Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 4, Number 32, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 May 1852 — Page 3

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WM. E. McLean, IEDITO*.

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r^T1timOTTO,::::::::1:::::::iHAT TTBST "«r« ma PRKHIDKXT IN 1«»«. «ENZOL&£ JOSEPH LANE, '*WIISOU4A* SdpttpiJuleci*** a Drw*tcr*lk Notional Convention.

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET, FOR GOVER7«0«, JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, of Parte

FO* UlEt'TEItAJtT-GOVEBKOET A.

WILLAKD,

of Floyd,

ro* »ac«WMtr or STATE,

NKUKMIAH HA YUEN, of Rush- .|p •s-t." ••-•. ro® ACDJTom or statBt

JOHN P. DUNN, of Perry. ro* TseASCHEti or state, ELIJAH NEWLAND, of W««hingfoot 4 FO» «cr*M« TOMES,

At S®MIT, havs ju«t fitted up a most elegant

The senior

approved style.

oidest operators

the

meat of tb® M" fitm who have reoently taken pos-

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At di»irict—-WILUAM STUART, of Ca*r.

district—ANDREW DAVIDSON,of Detttsr. 31 Ji#frict—SAMUEL K. PERKINS, of Marion. 41b diilrici— ADDISON L. ROACHE, of P«rfc«, ro* BEPOBTE* or

THE

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C001T,

HORACE B. CARTER, of Mootfomery. ro* CLKBK or THE fPFEEKE COCKT, 1LL1AM E. BEACH, of Boon#. «IOI «wwitJ*na*iM»T or rvnuc wmwrwifi

W C. LARRABEE, of Putflam.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOR*. Senatorial EUcUrrt,

oux PSTTIT

of Tippecanoe.

Wm. F. Sberrad ef Orange. Jeha W. Dedd of Grant

4th

llth

Diiirkt Eltd*r*,

t.t di«trt*t~nsftJAMiM K. EimoHMX* Dabole.

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U*T* ATHO*

(IT 8. it. PA*V»«, NO. 36 Walnot Street, Cincinnati, ta our •ultiurizcii ng«t»t to obuln advortUemeBta aad aubecrlptiona for u« in Ui«t ctfy.

Association

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Attention Wtmocrats..

There will lie a

meelins of

on Thursday ft'tnlng

Oarpenter shop,

the

next, at

Is expcctcd,

MlUelted.

AGE

session of this extensive and popular establishment. I

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Messrs. Browning having rffiUed their as-1

tabliabmeut in tl»o best ttyle, and lately made large

Messrs

SRAAUS

inf.

Our young legal friend, J*o. P. BAIRO, has associated himself with W. 1). Gatswoun, Esq., in the practice of the law. See their oard in our paper of to-day. .?.•

ITTht T«a baatncM to mpWly hwreastaf, and it to important that Wholital# sad Rvtall Dwi«n diMU ka»w wh#r» t® m»ke th» mot advantageous parchaass. Mo«at St Ctinmen, wntff «f 7tk omd Strrttm, CiacMMti, th* ktfrat d«wt»ra ia ti» Wwt, aad art prvparad ta •ttpplf »wy

CtSr A mathematical Phenomenon by the name OLFLLI«ANAV HOLLA

a lad of about

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k^.'-K^-i

Iamkm LA**

of Dearborn.

fotiinotnl EUtton,

Clark.

Joust A. Ha.«i»*ica» of Jeflertoo. KvKtxca UoaowT of D«arb«ra. WILU/I* Gaoaa of Houry. W.J. llaow* of Marion. (. F. DAVIS "f Vormiliiun. %. 0. DOUOMBBTT of Boone. «NO«*A* Kftr of St- Joaitph

HEC«K^ J. 1)A*»O* of IeK«lb. Jahm L- McUowau. of Graat.

the

at which lime a

foil

attendance

ami

Terre Maat«, May 7, iSi4.

most earnestly

All dcmocrals whether

memtiers Of

Atwocialhin or not, are respectfully invited to attend*

the

candidates for the Supreme Bench, whom certain era to relocate under diverse restrictions, the seat whig oditora affect to think too young for that ata-

HouoitToa

Da-

United States, whose

PAAIRIR ClTV DutJO STottS.—The attention

dur resden. is respectfully called to the advertise-

D" The weather lor the last few days has been rathet more genial and pleasant than for the few weeks past. Mty Day was quite agreeable, and was celebrated by the "juvenile*" with appropriate festiv ?ivities. The weatkar Is now fine for corn planting. and farmers are doubtless making the best improvement of it, To all who don't know thai this «a eoorf weather for that purpose, we will embrace this opportunity of informing of the feet.

Barnta* »f the National Theatre* This «it6e«s on the cornet of Portland and TraTtw streets, Beaton, waa set on Rre about 3o'clock on Thursday morning, and rapidly consumed.— It waa a large and dry budding, and wade a magmfoent fire. AU the fixtures, scenery and properties were destroyed, with

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worth ©t

hundreds ef sftaniMcript plays, and 9000 prompt books. The loss of Wright, Fenno & Bird, lessees, i* stated at il^000» no wsorancs. Tbeir books, papers and money wets preserved. AH of the aoiets lost most of ibeir wa*drobe% except Mrs. Siocleit. W». Sohi#r»t^o bad reoently boaght the theatre of Mr*. Petty for #40.000 bad *3000 i&st) ranee at the dtwte liumal oftee, Ikoston, #3900 ja and 4000 in Frankiin office. T. Acarf^iters shop. a Frieud street, in rear of the Theatre, eras partly destroyed, and aev: cral adjacent boil were slifHtly damafad.

OHISIO,

Lcfialatireftoiafa—CMM* of CMUMMI flew, Tbe legislature eince lis re-aaaembliug appear* to have gone araat vigorooaiy work. Their pro-

corrent jurisdictton is also given than with the Circuit Court, in civil raits where the amount involved does not exceed 91000, and concurrent jurisdiction with Jostaoee of the Peaca, tad the Circuit Coort of all caaea of a criminal character below felonies. Tbe establishment of a Court of this kind, with jurisdiction in all cases above specified, will, we think, meet with general approbation.There haa always been a degree of tardiness attendant upon the litigation of small suits in the Circuit Court, which could be rendered much more •peedy in their trial by being instituted in a court of tbe nature contemplated by thir bill. That tbe

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the Vigo Democratic

c*n

£xacinrivs

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tiun, is considerably older than either of the abtfve was found that about three hundred of the signa- ceived in Cincinnati says the Nonparicl, from Koscftsfinauishod jurUts when they first wont upou the mres to the petition were forged. A petition set-

Bench.* ting forth this fact, and praying an investigation ofJsiness connected with the Hungarian funds, as he N«w Dautfbslioo^T—Messrs.

gaerrean Oallfry in Union How, above the Drug aince, and created considerable excitement. After *ay* that lhe crisis is close at han and before next & WALL, and are now a warm debate the whole subject was referred to I *-ope will be .« a blaze! prepared to take pictures in the most elegant and the committee on Elections. The lacts elicited by

partner is one of the investigation are abeat these: One

exper-1county

ie'nee In the Daguerman Art gives assurance thai list of hb constituents' names prepared, number ail work dune by thern wilt be executod in the ing about 300, to whom he proposed sending pamost artistic f«id «l*g*nt style. Give them a coll. pers and documents during the session. Through a id a

eiaCf

Representatives, Mr. Cromwell, had

which has not been explained, this long list,

covering four pageS

for re

w^|e

additions to its resouroes, are now prepared to of- enlightened, to hush up the matter without fur- j:.enlightened UnMralwk at oholeeale Of retail, at I"' ,h,,„cilem,„, „i. prices consistent with safety in business

I clip from the Sentinel

& ISAACS, of the Louisville Report.—Mr. McDonald,from the committee on

(Nothing S»re, are now receiving their Sprt&g and elections, to whom was referred a petition from clt Summer supply of ready made clothing. Messrs. S. taste in selection is undisputed. A profusion of the most excellent clothing of all kinds and varieties, decorates their establishment. Give tttem a visit, be clothed, and go on your way rrjoic-

that stsnd highest on the list sre: Vtrflsia, P«Bnsyir»Rla,.........................

Maryland. New York,... Ob to, Massaebaaetts,

years of

age has been in our oily lor the last week astonishing our citixens by his wonderful calculating powers.

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CltlLtCOTBE FtSC A2TB WW AST FOB IXSCSA*cm CoiarAJciES.—The Hartford Times says, it may be supposed by persons abroad, unacquainted with the resources and extended operations of our Insurance Compeniee, that tbe losses of tbe JStna and Protection by die Chilioothe fire must seriously affect them. Any impression of this character will be apeeddy removed by a knowledge of the fact that this lire does not absorb tbe nett profits of either company, since the commencement of their fiscal year, June last, as we are well assured.

HKATT DA*AO«L—ROSS Winans, Esq., of Baltimore, has recovered in the United State# Circuit Coort, at Philadelphia, damage* to tbe amount of $£.400,

ft*"* the New York and Maryland Une Railroad Company, for uarng Ma patent righted el^tt wheeled cars. _g

T1» INwtman "any^ tim* gawlemaa of Ms acquaintance baa become smalt iwm di»»f»aiion» that he is unable fo raise a five doSar W».We have beard of several who wefe »nel»iBcb«Jy situatioo.

Among tbe forge number of bills which hare pas- and in the cabinet, and who baa always acquitted sed, we notice the House bill establishing a Court himself with honor and comported himself with of Common Pleas, baa passed tbe Senate with a dignity, if ha we aay is an embodiment of 'old Fofew amendments by which Vigo and Sullivan couo- gey ism' the* the term Is one not of reproach but ties are placed together for judicial purposes and oi merit. Then an soaae of tbe wisest and best the salary of judge fixed at 9600 per annum. The and greatest statesmen of the country 'old Fogies.' Courts established by this bill, will preclude the ce* Then is the 'Sage of Ashland,' tha 'embodiment,' caaaity of Probata Courts they having by its terms an 'old Fogey.' We hope the 'Old Post' editor aMtttaiv* jariadictioe of all Prolate business coo-1 didn't willfully u.isrepeeaeal as.

bill will finally pass and the Court be established, I red wheat 93c. 28,000 bushels corn 61 Q, 64c we have no doubt.

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The bill providing for the organization of Cir-1 Sales 4S0 bbls beef, mess, 910 50 913, prime I cuit Courts, the election of Judges thereof, &c., 96 097. Sales 800 bbls lard 10 0 11c. Sains has also passed the Senate. Tbe eatablishment of 12000 bbls Porto Rico sugar 5|c 1200 bxs yellow tbe Common Plea system will cause the number Havana 6J 0 6J. Java coffee 10$. 4000 gals linof circuits in the State to be reduced from thirteen seed oil 6S} 200 bbls prison whisky 20$. I to nine. The bill now before the House provides I for nine circuits.it however may be materially

Chrge

b. h. »f.«.»further r^uc.,™

th« nt.ii.ber of c.rcuit., »th. Cotm of Common

PleM will transact a gre»t portion of the business

formerly done by the Citcait Court, and,of course

business is transferred. An early adjournment

be reasonably anticipated, from tbe manner in

COM. which business appears to be progressing.

OCT Senator Turtn||R,

JUWW.—Judge McLean was appoint- I Senator Turmfj*, editor of the ed a Judgn of tha Supremo Court of Ohio, at 31 Friend, in regard tome re location of the county Judge Story waa placed upon tbe Supreme Bench seat of Clay county says: on the strength of a pe-1

of the United State? at 32 and Judge Blackford Ution purporiing to be signed by a majority of the

was msde a Judge ol the Supreme Court at the voters of Clay county, the House of Representa-

ego of 30. Uvea, some two months since was induced to pass a

A. L. Hoache, Esq one of the Democratic bill providing for the appointment of commission-

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lhe circuit, can be extended in proportion aa the states that he is endeavoring to put a stop to

justice for Clay county. Upon investigation it KOSSUTH'S DEPARTURE.—Letters have been re-

sulh»

the forgery, numerously signed by citizens of Clay (^expecting to sail for Europe. We have also seen

county, was presented to the House a few days letter from Prof. Kinkel, dated at Lo wo

of paper, become nicely wa

jn |bo (njd#l of {hfj legiliroa|e list of

petition

]ooation. extendiog it to a formidable

both lists w«re reposing in the Honor-

gentiemau«8

drawer. The committee being

the, following report, as we

Mai fauaaafa nbar of persons

sens of Gay county, charging that fraud had been perpetrated in relation to oertain petitions heretofore preeented relative to the removal of the county seat of Clay county, reporting the same back and exonerating all persona interacted from any dis hoeoraUaooaduet in nUtio. t. tb. .utar, aad W draught at,»il».t, to uk«i to b. diaobart^l fro. tl» hrthar MMithndo. of tb. nb)M. BafoM ttaoattrrad ia.* Tk. boat ..II abont lb. tot of J.D..

The whole number of persons employed at go into operation in Illinois, under the provisions of

Washington, in the civil and diplomatic servioe of I the late law. the United States, is 1,177, Of these 389 are from I within the next three weeks, the free States, and 729 from the alave States Tbe locality of 79 is "not reported. The States

...id ...too ... 96 ... 81 ...49 ... 30 Ohio and

than New York

Virginia has more Massachusetts put together. Prom the above it will be seen that the first family State is the recipient of nearly double the amount of official patronage granted to any other. No one of course presumes to dispute its claims to the "largest liberty" in this particular.

0^r B*OTHE% CAife. of the ?i#tew»» fii«te, indulges in aome b*w!eaa pleaaantry in regani to oar remark* about *o|l Fogojwn.' He stjA we

ceeding* evince a dirteraifnailon to proceed with have defined an 'old Fogey' to be a Democrat, who the least possible deiajr. Tbe committee on revia- "without one spark of raanliaesa, manage* to keep ion which remained ar the capita? daring the name in the party aewspaper^.^ ire deiSy citre riiegTe^ obje^ ceaa seem* to have ot«de good u«e of their time,I tbe soft impeachment. An No|d Fogey' in a propand are presenting tbe result of their labors to the er sense of tbe term, aujy be a democrat or a whig Legislature as fast as time and opportunity will I and not necessarily either, and thus we defined it. permit There appears to be a disposition evinced I If Gen. Cass is an 'old Fogey because he is a to regard tbeir labor* farorabfy, and strong hopes *grave and reverend seignior,' whose brow has for are entertained that after a abort session, the Leg- years, been decked with the wreath of victory, and itJaturs will be- able to present to the people a code who bas been bending for almost a half a century of laws which wMl meet with general approbation.I under a weight of honors, won both on the field

MARKETS. Nnr OELEAKS, April 89.

Flour—Sales Ohio at §3 30S3 40. Corn—Salea of 569 aacks com, at 42c, and 2000 at 42 fai) 46c.

Pork—Market beavy, sales 100 bbls mass, at 917 26, 307 St 917 37* and 160 an 91X fi| Sales of bacon sides, 9jo.

Sales 130 bbls rectified whisky, 16£o. ¥& NEW YORK, April 29. Sales 9500 bbls Dour, State 94 ©4 12, Ohio, 94 35 4 30. Sales 1600 bushels prime Jersey

300 bbls corn meal 93 26. Pork dull, no change.

UTAH TERHITORY,—The latest intelligence from Mormondom is a little discreditable to the Judges

»ho left there in ,„ch huff kit .ammer. The

lhe prlclic#

THE JAPAN

of thi lcrrito duri the yMr WIS

,ssed »1|l60

cfea8e

883i which

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,id

Tbe revenue derived therefrom amount-

e(1 f26 670 £8

Governor Young, in his men-

,f purchasing Indian children for

]avea) Mexican traders, a system introduced

from New Mexico. The new State House, at Fillmore city is progressing finely, one wing being nearly finished.

EXPEDITION.—Owing to tbe dlfficul-

of obtaining seamen,

the expedition fitting out

for Japftn may nol8ail at as eariy a

fir8t anticipaled The vessels for the

aQ squadron are t0 be fir3t

day as was at

M«(diterrane-

supplied.

requiring an immediate settlement of all bu-

The Michigan Democratic State Convention oh

of the Clay I Thursday last recommended unanimously. Lewis

Cass for President.

h9«s

Senator Walker lately presented a petition fiftytwo feet long to the Senate of the United States in favor of granting the freedom of the publio Lands to actual settlers

The New York Mirror states that Madame Kossuth has written a work on America, which will shortly be published in New York.

STEAMBOAT DISASTERS.— Within the last few

day9 we have

chronicled the following steamboat

disasters, all occurring on the southern and western rivers: Redstone, 30 killed, several wounded. ... ,r,(

Ssluda, large number killed and wounded« Glencoe,

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Prairie State, 6 killed, several wounded. J" Chickasaw 20 killed.

VMCBNITBS EKTSIPRISE.—We learn that Mr. Jeremiah L. Colman, of that place, is building a

BANK*.—A number of Banka are preparing to

Their notes will be in circulation

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A number of the abolitionists of Cincinnati, have engaged an Artist to paint a portrait of Fred. Douglass, the negro orator, as they call him. Hie Commercial is of the opinion tbst the artist will no, be troubled much in the mixture of the colors for his paint, as a little oi! and lampblack is all that will be required.

James Summons of Cincinnati, who was convicted of murder in tbe first degree, was sentenced on Saturday morning to be hung on tbe 3d day of February, 1853.

Lola Montes has sued the Tribune and Times for slander. Damages twenty thousand dollars.— John Van Buren counseh Graeiy must, come dosrn.

The Duke of Wellington, it is aaid will soon resign die command of the British army, and be succeeded by the Puke of Cambridge.

Tax TE» HOCK SYSTEM,—'Three several reports were made in tbe House of Representatives of Massachusetts, lately on the svbjpfct of restricting labors in manufacturing corporaaons to ten hours a day. Tbe reports all came from the same cpmmittee—a special committee to whom tbe subjocj was referred. One report was, that sny legislation in tbe premises was inexpedient a second report unbraced a bill providing for a gradual emancipation, in this way: uoui tbe 14th of July next, operatives may be employed twelve hours from that time till October Id, elevea bouts and thereafter not more than ten except in •necessary cases/ under a penalty of #50 for «ok oftaee. A thin! report recommended ten honrs except express tracts base been made for a tanoar time, and a foreMfieyin* cbi&t A andac Hheo, mor tan bonis a day. 'i

If afi die world was btind, what a m*kncl»oly sight it would be, said an irishman.

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ItewlAw mt California ftteaaarrs. $ public ahottld know &at a new line of Calr

York, independent of tbe old one*. This LIKE promises to excel all its predecessors, and to *e-

fort to those searching the land of gold. Hie first of |bie steamers intew^^d ^r the trade between Panama and San Francisco, the W ixPtBtB SCoPr, l6ft N»*r Yortnss tb^ lBth Jawaary arrived at Rio de Janerio in the extraordinary short time of twenty-one days, and at Panama in the un precedeoled time of forty-eight days and ten ioun from New Ytark! Hie distance thus run is nearly fifteen thousand miles, which would make her speed equsl lo three hundred miles per twenty four hours, a rate of Voyaging which completely throws in the shade all former triumphs of our steam marina at long distances. This vessel was built in 1851, and immediately put into the New Orleans and New York trade, for tbe express purpose of testing her sailing qualities, and giving to the. Amor ican public a fall knowledge of her capacities as a aea vessel Her voyages from the ports south and north, fully demonstrated her great power and safety, and daring the eight or ten monthe she remained in the trade* not a single accident occurred to stop her glorious career on river, aea or gulf. Her average time, from port to port, was about six days. During her late trip to Panama though the season was boisterous, and the weath er beavy, she never stopped her engines one mo saent, nor incurred any aooident of any sort. This vessel is believed to be one of the finest steamers afloat, of about 2,000 tons burden, and com manded by Capt. COUILLARD, a gentleman of ripe experience, and a seaman of the first class.

The owners of the "WINFIEUJ SCOTT" have now ready for service, or nearly so, another first-class steamer, "TheCoRTEz," equal in all respects to the vessel having made the quickest trip on record to Panama. Those two splendid steamers are intended to ply between the latter named place and San Francisco, while the new Steamship **UNITED STATES," and other equally well equipped vessels, wil) form the line from New York to Chagres, thus making an expeditious, certain, and most agreeable line to the capitol of our new Empire on the Pacific. These vessels are, without doubt, the finest steamships ever placed at the disposal of California passengers, and we know that such a line has been greatly needed to make that route what it ought to be.

It is to be hoped, and we believe, that our enter prising fellow-citizens from the west, emigrating to California, will have less to complain of, in suffering and delay, when they embark by this line, and that twenty days will suffioe to place them at their journey's end, instead of the snail-like pace which has marked the history of California emigration. Speed can neverbe obtained without strength of hull, and a perfect adaptation of the machinery to the boat tself. The solid structure of the "VVinfield Scott,"

Cortes," and "United Stales," account for the extraordinary speed of the former vessel, and gives assurance that her consorts will be equally fortunate in their "destined element." Their noble engines work on board of them as regularly at sea as on a river, for they are built of such capacity as to resist sea motion, and, without .which, all steamer? are more or less unsafe, besides being slow and unmanageable. We consider this line, in all respects, one of the best ever placed in the California trade.* 1 „v» v. jw

The character of the owners of these boats is a new guaranty that passengers may rely upon it.— The proprietors, DAVIS, BROOKS & Co., aro too well known to require endorsement in New York. Here, it may be proper to say, that their's is an old, longknown, and responsible commercial House, the standing of which gives assurance that passengers will escape tbe usual annoyaoccs of violated promises and spurious tickets.

We would here remark, that persons en route to California cannot be too cautious about the purchase of their tickets in New York. Late developments there expose a grand and organized system of swindling, by which hundreds have parted with tbeir money for spurious tickets, and when they reached Panama, found that these tickets, were entirely worthless, the sellers of them being neither owner* nor agents for the steamers of the old linee. The city seems to be full of thee# tick-et-selling gentry, tad with sufficient address and canning to impose upon many very shrewd western people. Emigrants should avoid all snob pests, and spply, at once, on their arrival at New York, or by letter before they go on, to some responsible House owning or controlling the line on which they desire to go out We have said enough, lo point such emigrants to a House, where they will be cure to find the most honorable treatment, and to a Line which promises to excel all its predecessors

Burial Ceremony in Paris of a Wealthy Negro.Tbe Paris corresponded of the N.Y. Herald, writes: A ceremony which had never before been witnessed in Paris, took place on Monday last, and attracted on the Boulevards a number of idlers.— A wealthy negro gentleman, named Daniel Storm, formerly of Mobile, and residing in Paris, died on Ssturday last, and was buried on Monday, according to tbe rites of bis native land, Africa. The hearse was accompanied by twenty young colored girls, all dressed in while, and about twenty open carriages, filled with colored people of all ranks, sexes aad dresses. Some wore red toilets, others blue, dcc., and all the men wore a white badge round their bodies. The body of paniel Storm was buried at Pere la Chaise, and a splendid monument, sculptured by Pradier, will be erected on be

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letter firem T««af Twnnky, torttsMfcat Filtaiifg."

&eamM» kls been put a&Mf from Hef^j Thell^ing tate^n reply llPresident

of Japan*

more we copy from tho Cleavefoaa Plaindealer.—, The two letters form an interesting diplomatic cor-

THE GFERMASTS OF ST. Lotns.—We notice that the St Louis opposition and Native American prints, which disgracefully scandalize men of foreign birth, on all occasions, are especially severe against the Germans They continue to missrepresent, ever since the election, that the disturbances of the polls, were caused by Germans. Tho facts are. that a few rowdy spirits and a few politicians got up the row, and that they are only responsible,—and this fact is known to none better than to some of the St. Louis editors. Tho Germans in St. Louis, as every where else, are lovers of peace and good order, and constitute one of the most substantial, Worthy, and industrious classes of our citizens.— Much injury has been done them by the misreproations of the opposition St. Louis Press, in th«? published accounts of the election riot.—Keokuk Dispatch,

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On tho 29th ult., by Rev. I KKNT, Mr. SAMUEL FEN 1MQRE to Miss CAT1IAKINL BEN NETT, all of this cltv."

[Not Editorial.]

D" Da. S. D. HOWE'S SIIAXKR SAMAPAHILI.A for female complaints and all diseases that arise from Impure H'ood, Is the best preparation now before the public. Ills Cough Candy, also, is ono of the best, ohenpest and most pleasant remedy's for a cough we ever saw. Seo advertisement.

Another Scientific Wonder.

IMPORTANT ro

DvsrarTics—DR.

six.—The true Digative Fluid,

Fill

Jsnno.

IN JAPAX,

Palace of the Most High,

18,000th year of the Great Red Dragon, Wjmre Governor VoTl'rovince. My Grand Secretary, Gowitbuites, has just translated your scroll.- and 1 dictate the following from the abundance of my heavenly wisdom in reply.—Your officer in high rank pleases me very much. I and my si* thousand wives have been laughing all the morning at his queer bob-tailed coat, his stove pipe hat, and awkward looking boots—and more than all, a strange and mysterious thing which he calls a shirt-collar, and which keeps his head ss stiff* as one of our native rhinocerosses. We have taken pity on his heathenish condition, and hsve equipped him in our royal suit—a turban and a pair of spurs. You say be is "no missionary of religion." 1 shall make a christian of htm, and send him back to his own country as a missionary. 1 was grieved to see bis besotted igr.orance. He knows nothing of Xaea, or Amida, or Dahio. He has never heard of the precious book of Snickisnacky, nor bathed in the forgiving at ream of Chum-dow-chum. I cm glad there is a country to the Bast of me so large as your, and I shall take measures immediately to bring you over to the true faith. I send by the bearer a bundle cf colporteur's pamphlets and tracts, which I should like distributed at once. I hope you will not oppose my establishing temples in your land. Your people are not one-half as large as mine, but yours are worth saving. Although outcasts their is still some hope for you. As for yonr trading with me why do you trouble yourselvels with wordly ambitions? We spend our time in religious ceremonies and pray, ers. But 1 am willing to open communication with you so that you may not object to my seeking to bring yon over to the true religion. Kiss all your wives for me. Ah, you have only one* Poor 1, I have six thousand. Pray accept this bottle of rum as a token of my high consideration.

TWANG TWANGKY,

i~e "H-ns

J.S. HOUGHTON'S Par-

Gatlric Juict,

from Rennet, or tho fourth tomach of tho ox, after Baron LIEBIG, the great Physiological Chemist, by S. H. HOUGHTON, M. D., Philadelphia. This is truly a wonderful remedy for Indigesliou, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation and Debility, curing after Nature's own method, by Nature's own agent, the Gastric Juice. Psniph oU, containing scientific evidence of its value, furnished by agents gratis. See notice among tho medical advertise incuts.

NEW ADVKRTISKMKtVfa

A. BROWNING, JOHN T. WALL.

PRAIRIE CITY DRUG STORE

BROWNING & WALL,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, CORNER 4T1« Ann

NATIONAL ROAD STREWS, ONION ROW,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA

A VINO pa re based this new and eiegsnt establishment from its former proprietor, Dr. R. If. Swain, aad lied it np in tho most desirable and convenient manner, wo are now prepared lo accommodate all who will favor ns with their patronage, with every article bofsnglng to oar Una. Wa aro now ia receipt of a very heavy Sprlag aapply, which reader* oar stock one of th* largaet aad ant cosaplele ever brought to th* Wabash Valley, all af which we are prepared ta mrriaf, aad ar* det*nal**d ta soli far CASK, or to aadoabted prompt d*al*ni, aa th* aattat tiaM. a* low as they caa be aarahasnt la aay af tha a*ifhh*dnf cities. We respoctfally lavits tbe attoatiaa af Moreheals, Manafactarers, Physiclaas, Coasamers aad Dealer*, gaa* rally, who will find oar stock to compris* a fall, exteasiv* aad well'Selocled sapply of

Drugs and Medicines.

Sorgkal Iostrnrnfi^ Ciiemicals, Paints, 00s, Dye-

Spices, Vanrfsbtti, finisbes, Perfanery, Glassware, American Window-Glass, Apothecaries Shop Furniture, Pore Wines and Brandies,

Snuff, Cigars, Tobacco, Fancy Soap, &c., &c., AH of which we wiU aril at Wholeoalr or Retail, apoa term* as favorable as any establishment in tho "Vailey. Having mad* eiteasive arrsngemeaU ia New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, for the purchase of onr Goods from Importer* and first hinds, we feci assured that by the** Increased facilities, we caa offer greater fadneemeats to th* trad* than ha* ever before been offered ia this market.

O* One of tbe firai, Dr. WALL, belo* a practitioner of Medicine, will keep lib office In the counting-room snd will, at ail times, five hi* penwnal attention ta the filling prescriptions, preparing family compounds, &c.

N. B. Glascsf, Flaxseed, Baeaarsx aad Mnstard Bood, takes In exchaage for goods, or ia pojaieot of debts. May 7,1852-Jitf

FRESH MEDICINES., 150 oz. Sulphate Quinine 80 PriBCtp Est. Barkj-

50 Taania, SO Sallciae 100 dra. 8t»lph. Morphiaei 160 Acetate do

BR01

llsy 7,18»3-*2tf

bash..

Plaaiieed, VbaaikL... .IWBTS Ae*4es,gyeee,y kes6u. .1^0

.3j00

taOWv

OWNING & WALL'S Prairie City Drag Star*

Dye-Stnfia, &c.

S)AA LW. lacifo, P. A. »a. I){ jfrUU SSO Ih*.

Exu

.I«50

IOQavarseed,Vhash....

Logwood

j,, ,960 lb*. Bla* Viirtd S00 the,

Saa. Carh. Sadu

400 iha. Creaia Tartarj ISO HM.Tartarle Aeid 309 lhe. Aeaa Aauaaaia,

(P. P.

f.jt

3 0 0 a S a S« fha Pe^ivlaa Bark, OMh 50 iba. do da PM*?f aad for sate at

111 liciiiiiii

rfS

THE

Emperor of the Faithful.

JOHNATIIAN

0UG1IT0N ft. SENNIT having fill*) up nod fur-" __ #i*hed mm fer tho above business in Union Row, otw tha Prairie City Drag Store, (entrance ou 4th street,) aro now ready to accommodate those wishing to obtain

Correct Likenesses

oi1 them»*tv«« or olh*rt«, on short notfa),

•rjffe. We have eases of every pattern »nd price from tho cheapest to the moot expensive and will fill the in with, Mtxi«TCU* which we warraat equal, If not superior, iiif •oflnea# and depth of tone ami brilliancy of expression to made for yourselves, lock aad Tools kept on tmua and for sale also, Insrtroc tion gitvn la the art. J.W.HOUGHTON,

No dodttctioa of charges far a scholars absence will be made, except In cases of protracted sickness. May

7, 1P53-3SW

IUT.t.OTT,

Sl'SAX WlCKtMCX,

ATNAN

WSRDKN,

May 7, e53-32wG

prepared

WNjiriiiy

CONSOLIDATED

SO lb*. Comp. Ext. Coloeyath, la 1, 2 aid 4 ot. pots 10 Ext. Daadelioa, ia 1,2 and 4 ox. pet* 35

Exl. Gentian, ia 1, 4, i? if l€es.pet«

19 Ext. Jaisp, in 1, 4 aad 8 ex. pel* Ext. Ssnaparilta, ia 1,4 aad 16 ox. pole 10 I be. Ext. BaUoraot, ia 1, 4 aad 1$ ox. pou 5 lbe. Ext. Straauaeaieie, 1, 2 aad 4 «. peU SO lbs. Bla* Maas, (Maader if Weever's) 40 Iba. Eng. Calomel SStfea. Am. Cidaatel 30 lb*. Hydrarjf. C. Creta 350 the. Can Casepbor, last reaeived aad tor sal* st

BEOWHING WALL-H Prairie Ciiy Drag 4t*».

Trrra^ilaalr, M* ?, if9d»32tf

tnpirltr

M. A. SENNIT.

Torre-Hanto, may 7th, I852-J8yl

GlttSWOLD ft BADKDjC Attorneys and Counselors at Eaw,

.TEURE llAUTE, INDIANA.,

BAtRDf NOTARY PUBLIC, will give prompt attoation to tho taktag of deposition*, acknowledgement of deads, mort^afes, jte., 4ee.

ID" Offioe, stesai story, Phaealx Block, No. 7. 185SM8tf

COUNTY SEMINARY:

PSMALK D8TAKTMSNT of this lastttatfoa wtll bo osaaodi on Moadar, tbe 10th ef May, 18512, the euro of Mrs. SLOAN. Tbe session of the Malo Department will coaUnao one qoarter from that time in order that both may slow it tho seuao Ume. If there are aay wishing to send to this department, who are not now aoadlnf, thov would do wall to commence at that period. Tho ratos or tatttaa bm boon made known.

*af.

pi'-

4^"

SLOAN,

Principal.

NOTICE.

andersirned has devoted great pains, time. In making i.lmsdf acquainted with

and much the diseases

peculiar to female,—and to make himself familiar with the proporUes of medicinal substances, calculated to cure thoso diseases. At the urgent request of patients and their friends, ha has, for the last seventeen or eighteen years occasionally practiced and to their ooiicltations he now yields, in ofiej-ing his aervioeu la tho treatment and cure of such diseases, eonfideut that his experience will onablo him to euro or mitigate, at least, tho sufferings attendant thereon.

He may be found at hfa residence on 6th street, first house South of Doctor T. Parsons. JOSEPH O. FOSTER.

Terro-Hsute, may 7, l852-33ni6

CtUWTtff* ALIAS, MAROARtT ALLOC," Moses WHITTAKCR,

and others, heirs at

law of ./toron llaUou, detected,

rs.

JOHN-

if living-, or their un

known heirs. If they bo dead,—and all other hrirs—they being unknown, of

IVitfwM Haiku, dcetmatd.

NCourt

O^V, at this time, comes said Petitioners iu open and file thrir petition setting forth therein that all the respondents heroin are not residents of the State of ludiana, and that thny are unknowu.

N otic* is therefore h(rshy given to nil tho said heirs of

Wiliitrm Be*hu,

late of Vigo county, Indiana,

that they ho ,vid appear before the Judge of tho Vigo Probate Court on the first day of its next term, 3d Monday or July A. D. lt-5'i, at the Court House in the Towu of Terre-Haute, then and thoro if thoy cuu show cause, If any they can, why partition of llie real estate

Itauoit, deerewe,

dectaitd,

suid

thereof. C. T. NOULE, Clerk. May 7,1853-33w4 $3,00

Vigo Probate Court, April Term, 1852.

JOSEPH WILSON, Administrator of tho ostate of WM. C.

HASTILY,deceased,

COMES

William

should uot be made among the heir*

V&. The Creditors of said estate.

relilian to Settle as Insolvent.

now said Administrator by UAISD, his solicitor, and files Ills petition herein, asking to settle said estate as insolvent and tho Court, being sufficiently advised In the premises, declares said estate probably insolvent. Creditors are therefore required to file their claims ngiiinst the estate, for allowance, iu said Court within ten months from Iho date hereof, or they will not he entitled to payment.

JOSEPH WILSON, Adm'r.

BUCKEYE CASH STORE.

(NO 2, UNION HOW.)

E are now receiving an uncommonly largo si wit of nil kinds of MtRpIo MIUI I'nnoy Dry (toodn, for I lie Irtide also, tlu nun! rxtKiiNlvp ussortmenl of House uruiiiliiiig Goods in the Wuba^li Valley, among which are

Quilts, Counterpanes, Toilet Covoro. Lace and Muslin Curtains, Curtain Drapery, Blue and Crimson Damask, Fraich

Table Covers, Piano Covers,

and a great variety of Window Shades, (some beautiful styles, and chasper than ever,) Window Cornices, Curtain Bands oiid Pitta, Cords snd Tossels, &c.

Our Carpet depHrtment is inore extensive than ever, embracing some 50 pieces of the different grades and atrtos of

TIIKKIi TLY, VENF/riAN, FIN P., KXTUA FINK, AND SUI'KR FINK INGRAIN CARPETS, RUGS, MATTS. 6.4,8-4,10-4,12 4, and 1M DRUGGET, 4-4, 5-4, nud 6-4 WHITE and CHECK MATTING, 3-4, 4-4,

8-4 and 12-4 FLOOR OIL CLOTH, TABLE OIL CLOTH, ROPE MATTING &a A very large stack of satin and common Paper Hang* lags, Wiadew Paper, Bordering, large aad arnali

Looking Glnsse*, Ste. Queens Ware, Glass |War*, Ba*te aad Show, Hat* aad Cap*, Grec*ri**, L**ther, ft*. Ia abart, alm**t evarythley aver oeJUd far, aad all at aaah prtea* as will satisfy aay aae that th* Cosh I* what m*k*a gaed* chaaii, aad tha Beekeye Cash ftara

pUseJofkmrfotmsT RYCE. Ten* Baeta, April 90, 'H-ly

5-4, 6-4,

tks

iC 1

J0HNS01 & CO'S

aanoeittian, org*alx*d for the euitt-

ing seasoa, aader the UUe of the

EMPIRE EIRCUS

With aa uarfvaled aad magoificaot stud of PEftFOflMINI. IlORSiSS, a whale family of trained DIMINUTIVE POMK#, a triple troapo of msle snd female srtotes composed of th# fTTAIIH OF BOTH II KM liPllEKEft, aad a fail camplemeat af Dramatists, Aerohate, Pantomloiists aad Aexlliarie*, will exhibit a£

Moores*ille, ..... Monday, ......May 3d.

JMardMVilt* ......Toeaday 4th Cotpart,......... Wedo a a 5 Blaartaftea,..**.. Tharedsy,*.*..•« fith Speneer, Friday,......... 7th Bowling Green,....Saturday 8th TerrO'IIsote,...... Monday,....... 1 Oth At 2 aad 1%

o'clock P. M., prodaelo^f at each represen

tation a *aae««riaa af the highest order af eqaeetriaa snd Gre«4*a sad Boieea aaipbithaBtrkal enterUinroents, with aa eailr* change ef Programme at each perfortaaae*.

Ad minion

cents only,

Priaci0ieClowas,.....,......y*nala(rs iad Bredrtfr." Eqee*triai» Maaagwr, ....W. H. Stoat* Master ef the Cfrele,.. G. Deeber^ Maaagar,. B. Jaha*au. AyriiX.lWB.ai.lp.

J. T. WALL, M. D.,

(Uf* or awroewv,)

Physician and Sturgeon,

IXrODLD respeetfally aaaavaee ta the eltlxea* of

Tern-Heate, and Hefafty, that ha hafitakea aa ofiesct iW Pratrfe C«vDro|8tei»,Caraar 4th aad Nattseai Reed Street*, wWe Cs any be toaadat all times darlsf iha day, except whea professionally abeeat.

O* Room* at the Prairie Hoase, wliere he faay be found at aifht ilprHJW, IHSiMltIV

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