Wabash Express, Volume 19, Number 49, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 November 1860 — Page 2
alii' fPaito xprfss.
A N.HUDSON, EDITOR.
TEURE HAUTE. IND. WEDNESDAY.... NOVEMBER 14, 1860
Look at This! There are a great many persona who owe M for Job work, advertising and subscription, who mast now pay na. "We hare waited as long at we can and settlement have "now to be made. TUE PIAYORALTY Pursuant to a call in yesterday's Express, the Republicans of this city met in Convention at the Court House last eve
ning, and selected JOHN P. BAIRD.Esq..
as their candidate to fill the Tacancy oc .easioned in the office of Mayor by the re
signation of C.Y. Patterson. No one can
doubt bntthis is perhaps the most popular selection that could 'hare been made for this important office, and the Republicans
of the city of Terra Haute hare but to be
wide awake for a few days longer, and we
will redeem our beautiful city from the
Democratic misrule ander which it has
loo gauffered.
The office of Mayor requires hot only
administrate, bat legal ability to die charge its duties well. Mr. BaI&D is 1
good lawyer and will make an able Mayor,
andj if he does not distance our friend
Stewart, we are much mistaken. Republicans, we hare redeemed the Fed
eral Oorernment, the State Government
our County Oorernment, and now let us
make ono united effort to redeem our City
GoTeroment from the neglect and misrule
of the Democratic party. e
Terre Haute in a Blaze.
THE REPUBLICANS REJOICING!
One Grand, Gloriout end Brilliant Illumin-
BONFIRES BURNING WINDOWS ON FIRE I
Sockets Exploding Fireworks Whizzing
For the Express. MEMORY. "As turns lbs pausing traveler back, At close of craning, to surrey weary and the winding track. Through wbich the day's long journey lay. And sees by that departing light. That flees so fast o'er Held and meadow. How dlelant obJeeU aMl are bricht. While nearer things are tank in shadow."
Even so will memory sometimes leap orer
more recent years, and bring from the dim
and dusty past, the erents of other days.
as vividly as if they were the occurrence
Th counties yet anre-1 of yesterday. It ia doubted by many
INDIANA ELECTION. The following Uble is intended to present a full riew of the result of the Presidential election. At present it contains but forty-six counties in full; twenty-aeven
that gire the plurality of Douglaa or Lin
coln, with the Totes for Breckinridge and
Bell; and nineteen frota which we hare do report at all. Aa full reports come in we
will insert them in the table. Of the eev-
enty-three counties fully or partially re
ported, not more than two or three ere on
raliahl. The result thev tri re may be
HONEST MEN SHOUTING AND THE DEMOCRACY IN THEIR HOLES I
All day yesterday, there were erideot signs of preparation for the coming, last graad illumination and Republican jubilee, last evening. The day was bright and sunshiny and the ereaiog was gloriously brilliant. The very stars seemed to contend above.with tha bright halo of lights below. It seemed tons we never saw the streets of Terre Haute so thronged. Every good citizen with his wife and children were promenading and enjoying the triumph of the right orer wrong. The WideAwakes those glorious Republicans, who have fought so nobly during the great struggle through which we have just passed were out in procession with torches and caps and capes. . Masie on the big drum and the little drum, on brass horns and on the fife, echoed along the streets and led the procession. Never did Terre Haute look more brilliant never had she more cause to be jubilant. Her brilliancy was a fit personification of the light that
will go out from the Repulican press and Tipton, !ll : 4 V J V anr! rtrciiirlTrorf mindl fit I TJoiOU,
luiüü vu.u.-.. - Vanderb'h, the pro-slavery Democrats. Vermillion, It was a glorious final to the most splen- Vigo, did victory ever achieved by the frieuds of Wabash, free labor, free territory, and free speech, '"j
in Vigo county. It was a grand conciu- uashing'n,
sion to a victory unparelleled in the bisto ry of American politics, and it was thrillingly interesting from the fact that our dear Democratic brethern did not seem to enjoy it, rery much. .Col. Nelson addressed as many as conld be packed within hearing distance in a few felicitous remark and was followed by R. W. Thompson, who pledged himself to support the Administration of Abraham Lincoln, and eulogized " Honest old Abe," as one of the best pieces of workmanship, ever wrapped up io humae flesh. Mr. Thompson was followed by R. N. Hudson, who congratul aled him on his determination to support a Republican Administration, and was only sorry he had not thus determined months ago. Mr. B. B. Moffat spoke in words of encouragement and glor rification, and Mr. Yaryan of Wayne
county, concluded in an able effort, which
taken as correct.
ported will not vary this result more than
1000 rotes against Lincoln, and we doubt
very much if they will vary it so much as
500.
inrcoLü Doco. brick. Bill..
A A mm
Altai, ' 2552 3224 42 32
Rarth'w. 1769 1846 tb
1699 941 G4J 4
"Ronton 35 . bo
Blackford.
n.Q. . 144 121 34
Clark, 13C9 Clay, P89
Carroll, 1MO Clinton, Crawford, Daviess, 934 Decatur, 2023 Dearborn, 2127
Delaware, 1933
DeKalb, Dubois, 300 Elkhart, 531 Fajette, 426 Floyd. 1151 Fountain, 327 Franklin, 1699 Fulton, OibsoD, 1293 Grant. 1668 Greene, 104 Hamilton. 2195 Hancock, 1201 Harrison, 1593 Hendricks, 2050 Henry, 292G Howard, 710 Huntiog'o, 1582 Jackson, 1185 Jasper 534 J7. 63 Jefferson, 2C61 Jennings, 820 Johnson, 1303 Knox, 1570 Kosciusko, Lagraoge, 1693 Lake, 1225 Laporte, 3167 Lawrence, 1100 Madiaoa, 100 Marion, 5124 Marshall 154 Martin, Miami, 1835 Monroe, 1193 Montg'y, 196 Morgan, 1775 Newton, 70 Noble, 450 Ohio. 301 Orange, Owen, Parke. 600 Perry, Fike. 12 Porter, 634 Posey, 105a Pulaski, Putnam, H5 Rand'h. 22 Ripley, Rush, H57 Scott, 650 Shelby, Spencer, 150 Starke, Steuben,
St. Joseph, Sullivan, Switzerl'd,
Tippeca'e,
1839 250 316 1316 47 51 1446 5 14 749 529 133 1546 93 20 2435 61 96 1029 98 10 1347 2 20 30 5 39 9 1833 95 3?0 2272 49 9 1545 29 112 1223 33 46 204 20 1144 93 4 1289 97 13 1843 36 17 1033 244 41 1206 90 ' 16 1402 52 14 1740 117 36 278 7 17 1146 564 150 1392 33C 60 166C 42 39 749 10 16 455 20 1508 474 37 784 530 207 3252 318 161 19 2 1608 26 716 396 64 CS 73 1516 62 15 335 203 174 100
IN MEMORIA. Again the Great Worthy Chief, who
rules above, has spoken, and another ef
our little band has been called from the field of strife below, to God'a Temple of
repose above. Brother Binar Brass is no
morel In him we recognized an earnest,
consistent and faithful laborer io the cause
of Temperance and Morality beloved by
na, respected by his friends. His days were few his sun went down ere it was
noon, but it had already glowed with the
brilliancy of mid day. Which one of eur
band shall next pass away, and solve by happy experience, the qaeetion propound
ed by our Ritual: "If a an die, ahall he
live again?" Which one I May the
query: "Saau u oe i i oe uu m
heart; and when the response rrom uoa is "yen" to each of us, may we lay aaide the
weapons of our warfare and reeeive the
"crown of life.1'
In view of the foregoing, therefore, be it Rtiolved. That iu the death of Brother
Hi!aT"H. Bras, this Temple has lost an
efficient pillar, his parents an affectionate
son, and hia associates a trusty friend.
Retohtd, That this Temple truly and
deeply sympathize with the afflicted par ents in our common bereavement, yet feel
ing confident that our loss is his gain,
trusting that ha is removed from our earta-
ly Temple to that "Temple not made with
hands, eternal in theheaveus.
Retoltxd, That in token ef our regard
for the deceased, we wear the usual badge
of mourning and that the Hall be draped
for thirty days. Reiolved, That a copy of these resolu
tioas be presented to the family of the de
ceased, and the city papers for publica
tion. P. S. WESTFALL. 1 HENRY HAWTIN, Committee, JAMES GEORGE, ) Teu'lass' Hall, Nov. 12, 1860.
At a meeting of Evening Star Temple of
Honor, No. 50, held thia evening, the
above resolutions were unanimously
adopted. F. POMEROY, W. 0. T. H. II. Teil. W. R.
Douglas Insulted at Dlanlfomcry
Ala, lie is reiicu w"
philosophers, whether anything is ever en
tlrely forgotten, or whether any event of
ones life, or even the slightest or most transient thought or impression of the
mind, msy not under certain conditions.
be again reproduced. It is said, that
drowning man has his whole life presen
ted, as it were, in panorama to hia mind, during the few minutea of consiousness af
ter being aubmerged. Such may notal
ways be the case, but tome who have been
resuscitated have certainly se testified.
There are problbay.but few persons in ex
istence, but can reeall instances in tneir
own personal experience, in which some event of less importance than the prospect
of immediate death, has awakened to mem
ory scenes that had slumbered uniisturb-
ed for years, in some neglected comer of
the brain
I was forcibly reminded of this, and
painfully too, when io Terre Haute a few
weeks since. As I was passing by the
Court House yard, which by the way pre
seats a desolate appearance enough to aaken aad recollection a of the past in
any event, I notieed some young pine trees the first I hare seen for fourteen years
The sight recalled to mind so suddenly the
scenes of my earlier years, in my far off
native land, where the pine was a very
common tree, that my first impulse was to
sit down aad have a good crying spel
over it. I believe I was only deterred frem
doing so, by the preasence of too msny
spectators. Crashing back, as best I could
the tears that involuntarily started to my
eyes, I hurried on without daring to look
a second time I It is passing strange, that . ... II . IT.
ao mere a trifle can recau an enure me
lime io a aingle instant, things thai I had The Atlanta (Ga.) Southern Confederacy
not thought of for many aweary year, and of last Saturday learns from a highly re- telegraph line between St. Louis and
that I would gladly never think ef again, spectable gentleman, who arrived tüere gap. Francisco, Will be that eTerv
that evening direct from Montgomery, message sent will arrive three hours
that Hon. btepben a. uougias, on ms am-1 1Q advance of the time it was sent
For the Express. Written for sn Album. TO HATTIE. I'm going home, but ere I go, Some thoughts to thee I here bestow. Accept them then, as they shall he, The token ol a friend to thee. Let grace and goodness ever find A near companion in thy mind; And virtue's loflaonce 'round thee throw, To goard thee well where'er you go. Grace, goodness, and virtue, these three. Wilt prove a mine of wealth to thee; VhiIe friends forsake In daia to come, The'U be to thee a richer boon. If meet, I ask two gifts of theo. The oae that thou remember me; The other I know you'll not deny. For it shall be a kind "Good Bye." NEWTON.
A ball and banquet in aid of the
"Jews, Hospital," in New York given
on Tuesday night realized with dona
tions, including one of 8 100 by liov
ernor Morgan, 14,000.
The accounts received from all quarters of Ireland, "tend to confirm the
hope that notwithstanding the unusu
ally severe season, the harvest will be
more than an average one.
e
The Presidential vote in St. Louis
and Cincinnati, settles the question o
population in favor of Cincinnati by
4,467 votes, which is equivalent to a
population of3ü,000. . e
Michigan City in this State is one
ol the live Republican cities. At the
election on Tuesday the vote stood
Lincoln 293, Douglas 1 1 ; Breckinridge
x; Bel! 2:
! 5 s 1 JJ o Towrsnirs. j S. gHarrison 1166 891 Money Creek 133 SO Prsirieton 92 90 Prairie Creek... 123 100 Linton 64 132 Pierson 77 144 Riley 118 126 Lost Creek 135 125 Nevins 71 106, Otter Creek 120 59, Fayette, N.Gosh 124 80, N. Market,. 40 481 Sugar Creek 155 146 12429 '2127 1
In Buffalo fine large winter apples
are selling lor 75 cents per barrel
without tha packing, from wagons, or
well put up. ---<>---
well put up. Ii
Crowds of dissatisfied "Saints" are
on their way from Salt Lake City to
San Diego, California. Brigham
Young is threatened with a depopulation of his Empire. ---<>---
uuu oi nis .empire.
One result of the completion of the
1128 92 1160 1119 447 120
39
25 523 200 56 476 2C2 25 200
50
8 1C3 150 10
35 52
25 200
if forgetfulness were possible, for unlike most others, there is nothing ia my childhood days, that I can recur to with pleas, urable feelings! Your delightful song bird " Blanche," who sings as sweetly in this Western Prsirie land, as in her own native Eastern home, though perhaps a little more pensively, ia some very pretty lines on the subject of heme, says :
"The dearest spot to me, on earth,
la my Mew England home.'
Aad that sentiment, I find to be the pre
vailing one among mankind; most persona who have arrived to maturity, look back to childhood as a period of unalloyed bliss. Bat not so is it with me; there is scarcely a eceee, or thought, or association connected with ray childhood's home, that
I -ft, t, a. t a w t
P-e"i or "green oie. ana i nave r .,,,,. V;U. and hisses of demons
.... -yy-t " J
and fanatica.
Mr. Yancey has recently canvassed the . . a T . 1 a
OFFICIAL VOTE OF VIGO C0TTHTY. Tl'ESDAT, XOTIKBia 6, 1S60.
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TELEGRAPHIC
Dispatches by the Union Line.
124
5 si 7 0i 13, I2j 0
252213
1 o 1
6
2, I J: 4 J!
22S 166 236 221 225
252
263 177 201
220 80
306
Lincoln's plurality 302.
onty 47.
211 44 4813
Lincoln's ma
The Last Hours of La Fayette.
No life had ever been more passionate
ly political than his, no man had ever
placed his ideas and political sentiments more constantly above all other
f (repossessions or interests. But poitic3"were utterly unconnected with
his death. Ill for three weeks, he
approached his last hour. His chil
dren and household surrounaea ins
bed: he ceased to speak, and it was
. . TT
doubtful whether ne could see. Iiis
son George observed that with uucer
tain gesture he sought for something in his bosom. He came to his father's
assistance and placed in his hand a
medallion which he alwavs wore
aronnd his neck. M. de La Fayette raised it to his lipe; this was his last
motion. That medallion contained
miniature and a lock of hair of Mad
amo de La Fayette, his wife, whose loss he had mourned for twenty-seven
years. Tnus already separated from the entire world, alone with the thoughts and im acre of the devoted
companion of his life, he died. In
arranging his funeral, it was a recog
nized fact in the family, that M. de La
layette had always wished to be bun
ed in a small cemetery adjoining the Convent of Picpus, by the 6ide of his
wife, in the midst of victims of the
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH. M 1LLIDG ETILLC , Ga., Nov. 10. The Military State Convention met to
day. The stteadance was Urge. Resolutions were passed fvoriog secession. Gov.
Brown made a strong! resistance speech,
declaring the right of secession and the duty of other States to sustain their rights.
He declared if Federal troops attempted
coercion for every Georgian who feel in the conflict, the heads of two Federal soldiejs
should atone for the outrage oe Siate sov-
There is nothing interesting from the
legislature.
S. C. LEGISLATURE.
The Senate bill to suspend the penalties
of suspension of specie payment by banks
passed it second reading in the House
The Convention bill was read and passed
unanimously, and its title was chsnged to
an act, to be sent to the Senate to bi ra:i n
ed to morrow mornine. Mr. Trehouse re
solutions, that the Joint Committee on
military affairs in both Houses, daring the
recess, proposed a plsn for arming the
State, and that the Joict Committee on
finance propose a scheme to raise the nee
cssary supplies, were adopted. Mr. Cof
fio proposed that the President of Bank
of the State be authorized to advertise till
Nerember 23rd, for sealed proposals for a
loan of $10,000. He was authorised by a
friend to say he would take $10,000 at
per cent premium. ' A resolution was pas
wed fur the managers to give notice of the
election The lesolalion for the Commit
tee on Military to enquire into the proprie
ty or toririiymg various exposed town on
the Sea coasts.
Last House met this evening, and read the Dank bill. Its title was changed to an
act and it was sent to the Senate for ratifi
cation.
FROM COLUMBIA. Columbia, S. C, Nov. 13
Mr. Keitt was serenaded by the people
Revolution, the grater part royalists &t . 12 'clock Ust .Di8ht- Hi made an ex-
anstocrats, whose ancestors ban foun- "nT apeeen, urging prompt ana ueciaea
ded that pious establishment. The desire of the veteran of 1739 was
scrupulously respected and complied with. An mmense crowd soldiers.
val io Montgomery ,was met with a shower
of rotre egg: The Confederacy says: I Fifty-five vouncr ladies took the I national cruards and ooüulace accom
Think of it, patriots of the Soath I A white veil, recently at the Convent!of panied the funeral procession along lam of the
distinguished American citiien a law- the Sisters of JVbtre Dame, Mil., Wis- the boulevards and streets of Paris. States in e
" I nr;n rl : U 1 iL. LI 1- M I Z .1 - iL. r .1 g-t
vwuoiu,auu ciyuiecu me uiacik veil, in I -ivrnveu ai tue gaie ul me vuuveiit ui
the same establishment. riepus, the crowd halted; the interior
enclosure could onlv admit two or
rri j . . ..I. - J
xne aiamonus Deionjrinrr to the three hundred nersons. The familv.
L.. t f inn. X? . I.. .. . . J.
I uuwu ui r ranee are 10,01z ia numoer we Deanst relatives, and the pnncit .ighing 18,732 carats, and worth 30, pal authorities entered, passed through
yU8,260 trance about 34,000,000. the Convent in silence, then across
rZ , " ' ' ' I the garden, and finally entered the
ine uosnen limes savsa little I rpmotarv tk iif;i mon;.
l. hl In fthnnf o mow nA sf n f M TaaaU I . . i .
And because the patriot and slandered p 7"". " , u . ' " , -V, Iesia"0u K Place; no Oration WSS
Douglas chaoses to maet the summons of I"' WJ' lauan county, was sin- pronounced; religion and the intimate
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Oct. 17 wlm. e ! m ' From the Wheeling; Times and Osteite. Though . it may aeem strange to many wn hava not seen it, yet tiers isaodonbt
ofthe fact, that Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative
will change grey hair te Ite riglaal color, and caus'lt to f row on heads entirely bald, aad by a few application keep it frem falling of. There was a time when persona wne had lost their hair were compelled to wear wigs or go bald, bat sines the advent of Prof. Wood's Tenia, there Is no longer any necessity of wig or grey hairs.
abiding man. a patriot, a statesman.
gentlemsn holding high position in the councils of the nation, and one who is the
candidate of a great party for the highest
office in the gift of a tree people, to oe oifered the ereatest conceivable iodienity.
And io what place was itthat Mr. Doogla received such treatment T At Montgomery,
the home of William L. Yancey, the gentleman who has been mainly instrumental
in bringing this Government to the very
verge et destruction
action. He said Buchanan was pledged to
secession, sod would be held to it. Soulh Carolina shoold shatter . tte - accursed
Uoion. If she could not do it otherwise
she would break her arms around the pil-
Constutioa and involve all the
common ruin.
The South Carolina Legislature adjourn
ed this morning. Not u ing of interest
transpired. The members are now en rente j
to their homes.
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Wayne,
Wells, White,
Whitley,
Lincolu's plurality 24012.
tj. nuol with GHetlson A
LaoRhable Affair ol Honor
A writer in.the Viksburg Sun furnishes
the following itcident of the celebrated duel between Judge Gholson and S. S. Prentiss, of Mississippi:
The facts are these: At the first fiire
Gholson leaped exactly three feet one inch and a half from ground, not with a ball through hiahesrt. because the ball had struck the toe cf his right foot, glancing inawestwardly direction, hitting Ghl. aon'a aecond in the pit of the atomach, causing him to "double up" with such vio l.no that an euolT pistol he bad in his
uww - a- af
I . - . t a?
was often inturrnpted with bosterous sp- hand flew forward wun aucn wrcc
hit his principal on the heaa, causing uiq.
to jump np as aforesaid, because be was so completely astonished, believing bis antagonist's hall had hit him on the back of
the hea 1! Gholson was cured or a corn on his right foot but had the toothache for a
(week. Gholson a second took tne cramp-
colic.
plause. Thus closes the campaign, and the glorification of I860. A campaign that has been brilliant beyond comparison de term in ate beyond parallel, scd successful beyond our most sanguine expectation. For details of the illumination, we re fer to the local column. , ..o Thx Popctinos er IXDI45A. An abstract of the census returns shows our po pnlstion to be 1,347,000. In 1850 it was 990,258. The increase io the last ten years is 356,742, or about 36 percent. The enumeration falls below the general estimate, but as onr citizens are mostly engaged in agricultural pursuits, and we have no large citizea to swell the population,
the result presents a very gratifying evidence of progress aad prosperity. If the ratio of representative population should be increased to 125,000, we shall probably retain oar present representation in Congress. XT Luke Stewart, a well known and
rivilegVd negro, lately died in Savannah,
.tan advanced asr. He was a man of
. iety, and was for many years a class-lead-
a An the colored Methodist Church ia that
r eity. Tsme yesrs ago, when at the capi
tal ia attendance upon his master, who
was a member ef the Slate Legislature
Old Luke waa initiated into the Masonic Order, as Ae thuqht. The ceremony was
said to be molt mpre$$ite, and Luke be lierved and avowed to the day ef hia death that be was a Mason.
The ball of hid adversary passed so elose
to the lips of Prentiss as to take away hia breath, eansiog him to fall upon the ground
from which ever afterward ha baa a aiigni
lisp in his speech.
The parties were reconciled on the groud in this manner. After they had untangled
and nnrolled Gholson 8 Second OUt Of a
hard knot, and somewhat relieved him,
Prentiss, lisping considerably, said: "Gholson, you ov me a dollar." "What fer ?" said Gholson. "No," says Gholson,
"yoo owe me a dollar." "What for?" says
Prentiss. "Because," said Gholson, "you bit my second in the stomach and caused
him to hit me on the head, which gave me
a toothache, and now I'll have to have the
tooth polled, which will cost me a dollar.'
WI1 " aavs Prentiss, "let's call it
eauare." So they shook hands on the
spot. !
"I wish you would pay a little atten
tion, sir, said a stsge manager tea careless
actor." "Well, I'm payiag as little as I can,' was the calm reply. m iO
171t is not permitted by law for parent to bury aa unbaptixed child ia Eng i
land with religbue ceremonies.
no desire to ever while living. But when at last this fitful and delusive dream called life, shall end, as I hope and trust
it soon may, and the sooner the better for me, I would faia be borne thither, to rest, "In the sleep that is dreamless and last iog and deep," 'neath the solemn shade of those grand old pine trees, that I used to lore so devotedly in my boyhood days, and for which, I still cherish an affection, that only increases with advancing years. Even yet do I fondly remember the sweetly pensive music though half the lifetime of an ordinary generation has passed since I beard it that floats threngh those venerable and majestic old pine forests, aa the summer xephyrs play among their evergreen tops. It is a low, sad, hunt or murmur half sigh, half moan auch aa ia heard in no other forest, but net until the roar of old ocean when heard at some dis
tance on a clear, calm, still day, only the ceaseless anthem that comes welling np from the abode of Neptune, impresses one
ith the idea of grandeur, ef sublimity, of
Omnipotence; while the music of the pine
orest, is the same sound, softened, and
subdued, till it seems like the music of
angel voices, whispering tones of love and mercy to fallen man 1
I would that my last resting place should h
be, where that music might be my requiem.
But even that small favor, the only one I ever expect to ask of the sons and daughters of earth, is likely to be denied me.
and 1 shall probably be hurriedly hustled
away at last, in seme obsenre corner ofthe village barying-ground, with just ss little
ceremony aa the ease will admit of; a pro-
FROM ST. LOUIS. St. Lours, Nov. 13. The result in Missouri is still doubtful, and cannot be known positively for several days. The Republican and Democrat figures w-a sa. a . a axrv .
waka I llAiirrlAai alifThTlsr ihoan irrt ill 'nnnTiAa
greeted on his reception in that city by rol I out of & carriage while the horses were I present. Dublic rjolitics assumed no to bear from. The Bulletin fibres Bell
running away. place near the death -bed or crave of considerably ahead, with 38 conntiea to
the man whose life they had occupied j hear from.
The vote for Breckinridge is about 23,-
his fellow citizens in Montgomery; he is ea last bunday wek, by being thrown reminisceces of the soul alone
tt TT I tun uiau nuuta ilia iuy uau uwi
vf:jji kt ,,o-r, mnA North western i u c v viareu, oenator irumim r ir:.
jutuuic, Aiiiikusiu " I , , - I auu A uitu 1 wuvio Mi. V I iiiaji a States, in tho dissonlaatton of his factions Alaüison county, was accidently WOUO- I
and disorganizing dogmas, oui ia every aecl in the arm last week, by a pistol Bkntos OK SECRETARY Cobb. We
luaiBuce uo un u - . : . I snot, wnilfl nassinrr a onir tho erroot in I V ,.;..,i - e
a gentleman. But when a distinguished .,' . ,.rT P7 : " " vummumwuuu uuui
opponent, a friend of the Constitution and the Union, visits the home of Mr. Yancey,
be is met with rotten egg ana otner inaig
000; Lincoln 16.000 . Fifty-four counties, official, give Bell 34,894; Douglas 29.617.
nities.
the neighborhood of a whiskev not: Mr. R. J? WW lta tha
ine wound was not thought tobe ee- ry Department, who repeats to us
riOUS. I fVipoA hrforiat? rsmirbo mnAa tr
TIIK GREAT RESULT. LINCOLN ELECTED. J
ASCERTAINED OR MORALLY CERTAIN FOR HIH,
Maine 8
him linon . fArfA?n nwoainn lirr Via
fTr-lV 1 r..i , I r r. " " J
no uato bccu buiuo Wim iyp late Uol. lienton:
ographical errors in our day and een- Mr. Tjirl-ev. ths.ro ;a Pr,hhho
eration, but seldom any more absurb the big-bellied one of Georgia, not he then rhA Vx Mahh.. A 1 a 1 . .
New Hampshire.. 5 Mabsachuaets ....13
Rhode Island.... 4 Connecticut 6 New York 35 W isconsin 5
Pennsylvania. . . .27 Ohio 23
Indiana ....11
Illinois 13 Iowa 4 Michigan C Minnesota 4
Total, so fir, 169. Necessary to a
choice, 152.
That will do. New Jersey, California
and Oregon, will, we trust, swell the list
to 183.
than the followinir. An editor, want
ing a line to fill the column, gave i
"Shoot Follj as she flies." Pope. In setting up the above, the devil
had it thus:
"Shoot Polly as she flies, Pop!" 0a "Brother Kimball, of Utah, has
served the following timely notice on
a number of missionaries who are
about starting on a proselyting tour : "Bretheren, I want you to understand that it is not to be as has been heretofore. The brother missionaries
have been in the Jiabit of picking out j
me prettiest womyn lor themselves bes . 9 ' L ...
FROM NEW MEXICO. IjrDEFENDKNCZ, NOV. 13.
The New Mexican Mail in charge of
Conductor Tucker, with dates to the 28lh ult., arrived to-day.
Capt. George McLane, of the Mounted Rifles, waa killed by the Narajoe Indians on the 13th of Oct. He was ont on a scout
with his company, when about 25 milea
nly cell left, rotten cobb frora Forl Definc PJ f Indians were
lie wants to tret OTeri,teH na cnarge was made upon
1.1 -a . . r T . . . m . .
luenj. vapt. oicjjane a i uea lour Indians
with his pistol. When the charge' was
made and the word to rally given, the Captain became separated from his men aad was seen to fall frem his horse, his foot be
To Comsumptires. The Advertiser, having hoea restored te health In a fear weeks by a very simple remedy aftir hariaf suffered several years with a severe laagaffectioa, and that dread diaaase, GoaaanpUoa Is anxious to make knewa to his fellow-sufferers the means ofeare.
e 11 ,1. in rtksa copy ertte prescription nsed (free of eaarge), with the directions forpreparine aadasingtae Sanae, which they will find a sare care fer ComsumpUoa, Asthma, Broncbetts, A.c. The only object of the drertiser Is in sending the Prescription to booeflt the afllietedaod spread Information which he conceives to bi iavalaable, and he hopes ev err sufferer will try his remedy, as it eost them nothing, and may prove a blessier.
Parties wishing; the prescription will please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON. Wllliamsbarg,
owiy oepi. io. ' clings ieaatr, . .
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
the long legged one of Alabama once
had a little faith in him none now, sir
ah the good shelled off yes, bit
shelled off
at that, sir.
ahead of Toombs, "lean dog for a long a e e a e j "
cnase uoob s a lat man fat men apt to be lazy, so he'll take short cut
to camp of numbers mark it, sir. Wants to obtrude his seat in Senate,
Sir. afflicted also With prevaling come entangled in his stirrup, his horse Presidential disease. Great God what being frightened, ran off dragging him a
are we coming to! Don.t agree With considerable distance before he waa stopPresident on tariff ruin us sir, in Ped- When bis men came np he was dead Pennsylvania he is one of the Pres- He had three shots in him - which mos irlont.'e flio-VlPr lojrl-a onr? tna Pml!. kin nnuliiKail J..iL '
do perisnea oae of our noblest officers,
dent ouqdit to kick him out kick him
Illinois L.eglalature.
By the returns received yesterday, we
are able to announce the Illinoia Legisla-
ture soundly and roundly Republican. rAra At i, .
Dick Oglesby, Drummer and Schell, tbe uo-lit ones fx us hereafter rou Ut sIr delicac7 should make him by the hands of the red skins.
ave been triumphant, at which all true have to brin" themiall hirA Wo tnV. Fes,iiQ "Ul WA not ao it, sir as uapi. McLane is a eon of Senator Mc-
hearts rejoice. This insures the return of W any of them, aid let us all have a l0X1g he gets that & 8,000 per anuum Lane, of Delaware. He leaves a wife and
Trumbull to the Ü. S.Senate, and an hen-fair shale.'? .. payaoie monthly in Hard American three children who are at Albuquerque
est and equitable redisricting of the State. bum cu Tki. - Ml .nJ.. m;.:. P.nnklinn fnr ill I Til A FmnorAi' Vinnlunn l,nn I JOUmal.
A U19 wiii icuuli Ai. .win - - - - i a..vwu una just agea to come, aa a large majority of her made over, in a definitive manner, to
people are of that way.
Indiana and Illinois at last, take their
PUR NITUREI
Friday and Saturday, Kot. 23 & 24 149 Mai STmasT.BBTwiaa Firra an Pirrw, TO MAKE ROOMFOR A LARGE Winter Stock to arrive, I will offer ae above, my stock of fine custom mae. Parier. Chamber and Kitchea ' F'TTRlSTTTTrRTn f
true positiona amoog the growing empires
ceedingthat soy whole soul abhors, and of the great free North-west. Doaglas and
his winter residence, und th nt,.t- ine. rPiea corresponaent ot
de Mendon for his summer habitation . D
thus confirming hin nnsueainn f J-T"
J-j 'vww-wwwavu V 1.1 . ....
ThK BlBLK FOR SlLE IK Naplz8:
a Nwples corresDondent of th
imes under date ofSept.26th
ConsisUor In part of Sofas, Sociables, Arm Rocking and Parlor Chairs, Parlor and Hall Book Cases, 8, 10 and 12 feet Exteostoa Tables 1 What Xots. Marble and Wood Ton p.m.. r.
bles. Marble and Woad Top Dress Bursass and enclosed Stands. Hall Racks. Pwirk i..n. -
r.Tn. . . I a large assortment uf Arm, 8 wirel, Office. Rock. McLane, made their escape. - I in-.Caneand Wood Seat nB.i T rf.
- m.uics, iung-ea, cns, aafes. MsitträetBAei JL-m A,. ... " .
Business in Santa Fe is very dull.
will find a chacce
against which my every flesh revolts; net
that I care for tbe went of ceremony en
the occasion, but that I detest the place,
for I would rather the affair were as gay
and as merry as a wedding party than otherwise. As for that matter :
1 weuld not mar tbe thoughtless mirth
Of Fashion's throne; around me now, Or draw from beauty's lips a eigli. Or bring a cloud o'er Love's fair brow. "I ask not from the world a tear, Its mocking sympathy I soorn, I only era? e a place of rest, To slumber till a brighter mere: "But lay me in some qaiet glen, Far frem the city's noisy throng, Where from the green beagbs overhead Resounds the summer warbler's song: "Where from the distant waterfall, There cemes an echo faint and low. In gentle tones te mingle with The mnrmnr ef tbe brooklet's flow; "And throagh the pine topsreen and tall, The gentle breeies softly moan, A low, sad requiem for him
Who sleeps nnhonoredand alone !" WILLIE WOODBINE. Faiav Glb, Inn.
Bright abould now resign their seats, and
permit these two States to be fairly repre
sented. But they won't.
Tl A - a T m
the palaces of his deceased father. .t fTBi ,w?nae.r 01 "e aa7
I VääV eww VI MIVU lUUUIlVOs baa LIAlvOl
Never purchase a parrot without LWlr IUtnie1.ofxr 8 CUn 18
tal-W it a mnniK f,;.i tu. i A ibte and the JNew Testiment
Ö " AiiCID 13 I I r , .1 m 1 t
nined to no knowing where tha rarrnt ma ncrö w m me loieao
I. . -O - I J I ...t..J.- - I 1 - A 1
1, .k- r iu- Tirana f Tprra nave been broufrht im- nH it. nnnAa cotcuy. x uo never Been vnem
Tuttlk A Co. Being determit
i terre 1 "0 ueeu uruuijiii, up; ana it sounds I f e .f . . - If . e . . a . ... 1 harrt ra thnnrrh Viarr mot?
Haute a..d to eupply them, have added a can ior me parrot of a pious family to , . V v' ,J "7"
new feature to their store, as will be seen neara swearing.
by their advertisement.
As this is the only place in the city
where all these articles can be obtained, of
course every body will extent them a liberal patronage.
ins
TaocBLZo Agaw. Op r local friend of
the Journal, ia again in distress on ac
count of the Bell men much more so than
themselves.
We have said nothing against the honest
Bell men, we only hinted that they had made a mistake. Don't Fret so Jeems.
The
Indiana
lying there for some days; but let the
25th of bepteracer, i860, be written
WASHINGTON ' ITEMS. Wassisotojt, Nor. 12. The Times' correspondent saya aeveral leading Virginians here expressed it to be the purpose Jof their State to become the
mediator between the two aeetioca when S. Carolina shall have accomplished seces
sion. Tbe basis will require that bo one shall be elected President, unless he receive a majority 'of both sections of the I
Union, and that no law ahall be passed ex-
You that want Furnitire
for bargains.
Terms made known oa day of sale, nelidw-w J. C. XV AJL.XKR.
Quälers in Pennsylvania and in red letters in tbe history of the two cp by a majority ef the members reprei voted with a "perfect loose- lilies as the day when the true light .8entlDS ,b"th -fct'o"; thus securing a ma
ness" yesterday. "The spiret moved of freedon was shed in this country JO"iy 01 ine wnoIe Ppio 10 each caae.: them and they moved for "Old Abe" Diodati's Bible selling in the streets .rHearl.Dof l,he Governor-movement in and "OM Ahl in ofNanles? Who could ever hav Ka. Mississippi of organizing minute men.
While Houso on the 4th of March liered it? They were English editions 0T- Ltch'' -Jdreased him note, hinting 1 i al .1 I . I trtol XTl am saw at a an a I. ! a v .
I auu in me uucuecimo lorm ana were I " uw '""bt" UOTerno oi vir-
These are moving
mocracy are moved
Journal.
a isis I seen a bible vast numbers could not I te Wor ' correspondent says, several JtSTA man of a sinarular character I aTe read it had they seen it and cer-1 Virginia Congressmen are here. Thev
1 -.-r n . . I. "I. . . ..I ...
aiea m iew Urieans recently. He 1 iain,y no one woman in a hundred I represent ine sentiment of the State as in
times. The de- marevllous eight for the Neapolitans hut that another had succeeded him .ithüV TI Htu ull to tears. Chi. forI haTe no hesitation in saying that would take care of the public interest VeYiES not one man in a thousand have ever of lh State. waitonourcusumersoidaadnew.
New Crop N. O. Ougar. JUST RECEIVED A SMALL LOT tß in to re and for aale by r012Jlww COX at SOX. Special Notice. V AVING this day associated MrV .--L Til EO DO KB CURTIS ia baalaeas with wa, His neccssarv that all -n i . . . j .Z
longing to the old Brra be nettled. Te a tie a
. Diimksos, , heretofore at
ready to
Kov. I. dw3ns.
BrafKXToVCo-,
I .. A A ' 4 m 1 AAtiM V. r a .An e eh il. . 1
A raiifTia, on seeing a bailiff closely w"ea 7 7 7 oi age, ana ol iwu it luuugu tue King
pursuing ao unfortunate author, remarked J . Ul9 ulV Pai w- " ;"ö . t"
that it was . new edition of the Pursuits Ä numoer ao8' 1 He Picayune to oe me iignts pi ine world.
says mat on me aiscovery ol bis death by the neighbors, a number entered
of Literature, unbound and bot pressed
e
Ka!ma all Ricirr A telegraphic dis
patch a few days ag announced that the
Democrats had carried ooe of tbe strong
est counties in Kansas.and probably revers
It is generally conceded that amon?
the prettiest gins at the .Princes ball
in AeWjYork, were fthe accomplished
daughters of Ueneral bcott.
Two ofthe Detroit brewers drank!
lasrer beer on a wager. One of the
parties drank 84 glasses and the other
93. Worse than beasts such sots
must be.
Tlae Feellsta; in Le-stlsrille. We passed abont amonp our fellow-citzeos of all parties a good deal yesterday, curious to observe the effect prodoeed upon their minds by the intelligence of Lincoln's election,. We found them all calm and Tpn cheerful. Thev aom whill
trongly diapprovinff the principles 0f ed the majority in the Legislature. Itturna Mr.'Linreln and hia party, to experience a I out to be t miaialce. Full returns abow a fpplinc? of rpllpf at Ihm thnn.kt that, ihm I r . . ..
- . . . . I larire ivepuoucan roaiorii j in tne uouse, 1 i u i,i coiifltisst ls,t . orer. They h.ve no I J ' s ..Lio..., pieces only broke his ankle.
thought whatever of anything so absurd as - c.,s
offmion. I hey are Prepared to maintain I yar
SrxKcaa Countt. The vote ia Carter I ;.; dwelling, and found the body sur
township-Lincoln's old home-must prove I rounded by a score and a half grown
irratifviBir to that eentleman. The vote up aogs ana puppies, some lickmcr af
iaaa follows: Lincolu 166 ; Douglaa 70 I fectionately bis face and hands, and
Brsckinridge 2; Bell 2, some others howling mournfully.
C7We abould suppose that hemp, in I Cork FOB TBC Sick Headache
growing would twine itself by vegitsblej It is stated that two teaspoonfuls of
inatinct around the necks ofthe Disunion
Ists as naturally as grape vines twine
arond a tree. Lou. Journal.
Clerk of the Supreme Court. John Paul Jones, Esq., entered on the
discharge of his duties as Clerk of the Supreme Court Indiana on Friday last. His commission dates from the 3d of
November, and entitles him to the office until the same day of this month in 1864.
favor of submitting to the election of Lin
coin. Rumor gains credit that Attorney Geo: eral Black and Secretary Floyd, have in
formed the President they will real if he ;
upholds the Federal laws in case of nalli-
ication by any Stale. WasHi.xGTOJr, Nov. 13.
The Constitution publishes one of the
forms of Declaration of Independence that j
is to be submitted to the South Carolina Convention. 1 It embraces a porliou of the
American Declaration of Independence.! M it - a. .
GEO. M. B URNE TT, I Planter, Glazier and PanerHang-er. Shop on Cherry street, hetween 04 and Ith sta.. Aext doer to Ceenes Blacksmi th ShopK . b. wk rssTUK nrsTOP paixts. nol0dw3ni '- ,'i
Patrick Donnelly fell five stories
through a hatchway, at St. Louis, on
Sunday, and instead of dashing to
SioxiriCAxr. -Kentucky and Oregon have
repudidiated Breckingidge and Lane
Georgia has repudiated Johnsonr Mass
achusetts has repudiated Everett. 1 11 i
finely powdered charcoal, drank in If we were asked what nhvsician with th !: tj r:-,a.-.i;;..j
. s ... .. I. ... ... V I ""' iiiii.u, aikcica io suit half a .tumbler of water will, m less stood at the top of his, professfon. we the present condition of affair, in that than fifteen minutes, give relief to the should say it was the gentleman who s, at, a n. r . " i " ! .
V ,lt.Ä J I !. il.'l.l!,...,."!. . .. . " . UC..WU,
ucauavue, nuvn cauueu, as in I wasiu tue uaou oi attenaing 'patients
muob cases n m, uy superaounuance I on a monument.
m e . I
otaciaon tbe stomach. We have
Fir c man )g IX a I I Biyrm of . . , f . r JOHN K EL LEY. a disabled' riXEMsir, , . ; - - . V .' . 4t . A - THURSDAY ETNINQ. NOV, Ctr.
MANAGERS:
was laid before the President yesterday.
their fi?ht firmly but ispassionstly. They
have no apprehension that any outrage or
wrong can to pr'ptratei upon them by the nxt Administration. Loa .Jour.
1 XT' We understand that the name It S. Ragan, Representative elect from Put nae, ceanty, will be presented for Speaker of the House this winter". ' Mr. Regan ia '
gentleman ef h'gh attainments and vrried
eeeomplibments. "
tTThe popuioiino of Arkansat is likrl; to exceed 500,01)0, and ahe will probably be entitled to ftur if not five .Representatives to Corgress. She now sends bat two.
T. F. Drew riDDed ooen the bowels
. . t . . . .
and tried to cut the throat of William
L: Tooke, whose overseer he was, in Madison county, Fa., last week-
aiSiei
. . j i. .1 .. i .
.neu wuo reuieuy time ana acram n n;....:.;.. n n...
o i oll .:ofo ,i i. u IOUU.WIHW aisaii i;em-
h.y .nrlnr-Afl T.innftln h 15 000 ma!. I a WK r.lalaii rA.VmmAn,l ? ,1. . X "".. BlgniHCant laCt
j --, -j . nv luwmmvuu i iv III which if. nrmtlrl K 11 .1
oritv. and Maine has endorsed Ilamlio bv I r.onsidprntfl attpntion f all vhm if I i r-r . r
' - --. ww nvua ll n A At B -v si i m a aa a. a,AM S
29.000 m. ior.tr. I rv, fR P.l Tl jw vi uuiau w Kuieiauer.
" ' I J - M. aui XIUIC.
, FROM VIRGINIA.1 ' Richuoxd, Nov. 13. Breckinridge's majority will probably not be far from 10,000. Enough counties
have been heard from to show he has car
ried the State. " '
F. BXKISUiBa, a, w, otaac, .
K.C KAGLAV, ' THOMAS MA&TIN, Tickets V
ITSupperextrs, provided W - H. Scon
Goon Mosio will be in attendance. .-,
a.vr araixtv. . aoaaar rrraa, : -JOCH C. KK4TCI, EO. M. B CO TT,
. fl,0
f'4
Notic of
r..
application for '
is .said
A Rarm DoT-CoMPoaiToa. It
(hat Wm, JI. Orras, a lad working Jn tbe
LfrWf-office of tbe .Weodatoek (Vt.)
Caledonian, recently set ep-13,000 ems
bourgeois ia eleven. hours 6,500 of solid, and the remainder leaded manuacript. t ..
0Cenaua ret w rue ahowa 200 unoccu'
pied bouses in tbe rural districts of Mass a chuaetta. ' isia
IT The taxable wealth of Mississippi for
1 the year ltfO will amount to the sum of
$653,000 00O-. ,
-.e. '
17 Somebody has called Douglas showman.' Hr evidently had a very poor show, last Toes lay .-'He failed to "show."
T Garibaldi baa issued a decree on the Look out for counterfeit bills on
question--! you wish to be insdvisibly tae MerchanU' Bank of St. Louia of
A few years since large quantities united, with V ictor Emsouel at Constitu- the denomination of ten dollars, and
I.. ..a. ...... . - l '
oi lamps ana ciranuoies were impor- tionai jLtog and ma legitimate descendants. I fives on th Western BankofPhila
ted from Italy.
firm in Philadelphia received an order aal auftWe of the eeoole.
for chanatlifsfor a banking house in I
Turin ' Afcicm to Decous We set an ar-
BT The Repuhlicaoi of Lafayette held a
meeting on Friday afternoon and resolved
in ;
illumination and a big time
The PaisiDtsTut Von or Indiaxa
ATOTICE is heredy given that ihm " .J - andersiinedwiUaPflrstthe next meet. '
next meet.
tobave an
reported ofrtctal vole at the Presidential
. : i .it 1 1. - .... .
.nar.11. nn tl.. i-u r .1.. .r.. V . -uo . cuuqucs mat we oave
.kv...., vu tlc in v 11. ui i ii is lui i nr ii j t i. i . i: . . i.
v HrH Htv h I a hv Mu"ivu iv sw w M vva m wA a v uuiier uri rill i hiiu m. iaiiLi:i as liana 111 i annno. waawaaa m vuiu luiibPR in a? ran real i h
ar aj I -----.-. vhmvb- I ' a lau
see. . . T
Weive this snorniojr.iu tabular form, tbe I !B,i. "ofCoinniiasioners erVbroeeaa.' i-
1 I I i', ,-"--" o retail iBtozicaUar l el 1 Liquor in a leaa aanltty than a aaart. - " . '
the Chairman of the State Central Committee as to the propriety of callinir a crand
It is Said that 80 many Votes Were eaestloa; congratulatory convention at
tide headed as above. We knew It weuld I act inr T.Snnln in Xf aaeatliiieatf a an rl Snrintrfield. Ill inoia nr In,!:.....)'
M.. T I I wr . j ... I . r
Prominent in S collation given bj happen. It weeabad accident. It hap Vermont that the judges quit counting
Mr. Boylston of the Amherst Cabinet
New Hamshire to some visiting wide Awake was a reil fence made of dofigh-
nuts a foot In length, entirely round a
long dining tabled J
pened last Tuesday, and was very exten
sive.
ly tbe way, we see that Stephen was
egged in the Booth a few days ago. Bis
principles can't be national. 1 -v. -
and measured them..,
"Adam's slight pomclogical indis
cretion, the new reading . of the In
Adam's fall we sinnen all." i
t ÜT T!'e ,ExPrfsg My the Republican jubilee lagt n.ght. was a thanksgiving.
r '"'t. wm nave the 29ih mat., all to themselves. Journal. ' We don't see what the Democracy will have to be thankful for. ii
the comparative vote given for the differ.
ent candidates, ae the official figures will
in a lew osjs tea tne tciuai resuit-atite
seolinei. .
Not only useless Bro. Bingham, but, w !
ahould presume extremrly excruciating. We wouldn't speculate on the subject.
UoaaiBLc The Clarendon Hotel at Buffalo, N.'T., was burned yesterday mor ning, and a number of persons are sup
posed to have lx-ea burnt with it.
My place or business Is on the east part of lot 5o.ll,R.Sl!le,'saJdltlon. west sl.aV WtV.
vni!STVT? Hanu,: lUrrlso. TowaaAi. Vigo con nly Indiana. - a --ne . :. 'c THOsnoss. : j
Soldiers of the T7ax of 1012
WHOenllstedforaveyesrserferderlacthe " war.tlishslrs of ealisud soldiers. at.J alt '
persons boldmx old patent, or fUlmttesaiilUrv t DOUUtT 1 H n J a Inc.l.. I. 1 11 1. 1... u . . ' '
slrlncto havetsetrrlattosattended te, without
l".ioin.iui,nr,tfr uciirinf anf I a Tor.' maiUn In retard tptheia.ree arr. will. . nle.ee dJra.e O. Waa ilaatv, Bex S3S1. äi Louls,Me. . '-'-A1',-, AUceaamaaUatleainroRipttvattendedte hv O. VVARr ' )rwly lsatTUsiAal.