Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 108, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 May 1858 — Page 2

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*3&yor Patterson delivered him nttiul address to tbe Board of Cooncil, on Tuesday aigk*. It vtf full of interesting soggantionff for tbo fntnre Action of tbe Board, •nd a# statistics of the past, giring a eyaopai* of tbo «qpanditurea upon tbe

JBopartmont, for tbe past year. Ha weossmeti'lod tbo building of two more brick Engine Houseo—one in North Tarre*Hs«te, and one the Eastern division of tlia city. Wo will be glad to see this suggestion carried out, if good and sab•Untial buildings are put np, otherwise mm tbink the project will meet with little lavor from the tax-payers.

The message opposes any assessment of lax for school purposes, inasmuch as the lals decision of the Supreme Court upon our school law, euta off all power to levy a tax excepting only for building purpo* Ms, and tbe Mayor did not wish to see tbe tax duplicate incumbered with a tax that eonld not be collccted without trouble.— Aft*r the reading of the Message, however, the Committee appointed by the citi-

memorial and resolutions before the Board tebtch were referred to a special meeting of the Board, to be held on Wednesday night week, at which time the points of law ia relation to this matter will be folly discussed by the Board and the above ^.**.1 Committee. Until tbe result of this investigation is known, we shall not j}ve our views in relation to the Major's Meeaage o* this point. Belioving, howIfif. tat ttii Mayor would be willing to accomplish the end dtfstrod, if a legal gad reasonable plan can he hit npou, fait this the point to deterfit" 'i

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The liquor ordinance was spoken of in xather apprekeuaive terms as to its legality. Tbo Mayor also stated that he had feem credibly infoimed that a combinatioa had been entered into by the liquor -vendors, to test the legality of the law on the first srrest that was made under tbe ordinance, and that the Board should tako some steps to indemnify the officers from the charge of false imprisonment, should any arrests be made. He also gave the Board to understand that if the ordinance vv|a not repealed, it shoal I be enforced.— In fact, it seems to us that the dutiea and powers of the Board, upon many points, is ha rather a crippled condition, or else tho law grantiug these powers is a miserable affair, and leavos every man to put hie own construction upon it. How this matter will terminate, remains yet to be Men. Thero Is one thing, however, that should be immediately attended to, and that is, the law should bo made to operate on all alike—not forcing some to pay the license laud letting others go free. This creates dissatisfaction iu all classes 'the Mayor spoke of many other interesting matters, whioh we hare not time jnor space to refer to, but will give tho Message in full, to-morrow, if possible

Bobbery of afort OBoe And Jewelry Store. During 8atnnlay night the Poet Ofhoo in Brookville, Indiana, to which is att*'fthfr* tho Jewelry store of Mr. J. R. Clarke, was entered by burglars, and from the latter upwards of $2,000 worth of watches and jewelry stolen. The thieves made a clean sweep of tbe contents of the post office, carrying off all the Utters, several of which were legislated aa valuable, aad some 9300 ia stamps. They effected their entrance by boring through the back door and rtmoving the fasteniugi, leaving the tools with whidk they worked behind, and which wars yesterday morning claimed by a hardware das leg ia the town, from whom they had stolen them the day previous. The Postmaster, Mr. C. B. Bently, eame to the city yeetarday to consult with ear police, as them ia •eery tssaan to beKeee that the bmpkry was effected by adepts in the bosiaeas most likely fioan thie place. Cut. Com'

seas* meeting on Monday night, laid thoir CLAY—all of whom were slaveholders.—

JarOoe of the )«ba says: Women require saute eteep than men, aad farmers leas than tfcoee engaged in any other eccu patiocu HditoAk reporter printers aad telegraph operators need no sleep a* all.— Lawyers can eleep as maoh a» thej chooae, nadthua kaap out of miaduef. Ciwjymen cm twenty four boitta, aad pat ticir jwuish to ouce *vcek,"

Mes*r$. Kditor&+-l fol for your well-timed and jost reproof of the actios of the North Indiana Methodkt Cooler en oe, is regard to the slarrery qoeetion. Tour remaiks wen both tmn and appropriate, aad if aaeondod by what skomld bs the independent press of tbe State, thie uual aniaaaee of dap-trap wwhtioM would bs abated, aad then clerical EtntVtro*n hnt tone to attend to their appropriate business, aad haw betable po^eal feastiefts to tho Mit» of the people of Indiana

We have heard a gnat deal about the in terfioraceof Pops* and Prelates with the political concerns of this country, but so man can yet pot his Sugar en a ease of more unblushing and uncalled-for interference, than the one you so properly rebuke. These assuming preachers, while they exolude the peopU of their churches from all participation in the business of the Annual Conferences, take it upon themselves to Uctvrt their anti-abolition members for having the independence to say and believe that a negro is not as good as a white man. A few dozeu of these littLs Popss get together for the ostensible purpose of attending to tbe religious welfare of their congregations, and having done this to their own entire satisfaction, tbe next act of pious benevolence to tell their congregations how bad a thing slavery is, and what big "villains" were WasmsfOTOX, JKFFKRSON, MADISON, MOX*OB, JACKBOS, TjlVlok, CALHOPK and

Tbe modesty of these preachers must be thought particularly refreshing considering whaTsplendid opportunities some of theni have had to know the history of slavery in their own country, and kmc it came here.

I am a firm oppoaer of every kind of clerical domiuation, whether in the guise of Popedom or other ecclesiastical assumption but I doubt if these little popts will not finally do quite as much damage to the cause of religious toleration, as the big one, if the membership submit to be dragooned by every Conference which assumes to set up moral standards outside of the teachings of the Bible. If the members of the Methodist Church surrender to these assuming preacher* the right to send WASHWOTOK, CLAY, and JACKSON to hell, (without Bible authority,) it will not be long before some new vagery must take possession of the Church, and we shall have all kinds of nonsense, nnder the pretence of religion, palmed off upon us as .M'• A-* Gonpel truth*. y,

I am surprised that the secular press has •6 long submitted to this sort of denunciation, but more particularly so that the non-abolition portion of the Methodist Church should tamely bear the insults of their ecclesiastical bodies, in the prooeodIjgs of which they have no voioe and no control. Thooeands who are kindly disposed to that Chnrch, and who would dosire to worship at its altera, are literally drums from its doors by the insane proceedings of ita Conferences, and tbo discourses in some of its chooels, in many of which the wildest doctrines of negro equality and negro rights are constantly enforced, while the slave-holder is held up as the embodied "gem of all villainies These, let me say, are not pleasant themes to listen to, and especially by those who hare a "decent respect" for the Father of his country, and tho memory of some of our most devoted of patriots.

It ii a great pity that Gospel Ministers an not willing to let this and kindred subjects alone, in the pulpit, as it ie a matter on which tljere is an honest difference of opinion naaongat Christians of all denominations, North and South. It look* too much like a disposition to crowd a doctrine which the Bible does not teneh, and which has for ita object tho building up of a Church on the mi human passions of ita members. If the Catholic priesthood had thue interfered, wouM we not have a warning of the danger of Church and

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JEFFERSON.,-.,4

a recent report from the Secre

tary of Stala, eent to ihe Houee of Bepre seafativea, it appeare that tha aambar of foreign dwriag the year •n iaareaae over the year of noma forty or fifty thouaaad, although still a very large decreae from the preceding foar ysaia. Nearly oae thlsd of the whole number waa from Germany, aad all bat treaty-eight thoaaaad declared thsdr istn tioa ta heaoma stiaeiu of thie Mmarry.^— The largest aember, 304,187, landed at New York: 21,999 at Sew Orleans 17,at BorOn at BaHimore U.655 {Coaaty. at Sat PtaodK* aad 5.600 at PhiUdel- Mom rode from him. Be had mnrdcred phia. The wmaiadei, ia numbers under hfcree of hia own uegroos, aad oae of tlpm oae thousaad, Undc-i at vsoms* poiata ooJia a mmxm fct hotriMy. appalling soto

mats uniting th» oountry ear 1S»7. wae 27l,*«6 hatasr over the year 1855 saad 1856

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These Hf«i fai the previaon-ef DaHaieta a lady aa perfectly beantifW, that ahe arae called by all travelers, and indsnd by ait who beheld bar, the 'Flower of Spain.' With aoch exoellent eharms, she posses*ed all the beauties which so rarely are to be found united with loch cxteeme personal lovelineeir. She had, tbeemfore, many woom, bnt espeeinlly a certain aid knight of Caatile, aa ooaras ia mindaa ha waanngainly in person. Being very wealthy, he fully exnerted Ibis haantifu ladyl would become hia wife, ihe saore oartionhuiy as she wae poor thoogh of well bom parentaga. Bet idle yveferrad to let her sftetions iwetapon a youug gentleman of email estate, hat amiable character, and being married to him they retired to the proviacaa, aad apewt tkree yeafe of as perfect happtaeas en ii permitted frail mortals to eojoy. At the ond of thta period he was obliged to go to Madrid on the business of a lawsuit, and was unfortuaaieiy murdered on tbe way, leaving his unhappy widow with one little boy /utd in rather straightened circumstance's. Shortly after the old Night again proffered bis hand, which «he decidedly rejected he neither respected the sacredness of her grief nor her forlorn state, but molested her so continually with letters and presents, that, but for her fatherless child, she would have been content to die. At length she ^solved to withdraw to some remote village, to free herself from this odious persecution. A few days before the time she bad fixed on for her removal to her country lodging, her servant, Maria, happened to open tbe door of the closet in her mistress' bed room when out fell the dead body of a man and the police being summoned by her shrieks, they soon recognized it to be that of the ohl Night of Castile, though his countenance was so blackened aud distorted as to appear scarcely human. It was evident he had parishedby poisou and as the unhappy lady could give no account of tbe matter, in spke of her hitherto fair and unblemished ispntation, she was thrown into prison as nis murderess. The persecution she had suffered from tbe deceased Itaight was generally knowu, but was not attributed to a dishonorable cause, aud the murdor of her husband never having been cleared up, she was considered by may to be goiky of both crimes, and the whole province was shocked that so beautiful a creature should have thus brought disgrace upon her sex, and upon human nature.— At Her trial, tho court was crowded lo excess, and the lady had nothing to offer bat assertions of her innocence tbe servant, Maria, having suddenly disappeared, the

procoeded to pass sentence of death was tbe custom in those days, for a wo-

man who bad committed first strangled, and then

burned

A Tato «ff Borrow—An Xnetro&te Find C?an It bo? Governor McWillie, of Miaaisaippi, is olisrged by the Vicksburg 8outhron with having pardoned out of the Penitentiary a man named Dyaon, who had aasaaeinated another man named Nelmx, for which he was simply sentenced to tbe prison for fifteen yean. That paper eays of the criminal

He waylaid hie victim, with whom he bad a deadly food brought him dowii at the first ehot. and then, emerging from his hiding-place, tauated hie dying victim with words of insult aad reproach, aad finally concloltd by placing the mussle of hie gun to the body of Nelms and firing a second time. This shot produced instant deuth, and ao dose was the gun to the victim that the flash of the murdered man wee barat by the explocioa. Haviag eomphelod the work of slaughter, he deliberataly moMMd hia hareei roda to the haaae aC NeJma. nailed hia »iie ant, iaforme her that he had mai deiad her hueband, and directad k*t where ta fiml bis mankind oortne &£»a hTuoad^Ua^d. Wood-thirsty, iaearanta tend. Be is not a man, hat a and Gov. Me Willie has right ta tara s«ch a heaat looes apM the eommuaty than he has to open the eayes afa whole caravan of Ogera. Hie aateeeieats are wall known, too, aad they should have fochiddaa all hope of £xeeative etem* eocy. The mnrder of Nclms waa not his first taste of biood. Be had previonaly, ia a moet hase and eMnrdly mnancr awsrdated a lawyer warned Moen, oi De Soto him in the back as

•eaeoeeeMti at We own table, tesf Takfag dii.* table, hataaa, «tow a with a aiagla Mow, ripped her open. His wife swoaed, and when she awoke to aewBdaeenaseha had cnttihe argt^sWart oat, aad, with upon his knife, he thruat into her free! She swooned agaia, and the result of her horror and frixht brought con vu boons, from thd e&cts of whjcfc ahe sooa died.

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IfetaaM SfoaamfMEUNS Coumal is rsesivpf Mtiiiniias uDsn nitstina e#UisPpsss,wat ealy at St. LOOM, but all over tbe ewmuy. This rem-

A $ aadslaiy, Wfcersrsr has heaa mad l^has besa iseoaMwIed irfth, the Hgbsst eaosssiilli of prsiss. JNhmmmean Bare ort eaaeeptios rflire®at pvlag a trial. Oaea aAwwe wandy ceomnaead this remedy ass sep«rtor Toi«le sad AunouTiva.

Twenty Thonssmd Bosfcels wf Wheac^ast. Tile Chicago Democrat, olf Saturday afternoon. says: lite fine barque Lam. Crawford, Cant. Drake, bound from this port for Buffalo, loaded with 20,000 bushels of wheat, waat on Fast Bister Ldand reef, near Fointe Peleo Island, in tbe gale of Monday uight last. The sea was very rough, and wished over her decks, breaking open her baches and cabin, and destroying her bulwarks. Within fifteen minute* from the .time she struck, the sea had completely filled her up. The crew lashed themselves to tbe mizzen-boom, where they remained until morning, when tbe after-deck broke up. They then went forward, and ran up a signal of distress. Several vessels passed them, without rendering any assistance, but they were finally all rescued by the tng K. K.Elliot, which went to thoir aid from Detroit. r-

MARRIED,by Rev. P.Wn*r, May 13th, »t tbe resi«J«"Uce the bribe's mother, Mr. R. W. RIPPETOE, to MISS JULIA EVANS, all of this city

We wish the happy pole a pie

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market place butief»rc this sentence could despt»is«lenct, which eharacteriM affliction* of be pronounced, a wituess was moved by remorse to come forward iu her behalf.— This was the servant, Maria, who had hitherto bean disguiee in the bodj of tbe conrt. She stood on one of the benches and earnestly entreated to bo heard. She then confessed that she had been prevailed upon by the bribes and promises of the old knight of Castile, who declared he intended to marry her mistress, to secrete him in the closet in her lady's chamber, but solemnly declared she knew no other canse of hia death except that on the shelf she had placed some sweeteakes raised with arseaio to poison rats, aad that the knight, being rather gluttonous, might have eaten of diem in Hie dark aud so died. At this probable explanation, ilie oourt was instantly moved to declare tbe lady'e innocence with one voiee. She reviving a little at tbe noise, and being told of this providential discovery, only clasped her banda, and then in a few words, commending her son to the guardianship of good men, exclaimed—I can never survive the shame of thie unworthy roproaeh,' and, with a deep sigh, expired on spot. -J'1"

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WYETH & BARNEY,

KiAl K8TATB AND IHSIXA XCB A(1KXTS iVs. 14. N*tiovtl Block, Main Street, tojpm*gsmto. Tndlana. L. BARNEY ..Notary Public

BF.Lf.IMG OtTT AT COBT I

Wchange

W. GOODMAN hairing determined to bis business, is now aeslling out

ENTIRE STOCK Of GROCERIES AT COST, and no m'staltfe. Perso'os wanting bargains, nsw is the ti*s to feet fttetti.

O* Edwaid's Block, oomer Ohio *nd Pecood streets. May 1

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THEM.rtief*hipheretoforePalmer,

May 10-dwJm

af *a Isfsist Ckamk.

and an agres-

ablw journey through life, and may their path never diverge flora thatofrectitudo and temperance— the sure guide to fortune and fame.

Our Nstional Disorder—Dr. Roback's Cares. The Amercau stomach is tormenting organ. It is generally out of order. The reason is obvious. The driving buhu «»f hu«incsa ha» not time, nr rril) not take time prooerlv to masticate bis bod. He bolts it, and bad habits are catching, all class's follow his example. Hence Drspepela, with all itscomolicationa—Imnoe.Indigestion, Liver itoniplaint, iu»d disorder* of the Bow«!n, in all their variooe phssrs. Againut these a huiidred other complaints, frr. Rdtnck is **#ng *n extermiaating war far? Hin wcanona are the fa mou« Blood Pills and Blood Purifier, snd Uiry are frreai.table. Tlie suwsoiJ of these Medicines has

tjicv ^Hn^iuS a di»-

tbe {onlM. Tlie ajjonv, Uie Tever, the debilitv. the

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di»restive and secretivo organs, vnnisrt Urtdpr the influence of the*o preparations. The constitution itself seem* to acquire new Energy under their operation. We Miv to the i^k, evatrwhei^, Dr. Robiickr« sdvertifemsnts. awl give his Blood Pilfe and Wood Purifier 4 ttiir trki.

April 7-dawlm 'tI.&.

Thk N«w ton Mww^.rrOup ^d^jrip observe, in our advertising columns, the prospectus of this popular weekly, which for thepast ten years has held a lending nosidon in the Metn»po^ naofthe TTniOn. It will be imtu that If* corps of writers embrace the mos* el»bfir*te and popular of roiitiutcUts, and it is got upia the very best style for a respectable family newspaper^ The proprietors of the Muscuar are m»«n stability aii^ character. and tbe public can rely implicitly uptrtttfteir marking gool their rauaificent pronuSe$. Read the announcement.

EMUi, uetMeA't CO.

Elegant Organdie Robes Aquiljcs Bu.g. R.W. Aqiniw. Organdie Robes Do.ax Jupes a cinque quilles, Barege Robes FlouncerfJ^ Organdie do do Beautifhl French OrgiaUie^ Chinu Col's. Ducal Robes Aquilles, ChalWe do do

Brilliant do do

Chintz do do Gingham do do

Aud Points from 91,00 to $20,0Q. An immeuHe Stock of Embroideries at half the c»st of importation.

JSDSALL, McDOUGAL & CO.

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further CaAs. WOOD: further May 18,1858 8ecreury.

esaetinf bell

J. Walter and R. B. under tbe •e end style of WmtUr Petasr, *w dhsolved by matnal oonseut on tbe flnt day of Anril, IBSn. Settleaients of all notes sadaoeoiants doe said ftrna wQl be collected aad reocfatted (pr

TbebosiBSie wfH becontaeeJ irt iie otd sMid by I M. Waiter sad D*r« finder, muter tbe name end style of Walter fcUsdrriv,

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r\N and after Mcexhu. tbe lOtb last tbe trains tUanMui vill nn daay, (Seadayr^np*eat) es tuSbmfSf

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Leave Twu Heats, iaiw st hisaipi'Ri es. Mekingetase eemieta' aafass for tbe Eeet, ead

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Lesve TerreB«ita s4 Arrive at Ia»Bsnspolie at 1IMS *. h. KAftna ii

CLASSICAL ACADEMY. do ainU* to i« In iera|iln^tocthera mi.-h l*tin nnI Grj«* ml^hl

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do ainU* to *ev i»r els yehr* weralv ittoc»thera mi.-h U«iin and (Si be learned aaitly and deligUlfUU mono year.1'—M_iu

fPHK AIMOFTHFS INSTITUTION IS TO Educate rirtuoiu oitixuus possessed of rultnre of soul and litera-y aUility. Leuoos in Moral Science will be daily ami^ned to the students, adapted to their various ages an4 capscfties.

The study of Literature or the cntiod reading of the standard suthws Of all ares and tastl6tia, will be made binding on sll students as a daily exercise.

Our object is not nttly to instruct, but also to refine, sud to make of our students eeadiag Men, who will cducste themselves thro«f(h life. As a continued exorciseIn penning down our thoughts Is requisite to equal our bower ef writing to our power of speskinir, our stadents will be required frequentlT to write coraposdtiotiH.

Heretofore many of the best minds in the country'ba've been deprived of the adrsMa£*s erfting from a lrnowled/e of thtr Aneieot and Modern Lspocaagea, on account of the tuircaMnable length of time hitherto required for their acquisition but b* an in^prwved netb«d of teachbie, whieb is prscaeed st this InstitotSoti, and which i« oommended by Milton. Locke,

A term of ism «Oeks will commence en Monday May 10th, snd d«se July I9tb.

KnidWi branches............ JH.OO Latin, Greek, FrSaefc, soAiHrrwmH t&fiO eaob *V »^OTCe, PHndnal. Address a.KojeaieMs of Oan. it W. Tbomp son, Terre-Haute, hpf. How. R.W TmommbIi ffirt. W. D. Garswotof CMASLKS WOOO. H«e». 3. B. Gooaiss-v

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Pitt's Grain Separator.

THK FIRST PREMIUM MACHINES. Horse Power for Bo or Tumbling shaft Macliius1 Portable Kneines, suitable for runnii'^ Threshing Machiutis, Corn.Shelter)*, P«rt *ble Mills, Wood SnwiiMg, A-r. The attention of Farm-w i*« directed to this power, ss tltejr are admirably adapted tfi sn tutu to which horse power cau be applied.

Fuc emntlar, wilh teruas and p^le« a«U»cssas above. information or Machines obtained qf l' W»ew atkker'at his WsrC^MMf, 4r l\ q. Sitit. C. Wmith. at Qtefr store lu Tcrrc If aUR. 7

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lie Hit o? Mercmy, T' LARGEST TWO DOt.I.AR WEEKLY" IN

Tfffi WORLD.

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