Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 6, Number 3, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 October 1853 — Page 2

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igtnl to obtain advertteementa and •ataeripuon* for ua iu that city. CS. M. PrrrKmikt. Sc Co., N«w«paper udverttaing agent*, are aulhoriaetl to rrwir« advertia«menu and rttbaertptiona for «i, sud receipt for the

Their office* are at NKVV YOliK, 12-i KmiwuSC BOSTON. 10 StaleSt.

(KR AN APPRENTICE WANTED fhi* office immediately. A lad between and 17 year* oi age would be preferred.

re elected Commi-ione. of Ihe Slid Di.lricl,

there being no regular opposition.

Official Vote of Vigo-Oct 11,1853.

TOWXSU1PH

Ilarrlaon. lionay Creek, at Orlge'a I'rairlatou,. Prairie Creak Linton Pieraon Klloy Lo«t Creek. N«VIIM. Olter Criwk Kayattc, at Ooalirit

Naw Marl el

Sogar Crrck, at Mttck»vil|p... Dr.Cutbouu'a,.

ty of coloring, &o., by the best Brussels.

Many other articles in this, and the other

precludes us the necessity of so doing.-— I together the fair, lor the second one ofthe kind held in the county, was a good one. auch a one as Vigo County may ba proud of, much better than we had originally been led to anticipate. It is a most pleasing reflection' that tho farmer* of tht* court ty are becoming alive to the importance of their great and honorable vocation. The field ol agricultural inquiry ia indeed vast, and abounds in many rich and yet undiscovered grmn !et science and industry then unite all their powers to wrest from the Hands ol nature the great possessions she does not desire to retail but which aha i« unwilling to jirld up without some equivalent in honest toil and labor.

"r't, Tie Eleetioa^

candidate, has received a majority over his

independent Abolition opponent, D*. GOB-{ WW. even io Old Vigo. TU. elocliou .l.ow. I

conclusively Ih.l ciie I'eopl, of ihi. county I,,ul

cb.i.l.ned Wbi». Drefoo. Brother, re the proprietor.— Ill.il. SMITH,ll.e prc«nl incumbenl, wU!Tl"'

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Fair, and such as to show that Vigo Coun- 1°*® ft»r,y million dollars a year by iy is not behind any of her tisfer counties in

M. 8 Durham, Esq delivered a short

tl. B. W«li»ara*on, A- T. P. Ash for the Defendant.

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went from this |4ae** we will have a gay ita* of it.

ItoA. Jn»* W, learn from a private letter fw*» W«N •Wp-rd the tlmnorslyp of rSO«, bU post about tire fOtb inet.

but quite an appropriate address in the »r Texas, said, in a ?pe«eh made by him afternoon. in Austin, ju.it before the electim» that he I had travelled over thirty eight counties in 0£r l-rancia W. Ellis ihat district, and he ventured the assertion. Manalaugter, in ktUing Johu C*rf, in Bow- %ccotdmg to Itt population, it had with* ling-Ureatt, in March U«. tak«n to Putnam. |g b««nds more churches of the various Count/ Of«n a change of Venue, from denominations, and more achools tl«J came olTon Tuesday and Wednesday

Prom present indications #e woufd think

THAT

JDAY MOKXIXO:::::::K)tT. II, IS53." !'"°"a"*b!,*

K3" 8. H. PaariM, No. G« Fourth Street, between Major the lad. Dem., ha# been elected /alnut and Viae, Ciaeiaaali, ia our authorized ^Circuit Judge of the Indianapolis District tover WaJpole, regular nominee, and Hen* derson, whig.

POBTEE, dem., Is elected Reporter of jthe Supreme Court over Gordon by a pret-

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Our County Fair. jnot.r Carthage, is again open and ready for Came off, as announced on Saturday last, the reception of patients. That portion of and ns an exhibition of ngriculiural and it that was destroyed by fire, has been remechanical industry far surpassed the most [built and a number of bath rooms added, sanguine expectations of any one. The I which renders il in point of convenience exhibition upon the Fair Grounds and at the Court House, was very respectable, and was looked upon with conuuci.dable interest, by a large crowd of spectators. The exhibition of good stock, homes, cattle, hogs, sheep, &o., embraced a number of splendid specimens, although not as many •a might have been brought forward. There were several fine horses, and three or four elegant brood mares among the dumber. The number of agricultural implements upon exhibition, although not large, were such as should reflect much credit upon the manufacturers. The exhibition of fruits and vegetable production!*, however was by far the moM creditable department of the

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I ippecanoe, Porter has large majorities.

00" The He*. Joint D. Hd^kws, the celebrated "good gathering preacher" has been holding forth is Greencaatle this week, demodraiicaly bare-footed »»d eoatless a* usual. He has lately taken io politics, and -spurred by a laudable ^ambition, has announced his name as a candidate for the

The Election Presidency in '66, He is now pressing Passed off in this county with the greatest

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excitement and the t)ttnr»«tetttHu»ia*m. The "Hopkins* Electoral Picket" will take like feeling upon the subject was so intense in wild fire, when his high claims for thai exsome of the country Townships, that they *iied station are duly appreciated. forgot to open polls, and as many as 74 vote* (£r Mr.~John Weir, of Honey Creek were polled in this Township, which usually Township, who raises some of the very finest fmaunis to 120'J. The official rote of |Truit in the county, a quantity of which he county will be found below. It will be seen hibited at the fair last Saturday, presented from the returns that PORTEU, the democratic5

'he greatest energy. The

WJ,H a number of fine monstrous pipins,

for which he hM our tharikg

Cumww STOKE—A new

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will support (to mm known to be tmclurcd|ine to nam. hw been loc.Ld on Ma.n will, abolilioni.in, .llbooch he ,n.y be'

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which will be dis

posed of upon the most favorable terms.— See their advertisement.

THE ALOEBISES—This troupe of performers in magic, slight of hand, &c.. have been in our place this week, and given three of their excellent performances at Corinthien

Hall. Their performances are certainly quite interesting, if not astonishing. Leox FRANCISCO is perfectly at homo in either

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OirThe Tax Collector's Notice ol Sullivan county, will be found in to-days paper. lho WAGES FOR

CAJTRENTKBS.—Mr.

ilsr'iltoS 64*298! )0r Wo learn, from a letter from ihe propriotor, that the Cincinnati Water Cure,

second to none in the country.

W. SbofTer, of the Builder's Depot, wishes to employ a number of Journeymen Carpenter* to whom he will pay 82,00 per diem. Carpenters will please notice.

(£r The Washington correspondent of the New York Herald denie* the statement, recently put forth by the Nt-w York Express, that England and France have in any manner interfered in tho Koszta affair.

It really seems like too many unfounded rumors find their way from Washington to the newspapers of tho larger cities. In fact, it would be quite safe to put down one half of what goes out over the country from Washington as news as sheer fabrication.

0£r* Neal Dow, father of the Maine law, stated in speech, at llarrisburgh, I'enn., on Sunday week, that the people of Penn-

oon,'nu'ng

the oulture of fine fruit and her vegetable |hc»uaand of her cttiseen« die annually of productions Th«» fruits presented cannot intemperance. 1o equalled anywhere. In the Ladies' de Q$- Miss Kline has recovered $600 of pnrtment, there was a fin® show of quilts. Mr. Suydam, a widower in New Jersey, for carpets, flowera*shrubs, needlework, honey, breach of marriage promise. She proved butter, &c. A piece of country-made oar- her case by a female friend, who overheard peting, manufactured by Mrs, Samuel Hull.| the contract through a hole in floorl of Uoney Creek, was by far the finest artiol the kind we have ever seen, and is! {Kr 1*® weU known fact, that those hardly excelled in fineness of texture, beau-

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'ho sale of liquors and that four

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departments, well worthy of special men-! who neglect io advertise-why tiou, we shall nut allude to as th* liat of 1 "Rising is the same to a business man premiums, awarded upon the oceaston,!B*

$team is ,0 ftn

rreely, are the most

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goods cheaper and dp

»han those dolt-headed

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head propelling power. Look at our ad« veriistng columns, and then at those who advertise, and you can sen tho tfilTerenaa in a moment. Don't neglect to read our advertisements.

Ystusw PKV8* —New Orleans papers of tha 30th nil. state that the ravages of the fever in the Interior had been awful. In Lake Providence a small town* fifty persons had died* 1

LikKU S^t^ --il. II. Robinson editor of the Cincinnati E*}*ircr, has commenced suit against Gen. Cary* editor of tb« OAto Tbmpcramee Org#*, for libel. The damaare J.ii-1 at ffO.WK). I-'-- t-

Col. Thomaa (Dak* a recent caadi date for CkHAgress in the Western Disttrictt

l«t. 'i"he jury tound the defendant mt any other State in the Union. Invery trih fittf* believing that the killing was done

aeademles than were to be found Io

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in his own necessary self defence. church »nd tchooMtoase. Jno I*, t'sher and W. E. McLean ap-i for lh. IV»«»l!o., end Jud^l ,?'• McDooeld, Judg« EckA. J. W of

VMx cowwnc^l on Tu«#-1««««OF

dav last, and tiutteanumber^f »»K?ient it .fNitid «hich W« trust htm. IIis ability as an jimd

neighborhood are to be found the

Ko*e and O IK! Of«nauc and Oratorical R«oiaitoes at the UnivttnfiM Church on Monday atad Tue*^ day Evening!. Mr. K. rr-r**es to gtwa

I*«»iteScience

Rhetorician ia unquestionable.

Tlie Vk-toria (Teatas^ Adeocaae' c*f tSbe third io*4., tnaior the at a *E* Lamar »tead tqpmp'i. wm mfy

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ifh. Witiinns fi^lssaae 3o«iricl«A. ^*23ie accounts given of the closing scene in the trial of Wm Kissane. art very affecting. lie had been a young roan who mingled with the best of society, respected by all and seemingly above suspicion but perhaps he^hps fiiQep a rielim. as bare thousands before him to the schemes of mature and blackened villains. The Times thus reports the closing scene ol the trialf|

THE CLOSIRGSCENE.—The famous case, which so largely engrossed public attention for the last two weeks baa finally closed. The trial at Lebanon, il is generally-admit-ted, has been ably and impartially conducted. sJudge Rogers has received deserved commendation for the ability, moderation, and strong sense of justice be has displayed. He has proved himself a competent, a learned and impartial Judge. The Jury was composed of sound and sterling men, unprejudiced in their opinions, and solemn duty. The case has been energetically and ably conducted, both by the counsel for the State and the defense. No effort nor honorable means have been spared to give William Kissane a fair and impartial trial, and we belieye, as far as nature can be infallible, be has received what were his just deserts.

The verdict was returned by the jurors after a retirement of three hours, and its announcement was solemn and effective.—• Tine general impressioo in about Lebanon was that Kissane would either be acquitted or Ihat the jury would disagree. Their decision of "guilty" caused general surprise, accompanied a saddening influece, as a large share of sympathy had been awakened in behalf of tbo unfortnnale man, who, whatever his sins, has sufferred greatly, and whose position cannol but be calculated to arouse pity even in the sterneat bosoms. Kissane's late standing in society, bis previous reputation, his youth and his sudden fall from high position into dishonor and probable crime, have linked to his name a species of romance and mystery, and strange curiosity, that have been felt throughout the land.

We know not when we have witnessed a more singularly impressive and mournful scene than that which attended the rendition of the verdict.

The courl-rooni was dimly lighted, the nig'tt without was dark and stormy, as if in unison with the fate of the prisoner, when he was brought in to hear the decision of those twelve men upon whom his future destiny hung, and with whom bis every worldly expectation rested.

Kissane looked full of hope, as he stood up before those jurymen, and gazed fixedly at them, as if he would read their sentence ere it was uttered. The awful word 'guilty' fell not upon his ear, as much as upon his soul which appeared to shrivel before that fearful sound. Every ray of hope died in his countenance he started and gazed wildly around as if to seek for protection, and sank overpowered under the unantici paled olow. He grasped nervously the arm of Judge Walker, who lied struggled so nobly in his defence, and who had fought so bravely, though in vain, against the dark and impending fate that awaited him, and exclaiming in a trembling and a tone That is wrong, Judge! As Heaven is my witness, did not dp V!" burst into an agony of tears. .^T

Each spectator in that court-room felt a thrill of woe, in that painful and awful scene, dead as the hope of tho unfortunate who wept, weeping like a child before them.

Justice, perhaps, had been done but justice is stern and terrible it softens not its rigor though human nature is its victim. Justice, thou art tearless and stony, and dreadful when meek-ey«id mercy folds thee not beneath her snowy wings

Tho scene will be long burned upon our memory. Near Kissane sat his young brother, bathed in tears, and sobbing as if his heart would break—helpless then he seemed and deserted the' elder brother, to whom he had looked up as to a father, plunged in despair and affliction, was near him, a convicted felon. The mother of these two young men, thank Heaven, was not there. She had not yet learned that fearful intelligence which will slope the darkened descent to her not distant tomb. She was awaiting with breathless suspense and anxious mind, and high, beating heart, tho return to his home of her cherished son.— A mother's love had never accused him— in her sight he was as innocent as when he lay, a smiling infant upon her bosom. The hour approached when she awaited his coming—the declaration of his acquittal.— How bitter, how crushing the disappointment

And who was to bear the sad tidings to that mother. Who was to awaken her from the happy dream to the horrible reality I

Her younger son, who #ept there by tils convicted brother, he was to apply the torch to his mother's hopes that would burn tbcm into blackened embers.

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We thought of this, and dtfiersT IhoUgWt of it. And is it strange, if a tear sprang into the eye, and for a moment shut out even the form of justice, and turned the vision Inward toward the weakness of our common nature, and the sorrowing fiar.e of mercy, ever praying at stern justice's 'feet.

Kissane has, since his Conviction, attempted suicide. Death must be welcome to him. were belter, much that he were in his grave that the shroud had enfolded him white She robes of innocence lay upon hist childish heart. •'DrV.Si U» h*tvv

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It 1$ a melancholy reflection thai this young man, Kitsane, sprightly and intelligent, ia doomed to incarceration in the walls of aloatbsome c*il in the penitentiary destiny wholly repalaive to ail the better impulses of humanity, instead of walking the w(nld with hU fellows in manly and innocent freedom. Better had it been for him had lie never knows or partaken of the extravagance of life, and bad been taught thai it were better to draw noork^meet JNrift a crusi of bread io innocence, than reap in guilt frawa tbe more taring store's «f the world's Ittxury- Wihat a lataoa JMSW to dir&et the youth of lfee «M» try

paths of virtue, truth, and boa*

pmty girl «ta ukea out with cottndtal^

Tb« ia4iriti8«lik«t "«lQle mercfe" ti «fwito4 m*d Uw#

w»«i *Pr«aN(tiwriio»5nwith^of tiaae.

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Wasfcinstoa Items.

The Navy Department is advised of t|r arrival of the frigate Sr. Lawrence,'the flag ship of Commodore Dulany's Pacific Squadton, at SaneeKto. Bay of California, on the S.4h of August on a cruise. All well.

The Hon. John W. Davis, the near Governor of Oregon, proposes to aail for his post via the Isthmus, by the steamer of the jtb inst, from New ork.

The President hat appointed John W. Underwood, of Georgia Associate Justice of the £f- S. Territory, at Utah, w'm w. Davis, ol Pa., Attorney of the Territory of New Mexico, and Charles Cloomner, Marshal of Mexioo.

Attorney General Cushing's Opinion on the Texas Five Million matter has been fully approved by President Pierce. The Opinion recommends a retention of the five millions by the Treasury, until further legislation on the part of Congress and on the main points, fully sustains the course of the Fillmore Administration in relation to the subject. VT"

Secretary Guthrie has* written and transmitted a circular to Collectors and other revenue officers, which will soon reach the public. Il contains (it is said) an unmistakeable admonition to Collector Bronston and others.

Applications for redemption by the Treasury of U. S. Slocks, are increasing. LOLA MONTES.—A letter from California dated Dry Creek, July 25, published in the the Lowcl News, furnishes the following:

Lola Monte3 had a row with her husband 1)5 Marysville, last Saturday night.— It se«i.»s he did not like certain movements of Mr. Miska liauster, one of her suite, arid attempting to remonstrate with her,she raised her divine foot and nearly kicked the breuth out of the poor tellow. He armed himself and returned to the assault, and had just got himself in a beautiful attitude—one pistol at her head and another at his own-when some of the bystanders interfered and took him away. Lola then pitched into the crowd right and left, demanding her 'dear husband,' &o. The landlord of the house allowed the Countess to remain all night, but rather summarily ejected her whole retinue, husband and all. Poor Mons. .Miska Hauser took the first bqat the, next .morning for for the bay.

0tr The press of Cincinnati is quite se vere upon Judge Spooner for a late decision releasing Officers Harding and Bloom, charged with kidnapping. The officers seized upon a negro man and hurried him to Ken tucky, wnero he was consigned to slavery, without trial and without evidence in the trial of the officers to show that the negro had ever been a slave. The Gazette says the decision of the Judge was very extraordinary, and "one which not a single re spectable lawyer in this city will pronounce warranted by the evideuce." The police judge will have to make better decision* than this, or the press will make him as notorious as Judge Flinn.

WONDSNFOI. PARTURITION.—The Mississippi Times (Holly Springs) of*the lstinsf. comes to us with the following announcement:

Sevtn Children at one Birth—Missi*sip~ pi against the World!—The most astonish ing parturition recorded in the aunala of the human race, we are informed, occured last week in the vicinity of Salem. Tippah county, this State. Our information is from gentleman of veraoity, who states that a lady of that neighborhood has just become the mother of seven children at one birth!

Was there ever a woman in the world that beat this! Is there a woman in the world that can beat it 1

Ltrstjs NATCEJS.—Mrs. Leland, of Nora Ills., has given birth to a son, wmcn naa at tached to the middle joint of each finger by its proper stem, a perfect tomato,.^ The mother bad bestoneji unusual care upon her tomatoes it*4he garden, and hoped to have them ripe before her confinement. The. specimens brought by her son were about the same size and stage of maturity of those the garden, and could not be distinguish ed. from them by the closest scrutiny. .. I- .'.»! vt'" sr. The more the Merrier* t'm

The following is the number, and names of the regularly organized societies that ex ist in the Sta'.e of New York: 1. The democratic "Hards,' (O'Couner JeCo.) it. The democratic 'Softs,' (J. Van Buren

Co.)

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BM •.-«tin r—Um, t»« to th.u* t*f A«*j O,: .i a imt ..f«rt«r—ftfeari *f all Wlw taw

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The Pacific Railroad.

ft is a generally conceded democratic doctrine that the general government has no power" to build a road from the Mississippi valley to the Pacific regardless of the rights and jurisdiction of the Stales.'! la this connexion,, may we ask: l#t. Hishhego*aroraeat a right to build

road thrcfugh a territory foi- national pur poses when national neoessiaes d^ not demand it/ 2d. Has the government aright to build such a road through a territory for local purposes in advance of the settlement of that territory, and consequently* without consulting the wishes, and interests of those who may becomes its inhabitants! 3d. Would it square honesdy with the admitted doctrines of the democratic parjy to advocate the building of this great road through our territories, upon the plea that it is necessary as a "military defence."

Now, we believe that this road can be built, and will be built, in less time, and with more general satisfaction by the cooperation of the States and individual the experience derived from the past proves the utter inability and inefficiency of the general government in completeing a great work of internal improvement, to say nothing of the danger of exercising that power. The great Cumberland road, was for thirty-six-years a constant drain on the treasury, and but little more than half finished: and Congress has been and is now, and will be for years, pressed down with all sorts of claims from people along its line, and contractors, which* if entertained, would materiality diminish our surplus revenue Let the government keep within constitutional limits and the people will see to take, .care of themselves.— Washington Sent.

A GRAND ABGCMEN'T

REMEDY

CROSSING

FOR THK

FORSMOTIN

THIS

3. The whig 'Wooly Heads,* (Weed

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Greeley & Co.} -fta, 4. The whig 'Silver Greys,' (Brooks Webb & Co.) -Ohm 5. The 'Temperance Party* (Lester di Co.) a "*v

Ptt J0& ng tltese factions and in different divieoas are doubtless good order loving cithtsns, and if they ever sought to strike a blow, it it new presented. The temper^ anee party oan now succeed if they are true to tbemsefote. In the «ity of New York alone during the Manner months, there were t030 dram sbops and If em vice looked horrible and sup destructive, it was there to be swan to all ita varied forma.

A privilege fcr a satb-marine tdegrapb from Cuba to to the United States, has been granted to a company by General Caned o. The proposed rout for the sub-marine line, will be from Panto Yca*ns, near Cardenas. tnQntw* Padre from thence to Double headed-shot-Key firom/iheae* Id Old Mat

•camly, from ito the roainlcdi of

TW wan "fe& i«o rapiore*^ with*] die iiauoee, shoot iff «8w, MM iM« iwr aaoiiwi. Ba tafratjairwi vi only b« aboot S£ mute*. Th« Raw »»W ho«t Iry jo*»i eoespcay, K* W feroa««S of Cub* «ad Is ibe UaM State*.

LiQ'?ON

LAW.—Governor Wright of Indiana made an excellent.speech to the crowd (our Vermont State Fair on Wednesday) and in the course of it paid Vermont and its Liquor Law a strong compliment, lie had been surprised he said' that among the thonsands assembled on thd occasion, he had not seen one drunken man! In the three, jea lour days of the crowd, we saw but one man who appeared to be ."half seas over." We hoard of only one committed to jail for drunkenness during the fair, jand only four commitments in ell, yet police force was strong and vigilant. The fact is that when rum is restrained within proper bounds, fighting and rowdyism are also restrained. In these respects, although there was too much provication on Friday for irregularities, the Fair has been most honorable to the State, and has given our people the highest reputation among strangers for order and sobriety.— Montpelicr Watchman.

WHEAT.—Steeping

seed wheat four hours in a saturated solution of choleride of lime, has been found a preventative of smut. Wheat perfectly clean from smut will not produce it, but seed oan bo infected by contact. Washing wheat in lime, and skimming out all the light kernels, probably acts as a purifier, though the lime in which it is afterwards rolled may prove a remedy by destroying the fungus. Sonne such application may always be made.

An interesting youth of about fifteen years of age recently died in California and bequeathed $225 towards the erection of tho Washington Monument. This noble boy, early inspired with a profound admiration of the character of Washinton, felt that he could not leave this world without bequeathing something out of his scanty ear.nings to honor the great Father ofhis country. flow noble, how generous, how patriotic, and worthy of imitation by those who are more blessed by fortune.

STREET, LEGAL DECISION-

In one of the city courts in Cincinnati, a few days since, a driver was fined twenty dollars for running against a pedestrian who was crossing the street. The Judge decided that at all regular street crossings, pedestrians bad the right of way, and that the law requires a driver to hold up when he sees a foot passenger crossing in front ofhis team. The same principle of law holds elsewhere, and is worthy the aolioe of both drivers and pedestrians.

RAIL ROAD STATE.—From certain tables and data published in the New York Times, we gather the following items in relation to railroads in Ohio. Between the eastern and western borders of the State, there are nine distinct railroad lines running east and west, either entirely finished or in rapid progress towardsoompletion. Between Lake Brie and the Ohio River there are aix through lines. Besides there are various other lines connecting, intermediate points, aud built to answer specific objects. There are 64 counties in the State of them 64 have or will have, railroads running through their county seat. The whole number of miles of these railroads will not /all short of three thousand t## %+fro» mmti

The chairman of the Whig convention in New York congratulated his brethren upon ihe auspicious circumstances under which they had assembled. The auspicious circumstances were not the prospect of getting a majority of the votes of the State for their ticket but the chance that little over one third of the votes would do to get the offices: whether the people want them or not is a small matter.—Louisville v• *rw wj iBt

Man ut (rmdiog anima!— Troy Whig. Of course he it—a regular psdjar—d«ak io all «oru of wares. A trader io poJiiio*. in religioa. ia morale. Io all that perlai&i Io swapping he's ahead ol all creatkro.— n«1J #eu bia health for pleasure that will not last him aq hour. He will mell his aoul for a gratiltcatioa that

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to ashea io lut

ing. Hflwill bane? his priociplea aod sacrifice his party for the scantiest dripping of (be treasuiy, or the poorest booors of o&e*. Yet. fen, "m*a is a iradiaf aoimai"—Albamj Begiti*r+

A.. ,'n .r*--The price of Bnaadjr per Glass west mp from six to tea ceats tm Saiurdej. We iwsr that «MM hottscn had airesdy advanced from the (otmer fignn to a shlMing.— We bdieve fhereisto be nokaproeemeMa» tfceqaality of toe «a£ fiat those who ere mteiested trifl jadge. Already a peat aiMaberof the old soakers have ceooaivad a sodden ditdiks to braady--hsy am JIOW copSdent that pala brandy it ab death h*il strsogci to say. dMjr have growa relasrltsbly sweet aaao Jamaca rntrn. dc«^— N. F. Triimme, 9d.

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LeHtf STOXE oat MARRIAGE.—Lucy Stojne has isfued her programme showUw- the legal advantages of married women .which are as follows: «s-. svn mtfMSAlN. 1. The right of protection (H 2. The right to be maintain*d 3. The right of having her debts paid.

LOSS.

T. The custody of "her person

2. The right of her personal properly. 3 The enjoyment of her real estate.

3. The powv to m»ko a will. .,. S

AOCIDBNT.—Otv Monday night, I0th instthe train left this place for Lafayette about seven o'ulock. When nearing the bridge, across tho Wea, a horse ran in front of the train on the tra^k, and fell partly through the bridge leaving his body above the track The night being dark, the engineer oould not see the horse, and ran at full speed upon him, which throw the locomotive otf the track and crushed the bridge* The koomotive was precipitated below, killing two men, the fireman and Mr. Harry Goodrich, injuring the engineer ba 1 ly» also the conductor and others slightly. The locomotive and oars are perfect wrecks.— Crawfordsville Journal. ,«

Judge Bicknell in adivorce case, tried at the late term of our circuit court, in his charge, to the Jury, defined drunkeness as follows:

WHAT

DRUNKENNESS.—Whenever the

faculties of the mind or forces of the body or both are made irregular, or are taken nut of their condition by strong drink in such cases, drunkenness exits, at least, while the direct influence of the strong drink exists.— Faoli Evgle.

The man that undertook to wrestle with a gallon of rum, me: with a most signal defeat, lie was grassed iu less time than you oould throw a summerset.

Secretary Marcy arrived in New York from Albany on Tuesday.

0 I E O

In California, of Typhoid Kovor, about the 2.'»tli of Aucuit, OEO. ADAMS yMITU, JuJgo of the 7th Judicial District of Ihat Suto, and son of ZK\A«SMITH, of thia plitc#.

Iu llouey Crook Towimlilp, on Monday 1 Oth iiiKl, of couKumplioit, IIEN'RY STONE, aged 30 yettro, 7 monUis—son of KBKN 0* STONS.

A I E

In tliis City, on tiio 9th lust., tv Rr.r. 1'. ll. VAWTEB, Mr JAMES COCHRAN to Miw EL1ZADETll McKBNNON, both of thlapluce.

Oaths 8th luat., by JACOBSTIB, Esq., GARRET ORADBLBSS to Mis# MAUCiAHET SULLIVAN, all of I'arke county.

On tlie 13th ImtL, by Rev. WM. SI. CIIBKVKR, DENNIS HAUIUSON to Mi« EMELINE B. DAWSON, daughter of ICAAU M. DAWSCX, both of Tcrro-Ilaute.

With the abovo announceineut, came a moat delicioua cake of NxuxsiarK*'* beat, for which we return the thanks of the oflice to tho happy young couple. May the path of their future lifo be atrawu with rnauy a flower. May Uie happy Ilridegroom'a light hereafter ahlue with redoubled brilliancy.

On the 4th iost., ia Attica, Fountain county, by the Rev. W. A. MeCoaxi.K, Dr. A. BIO EM) W to Mjwi MARTI1A A. SCOTT.

,v OCT USE DR.S.D, HOWE'S

O A N IV WILL CORE YOUR COUGH.

Job Printing.

A* It now about the time when oar merchant* and others ate within to have their Card#, Circular*, Bill Head*, Poatera,

See.,

Shak'.sperias, Oralorieal and €omie

Readings and Recitations.

^—»P. mwiswm, wilt pi* a M»aiaaw»»w Kfcrtwtoal entrtaiaaMBt to VMXnUAU*T CKVUCU,

'lit aad Tr*»»»T Wtmtm, tb» nth ami lHh ln»«. CTAiMMHaCMi. Botw ww a* I a'dirtt, Baata&mi nanwCT at 7| P. tCW%o tmt|MiaaMWl •tseooat ««alb«r. tftt. tL. ttwnr argaitttn MUKVtUm CUMWU is

PRAIRIE CITY

O I N S

DRKYPOOS BROm

a *rtni ftitvAnlsm^VAf hi*r awa Vitl t* to tii^ ftVshlJ ftifct tlK1 pnSllo 7 ,?.W" A-ncraJh- with W T«». tVw*r. .-1^ a -Pu u. .. ....il Fkw. .. "Otwl? JYtxhwo «»l M,l. xsxu ua caaiSTu^iULum

We copy the above for the benefit Of tfia 15,000 unmarriageable females of Syracuse." You see tne lossldoubles the gain —beside the last item—when married, the woman "looses the control of her children." Just think of that! Remain single, and you can govern them as you please.—Syracuse Standard.'' «.«-

1 •_ '.'tl

THE FSTROF CaERRtESAt Hamburg there is an annual festival, in which troops of children parade the streets, carrying green garhtnds, ornamented with cherries, to commemorate a remarkable event which occurred in M32. When the Hussitiet menanced ^'ndld

the city with immediate destruction, one of citizens proposed that all the children, from seven to fourteen years of age should be cm -j -.f to the enemy. Procopius Nasus, the Hus- gcrf., Gloves, Mttts, with every variety of Small ile chief was so touched with this spectacle Faucy article*that he rjceived the young supplicants, re-1

galed them with cherries and other fruit, and Terre-Tjaul*,

promised to spare the clty{ The children returned crowned with leaves holding cherries and shouting "Victory

Wheleial# aad Retail Dealers I* Att. SMMI «r

O I N

HATS»,

MAIN STREET. BETWEEN 4TB AND STH, arbfa* ba«Um-4J iu ibU rt (..wthdir tW TBUH.E-HAVTE, INDIANA. *«ev. wbw»»aa

al.ai»w i.i».ilat»gtt tha MMpea* *»4*«aaer

AIWERTI.SHMKV r..

Carpenters Wanted tht

the UnrtJer'* D.-pot, tvn Fourth Strw»t, Tcrre-Jiautu TWO DOLLARS pf»r «l»y

wrllt bi jviiJ, cash t-wry ?at»Tr 1av nljjht. Winter work can lie secured, if immediate apilicatiou ia OM«i» to

Oct. 11, !353-3if Q. \*. SHAFFBR.

-SoHhOTfoc^ StoreT '1MIE rwbscrilvr thcpuhltr fii*t Iw h.na

1 op«wi

PROV fcMON AM» KAUtUY UliOOKHY KT»»UK, South of (be Pu'iilc

I I N E AND DRESS GOODS.

A S I 1 ha us i'l usunl assortment of Ml I.LINKUY, DRKSS AND FANCY GOODS, comisiiu^ of ewry w-Ht-ty of Hteh Bonnet Materiahi, Hibbons, S^ttun, Velvets, &c., fee. A 1*0, a fine assortment of

Frcneb Meriuos, All Wool ls» Lainos, forsi.uM, Ca?t»nr«, Hlack l.u«tre, Chean Prints, Vc. A krgo Msortmoutof n«w «tyIe^Ui(np.«, Galloons, Drott Buttons and Trimmtnyii, Ribbon*,vto. Mantilla Velvet#, with Fringot »ad Trimming,

Embroideries of every description and style.

Oct.

ROW.

I t, 1&3-3--U

Follow tho Crowd

ALSHULER&GOODMAN

THK NKW IMITM

TV*n*

Of TIIK

I N I N A I

O I N S O E 1 KSPKOTFUIAV WwwMocb to Uwt«ltlm*»r TVCiv Hjuito IV WKt tlto»umtu.»*«iw:ciun«n Ihit tlwy ImuiJwt rvMht-l mkI Mr inow oixnWAjf a aim wvll ••i-'ix'tot Jissili of

Heady Made Clothing, wliWh

TCr OOMIKW"of

fit Mvt .iittilftv nf «nrfem»n»hli

he »«jiu41o.t l»y »'iv ftttwr In I ho VVpot. Amuoit their |iwjp- »uil n»yoriif tamjf K- fouitl L\ BEAVKU, 1'ILOT CLOTH,

PKTKfJSilAM, HliOAD CLOTlf un,I 0I.AX KET of nil rn'tn'.j si*.« n:iil jirln

FROCK, SACK AND DRESS COATS, »r nit PANTS ftaJ VKSTS, flf nil (^nnlltW nthl ntlon l»n, a Imvo aooi».-«. Kiioii ».i

nit kliHlni

nil flliiilllW ftthl niinr».

AIM, A l*rjp A«furtu,riit of UK.YTLKMKN8 Kt.'U.\|Si|j\0 II ATS, CAW, Sill UTS, COII A RS, URAWICIIS

U.\IIKIlSlllia, ItDliOU^, rie. Any t|(Mutlt.v

TRUNKS AND CARPET BAGS, constantly «i li»ml.

Wo lwy- iw liMiitttcy Iu mrluc, tlint we nrr full*- nl]- to ClnrImintl Clntlitnv w«.

kw»|i up n|mtRtloii nf tlio lm*e »lo|l»l ll«. Ywnkw prliirl|ili, quirk

HAFPS(oit,

Mkl' «m«Vl

lrotlt».—cir, A ulmlilc *U«HWO Mug worth more than Mow xlilllUigt. Oom*, one Mkt *11, mhI examine our olork, wnl )». itMiiflnl

AUIlt'l.KIt Jt tlOOIl.MA.V, An-/ sttic t)f rt, 1 'n&l/• Sowa r.

lUut'1

(VI. T, t#S3-2tf

A W A E K.\ I), NI-XOK!* ,v CO., v.'.r/i1/.7. xTiihhr, ixcixx.m.

I N »ITK the nttmitlon of Merrhfltite, ('ontrnrlori" or lliMIc I Work#, nthl l»i-»lfri In I'mnii Klxlunw, to tnplr nMorlnl M.*-k of Uimvy »'U ^liolf IUr4witn, Cutlorr, Mrrhiuili-K' Toolf, Ar., Ar, In |w,rt n» foDowm

Anvil* Viol*#, AXCK, ll.il I tlHIl". n™*« Kolttm, Criw liar*, Clinlu#, lining, Msltivok* RtxlMrVd", Mumna *tM Wnlp

Show!", Splhu Mull*. SuittT*'* tMfoirf, Stock Rful lfii'*, t5»« StM, IllntfW, ('nrry Cntiiln), Wk* Mhl twiti-Uo«,

Scivy, Kolvtw it'hl Korku. P»tl(i»t Kill Sliw* tui.t

i-l«*or»|,

llnvrp* mi,! iHtl#, Ftlw, llati'i)«tii, Null llonuncr*, Orfiwlitij Ki.hc», tlillr»,

TOW*,

IIawiik-P#,

Cui, Wnmplit

SptKNW, CtttWiwl UnuwNiml*, HiiuhiW, Uxikbiff 8nwi, .Inji.tn \Vnrr, Cooper*' Tool»

M»1

Klimr Null', Cot IIHIfcn«tManllls tto|w', fpcctm loo, Ac:, 4e.

tl .-Till*.

SIHI

Italtor Stfojw,1 I'lunr*,

Pump Fixtures,

IttrhiJlny TWI'n Phwt furfur *im\ /,lnr Tulfl:t|f» UottI JwiCnriu#, Uci, \4t

A N O I E

'Pint Utvlct-Kljfi)"!, Tmwiir.-r, wool,I r,-rw.|f„||y JL Txt l**vrr« nttlVRniWatj', li^:i 4 (tint 1 I'linrjrnl »m tho for tli« v««r r* f, ?or *t«t» IMiT"^*—yn mcU #100, valuation if pemHwl pro|«Tfy, 30 on

MU-1I

IVII, 60 c«nti.

For Oountv l'ur(w^ -Ui each $'«», valuation, rout* Mali fall iiawla •7

ly i'ur(**n« —(hi carjl S100, vajuatlou, 80 rwUl on I'&JI. .V0 Kor S-h«.l I*u4pi«»~0:i o»rli Jtoo, valuatloa, 10 ftnt*. For IhtrfMM—ita mnli *111)1, vaJuatlon, Sf, wli 2^ miU. I Fir Sinking Putirt-On Mrh il nwl«

F„t Townrtilj, Purpow«-Jii Jaekw, Towwililp, on mrh glOO, val tintknj nnita, for Curry To«rMl«l], oa oarU

$100,

Pot Towwhtp 'Pur|vwi(««—Jrf lUmtllfin Townrtilp. on wli r*nt*j ruiti rorlU^I puritruk*#. mil*. Wot i-orPgJrlsmk* Towuvliln, on oarli #!»»•. htov. For Tuwc -Mp ]*ur|o»r*-~tN Turman T«w»«liip, an sacJi 0100, t*J ll FOTTOTWTi:.i pf»rpn*r*- trt (Ull Townohlp, on wh gt00, wU"•"-oa, 4^tor Itnnd parpiMM, 0 owl.". Fnr Tamtt't„j» llaOJao TuoraaWp, ott aaeb 8100,

T.IIM••WJ'arpoiM-Iu

riiftowr I ii PtHp*f»~r«» Cnu Towft«lilp, an meh AlOn, v*!-"''I*i wif| h? fto«4 pnrpmum, Jtw,|f. Th« Tr™»»fpr wilt Attml In jwriiiii or If Deputy, at th* ^aoM

tMMtoa: 4a tha IViwmMIjw foilevnt

In on the Wtb of (M r, W£li ta iJ«rrf, 21»ti I' Pairl". 22nl| In Tumult, io, Jn 1111, IBitfi In Had

l« iJorrjr, 21»t| In

rtan, M.4li am) 27th tn C»«», J-iii and In ifamlltan, iwi th«*

BMh Orttolwr, IXSI. After Wtti hr will uttrvxt at the Tiwwo^ara.oaw, la #O11IUM,

T«I

Marcfc, tm.

printed, we would

ttrort roap^tfuily call their attentioa to the Joa I'arjmjfO1 D*ri*rmt?rr, which la Mpi'lhfd With •Imwrt every rartety of type, etabmciag fnitiy ef Uw latent atylea which we haVe jott rece, -.. 1 from the Cincinnati Poundcrlea. We very rtrely pmf ear feeSliUetf for exeentlng tftte kfiu! of woHc, h«t we can''iirlth propriety rrcetniftwnd ear Joblng Department aa one of the meat compJeto upon tft« Wabaah. Alt auch work eceeeted promptly, and at the low«it figarm, rial a end fancy Colfrtnjf, ef all kind«, et«euted •maty, aad open the moat rrtaanaifcle tefnut. Speckneaa of Uw tetter can be «NR by eatliaf it oar Office. Any deecriptioa ef I'rlatinc tamtict/ally eolicited.

onUl Uw tltlrU Mmala* to

JOtVi g, DAVIF, Trrimrtt

aarf

SIIUTJU*,T*B.,OC(Mlnrii* totirr lllti, tW-3ir$-fJCnvnty, j,infe,1. *», .'.auMmi, 1 fciiiifeii,—, State of Indiana, Sullivan county.

Court of Common Plaan, T«wu, IH.r»,i. Eat lluxr, Uuardlan, e«. KIKM)*May

RoaaKi.u, ei alt.-—

l'rtitian for /'art of Unal Estate. aafil (luarr.uu having filed hla Fatltfon for I- Partition rnrn&ng tht aeveral Helra of Bbeneter Paddock, I«e*aaed, and it appenrieg to tha Cos«t npon aiRdavil fil«d thai John Drake, William L(*• ton, 0«org» Tbompaon. «ar«h Thoaipwu, Rabeeea Paine, Eleanor Ootilf, Sarah Taylor, John Taylor, Riley Paddock, Thomaa Paddock, Waaliluetoti Padtiock, David Paddock, famienlua Davta aad Ixiuiaa Davis are not repideate of the 8t«i« of la* dlana: It fa therefore ordered that notice of the pendeaey of aald Petition ba gfv«n by catiaing a copy of thie erdea to be iomrUxt three week* in •eeeeetrios ia 1 Terre-!l«ite Journal, a weekly cewapapcr pnb-w^wl In T«rr«-llaola, Indiana, before the tint day ef the nr»*t term of thia Court, that the mid non-reaideete way be noUfiod to appear ia litiaCourt, at the next term thereof, to be holden at tlie Court Hooaa In Soflirafl, on the ftrat Moodf of Attgost next, te ahew eaaa«, if any Uiey •aa, why (MrtltlDa abdi not be made aa prayed f« fa aald petition.—Bv Uve Coart.

Teat, JOSEPH W. WOLFE, Clerk. October 14,1663-4-31 $2.60

tW^aaiaeri*ie**«wiMfyteaJI »•. -Ll«- .... wtmmmrnmuonr mum «w I

ANAMU' mi,!! MMMKl.itiNMliftft MpdkA eniti^a^ WBaian

rwr****** f«&a. O" ERtXJ\is, ^. ,.. 1....,j I, PANTALOONS, "Wine« and Iaqnors. I

uiuWi^s. I'XDIiESUlRTS, jtsr&

HOSfERT,

tormjLwam^

Pa*aelW) »aal»n a hay «n arti mk*€ ..J, Boy*' Clothing, awia la fMea^la taiaaitf at in (Or* »Jar 0»«»« *f«« Hamlet at fchaarM *ae*6w|*ew rnmm a^ei mt j/m w« csft fibit WMClHf t«irflwilalu(r*t4

RECTIFIED WHISKErrM

—. 9. V.

Ht'l/MAJr Mm, fats frtSIa anf

tha f»tm «aataUy, Ut»t ttowiyti a kmc

1 1 and aflw fearing iflHl a«rt-Wa mtttjfax aeoaarn, la bM Haw tvw, s«*, am a lanr» and attar aa jwitfctplr, bm Irtamtn «4-«Ml w* be aUa to fambt tbe DOUBLE RECTIFIED WHISKEY.

h*" ftt*'

I iai -9. T* HO [.MAN reapectfoliy

«wywf* to Wa trtmOt and the *Mf, natbe Kait now an hknd tht'

IW-

aaS- m* »*Vwriprt t|a«ic all Mtt rer«i|a tad UoneitJe aa C««tMa/. frmm and Vtacfc Kiifb. ICaMra en4«wtat iaa^WWtaitM, Saaa, *», UamavtM*. liWh ml ftMtek WkMfjri ftewfe* CbataM yctaa. KT UELMAH,

mrl

Style.

fSHSjtjL AT fTAXLZi «ad me Ut m* HfUt at llat* tar t. rwaf Nml 8eyt.a»