Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 197, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 September 1858 — Page 2

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Daily Fuiiiri.

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TERRE- HAUTE.

tUBAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1866

For President la i860:

JOHN J. CHITTENDEN,

Of Kentucky.

«1 "ft

Editorial Change.

A card in the Journal of Wednesday evening announces to the public that G. F. COOKRRLY, Esq., has withdrawn from the editorial control of that paper, until after the October election. The Col. has been for many years connected with the press of this city, and it will seem strange to miss his name from the head of the Journal oven for the short space of time intimated in his card. If his withdrawal from the editorial corps of this city were permanent we ooald not bat express oar sincere regret, and, eves for the time being, we could not wish that anything we may have said of him, in the spirit of good natured ploasantry, should be taken bv any one in a sense different from that in which it was intended. The Col's, object in thus withdrawing himself from his old time duties is to afford him an opportunity to canvass the county with a view to securing his election, as the Democratic candidate, to the office of county Treasurer. We have heretofore spoken of the different men upon that ticket, and feel willing to SAy that, if the Col. could be eloctcd, he would discharge the duties of his offieo as faithfully .as .any .other man upon his ticket.

The editorial department of the Journal has been placod under the control of J. B. EnMUNrs, who has long been associated in its management. ... 'i fflr Hudson of the Express was father severe on the Editors of tue Union, in his yestordays issue, because they wrote such a truthful notice of the Democratic Con« vetition of last Saturday and some of its nominees, VA They havo greatly offended him 1y a candid *ud truthful notice of the Convention, and they will oitbor have to apologise to the assumed dictator or suffer the inflictions of his powerful castigations. Which will tbey du? Wo believe tb^y will stand up for their honor, but in this we may be mistnkon. Wcr will, however, soon nee ]inw tight hwlMHi has got them in his •'^lip/*—-Journal of Wednesday evening.

If tlio Editor of the Journal had taken tbi trouble of looking a little farther into the Union of Wednesday morning he would have seen whether we were eithor inclined to "apologize to tho assumed dictator or »u8or the inflictions of his powerful castigations." And if Mr. Edmunds will take the pains to examine carofnlly the editorials of yesterday's Express he will ohsorve that the "powerful'' "dictator1 has—to use common cxpress-ion-qulotly "simmered doteuSL ,uSo. much for" Uutlsen.

Pnt:R SKA SOUNUINQ,—Some poisons are surprised at a statement that the water upon the telegraphic plateau between Triuity and Valentia Bays is from two to three miles doep in its deepest pa its, having been told that there it is comparatively shallow. A comparison of deop sea soundings will ahow that the idea of its shallowness is correct, when measured by the ill most incredible abysses to which the plummet has beeu seut. Lieut. Berryman, in 1858, made a sounding in the Atlantic ocean 38,600 feet in depth, equal to a li

tie over 7| miles: and OapU Denham, of the British Navy, has obtained soundings ai the vast depth of 46,238 f«tet, or about 8$ English miles. The highest moantains upon the globe inight bo hurled join these immense chasms and still leave vast ocean above their Ullcst peaks.— Tho giant Himalaya, that Overtop all other mountains, would bo swallowed as oasi* ly the Alp?. The highest peak of the chain is only 28,178 feet above tho sea level, and it* summit might be submerged about three miles at the point of Capt. Dunham's deepest soundings.

5 AD CASK or DROWSIHO—The Ashtabula (Ohio) Sentinel states that two little gith, aged respeetiv&ly 11 and 18 yw*» daughters of Thos, Itatnom, were drowned on Monday oflast wook, while batluog with ft neighbor*# child, in Ashtabula creek. The elder of the two sister# ooaid have saved hersdf but the noble girl wonld not desert her sister. When *he found all her efforts were vain* tk«

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neighbor's child, who w« upon the bank "We're lost \—go and tell mother." The bodies wens found an hour «a»nmd».

Young Udiea educated to d«pi* finish Ur:~

tfnMi&aMMnnrta* H*" "ail*

ruimtag away titUi fooUncu

lWa* Willi

Atlantic Telegraph Cable. liotwithstanding the quantity of wire Altering into its composition, it is very flexible and may be lopped without inj urr. It weighs 1,860 poaads to the mile. The strength of the cablets such that, under ordinary circumstances, it will snstain six miles of its own length when suspended in the water.

A notion has been'eutirtained by some based on a mistaken idea of specific gravity, that the cable would not sink to the bottom where the water is two or three miles in depth, but this is a fallacy. The experimental soundings of Liuet. Berryman, as well as those of Lient. Manry, have demonstrated that in the extremest depths that have been reaened on the line of the cable, the minutest shells, weighing scarcely more than a feather, have settled as lightly upon the ooze as if they were reposing upon the bottom of a shallow pool. The inference therefore is that the cable not only rests on the ocean's bed through its entire length, but that it is absolutely safe from the effects of storms or other casnalities. Some have supposed that it might be cut by sharp, rocky projections, but none such are believed to exist in its bed.

The total length of the submarine cables lftid down previous to the completion of the Atlantic Telegraph enterprise was 950 miles. Add to this the Atlantic Cable, and the number of miles is increased to 2,564. When the telegraph is brought into working order, it will be in immediate connection with 33,000 miles of land telegraph, in this country, and on the European side with about 40,000 miles*— Taking all laud and submarine lines together, their capacity for the rapid diffusion of inteligince will be immense, and their effect upon the business and social intercourse of the world incalculable.^,

£yThe Evansville Journal, of Wednesday, tells the following amusing story of the way the SheriffoF that county managed to arrest a robber, who had broken into the safe of the Pavillion Hotel and then ran away to St. Louis. It says:

Following him to St. Louis, after a good deal of trouble Gavitt found his lodgings, and was watching the premises at a very early hour in the morning, before the inmates were moving, when a small boy came out of the houses an.l being accosted by the ex -Sheriff, told him he was going get a Doctor for a new lodger. The x- Sheriff professed himself to be a physician who wonld be happy to attend upon the invalid. Bsing introduced to the sick chamber, and having examined the tongue and felt the pulso, was profonndly cogitating upon the diagnosis of the caso, when the affectionate wife and sister-in-law of the patient auxiously asked what he could do for the sufferer. Tho Doator replied that he should prescribe a pair of close fitting hand-cuffs, which he immediately took from his pocket and applied to the wrists of his patient. The cffects of iho application was sudden and violent but these symptoms yielded at once upon tho appearance ofa St, Louis police officer, who was ni attendance at tho door, and tho prisonea settled dow into a very quiet repos

DANNIES IN DEMAND.—The followin notice omauatca foow the *irrcn (ftTelegraph: VZ

WANTED.—One hundred and sevoniyfivo young men, of all shapos and sizes, from tho tall, graceful dandy, with hair enough on his upperworks to stuff a barber's cushion, down to the "little upstart. The object is to form a Gaping Corps, to be in attendance at tho church doors on each Sabbath, before the commencement of divine* serrice, to stare at tho females as they entor, and make delicate and gentlemanly remarks on their persons and dross. All who wish to enlist in tho above Corps, will please appear at the various church doors next ^bbath morning, whore tbey will be duly inspected, and their names, personal oppcsrance, and quantity of brains registered in a book kept for that purpose, and published in the nowspapcrs. To prevent a genera rush, it vrill be well to state that none will Wenlistea who possess intellectual capacities above that of an ordinary well brod donkey, -V.

JSTThe government seems worse than indifferent to the prosperity of home labor. It exhibits a pttyudice against the products of its own citiatms. It sends to Scotland for iron pipes to distribute water through to national capital, and clothes the national vessels in the manufactures of England and Russia:

The ships of the American navy are entirely clothed with sails made of hemp duck, of Scotch or Russian manufacture, notwithstanding the fact that the^ cotton duck- now made in this country, is apon the wholt*, decidedly superior to the foreign hemp dock, as is shown by the fact that for the last six or eight years all tlje vessels in our merchant aervice and whale fisheries use it in preference to tlie foreign article.

Jarln-Kngland, lately, a young lady, with a foreign accent and rather eccentric manners, dressed all in white, with yellow boots, alighted at the Peterborough railway station. Her luggage was addWsed as follows "Ilcr Divine Majesty, the Zion Holy Ghost, Empress of the universe, Beloved Bride of Heaven, passenger to Silverdale, near Lancaster"— ?be stated that she was an angel from tfeaven, and presented one of too clerk* with a tract, written pertly in Latin, part-1 ly French, Midi partly in English.

jar

a fop is like the cinnamon tree

Ac bark is worth mow than Uw bodr.

CABLE C£L£BBAmV IS £JBW YORK.

NKW YOI X, Tuesday, Aug. 31.

The fallowing are two odes composed by Mi*'-.. Aiim S. Stephen lor the celebration to morrow THE CABLE.

Atm—tt^Sf^gUd BmmmtrZ

SHS**"

Ob m? n»t Uie old time* were brighter tUii t1i«a«, WlMtttannen were torn the warrior* tint bore them Ok Mt tkeomi, tiw H«r«

ANCWMI or prouderi «T«I W»r tkiuder* o'er TTTM For lb• battle** r»d li^hs growt pale to the sight, Woeathe peowielde iW power or Uraaght feefal it* ut!|reL, Vow

miad relgas triunutbant whora ataagbter haa Uaen Oh 0»d,Meac eur Prbstdeat, Otd save t&e ftatien.

Let thejojrofthe^world ia rteh ba«Bony rise, Let Ui« sword keep iu efceittfe and the euaoa It* thaoder: Mow iatellect re rncth fr»m the earth W the aklea,

And seionce links uationi that war shall not winder Where the mermaid* atiU weep mod the pearls lie aaleep, Thnogtu Hashes la Are throafch the fathomlew deep Sow mind reigneth trlaiaphant where slaughter haa heea, ZZi Oh God,ble*aoar President, Ood mtllw Qnoen.

When^ho ao»et of yesterday ftooded the V«t, Oar old Mother Ceantry lay fhr In the dlataaeo Bat the lightning has struck, we are close to her breul

That beaatifnl land .that Srstgave a* existence •*f We feel, with a start, the quick pulse other heart, And the mother and ehlldren'ao longer apart: Peraalad reigneth triumphant where ataughter has been.

Oh Ood, save the President, God save the Qneen.

The blood that was kindred throbsproodly once more, And the glow of onrjoy 111 la ths depths of the ocean It thrills through the wares and slugs oa the shore,

Till the globe to its poles feels the holy communion L»t nsjnfn in »nr might and be earnest for light, Where th- Saxon blood burns let strlTe for the Hfchl For mind reigns triumphant where slaughter has b«en, Oh God, bless onr President, God save the Queen.

ALL 11 AIL, AN ODE.

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Ail—Oed See*

tkt Queen.

Alt hail aero*s the main, Thought thrills Our Cable-cbaiujf? Hear, nations, hear I—. Mind Is victorious, Columbia's made glorious, While God watched over us.^vj

Hear, nations, hear Storms the Chain shall break Rations, ourgreetlng.tak Heir now our call— j^jj| Peace speaks (Tom shore to shuro, Good will be evermore, While this work we adore, Praise God for all,

A Land slide

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St. Joseph—How a Drick

House and Well slid into the Kivcr. It is well knowu that rho town of St. Joseph, in Missouri, tho Western terininas of the Hannibal ami St Joseph Hailroad, has boen, for some time engaged in sliding into tho Missouri river. On Friday afternoon, tho 20th inst. a brick house at tho lower end of the city, together with tho well and smoke house, and between three quarters and an acre of laud, suddenly slid into tho stream. The St. Joseph Journal says:

The building was occuplod by Mr. Chas. Tillian/his wife, and six children. The family had just sat down to dinner, when they heard a rumbling noise iu ^he roar. They barely had time to spring to their feet, and make their oscape out of tho door, before the entire structure was a mas of ruins. The family lost pretty much all thoy posses*^ in tho way of furniture aud clothing. The building was situated about 50 feet from tho bank before the slide happened. The smoke house and well slid out in the river with the laud, both Keeping iheir respective positions. There was no iusuiaiice on the property.

A Frenchman, in the St. Louis

County jail, wrote a letter, a day or two ago, to a justice of that city, making the humble request that tho justice would procure some tobacco and matches for him, promising to repay him when his probation was ended. Tho following was the post-script to the letter 1*. 8. Smoking tobacco, manufactured by Scarfalatti fine cut. #1 liko fine tobacco, of good quality.) if it don't disturb your business to much, I would most respectfully a^kyou to let me have a few drops of musk, to chase away the bad odors I am daily inhaling. I remain, &c.,

A man of such refined sensibilities is certainly out of his place when in jail.

Men get drunk, and then lay the

fault to the wine.

THE BYJE!

Oendowed

fall the organs which beneficent nature has man with, the Eye is the most important, most complex, and most delicate in organisation. From its exposed situation it is constantly liable to disease which assumes varied forms and which, wh«in neglected or maltreated, too freqaentl terminates in blindness. It becomes, therefore, absolutely necessary that the practitioner shall be thoroughly conversant, not only with the structure of the eye ball aad its ap pendages, but that be shall have a most accurate and perfect knowledge of all diseases to hich that organ is I labia.

In presenting thigcanl for public consideration I weald observe that after an experience of oro-r ten years in the principal ophthalmic hospitals of Europe, together with the advantages of a largc private practice, I am prepared to treat all diseases of the Eye with that certainty of success which can only be accomplished by yeat* of experience.

STConmltation boors from 8 A. M. to 13 and 4 to 6 P. M. JOHN MAGEtfISS,

Office, Cor. $nd and Locats Sts. Evansville Ind. Scpt.3,-dto-

State

of Indiana, Coaaty of Vigo, at. STATU OP IKIMAXA TO THB SHKR1FF «f Mid Cooaty greeting: Parsuet to the U» in wecfe ea»e n«4« im provided, yea are hereby repaired to fire B*Ue« t&«l at UM aert g*«enl tlttttwi or tlte Suie «fi»4la»a.lltt following o*oer» mto b* l9.«lt: Koar Rtprtat lad^e* C«r tke Sttn of ML* tin, «M J«lg« for theM Jwfitlil Circait #1 Stat*«ea« ^KMeeaUaf Attor&ey for «M CirraU, «M R«|MrMMnit»tlv« «ke C«afm« nf tie United Statea, Wtttem 4Wtrt«4ofwl4 S**t*, «m ivtiwroi stale, mm Treaaaier 81*1*, ©m Mitnte«4«et «f P»Mie aad «&e Aeorney G«««rl for mW £iate, two to Ite

MM Trea«a**r, «H Sbt«iC eM

Proeeeetieg JUteieey U« CeW HT CeameePlass, «M C«r»»«r, C»aaty 8tmjrw,«MeMnlMi«M( fortke latOMrlHar U^eCwurtref V%o, «sd twl« to t* dnNn tke voters «T TowMHie. tL. St) C}pc«ltC5*ajrtbere«ate attentat Ten* Ha«te» tUia

ASD.

SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

O. BROOSZOr,

ATA OERT STREET NEW VXJRK, jiKurtc-tTKr* or GLASS SYRINGES, HOMCEPATH1C VIALS,

GRADUATED MEASCRE3, MURS1N6 BOTTLE, ETC. Glass Ware for Chemists, Dntggisls, Perfumers, Photographers, etc. Green Glass Ware by the package. A liberal disoount made to the trade.— Orders from Coon try Druggists and Dealers solicited. Price Lists sent on application.

Sept.2,-d3m

Sate of Seal Estate.

BVPlease.atwillorder

rlrtiM am of tb« Vigo Court of Common 1 on the Ttla Amf of October, Ifi58, be* tween the bonr* of So'cloet. A. If. and P. a. the premises of Joshua Anderson, Payette township. In aaM county, effvr at pablte Auction the following Se»cnbed l«ud«, to-wit: the north east qatarter o» the north wett quarter of CraeUoaalaecUoa, So. throe (3), town tMrteee (13,) north of range nine (0) west, being part or the estate of Gorabora K. Jaques deeeaited, containing 39 30-1U0 aerea mora or 1««*.

Toraa« of sale—Two equal InBtallments of «lx and twelve months, purchaser giving note aud apprnvi-d Mcnrity, walrlng raloatlon law*, with tuortcege on the land. WM. H. JOHHSOS,

A jmlnlstrator of the eetat« of Ger^toa R. Jaqaea. Sept. S,-4w tprt (be «2,35

OHEHIFF'S SALE.—By virtue of one

O Kxotutlon lasned from the Vigo Court of Common Please. Vo merirevted aud delivered In faror ol Andrew 3. Keller, and against Michael Truxfor-I, I ha

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levied apon the ioltowing described real estate, to-wit: The south east quarter (X)of the south east quarter (,Vf) of seetten thirty (3U), township thirteen (13.) range nine (9) centalning forty (43) acres, as the property of the said Truxfurd, and I will Sat ardat the 83th d*v of September, 185S, within the legal hours of said day, at the Court Houe deori TiVreHaate, I ltd., off the rents and profits of the above dencribvd premises, together with the appurtenances thereunto beloi^rlng, rer a term of seven years, and should the same lntl to sell for a sufficient In satisfy said execution and costs. 1 will then and there offer the fee simple to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy «aid exeeaU«n and cosiv

Popo C. C. Roch J. Stewart A. Tajlor E. W. Uhl A. White T*.« ,1 Williams WW. Welch J. Walsh J. Wilson J. B.

WlUttS*, CuntK.

TATS Of IXD1JHIA, COtJKTY OF VIGO, 8S: m«a^ wi«M*(tk» CMHM hvnitf o»tUMi at tt» ««1 Mm «f la tiMtr tw|w«r»T%wi^^.w.^«eww T^M»fa4i«tilMi« aMk Mta 4«f ot OcleW «urt, a»4 Ut*r« will vrMWittlU'jItwtWit waawmt te tettafowilKt fa. R. STIiVrjBT,

SAerif Cc.

W. H. STBWAKT, Sheriff.

Sept. 8,-w4w [pr's fee

$l,ce.

OHERIFF'S SALE.—By Virtue of

one

levied upon iho fotlevtng dcserlbed real estate, to* wit: !»t No. (5), in subdivision of lot No. STty-Bve (M) in section Ne. sixteen (16), township No.twclvo (13), north of range nine (9) west, situated in the town of Terre-Hauto, Indiana,as the property of said Wauj*h, and I will on Saturday the ttSlhdav of September, \. D., 1658, within the local hours of said day at t^o Court House door In Terre-Maute, Indiana, offer the rents and profits of the above desenbefl premises, tosether with thr appurtenances thereunto belonging for a loim of sevwn years, and should the same fall to sell for a sulfldenl sum to satisfy said execution and cost*, 1 will thsn and there oflter the fee simple to the highest bidder far cash, to satisfy sild execution and co*l« «r- -\V. H. STKVVART, Sheriff.

Scj»tS,-w3'# {pr's fee8,00

'4 Fancy Painting.#

/?J.RECIAN, Crystal or Oriental. Italinn

Landscapes and Cel««tlel Paintings. 8 Printed leasonsoftho paintings for $1. the directions ar» so explicit as t« enable any 0110 t» lenrn fully without toucher. Full direetlons sent freu by taall on receipt of price. Thav are so full an-t plain that any one with no previous knowledge of drawing can bo sura to acquire tt.

Try A flue lot of Lithographs Just received, which 1 am selling ohoapor than they can be had in the weal. Kor farther particular* call

Rept. l-dtf

er at dress

A. A. ARNOLD,

Post Office, Terro-Haute, Ind.

£S. B. POTTESR, IJOMCE OP A Till O PHYS1UIAX,

(0} Market .Street, Opposite Bitntin Howsr. Office hours from ff A. M. lo 8 P. M. JO* At night lo bo found at Stewart iloute. TT

REFERSTO

J^r. O. P. Burr, Richmond, Indiana. T. H. n«vls, Girrotson. v:

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G- *. Redman. Xew rk. Jno. .Sims, Cambridge City

'forrf-llMUte, Aug. SB, 1W1*. ly.

XTnclaimed Good3.

The following unclaimed packages at American Express Co's office at Terre-Hauie, Tnd.. will be sold at public auction, to pay chnrgrs, September 25:h 185B, by Locan t"k Slierburn, at their auction rooms No. 4, Market street*, if not redeemed before that time. American Express Co., Terro'Hitute, Intl. 1 Trk. Anderson II. S. Bell T. C. Brmer T. A. BWleJ, Buntin House, W®, Colcord y. Coropton J. Coffin A. --^"4 Cochran T. Charles If. Cook I. DotehW.li Dolton 8. Freenwn J. Fairehild H. Grosvcnor J. A Green Mr. Grimes Geo Gardner G. Georlitv G. Grifflcn H. Howell S. Jones G. 8, Kisnlar Knopmoller F. Luther J. Mi cinch M. Mason G. Morgan D. H. Marklin Moore E. D. Mitler G. P. Morris W A. Me mb E. F. No Marie,

Maysvillc Bs. Tei*e-H luto 2 Pa. it 1 Willow Hill, 111. 1 Box Tcire-Haute, Ind. 1 fl 2 Kgs. Armstrong, 111. 1 Box jSpringto«-n, jt^Viuccnnw,

Ind. Ind

1 I

jSpringto«-n, jt^Viuccnnw, Tcrre-Huutc, -y «f 1 Bag

Tcrre-Huutc,

II 1 Pa

II 1 Box

Wiiahta Cor. 1 I Val. .'^pwbetrv, Terre-Haute.

M".

Aug. 97 dim

1 Box

.'^pwbetrv, Terre-Haute. l« 1 Pa II 1 ,1 Box tt

ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF

O O S

Which Ipledgc myself,shall lo 0urpAS«

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Ang. 2S-dtf

Coai-(

0 fixceutlou issued from the Vixo Court of raon Pleas, to tne dl ected and delivered in fhvor of iMIchaelA. Kgan,and acalnst Stephen Waugh,

have

Terre-Hante Seminary.

(FOR BOTH PKXK8.)

N MONDAY THE 6TH OF SEPTEMBER next, we shall oommeuce instructions in the "Old Seminary," on tho most boautifui School site in the ci,y. The premises aro undergoing such repairs and furnishing, both outside and In, as will secure convonlenoe and comfort, including elegant modern desks for tho supplv of former defioiencu sin seating.

The Greek, Latin and English Languages, in-

Aug. 14-dwtf

II 1 Box

IC II 1 Val.

.Evansville II 1 Pa Vinccnncs II I Pa Grandvicw

Ills

1 Box

Tcrrc-HautOf'Iud 1 Pa a II 1 Pa Indiana Farms 1 Pa Tcrre-H.iuie, 1 1 Pa Evansville II 1 Box Sullivan II 2 Box Bn"S(ron

1 Box

Robinson, UK 1 Box fcrre-Hauve, Ind. 1 Pa if «l

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1# 1 Pa

fl II

1 PA

1 Bx Mdse 1 Bed I Tent. Vl&cenaes, [nd. 1 Pa TcrreHautc, 1 Pa 2 Tkt 1 Pa EvanyvUIc, I Bale Terre-Haute, a

1 Box

II IChst

JBox

II 1 Pa II 1 Pa

M. SL WA8S0N, Agent.

My Business House,

Will be close 1 for a few weeks, to be rtmo led, repainted, and otherwise beautified for the eejttion of so

not

In beautv, qaality, or cheapoeas ia Teire llaule\^W.B.TOgLU

•ogr.

Ang.

5^1,-dwtl

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and SILVER WARE,

If*. Tlt Nortli PaWic Span next DOOR TO PRAIRIE CITY BAlfK. O. & J. M. CRlrtHER,

US now prepared to show A very fine Jt%. mmuit•»itlf awtw m»*** lathe atHwetii^ oooatsMaif 9t

CMMawt Stiver BenttacCMd, AagtMiawl

Aackor Uwrt, effkekeat Make*?. G«M, Pmh, Teat ami GnM CIUIM. Gold Sosketi, Sld«, Gold aad

BT For ^teekvap. J. il.CEJfcilEB. ^.7, OJfl.

SOULE & FRENCH.

furnlnh lo the Hlion* of Terre-Haute facllltle, for at re a a will bring tt within tho reach of til, and which can only be done upon the Graded plan. 'infoschool will be orpauUeu tnd conducted In all rejects, after the nod approved eastern model*.

The new oityaeool banding, Hx«be«n aoenred, and is now being farnialied In the moat elegant atyle e«rre«(Muding Hh the arrangement of the achoolbulld? log In Cincinnati, and the eaalera rltles.

AnuuiUcrof experienced and highly aeeompllKlted female aaalsUnU froia the Ka*t have beenaecured. The plan contemplates a mend and thorough cl tlon, In alt Uranrhea usually taught in Uie beati

mon and high whoota in the country, Particular attention wilt be given to the moral and physical, aa w»H a* mental cultivation of tue pnplls.

the lowest to tbe hlghast. In the lowest c!a«#ea, Anatomy, Phyaiotogy and Hygiene will be tang lit orally— in tho hlgheat, the beat author* on tbe subject will be puraaed.

Two aeadons of SI weeks each—will eonatitate the school year. The 8rat commencing on Wednesday the 1*1 of September next, and ending the S£ib of Jan* nary I$9t,ta«tedi»gon week vacation during hotll day*. The Moond aeaaion will commence on Monday Pab.S, I8» and «yid ou tho 30th day of Jane li29 including one week vacation In May.

KATK8 OFTOlTIOlt.,

Children from flrejeara el and upward, in A. B. C'a. and on *anl till prepared for ad«vn«ed Antt»n»etic. Grammar and higher atudie* Higher branch-, es 99,00. Each pnplf to the 1st Grade on being enrolled will pay..... Each teM. 1.50 ad.... y..... zjm

The renalnder of the tuition lo be paid in each Grade respectively, at the close *f the ^Irit tbree motitba of each eesaioa.

APPARATbR.

The school will be famished with aparatas for the illuUmtionof the natoral sdesees. Var

the aake of aailConatty la hooka, theaCrica recenawa^ii by the State Board »f »dn«etlOB far Indiana will be adopted. ».w. ajgap-'Bi.T MuR.Barr,

It ia taeportant that all deelrtngto avail themselves of (hie ack»ol IM present at lia omatdsatfon. Aug. 14 dwtt H. MCOfiE Prfaelpal

Zbepesaes of Day Scholars at the Torre Haote Female College. PriBaary D*jNM**a**tj fsriamsi. Ptmmntaitf

Ceilcgfatf*

find after baring aaade the improrement we did last season, that we" was entirely two limited In oor ideas of the pom we should want, our business having increased much beyond the most 5., gangrtjn* »rw-i.jAn. l^e ioadiu£ feataro iu miking this charge is to ojen exclaaSvcly in

HOUSE "FUKNISHINGr GOODS!

We arc oow fittimg np for that particular branch of trade, the Second Lofl of the Store, making a very larpe aad spacious SALES ROOM, 135 feet deep, being well lighted by two large sky lights, and' fitted op wtutgiis for evening trade, giving plenty of light and ample room to unroll, lay down, match abdeut carpeta to fit rooms. Wo shall opea next month an unusually large and attractive stock of r» if Carpets, Oi! 0!jths, Wall Paper, Window Shados, I^ook'ng Glasses, Curtain Bands,

Pins, Cornieos, «te. Also: Cuitain Damask, Moreens, JSatin Delaine. Curtain Draperies Gimps and'Trimmings of all kituU in addition to the abov^ a most complete stock of Lioenand Cotton Sheetings, and Pillow CaJ.e goods, ready made Bel Comforts, Brown and Bleached Linen Table Clotbs, Napkins, jJoilies, and Towles of every description. In fact every article that ad-Ja to, and completes a thorough stock in this line, adapted to the want* of Housekeepers, Hvtols, Soeietisa Halls, Saloons, &c.

The first floor, the same depth of the carpet room above, is being re-fitted, exclusively, oe

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Wholesale ana Retail.

For City and Dountry trade, with two rows of counters, each 1115 leot long and abundance of light from two skv lights, an advantage to purchasers, which they can find ia no other store in tho city. Leading from the ecntre of th« store up a wide and easy flight »f stairs, iu the entrance to our carpet room, which has been noticed he fore.

For tbe benefit of th« ladies wo $U)A11 open the finwt stock of DRFW Swi#i CVOMI, Trimming*, Embroideries, Hosiery and

y/or«,ever before presented in this mnrkel to the tasto of ^th#

most fastidious, and to the l^ss preteu^ins tlie largest so Unction nf Brown and Bleachw iuusiuis. Can* ton Flanntls, White, Red, and Yellow Wool Flannels, Bod B!#iik*ls, Satincits, *1 weeds, Jeans, Ticks. Cheeks, Batis, Ac. Not forgetting the great dcfficicncy heretofore in

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, And Tailors' Trimmings,

Recollect before purchasing, we arc to open a full line of Cassimeres, Cloths, Shirts and Drawers* Cravat?, Scarfs, Tics* Collars, Handkerchiefs, Glovca aud Hosier)* for every occasion.^ In the meantime, we shall spare no effort to reduce the present stock as low as possible borate the new arrives. 0*Bargains for all. BUCKEYE CASH Sl'Q^p.

the Seminary The Mathematics and Natural sciences will be taught by Mr. Edwin French, a gnwiuaie of the State Normal School of Massachusetts, long a succuseful teacher in the schools In that State, and lately well known here as the principal of tho Greencflstle High School. Mr. French bears, from his fbrmer fields of labor, abundant testimonials of his fitness for his profession, both in knowledge, general judgment and apttust lo tench.

We shall be assisted by Miss Mary L. ilorev, a highly recommended teacher from tlie neighborhood of Boston, who, to long experience in the eastern schools, has added practice in the schools of our own State. In addition to the usual branches tauglit iu common and hiph schools, Miji Morcy is prepared to give instruction in the French Language, Drawing aud Painting.

We are determined to earn a good reputation for this Seminary by such diligent and thorough teaching In the various branches of useful knowledge, as our individual experience, of many years in tho school room, enables us to give.

With our present force we can BO grado our school as to secure the mnny advantages division of labor, not the lenst of which is, llmt the several teachers wll preside over those department* of study most congenial lo themselves, in which they are most pracUscd, and which, therefore, they are best fitted lo teach.

We divide the year into four quarters of elevcu weeks each, including the usual holydavs. The school will be divided into Uirec departments—the Primary, the Academic and the Collegiate.

The Primary Department includes the elements of the English Language, of Arithmetic, Geography, &c. Tuition $5,00.

In the Academic Department, primary studies will be continued, lo which will be added English Grammar, the higher rules in Arithmetic, and Algebra through simpie equations. Tuition $7,00

The Cellegiato Department will Include the Nntural, Moral and Political Sciences. Higher Mathematics, Book-keeping, Ancient Geogiapli) nd AncicntLsngoages, Tuition $1,0

ETNoallewati ie made for absence, except at the option of the tcachers. Tuition to be paid at the school room on or before tho last day of ihe quarter, or before the pupil leaves, if he quit with'n the quarter*

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Terre-Haute Classical Academy —AND— FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL,

For Boys.

"Wo do mills* lo apend or oitflil .vimr* m«re In nerajilnR tocetHor raueh Untiti and Grook _«.« mlpht be taitmou easily and il«llgUUuUj' lu owe yoarly.

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the aim of this Institution to form goed, intelligent, happy and usclul men. All those habits which influence Ihc physical,moral and intellectual nature of the fhture man, receive most particular attention. Gymnaftieal exercises are engaged in tinder the immediate supervision of the Principal. Tim government is strictlv parental, yet decided. Lessons in Moral Science will be dally asaigtcd to the students, adapted to their various ages and capacities,

A con-petent knowledge of onr Lnnguags Is mo't itidispensihle to every mnm our enorta aro therefore especially directed to correct spelling, elegant reading and speaking, composing, &.c.

Mathematics arc taught with a stoady viow to business and mental training The Natural Sciences for an integral part of our course of instruction.

Heretofore, nmny of the best minds in the country have been deprived of tho advantages arising fn.raa knowledge of the Ancient ana Modern I-anguages, on aceounl of tho unreasonable length of time required for their retjuiMtion but an Improved method of Icaohhig, wVieh is commended ly Milton, Locke, Leibuitx, Silney Stuith, and others, our students in French or Uertnnn nrs enabled to speak thos» hingtiajrvs In one year,and thorough coui-se in Lalin and Greek Is completed in thrso years.

Lectures on Science, Ilislory, Mnd Literature aro daily delivered, which aroit ?c the Interest of the scholar in his studies, and Increase his inlormurion beyond Ins oppoitnriUv of reading.

The next te1 oft en weeks will commence on Wednesday, September 1st 18f)W, snd tho ensuing term on Monday, NovemVir 15th.

KXPKNSH8 ANH I'AYMKNTP. Boarding, Tuition in the English hrnnehrs, washing, moms, fuel and lights per terui of ten MpAfllfrt

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TITITION FOR PAY SCHOLARS.

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BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.

S. EOVCK, Principal ProA-snor of Lungu^ci snd Higher English Branches. MissSaaAii PEKRT, Tescher »f Knglish Brachcs Mra. K. M. Kovnr., Tuacher of English aud Or* u:tiueutal prmichcs. aKraacNOKS: 'TZZ'. Hon. W. D. Oriiwold,, T. C. Rnntfnr Chnrh sWood, Bcnj. McKeon, A. McGregor, W. Pnddock, J. P. Ush'-r, Judge D. Demming. 8J*Por furth'-r particular address tbe Principal#

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BOOT AND SHOE

KA I tered into a partnership, and are located on the east side of the Public Square, directly opposilo the Conrt House, where they are prepared to carry on the Boot and Shoe business in alt of its various brancho*.

Their long experience and superior skill in that line, enables them to furnish a BETTER AND CHEAPER article iban is generally add in Tcrro-Ifaate. £T Obr stock embraces the very best that could be procured, which was carefully selected by our selves and we employ none but the most iocem* pllsb'id workmen—hence we hare no hesitation in saying that we are prepared to meet ihe wants and

necessities of idl. N. B.—Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. July 30 *58.

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