Wabash Express, Volume 19, Number 29, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 June 1860 — Page 3

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We give below th oiateral portion of a apeech nt Je in the late Democratic Co;i veotion bj a Southern Doulas Democrat It tl rieb, tod full upon the alave qaa lion in all ita different phases. Mr. Ooul - da ia a genuine, out-spoken member of hit party. II differs from the rest oolj in this ha has tha independence to apeak at be fella, while thej are owarda to their conviction. Read this, hers is Democ racjforjou: HAT SLATCKY BA DO.Vg Thia institution of Slavery, aa I bare . aaid elsewhere, has done more to advance the prosperity and intelligence of tbe white raco and of the human race than all else together. I believe it to be found ad upon the law of God; I believe it would be a blessing to all races; I believe that liberty would not truly exist in thia Western World except by maintaining the integrity of the great national Democratic party. Applause J As for thia irrepressible con flict party, with their aemed ranka now ready to march down upon as, I have no laito in it, because it 1 founded m ao ir cby, in everything anti-republican, in everything that is opposed to human pro gress ; while I understand the idea of tbe great national Democratic pr ty to be non-ioterventiun in its broadest aenee. Applause J cassot do Hcca is oeokgia. .T . sVT . m a now, my Bonnern friends, l do not know that t can do anything in Georgia to reconcile these matters, out whatever I can W a a. a do 1 will. I Applause J 1 aar that our friends in Georsria hol are crying out for protection to Slavery in the Territoriea arc advocating a mere theory, a mere abstraction, a thing that ia not and cannot be; tney would do much better if they would demand protection from the General Government, and have a line of police eatablished along the borders of the Slave states to caich and bang the thieving abolitionists who are atealing our iT eera. Laughter and applauae.1 That ia a means of protection, and why? Because it is practical. Kenewed laughter and applause. slats aaxiBiso. Here ia my old native State of Virgii.ia, the slave trading and alave breeding Sr.ate of Virginia. Laughter Delegate from from Va. I call the gentleman to order. Be casta an imputation upon Virginia by calling her the slave breeding Stale of Virginia. Mr. Ooulden Well, I will aav the slave breeding States of Ueorgia then 1 e or? in being a alave breeder myself, f Loud langnter.j l win face tbe music mvnelf, and I have as many oeeroea as anv man from Virginia. Aa I invited tl.e gentle men of thia Convention at Charleston to visit my plantation, I will say again, that if they come to see me, I will show them aa fine a lot of negroes, and tbe pure African too, aa they can find anywhere; and 1 will ahow them as handsome a set of little children there aa can be seen, laughter, and anv quantity of them, too: renewed laughter, and I wish that Virginia may be as good a slave trading and alave breed in? State aa Georgia, and in aaying that, I do sot mean to be disrespectful to Virginia, but I do not mean to dodge the question at all. aov-irrxaTcxTiox. Now, I want no office; I never asked any; I did cot ask the State Convet.tioo to aend me here; but I am here to tell the truth to you all, and thia is ray idea of Don-intervention: I waut the State of Vir ginia, if ahe has negroes, to have as tiaoy aa ahe pleases; if you want alavery in Maaaacnusetia.'l want vou to have ft: if . ' . T 1 - SM.- TT ' - J a you want it in maiana, unio, n isconain, and Minnesota, in Ued a name have it. It is your right to have slaves, and just as many or as few as yon please. I will never join a party which desires to force ala vary anywhere or keep it from anyplace. Applause. I believe that it is regulated by the law of God, of nature's God, and all history proves that to be so. All that I ask is, hands off leave it to the people of the States and Territories to settle that matter for themselves, under the Constitution of the United States. Applause. And now while I am op I waut to put my veto upon one thing. I know that I am not going to be applauded ia what I say, but teed town in good time will bring forth frail, and though you may say now that I am wrong, yet I think 1 shall live to see he dij when lhe doctrioes I adrocaie to eight will be the doctrioes of Msfciachuaetta and of the North, for Trnth crushed to earth willriie again, The eternal years of God are hers While error, wounded, writhes In pain. And dies amid her woishtppera ! WAXTI THE SLATE TaADE. I any I go for nou-iotervention in the broadest sense of the term. I say that thia whole thing should be taken out of the hands of the General Government. I aay it is all wrong U be spending two or three million! of dollars annually from oar pockets, and aacrificing thousands of lives upon the coast of Africa, in that terrible clime, to prerent our goiog there to get a few negroes. If it is right for us to go to Virginia and buy a negro and psy $2.000 for him, it is equally right for us to go to Africa, where we can get them for fifty. Applause and laughter J Here is the condition we are placed in, and joo an ay as well come to your aensesand face the music. There are 2,000 of our negroes now down at Key West, begging and pleading not to be sent back. If they should be sent back what would be the result? One half of them would die before they got thure, and the other half would be turned upon the coast of Africa upon the coaat of Liberia, among strangers, to be eaten up by caoni bals, or be caught and told again, or die of starvation; and this you call humanity: I ssv it ia piracy:! aay that our govern nent it acting against right and reason in thia natter: and if the Southern men had the punk and apiritto come right up and face the North, 1 believe the Northern Dem cracy at leaat would come to the true doc trine of popular sovereignty ana non in tcrveotion. Applause and laughter. Think of it: two thousand of these poor barbariaoa from Africa caught within the laat four week, and kept upon tha misers ble island of Key West, dying there from disesse and starvation; and wnatdo not die are to be aent back by our Government at an expense of one or two millious, tho they are veggiog not to be sent tacK, sou landed udoo tbe coast of Africa. It ia cruel, inhuman, wrong, aod 1 appeal to the rood sense of the American nation ageiott it. Look at John Bull; be has bound na to catch all we Can, aod we aend them back at au expense of twenty-five dollars per head. We send them back, but what does John Bull do when he gets them? lie apprentices them out again and makes slaves of them. That Is the hypocritical treaty that you are bound by, and jt 1 bear no soutnern voic, or nur thern Toice. raised against this ajrgressioo upoo the law of nature and of nature a God, but 1 intend to raise my voice agaioat it. humble as it is. Now, this may be a secondary question before na tonight. The event point is har mony aud onion in the great Democratic ! party. Let os whip the Black Republicans, ( let ne win the fight, an I when we have settled these tbioge, let ui ac together j aod all will be right. THE CAMPAIGN OPENED MISSOURI. IN Grand Itepubtleau Rally. Torch LljfU Proce$$io of the Wri Lincoln dubs. Mercantile Library J am we i Fall. ELOQUENT SPEECHES BY COLONEL NELSON, OF INDIANA. Such are the head lines o' the St. Louis Opposition papers, firing the accoent of tbe opening of the campaign by the Re publicase of St. Louis oo Isst Thursday night. As this is tbe first publie demonstration the Rtpublieane hare been permitted to have in that city, it may be considered the most important era in;iba history of Re poblicsniam ia Missouri. The Demoer t, the Newt, the Leader, aod even the Bulletin, Democratic, pays a high complement to the eloquence and argumentative abitity of eur follow dtixeo, Ool.T.H.Nelsen.wLo made the leading fftt Don tit occasion.

IFor the Kxraias.

SABBATH UELLS. When sweetly sound the Sabkatk bells, What thronging memories ceme, A nd to the saddened heart thev tell Of youth and friends and home. They whisper lew of vanished Joja. And hours forever gone, They tell me that earth's trifling toys Are hastening to the tomb. Each music strata falls soft and low With mournful cadence on mine ear ; And fainter still each echo grows, Leaving bj heart afra and drear. M.S. . - For the Express. - TO MY MOTH Ell. Mother, for that's the sweetest name, f bat e'er these lips were taught to pralae, Pray for thy erring child. My heart Is as some forest flower. Bowed by the angry storm, and shower, And then forsaken left. I :bink of thee at noon, at night, And with the morning's rosy light. My thoughts revert to tbee. My tears flow fast, my slgbs are vain, Ob absence bring such bitter pain, I would I were at rest. Mother, through every joy and 111 Thou art my guiding Angel still, And will be to the last. M. 8. SplUIra ob de Rail. ou Abe walked out by do light o' de moon, F,r Abe.you kuow.'s a sly old coon. And merrily he did sing dis tm.e. Asplitiin'ob de rail, A splittin' ob de rail. De ten-foot oak fence rail. He cut his cut did wedge and glut And maul of hickory tough. Tom Ewing boiled de brabktsh water, Corwin drove faster than he oughter, But Abe's de ring-tail norter, A iptltln' ob de rail, A splitin'ofde rail, De ten-foot white oak rail. He drove bis glut right through the cut Wid maulef Hickory tough. Bill Seward, with bis manners blsnd, And fame that's spread throughout tbe laud , Thought be the White House would command. But never split de rail, He never split de rail, Oldlashsoned worm fence rail. Sor drove de rlut right clean through de cut wid maul of hickory tough Ben Wade, dey said, was good wide spade. And graves for fogy Whigs had made. But people didn't like his trade He never split de rail, 11 had not split d i rail. De ole Virginny rail ; His warn't de glut to rend the cut. With maul of hickory to. go. Some politicians ihought dat Chase Would be de foremost in de race, But soon he had to gin the place To Abe, who split de railTo him who split de rail, Di time-defy ing rail, And who can maul de Democrat, W id motto "Never Fail." e w Aleellug of County Executive Com mit tee. The lion. John P. Usher having with drawn his tame as a candidate for RepreenUtiT' lhe nernbera of the County Exj i V a m Itlrt. m a nn.al .-I a M t .umw vuuiuiuh. ji"5icy w on Saturday next, the 30ih inst.. at 1 o elk P M, at tbe office of II. D. Scott for the purpose of making arrangements to have the vacancy filled. E. B. ALLEN, Chro'n. June 27, 18 CO. Terre Haute Female College. Duriog the past several dsya the second aanual examination of the classes in the TerreHauteFemaleCollege has been progres aiog.and as far aa we had the plessore of lis teaing to them, there was much proficiency and abolastic attainment evidenced. Indeed some of the classes in the higher braochft showed bat too conclusively, that every attention had been paid to their mental training, and that tbe Professors had not been negligent ia the discharge of tbeir responsible dutiea. Yesterday, however, was theconmence tnent that long to be remembered period in a student's life. The graduating class consisted of Miss Linie Shepard, Miss Carrie Barton, Miss Tillie Tutt, Miss Lis tie Gaines, Misa Addie Barber, Miss Mollie Buttles, M iss Sue Hiett, and Misa Clara Collett. It is difficult to determine which of the youog ladiea acquitted herself the better. Where there is so much excellence dis tinctions are unnecessary. Each showed the advantages derived by a collegiate course of mental training, in tbe use of our vernacular, and in writing it correct ly. While tbe young ladies of the entire clsss certaialy acquitted themselves to the satisfaction of their teachers and the friends of the institution, we cannot refrain from sayiog that we were highly pleased with the efforts of Miss Buttles and Miss Col lelt. The address to the College, by the Rev. L. Abbott of the First Congregational Church of this city, waa a most happy and racy effort often brilliant abounding in sharp thrusts at fashionable female education beautifully descriptive mas terly illustrative, and trippingly spoken. It wss particularly fitted for the occasion, aud shows how versatile are the acquire raenta of the Rev. Diviue. When Mr. Abbott had concluded, Rev. John Covert, President of the College, delivered an able Baccalaureate Address, filled with most excellent advice to theyoung ladies, and concluded by conferring upon each the Baccalaureate Degree aod presenting the Class with Diplomas. Tbe whole exercises were highly credit able creditable alike to the institution, to the Faculty, to the speakers, to the graduating class, and to the city of Terrell a ute. Etch coruajtncem-.'Dt exercise of this in lilu'.ion makes it more popular In public favor and gives it a stronger hold upon the publie patronage. Fot tl-n or Jclt at Farmix'slbo. The citizens of Farmersburg, Sullivan county. are making extenxive preparations to cele brate tho 4ih of July with appropriate cere monies. Tbey extend an invitation to all the sur rounding country to join them, Persons from this city can take the morn ing train on tbe b. dt C. K. IX., enjoy me hospitalities of the warm hearted citixena of Farmer&burg and return home the tarn e evening, after ei jo) ing a pleasant dsy. Col. T. Ii. Nelson has accepted an invi tation to deliver an oration on the occasion. School Examixatio. The examination id Prof. Moore's acLool commenced, on Monday, and will continue to day and to morrow, elosiosr to-morrow night with a grand Soiree by the pupils in the musical department, to which the patrons of the school and especially of the musical de partment are invited. Sr. MABi'e l.isTiTtTE. The annual ex aminatlon of the scholars at St. Mary 'a will come off on the S?th inst., to which the friends of the Institute and the publie generally are iuvited. A train will leave Terre Haute for St Mary's, at 9 o'clock A M, and return at 4:30

Literary Notice.

One of the nost interesting and useful publication which cornea to our sanctum is the Scientific American, a weekly pnb licati on, devoted to popular science, new inventions, and the whole range of me chanie and manufacturing arte. The Sei entific American has been published for fifteen years, by the well known patent solicitors, Messrs. Muno fc Co., 3? Park Row, New York; and baa yearly increased increaaed in interest aod circulation, until it his attained, we understand, nearly 30,000 subscribers, which is the best of evi dei ce that the publication is appreciated by the readiog public. To those of our readera who may not be familiar with the character of the paper, we will state some of the subjects of which t treata. Its illustrated descriptions of all the most important improvements in steam and agricultural machinery, will commend it to the engineer aod farmer. while the new household inventions and shop tools which are illustrated by eogra yiogs and described in its columns, which ith the practical receipts contained in ev ery number, renders the work desirable to housekeepers, and almost indispensable to every mechanic or amith who has a shop for manufacturing new work, or repairing old. The Scientific American ia univer sally regarded as the inventor's advocate and monitor; the repository of American invtMitinos, and the great authority on law, and all business connected with pat ents. The Ofbcial List of Claims, as Usu ed weekly from the Patent Office, in Wash ington, are published regularly in its col umns. All the tbe most important r stent issued by the United States Patent Office are illustrate and described en its pages, thus furming an unrivalled history of American inventiona. It is not only the best, but the largest and cheapest paper devoted to science, me chanic, manufacturers, and the useful arts published in the world. Hon. Judge Masi n, formerly Commissioner of Patents, is not only engaged with the publishers in their immense Pa'ent Agency department, but as a writer on Patent Laws and Practice, Lis ability ia forcibly portrayed in the columns of this paper. Tbe Scientific American is published once a week, (every Saturday,) each num ber containing 16 pagea of letterpress and from 10 to 12 original engravings of new inventions, consisting of tbe most im proved tools, engines, mills, agricultural machines and household utensils, making 52 numbers in a year, comprising 832 pages, and over 500 origin al engravings, printed on heavy, fine paper, in a form expresly fur binding, and all for $2 per annum. Anew volume commences on the 1st of July, aod we hope a Isrge number will avail themselves of the present opportunity to subscribe. By remitting $2 by mail to the puhlishers, Munn fc Co., 37 Park Row, New York, they will send you their paper one year, at the end of which time you will have a volume which you would not part with for treble its cost. The publish era express a willingness to mail a single copy of the paper to such as msy wish to see it without charge. ... Vigo Agbiccltveal Sociitt. There will be a rueeting of the Vigo Agricultural So ciety on Saturday next, at 1 o'clock, P.M., at tbe Court House. E.B.ALLEN, Secretary June 26ih, 1PC0. dAwtd IT We direct attention to tbe adrertisement of a Threshing Machine and Horse Power for sale by J. C. Walter. This is a chance for a bargain that may never occur again. Married At the Congregational Church, June 20th, at 9 o'clock r. u ., bj the Rev. J. Covert, President of the Terre-Hacte Female College, Edwabd E. Basktt, Esq., to Mabt B , eldest dsughter of the late M. Standish Oilman, of New York. CAUTION. The following act having been pissed at the last aessioo or the Legislature of tieor gia, our buioess, ou and after June 1st 186 J will, be carried on at Wilmington Deleware, and St. Louis, Missouri. AN ACT to repeal all laws, aod parts of laws, authorized lotteries io the State of Georgia, and for other purposes. ScctioxI. Tbe Ueneral Assembly of Georgia do enact : Tha. from and after tbe first dsy f June, Eighteen Hundred aod Sixty, all laws and parts of Isws authoriting Lotteries in the State of Ueorgia, or the Tending of Lottery Tickets ia said Stale be aod the same are hereby repealed. Approved by the Uovernor, Lec. 11, 1858. Therefore all Lotteries pretending to be drawn in the State of Georgia, after that date, must be illegal, and a fraud upon the public. WOOD, EDDY A CO . Owners aud Managers of the Delaware Missouri and Kentucky State Lotteries. Wi'mlngton, Delaware, and St. Louis, Mo Read tbe following from the Hon Morris Morris, formerly Auditor of the State of ndiana: Indianapolis, Sept. 2, 1857. Dr. 0. W. Hoback i9rar Sir: Having been troubled for several years with exWerne debility and weakness, so much that ras unable to attend to ror ordinary bus oess at times, and having heard of the onderful cures that your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Pills were effecting, I wasinducej by a friend to try them. 1 have been using the Purifier for the last twelve months, and find the medicine folly equal to its recommendations. So valua bie is us use to ne mat i cannot now dis pense wiib the use of it at my advanced age of life seventy ceven yeara. Tours, jUoaais Moaais See ad vertit-eiueut. e. Iron as a Medical ltemedy. The coloriog matter of the blood comes from the Iron therein, which cannot be di minished below a certain quantity with out rendering the blood unfit for the per . . ..- J: . led nutrition tu wie umerent organs, in such cases the fact is apparent by general paleness, weak circulation, unpaired breathing, cold extrcmites, dc. It may te aked,from what is the blood derived? V e aruwer, principally from the looil UJi ii tne loeu i not properly ai eeteJ. there can be no Lcallhy blood, and a . a aconsequently nosdeqjate nutrition of the body. 1 be bad blood will irritate the besrt, clog up the luags, stonily the brain, obstruct the liver, and cause deraneement everywhere. . The feeble girl will .offer from chlorosis auii menstiuai irreguiari - licit, the adult from dypcpfia, neurtlgia, and headaches; many will sutler Irom boils od skin dieae; the bilious from inna med liver, drop-y and cons ipa'.ioo; aod the care worn proieHHional man from every ill tu l ancora a bwX. ow, it is certain that if the deficient amount of iron in tbe blood can ue supplied, the symptoms Oil disease win consequently reae. Chemistry prove that the only form in which iron can assimilare witb tbe blood is that of a protozyde, a aalt very liable to lurtner oxiaation; wnn it becomes neaiiy inert in the stomach. In the I'truviam Syrup, by chemical in penuily, this difhcnliy has been for the first time overcome: aod thia asterlinn amply attained by the diitimroiahed r,, . ..to. 1 Chemivt and Aayer to tbe Slate of Masvacbusetts, Dr. Ilsyrs. It must be admitted, then, tobe a moat iupertant addition t the Materia Medics, and an Invaluable remedy lor many oi the worst forma of disPirctu Svacr is a Solution fProtoxidt Iron, a new discovery io medicine, aod strikes at the root of disease by producing Droggists." Azeots at 1 erre Haute, Jan 13,w4w T. Ü. BARR. A 0.

OCTOBER ELECTION. ET Fee for mmnoumeimy CamdiJate for Gnfy ocrt $2 to U paid invariably in ud

9a nee. m O" We are authorized to aonounci JOSEPH W. BRIGGS of Sullivan County, as candidate for Judge of the Court of Common I'l a, for the District composed of Parke, Vigo and Sullivan counties. XT We are authorized to aonounce A. B.CRANE of Vigo County, as a caudi date for Judge of the Court of Common Plea, fur the District composed of Parke, Vigo and Sullivan counties. XT are authorized to announce ISAAC N. PIERCE aa a candidate for re electiou to tbe office of Prosecuting Attor ney for the sixth Judicial District, at tbe October election. O We are authorized to announce the name of CHARLES M. CROOKS, as candidate for Sheriff of Vigo county, sub ject to the decision of the Democratic Con ventioe. 0We are authorized to announce MAR VIN M. Iii CK COX, aa a candidate for Sheriff. ID" We are authorized to aonounce the name of J AMES M. TOLBERT as a can didate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. SZT We are authorized to aonounce the name of JuSEPH H. BLAKE, as a candidate for Clerk of Vigo County, subject to the decision of the Democratic Conven tion. O We are authorized to announce THOMAS B.SNAPP as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the decision of a Demo cratic convention. X3 We are authorized to announce P. SHANNON, as a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to tha decision of the Democratic Convention. SPECIAL NOTICES, Ale and Porter ! MAMSüX, Dayton Detiolt and, Philadelphia Ale and Porter, bottled for Family use, by u. w mass v iu, ap?0J3m Ko. 87 Warren Block. JJ' Go to Miller's Fine Art Gallery for the best Ambrolypes, Photographs, and all nds of pictures. e HEI.MBOLD'S BUCHÜ FOK TH E BLADDER Helnibold's Bucha for tho Kidneys. Helmbold's Kucliu for the Gravel. Helmbold' Huchu for Dropsy. Helmbold's Bticbu for ervoumens. Helmbold'a Kuchu ror Loss of Memory. Helmbold's Ruchu for Loss or Sight. HrlinbolJ' Buchu for Dimness of V ision. Htlmbold's Buchu for Difficult Breathing. Helmbold's Buchu for Weak Nerves. Helmbold's Kuchu for Obstruction. Helmbold's Buchu (or Excesses arislne from Indiscretions and all diseases or the SEXUAL OKÜASS. xlsiing in either sex, from whatever cause orlnd no matter or bow Ions; stm din . Helmbold's Extract Bucha is bleasant In Its taste and odor, and Immediate iu its action. Price SI per bottle, or six for 85. Delivered to any address, accompanied by reliable certificate. Depot, loi fcoutn leuihist., Philadelphia. m . V . . Bkautifl II air. This m one of the greatest ornamerts which roan or woman could boast of. A splendid head of hair, a luxuriance of hair, if it be In a high state of health, glossy ud thick, no matter wbatits color be so that it natural, Is an attraction tbatlt trill not escape the envy of those wha ars bald, and grey balr s unnatural till one is In the oe'iKhbor'jord of four score and tea ; short of that it is a disease. We would remedy this disease, and in what wayt How could we restore gray hair to its orljinat health! Use Professor Wool's Hair Restorative. for aale at all the drug stores; It estores tbe balr, It restores Its health, and when that is re-pri I iced, Its beauty, Its original col or, Its luxuriance and gloss I sure to follow. Wood's Restorative U the only Valuable Hair preparation. The Mustang Liniment cures Rheumatism; The Mustang Llnlmsnt cures 6 tiff Joints. The Mustanz Liniment cures Burns & Wound The Mustang Liniment cures Sores, Ulcers, Caked Breasts and Sore Neuralgia, Corns and Warts, and Is worth l.i'OO lOO DOLLARS PER ANNUM To the United States, as the preserver sod restorer of valuable horses and cattle. It cures all Spraini.Galds, Wounds, Stiff Joints, &cOidyou ever bear of any ordinary Sore, Swelling, Sprain or Stiffness, either on man or beast, which the Mustang Llnl.nent would not cure t Pld you ever visit any respectable Druggist In any part of the world In Europe, Asia or America who did not say "it wai tbe greatest discovery of the age" Sold exerywhere.Every family should have It; three sixes. BARNES it PARK, Proprietors, mySCwlm New York. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Samuel Taylor v. Emilie Jones. Before L.Duy. J.P. SAMUEL Taylor haviug filed in my office bis affidavit settiog forth that tbe said defendant is indebted to him and that she is net a resident of the State of Indiana, nd caused a writ of attachment to be is sued by me against the goods ana chattels. creaua nua eiucts oi toe said ueieuaaui. now therefore said uetmdaot is hereby no tified to be and appear before roe Lambert Duy a Justice of the Peace, at tuv office in the city oi lerre uauie on tne zvun oay oi July lbCO. at ten o'clock A M, otherwise proceeding io attachment Will be de-termim-a in ner sowncr LAM Ii EU T UUr, J P. June 27, 3w For Sale. 4 SECOSI HAMJ ThrrstilnK Machine and fa. Horse Power at one-fourth the original curl, enquire or J. u. WALTKK. June 27, wtv IO Main nt.,Terre-Haute. The Star Grocery I Co am a Foistm & Ohio Kts., TKKRK HAUTE, ISO. Fl Fourth of July Celebrations PIC-NIC EXCURSIONS Spiced Oysteis, Cove Oysters, FarJinesIn qrtandhlvs, I'io Me Pickles. Peaches In rani, Kreih Touiotoes in cans, Pine Apples in gliss, Fiirs and Prunes, I'i be Apple (. hce. Ohio Cheese, Pepper baute Kuisins and Cumuts, Pecans, Alinons, Knglish Walnuts, Kriutl Nuts, Uatsups. &'., I. union Syrups, guod. Peanuts, toaste!, Fresh Lemons, Candies, assorted, ALSO, . n m r. - '. t It B SmoUcd oetl, öUr vurea uams, ana Deel Tongues, Thlsiuaatls sujsr-turod and warranted sound. Very best Olive Oil for table, r reu on .iu"i:ir, prcprou, Smoked Hallibut, plag, and r'ire t'ru. kcis, tc Please call, examine and purchase. JOHN KM.XHAKU, Agent, Je3dd3iv4 Mr Grocery Store. Harvest Time. The Family Grocery Store, Corner 4th and Ohio Streets , TEKRE-H AUTE, IND. riTOriV IMKfcAMSW AMJ AI I.IMM 25 rates: Reflued Pugsis,.l.ff rout Laguira (' fl'o-; grades; Java Limoe; Kio Cnff.e; Pur Ci round CotTte; Pine Black Tess; Imperial Tens, (iui. powder Teas; " Y. Ilyson Te a; Corn Starch, for CookInc; "t)'Su"r G-; w. o Molasses, fur Cooking; Penper. Spiee.Clövc; Cinnamon, Nutmrgs; Castile. Toilet and Washing Sojj.s; Brooms, P.ruh'K Wooden Ware, assorted; Broom Twine, Clothes Lines and CorJ.iee: tlackerol. White Fih and Koalier rinrs and Cod Pi'h. every v inetvand !. Msrkpt. Flc-Mc. School. Lunch and Kel Baskets. Star. Opal and Pressed Tallow t-au dies. Cider aud Crane Vlnerar. r tr. jrpCal at the h l A ll UHUUCKX. June 2U,d3i-Vf .t Dividend Notice. Terre-iTaute and Richmond RR Co., ( Secretary's Office, Terre-Habte, June 13, '00 )-l Te Board of Olrectors have this day declared a dividend on the capital stock of the Ccinpany islofflve(S) per cent, for the six months ending M PV."" on "na11" oniaj, ju.y u, to all stoeanoiaers on tue oooks oi me coiupaM- Xha western Stockholders will receive ihslr divldsads at thffflee ol the Trea nrer of the Company In lerre-IUnle. )9l'" chab. wood, 8ecy. TAVM holtS jeweled Hunting Cased 1 attM xmr n aicn" Tl a m W a At S. R. FREEMAN'S for 12, lare size. and wai ranted in every recpect. outer nuK.net I At R. R. FREEMAN'S for t9 50. warrant-. led first rate time keepers. w2ai

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In tbe I' n I ted Ftates. eorne and boy one of HALL'S LATEST PATENT, of If you want a machine that will wash In half the time of any other machine that is now in existence, Come and buy of Isaac Ball. If you want a machine that will with tbe dir tiest collar or wristband in two seconds. Come and buy of Isaac Ball. If you waut a machine that will not tare your clothes to pieces, Come and buy of Isaac Ball. m6dwlf "WaTOTICE. The undersigned, expecting to ji be absent a few months, has appointed E. H. Heminway Attorney, In fact, witb full powerand authority to collect all dfbta and s -11 any lots 1 may have in or adjoining Terra-Uaute. All persona indebted to tbe subscriber will please call and aettle at tbeir earliest convenience. June22,dlw-pd CIIACN'CEY ROSE LOST. ) COW, A SMALL RED COW. about 5 years old, with white straight horns, brand' ed "J C. W." Last seen about tl.e mid die of April. A liberal reward will be paid for her recovery. J.O, w ALI LK, jel3wlm li-i Main et, lerre Haute. ExCutor'8 Sale. IMi undersigned, Executor on the . estate of Muses C. t arr, late ot Vigo county deceased, will sell at public sale at tbe late residence of said deceased, on smith Sixth street, in Terre Haute, on I bursday, June Scnb, It-GO, the following property orsoid deceased, consisting of beds, bedding, carpeting and other valuaole household and kitchen furniture. TERMS. A creditor twelvemonths will be given on all sums over three dollars, by the pur chaser elvtnz note wun approved security, rear ing interest Irom dste.payab without any relief frem valuation or appraisement Uwi, all under that amount tbe each will be required, hale will commence at nine o'clock, a. x , ana w ill con tinue from day today until an is sold, property to be removed until the terms are complied with. j una v. iakk. executor. June P, 1860. o3w Administrator's Notice. XT0TICE berebT 6iven luat tne undersixnl ed has been appointed administrator of the estate ot W illiam Price, late of Vigo county, deceased. Paid -täte is solvent. 84t IKK 31. r.l 1 1 r.HMJ.i , Alu r. May 25,dlt-w3w Ornamental and Fruit Trees and Shrubbery. rp W. BAILEY is agent furl. U. L Ferris, of the rieasant Ridge Nurseries, near Cincinnati. 0U soliciting orders ror this and the adjoining counties. B, rerris cultivates mose Tanrues oi Prnita onlv. which are best adapted to Western culture, and will goarrantee belter satisfaction than Eastern trues can give June 9, 1690. aJia B. S. TROBRIDGE, WIIOLES4LE EB4LKR 1 M Foreign and Domestic Liquors, WINES, CIOARS.AC, xo. v5, west wabash street, Tekre-IIaute, Ixd. Audi tor's Report. REPORT Olli e Auditor.showlng tbe Receipts and Expenditures of Vigo county, for tbe year ending May ?lst,18(j(l: Ha. Cash In Treasury at last settlement . ..f II..VH OC Am't ree'd on ac't or UocKet ices .... 4:3 SO 8bows 150 84 CO CO B5 Est rays Poor Kxpenses,salc of goods Poor Farm, sale of lots 647 60 RK dividends 643 ?0 Specific 35 37 ( ouniy Ts.x 20.133 76 Koad 1,404 04 Township Tax 2,i:55 12 Hpeciflc School tax S.I V I II County Bond tax.. 30,132 5 Sble of stock T H dc K Ft Co 6.450 f?3,4ü8 10 There has been orders IsjoJ for the year commencing the 1st day of June, A. I. 185, and euding May 31,'60,aa follows: Amt expnd. on act SpeclOe allowance 5,491 12 " Insanity 1,22 Od it Assesamz revenue, 0.4 " Public buildings.... 4 Pour expenses ..... Appraisinout ....... Stationer) " Klection purposes.. " Poor farm ...... .... " BaiiffJ 4,743 57 5,01-2 IS 731 75 555 62 110 431 S2 1,1 JO 52 83 Ml 4,737 03 3.519 70 1.7B6 75 ü tt Coroner's Inqaesti. County officers Kosd Criininsl expense .. Jurors tt i tt tt 1.87a 12 Special school tax.. 2,4 11 IkterestonCo bon U 2.377 75 t'o bonds redeemed. IH.50O Kod tax eu s Bridge 2.4' 3 C2 Township tax 2,631 Ar-I. society...... .. 04 Taxes. 3C7 lu 157153 90 E. K. ALI.Ey, Auditor V. C. Terre-Haute. June 15. 1K) HEMBOLD'S EXTRCT BUCHU! II EM BO MVS KXTK ACT Brciltr, H K M HOLD'S hXTKACT HIXHU, HEMBOLU'S .rUACT BUC11L', A positive and specific rerae-ty ror disens'.-s otlhe Iiladler, Kidneys (travel, Uropsr Bladder, Kidneys, (irtvei, Drops, Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Wsakness, Organic Weakne-ts And a.l diseases of the Seiual Organs, Sexual Organs, Sexual Orpins, Sexual Orjrnus, Sexual Orjrsn, Sexual Organs, Sexual Organs, Sexual Organs, arlxinir from excesses, early indiscretions, ex forsureaand ImpruJencles, and reniovlnc all utproper discharges, w bother existing in Male or Female, Male or Eemale, Male or Female, Male or Female, Male or Female, Male or Female, Male orFtroale. Male or Female. It la a Tuet 'ong since established, that persons sulT rmir with any disease or these orga.is aro affected in bodily health and mental powers, snd experience many alarming symptoms, among; which will be fourd: Indisposition to Kxertion, Loss of Memory, blfflrulty of lipatMmr, General Wenkucss, HorrorofDis-nse. Vei.k Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Death, Xlfflit Sweats, Cold Feet, Wskefulness, Dimness or Vision, Languor, Universal Lassitude of tho Musculir System, often Knormous Appetite, with Dyspeptic Symptoms. Hot Hands. Flusblilg ofBodj, Dryucssof tha SWIn. Pallid Couutcnanre ai:d Kruptiona on I the Face, Pains in the Uaik, Heaviness of the Kyclids, frequently blaiK" ning r.eiore tne ees, with temporary sun iion aim i,os vi Si(fUt, Want or Attention, ureal .-uuuiuvy, new le!siiess. These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which this medicine In viirinMy remove, soon follow Losa of Power, Fatuity ai d Kpilepiic Fits. Who can nviliHt these eveoosts are not fre quently followed by tlione ilireful dlseasos, ISSA.MTV and COXsUMPftU.N. Tbo records of the Insane Asylums, and the melancholy deaths by Consumption, bear ample witness 01 tu truth of this assertion. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF UUCUU 1 rrtsln. safe, and soeedv cure, f 0111 what ever cause they may have orljinateJ, and no matter of How Loni Standin, How Long Standing, How Long Standini, Ho I.on Standing, How Long Standing, II w Long Standing. Itis taken without hindrance from bu-ineis. and little, II any, chance of dirt. Is pli'isaui in its taste and ouor, And Immediate In Its action. If you are suflVrlng with any of the above dis treming ailments Frocure the Remedy at Oncv, Procure the Hemedy at O-ic, Procure the Remedy at Once, Helmbold's Extractor Bucbn, Asamedlrlne which must bon"U everybody, from the simply delu-ute to thu co.tnned snd Ues pairins; invalid. No Equal is to be Found, No Equal is to be Found, No Kqual is to be Found, Price 91 per bottle, or fl for f V, delivered to any address, rraparo i oy 7 H. T. HKLMBOLD, Depot, I'M. South lUth stiegt, Helnw Cb.-st Lit. Phila IVciibe svmptoms in sll comniuniCAtioii. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEI TS And unprincipled Dealers, who end-iavor to dispose of their own" and other" srtlcl's on tbo jeputation obtained bv elmbold's Genuine Preparations, F.Xt act of Buchu. ' Sarsapar-lla, H 4 Improved Rose Wash. Sold by TH0S. II. BARE & CO., Terre-Hante, Indiana, And all Drugelsts everywhere. TTr Ask for Helmbold's. Take no nthrr. Cut out the advertisement and send for It, anp avoldimp-iaition and exposure. Ma25. Iraa-dw-3m DR. HENRY W. DAVIS, (LlTI Of fARlS, ILLIWO!.) PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OrriCB AT DR. EZRA READ'S, Corner Ohio and Keren. Ii Mreeta, TSRK& BAUTE, UD. t etm-dwyl

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KOII CHEAP DRY GOODS AT THB NTH 77" FRENCH STOßE ! Ko. 116 Main 8 tree:, between 4th and 5th, North Side, TERRE HAUTE. INDIANA. r. NIPPERT & DUNN stave now received their entire stock of DKT GOODS, which they are offorinj at MARVELOUSLY LOW PRICE3 I Twenty Thousand YaaJs of the Best American and English Print! ! At only 10 cents per yard. 10,000 yards best American sod English Printed AT 13 CENTS ONLY. Klogant Lawn and Organdy FLOUNCED ROBES! SUk Printed Challis At half their value. Plain and Figured Silk Tissues; Traveling Dress Goods ; Bareges, Cheap Very Cheap ! PLAIN t COL'D CRAPE TISSUE, Very Beautiful. PLAIN & COL'D CRAPE LISE,; For Evening Dresses. 1500 Silk Parasols, 00 Beautiful FANCY FANS At Less than First Coat. GLOVES. Good Kid, Silk, Lisle and Cotton Glover, Lonr .1 US... at 1 1 1. euunuvit till ifiius. WHITE GOODS, A Splendid Assortment. Plain Black Silks Cheap. Chambray and Plaid Ginghami, Sliawla ! Tbe htndomest line ofStella Shawls ever bro't to tb city, and at 50 nor cent less than their oriinal cost ranging from fl,Jto99. - men, Barege & Lace Mantles Hosiery. Large line Ladies, Children aud Cent's Cotton Mora lugs. A THIRTY HOOP SKIRT FOB ONLY $1,50 Misses Hoops ditto. I'HE ONLY DEPOT roa Gonts Patent Paper Collars. Linen and Marseilles ditto. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST snd best fltt'.na; FREXCU YOKE SHIRTS I In the Uaikrt! WITHOUT CONTRADICTION The only really pure French Black and Fancy Colored CLOTHS & CASSWERES In the market, an I at prices that defy eompeti: tlon. Splendid Line of Tweeds For Youths, Boys and Men's Wesr. SATINETTS, JEANS & TWEEDS ! Cottonades Cheap! Cheap! Cheap! FrencL Linen Drills. Marseilles Vest Patterna OreuaJine Vest Patterns. S I sndü-4llk Mlved Cassimero for Suits. Plain and Ilibbwd French Draps D'ete IRISH LINE.VS, TO WE LIN GS, DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, Py th uuilern aud In the pie.-e -Very Chaaji. MKS'ü BOOts JfcS SllOCQ, (Am.tingly Cbtap. Ladies' Boots and Shoes, Kio Aort on-lit. Bleached Mutlint, Ticks, Gripes and Cherts. Wholesale Ruycr We keep a sloe of Oo-vls on the Second Floor, eressly dnslgned for the Cash JobbingTrade. F. NIPPERT & DUNN. Terr Haut, May dtf We WATSON, attorney at Lair 0$ct aoer John C. Rots Sf Son, No 1 , Prat He City Building, Maim otreet, TERRE HAUTE, 1!D. 7 Will give prompt attention to all profetsl, mal business entrnted to his csre.ln this and adjoining counties. Iap31daly Tinners and Stove Dealer, TARE S0TICE. yvrvjHK subscriber nsrln? purchaaed one bun B dred bandies of Sheet Iron from he ehr.ied wsnufactorvor A:ex.9wlft , orCia rinnatl. Ohio, la now recelvlnt and will sell th sma at rirt. innatl prices, freirht a Id d. at No CA Kast Washlniton street, Indianapolis, three doors east of Odd Fellow Halt. tpl9dw HEN'KY S. KT.LLOCG Te tho Uorrowtrt ef School Funds. rpHERE Is a Urge amount amount of Interest L dee on loans aud school Isnda. Persons knowing themselves to bs so indebted, will rlesseeall upon the Treasurer at once and pay. nterest must be rsldanngallylnaJvapce. K. R. ALLE5, ayM, Vwi ladltor VlgoCotiaty. L)oi4 eopj ta weekly. I

M E D IC f E J e . TAIXTS AND OILS. Grl&SS, d? Os WK ARE BETTEK PREPARED TüA!f A5T House io this settiwn to Jufe aud KtlxLL auy Goods io our line. ;all of OUR STOCK Has been boujLt from first bands, by oce af las

irui iu prn.D,tiiu lur WJLotl, tterty utllas; as to sell ee f oa au article, at u low a fries, as acy bouse in the trade. One of osr Firm being a Practical ErBjflat. And Graduate ia Oat basinsts, and The otter aa Experienced Fainter, Gives us very saperior aJvautates. We cordial lytnvit an Inspection ot war stork, by paicaasers and others, an l we wilt take icasore la showier a stock of DRUGS MEDICINES. PAIATa fc OILS. GLASS tt VARNISHES, BRUSHES A COLORS, PERFUMERY 4 FANCY GOODS, PATENT MEDICINES t LIQUORS, SPICES d EXTRACTS, Peculiarly suited for our JOBBING AND BETAIL TRADE ! Upoa better terms then ever offered la Uxls aaai ket before, T. H. BARR'tfc CO.. apllwSia lragg.ts, Teire -Haote, lad. asthxa'cured. X.ll. JAMES, discovered, while la M-9 tae tat Indies, a ceriaia care for Ceasum(iuon, Astboia, bronchitis, Coucba, C elite, and oeneral lwbility. IhereweUy aa diacov ered by him wbsn bisonly chilJ, adaabter was fiveu up to die. His child wss cared, aaa is now alive aad well. DeSiroua of beoetlUaf kie fellow mortals, be will seiid to those wbe wUb it, the reccipecoutainiot; lull directloas lr atking and successluliy wil this remedy, lree,oa on receipt of thir namea with slauip tor retura postage. ben received takelt w J. K. Ca. Ingham, l)ruf;gist,lerre-ilaute, Ind., aad ettbe medicine, lucre ia not aeibgie aymptom of coasaaipton that it does not atoiiceUae boldof aad dissipate. Night sweats, peevubneaa, lerltauea ot ttie nerves, lauure oi memory, dtscuit April 4,leO-v,em. Valuable Farm for Sale. SITUATED one mile tooth of Terre-HaeU, Ind near the Wabash Kiver, oa the t'lnccuoes road, containing 291 acres, and ao situated thst It canbs divided either bast snd West, Koith and boutb to make two beautunl far ma. Tbe whole or balf to be sold to salt purchasers allowed to be tbe best improved aal taoat deal rable farm ia Vigo county. Tbe whole enclosed by board fences. A large two story Modern built frame dwelling ana out buildings oa tse pteatises. A fine youog orchard, and all otter improvements of aOrst class farm, wilhaa surpassed location and of easy a c test to Terra Haute. Apply to WILLIAM C0RBB5, Mty.4,dw-if Terre-Uauie, lad. MILL, HAU REflOkcD TO CT103 SOUTHERN BANK BLOChLl Simeon Cory HAS KfcMo LI HIS STOCK, or UaBIWAC to Lis New Building. No. lu3 Alain street luar doers east ol tbe Kouuieru Bauk, where be hopes his old customers sliI as u.aLy new es as may Tsvor biiu wun a share of tneir patrouago willgivelitiuacalL he tuu on band and 1 re ceiving almost daily, a well selected aTwikef SHELF H A 1. DWAKii, Hechanicg Tools of EveryDescription. oooaa, SAKal. SLaas, raurrt, itos. Ivaila.v steel, Ac. XV. of bleb, and everything pei talniag to nia lit. of business, be will coiitiuue to aell at tbe -t er y Leteest tigureo. nov-16 BOLTING CLOTH JUEPGT ESTABLISHED 179?. J O 11 XI It . PLATT. Se. 79 alUKRAV SI KhtT, N hW TOKK, Importer aod W boWsale aud KeU.ll teaier ia NEW AACOR BOLTING CLOTH From the Xanutsctorit s of 1IESKV KODMER 4M) il rOl'K d CO. Orders forwarded to ail jaru of tbe t't.1' UaMitisii,ilLaiiit ty t.Aprc.. apow3ui c ia jkk: houe, CORNER OF OHIO AND FIRST SIS. Terre Hat täte, Ind. JACOB BL'TZ dt BOS, PKOfBlJiTUkvÄ. WK bate taken ai d rcfcttcd tü aboe weU known Hotel, aud are now prepared te re ceive Sbd accomutoaate gaeala la lit a suoat eatiafactory uianncr. Au Omnibus vtUl convey fassaeiier aad their baggage to anl from the J rains, free cf charre. epiewly J-BCTZASOX. State cf Indiana, Vigo County, is. Vigo Circuit Court. September 7erwsls60. Celia W. Barnard va.Lewli J. BurnarU Petition for Divorce. COMrS now tbe said plaintiff, by Seleoa ber attorney, and dies ber complaint, praying for a Divorce from said defendant, and aiaotbo aQd.vitel a disinterested aud competent per sou.tbattheaaid dalendajt Is not a resident of the bitte oflodiina. lhe said deieudant Is therefore aereby eotlfled thai unless be be snd appear before tbe Judgs of tbe aaid Court, at the next term thereof to bo boldcn at the Court Uouae la tea city of Terre llanle, ia said county, oo tbe trst Monday la bepttmber led), to plead, answer or demur to aaid complaint, tbe matters and thirgs therein contained, will be heard and determined labia abseuce. Uivrn nuder ruy hind at Clerk of laid Court this lith dsy of June lt-63. A NU. WILKISS. Cleik. Jone 13-41 Pre. fco S3T) State oT Indiana. Vigo County, aa. Vip Circuit Court fa September Term, 1860. No. 711. Abraham Schleid vs. Jamei Atutla ltd Leonard Baruey Complaint. B' E it remembered that on tbe 83 1 a day of Aa. rast 18j7, the plaintiff per Tbompsoa ek fecoiiBiedln the Cleik's office bis Complaint, sgaiiistlhs defendant James Austla: sndoa tbe h dsyol Slarth IMiO tbe said plaintiff per e-cou di lioolo Hied Lis corulalnt against tbe defead. ant Leonard Barney making him a party defendant to this suit, and on this day Jane U 196 said plaintiff flies the affidavit of a dislctereated person and competent witness that tho defendant Leonard Barney is a necessary party totals suit and Is not a resident ol tbe 8 late ef Iadl sos, tbe said defendant Leonard Barney Is therefor hereby notified that unless he be sad appear befure the Judge oftbis Court oa tbe first day of tbe next term thereof hereafter to be held si tho Court House la Terre Hsute oa the Irst Monday vf September next thea and there oa or before the calling of tbe cause for trial plead aas wer or demur to she plaintiff's eomplaiat Ue matters sndtblngstheiein contained will be feeerd aa4 determined la bis abeeace aad decreed accord. Ink'!. . AAD. ii.rvi.T, tiers. Junes, 41 . rrs.feet4.0tf Coroner IVrdic, WE, the Jury summoned to holdaa I newest anon tbe body of ao nokoown mil loaad upoa tbe track oltbaTerre-Haateand Klearaead Kailroad, owtns morniag or juae die, ieu. report tbU wefoanda man there lying dead, so much disfigured as to be unable to recegalaa muoAof a I personal appearaaee: was aboal for ty-five or ruy years of age, balr dark, allghtly . ... - 4 I. k.. m.MA . I - . tinged wun gray,uicsscu uw looas, hite cetiott shirt, white linea coal, blue and purple figured worsted vest, aad black silk ribbon necktie Near tbe bwdy waa loand brownde lsloecort.a white cotlea handkerchief with th iniuat B worked la tat corner. I pan thehaad were two bras rlcgsa.ons with the loiter U oa, the ether plain, la bis packets were found one pslr of browa cotton or Berlin gaunt letie, a pair of German ailver spectacles, and a bora pocket comb. A patrot partly worn boots were round oear. wita a bids miias, vbicb wo were anable to make out. earthebdy was fonad a paper with aeme mixed np wordaaocf which we ca reeof-ulio the ninei MAlcaaadei rerguaoa," and-tiarej Fenueoa. n. usaoaa. Vi. Gaav, fiaacst UeLMtS, Davia Hixsoa, Gtoass HiaaisoTOB. Liw:s Moaais. We, the andersgned, duly ompaaasled aal worn as a Jury to h ld an Inquest gpni tae dead bdr of aa ui knows man fouad epoa the track of tho Terre-Haute and Kicbmoad Kai road oa tho morntrg o. June 3 lb, ifloO.near Wood'a ailll station, find that s.ll dcaaed came to tots death by being run over by be passeager trsta of said rosd.tn.l the same was wholly accidental, aad that no b ame auiVcbea to the eaglaeer,coadector or brantsm-a oa sid train . K. M. Oiois, W. Gut. Divib Hixoa, Ovoaea evaaiioToa. f-.artt Kolsiks, Ltmi Moms Takti and approve! before me, Joan Pickerson, a Justice ef tne Trace, aud -ow acting as Coroner ia U absence ! th't eScisi. Jobs XJ.caxtro. Jane 5. IPSO. di. Aduilisiatr(ro Kolice. LETTER of Administration, io lai , ups ths estate which was or Jeba F.Klag, Ute of Vifo county, Indiana, deceased, feaa beea granted to tha aaderslraed. afM't C.T.I0U, AM

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