Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 36, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 February 1858 — Page 3

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Arrivals u4 Depattttei of Trails

nut umt unf TtntuM mrri»*...., ............fnima Mail Traif ...*** P. M. I gall. tola....3:1$ A. M. Nlrbt B* A. X. I KjfWKx -S:« F. «. Freight .W-M I Freight 53# A. 3L mil *»{T» il *lC**0*a uiutei*. Ha. t, K* 11:0$ A. *t. I *•. 1 Kx S 15 A. M. *, J3S V. JFO. 9. A« 7:15 AMo.3, R*.......S-4S A. it !M.3, Bx.iil,..»33 P.M. «r/ksvsit-a *»»ea*wroaa*viu.g KAjiaoAP. Ar.Trai* 4:14 P. M. Ac. Train......6-.40 A.M. Kail Train *33 Y. U. Mall Train., i. 1« P.M.

Amttsements.

Thatsz—OIITA's Hail.—Benefit of M**» Fanny' jDenham.—On Wednesday night

Miss Fanny Denlisto takes her farewell benefU. By particular request "Po-ca-hon-taa" will be repeated, also the "Eatmi Boy." and -4In and out of place." This is a good bill, and as Miss Denham has made many admirers sinco her stay here, we bespeak a paying kortte for tlje occasion.

Earning of the Itacifie Hotel.

Tbe burning of the Pacific Hotel/in St. Lou!*, on the morning of the 20th, is a horrible affair.— Tbe number of lives lost has not yet been ascertained, bat is variously estimated at from 10 to 30. Many were dreadfully mangled by jumping from the second and third atory. We learn that a man who was cleeping in the third story, after throwing hi* bed out and dropping Iris wife and two children jumped alter them and thus were sared without even a broken limb. A large dag that was about the tis« was the cacse of tome thirty persons escaping. It is said that he actually broke out two or three windows and went into the sleeping rooms and pulled the clothes off the beds and thus awoke the ilcpen who would hare soon been enveloped in th* devouring element.

The Are originated in the drug store underneath, in which was a large quantity of baniing'.fluld. The following are the names of the persons far known to bo killed. Bruce, McNitt, Burlcheart, Wast, Tattl, Surrill and Mrs. Jenny Jon ex and child, ail of Bt. Louis Johnson of Chicago, Henry Rochester, T. Hart and Strong of Rochester, N. Y.j Wm. Saunders, Taylor, Ge. Crane and Mi* Jnne*, residence unknown Chns. Davis and Wm. Cur ninj'hnm of Ibe Terro-Hauto and Alton Railrowl Miss Hunter, and Mr. aud Mrs. Hubbard.

Hcriom!y injured—James F. Geary, roportcr lor the 81. Louis Leader, E. Hays, New York Jonathan Jones M. Sowns Wm. Turner and Shnrpc, watchman of the house.

The fire caught in tho drug store, under the hotel and the flame* spread so rapidly that before the inmate* could be aroused, the stall ways were enveloped in fire, and all egress was cut off except by the windows*

Jt-ff" Vosterday being Washington's birth-day wo concluded to issue no paper.

9tW We have extremely cold weather

now. Plenty of good ice, sleighing, kc.

It appears from Louis Napoloon's

speech to tho Legislature, that the French will, after nil, co-operate with tho English

in the attack on Canton, and in tho Chi

nese wor generally. Tho Imperial speech,

in this, contradicts tho official statement

of the Mooiteur, to whioh we referred weok or two ago. Such contradiction

in a raro thing. Mr. Walsh, alluding to in his last letter from Paris, says that it is

th) first time within his memory that it

has happened.

As the combined force of the Frcneh and English must have attacked Canton long before this, we shall doubtless receive early information of the result or progress of the assault. The result, howerer, cannot be either doubtful or very remote.— The British naval force in tho Chinese waters numbered at the last accounts flfty-ono vetsels, iuclnding twent) steam gun-boats, several of whioh carry as many as three guns. The whole armament amounts to 505 guns, with 5,820 sailers, besides (,000 marines. Some additional(reinforcemcnUi were still expected, and it was expeotod that, including these, the force that could bo vpared from the garrison of Hong Cong, and the French assistance that was counted on, there would be ready by Christmas as many as ten thousand men to operate against the refractory Celestials. The operation can hardly fail to he speedily effective.

Jndga Closer, of Uo Probate

Ooart of Windsor, VtM lus decided that a good ft roily newspaper is one of the necessary article for tbe rapport of a family during the seUiemeat of an estate, and aa sftch, tbe a.ltninistrator, in insolvent es tatos is as ti

widow to make own selection of what pa* par she will havo.

Life is made op, not of gTMt sac

rifices or dati«s, hot in HtUe things, in

which smil* and kindnew, »nd amall obligations. fpTen habitually, ar* what wia

and pr«serre tbo heart and aeenre comfort.

J®* What tb« betw«o an anction and aea-sioJkiM**? One is the sale

of effiiota—.md the ot&tr, tbe effects of a

to Tiiteltaf A

rtm-tAj

aachas Bauuurx*s HoLL*Mtl)R-m*

cMH^ktoo hf^tMMigwodett: 'to thetratding eotaamnity, eapeclaUy, it is certainly an invblaabie remedy ha ring Hale or no exercise,

The Publisher* having had considerable experience in many other Western cities, where they have always given satisfaction, feel confident that the business mm and citizens of Terre-Haute will nid them In the above undertaking. The curd of twr chant* nnd bur.ness men generally arc respoctl'r.ll.v itlicltrd, which the publishers will insert at a trifling cost! As a medium for advertising, the Directory stands unequalled, while the number of copies issued will b# sufficient to supply adjacent Tows. Hotels and Railroad offices. 03" For references as to capacity, &c.. Mes«rs. McEvoy At Co would refer to any ««f the old standing business houses either in Chicago, Quiney. or Alton.

Feb. 9,dtf

com-

sbntly exposed, and deject to the effect* ofa change oi cliniatfe and Witter, titey ret£nlr£ aome pleasant siedicine of this kind to regulate tKe bowth. feM-lw

The casket of Diamonds,

A Weekly Jour.ial containing 33 columns of ehoice reading matter of a character calculated to1 instruct, amuse, and enterot the general reader, will be commenced on the First

Dlamenda! Biansnd*! Diamonds! SO thousand dollars worth of pure California Diamonds, set !n every conceivable style of elegant Gold Jewelry to be presented to the subscribers of the Casketof Diamonds. There are no gifts worth less lhan 25 cents, and from ihat np to $300. GIFTS! GIFTS.'! GIFTS!.'.' GIFTS!!?! Every subscriber will receives beautiful,gift in Gold or iamnud Jewelry immediately on receipt of his or her name, accompanied by tbe amount of subscription money.

THE SUBSCRIBERS NAMES

As fast as received, will b« placed in regular rotation ou our books, opposite designating Nog. and the gift containg a corresponding No. will be sent immediately, post paid, to the subscriber.

LADIES! LADIES!! LADIES!!! You can Bret a large number of subscribers for the Casket ,»f Diamonds by a little extra exertion, aud for every 10 suqscribcrs nnmcs you forward us, ac companled by the money we will send you a beautiful diamond gift. We make the same offer to Gentleman.

Please bear in mind the fact that every Subscriber to the Caaket of Diamonds will receive a beautiful gift immedintcly on receipt of his or her name aecompanicd by the subscription money.

Persons wishing to commence with the First No. should send in immediately, as the gift they will reccive will encourage them to speak to others of their success, and thereby assist materially in increasing oursubecription list to commence with the first number.

Among the interesting featuresof our Paper will be a Invc «orrespondence of the most thrilling and exciting character, which took place in Paris, in 1855, betwixt an English Gentleman and a French Lndy—the tyrannical opposition ot tho Lady's Father to '.he union of bis daughter with the English gentleman is described in the most, vivid and interesting manner, as well as the successful plots of the young Isdyto elude the violence and cruelty of her heartless father.

These letters are deeply interesting, and ol a pure, high-toned diameter. 0"Eaeh subscriber must send 3 three cent postage stamps for return postage en gift. Address

NELSON, HICKS & CO.,

Proprietors ofthe Casket of Diamonds, Feb, 10-d6m 75 Nassi-u Street, N. Y.

FORthe

SALE-—The valuable property Known as "Redford House,'» belonging to the estate of R. S. McCabe, deceased. Title rood. Enqui or BAIRD & BASSET.

Jan 9 1858 d4w

4 LA RG E and choice assortment of Fine Ci-

gnr* and Chewing Tobitcco* including A iders»n*s 8oi.\cr, just received. We ask the lovers of the Waro t» give us a call.

THE

Saturday In March

1858! Only $1 Per Annan in Advance. THECASKETOF I A O N S Will be the cheapest, best and most entertaining Weekly Paper eVer published in New York.

T. H. BARR CO.,

Corner 4th and Me in Street*,

J*n. 'J6, d2tr. Terre-Haute, Iud.

Terre-Haute City Directory. McEVOT

& Co., Publishers.

CONTAINING

apketcli of the City 5 nn nlpha-

ss.

STATE OP INDIANA, County of Vigo, Iu the Vigo Court ol Common Pie j, April Term, 185a

Arba Holmes, cowplalnt to Enforce Benjamin*T.ylor,{ Mechanic's Lien. appearing by the affidavit of a disinterested and -L competent witness. Sled in the office of the Clerk of the Vigo Court of Common Pleas, that Bctyamin Taylor, the defendant, a necessary party to toe above entitled cause, is not a resident of the State of Indiana, notice of the pendency of said action i» therefore hereby given to said defendant, Benjamin Taylor, and that said causcjof action will stand for trial at the next term of the Vigo Conrt of Common Pleas, to be hegnn and held at the Court House 1ft the city of Terre-Haule, in the county and State aforesaid, on the first Monday In April 1853, unless said defendant then and there, plead, answer or demur, to the matters and things set forth in said Plaintiff's complaint, on or before the calling of said cause tor trial, the same will bo heard and determined in his absifhee, and decreed upon accordingly. AND. WILKINS, Cl'k.

W K.

Edwakds,

P1&. Attv.

Feb. ll,1858.-4t [pnfe*|4

NOTICE.

THE

Stockholder* of the Terre-Haute Gas Light Campany an requested to meet at the •ffiee of said Company in the city of Terre-Haute, on Friday the l&th of January, 1858, for the transaction of important business.

Dee. 9Mtf

THE

Sable in paying for one—the

W*. J. BALL, Pratt

C3ia.rlea

Saloon and Restaurant.

nnder^fiicd will opeb, t»-)ay, tbe above StkMMiudRiwuRut, aadttM* arrangemeats.

Freak Oysters, 8aWUsc*t

and in fact tmjtkiw to BAT and DRINK that th« naHc«t oan aSorl, at tht most reasonable rateWe afc«o have a vwy fine B«U Rooca 65X99 ieet, which can be bad at aaytisK for Cotillon parties ovotber mcial

nthtring*

Cironic or

eo tbe mm reasonable

tern* Persons oesitiwsMll a kail will pleaae call Cbaiiea. PHIL. & DANIEL MONNIQBIU

Feb. IS, ISSSnftf

Administrator^ Notice.

NOTICE

IsIwuHNj given tbat letters of Ad»te-

btratioa 00 tbe eatate of E. M^Ward, dec'dU, bare this day beea bmed to tbe imder»n»ed by tbe *^0 CowtofCoiuBMiPfeas. Said estatefSMq»|iwd«»b*aele«M. ANIH^BON WAftD,

A«rt»M

In'tical register ofthe name,business and residence of every mai.k citiifv nn Almmac, a Sheet Directofv, a Bn-'inc.s Diractorr, and ctipi ou, appendix Containing a list of City ami County X'J'Horse, ar.d Cnt.lv it I, an infi-IliMe remedy officer* full information of all Societies and hoso- for imfes, galls, scratches, crocked heels, lameness, spavin, sweeny, splint. fUtiilu, bruises, swellings, wounds, rattlesnake bites,and various other diseases whicti atiiuiaU ar« liable to from lidnrle or accidents.

ciations ofthe citvf Ruilroads, Stages, ('Imrches andPa^Urs, and in fact, all thnt is udeful for the business man, citizen Or stranger.

Kverv Country Merchant should obtain a sun plv of McLoan*s Volcanic Oil Liniment. It sells rapidly, becnuse*lt always cures.

A liberal discount will be made to merchants who buy to sell ariiiu. For sale by J. H. McLKAX, proprietor, corner n'Thlrd and Pine sLs., St. LouU, Mo. alio for sale a* above.

f^rm-

Strengthening Cordial

AND BLOOD PURIFIER.

truUil romeJv jn Uw* v(i»14,' TMl C-if-dUT I* t1»ttll-i1 from a Bfrrytnown only to myflf, and ehamlrallr roinhincd with

We say to parents, if your children are sickly, pnny, or afflicted with complaints prevalent among children, give them a small quantity ot McLean's Cardial, and it will make them healthy. fat and r»bust. Delay not a moment, try it and you will convinced".

IT IS DELICIOUSTO TA KK. KVEKY COUNTRY MKKCHAKT Should not leave the city until ho ha-1 procured a supply of MeLcan's Strengthening Cordini. It sells rapidly, because it always cures. A liberal discount will be made to those who buy to sell again.

CAUTION—Beware of firngglsts or dealers who may try to palm upon you soma Bitter or Sarsaparilla trash, which they can buy cheap, by sayltig itisjast 08 good. Avoid such men. Ask Or

McLean's Strtngthtnntp Cardial,

J. U. Cnunlneham and Allen Penca, Agent «, a'ept. j,-daw tf Ttrre-Haute. Ind

W I)31/si

Grent Bnrgains ofTcrril lo the. Public. at mo. 5. ritacMtx aow, Tramt-HAinT.. ind. H^HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE-

.1 spcctfully inform the cinVns of TerreHaute, and vicinity, that they have just rc ccivcd A Isrge and well selected Fall and Winter stock of BOOTS AND 3HOEB, from the Eastern manufactures, and of the lateat styles, and are determined to sell at the lowest cash prices, wholesale and retail.

O" We are also prepared to manufacture work at the shortest notice and in the latest style. DECK DOLL

No. 5, Phoenix Row, Terre-Haute, Iud., SRgn of the Big Brass Boot, 1 door wc*t of Tuell & Brokaw's Store.

Nov-lI-'67, wlr

Something Substantial! Head and Consider Well the Proposition!

We are now making preparations to rectife Urge Invoices of

Agricultural Implements,

Consisting of

PLOWS OF ALL KINDS, MOWF.RS AND REAPERS, WHEAT DRILLS, And all other implements generally ose'i l»y the Farmers and that we may make room for this branch of bosineat, wc propose to sell an til the 6nt of March, our well selected stock of

Steves nt Redtaced Rates.

Our Parlor and Office Btovcs we will sell at a E A S A I I E Those who have intended par-chasing a

Gkod

Cook Stove,

Dariag the coming Spring, would do well to give us a call before porchasing. ^*1 At die radoeed prkes, we wul

WAKSCilT ALL WE SELL

S. WOLF A CO.,

IRA GROVER, Salesman. Seeeeams to J. Comer k. Co I Jaal^-ddcwtf .1^%^t I

A CBmSHGfi

Tb Ou Proprietor* qf tk* Young Amermw Cor% and Cob M01. \7f7E, tbe andetsigaad, will fiv« Three

Hnadred Dollars to w#,if yo« will friad fiwa two to five Imafcelsof Corn ia tti Mr, as Sm,and ia tbe sasM tmaaberof iw taboos as tbe Star Com and Cob UtO.

Webtedtbe PtafrtMrn oftbe Kroelrior to tbefer pretest pattern ef MSI. Tbe edges te be fcintaissteii sm»:dbo •«s by botb partSes, awl Ibe trial to be and* tjw^anfcod «rtve%Mtbs, ia Terre-

HUNT, B8AWNER A CO,

Tof

tain a

the most valuable invdmnal ronty, Imrb^erid terfcs known to tbe tnind of «Soe, vis: otoed 16*1* black m«t, wild cherry bark, yellow :dock, damtalios)*, aarsaparttt*. eMtr Sowers, with others, product ax Ut« most It.fklllMc temeiy for tha ro» to ration ot bcal'.h ever koown.

IT IS SATURBf OWS RK.MRDY, Cilriujt JUsa*ca by natoral laws. ^Tien taken, it* heiliitjt lnflhTTCMla fW rrHifsb throOffh

rv-

wry rein of tho !«Wl.r, jvurifytng .aim ae-etef*ilnf Ibi-drcu!»U.'i) tf lhe blooj. It-leatm)ts«s ait btlllou* matt«rIt th# ctomacb, and strengthens the whole ornniMtlon.

McLean'• Su-jn^ftheiiiBr Cordial WiHeff«ctaallj care Liver conit.laliit*, Dsp«tiaia, Janndtcc,

DietMft

til

Ki4*ej-t, mtii 4U disetsts mriiiuf frwm *Ji*»'r4ertd t.irrr ar St amuck.

Ihrspepsls. Heartburn, Inward Pi!M. AeldlH or Sirknem of the Stomach, Pttllnesj of Bio to tho Head, Doll Pain or Swimming la the Hoa Palpitation of the Heart. Kulinesn or Wo Ir. the Btomnch Hour KAietatlnns, ChoVina or SuCTo eating Feeling when lying down, Dryuuss or Yeilownens of the Kbln nnd Kyen, Msht Sweat*, te ward Fevers. Pain in the' Small of the Back Chert or Side,Sudden flushes of lieat. Depression of Sj.trlts, Frightful Drensj*, l),ipondcpcy or any Servoiis Disease, Sores of Bl»tcl»es in the Sktu* and Fever and Ague (»r Chills and Fever.) It will also cure die&sea ol the Bladder and Womb, inch as Seminal Weakness, Incontinenceof Orlne. Stranguary. Inflammation or Weakness of the Womb bladder, Whlses. Are.

THEHK IS NO MISTAKE ABO0T IT. This cordial will nevwr fail to cure any of the •bore dUeasns, if taken as perdlrectlons on each bottle,in German, English and French.

OVER HALF A M1LUOX OF BOTTLES Have been said during the |»ai*l six months, and in no Ittstahcehits It failed in givlhg entire satisfaction. Who then, will satfer firom weakness or doblllty when

will care you.

TO THE LA DIES.

Do you wish to he healthy and strong? Then goatonce and get some of McLean's Cordini. II will strengthen and'Invigorate your htod flotv through every vein, ami the rich rosy bloom of health to mount to your choek aguin. Every bottle warranted to give »atisfaction.

FOR CHILDREN.

and tuke

no tiling elie. It Is the aly reirtedy that will jm rify the blood thoroughly, and at the snmu time strengthen the systotn.

Oho tablespoonfol taken every morning fasting Is a certain preventive for Cholera, Chills and fever. Yellow Fever, or any prevalent disease.

Price only 91 pet bottle, or six bottles for $5. J. H. MnLKA.V Sole Proprietor of th? Cordial.

Also, McLeBn's Volcanic Oil Mnimeft!. TTTPunclpal depot on the Corner df Third and Pli. St. Louis, Wo.

IO» Forsale in Louisville by Bell, Talhott Co.,'Spriuger dc Bro.. and Raymond & Patton MeLEAJf'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT, The test Liniment in the world for ninn or keast

Another Rmtrkable C*K*

Performed byMeLe uf's VolcaAie.Otl Linltnen Read lor yonnelven: Thomas rinl, a blacksmith, living near Cass avenue ou Teutli street, had a h-rrlblu runnin soreonhls f«»ot. He trlrd various Linimenti, Snlves.uVc., but could do It good. Hodespnired of ever being able to work »t his trade aguin, becansv he could not'bear aiiT weight on his f«ot and by one small bottle of McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment, ho Is now pnrfectlv cured.

I'lieiitnatlsm, paralysis, "neuralgia, bruises, *Irain«, »tllIVies» in the" Joinlii or inusules. swellings, tre III mat, earache or toothache, wounds, fresh cuts, sores, burns, scalds, pains, tfo.. vield the "magic" Undtionce this wonderful Linl-

OF COAL

Cents per Bushel

HE tJHI»ERSl«NBD HAS 3feT UP ONE Fai rbaskV heavy draft scales for arelgjiiny ODal,tttVt and all otfifet- heavv articles, on the lot ^e^of.lfeBlent's a Itbleoala Grooevy fiort, where die weig^imaster iriU be found in readiness, at all times, to iralt hjtjn th(fe»»*bn may give him a call

All orders left with the weighmastor at the scales trill bi tirwrtptly atteitde to. Ordert Sol'clltd. Kb. 9.dl* WM. MpQUILKIN.

"T70TT Can Rent a dwelling with four jrood rooras 1 of J, G. ADAMS. Feb.6,dtf *, .v--

King's Coal Yard

well sn *ptted with a good article of Coal our cti^tcmerBBBd the public generally are informed that ihey have it at prices to yuit the hard nrrttts.* Good ha:4 wood for'sale by th* load or cord. E. KING, feb3-dlm

Corner 5th street and CanaL

NOTICE.

Th«s

ie Tcrre-Hante Bindery Sf Job Printing Qfflde been sold to R. H. SiMrsoh Co., who will hereaftercary on bu^uessattheold stand and to whom the customers of the establishment are recommended. Tho«e Indebted to tltc former proprietors will make payment to J. N SHverthorn, late Superintendent tanse having claims will present them for settlement Persons residing in Terre-Hnute, who havo books for binding in the office, which have been finished tor three months and upward, will please call during the week and take them away, or they will be sold to pav expenses. CIIAS WOOD, i, Surviving Partner.

Tcrre-Haute, Feb. 2.,18S.1,d4t

THE

AMERICAN ALMkNAC~AND REpository of useful Know ledjr year the '58. For sale at W. H. BUCKINGHAM'S.

Jan. 27-dtf

LIVINGSTON'S TRAVLES IN AFRICA, anew supply, at GHAM'S.

DR Jan. 26-dtf

Mc.Ltan'1 Strtn£tktning Cordial

Early

Indiana

A New Arrangement. S-PTPOOTB, HAVINGA.

bought the Grocery nnd Provision Store of Capt. K." Taylor, begs leave to eall the nttenton of hisold customers and the public generally to the Inducements which ha is now enabled to offer, it will be his particular aim to keep ev*ry article in this line of business that may be called for, and to keep

Goods of the best quality, and to sell at the lowest market rates, and to carry on the business in the liberal

atid hottest manner lb which It has been heretofore done. OnrExpross wagon witl deliver all goods to every part of town tree of charge.

Jaaob

Aanaaw so long with Mr. Taylor Will still

continue in the house, Tho ytock will be enlarged at once aud kept full and complete.

CASH paid for ceuntr. produce and received for goods. ?»11 at tho Prevision Store a few doofs south ofthe Post Office 'S. P. FOOTK.

Jan. JO, 18.}#.

1 take pleasnrein recommending to my friends nnd customers :ov successor in business, Mr.S. H. Fo.te, aa worthy of their patronage.

Jan. 21, dlwwlni

WEket

K. TAYLOR.

have two sm:tll Houses and Lota on Mar street, for sale or exchange for farms,

at our office. HARBERT & BARTON, Jan. 19, dtf. ..j Land Agents.

\/'OU c.tri purchase a good Stcnni Saw Mill in good running order at low rates, and on good terms,"at HA,RB^T & BARTON'S,

Jan- i9-dtf Laud Agents.

have a large number of vacant. Lot* for sale at low figures, and low credit

HARBERT& BARTON. Land Agents,

Jan.19 dtfr

Ladies' Bank of Fortune.

have now re-opened the

Ladies1' Bank of Fortune, At Wolfe's Xeto House on Second Street.

Where 1-shall be pleased 'ja see my old patrons, ns I urn in receipt of a fine stock of 3V©w Goods, purchased at great! reduced prices at the time of the financial crishum New York I have therefore, prepared the Bank so that it will give many more prizes and bettcroncs to those that invest their aoliar, and we now warrant valro fin everv draw made.. There have alreadv gone out, a num berof 6ne articles v.iltted from five to len dollars each, and have not had many draws yet, ns we onlv opened last week.

Jan. 23-dft ANN HOLMESi

Vocal and Insfcrumental Music. MISS N. BOWS,

,0ate ot raailetoa. (Vt.) Mttnlcal Seminary.)

RBSPBCTFULLV

Geo.

Informs the pnhlle, that she will

rcmnlnln Terrc-Haute fnr a foW |*v« to r»ceive applications fbr Musical Instrnrtien*. She desires to mai-e known thnt ha has taught with the most uubnnn«l«d wcrMi In unroher of place*: from where »he bears with her the highest recommendations, in•troolioiiR iriven on the Pian» Forte or MeloJeon. Application to be mada at the Pott Office or at W. S. Caoper^s residence «n First htreet.

O. Trowbrld*®,

Sneaovo**. Wrhijran,

This 1* to eertliy ttfiit ?flss Ke11i« Bowe has j^iren Instraetloiisin onrresjp.^tive r*mllies. abl has prored herself to heahljrhly inaliffed and successful teacher on the Piano F«rte and Malodeon.

Jn*.

WWtlnr,

Jahn Christian, H. H. J-ewis J. J. Brown, ***.? Mrs. A. P. Lyiaaa. ian. 23-dtf

S'ate of Indiana Cotintyof Vigo,

TAKEN185^,

which

trials, and Sketches

By Hen. O. H. Smith, in one octavo volume of 640 pages $2,00* For sale at, Jan. 27-dtf W. II. BUCKINGHAM'S

Groceries and Provisions.

-r

ss.

nnasanestrav on the inh day of Janwarv, by Geo. W. Baaa, living !n H«ncv Creek Township, and c#un( and state aforesaid, onertr^y Cow, red with crumply horns. Star in the forehead, white In the flunks, white spot on the hi}*, ahout 10years old, and apptateed to {f l.r,)by /,• JAMES PRICE,*

JOHN PRICE,

ApPr*

A true copy from mv estrav book, ferdinandmills.jp I certify to the above to fce 1 trne copy from my Estray Book. A ND. WILKTNS, Clerk.

Jan, 27, w3w by GEO. M. EARLY, Depty.

25 Dollars Howard.

THE

undersigned had a large tot of Clothing stolen from a line In his varrt, on last evening a fittJe a/Vr lark. The clothing consisted princtpally of women1* apparel* I will give tbe above rewaid for th# apprehension of tbe thief sad recov-

PACIFIC HOTEL,

JD. W. STRADER A CO., Proprietor*.

Terms per Day, ,.41^0.

C«*O«RRE PAONC FL R. DEPOT,

Oe*. of Scv*«th aad Peptar Stneu, 'f Zjouis, Mo, JTAH

Baggage fhw Ike Depot free of dwrge*

We keep in me empdoy a competent pereoo ta *np«r^ a^ ulu baggage, aad giv* traveien all tbs iaAmaatten tbe* maw

6t*n.

vprji-t

.Feb. 9th, 1858v"-,

Maryland State Lotteries

FOR MARCH, 1*58.

France

Whole tickets 10 dol.s Halves

We are how opemng a^d arranging tor the 'Spring trade some3

1'iit

tmmw

Forty: Tliousane niece§ of paper Hangings.

of ail grades and qualities, which wc shall offer a prices much 1ms than heretofore. We shall alscfhavc an fearly

pring Stock of all kinds of Dry Goods, Car pets, Mattings, Oil Clotll&r&c.,

trust will please everv body in variety, style and prices They will he bought with CASH and sold for CASH, of coruse the price must be right. In tho mean time we «re cleeing out eur pros* entclock of

Winter Goods, Boots, Shoes

at greatly reduced prices, strictly for Cash.

& Co., Managers.

We present to our customers throughout tho L'rlon, some of the most Magnificent Schemes fr tho month or March, ever offered. The Mnrylnnil State Lotteries, are the ufest Lottery CnmmlMionor. in public, and all the prizes are promptly pail by the Mhnageri. All wlm desire and will take the trouble, can soon «»coftftin that the Mnrjlaml Stnte Lotteries,-under the sole management of R. Pranro At Co., are the onU lefpil llteries in iryland, and are drawn br authority of Law.

T. II. Hubbard Co.. will fill all orders in the Maryland Kctterie* promptly, and all communications held strictly confidential,

TTPTho, rountry i« fl ^odoil with swindling hotrus Lotteries, holding out vast Inducements, In the rhape of largw Capitals for a small price of Ticket*. Beware of all such, and when you want to try ynnr luck, remember that the Maryland Lotteries, which hart) been drawn for the last torly yea's, are the best Lotteries to ra order tickets in. —o—

GRAJtl) COjJfiOLtOATKD LOTTERK. CLASS 7, To be drnwn in RaUiniore Citv. March 13. '5#. SPEfDIDTKN DOLLAR SOHK.MK. 1 prize of. *40.000 5 prl*es or. $5.PC0 prize of 10.442 5 prixes of 1.200 2 prizes of. 6.0C0 It. prize* of 1000 4 prizes of••",• 3,000 333 prizes ef. SW0

Ac.. Ac.

Tickets flS. Halves."!, Q««rters5^0

Certificate of packaxes of2fl Mho!as SI40,00 do S6 Halves 70,M) do SS Quarters Su,00

"The Or«at Scheme of tlio Montli." GRAND CONSOLIDATED tOTTfcRY, DLASSK To ho drawn In Baltimore city, March 20,1858.

MAOsirtrrhT MCIIKMF.

30 Drawn Ballots in each Parlcape or 46 TicVeti. Fakln* more prizes than Blnhks.

1 jrrRiid prize ef 1 prize of do do ....... do do do do do

•»}5.lC9 .. I.1J5H ia.sjfl 7.01)0 7. son s.000 5 IKW 3.0O0 3,009

1 prize of..

....#2.000 2,(MM 1.500 1.50,1 1.M0 1.W0 1.000

do do »i,. do do do

80 prizes of. ... 95

HAVANA PLAN.

Single Numbers—Every Number pat In the wheel, nnd all the Prizes Drawn out. Every Prize in this Scheme must be drawn

MORE PRIZES"THAN BLANKS.

20,««0 Prises! 40.000 Tickets!!

Whole Tickets only Ten Dollars.

MARYLAND LOTTERY TO BE OXAWir OK THE

£Cavana Plan. GRAND CONSOLIDATED

Extra Class 3,

To be drawn in Baltimore, Md.. KaU, March 37. It'SS. No deduction in prixet* Prises payable in llli)

ees paysoie

1 Prize of. tttSjon^ 4 Appr'x to do U.9P0 S do 4JSW\

do 1. 4.000{ *o S.OOo/ 8 do J.ouoj do 1^00( 8 do 140*1 do I,«30i 8 do 1,290( do i.onc/ da l,000j 10 Priteaof.... 400 40 is Priites »f. 360 4o loo Prite, of. wo Itoe

S.!«

if S.Ltoyl*

•v P. S A few pieces of Carpets to close out lor Cash at decided bargins.

j.-.:

SON.

If yoti Want the Finest of Card#, Potters, Bill-Heads, g, Blnuka,

Chocks, Deeds, Labels, Programmes,

Go to the

Daily Union Job Rood, »y

Pamphlets, Notes,

and all Con6tahl«'«, Fancy Sh«rifT'», PmvriNd, Blankn,

Coal! Coal!! WE

Tkrms—Cnshon deliverv. Nov. 2tM3w J. S.

300

1.000 Prizes of f200 each.

Tickets #20, Hnlres 10, Quarters 5, eltththsS-in CortilJeato of pack nee of38 VVholcs-"*... $300.00 *0 do 26 Halves. IsA.OO do do 2(i Quarters 75.00 do do 33 Pfghths 37,00

YOU

300 ro 200 150

ieo 80 so

UM 40 Sa

9o.0on prlxs off dollars »nrh.

Qaari *rs 940.

If yon pnrehaM ttolceta, one of thoro 111 nut draw #8. Certificates «f Parhago IS Wholes will ho set for WM do 'do UsirM do do IS Qaarters S!J* do do 16 eighths ||.«5 All order* (Or tickets in the above spiet lid ftehamet will befritfefUiy aad pranptly S1IM. Address

T. H. ftUSRAftn di CO., Box 40, Baltimore, Md.

Persons la the WeSsr ftostH at hare their orders Slled In Um Shelby Collef-e Lottery, of Ky, Schemes exactly the same aa tbe above^aad als drawn ooder Um MM|eswM«r 8. France 4It Co.

Add«ea» T.H. HUBBABDdt Co. Rsb. It, dtf LoalsvfDe, Ky.

THREE

tMh.

I^ssaberf Laiktrl! /F't-j

9 A TtMHMUM) feet of well eessonod poplar lorn J**' ber for sale on good terms, by Feb. 18, '58, d. 4w. A, D. SWEET. Near Conner's smith shop.

For Heat dwellings Set reftL. '18, Iw. P. W,WOLF^.to

Feb. 1

West dde srpiare,

JOT TO TEE WORLD^Tbe greatest Medleal Diseovery of tbe Day. Head th* adyectiM. MBt beaded ''Bel^MG«rahMPr«paration.'*

We can and toill vrork for tho lowest living prices, withont fear of competition ffom any Or all the

Power

Presses on tho

Wabash. Justloave yoar orders, wc know what printing can be dono for, and no ont shall under-bid us, without paying dearly to thns get to danco, or to make people bt»* lieve their popularity or exteniivt facililim bring them work*

the undersigned uld call tho nttrntlrt of their customers* and the public In gcnerl to thefact that they aro still engapod in the Cua trada in this city, and arc now prepared to mtp ply the city with any amount ofco,tl,on ihot notice

As Low n* the LoxvcKt.

delivered to any part of city, nhd those who choo^S to patronize usc in nlwavs have it *t tliow fipnres, a« wo do not wi«h to tflfco advantap® of any one's tietrewilty, as has already beph done by sorne of our coal deulors. All otxlew l«fl with C. A- Goodwin at tho Vigo Cotinlv Scale?, or with the underitgne] at, their office near tho T. II. A R. R, R. Depot, will ivcdtvo prompt, attention.

Sc.

Ja:i. lD-tltf

A C. COMB3

can exchange-your jCitv property lor wild Lands at thU office, bv railing

HARBEUT& BARTON, I.nml AgcntSi

The Hew Volume* of Illnckwood __ A!»n Mile

FOTTR BTTITISH REVIEWS,

CnMMgSat AS taixows:

THE NORTH BRITI8H, 1 EDINBURGH, LONDON QITAR Man. 1st.

WESTMINISTER, I

snd BLACKWOOD. Snhtcripfiotj Prices—Dlsekwood or snv onS oftbe Reviews $3 a tear Blackwood sh»i one ReHeir-or any two Reviews, $5.

The Fo.ir Re-

Blackwood and the Four Reviews $10.

CTTontage (which should bo paid murterTy In advance) on the four Reviews and BJackwoml to •nv Post Office in the United .Stales, snly pflrU. nor year. Namely: 14 cents a'ear on each Review, and 24 cents a vear «n Blaclcwood

J'- SCOTT A CO.. Tublishers

ot (tild itrcct, comer of Fulton, N. Y. Jaa. 15,'58.

Notice.

There are some unsettled W!f« In our poMrst.fr,n isAiei^et of N» Swildij, W.» ar#* nkotit makinjf arrangement*to close dp onr tnist In this mat. twr, and respectfully reqnest those kn- winp themwlvim to be Indebted as above, to call Immediately and settle. Unsettled notes and accounts b^lnnjr* ing to the

Smxtxm

Aasiowwrjfr that »r« not Hrrsnc"-

ed within ten days, will be collected by legal pro-

TAKEN

BARNEY & AUSTIN, Assignees,

Terre-Haute, J«n. 12,1858-dlOt

Notice to Shippers.

npffETfiRRE HAUTE &. RICHMOND R. A R. Co. will srive thronrht receipts to B»ifTa'o, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Cincinnati at lowest rnt^s.

C.W. MAJfCOURT, Agent

Jsnnary II dlw

Estray Notice.

np by Fell* C. Filer, Uvfnjr In Prairla Creek Township, Vl«jo eonnty. Indiana, and post on the second day of Jannarv. lw59, one red Cow with some white on the and of her tail, with a small slit or nick in the left ear. his the affpearaote ol beh% done by a dog. No a(W •larks or brand* perceivable. Sapposed to be five rests old next spring—appraised to sixteen dollars aad fifty cent* by ,%.• 8- ». FRANCIS I

ELI FRANCIS,

Jaa. 14, 18S»-v4w.

APP^*

I hereby certify the above li h« a tn»«oopv front wv Estray Book. L. PADDOCK. J. P. I hereby certify the sWe to he a tm* coov fn* mj EMay Book. AND. W1LKIN9. CPk. ., By Gao. M. Esasrr, JDspvtr

"W OW is the time for boiSrs to pitch fn as we I*nfS Hst of uroperly on oar

b-olrs#

woksais oSerad ai low ratas* idvs as ouU. ^iIIARJBJSKT BAR TON, Mr^W Ltwi

A|ecti.