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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

VOICE FROM Ntth>BtH c.
vREurss. Mas. AuT. .. iss*
u. Isha aali-Dsaf sir. az happy % ststr -
vaa thai have u-st yeut eeiushie Cetren tsitters
9Th great hresni - wsseif ia eeersl deo'lttf sni
,srasrsflon - mr. systs - y oacct ~ IA aoheAlihy
.,.a miasnsaiic lnAasrte "a the Mississippi fisef
arnan vel -hes. tsVtnE bern stth tsen, Grants
ARM tArcasloat ~ Nboie aoatheIn campaign I
oafiantiv s-.nsn its a. Al eefsans ~ho ~
s.pee~si - a1h~slthF eiimstef.
Assat esnitsfe Cen1missie1-
iaolssule, - sept. 10. isfi
On tae 3ll - fnlF 49, hsve sanasi.tei. thrcaeh
An sroat - ,afee ~ ths Medical lartctot a. TIE
f.r.rsrs.nt ~ he kfnv II D1lnb~f al. sample
N rav cs-fron nttsrs SCR lastecias. s.t tsSsest
.f.r analysia ~ fsaa it -eitfi IA. - sAnffien
.ni appl,xe itr 80 srsons ear soieiere
The fallsa * IL tie Ntilosi tafestass repy. Aisl
- cen il.@scr peru-son - ehiP - eoteh ~
.nes. A have "a solt q satlsfs fotN null
-, .-ttsasi tat g.troo ntiets 80 - ne harm
a, 49, .re a tsaen rfssseslt ent % wsics stion,
80 "a ft.o 81 ~ Halls teIat istFsnttssi - dis-
80 eflt a. sutIess s. uNNAN Iadk~To>
Sufafaa . esileel tlreefor y q.
u..4aasrtara nepsrtment - untertAet.i
>ashxlsie. fenr tats IL i>f3.
H. lahn Haltts s4ant ~ 80 prrseissi.sn
"A sAip u Ssshsilis Tens. tae $50. - - sefsn.
.fRa1.s csfr.n ainer. faf saie - saflers ~ the
sfay eaif
waM Nil.k<.
a4lsf 4ad ftpssss = sfatsi ties'
- .sis. ahoss<ls AM retail - 7. a hsFf. fsfF'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

WAIVED issrpssrrrr. - Three substitutes
not sesjecs - the draft' A libsrsl hoaass
vilI BE paid Apply AZ & A casss' al>w.-
b<sA street snS291f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

PHI. DH AXE a 60.
eo2 Az. ~. ".
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

~ The night police force OF our city
now consists OF fifteen men. including the
Marshal and his deputies.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

Aususnn Leaves No. 2.-"The Star
spangled banner long may !, wave. Ger III
land of the free AID TIC home of the brave "
This reminds NJ u the "banner Of hesn',
and glory" ~ afseu seen floating over Ia
popular Dry q IA establishment, OF Mess.
Tuell 4 RIPPLE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

BEAUTIFUL "A var horse and peace
horse harnessed together. 10 draw the car Of
Sham Democracy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15
RELIEF IN TIN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
PULMONIC WAFERSl

or,ein.l ,fsdlef established IN ls57 ami first
article a. ne KIDD ever introduced under the
name q -fuIso<Io Wsssaa.' Ia this OF any other
country; ell other fuimouic afeFs are counter
fslis The genuine can b known n thu name
BRYAN being stsnapesi or zach WAFER
RnskE's l-uIsosfo wsFEas
Relieve Cough. Coida, sore Threat, hoafsensss
haFas's Pulsono wAssns
Relisv Asthma. bronchitis. Dficut breathing.
Rnsss's Purwo-fc wssEss
Relieve splitting Of Rlooi, Pains In the Chest
h.sss's PuL.osso WkFxHs
K~lfexe lsripient Consumption, Lung Diseases
ratsR's Pui s0xrc Wkfsss
Relieve Irritation - the uvuls snd fonsii-.
harAs's PuI2osfo Wsssss
Relieve tAe above complaints Ia tea minutes.
narAa's PurNoxto W sFrns
Are hlssslns to all Glasses Add Consultations.
ttnrsr'n foisosI WsFsks
are adsrfef fsr vocaiista and fatiie Speakers.
nsyAs's fui.osfc Nsfkss
Aretn simple form ami PLEASANT % the
fs1ks's futNcsic NkFTes
Nos oafv relieve bat effect RAPID snt lastnk cures
Rsxsrsa fufMnSsc WaF4na
are = arrsntad d i've saaeisctioa - every one.
Nofsmlly sheaid b without bss q
RsTsss rUtnosto WsExss
"a The house
30 traveller .houId Re without . supply q
Rstax,a ruasosfc Wsrsfs
81 biz pocket.
- person I'll ever object q give ipf
nassS's puAsas1o wsssss
twenty-five cfnts.
IoR hosES. sele FFoprieio
~. cofflandt Sc. New fots.
For sale by all Druggists
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From Ru0nIo.

BuyFALo. n. Y. Sept. l4.-Republican
onion celebration and ratification collected
together tho largest number of people seen
here for some years at any one time The
procession in the evening was composed of
delegations frcm various Wards of the city
and towns. and cites near WAS very large and
proceeded through some Of the principal
streats. 30 tho music of baads cheers. FIR
ing cannon aud rockets, roman candles. &c.
A humber OF building were Illuminated
and decorated with hAgs. after witch the
procession meetings held AT st. James Hall
agreeable 90 announcement.
The Hall was so crowded that extempore
had 70 be organized in the streets num-
Der OF distinguished speakers addressed the
meeting. among whom were Col Hamilton
of Texas, Gibbs. of Tenn, and others.
The day has been puIie stormy which In
terfered With the arrangements somewhat.
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fleadguarser~ for SOIdiers'
CLAIM

NI01KmSs
Mayor 1. ID. Walker. late Of the Cd Indi
ana Cavalry. and David s. McKernsn. WA
ker 4 McKcrnAD.) No. : West Washington
street, Indianapolis. Indiana. authorized
sEonts for the collection OF Pensions, Boun-
~ and Back Pay. for discharged soldiers,
widows, mothers and heirs Of soldiers who
have died IN the service aud other claims
against the Government All claims can be
attended 10 BY writing 20 rs. just a. well AZ
II applicant came in person Mr.. Joseph +.
Long. formerly OF the firm Of Hamlia Long,
i contested with the Office. and win be hap
py 20 see bis friends
Governor Morton says Of them: Zone of the
best and most responsible firms IN the west.
They are gentlemen OF high character. and
any business entrusted to ten will be hon
estly and faithfully attended to- Box GOA.
msri4dly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

kf9tss - ErIreas--D "a a. sls-wtfh yraF s.erszIs-
soa Ssh :, - - ~ rea.ess e yesr rsfeF III
IN s-nt. ~ stnrs usli. a. -. - u tffesi
R~ci~r~ ~lsk fais ar css.s 81 49, NJ - usrx
sanpss vssstssis BAR. sksi ~ tsseiasi,y -
nsvs il II t.y.. Fsas n'sssaes r. Fr.eals. -
a Ilnpu-it - - skla. isssisx ~. 49, -
es<sr. sr..etk. ~ btset.fsi
f-fn 49, uasi Hss - 49, hsslex 80 Heeas
- Par. F.s... slsapls s.lrensn. 40 nisnsaes
a. wil s.ahis tn<n sisrt fsil <rssth - Lar
alrNrt Hstr. whlsEsrs. - sses~srse ia -. thsn
thfriy tsTs
Al srpiie.ais.s sns-sr-i - r~sas~ n..l -iss~us
sksrFs
RePeSsisliy leaf.
sn0<. -. Chaplain. Caaassf.
syisfs1a ~ Rress~sT. NJ. Tea.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

EEwsFArkEs.--A child beginning to read
becomes delighted with = newspaper. be-
cause he reads Of names and things which
are very familiar. and be will make progress
accordingly. A newspaper in one year is
worth quarters schooling To child. and
every father must consider that substantial
information Is connected with this advance
ment. The mother Of the family being one
OF il heads. and having more immediate
charge Of children. should be ioeructed A
mind occupied becomes fortified against the
ills OF life. and Is brsosd for any emergency
Children amused by reading or study are. of
course. eonsiderste and more easily govern
cd. How many thouehtless young men have
spent their earnings in the saloon and gsmb-
ling house who ought 70 have been reading2
How many parents who never spent twenty
dollars for books for their families would
gladly have given thousands TO reclaim son
or a daughter who had ignoranily and
thoushtlessly fallen into temptation.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

isroaTAsr TO LsDIss--Da. Hkaxrr's FEsAfs
Pnrs have never ut failed IN rsmosinz dinieulus-
sflsHs from obstruction. stoppaKe 81 Datnre. %
"a restoring the system 70 perfect health ~bsn fuf
i-rinz from spinal Aneesiou~. Proispasne. Uteri.
the whites, or other weakness o. TIA Uterine Or
sans The Pills are perfectly harmless on the con-
.titntloa may BE- taken - The most dsieats fe-
male without causing distress sams time lhsJ
ACT like schArm BY sfrenghsnie<. insigorstias and
Restoring the system tn healthy eonditien. and ~
bsi.sin- On the monthly period wlih regularity no
matter frou what causes Tie obstruction may ariss
rhsy shoali NOT Be taken daring the first three o.
four months of pregnancy though safe al any other
time. a. miscarriage woald be the result
Zach bon esalalas 60 PiIls. Price 81,
In. HARvRY's TREATISE on diseases o. Females.
Prezusocy, Miscarriage, Barrennesa- s'erti1sy'
Rsproduction. AM aliases Of Nature. and emphsu-
caIly the Ladie's Private Medical Adviser. pam
phles Of O. PAGES. senl free % any address. ax
cents required % pay postage.
The Pills and book will Be seat BY mail when az
cassly sealed. and prepaid. ~
JBRYAN. q. ID. GENERAL Agent.
No. 10 Gear a.. New York.
sslt ~ al the principal druggists
q -. CU>Ns>erEAU
salyisd~ly AsEsr. TraHs HAurs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

MAsnIkp.--On the llth inst, Mr.. WV
BIsrs 20 Mis- NANCY II. DHUxxose. by 70.
mas Smith. Eco.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with weak
pess. isssitude. palpitaton 81 the heart. lack a
appetite. distress after eating. torpid liver, eonst
patton. &C. deserve 10 suffer ii they Will try the
ia
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

~ Stockholders In the T.. 4 q. X. X
will observe the notice of meeting. in our
advertising columns.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

CHsseF N GRssr's STARR Colonel Row
ly has resigned his position IN The army. sod
ss Military Secretary Of General Grant. and
Captain Ely :. Baker has been promoted to
Gil the vacancy
The latter is an Indian. belonging 10 the
Chief Of the Sir Nations In New York, but
sa resident Of Gslens. Illinois. and has
been on General Grants staff az Adju,an.
General
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

no YOu WISH To BR CuREDi
IL Or RUCHkN's
KSsLsIR sPKciFIc PILLS euFe In less tssn thlr-
y days. me xsrst cases q NERv BUSINESS. Impo-
tercr Premature Decay. eminAi weakre~-. Insari
" sri all Urinary. Sexual and Nervous Affections.
n, pst,sv from what esnse prodnced. Price One
Dollar PER sas. SEN, postpaid, ~ mail. re-
esps q "a order orc Box will perfect TIE cure In
most rsse- Address
JAMES =. 8ulTsEH.
General Agent. t1T Broadway New verk
JalylS,dwsm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

in the City School Hall nert Monday even
lag NJ o'clork. rr'm.. $500 for fifteen
lesson. Septl5d4t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

The Evening Session OF the Ter
re Hauts Commercial College will commence
on MondAs. Sept. l9th 1864.
Septl5d4t Y GARvfN. Prin.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

- - II'IHI"ETs =" TT
kfeei c. ne galie1 siaits.
~ 49, .fsss rus. --rsf-lr rssktt. VA
- sa.i,s te - ssars>- "a r.ssi = rrsre vh,sA
.oSp n,iIAR. eo.s -. ,-so.e- re'sstsa y
theAesst 70 sut1rs - Eiven.
lslstsks1m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15
ADyfINIsTRA.

~ to1 - xotics - hsfeby gIfe1 thai tie uElsr-
slxast hes hen sppoirtst s1nlristrsss~ - fAs
Fasafa q esuaeI Ms1k Deceased. inte q vIfs
CeualT sad - - a o.iisvsd q - ss,ssnf. Per
so1s kssna cl<lnss kk<tst sad ksLsls I'LL ,ls
pFessnf ne - ne ~ ssffieusB;.
ss,sisasas s. xRLkSGFR.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15
H00FLAND'S GERMAN BIrTx
WILL CURE KvKRY CASE or
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disssss
Of the Kidneys. and Diseases
arising from a Disor-
dsrsd Stomach
s& .s-.r7 -
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Tkere are many prspAr atoms sold usdsr the naus
Of Bitters. put mp In quart Bottles, compounded %
the cheapest whisky or common rum, costing nom
30 TO 20 cents per galor the taste disguised b. An
ise or Coriander seed
This class Of Bitters has caused and viii ooutinus
20 cause, a. long a. they be seld. Hundreds -
die the death OF the drunksrd. by their use The
system IL kept continually under the induepcs a
Alcoholic stlmulants OF the worst hind, the desire
for Liquor is created and kept mp and the resuit 10
all the horrors attendant upon drunk ards liz and
death.
Por those Who desrs and Will have Ia
Qnsr Bottle. we publish the following rsceipt Get
One bottle HOoftandss German
bttters and mts with q hrcc Quarts %
Good Hramdy OF Whiskey, and the To-
suit viii DO preparation that will Tar excon
mcdiciniss virtses and true exoelencs any Of the
numercus Liquor Bitisrr Ia the MARKET and yin
cost m uch less. You will have ell the bfs-
tues OF - oOf and,s Dtttors in connection
with good article OF Liquor. AZ mucs les price
than these Inferior preparations will cost you
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

s~ailse tso 81 t@ree tosshests - "fasha."
.rouse utsr..s sas-kss, iliA.' "Fsrveas Anti
sss-~. A.. AZ a. and ster yea satisfies
.ssA he result. then try 90 IA q oiD DOCTOR
sUcHkxs' ES6Ilsa sFkCIFic r.t1.s--an4 =
ressoV 90 heslih All vseos "a - tA>n ANY
says rasy are parely vegetable. pls&.rni - .sks.
pr-mpi Al sanitary IN her sasSts "a ne erokse-
is-n sna shattered ecnstitatse o. snd yosus
-. t<k. ,hsn -isA .lvsnt2<s tspcrtri ses seia
ia ne uuitss STATS ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

Democratic state Convention.
HARTFORD, CosN., Sept. 1.-THE Demo-
cratic State Convention. TO day. WAS fully
attended and very enthusiastic for McClel-
lac
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15
TELaGRAPHIC NEWS.
Last Nights Dispatches.


EXCLUSIVELY TO The WABASH txPHfSs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

Every oa- T. pr.ellealiy familiar With eonrson
colds. The chlnsss ant shivsriae, The dulnsss and
ANGER. the soreness II thro2t. pate ia the se.1.
.funsf nosriis, ard sfir more, the irTllabiIiy q
temper and gsnsrAl discomfort. have nj oaly been
experienced By every Al sosDe time. bat n has
been The misfortune II mo-, people topsss through
this uupie<sass ordeal repeatedly ard frequently.
". would reeom 1snd tinslyuss OF NsDasr Pos-
rfs's Cussrrvs coraH B.ls4-. because n always
cures. sac, reliable aud pis.ssnt remedy. fuil
aireetions each bottle. Retsied ~ all Druggists
a. s cents. jess~lw
esI.lss SPECIFIC PILIs-wsssssrsD N xL1
Casa. ca BE- rs.isd or Never f.ii 70 cure DO
ACT n.asssfsi Arsspssdy n sctionf Nc change Of
al-t rsaairsd Do not interiors With Business par.
su,ss can D. nssd without d~t>es.oui Upward Of
aos cure. ths ls.s moati-soue Of them verY severe
r..s-. over oos hundred pbrsleisns hssss-ed them
IL tbslr prseslce. sna al peak well of heir ea-
e.ey. AM spprovs q their eompositioo, ~hlch =
entirely vsgsiabls. and haInlsss On Tie syrsm.--
Hundreds 81 certificates b sko-ss
sxI1's srrorlo Pnrs are me erixiDsi snd oniy
xsnuins sp>e.ae Pin. rhsy are adapted Ter mails
sad fssie old ysnBs, and the oaiT reiianisr rem
,dy for sfecttnz psrmsnsns sd spe>dy care IN al
cs.s- Of sp.r7aaforrk-s 90 - nina sesxnoss via
al IA traia o. evils soc. IS Ufstsral and Vaginal
n.ehsrxss, Glssf, fas whilss Sishty oe Insolun-
Ar, Kniss,ons. Iscontnencs. Geuifal Debility a1d
lrrftAbaliry. Impotsacy wesknes- o. Los u Power
<srvous Debility. ke.. AZ u vhsh sfiss prneipsl
IL ron sernsl Kxcsssss o. aslf. Ab1ss. Or come
snssitutiou.l der.nx~usent, and iusApacitatss the
.aasrsr ircm hlalIns TIE iui - y married life.
"a al sexaal diseases. osnorrhss. Glsst ana
sr.csares. an b. as, ssss = he Eisd sr and nd
ssys. tAsy az =. . charm rsl.sf Inexperienced -
-.kinz single bos-
ssli By all the pFsoelpal druggists. Price sl.
Tksy ~iII b. ssatby mail. securely SCALED. AM
-ssfissslsliY. On reeefpt - the niousT, b.
J. BRYAN. ND.
Ne Tscedsr street. Ees York,
csnsu1 Bg phy1e.su % the lfsai1sai q seminal,
Trfn y ssruai snd Esrvous Diseases. who VII
srnd. frce % ali, TIE follo~iog vsiuAbis WORK IN
sealed envelope
tn. Fssrrrra rasua.sD-Da HILLS TREATISE
on self Abuse, Pfemsfsrs decay. impotence AMI
i-sss n Poser. Sexual Disease. ssnainsi nsak- |
lsas. NKhuy Emls.lsas, Genital DEBILITY. &c, a..
T. pAmpblst q ca page. containing important |
.isios 70 the saetei. AID which shouid BE- resa ~
sssry saIerer, a. The sss q care 10 ths seyerest
.sAze- u plainly SGT forth. Tss stsmpr ars re-
4aifei 70 pay ne postage.
JR cUsxIsoHzN. Assnt Terrs Hsuts.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

MARYLAND 70 BE Fxfr STATE IsDxrp.-
The Maryland Constitutional Convention aAs
rcscinded the prcvision recently passed,
whereby minor slaves were 70 be apprentice
ed 70 their masters until they became Of
age The Constitution is to submitted 10 a
vote OF the people. incluiing soldiers. AZ
oath OF allegiance being required. Which
hare the effect 20 exclude all d.sloyaIizrs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

SE- A public man Of this hour. should be
a living spistle known and read all men.
A petIiot will not keep his light hid under
bushe! when the people psed light so badly
IL Is not Ia a loyal politician 10 keep silent.
he cannot refrain from eryisg out against
treason. IL y doiag violence to his nature
20 be still while the wounds of has State and
OF the nation bleed at every pore. Professed
Unionists. who have not lifted their little
finger to help the Union cause. the Govern
ment encourage Copperhehd sentiment. and
foment discord among the people. are the
worst foes we have 10 encounter.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

~ Hon. Ton Corvin is TO stump Ohio
for Lincoln.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

IAks no more 1aplsAsxnf and unsafe s~tIsines.
Fof unPlessxnt sd dangerous diseases, use
HkLhb0LDH EXTRACT RUCHU.
Hhicb has recelved the endorsement q the most
PROHfSEsT ply sIcfANsIN THRUs
u noS offered = afflicted hamAeity a. a certain
cure Tor Tie following diseases and symptosn. osfs-
mating from diseases and sbu.e 81 the Urnary or
ssEusi OrEans-
General DEBILITY,
mental ard Physical Depression
fmb~eillty,
Determination q Blood 20 the heat
Cenfnfed Idsss,
Hysfefia,
General IIrasbllity,
ksstisssness and siespiessness at Night.
Absenos ~ Muscular Fhicieney,
LES Of appetite.
Dyspepsia,
Emacistion
Low spirsls,
biso-ssl itstlon 70 Psrsly-
- n the Organs Of Gsner atlsa.
Fslpitation % the Heart,
And, 10 iaci. all the c9ncomtants Of Nervous and
Deoiitatsd stAts Of tie systsm-
To insure the &c nine. cat this out
ASK F0R HklMBOLD's TAXI No OTHER
CUkKs GUARANTEED.
see Advertisements In another column.
tSimAugs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

-, ..,,. ssei...'. AM 's'sls y :. n.Fs. E''T'
Jsels. Ind
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

~ Hon. John p. Usher spoke st the
Circle Park. indianapolis. lsst evening.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

DAILY EXPRESS.
- ---------
p. - WEyTFAIL~I >ocnl EdItor.
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.
Gov. Jes. A. Wright
Hon. James Wilson
Will address tie people Of this county, Pm
day evening. Sept. 9th.
The Wigwsm viii not accommodate the
vast crowd that will desire TO bear these
distinguished orators. No other place Of
speaking has yet been designated.
Hon. Dan. Mace,
OF Lafayette. will speak ct tho Wigwam,
In this city. Tuesday evening. Sept. 10Th.
~ Hon. John p. Usher spoke at the
Circle Park, Indianapolis. lsst evening.
~~es~
~ Hon. Tom Corwin 10 10 stump Ohio
for Lincoln.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-01-20
A warning from aal Abolition
Governor.

Governor Morton, Of Indiana, in re-
cent speech at the Capital, said:
i warn those in the North who are un-
derstood Cor supposedly to sympathizs
with the rebellion, or with traitors, to fee
from the wrath to come When the war
was successfully over that class would be
outlawed, their homes would be made
desolate and their wives and children
would become outcasts."
That is decidedly respectable warning.
We hope every one will be prepared for
the awful day, when it arrives
If there is traitor, North, he must
be among the 'one-tsnth' men, for we know
of none such among our friends. We are
all for the Constitution a. it is and the
Union as it was. If that is treason
against whom is the treason leycled?-
Against those who would destroy both
Constitution and Unionl Do we commit
treason against our country or against
Abraham Lii scoln and his 'prcrogatives?'
But put the traitors through and let us
see who they are, as that is a disputed
point CriSis. tqa1r5f o
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-01-20
Romantic.
hanlnledan

Abiding to the will of Mr.. James II.
Roosevelt, millionaire bachelor of New
York city, lately deceased, the New York
correspondent of the Boston Pos, writes ::
The most curious part of the affair is
that the only legatee under the will (ana
the sole executrix) is lady of whom
the late lamented had been several times
oetrothed; once, even, so nearly married
that the cards were out, the guests assem-
bled, and the expected bride on hand en-
regSe, but the very necessary bridegroom
did not come to time, The reason whv
never transpired, but the couple made it
up again. Still the happy day was post
poned--as it turned out cd etermitatum-
but the incosolable Jfuncs was remembered
to the tune Of FIVE thousand year for
life and the profitable berth of execu-
trix of million dollar estate. Such is
life y The bulk OF property was be-
qneathed to found hospital in New York
city
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poetrp.
BUT LEAVES.

Nothing but leaves; the spirit grieves
Over wasted life,
Sins committed while conscience slept
Promises made but never kept,
Hatred, babble and strife
Nothing but leaves.
Nothing but leaves; nothing but sheaves
OF !iie's ripened grain;
Words, idle words, for earnest deeds
We sew our seeds, 10 tares and weeds
To reap with toll and pain,
ad Nothing but leaves.
Nothing but leaves; memory weaves
No veil to cover the past,
As we return our weary way
Counting each lost and mispent day,
We find sadly at last,
Nothing but leaves.
And shall we meet the Master so ?
Bearing our withered leaves!
The Saviour looks for perfect fruit,
We stand before Him BUNDLED. mute,
Waiting the word He breathes,
tH ',Nothing but leaves.
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E.on.g Spe.esch..- I

On one of those msmorable days when
the Kansas Nebraska bill was being de.
bated, Senator Seward tapped Douglas un
the shoulder, and whispered in hisl oar
that he had some ''Boprbon" in the Sena-
tors private room, which was twenty Years
cid, and upon it he tried to get. Depglss'
Judgment. The Little Giant declined,
stating that he ment to speak IN asfew
moments, and wished his brain unclouied
by the fumes of liquor. At the cenelu-
sion of his speech Douglas. sank down ex-
haustad in his chair, hardly conscious Of
the congratulations of those who foeked
around him. At this, juncture, Seward
seized the orators arm, and bore ham off
to the Senatorial sanetum. talus4fs
Here's the Bourbon, DouglsssSs5 said
Seward "try some-it's sixty years old. !"
Seward, remarked Douglas, Il have
to-day made the longest speech ever de-
livered; history has no parallel for it2
"How is thst2' rsjeined lSeRardsasypu
spoke about Two hours only,siEs-ss sdi
Douglas, smiling, replied; wsa A
Don't you recollect that q, moment
before obtained the floor, yen inyit,d
me to partakc of some Bourbon twsuiy
years old, and now, immediately alter
closing my remarks, you extend los me
some of the same liquor, with the asssr-
tion that it is sixty years oldlea fartf
years speech was never delivered be-
fore" ,.~