Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 5, Number 42, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 July 1853 — Page 2

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WMv E. McLEAN, EDITOR

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FHIDAY MOEXmGsrinaiJLY 15,1853.

HT8. H. Fartui,No. 68 FDOTTH Street, between Walnut aud Vine, Cincinnati, la oar authorised aC'iil to obtain adve"UemeiiU aud anbscripUoit* towns jQ the Kingdom, for ui io that city

DEMOCRATIC N03HJIATIOT-

Election, Toe*dny October fltb, 13M.

For Saprrmt Court Rrportrr,

ALBERT G. I'ORTEB, or jukio* cwstt.

OpaCtTi

FAT**XS.—Wehaveauthorised

Mr.

We Iwve lately been to coa»iderabl* expeuae, in titling up-o«T elder, and are deairona of pure baaing our yearly «*pply of Ptptr. To do tbi» money mutt be bad, and it is to you we confidently look to receive it. Wo hope that no man owing o« will neglect to pay at thi* time,and tho* lighten oor labour*, •ad cheer us on to future nsefoioMW.

The preliminary^examination commenced Iwfore E»Q. HAV last evening, and wa« continued to

'Dentistry.

Jwnrii K.Jrxti to collect aubecrlptiuna, bill* for ada J*itmmL office. He will enter upon hi* da tie* im- night, so far as physical relaxation is conmediately, and we commend him to the good gra-

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cea of otsr petton*. Kleven week* more will com pleie the aecond jrrir «f (HeprcHDt firm, tad jret, to *eek pleasant places of resort and amusemany of ©nr*«bwriber*l«ve not paid tl* printer.

MOOllE McLEAN.

Thomas Mewhinnpy, the father of John Mewbitmey, who had the affray with his son, of which we spoke in our last pap«»r, died on Sunday morning last, from the effects of his wounds which he received in the cncoutiler. The preliminary investiga rion of the case which was to have taken place in the .Mayor's Court, on Tuesday evening last, *as defered from some unknown cause la us, until Saturday the 23d ms». when he will be taken before the Judge of the court of Common Pleas, upon a writ of Habeas Cvrpus. If, from Ihe investigation of the case, the offence upon part of the Defendant amounts to inufder, or a strong presumption of murder, there can be no bail la ken. If, however, the oflonoe manslaughter, tho defendant can be admitted to bail. The investigation of the case is looked fur with more than ordinary interest. It ccrtamly is a case which should excite Home interest.

Another Fatal Affray.

It becomes our painful doty to lecord another fatal affray oecuring to thie eouaty. On Wedneeday evening laat, at the re*i«ieuoe of 31 r. I'ucket •onu) fix or eight mile# below town, Dr. JAHM Or»*no!» of W^.t Unton, farke county, Ind., wa» klllrd in en encounter by a half brother of his, N(lined

LIVINOSTOS,

a lawyer of Lawrence county,

Kentucky. The dllB:ulty originated about a girl which had been left by l-ivixorro* at Gov»o»*« tome iiioiittisnce,Qnd who UVINOSTOS claimed the guardianship of.

They both came down tipon the Cttnul Packet on Wednesday evening last, with the girl in company, LIVINOSTOM and tbe girl immediately left town, and arrived eomo tiros after at Pucket'e. Oosno*, In eompsny with Copt. Start of the Canal Packet, followed In close pursuit, and they arrived at Mr. Fucket'a about o'elock. There an eneountor began when LtviNanTO* pluugwl a "pwr or sword cane through his breast. He died some 30 minutes after. LIVISOSTOH delivered lilmnelf up to custody.

o'clock this morning. Our time admits of no farther portksalars at present. Tl»,s case ws* submitted to hi» honor this morning, without argil mend, who acquiit-jd the defendnnt upon the ground of self-defence. This appear* •o be the universal opinion, as far as wo can ascertain.

We recently examined a very fine set of artificial teeth mode by Dr. H. R. Smith, of tliis place, for a lady in town, which we think, for superiority of workmanship, will compare favorably with work done anywhere, ihey wore made of poicelain, with porcelain gums of natural color, and will compress so closely to tha upper part of tho mouth as to sustain an eighteen pound weight. Dr. Smith is an excellent dentist, as an examination of the work we speak of, will convince any one.

(&- On last Monday a seciond daily train commenced running on the Tsrre Haute and Uichmond Railroad, which leaves here at I o'clock, iv*.» and Indianapolis at A This train connects at Indianapolis, we be* lievc, with one on the Hellefountaine road running to Cleveland, and passengers are uot delayed on tho route anywhere after leaving here, though subjected to the incon* venience of nigbt traveling ^hio-

PAt.fVN'S MUSKVN 4KD MlttUIMIK.— This gigantic establishment ntcording to pievious arrangement visited this city on Monday last. The crowd in attendance was not large, by far, as at tho former show, although a

whole is not tbe humbug which it has gen •rally the credit for being. Tbe performane«* of his Littleness, tien.

TOM T«t?t»,

and Mr. NEULW. the man without srms, art »kn* well worth the price ol admission.— The collection, of wild varmint*, although not large, contains many of the fiuest specimens, The wax figures, however,are abominable, and detract in a great measure from the general merits of the establishment. Any number of aide shows, were upon the ground The Scotch "liiaml and Ciiandes.*" the "Happy Family" being a collection of fowls of the air.**

••boasts of the fields and "Wsx Statuary/* Comic singing, dancing.?

VSco, The weather very pleasant, *nd^ forgery case.*' we beartl of no baby killing from tbe effect of oppressive heat. OCT Cap*. John Cain of Indianapolis for-

KSXATTA. In our last paper speaking of\

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The Knity CIOIIBJ

The business which is to be done can be done in the day-time. Let it be known that all stores in town are to be closed at dark and no one would have occasion to visit tbem after that time. No one suffers inconvenience from the limitation of business hours at a bank. Nor would any one in the other case. We allude to this matter briefly now, io hopes that the attention of our business men in Terre-Haute may be directed to tbe propriety of closing their houses every evening at an early hour. There can be no necessity io a place like Shis of confining, a large number of young men an hour or two every night, aftor proper business hours, which time could be spent by them, more pleasantly and profitably than behind the counter. Why should not some arrangement be made to secure nn early dosing of the stores in town, or why should not the clerks themselves, who are most interested, as a body, request of their employers ih«t they should adopt the change proposed.

The Great Forgery Case at Cincinnati. This case which has been under investigation in Cincinnati forsoihe time past, and which has excited so muoh attention, has been decided, and the defendants, Kissane and Findley, bave been found guilty of the offence allcdged in the indiotment. Findley however escaped from the custody of the Sheriff, and has fled the country. The conduct of the presiding Judge, Flint), has beeu commented upon with many strictures predjudicial to his reputation as a Judge. The prevalent opinion appears to be that he is a corrupt, and unprincipled man, wholly unfit to discharge the duties of a judicial position. The Cincinnati Sun speaking of him says that he has brought himself into a position of great difficulty, and further remarks: lie is either a man unfit for any society but such as a penitontiary affords, or he is a martyr to deceitful appearances, and the most unfortunate circumstances. Judge Flinn may not be in a position rendering him liable to a crimnal impeachment, but he has the scrutinizing eye of his fellow citizens upon bim, and is the object of their censure, to a degree that is torturing that is a most severe punishment. The strange flight of Findley from the court on Saturday evening, has been a subject of Indignant and distrustful oomment—what will bo the feelings of the community when they are ^acquainted with the contents of the following communication of the Sheriff, to the Atlas, published by him in self-defence? The Sheriff was confident the prisoner would escape, and suggested to the Judge the necessity of arresting him, and the Judge coo//y anticipating t*e same occurrence says: No—we will forfeit his bail!' A little villain, a wretch who picks pockets of paltry quarters, may lie in a jail and rot—hut a respectable wholesale conspiring forger, connected with the darkest crimesv who has theived to the tune of tAomands—we will forfeit his bail!

Mr. Editor:—The question is frequently asked me, why I permitted Findley, the forger to escape on Saturday evening last, after the jury had been in the court-room, and when it was certain almost beyond a donbt, that he would be convicted! In justice to myself. I must explain this matter to persons that do not understand it. Findley was at liberty on bail, tnd 1 had no authority, without a direct order from court, to plaee him under arrest, or 1 should have most surely have done it, as I fell confident that he would abscond before the jury would re* turn to the court room with their verdict

„.pwl.bl. crowd j'"? l.o«m..k«l.olh. court,.n,l..ked if I should arrest him the court said "No,

was in attendance, «e cenccrn upon the fa fail!'* I could do no more, and the convict escaped. I make this statement to place myself in my true position before tbe community, and that censure mav uot fall where it does not belong.

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»be case of Public Indecency, recently wrf, Madison. in thU place we stated that the parties mi ..i ™-1* ded in Prairie Creek Township, It should Job B. Miskelley has been appointed Sent* have been P.«rson. AU right, frtenA "S. B. Agent en the Indianapolis and Lafayette .. I Railroad, JTW Jevme/, at Lafayette, styt

lion. W». J. Baowj* Bdttor nf The State* rr— Sentinel and special mail Agent for Indiana

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last, «*tl*e5sl WtitMS, connected with his ortke. lie looks like he could Wuff a

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two of the

I&asterocitiesa

^uj they would be enabled thereby

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little time for reading

men*. sod mental cultivation. If they are not dayidler* there can be no reason why their labora, like tho»e of the agriculturist and mechanics. should not cease at dark. In order to secure pleasure socially or otherwise they should not be compelled to intrude upon tbe time which Nature has allotted to rest.

BENJAMIN IllGDON,

July 1853. Sheriff. The Prosecuting Attorney and the other counsel in tbe case conducted the cause with much propriety, and reflected the high* eat credit upon themselves.

The Cepatercidi of Fiiday has the, following: ir •A. I. Pruden, Ksq the County Prosecutd day

tor, was presented day before yesterday,,

with a beautiful engraving of tbe %vre of Justice, as a testimonial of the masterly and

manQer

jB which be oonducted the late

Uadlord the Capital House has

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Store*. VIISUMA.—The following are the names

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mem hu been made to hnre all «tora#Biid from Virginia, the? are all OMMM^Me. •bop. closed for the-evening at as ««rfy

hour as seven o'clock. Some few years ago jr

tbw thing wnssoggected in Manchester England and adopted there, and baa gradually become the custom io all of tbe principal

suppose that any one can fail to recognize tbe great advantages arising to a certain class of persons from this limitation of business hours, while there are no correspondtog evil or disadvantage* growing oat of It to others. Not only would it be a great relief to shop keepers and clerks to be dismissed from business at the approach of

io be reduced frocn 1000 in 750. Off «o«rse there wilt be trouble In tbe region Who would be a clerk in department at Wash-

Repreaentarives elect to the next Congress

Thomaa^H. Bay ley 2 John J. Milson,

j0hD S. Caskie 4 Wm. O. Goode

William Snitb 8, Chas. J. Faulkner^ 9. Job® Letcher Wr Z. Kidwell l. Jobn F-

ette Mc Mullen.

GEORGE

We can scarcely jgnngr... t2»Ueujy A. Edmonson 13, .Fajk. io fstbflNcn it, ,&».?jta 4eptb has never .been as-

THOMAS L. AUEXAXDEK.'S

Doer.

ALLES PEMCE

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officer in the United States Army, spent a portion of the present week in this city, on private business. Major A., gained merited distinction in tbe late war with Mexico, in the various battles from tbe landing at Vera Cruz, to the final capture of the city of Mexico and is a fine specimen of the brave, generous and accomplished American officer.

advertises, in to-day's

paper, a full supply of pure Botanic and Mineral Medicines, and all other articles usually kept in a Drug Store. Dr. A. having practiced, with success, in this community for the last six years, is a sufficient guarantee to all who may nef^bijyiervices, or any articles in his line. *.*•

has accepted the cashier-

ubip of the Southern Bauk in this City.

Fort Wayne is aUo infested with hordes of burglars, thieves and rounders. Why is it that crime stalks abroad at mid-day, in most of our W estern towns! Crime is fearfully on the increase in this country, and unless abated, the properly and lives of no person is safe.

TUB FOOKTH

BOSTON.—

The d«y was

observed in Boston in the same oldfashioned way that has prevailed there from the very first celebration. It was ushered in with pealing bells and noisy cannon then came a civic and military procession the oration at the old South Church the Corporation dinner at Faneuil Hall to which those Aldermanic proportions only are invited and all was finished in the evening by a grand display of fireworks on the Common, lion. Edward Everett, Gen. Leslie Coombs, of Kentucky, and Mr. Sever, of La., were among the speakers at the Corporation dinner.

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Opening for Physicians.

A coriesp indent of the Lsporte Times, writing from Texas, says there are hundreds of locations in this whole region for physicians of the right stock. They have very few graduates in the country—are mostly men of very ordinary capacity, and at Marshall, although the place is overflowing with doctors, some of whom do a business of five thousand a year, I was credibly informed that when a man is attacked with pneumonia he makes his will and in nine cases out of ten it is "well made."

Terre Ilaute is rather better Stipplied with M. D's. there being upwards of thirty regular practictioners in the plaoe. The supply of "Legal Limbs" is equally abundant, if not more so.

The editor of the New Albany Tribune, in noticing the fact that Capt. II. Pollock, C. Dewey, and Thomas Riley owe him some six dollars for his paper, says:

We have heard of men who were meau enough to steal the puckering string out of their grandmother's winding sheet, but we cannot find language to express our opinion of a man who is mean enough to discontinue his paper without paying for what he has had.

Daguerreotyping as a lucrative business is about to be ruined. A New York hatter proposes to give to each purchaser a dagueerreotype of himself, to be insertad in the crown of his hat, and to sell the two as cheap as the hat alone can be sold, calculated that the moderate expense of the picture will be made up by the increase of sales. This is a novel but capital arrangement, which will enable every man who knows his picture to find his hat We have no doubt that it will before lotlg be universally adopted. Like almanacs, pictures will be for gratuituous circulation, compelling looal as weli as nomadic artists to hang up their daguerrettn instruments.

Tbe New York Tribune says that tbe newly stamped envelopes, issued by the Post Office Department, are received with very general dissWisfacrion. Tbe reason of tbisjis that the envelopes bear upon the back the business card of G. F. Nesbit, the contractor by whom they were furnished the Government. Inasmuch as the contractor is to be paid for the envelopes, the business men of tbe country do not understand why the nnblio should pay for advertising hk private pursuit.

BaiTisn CoJtXEtcK.-The Board of Trade returns For tl^i month ending May 5th, show an increase fa t^e value of exports over the corresponding Oionth in 1861, of £2,309,995, The value of exports for the first four months of this year exceeds that in the like period of 1851 by £6 363.499 end that in tbe like period of 1851—tbe Exhibition year -by £6,066.295.

We foam from the St, Louis Democrat that Col. Fremont is «boot to proceed with 'splendid instmawots,' on a winter exewrsion op to tbe bead watert of tbe Arkansas, to test tbe probability of pasaage in the season of snow through the passes supposed to lie aboot those bend waters This excursion Is diseoaweeted from say government survey—being a pnrely privmte wepedition. 4

A fits Srtt5#-Tbe C^rydon Argus Jews of a spring In Harrison ooupty. nearBl§e liver, that.sends forth a streambf clear watiir, capable of running any amount nf machinery tbe year round. This spring boils up groosr

and is some hundred and fifty feet across Is bead. Seteril attempts have been made

certained. It abounds in fish, end in tbe winter, innumerable flocks of wild ducks frequent the branch that flows from ft, which is never frozen over. The scenery about this spring is said to be very fine. lu Its immediate neighborhood there is a large cave known as

%'Oberottt

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The foJJowmg rectors of the New Albany end Salem Railroad Company on Thursday Isst: Jas Montgomery, John Brown, James Brooks, R*udali Crawford, Wm. Burner, John Gordon, Thomas Smith, Jot. R. Go$*. Jacob Dag-

f,Bi9,a»d

J. C. Elstoa, Geo. F. Talmao, Cbas. Josep Rawlin.

Grotto," and within

five miles is the great Indiana, or Wyandott care.

KOSSCTH.-AH application was Isteiy made to Kossuth to know if he would accept an invitation to visit Sheffield to be presented with a testimonial. In bis reply be says^

It is no affectation on my part, but under present circumstances I can pledge myself to nothing, net even to being in England/ If affairs were to be tranquil, if circumstances permitted me, I should feel honored to visit Sheffield as suggested. \f'''

The Crystal Palace. ,»

The inauguration ceremonies of the Crystal Palace will take place on Thursday, the 14th. inst., the day before the Exhibition will be open to the public. The President of the United States and some of tbe Cabinet are expected to be present on the occasion and a brilliant soiree will form a prominent feature in the arrangement of the ceremonies. The collection of musical instruments, including some of the most powerful and very finest toned organs, is said to be large, ar.d from the number of foreign and native musicians present, no doubt the entertainment will be one of the most delightful ever given on this continent. There will be placed in various parts of the building one hundred and thirty four statues as large as life and some of them of colossal proportions, and to judge from the changing tone of the press within the past week or so, we incline to believe that notwithstanding the taunts and sneers that have been uttered against the management, the Exhibition will not fall so far short of the original expectations of the public as has been supposed.

The oensus of Great Britain, taken in one day, has been published in two thick volumes. The number of people returned were 21,121,907, of whom 10,386,048 were males and 10,735,919 females, thus giving the ladies the advantage. On the night of the census 12,923 were sleeping on barges, (vessels,) 9,972 in bams, and 0,277 in the open air or under tents. The towns, villages, die., in Great Britain, 17,150. The British Islands. 500 inhabited, 150. Great Britain has

Merriam,of New York, a distinguished scientific writer and practioal philosopher, says that persons struck by lightning should not be given up as dead for at least three hours. During the first two hours they should be drenched freely with cold water, and if this fails to produce restoration, then add salt, and continue the drenching for another hour.

Gen. Scott's sole remaining unmarried daughter was married, on Wednesday, to a gentleman in Baltimore. The e^ent areated quite a sensation, and it was attended with the usual agreeable fetes, presents, &c.

Vice President King, owned, it is said, an estate of 200 acres of rich land in Dallas county, Ala., with 150 slaves. life left the bulk of the property to his poorest relatives, though all were comfortably provided for, Mr. King was a bachelor.

Alman W. Babbitt, the first delegate in Congress from Utah, has been appointed Secretary of the Territory.

Seba Smith published a paper caned me "Budget". One side is enttded the "LyviP* and edited by Mrs. B. Oikw Smith. The True National Democrat snys "this is tbe first time the couple have been on the same sheet for the last two years."

Colored Convention.

•mfke California Heel.

fWk. C. Bate* of DetioiMpow in uwuernfa, writes houm undejyiMflfeel Juna^Jagues follows:

Dr. Gwin. the U. S. Senator, and Mr. McCorkie lete membeyof Congress, have gone out this morning to fight** duel with fife* at 30 pec?*. The quarrel originated in politics. MoCorfele charged Gwin with being corrupt, and being connected with certain Banking Houses here, that bave received large favors from the Government. Gwin challenged McCorkle, who accepted, fixing rifles as tbe weapons, and tbe distance as thirty yards. The officers have been in pursuit, but they have gone to some adjoining county. Mrs. Gwin, who is here with her daughter, is almost distracted.— Tbe fight is to take place to day at o'clock and there is some anxiety on the subject, although it is hoped that it may be arrested. McCorkle is a young unmarried man, of great coolness and self-possession. Bets are freely made that McCorkle mlj Js^ the

Dr. 1 The story, as we had it at first, was McCorkle challenged Gwin, and that the latter, accepting, selecting the weapons and fixed the distance. That version is probably the true one.

PRETTY

It is acertained that Mr. Webster's homostead, the 'Marshfield' estate, will have to be sold to pay his debts. In view of this faot several gentlemen in New York have subscrbed $£5,000 for the benefit of Mrs. Webster—to be tendered in the shape of an elresidence,

It is said that queen Victoria declined to receive Mrs. Stowe, and expressed her surprise that lord John Russell, Palmerston, and other members of the Government attended her party at tbe Stafford House,

Rocirssrcfc, Jnly 3.

The National Colored Convention assembled here to-day. About 100 delegates from the various

States, embracing the most prom

inent colored men in tbe Union, were present. Frederick Douglass made along and well written address to tb« people of tbe United States. V*

T6e nfcst singular psrf of the convention it that there was not a white man or a strong minded woman present—it was an exulusive colored engagement. \fc

The se&soa ofegrieafeurai fairs vissoe be on bend. State tars witt be held dariag in Ohm, Pestyinait, Vermont.

WELL

upwards of 21,000,000, and Ireland up- Book takes for its text the extraordinary mor1 I .1 AH ^MM«N ill A 1% wards of 6,000,000 of souls. Anglesey, Jersey and the Isle of Man have 50,000, and Guernsey. Lewis, Skye and Shethland over 20,000,

Kentucky. New Yorfc Midttfas and in Oc-tobm-Wwooosra,indiane,aod pethxpe otb«rj git as long as the wet spoil bowlds. States follow sniL

Repabiicsays Mr. Bsros wiSbeae- (as unsullied as possible. A man with dirby Secmary Gnthrie, Cashing, ty boou and anctmsbed hair, st«ads no more and 'Davis in bis visit to tbe Crystal Pslaoe. chance aritb tbe ieaaeaine gender than a bob- —_ (tailed horse in fly time.

(KHy, of Cincinnati, Ohio, bes —i appniated consal at Peraambnco, bt Fix,—Tbe aaa wbo undertook to seapott city of BrazS, ia Soatk Amcrte*. ica&iie wit*.

as, that

What a commentary on the Stale of society in California is furnished by the closing sentence of Bate's lettterl

Queen Victoria, in refusing to have Mrs, Beecher Stowe presented at her Drawing Room, reflected true honor upon Her Majesty of England^ and goes lar to confirm the reputation she enjoys of being the most sensible woman in Europe.

Among the faded dowagers and ambitious duchesses of England it is refreshing to find towering far above them, as well in moral stature as by rank, the true woman, of courage, and of common sense, lifce Victoria, who refused to lend the authority of her royal name to the contemptible yet injurious excitement of the day and hour. The following account of the affair, copied from the ordinary record of the foreign news, is well worth preserving:1-

At the Queen's grand drawing room, held yesterday, the first time since her accouchement, Ex-President Van Buren was presented by the Amerioan Minister. Other Americans also were presented but the Countess of Shafisbury, the head of the female coterie of abolitionists, was there she was not permitted to present Mrs. Stowe, which it appears she took so much in dudgeon as to present no one, though there was not wanting plenty of her friends aspiring to the honor and expecting it from her.

It is to be hoped that this action of the Queen will have the effect of checking the absurd toadyism, half ironical, and wholly mischievous, with which Mrs. Stowe has been received in England, and will suggest to the Shaftsburys, Sutherlands, and other lofty names of the British nobility, a return to their dignity and duty. It really snetns too great a farce to see these noble and time honored names appended to ihe public ovations to Harriet BeecherSlowe and the Black Swan—and besides, furnishes an unanswerable argument to prove the utter uselessness of a nobility and an aristocracy.—N- 1"., Sachem. .. it 4* «r

PUT.—The

New York Day

tality among laboring men, from the hot weather—and makes this application: "Only think of it, thirty-five laboring men dropping down dead like overworked horses in our streets. Suppose we should hear of thirty-five, or even the smaller number, of sixteen negroes in the South dying suddenly from exhaustion or over work. Suppose the New Orleans papers should announce ten negroe£ had been worked to death by their masters in the hot sun! What a tremendous hue and cry there would be raised about it all through the North! Every abolition paper North of Mason and Dixon's line would have food for six months, and the whole world would resound with the cry of cruelty to the negroes and the inhumanity of the slave holders. But such a thing oannot be. No owner of slaves would permit them to work themselves to death in the hot sun. It is only the free laborer, working for his daily breod, that is pressed on to such extremes. A man whose wife and children at home are waiting hungry for the proceeds of his daily toil, ir. his desperation takes the risk, pushes on, and dies with over exertion."

EUITOBIAL SHORTCOMINGS.—Tiie

lt seems as though the Coort of Common Pleas cow in session, has been turned into a whiskey exterminating court. The liquor venders have been made indiscriminately to

Jet

The Court we believe is not disposte show tbem any quarters, make no treaty, nor no compromise but like tbe pi* rate on the high seas, determined to outlaw so formidable an enemy to all ahtokioi— Cra»fiird*vilh Review.

Dutchman

Coot aonN Puieki how

you toil Irishman: Good

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DONE.

is tbe universal pack-horse^, ot all

joltafibut we lately heard a story vrhinh we shaft slddle upon-a Yankee JustjflihrHiding in Iowa. A man sued another in an action of account. After patiently hearing the ctse thrbufb,'" his honor "pronounced" judgment as follows ••John Smith, stand up, and you have had a fair and impartial trial by a jury of your couutry. andhava b®«nfouod indebted to the plaintiff. The court therefore pronounces judgment againsl you of eighteen and threefourth ceats. and may God Almighty have mercy ^tryoiur soul." ,K, ..i ... •'. '..-'t••

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"few Krttfcil, twtiltiyneeieef He kM, mtanqtsiral «o Mf*! wlabrfty. tioa ofrtTOr fttm ftU of U» ow»trr. from *11 clMMMKf people, Lron KftttMlnmfor ftmutiTyln*, •errlM ltd Kanorto* tfa* Hair. We 0*1 it an *4»tr*bie ISffi fcr «p«d«3r WWI.W KrapUm Mumh ot SWn. VTe wcnM «d*i*a wfao prtfe thNMtttTca «poo tMr S»w«T HnglfW. ual •!!_who are k*U* (Mr h*ir, «o o».( Ibe Katiudwc, tbey oarteMr t»o »Sord tt, It cwU but 25 cent*,"

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And Every Disease of the Stomach.

Dr. S. D. Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilla

WILL PURIFY THE BLOOD.

"NEW ADVl^r^M^TSr Semi-Aimuftl Report of the

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ing appears in the Detroit Times. Read it ye censorious ones ••Reader, as you sprawl on your sofa in this pleasant weather or make an inverted of yourself by propping your chair against the wall, you probably think it must be easy to write what you find easy to read. Did you ever plow, hoe corn or plant cabbages! We have been engaged in all these rual exercises, and we solemiy declare that the physical labors aforesaid are more recreations in comparison with the exhausting toil of writing for the Press in a close office, when the Thermometer is in the range of the nineties. The vigorous ideas ltian should find their way by Telegraph from the brain to the pen, liquify on the road and ooze out in big globules of perspiration, while the more delicate faocies evaporate by the "insensible" process. Excuse, therefore, the short comings under the suderific influences of the summer solstice for be assured that a verticle sun, however it may dulcify and mature cherries, strawberries, plums, and other 'plumptitudes,' it is by no means favorable to the development of intellectual products. ^0*"

ye, Mike,

dyer think well get rain the day Dutchman: Eess sol, ve mkit has macb rain in fery try dim*. irishman Faix, an* ye're right there, Mike# and thin wheni*er it bits in tbe way o" rain in,' tbe divil a bit ov dhry wither witi we

If yoa wonldsnoceed witb lbs girl*, keep

or tvnux.v

forlbc *U tuoutb* prcocdlox tbe first Mouda o( Julj', ISM. DR. ...naM,MA«D ..SM.'iW'i....«,«*.» .H.tWO.OO 10,017.00 Amovnt of the

Capital Stock Note* Dlwwalrt..... Bill* oT Kxdtai^cc..... NotM of othor Baoki.

Debt* tins to Uw Association or Bank.. lP,iV(t.27

Amount due from Stockholilcr«oo ^tock 100.0tW.00

GoM

Silvar. Total

O E I O N

INSURANCE COMPANY,

Saratoga Spring*, New York. Capital 200,000 Dollars. »lHRKerOIl#! A. 1). W. QarNt,fti: AV, W, Uockwell. tlcaae Krlnk, Joseph Raiieiu', Trimmi Salfnrd. *rnr 'frattier, J, M. Wlmelcr, Oeo. (!teiui Its n. Vmntjr, ir. II. II. Itathom, Cootniu^. 1*. M. MorUrty,

Nntlunlel Mann.

A. IK VT. OARRKTT, I'lfe'l. Jo*. M. H'Ai-e/T, toff. Jossrii B\srt-», Vice Prr«'t. II. II. llathom, Tnsaa'r. Insure Buildings. Merchandise, etc., AjfainU low or damage hr flrc, K, COIUIKN, Aftent,

July it, vua-au twn» it»»m». 4

Dividend Notice.

Ornce Tjut«-lUutx *W RJI

IIMOMI

a*nao\TI Cowi«A*RI

Couotr it/moat at Mloaat OWtM ,..^..«»^WTt RgtlTai.... ......2,306.40 SebMl Tat Dod»rt Ukmy »fcl

Mail Arras

Bumawiw. CMwnuariu'! FILTTMLT. Boratts PWWWHWWi

ami Joas

lad. 43-3t

17,074.T»

AJ8.30

Cft.

Amount of Capital Stock, l«eluding that (t»)w«4toil with tbe Avlitor of State, paM in according to iht? prorlaioM of ttw law New Stock a* per Certificate fllad.

Jeitlaeoaof*

FISH

|33«,mi7

*100,000.00 100,000.00

Amount doc other Bank', or moneyed corporations, or aMoelaliou*, S.3S1.SS Amount dot Dr|K«itor* 'JU,1'kK1,76 Amount of note*, bill*, or other evkl««oe* of debt, iwiuetl.. 100,000.00 Aoiouut of dltUcodt derlarwl aixt made 1,433.04

$!SM!a.!7

Amount which the Capital of (lie Mid Association or tbuik l«aa heen tneratfed dariug tbv pwedinp fix month*, if any, 5100,00(1.

Name* of the Offlwr" of the AMorialion or Dauk—C. K. Oussuox, Caahieri J. If. H'IUIAM», Prraklent, Names of iiaraom who lure withdrawn therefrom—Charle# B. Wright, Erie City, IVsootrlraitla.

Dayaof DiKoount—Rrery day in tha week, {Sunday* ex. ecgted.l Uaya and Imura «tvn for the tfanaaeticHiofbualnen*, to wit From 9 A. M. lu o'cSook, 1 M. to 11\ II. to o'clock, 4 1'. M.

STAT* or I.vwvx*, VMK CotiMT*, s«.—C. K. (U'NMIWI, l*in« duly (worn, ttopoaea and tttrn that be I* the Caxhternl osid Bank, aol that the fonuolnc Koport of tbe traoaartiooi and eonditloa of *ald Rank, for the |*eHod Ihert4u namfd hi true and eorrwt, aooonttns to the bent of hi* knowlnlfte and twltef. 0 K. UrNXIfO.y, Caaliler.

IM»,

IH('« rf3v fif Jul*

.A D. im. II. S. t)AMAI.lSO.V, jufy u, ismaiw

BOTANIC DRUG- STORE.

a E PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST,

ITAVlXtl onlarjrod hi* Store wouM re»|*etfitlly I I. inform hi* Meitd*, awl the puhlie goneraltr, thai IteliM now, ami will keep roanlnotly on hand, a full and complete aaaortment of UOT AN IC AND illNKRU, MEDTOIVKJ*. PAINT.'*, OILS,

DTK STUFFS, VAllNI IIK*, 1'ATKST MEl»tCtN£S, PKni'l MKltV, I.VKSt WINKS AM) MQUOH\ nr AUdirnl pir|jn#n«| together with everv article pertaining to the Drtig lwlneM. All of whieh be will mrnnl fHirrittnl /frnvinr, and will le di«poHed of al the lowoat fljpinta. Thankful frr pant favor* be nwpoetftilly aolielt* a rmltliMtanee of the Mme. oar OlSee ami Sale ltooai Samad stm»t, a lew doom Soutl: of the Public Kiuare, at the »lgoof tho Mortar.

T«M#R llAiTTr. Jri.r 12, 1KM. 5

rpilR Hoard of IMreetora hare till* day declal#! a dlvliletxl I of three and a half |3 121 per rent, on the Capital Stock of Ihe Company, for »lx inniitba ealine Jitne 90th.

Wrtitnrn H(nckhrIdor» will rewire their Dividend* on or after tbe SHh imt. at tha OAoo t«f UM Trea*unr, IVrre lltute. Jttly UK IWM2t3 CHAR. WOOD, Ser'y.

FOH HAM?.

HOrSBwbieh1X)T,he

AND aitojttni in tlie South-W.irt part of Uie city, will *ohl tipm the mo»t reaeonaMe term". Apply to STANLEY 1IARBKBT, Real K»tat« AiemU,

July 1.1 Prairie City ItuikliugK. BEJWOVAI«~~ r— BOSTON LEATHER STOKE, National RoaJ Street, Snuth Raat Comer of 6th Stmt, oppooite the Keiaeopal Church.

KKBCKIlOKK

J',

Dry Hide*, Mete* am

IIIDE* 1-

CO., mforrn tlteir former cualomera

awl tbeptibtie gvnertllr, thai they Hare rwwwil tMr LEATHER STORK, frotn Nttional Ilnad Street oppoait* Cekw How, to National Road Strwt, corner of Mb JMwt.

They hare now on ltand a large aaaortnteat of all kind" of Leather, a* Rpaniab, Cincinnati and Country Taonod Bnir, Hand, Upper, Bridle, ltarnea*, Sklrtltw, Cottar aad Pplit r, Freeeh and Pliilndelpbta Calf and Kip KUtoe, and Ilitlfidetphla Unlne. Riadinf, Topping, Slieep and DeerSkina, Tampiro and rwnSt Nnr and Udlc* Worooeo. and SHOE FlXmNOll llarisf adopted the princlpta of only aetllnc Car eaala, ani huyinji alas for c»«h in tbe Jfaalaroeitiee, tb»y am eoablod ta aell at lower price* than any of their competitor*.

HIDE* I—They pay the liigbeet caah priea

far*.

and

PPT Shoemaker*. Saddler*, and Merchant! are parti«waHy requeeted to examine our Stock and price*, before tnyttuejoa where.

Utim Umtbt, May

lS»*4i-ty

MTATEMENT Expenditure* on account of Vtyo frvm the first day of June, I $."2,

RECEIPTS.

at tba laat art-

f27W.S7

Tlwra ba* baa at tt» CoaotyTraa*ury aa Mlown from iAtmnn to eood fordgn nerobaodlw...,..........S47.W Tavern ant Orocery Utmm* a a S a a 7 9 0 Eat ray* iM» lyauffoM Babk......... ,3080 00 MiaeeUaMKNia

Tnanmr State .1.9W.29—MiS »~22t23 47 'hound Satiwd 2.216.C0 bW a»nl»U. .aJtSAfc* #»1.1SSS3 wxrmvmmm. IM, NcrtL—Am hae« tmm imwta tomnr ommr* ahMa tfcattt «T M» tttO, fortkmlcthtwUtg utj*et* aa4 aaiewaitw For Iwa and Salartee of Oo«ri)r Oil aw». .§2,244^7 Kryaaa «f ami iUgkwmf*. Jwnm I, AaMS* SUT-VS CrlnrtKli .S8».«0 fcertSt AnarwneMi... faimni* ol tbafaor JtarMrttMarr ....... Of Aawaakw a a IW .V. IWk IMMnwi. .0. i»t,«l*

Um fan

SM*

3,417.37 .mm

tiMia ..MUM

Cwun mimrn*,. ».ti VKS.

V»M maiwHwwXartir fmr

j*rK-mt

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Am&m.

New Novels,

|_|A»T giiniiji»ow«tia». MS wtat t* the aartKar of "Fwadt ljdt», tbe

MrafgoftfeeOali by toKrafcai.

n*trr MM, artb* WltisHt Om War, tr &« —tfcar «r 'SjmtMvtmmJ***wm fcimatithwQMlwi

Qgements.

TKEREHATTF,

TVDIANA.

Xaamx, Daily, fejtijejft Smrr litintfj OatiTji ScMS«nu% Daily,.. Smmtots,

J1 DEPARTURES. H.' Xurmx, Daily, f«t«»t &mday#3.. ......

P.M.

S P.M.

?:S: A.SI.

t^wwawrnxe, KtwSayand Fridar .\ Cvaustr, Tbundajr .........a a.m. BcNraus

WMWSADAY

A.M.

Poamxa Vma. F»b«y.,.. ""a All Mall#, except tho Packet, doee at *PM try Oflke Hour* ftom A. M. t» S .i

OS Sunday* ft«a to 9 A M. and to S P. *f i'.l'-i J. 0. JOXKS Vf July Sf ,lSSS-41.yl .» w*, .MT

NEW MUSIC STOKE! -saSfeS**

CO., take pleasure in announrlnn to the

J* IVrire.Ilauta and the adjotulii£ country, that they hare opened a Store in thi* Oily for the cale of A 1.1. KIVDS Of MVSICAL MKItCIl ANDlSk. PIANOS, ft-om the mo*t celebratol waiter* la the t'uitoi State*, recelveil every week. Al«o, Melodnon*, tlulla *, Vlolhw, Flute*, Aerwrdeott*, Violla llowa and Strinir*, OuittrHtrliuca, «r Ae. A larjro mipply of all kind* of MUSIC and Ml'SlO BlWKS. kept conttaiitly oo hniMl. ll«\hijt flrmnl a connection with a Publishing llowee, they are prepared to fUr»i*U all thclatwt publieatkma. l*artk-ular attention iriv«n to

Oltli:ttN FOR ItA.M) INSTIHIMKNTS, And all or.lcr* rllhci' fcir liftiuu)CiiU or Mu.itc, filled with promptne** at CincliMiall price*.

OROANS, PtAN'OS, MKLODEOX8, an,!other In*imme«ii», repaimt and twwil by an Kxriauotoai TCSJI, aud warranted aatlaTartlou or no tharye.

te illve aatlaTartlou or no tharye. Romctnher the plaee. See««*l Moor, orrr W hidden l*rUr'« store.

Rcmentlier tha place. PKAIRIK CITY DLiX'K,"

SION OF THE ma FlUDLli. Terre Ilaute, Jtilv 1, lS,Vt~4itf

CASH FOR WHEAT

AT Till: ANCHOR

MTL.L.S,

TERRE HAUTE, H\DIANA. ^pill{ underaioned rriecmilly announce* to the public, (lint 1 hlaSTKAM Kl^ti'lUN'tf Ml I.I. I* completed, m»! I* now In lull operation, where Karaii' Favii.y Ki.orTi. Corn Meal and offal may alwa.v* be had, In any qtiantltlc* to *uit pnreharcr*. Coman«l roll*cruahcl, and protnid, wlilrh'inakea very rior feed for ttoek, alaay* kept ou hand, anil*otd t.v (I lwrrel or otherwiae, or exchanged lor proln. l'arlU nl'nr attrition will liepkhl to aiSTAlUNU n.om aiMlaloel^feedATTtlc Mtix, and all aaSwdelirered In itny part of the city, fkJT Flour warranletl in every tvaneet, ami when oljeeted to, o«notice, will lie tnkeuoway, frenorcharKe.

C3* Oflera Tor Flour or Mock feed It'll wllh Rn»*ell. tlrceo, aowth eaatrorucroftlw PnhllcS'inare, wlllinM-l illi prompt L. TIIOMIWJN, attention.

Mill oppoaite Wallact I'muxlrr. A

Terre Haute, July 1, if

rf.oonixf: TArTonv.

AM prejiareit wllli *n|«'rior inacl-.ii^erv. to ilw** FLOOR INtl AND CKtLINU at mhort notice, orlolurAutlnuIrr and lirUi« It to an Im aria Me gratiffe.

Picketing, Vanitlan S!at», aud all kind* of SAWING dotto to or.ler. Drc*xe«l Floorinit and Celling, from well *c*ron-l lumber, kept on hand, and lor aale. Call at the Axriron Mil.),*, op po*lte Wallecc KouNdrv, Fir*t Street.

Terre Ilaute, July 1,1S63 iOSiu It. L. TIIOMP.'dN. NOTICI: IS HKRRltV lilVKM, to all lr*"i whom It mav concern I that afler the 11 rat. day of September ne*t. I will convey the Fee Simple entire of Ihe Town of A LEDUM A, nnlr** ho etnlin*, If there are any, Icpall) cjilalillnheil by *ald dnv, on Ihe l/iil» of *nld Town, In the county of Sullivan, nnd KtatO of Indiana.

July 3nd, l*&MMw JOHN' RiltUXS.

Music Books.

r|MIR MetxlelaolmVllecll(W,

Alkln'* Chrlalian Mln*tnl. The Alpinetllce WhMrer, Ma*oir* ftocrcl Harp, round anil jM«ll»»ow*. Thel'iiiveraal MualHan, Chrlatlan lUwImiat, !««rtei Mekxlcw, The JuvMilleChoir, for aale at IT It lU'CRf.Vnir.t M'S July t-Wtf liv.k«lorc,

NATIONAL DAOUERREAN SKY LIGHT

GALLERY, East, end rhtrnix Jlow,

OVKR CHILD'S BOOK STOJtB.

riMIK ttuliacril«*rs liavo recently purclitiaed tlila a|ileiuJfi G»llury, nnd Imvt? graatly enhirged It, an that It la now «tqttal if not anterior to nny In tli* Weal. 'I'liey liav« a fine Bky I.lglit—and all know I lie advantage* of it when akillfully uiatmged. Tfaey do not auffor tlieinaelvea to beanrpuaaed in Ihe art of |»roduclti|f fm-i toned ami life-like Picture*. And, for furllier anllxfuctloii, tlie public generally Is Invited to

CJIJI

Nfrieuda

tor Onm

aud aec for llmmaalvea,

wlielher tliey waut Picture* or not. Tliey have, alao, coiiatmuly on hand, lJAOUKHREAN STOCK, tec., for aalj.

Juno 17, 1853.jMUf A. R. MILLER &.CO.

LAIIES AND GKNTLK.IIIi.V.

B. DUFF would rcapactfully Inform lit* and cuatomora and tho public generally, that ho haa juat completed hit new mid aplaudld ault of roonia lu the FAKHINOTOK Ilt.oca, forrnerlyocoupiod by BTOXKaand Corner, wherahs will be pleutad furulab all who may favor lilm will) a call, with aa many Imprcaaloua of their fuce* aa they may dealru. Ilia Htock of Chomicala, and ID fact lila whole outfit aro of lb« best, and entirely uew.

My Camera Obtcura la one of Volglitlander'a lieat Creranui inalrumenU, and cannot be excelled, having tho auperiority over common American Tabea. My Htocfk wiw aelectod by myaelf and la of Ui« boat material*, and I will not put up

A VINO employed a first rate Coppersmith, I can, with a good degree of aaaarance,'prorata* to fnraUli all work iu that line,of an excellent quality, and aaila(aciory price*.

April 1ft, IW3-!Wif %. GROVER I

aprli 22, l«5.1-3fltf

KEW YORK ADVERTISMENTS. rmm «. «r. vmmam, A CO., siroet. PIANO FORTE EMPORIUM,

ftsn her

Porto)* 'm ITiritr*^

Em ftrtraT Ufr Mai laSMM, jsiP-'

jh*r i,-md

..mmmmw*.

BEOAJDWAY, NEW.yOKK. Themort

•JUx #*tenafris and varied aaaortmant of ROSEWOOD PtAKO FORTES, phtfn and ornamenUl, elegant pattern*, elaborately earred, and highly ftntebed with Feairl key*, all of oar own manafaetare, acd warranty in every p«nie«lar, can b* "i Broadway, ff. Y,

Urumi at our Ware-Room*. 30l Sept. i?s J8S2-51/1

IGIUIIII

snusiir ciHuir.

For Port Phillip, Meibotime and,

SWn^y. Australia^,s •, Tlw nwgnl&Mat IMW wurmriiTfl GOpKNAOK, 3,000 ton. bortij, D. D. Porter, V. B, N., Commudep, *tjr be diapaUsbod tor tbe above porta

A ognot J&, at two o'clock preciMlr. _*elt, plier No. 3, N. It Thi* .tmmahip

it ot aad ctrasftih, and ia every wayteonal to tfco Coliis* li*e EF HIMUHCIS, and It t* believed will prove to be tit* fiufcwt rtaamablp la the world. tier *CMB«W(IX1W for firat, •eeosd and third das* pweengets,, are soperior to thp«a

picture

thai will oot do credit to myaelf aa an art lit, aa well aa make a (Ice Mkenesa of the aubjeCt. From long experience,and courteouaattention, I hope to trteel with a ahareof public patronage, and would return my fJianka for put favor*. N. B. D. junsaj,'53-39-if

pperemi thing.

BENNET&, CO.

may

msmsaer ever boiit. RcMt ef peeeage—First elan, tadie* *alooa, Hp|*er Saloon, $350 aoeoiid ctaoa, |8ISj Uiirdl elan, i|300. The book* are now open. For freight or poaaag* apply to

J- HOWARD if SON, Agent*, I4 Broadway.