Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 292, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 December 1858 — Page 2

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Cjje Dflilq 'Bum,

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M. BROWK Editor.

TE^^BAf^TJg.

FRIDAY HORNING. DEC. 31. 1^-

For IVesldew® fa W*.

JOHN JT. CRITTENDEN,

Of Kentnckf.

The Appraisement Law. We are Inclined to think tbd Condition of the *pprai«m*flt of real estate will not be mended roach onder the law recently passwl by tin* legislature Every on« knows that an apprauer *bonlHe well qnnlifiou to perform the duties of bis ofi|ce, and that those duties are of tbe most responsible ch*racterr th*t ho trinst be well acquainted with the relativSTalae ofjatul in the connty and of the whole &tate. We ore albO inclined to think the connty Commiasioners will have seme difficulty in finding a man capable of doing this, who will be willing to devote bin tirae^to it for the paltry sum of tjvo dollars per day.— It would be better to let tbe tsloitioo re* main as it i«, and !iaj»*been since '51, than to ri»k a revaluation in^the hands of in competent persons. Another wite feature in the law is tlii&, it gtve« the appointment of the appraiser, for the first time (1850,)to the connty Commissioners, and ul-o the appointment of his deputies, and fur the acts of these deputies the appraiser it htld retpontilAc on hit bond. Now, it certainly would be doing" more justice to the appraiser,If he must be responsible, to give him the power to select^sitch men for assistants as he may think capable of performing the duties that would fall to them. In this county, in order to make the appointment wtthin the timi prescrib

ed by law, or

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In time for making up the

Duplicate for i.ext yeaf.tho appraiser must have seme aasistance, more or less.

T© Lovers of Music.

Pn f» ileiniuger. of the Female College, (assisted by scvcial of the female tochers) proposos to organise* a Musical Club, for the purpose of practicing bQth said Mrs. Jones, who was engaged iu maVocal and Piano Miisie. Prof. M. offers ting cakes aud pies.

Tna Camel's IIumiv—The Lafayette Journal thus satisfactorily anftwer* a"correspondent'*" question as to the cau'o of the hump on the camel's back: "Wo will ifiention for onr correspondent's benefit that the Arab* have two legends in regard to it. One is that the camel took offence at not being allowed to head the procession into the ark. and gat ket hue* and that Allah, as a juat ,-oni.bmcnt for hi« ».mty «nd prwump-t ,Q ,nsrk,t „y Uob, and as a memorable and perpetual warning to others, never permitted him l»ttle cakes for the^ "a"y^

to get it down Again. The other is, that he wa* grating at a distance from tho ark, when Noah put his bills for sailing, and In order for the camel to reach the boat in ti me, was com pelrd to hump htmstif in a uiofct extraordinary, mannct

Bt.owtso orr There is one small fact in domestic economy which ia not generally known, but which is useful at saving time, trouble and temper.. Jf the candle bo blown out holding it above you the wick will not smoulder down, and may therefore bo easily lighted again, but if blown upon downward, tho contrary ia the case. A-/

Jfcy

Some of the St.

I.ouis

insurance

companies have fledneed the reto of insurance 25 per cent, since tfte intit^doctioa of steam Hre engines into that city. This reduction »e justified by the diminution of large fires stn.ee the oataWishuient of the new lire departnwnt.

rig Warn Young, on or about tbe

?0th ult, waa to have w«» tried before the United J^tate* Iiytuct Court for Ealse impriftonaent of Gentile citi»ens. It waa rumored that he would have toW forced to attend Court by United Bute* •oldie**.

JSr Tbe Masons of Columhos end Cincinnati celebrated the annwMwry of St. Tohn the E'raQgrlbt on Monday evening in fine style, by a "grand, fewrt of obiw* •aaee."

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SflT The tax levy in Speno&r county, for is 1.824 on property under the «U valuation of $2,550,000. ni, 9tiT Hoa. John G. Dtvb, will accept owr Uiaak* for valuable documents.'

For the DaiUjr Oakm,

NEW YEAR'S jneORT, BY t. O'a. Ah, little think the gay and langhing .crowd, surrounded by pleasure, power and affluence—ah, little think they asibey dance along the flowery pathway of life, how many pine in want, or drink thecop of misery to its very dregs. lluw gay seem the streets on New Year's ere. How crowded tbe markets are how fall the pantries and how busy the kitcliens! Every heart seems full of glee—yet not every heart. Aw ay in the back street* too many are shivering with cold aad hun-

then when I get the money—it is a dol lar Mrs. Jones owes me—we will go through the market, and if we sec a rabbit that we can buy cheap we will have a ntce dinner." "Mother, will yon buy mo a new pair

of shoes?" ••I can't Willie, I'm too poor." "Well, mother, don't fret when I get to be a man I will work hard and give you all my money, and I will only keep a half dollar for myself. I will show the boys what 1 can do. I wpnt let you nor the baby suffer." "God bless yon, my child, I know you ill be a blessing to me. Yes, Willie I will try antf buy yoo something." "Mother, when I am a man I will. Dot Hrave yon like my father did." "Ilnsh, Willie, he in your father."

Having finished the clothes at which she was working they started upon their errand and soon reached tho large brick house occopied by the family for whom tho mother had been so dilligently to iog. Entering tbe comfortable kitchen the girl offered them «eat& by the nice warm fire.

ger, tq whorn^Year'4 dayrbrin^a no serve all that was going on within. At joy, bot rather an increase of misery. length, however, a colored boy came and ••This is all I could find, mother." 'closed the blinds, aud little Willie could ••Well, never mind, Willie, that will'no longer see the light from the warm

"Mother, are there chips enough to heat I his mother saii. the irons?" ••Yes, dear, and when I get the clothes «ill go to bed. It is no ue for me to rewly we will go aBd take th«m home, andM«*BSuP ®7 stocking* to-night mother/'

Oh, you have brought my clothes,

his services free, provided tl»e musical tal- "Yes, Mrs. Jones, and you owe me a "No, mother,' "said Franky, I don cut of the city can bo collected in this'way, dollar. If you can spare tho change I: think so, for she seemed like a good wono that a regular organization may be

Bhall

formed, with rules and by-laws. These societioa ore springing up all ovor tho Eastern and Southern States, and are month will not bo np until next week." 1 1 %r working wonders. We hope our citizens will take immediate steps to orgauiie this Club, as Prof. M. wishes to see what can be done before the holidays arc passed, anl he certainly deserves the gratitude qf the ciliisens and tho united efforts of the Press, to fmthcr this generous offer.

be very glad, for I have no wood nor man.

bread." "I never pay except monthly, and the

But, Mrs. Jones, I am in need." "I cant help that. I havo heard such people a» you befoie. It you do not want my washing ou tho.so terms, you need not come any more." "Come, Willio, wo will go home. O, Thy dear child what shall we do?" '•Mother," Miid Willie, "I am not

very hungry." ^'"But.my child,you have not eaten any* thtng all day, and we expected to have nice dinner to-morrow. What nhall we do it ia about dark, and we havo not a chip to light the fire when we get back.'? "Oh, mother, tho smell of that nice cake made me so hungry. Mother, Iflit's

I will buy three

What with, Willie?" «'VVl»y, with toy cent thai black girl gave me, Mother she would have given me one of those cakes ii they had heeu hcr*s"

By this time they reached and entered the market, where Willie bought his

"There, mother, is a cake for you, one for baby and one for me. Wo wont starve, will we?'*

Bo they returned home. 0, reader, would it not have been comforting for them to have found a warm room and a basket full of provisions on their return? But no, it was' snowing fast and they we're very cold,

Mother." aaid Willie, Mwhat makes .-.mint jqu cry, "Ah, Willia, a hat wSflSecome of rtu?t.is9I tA '^Mother, doat cry, I know wa *1 we can do. Why, we am ««k our Father in Heaven. H* kas not gone and left us. Dont yoo know how you used to make me say that text about him? Mother, I can say every word of it. 'Blessed are they that hunger and thirst, for they »hal! be filled.' Mother, you said if we would ask it should be given unto as, and I know if we aak He will g»w «a»M ''HurrahP shouted many *oiose. "Hap. py now year! Happy new yearr WU*

wish I had some. Motherjt's done snowing, that's a blessing any way." As Willie was thus standing upon a chair and looking out of the window, his attention wm directed to a liouse on th$ opposite side.of the street. "Oh, mother/' said he, "that man across tbe way has got a lot of nice things for' his children and their house is so warm, for it ia all lit np, and 1 can see tbe little girl aijd boy. playing/X,wis^i .I^cpuld play, but I'm too cold."- frL -'I -*A.x

But Willie soon forgot his troubles, in looking at the house across tbe way, for he could see into the window and ob-

room, so be got down and going up to

He ran &p to tbe window bot Uiey had otes before. "Sotkr" WSUie, "kt'i for sfee went to bed hm»fOk. mother, look! Those boys havujgrj." So baby wftked

got «uidw ud fit* cnrckw*. I only Wil'.ie h*d iotdwd hm topper ht nid.

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••Mother, let me my my prayers and I

We will leave Wiilie and his mo'her awhile and go to the house .across the street. ^•llr. Moore," said Mrs. Moore, "I was in hopes you would make me a present. Well, I think I will take it in a sewing machinc. for 1 don't foe! able to do all the sewing for o.« four." ••Why mother," said Franky, "why don't you give your sewing to that poor woman across ihe way. Hhe was here yesterday and wanted some." "Well, 1 can,! afford to hire it done." ."Oh, mother, do give it to her. She h.is a little boy whose naine is Willie,and he looks like Our little Willie that's in heaven."' j. "Nonsense!" said the mother." •*Huh!" said her fatlwr, "What about

theni Franky?"' .*X. "Why nothing, father, only look ovei there. 1 don't pec any tmoke from their chimney. I don't think they have got any wood. They are all shut up and have been all day-

Mr. Moore got np ar.d looked across the way. "Well, Harriet, 1 do believo it is so. We must see, wife, if those people are in want." "Well, 1 dare say they are some dissi

pated sot."

"Yea," faid Jitum}*, the little brother, '•Frank thinks every one is good for there is Mary Gray, that goes to school, she is all rags and her father gets drunk. None of the girl* will play with her but Frank. The other day sbc fell down and hnrt her head, and mother, don't you believe that Frank went and tore her handkerchief and tied np her head. And do you know tho reason Frauk came home to her dinner? Well, she gave her dinner to Mary, who was so" badly hurt that ohe wasn't able to go home." "That was right, said her father. "Come here Franky, yuu need notcvy for that.— I hope you will always be so." "Well then, father, let's send something over to them poor people, for I like that little boy."

Mr. Moore sent for the girl and told her to take a basket and fill it with the best thoro was in tbe house, and directed Jimmy to fill the wheel barrow full of wood, antl take it over with Biddy. "Pa," said Franky, "may I go and take some of my old toys to Willie, and my old shoes that I weal1 to school?"

"Yes, my dear. Wife, »iotv many ^turkeys have we?" ••We have three, but I hope yoo are not going to 8tnd tho whole house over." "Jiot at all, wife, but we do not neaid more than two." 4 "T "Very well.' ..

Ah, dear reader, you cahoot imagine bow happy W sllie and bw mother were made that ght for Willia bad just said his prayers an 1 hoped that his father in heaven would send him something to eat. He raised up as Franky approached the bed aide and handed him her »hoes and her toys. Oh, how his little heart bounded for Joy. Jimmy set to work and made the fire, and they soon had a warm and comfortable room. Willie's mother thanked them, and said that die toped she might be able some day to repay their kindness. They left the house with full bears in knowing how h*ppy they had made those who, tut a few moments befom, weta from aad j'

When Willie's oQoUier W tKe lable all ml* and tea retdy they^ **t down to the sice snpper so little expected a few tain

op. Wl*o

"Mother, didn't I say that to those that asked,it should be given I And didn't our Father say, 'Blessed are they that hanger and thirst, for they shall be filled.** Well, hasn't our father filled us? I'm filled clear ap, ahU yon t"

Mr. Moore went over to sse them next day, and procured work for Willie« mother so that she now gets along very well. It is to he hoped that Willie will live to be a man, for he will certainly 1m a good one. If all my little readers will imitate him tbey will never havf occasion to be ashamed of (heir actions.* Not to them alone, however, is it necessary to furnish an example of conduct, but let all who may read this little story remember: that thsre may be many others scattered all over the city, who are suffering for work. Let them have it. There is work enough for all, and if it were equally divided amoug those who need it most, every one would be supplied with at least the necesiwu it's of life.

9IAKK1ED.

On yesterday, the 29ib iust., ljr Rev. M. A. Jicwrrr, Capt CARL. A. GOODWIN, of this ci'j, to Mi-s AMANDA A. MEWH1NBY, of Vigo county,

Drector

Dec. 30, d4t.

Terre-Haute & Richmond R. R. Co.

SECRETARY'S OFFICE TKKIUC HAOTR, DK.C. 23, lt-58 S

IVIDEND N'OTlCr:.—The Board of Di: have this dny, deplartd a Setni-Aim-UHI Dirileiut «T

Five

JK-R

Wanted.

4 NY prrsnn wantinif to trade a good NEW 1\ or SfcXOND-IIAND 1NANO, cm henrof a good chance by calling at the ctewurt Huae trom 8 A, M. until 7 P. M.. ior a few dny*. Enquire for E. FOSTblK-

Deo. 30, titf

To 1'

ITT A simtlnr variety of the ahovo named aiti cles enn al?o be found at his old stand, on SEC OND STREET, »pposite Stewart Ilousei

Dec. 23,-d2ir

PH03PECTU3 FOR 1859. The ne* vdumeofthe NEW YORK WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED C50I DEN PRIZfc will commence Jan. !»t. 185'). The following lire the names of the

LITERATI

.S'

cent., on the Capital

Stock, payable out of the earning* of the Koad, for the?ix months, ending November 30th. to the W st«rn iK)c»-holders, ni the office of the Tr«.i»nrer of tin* Uoirpiiny in T^rre Haute, on and utter January 5ih- CliAS. WOOD,3«c').

3ST 33 "W

WILLIAM II. SCUDDER,

WOULD

rc.«pectfully inform his numorons friends nnd the public generally, that he has opcnenl a branch to his es'.nblkhmeiit, in the room formerly occupied .15 f'ounty Treasurer'a offloe, ou FOURTH STREET,

A O IN IN E O S O I E Where tuny be found the best ^elected ai.d most complete assortment of

Toy®. Cazxcllcia. XTuits, And svery nrticlc usually found in an c^tnhlishmrnt of t?is churaeter, ever olTi'ivd to the public.

His stuck of TOYS whs selected with the greatest care, and are t-uch us will gi re satisfaction to all. A lnrjrc asworthient of th- finest CK^AItS and TDBfVCCU constantly ou hand. A call i* solicited.

whose pr*luctioii9 will

jjrace the columns of thU. elegant journal during ihe year. Rer. C. H. SPURG EON, of Lonlon.

G.W. M. RETNOLDS. of London. G. P. R. JAMES, Novelist. SIR EDWARD BULWER. Oen C. K.HEXNINGSENJatoof Nicaragua Cot 5. W.CROCKETT, A. D. MUNSO.V, Capt. M. D. ALFXA*DER, U. 8. A., THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, M. D.. HENRY CLAPP. Ja !Dr.O. C. VAN BUREW, Lieut. J. M. PLATT, U. S. N.. F. CLINTON HARRIN(?TON, Mrs ANNA WHELPLEY,

MWs S0UTHWORTIL HPTTY HEARTLY, VIRGINIA VAUGHAN*.

DI. VERNON. N N I E A N O HATTIK CLARE,

Mrs. T. B. SINCLAIR,

Terms of sntwcriptlon $2, a year, and each «il-w-riber is entitled tone of the ai ticlvs nam»d tn the t-l!n«ring Li.'t, and is requested tn mention what article he desires when he scwis his sobforiulion mow GoW Pei ,s»lT«* case,..... .worth at retatl, $2,00

Nor. 10, '58-d3mwly

2,0A

9,00

Those petting np a Chib of 8re subscribers, at $S each, and rrroittiap #10, *'11 be entitied to gold pea and rfh«r tolder, wonb f3 aad eadt mb*a^a» will rweeire any ooe«f tbe atora arti-

**T^emBi^g90.00 for l0KA»era»ers will b« eB'itied to aRoW peocil, «itti pew, worth W. Those getting np Clab of 15 sobmihers, and reauttlnR 36,03, will be entitled to asilre* wiUeL, or a goiti vest chain, worth 10,00.

Those itmiuiaf 40^0, for 90 a»l«fe*Tbe»s, will be entitled to sH*er haaHag e*»ed watch, era

for 30 sabaeribers wffl

be entitled to a goM efcaia, or a ailrer kattteg ww5»«2,«5.

Those rearfitin*80.99. farm edbecribew. vlll be eslfded to a k3y*s mI4 wawA. worth 30,00. Tb»«f«^tl^ IW^O. for S0ertMcribe(»»«tt be entitled to a gold w*?ct», worth 40.00.

AH oo«Mm»ie«tioas slpwW beaddrewed lo ,M. B. »I5A5«, P^Kafcer, 33S, Btoodvaj, itwYwi

e.«, l^Mtw

Tho wants of the Children luvc not been

overlooked in onr selection of

HOLIDAY BOOKS

An extensive assortment of

INTERESTING,

INSTRUCTIVE,

AMUSING,

found at

rpiIE

2.00 3,00 s,oo 2,00 2,00 2,00 200 2,00

Ladicr* Gold Pendl Gold T«»o!h Pick Ladies' g«W pen wf» ctt cast Ea2riwslug«r»ld pen 16 caret G«wl ring?, plain chafed,. Ear Drops Mosaic and Fl^rmtin Bjvich's Gold Lockets Cable Charms............. Gold Brw»chw Gentlemen's Fins........ Gent's Bosom Studs........ Gent's Ske*e Buuons Watch Kejn Ladles* Caff P-:ns n:bheo Slides........ Gol 1 Croases Premium* to A treat* Oettiag 8ab«criler*.

NEW r,BOSTON^

AXI)

NEW YEARS,

Among which are some of tho hand,on-

est volnmes ever produced in this omntry Among tho lot of Cloths are, For Cloths—all prices.

Superbly Bound

AND BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED and

ILLUSTRATED.

A Great Variety of

1 1 1 «1 3 4 Hlack Wo

IZT

1 bios and ray or 6-4 Fancy colore du

O O S I

In Antique and Velvet Bindings,

both plain and ornamonted.

BOOKS

AND ATTIlACTIVE

Volumes of every grado and price can be

\V. II. BUCKINGHAM'S,

Dec. 18-Itf Book Store.

FRESH

MEATS

undersigned tokejileasure in announcinto the citix'H* of Terre-Haatc, that they hare tnken tbe room west of the State Ba»ik. on Ohi. street, known ss the Eberwine building, where thej intend keepiityr con«tamly on hand*

ALL KINDS otf MEATS, 7 Such its Beef, Pork, PonStry, S«nsaee,Tl«con, nnd Ham*, all of which ill be served to suit customer*. Also, Bwtter, Kfnt*« and all kinds of CUVXTKY IMtODUCE.

Onr prices shall lo grudiia'ed accoidhiff t*» the times, snd always as low as the It west. We ask n. libeml share of the public atronagc. and hope old and now customers will remember the stand and notfonret to call.

OR 15 WALKER.

p, 8.—\Ve iilso hare a stand north of the Canal joining Win. Rankin's Grocery stAnd, which ia Ktahr'r sopplied with the best tf Wests.

Dcc. 23, lfi8 dtf V. JtW

pa. culvS^WeLL On manhood.

11^

s-®°

2i00 SjOO 2,0f SMW 800 2 J00

MEDICAL ESJ'AY on a new, certain, and Radical Core of Spemsalefrfwrt, *e, without toe nse of InterwU Medicine*, Caoterisaiion, or isr nediamcal apptianees,

JFwt pabllshed, tbe 6th edition, in a scaled enrelope, eratis and msiled to any addresi, post paid on receipt of two stamps.

This Httle work emanating tVom celebrated member of the medical prr/feriion, #i*es the moet impofiaittinformation trerfoblisfced toillpMiuM enterta*«i«g doobt* of their physical cowfiuotr. *n conscious of batinp hazarded their health and ham»lness--eoot*!^{»2 thepftrthsilani of an entire new and perfect remedy SnernmtonWa or JenAwl We#koe*#. D»bilit?, Kenottmem, Dejmwdon of apMts, Low of merfj, Laa*itode, TV tnkliYr. InTolVotan Snnitiil DiicH»r||W, lwpthtl sighi memort. Btetrft# l»d PfaWles on the (mck, Pile*, indigent km, P*lp«Ulio»i of tbe Heart, and Beiffly prostate of tbe wb^e wMem. i»docing impoteney sod mental and physkal iae»

lift

9(L»Jfe«

srtm.

tZLS?

CBW

{J C. «i- iivMuJX'ir r.l rj|"j

107 WaHaah St., one door Cast of Sonthern Bank.

I would respectfully in form th» citisens of Terre-IIaute and viciaify th^ I have just received from the East, one of the 1

Largest and best selected stocks Bootft-a&d ShflM cwoferw for sale in ibfenofcet, embni^y .0/.V.,

Men's "Wpmen^ jfnd- Children-s' W^ar,

SuitabloVor the Fall ^i'd WiiflOT-!Shde^^6K:i AIT

AT WHOLESALE AND ^RETAIL,

AT THE LOWEST %VIXO KATES, FOB CASH.

I am Also Prepared to Manufacture to Order,

BOOKS

FOR THE

Holidav

Elegant Rooks for

.H: ii, CWWvAtWift'WS -..t-.v

•On the shortest notice, any *ind of wrtik which ntoV'lfo cnl)ed for. My old customers and nh other.* hre res peel fully invited tORtvc me a call. Remetnber the place—No.

307 Wabash Street,

One door Kast of Southern Bank, Terre-Haute, Tod.

btmsdfpnrately, and at trifling espeaw.^^ iofewitoHwm^berjrtSfi'ed^por by thee**. tT Address Dr. CH. J. C. KLINE, lot Arennef WT Alt *!d are varr*nUdfre*kmtul yecd. xI cor.

LOTS FOB BMSJtm

TIT"* fc*v* a MHnber

v»«a»t ferta for «ate «a rw

W tan**. ta sw«a.atmsee*. j!Alt»Mff OMeata rrrtrte OtrM4*p- ^lo^Afeeis.

p. p.

DEC3SC.

THE NEW

g!] FRi:NCII STORE.

116, Main St., between 4lh it 5th,

Tene-Haate, Indiana.

25 per cent Reduction on

(3-4 tilnck do do

their

whole stock of Woolen Goods.

Just received, decidadly the best assortment of heavy and light Cloths, '"a^ai'inros ind VeatingR, in the eitv, an at a

reat|C,ioil of 2»

percent on last fall prices.

St-al Cloths—all prices, Petor Sham—all prices, Beaver—all piiccs,

Pilot—all prices, Trieo—nil prices.

In Cashimeres they have a:pk't)did liue, 1 hiicIi n» 3-4 Funcy Colored—all pri'^o-",

Vesting®! Black and Fancy Silk Velvits, Fancy Colored Silk P'u»h, Black and Fancy Uren.idiiips,

fine ^'ne DUKSS 0i.)0DS very

E I O S I S

Shawls! Shawls! ^hawlsl bhawls! T\V( IIUNDRKD CLOTH CLOAKS, at reduction of 30 per cent on la»t

Fall's prices.

Boots and Shoes Cheap.

Skirts! Hiirls! Skirts!

CNDFRSlltRTS AND rRA\YKUS! HOSIER AND GLOVES I And Domestic CJoodN of all descriptions. .1 OS PI I ZOLEZZ1, K»lei«njrin.

Dec. 18, 1858.—dwly

E S A I A of

MILTL.XKTER.Y

(l«r««

IIAVK just received from New York citr, ns hu1 Iwantifnl assortment «f everything per'aining to the milliner department, on has ev«i been offered for sale in tbi» city.

Mt #tyle nnd nelection of fancy dress bonnets sre liom the latest hn}ortt!(n and »eleeted with an evr to ihe *tTle« nnd qtwllties tint the latei-U (itsltioiis Wf.ald «Hctato, or taSto derrttinded nii«o a splendid stock of straw ku^hets, together with a ben«tif»i! assortment of Straw Goods, Flowers, Rusaias, flee in alrtindnce, Imnpht by the ca»e atle»s thnn thfir ralee ai*d wHlbedi*posetJ nf nccortlinxly in nhort ercrythi&p .'requisite making my stock fuil and complete No. 53, Ohio street.

MRS SPARK8

Money Loaned /•I

THE

Subscribers aro now losning meney on short time, on Wniches, Jewelry. Guns, Clo'htnjf, Household Goods, tw.., on reasonable terms, nt the Auction Room, East side of tbo Public Sqasre.

PerMtts desiring small amotnits may b* accommedated at all bonrs. LOGAN & 8HERBORN,

Nor.19-dtf Sign of the TVee Bsllh.

I t«l. «u .i.d After MOKIMT, the tttk ult th« Train* wift leave follow*, rt«: ~7 MAft. THAtlt.

UiimTcm-Hinit*tt. .tMh.n, Arrive*nt tflinufitlii 8.65 KXPKKWfi TrtAiN. X^MVe*Terre^Hnnteat..................SM f.u, ArrtTMII ItldlllMlWill it. ..i Sui|plo|f tintj ai Bmsit, Ofwuewtl* and Carter*"rC abmriTrslM will mske eMinoetlOM at lo«l!*»*tN»n» tot the ibut, CmetBaC.t, UaUvflle, 4u-. n. j.rmm,mtpH.

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