. But il was not the onl,
one. The back Was nearly broken before
The point upon which diher from my frien1
Is this: He SAYS he thought il expedient fol-
Us TO put this great question before the work
upon this simple matter of wrongs on Oh,
question of slavery and that question turne,
upon the fugitive slave law. Now, in regar
to the fugitive slave law. | myself doubt il
constitutionality. and | doubted il on the Hoo
of the Senate when was a member of tina
body. The States. acting in their sovereign
capacity. should be responsible for the rendi
ton of fugitive slaves. That was our bes
security"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

citing the similar rcfnsals Of other slave
States He Is annoyed with the fact that
Northern States have responded with sun
~onted slacrity." and mourns over the fact
that "a united public sentiment in the North
ern States seems TO sustain all these extra
ordinary usurpations Of the President with
degree Of enthusiasm amounting to the fren-
~ Of fanaticism.'
ments. the sstute Bersah. in due form. pro-
nounces "the late American Union" dis
solved. and jusiifes the position Of the Con
fe1eraie States. he descends 70 the petty
falsehood Of stating that the design Of the
Government Of the United States els the
reduction Of the people Of the South 70 UNI
resisting submission to the United States
Government. administered upon principles of
the political platform adopted BY the nomi.
mating Convention at Chicago" Poor, mis-
cradle PARTISAN His vision Is too narrow for
the times, and his head too small TO under
stand the mOmentous occurrences of the
hour.
The question what attitude shall Ken
lucky occupy in this deplorable conflict"
annoys the Governor. On top of this he asks
numerous other questions, and finally recon
rends the Submission Of them all TO Con
vention of the people. He acknowledges
that the State i in deienceless condition
aud that he has had the will but not the
money 70 procure arms. The Kentuck
banks, 10 some extent. loaned him some
money, several Of them refused 10 do 20 how
ever. He confesses that he has been EN-
ploying secret agents in the purchase Of arm,
upon his own personal responsibility. and ar
ges the Legislature TO provide him the mean:
TO get more. He thinks he has had a goot
understanding with Governors MoRroS ans
DESSIsoS. but regrets that his celebra
tel idea Of a Border State mediation failed
Toward the close OF his message, he ha
low flung" paragraph. calculated to preju
dice the people of his State against citizen
Of Indiana and Ohio. He chronicles the fol
lowing miserable and sensational ialsehood
Acts of aggression have been COMMITTEE
by citizens of these States upon the rights o
our people. and then follows with cats
iogue of what he is pleased to style "lawle.
acts. and then THEORETICALLY rejoices that n
acts OF retaliation have been committed
return. In conclusion he invokes the A
mighty for wisdom and assistance in the pres
ent perils II he did the latter more in pr
vate. and in proper spirit. he would dcub
less be better man and purer Goyerno
As a whole. the message is weak, inceI
diary mess of trash Ii Is false in premise
unblushing in statement and specious in re
soning. If JEFF. DAVIS had prepared
platitudes il could not be a more direct Al
earnest plan for secession. Ii will fall harr
less. however. upon the loyal men of he
lucky. They know BERIAH. and are We
aware OF his temperament and his symp
thies-his faithlessness TO the Governne
and his utter incapacity TO fill with credit, {
post he occupies. He and his confederat
have failed TO foist Kentucky out Of {
Union. BY their trick and his message com
like the last vail Of an impotent but disa
, pointed man. HE facet Beriah'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

There i a secret spring to this Secession
movement In all the Southern States, that
the people have not considered or thought
about Merchants. Railroads. and others
largely Indebted 20 tho Worth. are most clam
orous for Secession. The States that hrst
went ont of the Union. had in view the rid.
ding themselves of their just debts. and 90
consummate the yillainy. they pat the old Mis-
sissipyi Repadiaior at the head Of their Gov
crnment Whenever merchant i found
largel, indebted g. the North, and whenever
the sous Of bsnkrupis are found, they are
throwing up their hats Tor JEFF Davis Many
men Of very different character are Seces
sionists. MANY who have wealth and capital.
hut look out the bankiupts AMI the men in
,leb,ed 10 the North bcyond their ability %
pay. aud they are al for going out Of tho
Cnion -knerrilie Whlg.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

WHEREAS, existing exigencies demand i'm
mediate and adequate measures for the pro
lection of the National Constitution and the
preservation of the National Union, by the
suppression of the insurrectionary combina-
tons now existing in seven States for OPP
posing the laws of the Union, and obstructing
the execution thereof. To which end military
force in addition TO that called forth by my
proclamation OF the 18th day of April, in the
present year. appears to be indispensably
necessary: Now. therefore. |, Abraham
Lincoln. President of the United States, and
Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy
thereof, and of the Militia of the several
States, when called into actual service, do
hereby call into the service of the United
States, forty-two thousand and ninety four
volunteers, 90 serve for period of three
wears unless sooner discharged, and 10 be
mustered into service as infantry and caval
~ The proportions of each arm, and the
details of enrolment and organization will be
made known through the Department of
War and also direct that the regular army
| Of the United States be increased by the ad-
/ dition Of eight regiments of infantry, one
regiment Of cavalry, and one regiment of ar
/ tillery. making altogether maximum ag
/ gregate increase of twenty-five thousand
seven hundred and fifty officers and enlisted
men, the details Of which increase will also
be made known through the Department of
| War And further direct the enlistment
/ for not less than one nor more than three
years Of eighteen thousand seamen in addition
to the present force, for the naval service of
United States: The detaiIs OF the enlistment
and organization will be made known through
the Department Of the Navy. The call for
volunteers hereby made, and the direction
for the increase Of the regular army and for
the enlistment of seamen hereby given, to
gether with the plan of organization adopted
for the volunteers and for the regular forces
hereby authorized will be submitted 10
Congress as soon as assembled. In the
meantime. earnestly invoke the co-opera
ton OF all good citizens in the measures here
by adopted for the efectual suppression OF
unlawful violence. for the impartial enforce
ment Of Constitutional laws. and for the
speediest possible restoration Of peace and
order. and with those OF happiness and pros
peaty throughout our country.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto sci
my hand, aud caused the seal Of the United
States 90 be affixed.
Done At the city of Washington this thirt
day of MAY. in the year Of our Lorl ono
thousand eight hundred and sixty one. and
Of the Independence OF the United States the
eighty fifth.
Signed ABRAHAM LIScoLs.
b the President.
WILLIAM n SEWARD.
Secretary Of State
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

sS-Iaie ,elcgraphic dispatched between
Bragg and JEFF:
Bragg have caught Tartar
Jen-Fetch him In.
Bagg--He won't come.
Jen-Thsn como yourself
Bmgg-He won't LET me.-N y. World
Appropos Of this we'll and Witty applied
old Joke. the following extract from a letter
in the New York Commercial ddrrfisef.
from an officer at Fort Pickens. will show
that the Joke has good deal Of truth IN H.
YESTERDAY Gen. Bragg sent "a word that II
any Of hi- batteries fired on us NOT 70 open on
fk~m. az "a sas sqa,aa orders. and that he
would have the parties Immediately arrested .
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

CKnrAfN per<ons are continually trying TO
inhame the minds Of the people by talking
about big batteries on the Indiana shore near
this city Some fellows swear that they them
selves have seen the batteries. Others swear
they have seen men Who swear they have
seen the batteries. The whole Atmosphere
i A. full of falshood A. Il ever was Of notes.
People can hardly draw breath without In
bahng them.
kvery conceivable device J. Fesorted IA by
some Of the dissnieni-ts 20 get upa war feel
inga long the border. ~hai DO such wrctches
deserve -fomsriis Journal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

Tnr last number 81 the Pamela Mis-. )
Star. Published by gentleman who formerly
llvesl Ia this State give adepolrable de~crip
ton OF aaairs In JEFF Davis's State. We ex.
,rac, but ono item a. sample Of the whole
Ia says. The Mi<sis-iiFa tindicators. a mo-.
HE company Of volunteer soldiers. have been
rs.dv All along 20 march st the order Of the
Confederate states authorities But what
are they 10 do The men are without arms
without uniforms or proper clothing. and
without announcements Half Of them are
without shoes V bat : worse, there i not
dollar here % pat them m proper trim for
any efficient service
The "Nindicstors are a company organis
cd IN Pamela county. Mississippi. II the STATE
thai rcpudiated her debts cant do better thar
that for her citizens soldiery. II VIII be some
time before the - indicafors viii be able
20 riad,esfs the State shonoF or give = credit
In anx part Of the world where the payment
Of yablie debts j. regarded As public virtue
LAD. jeurnsf,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

"kcYrr" Ho~INo'--Cagsain Herod. from
Shswneetown. uas a passenger on the Char.
lev Bowen CA Saturday. To tslegraphc<i
from tins point 20 Gov Yates. rendering a
company of.oleuteers. and asking whether u
should be mounted OF Infantry The Captain
says, hitherto Egypt has been quiet that the
Southern rebels concluded tisy had her In
their b<ssche- pockets. bat he ADDS. II IN -
I'D Il Fgyr APT bowling uov--Ersas
riiIe Jssraaf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

A. the train bearing the Ohio volunteers
70 Camp Denni~on stopped At Nenis. Missis-
sippian. Who had been there for a few DAYS,
went on hoard lie passed through the whole
train. noted the appearance and spirit OF the
troop~. asceriained the numhef they bad
lsn At Camp Jackson. and ~ once stepped
into the telegraph Office. and sent a dispatch
20 hi. bro,h1r saying have seen some Of
the Northern troops pack up At once. and
bring our sister Norih without days de-
Law -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

LATE teIegraphic adsices inform Us that
the Legislature Of Tennessee and the Con
yention Of Arkan.as have passed ordinances
Of secession. The Montgomery Congress
has voted Virginia into the seeding league
81 they go-and nav the Lord have mercy
nuon them
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

Tnftelexrapl,ic advices show that Maryland
bids fair 70 STAY in the Union. and to retrieve
her past disgrace The Legislature H"s"'-
,,a.slv refu,e. 70 call : Convention.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

CHAAar- Srnith. a Ss~ York banker. =
raising regiment 20 be exclusively composed
Of his surname. lie ssys there are sniihs
enough in Ne~ York a. establish right 81
pat through Baltimore a unce
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09
For Children.
DIR. mcLean's Universal Pillsi

On LIsEK COMPLAINT, rnfiorssxss, mspkczx, &C.
There never has been CATHAR11c medicine
offered 20 the public that has given such entire
isfaction a. Hclean's Universal Pills
Being entirely vegetable. they perfectly limo
cent and be taken by the most tender infant ye<
prompt and powerful In removing all Bilious secrs
lions acid impure. feud fnstter from he stomach
In fact they The only pills that should be tssd 10
malarious Districts.
They produce 10 gripping. sickness or pain In Ne
stomach bowels, though very active and searching
Ina their operation, promoting healthy secsetions 4
the liver and Kidneys Whe will suffer from bilious
ness headache and foul stomach. when 80 cheap .
remedy can be ootainedf Keep them constantly 90
hand. single dose taken In season, may proven,
hours. days and months 81 sickness Ask for DR. =
H. McIyezn's Universal PILE. Take no other. Being
Coated they tasteiess. Price only IS cents PEI
box and can be sent by mail 70 any part q the T. =
J. II. NOLAN, Sole Proprietor.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

MAJoz ANDERSON has accepted the Com
mand Of the Kentucky Brigade, rendered h'm
by the President.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09
DIR. y. ~. ucLean,s Volcanic Ott
Ifuimeng.
THE Bksr EXTERNAL IN THE WoRLD, roe MAs
OK BEAST.

OK BEAST.
Thousands Of human beings have been saved lifc
u decreptiude aud misery. by The 81 this inss
nabie Ilnimeuf. II ssin relieve PAIN almost instsn
taneousiy and n will cleanse, purify ard heal the
foulesi SORE In an incredibly short time. kciEANs
VOLCANIC OIL flNIhEST will relieve: ss most In
veterafe cases u Rheumatism. Cou. Seur ia
For Paralysis Coutr acted Muscles Stiffness Weak
IN the joints. Muscles l1gamenis. Il will
er fail. Two applications will cure Sore Throat
Headache Or ksrachc. For Burns OF scAlds. OF kl1
Pain Il j. ufallitlc remedy. Try IL, and you viii
find il indispensable remedy. Keep II always CO
hand.
PLANTERS. FARMERS o. any one having chars.
q horses. will save money by using NcLeAn's Vol
eanic OIL Iinimeni. Ii Is speedy and infsllibl.
cure for Calls spraias, Chafrs, s~ellngs, izsreness
Sweeney, Sores, Wounds. Scratches any extern -
diseases. Try n. and You will be convin<ed.
ja9dsly Saint LSu.s No
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09
SOAP,
cRocERs.

CROCERS.
lust RECEIVED ArTUTrLE's,
fre.h sicily ORAsdEs,
Fre.h German FkrS ts
lust RECEIVED AT TURTLES,
Is Ba.hsl. ONION SKIS.
lust RECEIVED AT TUTrLE'S.
rssoe souohaog, O. EnsIlsh Breakfast IRA;
EuElish CAo~-ChoV.
lust RECElvEDsT TURTLES.
Sap DRIED APrIks from Western Reserve.
Sap DRIED PEACHES from Tenaessse,
sup 0RkES kPPlks from Pake County
u..l5du
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

4 LARGE AND WELL sELEC-
= n ~ ,soek q Wall Paper. Paper Curtains sra
fr~ board Patterns. fVs sale ehs~pu
spiot6 hAkrfKrTs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09

Tux regular ielegraphic report from the
Montgomery Congress Is again resumed
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09
FLOWER RS.
AGRICULTURAL.

A FULL ASSORTMENT Of G. c.
4 y Miller ce's e,ssl Pi~-s. last received Terms
CAsH. slso kssfssy q ether nshes Ca asqAi sskps'
m~<twhn e.Fac q eNffn-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-09
MEDICAL.


Most Delicious a Delightful Cor
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THE THOUSANDS upon thous-
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ing Cordial, certify that Il j. ABSOLUTELY an ksln-
bic remedy for removing and INylGoRATINd IN
shattered and diseased system. purifying and ess-
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valid 20
Health and strength
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABoUTu
1t will cure Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. DArrhos.
and Ague. inward Fewer Rad Breath. or any Disease
u the Liver, Stomach or Bowels
GENTLEMEN. do you wish 70 be healthy. strong
aud vigorouSi
LADIES. DO you want the bloom Of health 10 moan,
10 your cheeks again ,-then 40 at once and set
McIEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND
BLOOD PURIFIER,
ton. Il will any disease q the Kidneys, womb
or Bladder; Painting DISTRACTED Menstrustion Pal
ling Of the cnab, Bsrrenness, any diseases arising
from Chronic Nervous Debility. IL is an infsllihis
remedy.
For Children.
DO you want your delicate, sickley, puny ehiidrse
70 be healthy, strong and robusti-then give them
Acleans Strengthing Cordial. lsee the direosous
each bottle.l Il i delicious TO take.
One tablespoonful. taken every morning. tAs<ing.
is preventive against chill and fever, yellow
\ fever, cholera any prevailing disease
CAIT1ONl-BewAre Of Druggists dealers Who
may try 10 palm upon you bottle q Btiers or sAr
sapArills which they buy cheap By saying Il 4.
Just good. There men RAsE encagh 10
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tions. Avoid such infamous PIRATES and their val
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! STRENGTHEN and lNyiGoRATE the whole ergsn
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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28

JENkINS-rlERCE.--O the 2}d inst hv
Elder Luther Fcnton, Mr.. \. IL. Jenkins Sh, r
IN OF Randolph County, and Mrs. Julia y. Fierce,
also OF this County.
Accompanying the above notice was = mon
strous cake, aud ~hAt i more it was inonssrou.
good Now has our Sheriff proved his fitness Tor
the honorable position ne holds true Union
man, and 10 mistake. No words that We could
write would adequately express the JOY and hap
piness that we wish them in their new relation
OF husband and wife Our Imp, ALWAYS truthful
and in earnest, VOWS and declares that jenkins
will have good hving loncefersh, and refers to
the printers cake . proof
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28
QQ(intbtsttr Seminary.
TERMs:--pER SESSION or FOUR MONTH


orthosmphy. F,rsi and SECOND Reader. Nrtin.
"n States. Frnar, Typography and Irmar,
arithmetic .....................S Ion
Third and Fourth Reader. Mental Arithmetic
Geography. Anals kcr. Primar, Grammar III,
cmruiars Ply si"iosy aud Pcnnat, hi ~ + oe
Primary Algebra, United states History. Faril
lar Sciencr. Arithmetic. AnalA ical Grammar
Bookkeeping. PA, siolegA, BOTANY. Moral Sci
tnce, hhctoiic. Logic. Anals SIS. Physical
Icogr'lhy and lhctation. Observation-Disclosures = 1u
.lgcbrr Geoog,, Chemistry. Philosophy, y
ronpm.. Plane aad Spherical t,cpmetrt and
Trig"n"mctrA. Surs csine. Descriptive t,con,-
cry shades. Shade " aud Perspective. Poiiii-
sal Economy. Latin and Greek ianguagcs.. : IA ~
ANAL, teal Geometry. nlaTcutial and Integral
Calculus. Anal teal Ncfhanir.. OffieS anil
Acoustics. Auals teal Astronomy. titfl Enei..
ecriug and French Language 5 +. on
Incidental Fee. ,in advance ............S ~
Composition aud Defamation throughout tie course
llFoecasonal Lectures an familiar Ethie>.
'ilaif the tuition a. BE- paid the uil,lls Of The
session. aud the other az lis close
h,ers pupil "a 90 De- charge. according to fs,. l., =.
rate. Tor the whole umr between Tire date 81 entering
school and the close DE session. eNcert in ea.e. of
Of rRorr,,rtp absence hs sickness unless the Prine
pal j. notified that the pupil i-wnhdravn f.r l. re-
maindcr 81 the icrr'. IN which the tuition Viii De-
charged o. thr dale 81 notification and NtSr M ,n,
rrrii r5sce>t II aot thu. Iaia th,
tuition will be charged 10 the end or The session.
SCHOOL HOURS for each dag from - 4. N. to
l. m; from T.. 2. M. 10 ; IN.
l5rwe.are cu-ssed la The enterprise 81 bnilains mp
a permanent Ie, school in Manchester. worth, the
patronage The publie and hope 10 De- sustained
o, an ug friends Of Education.
Pupils FROM distance and The country viii anl the
school 10 possess MAJ. advantages II they should at
tend 1t. I. LIE, Principal.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28

On Wednesday evening, March 2',h, little
girl of Daniel Gillaspic. about four years old.
was burned 10 death. The mother had gone TO
ncishbors and left the little girl with an older
brother aud little child in the cradle at home.
The unfortunate girl got upon chair before
blazing IRE to read from 4 paper that was posted
the chimney above. The chair upset SO IS to
throw her into the fire. She was finally pulled
out by her brother, bat badly burned that she
died in few hours
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28

- The school at the Seminary, under the
charge of frof. Thos. ]. Lee, will commence On
neat Monday aud continue for sixteen weeks.
trcs present indications the school will open
With larger number o( pupils than hitherto.
Notwithstanding this the Prof. wishes il under
stood that there will bc room for more. lie in
,iies those Who desire 20 educate themselves TO
aniinspection his ability and facility for irnpart
ing instruction. His advertisement may be
found In this paper
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28

How'll NfFh WI-''NT- NI'-'I7 ~ -'l''-'''''' II.
Tuc-iay evening after the Fan N""" or "''"
I, month. . ,.,,.,.,,.,u a. =
ca.s Scc'y.