Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 6, Number 2, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 October 1853 — Page 2

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WM. E. McLEAN, EDITOR. S E HA E 7,188.

rrs. h. p*«ri!., Nor 08 Pimrih Street, WlweeB Walout lod Viao, Cincinnati, i* oar awtbortead fcgeat to obtain a4varti*ein«Bta ami eobecrlpUona for us lu llisl city. 3TS. M. Perresetn, Si-

CO.,

N«w»j»par s^iirrr-

tistng sgeuts, ore authorised to receive advarllaeBWBti and inbuertpUoH for w* *#4 receipt far the •uoe. Their of&cee are »t

NEW YORK, 12*2 NM««St. BOSTON. 10 Stat* Ht.

DEMOCRATIC SOMINATIOJF.

Miction, Tneaday October tllb, 1803.

POT Sttprrmr Court Rrperter,

ALBKRT G. PORTER, of aaaiow cocmr.

TGR AN'APPRENTICE WANTED at thifc office immediately. A led between 15 and 17 years of age would be preferred.

IT We ire authorized to annoaoas HIRAM SMITH, candidate for re-election for Coooty (!emntliitDOtr from the 2nd District, at the coming October election.

The Election..

Voter*, do not foigefc, that on Tuesday next, the election for Supreme Court Reporter a»wl County Uoinmisaioner, Uk*s place. to the P°'^» #0*

voU5

cometh freemen, and rrjoice in the fact, that vou have the right to exercise this tnetrimaMe privilege.

(£7-We have read with interest and pleasure, the reply of our venerable Secretary of State, Gov.

MARCV,

to the letter of Mr.

Hulsemim, the Austrian Minister, coniaining the protest of the Austrian Government against the conduct of Commodore Ingraham, in the Kosta affair. It is replete with nrgumerit and noble sentiment, and indicates churly, the high and hondrable position thai! the President of the United States occupier, relative to this transaction. In it, there is no dodging the question, no truckling

tyranny and power, but a bold and fearless avowal of the facts, the law, the determination and views of our Government in the case. It will be read, with becoming pride, by every ci'tausn of this wide spread Kepublic, and by the lovers of right, justice and liberty, throughout the world, with hearts full" of rejoicing end hope. We wish that we could ley it before our readera, but owing to its length, it will be impossible #0 to do, wo therefore content ourselves by giving the laal paragrapha. which ,how conclusively President Pierce's posi

lion in the premises. ••The conclusion at which the President has arrived, after a full fsatninauon of the transaction at Smyrna, and a respectful consideration ol the views of the Austrian fiovernnietit thereon, as presented in the IluUommtn note, arc, that KusSia, when aeiled and imprisoned, was invested with the nationality ol the United btates, and they bad, therefore, the right if they choose, to exercise it to extend their protection to linn that from international law. the only Uw which can be rightfully appealed to for rules •f. action in this case, Austria could deaire no authority to obstruct or interfere with the

United States in the exercise oj this right in a fleeting the liberation of Koaxta, end that Copt. Tngrahain's interposition for hw seleaw was, under the extraordinary c»fcumstance* of the case, right and proper.

These conclusions indicate to Mr. liu sematin the answer which the undersigned is instructed by the Presideut to make to the Emperor of Austria, to the demand preaenied in Mr. II latin am.'a note. ihe President doea not aee sullicient causa lor disavowing the acta or the American agents which are complained of by Austria. Her claim for satisfaction un that count, has becu carefully considered, and ia respect fully declined.

!iicou

um« m*

Being convinced that the seixure and irn

AUStriu will take proper measures to cause Martin Ko*sta to be restored to the same Edition he waa

LUAAIS'

MIR«*«

OCT The State Fair commences 00 next Wednesday, and a grand exhibition is anticipated, MHF

Store. T»k

before he was seized ,n

the streets of Smyrna, o«» the 21st of June

*l1»e undersigned avails himself of ihis occasion to renew to Mr. HuUcmann, the W«VrL'MARCY

U*m*' Mtvror of lutc»,*r»ncc aai Cri**. We learn that this iniereating Panorama will be in this place, in a abort time, and we have no doubt, but it will be liberally pationized by our citizens. We take pleasure in copying ihe following notice from the State Sentinel

ISTTXRWANC* ASO

Wiy* —IVtsbeautilul Panorama was open--J lor tho first time on public exhibition on Monday night to a very large and crowded 'IO niu

all. ihe largest in

house- The M.somc Hall, ibe largest ihe State. so crowded that many per•oiucouM o.« C''» '"V X. ll.H ... SkJ «iK »',"»»»* itiice- Thia I'suvrama «s destined to be 6ne of Ae w»««st popular ever exhibited ^e coun5rv. and out young t.ai.ve ihm wS, no dJubt, be richly rewarded for hu

^**E* ai\betH eikuuid go and see |t- l" row nsSkTaLe and beautiful deetfn, it cannot fail to nleaae all, except tha r«M stlitru *ho neveAike to see theo^lvcs printed

i^^n^kf^ur Children *0 sea

Miatk the ceitein desuucUow that awatu Ae

understand that Mr llartK the artiat. ,U lumaell etpUin the scenes «nd to nwfrow

The ^ttb-tiewury of the Crfy \atk ireail to oontain tea lars in gold »od

Treasury ef A*

lh* #iurl4u*

doubt will be realised up

on the occasion. Great preparations are being made ar.d from every appearance, we are induced to belie** thellt will be far ahead of the one last year, at Indianapolis. It is to be held at Lafayette, ej«d judging from the specimens we have aeon, of the loika of that city, we have DO doubt but every effort will be made to render all comfortable, who may be present at that time. We understand that the fare on the Bail

Roada, will be half price, going to, and returning from the Fair.

O^r The October Term of the Court of Common Pleas commenced its session on Monday lmt. Judge

Swiss BstL

19 W lbmy

rrr A man Uuere^y ooumy, ha»cot*tracted e, a PHUadeiphi^ to de-

k\rn t,W0 a to at

city and gave two concerts on Monday and Tuesday evenings of this week. They were exceedingly well patrouiaed, and gave, as far aa we oan learn, general satisfaction.— Their performances were both novel and intereating and well worth the time and money spent in hearing them.

Brother Christy of the Eel River Propel ler speaks of l.is prospects for establishing a paper in Bowling Green as follows!

PKOSPKCTS AU&AD.—A

and un

prisottmenl of Koszta waa illegal Justifiable, the President also declines to iive his consent to his delivery, to the Conful General of Austria, at Smyrna, but after a full examination of the case as herein Presented, he has instructed the undersign vd to communicate t* Mr. Hubemann hit confident expectation lhat the I-.mporer of

Ktw YORK ro«Tics—The New Vork true Democrat says that of about 80 demo* cratk papers iu that State, two have hoisted the ^Terrified" (Hard) ticket, while Id hoist the "Cntet :.led*,(^" banner.

(^7-Mr. James Riddle has again returned to the and R- Corner, where, with Mr. Lodkridfe, ander the firm of Riddle & Lockridfe. he i* again di«|»ensl»g Proeislow, Umcerie*, Arc ,hia old patrons and Ibt

mt""^

u.(

THE COOXTT FAIR.—To-morrow,

ia the

day, fixed for holding the Fair for thia county. It wilt take place in the Court House Square, and to far at preparations indicate, we are sorry to believe, thai it will be a slim affair, though we trust that our citizens will, generally, attend and contribute all they can, to make it a pleasant and interesting occasion.

We must ccnfeas, that in ibis enterprise, now becoming ao genera), that our county ia far behind many others, much inferior in agricultural resource* and wealth. Why

KIXMKY,

Court, but being in ill health retired, and by agreement of the partita, Blackford B. Moffatt, Esq., was chosen to act as Judge in the oaae of the State v$. Martin Harreil, lor ublio Indecency. The caae was tried and submitted to the jury, under the instructions of the Court, without argument, who in a few minutes returned a verdict of not guilty. This verdict was just and pro per, it being clear from the evidence that he did not commit the act with which he charged. Salmon Wright, for the State, John Baird and T. II. Nelson, for defendant. We learn that the Court has adjourned, until next Monday.

WARREN'S BLOCK.—The

auditor, in to-day's paper.

0^T" The trial ol

slaughter in killing

opened the

lower rooms, of

thia beautiful block of buildings, is almost completed, and four of the seven already occupied and the remainder are now being finished and will be occupied in a few days.

II now, are the Southern Bank on the eaat corner, Hulmtn's Wholesale Grocery Grover's Stove and Tin Store, KerckholTsi Leather Store. Dr. Thos. B. Mahan, in the one next lo the east corner, will, have a large wholesale.and retail dry goods establishment, not inferior, we learn, to any, to any other of the kind in the city. S. 11. Potter & Co., will move their Hardware Store, in the west corner, on the alley, in a few days, and we learn that Whipple it Co. will occupy the other with a Dry Goods

ihem

RISOKKS

visited our

young man who

was out In the country lasi week endeavoring lo procure subscribers for us, says^that, ,^e President oomm 360 men promised 10 subscribe next Christ- been appointed bv me, 1 mas or as soon as their corn is sold. We cial agent of ihe United States in Floren have employed sixteen clerks to officiate on Tuscany. ihe occasion, and a police force will be in attendance to prevent a rush. We have al1 so ordered buckskin pockets for ourpanta loons for fear of a break.

A general meeting of presidents and directors of the various railroads, in the U. Ststes, we see it stated, will convene at Washington during the month of October, to consider the adoption of a code of laws end the eetabliahmeot of such general measures as ah all guard against accidents on

railroads, and give more confidence to trav eliers. and assurance lhat precautionary ,jie

measures of ihe moat reliable kind are hour-

iSIIBIiiSBI^

from several of the beat bouse* in the city, their approbation or support.

Row. X. LtVISGSTOiVs Store has been removed to the east side of the Public Square where he haa on hand any article of Ready Made Clothing of all varieties, to suit the most fastidious. Call, aee, and be dressed.

Messrs.

ALSHCMCS

p^Mvur.aivi lutwuivw *v jr is this so It ia becauae many who ought I their card in to-day paper 1 »ey are to take a deep interest in thia matter, aland atill and do nothing. We appeal, then, to your own and county pride, to arouse yourselves to action, and by October, 1854, you will be enabled to hold as intereating an exhibition, aa any county in the State.You have the material, the will is all that ia wanting.

and and

The attention of Carpenters is directed to the advertisement of A. LA»OE,

county

MABION BLUS,

for man

JOHN CARR,

in Bowling-

green, last spring, taken to Pntnam county upon a change of venue, will be tried next Tuesday in Greencastle, at the Circuit Court there in session.

(£7- The following lines contain more practical good sense than msny a ponderous folio that has been read and universally admired:

Um fortnoe frowned my hoowt Wend 7 Don't hum y®0* k****

low 1

Thl»

Ume to Wtor I

Cp 1 dtrlko «Jooth»r blow Don't *lt *od ftoao, and front sod tell Wh*l you b»r* tried to do 1 Bot plus your ihoutder to the wheel,

Strain ncrre *nd put Iwr through.

(£7-

The National Intetligencer has received news from the American squadron up to June 1st. was then at the Loo Choo Islands, and had been favorably received by the authorities. The inhabitants of these Islands are very gentle and polite, and the obstacle to a free intercourse with

seems to be that they are not willing lo buy or sell anything.

gy- A Mr. Coiley, in Pennsylvania, has invented a fixed car axle, with loose wheels, which has been tried on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad with success. It is said to have rrquired but one psr certt., inoreased power 10 propel it on 1.200 feet curve, as compared with that required on the straight line with fixed wheel and revolving axle, now in use, of course require a much greater power estimated twentytwo per cent.

Dayion.

log, and will have a most salutary effect up- have placed ber, and her children, on the public mind, be*ide lending to secure I

un5jer

the adoption of a uniform system of rail- Newport, and the caae is hereafter to

road regulations. triad on criminal complaint.

The much *e*ed question, who shall be our minister to France/ is finally settled John Y. Mason, a cabinet member of a former admintstration is the lucky man. We judge him a good selection, if only because the tttiiwtsal Greeley press is down oa htm worse than a -thousand of brick.-"-

:ti

DieXlrcolt Court, for TSitnam oc«n

iv, his Donor, iudge Us«tns. preudwg. la now in session, at "UreoQcaeiie,

A team

i^d«

1,8

appearance

Calilbmia, with a load of

'fart ^Mira immuw. b? *m sili »if C«MS• y4

Hiram Powers, the Sculptor, has

mother of three children. The

the protection of a clergyman in

from whence the ins»h came.

Gen. Pierce is Air

whom we can sefelv recommend to the com- op^e any very material difference lhat we

sfors to Merwia At Co., and E. 3- Ytoite,}

attention to all business in their line. ,uccess „fa Democratic administration Mr S. BEAU

New Bool and Shoe Store. j,

menu in to-day a "journal. I»«J Komblv to sueaest, solely dependent Liverpool. Over 150 deaths occurred at New Castle. The steamer Western arniflsa at

lowed humbly to suggest, solely

#re 10

et /iiic- 'of the Union.(we don't mean by this term, TM c.rd K,

cesfors to aierwja "Ty Ispoilmen) ——... Fofwarding and Commisaion Mercnanta, lucky iucumoent 01 the Ixew will be found among the new advertisements. York post office, or whether a Barnburner

„riririn.i 0®^ ia H. Smith's or a Hunker pockets any of the numerous Their principal omce is 11. it-nnr thousand dollar appointments new Warehouse. They will give prompt.

See card of this house in another column, it is time to break up

He has just opened one of largest and best ^^"J^^rnment itself. Gen. Pierce .locks of Boots and Shoes ever brought |°jw43 elected to that high position he occcuthis market. Hit Store i*» No. 6, Pbccnix jes by voles', the votes, too. of men. who having exercised that inestimable right of

GOODXAJC,

(£r It is estimated that there wore at lea Pierce's administration has a high seventy thousand persons in attendance up* mission to fulfil. To it are confided the the Ohio State Fair at Dayton. The La- hopes

favette Courier thinks that a similar num. termined people. Important, vitally imporlayette v^ou ir.fi:«n« State tant queslions, foreign and domestic are ber may be expected at the 1 presented to its decision and Fair, the 12th inst.

MKXICO

Fair

(£7- The receipts of the State

deP®n,^n'

upon their approbation or support. It don

cr-—that

diseern. to the true Democracy

politicl|i

spojjmen)

office huclera, .nd

whether a hard shell or a soft

belong to that State. If

be determined by such affairs aa these,

,h®

Vnw York Clothin* 1 freemen, and rejoiced in the aignal triumph New °rk !|Q

which theif indi,idual

has just

received a most extensive and elegant supolv of Ready-Made Clothing, which Irom

mined to dispose of upon the most reasonable terms. Not a day passes but many a shabby specimen o( humanity goes in, comes out an altered man. Go thou do likewise.

exertions contrib

uted, are now quietly pursuing their respective avocations, adding to the wealth

the strength, and the greatness of thecoun try, and relyiog upon his fidelity to ihe principles of Democracy and progress for an able, brilliant, and efficient administration of publie affairs.? -Those who are making the clamor, and who are so severely exercising themselves about the "success of his administration, are only the sore headed politicians, who have become so vitiated and corrupted by long lines of po litical intrigue, that they think the first, the most impoitant and most respectable duty of a President, consists in the prudent dispensation of Executive patronage. They are the hangers on, the mercenaries, the con tractors of the great Democratic army.

Corruption ia the only formidable enemy to the permanence ot our political institutions. Conflicting parties honorably struggling lor the success of great principles, instead of contributing to the dangers which threaten the prosperity of government, tend to the developeinent of intellect, the incrase of knowledge, and the elevation ol national character. Truth in a fair contest with error must always prevail, and enlightened men by their acquiescence contribute to its strength and permanence. But the experience of every government, of which hit lory furnishes any account, and particularly those which have been called free, abun^ dantly teaches that through the avenues of intrigne the enemies of popular liberty have found their way to influence, power place, and that upon the concealed shoals and reefs of political corruption the hopes ol mankind have time and again been wrecked.

The true friends of the Democratic party, and true Iriend of the Republic, should

sound the alarm at tbis approaching danger.

Dfa

generous, a prosperous, and de-

solution. In comparison with these conflicting claims of trading politicians and disappointed spoilsmen are of Utile conse-

kt„

the ring and let the Empire.

AND HER

exceeded 17,000—including the

preliminary subscription required by the Board. This is about ®IC00 more than the receipts at Cleveland last year.

commerce,

The Washington ITnton, says, th-t Pie* ident Pierce has in no way commuted mmself to the Pacific railway, and espeoiallv does he stand uncommitted to such an enprise as a government undertaking, to be paid for out of the United States Treasury.

The fashionable world at Newport having been scandalized and horrified by a transaction, at that place, in which a well known Wall street gentleman, conspicuous in the New York fashionable world, was guilty ol

ung,«nly

ly exercised upon every railroad through |,dy amiable and educated woout the Union. This is aa

important meet-j

and disgraceful act of inflict-

personal chastisement upon hi* wife,

(he

Snot.—The Madisoi. Courier of Monday aays: A man named i* rooks waa shot in an atlrsy on board a flat boat, which lies jttt above the city* It appear# that Frooks and tHbers were pi ay ing cards with the owner of ibe flat-boat, when a dispute arose about a dollar bill, which ended in the shooting of Frooks by the ftat-boatman, through the abdomen- The homicideJiaa escaped. Frooks is not espeoted to sunrive theio-

jury.* ||MKttoQ of

nJmrn* or

ASSAULT

ENGLISH CREDITORS.—

The London News contains a letter addressed by President Santa Anna, of Mexico, to his excellency, Senor Don Castillo Lanzas, the Mexican minister at London. and by him communicated to the chairman of Ihe committee of Mexican bondholders. agreeably lo the iotenlions ol Santa Anna. in which he expresses his satisfaction thai Mexioan bonds have risen four to five per cent., in consequence of the news of the formation of a national bank in Mexico. which was to take charge of punctually paying the interest of the National debt. He declares his determination to use every effort to secure the regular payment of in terest due Mexican bondholders, and adds, "I shall not rest nor retire from the government until 1 see established a railway, a bank, and a good system ol government and finance.1

A question has come into the Treasury Department as lo the right of a soldier who has been dishonorably discharged, to re,t,e .ravelling p.y .hich -ould h.n

undoubtedly been his right had he left ihe service honorably. The Second Comptroler has (fecided that a dishonorable discharge is "by w»y of punishment of an offence, and lhat being such, the law. of January 29, 18S3, and June 18, 1846, expressly withhold auch pay from him

Judge Spooner of Ctndnnafi, wishing lo moisture gets to the germ aad kiUs let off Mie Pendery, who wa* indeed for This happen generally to ihe largest slapping a roan who called her a Her. de«t-1 tetda—those thai are

that a gross insult had been given the produc® tim ewa^ hawl dawted ladf a and hlow wbkh fefioiM was Wa remain Tlbeae predoee fe^ en estsaeh, but -a m&Am and ittettfa* juc «tocks and poor wheat if w* tk*».

eeede, erWch

AKO Barrcav. growing. The outside ooating btiog Uo-

are e^ilenlatiMi. g«^ng towards tho face Heo©* he aocouou for the abandaooe

A a

ddkiam of mmutg iis«&

1 Adtitioaal Foreign News.

IFFHE' NEW YORK,

soc'ces^cTM^ministration, may we be al- The Cholera is spreading in I^ndooand

"3 fingers

&«S 2«':

Tho Supreme Court of Pennsylvania haa decided lhat a tenant for years is the owner of an estate in the land, and is. therefore, en-1

the construction of the road. Any advanta ges which his particular estate may derive from the road may be deducted from the amount of injury dooe to him but the advantages, which the owners of any other estate may derive cannot be deducted from the claim of the tenants for years.

crjfne

titled to compensation for an injury done to \mrty for \u j„ equity I have commttled bis eotale, by a turnpike road company in jno crime, but in law, seems, 1 have ana

Oct. 1.

Liver

pool from Brazil, with Geo. Lopez, minister from Paraguy and Buenos Ay res. July 31th Urquira took refuge on board American steamer, and next day his forces surrendered. Buenos

Ayres

tranquil and bus

iness was recovering. Last advices^ say Orquiza was quiet at Embreois.

German papers say the U, States is backing Switzerland in opposition to Austria, promising active assistance, and that Austria is endeavoring to induce the European governments to demand of the U. S. a declaration of her views on the subject of intervention in European polipy, on the law of nations in general, and the subject ol citizenship in particular.

Vienna letters say it is fully expected there that the Washington cabiuet would give up Koszta to the Austrian authorities.

A committee of the Holy inquisition again condemned Uncle Tom's Cabin as damnable and pernicious.

The emperors of Austria and Russia and the King of Prussia met at Oimaix, on the 2Pd 1 he fate of Turkey is supposed to be the subject of the interview.

China overland mail was telegraphed, with dates from Hong Kong to July Bombay 12th. Great famine in Burmah. and the country overrun with LascarsCholera is raging in Upper India. The Chinese revolutionary army is unchanged in position. The Tartars attempted to re take Amoy, but failed.

It was rumored on Saturday that negotiations would be re-opened instead of war. A courier arrived at Paris, on the 14th, from London, with the decision or Aberdeen. Russell, Clarendon and Palmerston.

Another courier started for Constantinople bearing despatches to Lord Stratford De Redcliffwhich.it is rumored in well informed circles, enjoins him to employ every possible means to induce the Sultan to accept. without delay, the note from Vienna, without modification. The British minister thorized to allow the squadron to enter the Bosphorus and disembark the troops for he purpose of causing the bultan decis ion to be respected. •.

There is no disagreement between ranee and England relative to the Tuikirii quesHUI1.

LIVERPOOL—Breadstuff's

4 the wU variously estimated .. fro^ «d 10 7d. Wheat Is. to 2s. Corn in moderate

to 7d. Wheat Is. request. White variously quoted at 34 ®37, advance attributable to the variablenebs ol the weather—increasing firmness continued in the markets, by the threatening aspect in the Turkish dispute.

Beel and Pork dealers are awaiting the award of the Government con'raot. Bacon quiet, but firm. Cloverseed active, advanced to 45a)48 shillings.

LONDON MARKET.—From

writer in

one of the St. Anthony's Falls newspapers ••away out in Minnesota," says -What do those gosling ediiors mean when they say 'away out in Minnesota T'-~ What is it that we are OUT of 1 Haven we everything that reasonablo heart could wish tor 1 We have bright Italian skies, magnificent sunsets, pure, sparkling Lakes, laughing streams, breezes soft and fragrant as the Indies, a soil rich and vegetation luxuriant, a climate that imparts health and vigor to the body, as the pearly drops Irom

PACIFIC KAILKOAO.—Tbo

A practical farmer from Maine, writes tu ^this road under tbo charthe Patent office, 0»ai aeed wheat should

nerer be thrashed with a machine. He had ffuatot1 that each slock boiler is Ld the experiment* and tbatthn«hed by

L.d.

and

when! raieed truer the eeed «be maohsoea. it woekl he

the teacher Is

Misdirecting Letter*.

Occasionally articles are published iu your paper censuring the Post Otnce Department for delays and losses which occur in transmitting letters through the mail. ||a« ever occurred to you that the writers of letters should receive a share of the blame so lavishly bestowed upon the Post Office A vast number of letters fail to reach their proper destination owing to the imperfect manner in which they are direct ed. Sometimes the town is named without the State sometimes the State is named without the town or post office, the writer supposing that 'Mohn Smith" is well-known in Pennsylvania, and a letter so directed will not fail to reach thi proper person.

Husband* writing to their wives in the country, after exhausting every lender epithet to be found in the dictionary, would, we should think, take the trouble to direct their letters properly, and not deposite them in the post office in a blank envelope.— Owners are now wanted for three such let* ters recently left at the post office, signed as follows: D* W. to his wife "Emma."— ••Pearl, weight 200 pounds," to his wife

Darling Lizzy." "Bobby,M to his wife. A metnorandum has been kept for two or

three years past of the number ot letters to Cashiers misdirected to New York, who reside elsewhere, and it is found that it av erages fifty a month having a list of the cashiers of banks in the United States, the errors of. the writers are corrected as far as they oan be. in the weekly list of letters advertised in Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, it is always the case that many letters for New York houses are found to be directed to those cities. I am well satisfied, that thousands of letters yearly fail to reach the destination, owing to the carelessness of

IIOTKLDOM.-—The

have agatn as

sumed a decided upward tendency at^a daily advance, closing on L" riday highest figures yet attained.

at tho

Advance dur-

But still, we think

A HINT—The

Baring, Urcu-

Coffee quiet. Rice active. Tea dull.

Breadstuff* excited. American Red Wheat

ball go on ."—Dayton I ter. Hour active at 32(0)34^^

AWAY

OUT IN

perqu,r

MINNESOTA.—A

The

give beauty. Ah, 111 tell

vou We are out of New York and Boston and Philadelphia, and thank Provtdence for it! We are in Minnesota, IN the centre of the great West, IN a land of promise We don't feel the iron rule of your eastern monopolies, your -false fashions so chill,* but we are independent out here in Minnesota/'

ALANSON G*Eplead

London Chronicle.

ia the substance •May it please your honor, as I have Counsel. I wish to say a lew words relative to the case. My first wife was a very bad woman, and 1 found there was no living with her, and we separated, and we continued to live separate, and it is more tn »n seven years since we have lived together, and 1 supposed that after seven years could marry again 1 was so Informed but it seems those who informed roe were ignorant of the law, and that 1 have been guilty

in marrying this woman. 1 era

ask your honor to deal mercifully with ine 1 am an old man I am very feeble and in firm. 1 have had a great many troobles. I am almost blind. I married thia woman end am eery sorry for it. 1 hope your boo or will consider my caae favorably

Journal ol

Commerce of Monday rays: "CepitaUsts will be eery sly of ihe sfock of «ny company that may be created for the

the Legudature oCNew York

individnrily

the

than dial ihreehed srish the maclune, and the etock. noogn berry wea much fuller, and the flour made it ia far anperioc. The reason ter this he cojiteiida, ia, Wtai the machine beakaa

i^kstock opeaed in a brisk manner, tbe mhtmr is regarded with distrust in Wall and will be difficult to raiee the whole pypfrlt of hundred millions which mast be •cuUlly and in good faith eubeoribed hefere the company proceed to their organi* aatioa."

George U. Chapman aad U.S. Gamer,present, hat* snt n« a proepectns ot-Chmpm**'* Chtticleer,'' the title of a ^ijier wh*ch

G«orpic« w* of ~C»®«

A. dUl 000k eivws (heI

toe®." I

sroere at a

—M*d*9*m. Ekinner*-

Washington Star says that although Mr. Forney Intends entering upon the charge of a new Democratic journal in N York citv, he does not decline being a can didate for clerk of tlie house at the coming session of congress.

Bishop Doane's trial in New Jersey, based on the charge of his being too familiar with the ladies, i. al end, the respondent having made a satisfactory statement, which the court recieved and made' the basis of abandonment of the case and discharge of ihe

Bishop.

The

guilty, in New

London, last week, to the charge of having two wives living, and was sentenced to too years imprisonment in the State prison.-— Before ihe sentence was pronounced he made a speech 10 the court, of which the

Logansport Pharos, speaking of the

approaching election, truly says: -There is little excitement in the political field. It is the calm which generally follows ft hotly contested political canvass There is but a small ticket, and that tends increase the calm. But no ono should, on lhat account, neglect to discharge his duty as a citizen. Every Democrat, especially, should be at the polls and cast his vole for ihe candidates which have been presented 10 the people by the mode sanctioned by the past usages of the Democratic parly. •The Democrats should not sleep becluse unparalleled success has attended their efforts. It is as necessary to keep uo an or-

forts. ganizalion when the polittcal waters are si rest, as when the enemy are in force in field. 'In peace prepare for war,'is an and established axiom—and if it is good to have the Democratic forces organized when there is a sharp contest for principle, then it is well to see that the strength of the party is not lost by lukewarmneas iq the hour of victory."

FAESTATS FAI*

I' Job Printing.

writers thereol.—— Cosnnuniculion in IV Y. Jour, of Com.

N. Y. Mirror is notic

ing the rapid increase of magnificent hotels in New York city. Broadway we are told is getting to be little else than one vast so ries of hotels, with basement accoinmoda lions, for shopping, shaving, and bathing from tho Bowling Green to Ue Crystal Palace and all are lull and overflowing. The ed itor mysteriously addlt "It is said there aie two or three eligibly situated hotels whose proprietors ore always ••short." and yet their houses are always full! The mystery we suppose, may be e.v plained by one word—mismanagement.— Some landlords gamble away their profits some drink them up: others wa*te their sub

women.-

\r% nnA wi

110

one will deny the

statement, that there is at this time no business in New York so profitable and so sure as hotel keeping.'*

Forrest City says wo onoe

heard Ex-Senator Tom Corwin remark, that "when hs first entered an office to study law, he was the subject of ridicule for evry student in town, on account of his homespun dress." but added he, "I have lived lo see every one of them ten timaj as rag. ged as I was at that time—and why! I was economical ihey were spendthrifts.

the old

At LAFATERRE —Tbe

Lafayette iournal says: The work on the State Fair grounds is drawing lo completion. Ttie whole work ebows genius aod liberality. Our ciitaens need not foar of any reflection being oast upon the public spirit of the place by a want of liberality in this mailer.

Articles are arriving daily, intended for exhibition, and the prospect at present is that a competition, such as has not been ei* oeciftd, will present to the visitors the moat magnificient collection of live stock, culiivated products, aod manufactured articles ev* «eo in the Western Stales. We have heard that the ladies of the l»eke Shore in* i*od to present a rare collection of flowers, •nd that they confidently expect to carry ifca oris* Jo Laporte county. We have aloe heard of Peaches intended for the Fair that will weigh one pound each, owning from {fee interior of the Stale. In fact, it is ex*

pjffnlrt

that att tbe prizes will be oontended ferwith a rivalry thu wi!l eey»re tbe prwni-

TT0M

TO MM but splendid specimens A crowd of tiaitors unequaUed in nam her, by any oih^mottiog. will no donbt be

F*©* WASNMM

f«I«ThI^x»soectus, we iesra ihet*-Crt»wiStatee into the territory. Fartiea to be -general cor-1 sea out for the puroose of opening tar the ssoer which i* to be'in- end had transmttted back flattenog acconitte

ieoa ta^nnw wb^ »r »h« enoswittence tnfmalry ejusts b^twetrn them.

W til -J

TE**ITO*T.—'The

only subject engrossing ibe attention of toe people of this territory is what eahed the

MCa«ade

Road," which offers a passage

the road,

I a

is, that quflc a spirit

As it Is now about the tluia when our morchanU tad oth*t* are wishing to have their Cards, Circu- |-r Jars, Bill Head", IWrs, -fee., printed, wo would •(drat rwapectfaily call their attention to the »*J«ara«iV' Jos Patxtiwe

DWA*««XT,wtteh

A I

supplied with alraoat every variety of type, erabmciug many of U» tatoat atylos which we bafVo jost received Prom the Cincinnati Foduderlea. We very rarely mf our facilities for Mocutlngj this kind of work, hut we can with propriety rocomm«nd our Joling Department as ou« of tho most complete upon tho Wabaah. Ail auch work executed promptly, and at the lowoet fi(jur»a.(.

Plain aad Fancy Coloring, of all kinds, executed uealty, and upon the tnost reasonable term*. Specimens of tho latter can be aeen by calling at oar Office. Any description of Prlatlujr r*ap«Mfully aolicitod.

EO,

In New York, Sept. Uth.at the Church of tho Annunciation, bv the Rev. Dr. S^auar, Mr. GEO. A. WASSOX. or Tem-Haute, lo illaa HARRIET M. 0. BELL, ol the former place.

I E

On Monday, tho 3rd in»t.. at Vincennee, Mr. DANIEL BISHOP, agod about 63 year* Tho deceased was an old and much respected citiaon of that place, and bore hi* long and paiuful aicknesa with much patiouce aud christian resignation.

In this City, on Thursday, tho 6th luit., of flux, FLORENCE, Infant daughter of J.B.and MARY A. EOMUNDS.

NEW

A1 )VKRTISi !lv\ rs.

NOTICE

1 S HEREBY GIVEN, That I am authorised to lease for a term uot exceeding fire years, lot* at tho intersection of Muiborry ami Fourth vtreets, in the City of Terre-linute, known aa tha "Somln*rv Lots." Those disposed to rent portions ol •alJ lots, aro requested to make carl application to ALBERT

LANTGE,

.4n(/i/or«{/" I'ioo Gsvnfy.

Terre-Haute. Oct. 7. 185:i-2-3w

NOTICE

sis for

IS HEREBY GIVEN, That waled prooas i- the erection of a one story Frame Building, 30 by s28 fret, upon the poor-houso farm, near the city of Terre-Haute, will b* received until Tuesday tho lltli day of October, at 10 o'clock, A. M-, at tho Auditor's olKoe, where the particulars of the ptau of the building can b« ascertained. By order of County CoimnWuionem, Vigo Co. "October 7. A I.ANUK, Auditor.

F7T. II 1. ,t| A N' waowsAU nun* iu rnxw o»

Groceries, Wines & Liquors,

TOBACCO, N A11.S. rrc rrc o. ti, V«rren's ltlock, TKHRK.11AUTK, 1V1UAXA. Octobw 7, ISSft-S-y

noun

RECTIFIED WHISKEY. K. T. Ht'l.MAN tnibra* hi* Mtuliud thn public generally, that through a U*tg experience In the femaieM and alter lining flx*l lii» rectifying coorrm, In hi* Nfw

Store Room, on a Urge «•*!•, ami after an mitlivU now and mott perfect principle, h*

Intend* and *UalI now b« able to furnl«l tho Wit double rectified

wins

key.

which ha» cTcr been *li lo lhl« uuvrkcl, It l« decldnlly (ha moat iilcwaul, puro»t at»d hr*t wflW \Vhl«Vey, which w«« cwr wade, and will o**l the beft ever hrou«ht

here from

Clnciuuatl or any other pl»c*. All tho»c who wt»h lo (ft the bent rMilf Deuiit RtrUfltd WhUkey will ple»»e call aod lot the article apeak for llieir.

T. T. III'l.MAN, „VV. ft, lt'nrren'» Htfk,

October 7, tSSS»2-y lVrw Usote, Indiana.

Wines and Liquors.

P. 1*. Ill'I.MAN rrnperl fully announce! to bl» frluiult and the poblle (ten. erally, that he bai now on hand the larfrMl and nnxl enfetielvc niorX of all »orU of

Mtid Domwullr

WISH* AN'H l.tQCORS, a!Cojrnlac, French and IVacli Ilrnn. dia*i Purl, Madeira and Sweet Malaga W)n»| (Hit, R.ui», Hye, Uovtrlun, Munntiffahela, Irlult and Scotch WhUkeyi Spanlah *nl AtnoHcan Bra'«d), etc., etc., all ttf which will be void »t

Whltkeyi Spai Ich will be vol

IIIXMA.V,

,V». t, IVitrren't Binct, llaule, IIKIIMK.

Cinchmpil price*. Oct. 7, l»W-5-y Follow tho Crowd

AL3HULER & GOODMAN,

THE NKVV FIRM or nut

I I N N A 1 O I N 6 S O It E

1tKSI'JSCTfUlitiV

anitoiatmi to the rttlaaaa of Terre llaotw

*:*J llw«orroun.llii*Cfuntr», tlmt thev have Ju»l rccelted and *K' IIUW opmilnjr a larp» and well prleelcl w(,xk of Koady Made Clothing, which tor i»atne»« or fit awl quality nf workmatwhlp cannet he eau^vlWl by atiy other edUbll«hm»»t to Uie We»t Anumg Uwlr large and auwrtor »tork may be foiiinl

Hmver. mint Cloth, Peleroliatn, HrorJ Cloth aad Blanket QViaVOATS, oT all eolerf, al«e» and prieeei Free.k, Sack ami l)r*M COATS, or all hlnd*| PANTS ami VESTS, or all awalllle* and color!. AI»o. a l»m acoortuictit of (iKNTI.KMK.V8' fTJRNISIII.fO (MXlti*. *nch a! HaU, Oap«, Shirt*, Cflllan, Drawer", I ndtr. Ihirt*. iMJkvHfii,,

Any quautlty of TRUNKS aod CARPET BAOS cowtauUy on ha We hare no hmltaoey bi that we are fully aW« to up the reputation of

UH»aayln#,

CSocl.matl Clot hint Store we

have adopted Uie Yankee prinelple, Qulfk *«]ee and #mall pnifltn,—or, A nimble nUpeace being worth more than a •low (hilling ..

Con#, o-jo and all, awl examine our *U»k, and be *atl*Aed. AI.HIt'f,EH A (IOODMAN, Hunt lilt Iftt FhHU Squirt. Terr* llaule, Oct 7, l*5"V-?tf

ra w« W--m

NEW YORK CLOTHING I O WmOfflW feepeetMly lnfor»tt» the ftUwnsm TVrrw- ,\ Ilaute. and the wMtrriraWllr, that helUM MMfrt hi. 1 ari^ am vwrJZZi «f HEADY MADS CU/tll IftO from the Weet Side PoMIe Sqoare loth# Ra*t «de, where he ha* iwtIHofathe

Stock of Clothing, nltfeb ftt

elMMee, tartrty, durability and A I* I* 15 la weieelled In any Weetem in*rk«t. Ilele determined lo ke« op wlUi the tlmw In haHog the *ery teat ttoelt wo. ttanllr, wbi*h, tor pricoi *aaot fell to pleaa* K-rery raHelr

Oimtleoeea'a Wee*, Paotn, Veete, Coau, Ofereoata, of all ktoi, CraeaW, *e. Uie Fall aod Wlotw Stack it )*H reeeliwd, and le ooe eT the mott extend** eloek* behae wr fcwffc«J'**»*«!»"***•

CaU aod aee few yowraelTee. It. LlWOlTOf, Kent tUe of the PaMlc S^aare. IWfrttaote, Oct. 7,1m-t-il

WHOLRSALR ANDRKTAlf, BOOT & SHOE STORE.

8.NkodtagIhU

BRA V, Wbeteeole and Retail deaUr hi Beote aad Shoe!, takes method of lofamtag the dUSMae of eowtUa*, aad the p«Mle ia 1 eowtUat, ead the poMk la fraeral, taut eaened a l**e StoeS ef Bon«e and Mtom*, tamptletag a larite variety of Utdlee and ISieeee, Oeat*, YoMlte' aad CM1 drwr all ot tb* Wl miatfty, to be respeeUrity IOTIMIWare,atteaUao,

that he haa

IMr aod ariMte a »har» attbrtr patrooage, a ail of the abon Ooed« wUJ be eold at the very loweet ca«h

LadFee aad Kieeee aeeorteeot enllfaly noafMa Kae* mik, Coogreea, Colorad sad Kid Oait«r»i rranhllc, Caohoufl, ieaey lAnd aad SooUg B00W1 Lady rraoklla aad Sedtaaa TU*. ae. 1 Meeee Oaltef*. hooU, Shp«e, SIlMere, ae.

Oeota Prmorb and Asw»*«w Calf. Kip. fwtae aad Itoagartao Boot»t YeatM' Seat* aTewy deeei+MJee, M.| CWIdreae' Sboe«, Itaey aad stela. AH kind* eT Woek aude to order of the beet maefc aad Amertean Steek, aod ageMral aeeorV jawt ofCostoa Made W««k a) way!

baod.

All work wtrnxW t* rUtnd or repaired rata or ouaax II IHMM

in, to twaaooaMa eae.

Alao, LCATHES of tbe beet gotfty lOtt SALB. S, KAl. Ma,», tMoo Sow, Mala Street* OtMm 7, me-9-ly t^ ttarte, toUaot.

TN"GS"TON

Ti7i

&CO,,,

(•cwasseastowsswi*ao» A*»S. S. wetrs,) COSHB^OO

Mfrchants and Forwarders,

OSes oa Canal, t»*tw«#a Sad and 3rd Streets, TKRRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. Referencesl^ B. f*. Wourt, Butrsrr A Co., Terra-flaoie. C'Ritrr St MrrcKctx, Lewis It Gear, Eransville. Otsses, flhrcceweu, it Co, Nsw Y*rk.' JUMPS HCIX &• Ca., CteetaeaU. Jist^aen 4 Co., Mrilm*. Soorr Jc. Co., Tot*sk. tr Fartiealar atttatfe« paid to receiving aad fyrmttiittm W River, Raiiraad aad CaeaL

Oct 1,

Soathern Bank of Indiana,

rpfiiS lestllstlon located in Waaaea'e BLOCK

a«Q Stefri IfaCt» aad Bilk ef Etchaega. IsKsdaai, Ireland,ScotUad aodftormaey ea fta •wa roaqpoaatNtltr. Will also pey Iateresl ea dep«ilt(« it tha foUowtag rstea 4 per eeal* on Call:

Terw'Hurti, OCT. 7,

Montfta 'r

f«* wklefceerti$e*ea will be |iM at the abeve

STSaaitiait Hears from 9 a. *. te & jpast 1% *i freia pest I to ». *. TJBO. 6.

IK7Y,CADIW.