Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 287, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 December 1858 — Page 2

TERRE-HAUTE,

FRIDAY MOftWTNtiC

For President in

JOHJT CRITTENDEN,

Of Kfftttnrkr.

Senatorial flection

We give oar readers both tho Senatorial Election Bitt andtfevOaVnrh Tilo Message, so that they-Way form their own conclusion*. Wa take the Message to be rather a weak affair, and is abonf se objectionable to

U%MI

-We do not

consider either^?J*j^ect, byjnnjFnseanfTbo evil the till aims Ao abate increased abont three fojd.

FOY,

while a majority

of both branches of the^ Legislature, on joint ballot, may cffect mk ektCCfon at aJr.ioat any time they sea proper to make the effort, we cnnVsee how the b1d«tion o£ Senators can be accomplished any more readily by making a majority of the tlouso and a majority at the Senate neoessury to a choice. The Senate in ay pi largely opeway, »e|He»r ftftifi case wo know thajt it would be the height of fully to ev^dj hjako an attempt to dldct. This bill pnrporU to rneoi extreme politic cul contests, qnd we iliiiile the old bill hir more practical and certain, while the

»ug-

eostod amendmflntg Samount to nothing.-— The whole tcnorof tlm new bill, bears tho impress of mistfifcon policy, and is rather revengeful in its designs,

Tho Senate passed tho hi oyer the Ve: to Message, by a vote of 28 to 28, but it failed in tlje Hoaje 2 VQlGt. Wfc pHHurac the matter will stop here, as there i« no prospect of an increase of friends to the bill. So much for abont two Week's legislation—-for that' time', at least, has been consumed in tho discussion of the vetoed bill, without profit.*

Jt^T Tho Hebrew .congregation of Indianapolis, held ail indignation meeting tho other day, in relation to the adduction of a Jewish child, in Bologna, by tho authorities of the Chot-dhog in tho Roman States. This affair has created great ox citeinent among tho Jews throughout the United Statos, and bitter terms arb used in condemning the act.

The following shows the spirit of asojioa of rosolutiona passed by tho meeting nt Indianapolis:

Resolved, That wo abhor such acts' tt cruelty, and wanton destruction of family ties, and look at such outragesrupou human naturo as barbarous in the highest degreo.

Resolved, That, wo invito every righteous thinking man to unite witli us in requesting tho President of tho Uuifced States, as our Chief Magistrate, to use all advisory mensumr possible, in conjunction with ot,her powers, to lmvo the btolou child restored to its 'parenla.

Unsolved, That we are at any time ready nnd willing to do tjll in our power towards any expense* which

nmv

havj to be

incurred in taking steps for liie release of the said boy, Edgar MorUra.

JC3T Miaa E. Baker, a blind lady from Uoxbury, Mass., is now lecturing in the KaMorn States. This is, perhaps, tho first iustnnco on record of the blind lecturing publicly. Sho made her first appearance in Baltimore, a fow days ago. A beanti ful and accomplished sifter accompanied her, who prwented her blind sister to tho tsseinW*go in a neat, touching and ap propriate addrjss, when the latter delivered an original lecture interspersed with many beautiful pass»|f«s of poetry, giving her idea* of *he wTHld, including oceans, lakes, rivers, the heaven*, Iran, moon, stare, light, d**rknww» wecnis, Ifoes, flow era, and various objects in nature.

Tta Financial Bill Passed. Tho Honse p«»e#d. on Wednesday, the Financial Bill, called Smith's B«l, by a hare coustUutlonal majority.

Thfcre hat lately been great ex

citement at Key W«t, owing to a collision bstwern the soldiers at the barrack* and the citiaens of thai place. Quiet had been restored at th« last accounts.

JCIT Two men named Starkweather and Bidont, were arrested at Milwaukie on Wednesday, who haw been enga$ed in manufacturing bogus coin. All their apparatus were also found.

-St The home of ilr. Button, atltoek Island, was destroyed by fire on the 13th and two of Wa children perished in the jHmes, and a third was so badly injured that his recovery is €0

t3T The worst of afceidentai we have to cont|B(l with in a city^ Where so man|rare brongbttog^fch®r under one roof, as It wei^-of® different habits and depositions reekleas, daring, dcvjJuib and careless, it is no wonder that. w* »offer so Often. In the majority of cases, no doubt it is the result of accident, bat in many, very many instances it is the work of incendiaries, or vicionsness of some* kiad^ Eveaiu comparalively small cities, like onnk losses by fire are generally severe for when it geta fairly nnder way, it :9«eldoJn brought intraqbjection with the loss of lesp than qu* building, and often several are fedocod to ashes before it can be aocompfishbd. To provide against this as far a» possible, we have a. volunteer fire department and to provide against l£sse& resulting therefrom, Insurance Com' patjips bjf t^scoj^f., .5^fi?Ament:'n this city is composed of three Engine Com

panics, and a Tlook and Ladder,Company —No. f, whose engine honse is in the eastern part of town Xo, 2, and the Hook and Ladder, near the' lower markot, and fio. %, near the pf»pfir market thus arranged so as to be of as much advantage as possible to the whole city.

Our cotnpanies are, m$tde ,np pf ablebodied aad efiicient men, who becomefiremen^ not becaase they are, by so doinp, exempted from paying certain taxes, their works prove it othprwwc, but because they are actuated by a "fellow feeling for their fellow wan^'fand are willing, aye anxious to asai^t,, hini{ii\ the hour of distres^, be he high or low, rich or poor.

They have conducted themselves heretofore

as to avoid the low epithets some

times applied to firemen—in fact they never qtoarrfeli t^oogh o?cWkmally#ai il»^ht feeling may bo agitated, when an energetic Teuton, with his ponderous ladder, comes in contact with a "Lively,2." But a look and a, word from -the Captain or Chief quiets ..that, #nd all goes smoothly on. The sc^ne at afire is a lively one» and often thrilling, amusing at times, and then again attended with all the "pomp and circumstance of glorious war"—•without the immediate ddngir.

The alarm is struc'x and the startling cry of fire is hoard in tho streot. Business is at oneo forgotten, and everybody is on tho alart to know where and what it is.— In a minute tho rattling of tho engine bells aud the bhoutfi of the oiowd tell the course the companies havo taken, nnd tho direction of the fire, if it cannot yet bo seen and if it is within* the corporation, they are soon at tho Bcene of danger. The Chief and Captains ascertain tbo nearest point watar can be procured from, the engine is stationedftnd manned, the hose adjusted, and & stream is immediately thrown upon the raging eletnent. The Hooks and Ladders aro at iiAAd, and shodg, out-hous-es and such portion^ of the building as can bo taken away, are removed in doublequick time. By tins time a largo crowd is collected, and among them confusion retgns supreme. The nnfortnnato man's furniture, in tho wi*d endeavor to save it, is tossed hclter skelter, anywhere, evtfrywh«ro, no matter how it is destroyed, jnst so it is not destroyed by Jire. 'I he fire still rages and here is an enthusiastic citiean shouting, at tff£ j#?il of his lttngs, endeavoring to tell everybody jnst how can be managed, but at the «aVe timo forjgbts to give a practical teat of hta way of doing it and here is anothqr grumbling in no christian tortu^ beca^so something h^s or has not been done, "and declaring that if they had ouly followed hit instructions,

tho whole,building mtght have been j*?edl

In the meantime the firemen have,been, and are still at work tbo Captain's orders and encouragement, sounded in plain but sub

—?—-t?——

ister

jfce

!r"r~

rsj^-ooC $r reprimand' the ofiehse

nsjoiree—btt the latter dnty it ineWnm or never cftBcd npon to peifonn.

IL 1 V.*, INDEX.

Senatorial

Election

Bill.

An Act to pretcribt the time, place, and manner of electing United State* Senators, and to fix the penally upon officers failing to certify to taid election.

SKCTIOS Be itr enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, That iiie election of United States Senators may be held at any time daring any sesaiun of the Legislature, whenever a vacancy in that office .exists or occurs, or at any session next preceding the time when according to law such vacancy will occur, and tho places of holding such electron shall be tho same as now, or may hereafter/be prescribed by law for the settings of the two Houses of the General Assembly.

S«c. 2. The manner of said election bhall be by viva voce vote of the Senate and House of Beptcsentative,

members

SEO. 4. The elections herein provided for may bo entered into at any time in cithor House, upon motion and assent of tho Houso theroto. And nominations shall be made and votes taken as in case of electing officers of the respective Houses.

SKC. 6. Tho failure, neglect or refusal of any one of the officers named iu the third section of this act, upon the requost of any person elected to the office of Senator ot the United States, as herein pro vided, to perform any duty or duties imposed upon hire by this act, shall be deem ed, and is hereby declared to be a misdemeanor and upon prosecution by inform at ion in the Court of Common Pleas of Marion County, and conviction thereof, tho person

failing, or neglecting, or re

fusing, shall bo fined in any sum not less than five hundred nor* more than ona thousand dollars

SKC. 6. Inasmuch as this State is now wholy unrepresented in the Senate of the

1.1 rvJ- I United States, no person having been elec-

tW by

ducd tones throhgh his trumpet, incites theiu to renewed action, and they work with a hearty good wfH thCy and the working part of the crowd have prevented any further spread of the flames, and the hnge columns of smoke beginning to roll up, tell oflheir Soon the over, as mSy4erm it. the cr6^d be|{in to disperse, and ere long thtte ia naught life bnt the smoking rains and the scattered fragments to mark the «een« of dkaster.— It is the dnty of the company in whose district the fire happens to be, to remain behind a short time, and aee that their fallen foe does not attempt to tse again and, like "spectre spirits in the balls of pandemonium" they pass to and fro in the discharge of their duty, and quit their enemy only when life is extinct. There is afire association in the city* made up of the Chief Engineer and^ asaiblants, and five delegates from each company, which has the right to make and adopt all needful rake and regulations for the fire department, of which it ia a part, to investigate and settle all eases of riot, and to admin* viUe a law days ago.

/3T The California steamship line, via Nicaragua, advertises that they will slart the -steamer Washington again for Nicarngna the 20th last If Kkamgaa should be blocked, they will send the Washington aroond the Horn "bnt they •ay tbey have ample assurance that they can get throng*, and they

mrUx. Wa F. Barry, late President of the Bank of Memphis, die| at SaiA-

PSr It was reported at St Louis on Friday that lour of the creirof the steamer Isabella were drowned while coming down the Missouri in a skiff.

TERRE-HAUTE

PRICE CURRENT.

CORRECTED DAILY BV

HANKY St GARTRELIi,

Dealer* in Grain, Salt ae., Canal £asia 1 $ 4 5 0 WHEAT, best quality 90c per bus

CORN unsettled .50 to

O A

Separately

had, and a majority of the whole number of fho

of the Benate, and a ma

jority of the whole number of members of the House of Representatives, concurring in the

same

choice, «haU be necessary to

an election. SEC. 3. It is hereby declared to be the (Tnty ^f thc Secrct^ry of. the Senate, and of the Clerk of the House of Representatives to spread at large upon the journals of their respective Houses, as in the caseof a vote by ayes and noes, each vote at such election, and to make oat a fair transcript of the ^amc, together with all tho proceedings of the said Houses respectively in relation thereto, which transcript of tho Senate, Journals, shall be signed by the 'President of the Senate, ,and that of th^ Houie of ftopresentativos by tho Speaker thereof, and when so sigueJ, the same shall be transntitted to the Secretary of State, who shall file the same in his office, and shall forthwith make out and transmit to each person elocted to the office of Senator of the United States, a coaiph/te transcript of the same, which th'6 said Secretary of State slmll certify under his hand and the great seal of tho State, and tho said transcript so certified shall be sufficient evidence of such election. But should any one or all of the officers whose duty is in this section before declared, neglect, fail or refuse to discharge his duty as heretofore prescribed, then, and in that case sworn copies of the journals of the two Houses verified by tho affidavit of any sworn officer, or by any tncmbor of tho respective Houses com posing the General Assembly, shall in all cases, and for all purposes, be deemed, taken and roceivod as competent and sufficient evidence, however, that such sworn copy or copios of such journals, shall iu all cases be accompanied by a resolution of each Hone, declaring tho neglect, failure or refusal of such officer or officers to discharge his or thoir duties as heretofore prescribed, and a copy of such resolution i»worn to as provided fo» in the case of the journal aforesaid, shall in all cases be deemed and taken and received as sufficieut evidence of such neglect, failure or refusal on the part of such officer or officers, and shall entitle the aforesaid sworn copies of tho journals of tho two Houses of the General Assembly to the same faith and credit as if certified under the broad seal of the State, as heretofore provided.

iKrin

RYE 50cBAitLBY.... 55ta60ewi.l" OATS 40c POTATOES,'from Fbats*.1,00" SALT—Ohio Coarse per barrel....... .$2,00

NEW YEAR'S BALL.

OHarra's Brass & String Band

V!, WILL GIVS

rpHE undersigned takepleasure in announcing to the citizens of Tcrre-Hauto,

that thej

have taken the room west of the State Bank, on Ohio street, known as the Eberwine building, vrtiere they intend keeping constantly on Hand,

ALL ICIND3 OP MEATS,

SaeVsaJteef, Fork, Poultry, Saasnxe, QkCOM, and llams. all-of which wiilJtoacpted le suit customers. Also, Batter, Eggs, and all kinds of

COUNTltY

PKOIH

CK.

Out prices shall be graduated iKCnlinp to the times, nnd always as low as the lowest. We ask a liberal share of the pnbHe patronage, and hopo old and new customers will remember the stand and not forget to cull.

VORIS & WALKER. &

P. S.—We also have a stand north Of the Canal, joining Wm. Rankin's Grocery sta,pdr wlufdi is regularly supplied with the Lest *f Sleata.

Dec. 23, 1{£8 dtf .V. fc \V.

N E W

WILLIAM II. SCUDDER,

WOULD

respectfully inform his numerous flicuds aod the public gi-ncrally, that be Uas opened a branch to his establishment, in the room

form01

lv occupied as Counly Treasurer's of-

Qce. on FOURTH STREET,

ADJOINING THE POST-OFFICE,

Where may be found the beat oelcctcd and moat completo assoitmcnt of Toy®,

Candle*, FrulMf

And «rorv article usually found In an establishment of tins chiiraeter, ever offered to the public. His stock of TOYS was selected with the greatest care, and are such as will giro satisfaction to all. A large assortment of the finest CIC.AKS and TOBACCO constantly on hand. A call is solicited.

O" A similnr rnriely of the above named aiti cles can also be found at his old stand, on SEC OND STREET, apposite Stewart House.

Dec. 23,-d2tv

PftOSPECTITS FOR 1859. The new volume of the NEW YORK WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED GOI DEN PRIZE will commence Jan. 1st, lb59. The following: are the names of the LITEBATI whose pnductions will grace the columns of this elegant journal during the year.

Rev. H.SPURGEON, of Lon Ion. G. W. M. RETNOLDS.of Loudon., G. P. R. JAMES, Novelist. SIR EDWARD RULWER. Gen. C. F. HBNN I.NGSEN, latoof Nicaragoa Col G.W.CROCKETT, A- D. MUNSOX, Cant. M. D. ALF XANDER, U. f. A., TIIOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, M. D., HENRY CLAPP.Ja,, Dr. O. C. VAN BUREN,

Lieut. J. M. PL ATT, U. S. N..

Mrs. T. B. SINCLAIH,

of the State,

since the session of the General Assembly in the year ^Cp^,T1^6^1 JBl^lit undwd and Fifty-Throe, and is necessary that .."WWttcwi icrsaid offico occasioned thereby, ait emorgeney exist* for khs immediate taking effect of this Act It is, therefore, hewbi declared to be in full fofee from and after iu P«M«ge. „%rt ITTOSat'A -:JL "^1 The MemphiiEnquirer learns that tlvo row were recently hung in Red River Bottom, Ark., for horse stealing, by 1 company of rcgnlators. One of the bod ie«haa the fallowing description on his hack: "Tennessedvhorse thief if yon like him better than I do, joa can take him down and bory him.'*^ 4

Oentletoep Pins.....

O 8 A

CLINTON BARRINGTON, Mrs. ANNA WHELP LEY, Miss SOUTH WORTH, .. HETTY HEARTLY,

VIRGINIA VAUGSAIT, DI. VERNON. MINNIE MANTOUR, HATTIE CLARE,

Terms.

Terms of subscription $2, a year, and each subscriber is entitled to one of th* articl«s aamad in the totl.wing List, and Is rcqnestdi to mention what article he desires when he scuds his snb»cripton moneyt Gold Pen,silv«r.case?,*..worth,at retail, $2,00 Ladies* Gold Pencil 2,00 Gold Tooth Pick 2,00 Ladies'«fd|xf w||«tg»ae 3 Engrossing irold pen 16 caret 2,00 GoW ring, plain and chesffl,. 2,00 £arD«^s.^.vi. 2,00 and FIorcutinBrocli's 2.00

Cable Charm# 2,00

CI It t|2

Geftt'aBolofli Studs........ fcOO Gent'i Sleeve Batloos...... Wateti Key#....... ........ Ladies* Caff Pitts. .. if. Ribbon Slides Go!J Crosses....

2.00

gii 9t()0

V««U VIUUU....V 2,06 Premiamw to Afetsts OtthifMh'criber*. The* pettij^ up a Cfcb of firesf bsp^lxrt, at $2 eieh. aod pemiUing.SlO, %II1 he entitled to a gold pen »sd ?itvtr holder irV*dfUS *«wd e*ch selMcticcr will receive any one of the slnve articles be way select.

Those remitting 20.0© for lOsdtseiiben wffi be cnUUsd to a jrold pencil, with pen. worth 7.00. Tlwefflltisf to Chb of 15 twbwrftw, «id remitting 30,00, win be entitled to asUm watcL, or a fold vest chala. worth 10.30.

Those remitting 40,00, for 20 sabic^bers, wffl be entitled to a (Sver hutting caaed watch, or a goM dials, worth 15,00.

Tbose remi«4iaf fiO^JO, for 30 sahecra»er*, will be e&titled to a jgoW chata, era silver.hurting cased srateh, worth 28,00.

Those ^«nittinr 90.00, for 40 sobscribirfi^J'BI be entitled torn heir's gold watch, wertfc Thoie reatiiUto lOO^X). *sr SOsBbwrib««»,will be entitled to gold watch, worth OjOt.

AH waawwtessioBS shonid be addmssd to B. DBA1I, PsMiriwt, BrwtdwM,

Dec. 33, lSiS diw

«J NEW

GRAND HOP,

"AT OARR'S HALL- I On* Friday Evening DecemTer 31st IS58. D*Thc public are invited attend.-

FT1BSH

MEATS

OUR TOYS!

Have Arrived.

HAVE RECEIVER AND OPENED our stock of splendid Toys,, and ore now pnpnrcd to wait upon customers Call iu and see-tbem, they nreof the latest patterns and beat manufacture, nnd will be sold at the lowest figurea. STONE & IUPPETOE.-*

Deo. 22, iSSA-dtf

THIRD ANNUAL ASSEMBLING

VIGO FIRE COMPANY, No. 2, AT OAIIIt'S IIAIjTJ. Friday Evening, Dec. 4, 1858.

TICKETS rW INCLUDING -SUPPER, To bo bad of tho. CommiUao and at tho door.

COMMITTEF OF AltHANUKMEJiTS. Jno. G. Stepocnson, Jna. Beuuchanip Geo. M. Tulh r, Jno. E. Wilkin^, Henry Ellis

Among which aro somo of tho handsom

est volumes evor produced in this country

Superbly Bound

AND BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED and

1LLUST HATED.

A Great Variety of

13 and a

O O S

In Antique and Velvet Bindings* both plain and ornamented. Ki

JSOQKS

Tho wants of tle Cliititron have not been

HOLIDAY BOOKS

,, An "exicofdve assortment of

INTERESTING, "~n .-4 tft,

INSTRUGTiYK,

Dec. 18-Itf

O E

107 Wabash St., one door East of Southern Bank.

wonld respectfully in form the citixons of Terro-llauto and viciftity thit I have jnst received from the East, one of the, ... Largest and best selected stocks of

Jno. A. iirjaii, J.unea W harry, Robert Scott,

C. A. Goodwin.

FLOOlt COM.lItrTEK'

II. Lourrio W- Smith. C. A. Goodwin.

coinniTTE or

BECKPTIOI*.

G.S. Nelson, J. L. .Malum. W. tt. West fall.

BOOKS

FOR THE

Holidays!!

Elegant Books for

CHrlstHias

AND

NEW YEARS,

ATTRACTIVE

Volumes of cvcFfgrada and prioo can be

fonsd at

my surprise, fr be BAS ottenttua heretofore been, byilmea, throojh the complaint in lds limba unable to he »ed. but BOW throogh yOOr lew days trvatmeat, I need Mm c*ery d»j maae, and I con aider him parfcetlj well. ..

Mr. Wa. Middletoa operated on thirteen horessat ayhiadEsn^i shofk and I ab satisfied they tr* well cared. JOHN J. GATES. operated on 57 VrsM fa Indianapolis

Mr. Sneers had 1 OtM«ikbs.

New-Y«rfc

Boots and Slioea

& «for sale in this market, embracing every varifety ofiH

Men's tWomen's and Children's^

„T Suitable for tho Fall and Wiuter trade, which I will sell^t vtuvt

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

AT THE LOWEST LIVING BATES, FOR CASH.

I am Also Prepared te Manufacture tCT'ffede^

On the shortest notice, any kind of work which may Uo called for. My old cistomcrs and all ollicrs are rcspoctfnlly invited to give me a call. -Remember the place—No. 107 Wabash Street,

One door East of Southern Bauk, Torro-Hnnte, Ind.

Nov. 10, '58-d3mwly J*. P. D£,Q^,.

a ki nmc

ever offere#

AT THE NEW

FRFNCII STOKE.

116, Main st., between 4th & 5th, Tene-Haute, Indiana. 25 per ccnt Reduction on their whole stock of Woolen Goods.

Just received, decidodly the host assortment of heavy and light (Jlulha, Cassi'.nercd and Vostings, in tho city, and at a reduction of 25 per cent on Inst f»ll pricos.

Among the lot of Cloths arc,

Fur Cloth*—all prices. Seal Cloths—all prices, Tetcr Sham—all prices,

Beavor—all pricea, Pilot—all pricos," Trioo—all prices,

In Cas^ixnercs they liavo splendid lii.e, such as :M Fauoy Colored—all prioe, 15 4 Black do

G-4 Fancy coloravl do 6-4 Black do do

Vestingsj

Black and Fancy Silk Velvet*, Fancy Colored Silk Pluih, Black nnd Fancy Orenadiues, Also a tino line of DRKSS OOODS vory choap.

E O 1 E 1 E S

Shawls! Slmwls! ^Jhawlsl Shawlsl

TWO 1UINDRKD CLOTH CLOAKS, at a reduction of 30 per ccnt on la»t Fall's pricoB.

Boots and Shoes Choap.

Skirts! skirts! Skirts!

UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS! HOSIER AND

U?cir value fcfcd

GLOVES!

And Dijjnostic (Joods of all descriptions. .lOSEI'II ZOLKZZ1, Salcbman. t).!0. 18, 1858.—dwly

E S I I A I A of

MILIJINEIR.Y

1IAVK just roocSvetl from New York city, as I Urge ntxl benutiftil w»ortni«it of cTer/tlting pertaining to (he milliner department, as has er«r been offered for snlc in thl* city.

My style and selection of fancy dress bonnets are ftofla the latestTn^orbtij^a «»d. sjleeiaBi With au eye to the styles aud qualities th/vtlhe laU^ts fashions WGu%l dictatc, or eoodj tfite demnude«l alw a splendid Itodk of strR# WfaieU, together wfth a bcs»tlf»l assortfsent of

Straw Goodn, Flo wore, Ra»sia»,

lr. "abundaeeJ Iff

TWOTltAlK«»allT»

vfe

'A- A3IUSING, ,,

Dxwiiiiiri tas^o

THE

BUCKINGHAM'S,' Book Store.

IsDiuuwout, Dec. 5, 1858.

aodptrt

entire »Odne6ont fer th* tr»ih of which I refer to Little*# H«*et had a horse that was badly kicked

He is geltiagwelL He wa

of no nee before, and is now

well.

doing 1

The above car** were HTeeled by Wm. IGddle}IM, who CM he SMHKI at all hews ai the Otaih

Honse for tea i*jr*. Any horse operated «pon canheaacd imsnedBatclr. TJec.23,-dlw

«tc.

thft»

1RlrWal».f»s'd!it^ ac^Win{ly

shmt ercrythf ng rtfiutslW niakhtg

and complete JI04 53, Ohio street,, JMIHS. SfARKS. t- fs. 1 1 t,i

toy

Stock 'full

Terre-Eaute & kichmojad B. E. WISTEH AKjtASCKMRST.

faaSay* Hxcept-

t*rl. On an«r MONDAtr, ihw *0U» aU Um Tiutas wHI ie»v# rU: MAIL

Unvea Thi**iWante'al. I? .M» A.M.

liMvesfprrfi-JfiinWat...... ....i.,.hV.XM

r. m.

Arrlrmi *t IndliimjittlU Skipjrtaf OBtjr Bnolt, CtfeeuwiU* and Cartor*Trains will maka iwiin^rtloa* at1ndl*a»bolU for the Kwi, C»ncin#«H, Uutarttt#. Aa.

B. J. PEC*,«np«k.

Posseoeers mtn j*rtlcal«rtjr reqO«#Wd pardiM* ne*ets M»ra wt#ribj t^ 6»:

9ib*critccs

otf

was

#oon

I'*#•**-!

oemrel Ag%

Money Loaned

are new loaaiqg mtmey on

ihott tine, on tTat^e*. Jewelry, Chins, CtoUiinjj, Hw«hnld Goods, &c., on reasonable terms, at the Aaction Kootn* dde of the r.iUlic Sqoare.

P«raons desiring small amonnts may be accetn* (sedated at aU

bV««J0A^£

gafiRBTJRN,

No*. 19-dtf Sign of the Three Balls.

OYSTERS.

1AM

GEO. BROUGH, R. L.THOMAS.

NOW RECKIVIIfCi, nnd win eoctfnat to receive dally, HOLT k. MALTBY*8 best

frIssh oysters

With which lam prepared to fomisdh a&y nomhet of cnstotBCfs either «erred op or by the can. CT

Att told ere lemrrnntmJraA and yocd.

O* One door Sooth of Stewart

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