Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 5, Number 32, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 May 1853 — Page 3

RELIGIOUS NOTICE. I

Mr. Jevrelt'a Cbvrch ami Congregation, will meet hereafter at the Hall of the County Seminary, commencing next Sabbath.

The Congregation and Sabbatb School will meet at the aame place next Sunday morning at 9 o'clock.

The Prairie City informa the u« that B. M. Harrison it a candidate for Mayor in fhi« city.

Wm. K. Edwards Esq., baa been warmly solicited, by numerous friends, to run for thai office. We are not yet informed whether he will consent to do so or not.

From the Dally Stela SeclineL The Free Dutif.

Editor of the Sentinel: At you have Wen proper to criticise my construction the free banking law. and my conduct in relation to the banks, 1 hope 1 siiall not be presuming too much upon your courtesy to ask a brie! space in yonrcolumna for reply.

The charges sre, that 1 permitted banks to be established without requiring fifty thousand dollars ot stock to be deposited with me. This is true, and for ihe simple reason that the law does not in any place require such a deposit but on the contrary expressly provides: **SBC. 6. Whenever any person or asso elation of persons formed for the purpoae of banking under this set, rhall legally transfer to the auditor any portion of the stocks or bonds herein after specified, such person or a*sooiatiori* of persons shall be entitled to receive from the auditor an equal amount of such circulation notes of different denotiii nationa, registered and countersigned aforesaid, to be issued by them in the usual course of buisness, as money.*'

What do the words *•any portion" meant Have they any signification, or sre they mere surplusage or words thrown in to de ceive the officer and the banker? 1 under stood them to mean precisely as they read gave my opinion and actud accordingly

That, of

^opinion was submitted to several the most eminent lawyers in the State, and in every case vut» approved. It is therefore a debatable question, and it was my duty as an officer to execute the law. as Gen. Jack son did, "as I understand it."

It is true Sec. 17 provides that the sggre gate amonnt of the capital stock of any such association shall not be less than fifty thou saud dollars. But do the stock* deposited constitute the only onpiial? May not bunk wit fifty ifiouimd dollars capital, h«»vo oneliaif of it ir stock*, and the rest in gold and silver, or in banking hmi«e*, or whatev or. it ohooses? And tnay not a l^ank have ell the privileges conferred under the act without even a dollar of circulation? Cer tairtlyl

Four Lanits have been established under this construction to which bills* have been issued as follows^ (irsmeroy Bank, Lafayette,- *934.000 Hank of North America, Newport,- £5,000 State Stock Security Bank, Newport, 6,000 Merohants Bank, Lafayette 23,000

Ol one of these you remark as follows: The legislature never intended to authorize the establiMment of five thousand dollar bank*, like the State stock security bank at Nrwpoif. It is a clear evasion of the law. aud should not be tolerated by the Auditor Major Dunti, the present Auditor, gives different, snd we think a right construction to the law."

Permit me to say that the Gramercy Bank and the Bank of North America were estabhhed uuder my supervision and the State Stock Security Bunk nt Newport, the "five thousand dollar Imttk," and the Merchants Batik under that of "Major Pur,^, the ptesent Auditor." I cannot say whether he will feel complimented by your si^otures or not. His first opinions and .lis practice evidontly coincided with mine, and think were correct.

You complain, alio, that the bills of some of the individual bankers are without the signature of a Cashier, and you say: "By reference to the letter of Major Dunn, it will be seen thst eiaht of the free banks of

Indi

ana have wholly disregarded this positive provision of the act, and that too by the sanction of Dr. Kllis, the late Auditor of State, who signed the bill* and delivered them to the banks, knowing that theywere engraved for the signature of the President only, and no arrangement what ever made for the signature ot a Cashier* These are illegal

Ight such banks were established—-five rcoeived their notes from the late Auditor, and three from Major Dunn, the present Auditor, and we were, therefore, either both right or both wrong. That we eomourred in the opinion, is evidetiey that then* was some foundation foi its correctness. It may, also, be added, that the present Auditor and Tresurehnve both, within the last week, is sued instructions to the county revenue officers to receive the bills of all the free banta of the State, without exception, for for public-dues. L)d they authorise the reception of "illegal notes?" And wilt the present auditor assume the responsibility not only to apeud the further itsue of these "illegal notes," but to wtud up the eight banks that have issued then^ some with his approbation, and some with mine! Such is certainly his duty if he coincides with you la opinion. I give it, as my opinion, that ih« will do no such thing.

The custody of the pfatts, as you say, belongs to the auditor. When the printing of jtottti was finished, had them deposit under seal in the safe of Col. Allen May, Agent of State, at New York, as hones: a man as God ever made. 1 considered them as much in my possession or custody as if they were tn a safe in Indianapolis, and evety man who knows Col. May would so regard it

I have not time to pursue this matter further, but will, with your permission, resume it on a future occasion. Respectfully.

N. B. A first rate assortment of

I rtesh and Choice

FAMILY GROCERIES!

HAS

R. W. H. EL LI3

INDIANAPOLIS, April t9, 1853.

"is

Ctxcnuutt, May 4.

Fkmr bin g«od demand and firm, 1500 brU aoid at for good brands and 94 for axtra nothing transpired in proprovisiooa whiaky declined, sala €00 hrU. at 18| ncrthinf to groc«ri«: atfoa of common batter at 3j

BiiTtm«t,Majr 4

Tb« K««r Orta*n» p*per of Tuasday and pradn—day are TtM aUMOMbip Albatrota want aabora oo a M«ft o» ih« Iftth ott., 10 mUm from ih* ibora, and rMiiki from Vara Ones.

Tba»t«^ihVTftxas tmadiatdy w«ot to h« of Ui« At^rocB, tot foaod that her Vera Cms. The

«agtt»k« all th«»r mad* a proteat wbom iMr A*

I aad MM to aKufcaa off tK* ViUIVVIft VH MfW

Tliepa*tWy hava GfMM, (O

LOUISVILLE

CLOTHING STORE

And Hat and Gap Establishment,

NORTH-EAST CORNER OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE, (FA RRINGTON'S BLOCK,)

E E A E I N I A N A

Arc continually bringing on Fresh Lots of the most choicc and beautiful

SUMMER CLOTHING

Direct from their Own Manufactory, LOUISVILLE, KY|

To enumerate the advantages of buying at"this celebrated Establishment would "be superfluous. Our customers for fifty miles round need no other assurances from us, to induce them to call upon us, than this, that tot continue to tue our friends as welleijf we have ever yet done—more than this we know they do not desire^

HATS, CAPS, FINE SHIRTS, CRAVATS, UNDER CLOTHING-, etc., etc. 1 STRAUS &, ISAACS*.:

NORTH-EAST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE,

MavG. 1853-tf TERRE-HAUTE, 1ND.

REMOVAL

THE STAR CLOTHING STORE

IS NOW LOCATED. ON

NATIONAL ROAD ST., CORNER OP 4TH ST.,

And opposite the POST OFFICE.

Having received my new Stock of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, I am ready to offer. them at as low figures as any touse can,—consisting in part of

FROCK AND DRESS CLOTH COATS.

SACKS of all kinds and colors some very handsome (new styles) Fancy Cassiinere Pantaloons,—every variety of VESTS,—

SHIRTS COLLARS, HATS, CAPS,

Ca30»a

ROSE»S BLOCK,

Mould Candles Pepptit, AUpice, Mu^lard, and

Starch, aad Boston Soap No. 1 Sweet Oil, Pepper Sauce aad Table Salt very choice Virginia mana-fa-lure and Fine Cut Tobacco, with a generals

DRY GOODS and GROCERIES.

A VfOUI.D reepectfally aaaoaaee ta his fHertds and the paUtc generally, that be jast leceivtid aad ia now opening ia his new st

jart r^^d*^ is now^nlnp tam. new store,

Corner of Ohio and Second Streets, ,.. ... .. .... SOLICIT t4 attention of the clti«ens of Term-) Haute, to their choice stock of FAMILY p.. c«»»,Lockeu»nd PI...or cash, at wholeimioand reUll, coaaistlag In part or (m

CHOICES: PRIME LOUISIANA SUGARS, fbefi"Kl 'n

Urjrwt

Molawes and !olden Syrups Old Government Java He will wait on the sick, at their residences, and Prime Greea Rio CoflW, (new crop) Choice when requested to to do. Green and Black Teas Freah Carolina Rice, (new crop) Pickles in Jars, Pirns Apple and Euglfshr Dairy Ch«**#e Salmon, Mackerel, and Tonga** and Sounds bbla., bW». and kitts: Sperm, Star

aseorUaent of Groceries aaitable for Family aaea. jYI CHILD would invite the attendoa IT A WAGON

"nTF'H Q-* which will be found the largest and Cheapest Terre-Haate, *eb. 85,1^3-22tf ^rtmeat of Fm»™. PRF.,. fl.-e. 1.

CITY 6

ThaakM for the libera] patronage I hare reeelv-

•P-S,l»938tf

TT a ~AT.PT.-H Ribbon. Plowen, Lining., snd other Trimings. Also a beautiful assortment

whtl

NO. 3 PRAIRIE CIT\ BLILDINGS, )tm, ett. Kid, Silk Thread, aad other Gloves, A fre»h aad well aelected1 stack of Dry Goods aad

suk

Greesrtea, and he intends keeping eaastMtly on eagaged the best workmen ia the eaaatry, haad a geaeral MMMtmeat af Goods aaitaMe to the Buuc9«%ad Paasa Boaaaots ia the beat style, Sprlag aad Samroer trade. vaad furnish all the Trimmiags aa the most favor

ttrmt

•d latttl natMt a eaaUaaaaee af the saa£ CT 8ho» fa Nk 7, PhMlx Row O-Ctll aad examine for yaaraelvm. No charge t«r ahowiag Goada. H. S. APPLE,

Na. 3 Pndrie City Bnlidiags.

Elegant Spring Gooda? iBooksand Stationery. JOHN C. ROSS,

Rsnri PW. SBks,

HOSIERY AND GLOVES, af B*g»sli Oar-#wi8S3J©tf awa aad Dinstfc MaafaaUna. A wary

""inserting AND EDGINGS, a gfaal«anr ty, Man Kfj rich. O" A l.sr*e (Mdt af PswuaUc Gaoito.

Afrit l^»-tf

Loadon Portw* and Scotch Ale! ARC,LAV 4b PlvRKIN S L*adM Perter. HlMard'a dapaHar Swrteh Ala. Sattafclr iaeattdw. Par sale hy WAS®OI* 4h CO., MIMSIMitl.

Floor an

T7*Err Na Prdrti Aprtiia.

JfVST RECEIVED

received aad ie now athwnew Chitd^s Book Store Nt-1 PRAIRIE CITY BUILDINGS, A fall Spring supply of "C"

00003

nSns*

3f"*»

la Fancy cSorZ Also ajime ass&inent of Stationery, Letter Aha, very desirable make aad atyla af BLACK and Cap P*per% Blank Books, Wimiom SU.KS. ta great variety and at lew Peper, Fire Boards and Prints, Jku

"""'Bet Pari. Kid Glove*. W(ra-A OLMES' Agreat variety af eel on tet Oaati Larfi'W SvaWAtr, wh* ItwiflkMaiiMagMdwetkaiui.

u.nrcni' itfrro Fnaa»»aad ethm caa dapead aa tetttag iyed 11AM XADESIL£ MITTS, heih *eag and prasnpt atlendsncs, tar hriafiag their chart, far LaAes aad Misana. 1 x. W«*l t* HOLMES'MIxXS.

'"'f

MMls,.

S N S

short, every articlo usually found in a clothing establishment. You are respectfully solicited to call and see, and be satisfied. B. W. BRUEL.

TERRE-HAUTE, APRIL 0, 1853.

£2

IVMJESM.MCZ3A. W

DAGUERREAN ROOMS

fT\'iE snbicriber having taken Rooms in the I building on the corner of National Road and Fourth Streets, 2d story, entrance on Fourth Street furnished them wijh new furniture, and provided

l^th, l-Gth,

th°bwl

tJT Hour* for operating from 8 A. M. to 4 r. tt. .cChihlrens likenesses taken in five seconds. Don't forget the place. OVER PRAIRIE CITY DRUG STORE, Union Row. sprit 22, '53-30tf A. R. MILLER.

Millinexy and Fancy goods.

rtll,

,,,1, the Indies to her extensive aasortment of .v/ .hi

fK^

MiHtBcrr, Dress nnd Fancy Good^t Amoug

sortment of FLoaxxcs, PtiiL, iar, AID LACK I BOKNKTS, and various other patterns, ever offered in Terre-Hnule. A large and fine assortment of

of Dress aad Mantilla Silks, Laws*, Beruhe, De Lain*, Jaconets, cheap Prints, eta. Embroider*

„^ry

^7 Ceikra, Skme*, CXtmUei-

Veils, Hosiery, He.,etc. MRS. CHILD

IJT Shop ta No. T, taiMlif with Child's Book more, Terra* Uaate laitaaa* 4,%

April 5*3Q w9m.

and now

m". BchooL IBwllmw,

opemtig at

mod Other

Fulling and Cloth Dressing

WILLlSS»-30tf

ha daw as mm*, aaly ta b*mr atyte aad Saish. at BOSSES* MILL. april»,

Cash and Qood Cloth*

WILL

ha aaM fer W0O&-f*» gtvea at ttakaaai* MlUn, IMMHT *a tfvar, I

law UM artdfe. ARBA i£OLMS& T«r»-Haa*e, April Sa,185W0tf

S a W in a as

a»d far ada «C?TVrBA*LY|aB »«a» ftaai ?3Claad MXSScaw ii sasady e* hand aaa far sale by CROSS. C.S09B,

INDIANA CASH SfORB. NO. 8 PIKE NIX BOW, TERRE-HAUTE.

tnm nmr o* k«l a large aad dattplete MHrtomt af all goods nhdtti for Iht City sad Coontry trade, which wo will coetinae to «rU at tke lowest pwmbk ntM for CASH ot TRADE. Wo tie »«w offerio{ vsr Spring Stock «f Faiej Silks, all widths Caabenen* |aad Thibet Shawls Lawas, all colon and styles Berages, Bemge DeLaiaaa, Scotch aad Manchester Oiaghams and a large aaertineBt of

Fancy Prints,

all of which are choice htaada aad warranted fast colors also, Plaid aad Rata Jaceaeta aad Svriawa, Black Silk IMM, Edgiags, Braids aad DreasTHmminn, Dren Bolioos, Pearl aad Agate do^ Black aad Faaej Cravatt, Pocket Hdkfa., Btk.t Blae aad Greea Lace Vevls Btk. Silk Mitla Ladies aad Geats Kid, Silk, Lisle, Thread aad Cotton Gloves aad a large aasertaeat of Indies, GeaU and Misses Hesfery. Abo, Brown sad BloachoO MosUas, IrMi Lioeas, Scotch Diapers, Gheeka, Tickings, DrUliags, Naakoeaa. ,Alo, Kairea, Forfcs, COMBS New Stgiet Spoou, Port Moaeys, Pocket Books, and a good assortment of

Grocezie%

which we bare received by Expreat, sua are delarmiaed to soli tkan at prices that wilt admit of no competition.

March 25, l8S3-26t/ A. E. TUITE WOLFE'S

AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS,

tvnauTiTi TOMKC, wtnurric, airri-orsrKrric INVIGORATING CORDIAL. THIS HEOICIMAL BEVKSACK is manafactared by the Proprietor, at Schiedam, Holland, and is war* ranted aotonly pare from every injarioon proper* ty aad ingredient, bat of the best possible qaaiity.

Its extraordinary medicinal properties, IN GUTIL, GOUT, Cuaoiuc RitaoaATtsii, Ixartairr Daorsr, FUTOXNCX, COLIC PAIMS, of the Stomach and Bowels, whether in Adult or Infants— In all ordinary cases of Obstruction in the Kidn#^s,

Bladder, and Urinary Orgaus— In Dyspepsia, whether acute or Chronic—Chills and Fevers. In General Debility, Slagglah Circulation of the

Blood, Inadequate Assimalatioa of Food, aad Exhausted Vital Energy— Are acknowledged by the wholf Medical Faculty, and attested in their highest written authority. 0*The attention of Agents and Purchasers is invited to the signature and address of the Proprietor, on the label, and to the tide of this Medicinal Cordial, embossed on the sides o? the Bottle, as protections agaiast inferior and pernicious imitations. ILTFor sale by WASSON & CO.,

Feb. 25, 1853-22-If.

MEKWIN & CO

(SUCCESSORS TO E. S. WOLFE,)

Forwarding and Commission

JtCKRCHAM OTSB9 STEAM BOAT AGENTS, Aad Dealers ia Floart Salt, Fish, Pine

Lomber, Shingles, etc., Terre-Hante, Indiana.

Special attention yiven to Receiving and Skipping by Canal, River, and Railroad. ID" Agents for the "Western Slates Line," on the Erie Canal and Lakes, and Scott & Co.'s

Toledo, Lafayette and Terrc-Haute Line," on the Wubash Canal. Having disposed of my FORWARDING and COMMISSION BUSINESS to the above firm, 1 take great pleasure iu recommeuding them to the public, and solicit from ray friends and customers continuation of their favors to the new firm.

March 25, lS53-26m3 E. S. WOLFE.

Baddlery.

have added largely to 'our Stock of SADDLERY flAItDWAKE,

and we confidently say, that we are prepared to give the SKST BASOAI.KS of any In this market— call and see. S. H. POTTER & CO.

February 18,1853-2lm3

and Bine Grass Seed.

JClover

UST receiving a superior Ipt of 60 bushels CLOVER SEED also, a superior lot of 60 bushels BLUE GRASS.

Feb. 18,1853-21 m3 S. H. POTTER &.C0.

NEW SPRINGS HARDWARE. WE are now receiving a very large lot of HARDWARE, of all kinds, direct from manufacturers, embracing the finest assortment of Mechanic's

Tools ever brought to this market. 8. II. POTTER & OO.

February 18,1853-21m3

Oils, Lead, Glass and

WELEAD,

are now in receipt of 150 kegs of PURE WHITE LEAD, 25 do. RED aud VENETIAN 5 bbls. Linseed Oil, 4000 lights best Pine Window Sash—8-10, 10-12, 10-14 and 10*15 100 boxes best Window Glass, do. do 4 bbls. best Winter Lard Oil.

S. H. POTTER 4, CO.

February 18,1853*31 m3

WOOL! WOOL!! 100,000 lbs. of Wool WANTED, good, clean

Fleece and Tub washed,

For which I will pay the highest price in CASH, «t all times. JOHN TIERNAN. Terre-Haute, Feb. 4,1853-19tf

300 SHAWLS "VmSS?0"

Among which may be found Square and Long Shawls, Thibet, Cloth, Caslimere and Merino Shawls Ladles' and Childrens' Woolen Net Caps, at

November 12, l852-7tf F. tfllTERT'S.

TIN

aad SHEET IRON WARE, Stove furniture, etc., etc., of all description*, kept constantly on haad and for sale, at wlioleaale or retail, by

April 15,1853~29tf E. GROVER.

SUGARS, MOLASSES AND SYRUPS. SUGARS, {Louisiana, Plantation Sugars, fStaart's, Loat,

SYRUPS, Geldea Syraps.

April 1,1853-27if

Crash $ Powdered Do.

MOLASSES Louisiana, Plantation Molasses, Saperior Sogar iloose Do. 0"

For aale by* WASSON 4 CO.

COFFEE*

NEW

CROP, Rio Coffee, (Moo a tain Gi Old Geveraaieat Java Do., For sala by April 1, *53-271/ WASSON dt CO.

Tobacco.

"\riSGINIA LEA! OAVLND1SH awl FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO, of the belt qaality, fer aai« by WASSON CO.

CASH 8T0BE, No.

Pb«&Bix Bow.

2»

Wto

Store,

lavtta the attentiea of CaaA buyers oar Stack af FANCY AND STAPLE DRY CSOOIM,

NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS,

Carpeting and Howe FiintiftMng

Goods.

It ia aaach the largest aad oaantete awrtawat we have yet hraaght to thia avuL Parthased in New York aa best teraw, we are enabled to sdl at very lewMtCaah rata*.

April IS, Ii53-29aa3 R. MLO.TOCSEY.

Ceodlee.

QPERM, Star and XaaM Oa»dlea, fer salary O WARSON CO., Feb. 9S, Raaa Black.

FISH IT

NC KITS V«. 1 MWEKMAL &D 99 Half Bhla. Ne. 1 Da.} 95 Ktta N*. Spieai Sal 10 Batf BMa. Pleklad fiarrtaf

Smoked Herrlaa aad adftsh. la Praam? For sate by ^lltf WASSON 4fcOO.

FLOUR! ^LOUR!

[?RESU famUf Flaw, ifmUvn* arl exyeans mi VcvfatcO ar sale hy M«*h VM-SJ-JL WASSON 4 ca

T\TORTH aaieby

T«r. ia tawraiaMl Barrsla, far WASSOS It. CO^

THROUGH TO

Now York, Boston, Pittsburgh, Baltimore Philadelphia. OASSENGERS bftaad East, will leave TerraJ- H»ote at 7 a, ra., ladiaaapolis at 1 p. m., and take the Xeralag Express Train of the Mad River aad Lake Erie Railroad at Dayton at 5 a. m., eaaatetlng at BeHevae with the Toledo aad Cleveland Railroad, and arriving at Cleveland at 4 o'clock, 45 mia. p. ta.( connecting the aame evening with ail train* boand East.

FARE

To Daytoa from Terre-Haate,^..,,.$5.50 To Cleveland from Dayton 5.00 To New York from Daytoa .15 00 To Boa too from Daytoa 17.10

For farther information apply to T. O. MITCHELL, Agtmt, Darton, Ohio. E. F. OIWIM, Sapt. M. R. dt L. E. R. R.Ce. February IS, 185t3-$i-ly 1853.

CARGO or xaca BOAT nur iimruD.

A. R. Cobb it Co., Foot of Indiana St. Buffalo. A. W. Palmer &. Co., 121 Broad St N. Y. Apply to: E. W. Sloane, 121 Broad St., New York.

S. McKlssick, 65 Quay St., Albiuv. Scott Sl CO., Toledo, Ohio. R. R. Livingston, Wabash Canal. _'l Merwiu &. Co., (Successors to E. S.

Wolfe,) Terre-Haute. Lewis & Gray, Evausvllle.

MARK PACKAGES ««W. S. LINE," and Ship by Western States Line Canal Boats, foot of Broad St. New York.

March 11, '53,-24-tf if

SMITH & LEGGETT, (SUCCESSORS TO KAaLT &. LKOGKTt',)

Forwarding

J. T. WALL, M. 1)., (L.ATK or KKKTCCItr,)

185a

TROY Am WESTERN LINE, ON THE CANAL AND RIVER,

Leaves New York and Bufiklo Daily

Ranaiag ia connection with Staamera aad Propellers oa the Lakes. No Transhipment at Albany or Troy. ma mm

Troprietors: -***'&

^^SsfniCE, CLAPP 4b CO., N«w York, \4¥. L. STERNBERG & CO., BuSUlo. Apply to:

Rice, Clapp&Co., 31 Counties Slip, N. Y.

.. otlp,

Chaa. A. Folger & Co., 101 Pier, Albany. Rogers, Reynolds & Martin, Lafsyeltc.

P. Buckingham & Co., Toledo. Smith & Leggett, Terre-Haate. P. L. Sternberg &- Co., Bufiido. If

MARK PACKAGES «*T. W. LINE." Boats leave Middle Pier, Coeaties Slip, Dally at 5 o'clock, P. M.

March 4, l853-23-6m

Western States Line.

For Buffalo. Canada and Western Ports. Without re«shippingat Albany orTroy. In coaaectlon with Scoti & Co.'s "Toledo, Lafay-

QUe and Terre Haute Line," on Wabash Canal.

Proprietors:

and Commission Merchants,

TERRE-IIAUTE, IKTD.

Refer to: P. Buckingham & Co., Toledo r,f Buckingham & McCullouch, New York Buckingham &. Gutherie, BufT.do

Keunedy St Foster, New Orleans.

Hj~ LIBERAL ADVANCES made on consign ments to us or either of the above Houses. March 18,1853-25tf fcM-iX'

TO FARMERS AND MILLERS IP

OF INDIANA AND ILUNOIS.

rpiIE anderstgned would respectly inform the I public that he has opened a GENERAL COMMISSION HOUSE, for the sale of Flour, Pork, Grain and all other products of the Country and give his whole attention to sales thereof, either at Home or by shipement nortli or south, eo»t or west IIo is well located to ship by river or canal as also for the city trade. His acqueintaiiro in the cities on the Atlantic seaboard is extensive, as also on Canal and II. R. and Upper Mississipi. Liberal advances made on consignments.

ABa XXOWISY)

Forwarding, Commission, Steam and Canal Jpat Agent, and General Produce Broker,

sft Office, Cor. Rose Block on Bridge Street, T*\ TERRE-HAUTE, INI). Terro-Haute, Feb. 25,1853-22-ly.

C. A. HUNT, M. D.,

HAS

bought »pied

AS bought. the property long owued and occupied by Thomas Burton, on the corner

of Market and Poplar streets. Dr. 11. being a stranger, would beg leave to say, that upon the meiits of a regular mcdioal tuition, and many years experience In practice, he now teuders his services to the citizens of Terre-Haute and vicinity

Terre-Hante, April 1, !853-27tf

'?v

Museum piffc

Physician and Surgeon,

*YJ¥7"OULD respectfully announce to the citizens of Terre-ilaute, and vicinity, that he has taken an office at the Prairie City Drug Store, Corner 4th aad National Road Streets, where he may be found at all times during the day, except when professionally absent.

Rooms at the Prairie House, where he may be foaad at night. April 30,1652-3ltf

H. R. SMITH, D. D. S

BEING

now permanently located In his aew Office on Ohio street, 4th door East of the Public Square, will at all times be ia readiness to wait on his patrons la all things pertaining to bis profession.

N. B. No credit givea fer oparatiaas unless by previous arrangement. Terre-Hante, October 3,1851-1-ly

Bargains to be had in Leather

AT REDUCED PRICES!

1018

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

HIDES AND LEATUtR,

Rose's Block, Third Boor from Comer, West of the PnMic Sqaare, Terre-IIante, ladlaaa.

THEbile

undersigned Informs hb frieada aad the pa geoe rally, that he has th« most plete stock af LEATHER ia (hi* market, whwa ta offered at the loweat rates, anoag #hldh mar be feaad the Bent Ciacfaaati Tasaed Sole Leatliers

New York Red J* Ciactanti Baad -.£!?* Haroea*, Bridle a«d Skirtlag Leather Kip a^d Calf Sklas a»d Upper Leather Llaiag aad Pad Sklas Philadelphia Ladies Motveeo,

Men's

Goat, Deer aad Laaah Shtaa shoe Madlng alt af which caa he had cheap fir CM& T)»e pabile are raspectHaRf ra^aeatad tacall aad exaaaiiH my ataek.

CASH pcid far Leath* 3a the roogh. Prompt tftavtiaa paid to all orders. CTTbe highest caaMfWlea paid far K»d«s, groea aad dry, ail Uaaest dM, for caad Sheep Felta. lesijtf JOHN TIERNAN.

LEATHER.

1 Al l/1 LBS. laftda8paatah SalaLaathar)

IU»UUU Sjmltk*." 8Wghier

WI.

2,000 fee. Beet CiociaasU" Das. Fhdt Jariaga 1# ,** Tapptaf aadBiadlaf '.

M«raaa» Fwaeh Calf Bkto

AJiaa,agodd aaartMHtaf aH kiads«f fcaalher. A latest fsahiaa. HENRY SNYDER.

Terr»Hailfe, Maa. S-Ctf

ast received aad Csr aria ay March », *53. A. 4k B. TtTITX.

TT1RESH Canllaa SJaa, Jar aalakf WASSON &, CO., Feh-35, lfi3-«^. K«ae Kadt.

Arrangements!

JEFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD!

will he two Pannage* trains aa this road whtoh will ran as followa: The EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN will leave Jef, iersonville dally, Saadays excepted, at five o'clook A. M-, (Louisville Ume,) stappiog to set down aad take ap passengers only at Henryvllle, (far breaklaat.) Veala, Rock ford, and Co)umbos and arrive at Edlnharg {71 mil**) at 9 o'clock. A- M., ia ample time to connect with the early Madisoa Express Train to Indianapolis.

Returning, this train will leave Ediahttrg at 1 'a o'clock, P. M. or as soon as the Express Train ol the Madison Road arrives from Indianapolis and coming thia way It will set down and Uke ap pas, sengera at all regular stations. he ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will start from Edinburgh daily, (Snadaya-excepted) at 8 o'clock, P. M., or as soon as the morntn train from Indianapolis arrive* from the Madisoa Road, and will arrive at JeSeraenville at 13o'clock, P.M.

Returning It *111 leave Jpffersonvtlle at 2'^ o'clock, P. M. in fall time ta connect with the ac. comlnodatlon Train on the Madison Road, from thence ta Indianapolis This train will stop for the

THE JEFFERSONV1LLE FERRY BOAT will leave the Keutucky shore at half past four o'clock in the morning, to connect with the Train, and also leaves Jeffersonville after the Trains srrrive, whether that should be early or late in the eveuiug.. *4, "JAMES WATHEN Snp't of Ferry.

THE LOUISVILLE* AND JEFFERSONVILLE OMNIBUS, now running in connection with tlie Moruing Express Train, will also run iu counoetion with the Accommodation Train, and will call for Passengers at the Gall House. Louisville Hotel, Owen's Hotel, and Exchange Hotel.

Passengers may procure Tickets at Elliott & Co's Express Olnce No. 41 Third St., between Main and Water and by leaving their limnc* and and address, will be callod for at their residence*, heretofore. O

eo. A. Prince A Co.'s Improved JMELODEON*—We would call especial attention to these instrument*—unsurpassed by any tiling of the kind manufactured in this or any other country. The volume of tone ia equal to that of a small orgaa, and by mean* of the swell may be in Crsased or diminished at the pleasure of the per former. It is sufficiently loud for small ctinrchea, and ia well calculated for a parlor Instrument. Ilnndreda have examined them, and all have been loud in their praise but the heat evidence of their merit ia their rapid aale.

In conaequjaco af the great sncccm which has attended the introduction of Prince faCo.'i Mela deone, aomerona imitatara have sprang op in differ ent parts of the conntry, offering Instrument* under the aame name, and in out ward appearance reaom bling them. We wonld therefore advise all persons wishing au inatrament of this kind, to examine those of Prince Sc Co. before purchasing.

Alt orders fop the above promptly attended ta, either at wholeode ar retail, by aplS99-lf COLBURN & FIELD.

Moat Expeditions aad Comfortable Route, or the above Line twve facilities for carrying

AND after Thawday the 7th of April, then

convenience of paseengen at all StaUons tUong U*o *?UU

line, both mia* anW rularnim, iChasr,setl, line, both going and returning. By theaearragements, the EXPRESS TRAIN forms a direct connection with the Shelby vilify Knightstown, and Ruriiville Railroad TValns and with the early Express Train from Madisau to Indianapolis, which enables passengers to take the Bellefeatalae, Lafayette, Pera, aad Terre Haute Roads, the same day, forming by the latter, a connection with Stages to St. Louis.

A connection is also made by the ACCOMMODATION TRAIN with the afternoon Train on the Madison Road, whereby passenger? arrive. If Indianapolis at 9 o'clock, P. M.

By these connections travelers from any of tlx* Roads running to ludianapolia, taking either of the Madlaon or Indianapolis Trains of this Roai from thence, oan arrive in Jeffersonville or Loniavillo iu a few hour*.

D* Observe, that from Iudlanapolia and the neighborhood, as well as from nil points, thia side, can visit Jeftersonville aad Loniavillo, and return home the same day, having two hours in those cilia* for business or pleasare. Ferry boats are constantly plying between the cities.

D. C. BORDLEY, Otn'l. Snp'U

JeflWsonville, April 4, IF53.

April 15, 1853-29

DAVIS Si CO.

ChickeringJs Piano Fortes.

ALTHOUGHofbut

destruction one of Mr. Chickering's factories at a loss of about $150,000 yet he Is now making twenty pianos per week, and ws shall Inn few days be able to supply the demand for these unrivalled instruments. With new patterns, new scale, and a determination on the part of Mr.Chickering, (which he has thus far tarried oat to make the BICST Piano Fortes, we offer to the public au inurnment unapproachable in every respect, as not only the past and present, but the future will show. The first-invoice will arrive early next week, wheu we Invite the attention of purchasers, professors and amateurs for their examination.

COLBURN & FJELDy

ap2, '53 20-ly Sole Agents, 154 Main street

A I.SO,—CONSTANTLY on hand a One asf\ aortinent of Piano Fortes from the factory of Woodward & Brown. These instruments have attained a well merited celebrity, and their rapid sale ia sufficient evidence of their durability and excellence. Tlttia far we have been unoblo to meet the demand for cither of the above mentioned instruments, but that difficulty will In a measure bo obviated in future.

COLBURN & FIELD,

apS-99-ly Sole Agent*, 154 Main street

llAVfi also on hand Piano Fortes from some of the best New York Maker*, which we can sell at very low prices, and warrant in every respect. In fact we will keep nothiug but good instruments.

Of one fact we wish to assure all purchasers of Pfano Fortes: you can bay an Instrument cheaper In thia city titan in Boston or New York, ss we can provo to any one who will Uke the trouble to call Qtt as. COLBURN & FIELD,

Dealers In Pianos, Melodeons, Music and Masical Instruments, 154 Main street. apl5

•We beg to

IMTnstcal Merchandise. JLVJL inform ear ntuneraan friend ia towa and ootiatry, that we have jnst completed some important alterationa in oar Mnaic Ware* raoms, for the better accommodation of our largely increasing business, aad are now better prepared than ever to fill order* for all deacriptions of Sheet Maaia and Instruction Book*, Brass Instruments, Gaitsrs, Flatea, Violins, Pianos, Melodeeas, Violoncellos, Baas and Snare Drama, French Accordeons, Flntluaa, French Harps, Violin, Violoncello, Banjo, aad Gutter String*, etc. Oar stock is selected with great aare, and will be found to be of the best daacriplioa. Every effort will be ased to give satisfaction ta all who favor ns with their petraaage. COLBURN St FIELD, WboieaaSe aad Retail Piaae aad Music Warereems,

friend* and easterners

No. 154 Mala street,

daolaaati, AfrB IS, 18&3-29-ly

GROCERIES. JOHNB."LITDOWICf,

S NOW reaeiving bis SPKIftK STOCK, conMlag af a fall aaaartowat af Grocerioa of all kinds Teas, Sogaxs, Coffee, Tobacco, Nails, ata^ AU af which will ha disposed af at the la area! fasre. Call at the

CINCINNATI STORE, Uaioa Row.

Terra-Baate, March SS, !6S3-96tf

EMBROIDERIES, &c.

leeaaat aad Shrlaa £4gfsf* aad laaertlnrs. YaNac Elhhaaa, aad a grwat variety af Draw Trhnating. Batlaaa Friaeaa Lacea and Edgings. Plata aad iUabraidered Liaea ILikfs. far Ladle* aad Geatieaaea: Far ade ehaaa bj WILLIAMS 4 EARLY,

Me*.S,l€s8-#yl Peoplea'Store.

Boots,

Hats and Caps.

partkraiarly invito a call of all ia araat af the ahave artldat are have theaa to aatt, great wWty—for I aiflaa, Caatlaawa, Boya, lllaaaa aad fhitdrra Call aad esaaataa war Stadt aad ba asllad la the arOdaa aaadad.

WILLIAMS A EARLY,

Kar.SflSSMj Pfpict' Store.

TKRRE-HAUTE AND EVANS VILLE

1 PST OPENED, ttKK IN. Paper ITaiiaing*. tl nil aUxilt *, varieties and prlcea. Also, Frcncli Green »wl Fancy Winduw l*»pcri«. april *211, »53-31m3 11. «V O. TOUSEY.

Hoaioiy, Qlovos, Mitts, &c.

are in receipt of a large stock of Ladles, Misses nnd Children* White, Mlxt, .lurk and Slute Coloured IIOSK, of every quality. Also, Gouts HleachM, Drown and MUt Hoite. GLOVKS of Kkl, 8ilk, Lisle Tltmii ami Cottun aUo, Silk and stip. Moiinir Mitlx, long mid xhurts, i^ril 'iil, lf53.31.nl U. $ O. TOUSKV.

CANAL PACKET, LINE.

I A BOAT of this Line will leavo the Basin for Newberry twice a week for the present, and to j,P®ru below ai the Canal to 6'tfedied. The Btwto

iretgut daon.

lw^!tow

ow rQI

*ach.

For freight or panara npidv en board or april 29, 18o3-31tf A1KRWJN & GO.

sPINE LUMBER/

VT7E are now receiving, at our Lnmbar Ysrd, a large quantity of Masoned Pino amber of every description aad thickness. Dressed Flooring and Weatherboadhtg, Pine I^U^s, and Red Cedar Fence Po*U.

aoril 89,1853-31 tf

SMITH & LEGGETT.6.

Just Received No. 1 MACKEREL )n half

T.rtT of large

XX n«ds aad Kit*. No. 3 Do. iu HSU and Half Bbla* ,i v4s '/'I

SCALED HEKR1NG. AIM last season'a catching which are for nlo, wholesale and retail, at No. Prairb* Ctfy Uuildliigs, by apra as.ifw.ruu JOHN a ROSS.

NOTICE.

ri^UE snbS^Tlb^r» baring entered fnto a co. partnership for the tmusnctim of the Ren)

b«flwe^» r««l«r?t

all who may wW» to pur,

o» farter Houses, Lots, Farms, or otlrtr

local property, to fnvor them with call. STANLEY & HAHBKRT, april 2$, 185.1-3ly Prairie City Buildings.

Lots for Sale,

STANLEY

UAItUKKT have #Airte tory

fine building lot* for tn!e, on very advautageoua terms. Call at*d aoe them. aprtl SJ9.'Utf "prairie City Building!*,"

O S a

No. 2 phoenix Row,

E just opened their Soring Stock of Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods, Notions, Triminingn, etc., embracing every novelty of th« sea»on, to whioh Uiey invite the attention of cfoec buyers aa they will be sold at Ux**t M«A rates. .iaprit 5i9,'5S31n3

Ladies ChUdrens Shoes.

Wandhaveand

E a fine Hsxortmeul of Indies, Mlssoa Children* Shoua, Bunkiusaud Slipiwra. •pril SM, '53-31 m3 H. $ O. TOUSBY.

Paper Hangings.

IIKLFAST 1.1 NEN HALL, M.iln Street, Cinrimuiti, O.

WM. SULLIVAN,

IMPORTER

about four months since the

of Irish Linen*, iVmnmk* nu Din»

pT alto, Wholesale nnl Retnll dealer in French, Kngll*h mid Ann'ricnu DRY GOODS. U* The attention of IViilara ta lmrticulnrlv requested to the stock of Brown and Bleached 'I nitio Cloths. aprll 29, lKVI.'Uy

Sale of County Seminary. NOTICE

HEREBY GIVEN. Tlwl on Mond.y the lt dayof August A. I*. IH."»,'t, "vitlitii lni*liie*s hour* ol said day, the tiii icrnljriifd will ollVr nt Puitlic Sale nt the Court Hoime 7)oor of Sullivan County, Indiana, to the highex! bidder, the BRICK SEMINARY of sulil County ami the I.OT OK LAND upon which it stand*, lu^uther with all lha nppiir. tonauco* thereto belonging. The purchnsei will he rpquired to pay one year's iutoreal In adrnucn on the whole amount of the purehiifo money, mid the Principal in ten equal anunul Instalment*, with interest unnually iu udvunce upon the re*i.iue of the princl|tiil nnd U|ion a fnliuro to puy ciiher principal or inlorast when due will forfeit lit* contruLt of sale, together Willi five per cent, damiigns.

JOHN S. DAVIS, TrraturtrS.C. J. W. WOLFE, Auditor S. C.

April 221, IeW».:Uw1

Sale of Vigo County Seminary.

NOTICE

i* hereby given, That on Saturday,

the 30th day of July A. 1). Itft.'t, within huainess hour*, nt the Court IIou*e door In tho town of Terre-Huutx, we will oftyr for sale tho (•'oulily Seminary Buihiing* of Vigo County, Indiana, together with th* ground* whereon they stand, viz: Out lot of Die town of Tnrre-llaute iitunlior forty-three (4.1), bouudeil a* follow*: on the south side by Mniborry street, ou the west *ldc by Sixth street, on the north shie by Eagle street, and OIL the east able by Out lot number forty-four (44).

At the same time and place we will also oflV for sale all the personal property, belonging to said. County 8emlnary.

Txima or SJIIJI—Upon all real eotite, sold lit pursuance of thin notice, tile purchaser hv* to |Ay the iutereat upon Ihe whole amount of the purchase money for one year Iu advance, at the time of re-. celvlng a eerltticnte of purchaae, and the prlnclpulaat ia tea annual instalment* with intereal annually InPV^ advance upon the realdue of rty lielongf'ng I Seminary, credit of twelve mouths will be

upo

Upon ail personal

id principal,

property belonging to said given, oil free-

the purchaser giving his note, with nppiove hold Maurlty. tor the amount of the purchase monay, with interest thereon, and without any relief whatever from valuation or Hppraivemcut lawa.

N. F. CUNNINGHAM,

'I Trrtwurcr Vigo Count u, hid. A. LANOE,

Auditor Vigo Count j/, Ind.

Terre- Hant*, April 2!», IH53-3I tds

Administrator's Sale.

NOTICE

I* hnreliy given, that the undersign

ed, a IminUtrator of tlie estate of Cain Watson,deceased, late of Riley Township, Vigo enmity, Indiana, will qjg» at public sale, ou the 2l*t day of May, A. D. P*.Vt, at the residence of dfc*u*«d, the following personal property, to-wlt: Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, a lot ot Hay, and some other articles, too taction* to mention. april 29-31 w3 EDMUND WATSON, Adm'r.

Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE

is hernity given, Uiat the undersigned

has taken out letters of administration on the a*lata of Cain WaUon, late of Ril«»y Township, Vigo coanty, deceased. All persona having claims against Aald estate are requested to present tlie mme, duly authenticated, and all knowing themselves to be indebted to said estate are requested to come forward and settle tlie mine by note or cash. The estate is supposed to be solvent.

E DM ND WATSON, Adm'r,

April 39, 18&3-31 w.l

To Country MercHanta.

MERCHANTS

in tlie country who visit this

market to replenish their Slocks, would do well call aad examine my stock of DRY GOODS. Having parchased many goods cxprvasfy for the JOBBING TRADE which will be sold at a small advance on New York cost, at

Parrington*! Block, North Stde I'ublic Square, Voi. 12,1330-7tf F. NIPPERT'S. c. w. sjasova. ». T. RKAD.

A O & E A Attorneys at Law, $ TERRE HAUTE. INDIANA. Will practice their profession in Vigo aad adjoinlag counties. All basiaese entrusted to their car* ith prompt attention, lag. S o.

will

ADIEl Deb IasMc liikfs. MMI Chcaai-! JLi mte% Collar*, Cat* aad latfenlerrt*, nngton otiw Mffbby rioh stylea, White aad Secead Moara*

Sept. 3, lS»-4ll a

Office ia Far*

5, op stain.

stv

Clioice Wines, Brandies and Uqnors.

OLD

Cofalae aad CaetUliaa Brandies. Madeira, Sherry, Part and Malaga Wince, ia woad aad glass.

Champaign*, Sparkling Catawba aad Claret, do. Freaeh Cordials, assorted. Vary Saperior Old Irish Whiskey, for aale by

WASSON fc CO.,

Feb. 9S, lS53-22-tf. Rose Block.

,1 Coppemnithing:.

Hta

AVING employed a first rate Cappffanltfc. I caa, with a good degree of as*nr*ncej pro* mto* faraisb at! work ia that liaa.ol e^euUat qaalMy, aad satisfactory prkiea.

April 15, Idi3-«K( K-GUOVea^