Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 6, Number 9, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 November 1853 — Page 2

E O N A

VVM. E.

McL£ANr

EDITOR.

TERRE-HAUTE:

FRIDAY M0RNLNG::u::: X0V. 25,1853.

83" S. 'H, Piiw»,No. 88 Fourth Street, betvwa Walnut anJ Vio*, Ctuctuuaii, is our authorized agent to obtain advertlsoioeiiia sad subscription* for us is that city. 0*S- M. PrrrewiLt It Co., Newspaper advsrtisiug •gents, are authorised to reeetve advertisements and subscription* for a*, and receipt lor tbe Mine, Their office* ere at

NEW YOBK, 122 Naa**oSt. BOSTON. 10 Bute St.

(^r AN APPRENTICE WANTED at thifc office imrnWiaiely. A lad between

sutl 17

yc*r»

(Er ^be Pre«M«»t «n1

bi*

grumbles

mistakes

beyond another of rqual merit ...I.IIIMf I)»H» f'M" (gj- The trial of

FISH

the prosecution.

fcy The fsr-femed advocate of woman right*. MUrL?e*#r©«* will visit our city, and deliver three lectures under tba stispii cea of the Mechanic*# Historical Society, on the Evening* of the #U, sixth, and ffeentk, of next month. She i# a most charming speaker, and will of ©oursa ba lis* tened to. with the highest degree of pleasure by all our ettisMia, both mat* and t»iitsla. Hvraubjacta will be Women's Sights, the Bible position ot Woman, and the ltt» terastiitg topic of Mam***, dewoostrating ihe evil effects of too e«Hy marrtegaa. She It likewieo an eloquent advocate of Bloometisro, and appears b*bin»*lt) in that coova nient and tasty cusium*.

TttA!tc»M'0*r

ty t*. Cox Je«* fer a boasd

dix of the second seasion of ihe tl.ir» second

Cong««M,

eefr«*

IMB I(M DHSTFTFTTD

ywrty, eawtd by w«h

th*

6cc

MECHASICS'

ol age would be preferred,

Cabinet,"

the removal of Judge Bror»*ot, the New York muss, &c have recently become fruitful topic* for Whig Editors, and some democratic ones, troubled with that dingw* ous malady, the

'1 he productions

of the Utter class, have been attended with •ucb violent throe*, that we fear, in many inatsnces, thev will prove fatal to their uafortunate progenitors. The birmlei* effort of our Whig brethren of the quill and scissors, we are disposed to look upon,however, with much more complacency. Our newly in•tailed neighbor of the

Erjrrcit,

ii hardly

worm, in bis neat, before he commences pitching into the administration with a degree of energy truly wonderful. The

great

which the administration has made

in endeavoring to cement the party, &e., its dis*klru» results upon thai party, and the country at large, are duly portrayed.

So far, we must bflieve that the administration has been true to its principles, and is entitled to the support, at leasl of every democrat in the Union. From the opposite party no support is expected. Ihe President, it is true, may have made

miilake*

the appointment of officers, and in the dispensing of Executive patronage, in other word*. Ihe wrong men may be sometime# the recipient of oflioe, but this is no just cause for denouncing the administration. Whig Editors can do so with propriety, for »Tls their vocation, Hal,"

but we ore of those who have no personal feelings so violent, as to denounce an adi ministration of our own choice, merely be* cause Presidential favors may not be di». poaed of according to our peculiar notions. 80 the office* of the country are filled with men who come up to the Jeffersooian stan* dard of capacity, integrity and Industry, ll they are democrats we shall ba contented, and wo apprehend that the great masses of the Democratic party will not be dissatisfied.

We have the fullest confidence in the Integrity and fidelity of President

PIKRCK

live,

is tt W,

AK*L%

in Cin

cinnati*. for maliciously shooting with intent to kill, JaMSsC HAO.. late P. M. ol (hat city, before Judge Jakk

Funn,

of the Grim

inal court, resulted in the acquittal of the defendant. The first legal ability oftha Cincinnati Bar was employed in the prosecution and defence. It was fully proved upon pari or the defence that Ames was a mnn of uniformly peaceable character Thrre appears ifrom the tenor of the evidence to have been soma deep seated and malignant family grudge exirting hnween the parties. It al«o appears from the evidence in puliation of the eftbnea that whan Ame* first shot they had 'exchanged blow*, and Hall wae again advan cing, «ith a altro sword cane ahith he had wrested from Ames. The Utter, however, followed Hall upto his own house, and shouting again, inflicted the principal wound which came near proving fatal. Hall i* now fully restored, and was the principal witness for

MA&MBO* BAME

thank* are due our war

U-

dre*av«, olt th* death of Dabiei W«b»ler^

Th« Near Y#*lt Kteetla*.

This State, a* ««gh? hsve been expend

*tat« of ttta DecnoormtMiowg.

|8M

•'{Sofia, (th« o«HerO atamM «t Whiga, Harda, a»4 dottbtfet. Tfc* A***Wy: vraig*, W

mstgggf^k

OCT Yesterday was thanksgiving day. There was *ervices ia most of the Cbuivbea, and an exhibition or demonstratioo of the scholars of the Graded Schools at the Method ist Church, the exercises of which coin* stated in *inging, speaking, dte. Th# shops,

were all open, business

waged along ss u»u»i

ri€ar,y

having apparel

a* Btoosoo it| NcvJcmr baa re-

Co. going lo rtio oppottdrtow. baa gene olio- Demooratkt «M|#rliy:i» tfce tief» jgether lor

whiga, S«ra»4hating y*o««

again- Tha Siata »ta«4a a« fi»tlowa Wldg vo»» IflO.'J 0, Hard# |om oaltad limb of *W*ocra«f,) 9S.OOO

everybody

forV*

lhat

»u

.•Tha£iksf*'rtJ8 Day." A number of per-

fon

». nowever,

tufered

from

foul

stomach* immediately after Dinner,

(fowl)

fltSTOXJCAL

SOCIETY.

introductory Lecture of the present course, will be delivered at the Uoiversalist Church, this Evening, by the Rev.

tht* citv. »«»1 "The Philosophy of Revolution

yVe

hope that the first Lectors will

be grcMct! by 3 Urge audience,

SJt'SlNEsiS NOTICES.

IXniAJUfOUS ASO CutClSXATt RAILKOAD via LAWBESCEBORO,—We call the special attention of our business men and the travelling public to the facilities of thi* Road, an advertisement of which will be (ound in our column*, tt is cerisinJy the most speedy, pleasant and cheapest route to the Queen City, and having ouraelf recently travelled over it can bear testimony to the gentlemanly and polite accommodation displayed by the officers of the road.

OCT See the advertiaemant of the letting of the Crawfurdsville and Terre-Haute Rail

road, in to-day** pa?er. Major A. M.

PKETT

is the Superintendent for the Northern di»Uioij. it is the intention of the Company to push the road with the utmost energy.

See the new advertisement of WASS01* Si Co/« stock of Groceries,&c. They keep a Urge and elegant supply constantly on hand, of the be*t artiole of Family Groceries.

watchmaker and jeweller, will be seen in another column. Mr. K. haa a large and •plendid assorunenlof everything in his line, and is a mo»t excellent workman, tie merits a good share of pubiio patronage, and we hope ha will receive it- He will be found to be polite, gentlemanly and accornmodat-

QCr There are now twenty clothing at,ore* in Torre Haute, all well sustained, and doing, each, we beiievo, an elegant business. If a man can't get an outfit here, it ain't because there ii no place to get it. Three or four years ago and thi* branch of business was almost unknown here.

CHATHAM'* CHAWTICLEM.-—The

the great caidinal principle* of the Democratic party, and his capacity to administer the affairs of the Government, faithfully and efficiently, and it Is our intention to give to him and to the nets of his administration, our fullest and most cordial support, so long as they sustain and protect the true interest of the country. In the language of a contemporary, "we Itav* jet to learn that there is but one man in the party III, for this or that office, or that any one haa claims to puch

man.) and

GAUNKR,

first N.

of thi* paper, published at Indianapolis, by Me**r» CttAt»*A.r (a *on of

Page Chap

ha* made its appear

ance upon our table. It is a neat, respect* bio looking sheet, and gives some cxhibi lion* of ipicene**. J. P. Ciurau*, is General Correspondent of the paper, and U. Sumnovx, the facetious Timothy Tugmutton Correapoudent of the

Locotno

is th# Assistant Editor. In politic* it is neither whig, democratic, hard or *oft, but lik« Mahomet's Coffin, between the two. The name of the paper, Chanticleer, is cer fainly ominous, but we hope no reader will look upon the literiry Dird. and feel a

1 0

The Temperehce Chart

published tunetotore In In^iartapofis, has been discontinued by the grand division of the Suns of Temperance. The design is now said to be to sell the materials to some man who will conduct the paper on his own account. That is a good idea, if the paper i* to be resuscitated.

—The Cleveland

Herald

learns from a banker, just returned from New York, that Mr.

DWIORT

claims to hav*

assets soffioifnt to discharge all his liabilities. and declares lhat as soon as he can convert them,

he mil redeem every doW*r

ike bill* $/" ike Bank *f MaetUon.— liki* i* a very good resolution, and we hopf he will ocniinue to keep It. Bill holders have the promise, and can sell or hold ou as their bump of f«uh shall dictate.

The weather has been *0 warm for the U*t wedt that hog men, feeder* and packera. talk to each other as if there had been a mi»Uke in the calender*, and instead of tha fall, we are juH it the close Of winter. The first lr**wt, however, will bring them together.

Hons —There nothing whatever doing, and we do not anticipate an improvement until the weather become* cold. Hie monev market it eashir.—Lottitville

Journal,

Tiiiyli .iiirti1ti»fe..i 4 irljii HI

OCT A fetter from Washington, attadbtg to tha topics of great public interesf that will be I p**»tN.t«J and discjsed thi* winter by the wsage of the President and the reports of I Cabinet heads, say* the report of th« opera* jtkrtttofthe system of donating altemata [sevti.«n* of pahlio land* for the purpose of «idi*it is the ew»tni«iko of railroads to th« liws {Stales, and doubling the prke of lit* re«i»r«ed by government, wtl? »how the *Mt rx«raer.imary re*u)t«L' Whcnm au prsvaikd, it found not ocdy that the ftrotn tb sale of 4a«d»

IIWMKIIVi} lO^fliini 1 WU wtl mv im* beref wcNfvs I Iwtivly ii-wbs than {MFe«Mi«^. Tk «uituMk« whi«h will h« prtMttd oik t* •cjisio*

he Senat* audi eight*«« te dk« The Whig strength treaty Ut the tat« b«dk« the Na*iv««, wa »e«t ha^ oo« tb«

SIiImMm

iwis Wt Soft* and Fr*a Deasootat* iy 4«spp*a**l from LafeyaU^ Ind.

have mjt!

f, ft&jrte. a priw«ir,lM» fttjr m|«tt(liNKt

MMii

The Madison

The

W. Ftsc, of

•Ai.

Comxae***^

tlw weatb^ PMl w^ex has been

anpjr-^y

warm

for

Courier

of yesterday, in

"regard to Hog*" learn* that there baa been a still further depression in the bog market In Ctnci&nati. That paper *ay*, the Price* Current report the receipts of this year to tbi* date at 09,000 head, gainst &3.039 bead received to the same dale last year. At Louisvifie $4*5)4 100 fcs. net, is the nominal price. Oar Louisville friends we fear, have made too many engagement*. The Courier say* there are about 40,0-30 bog* in Ihe pens and in the immediate vicinity of that city. We would have our Louisville friend* to remember that the' darkest hour is just before the break—of day.

The State Sentinel fcay»,**Mansur dt Sons of Indianapolis, bought, on Saturday, a lot of hog* at $3,75.

Cincinnati NOV 23.

Weather mild and cloudy. Flour steady at $5,20. Nothing done in Hogs. Partie* holding off for charge in the we*ther asking price $4 60. No ale* of provision* and prices unsettled.

NEW YOBK.

Nov. 23.

7,000 bids flour sold—State $6 68©75 Ohio

8707 wheat easier, western mix

ed, $1 72®74 red Ohio to arrive, $1 64 corn better, 35,'»00 bush sold mixed 78©79 white 80 yellow 8l®filJ meas pork, $14,„•

BT Oea.

_••i

0cT The advertisement of

JACOB

ISAAC

Kxttw,

SAsroao, aa old and highly re

spectable citizen of the Wabasb, died at his residence in Edgar county, Ills., on Tuesday last.— He was a man of considerable wealth, and at the time of his death, a director In the Terre-Haute and Alton Railroad, in which enterprise he had always taken much interest.

Uncle Sam in Japan.

It i* perhaps generally known, and therefore well worth the repealing, that Uncle Sam'* head man, the President, desired to have a familiar correspondence with the Emperor of Japan, a gentleman not over communicative at the best, so he wrote a lotter highly complimentary of "His Highness," in which doubtless, a few Yankee questions will be moderately put. Well the President called on Commodore Perry, and made him tho bearer of the letter, and sent

him along with four ships of war no end of guns, rockets, swords, and such like filibus tering articles, along with a few stout Yankee hearts and hands to use them. This was a strong

mail

train, certainly: but not

a bit too much so, when the letter had to be delivered at the port of Jeddo, a point much farther into the interior of Japan than its rulers allowed strangers to reach. But the four Yankee ships went right up, determined to deliver that letter, or die in the attempt. It is the custom of the Japanese lo surround foreign vessels with chains of armed boats| so that no communication can be had with the shore^Over a thousand boats sur rounded uncle Sam's four

and he did iti

05T

BSMIT

blood" or payings

cent for the conquest. Now then Yankee enterprise will be, to ...imagine how he can stock it with notions. lit^This is a bloodless triumph. Hurrah for Yankeedom. Price S cents.

s. OCT^Some of tha Whig papers have been quits uneasy about the money

as tboir candidate for President in *vs

T#l CttOUtA —There is a prospect that tlbts dreadful acoorga will again visit our country. Several packet ships have recently arrived7 at New York with this disaaso on board. Tbe Prince Albert, from Leodoa, lost 99 by cholera on the pawags. Sbt had five side on her arrival. The Forest King, from Liverpool, arrived on the first iostagt baring lost 33 by cholera on tbe

Uiutr» or N«w Th#r« wev« deaths ia New Orleans ti» 8th instant. The foul nasHbef of deaths «o the city siac* tb« 28Ut of May, is 11,000, wbwrfi 8.193 Were. jGroo* yellow tsvw.**?3nt^a -AiKsswShtsnftJk^K aftAbSa'

are absent, may aow retara aritb ssfirty, bat unariiian init

I»IHHH M„H1I

a*sy uetd aAar ase**re fiwt.

A*rrtsco,-~T« the q^stddi. fttalay die Ohm Timt asales a»W a a haman

ktimg

that spits a poo a Bsltimora

PSatfasm until b*

gm km

aaf tben sits dawn o« tt.**

Anj

a«cfe In ladtaaa!

Mechanic's Historical Society* The people of Terre-Haate are oottfiad that the antal eoarsa of Lectures before the

MECHANIC'S

this season. Yesterday

^wever, it was clear and cold. There has been but little doing in Pork Trade as yet. But few purcba*a* made, and seller* inclined to bold baek. -There were 110 nkt yetterday^ The standard price i* 93,60. We have heard of no engagement* at higher figure*.

Htsrosfcat.

SOCIETY

and

steam

Here is a

triumph. Tha Yankees said the boats must clear, they would not be watched, and the Japanese hauled off their boats, while three hundred and eighty men, thorough bred Yankees, walked the streets of Jeddo to the tuna of "Hail Columbia" and "Yankee Doodle" What a triumph. Japan, the mysteiy« opened by the Yankees without spilling "a pound

J.Walker

drew out the Treasury, for his ouilt, upon his appointment as commUtioner to China. Upon exauunirig the records of the proper department, it is found ibat be promptly paid back the money upon bis determining not to go/-10No Galphinism,

lyl

Washington correspondent of the

Evans villa £«f*ir«r say* tha New York Hards inland taking up Hon. Jsssc D.

Hero,

miles, purte 6,000

ships

each containing twenty-five men, and not a little scared were these armed boatmen at beholding the sight of a regular puffing es tablishment like a steam ship. Wellf there was soma objection to receiving the epistle, but Commodore Perry insisted upon deliv ering the letter,

for the

present season, will commence on Friday,

Nov. 25th The engagements already matte foetorer* are tha following.

Nov. 26ih, Rev. £. W, Fwk, TerreHaute. I1-' Dec.—Newton Booth, Esq-, Sacramento City, California.

Dec. 13th, O P. Morton, Eiq., Centre-

ville, Iodiana.^i^^* :i$k Dec. 20th, Hon. David McDonald, in* dianapolis.-^#

Dec- 23ir/o&n O. Bulloctc, Esq., Louis

ville Ky. Dec. 28th, W. M. Daily, D, Bloom-

ingtoo, lodiana. Jan.—, Hon. A. P. Hovey. Vernon,

Indiana. -, 14th, S. Colfax, EUq.. South Bend. 20th, C, White D. D-f Crawford*• ville. J* 26th, Thomas W. Fry, fcf. D., do. 30th, Rev. W. C. Brooks, Somervilhe,

Obi o. Feb. 7th, Rev. F. S McCabo, Peru Ind.

Engagements have also been made, but the time not fixed, with the following named gentlemen:

T. E. Thomas, D. JX, South Hanover,

Indiana. L. A Hine, Esq.. Cincinnati. J. B. L. Soule. Esq., Terre-Haute.

Hon. W. K. Edwards, *do^" W. E. McLean, Esq A conditior.al engagement has also been made with Dr. J. V. C. Smith, of Boston, whose researches in Egypt, Ethiopia, Turkey and Persia, will be the aubject of his lectures, if it should be our good fortune

that he reaoh this place. The Committee desiring to cater for the t&ste* of the public, as well as to advano% the interests of the Society in whose behalf they act, have spared no pains lo make this series of Lectures in every way worthy of the attention of the community, and trust that although the Sooiety has incurred large expense, it will not be the loser thereby. The Committee hope to be able to announce the names of other lecturers in a few days.

The price of admission to each lecture, will be 25 cents,

Ladies free.

Stores for $2 00.

Tickets for

the course may be purchased, ft^tjbc Book

J.G.STEPHENSON./ W. E. McLEANn-. I. M.BROWN. -r .i I. N. COLTRIN,. j.,.t

WM. M.BARR., .jo.'-

Committee of Arrangements**

Nov. 23,1863. ,v

tw5

Pacing nnd Trotting. ,s.,

On the 11th a great race oame off on Union Course, Long Island, between

Prince,

a paccr distance ten

Prince

led off on the

first mile, and kept ahead to the last. He made the first in 3 minutes and 1 second, the tenth mile in 3 12$, and the whole distance in 28 8|. The quickest running was on the seventh mile—2 38 J.

On the 14th another trot against time, came off tho name of the horse not given, but George Spicks was owner and driver. This was for a purse of $4,000, the distance no less than

one hundred miles

to go it in

side of nine hours He started at 8 39 and made the hundred mile* by 5 36, and died that night. The poor horse won, but what brutal orueltyf

CZAR

RUSSIA AMO THE LIVER COM-

PLA 1.NT—The

of the

Washington Correspondent

Tribune

says:^

'te||

"The suggestion that the Czar is a lunatic and proposes abdication, is simply laughed at, in diplomalio circles. He is weil known ass man of admirable physical organization, and has neither the imbecility that marked the character of his brother Alexander toward the close ot bis career, nor tbe brutal ferocity of Constantino, who resigned the throne in his favor. He is, however,known to be impulsive, and likewise irritable fjjwn a disordered liver, Irom the inflamatiwof which he ha* come near dying «fi two«*» oastoo*.' I**.?' 'l1: i-

But he has never shown symptoms of in «aoiiy. if tha war in Turkn/ is to bo tracad to physiological causes, it must be set down to the account of a deranged liver r*ther than to a disordered brain."

03r Beonet, tbe Editor of tha N. T.

ald,

Her

tt i* generally bruited around, was an applicant to the President for the recent appointment to tbe Freooh Mwrioo, and various and sundry have been the surmises of tbe press as to the basis of his claims and the reason of their rvjeoture. The Boston foit, however, give* a conclusively satisfactory season far bis twit getting it. It was all on account of his bounty. It would not have been humane, it savst* ia President Pierce so expose the young Empress to the danger of looking at Basnet,

Lou gives a« accooBt of 4m new doiugs of *. Pairidt P. HaS. Mori* S«al4,

and toavfly

ia*d.

CaM of hair,

^by at be oa«.

Tha Martha VFaslUagiagtM Cass BaMU The Ciocinnati papers confirm the report that the Martha Washington conspirators have been acquitted: a result so ui.ex pected, Irom tha evidence adduced again** lbs accused as almost to defy belief. Compunity had^beoomf so strongly convinced W a combination to bora the*steamboat, in order tbat vsrioos ioso ranee offices rotght W defraaded out of soma seventy thousand dollars, that it is now slow to believe that a jury of twelve men, having such a weight of testimony pointing to the authors ot crime could pronounce the accused entirely innocent of the alleged conspiracy. But such, it seems, is tho troth.

Wm. Aston foreman of the jury that tried the cases, has published a card in which he says: "There was at no tim* any of tho jury in favor of convicting any of tha defendants." l-.«d *4 **&

The Cincinnati Commercial asks—"If there was at no time any of the Jury in favor of convicting any of tho defendants," why was the jury over ^/y hours in bringing in their verdict?

The expenses of the suit are estimated at not less than forty thousand dollars, a bill that will have to be footed by Uncle Sam.

NEXT SPEAKER.—The

New York Herald

understands lhat Brcckenridge, of Ky., is the President's favorite for the Speakership ot tbe next Congress, and says the probabilities are that Breckenridge will be the

lucky man.

WASUINGTO^,

The approaching annexations of the Sandwich Islands renders the concentration of our naval forces about those islands a matter of imperative necessity. Ijnder these circumstances, 1 doubt whether Commodore Perry will return to Jeddo for an answer to tho President's letter. He ought certainty not to go there unless prepared to enforce diplomatic etiquette. After taking possession of the half way house to China, we will be better able lo manage the Japan ese, and their calico fortifications.

The administration feel perfectly safe in their present position, and no change of Cabinet will take place for the present. There will be no acknowledged administration leader in either house but then where are tb* chiefs of the opposition 1— Jackson had Clay, Webster, and Calhoun to oppose him but where are the leaders of ihe opposition to General Pierce? The only ad vcise circumstanoes in which the administration can possibly be placed, are those in which it is attacked with rigor by leading whigs, and defended lukewarmly by its own friends.—Bait. Sun, ppgwTT"'1 riir.-.'— *1

A Sijbt not Often Sccu. take tho following from the memorando of European Travel, by the author of "Germany Revised/' which appears in the New York Evening Post »t

v,'

In Aarau, a town of some 6,000 to ,8,000 inhabitants, in Switzerland, the Protestants and Catholics have but one church^They share it pcacsably together. What is more consideringman's prejudice, they hiv* but one grave-yard and their dust mingles together. The sight of so much unexpected liberality did me good ^I he church is divided into parts, a Caihuuc and a Protestant. They have their religons service alternate and they never quarrel. Tbe same bells calls both to church, the same roof covers both congregations, and I rather guess the same God hears the prayers of both. 1 was astonished to find this fact, for the Aarau people had beeu descridad to me as very intolerant Protestants, and the Catholics there as much embittered agsinst them: and I made special inquiry whether, during the late religious difficulties in Switzerland, the joist u*a of the church was not endangered by the prevailing high prodjudiens. 1 was told lhat it was nou I frankly expressed to the Catholio sexton, who sbowed us .tha church, my gratification at the hsMtonious action of tha two religiouslects, "Well as to thai," said he "the people of Aarau are neither vary zealous Catholics nor active ProtestantsMhey might both be improved in their zeal for their respective churches." 1 saw I had a churchman before me. I said nothing in reply, but after w« were out of tbe church, I could not help say log to my companions "The Aarau people may be poor Protestants and poor Catholics, but surely ihey are good Chmliaos."

Rowonsx.—VY« learn that Mr. John Boos, in tbe neighborhood East of town, was shot in the face, on last Tuesday night, by one of a gang of yooag weo wbo went to enjoy themselves in tha rowdyism of a

charavari,

The

Jfcr as

$3T N. P. WAUS, sM&y oi bis friends found, sarbtfa sgo, baa foiy recoverod bis Iwate. by weeoa of oewatry axercists, op at Idlaw^d CMtage. Hi boa, tbe haaslwt, tba saddle, tnd tb»"lMgblaftd ak, (Qe«. Morris aays^) haws bean laaad tba host set tbe sposld be kaaa^.

—ft

aSa» Lot* Moatat.

Beooraiog fco **'m*d fcim by lsi*

tiud

ft to d*a door kaok,

slapped b« riva masioartpg jaw* »oSb« bad 0M p»arsttow iiMi LMWM iiMfeAimNaBO Bf MQIQ OM Jfrl IDOVr Q9 a. A—^ .1# MMi*

(shiv a-ree,) on tha oooasioo of

bis marriage, which bad that day taken place. On going to bis door be was fired upon with a gun loaded with heavy paper wsds, the wads tearing tbe side of his face, and ktjttritig bis eye, ao as likely 10 cause its total loss. These gatherings at* of a

law lea* and dangeroos character, andought tobt severely daalt

Whig.

just mi this

pmm. Tba

wok,—Par he

CATSOUC CHCKOI

jMWas si

[Fsr

Coumtg

ut Guotumi.—

buildiag «roct«d by Mr. Diawtddia

Hot

a chair shop, and aabseqaeotly osad a* a sbool room, oa rtroet, ha* twei put 11 mod by th Catboiios

(be ubotvfa put'

story of Its pan^aso is ratfcor

tstioci Tbs boyav or agettt, rspras«Mod Om Iw wasted it for' a vto^|ar «wtab)H4i- *•«,' bat aeo« as Um writings www drasra, asadb koowa tba trails. W« or* Ia. ftiriat'l dm »bao dvw fwi was wftrwd 10 itt tkns arasaeaoa of dsa |Nfisa, bt* rtspfy aros

tftimfgitr tffirhfi

ymt

aorno of t*s poop Is a( OtNscs^s/'^ii

Tba Mlowers Rrv. Alosader CampIMA, Betbany, Vs^ bava boooma iiesadsflod

TV r»B*ady gba «rii« ooni'saoiaa ba* baa« oallsd 1©

IBSM SB

QtestrfBsdls ^saoary uttsL

Mr. C. ts is fiavor of tte gradual sbolBWMi of? *iavery.

the

Jinrasi.]

Ma.

Touts-H acts, Tswasim* E*k.

EDITOSJ—Tbetime

Nov. 17.

The Pacific railroad scheme meets thus far with very little favor from the Administration. Virginia has spoken in unmisUkeable terms against the project, and that State must be conciliated at this juncture. The tendency of the

OKI

has arrived when

tbe trip can be made from this place to Cincinnati in IS boars. This seems astoniidiiag—but the time is made daily by way of the Indianapolis snd Cincinnati Railroad.

left Cincinnati on tha fast steamer

Qotsit, Capt.

aid, in speaking of the extravagance that prevails in the World of fashion in New York, says: •^Already our ladies, who make4tftiy'pre tensions to the title of fashionable, have commenced a way of rivalry with the Ku ropeon aristocracy, and if they do not sur pass them in the styU of dress, they are certainly 'their equals in extravagance. In one year a lutly of fashion, living on the Fifth avenue, will expend seven or eight thousand ddlUrs upon dress} snd we are assured, upon the most reliable authority, that a walking or promenade dress, such as is seen occasionally in Broadway, costs from fifteen hundred to two thousand dot Urs.

A I E

At tba Catholic Ghurrh, in this City, on the 24th last., at JO o'clock, A. M., by the Kev. 8. P.

LALCMICBK,

cent ricttw.

FOREST

PKOTZXAX,

at 6 o'clock Moo*

day naorning—-aiiioyed a leisure breakfast on board tha boat—arrived at Lawrenceburg at 7 35 took Cars immediately and landed in Indianapolis five miuutea before !2 and enjoyed dinner—bad abundance of lima to examine tha Union Depot, and coo verse with a number of acquaintances took tbe Terre-Haute Cars, 10 min. after 1 o'clock* and arrived here 20 minutes before

BUNTI.N.

o'clock

—enjoyed a very comfortable ride to the Brown House—which, by tbe way, is hard to beat. Ml.

the affable proprietor,

being full of jokes and yarns—and he undoubtedly is a verification of the old adage Laugh ai*d grow fat." Your very pleasant city offers many inducements for sojourners —but "Business first and pleasure afterwards*', has always been the motto which 1 have adopted. I am cotdpelled, very much against my inward feelings, to take my departure.

Your*, &o W. W C.

P. S. Should *ny inquire the most expeditious well as the most comfortable route to the Queen City, direct them over the road by way ol Lawrenceburg. And, by the way, forgot to mention that my breakfast was included in my fare for $3 only,

ttre

Dominion has al

ways been conservative. Mr. Wells, of New Hampshire, will probably be the successor of Mr. Athsrton in the Senate of the United States. Mr. Weil* having been once set aside to make room for Mr. Atherton, tho party will now be obliged to rally upon him. He is an able end consistent democrat.

Signs of the "limea.

Fsstn-ess is (ne of the signs of the ttraes Fast administration, running beyond all precedent fast speculators, running ahead of their means fast boys, lhat know more than their governors fast gtrls, running into Bloomers before they are fiirly budded fast horses, fast dinners, etc are the order of the day. Our young city iagrowing fast, our commerce and propulstion increase fast, fortunes are made and lost fast, and instead of"fasting and prayer," the universal prayer, is to gel along faster. We verily believe the aga would straddle a rocket or a bomU-shell, lor the sake of speed. The old fellow who jumped off the locomotive tender, a few years ago, because the engine stopstopped to water, and hecould'nt wait lor it, was only afote shadowing ofour fa»t times-

Among other things, the Press is last—so fast lhat the

Times

can't keep up with it.

Indeed, tha Times is out of joint for want of wind and bottom. Over the ocean, the current moves slower, though the Czar Europe's fast man—is Russia-ing it aAer a Turkey for Christmas dinner. What if, in his haste, he should slip up in his Turkeychase—the world would say, "served him right," for such a Bear-faced attempt to rob

his neighbor's roosl. ^n, .i'

NKW YOKK EXTRAVAGANCE—Tho

Signer Don JOSE MARIE MAD

RIGAL, of Havana, Cuba, to Mtas MAGGIE C. LINTON, daughter of the late David C. Linton, of this ia Cube.

aghte

of this ptaca. They design tocailog pwrmsoeuliy

On the 20th Inst., by Rev. D. Tavu»a, NOEL B. DOFF to Miss HARRIET E. McKADDON, ail of this city.

At Prairieton, on the 16th lost, by Rev.

ALLXH,

WM.

R. BENTLEY

In Lewis towaship, Clay county, on tha 17th Inst., ELIZABETH, eenaort of Joan

SM}.,

aged 66 yearn1,•

SUE FKLT HER COXJEJTITPMR ISIFBOV® O.Y SKWCD DAT. ttM Ibwrtii 4ur

Cbtfrcb Nov. 94tb, 1899/ & PRICE, 8ec*jg

1XPROTK YOUR SIGHT.

BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES.

H. 9nmw 4 80*, 0M celebrated Eaftisb

Arnpm mj fr*p*rtf w*s

saurtaiasd sa ary prspstiy, srblab aa*

cassai at tha aaaae

time,

autli better, ta tl» 3!h

ISSS, she a— ft* «n ths 20th

I«w0w4im

X«t or bhtniali apoa W skis—twr w»s ttitt* «U*o»w thwnrfe^r h» V»Hai- -1 Mr. Otti«r has cowd asaay pcopt* In Drsyton,

\«m,

Ajptt^..-

»«r

after At comB»w**d Its ace, SHE WAS SOCND.

Rhewas*

Fvm'aadAM, J*1*®!!?'

|^M«r Tstloa* klixi*, *nh Re*)? Rcjt^rj ard 1 of hi* iMtads

Imm

1MB Wrf W IMnjlh, WtlW*W|

ladtawttan, *«,. »w SaSwajr'* TW B. It ReioJiw »re »oM by Dr««r»«W c«!Pni»r.

LTOJf»S ATI1A1 RON,,

R«T

P»nrr*Tisot |Un«aoi«

*x*

MUW

Br*r*m-is« tas

IIAJ*. I*

tbr Meet vet voadMfu) artte)* U* «tt«M rv«r 4w«d. Its tttoctMifoff »*w ta vttkMrt a piwJtmt (0 tM htftwr «T tii* M^rrim Mtiii*. aad Ittsmteat. Ml ud

fio**7

feair, *th «roM* «f tiatw, (mark

BIT

rk (kit

Mfca,) 1* tlw wNml effort «f tha K*lh*lr*. BaM mr bead* awn jurtNly MttaBisfcrd. T1M KttMiw ha* tWty wt«N

tuUr «A«r a haM»*a

rt*re.

W Jm 1

WALL.

OtK*fa»*r. TS Bond St., NVw Vork Th« Kathatraa Is a cwtaia p*»» fcr Ncrton* anrt att Cutawow Waraw*. *oM ty alt Jaalaw, wwynlaw. Try tl.

Trier

only 24 real*,

ta laifa Wl1** I S. PKOIMMW. Ut BrM4««y, N. V. Far

J. tt,

CTXIMIHA*.

liAUir, A«nts, nne Uaufe, M.

»ad J«»

... -~T»

4a-»s.

&£ O. IIA LSTBD'S PJLIJS,f ltiu. apas

DTSHOKili, IXDJOBrtTON,

B1U0C5XRS9,

A.\D

Everjr lMsense of the Stomncb.

]VE\FAI)VERTISEMEi\TS.

Notice to Contractors.^,'

SEALEDTucimiay,

PUOmSALS will rwHved by the

u«ntersi((aed,«t Raekvitle, Parks c»uuty, Indiana, outit tho Slat of D««mWr n«xt, for tbaORUBBlNw,GRADING and BRIDGING of th«DtvWoa of the Kvansviile andCrawfordavlil» Railroad, extaudiug from Terre-Haute to Rockvillo.

Plana, Profiles and Specifications, will be exhibited at Rock ville, for five days previous tu tho letting. By order of A. M. rU F.TT,

WM. J.

BALL,

Nov. S5,1«3-9-4t

Chi'f Emginctr.

New Route to CincinnadT

^IlE l\I)lttPOMS AKD riN* CINNAm ItAlJLKOAIk connwlii.^ lh tt»« Company'* fiut *twun«* WllKST QUKKN," ut l.awrMirrtHirgh, rominancM numtn|t ttii* tliiv, (Nov. t*t.) raasnuBer trains will run (Smxioy* «xrf|lnt.)

wilh

FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Mail Train Itttw t'nluu Brjwi, st 1 K'riwk, P. U.j nrrivrs si Clnrluutl st tba foot of Main (tract at 7 u'cltirfc, 1*. SI. FROM CINCINNATI. taarw ttie Main stnwt Wh»rf «t 0 oVlerk, A. M. Cars srriT* at liwtl«n*r«lt* st 13 M. tu itmr for paaastigers u» Ulne *iiJ taka (tie IVnv- or La/k^it# Cnr».

Passengers win An) Dili ihttlmrtdi, qidokcst, sml moit tl«a*«tit nmtp tetweoe lnttisnajMli# il Ctiicinnatl. Through H«k«t* ran h»l at tlw Ttrkrt OfBm »t tbe nrj*«. Rasyaice clwkwl thnxifh at*) a(Toiaie«il«*i br faam^o MMter. CUT K*r* throiarh tt, Cturlnnatl, ta.

No* 24, l&KWHH UK01U1K UAVKNS,

~FRESH GROCERIES,"

lOMrntSIMU rtin|ilnt« «i*or1inint, to which an tnvtle Ui« altmtton of tlio rJlltmt* «r Tnrn». Ilsnt*

tmd

tlrltillv,

we »n »)o* |r«|sml to rtiniUh our rudrairrs with sit (U'UfrlflUrt.f ut «|lt. UJT

1/)1VKST

C.4.VM

I'ltlt S. _£

New Orlean* Sugar cuxd Molasses,

Stnart'* X. V. Crurlint. I'tilvprlnn), Wliltr, Ctart|lnl Mil Caffra *«wsr*I Suit*? liotiM

MIIIKMMI M»I

qtiallty. In tW«

ll,4T)(n

MM!

PYMP

extra

t'Uln *opirbT Votnw lltrati, lm|rrl«,

U(W|H»W(i«r and Itlurk 1V*«, |u rhr»t« m.ii rhr'l* «i«l la R, -*«ltitwt IUo

MMIOld

OnTcnimwit Jtv» OtCro In &0 Q,

North Csmttna

HMWI tUrti

^ox's Starrtit No.

So»pl Vartogstrtt Soap lo («crjr paHcaitra,

1 YUrk

it., Sr.

TORACCO,—Onr aaaor'mei)t of Totmcro rinl»ra«j« tl» following bnu*l»| l^mirox'* Xttra Our. andlsb, Virginia MMiuTartutv, Oriuorts ti«nulr« Nutursl I*«r to «m*ll boxM, IVjtrm*, Orracwil Cltjr. I^wtulr* Itntln, ni .1 other finr hraml*) J»hii Aralrrsoii's folnm flnv rut, Wsmsi'ii flrap* and Vlr^ii ft«.o otil, tlrargers Kxlra fit riif, Lortl laKt's Maccatmjr Souff.

Y^IQllOlUt.—-.Brandies of siuterlor quality Port, Minli-lrn and Mstftjta filxli, Srotfli il |luurlon Whl*hyi Shctdsm

IUIUIHI

llcr

«lr, («*trs,)) Utmfon I'oripr m»I

S«oteh AI*1, til pint* er.il qu*ri*( Chw«i|m|tt« and rinrrU of T*rina« rb«drK tr»id») s«4 a swcrnl snwrlutoiil or flnp l.t^unrs which we guaranty purr, at»l *olwt«l rx|in«Kl]r for luvsllUs.

I'ltlJITH.—M. II. ami Layer Raisins in whole, hair, quarter and onr eighth !o*r*| Canton ninpr In J»r»j Cttroq, Atmoia]', tVcsn*, IVonw, tlrsMtr frtili* o( «rrjr ilr. Mri|iltfflt, JrJllw», Spsoi'h ChiwIHf, OliTC, Caacrr, lletm a Preacrrce, SaTilti!**, St., te.

Iti A KS.— lie vx tia Cigars of choice krnmiM, PINII.—Xlsekeral l's, ami .Vs In half tibia quarter Mil* and htU«| Sal won In Unrrr# aid klttxi (V«l(lfli la boxei ear In Tao«urS sad 0iamd« In quarter 1.M«.

I'OWUEB AND .SHOT.—Ketvit.cky Ilifl^ Powder In liii)Mmt do. ItocaM's Amertrsn Siiortt«K Pewdsr,

rttn Strrmg

Bfone

Notembar

TARSor

to Miss

JANE CARRITHER8,

SARAH

all of this county.

««•?:, DIED, "w

0* tbe 23d Inst., at Lafayette, of IjpSii* /rear, Mr. GEORGE GOODRICH, aged 19 years. His remains were brought to this place, and interred on to-day ^Thuisday.)

PICKA*»,

PREACHING.

BJCV.

Ma.

ESTOM

will preach at tbe

anli

COB

Op-

Uctass, wiH sbovtfy visit Terre-Hanl* with tbctr eat*trated sad werld Pssewwed BmStaa Pebble Speetaets*. Dae a«Uce wiii be gives of tb^r ar

^—. |gp

CEKTXFIC AT 8 3m

I waa insured Is the New Yerk lodemaity Isiaae* Caamaay, af Br*adattrfa, New York, sad *a tb» l€di day af

4a-

aliwyed by Sra, wfcfab a* saoa a* rrp«rted teaatd

Cemfmmj,

wa* presaptly joaid ky 0. W, SdlaaM, "1 feaeral Ageat, who eajlad aa »e aa HttU my clal» ta ny esttre 1 eaa ttwtfsw Nessuatnri that

imyasy a aala, 's*aad aad nelbMe as* ts to» aara ta. HENRY P1CRCE. Dated Gasbaa, ladU Sept. 38, ISS&

Wnk

rtfard ts tho above Os**p*ay I waatd say tba* tlfce

WUSSa

OOODS,

variety af

ana* otaaUy as nraaMtly

Had sadd£ae4«r% sefiSsd by O. W. BabiMbd,

H. 1

eaa therefore swat

MM afcar* Cwyasy ta

as iaaarit pabte far 1 asa*M*rsasb pr*aupt awa aa waprairadaated, oa tbaps«t,aHa*aa*a a

OndfliillK, Is*., Sept. 1, IIB3W S XeLau l* AgMt far dw absva Caaspaay

09* USB DHL S D. HOWE'S

O A N

it WUX Ct'BE TOUK COCOU. «Q

am! RleSn, In r»mil«trr) Pujxmt'* do. do.

do. Sliot ol all Sites, lo toss*, far sale lit WASSON 4, CO.. Nov. 35,18S.1-9-tf Ross's Block.

TAKEV I?Pf

JAMES KRAKM. Il*l»ur In J'ralrln Cresk Tewndilp, tSaarat aoml ROHSR, eljtht or nine years old ls«t •prtif- Sa* *t»lt» »M, lltlia wMts tn bts teestisad, wMte "irln oo (he MMI of lila nose, two noiall srlii«s »po«# ot» bt« taa(«^ssip|w*iil to tie marfcixl hy the saddle, Shod at! round ao ouHer marks or brand* peroatvaMe, rotirUco baed* three tushes high. Apprslsvl to fiflr dollais, tnr"WM. BHA'mCK sad

HAMILTON,

ietfft t&o tha 10th Ol November, VW3. E. DEW ITT.

J. V.

A true enpr frrwi the reronJ. ANtl. WH.KINS, t?l*k.

28, ISAS^S-Stptf bf Jo**

Wum*»,

OeputT,

HAVE WE THE ACUE AMONG US)

Ktnt'S mown a t«a spmMfktt er«T these boors to tba almturs of tba fc*«r, and jrou will ba roiwd of tbe AITUII.

doss

tmrtj

He? 3$, 1SM40W

Cnlrsrsalist

Church on Sunday next, at 1 o'clock, a.

JS.

Tbe quarterly meeUag of tbe First UafverHllst Church of Terre-Haste, will commence on Monday, tbe Sth day of December next, at 1 a'dlock P. M. Ali the members are invited to be preasat as baaineaa of importaace will eome before

hour arfij curs Cholera Merbu*i

erery ttirwa bour*, Diarrhoea and F'tusi three times ds Miemaatism. Srare Kjt*, Oouffh', A*tlma, Old Sens. Wotsm. Sr. Men circular of dlnetioo*. mistiims ao extarmU application IS reqaired.

Every Vestige of Scroftila^1'

Can lw eowptoMf araSteateS hf thtsOtt, at teas (Ml or lame, teultnc* than fay say other nrtnerty. ,t,

Now these things are so.

Tbaessseo ts, Nstnrvtns'JetbteaMdkbw, a»S msSottSKIifT. Tbe sflktad eerar will regret ft If thry esstatns tnd try It. It doa* not disappalM. Pw» SO e*ot», rerSstabr Drsffists j, hi U»e_We«t, aod at wboMale and rvlail la Terre-

Pom

nasratly, .. Ilaate by

k. N.

B. Ctmlofbitn, Doimellr Kknr, and Browntof

S Walt. a. M. LTON, VMt Wsyue. Proprietor.

IfEW

jU'ei:?. I

NOTICE

JEWELRY STORE* I js*

i®

KEBJf, WATCHMAKER AND

tl /EWELLER, West side of tbe Pobllc Sqosie, fceeae ead*taatly en bsad a lares sad eJe«»st aa. sortoeatof

CLOCKS,

Nov. 95, l8&3-9-tf.

WATCitES, JEWELRY

A NO FANCY GOODS, which he will diapoee of open th* moat favorable terms. GrWatdwe, Clerks and Jewelry repaired, tp. •a tbe sbwtnet aoties, sad wamatad U» give sstiefaettea'

bead tba larfast *saortmetft'sf 8TATIONBHV AND FANCY

we bave offered, eesBprblag abaast every

School Boots, Miscellaneous Books, Sta pie ft Faury Stationery. Plain jr Fancy Envelopes. Letter 4* Cap Paper, :STEBL 6c GOLD PENS,

Pocket and Pen Knives, Port Monnaies,

Card Caste, etc., etc.

lfew Seats taesHad every Week. All eeived Inr Satsntey wlB be ttlad tba vnk Mtawtaa. WaaslI else, moathly sad by tbo year, BAJtPBB% fUTNAM-8, GfiAHAM'3,

AND MAGAZINE or Aft

GODEY*S h&mm* BOOK, Ac.

CBXLBS BOOK STORB,

5e.7,rfc—tx Raw, torn

4mr

saet ef Bif T-,

"rmzB-ttAtmi, wv.» I •.

OkkaB% Work,

BLEAK

UQVSB,

For ast* at act 31

SO eta.

eeneleto ia ese VaL W.S,BI

BUCKINGHAM'S.