Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 5, Number 47, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 August 1853 — Page 2

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j!trc(ioR, Tac%4nr October tlth* 1959.

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i'.x|it. iBfrabaro and the SmyraaAffair. The gsMnm intervention of Capt. JsaKAIUM in behalf of the ilongsrisn Kosta, at Smyrna, is ihe subject ol much comment recently in (he Journal* of thin country.-— iEuropean Journals! too, it is ssid speaHof hi* conduct in term* of commendation excrpt the paper* involved io lb® inter?#!* of Aueirie. Ali ihe feeti show that he acted ill accordance with ihe sentiments of humanity and justice common to all civilized

go one atep farther and 'recover Kosta at nil hazards. Had he known that the Pre*' idem of the United Stales, would have attained him he wfculd doubtleai have made, no compromise short of Kosis'i liberty.

A reliable loiter, however, stales that wheti it waa momentarily expecitcd that Caplain Ingrahnm would fire op the Austrian britf. Kosis wsa brought on desk, lashed to iHe mbiitmaai, two markets IcveHed at hia head, and Cuptain Ingraham notiflcd that the fvr»rt {run fired at the "Hussar" would bp the signal to blow out Jvosia** brains.— This fact it sluted a$ the reason why Commander Ingraham more roadily asuenled to lite proposition to put Kosta in charge of t!ic Trench Consul. oncof tlia London papers—not the stock ibbinc Ti'«e*-grows quite eloquent in its laudations of Capt. Ingraham, and the fear l^s American spirit he displayed, in accor fiance with lite manly declaration of Presi dciH I'ieroaV Inaugural address, that "up on every sen, and on every soil where our niterprise may rightfully seek the protection of our flag, American citizenship is »n inviolable protection of American righH £4ucl» language as this is rather remarkable, coming from a quaitcr whence we have been accustomed to receive little but ridicule and ubuso •All honor to Captain Ingraham—all honor to the nation whose officers cause its llsg^o be respected on whatever land or sea it may float, mid whose ministers steadily ,«m(l cheerfully defend the officers for the nets which they may consider just and ^rnprr in the high-minded and chivalrous liitcharge of their duties. We venture to '•lutrrt IhuMhere will be no attempt at bullying ind brow-beating American diplomatins. Our transatlantic brethren are too roinpt and ready to notice and resent an Inswli—too well prepared for war, and too vilUn^to resort to hostilities on any fitting ncoasion, to have their peaoe disturbed little public tranquillity invaded oa any trivisl grounds. And what is the conseqoence! The meaussl citixan in the Uni»»d Stales is respected wherever he goes, nrid treated with respect and consideration. No meddling policeman—no icflaled nod pompous official, darea arrest the progress, imprison the person, or runtack the papers of the man armed with the ivassport of the United Slates. lhat is in.ifted a document whioh will enable its bearto travel throughout the civilised world without let or hindrance/

Tbo tth nMincnt»ViHS Milltto* •Vh« 4th lifgimant of "the 7ih Military iMriot of this State hat- been organised.— following gentlemen.arc the field office res of the Uegiment.

Colonel—GRAFTON P. CooKrHW, of liaririsoa To.wnship Lt. do—Wst U. SIBCSY of Htley Township: Major JACOB JUMPER of

H^ugar Creek Township.

\V» ji»»t l«*r« thst the Editor of the

,^he

•&

Espf*»*

IIM roturnod IIMW, ITottt ttls tWi to Ksataofcy. To briJI* tlw as**, who haw raj4d «o toelfcrVixtr through tho eoluaito of Ws durinf wo suppow, wilt bo Ms first dttty. is the respouao of bormi comma-

uVr Neighbor of the l&xprtM returt»ed on yesterday, from a visit to 'Si*ter Jan*'*' in Old KaifitMk." Judging from hia daltingt by tie tea#side, published during his tobstnee. he must have had a glorious time of at. lie looks hale and boarty—and will doubties* resume hi# editorial labors refreshed in body and mind. We wonder how he telhhes th* nice little fight gotten up by His ad interim ru'unr*, with the Iwiitna Journ* at! Will be endorse, or repudiate the article c«totai»«d* this west's papef? so a#verely eastigWUteW^ftoN «f the I#diaiw Jottrtttt? for their^M perversa

}^rKliletiies,

towvd* aboliitoti«m ol the Fred Dtugla»s, tiiddiugA, and Uerrison sfrip#i We shaU s«t» prek*j#f

mo^t etilightetMd

opiaioo appe«r«

l6 ih«t the W*term#bn Mti'ttel b*»n jjluue^ vh« past week, there bcinjj horn six to tmFftty wagott loads

almost

cocstantly

the stieek A iive-stnker will buj a coostd «rabfe chunk of a one. ,,

T**r»4S«« LA^^freportW'c^r.

fKn« and g^nersJly relied upon as oorToot, tk«t the Supreme Court have vittuall/ deott ded the Uquor law gf this «*to unooostuutToti^f. shd therefore void. If this.Ve the

Uquor eettey^ U*ve ooly to proeure ten** an heretofore, ahd eoniinst to «*H as tuvcDt as they jdesuso. without Wl or hind* tanIrr'rt-

Hmtdt J^tnutl.

Ti«f Svprrme Court, tt wo Uf« jut b«B Ittloraued by

MM O^

SK*

iteouni

OI.

CT" The Edftor ef the Sspms la htaartido, to this week's pepor, (tvtsqp^ewioUM EditMOof tho Indiana Jeerftal, eay* tint tho nomiwrtlwof Geo. SsoU was an

"nnfirrtunmU

music

pretu,

The only regret ia that be did not

"itanding on tie

mc." 1* that the kind

which wo hoard from the followere of

vhiggery the lite PraoUentlsl ee&fest, wblch rowlted It) the triamphaot election of "the »nknowo—eiwears Frank Piorco," over their greet asd mighty Seott—their "Ilero of an buwired bat tie*." Wo remetabor ia ttMOodsys, that aom* men la tho Whig m»ka had tho eoarafo topabHety proclaim te the vsrid, that ta their jodgmeets, the ooDiaatioa

Cos. Scott was aa

umjkrtMnal*

eft*," aad if* remember trail how bitterly they irera deMwoeed by Whig Preasae aod by Whig leaden. Good eld Parses Brownlow hod tho meral eo a rage to sey, ia Me paper, to hie Whig friends ia ToBBeaeer, that the Bonfsatioa ef Gen. Scott waa an m/Mmtt nt for tho country asd hia party and tho esgNfWiKt was, that be wee doBosocod a

traitor

by the leadiag Whig paper* and

polittetaaa throagheat the coonUy.

The

mlgbty

departed of llarekfield—their oaee '•God like Daniel," even upon h?» devoted head, they heap ed moat direful coraee, hceaose ia hia Boeton apeech be reiaarked that tho "nomination of Gea. Scott vmi not a fit nomination to be made." Wherein thoae day* atood the

ad ixttrim editor of the

Borrow

and treaion"—that

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who »ow so boidiy proclaim* to mankind ia genera!, am) the whig* in particular, that the nomination of Gea. Scott waa an unfortunate one?— Among thoae who reviled aud vilified the good and tree men of hla party, who then declared tho nomination of Usu. Scott to bo what be now for the firat time publicly declare* it to have been. lie bettered then that the nomination was an on fortunate one. But he lacked the boueaty of purpoao to make public hia deprecation. Ho believed then, that the nomination of Gen. Scott waa an unfortunate one, brought about by the Influence® of men

itihmut brtvxea patriotitm

it waa effected by

olilionift*,"

"embryo

by men of the

of politico who favor ao much the

aod who only lacks one atep more

a&-

Indiana Journal

•tripe

"dark tide.*'

"to join the black

banner of the enemui of ike Tt public,"

aod yet thia

nomination thua effected, ha aupportod zeatoualy and cordially—aa if It was the moat filing nomination that was ever made.

Oh! coufiaiency thou art a jewifl."

Meivhiancr Fled.

On Monday morning laat, as Ihe aecuritiea of tbia man were bringing him to town for the purpoao of re-delivering hiio to the cuatody of the Sheriff, bo eacaped from them, aomo where noar the Poor Houae, and haa not, aa yet, been taken.— It will be recollected that he

from

arrested upon

the charge of killing hla father, about the firat of iaat month, aud let to ball by Judge Kixxcr ia the turn of $700. Three brother* and a brother-in-law entered bail for hia, appearance at the next term of the Vigo Circuit Court, lii* recent intemperate habit* and ill-treatment of hi* wife,are fcaid to have beeu the cause of hla *uretiee wiahing to re-deliver him to custody. A reward of $200 has been offered for his apprehension, by hia baiiora. Hla escape at this lime ia a fine commentary upon the email bail required for the offence charged.

Tennessee Congressional Election. l«t District—Brook I »s Campbell, Democrat. 2d—W. M- Ohurchwell.Deiu.

3d—Samuel Smith, Dem.

4th—William Cullom, Whig, 6th—Cbarlea Ready, Whig., 6th—W. Jonea, Uem. ?th—Robert M. Bugg, Whig gain. Pth—Felix K. ZollieoHer, Whig, 9th—Emebson Etherldge, Whig.

Oth—Frederick P. Staunton, Democrat.

SxavKo mas RIOMT —A boy In Paw tucket, «ays one of our exchanges, bad to pay about $8 fine and coat, for atealiug a copy of the

QaxtUt

from the

door of a tabecrlber. Newspaper thieves are mean epeclineII« of humanity,and auch Instances of punishment should be more frequent.

A breeze i* brewing between the Wabash

jtrr#«and the Indiana State

Ex-

Journal,

all about the

Abolitionism of the latter sheet. Its Albino predictions ore well known and acknowledged by tho greater portlou of both the Whig and Democratic preaa. Give him thunder, neighbor J?*., fo^p.decorves It all. 4 a

A Democratic Judicial Convention was held at Peru on the 6th Inst., to nominate candidates for Judge and Proeeeutiug Attorney of the 11th Judicial Circuit. Hon. John U. Pettlt,.of Wabaah Co., received the nomination for Judge, and Icaiah Harlan, o( Grant county, for Prosecuting Attorney.

Rev. George W. Ames was elected by the Board of Trustees of the Indiana Institution for the education of the Blind, Superintendent of that Institution at the meeting of tho Board on Thuraday last. Mr. Amee received Die votes of all the Trustees except Dr. Ellis, who voted for Mr. Churchman the former Superintendent.

A reeolution declaring it "highly nnmasonic to engage iu the manufacture or traffic of ardent spirit! as a beverage" was adopted by the late Hasonie Grand LoJg* of this State,

fig VlsiloFneU

\V« hear it rumored Uwtthe accommodation train upou the Tvrre-llaote and Indianapolis Railroad, has quit running from eonie seoree er other. We We have been repeatedly asked daring the past week If such ia the caw, bat never having been

of'

/«te% laferned ef the fact, la the shape of aa adverUeoaieat, we Invariably answer that we are "not i," in regard to the operaUoiaeefthe Hoxt. T. H. & 1. R. R- Co.,

The editor of the Parts X^tUinm whe to reoently visited this place, ueUoee the 'Aechor Myit' owned by Sir. R. L. TaoareoM. aa foiiows:

A good deal of bostaeee ia traaaseted la Torre* itaule, and ere think it te grastly «a the increase, aa her UtUIUee ef trade developed. White then, wo vieited the "Aechor Miit*,'" carried aa by Mr. Twoaraox, a »ee( gaatlaasaaty aad eatarprisiag •ia. Thin aatUe are net aalv sapsrler ia ftaiah aad workmanship, bat perform very superior work. They are get ap oa a Urge scale, aad whea oomptetety eqatpped, will be awwrpasetd Already their raa ef Viuaiases exceed* their oapacity- Sae* oeee aiteod all eeeh eatorpiiaiaf «ea aa Mr. T. i- -r •.

The B«tlter«a 0ctot.'

The abeva eetaUleUmeat la cerUialy deeerriag, Uta ulMMln patraaaga whkh ie heiaf satewed ape« it, .Ta the parena w)w tldak it

srttl

Sevarei

the judga^ h»w» taode

tiivolei«|C» o»«

WAY

pay to eatt* aa Mr. ShaSw aad par-

chaee, deota, sash, bttnda, *e, Iw ha has ataet naiedly tike laryest seisrnaiat, UMU has arret beea eCttad ta this eoa»«aeaity and tt prieea, that aa

Mis wark ts Maaaaiactwwt fMi the heat faftf el' Jhae Lwaher, aad warraated euseiasi. Geeftatadae his work, whlehhehaaatail Usaeeaahaad.

Got. Wnwrvw ta fttdtyea Tswht evening hut, hetaf an his ratara frees a vtstt ta SacitvMe.

6ae

or tit* ottor,

ttie c«x»5- i'-.uor.si ly ol tine tayaot law.— :|4 tat* Smu,

WW^

dtitews have vMtad aa

ttoftt WfcfrftiMiij ISM Mti&i MM! tihs M* wieephere, Wethiak day esersdaly ifprsciaHi hy sit. «a they have weWtisd tea great degree the

VnMIl IrlWMf pi li|PniJliW C9MwmM||

llM FlKACihUHMk WMUMI wky •f

km jMft wmAS

The Journal apeabs of the *OId Whig Part?:' Tbnl*JWright, and w« we g!«d to tee our democratic friends waking op to the truth of history. It is an old party—as old as the ReeoJutioa and old aa the Constilution. lt was born io '76 aod is worth all the new partie* put together, that have flourished since. Whenever the ship State ge'M out from her moorings, she ie obliged, for safety, to come back to bereW harbor fgain. there ere no brakers ther^New parties we always dangerous.—Express.

We moch regret that the "old aod venerable party,'" io the progressive spirit of the age, baa so completely "fi*mixed ouL" We trust, however, it may yet be regenerated in all its original strength and grandeur. If ••Hard Cider" can vivify its petrified muscles. it should be applied to its lips. We entertain a boje that the "Old Whig Party' may only be^j

"Doomed (perbape) for

the nigbt

a certain term, to walk

And for the day confined to feet in firee, Till the foul crime* done in the daye of nature, Are burned and parged away.**

The response to *A Request" in the last Express will be attended to next week, with sundry other matters necessarily crowded out of to-day's issue ______

The "SeMtttel" is to be the name of the new Democratic paper al Washiogtou, to be edited by Beverly Tucker, of Virginia The first number is to be issued the first of September. The publishers state that they do not propose to be an organ of the Governmept, except in so far as an independent maintenance of the doctrines of the Democratic party may express its views and that the Administration has their best wishes for its success in tne establishment of the great principle upon which it came into power and in its honest labors to attain such an end it will find the Sentinel its friend and coadjulor. The Union expresses the opinion that it will prove an agreeable .,1 ni. *. A co-laborcr. /A#

The Express says that DB. DAILY was elevated to tho Presidency of Ind. University through democratic influences, ilow can this be? lt is said thai he received the unanimous vote of the Board of Trustees for that position. We know four good whigs who are members of the board, so democratic influences could not have elected him to the Presidency. We oan't think that purely political influences could have operated in his selection, although a **high official Democratic influence" as the writer ia pleased to term the present executive of the State, may have favored him. -r—

Ila9h Act

The Prairie City says that a mah living In Sibley-town on Wednesday last, took an axe and deliberately chopped off one of his feet. He came near bleeding to death. Craziness was supposed to be the cause of the rash act.

(KT Everybody of course will read E. S. WOLFE'S advertisement in another column. It is needless to say that Mr. W. keeps always on hand what he advertises, and sell his goods and wares upon the most reasonable terms. Call and examine his large stock of Queensware, China, Glassware &c. Every variety will always be found at his establishment west ol the publio square.

'Mr. JOHN TIERNAN, it will be seen, by reference to advertisement, offers his Tannery in this place for sale upon the most reas-

The '*Prairle City" of Wednesday last, pays its compliments to its neighbor of the Express in the following strain.

For matters of interest the citizens are refered to that delectable sheet, the Express, of to-day, Besides the brilliant effusions, graphic descriptions, and apt quotations of the absent editor, it ooniains enough political verbiage to pastime on until the next Presidential election. The Express is now, most assuredly, **a paper of two tails." one of whioh is brushing flies in the south, and the other attending to similar matters at home.

editor of the Cincinnati Commercial has been compiling statistics with reference to the fashionable drinks in that city, acd finds that "Catawba cobblers" are.vastly more popular than "breody smashes." His own experience coincides with that of the majority, and he avers that the Cawtaba is the purer, more refreshing and less heating.

The Kentucky papers announce that Professor Benjamin

Dudley of Lexington,

the founder of Transylvania University, the oldest surgeon in America, and one ot the most eminent in the world, is now stricken with disease, from which no hopes are entertained of his recovery,

CooMttiftsioBer to Chiaa.

Notwithstanding all the verbiage expend* ed by certain presses on the possibility of Mr. Walker's deolension of the poet of U. States Commissioner to China* says the N. Y, National Democrat, and the probability, should be go, of bis not getting until bis presence should be oselees ia the Celestial Empire. Mr. W., it appears, starts at oaee. As we have no mwio*al vessel here te take bin out, and he unwipog to trait for ooe, while the public interest so imperatively demands hie action abfead. he goes by way of ihe British steanaer to Bombay, aed thence hy the American frigate oa chai ses* lion, Gvta the Whig press look on Mr. Walker as the very man fee this emergency! and we ate prepared to expeca something very.. dei^dedL att^l s^ssy

CaUfermia Hfcwa.

The news from the gold region is not very exciting. The Steamer "Star of the West," sod Illinois, sriived at New York City on the 10th inst..

They bring, together about two millions sods half in gold, which eomes roost opportunely, for the money market at New York feels the want of some substantial ba-' sis very much. What is ol more importance, however, than any amount of gold brought, the accounts ia an agricultural way are highly favorable. The farming interest, it is said, is thriving in all quarters Of the State. The general news is not very important. The Whig State convention have nominated Wm. Waldo for Governor, aod Henry Eno, for Lieut. Governor of California. Lola Mootez has been married to Mr. llall, late editor of the San Francisco JHerald. Lola will soon have as many husbands as a eat has lives. The town of Corral wss destroyed by fife on tbe 8th ot July. Loss

#50,000.

The !«wn of Ophirwas also burnt Istely, the loss being estimated at

10,000.

Summer

flies were doing much damage in the mountains ahd valleys. Large quantities of grain have been destroyed. The wheal crop was also suffering from rust. The intelligence from ihe mining districts is favorable. Large quantities of gold continue to be gathered. A true bill had been found, on the 29th of June, against James Collier, late Collector

Customs at San Franoisco and investigations are proceeding in the matter of the charges against Thomas Butler King. A Chinese church is to be erected at San Francisco. tm

Uncle 8am's Money Parse. While nearly every other nation in the world is deeply and almost hopelessly in debt, while "old Eofland" is groaning beneath a national debt which is grinding her subjects to ihe dust, aod is resorting to atmost every expedient to replenish her exchequer, our government is at loss to know what to do with its fast accumulating revenues. More than twenty millions are now in the Government Treasury, and as the National debt has all been paid, the Secretary of the Treasury, as will be seen from the annexed notice, has determined to buy in Government bonds, which have several years to run at a premium of twenty' one per cent. Very rarely haa any government upon earth exhibited auch a spectacle.

Hurrah for Uncle Sam! May his shadow never grow less, and he never be able to see the bottom of his money box. The following is the notice of the Secretary of the Treasury..«

TREASURY*DEPARTMENT, JFU1Y*^0,'L 853. Notice is hereby given to the holders of the six per cent, stocks of the U. States, of the loan authorized by the act of the 28th January 1847, and redeemable the 31st of December, 1867, and of the loan authorized by the act of3lst March, 1848, and redeemable 30th June, 1868, and this department is prepared to purchase, at any time between the date hereof and the 1st day of December next to the extent of the sum of five millions of dollars of the said stocks, in the manner and on the terms, hereinafter mentioned to wit: %•:.

In case of any contingent competition, within the amount stated, preference will be given in the order of^time in which the said stocks may be offered. The certificates, duly assigned to ihe United States, must be transmitted to this department: upon ihe receist whereof, a price will be paid, compounded of the following particular: 1. The par value or amount specified in each certificate. 2. A premium on said amount of twentyoii- p*r cent. 3. Interest ihe par of the certificate from the l«t of July. 1853. to ihe date of receipt and seiil«*inenl at the Treasury, with lh*» allowance (for the money lo reach the owner) ufone day of interest in addition. *,

Payment for said stocks will be mnde in draft* of the 'flreasurer of the United States, on th^PKssistant Treasurer at Boston New York or Philiadelphta. as parties may indicate. JAMES GCTHRIE,

Ex-Governor N. P. Tallmadge delivered lectures at Fond du Lao, Wis., on tbe evenings of the 13th and 14th ult., on spiritual manifestatins, in the course of whioh, as we learn from the Herald of that place, he denounced tbe Press of the United Slates very freely for their opposition to end ridicule of th^ belief end alleged manifestations of ihe rsppers. 'Let him rip.'

We learn that the milk Sickness is prevailing to an alarming extent in Lafayette and vicinity. It is a contagion which never visited this vicinity.

Temple of Honor, an institution to promote the cause of Temperance, has been commenced at Covington, We notice the name of Hon.

DEATH

:v^WKet9^^huryat

hands, when he tnifts o«t- He is shrewd, and patriotle^He i» alt ardent republican, and a most seaious laborer in the cause of Americas freedom. We hope he stay return covered with laurels.

GAtaaaof the Medtse*a C«mrier says that as editor sheald'at pmf his wife. truly!

COL. BLISS.—The

Col. Bliss soo-ia-law of th# deceeed Presi» dent Zcchary Taylor, of yeBow fever, oft the kb, at Pa*M£0«ta, La,, is announced. This item of sad intelligence wi& oeme home mournfully to thousands who loved the gaSant soldier aod accomplished man.

It ts stated that E*-€ta?. Gaines was a ffatrlHm for ctttstahie at the lass sleotNMi

in Oregon

but

was

flefeated.

A& aati-beef-«dtfifig asiooiatioa has fceee formed io Philadelphia. Tbe members gtegde themselves against eating aof whwh cost more thjtt saght^^teots per pound.

A-- ftorawJtere-' ^TQCSI IKniic. Tbe qnestlOB is what ia to ba underatood by the term ai aging" Dees it consist in tho utterances, however melodioas, of wh*t ws call a fiae voieef Is ft true, the eeauswa piaoe remark, that each and sach a ess haa a delightful voice, and tlmvfm iaa beaatiful ringer «Does it fallow, becaaae a peroon haa the ability to attach the correct eoanda to the notea on tbe ataff, u, ia other word*, fa wasse ho eSa "road ornate readily", that he ia thanfsrs a feed stager? Doee good aiagtag eoneiet ia hsvtag tho faculty ef diacriminatiag, with tho greatest alosty, tbe meicdJe dlffereucee, or difiereac* «f pitch of wuda, aad the power of seising and appropriating the exact one required? la other words, because an Individual has an ear atteaed with tho most wtqulaite delicacy, does it follow, as a matter of coarse, that he is therefore an exquisite eiager? la additloa to the faregolaf, let the Time facuhy bo developed to auch a degree that a Marine Chronometer ia not more accurate—and, superadd to all theee, a vocal organ, of flexibility ao marvellous, that the meet elaborate and complicated roulades are, te him, matters of tbe moat facile execution, is he not, with auch qualification*— with Voice—'Time—'Tone—skill ia reading—and Flexibility—a singer of excellence? By uo means! For, glorious, aad necessary aa these powers are, ho yet lackelh one thing, without which, these are all but as sounding brass and a tinkling cymbal. What, then, ia that crowning power? Listen to that aimple lay! Why course the silent tears down tbe choek? or why, at th*e hearing of this other, starts the blood tingling, and thrilling through the veins? There is uo evidence of extraordinary quality, or culture, either in the touee of the voice, or in tho mode in which it is managed! Wherefore, then, its power thus to afioct one? Ah! therein lies tbe secret of song. The tones you hear, are the embodiment of felt omoUona in the alnger, and they—these emotional uIterances —appeal, therefore, with irresistible power to the common feelings of our common nature. The unbidden tear in the eye, and the "hand on the sword", are at once, the natural responses to that appeal, and the evidences of its truthfulness. The power of Expression—of giving a tongue to sentiment—of pouring out the feelings that ought to pervade the mind of the singer, and of arousing those of a similar nature in hia Nearer—this is tho true Orphic power—the soul and essence of song— and, though a man have all tho other abave enumerated requisites in superaboundlog affluence, yet If he be destitute of this, he Is bereft of the very life of song, and is, consequently as a "lager, dead, while he thinketh he liveth.

X^et us, therefore, while giving ail due attention 'aod prominence to the developement of the musical faculty in all its parts, and in its entirety, bestow, nevertheless, more than ordinary attention upon the culture of tilts, the most powerful, least understood, and most neglected faculty,—the faculty, namely, of Musical Expression. A. C. I.

Hot Weather Poetry

9'%

BDWAVD A. HAWKBSAK

its charter (hembers.

Warm weather is not very suggestive of poetlo emotion, but ttra following oerses describe our sensations about this time, as well aswe can do it ourselves. They are from tho 'Editors Table' in the Knickerbocker Magaxlno. "4'kf "Oh for a breexe to cool us!

Some balmy breath of spring ?,-f ^This reign of thine, Sir Sirius ii,U' It quite a serlom thing. 7 iie-tj 'dr 3L

•m

Secretary of the Treasury'.

among

It is said that P. M. Kent, Esq, recently appointed Postmaster at New Albany, has resigned, having more important business to demand his attention.

jg Wj,,,

The propriety of a town Me Wafcesia advertises has lots lor sale ia Ass wise: "•The towa ef and mnwadiag ooaatry istha aaost hesaiifal dw Gwd ofaatnreever sBade. The soefecry is celestial— diviao, also, two wagoo* t» sell, aad ayofce of fine sutra,**

r'ir

fc-jThy baleful light now rules tho night y. By day, Sol rules the'roast,' "'f-1 And often rises from his scat "I

V,-~T'

«vu

r. To give the oartli a toast-# 1

•The days of '92 are come, (Past are the days of *76,)' And honest moulds of human clay

Are changing fast to'bricks.'

-f»

'No danger now of coldness. ,' To work old friendship hnrm il JI" every street alt friends wo meet S'Jji/it."

Are waxing very warm. #9$^ f-

'Each man now thinks-that cooling drinks !fi Are vory, very nice Aud melting mortals crowd to take^, 'Dissolving vlows' of Ice.

^I'Our thickest clothes are very thln^ And perspiration easy is 5 Our thinnest dust seems very thick

And respiration wheesy is.

'A curse Is on tho canine rsce,

i*"

The curse of ftain their doom

,*^^-1And 'every dog' that 'has Its day,'

vvvsj wg I «Sb, Now thinks Its day has come.'*"*-'

'0 dog-star! abdicate thy throne! 0 heavens! shower down some anow!

0 lasy wind! come, boat about,

And givens one hard blow!" -I —M

To Toa*oeo Cnxwxas.—Tne following lo go-to meeting tobacco chewers, may be seen postod up In a Baptist Church in Worcestorcounty. The author of the lines finding his pew somewhat bespattered on Sunday noon, went home and wrote the following lines:

Ye chewers of that noxious weed Which grows on earth's most cursed sod. Be pleased to dean your filtby mouths

Outside the sacred "House of God."

Throw eat year "plug" and "cavendish," Your "pigtail," "twist," and "honey dew," And not presume to spit upon

The paipit, aisles, or la any pew.

fcsriwa vr Ar«*aAJic*s.—A woman in Trey, N. Y., whe is aader Indictment for murder hss tier prison windows decorated with demask and iaee curtaitts. This is keeping up a ahow of fashionable respectability aader very disadvantageous cir-

An editor in one of the 'rural distrusts' writing of the N. Y. Hippodrome, holds thst the publio should be more generally informed that this Hippodrome is one of the greatest of humbugs. Even to such as prise equestrian performances, the programme at the Hippodrome, he declares, isjgreatly interior to the ordinary entertainments of traveling circus. To see two ot three frightened feaiherless Ostriches, chased about tbe ring hy men on horseback with huge whips ia their bands, belaboring die poor birds with most unmerciful Wows, is too cruel to he entertainiog. And eves this is not the ITMTSt vulgar nor objectionable feetur*.— The part «f the performance ia which a some or more of young ladies and girfci are paraded about the ring as fisriee, hanging snd redialing upon a triumphal car, in afl possible attitudes (save a perfect sioo by the heels) ina Main of tire nudity, is. to say the least, chests snd immodest, snd should be down hy Piress of both cily aad 0000-

ny. Won't to lis latier Urntaiwof eahihition, only make ft -draw' a a iv

OLT*.-—Th« dartiagaished

tragio Queen, who now standa at head of bar profession fat England, w3S sail for ghta ooanuy daniaf the present months— America is Kft*g3$AM* Aomwes-

The papers alqr that Bodisco. the Has si an Minister. is!growling prodigiously he waited upon Mir. ilarcy early on Sunday morning, bitterly complaining of an article ia the Union, Costa and the Symrna affair. He furiously biased out against, Costa, calling him a felon, charging him with having stolen the crown and regalia of Hungary. Mr. Itfarcy courteously listened to the ravings of the Russian Envoy against Costa and the Union, and then he smiled serenely, and spoke in terms of approval of the tone of the article in question.

The President and the Cabinet of course laughed at the idea of the Russian minister muzzling our republican presses. A bystander remarked that he Would readily agree that the freedom of Hungary should be decided on tbe spot by a personal pugillistic encounter between Count Bodisco and Gen. Armstrong. M. Bodisco discontinued his Union some ten days sgo, but airly on Sunday morning ho availed himself of a neighbor's copy—State Sentinel.

HOFEFCL!—A man who moved from 0hio to Western Illinois says his children got the measles snd whooping cough as soon as he arrived there, and in a letter to his friend adds: "What will come next 1 dont know, but hope we shan't get the itch till a little better able to scratch!"

A I E

On the 10th Inst., hy Rev. Ma. GARISH, JAMES H. M1LLIKIN to Miss EMILY S. G1LKESON, all of Vermillion county, Indiana. -i

ntoM tax now JOCTTUL, X. Y,

"Hi* article* ot any kind, aod eertataly nope of IU klnl, ever aoqalrtd so rapM a eeieMfr, or woo segeoeral *ppr«cUtioo of am ftoat all e«ctkmt of Um countIT, and tWua all classes of people, as t^Mi KatSalMO for BMatitjrlag, Presenlns «M Restortof tbe Hair. W, Snd it aa admirable antidote thr Jferrou* Bcadaehe, and It speedily amlhUateS Brapfrre Dissasss 0f

tb« Skh. Vft wtnll

vho pride UMOweless open their glow ria(lets, and all who are kaieg tbeir hair, to use theKathairoai tiMyesrtaiaty ean afford to, as it eosts Imt ii eeots."

Tbe Kathalroa is Mil throughout the 'world, alt dealer*. D- 8. Bams, ProprieUx, 161 Broadway, S. V. OCT" For sale hr Jsto. T. WALL, J. A CcwweaA*, and Joss Hutu, Agents, Torre-Uautr, lnd. 43-St

Dr. S. D. Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilla

WILL PURIFY THE BLOOD.

N E W A E I S E E N S

Vocal Music

THEhim

CLASSES^ ^1.

Bubecriber respeetfally anoountes tils loiaauon to uodertake Two Classes In aaditkm to the Seoler one eoudurted by last winter. Having had several application* from sdults, be iotsods to form an mm cuts. Iww Ladies and OeoUemeo, therefore, who feel desirous of joining, will be kind enough to signl^1 their Intention as early as possible, •n additional junior class will also be undertaken.

DO^Theee who wish to Join the Olasset will please give In their names as early as possible, as arranmmeots will be made to rammeoee about the lftth of September.

Aug. 6,1868-4*4t. A, 0. ISAACS.

THE WOLFE ON HAND AGAIN!

s. Wolfe

RKSPECTFri.I.Ymankind,the

Informs nltliens of Tori*.Haute, and

all the rest of that he Is still oo hand at his Old Den ready and willing to serve the dear people! with any thing In his l|oa. Itavtaf just resetted a NKW and most de* sirable *took of

CHINA, QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE,

Glass, Fancy Notions, Ac.

which he will dispose of upon the most reasonable termsi

lotprr than ertr Itfirt told tn ISi» plate. COT A choice stoek of KAM1LY GROCERIES wtll alwuji

....

be kept for retail purpoeoe. Call and ace. August 19, 18S3-47-3t

mSf

X. S. WOLFE,

West of Public Square.

Lucien Houriet,?^1 SWISS WATCHMAKER,

AND

DKA.L.RR IN WATOHKS AND JEWELRY, In Dole's Building, Market Street, Tbrre-Hanto, lad. 03T All kiods of repairing doJc oa tbe shortest no tier, and In the best manoer. August 19,1853-47-tt

FOR SALE.

A Rare Chance to Make Money. TIIK

subscriber, desirous of ehanging his business, offers for sale, AT A UARUAlN, hi* new aud commodious rsr^m.2«r.i»rj02K«.mT'9

SITUATED

Oman

T8RRE HACTK, INDIANA,

The bulidlnss consist of a BUM house, two stories talgh, 69 by 26 feet—Mux and BASK house, Hide house and AtoMes, all new. Attached to the eooeero, Is a Smut Rsomr, tn oomtiiole running order, used for pumpiog, grinding, Ac. The above Yard has every convenience for taonfng, being built unou the most approved plans, regardless of expense, aad being the only Yard Dr the Citr, presents a rare chance for as enter-

to enter into a safe and lucrative bu*tne**. Hides caabeboucbt from3 1-2 totc.perlb., and Bark at S3 per eord. Prioe $1,000, oce iourth down, the balance la ooe, two aad three years, secured by mortgage.

August IB, 1883-47 tf TIKRNAX.

•a oM.

E E

OELEDRATKD

Chemical Yeast or Baking Powder,

The Cheapest, Healthiest, Most Cestui and Beenomleal Article, for raising Bread, Biscuit, Pried, 0riddle, aad Johnny Cakes, Pastry. Pudding, Sweet 31

Cakes, Corn Bread, Ac I

rpms is the most eeooomleal, useAil, eooveninot, aod 1 healthy compound In exlstoete, for raising Bread, Biscuit, Cake*, Pastry, Puddings, Ac., »ith either Wheat, Rye, Indian or Buckwheat flour. It 1* an Indispensable article in tbe culinary dep*rtxn«o4s of every bousebeld eetablishmeut, and thore is ao Cook or Mousekseper la creatkn wbo wilt be with* out It altar having felrly tried it __

Sold by the principal Orooere and Druggtslt. OPINIONS OF TUE PRE8S.

&nJ JoutumI, Pth.

10, IMS.

saw used ia the baking ol

Tltril'I' b» dees us USUJU, oalr is tx W ued fiatslij st HOLMES' aprti m, im-mti

WOOL CABBnra AT MILL will Mp*rfat«s4sd

tfljwflwwsd«

S. H. POTTE* IT CO.,

Those who have tried It, have found that the advertisement does not vaunt its praises too highly,—ft/ZaAaf«*

Flerteun

Housekeepers who have tested the quality of this powder, pronounce unanlaouslv In its Caver.—JLoetpert Daily Courier. It surpasses every thiag In the shape of

rUing,

we ever yet

cdu#.—llahimy MtxxmU

York Pick, Mat

llrgU

Ur, April 1«. U». This an artioie of such utility la vertoa* kinds of cookery, that when Its virtues beooaw properly known no bowukeepsr that SUxUes comfort aad ecooomr, will willtogty do without

21, IMS.

ir» one need feodtate to use Darkee*» all lmportsat article to liouseheipers.—HqmUiMtt

Baiwtr and NathtllU Whif,

M. 17, im. Would you have tlgltt bread, sweet bread, bread Ibat you with a good reUsfa, do not forget to procure Durkee's

Powder, aod you wtll not Mi to nave good bleed, *k«,°Ae.-7V»y

Otilf

r.m«, JWsp 34, MM.

Ws have tried this article and ean refommead it with perfect eoofidewe.—Outlet

OtuiU, July,

every laiso/^«*«U lowed IL

1*43.

Parkers Baking Powder we have tried at our house, cad ear "bettor half" was astonished at tbe fasstt—Sm

SO, M93.

DuteeH Baking Powder, iiadoublsdly the best article for ee that has

Ft*-IX VM*.

thai has yet beea discovered.—if,

scr* Tsc Ansae

AMaw,

eoanseodaOeus, ftoea hundreds ef tbe largest itaMe wholesale houses In tUt, aod searir eathts OssUsil, coedd be givua tf speue sf•

vuuumm to scrs

M* PrtfHttw mt MtnmfkctwtfS

Whsleaale Pealwr ta Sal Seda. OreaM of Tartar, Sup Carb Soda, Oooking Catraets, Wax Matafoes, Sr. 189 Weter Street, New fork*

A^yta, ismrew

Fulling and Oloth Dr

MULL.

bj Mr. D.

Bmmouan, who tswuntntowussagewtworttmss. Farmers aad etburs caa d^Nmd 00 nttfsf good

"To tim'titLX"

Aleuts.

JDBT rsoulrwi, os EESETSMUMY, ISI of Fstltr LMSTR**

e*k£ratrd

Pbtfenu

gealM, 000,700,800,10001300 ISM As. M3M, Cenmut Seaues

stl st

BMA tto tcMofwin^ Otrtiftesta.

UTJR OTCHUDMRTL. IF 0« STAAAUD WUMTTS,

E—ars sad

•afc

QSAMM,** rsWaMs MTFKAA,

OL&BSE8,

Begar,

aad

Wsstsra SHFTE, I FAST

IU E bottar AMITM, A monr

ddt-

list

tfaey SAW-

1, WE eeteswsuatfer ARREETLESB.' I.SWTDEE,

wbas EM lent C»f

VmtfClty

Dodd's Hat Store," wj

144

MAIN STREET,

Three Doors below 4th Street—Cincinnati*

Coder the above name end style, and ta the saaw loeetfor, veetaUishaMat has been tmowa to the public for

Viuti* Sw. CMboms yftitf *S-3t

Pathology.

CHARLES

vr.

large amount

advise the ladies

Ten Fears

ft*tt and aoqoited some reputation for tho quality of iu auheture. Bj- ctaee atteotion (0 the wants ef our customore we hope toewUin this repetaUoo. Aaetiter hoaca, recently opened, baring totrodaoed Itstif by admtisemeBt, as I "OmM'e ftcm Stoni" aad put the sign "OosM Hit SwaB." ttMaefegr prcdacta a wrong Impression upon the pnfalic uMi aad Mftsiai ta business traeeeettooet It la proper ier as to stots, that we ate ia no way ccoaeeted with said heosr, and that ow ooty place of bMtesss is at the old steal above aedU whom we coafimts to axantttkctaz-i Hats of superior (toaUty—keep a Srst rate stoek ef goods for the Wholesale aad Setail Trade) aad will at all times be pleased tom our

WM. PODD

A oa

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO,

SESSION of t853-'M.

TarraageoMUt,

BI Thirty-«»«h Annual Coaien Uetures wit] ««»i aseace oa the first Monday to November, nnder thettOevl tog and dosr on the last of Ifebraarrt

FACCLTT,

V. LAWSav, It. a, Pnfteeoror thePrtaeipiee aad |W Uoe of M«JUc4ne, and Clinical Medicine. T. 0. SDVTARM, M. !., Mmr of UtirMt Medlca aad

Therajwotke, and Medieal, }uri*pn*ieiMv. 0. W. BAVLKSSt, if Profreeor of Anatouu-. ASBUKT BVAN3, M. D., Pn*ss»r of the Moeiplt/lad

Practice ot Surwry, aad Clinkel Suntery. T. MABSHAU, M. Professor of Obetotrie* and the Diseases of U'oiaeu and Children. SAMUEL Q. ARMOR, M. Pntesor of Physlolo«y aod

VTRIflHT, M. D., PreAssor of MetHeal Che-

eUstrr aod fudcolttRT.

THOMAS mX)D, M. of Surskel aad Ptartkal

THB OflSShKO KXm wilt be opeeed

the tastef

October, under tbe care of the ProfcStor at Kurgioal aad Prae«fa,

CLINICAL I.ECTURBS, by the ProSMors of the Prwtleo of Medicine aad Sureerr, *111 be tlellwied regularly Ihioiwh. out the session, at the OMatnerela! Hospital. In wKtltioo to

this, a

Calltft CHnlc

will bsesMllsked, whkh will afford a

eUalml instruction.

PRELIMINARY USCTUBJN will be delivered during the month of October, by the member* of the Faculty. This course (which will be fcwj will emhraoe leelures at the lleepital and Ooltege. It wiu not Infringe on the regular eouree.

The New College Bllflee 1s an ample and convenient build. ins, aad Is well adapted to the rorafort* of stndents. FKKS—For the whole course, Inelndlog the Dissecans Ticket. SlOlt Matriculation Ticket, ft!V| Hospital Itdiet, ft.Hi Qraduadoa Pee,

Oood Board, lot-It*!ins foe! aod lights, will average about SI{0 per week. I- I.AW90N, M. P., Oesa.

T. O. KPVTA8M, M. t., Registrar. uglHMt

ISAAC STRATI! & CO., I A O coaitsa'ar

FRONT AND JOJIN STRUTS,

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

Warehouse, No. 19 Front Street, between Main and Walnut

rpHB above te a wood cut of a doublc-goared "QUKCN or TDK aocTa" Coa» Mnx. We manufoetuns a Com Breaker of gnat strength and dura blllty, and nese of operation.

We place this ueeiul contrivance on all sites of Milts, by which

UHIMIS

we convert aCorn Mill Into a Stock Peed Milfi

but a few minutes work to put It oi\ or take It off. We mnnutactore portable Mill*, elngle al'tl double genrcd [best quality of French Imrre] to grind Wheat, Corn and Ptoek Fenln, calculated for sti«m, water or boree power. Tlinea Mills have IMWI run by steam and horse power In compctlllon sgelnet the other make of Milts In our city, at our State Fairs, ami have never Rilled to carry off the first premium—on one occasion was awarded a beautiful silver medal. Our Mills also took two first premiums, as tho best Mills, at Iwoancuai Fairs of our Mechanic's Institute.

ALSO—Portable Saw Mills to be run by steam, water or boree power. This Milt was exhibited In operation by horse power, at the Ohio State Fair, In le&Q, wkwi it was awarded a premium and a splendid iltver model,

ALSO—Different kind of portable horse powers, and steam Knglne*. All our ertlrlo*, for ease of operation, simplicity, usefulness and durability, are surpassed by none now In use.

All our articles are warranted as represented—or no sale— at our coat of transportation and the money reminded. For a fnll description and testimonial* of merit and usefulmen we refer those Interested to our pamphlet, to be had at our factory, wbe?e we take pleasure to explain each article.

I3AAU STRAUB A CO.

NOT*,—Mr. Kimball, the partner of J. II. Burrows, while «xhiMtlng a Burrows Mill at cur State Fair, last foil, was boisterous about his Milt, and courageously enterod Into eu arrangement with me to grind corn thust whoever grinds the most, runnling quality and quantity, was to be the owner of both mills, at each and every trial. rourr must. StraubtorunalSln. Mllli Burrows S Co. to run a 90 lo. Mill. •Rcom

T*UI~

Straub to rim a 23lo, Mill) Burrows A Oo. to run a 34 In. Mill, ntao

TRIAL.

Straub to run a 96 In. Mllli Burrows A Co. to run a80 In. Mitt. When the pinch came, that boisterous courage »topped out. Totheebove now append a challenge to grind cob food out Of whole ears of corn.

I will ran my 1* loch,

"Quttn of Iht Saulh,"

breaker attachment,

with a cob-

tht *me article

0tet

al tht Ohio SUte Mr, la*t fail,

took th* premium

against a 24 inch Burrows

Mill and William Stewart's Ohio and Kentucky Stock Feed Mills, both to be run at oocei and If yoa are apprehensive of a risky busineee, you have my entire approbation lo run Mr. Pomeroy's Own Crusher aa aa auxililaryt Should my single article tall to grind equal tn quality or quantity to the eour. blned produetions of we two or three mills Just as you please) then you can draw a few hundred dollars as stake* put up.

Come boys, don't be cowardly—there nothing like walking strait Into the merits of a thing ISAAC STRAUB. August 4, UtMMa.

State of Indiana, Sullivan County, *#.

PAKBN VP, by JARV» MO*m, of Oill Township In said

county, oo tbe Uth day of Jusa, 1M3, in the act of esca ping from tbe owner, ONK DARK BAY MARK, about three years old, no marks er brands psreeirable, appraised to fifty doUars by William Eaton and Peter Hopewell, before me

WILLIAM DOTE, /. p., [s«M.],

A trot copy

Armrt JOSEPH W. WOLFS, Clerk., June Slth,

State of Indiana, Snllivan County,

ss.

'f'AKEJS CP, by Jossrn RICH,of Currr Township, Sullivan

County, Ind., one estray CHRSTNCT SORRKL HORSS. with a small etar In the f«ee, right hind foot white, shod all arouMl, emmsed to be six yearaoldi oo other marks or brands pweelvabte. Aporaised to sixty dollar*, by Sanfofd Brldwell

DOWKf,

A true Mir

York

Bail* Tim*, Oct. S8,1M. All coed housewives will r^ciee io aad glorify ths name of fturiuet alter they have givee hi* Baktog Powder a lUr U«U. New York »**, Brft.

Armn tWBni A. WOLFS, Clsrti. Mtfef ISSSHlMt.

State of Indiana, Putnam County,

August •, 0. C.

saitWMimr.

0. P.

onewnAJKE»

A Oe S. Pwtwr A0o 0«rr*r-

mm S Boemt If. Sattth A Ssnai *. W. SaUtht A. MeOtrngort J. Oeok S Co Mere-Haute, led. Jno. S. Walters, Mentasu

CINCINNATI STORE*

JOHV B. LUDOWICI,

WNOUSATAwuum or ALLKJJHJSOF OkoeffiM, Zsiqnortt, Tobacco, AND

WAILS,

UNION ROW, THIRD DOOU FROM THB WEST CORNER, TCRRB-HAUTE, IXOIAHA.

AetuetU.W« tf

Clsctsasti

TESRE-BAtrrE

ttkU

AND EVANSmi-E

A N A A E I N E

A BOAT ef this Llae wttl Uare tbs Basis (ft Havhmrj twlse wesb far tba prawut, sod ie Ports below aa UM Ceaal is fiftJabsd* 1%a ffiws

DM sbene Ltae bstv* fiwUIOas for carryiajg twufare tens ef /istfliteeeh.

fvzirdkfrt

dtfSaaUr.

or owants^T en beard or te

S& 148RWIN &. CO.4

DBS* CUFRIROTR* BVAWS,

Hfvactiesawwelsta4

Tws.TALWEES Zc.,w «le, smi »l

II*. 1

TAHOS# BF

AfriTS. t&Z-JO-U J.c. ROSS.

AVLNQ tiianmitm tofslhiMr ia UM ef Mwtielae ami Sttrgory, lesv» Is retera tiuuiks far foot palrooafs, aad re^ocllaJiyiwiteU a seaUnaaaoA ol tiwaans.

OFFICE, west «f UM Vsisenslist Ckarcb. MM 31. leW-TiU

P., [mt.f

ss.

XT OTIC® Is hereby glvec, that Israel B. Oompton edmloUtrater of the estate of Martha Saaford deceased, handled Ms petitioo to sell the real estate of tbe deceased, her personal being tasaAdent to pay bcr debt*) and the said jpetltioa will be heart, at U» tbe next term of (he Osurt of Com moo Pleas efeeM eouaW. JACOB McOOHOS,

Putnam County-

TM*M SSCWXAER. MO. W.

sruMir.

STBATOI,

Ferwardlng and GoaaMon Merchants,

STEAM BO AT AGENTS,

AND DEALERS IX FLOUJL, SALT **D FISH, OUae aa aensr of Flm and Ohio Streets, near the Bridge, Terre-Hitule, Indiana. at ts all bMteaw tn the lioe ef Foraod Cumsulaeiea. JCH

WK'-