Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 6, Number 26, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 March 1854 — Page 3

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WM. E. MFCLEARF, EDITOR.

TEXUB-UAVTB ijjjj

FRIPAI^?lt^^^,SOl feUSkL Tke 9|tri*| Tr*4c in Dry «©o4*. A Urge katnWr of our merchant* who haee Tjaited the Ksetara Cttlea

tar

the parpeeeel per-

ehaaiof their Spring sud 8emo»er

ampplim,

beset of ae largo ud wwll

•eleetad steeka of Dry Gee-Is, «rf)l te ooon dlepieyed fa our place. Tb« r*pWly tacreasiag trad* growing importance of Mir city and county renJer

IIWM WITMI««

neeeessry. It i* th«

monopoly

eaypllse abeoluteiy

demaad

wMch Im etiud the

•apply. Jfe psl»* or e*feo«e hatre beea *p«red en perl of oar Merchants to purchase goo4*

H»mnoli

She gave ball In the nun of $S,000 for her appearance. The Court tuljburnt to-morrow, the Clay Circuit Court, commencing on

MOD

lay uest.

for An InlWnt apparently about two week* aid, Nvell clad, waa diaoovered on Tueaday morning lent, placed In

tnb near lha door of Mr SOMOMAN

reaidence on Eighth atrtet, having been pot thera daring llie night by eoute one. No dlecovery baa yat been made In regard to It# parentage, or by whoa# ngvncy It w*» thn» axpoeed. The child at preaaut In the cere of .Mra. 8. tr 0o*. Wflght haa apjM»lnted Baiyamln Ray nolde of White county, and Ben, Wolfe of Monroe county, agente to aelect ninclcen thomwud and forty aeree o( \*m (or tha Unlvareity at Bioomlttgtuit by virtue of an aclol Cou^rcae approved Fahruary33d, 1 tT Ma. D*rta, the member of frim thla l»etrtct, hwi anoeOaced hi* InwRen of »*p tha Kebr.»ka BUI. Ue waa expected to h»*0 opoken «p*« It eo«e time thU w*ek. We think hh» vleer* will meet with ll» appr«fcatlon of hla eomtltnency.

Twr*» 4RK MY JKWWA—Cbaae, 8a«uwa awl Wade, In the Senate, GhWUige, Smith* a«d ether* In tike Ueuae, who are j«el «o*r ladlgnaat at Dottalaa far t«M" the Mhteiri Coaaprwnlee oCI^), -r l»»*e feat Ifcrf *a««wr mtn* Cm**-** /raw ikaMM

mit

At *m» *tl*

ditm, Thet ^rawan«»d lleary Cl«y whttoltvlaf

Mm who* «M«i.

holy handa to herror at He wytel. O tr 8p«eh

tr Tk»following fr«N lie

burnt, wmt

have

return^, sad report the «uKf« markets to be cheep, (tad overflowing with feeds. The ffsst mass of ear heaviest dntiti hove purchased nn«h larger stocks (li*a ever heretefore. No city io Wester a {adiaea

eeery

character eud description, all the multiform styles, grades and qnslttles, preearsble lu the Eastern markets, awl adapted to the tastes and wants of every community, ara to be foaod in Terre-Heute-Tha formidable competition in tbe mereewtile portion of oar community, IIM created this. There it no

In tha Dry Good* ba-laes*

our

city, lea", perbape, than Is generally dl*ce*erable, In ptocee ol the

muno

trade and population.

The ^Prairie City" on tho Nebraek* Question. Our cetemporarle* of the "Prairie

City," who

are ueoiral la politic*, and who liatra male no

M-

preaelon of opinion la regard to the Nebraska Meeaore, have the following

ttniibU

"hit" In their

U*ae of the lPlh lustant: "QUE**—If the Nebraska Bill ie such a horrid mounter, as no mo prints **ein to think, why do not »uch paper* *hew Dome •rgainent, liutosd of dealing In Ui« wholesale, low denunciation of iut originator, and Ihoee who are io favor of lite Ullll The repeal of a law ol 30 yeara' standing ie a very criminal net in tha eyes ol a»ine modern philanthropist*, yet Ilia passage ol the Fugitive Slave Lav, an act recogulied by lha Constitution, ie looked upon by lh* same peek, a«a nioneter laiquily. Why uoee not the Kxprese, nwJ kindred prints, eive their reader* some idea of what lha Nebraska Illll contemplates that tliey may calmly consider lite ••nit*, instead of treating them to the peculiar pl««santrle* thit ho* charade tiled thai sliest for •event! Uey» p«at" '•Toe JUOIUH Msews. Stuari, Lincoln, and Kdwards, three of Uie ableet jurleU Ui I III note have given their written opinion thaV the charier reeanlfy granted hy the JLeglalalure of 1UI* jiola to tha Terrw-Jflttttte and iit. Ioni* Uailroad, boiler known aa the "Urough Koad," cannot be availed of, limmmiuli a* lha Condition* on which that cliarter waa given hail not bean complied with. The Alton Iniereal will doabtleaa

HOT

,h* Ml*'

**4 Haw they WW»f

tTttiKJ

8ftM 9e»ate. a fe* day* *4«ea a#ggeatej that the Whig party are* ataat e* W, that It h»l third of the ttewfcbera «t thk» C«|N») probably here l«w »lreafth I* the a^xl. He aaeiu•J lactWd te the W*a ttvatltwaa heat far tb«w ta di^Miad ead omateaee anew iw4*r ad luteal !«ei iMTKttvavuNi l**^ the let HeptM Ch«reb 1* |n tVdrtec* «*iW*rte« ea tatfl Su^lfc, wn**»tftfef««i*t Ftp*1 nmtto* tfertha to*r»n4 The. mrf w»ny k»«lwNi» tha ha»k ef the atream *lt*^ the ae^«f» rtte.

KMar Kiwft (eaya 4) hi Mill pre-eh-ta« alghtly t« ret Wrom *atty-

WIm U— tkaa e«g4«eea wwmtl* IWrt-lhah

b* the Railrawd t3»»f

fhrea tW«^l tvrtTkwS^ *****!"'j* }**. ladlaITai the mmml mm**** ~uc~» »i«—* TL'Tl.t' ,*laa«it,i« ye ^te«^ thiak. ttM* iw»''M» (NK

I**

i*4

»*f MM

tt~*4

•a ifce- etrees )ea( hy at the tfw*, Mftseraala aret*«rr»«~n 4,&(>•*

Sew

Bioni Otrr*A«B—Sttikrm

Heat,—t

Meaar*. J. Cook

agalutl the con

•DniiHalioii of the 8t. IhidIi Uailroad anterprlee. CmotMT Cw*T MATTKM.—In the caae of Ihe "State of Indiana va. no. COWKX," for Forgery, the Jury returned a verdict »f

net cullly

The caae of the "State

slier an

a bee uce of but ft few minute*, from the box. !a. THOM*» of Middlwlown In thl* county, Indicted for the murder of new boru IrtlWlit, the child 6f ftirah Myera, waa triad by the Circuit Conrt on Monday and TueaJay la»t, and aeqnlted. The jnry wwibnt ten mtnwtea In returning their verdict of not guilty. The caw e*elted aoino cottalderablp Interest-

V«.-PA*»IIEUA

KAI!«»*,"

for Manrieughter. charged with beating a young rhlM to death, haa been continued, ttpou the affidavit ol the defendant, to the next term lu Septem

Yark Ti

it will b»|»eBa«|y to bear thla

t» ettfmaUag lha amaaat credit to arfcleh tkn the atory la eatltled. Iloun Gauuv, «tery b* dy kaowt, haa aa ataeh, a«ii for aaght wa knew to the coutrtry, mora

*tteeiioa

for hatel waiter*, than

hhrwhiia hrethrwa at the8eath. The yawagge*. tleniaa alloM to aa haviog ewnnlttod tha aamalt, waa formerly from thie city, and la Vooarii (a many af our citizen*, ilia deportment here w*e eHrwye «hnnKttrtied* by genllemtaTy bearleg, vbltk glees ca groaada beaaapect that tbe facta have been eomewhat mkrepreeeated:

Blmi »t B»iii»g

hi Friday aAernooa lael, Strode! Hoarard,

a c^orad wxiter, employed at the Mereaatila Hotel, In Warren-et-, waa hrotklly aaeaolted in the pablie dining room of that bonce by a young Kentuckiaa iMM W» F. 0i*ii.oMx, at preaent engaged aa clerk at No. Ill LibartyaL It appear* that whea T3B*!d*oi eat down to dinner he waa waited upon by a waiter named Brick««, who helped him to eoflp- (htt^wn then gave an order for a diah of beefsteak and anlom, which the waiter want to procure. While Brlcka* waa in tha pantry Howard pa*eel through the room, and aeeing DaoakU •en wviting, aeked him what he wavld be helped to. Danaidaoo aaid he had ordered beefateah and onlone, wltan Howard told bint very politely that there mm no «ra« no auch di*h on the table. On hearing thla the young blood flew a rage, and told Howard that ff be did not get what be win led he would cnt hi* d—d black heart out. Howard replied that hia heart waa hi* own. Without farther ado, PaaaldMm apmng from the table, and aetzing a heavy cul-glaea goblet, at rock Howard a powerful blow on lha right aide of the head, about the temple. With auch violence waa tha blow given, thai the goblet waa brekeu to atom*. Howard received a terrible wound,

from

which blood flow*

ed profneely. Tho temporal artery waa nearly aevered, and the ac*ip laid open three or four Inches in length to the bone. Aa tbe poor man waa about falling upon the floor, Danaidaon aeixed a chair for the pnrpo** of inflicting further violence, bat Howard w«a caught by a gentleman aitting near, and taken from the room, lie became iuaenaible from lo«« of blood, and *u remained for aome time, notwithstanding the attention of aeveral medical gentlemen. There were about one hundred ladiea and gesilletnan at the time lu the dining room and Dxnaldaon, after he had perpetrated the outrage, ruee I rum the table, living iiia dinner unSniabed. Howard waa taken to tha dwelling of a a friend In Ouane atrevt, and thence conveyed to hia own real* deuce up town. Dmaidaon left tha Mercantile Hotel tho next duy after the occurrence,' and took hi* abode at a houae iu Broadway.

Tribune,

Co. are receiving an un-

uaually largo stock of good* iu their line, to which they Invito the attention of mechaniea, farmer*, and tli«! public generally, in to-day'a paper. ttjT We had tlie plenaore, on ye*terday, of greeting otM' young friend, Rcrt.'i Hoi'ojrro.t, Eat^, of tlie

Greenup, III. lie look* well and

hearty, aa an editor Irom

every effort

to throw obauclee In the way of balldlng UiW road. Jly ihe way, we wonder how much tlila opinion cod tho Allan "Stale Policy" gentlemm. How much hard eaah doaa It generally lake l» purchaea the .••opinion" (on #ny »hl# whatever) a dlatlnguiahvd and able jurlet! The oplulon of a tenth ate pfitUfogget for a cro* roada Ju«lic« of ihn Peace, could have been purchaaed, we appreliend, for a much leva atitn than hn« been lavl^ted upon the "three ableat jurWta" In Sackerdoin, and we Imagine would avail atmut

Sucktrdtm

T*w»i.X

AMKAU

abnuld look.

A prlvateletter from a highly

roepectable aource lu Waalilgtou aay*: There I* trouble brewing with Mexico—and you need not be *urjirl»ed at any new* from that ijuarter." 0* Tho Washington Star, *ay« that Arcliblahop Hughe* ha» dtolared him*elf In favor of the anuexatiou of Cuba, and will do all he rati to bring •bout that re#nIt.

A firaow BA*K.—From a report of the condition of the free bank* of Iudlana, on the 3let of I)eceiuter la»t, it appeared that tha State Block Bank of Jameatown, lu Boone county, had but niuelven dollar* of ellver on hand!

O* The recent decision of the Supreme Conrt of U^Unlted State*, In ihe ease of the McDonough will, secure* to the American Colonisation Society about thirty thouaaud dollar* per year for forty year*.

CT It a f»Cl a* a daily paper *tates that, "no family can now think of living In New York, In any degree nf elegance ota lea* than Ave or alx thou»and dollar* a year." And even an income of that amount must be expended with economy or the eud* of the year will not meet.

Tho Democratic Pre** eaya that the oldeet inhabitant of Chicago, which I* now a city of over alxty thousand Inhabitant* I* a yon ay

S7 Tho fallowing v#r«ea were composed by a young lady on vlaiting tho desolate mansion of her relatives, who had removed to a distant country. We publish theet by request

ALL At.OXE.

MIM

a»ar a. aoaaaTioa.

Around your long forwtkea home,

I,**)** in

Till* day aloue stroll. While wave* of memory o'er my heart, Uke tronMod watar roll. I stand within the rained wall,

And by the old hearth etane, Where fttethie did once encircle me, But now Tin her* alone. Anrf 0! It I* Mddening Ihoaght,

That those I fondly love. With whom I've paaoed such social hour*, Far dltust from me wrs. A ad do Pi ever spend a thoaght

About the aheent one, VVlio nteurns far her departed friends, And grieves thai she's atatot AxTi»Nsi**s*A FIXXLB.—The Stale Con* wmioii of ilmte oppored to ihe introduction, •od tolrration of S*l*«ry ia tbo new Terrixory of N«brt iktu if»tnble4 at Mttonio Urtil, MonUay morning. About fifty persons wer« present—not so mutt* as ought to »ltttttt) «n ordinary town meoling. Th« Conv«ntion wa* caUnl hy tb« Esocutive

Com-

niute« of tb« AhoJition party, and notion had been gtwtt fee s*v«r*l mh—and tb* rmmiit has pro**d a ^rand fiwtls. JultMt nod Vail* errwr thtt coutroltng spirit* of ih« ConVFQttOn.

*'3m»tt«d to Hf floor of the

tftit »w«»o. (tewfil NOVUM, tft®

o»H#r day. trt»d hy rwoia ion to i&trodaeC them. M*iut tl»« day* of Ostj, Calhou and W»l»st«r. Se»«**»r Woller «i to adnut them,

if m*mi4 e*tf met*

but a «tjs)tity were tu«xor*bl«, and th« ftmiW autliiara w-ent ohliyed to «nak# lb* b«i of -reir ^^-rwBlmeW. So thvy pwOMKl in to ,*s |itU«t]r. to b«*tld*r by iv iwwximiiy Uto#e h»rd working gcutiameo ol tlt« -J

TskUa«msk« F««ct»—Tb*ll«k«»«iJM«*| All llwiPfwHent Ui ^'OitKOte 1 evert »tn w* ti*rdw«ri tW adds

TWfwtity «iio may fc» ^-t :ht la*

mnf

w«t 1 tl»«t will be

,:rft££*d iwt :'l«%hl»f dojr, Ho foww# ltd! sltldkt I :w»a. ««hI tto ooorapt «ao b* l«v .krl tO tiMMM UtOW tit* fitM tl#J iatrt Wftfft m«R cody plot tha •jafcwww ^»»r o»a»try. »W| i* miwmm, .»»» with tor tm M«nr wwi «ll

flH|mi.v.»a

n»r TH#»

mm*

wa eo«^ »#a. «n4 fixwati**

mjf M»

m* W*r tbe trfTc-Uula Jftimsl. mk Miiwm.1, III-, March IS, 1854. MrVdUm,

Tbe legWIatQrw of this 8ui«^ at lU iale aeadloo anthortead coatloaatioa of the "Oive BtUem FUtnk Rmi" from near Vandalia to-the Stats line a di&etisa toward ywsr city. Tbs charter is a very fiavorahis one- Its previsions are la substance as foiloars

The Qapibd Stock hi Two ilvodro^Tbooaead

at once,

It would p«y

it bring buiU.

rfjf only

twenlytwo year* of age! BIT The population of San Francisco, at tbe end of 1853, wa* 50,000, an Increase of eight hundred on tbe preceodtag year. There Is ooe lawyer to «very iwe hwndred and fifty of the Sau FrancU* catts—snough to keep them all alive and boatling. The city haa tweaty Uiree newspapers, twelvo of which are dailies, (of Ihe hitter there are uot more iu all England aud fourteen Are companies

The Boston Atlas ha* return* from 304 towns in New Hampshire, whlsh give Baker 795 majority. The majority in tho State I* about 1400. The Democrats elect 143 representatives and the Opposition 1&4.

3. It aathortzee the cowineocinast as soon as 45000 are rahscrlhsd. n,, S. It aathsriaea tbe Company to erect Urfl gatsa, and charge lull, as soon as three miles of it are finished. 4. It aa thorites Ihe Company c«ueMe the] work at each pointer points, aa they desire. 5. It authorizes tbe rosd to be Gravelled or Macadamised, at such points aa may be thought advisable—limiting tbe toll where so gravelled, to two-thirds the ordinary toil, and atlowlag

cents

per mile, toll. 6. Tbe moot valuable provision in the act is that it grants to the Company /erewr, the Cnmhertand Koad on which to lay plank, fnetndlng Bridges, grade, rock, and materials of all kinds so *osn as Congreas shall cede that road to the State—a bill pasted the House of Representatives for that parpose already, and will in a few days pass the U.S. Seuate

If any Plank Road can be made to pay, this can. If a Plank Road can be made to pay where it has to make Its owu grade, and build its own bridgos, certainly It will pay where tbe bridges and grade are given to the Company. No road can be made, of more interest to your city, than a Plank Road from here to Terre-Haute. Indeed, if this Rood could be bnUt

I should not hesitate to *ay,

tie eotl of coastTHctio* itJiiU Uu Rmiirotui

Will it uot pay after the Railroad

•hall have been completed? It seems to me it will always be good stock.

We have the power also to consolidate onr stock with auy other road In or out of the Slate. Wo can make the road to the State line, will your citisens inske It to meet us? I will send yea a copy of tbe law, as soon aa it Is printed. SucVl a road should have been built years ago. The cost cannot exceed $2000 per mile, iu this State. From Belleville, llliuoia, to St. Louis, Mo., there is a Macadamized road which cost f11000 per mile, and this road Is paying a cllvldeutl of thirty-lhree per cent. I wish some of your citizens who feel au I uteres iu Ibis matter would take hold of it. A charter was grouted, many years ago, for a Plank Boad from Vandalia aero** the Okaw Bottom but had no power to extend further east, and the pretension on the part of a certain individual, who ha* made himself somewhat conspicuous in Ibis matter, that he

"ownedtke Cumberland Koad,"

had a charter for a road to tbe Stale line, &c.,

pretension

and

6lc.,

and to speak of it In lite mild

est terms admlssable, is a

grtos tmpatUion.

He has

no more claim to the road—no .more right to Plank Rofld charter ulong its line, East of the 0feaw Bottom, than he has to any speeded quantity of territory in the moon.

Very Respectfully,

MANLY.

BV TKLKCJBVPII. NKW

YOBK,

March 20.

The Crescent City arrived yesterday with Havana dates to tho 14th. Nothing Important has transpired since the seizure of the Black Warrior. That vessel is still in possession of Ihe authorities, aud the officers remain on board the steamer Fulton.

Accounts from Troy and Ulica show that the late tempest was very destructive, and many buildings were blown down, roofs blown oif, and chimneys and walls demolished.

At Troy a man was killed by tha falling of a chimney. The tower of St. Patrick'* church was blown down. ..

BOSTON,

March 30.

The gale on Saturdoj' lasted 25 hours, doing Immense damage in tbi* city and vicinity. Many buildings were unroofed and chimney* blown down. The gale waa very violent dowu east, accompanied with snow.

NEW Oa*£AX*, March SO.

There was a shock of an earthquake at Macon, Georgia, this morning, which lasted forty socouJ*. Tbe Arabia's Now*.

By the arrival of the Arabia, we have one week laler advices fro ra F.urope. All parties are arming for the coming struggle, France and England having Insisted that Russia •hail evacuate the territories before the 30th of April. The severe weathw and heavy snows had prevented any hostilities upon the Danube. ,,i

Tbe Emporer Napoleon at the opening of the Legislature on the 9d Inst., made a speech which was received with great favoi It Is very decisive In its tone, and very emphatically declares hia Intention of resisting the encroach meats of the erflesnl power of Russia.

Russia has demanded that Pressf* and Swedes •hall close their ports against the ships of England and Fiance. Their answer is not know a.

The British Ambassador left St. Petersbsrg en the I8tb of February without seeing theEaaperer, bis passports having been seat to hlaa.

The French ambassador decsanded to be treated la the same way, bat tha C**r expressed a wish to him. An Interview teak place, daring which be was invested with ihe insignia of the order ef St. Alexander Neaaky.

Snuw-*-TlH British squadron at SpHbead witt aoea number forty a*UU third French squadron has been famed, consisting of ten- sail ef tbe tlae, f*w*te*a frigate*, «m* fiteeo cemttM. It to seppew bat thia fleet *»'.! join tbe British fleet at Spitiwed.

It ramerw* that tbe eew&aedf fieets ai SpW I wealds by Qeeea Victoria and the I. :.:rwrer *r to their deserter* for tbe Baltic.

AD*AXTA«*

VE*RTSM«A—A

gent)*.

man uamed CliflbrJ, of Leaveoaronh, lnd., Wni a4«tmit»d in ih® Lo*tis*iH« Deroocmt tor a* vita lh*t paper gte«a tba fioUowiox t3b« rrstitt. whwh w« thiok clearly iliastraies th« adesnta|tes resulting from advwrttsinf. -lie says it* has received aa «tt«« to h» •dvi iemttoi 'JSilMtrn, 13da|o*ftwKtjn? hiteue^se* efU^tu, I 4d 6«|«f rinct, 17 i(«c%a Italr. I copy of ike Star**!** He**rte* ofa Baotw 1 ihswfek mhI iw»

tii* ""in 4 fmj ew bm ut We #f*r 2tUt«»lth* k»«r low, th«C4BIiboil Mifmti- :NI ewry t*)t|kMtt obw^ttooi bow. 4»11 act «h« tndieklaal woiaf th«« m* m,

IT WIFI

War

IH*

TIm eMn«tt«tty teady t» r«et«tre «f appmr axtee.tfcaw: ^se taha ara mora rtnrwiilrtlwMnir iiiartn-*i iteal, but wha do WM seek Ik* aid of! tmi tbe yw*»a la aaifceaa her arm r.—p«* l« Mittt tlMMBseive* For wr Wee Seed sp kfrimly. She here It wSth mMk*

hest ef th* imitMi aeraUAf.L

•At w.fja££ltf-1

Tbe EIonae«tea4 Bill.

The followisg is a brief synopsis of tbe B*^a» revised bf tbe Senate. Oa a atoOoa to refer It to the eoMiKtso on Psbtic Laada, Mr. Cos* took occasion Io express hi* hearty advocacy of the maainre. Oa tbe 9th tbe committee reported it bade to the Ssaate and owaimowriy recommended itsadopUoa. f^|rj

Flnt, tbat any free white peama, the head of a

fajpity, or who has arrived! at the age of 21 years, «iHna af ifcsH*ttnlftrtfir. iWHteJali'

•S -V w« over toj acres, to enter free of cost any public lands adjoining hia or her farm, aubject to private entry at the minimum price. In quantity when added to what he or ahe now owns 'equal to 160 acre*—provided he or *he *hall cultivate the whole or part thereof. Dr. Gardiner—Who were his Accomplices!

Of all the recent ewnta, the death of Dr. Geo. A. Gardiner, at Washington,, has awakened the most general aod deepest internet* A lelou, steeped in orime, dying by his own hand, and with a fstkehood on hia Hps, his death haa yet produced a ahock throughout the country.

There is hardly room for a doubt that ho deserved the severe puuishmeut that had been adjugded to him. Bui that a man of his talenls, education# prepossessing manners £nd social position should have plunged into such a depth of crime, and should have been consigned by the law to a doom so horrible, that he prcfered elen death itself, this very fact is calculated to excite pity and compassion. It Is a sabject painful to contemplate, and the mind would fain turn from it but by eomn mysterious principle of our nature and organiza

tion,

our very thoughts involuntarily recur, again and again, Io l!* terrible close of this brief career of guilt and crime, to the pri*oner in the guard room, to hi* narrow deuifi-bed—that death-beJ of unutterable agony—they oven linger with this wretched being, so suddenly changed, by poison, from the condition of life and health, to a discolored corpse, and follow him lo his dishonored grave.

Nor will the public interest, now fully arouked, rest satiafied here. Inquiries begin to be made for those who *hared with Dr. Gardiner hi* great plunder who partook of tho fruit, if not cogolznnt of the *in.

The large award to Dr. Gardiner—more than four hundred thousand dollars—was made hy a commission consisting of the Hon. George Evans, of Maine, the Hon. Robert T. Paine, of North Carolina, and the Hon. Caleb B. Smith, of Indiana-

It is deserving of remark that the tesiiniony of Mr. Evens himself, the President of the Board, given on the occasion of Gsrdlner's previous trial, showed that the award was made uuder circumstances, and on evidence which, In the mind* of most people, would by no meau« justify It. In connection with thU, It will be remembered that Major Latly, a son-in-law of Mr. Evaus, waa a participator In a heavy amount, wilh Dr. Gardiner, in the proceeds.

Neither will It be forgotten that It was one of the leading counsel of Dr. Gardiner, the Hon. Thoma* Corwln, of Ohio, who *ub*«quetttly made the order, as Secretary of ihe Treasury, on which the money was paid. He sold out his interest just previous to entering the Treasury Department, and, we believe, for the express purpose of enabling himself to act In his oflklal capacity lu the premises.

For a longtime it was aswrtod by Mr. Corwln friends, that the whole sum which he received remalncd on deposit* witli hi# banker#, Me*«r*. Corcoran & Riprf*, *nd thai It w* dMermlniKi, if Dr. Gardiner should be convicted, to pay it immedia

into the United States Treasury. tfiall bare an opportunity to eee whether he wul do it. One act, at least, in the tragedy, with all IU changing scene*, i* closed. The sparkling wine which has been drunk—the epicurism dinners which have been eaten—the jovial and noisy hours which have been enjoyed at Washington on the strength of this award—end finally the life of him who figured most conspicaoasly la the dark end fraudulent transaction, have all passed away forever 1 It may be tbat the only guilty oae has already been exposed bat we apprehend tbat It will be found somewhat difficult to convince people that grey-beaded lawyers, used to tbe expeeiUon of viilaiaies, and to weighing evidence, couldthoroughly investigate this caae, enough so to become Its successful advocate* without discovering indication* of something wrong.—N.

tely

ISSIi

illllilii

Y. Eve. tut.

THK MARTHA WASHINGTON Cast—HASJW CoaFos

T«JAL

Paosaaus.—We are Informed by offi

cer, Harding and Meara, who have just returned from Helena. Arkansas, of tbe following facta relative to the priaoaers la the above ease:

Oa Friday last, a wilt of habeas corpus was aworn eat by Mr. Verger, defendants counsel, and they were brought before the Coart apoa lu issaiag.

The Hon. Mr. Yerger claimed their right to aa immediate trial er their release, Mid the Proaecatleg Attorney aekiag for time aatil be coeld receive information from Littie Rock, the reqaest of the Prosecuting Attorney was complied with, sad the trial ea habeas corpus was pestpeasd, aatil this (Wsdaesday) morning at 9 o'clock.

The prisoner* appear ia good spirits, bale allowed to take their maalstta betel, near the jail, *Nd being famished with bedding which they partad af tbe Bell Sheridan,

J(easts. Harding aad Mwara say, that the eHitea* if Helena were coarfderaUy surprised on the arrival ef tbe prisonew, beiaf WrtaUy unaware thet they were t» be broagbt there fisr trial. Thereto t*vindictive feelingaiaoegIheo. la regard te Ike' l«*eeaen. aad they shaU have fair trial.

Tin* officers report the arrival ef J* V. Smith, I

MM!

we sappeee as S. C. Bartow waa la coaspaay1 witli him, that he also Is there.—C«*ei«t*sf»

aeatwi Smead. At tbe last bail fiwa at theJWte?*e»—wbieb by tbe way cw tbe city |^Wtihe Empere* said bar ee ««eh etfientioa that the Easnes bee terWddaa her adasisaioa U» the TeWieries! A letter writer ia descrfWag tbe coafserer (Kb* Smead: ssys:

She Is

Atom

stein lift ought to t» aatofted

toesatiftil «NM Is

d—bif

Br^t,

he!

•*J fiMMli wtmttkmjf jjasts** *fc» hwastf isfcrhm

M§

No Roo*a Here.

«Ne room here," called oat a dtoras ef —nslcal s*toe "not aa inch ef mem." Tbe haadeome "bus" has stopped la the aeatre ofBroedwav. Oa tbe stMs stoo4- a gtrl poorly dressed, wiwia a «lreie ef Wtrv at ten or twelve children ef fashion their fine dresses fluttering ia 4farttag*ishin)r beaer. The peie fiae face looked eagerly in. Sadness sat oa her brow. A shate of disappointment paawd ever her fair feature* at tbe cry, (aad saeering cry it w*r) ef "ae room here," fairly disheartened her, aad she turned te pick her amy through the mad to the opposite side.

No room here. Sorrowful and down-trodden eaes, keep out. Homely want and pitched garntnte, keep oat. Yoa who have fell the pinchlag ef hanger yea who have died tears ever 4be scantily sodded grave of dead hamaa paasiea, touch not oar braided garments, profane not ear costly laces by strange glances. See at our bands, they are white and delicately gloved. Look at your red fiagers hardened by labor, aad see if they ere fit te mingle with oars. No Keep ont of oar palace*,our shops, our carriage*, even out of the people's oninibusses whea

Markets. Cikctwati, Ma^22, P. M.

Flour—Is dull ot$G^l.V®6,4 J. Provi-ions—Are easier with a moderate demand. Sales of 115,000 pounds bulk aides at 5,^'c 0 pieces shoulders at 4^£c mess pork ia held at $12.

Lard—150 bbls head lard at 8a Gloverseed—Is dull at $5f2 V85,25. Groceries—Are quiet. A-Si'

Flour—Sales of 7,500 bbls. The market opened h,«vj but improved at the close. SUte $7,31(8 7,37.

Grain—31,000 bushels corn changed hauJs at 77979o. Prices are easier but not quolably lower.

Provision—Prime pork $13,50, me«» $13,50. Lard—Sales of GOO bbls at 9%- Prices are lower. Keg IH4.

NEW YOMC

CATTUS

MASKCT, March 21.

Offering at all the yards 2,314 beeves, 870 cows and calves, and 3,174 sheep. The severity of the weather had some influence in keeping back the supplies, aud the number of beeves iu llie yards were nearly 1,000 less, thau. the number offered last week. Beef cattle BfdlOJ^'c. Cows and calves $30£35. Calves $434 50. Sheep $4o4 50.— Swine, gross weight, $5 3.V35 50. Very extra beeves sold at 1 Ic. Swine are plenty, and prices area shade lower.

An editor out West offers his entire printing establishment, subscribers, accounts, &c.,foraclean shirt and a good menl of victuals.

BISHOP I'FFOLS

Of the Diocese of Indiana, will administer the holy rite of confirmation in St. Stephen's Church, in this City, on Sunday next, March 26th. He is also to preach on Saturday of the present week in the same Church, in the moroiug at 11 o'clock and in the evening at 7 l£ o'clock.

MAItKIUD,

In tills city, on the 14th Inst., by Rev.

WOOD,

Capt. WILLIS

AARON

FORD

WARD,

to Mis* ADELIA

all of llita city.

DIED,

In thl* cllr, on Monday mortlfng, March 30th, Mr. DAVID WILKINS, «ged 78 years. Mr. W. was one of the earliest settlers ou the Wabash, and was a soldier In the Tippecanoe campaign.

In this city, on Monday, the 20th of March, Mr*. JAN£ KL1ZA, wife of

CHASLX*

R. It. K.—Scrofula.

Wh»9 llw Patisat haa been sOletad for Are 8runUr, CavorsMs ajrmptoma will apposr oa the TIIIRD DAY alter ualnf R. R. ItMotveoti

Ten Years fifteen Year* Twenty Years

oa ths.

Thirty Years forty Years Kiftr Years

We hare haii eases where old Men of sixty years, bo have faeea aerofnloua all tbclr llr»«, entirely cured by RSSOTATIXO

RSSOLVOT.

tbe iliaeaaoil body, to he*lll and »lnn|tth. 'or all I'uln* in the Bones, or Acbe«, ajpply R. R. RELtElf exteraally. For Co*tlveat*s, tow Spirits, Halsoeboly, R. R. lt«f(ilatora.

For tale at J. It Cl .VIXO HAM'S, Draeffl't

NEW ADVKlt riSEM 15NTS. PAPER HANGINGS. s. nouics. S. HOLM ICS

TUXmftnrrifceai

eeWof

Paper.

f«l

of F^iac«ba*ari«d! Lee Is hsa, with tbaabaniMof av Eagiisbbdjr]

dMMWtflk, perfectly, bmatifa!

I hare eeer sees, rithsr ia Earepeer Awer-

lea. Mer tyyaUaltaftther Eagfesls ska Iwsiks f«ir eaMplexiea, Ike %k» hair, Ike ktoa ejee. which are Aindwhtk ef the —tine, aaiattlflei IrtillIII iin.lmyifr which aM| s*ey saittfe, a*m at Unmtj awe. la forta less, aa4 ia amiaae» site Is a snesiiai te kaew the circa MMtau «Wa alike pkt,sai cwM^eMtir wbmm** jwdsiwa^tfceesM^raal'aiieaittpre^par *r*nA%-|

hewatlfel whea aeef-

AdNly dflfk. 1 iw** erw Aaaewi ai twdi wea4wfai jatrtlWIaa «art*la«jr i» f*«atse kaa ewftao ito*fBarftel*«i««ki.«rf

TW BWYWI INU

SON, souses.

AXrPACTrRKRS AS» ltlPORTCRS OK PAPKR flANODfUft, No. 1» Mala JUrwt, OaHnnatl, Ohio, keep al«ay* on baial a l*rp» and (sneral assortswat of Wall Paper, Borders, Fire Board Patterns, tVid«Cnrtain Paper*, tc. Ban/1 Horn el Man»/artartr*

Pffiw, All of which they ofler

the eoontrr trade at the low*t prieaa. Persons rlsttinf tbe dty and in want of Setts for Parlors, Hsll», Dtnlmr Ruems, or Otiambers, will do well liy eallinf ee the sobseHhers at

No. I# Main, third door below 5th attest, Market mea March 24, ISM-a^C a

TO HAII, ROAD CO.YTRACTOltS. C1EAUU) PROPOSALS will ba n«eST«d at

Kncionpr-s

OSes, te Chaiieftoo, Oeies Orxmty, Illteois, until WfJ. aneday. April Mb, for the Graduation, Masonry, and Ties, oa tbe Tarrr Ututo awt Allan Rati Rosd,

from

Kaiharrsas RIT-

«r to tbe Chtc*iro Branch of tbe Illinefa Cratral Rail Rosd. Proposals wl II he ree^red toy serttess ot atwot one ml Is earb, to be eoOMMDesd taiaiedistely. I*ayaieots, Caah, monthly.

Plana aad PrnfUss may be seae the «flm ia Ttarre-Ifante or la Okaihalon. As a large proportion of tbe above work is Terr heavy—and will be cenmwKvd imm«ll*teJj —£00 hmh can find employment on lb» »«m»

MWU,

CARPKSTKR, Ja.,

SlffaMr Bttt Ditltio* T. It. 4* H. Road.

T*rre-B**te Alt»m Jtail

Jtml Mtes,)

Ma reb 34, 1UEU8'

SIIKOCRr A.D 3IIiDl('l.\E."

FUTCHOOCK will ma ale to TVm-Haete (afUr the Mlh ptexfmo,} aa toeg a« MseecB**»aets tonaMatS, r««llUM, and Warn* amtta wf]| pncmlt, aad prepeaee to attend te «U sw of dassssa tbat najr be eetrasted to bis eefe.

DiMkMst the EYSS, and Bemis, Utlctwt, fe., aad, is firtt, al '-cm Ills, Will m*lr» particular attention, la Oeaitv Or. K. noed act istlesAleM ansaniters rt nmiMM tmlmel Iswrt lispiuwasents, bos. •wr, tn Masy respaeta inportast, «oeMe biia teepeiatewttk fmbt Caeillty aod te task* tbe praoaaaeTearnaetentf lest tedtoas aal

bat mote eertaiB.

lid, HARDWARE. Um

•m.

SPRING ARRIVALS!

sre ass reeeiriaj Mr ciaeh

HARDWARE. IBOX, HAILS, Ac* whiefe will be asere fall aad extemlee, ptaKr mMr ef MnAto awk than ku eA-eed ia Uria aisrtec Tettwlretd tHcsinat 'i t»e |wMie IPffaeratty. they by tesee je *«y, tbat tlwy pesasas ta^aasssisiste ^ateaaSe kasa, WMca esa

Iw sasaaawl ea the WabwA. J.COOK Ac CO^ UtowMmm.

SCTIfC PAITTS.

n* nww nouoct Stxcm.

sal*, asiwun esi seaaacun, ettlMr far heMs er eeMde wai. Aal a« it «s now ebce«nr s*d »m esetr anaA (vaatar sarftea ttsa teal, a*ts^ e^anU weii^its, sail bi set ^etiaasas, rumiwiiuls Waste twtbeetba law af b^Jtb nwajsiy.

lastitu* tae Pwewj fte wattaet CWr.falstt tetiMp awi MR te tfce kar* Kr eay reaeenasWe Oaae. la ttte laaatut M—ia. thafer fiiM* wta tw enfvdar teeny ettsrea tbe sutffcet. 1 Primt

*et swatKeeiflf lUwWt»tMA

marnr*

I LAW

(awl

».M0

«TA»

Itwdr«, MM ate •™vaawsft*

ATTAcgiiarr JIOTICE takwabj jteea, Tlasta wstt

WWN

atfuliiawrl

jmaat by at. fee aelmi ii.m. tits fae IfsriiHa ItaaUi,

T|GO Oeaatr, aa( MAW ef

TASMTBA^ERILAMBGLIH,

lufiaaa, oa

tatiwmlI*etrll»,,

seats

MH*I

erPissiii*MDM Sin asl Wettereat

IIMMI jta^Ha

9r»APMBPSa

4MH Una HH wlw 41 KS1HPBW

TM AF^

Oaeiatette

.attwetaak,

IL«b*» A*e%-

A. M^EF

wMc*

TT«MWM«N Mb*

IL,

«as au 4ar ef 1Mb, M#*. saar 3*- »4w

C. M. BAT,

J. [s^O-1

BAKER'S HATS.—SPRING FASHIONS. imawRtui air, umur sots tts. MM. TlfK sball tatrodwse eur torias Sljle of Oeatlei

IT Hats aa Satarh itoAm. Tbe reputatioa we hare tlrestf flarl tor tbe asaeMare of tbe best Xotesfeia aad Beater HAT, la a saflteiont gaaiaatee tor tke (jsaUtT^ T!k style of oer list Kb spriV wilt surpass, br beauty saff Metaes*. asydUnjc kwrtofim otkred.

TCI

FOKirjtKll.\~ai

are in for there's no

room. Go Into onr kitchens, retire Into the city's purlieus, slick to your slopshops, wear oat your fingers on six cent shirts. What if onr grandfathers did sell candles, keep junk shope, aod retail saulf they don't now, they're gene to Heaven —been gone so long that we have forgotten all about them. No room here. No. Away withering fashion, if thou caust thus corrupt. Let my lot be that ef the lowly. Let the bleeding spirit come to It. Oh never let It he said when misery asks for sympathy—"there I* no room here.'^

JOHN

N«w Yoa*, March 21, P. M.

C. H. BAKER l~0., Ctaetaastt.

gas westear. Mala aad 4tb «s.. re orders ssarcb Mt, WM-S4-U

Jnp» We are aow read to reeelse order* Ibr Jbe Introdw»oaday.

REMOVAL!

mlersirorsi have removed their OR»

HJK

ERV

to tSatnaaw ef

IV AMU PROVISION

snroitF,

•ad Oate Streata, «M*kJwt of tbs

Ooart llooaa Sown, wham they haw jest aniwil alum of YAMULT ttROOJUUES, and well PKOTBIOKS, tc. TMrsap|Iy (slarite aad welt adapted to UM easts ef

ewataaaHf. CMytUat la tbe Has kept

rooalastly ea band, aad will ba dlapw—s ef apoa th* aoit favorable tersts. BaooUec* oar stand. STtLATON A WAUMOL The Office of SHEWNAKF.R Ac STRATOff,

COMMISSHMT MRMCHJUrrS,

ba* beta, also, reaaoreJ to the abese aatteal stand, wbwe they wtu always be boat ready to firs pnaapt attsntioa to aU WIBCM ia their liae.

Tares-Uante, Hareh BUCKEYE CASH STORE. I*. Rl'CE,

VSOUUkl «IU IV

DRY GOOXS, NOTIONS, CurpetSfOII Cloths, Rn^a, Mattiair, Drujrfet, Lookia]rGlas!ie«s Window Shades, &c.

PAPER HANGINGS, and erery rsrietr of House Furnishing Goods, St Quoenaware.

VSIOK ROW,

March 17, lftM-SJSt/ "Terre-Hawto, tndlans. DOUBLE RECTIFIED W I I E 1

II- 1,1JIHWIC| is now manufacturing an article of Double Rectified Whiskey, far •nperlor to any ever brought from Cincinnati, and iu strength, purity and flavor decidedly the best ever sold in this western couutry. All thoae who prefer a first rate article to a common one, for the same money, will please call at Ihe

CINCINNATI STORK, Union Row. All kinds of Domestic and Foreign WINES aud

LIQUORS,

of the best quality, aud at Cincinnati

price*, always on hand. Terre-Haute, March 25, lW»3-2Rtf COPPERSMITHIN

Gr.

MIES T. JTIOOR12—SION or

THK

Eut-

rHAxr— ENGINE AND D1ST1LERY Work done. He also manufactures

Soda Fount*,

Gopp?r

Wash Kettles,Cistern and Well Pumps, iboth force and lifting,) and all other articles m»de of Copper. Work entrusted to him will receive prompt attention and he done in tho best man ter.

Feb. 17-31-if. it viti: in I\CI:I diilAA.__GOOI) INVKST1IK.VT:~A e»j Ijlwwl/*"" InaproOlable bualneaa rN| over per month, is In want of sn sasistaot. An unmarrlort man, of p»od sddreas, a^eualoined to travulinjr, and ha« ln|r a eapital of a few hundred dollars, can procure an tnli'reat, whoroby In a abort lime be an double his money. Kor particulars aihlrtuu

J.J. BUWKN.

ljiIajeUo. Indiana, march 10,18W-84-31 WAITL PAriR AT COST! r|t HE aMbacrilu-rs kaviiijc i«teriniii«Nl tonHiH|uWi the (wlc

»r Wall Pan^r, oBbr tlielr entire stoek,

FUHNITtTRK AND CIIAlllJ.

ConalMin LOUKG

Inz In psrl or KO!KAS, BURKAI's, T.IM.KS, iKk, HtiiU AND U)W POST BEUSIEADH,ancl

CHAIKS of every description.

Work made to order by Uie beet of workmen, anu of tbe beat material*. Kepalrinx done on ahort notice. And all Furniture aold aa low ait any establishment on the Wabash. Don't forget the place,

DEPOSITS TII* PSAIHIE

Terre-Bsute, Marvb It^iSt-ly

GOULD.

SITUATEDirti

Fifthdar SeTenth lsy. Toatbday. XU lMjnth T«rentletb day.: Thirtieth tar.

R. R. Remedlsa oxhibil Uieir elRi-aey

Fifth Hlrrct, tli« location nf tlc«r InU can

not Iw exeelled tV sny etber let* In tli* city. To any iwrson wishing to malte a line ImprovMueut fcr their own personal eoovealenee thay are worth double the money I ask (or them. a. I1ARI)RRT, Itcal Kstate

l«OT COHNt

11byOtsCJ5-N

Ft: IV XKtr rOHK UJ.V8TR JTKU, Solon K'.M»-«,n. 'In* (iv a*o Wsw MISSION Ifnts* av Km Points, by tbi of lliu Mission.

AH marohl?

raai.

M.-as

oRKEa

W. If. RVCKIA'OHAM'S.

ISAAC STKAliF&T'U.,

-. /m *Q a* si w,

raosT *sn

nmx nuttr*,

I MS tfm-TH" t'oas

smuweeoeat wfth aie to erlad ee the aioM, n«B*dia|t aosfity and owner ef both mUta, at eseh sad

cisciss »«, ow.o.

Warehouse, Ho, 19 Kront Mn et, b. I* «en Msln& Waluat. rj'HK above la a wood cm

doubte-geared "tl«,sa* er

ILL

Wemsnnfsrterea Cnrn ef jfreat atrengtb and dtttsbUlt iM.a of operatli. We pliuv Una useful i-4intr1 «u.e onrf.f'nt Mills, by whldi means we convert* Corn Hill iii st F«»e3 Mill batw few mtante work to put It t.p, «r uW* «fT.

Wcmaqafaetar«]MrtAble Mills, slngt# and double red (tx-fttnuality of Freoeb6»orr») to grind Wheat, Com und Ktoek Feeds,«elcslate4 far stesm, water or Horae j. er. These Mills have beon rtn by «u«am and horse p.»• in romaetltitm againsttb*ether m»u of Mill* in our •, at our State Fairs, and liave nev jlled lo carry off fimi premlatf—on on- bcesaion was award'

'.I

medal. OurMillaalaobxl( twoflrst pr •.

UI^1,.

LHMH

,..

MilU, at two annual Kair* of our Mtwnanic'* 1 n« i,! te. AUiO—PurlsMe Maw Mills to be ran by utesm. wafer or power. 'IhhMill was exhibited In op^rstt'i iiy it»r»e r. st the OhioHute Kslr, In

USM,

wlten an.

I.warded

a preuiietn and a wri«adld attver aiedal. AUSO-MKrHK kind of portable bore* powers, and a! "MiiiJJrqrlaes. All onr artWIoa, for esse of.], rr.t in,»tinpsk.!v, usefalseassad durability, areaari.i .i iy bone a«w in D*e.

All our articles are warranted aa repr"" *tetl—or

aale

—at oareostoftrsnsporuiioa and the money ref lcl. J*or fell dcserlpuon and teaUmoatets ofmci .i «g4 us-f-*!r-aa we rrf-^r those luterested to pami '.! 1. be doer tai r., wbere we take plea. toe-j tcb S/h^.c. IW AC hiRAtlieCO.

SOTS.—Mr. Kimball, the partner of J. R. Harrow*, while exhibiting a Aarmwa MllJ at oer Ktate fair, bus tall. Was boisterous about bla Milt, and counfeoosiy rutrnd ieio an corn (hits: whoever«rtr«« qesatitj

WS"

to Wlll.c

sad every trial.

rutrr TIUU

Itrsab to ran a IS In. Mill) B«mw« Co. tenas»ia. MUI. •er owe

TBI* I_

Btraab teross33in.MflI| BsrwwseO».tenaisMlii.Mttl. VDIUP TKIAlE Itra4fctorwaa» 1*. Mill) Burro** *Oe. to rw in. M&I. the |«ii«,l» caste, that boisterous eearwt- stepped

T* the shore I sow append a ehtllfpge to (Had ceb (M o»l of wbeha ears of nor». will ma af )H lncfc, '*tlr**s or

premiom at I be

BMt

T*S FKKTS,*'

eeb-breaker atauiiaieat, rt» Mac

Olw jRsfr

mrlieit tkrnt leak r«

Voir,

fur /•//, snlaat iMlt -'i

Wsrraws MJSl and WRUaw (ttewart's QM» snd Keatwi kuxlc Feed Milts, bo*h lobe roa si eaee sad yoa are

Sf}»«*be*rf»A or rtrt} baslaea*, yea have mj eaihe sabrobstioa k» res Mr. Pofnerwy"* Cora Creaher as an aaslita*T« Ifheakl sry rtagtearUrletM veiprlnd eqaal laqnallty or oaasituy totheoniablaed piwdaettoasof thetwoortfcree a»H» as yes fdesae) tfcea yon can draw few bundled dofts*«M stake* p«te». boys, dwnt be eowar'ttr^—(here it

«Hy»—there

wetMssr «traH t«V tke wefitsof ten*, Ms«S Ml, 1»AAC KTRACB. FAPEB WARFIIOI HE, JT 4k Walaat Street, Ciaciaaatl, Obis. TUB ss4eea%»e«t reiMrtfaRy cell tbe sttreOoe of all te

WMH at

en twsssl «s eseme

enKee tor Owtr sataOie

vMtft is

BOW

WBtTKZIJfC fJtlXT,

sefcareledfai tabs «aps*tae«• kedl la vais

foods thatr bae te tbeh fall sad a«aj4e

nfcw*. eeaebttM -ia

SSSerf

fag 4* CedeaTm CiMimiit «e t^OT^tiauiag CeauamialLMMT 4a HMT**

JMtem* 4a

raita

tto* do

*o «. te Tea 4e Flat Cap 4o

PtMenr Cjrds sad Caed Mbtwta, SsHmad thH* mt XrCrwsry

Mtnkae

aflaafeeaMnis with wsaMittatweesaMS stl «ee*» ta oer low »irtst

aa4 WMi«ra

tmi

atxo«*oo^

MMMfefiHstwcf* f*iMf j&sdhnm S74k S» vataatiu. CtasiaasM.«

VCLTET KrBBO^S.

jasas£s,,r-'"--v'w%Kr

Terre-Haute Prices Current Omnrttl weakly, every Thatatey, by HJBSHT &, AgtlR, cauca or aar eoees, asewaus, Ac.

WHOLRSALK.

Ptow 9 bbl. vrtwat

Ftaxaaed. Lard

....jaaBtt

.-...10*19

Maew....

£.00

8-0* 000

Ftsh White Mackerel IVa*............ Tw......4...... Indigo Salaaratea. Nails Cimllrt 5(aur C»Qdl«« Tallow Dried Applee 9 beab.. .*100 Ore«a .«

.......».eo .....

.l.to*t.u .....

......88

Freebes Dried.... ......l.fO Potatoes ,..*90 CImM ........10 Madder... Onion*.... .....SO ChWtaea

Doa I SO

Cider t.» Oat*... .........8#

Mail Arr TKRRKHAVTK,

RETArL.

.«$13S «4,» aa

....fS^SO

0,00

....0.SS ....S*10

0,00

......

......m ....test 19 ...K*«0 ...S0*99

-W

Salt bbl OOAL

Busbel...

Weed »eoni $.» Uatftbaii ,90

Featbwe Kies Whiskey

(all

.......00

.. ....00

-40

..... .....

90 19 t|

TSW.oo

,00 10

tat 90

«..... ..... 0

......10 ....1A»

10 JO

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Ksmax, l*ilv, Icxocpt Snida.v*,] T.M suiw UtM, 6alfy, 0PM Snunwiiw, Daily......... 8 P.M. Sot-reW, IaU.v, Sexeent Sunday*,) 13 I' M. Xosrant^, (Staee Unc, 1 Stutdaj'. wa,lneeil. rrtday. .3P.M. (IHctcptUne, JTtwalay.'niorad. Saturday,. 6.^ P.M. RuwMtwnex, Tuesday, Thuraday amt Saturday P.M. i^tawmaMrtUit, Ttmalay aad Satarday, ........0 P.M. Cltaustr, Trvdnesday .....9PM. Btnrean, Sstunlay, 9 M. PoarUiMM

Saturday,. ..S P.M.

I»I:PA RTIRKS.

Iiltaa, Dalle [exi-ept Suiuls)!] A.M. jUtXT Ioiri*, Pally, fadvane* ef aootract tlnw]...... 10 P.M. ttrstsenius Dsliy. 10 P.M. Sorrasait, Daily, Isxoopt Snnilayr]..., 4 A.M. Nonrwr**, f8ta«eUue,jTu*day, Thnted. 9 Saturday .SAM.

Packet Une,) Tueaday, Tlur*tay A Stmday .0 ii P. M. BIMSIMWK, Monday, Wtdnwlny Mkl Friday. & A M. CatwrosMvius, Monday and Friday......... 9 A.M. (U*usi*, Thursday A.M. llKtwoan. Wntnoadav A.M. Po*n*an Miue, Friday....

Histo

rorr, ron-

aUUnir of 9000 l'leees, wilh Bordora to match! comprlalng very great variety of new and faaltlnnsble styles, varjltig in prices from to

cents per pleee.

All persons dnnlrouN of maVinur pureha*** of Paper nre resueelfully Invited to call and examine the assortment. J.COOK A CO..

Terre-Haute. mareh 1. "Si-Mlf ffo. 1,1'nlon Row, cm rui.M'r in: sroiti 'I^HB sabfcriber respectfully Invites Uis attentipn of the clttsensof this city, anil surrounding eouulry, to it is L.AKGK atoek of

Terre-ffsete, Feb.®!, 'M

KUI

II.

C. K. WAHKEH.

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.

Age

OUT-LOT l'OR SALE.

COXTAIWt.VOlotfifUrs*.

KINtK ACRIHt, wMeb I oiler ft.r Sale on

food term*. This lot ia a very vsluabla one for gsetetiin* pur|ta*ea, Tbe Is placed In my hand* for aale and I will dlaposs of It at low B. UAItllKUT,

M«,rch 17,1*64. Keal K«taU Asent. (JOLI) HKm

VhARGK

STOCK. of a (itij^-rior qnalltv. for sale at H'.tLfU JjVt,h jm v, Wen .ifUia li^ok,»»

nmrcb I',Ui.

Msiu Cues—Ka»t«m at P. M., all others.at

A.M.

Closiits of tho Mitiln.

P. M.

Sundsya, R-jstern at S P.M., all otbsra TJ P.M.

OrOtBee Hours, from T| A. M. to TJ P. M. Stmdftya, from to 0 A. M. OIBee cioaes durlti* thr oneuleg of the Raalrm Moll.

J. 0. JONBS, I'. M.

Jan. 1, lSM-41-yl dr o. iiM,sTi:i)'s pills,' Witt. 0t:»K

DVSPKPS!A, rrfniOESTION, RILIOPSNEW, AMI/ ICvrry I»ist':»sc ol lhi« Mlttmncli, TH

ATl'EXTIOI* or TH

E ITKLIC

IS CAUJiD TO THK I.AROK STOCK OK DRY CMiOlM At F. NIPPERT'S.

Mock of Ur) OOCKI* lMing unueuall)' binte ftr llils M'ason of the year, hp will thoreforo ofltar great Inducement* purchaaers. In ordor to reduce ll before hlaprlnir and Summer purehsae* arrive.

Uelow arc a few articles enumoratel: A nice aa*ortniont of Dolnlnos, CsMtutere*. A1|*SCH», Ptbl.l Merlnoois Olnehams sad ('alteons Iriali Utieiia

Hleachml SUirtln^s,Towellnj*, 'Iteklnin au-l Cli.'eka. A large end beautiful naaortmentof litillt'* KtnUroldw.l Collars, t5n0ii, Underaleoves, Cheinlsetle*, Workril ltanU and Infaats Ca|s, Kd|tln|rs and Inaertincs. A Auc tot of M'lilt" Jaconet*, (Swisses, Strltm* and itriUlnnleeits.

I'arrinetiin llloek. North of Public Sijnare.

FRESH BEEF! A VINO bmmht an .vljoinliif lirniM aSiM^ially fir tlc purpoac, aod eiKatni( tlie cuf«rint*ad«nce of \Vltxi«M THiat.wru,, a practical tlulcher, we shall keep on hand, ilur lug the winter, the rholccat kind of

FRESH MEATS.

wtdeb will beftirntalied, »t all times, in ROASTS or STKAKS, as (tistomsn may with. Call oti HIDDLH 9 !,OCR!U!OR,

Nov 1% IW-^tf

U. A H. Ccrntr.

NOTICE I

'IMIK Inhabltanti of the City of 'I'erre-Haute, |tialllled lo JL vote In tho premises, are be ruby notified Uial it Foil will be opened at the Court House In said citv, on the flrat Monday In April next, heiiur tho third day of aaid inoutli, for the election of FIVK PKHKOXM to serve aaTruitees of the Public Kehoc.U of snld city.

Ity order of tbe Uonrd of tfeboe] Tru»lett»of the city of Terre-Haute. M. bUUhK,

CUrk.

Torre Hnute, March », l«l.^«4-4t Atlminiatriitors' ,\«ti of Appoiiitinnnl.

N'OTICK

IS HJiHKUV OlVJiM, That UJO undor*tirnel hsvn beeii nji|olnled adminixtrfitors of tho estate nl THOMAS Ctas.ir. late of Vino -county, devested. SaliS eslatc ia aupiwsed lobe aolvetit. llONOl! CUNNIpp,

March 17, t8S4-42S~3t JAM lib HA.Mll.L. s. *. b*ou*» s. *AYSOXHE.

II. UROLVTF A FO.,

J*ro«lticr Coin 111 U»ion JUrichnntw, march 10, O O O

1M.V1 AIR LIBERA ILROAII. IN.VI

Eastern Passengers Take Notice

Mil AK A POMS and ItKM.KKOCTAIXK nhd

Sii'.fisst,

i.. j"

CI.KVK-and

I.AM) KAIt.HOAIt In connection with the Ohio IVni Ivent.i. Cleveland and Columbus, Isilte shore, and rti :'roads.

*nd Qs'.-t.-M TTi. 11

nelUtfoiitalnefc.

Cel n.iftus, Pi 1»'• .•!• jrh, Phtls.i•-1 ehI.-I.1i.I1,|inor»»,Cleveland, UutiKtrk, llunulo. Albany, tiew yorK snd Dossil. Ala^ lo Daylon and Kastern Ohio.

Two I tally Tri! l«ar liidlsns|Kili«.(H i(. tB)»«x i-iiUi'l 1st. Ha Kpre- 1 A. M.—Connecta at I i.i with irains for Itayton nM iiieln' and nt Hcll-^»iitiine with Trains for Hj fu jt9eid, ir Randuaky and at lyde with Tr»'» f"» l^ntrOit, »vr. at Onltion for Piltsliurifh, Pbliii M'a. It. 'iiore. arid Wa^lilnrton. Alio, eon net at urhb for Cltvel.imi s' Rsstern i-liie*. Arrive nt ('Icvelnnd In time for the Hhore Train for liunklrk, Dutblo aad

How

:ver

York, and ^awksr thsti by any

etber rrjiit#—ihi being the only reliable through route. Thruagh to Cl«vel*n4 in 13 liottr*. Pasaenrers for Columbua by takineQ A. M. Train, ela 11 -t.,i.iM.ii- rid arrive um In the afUsrnoon, nt 'l .jui. 1. iii,.nby:i'n other route, rare through tt.Sti.

Sd. Kxpress Train, leaves at 13 M., after the arrival of all the Trains from UM west snd tonth—makinK all lha Kaaterti ami -..uiii'ira exHMteethms, and belnx the only Train from r- oon,thal b*s IhroiiKh conneitloea wim Cleveland, Pitt*bui*h, PhiladelpbU,and Kew York. lAghtnlng Speed to Calumbu*, ZanetvilU, Ntteark, and Baitern Ohio.

Paaa»n*ar* by thi» train ran ffo by way of Oallion to Co• lun, I. ..,rrirlmr Uiere at S a. a., Is tUns for all tba Kastern trail •. -I KIOllT HOCJfB ahead of sti) oilier routed Fare

PSteMgars Dies et Tndlan*p4is.

Eatlern Ilaagagt Cheeked to Ck*ae£amd} Pittsburgh, and Philaatlynia Baggage Cheeked to PiUtburgh, sacs raoa Miu«seeus

LoetsvlUe

llattoat..,.. aJBO Colutabas, 4JO. 4 Cfneinmitl.

3,00 tjm

Pbttadplphu,and BeHlfntfe, J9J23 Ciovelsnd, C.UO gew Yer* via Hrtl^ij.Jwa,,.. J7M V, New vert und, itfiO (and 1,: 1 iic way by Kallfuad.) rata K«a rsaas-aarrr-re

York via Cisrelsad,

lafayette to UiM )UdWe(4

.» yjM

W J*JO

flCarThrou** Tietteu e*a bi Reared at all the Oenenst TMcetOflee*. P. X^—prfs Kxapaar ba v« m»de arrancsmeon with theseveral Railroad Corporation* for ewatmting ihroeah. rratebts

from

CleveUod, Jtew Ynrn, Pltubaryh and PhiUJ. WwrijtoHAM, fispH.

torPer Oeaara) iaforme*ee in reeant to rr^WKU, ap— P«/" JAUKH HOOKEK, r-!»..*, IBttMt G«noral Pir«*bt Afent.

SEW ARR A KTIEHOM

Wi test. Madison Indianapolis and Pern Railroad I Rtutaeaa men wfc« have omu&tn ta deal at ClnetnaslU art rweM'Wtud f« exawln« tbe Mlowiiw Revlaod

UrUIAJtAPOMS TO

L'tii

lets da wtOi of (Mr eeperter sas.

Cera ia «ar, aacfce*, er baM^t ysrba«aet«.

MMMAW*

aa sa tbsaesM* atmeas

aed we tarttsalt a treat ef aa* te aed yrlees badlierw pmrdauiaf eleewbaia.

TM»T**wOk be

tarit for

fr«rt(rtffi,t)etwee# the rttte* of Indianapoli* and anrlnnstl for m4L Havia( hue ef tm elaw stesmers plyln* b«tw«M Oaeimwti and UeksriUc, la aeaeectios with tbe luflre*!, w« are prepared te aeeoanae^ste our customan, wm pmmpuum ami 4a*pau*. at rmta«e4 teere^ sa4 wMkeat say chaiga for 4r*ysge or eeainMoa at Madl«on.|

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Mesl end Oats,. 6 ett^ •Wbest, rye, berley, bsaiw aa4 ml, aw ,,

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jai«UMs*)teieedsp(eaiptlyeiwlae4*MGU|iiiaated^ 'l*«Mseay*fa M^*gb|»S**aOadaa^lwffl lesv*lediaasfMttrilt e*«toiek,

N.. sad

at tafco one

ap9ea^W SteaaMra, J[Mts^l fUk.ial Alvia

srifeattoaastatcw^aKstClBctattsft latliasfori WesrataH, fam^MtaMtl at 7 o'clock p. M.. KsfUeaa ta*S auwataf, bwekfcif ea cbehoal, srrir* talnOarayntli rteorai, •JSMRW aa4 ieSxts* tba. Seat* wttboetestrs rfcan

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tadtaaspefta, Pebrisry «. lCM'tttf,