Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 169, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 July 1857 — Page 2

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f. M. BROWN, Editor. x. B. L05C, AtMclale Editor.

TERRE-HAUTE. TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 28, '57.

Indiana Republican Editorial Convention.

The semi-annual meeting of this bxly met lit Indianapolis on tbe I 6th and bat few were in attendance, yet it *u quite si well ettendtd ws bad anticipated fro® the fact, that in our judgment there wai no present necessity fur the call* and while it was probable it could do no good, it might place itself in a position from indiscreet resolves kc- so as to make it the more difficult in future to shape a coarse which the necessities of thetiunsmight reauirf, and thus do a positive injustice without intending It. We give the resolutions adopted which wetBcline to think-reflect no sxeat credit on the character of the Editonal fraternity of Indian*, especially when considered in reference to political intelhgonce.—

Fort Wayne Timet. So we thought, after reading the resolves 'of this august body of modern Casars and Brutuacs. The truth is, Mr. 7Wi, there was not a politician in tb&t convention, and it is •from such movements gotten upbv ttuh men, that have originated the prcseui political anarchy in America. These men sought for nothing but newtpaper notoriety—they cared trot little ferthe party they were attempting to perpetuate, or else theyfcnew nothing at all about what is or should bcHmdoracd by the party. One or the other is evidently true, which is readily inferred from the tenor of the 'resolutions endorsed by them. We have but little doubt as to who was the author of those resolutions—-we have read so much of similar stuff that it

law

almost impossible to lead us

astray. When such men attempt to

The above has

lead

that impedes their progress or disputes their ruinous policy. Our constitution was drawn np by Anglo Saxons—by American citizens, who looked to the welfare of their race and the perpetuation of the Institutions necessary for a Notion's happiness and prosperity. It givestts an optional privilege to bestow favors upon foreign «utweets—In this we include "the rest of mankind," other titan the legitimate American Angk Saxon race—and prudence and experience must dictate what those favors shall be. ItlsnotunioerMl, and coascquently cannot be construed so as to embrace all government* any more than it can all rarr* of the human family. It is the constitution of one people—of one government, and any attempt to construe it otherwise shows a corrupt design, not dreant ed ef by the noble and ^onerous founders.

••Old Wayne againat'the World." County Fairs. The seventh annual Fair of the W#v»e County Agricultural Society will bo held in Richmond, on the S9th and 30th of September, and the 1st and 9d of Gt*obcr next The premium list amounts to *2,000, and is open to the World.

Nearly every county in the Slate are making their arrangements for a county Ihir, while Vigo remains silent. Why Is this— have we lost all our fanning interests—do our people take no pride in rivalry? Many of our farmer* have asked us why there have not been soro? movements made to get up a County Fair, but a* we do not know whose duty it is to make the preliminary arrangements, we are unable to charge any one with neglect of duty. It is certainly time that the list of premium was circulated in order to give all who are Interested an opportunity of preparing fee the occasion.

Other counties can liavs regular fairgrounds. Sued op In good and becoming «tyle. We are certainly behind the age tin this respect, and utill there is no good reasouwhy we should be so wanting in duty and energy In such isnpor tant matters. Let those who have the control of this matter be up and doing. There is no Une to la* and our tanners aie anxious to enter the *rena of Agriculture competition thev have an abundance to exhibit.

for A writer in tbe Ohio Farmer a us thai a French chemist, Mr. Blenoourt, ha* discovered process by which wheat and other cereals may be converted

a few

minute*. The wheel a first subjected to a chemical p»otesa

which removes the hull, and

then to another, which dissolve* the cell membrant* of the grain leaving it an impalpable powder. The nailer te undergoing a ecientilk imsoltiftion. and the remit is anxteusly looked fcr

Recovery of Lost Money. We are gratified to learn that-Jadge Yonell, of Boone, lias recovered nearly all of the 82,000 which he lost on the road, a few days ago, an account of which, we copied from tbe Rising San

VitUot

party, we thluk it is time for the people toAesitatf, before they are led blindly into trouble.

The 8th resolution might have been bettered by expressing a respectful dissent from it as we fcn would be right, and adding the fol'lowing, -which usedto be good whig doCtnne and which

we find

among the pnnted resolu

tions of a convenllon of the whig young men of the U. 8., held atTOahwgton City, May I0th,'183S: »v.

R,tolled, That the Supreme Court ef the II S. is the only tribunal recognized bj the Constitution for deciding, in the last r^ort, all questions arising under the Constitution •and laws of the U. S. and that upoa the prMervation of the authority and jurisdiction ef 'that court Inviolate depends the existence ol tlic-Unkm.

always been Whig doctrine,

and it is now one of the cardinal principles of

the American party. When you endorse such sentiments we cannot see why you do not run tip the American colors and let them remain •there to the end of time. It is true national ronMt'vatUm, and must, sooner or later, be endorsed by the

American

On Thursday last a

man named John Alloa, who has been gate keeper on the pike between Florence aBd Union, came to Covington and purchased a pistol at J. «k &. Laird's, for which he offered in payment a $20 bill on the State Bank of Indiana. The shop boy having doubts about the genuineness of the bill, started for the Northern Bank.-— Allen endeavored to stop him* This excited the snspecion of ssme bystanders, who told the boy to go on to the Bank, they in the meantime watching Allen. 0n presenting to the bank, the note (having on it a private mark) was immediately recognized by Mr Ernst as belonging to the lot of money lost by Ju8ge Yonell. Allen was thereupon taken into custody. After somo hesitation he admitted he had all the money except about 850, and promised to give it up, if the proper persons would go with him to Boone county. He was placed in a buggy and taken to his home in Boone. He pointed to a tree in which 81,850 were concealed, and had on his person about 8100. After giving up the money he was brought to Covington and committed to jail. On Friday he was sent to Boone county for trial.—

Covington Journal.

THE CALUOPE.—This

musical instrument has been purchased by Capt. Ohouteau, with the right for the lower Mississippi, for six months. We saw it yesterday for the first time, and must say it is the most ingenious invention we have seen for along time. Capt. Chouteau has put it on his boat, the Amazon, and intends having keys attached to it, so that it can be played the same as a Piano Forte. During his last trip down to New Orleans, a great deal of amusement was afforded all on board, at the entertainment of the people on shorr, when the Calliope would play. At Hiokman, the preacher stopped his sermon—church being in at the time—and he, with his congregation, rushed ont en masse to see what was the matter. At Memphis, ordinance

wjjer0

people, if we value

•our institutions, trar internal quietude, and our nationality. There la a medium between two •extremes, and the American party-occupies thai enviable posiUon-the Whig party occupied it, until corrupted by just such men oa those who now have takon it upon themselves to lead the Republican party. This class of -politicians look not to the happiness of the TO

awes- -they respect no constitutional clause or

Jfc^Tho United Slates Navy contract for pork and beef was awarded last week to two houses in New York, one of whom took the contract to sup ply 9,000 barrels of navy beef at 819 per barrel, snd the other took the contract to supply 6,000 barrels of mess pork at an average coSt of 821,25 per barrel.

Cirtu&TKraD is

DAK.—The

WATER FROM JOR-

water employed in the

christening of the new royal baby was brought from the river Jordon, and presented to her majesty by Capt. Geoffry, Nightengale, for the occasion.

0*ln our river column this morning will be found the manifest of the steamer Twilight, which having left this port on the 31st of May, ladan with government stores and Indian goods for the mouth of the river Aue Tramble, a distance of two thousand five hundred and twenty miles, reached her destination on the ?th insU and returned to St. Louis yesterday afternoon, making a round trip of fifty-one days. Capt. John Shaw, commander of the Twilight, reports the Indians all auiet and friendly, and that the boat's crew killed many buffalo during the trip. Also that the Mis* Mart river is rising fast all the way down, the waters coining, as supposed, from the tnmntains.

Such a trip as this of the Twilight, and the recent one of the Spread EUgicv will serve to Impart to oar Atlantic coast iriends some true notion of the grand extent of tbe groat West and mav also impress our citizens with that vast tenitocr beyond our harden, which it sbotthi ever be oaraim to make tributary to oar prosperity.—Sr. Lmd$ Democrat, 29

Tire

Into to# tonr

FLOHTDA WAR.—A

Key West, dated 10th mat., states that great difficulty is experienced in the attempt to raise a corps of volunteers to take the place of the artillery companies that have been withdrawn from service against the Indians. The Everglades we also dry, and farther

tTThe tkcMcrvcy of VermoW. iaCoaTet.. Florid* troops tioo on the ITth, nominated WilBam Lvman numbers to enable operations to be for Lieutenant Gotptnor, «d 1- J. TWon for Stat* Tre*«wr#!' JUftdtvdle JbmrnaL

§s§

new steam

the gallon

and

they havo a strict m«iu«uv®

agajnst

.. t... UfKon TAtl ^ndOHOSUCh aL ^1. 1 *9 At fVi

organ grinders, the boat reach-

ing that place about 12 o'clock at night the Mayor heard the music, and concluded that the organ grindors were serenading him. He got out of bed, seized a club, and ran all over town after the "infernal organ grinders," and did not disoover his mistake till the boat had left the landing.—^ Louis Sunday Herald.

THU.VDKU WITHOUT CLOUDS.—We have noticed soveral instances of this unusual phenomena in our exchanges this season. At Springfield, Mass., on the llth, a startling clap was board at a time when the sky was clear and there was no appearance of rain. A houso was struck by lightning but no person injured. A ball of fire was see® to burst just over an dm. The forked flame played among the branches and girdled the tree in a cork screw fashion. The same shock threw two men off their feet, without serious injury to their persons.

flavor.

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LABOR IPSI VOLtnPTAS. Ute Amair (MM are playing with their shadows, And working as ibay l»n

Mnwrjtemr* are aactaglnth«» meadows, And keeping holiday Tbe SwIHUT Hrde among the leaves are staging,

And building as they sing Tho Smmaur its from 2atamm fowen are twinging,

Blcfc storeson busy wing

Oh let the bses,and birds, and leaves, and Sowers, This Itsim to thee l»ll While fleet away the Summer hours, "KTe act thy present w«H. -A'w Y*rk Ob»er**r.

Preserved Fruit.

Now is the time to lay in a supply of fruit to keep in a fresh, natural state. Almost all "kinds can be preserved so as to retain their natural flavor. The best thing to preserve them in, we think, are

earthen jars, man-

ufactured*by Knowles &c Harvey,East Liverpool, Columbiana 'ceranty, Ohio. There is no lead or other poisonous matter in the glazing, but it is, we are assured, pure flint glass. No acid can affect it, except that which cute glass itself. They are made in pint, quart two quart, and gallon jars, with a lid that fits in close and a small hole in the center of the lid. A ciy? of sealiog wax composed of two parts rosin, snd one of beestvaq,,or two parts rosin, one part shellac gum, and a spoonful of linseed oil to two pounds of rosin. This should be kept "hot. A syrup should be wade of \vater and granulated sugar, sweet as each may like, and brought to a boiling heai. The fruit should then be placed in the syrup, and istand just long enough to heat through, but not cook, and then while hot in thenars the lid put in after the edge of it is coated with the sealing wax and when about as warm as the hand can bear it, the hole in he top of the lid should bo filled with cotton, and then that hermetically sealed with the wax. If care is taken to seal it so that no air can enter, the fruit will retain its natural freshness

GREAT COPNTRY FOR THE LADIES. —The time for n.arriage in Sparta was fixed by statute —that of the men at about thirty or thirty five years that of the women at about twenty or^ a little younger. All men who continued unmarried afterthe appointed time \ve -e liable to a prosecution and all old bachelors were prohibited from being present at the public exercise of the •Spartan maidens, and wera denied the usual respect and honors paid to the aged. 'Why should I give you a place,' cried a young mao to an unmarried general, 'when yon have no child to give place to me when I am old? No marriage portions were given with any of tho maidens,so that neither properrty nor riches should tsmpt liira, to marry contrary to his inclinations. The parents of three children enjoyed considerable immunities, and those with four children paid no taxes whatever—a regulation which all married men with large families readily admit to be most wise and equitable. It was customary for the bridesmaid to cut oft* ail the brides hair on the wedding-day,

that for some time at

I least Iter personal attractions should increase with her years.—Life ttnd Travels of JTerodota».

23T Some of the Democratic editors want to know why President Fillmore, if he was opposed to alien suffrage in the Territories, did not put his veto npon the bill organizing Washington Territory out of apart of Oregon. Well, in the first place, Whig Presidents and the Whig party never much liked the exercise of tho veto, and, in the second place. Mr. Fillmore, by putting his veto upon the Washington bill and thus defeating the organization of the new Territory, would have effected nothing at all against alien suffrage,^ for then what is now Washington would have remained apart of Oregon, and in Oregon tho principle of alien suffrage was already established.—Louisville Journal.

REPORTS© DEA RH*AOF ROBERT HOLHBS, THE DEFENDER OF EMMET.— A report of the death of Mr. Robert Holmes, the celebrated Irish barrister who defended Emmet in

SWIMMO

letter from

1803,

and

John Mitchell in 1888, has been going the rounds of the papers, copied front some English journal. The report, however, is unfounded. The venerable advocate, who has retired for some yeers from the practice of his profession, is alive and well, and resides at present with his son-in-law in London. He is said to have been much amused at the newspaper notices of bis death, the errors in many of which have considerably diminished his faith in the truth of history.

CHICAGO.—Benjamin

Giroux, produce and commission deafer. of Chicago, was arrested by the sheriff on Wednesday, charged with defrauding George S. Woodman, a banker, out of a considerable sum of money, loaned on

storage receipt

from Huntoon it Townor, for fonr thoasand bnshels of oats. Mr. Woodman advanced the ftinds and then discovered that the grain belonged to Fitch A Lester, and that hi* security for the tame was worthless. Giroux was held to bail in the sum of $1,500.

TERRS HAtnr*, ALTOS

LOTOS

-Jih

AJTO

ST.

lUrutoAD.—Thc Interest due

1st Albert, on the 1st and 2d mortgage bonds ©f the Terra Haste* Altos and St. iKrai* Railroad will be paid on presentation of tbe coupons on or after that day, at the offices of the Company in New York.

Utah.

It is said to be weil understood at Washington that trouble in Utah is to be anticipated from causes entirely distinct from the pecnliar institutions of the Mormons. One of these difficulties, and perhaps the principal one, as stated by the New York Commercial, is that Brigham Young claims title to all the lands in the territory, and has never recognized the United States snrveys. Neither "have any of the Mormons purchased lands in accordance with the laws of the United States, and of course all parts of the territory are at this day still open to pre-emption. Not an individual in Utah holds a valid title to the land he occupies and any one now purchasing lands there according to the laws of the United States would have aright to call upon the federal courts to enforce his right and put him in possession of his purchase.

This may either simplify er complicate the course to be pursued toward the Mormons by the Fe.ieral Government, according to circumstances. It constitutes the basis of a direct issue, should it be deemed advisable to raise one, without touching the question ef religious belief or practice (always one of great delicacy) and as such would carry with it an undivided popular sentiment. No injustice would be done to the Mormons were the Federal Government to force such an issue upon them. They are on the spot, and can correct their error by immediate purchase, and thus secure and perpetuate the benefit of improvements of the land which they have so -long -enjoyed without purchase. If they, Brigham Young included, were persuaded, or by self interest induced to take this step, the moral effect would be highly salutary. It wonld be a recognition of tho authority of the United States Government, to which hitherto thefy have been strangers and seeing that their chief leader wns constrained, and being themselves also led,-to acknowledge and obey the laws of the Union, they might in time also be induced to regard with some deference the sentiments of its people and the character of its institutions.

Murderer Sentenced.

PiTTduean, July 25.—Charlotte Jones, Henry Fife and Monroe Stewart, recently convicted of murder at McKeesport, were sentenced to-day to fce hung.

Railroad Troubles at Rodtc Island. CHICAGO, July 25.—At a meeting of the citizens of Rock Island, resolutions were passed condemning the Rock Island Railroad Company for neglecting to erect granaries, freight houses, and a brick passenger depot upon the lands granted by tho city, four years since, for that purpose.

Considerable excitement prevails.— The Railroad Company fear the present wooden buildings will be demolished, and have armed guards attending every night.

Sailing of the Arago.

NEW YORK,

July

25.—The

Arrested for

r« ar ~a

lr.

United

States Mail steamship Arago, Captain Unas, sailed from this port at noon to-day for Southampton and Havre, taking out one hundred and twenty passengers, and nearly 5400,000 in specie.

Mail

CHICAGO,

Robbefy.

July

25.—W.

G. Gilles

pie, Mail Agent on the Chicago and St. Lonis Railroad, was arrested yesterday, charged with purlohung money and letters. His trial will take place at Springfield on Monday.

New York Market, j's

NBW YORK,

July 26, P. M.—Flour

quiet and unchanged 2,800 bbls sold at $6 20aS 40 for superfine State $6 65a6 75 for extra do $6 I5a6 65 for superfine Western, and $6 50*7 for common to medinm extra Michigan Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Ohio, closing quiet and firm.

StES:

On the 25th inst., at the residence of Jasper Newman, Nancf JgrrcoaT, sged'about 12 yearn

AYER*S CATHARTIC PILLS!

Pills that are Pills.

Prof. Haves, State Chemist, of Massachusetts, says they are the best of Dill*, and annexed are the men who certify that Doct. Hayes knows: H. J. Gardner, Gov. of Mam. Emory Washburn, Ex-Governor of Maas. Simeon Brown, Lieut. Gov. of Mas*. E. M. Wright, Secretary State of Mam. {John B. Fitxpatrick, Catholic Bishop of Boston. Prof. John Totrey.ofthe College of Physicians and Surgeohs," New York City. Dr. C. T. Jackson, Geologist of the Public

Lands of the United States. MEN THAT ARE MEN. Amang the diseases this Pill has cared with astonishing rapidity, we may mention Ostivenesa, Klfotts Complaints, Rheumatism,

Dropsy, Heartburn. Headache arising from a fowl Stomach, Naosea, Indigestion, Morbid inaction the Bowels, sod pain arising therefrom, Flatnleocv, Loss of appetite, ml)

demos and ctrta-

aeons Diseases, which require an et aouant Medicane, Scrofala, or King's Ev8. They also by parifying the Mood and stiwAdtg tbe System, eon may oomplaints which woaid not be supposed time* oookl rwib sscli aa Deafbess. Partial Wmdness, Hean^bt and nervoas IrritcMlity, Dencg» onrts of Uw Liver and BSdneys, Goat, and other kindred complaints, arixtag frost a low state of the body, or Obstructions of its functions. They are the best Pwptfrs Modi tfft discos eiwd, and yon wiQ bat need to sate them ooce to know it.

TrepartA by Dr. J. C. AYES, Lowell, sad SOU by erery iwpwMMs Dragrfst fln» ewmtrv.

July 9-dnin

Boback*»ScaudtnavinnRemedies. The seeds of all disorders are in the blood, and Dr. Roback'aStooe Pcairuat and Pttxs act fpecifioally on that fluid. They are composed of rare Swedish herbs, and form a sovereign antidote to the infecting and corroding principle of disease- Not oaaly do they core indigesti(u, bilious complaints, female weakness, connubial incompetency, nervous disorders, long and throat affections, diarrhea, etc., etc., but tht cleanse, purify snd invigo rate every organ, and put the wholo animalmachinery in such a vigorous conditipn that it is enabled to resist and throw off the influence of bad air and causeothera of sickncss. Sea advertisement.

July 9-dawlm

a''sws°"

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HBBK RUITT

vera

DIMES *I«» ILBCK

raoa

IT NDERTA

Jos.

DOL-

First Rate Shingles

CAN

be had in any quantities at King's Coal Yard, by c.ilii»g on the subscriber, corner Fifth strofct awl Canal.

Julv 23 dl-w E. C. KING.

Hands Wanted

VO unload coal boats at King's CJOI Yard. July 28-dlw

Mammoth

AUCTION S^LZJS —OF—

NEW FURNITURE!

$10 000 worth of qood home-made Work to be soU on FR1DA and SATUKDA the 31{ in«t., and itu fret dap of August.

CONSISTING

in part of 'Bureaus, Bed

steads, Centre, Can! and Common Tables, ounges, Stands. Wash Stands, Chairs, fine and "common linking Glasses, and in short everything intheFuruiturt« line.

Being determined to dose out my stoclc of Furttfmrv for the purpose of carrying on more extensively another branch of tiie badness, rix.:

TX(T,

I have fallen Upon this method of doing so. /U] those in want of Furniture would do well to attend the sale at n»y Ware Room, Corner »f Sccond and Cherrr StS, first corner North of the Stewart House.

TERMS OF SALE:-*-All sums of $3 or under, cash all over that, a credit of 30 days with note and security, payable at McKeen & Tousev's. ISAAC 13ALL.

July !&-did "(Daily"Eirpress copy.)

Contractors Take Notice.

a meeting of the Common Council of the city of Terre-Haute, an order was passed for/the grading, gravelling, curbing, •and guttering with stone, all that portion of Wabash Street lying between Sixth and Fourth Streets. The contract for said work will he let to the lowest bidd*r, at the Com mon Council rooms of said city on tho 3d day •of August, 18"7. Bids are solicited. Plans and specifications nny be seen at tho Engl ne'er's office, or nt the Council rooms. By oider of the Council. Attest: C. Y. PATTERSON, Mayor.

II. BI.AKK.

Clerk.

July 27, (23) 1857-tiH 3d

HARPER'SW.

Mag»*.ine for August,

Putnam's Monthly do. at IL 6UCKINGHA?4'S. July 24 dtf

Painters' Materials.

LINSEED

OIL. White Lend,-folic, Putty

Conors, dry nnd iri-ouiid in oil, Brushes all sorts snd si* **, Window Glass, FircProof Paint, Turpcn'iBf. ipjm, Copal,

OoaCli

and

Deinar Varnishes, Tfebo Colors, Tinsel Foil, and Artist's Brushes. A full stock eu hand, and for sale low for CASIf.

TV T. I/. BARR CO., I Vugttht#, Comer of 4th and Mitin streets. Jilv lldlin-wllm

MEDICAL NOTICE.

DRS. COOK & RIDDElL,

OF INmAXAPOt.1*

WMedicinc,

ILL practice In the variom branches of Sunjery, nod diseases ol Fcmnlc* generally.

Particular attention given to n)l Chonic Diseases-diseases of the £yes. Dr C. & ft., treat Rronchitin and ail dis ea*es of the throat a«d lungs by inhalation.

ITOffico on IVtain street, over Betil'a Shoe Store, nearlr opposite Southern B.mlc June 29, dwtf Preston fc JWorril** Farivnlled fln^ voring Fxtrnct*.

JDST

deceived direct from tlie manufacturers, a large lot, embracing the following kind.*: Vanilla. Len-on, Rose, Peach, Almond, Strawbcrrv. Pine Annie, Celerv nnd Orange.

T.H. BARft fc CO.,

Julv I5 d2w^'{ Cor.of 4th and M«n sts.

The Great Calliope ia Coming! LOOK OUT tOR t»K S E A S I

•list11 jr.

TIs onif tmtHrummi of the Had ia exitlenee Drawn by 40 KonMW* 4 Abrestsl. Two SaprtiCSkariato am ftrti* Steam ofparatuM, the ether for the pmt lnatrwmeHt. This exmfamf vffl perform ia Torre*Haate, on

TC1SDAT AUGUST 4th, 1UT. B*t«t the Irstaad ealy t* this ehfot Wiaton «t Bmap'0 ORZSA7 EASTERN CIRCUS Observe well the Ui»* of Ctmmutr, aad ttoe of fsMMttoa, sad **«ak4 a mou of H."

Oil

IXMlSSli

NiXON & KEMP'S

E A E A S E N

O I S

Rep it owtlng tke Amuummtf ofJFit* D$errn* Nation*: America, En&md, France, Arabia, China, hm the native perjormir* of ea* country, -vritt ex^*o:t at Ttrrt-ilouie

Tuesday, August 4th, 1857. AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

tion, and ecuiSta power to a brass b»ndcompoir, ed more th»# tfcau**nd nudou. It«an be heard fer miles sruuud, while .Its noto« ar* as, ctoar and hanaoelous aa those of a frtli swd perfect erefcestra. The CALLIOPE, drawn b, SO horses, four abreast, will procede the grand |rteession Into the city

THE GRAND PROCESS]OX W1U make tu pebUc entry in Town about aoon attended by

CHOJtT'S YORK BRASS BAND. Alter parading through the principle streets the Calliope will be driven Inside the i»m«ns« paTllUon, where it will play a variety of sirs by steam, and the works thrown ope* ibr the lospeotina of the audience.

Tuaca Porcuaa Ctowxs: Kemp, the jrrest Farlish Clown. Tom l.lnton. the Trick tad stut Clown, R. W. 8. tfi, the Buff.. S or

Ail Cherlff, the tuple Jointed artist, called the snake ihe desert. It ts Impouibl* to give an accurate de*crlpUon of this wonderful man'a performances. Accompanying Aal-ChcrllT aro Hon-FcU, MaMan-Alt, and Hammottbe Jumper, all from the burning ulaina of Araba, and v»ln will give truthful ltluatrationa of the game*, •ports and festivities of tho wandering Aral*. "rt»e followingdlallngalstiod Lady £vuostrl»n*, will also appear lu different acta MUe Caroline, M'elle Louisa SI ad. Kcmptoa, NUa Mlckfore, MIM Jtlraah, W. H- Hemp, tbe Trick Clewn, will Introduce, fbr the flr»t time In this country, hi* brilliant comic p&ntomine ef the Night Owl. or Dogs of Hantarjcla, In which tho whole coiwpiwiy, embracing the r»pre»entarte»of toe flva groat nations, wlllapponr together.

Ftenctfla Slogrlat, gymnastic, grotesque, or French CKw«, to hit uumberloM a title* aud Hying Kmp*.

Aleneo Wuhboll, tho aaodoru Pautpsan and cannon ball performer. Tom la men, the 0evn oo stilts, In hit very extraordinary ahi ludlurou* performance*.

Walter Ay mar, tho eelobrawd wild hurdlo lumping ri«U'r, and splendid anatomist. Jaa. Rllsler and Js with th« entire treup will «|p«iar in the animated *cftn« »f Tumbling an a in

R. W. Smith, the popular ballad singer. Masters George and wljVWftn, tn Juvonlla hortemanahlp, Posturing, Tumbling. &c.

Horace Nlcols, the accomplished equestrian ma'ttager. Resides a hoat of auxiliaries necessary to Rive effect to the numerous rvprvsantatlons.

Door* npmi ut 1J4 and" P. M., performance to cominciKt* ImIf an hour afterward*. ADMISSION* —to hex 50c. Children unde* nine jeen, hall'^rice.

Among tho load faff feature* of „thli qulncu plsxal troupe,»r«» a paily af Chliie*S JuygUn stress' .Atrlst recentlv arrlvnd from VhO Chhieno Kinjilrr, compoiteA aftiln-cht-Hftmig, KlaU-*S Snd f»u«h Clititu, wfth IhWr »»»ocl»to«. tn all tho curlon« nnrt imilWfxriou* fc»U of Oriental Kecromutu mid nlclll. muffle'trnii!fotiiiBtl»iu and dftfcptloii,' ircl*«Iy the *am«? a» they wero exhibited t» th*1" Col. l«l» i*o thousand years ago: nnd i.e rt bnforu tho present aca^on allowod to Ito liKiksU UJKMI by "rtnt*ldo barbartan*." Jtfona. Bav»« ml Mmlnmc leRfich, from all th« prHrsl|/aI K«rnp«fM» Am^Uhestrts, In tle course uf the tcrtalnnicnt#, Mum. t)eBsrh, Ite an exlraordlnary act of Juggling on Horsebark, never befotv pet' f«rmol, 4)IADCH FREjuenriy MuatraUd In varl«,U* show Mils, entitled

LK Joxm.tr* A Du(rln* tW» set Mon*. UijHm-h Hon upon tho back of hi* hr*« Slid tt»»«'« Urtrt) wooden xlentia about nt hp g"e* nroun4 the rfng, cat, hlng aud balancing thoin again upon tils feet.

AniiSiikV Arttour*. Among the wandering cMldr^nufthc Aoaert who appear In tl»U sxluhi»

^iristttttoua KxMMtlenk

Grnnd Aatftehaion npon Silgle Wird# bf VtM.dlT' I Prevlee* to the eomnKflme* taent of tbe aitoruoons perforiHanees, abd lmw«. dlstely haflars ept-nlng tfie dW»r, of Ntxoir fitfv** Kenip'a Oreat Eastern Clrrm, M'jle Uoulse wilt make a terrtfte asoenslen tiM a single wire, axtending from Mie gr«nnd ud Net to the bead of tbe Circus flag staff, an elevation of aoroe ft)

VO feet. During the aneenstOB the CALLIOPE wllL l«eplared near tbe Cireaa. The Clown's New ComleitengBookt Containing thirty elerant wood eats, snd foil pr»frasani» of tbe peiruratsnee printed on tbe eov«r, told by tbe usher* st tbe door.

Tbe above Cewpsny will perform at Paris A ago si 3d, at Roekvllle Wednesday, Aug. 5th, st Grseacastle'fkarsdar*:Atic. •.

July 27.

C.W. FULLER, Agent.

INTexv Saloon.

JUST

oranieo sr

Mmmn.

JaclMos & Denny.

would respeatfbUf aanomoe to tfcn^ cithscus ef Terre-HiMite and vlcinHjrJI thai we have jnst opened a new Ice CreamT^ daloon, on the south tide of the Public Square/1 two doors west of the State Bank, where we will keep a general assortment of the finest Confection cries fottnd in the city. Customer*will be promptly waited on. Come one!—« Come all!! J. dt D. fl

JulyM-d&n W

Tobacoo utd Cigars.

hare constantly on luutd, tbe finest Cigar* and Tobacco 1 try them once,ftnd we will call again.

Cfors and Tobacco that the markets sJbrd. Call and coofidcat that jron wftl call

T. U. BAB.2 dt. CO.,

Corner of 4th and Main streets.

Jnly 14-dlm

Lttbin'f Oemfln*

CONSTANTLY

Julv

CIKCTJ#:

ComtaMm WMWWHrientwl •**#!«•. s^lwadwr}of ***7 mi a»aa.sli«isi»ii%Oaftety *nr»cOoa, thas a» BE!?J. E8BITT, CHr ERfflHw. On |4i]r*4^«t*W t^tt AdtMrt J«hr3S4wtt tswwtr! jwtUfetber.

trntomuj, and also, Fis raofi^

on hand

V^adf Eternal Perfkme

14-dlm Corner 4th tad Main sts ejfnjnglDwrf~B«5ir~ Jfo. 4.

Mechanic*' Bom.

THE

snrveys of all Town Lota, tMMotfcp corners, lte«s, sdditioos and e^tdii^ilflas^ made and platted. A too. Maps and DrasrtegK?