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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16
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MAJOR ID walker. ATE o. the "a indi-
aua Cavalry. and David : NcKernsu wal
ker & Mckegnan,) NJ Q Wet Washington
street, indianapolis, Indiana, authorized
kgents for the conrrtior- Of Pensions Bous-
ly aud Back Pay, Ier discharged soldioEs,
widow. mothers and heirs Of soldiers who
have lied in the service aud other chains
Against zoe Goyerlment All Claims can be
sitsuaeJ TO o. writing - az, just = well 81
II .sai,.a, anne in person Mr.. Joseph L.
I.one formerly Q the hrsn OF Hamlin & Long,
j. o..aao-re8 Nth ths Office. and VFill re hap
o. Is soc SIS friends.
3cvsfuo. Morton says 81 thcm. "Dne OF the
hes; and n.4st responsible hrms IN the west
They are geBtiemen t'xn character, aud
sny sssassss entsurfea IL 4 e, vii DC bOn-
IS SndhlasfuIis fssrneS 20 issz .'o4
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Notice tn Gontrncsors.--Se Sealed
pf uosA Il wili be received Nv the Common
Council OF the city 81 TeIse haute. a. the.s
ball over the So , Engine House, OF he
evening fse 2Oth 90 December, 1864, fa'
~ -s ling end eraseling Of two alleys sun-
49, . through abe hrst block kAss OF the pub
qBsre
Iaase will DO two hundred cubic yards Of
,.tioo. al surplus TO be replaced by
"a hsedred and seventy flour oabc yards ~
<urd .ssyel. 60 De placed Elk Inches deep
fifteen feet vide, gr~ded following from
sues 70 center
rho above york 10 De let the lowest
=. 9nsihle bidder, so much per slngle foot.
- bfier ., the Chairman At the conmit-
pSsoA sweets. esq -
JOSEPH FELLENSER.
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Tobacco cbeves-~. something nice
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ior the holidays Bartlett has just secures
ssplend,d assortment
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16

Ia. ~ nsxs unpleasant md ans@fs Medicines.
Hor unplsssAnt aad dsne>foas dtss&sess use
HolMnOLUs ATTRACT eucuu,
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FaoAINExT PHYstCfArsN rnru. :.
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rufs COR s1r following diseases add synptons orig
lssslnx iton ci>>asrs and scuss ~ The Urinary OF
nsxusf orS ans
General ID, btiltyr
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csufassk Idso.
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a. General trrttsoistfy.
s~-t,~>ur~ss snd otsspisskneee 81 Nigh.
kh>rr>s - Muscular Hnsisscy
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hrcepsis.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16

The balance Of the qosrisr section. %
- slrreeu uo-s k-~e been Psschssed By
ia rr-s 1e~.sse res<bec~~. can and -
then. HOsF0RD 4 BROWN.
Dee i@.si.si IS Seal Estate Ae,s-
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
weev at before the PeopIsl
:. 'inS,ss.1so. state csnvsntlon.

sAk A. eaIIsa meeting q the Democratic
49, 0aaIsian o. The STATE ~ California,
- - - eIfsf asn FEAneiseo on the 9th aud 10Th
- Hs1aeR i1ssthg pEoceedlDgs' we're had, and
Asfnk BED Or tAe government OF the De.
pgeachiAg State canvass
2ksA pSmoerHtic State Convention he
go - k ssoozS frIeDkY or MAY xEXr, DOM
le61oaaaGkaa4a y IT. OITT or San Francisco, AT IL
ellasA - thai aay, for the setectoR OF Del'g tes
- ~ NkssoNAL baEocRATIc CONVENTION. to be holden
ss&AI - -, 1854, and foS the transaction OF
Glsh SkAagAaslnees as may come before Il.
4saotFsd, mat the repre- aebtatlon OF the various
eouAeies esthe STATE, IN said Convention. shall be
spAtnR eanh coanty. With an additcnalone for every
TOO hanAre4 votss eHst at the last election ior John
g. DoNuRy, and one also for each fractional vote OF
enc mhdSed end over.
Re61lvsa, ThKI We recommend that the manner OF
SeleotnR Delegates be subject to the control of the
Tespeetive Coanty' Committees, In accordance with
Ohe asnernf usages Of the party.
ResolVed, That We recommend that the only test
20 hO appied ID participants In the selection OF Dele
aaAen % ne State Convention shall be-" Are you
oppSssd 70 the policy Of the present National Ad
minIstratlon which Is snbyersive Of the O. nStituon
ne Ea@s end ne Union Of our Fathersf Are you In
favor af peedy and honorable peace that will se
cure equal and exact Justice to every section Of the
AmsFicAn Unicnf WIN you support the nominees Of
sAs Democrntic National Conve entionf"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
DnMocaArIc CouSrr CONVENTION The Den

.DnMoCRATIc COUNTY CONVENTION. The Dem
oeEatic Central Committee hare called "A C"un
" Couventiou to be held In this city on Tues
day the Sd ofhext May, "for the purpose "f
selecting twelve delegates to the State C"nven
tiou ID be held in the city Of San Francisc" on
Tuesday the 10Th of May" The primary meet
iuEs ere TO be held on Saturday evening, April
soth, ,at T-o'clock, at the usual places of holding
elections. Since the meeting Of the State
Central Committee the Legislature has divided
the State into Congressional Districts, and pro.
vided for the election of Congressmen the com
ing fall, and we presume candidates for Con
Rress will be nominated at the time Of thr
meeting of the State Convention. We hope,
tAsFsfOge, that every precinct will be represent
ed ID the County Convention, and full dele
Rsalon be sent to the State Convention. Dark
a. our prospects look now they are not hope
lees. When the follies uf this Administration
shAil have reached climax, and the delusion
which has yelled and defended them shall have
passed away, the people will turn 10 the Dem
ocrstic party for aid, and trust to its couserva'
tive hosts the defense Of civil liberty and per
sonal rights. Nothing but premature suicide
on the part Of the Democracy can prevent such
. result. That party has only t" adhere TO its
tims.honored principles, maintain its tradition
81 devotion TO its country, aud be prepared +"
receive power, and betrayed and deluded
peopla will 10 due time commit To it the deSti-
ny sfthe nation. Let the Democracy have
faith in the future, believe in its destiny cnnlde
IN the good sense Of the American people, and
bide itS time. 1t must have the patience and
to wait long, for they travel fast in revolution
sry times.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
MOTHERS! ssS7z1EnS, i1P
MOTHERS!!I

DON'T FAIL to procure MRS. WINsLOw,.
SOOTHING SYRUP for cHILbRKN TEErRrsr.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of
Of the best female physicians and nurses m IN. M
ted States, and has been used fSr thirty year, -
never falling safety and success By millions Of -.
ers and children, from the feeble infant Of on. -
old to the adult.
1t ~, only relieves the child from pain, but .,,..
CRATES the stomach and bowels corrects ae,dnt -.
gives tone and energy to the whole system. Il ID,
almost instantly relieve Gripings in the Hov-.
els and Wind Cholics
We believe II Is the best aud safest remedy IN a.
WerldIn all cases Of DYSENTRRY and DIARRH0I
IN CHILDREN, whether it arises from tee thin, :.
any other cans.
Full directions for using viii ACCOMPANY ...A
bottle None genuine unless the fac smile Of CVrn
IT'S PERKINS, New York, ia on the oU,.,A.
wrapper.
Sold by all medicine dealers. PrineipaI om..,
IS Day street, New York.
P,ee only 25 cents per bottle.
REDDlNGToN 4 CO.,
4i6 and ais Frost a.. San Franciseo.
m25-w2 Agents for California.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09

Loyal SCoCNDRELs SECURE FROM Arrest
The Administration has illegally arrest.
Ell thousands of Democrats, and plunged
them into loathSome baSliles. but we are
not aware that they have proved a single
charge against one Of them. 1t is, how.
ever, proved that the friends of the Ad
miniS,ration have not only been robbing
the Government all the time, but also
engaged in blockade running. and doing
all manner Of things contraband of war.
Their loyalty to their party excuses their
villainy aud treason. Under this Admin.
iStraton the innocent are punished, the
guilty protected. 1t is disloyal to punish
an Abolition thief forI swindIing the GOV
ernment.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09

DESTR0YED.-l is patent to the dulles,
that the war is no longer prosecuted t,
preserve the Cnion. Acknowledged lead
crS Of the Administration party ,pcuiy
admit that the Cmon is di>>nls ed and ca,
never and shall never, with their consent
tie reconstructed oa the old basis. WcH.
dell Phillips, in a recent lcc,nrc, said
"lnu will never see again The nation int,
which III were born the old fashioned. calm
gujct, Eom"ly, hnne-bred, scl,nrl- -hu.;sr :Il N
er's rerubIir. You are 10 have Il nation de- vel
"ped into tirst-rate military power.
And he add>,i in regard to this ''mi'ta, Y
powcr'-a power which has u>ufpcl tt,
civil and exercises supreme authority. ia
violation and defiance Of laws aud Con~ti
tutiunS
1T would be resisted bv tho reople with al
. th"r strength. It is m; in American natIJr, t.
submit quietly t" the overthrow ot those S"v
errlgn rights of States which the, were taught
, tn regard as sacred and invr"LbIe. Il could
never be realized except through an itrcsi>,a.
/ Bile, all-crnshlng military deSpoti>m.'
Phillips knows the views and aims and
purposes Of the Administration, and doubt.
less speaks by authority. lie intimate,
that this Administration conlcmplates
pcrpetuatinE itself and therefore declares
to prepare the people for it, that We ar,
not to see the 8 Cd old Cnion again, but
are t", have instead an "aI.crusting mill
tary deSpotism." Is this Why the AL
IniiiStration is calling into military ser.
vice an additional seven hundred thousand
men. Are the people pre- arri to give Up
the old Union and accept in its steal an
"ail-crn>hing military deSpotism'? Il
they are they will support the Admins
tration.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09


CITY CnNvgNTIuS.-1he country is safe The
loyal cilizens If P.acervl,le, approaching the
magnitude Of The issue involved, held their
priNsary meetings last Saturday night aud
elected delegates Ia u City Convention. The
Convention met on Tuesday afternoon and orr
ganized by eecting d. }. White Chairman, and
B. Meacham Secretary. The delegates, bend
ing under the fearful responsibility resting mp
IN them, like durifnl and Ioval subjects, fully
and unhestatingly indnrsed Abraham Lincoln
and his Administration, the action of Cnunes>,
Cole, Highly and Shann'n; thanked Gov. Low
tprematureiy) for vetuing the Pacific Rnilro d
bill; denounced bolt, RS and independent can
didntes,an nominated Samuel EnSminger Esq
the uunbtruSive. paIri"tic. faithful. .irrepressl
biz, loyal Samucl-fur CIy Marshal. We breathe
freer aud easier. The "lnyal citizens" of Placer
vlle have sustained The Administration, re
buked treason. and "pronouncrd," ;" as the Mex.
leans say, fur S ,muel Ensmuger for CITY Mar
slial. Crpperheads "hunt vonr holes" laval
lists, bnSk in the blaze of fortunate and
ilustrious Sans glory. Sam Represents, and
not unworthly. the learning, intelligence, hon
esiv, virtue, patriotism, responsibility and 10y
atty If the Administration party If the city of
Placervie. He has been selected bv them to
be their standard bearer, their champion in the
coming struggle, and with such champion. so
competent, ST. eloquent, So slnciimnnIUuS and
so loyal who's afraid? True, he is obnoxou>
TO the CouneSsiies, whose leader he thinks
isn't much, but then, tn c"ncliAte them didn't
the convention that nominated him indurse
Cnnness, and "nght they not to be satisfied
with that? Must all concessions cnme from
his side of the house? Not by jugfnl. With
this triling exc. p,ion Sans nomination gives
unalloyed satisfaction-eve the Copperheads
are pleased. With n fair tield.an active canvass
and M opposition. would bet on his election
though even then the funnt-hearted would think
il doubtful. His popularity is ofa negative
character, and has heretofore donred him. but
this time We think his chances are decidedly
good He wants the oiiice-has ALWAYS want
ed office for that matter--has worked hard for
it, needs it, and ought to have it ifa better
man can't get it. His loyalty rs Of the genuine
stamp and manfests itself in the genuine man.
ner, by constantly seeking Office With these
qualifications and our Endorsement, we think
Sam will come out victorious.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09

REGULAR EoMINEEs.-Th "loyalists" have
nominated wv. Brewster for Mayor; s. ]
Ensminger for City Marshal; G. W. EI"wlet
for Clerk, and Rev. G. C. Pierce for Schoo
Superintendent AN Office be has filed for sever
81 Hs4sp saRcieatly and aecepisbly. Messrs
Brewster and Pierce III bs elected without
opposition, they being unexceptIonable to our
citizens. For School Trustees the following
Esntlamsn have been nominated {: First ward,
@. 4. Warren; second, W. ii. Bradshaw; thu d.
D. L. MunsOn; fourth, b. MeachAm; fifth, W.
H. OTooksr.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09

NEGRO AB I'VE THE WHITE MAN-At
the final discussion Of the negro bill, the
U. S. Senate lifted the black soldier far
above the Whit, and not only voted to
give him the same pay, but to feed IA d
clnthe his father, mother, brother and
sister when he may have such. If all
men are equal before the law, as is so
loudly preached BY the supporters Of the
Administration, why do they rot assume
the support Of aged and intirm kindred Of
the white soldiers An attempt wnS
made to have the same libcrality extended
to the white sol lrrS, but jim Lane and
John CnnneSS hoped the amendment
would not obtain support. and it was re-
irctcd. CnnncSS, after long and painful
Scarch, has at last found his affinity, in
the person Of Jim Lime and negro SOL
dicrs How do white men like the as.
sociation
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09

Tue UNIo>'S PET RnurE - The CniO"' :
constant pulling of the llenn' - PAS
route doesn't Sc IN to have the desired Il
f.ct; and it> per>i>trnt,i IF rt> todhvert the
tnvrl from t,r PllrrrvIil' route n. et>
with poor encouragement. Ii can nn!!
,nu"s. upon tho<" Wh" have never been
over either route, and the victims ot rs
mrulncity ar, i i'y growing less. It's PIT
route j. lumnu! - i> SLOW and danger
ou>. aS the following, taken from lis own
cN unrS, prove:
From Djrkcr.on. diver for The Pacific Com
rnuv, we learn >a,s the Nevada Gizrite; that
the SNOW un The B ,~inan grade, llrnI' s. Pass
road. is over >iN f,'t in depth On Sunday
Aprtl sd. o'clo L. D.. keI son "a> c"npel"d
to .1v, hi> wagon in iir road, bringing hi-
ho'>o> I, the Mt."uia Il inr. H. had " sh'
ra>>,ul"rS, who were Obliged tu walk /" the
Forest II u>r.
\ excel Mt rout', truly! The drive
"wlS cumrrllrl to leave his wagon in thc
road, and t passengers were forced to
"walk to the Forest Hru>c" or peIist,
from cold, If this had happened on the
Placcrvile route, the Ution'S indi.natinI
would lave burst forth with terrific VIC
l,nce against our rout" and the Piua, G.
Stage Company; hut a> it happened on it,
much puff i road it merely c"lios it as All
item of news, wi,hoHt cne word II cum
ntnt.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09

AAa meeting Of the Democratic Central Commit
tee on the 2nd day Of April, 1854, held pursuant to
uotsce on motion, NJ. X. Shearer, Esq, was elected
n amawher Of the Committee TO Gil the vacancy from
Piecsryie caused BY the death Of Hon. H. C. slo's:
On motion, NJ X. shearer was elected Secretary Of
the Oonmalitee.
on motion. Il vas ordered that County Conven-
tiou of the Democracy be held In the CRY OF PLA
VffIA on TUESDAY THB THIRD OP MAY next, at IL
Oelook n, for the purpose oi selecting twelve dele
gates 70 the State Convention to be held In the City
o. ean Francisco on Tuesday, May 10th 1854 for the
purIOss Of eleeting delegates to the National Com
vantion. and such other business as may coue be-
fore ths Convention.
on melton, u was ordered that the Democrats Of
n Dorado County be requested to meet ia their va
Fious pnscIncts ss the usual places Of holding erc'
tions ca SATURDAY APRIL 0tth, 1864, at o'clock p.
H., and sheet to such County Convention delegates
in accordance With the following
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09

Mr. LINcoLN'> NEGHo ALLIES. Some Of
Nr Linroln'S negro allies in arms recent
" malc a rail from Memphis Oh III, ir
own account. They had heard that a
Mr.. Griffith, Union man. living near
F'c'c had lately received 81. 500 in green
backs for cotton. They wanted it. When
their coming was announced, the money
was 'given to little girl and sent awav.
When they arrived they shot Mr.. G. dead
and brnta!iy ravi>hvd Mrs. G. AMI to
!iherate, feed and clnlhe such wretches
whit" blood is pnarcd out like water and
white men are ruinou>ly taxed by the
party in power
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
SptriaI ann GrntraI Eotitts

The Physician is Often blanca
wan. ofsnccess in his when the disappoD,
menG In the recovery of the sick is 20 be tr.c.a
the administering impure medicines. Robert Wb,,.
apothecary, is paying particular attention "a ~.
coinpounding physicians prescriptions and ,,,o,is
recipes from medicines OfundOubtedpuIIty. R1A.E.
White, Medical Hail, is appointed agent Sor -,
Of the gesalne Pstent Msdicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09

INDEPENDENr CANDrnArE.-John Cartheche,
an unadulteraled l0yalist. announces himself as
an independent, unconditional Uninn candidate
for City Marshal. Will such reckless disloyal-
~ be tolerated in the loyal city Of Placervle? !?
Has John no consideration for Sans feelings
no qualification in the success Of the great, un-
terrified, uUcODquerable and uDpurchusable
Unicn partyS
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09

ORGANIZED - A Circle of The Fenian Brother
hood has been organized in our City under
favorable auspices. Charles Glldea is Presi.
dent or "Ccnter of the Circle" John J. Cullen
Secretary, Daniel Ovens Treasnrer.and Messrs.
Daniel Dunn. Michael McCnSker JOSEPH Tav
10y Patrick C"yle and James Bailey act as a
committee of safety and Protection These
are all well kn"wn gentlemen and under their
supervision the Brotherhood must flourish
We learn that the initiation fee is dollar and
the monthly dues fifty cents
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
-Ss~S

TUE RmmT SPiRIT Mr. Elgeiton,
Dcmuctatic member Of Congress- from In
diana, in MT speech rl"Qn nty and
uuiy declared that the work at rr>to a.
ton must hcgin in the hearts ol the poo
pie, IN driving out hatred AMI ntaii-c aud
mean cnpi'lity, in restoring rcvcr nrc for
the Constitution aud it> sacred ubii4atlonS.
i'll n disposition to temper mercy via
justice, IN "a disposition To bury in obliv.
ion the fulits Of the past" Douglas. with
that sagarity for which he was di>tin,
gui>hed, declared, that "war is li>uuion,
final and inevitable" and the declaration.
in the opinion, of intelligent men. scru>
on the point Of fuitilmrn War viii
never Restore the Union, nor is it
prosecuted for that purpose. The party
IN power holdl, av"w that it Shall not he
restored. "Thr Onion as it was says
5, ,nator Wilson. &" is thing Of the past"
" 1t is played out, says tie Srrin- Fl III
journal, Lincoln's home organ, and it
uttrrS the sentiment of the AduiniStra
ii"n. Lit the people adopt the sentiments
of Mr. Igcrton aud thr Onion viii be re
stored in >l!te Of the opposition ot Abo'i
tion traitors.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09

BoSDs lssUED.--The Board of Super visors, at
their recent meeting, issued bonds to the
amount of twenty thousand dollars, being the
sixth instalIment of ten per cent upon the
Comfy subscription Of two hubGred thousand
dollar to the capital stock of the P. and y. v.
Railroad Company.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09

SrIr INSTITUTED Co>umnes Copper
Mining Company have instituted suit in the
District Conrt against the Volcano Copper,
Gold and Silver Mining Company, for trespass
on their lode on the Middle Fork of the Cosum-
mes river, in this County.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09

We are under many obligations to Harry
h"t' L. G Culver, R. S. Hernandez for Cali
f"rnia and Nevada papers; and to W. NJ. Brad-
Sha" for Eastern papers and pictorials.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09

HsSfAHas = PUstTC niIeHwKT.-Ai their inte
meeting, the Board Of Supervisors declared the
read ruDniDg from Fairplay to Slug Gulch, aud
thence " Brownsville, public highway.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09

FEARFULLY CoERUrT-The PittsLurn
Pa.) Commercial, an Abolition organ Of
undoubted orthodoxy, in speaking Of the
corruption Of its party, says:
''Sn fearfuliv curruIt has the public service
become, that ScouudrelS have robbed the Gov
eminent out of sum larger than the entire
animal rcvenue Of the country du ing the Ad.
mlniSlrati"n of Washington. Can not Mr.
Lmcnln put check To tins corruption, which
is running the country aud dsgrucing his Ad.
mniStrLtlnu z"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09

AyPOEHyHENss.-On Wednesday last the
DoAra,Os Supervisors sppoiuted Jonathan Ed
mOnsOn aud II. H. Tholan Justices of the PeAce,
and George DsywaId and Thomas E. Hixou
CopssakIsa, ftt ooanmnPs Township
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09

We often hear young men say that the times
are hard. they can't save money, etc.; but
those who have taken our advice and purchased
their apparel from Houston, Hastings q Co.
always succeed, and the reason is obvious
Their goods are cut and made in the best man
ner. 1t don't cost any more than slOp shop
goods. and the man wearing good clothes is
always lO"ked upon with mOre respect than
the shabby, ncanly.drssAed shoddy.wearsr.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09


A FIzzLE. The State Convention of
war Democrats," which lately met in
Columbus, Ohio, and from which ia Alb
olitioni>tS anticipated great re uIt>. num-
hered | & inliS idualS-- whom seven were
stool pigeons from the Abolition party,
and the balance employers Of the Admin
istration. The proceedings Of the large,
enthusiastic and patriotic Convention "
have never been published, nor have their
Abolition allies mentioned the subject
since the adjournment of the Convention
The Ohio Democracy are not 10 be mum
bugged by such shallow tricks nor led
astray by apoSta;es.