Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 167, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 November 1854 — Page 2

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A. II. SANDERS, EDITOR. TKKM OK SUBSCKlPTIÜ-.v Daily Joarnal, per year........ . " - by U weeK, aquI Ty?yi3,nl r:::::::: . t v0f w w ww B t w r ee e HAI www mm mm CITY OF EVAHSVILLk.

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Th CelebVailon t Indlunipll Our Indianapolis exchanges hating been delay d in, their arrival, we were unable to obtain a correct report of the celebration at Indianapolis, in commemoration of the great victory of the People over the combined forces of Old Liners and Doughfaces. We learn that the celebration was largely attended, and passed off delightfully in every particular. There were representative present from every district in the State united, they had all secured the greatest political victory ever achieved in the State by any party so if they did not have a delightful time at this meeting, it was all their own fault. We only wish we could have been presenton the occasion, aa one of the repre-lot sentatives of the "banner district'? ol Democracy,but which this election had ita Democratic majority reduced two thousand. By 10 o'clock on the morninff of the 1st, a Urge crowd had collected at the grove in front of the State House. We learn from the Journal that the meeting a organized by V e appointment of Cul. Thomas Smith, of Ripley, Preaide -t, with one Vice-Presi-dent (rum each Congressional district, and I Duugas Alaguire and IE. II. Eilic, ct the La- j fayette Courier, Secretaries. The "ball was I opened" by Coli Henry S.Lane.in one ol his I happiest efforts. Cob Lnjje's speech is ' spoken. oC lo the hihet terms, as a most ab effort. t a 1 He was followed by Hon. Sani.' Parker, in I a speech ol about an hour, in which he for-1 cibly elucidated the great importance ol the late election, and the necessity lor an adher-1 ence to the urganizttton by which it haul been etr -cted. It had deiuoualrated that the I jvople cwuld always be trusted to protect I their interests and rights, and however they I might have yielded lo the influence of party I names and a80l iations, ' whenever a great I moral issue was depending, the heart of the naliou would be found right. His remark were constantly interrupted by bursts ol ap- j plaue, which evinced how lulJy hissenti-l

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ence. ' At the close of his speech, the assembly adjourned for dinner. In the afternoon a larger trowd than ever confine J, and Judge Morton, of Wayne county. led eff in an excellentai.d enthusiastic speech. Alter the conclusion of his speech, & resolution was offered by Mr. Barry to the ef- J fect, that the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States, the Ordinance of 1787, and the resolutions o! the 13th of July, were a platform long enough, and broad enough lor the whole I American people to stand upon; which was adopted unanimously, and with great ap-l plause. I Mr. Galloway, of Columbus, O, the gentlemau who has just been elected to Congress over the lamous Dr. Olds, made one o: his best speeches. He was followed by Mr. Riley, of Hancoik, and by filr. Orth, of Lafayette. They occupied the remainder of the aiternoon, and the convention adjourn - ed at nearly dark. It aa marked through out with the very best of feeling, the utmost . .;' , I .. . ... . unanuuity, and by stirring enthu lasm. It has proved vory effectually to the "Old Line Democrats," that it: they have for a moment thoughflhe people" would after' so signal ly defeating their enemies, rest quietly and. be satisfied with their succcts, they sre much iiiistakeu. These demagogues and dough ' face have as yet tut seen the beginning. A nflanclialjr Cate. ! A man named Jas. O. Lobey died at the yommerti4i uoiei, mi city, a tew aays ago, and his body .i interred in a proper man - nap tliraallilh f K 4 Ii la n t W gf a a aaf rStl vna -r' It appears he ha J started from Philadelphia aiew w ago, ,m. a companion, ana a t a a- . . ' .Dunuain uir.n. oe.wn men, orirareiing to the west.ano aeep,n2 inemseirea aotue . little lime wh.e they obtained employment. n .a . f - lit al ISut eriuenny imri"g mon.y couia oe almost picked up irom me streets 01 tne wesleru.cjiies, they spent their money too freely, and w'C'? aluioiit peiinyless on , their rrri?al at Cincinnati. .They got down to Louisville,! however, hen they went as deck hands on a steaner. Alter loading the boat, they with fn tther hands were discharged, the boat not being able lo get oot. ' Ther bought a skiff and simed for Gvansville, and doubtless had a hard lime ol il. At Ne burgh they weie comuelled to sell their boat, and we presume walked here. Air. Lobey ws taken with something like the cholera soon alter hi-rrival, and died after a abort sicknrss. He l as left a wife and two or three children at Philadelphia. His wile's mother is said to be wealthy, sad hit own father, a tobacconist, very well off. His cm panIon appeared almost heart broken at the loa of hi companion, and especially under ach circumstances " i-UT One of the CL arleston (3. C.) papers during the prevalence ol th. yellow fever in - that city, recently, published the : following emphatic warning: '. ", j . Letit be shouted in the. cars of :those who are now here, to stay is death; let it be proclaimed to all who intend to follow them, tn.it to come is dzalhl . death!! . uothioc but DEATH!!" "

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immeuse amount of capital and labor em- I would prefer that Mr. Conant should ployed in the manufacture of paper; and it deny pointedly and specifically any allegrais only by a re'coorse to figures and reliable tion which 1 have made, to aeetnj his un-

statiatics. that adjust conception of the nature and extent of the bu Iness can De approximated. The rate atbich the consumption AwmmA k. nooaaanvw fur lhl mill uciiicu .we ui.iriiii ucvraa.ij iv. ufacture oi paper, and which they had regarded as unfailing, ha been comparatively exhausted to uch an extent, at least, as to render them no longer able to keep pace ; with the demand. Rajis which at one time proved a serious incumberance to house-Keep-ers, and were thrown out with the daily ona,j -. - . . arc now becoming not onlv sought after, Dul an article esteemed almost precious This state of things had be n foreseen; and the' proprietors of the Lonwon Time jknowii g the effect an. advance in the price paper, growing out of a scarcity of rags, would have in diminishing their pron:s, ot fered a reward or 623,000 for the discovery of a cheap and perfect substitute for rags as material foi the manufacture of paper Many experiments . have already been tried land though aa yet, without entire success, we may still reasonably hope, in view of what has already Leen accomplished, that ultimatey the desired result will be attained. What man has dune in the past, inspires the be fief, that his genius is capable of lurther and theater achievements, that indeed whatever Dia( physical and intellectual wants miy (crave aa essential to . the grand prurcsi?e movements in favor of the true interests of Jhia race, will (ii time be procured, and brought withiu the achievements of science and art. yc trust that the check experienced in hneeting the demand for paper, will soon be recovered, as gr-at inconvenience has al ready been suffered, particularly .. by the Press. ' Many . proprietors of newspapers h :ve been . compelled to reduce the size ol their sheets, and in some instances to sus pend the publication of their paper oltogeth er. We kuow of no more' perilous undertaking in a pecuniary point of viewlhan to attempt at this time, ' the establishment of a newspaper. -We have at present in the United Slates, paper mills, which it has been estimated linauulaciure a7U uuu.uuu pounus oi paper i i year, valued at 627,0Ül),0U0. Allowing that lone and a half pounds of rags are required to make one pound ol paper, we have 405.00Ü,000 pound ol rag consumed in one year. which at the rate ot four cents a pound are worth 16,200,000; and if we add to this trie cost of manufacturing, which, Willi in Merest and fixed capital, insurance expenses &c., has be?n found to be $4,050 000, and the, cost of labor, making u aggregate ol $J3,ö35,000 a the actual exp-nditure in uiiuiactunng paper worth $i7,C00,OUO, we (find the "measure of profit by no means un reasonable, and which might even be con sidercd small, were not the manufacturer comj paratively free from those sudden change that affect the manufacture ot cloth and metals.'! If a sübstitate for rugs be discov ered, which will keep the supply of paper up to the demand, we can readily perceive that tremendous impetus will be give to tue Jtuanu.acte.re. Birx Fa I luces. A dispatch was receiv ed night before last by one of our City ' t ..r Banks, stating that the Bank of Circleville, O., Clinton Bank, Columbus, O., and the Farmers Bank, at Chicago, Ills., have failed. The dispatch we believe is entitled to the lullest credit. ..- We would advise our friends in the country not to sacrifice their State Stuck money, lor It Is Known tobe good with two or three exceptions, and believe that it soon will be I current , Tue Famed Johs Sawteh. -This venera k,e clttdy9 .gedfid', lately preached by I J laoDu ntment in a Iowa in New Hamoshire whe,e he hU mihUtTy 75 years ago He WM ,ceorapaniea b y a deacoo ol hi. I . ehnPeh .74, who has lired on the PenobI -, tp -, f;P h .lf a llllirr.,j has never fa - n h .jnce he went lo . ... . ' mi : ton I settle in a wilderness, as it were, in 1804 . UTThe Wayne County Journal says that j Dublin t ownship, Wayne county, whicu w- quoted as the most one-side town-hip in the State, must yield to Daltou Township, which gav but one "old line" vote, and that was ihepost master. Padocah American This is the name o! a new paper just started at Paducah, by Rich'd W. Perry, who is assisted in its edtiorship by J. D. McGoodwin, formerly of the Smitbl tnd Post Boy, &c. The Ameriican is very slightly touched with Native American principles, and starts out vigorously in its career. We send our paper in exc ange, for. the love of Mac. (r 5iessravLoe wen thai & Co., and Z. H. Cook & Son, take all the State Stock Banks for goods, as per. advertisements -There. are probably other merchants doing tue same, but they omit advertising the fact. Tkaca n.Aom a pa mnm rnrrent here thaD thev , . , ,. , were last week, OCT The A,eniot ,'he Jasper State Stock Bank, and Upper Wabash Bank, was in tne city day before yesterday,1 and said these institution had not the funds on, hand, to redeem their notes.

ol the article increases, baa lar outstrippeu truth or 1 ny material fact stated by me, I ber at Princeton speaks out in the right t". - etrnedweret. Htr ird w rr.ii the most extravagant anticipation that ,88ure him I will acknowledge my error. , roanuer; ' We have had thof same kind, of could have been entertained and has opened , puf th'e'infurmation ' of the public I will encouratrinc language ued tous on the were eoasuatty iy h?r. Hrjtm.iawerjpo5it. j u the eyes of maFnTactureTs to lhe atarlling bpre 8lateVtbat any bank note, under what- .treel bfm.ny of ou friend., but thi i. tbe fact,' that the source Irorn which they have ever name, whether Bank, .Insurance Col, tir si le tier we hove received on te suriect tBdejrtdto'anwhakaewadarpret.kUdtttUdandVeaeti-

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H. Sjfdebs, Esq: meaning and genera! charges of falsehood' applied to my statements of facta. If he -will - satis'y me of the incorrectness or un T .. m ! f. ti f'i n rm . ik--wniuiviui iiijj v., vi aiij . lurr wuipaui, issued in Indiana notv or for years past, must be issued by a branch of the State 'Rank, or by a regularly constituted free State Stock ; Bank, and in the latter case must hive the signatures of the State Auditor and Register on the note, or the note is a fraud upon the constitution and banking laws of the ; - l bfate; that therefore the notes of the " 1 names liank of Laurel." and of the "Jndiana btate Alining and aianuTacturing Lornpany" and "Conant's Coil Banks," are all frauds upon the constitution and banking laws of the State. And in answer to the question aeked me by Air. Conant. in this morning's Journal, I say distinctly and positively, in reference to the notes of his manulaciuting corporations complained of in my "expose," or any other notes, bills, or certificates tobe isi-ued by his corporations as a circulating medium, that those companies have not the right to puy out those notes "for a piece of coal land, or for f hovels or picks to be used by siid company for mining purposes;" and Jhat they l.ave not the right to give" those notes for wool, cotton, iron, or staple ariiticles of any kind, which they wish to use in their manufacturing business." And 1 need hardly ndd that in every instance where either of these companies pays out one of those notes for any purpose above enumerated in Mr. Conant's question, or any other purpose whatever, receiving value for it, it commits a fraud. - In Issuing or paying out such note?, such companies usurp a right not granted them by the statute law, and prohibited ry the State constitution; and such a usurpation U a very gruve offence against both public trade and public police, if not against public morals. I have not enquired into or made any charge against the lormer good character ur credit of Mr. Conant. That has nothing to do with the question of wh ther or not he und his associates arc now acting in open violation of law, nor have the motives ol Mr. Conant (which he assures us nre honest) anything to do with the case. .Are his companies openly violating and retting at nought the banking law of Indiana by issuing an illegal currency! That is the question. ' This question is no longer debatable.' The facts have been clenrly established, and Mr. Conant for his companies pleads justification and at the same time denies the law. The !aw is too clear to admit of a doubt either inside or outside tie bar. and this community, after hearing both sides. has with great unanimity pronounctd against the offenders. It now remains for thern to take active measures to redeem their iscuep, whether i hey be large or small, and to give the com munity some public notice that they are doing so. If this course is taken, all may yet be well. If not immediately adopted, other parties have given assurance of moving in the mutter, in a way likely to hasten the de sired end, and are now awaiting the deter mination ol those having the management of the Companies in question. A CITIZEN. Evamsv lle, Nov. 3, 1854. Proceedings of the City Council. Moxday Evesihg, Nov. 6, 1854. Council met pursuant to adjournment.Present the Mayor and Councilmen Scantlin, Stephens, Decker, Roquet, Raleigh, Hunnel and Mentzer. The following allowances were made: P. Woll.siS; C.Voght,66; G. Kollenburg, .6; F. HensclefT-r, 5; V. Roth, 85; G. Euler,S5; B. None, $3; Scuntlin & Parvin, 81; Silas Stephens, $S; A. Ure, 56,34; J.Majr,$l; A. II. Sanders, $.',0; John Jeffry dt Co.,43J, for lamp posts; T.J. bite &. Co , 201,40, for fitting up pipes, &r; Evansville Gas L'ght Co., 310,16, lor gas, metre rent, &c. Hiller &, Cetto, V. Filger, and A. Rennoth, were licensed to retail fermented liquors. Ordered, that bonds be executed to Guy Richards, Mary Ann Hubbard, Carpenter, Baker & Carvin. Chas. W. Rothwell, Win. H. Stockwell, J.H. Groesbeck, Jas. Harlin, Jr., and John Sttanklin, for theum of (3025, upon their conveying to the city for "Cf ool purposes, Lota 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. 12, 13, and 15, Eastern Enlargement bonds payable in one, two and three years, with interest payable annually on presentation at the office of the City Treasurer. ' Six iron ring bolts were ordered to be placrd on the lower wharf of the Canal. Council adjourned to rueet next Monday ' - . s' T " . ' ' . Omaha Arrow This is the title of a ntnur tu a h.itfa laoai.. fnm fin. lia C'ttv B t 1 rn t. i . - ,. , , Nebraska Territory. It is a dingy l.ttlsj " e'U b"f j wiU Pwe presume, in the same ratio as the country settles. ( , j , . ' fIJ The Farmer's Bank of Chicago was In disrepute here yesterday. We did uot i learn the cause.

A Parody for the Ti awes. When f reen'joai'jr jrrr-U, b hatry teU To l kUker cu nur ein are- leJ; And are lei.ren d ai.d ilaiibol; Because ihe.r Wbiaker will b redr t r The only arttlie red to coyer j A ad hide the view from ev'ry eyt To gloM the sprouts Ith blackness oter Abd fowl a ttrauger le lu dye.

lent ! ' The following letter from a dally suo-cn , ., - . rv I : - W me nicre-se oi price oi me Liany, biiiwc the change took place, friend very kindly: We thank our Pbiscetos, Nov.! 7th, "54! j Dear Sir: I send you enclosed oneyeara subscription. ($7,50) for our DaiU Journal I am glad you came out as you did ami raised tne price of the Journal it always seemed .r 1 lo me, that a Daily paper of the size uf the inup...l nutl.i nut h RiitainpH for th rr.all amount of five dollars per annum. I hope to be in your city in a few days. The first time I Comedown I Will Call Upon you. Very truly yours. (rCol. Benton is reporteu to be in ecstacies at the result of 'he recent elections, and i rejoices especially over the re-election of Mace, and the signal overthrow of the impart tial chairman, Olds. He thinks the Nebratk i iniquity is not popular, either in the (treat Valley or in the country. His language is: "It is not popular, Sir; I thought so in the beginning, sir. My opinion is confirmed, Sir. It isn't popular, The voice of the people must be obeyed. It must be bowed to, Sir." CCT" Business unusually dull at the wharf yesterday. Scarcely a boat the whole day. No report of a rise. I a du RA Stock Banks. Ti ere has been some attempt made abroad, and out of the Stat, to injure the character of the Indiana Stock Bank currency. This is all wrongunless there is good ground lor alarm. It is hard enough to make or to earn money; still harder to collect it after b-in; made; and wrt of all is to have difficulty in the currency. This whole affair may be grammaticized, as irorse, tcorser, worst. Uoii inquiring we find that the paper ot the tock Bahks or I am it a is bankable in this phce excepting the Bwk of C nncrsville, Elkhart County Binh and the Northern Indiana ?inAvLog:itisport. The pi per of the three last named Banks, although not baokuhte, may, nevertheless, be cood; and the ndvice is, that holders of auch money shouM not Ncrfir it. TerreUaut; U ur.,Ath. 1 Cd The Memphis A : peal tells the follow ing hard siory: Negro Child Killed bt a Rat At a Mr. Scale' 3 mi es north of this place, as wp learn from a friend who resides near there, a negro child about six years old was recent'y killed by n rat in the following munne-: The rat, it. seem, cut through the blanket in which the child was lying and gnawed a hole in the lower part of it abdomen, eat off several of its toes and gnawed i legs con-id- rably. The mother of the child wna sleeping with it, but knew nothing of the affair until on awaking next morning she found her child by her tide dead. Tr- When Nicholas Biddlp, familiarly ea-llrd Nie V Biddl, was connected with the United Statps Bank, there was an old ngrn named Harry who used tobe loafing around the premises. One day, in a social mood. Hiddlesaid to the darkey; "WpII. what is your name, myoid friend!' "Harry, sir; ole Harry,' nid the other narhing his sleepy hat. "Old Harry," saM Biddle, "why that is the name they giv to the devil Is it notl" "Yes air. said he colored . gentleman. "anmptimes ole Harry and sometimes cle Nick." H cs We hear of but little as yet fn the wy of hog or pork business in thi place. Prices still unsettled. It i said there area great many hogs in the country at seme distance around and generally be lieved to be of a large size, and calculated for more pork than usual. The mast is also said to Hp very abundant in many places quite sufficient for the supply of hogs without the U3e of corn. Terre Haute Cour., 4th. : " A Plumper for the Krow Notrirgs An Irish boy, who was trying hard Jo get a phee, de ied that he was Irish. "I don't know what you mean by not being an Irishman,' Vd Ihp gpn'leman who was hiring Sim, "but this I know, you wrrp born in Ireland ' "Och, your honor, if that's all," said the boy, sm.iil blime to that. Suppose your old rat has kittens in the oven,, would they be loaves of bread!" The boy got the place. ...... 0O""I sell peppermints on Sondays," re marked a good old lady, who kept a little candy shop, "because they carries 'em to church and eats 'era,, and keeps awake to hear the sermon; but if you want pickled limes you must rome.on week day. They're pecular commodities." : T? A younjj gentleman created quite a sensation while reading to ti circle of youu? hdiea a poetical effusion "To a Beautiful Belle, by pronouncing the latter word in two syllables.. , ' fO-The Philadelphia Rulletin is the reputed father of the following "good hit:" , ' ' which we nhabit! Becaose, althoush.he i was though at first to be perfect in his sphere. ' it is known he is considerably flattened at the P0L. A BiDrJX. Ii t tie n e wsb oy bei n g a sk ed if he did not swear s.nrtime?, replied. "Not often, but when a big boy steals, your ?- Ppr. and you cant lick him what are you to do!" . ' aaaMBaaBaaaMMBMajBB)aaaaMajBaaa KErIS?chrr.,T."'1"' : l 9M Iba Saga. -eared Dncd Baaf. aaa or ai j I act! J. dt D. UEliUXX.

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I d,. a. t think 1 arauU aia'aiaw t'ajrtba rfaiaa Motuii aa-lhU mfr aa,4u'W ih waUM aea-. . . -a. . aa-J 1 r ol Iba aa ttaaraa la any rawaa miaw ;. xoc. and thi.H.h fi t Tran ul.l i.iuk lai W '.)H!t(J a!alae ia aatMttru.Ul Jligr,v taa ' 'l U aa lun unelio-i and .II only ceu w i "rtn im O etnr I uk i Uaaarr la iti 1. a vttm miliiltai Onus, and c-aa ay wuhwat far 'k'I ataiatm, laa tM, taivuirat 'tric-i. tnta Vaar Pa a-M wait aart-. at.a 1. Itf.tainx aor iUi tba ivH- " 'aai aaateua aud (c--r&l mii.VIwi . ud.ua.ad ta mtä riiiiM reiu-dj. i am. air, jin, . . ( ocü7 J. iT. Sl'fiCCVT.a. I. i v ' KKW :AmWräBIE$T "i . . : , ' :' i: iff illUH UHlTELEAU.-iakrBi.artWki Vaad wt'S , ai.a lf aia ijr , aj9 , .. J0tSbV.U; '. UriHTK I.IMB.-40blUrtrU Lima f-fa-.Vttr i a A. I ttaWiB-. S Cli5.3-JO-pices WatfeSUk Uat-f J tat a4 tr OlA a.U, av9 J.ta. LOW ti, CO.iiAiaauLw.. BO WEI'S. 0 Straw &aaeU. acvaataUa. tao'SU.i .Vau 4 tot aale I. ' Mr , . JAS. LOW Si CO.. 418 Vaia t , Loa.Kjr. ' . ! .1 ISOLD IK.S. .ULI (.11 MS, t-.TtJ. UTK Iit ju.i r- .Teil aaviuar ln.vf tit j itidy eat. '- i.J liuu la.. ffltiiufict' rad if A. Jiori. a A; (V. Vw l r. aa i whiea w arm warraat mut ut ara ar " tt.Bg' la writing: II ti.rj oa. a a g aaai'v pm wr m, , fca B'. it, i . I. m h.a. a Wigit aauriaieiit of aad il-cr Waiclieafrrjt dociiji uu, Gvld liuord. Jet aui.' Vntlh u. (j ld .Necklacit. I'l Uutti H I ltu Kttt IB armri. a nrr-l a aur oi.ut I Vatrl.ra. cl"ck an J Jewell jr. all 1,1 vl ICU Wm w It II tun Ill.tM t(Jnil.,CUH, H CIMl aTir a.üela ta jataca aarnt aUd4 j . ....... . . v j . . . 1 . . ml I Ban' til 4 tiiUUI r a oil.. Jia.a a. inv..w a .1. i i.a.i roii k.l";- I Sr'I'iTY Acrea f vlua4'- Uim f-r kaava aa a f-srt of J 'Ii ICct )-F.rai.aHlhaiiiuUttV Ii Uv.l. tBaUiila ftuai tu. citr raid l.aa u fla.ly iueA'J tor ijinil rcweoet-. ur garu .ug urHM. aud will l-a aciwaged ..r any praartjf. ,r 14 uii raiu.aaii V tm " oupuu't earn, caa-tairu m wl( niuBtli aa i oa -ilntd la taa Ttari w.th laurett. k'ot funbur luriivular aaairaai ' ' ' ' ! rt)iiiMEiriiQiTEsr. ,V'V1! N iaqneit wai hrld bef r we. a. crtar of thin enaiy. mCimX. aa t.' tin ia; I TiBM j fvt. at tb laioa iivute svr i a. r r th IT bf bus ttkii.ta. dtriut a-jr rouniukBiiui euaa kivwa t t. tUc b.i.u. Iivob and white ht. upixMra t tc 21 vt ZlVtrnt. vlJ, aid ta have evtar fiwBi Cl-Tr .r1.K7. JOHN IBIULr B!-Jw Coroner VuJi.rlurjU couai. j : ."!" . T . I ' . jl . it ' JullS. J. CHASM C. JAVrS IlAKLAX, JS. Cli ni.nK fc 11 Ki. .ii. 1' JOHN J. Cii OLr.iv. a.SU jAlt 11 13; r.h iiaMieiauxl th'ifcrlt l- g-ilier a iiarmri 111 the reiicc r ttf. aud ar il attcnit li ah hat, ntti .-B lrd tu tlim. Oa r L.h aiHj !-. 1 I mi (.ua4 at Uiair vfiimr. aa iuat r.fat aiHiit- the h rarvod klvutw. t" 1 couiihal r trBMCl tuait. r atO ( atU-litinn a ill l.v'., es to cullt Cliub.. f.Ttn.r II-, AaT. J. 183. 17 IU. -tll.(. 5. Ugt AUU. SUX aad 6O0a j at rtciva. fur al 7 I u .f S. E. GILBERT & CO.. Syd. arar U tter.) ., GltKIL APriJi-S. 50 HU Crrca A pplca tut 'J cli.ip at bot C'OK'a fMiniJ Cjroetr, sZ Kl l. M VTKIl l)HV A.D UUllli.MI l H tAlin FDU.nt'ATIk xlUl-K UlAh. AUihs T1JK bb rtigv.4 a vuld rvrfciUdil ibUrm tnc cititratat thecityaad tiviiu.y. tli.t tia haa,iai ipoui a Trty itj$4ao well -tloct-, aiw.k af t-liCf aaa Uplc.LliIiiMida. co.i. iiig ia p.rt of 1 .' . rrcacU aad liugn-f- MetHno. PlaHt. D'lalac. half ad all Wool: liAKk. fl.lu aad tratervd Kilka: Utatbed. lall, iUipe... thtm K'Bld a,aH4 ol'd ailxa. Draaa -ilk. all 'anlara of KlauMera. GrM da Xpla aad aaaiaa; HaaaaU. vra Cloaking LiaT, buy un, Thyort. pla.a aa i tmmtj eilk Su.aU; all kind, of BlaABeU.' llotlrr.. OloTc. Loitrotdtrt.a. Cloati t-t all ailaa aad a-a rialt. ;aata aaaliUuUacf vthtr article too t- ii a.ia. inrB.ioa A.mj wolf ia. 'auaU proS aaud a.airk(a1t." I would adTiseüiua wuiiiMgl-gili Ir C-ll aaa wlaUI upplu, la favor a., with a can bvi'vre par Baiiag .lacwbcra 1 k.pciaJl7 W'.kIJ 1 orw the attcwtioa of dealer aad merchautuilorsta a jrTerb.aT aad choice ttek vft'araiuuU, pi ia and taary ( ail aii-r a. all aol-raal Broadstuta, OT.reoat ag. bitBrjr U.bt-i Keiarja Prtrrhza, a . ; wool, ailk ajd oua Lluii g ana all aiaiia of faiiora I f ia.BiM.ga. I ' f lho dcalikg ia Ka37 Made Ct lulag. J rqueat te Tilt me in orer to caaaiiae tba ttry utaay tock. wbieh 1 aatabi!7 aep aa baa i aa 1 ioUua aclliBg at Clae.aaaU 1 riaaa tut kraii, .-'..- 1 At tbea Ct ith-rg are naaafnetured ta thit eit. aader 017 tu ..rri.io. 1 am aide to warraat abctur fit aad a bkmc aUttabtialxanBg. tbaa there c.a be had at anreiht atart. C'oaie all aad eoariace 7oaraclfoeal the fact. . ., ' ... , A AKAPACnKR. . mtx Mala itrtct. ape door below Branch Uautt. , FOR TfclllE HALTE. , . . . .-. rlFynTifft TIIKCanal Boat LEWIS IIOWK8 Cant. Jaat-ph liiaa. will leaTC f'r Terre Hauu aa I uai.a;, mi..m o'clock 1. Ji. For frrfg.it it p4age apply aa board or to aevS-dt . XllLL d roLLAiAV. geaut.l . 1 STfcH. r APKK Cl'BKK.VCi'. -V wirTaay eat JL I'.rceat piem.um for Buohof hw Xrk. N.w Jer.ey, fcua.vleaBta aad Caacticat Bank paer:tf are reeeeoaed in aw York City bwvti , JiüKüA.V, ti I'lliaTuX.! POfKHT DOOR LOST! f. BLACK or dark eolor.a Pooaa eilet, erat loci lat XIL Monday afteraaB'aoaieabr ttwea V. City JhU. ' Biuiob Hotel. 1 I aiamed iliirty-to dollax ia I aatt aotee. the Bader WiU be rewarded by leaving itat thu ofiice. ay-3t . . .'; J(10:ii (, .. TO -TEACHERS.' - 1: . (TO ar three Teaenera are um ajaediatrly ia Cef- .' maa ToVDtbip. VAdcrMirgtt aooaiy; apply to JO..N lvMli. are at tba Triiataea ef ui d To-a.luu. a Ko reaie aavat four aiuea fruot hTauar ill, a a the n-a4 Icadiag frum EvtBtTuU to C BthiaBa. I.ia. ral Wag e will be g'Tea to lh- Bo wk ar-ea.Me aa4 vone axcll (raau'iucaded. , mot8-Iw' VJ AL3IO.V !. It toramlo .y r. a .ai.tilLaKKT t CO.. aeaeir Vfalei H M U-ir.Kk .-2iatChilJreai aaald-Utaaree'd thia day Ja iL aad tor eaia at the lo Wut prM.ee ty ff n I t.-8 JAS.LJW d; CO.. 41 Mala rt . Loa.. KyJ . PACKAOE-S OF NEW F ALLVioODA-TT" T 1 4ül MOittd a.. Hbt: t i'lib-TO . 0 B AVE bow ta .tore ttnr e.t .eriavl iimotsui Frelga aad Jl Jl. IJiittcJuc Liry Oaoda Aouau. dWotar öaeca.' leaej aaJ C.-.. tb.y bec ever oScred to the traee. I We taeratoTw wi.h to aet.fr all elooo, pBaapt dealera. that it WiU be a lo aiug baaiueu fer l beta t pwsl-y aur lock eflieoca aadttulleT r tueaaud-b.r- gxiag np tLe riT.r, at U r.te vl (S puwge aiobey aad fl Ii pr KU Iba freight.' "'V T I J ar. 4.wnuiBa U aats guiag ap 1. ieer. aad aad acaonii gly aola to m.ay paru.a thu Uti woo aaaali buy ia. Uaeiauau and Phil lotlpbia. ' M Bce le.rerly add tne-a timet that eath frnyrrtare rfooly at borne In aar toea; aao that we have as Caakjreu aed L..uwTill Hrv.h r kTe abaT. iodiatta &tw au.ee Back p.per froia IU to 23 rr cenr. ' " ' ' ' ' I Am our etoek a hr.t ra.e. eUaa. freth aad healthy, wl rj-p.eU-lly iBTito all deWra wbueaa giTeagoad Bota.(l la aad eaaatiae for tb BtatlTea.-- I . -' ' .'h aoT " DIOLITIO.X OK P iRTAII.r. V 1 , T Hb arm .(UILUKa C MlUa. b aiutual eoaieat. brea uioletd ta-dy. ..All , oabu are fe la4 ad outeudfBg uioae.tolltcd y H.llerd; Mnihiaa.. -bot7-i1 "rAPOLLu'llALt HfiTAtrtAT. T" TUK Bodrfngaeil heT.foi tned a aertd. mtn.'fcad the Reaar.t will ae carried aa at bf re; ar -hi aameaf j B..T?tf , UI''LKK MAt1M1AS ! ' : LA.uioit sall; ',,;.';,' fcir a rea a f Laa . a abort diataaee below Lamaaeo. a rot I b:9 let t ea for prieata reaideaea. will be aoll tbe.p. Jt'tr Partie Iareau uire .1 fc B.i . mm m . ijyi. n jit.L.j . - ' ' I 1T0TICE it hereT'7 giteu. that I htTe takra- ant leite tet1 taui.aury b the eetat af lohn 11. Stvekwell, drVd. aed iuaiiacd at each Eatea ur. All pereoac treTrtigclaiai, egtimt aid aia are requested to prceai t.rm duly'a'.ihetiat.d iir rtUeaicBt. and tbeeeew.Bg .aid et.te arj aatiS-d ta Call aad 1 da f lid Sh.tr; rMd aad tar nl. h aotT PKUST0X liltOS.

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It Ij.bi.w anrrrSiCT the (aitltc a CKaTAIX CUR&rar iita-a at tit Kye.of ajutaf Cbtvaie kithjuaatatiaa. wfcrlhwt iadacrS aacrvfalaoa ariiia .r aib--r; crfeaS ar detaetal yi.MB. iaiai.ardt aottaaKM atraa.!.-raf ia aaacd autc ( Um rau aoaatitutlog that JtlWa'aergaa.Tradnaontata from tke AUrthasitt T FaJiaaM. U. ! vndrrt,ad. woaU unhciuttBatr iiitr. frr hm wtlfjrv T mj raaiBkiirhv t.. mW .a hvt a. tta'V WheTctKotriK . L. fcTfcnHiNa' CKLtSKAltl tHElMCA 1 KV A L Umlxi tIM, rravia far Of iliala ia: aad frQ a-Aat wt bvaaeea aad IktaTJ f iuaaav pl4 aar tint iiattl a auprt,t at a rct-dv Ur tmw er-, wt wtt ryr. ka- b- W-1., Uta biobahl tftt V U rUi.' ffARKa.VW. HflLE. CAkTLliV H(0AkkAl. ,a CV Rl 3ROTUJ;W, AlL R DUB. - a. a.HJK-nK: . 'mndSsHKH, mm.lictos. W. km. A-Ait, ;;M H-TfCKEJt. - m - - awaaaahaBBBiBja 1 . a Ida hmt j c-rtiff that I am weft iVjiahrtrd1 wita ka Bf-or.. Vho-aimki r a . ad h at-aaaT. team 1 hrT ar cm!u. of iariu Bad tri aratitj. a4 aa dUpuActta a(aiaw aaaaajr abb) a a Utn.vae (Baliat fd l rvn'tracd. ....... Otrra aadrr far kaad and a!T iTl aa flcrWcaho l-'tm-l - eiaaaitt.'ata, tn aai lar A.'aWav rovBtjF.VataC 1 !: It ; ,AattjrK Uli U.O lav wt A; rrt AJKO vaTLT. Clat. 0gmAr 7Cmn'm fvAatarr. wa'irr'ratara, .ai I eauiircjaad ta.tac Vn.bri.Utrv r . W M , T. j;LUS . it. Uoai.. Ma. F aata by LftMl A; -KKLIM. LVaaaflra.'la. M uy Attn H al) lit nt. tjaaJ TiVnit aaaaV-ty tiawctowa )fatt Aa.ata ut aU Ua Waaor anaaaiUtrav Mm BaTj-laSaiv j . a V lul4 l ,.( . t-.olLhf.HT .t CO. ' Si aai iwf. jf U V VTKD.- ir fy, Mtfi aat Taa JS iu, IWm luvutwi) dollar. AitriSnn - a tz yoivoa.s. ar:K a. rwvroi. .r.v A Jiii.v eKÖcsuurV1. ' JVn V Ul'r .VKjJt M MX hlllLhT. fTIHc uu-i. es fti e.l bar located a au-praerMp BdTtW Jt. ,() a ait ktaka J tr.!t tcbo. w carry ea tba Orocer a I i,ui I Biav4 it. ti a kou. kuoaaa Ue Ttllj flve.i..L-il tor.''ovi"a't m. Stanlia 4 Saa'a Staea Svi )l.i utrttWl. 2.1 '5rt. fo tt?ta aar ttai.Uv'an VmmI aat Im ralav aW aiW. .m!; kett a a. Uailji .rrt ure; alo Lara. 'at-. LVaa aiid feed teaU raliy.. We. will fp-i V aa p'i iu n ic auy aap pj.ru wii:i 11. nuutr 4 iwt(f-BB 'cavan vi (McaiTUB ee. ryihia tbc iu ui bur. wii" alivtr to ft' boaj.iat taiiBg at auy pan m itw eiw, h fciv iV t'llÄ VMIZ. " 'frriri v,t t aai v a rrt, ,o;i.iBv: i mi i 1 t , t yvyi. jtiniKK . n VTr t-itd d ri-eH ta t lila. 3 bkW af KUhwrillai a a. K.WimU X..iai hUx.T. . lXt.in. VKUKKVs aOTo-lt , . . Alih t.Ja. ifai bbmI CVL rrr ... . . . M.mwii sotm-eI A LLparsoee wiunu llic e 'ii'vraAo lint ta r hrntfjnmtiltA jm tWtll mry prtniit tUei. t'Briu V ke aaouiaateil .kWiAJlBrwVoiialja ai'rrtiata a -Sue-titar Uta ai t. - , dataa eraa Uefl ta- tarn 4uirK lm iButi ta aaade aat ,,-ovuw4. 1 g.i ihr p . Wie w?i,ti.g 'Jit Au, a -d r.itair U Tia.a b-:i JiVI. WJKU. Cr; .HKtU ---EJ--Vl--44y tt frT-t Ol AWlUi-. ... . . tTS laaaaijrnarurranis, Tirsc"- Ädc ftry fTftrftwdtr, b(t Tib M iutUt. I t.iil-lraa Ifc-f; aa'S, x- i Zck ia.i ir z. t, n a . ,!... .u .1 3iktri('M.. '1' ' ikir..,tl.rw-B, n-''J ll l l Crntinr, ' ' ' e r,. . ; l nt ) S M.U Brin. ataacv J bp2BiBij. n- are' wad far tidy. . . aiteS . . . . T . . fliK'TilV BK'ifi, SiK Kill -t'e . 1- U-w 4e Ja.- Uwvt T..wo . rea'd mM4mmU uy , sfw f f .'UKAloN BKOS. VTOTM'K On t LnbhsLb, Nwifju. lue lea. fo., faJ( di .uapoiit. t.t-t. IT. " ' , th.jMeB.iM ti of ai i l''vV hn7 Hb,J. that a aict-tiLgai l.irrciote I elr .'ia ey: tt a . ('irdried. Hiat lar ni tA im e tm ftrw eeWBMll A itlter-t ileru wd'tlit av.kiUeieiio4 ai ipurrdl byaaid t),a,jvrv fiacer AW A .tl e(tJet' r 17.' 1953. LMBtiu. iaU.iirf,ja " Bnia al eta ra-aeaad eae huadr.d ia tiirr wU.rm " aafe-eferw .eiiBi. bBb Ulli wing mmM eimynt tatle 'Trni. aeterap t- taa UeeapBsy. le aid b. a.eair. .Iberf atV Taevaevr obj a Ufora the iii iaf of Dec ber mi .Bfhr.g. a wiJ i... . OS M)TS FOltiTB. ' Oa a'l Boief d.trd or l t." r b a. . aad Bot SUcb.r? tid at (hu data. King Trvta I 'a. a lite Na. Bvlh laiIimiT. nfteea 'r r-eat. . I - i -i ..... .1 Oa ail ate dated al-r Vreb 1, aa er VT April 12 d.M. beu g iioiu -o. V.ii lo No Wtli laelutt, kighe pr ceat. ..:.. Ha all Botet du I'd tfr April 12. Wl. aI ea b kefare Jaty . IM, being i reu No, .4;:ll to .N. '. ltl ahctwaiei.bia; ml Uir , i4.ik-n r trat ' ' - "' ,ki--i .1 I 1 a all uot-a d.ti fter July 4. 1H.I Bad e ar efete aegee 22. Jt'.l being trkia No. 47t ta No. UU lavlaaiTe. lean aaoB hal'pereeat '- - ." ' 'V L. v , .gm i . tiN bMlbCD ANDLIfCJlAllTETO.rvTCe.'J On all uoteiiel'iri r JUebarn d aiur O' tabar I. ; If 03 oa or aetbre Mtrvh l;lüöi. lour 4 er erat. . 4.." " t Ja alt at- .irej er di ciirrd a't r Mat ch I. kK'iy' aeuS. oa or l-eiore April Ij. VleeB per-ceat'. " -'1 j 'i OaaU Bute Xrrd vr discharged after April 12. k$54, aaw ba or betöre' jutr 4,' lA'.t.'taelT an J wt-'i.. ft eeak Ob all aotee expired or da-aftarged aJwr Jul , w4 obj. or re Aueunt Xt. tX.VI. taurtr.M and ai e-hulf p T . On all aout caprtd or aiMirgfd after Augaet iU. IKM.aafi. aa ar 1-eforaOetvi cr 17 . IDol. biUea p r cBt.' .: '4.Jrdevad That toe Trea-orer eh.re I me rest ea alt awbedi-. Beut. Bot paid aa or before l-ceail-er 5. '.A. ";... 1! Kroeil'U for'Aieaii.eBta, a ill lejoiwsrvd to Areatearaa) tt oriied pcrauaa. to honi.'tfTe'iaiiert''ar'apeted m raaban prua.pl payaieat. latTtJwJll te-rfcrg ta ailBaLnaiBT rent ulat unpaid oa aud after tbe &ik d.y of trceui vT.'ea ahicb tbry are J'tbI le; and -t tbe atpira Iva I thirty date. Irom thw d;. Utlm.teat. Mil 1. irabie 0 utt.bir br alol. aiaoCat al tbtir pruBtiaiu.aoU'. tr.e.l ly to the U trath ieetioa al tbe O.riar. Nvi.eof tbe 'Siafe Hank et Imliaa.V'af the rte Haaka "i Indiana ta good aianding, ar ot iheeaeci. ptyia btakaot .Ivtpuic.y and oLio. Bill b required foraa ae.eoMi.a..' . - - V. .?f I , la aata where ainl haeealleBatrd their Peli'Vee t aaJe O'th aisured proertr or othcraiaa. they era hereby Boii&td that It it i!it lr fluty ta mrrraaer the am ier diacharge. aed ta psy the anaoat due ap to the liana .I ur.dr. agreeal ly ta th reqaireauau ol IU afiaeaih nc;Io ol the Cfurter. tick taattbe aa'orred by otiicer. of the Cöaipaey-. Tbl iap rtant a aaetter ta auvbitirra. that Agcnte are epea)ly tbBaeateA te call the' Btb-otiua V ttadto gie pre(-.ria-forit-tiea ia regard thereto.' PollCie fof d-rearrt vk..iid be ferward-d ihr-ukh lh lucal er-Brei!aad addreWdth4aareury. la aoraae Bill a pel'ey be aitrtdBatllihtaial er auionnu da ob 'he bu ap to tt date I forreader be tnt paid. By ord.-r ottlie IMreeare.' ' l" H ( t Bt4 lwJiW CBAkLES W, CADV. Trtre . , (Ud.Jal. ' h :- .v-'"-i.i .1.-' ' vi'-'. ... ) -f'-r' r ferC'T)itiK..-',J i -Ki.Wd 3 -l.iaib.B.'d triree. gm Vm Bk Tia. .fmt .Afi II Copper Bottome. I eaa .iae. ' V - '1 eatk Aaeili.' ree'd per LeaiagUa aa1 fareeje br I Imt, eOAVi; Otll rODDhll A icw .f Su fordo ftutt b3 oiraw cuttertici. d ua ft.retle 17 u ' . 1 M : or . I..-. 1 i 1 ' AUt EL ORR. fl'ST receieed bath Cora ia tbe ear. pr aatbat Kew iß ley and nno'Ti d loraale 1 VtioT Tr' a L. JU'VEl' O THE KTKl RIN.-2d rt.a, FreetToBioer J I do en Irerh ra. hrt I do d da I do en Irerh r.a. hrt I do d da auawbrrriaal 1 do ur' rrrrereca. aa d io, gil nrtiee m l. 3 do , r-1 Gherkrae. ,rd V, gal Pitbltd Peaiaa, do jaarte aaa'd Ficklet. Jntxrect iet-d nt It m bot . . , . .7, Cook1 Family Grocery. CIIOICETOD VL('0.--1-V firorlte MimAt pBad', and rre' i u4 lor iil at a r-duueJ pr:e .1 " K. itlLriKRT jj CO.. r.ye. aear Vatef. AOTU E. .- - f TUR owBtre of Lnta aad parts at Lota aa Vaia aai Laewai. X etreeta. wbh bare a.a 4rar Mad. are beret y woeifted. tbt tbeciia.au of espewtre thereoai. aeaiada by tb City fagnurer. eQ beatB at the alUua a( tbe Clerk, a to it tutheft tn collect 1 be reciir ainouou ' A prt-cept will be rae4 lortha collection of all auiua tcBtUaiag uapald after Te3--yiaT . i ;r -1 . .. l T. KOs. ! ! i ' ...... mr a . . . ... w.... - I ...... C run 1 r.iuir. 11 ti 1 r I HE Oatlbaat - duiliJU' vv tfcV C'pi .-ith. tltltTt I for Terre Haut Mmä.y , U tth iat . elSe'dee P. V. For freighter pawae apply-aa taard br On BoTi-at . HILL, a llaLLApAT. I MPUOVK VOIR T0 K.-l bare acre ral ralrtall 1 blood and kall-ird&k.i.gUi Cli'tkeat. furaj.at " . . . COOK'S FatafTy OraJeV.Oll.MhltCIBI. V.MIS1Ü.M- V M IT I FR..-...-aaa U to,. .Mont y t.k-'u at 'Coh t BtottyiUlBneerTfor all poode at Pr. Bad a pratdiuia yml Ur it in tba r erwies aio.'d .U-av.i bot x. U. Cuufi. EAK tlH. 18 aatkt prieae aid. re'd iv-k 3alUak -U. 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