Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 109, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 May 1858 — Page 2

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TF.RRE AUTE. KEIDAY muttm »AY~?. I«»

Mfa W ooctsioa. taaas dajra ago, to "visit our sitter cftf. Eraaaville, and other placet oa the Cfeorivatv aad, Mttf iMc allowaaeat lerha* tratthar Mif jp«i of ocr trip. Id aliagather a vary pill—I time. We tWid Eraan#iM|| A* latter part «f la* witter, aad m« ii rather ditt^peiatad with tht pliei, but that disappoiutmaat was doubtlaat owhf to the eofci aai difipibli waathai wqwncnced upoa (hat occatiou. The city looked anjrthfeag bat invkii^ at time, and if amy oat* had told us that we shaald Tatars in a few aiooth* and find to ajppearaaee mo clunfed for the hatter, we tbould certainly hare expressed our doubts in language both forv^da and emphatic. Its favorable aitaarioa to relation to the river 14 aot thelaast tmong ittiaanjr advantages, aad ctt doubtlts* be safely aald that them ast eHy Opoa the Ohio, that can boast of anything like aa fine a river front aa Erannrffle. A nnmber of boats are coBittttlj arriving and departing. This, together with the amount of shipping that f« dottealthat port, give* the lower poctkMi of the city qmte a lively ami barawsi a a a a

The bonding*, aa general thing,are by no Mean* of the best style, though many of them are good and substantial ones.— The new Court House is qnite a handsome btlflding, «ID

is both

ornament mid a

credit to the city. aaa die sight of which, and similar bnildings hi other and mailer places, cannot but make the eitiaen of Teres-Hante blash for the delafddated structure that a'ands in the centre of oar

the worms did not kill—scattered

fftet marjjm«f Ce city at this season Ijr lo its beauty as

#ell as lo the enjoyment of its citlaens. Nothing of meterial importance transpired daring oar stay in the city except an aoeideutthat oecarrad by the caving In of a cdfetf wall/^r witeh two ana were bariad fa) AtMMMtf whom waa iastantly lulled aad fee other terfoutly injured.— The fpfehaKhtii dafffrrthe trtetoon of a largroew buddiag, aad these men were engaged in dhniaj^ vault in the farther end ofV. They wore working fa this vault when UM earth gava^wsy^abo*e

erfloas were made to iwcae them, aad mm of them waa so aituatpd at lo «Hoii him to breathe natfl the ground'was removed from aronml his head, haft this was scarcely done wfasa the earth oaead In aad eovered him again. ft

MM naowd agaia,

but from tile extreaw eaatkm with whieh they were afterwarda eompeilad to work ft waa aoam time before ha waa e&tirely extricated. It was soasethn^ over aa hour a(Ur the aecideat belsra they aaaaaeilad in aina oat. had few the* iaty ^ridanl' ^it III piid h(i» Mlnlly killed by the force of llaanitihiUHag upon hiaW so »li* %t'.V* 'pr^t W4S rAfter remaining §f»w daft -ml Evaftsville bosinoss eajQed aa to Henderson, a beautiful little city eomo twelve a^es below EramvSk^ oa fte IQeatadqr aide of the river. A pliassnt rids of aa how oa one of the eomfartahls packs* ateamere, took us to thai |Uoc, whi(4 for natural beauty has Ihw iTany syah. It maa our good fortaae la havim 0 Hme when Miw 3^eaa 8hawr, Hift Chnsi M'lh Fraacea, aad othar IViw^aaie h. rorites, ia oaaarntioa with Ai IMfaaaaa Dramatic Clah» gave aa aalaalaiaaMat at the Theatre hi that ekjr. 1b primeval play for the aseaiag waa Aa*^aathhaak^** ia which Waa 8iaw a Adta aaaaHad herself. The Jfcster *«ftsr of Hr. Carrol was a mastariy perform sacs, aad tha otkir feetusaa of the ot a very taksrostiag full appwcie*ed hf the

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haaa hated at tfMl

pbMeatoa daylhalwhial +ry haee slwwfc a vein of salt waAm^ aiaes which time save.

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hal aa yet

iot lfcat fmpaai toaaefca IhQ fH^Vw Of Mlm COWNHPiV Mi iron ol whkhtbej- are made*. We learn

that they have seat for an experienced salt attaar, ander vhost dittcrieatt aad euatrol it is hoped that Man eaparimeat* saay prove more succataftl.

Oa oar retara to Ewsnffle tat had the pleasure of foruatttg the dears Ieau, Au. of dM 15. A CL K. K,aaibr a hues cAeieat management, As popularity. aa wall as the bunasa fmportaaca, of Ait raad it daily increasing. It afforded as plaatatt to aotlee the iaeratse of travel aloag Ah line, which, together with the basiaeaa of the road, will be augmented ten fold apon the completion of the HtaAwaa and KashrlUa B. R., ths work npon wltich wfllaaaaha igowdy jiitest atal Be that at ft aaajr, hawwer, A1L 40. ft. 1L wfeh saeh am aa Oiha ihl ami hghs its head, caaaot to e-atfaaata ha as know is, one of tiatvtrj heat roads la the Stale aad aa long as Iti trams have sach

WSBam Vaa Mala, aad

8. Bloom, the traveling public

wiB raeeive «ay attentioa that coartasj ladftoiftelai eaua^wt. Thasa am etfar incidents eonaected with this sheet but plosaant trip that might be alluded to here, aad other places we have visited which Reserve more notice than we hareheretefete given them, bat as a trip of thta Mad aNfs ialtittU him who makes it more than thoe« who raad of it, perhaps enoagh has been mid.

at AkroB,

Aa infernal machine was found recent* iy in the warehouse of K. Kent, oa the canal, in 8oath Akron, while removing a stoek of agricultural implements, Ac.— The Beacon says

Oa taking it out and inspecting it, the box was found to contain the running works of a brass dock, so adjusted and fixed that the revolution of the stem would draw a bunch of friction matches connected with a train of tissue paper and fine sharings over die tube of a lamp wick.— An oyster eait, out mid fitted with a leather top and filled with eampheue, was nlaced under the clock, being die lamp to tttratsh blase. The box waa enclosed in a large box whioh contained combastibies. A bottle of eampheae was near, aad some quarts of quick friction s&atcbes.

Whea adjnsted and the lamp lighted, die clock would have run aeveral hours (according as it was wound ap,) and gradually drawn the matchea into the blaze, when the combustion would have been instantaneous. There can be no doubt that the whole contrivance was for the purpose of incendiarism, but the ulterior motive is a mystery.

£STA great Buffalo Hunt ia to come off in next,Jhi lelatkfo to which the Syracuse Journal says: Excellency Mohiaimie^ Pacha, and suite, aad several distiaguished Coagrcssaeen and attaches of iccompany the o^aiKiiftawfflW*^. Cloud, oa the Mississippi river, ab«st the middle of July, aad proceed to Basehinridge. Here will he established the headnnarters of the party. Biaaahiuridge is situated at the head of steam Mvigatioa ea the Red liver of the North, the metropolis of the finest aad mort fertile section of country within the area o€ Aa United

AbpsMfer6£fiveh«a*

dred wita the Bad river of At North, navigable far heavy draafht steamers, rolls d««a At richeat and mart maaniintat valley la the we^d. Its atttaenoaa for emigiatlba are aneoaalled—^«ieh ia proda mild and evea teaipefature.— Thwdi this country roam the hathln aad ell, the haatiag af whieh wi jMove a n^le sport to fheee composi^ UM party. We ate authorised to state that all editors of UM yaaaa throaghoat UM Uaioa, who deatre lo aeaom|iaay the ejnwdMoa* will ha taken from 9L Cloud to tlM hurting grounds aad back to 8t Cloud free of expenee. This generous ofbr la aede by Geeige F. Broot, a eentleawa welt aad favorably known ia aUnaeaota,aad wheaa wepersoaally know yvmiaaa hnt Jta perfora.

PThs ftyklui efMM Kwm faakum* CegaaHWiias swmsauas ^rtfcsthe^siwsef

Mrtale et ^"esetfi wa^eafl^jTihril At ]^Bls^Snr«tfW%Mar ^a*wBnv te etmasla AafrlaaaooT Mai t^ai!l!a lalii.aaiiwd IMi^fla

5ear

ths wsll kaaare saAa^ ChaaSm Aadstt. An seaian srhe bavesnt esenaeaw e( Cms wtfl4eweR ef Aample

A Cacaca Pwm—A Hefaaes Ooaaly, Otto, MHaed WiSSd, who far

A Ae i»h«l I

CiafrarrfV Aa Csauasa CamkH:

la a aqr final isfoit «f At tamtftitt ofaar e% rioasaal Bagaod. clhtthaanl Atlal canaat year hsa beea far the fire Departaaaat. We have had to patufcatt at 1a man 1 iaat ofgatta

Parrlagt, aad brfdaa lagina the Market lot. This Heal dDy detifaad far Ae Rook aad Ladder Company aad oat Eaglae, hal from the fact that Ae city did aot IM able to buOd

been oecapied by two of Ae Eaj^aes, aad At Kati and Veddar Corner have used

As seoa as the IWads can be bed I saggeat that yoa hafrt two move brick Kagiat HOOBM»—«M ia Aa notAern paH of Ae city aad the oAer inAe Eeetern portion of it. It is folly to be porehasing new Engiaet aad Boee unless you provide anftahla placet It Iwf AMU The old Beee betaagiag lo Aa city wtre

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II lalt A kaad aj

few week* ago. Aat Wwa* to ham dm a» At oa tlwiln iwi ha'ptatatdtd A

is in VMM

lohoatglof Atheftaf Aat As enly salvatioa for Ae people ia ia getting oart aad b*rnin$ the churches.

purehae-

ed hat a fiaw years since, at a heavy expense, aad are now rotten from the fact that these was no place provided for them to ha properly kept aad dried, aad the tame may he Mid of the Engines.

Toa should also bafld more public cisterns. The Council of 1855 contracted for •11 that we now have ia the city, and they were so artificially constructed that they have been a heavy bill of expense ever dace to keep them ia repair. The contractor failed to put oa enough of cement, and the result was, bat few would hold ws« ter till re-cemented. It will he well to have them all thoroughly examined.

A word as to Ae new Engine House.— Before the foundation was laid I called the attention of the Council particularly to Ae fact, th«t the foundation was not deep enoagh, but my suggestions were not heeded and I now observe that the north-east corner has sunk, aad unless tepailsd it may be materially damaged. The spouting upon Ae building Aood Also be taken off and aew ones jmt up. The conductors are not of sufficient capacity to earry off Ae volume of water that falls apon the roof.— And the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department informs me that the walls are frequently wet from Aat fact. The Conn-, cil have expended this year npon this breach of the City Government between five aad£ six thousand dollars, and with a farther expenditure tor

bailding* and cis

terns aa before suggested, we will have as efficient and reliable an organisation as can anywhere ba found in any city in the Mississippi valley—taking into considers tioa Ae wants aad size of the place— aad oar city may well be proud af sach an organisation, coaqHwedaa it ia of our best young men who are always swift to the seene af danger. For moro particular information upon this branch ot the City Government 1 cafi your attention to Ae report of As Chief Engineer of the Fire -H .At* Department*

Theamonatoa Tax Duplicate for the last year fiaeSadiag Aa Maqatat*) waa #14,147.89. Ot Ait amount Ant has beea collected f9.4Sl.44, haviag the sum «rfXJI6.4 dallaiaaat Thie is too latge a dtBaqawrt Hat for a eity of the kaowa wealth aad prosperity of oars aad ft ia mailifjiay A know Ant some of ow lmgareapoa Aat blaek

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Aat yoadireet AaTreaa.

lo aaoeaad wkho^ dehqr to eoQect ttS-m

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Common Schools hat

httatatMnf At public auad ia Cecity fortowtlHtt, aadatyoa wffl doabttoea ha aflad ^ea lotaka aaaw aatioaa A m-

ImOl htitffy giva yoa tay Aa tnl|iat

^taahy it mat Aatal of Aa flapaami Coat A Aa aaataf the eHyaf Laity UM ta. faaaaw^iatli be

afl ahall have Al powaf to entet

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Tht Ceatl «Aaam A An

At powerw dkaat A lawya tpiialtl tax far baaUiag aefcooAeaeath llaCkr tJharttr provides that tht Comtnoa Ceift-

iClMta ia|p dadt hal

Caaaril 4ia anal aekta^hatMi^ aad Am aatharty. bat Ae ApaaCsnt have decided that you waaat Iter a tag is gmyatfiaa.aai Ae po«t+ ia atal am without the ability la tasaad eoBael (hem!

Again, hat beea auggeeted that t|e Coaaeil eaa levy a lasgar general tax than oa origin-

Aeoae for whieh it it rtiati, aad whea you atttmplto do it, yoa will find pleaty of tax-payers who wfll be ready A jq»puipiuj. JIWM^HWI WDT eijdn the approprii^ion.

There is no trouble in my mind in regard to establishing common schools in accordance with the Constitution of Ae State and the decision of Ae Supreme Court. If the Legislature wffi pass ngtaeral law levying a uniform tax on all the property in the State, sufficient to keep open Uie schools throughout the year it is all that it required! This done all the children in the State will receive its benefits alike and we will be blest with one uniform system of schools, but if cities have the discretionary power to levy a tax, for school purposes, some years there will be elected a Council that will be in favor of levying a tax for the purpose, and perhaps tho next year a different aet will oppose it. Some cities will have schools, others none.— And so it will end a^ heretofore, in no uaifortn system of free common schools. Let us then, as good citizeni, see Uiat the Legislature perform its duties and all "will be well." *n ..

I also direct your attention to the hog ordinance. I have had a great many of our citizens to call on meini relation to it. The last Council repealed the law simply upon their own volition, without any petition being presented praying a repeal— aad in face of Ae fact, jLhat Ae question had been directly before a previous Council, upon ptiltio** omd remo**tra*ett, signed by the citizens, and the Council decided Aat there was a majority against its repcalv ,".T)l~ '. rr/ in i4

The question

For information upon street improvements I refer you to the report of the Civil Engineer, now on file.

And htfore I conclude let me say to yon* that you eanaot be too diligent in scrutinising At various bills that will be presented for payment. Corporations are looked apoa as wir oljeets of plunder by maay, and they will charge two prices for At work doae for them, aahnw it is by sptcial eontract. And by diligence you eaa save a great deal of moaev Airing the year, which it is our doty to dot

Aad A conchaaion. gentlemen, I promise yoa my hearty co-operation ia all measuret thtt win redound to At eriedit aad aad walfiwt ofoar "Prairie City."

Aa wqafiretaaaiR of An city will demand Mock, corner Olua ud J*e«»d fiffnad paipoata aad AH ytst tMiif pmprlate the exeaat to achool parposes. Tint woaid ulamlj A A vitiatloa of law, aad 1 eaa -saver WceAaread A ht dene indireeUy Aai nhiih eanne* be done Hrec%. Betidee At Coaa«ftlM» ao paerer toCveatafond for any other pa^ote

to enforcing the liquor

ordinance will also have to be looked into. The license taken out by most of Ae liquor dealers has expired aad they intend to resist the ordinance, so I am informed. I have always regarded the power comforted by the charter as doubtful, and 1 suggest that in case yon intend to have it rigidly en forced, which I shall do unless repealed, that you shall agree to indemnify the officers aad pave them harmless from false imprisonment, if the Courts shall decide against tht validity of the ordinance.

C. T. FATTEBSON, Mayor.

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ENTHtE STOCK OT GtOCWUESAT COST. aadaaa^ttslM. fwnm waa'tagIhurgaias, mw

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'VMIl pfcawfr of time adtwlM to take rffcet ea Mea*iy,ihe l?tk iuM mtil fartWriwtfee.

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Are daily receiving fresh novelties in

Elcgoni Onrandie Bohes Aqnilles Barege Babes Aquilles, Orpamlie Robe! Dpux dopes a cinqne quilles, Barege Robes Flounced oor Organdie do do Bcautifol French Orgamlies Chiotl Col's. Ducal Robes Aqiitlles, Challic do ,r do ,'" Brilliant do do |^, Chiutr. do do Gingham do do

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at SO cents and upwards,

Poniard Silks, China Silk Pattern* »t 85,00 M.

And Points from $1,00 to 1^,00. An immense Stock of tCmbroiderics half the cost of importation.

BDSALL, McDOr».\L A CO. Late Rice, E*lsnll A Co Terre- Haute, May 11 '5H-dtf

WaahAfAa Itaadry* MtAAt Works INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

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I^VA^T nml WHxtyht Inm MitcWn. rr, of all kiwdii Gri»t M1U« Sash, Muley and Circlp 8»v Mill*. Al-o,

THK FIRST PREMIUM MACHINES. Borae Power for Be't or TuwUlag shall Khchliw" Portable Eaxfom, miUaKle for raawl*sR Thrcah liig Machinen, Ciim Shdta*, h»rt»bl« Mtll»,Wied Stwiniig, Slc. The aUenti-M of Frnwn directed lo this paver, ss they are admirsbljr ndspted anv «M towhkih hosac pMrercnn be RppHtd.

For ^rcatar, with terms sa* priea adJn'W as sbeve. Iaforamtton or M*CMIIM eliiaiacd of lT. Rhewmaker st his Ware-hoo*, or at Cl. K. C. C. Smith, st their aton in T«*r»v Haute.

May 8-dw€ai

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AIM or THIS iirsTrnrnoN is TO Educate rlftaona eWataa pasasssed ef edihawef sad Wtutmj aUHly. Lrssoos la M«e alfleiease «tt be dtltjr ssrigi»d ta ths itadinta^ aitortrltr fir^t

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Fine Frencli Jaconets (Gros Odier Roman I Co.) do do (Picard Et Fils.) Plaid Jaconets a la mode Broadway, Plain Bareges all colors extra fine!!.*) cts, Black Crepe Maretx for mourning, Colored and Blaek SiA Challis, Colored Crape Maretz, Printed and Barred BarpgCs, very cheap,

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