Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 6, Number 24, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 March 1854 — Page 2

TlilO. JOURNAL,

WM. 1!. Mcl.UAN, Editor.

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FK1DAY aoiVBiG^JlAiciI 10,1854.

The Rebraska Bill.

ffr oar Ceogreaelonal proceedtoga elsewhere reported, will beaeen that thto trill few finally paamm! the 8- Senate bj lt»* decisive vote of 37 l« 14. A gr**t deal of pi, wind and fury, bee been •peat over It, and It** *deoe*Um have finally achieved a decided triumph, Although from the beginning we b»T* never felt that the mUety of ilia country of the perpetolty of the Unloo depeuded open it'a peasage or It's rejection, it hat opened the slaie«a of theabolltlon e*sa-pool, and haa been the tbeme of Uia greatest nations! latere**, sloce tbe agitation of iheCompfdtnfceof W50. In thefloaae, iti* ltbo'1 it will meet with much mora violent opposition than It experienced In the Senate. In spite of all the upheaving abolition* of political partisan* over It, tba Country wilt Mil! wag en a* usual, and the glorious ship of the Union will come oat eefe.

Nebraska.

R'» shall be rejoiead when this subject finally disposed of, if for no other reason than to relieve the Stale Journal, and other whif print#, from the spasm* ted thro** into which it iashea thoee weak concerns. It»« melancholy to read their spasmed* ie efforts at Urttly-itm, and to eae with what violent contortions they make ugly face# at Douglas am) ether*. They adopt ail the cant of the Tabernacle, without it'a ability, or it'a force. The editor of the Journal haa ridden the Maine Law nearly to death, for hia own personal and political pnrpoeea, and now he ia aatride of Nebraska, booted and spurred, maty aword in band, in the trne apirit of Praise-Ood-barebones of oid. Nearly every hobby under the nun haa served him some purpose— or aome purpoee waa attempted—from Governor W right'* ubestnuls dawn to free- aoil but, aome' how or other,, the Whig party, under hla lead, doee liet aeeui to keep from getting imollrr. He "wire* in and wires out," bnt the confounded democrat*, somehow or other, keep Increasing their majorities In Indiana! lie proffers alliance* with every body, compromfcsea hla whlggary with everybody, and every faction of everybody, but iiohw'y appeara to go over to him. Like Paul Pry, he p«pe hia noae into every one'* company, but no one pope into hi#. He ia man of veal iuipud»ne«, to he aure, but how he stands many rehwffr, without ukWig a hint, la a wonder to every beholder.

SJ~ The Circuit Court of thle County which haa been In session for the paat week, haa wilueesed one of the moot esclUug criminal proeecutiona which ha* probably ever occurred In our place.— The defendant an old and quite an Influential and wealthy citizen of the aoutheru pait of the county, William T. J. Slisltuck, wa* arraigned before the Court upon au indictment for Seduction, tinder promise of MaWlage, and for the ollenca of administering medicine (o the person seduced, with view lo produce abortion. The teatitnouy upon the part of the Stale implicated a physician who atteudad the woman, during her delivery, snd^lho Court contrived It uecoaeary to commit the party ImpllcHted, for murder the child, according to the testimony of the prosecuting witness, being born alive, ami coon after placed In a vessel where It expired. The |erty committed wa* afterward* admitted to ball for hla appearance from day to day, Ui the aum of $6,00(1. Un the third morulng ol the trial the evidence ou the part of the Stale having clueetl, ihecfrfeudaill, Mr, Shut luck, evidently fearlul of the iaaue of Ibe cuae, suddenly decamped, and hua alnce become nan com*t\bus in steampo.— I Hi bail in the 8eduction suit, and also in the other pending agatnat him, for administering medicines with a view to produce abortion ($.'00 In each case,) waa accordingly forfeited. Upon the whole It wae a caae of the moat revolting character and the repetition of which we hope may not eoon agtiiu occur In 9B{ County.

O" In the caw of the Stile against Aijuavok* Dawitt, for Manslaughter, in killing one Henry Hoagga, at MrKean** Slaughter llmise, la*t Winter a year, the jury brought In a verdict of not gttllty.

The excitement about the Small-Pox In thl* place, haa entirely aubeided, not a atngla new caee ha* been reported for the paat week. Not the leaat danger need be apprehended by pereoua doeiroua of vlalting the place.

Sfnntor llrigbt.

Till* diatingttlahed Senator haa been unflttrlng for aeverai weeka from au attack of the Nheumatiani, 0 much »o to prevent him from occupying hi* aeat in the Senate. Thl* fact i» notorlooa, neverthelea* the AWUtlon priuta and their all lee here Intimated that abeeuee from hla poet waa in order to dodge the vote on the Nehraaka and Kan* xaa Bill. It waa not eeernttal for Mr. Bright to record hla vote on that greet measure, that hie hla poaltkm niifht be known, for hia view* oa the grwt principle involved la thl* Hill are well «nderetood by the people, lie la a firm and coo»Utettt democrat, believing thoroughly in tho capacity of Ute people (t aelf-g«Ter«vn»Ht—ta well acqoainted with, and folly appreciate* their right*, and by no vote of lata would he r**trfct or abridge the privilege* that juatiy belong to U»e oltiteM of any u( the Stale*, or terrtlortea, of thta va»t Re public Had not IttdltpeeiHoa prerew^ed, we know fall well that he Would have recorded hie vote, in the affirmative, on thet bill. Thn* adding one rtmre to the overwhelming majority by which paaeed that honorable body. We do not woader at tiwa* petty and contemptible ettaeka upon hbn from the

quarter Wore Indicated, becease he has denounced ooo»e to hand. Some harah words had passed upon all occaeten* (he mUerwbio factions atrong tw«ea the partiee. and decided language. tleonttlte«,ta yenrcottrae

of defamation, your siaadsn Ml fcartafa* at his f«*|, sad your «saatu* t» bat praise to, sad a rs*ou»u»ndatton of htm. Is the democracy «f iaeM*«a and the Us ton. Yen may whtn* about etorsry aad la dbgafc* preset* Fr**~eoll«m, a a til year hairs ar» aa white ss sasw, aad csaast lasses tits esafidease «f the pe«ple sf Itteiana la tlwlr favorite eon, Jx*sa D. Uamwr.

Oko R. Pt«m, of daclanatl, pwwat Attorney General »f Ohio* Im bw* »W«11' sited States fesator by the LeftslWars asw la Scwstsa. He ia a yswttg maa sf (M^UUal ability, sada ifttwt gallant aad anuria* champion of dssssecaey.

Asms* lit* et»ti«gwM»ed sad worthy e*adfcl*t«s Mm the Legislate r« fl»r Iks i» S#tf*»*r, w»e was mm deceiving or better qasli&od for the station. iWa Mr. Pwg*. He la a yoaag of IkTltUaat telests, asd Ms fsaffct Iti* smy a a tbotusad fawn tfce r*»fc *f (rirlvala ciiiten ts the asset hsasrabis aad dga«fie4 toft***ties tody la As w»ridL il wsaM to well fortto coaatry If the Seaal® A* Uaittd Steles cosipoasd enursly sf ««a, with tafesto at «s cws»aadtat a» *rdsrj[ aad ssea yssnwtaf.t* soMffea deff«sstksns aafeis trstt»ef\«l»ar* ii* wb«e)t ss pecaHariy «MlH|*idl tb* newly skessi S.aatsrftoMnMhi^

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Spirit of Afeolitioi.

Tlie jltindu bfi i* opeadog the aioieie of tl«e abolition ceee-pool, and be who rnna may read.— Now ia the time to try the epirit of the Coantry, and many «Iy, pr»dea, asd canUoaa poc^le aritl "•hear (heir hand," before they are aware of it-— Aa arraotaboHUoalet* ae ever trod Bxaier Hall or the Tabernacle, have '"kept dark" tfl recently, and they are now opening sp In full cry againat the iaxtliutioe* of the cooatry. Aa a apech»en of whet «nay be aapaetad, etieald Heavea peraalt theae men to rule, we beg altantion to wl«t Wmihii. pMiixira lately uttered at the Tabernacle 1a Stw York. Spaaktag of a great and and patriotic man, now no more, (Dahix WrwtW,) thla hiaalog aerpeut of the aboiiUontata aald: "Some may think I ought to let tlie let the dead "rw»t. Bnt the great miedbief of oar Country la "that we raeaot let ear greet rent, for their ln"flo'nee llvee after them. If the roes ***t Waehief!--f. think they are to beaacred when "they Iwee «d the grave., then there can be no "motive that can be brought to bear npon them.— "But while we have a tongue, the man who haa "been a traitor to liberty, kt» «ea, mnd k*» *ea'* «ea, "8H4L4. aaoacr to ME*a uia maiuc!

Can any thing be more in fan) on* than that t— The mediory of WEnrm—the giantminded W*a»T*a, wboae death a Nation mourn*— a man whoee Intellect haa conferred covntlea* honors npon hi* native land, and whoee political renown the world might covet, ii thus held to eeorn, no that "hi* eon, and hie con'e aon, *kall regrH le Asar kit Theae atrociona *e ntime nU, ao revolting to human nature, and *o repngnant to all the feeling* of manhood, are hardly equal to the general malignity of theae anil•lavery propagandiate. In their puraait of a pban torn—in* elevation of the negro to equality with the white race—theae madmen have neither metee nor bouwla to the towering infamy of their wnti menta.

Having tbna aeaafled the memory of the dead, and, like the hyena, opened the gravee of the departed, thla rampant villifier of New England'* coloeaal aon, thua altaeka the Church and the Union: "The Slave (*^y* Phllllpe) lookt to Kncjlnnd for "a mtltiny injlutnet. Great la the reapoiwibillty "of him who atanda aa Ute channel of literature "between the two countriee. If ehurehe* ataud in "the way of freedom, I do not dUlike churchee, "but taiuld remove tht obstacle* and if thlacoun"try and Union ranuot aubaiat without aluvnry, euru ikr Country and the Unioa% of which this la the cement

Thla cantiug madman ia a fair epeclmen of the abolUioniata of the North, who are for the moat part, Infidel*, tociallala and free-thinker* In religion, and even worve than that. Theae Tabernacle gentry lately puaaed a resolution caking all Cbrlaliaii miniatera lo pray agnlnat Ute Nehraaka bill, with what propriety let their Church-hating and Country and Unwn-curting piety answer! We are only aurprUed that good men, anywhere, pay at* tention lo their treasonable and canting hypocriay.

ftenntor Ilright.

We copy with regret, the following paragraph from the Washington Sentinel, lu relation to the aevere Indlapoaltlon of Senator Bhiout:

The alpaca of Governor Bright from hla aeat In the Senate for the last few days ie owing to severe IndleposlUon. We deeply regret to learn that he I* nuflVrltig from an aggravated attack of lu damnmtory rheumatism, to which he Is subject.— We regret his sicklies* on his own account, for a purer and nobler man does not live. We also re grot It on account of the temporary lose to the genate of one whoee counsels are alwav* able, enlightened, indepeudenl and houeal. We sincerely hope that his health may soon bo restored."

Kenntor Pettit.

The editor of the Wabaih Exprctt, charges that Senator Prrry? was a free-soilor lu l&43t-ead that he uow misrepresents the people of Indiana in his action ou the Nebraska and Kansas Bill. We do ny that Mr. Pettit ever was a free-soller and that his position now ou the Nebraska bill is not accordance with tlie democracy of Indiana, together and with a large number of whlgs, is totally absurd without any foundation In fact Mr. Pettit doea not desire or mean to adapt his course, whilst Senator, to suit the desires of free-soilers or thoee of like tendency.

O* The Washington Htar whleh aeeins to gather up the undercurrent news about the Nallonsl qspiUl with great Industry, givepa a rumor prevalent lu pclltteai circles, that the Whig Senators recently held a caucus, at which all were present but four, and that a resolution offered by Senator Toombs, of Georgia, denouncing the course of the National Intelligencer In reference to tlie Nebraska bill, waa adopted unanimously. It further states that the same Senator declared the Whig parly of the South dissolved, or in a state of dlseolullou.

The same paper gives alao a current rumor, that in a secret session a young Senator proposed to have tlie editor of the New York Herald and the editors of several oilier papers cited to appear be* fore the Senate and show cause why they should not be punished for publishing Senatorial secrets the particular c«m referred to being the publication of the Gadedea treaty before it had been officially promulgated. The proposition was rejected by Senators of more experienced wisdom.

A Monti. L*oi*u*to* —A bill has been before the Illinois Legislature, making an appropriation lo ornament the pabtic square at Springfield, upon which a spirited debate arose- Mr. Logan, In the coarse of bit re«mtk*t said, he thought It betbetter to beautify and adorn their characters, than to be troubling thewse Ivee sbor.t the Slate House yard. He was ccneerneii for the State debt.

CTWo uoderatandUiaionSatanfaT N.MlCltm Witmm. In ope* Court, In CealrevtHe, Wayne co., •tabbed 0»o. W. e*-me»nber Congress, in tlie throat. The particular* ol the affray have net

IJThe Parts Ceastltattsawtl,Uts organ of Lonis Nt?--eaa» thinks that Uwoatd to wise poiky ia E»i vftd aad France, inhey wfadt ts protect Tarkey from fata re aggression* sf Raatta, to rs-es» labtteh tlie kingdoms sf Poland sad Uasfary.~ The paper speaks srell aad sf a peiiey which. If carried est. wttl resurrect tws sf the ashleal asttsaa thst evsr fell fighti^ fsr aaUsaal sitrtnacs,

tyn» Jlisseurt P—nh»tesa says that the Terre-Haute «ad St. -ihi Railroad ie fiisis.-v (lie t«4p between St- Leeia aad New York wiU scespy kqi* Lamm awi

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Tkirtflkird Coagrree—First ttruoi. Wubikhok, March 4. The Seaafae coatlnaed ia seaeioa all eight, and at 5 o'clock tfeis morning the NebnwkaMit passed. The vote stood 37 ye«s to 14 aay*. The debate wae very irm ana exciting, sod high words pas sed between Measrs. Wade, Chase, Searard Soav•eraad the advocates of the bilL Mr. Chase characterized the bill as a Md for the Presidency oa the pert of its anther. Mr. Donglaa replied ia refer «aee to Mr. Chae?, uid said

never held *ny ofiee, nor dW he get to lh« Senate by corrupt bargains—bo hasd aever got to the Seaate by potting his principles, chincter aod honor «p at a pobrte auction for vetae—he owed hla plac* to no corrupt bnrgais or coalition.

Mr. Welter—Bnt others do. Mr. Chase—Do yon say 1 came here by a corrupt

jlC! Dottglaa—I objeet to all Interference In this

Mr. Chase Do yoe say I came here by a corrupt be real a? Mr. Douglas—I asid the maa who charged dm with having brought ia this Mil aa a bid for the Presidency, did come here by corrupt bargain.— Did yen mean me If so, 1 mean yoo.

Mr. Chase—I say to the Senator thai if he says I came here by a coirvpl bargain, he says that which is false.

Mr- Douglas—It will not do to retract the charge of falsification. Having tuade false statements in regard to me and my motives, I have given him two opportunities to withdraw it, and he has not had the manliness to do it.

Mr. Chaee explained, and said he did not eon* sider the ambition to be President an unworthy ob», and reference was not made In any offensive sense towards the Senator.

Mr. Weller defended Mr. Chase from the charge of corruption. Mr. Chase said he was party to no arrangement, and none existed. There were three parties In th© Legislature—Whigs, Freesoiler# and old line Democrats, and he received the vote* of all the old line Democrats and Democratic FreosoHers, he received no Whig votes-

Mr. Sbtoner sharply replied lo Douglas* Imputations of having got lo the Senate by unworthy means, and said the Senator stated that which he could not sustain by facts, and said be never sought office, now, or in any way, nor was he a party, directly or indirectly to tfce effort which put him in his position. r. Douglas replied, and said the gentleman says he had nothing lo do with the corrupt coalition and bargain by which he wa* sent to the Senate. Oh, no he did not steal the money, he ouly took it and put it in his pocket

The vote on the bill was then taken. The following are the nays: Senators Bell, Chase, Dodge of Wisconsin, Fessenden, Fish, Foote, Hamlin, Houston, James, Seward, Smith, Sumner, Wade, and Walker.

Measrs. Bright, Toombs, and Mallory were absent by sickness, but they would have voted for the bill had they been proseut. Mr. Allen was absent bp sickness In his family had he been present he »»id hare voted against tlie bill.

Messrs Phelphs, Pearce, Cooper, Everett, Clayton, and W right did not vote. All the balance voted for it.

Mr. Cass congratulated the Senate on the triumph of the squatter sovereignty.

Suicide of Dr. Gardiner.

Wasiiijiotom, March 4.—Dr. Gardiner did commit suicide. On entering his cell, he waa seeu to take a swallow of water, throwlug Ills head back, and It Is supposed he took a stryclinine pill. He was seised with convulsions,and immediately gave a letter to his brother, Dr. C- Gardluer, remarking Hint he was golug before a Judge who would not pronounce him guilty. He expired In great agony, lie was 36 years of age. His corpse remains lu jail. He had the education and manners of a gentleman, and was engaged to be married to a lady in Georgetown. It la not known for whom the letter was iulended.

ETThe two cent uewspapors of New York of raising their price to three cents per copy.— The Herald appears to be making preparations lo carry this chauge into Immediate effect- The uewspapcr proprietors In Bostou have all raised tlie prices of advertising.

O" Afire occurred at Lafayette on Friday morning last, which destroyed property lo the value of $15,00 to $20,000, all, however covered by Insurance. The fire was the work of an Incendiary.

The Cincinnati Commercial say* the largest hog in the world is to bo killed In that city on Saturday next, lie weighs 1,500 pounds.

CmcciT Ccorr.—-The Spring Term of the Circuit Comt, Judge IIcghks presiding, commenced Its session on Monday last, The attention of the Court up to this time has been principally occupied with the trial of the State cases upon the Docket.

O" "TirrMtToau," a Temperance Allegory, published by our enterprising Bookseller, Adrain Child, has been placed npon our table. Our Court duties this week has precluded us front giving the werk even a casuai gjance. It is for. sale at the Book Store of the publisher.

What*# thi Mattes?—The construction of the Ohio and Mississippi Road has been suspend* ed from Vlncennrs to the Intersection of the Jeffersonville road. The Vlncennes Oamtt« says: "The impression among our people is ga neral that there is only a temporary suspension of this work, and that In the Spring it will go on. Now, if persons flatter themselves with such thoughts, we believe that they are doomed to disappointment. The contractors,have quit their work, discharged their hands, and some of them are making arrangements to take contracts on other works, and it Is folly to sappose that we will have a connection with Cincinnati soon by railway, union by the way of Terre Ilauta."

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Latest Foreign News

Arrival of the Nashville at Hew York. New You, March Stk. =i The Naafavillsltas arrived with Havre dates oftlw 14th, sad IfOadsp of the lSth-

Floor ha* declined one shilling, and corn two ahilliagsi The mosey market is unchanged. Cossob for rcooey are quoted at 71 Advice* fana Manchester* are favorable. The cotton market is

KsfDoogUb,} has anchaagnd, with moerato sales at previous r«tes. Tberw is so ehaage ia politics. The Nashville left Cosms on the 16th, aad got

this nftrntog at Egg Harbor, mistaking Firs iaUad. bite passed throarh the through the lo tail for the seat

Barsegatfos English fleet, wbkh of war.

Eogiaad is still active, wad it Is stated that the government, laaddiUoa to the steamers already taken, had decided to takethe reoutioder of the Csaard line. Negotiations are still ou foot, mad hopes are generally eaterUined that they would be successful.

Anew proposition is said to have beaa adopted by the Four Powers, which makesa concession to the Giar, vie: The liberty of treating to a certain extent alone with Turkey, the latter power to have the right of consultation with the allied powers and it is further proposed that the evacuation of ithe principalities shall be aimultaaeous with that of the Black Sea, and the fleets are lo re-enter the

Bospborons when the Roasiiias cross the Prulh. In the hoaee of the Lords on the 11th, there was a long debate *n the Eastern question. Ncthing important was elicited.

PaBia, Feb. 15th.

French funds fell considerably, owing to the unfavorable news froia St. Pistersfrarg. The Great Britain steamer from Australia, brought ovei 15-1,000 ounce* of gold.

The French vessels from 80 lo 120 guns, sod the whole fleet under Sir Charles Napier, are intended for operations against St- Petersburg.

The steamer Hecia has already left for the Baltic lo make Surveys and soundings. Rumors of peace are still in circulation.

The Paris cor res pendent of the Times says that fresh steamers as fast as they arrive, are leaving. A company has been formed to carry the mails In smaller steamer*. Many of the East India sailing ships have been taken by the admiralty to carry stores, troops, See,

Preparations are making on a stupenduous scale at all the naval stations. The Baltic fleet principally ships of Ut4 line and powerful screw frigates was to assemble on the Downs on tlie 6th of March, where it would be joined by ten.

The first battalllon of the Cold Siream Guards marched through London ou the J4th, ou their wsy to Chester prior to embarking for the Mediterranean. They were received by the peopte with extraordinary demonstrations of enthusiasm.

The autograph letter of the Emperor Napoleon lo the Czar proposes a treaty of peace on the basis of the Vienna note, modified by Turkey, and that negotiations should take place directly between the, Russian and Turkish Plenipotentiaries

The French Squadroa, under Admiral Burst, takes ou Board 12.000 troops, and proceed* to Toulon to join the English squadron awaiting there to take on board 48,000 more troops, when both squadron will sail for the Levant

We have nothing new from Kalafat A correspondent of the Times says the Russians are committing dreadful excesses on the peasants of Wallachia, who had refused to submit to tlie burthens imposed on them. The women and children of three villages have been massacreed.

The French Government has addressed a strong note to King Otho In consequence of the discovery of a Greek conspiracy.

In Asia Sclminyl was pushing forward his ormameuls with great energy, and uearly all of Abassia had declared for hm.

Washington Irving Esq. in one of his beautiful sketches, says!—"I have speculated a great deal on matrimony." And yet lie does not appear to have ventured very deeply Into the speculation, forlsefc-as reached three score years and still a bachelor.

A Western Justice of the Pence ordered a witness to 'come up and be sworn.' Ho was Informed that the person was deaf and dumb. *1 doit'lcare,' said the justice, passionately, 'whether he Is or not—here Is the Constitution of the United States before me. It guarantees to every man the right of speech and so long as I have tlie honor of a seat on this bench, shall neither be violated nor invaded. Whst the Constitution guarantees to a mau, lie shall have, I reckon -'.

A Washington letter In the Baltimore Sun says: •Within the next three weeks, three weddings in the 'upper circles' will lie celebrated here, the grooin In each case counting over fifty years, the brides scarcely out of their teens."

Coi.. Walker and his Men.—The utmost harmony and good feeling exist between the President and his men. He np* pears to be their idol, and, in neveral instances the soldiers have refused lo go on a cutting out expedition or a midnight rally unless he promised to keep out of harm's way. Without Kim it is justly conoluded, the whole would goto ruin. His kindness and firm demeanor with the ranoheros had already secured their esteem and good will.

A private letler from Paris lately received by a friend in this city, sava "The all engrossing subject in every circle is the talked o/divorca between Napoleon and Eugene."

W'e Aava noticed some such intimation in Ihe papers. As all hop*s of an heir are gone.it is high lime the'Nephew of his Uucle' should take another step in imitation of Napoleon I. As Napoleon the Hi. steps faster than did Napoleon the I. he will reach his culminating point much sooner and fall roach lower than his great exampier.—Cleveland, Herald*

Losses bt Firk—The New Vork Insurance Monitor furnishes an.estimate of the losses by fire in the (Toiled Slates during

'r.

number. We hope i» see the foil number sf mem- of »bese would probably show lhat the tors mads ap ia the coarse of a few weeks, as it ia amount of the destruction of property by fire something worthy ef the support of all, yoaag uurinff the year was DOl less thin twenty

mm ,,

tTMis. Lsadiwaax, a sMs* lady sf Mew Orteews ha* recovered fsr herself aad ehlldrea, |30,0a= amagesfTsm the NswOrtesasaad CbarleMea Ran road Cso^snjr, for the d*ath sf her hosbaod, Dr. Iitsdteu, emed by a collision between a Isarss «sr aad a loco»otlve aOaehed Is a passsnger car. Shs laid her demies at -r-.| ,|

TV I-rHMi Arally have givennsoUea, that If asthl^ Miito -»e*rd of Sir oka Fraaklia and fcls ersw f- «*3l*t Muck ttzt, they will to esn-

Rvt

li««

be«ti remoeed

Ihr,kMwhole

op thb World—'The

world in 1851, about May, we believe, is predicted by a portion of second Adventists. who were disappointed in the world's not banting up in 1853. To illustrate their theory, and make it tangible to Jhoiw who are not ready in mental arithmetic, they have diagrams banging in lite room* where they meet, with tba animals spoken of in Ihe j^sriptore sketches, with awful looking h**ds and terrible green boms, and the lenth bora ibiv tett so macb about, ia made lo lap over 1843 and bear 1864 on its tip. Tiw»y look wpoa Uw present movement of Um Russian Osar towards Constantinople aa about to close tba books opon as. In Sal»ro they have become quita seakws. ind neveral persona bare 1stbean added to tbetr number, and eight were recently baptized when lite mercary was below xtra, end their clothes frozen as soon as U»ey eeate from the water, it ism pity thai web seal was not aooord lag to knowledge.—Nemimrfporl Her

Markets.

ss^iSi^ Naw Oaxaam, Wednesday. March 1. BreadetuSs—1 to lata new# from Europe has caased a decided decline la the prices of Wheat and Flour. Good Ohio Flour sells at $6,7507 per bfat, aad fair Wheat commands fl,G0 per bushel.

et»d of I he

mid.

Srio—Tlnt ooc« powcrftil aatioo i*

tc^reMtltd Meg in a «md ooodliitm.— IV im««try cootpleieJj *mpxfx th« beat MilaiMy

hmii

Coci^mi,

from office

Immnhim

they

*ro«54 «n* rote tjptttMrt ll»«sf ooa«fie»ce».— Ai AepftneM mooacol. wttli ibe riebeM toft u4 11M iMrt ^nttn la ft* trariti—wastod |jr two *«*•, and every way (avored by uiart —Spain coald not ottain a bto ia aoy rttfNwa money market, or trcn ebtaifc aaffiewu oafMtal to eootmeaec ber syvteaa of ntlvijs. 7

New Oslxaim, March 4.

Cora 1b fair demand, aad steady at 62. Mees park doU at $13^85. N*w You, March 8, P. M.

Sales sf 7^09 bids Floor ^98^ for Obis asd fsr 8oathorn, market beUer. Wheat advanced 6c. per bosh. Corn shadv higher with sales of 26,000 hash- at 83®iSc. Sugar and Melasses are steady. Beef is firm at lOWe. Lard is a ahade better, sales of 700 bbis at lO^je.

CtwaxjiATi, March 8, M.

Floor—Small salsa at $f*a?6,03 buyers demand farther coacessiess. Wbisky—3191c the receipts are light.

Provisions—Nothing doing.

BLAKK DEEDS AND MOItTOAGES, frinted in conformity to the new Statute*, aad aad on fine, strong, white paper, are kept constantly for sale at this office, either by wholesale or retail. We warrant them ts be inferior to none printed in this State- Orders from abroad respectfully solicited. r«hpn myx*:

B.R.R.

Scrofnla.—The public should know that anless &*orsi>)e changes in the hwaao wHra u, shows wttbla ana week or teoilafS, tor ail ordinary «*aer. th»t Ihe rrmwty tbrjr take is toeAdesl. Karh of the K. B. R. rsasadies are prompt} they set Instantly, la most eases oT Serofota, RAOWA.T'S RXXOVATt.NU KKSOLVKNT exhibits feToeairie ehsnjte In six hours, mat the patient *111 Aad to a few tefs that the lenMa is aetoaUy meitinjc away (Waa the t-odr. So with Cancer*, Tmaoea, Nodes, HirkeU. Merrurial tln«dts. A1I aaeieaa aed foreign natter* see quickly resolved, and the human System mmM from its prpMoee by R. R- Rawlnot la cease of Bhemaatieaa, Raswars Kun Kwtr will slop the most exeraeiatiof nelas hi flee aioatee, sad hequeoUy peopte eho hare been crippled for jrears, ean ntt with eass twe bouts alter wtog it.

For Dr#prptlo», Ristin Riscuross ares eertaia eure. They make the itaauk clean, p«n sod stint and iusuie a healthy aod recnlar action of the bowel*. lor sale by J. B. CUBING HAM, Druggist.

OCT USE DR. S. D, HOWE'S

O A N IT WILL CURE YOUR COUGH. 'DR. O. HALSTKD'S PILLS, wilLCCSa DYSPEPSIA, INDIGBSTIOV, BILIOCSNESi), ANO

Every Disease of the Stomach.

Terre-Haute Frioos Current

Corrected weekly, every Thursday, by HKXRY g. APPLE, nsaia i» net eoooe, aaocouis, 4c. trilOLKSAUt. Floor bhl... Whest Ooru. Bacon flaxseed Lard....

..«$».» ....^1,10 ......... 80 &$»| 90 *im

BBTAIL.

cXv.v Uotasses Tobapao Salt 9 lbl Coal Wood wmt Umi bosh.... Feathers Klee tk VVhinkey tp gall 2S ...,,...3

.... S3JJ49 ....IOJJU 3.00 Bushel mi 2 8# ao

Butter Bggs FUh White. Mackersl ... Teai Tar ludigo...... Salmratns... Nails.

.ftfcSIC 7 «.0« 000

Camllre 18 Star Oaudles 2fl Tallow ..0 Dried Apples 9 both.. .$100 0 recti P«»fiH» Dried.... Pntatoes Ctieeee .......... Maddor Onlous Ohtekcias 9 Dos.. CWi«r Oats

THR

aojteo 20a-« ao oo .'.oo 00 40

..av ,'l.M #80 10 13 40 1.80 aw 25

30 1# *1 10

9 ft.

.... &0£<U 0.00 l.iom.u •t*£t6

......10 7®&1,00 00 ...1,80 10 6|*T 16 ao 10 1^6 40

Tahsbltmils of tlie City of Tnrre-llaule. qnallflcwl to vote in ttio premises, sre hercbv nollflpd Jh«t Poll wilt be opened st the Court Hoitse In said rttv. on the ftwt Monday in April ne*t, tetiig the third dav ot said montit, for the election of PJVK PERRONS to serve as Trusleo* of the I'ubtie Kehools of «aid eilv.

Ily orter of the Board of School Trusteed of the eltv of Turre-Hsute. M. HOUUS, Cirri. Terre-Haute, March S, 185t.-24-tt

It A HE CHANCE!

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WAUL PAPER AT CO«iT!

THEWstt

RubM-riber* tutvtuff determined lo svlini(iii*h Ihe Sale of Paper, offer their eiitlre stock, at tour, eonKlsting of KM Pieces, with Hordor* to matoti comprising a very great vsriely of new and fashionable si} lea, varying In prices from to 75 cents |wr pleee,

Alt person* desirous of making purchases of Psper are respectfully lnvltel to call snd examine the amortment J. COOK ft CO.,

Terre-Haute, march 1, '44-S4tf No. 1, Union Row.

REMOVAL

THE

undersigned havr removed tlielr OK(l

CEBY AND PROVISION STORE, to the oortXM- of Sncoodaod Ohio Street*, South-Raft of the Osnrt House Square, where they have and well selected assortsnent of FA FJWYiatCWa, *«. Their supply Is large aod well adapted to the wants of the community. Entry thing In the line kept constantly oo hand, and will la disponed of open the most favorable terms. Recollect our stand.

STRATOJt A WALKER.

The Office of .SIIEW.U AKER STRATQtf, FOR ITAROWa COMMISSION MERC ft 4J*TK, has been, also, rsmovet to the abova mentioned stand, where 'hey will always be found ready to give prompt attention to all busioees In their liee.

ItaTe-ttaste, March 10,

New Bakery and Provision Store.

THK

undersigned have opened anew Bakery and ProrMoa Store oo the corner of Walnut and Fourth btreets. South Bast of tbe Lower Market House. Pamities can he supplied with 8HEAD. CAKKS, Ac., and Wedding Parties win be supplied in the most elegant style, with all essential requlmte*.

PROVISION* snd GROCERIES of the boat kind kept constantly on hand. MA.TTKhdr BLACKER.

Tenv-Haste, inarch 10,18S4-S4 6n

CITY FI RN ITI HF, STOR& rpHB subnoriher re«peelfelly Invites the attention of the

dilMW of this city, and surrounding country, to his LARGE stork of FURNITURE AND CIIAIIU* CowtstlM in part of SOFAS, BtTRKAUK, TAR I,

*f» .tJi East corner of Maio attd Foanh KUtelt. bc4»sali. ear as«al aastmaneat of «MUh are tavUe year at* rgetf at Its late Aemmf arc ar* enabted to efer roMnlae our betoe*

"11T are aew ta reeHpt of ear asawl imtiMM of \f Sftimg DKY GOO On, to vfcWh are iavile yi»r atImtioa- Haviag swetMef twdy at its Ute Aoee* JNrtwa Im Sejr Tort!. t-mmcM. issacaajcrre. Ptewe

BMOTff/C&S,

PAPER WA REHOUSE,

71 ts. TO Walaat 9tiect« Ciscisssti, Ohio.

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aadsritgaul i*««etfs%«aailwbtt»MfcMc«ira»tS waal at reads ftdr (tea to ttatlr fafl aad sxaffe eaMM&f af

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CMhwMl ftowr.v ^rwpjgftagi^ dh 4* PsmpStet Cover 4a Caaidle *0 Om «te -"Oe* 7mm 4a LaSm 4a CeM* ttlrttlaf

aPC9Ww Fatta Plat Cap

Nirrho, Esparusro, «ad

trt either in «xti* er oifcersrw® to aod ber htm tnfa.*n»«d ctviiuuu

J* 22S5f* *T*~

MsaiSa Frtawn* Cards aad Card im, CtofShwli, Saw*, Book aad Card lotcs. wehaea atad* a of Ms rnt CalaMd Zafc* alas feuvs *A

me tam

tawsarasaafcMmi as s—a«B aB aasit tow pstem m*A aa aa SsvaaAte tenaasn aad a«e iMsrttw a8 la aawt ef |M*A» ta aaa)HlMKhwHiOSfaHMiaMtaBabsesrti*aew

ISAAC STRAIN SCO.,

reutt or FSOTT t» JOMS STSKCta, ClSCtS" kTI. OUIS. VTarehoaee, Xw. I# front ismn, iietvwslUUi* Wd»«t

HB above is a wood eat of a doatste-geatod %«w or rpHB JL^raa Socts^' CoasMiLj.^ •saaoEketare a Com Breaker of great strength and durability, and ease of operation.

Weptseethis uefd eonuivaiceea all stance of Jfilto, bj eUdt sasw t«»TWtaCM» Ml WesStedt w# Mai hat a few nissten wort, to pet it on, or take it off.

We maaafecture portable MUls, lingte and donMe geared (best qaality of Fteseh bom) to grind Wheal, Corn and Stock Feeds, calculated for steam, water or hone power, it lliHsha' Those sve been ran by steam and horse power in emwiWea against the other sat* ot MUtsta oar etty.at oar State Fiin, and have never failed to owj off the lot premium—oa owe octs^l na was awarded a beaacifut xilver medal. Our Mills also took two list premiums, as the beat MOis, at two aauaai Pair* of our Xectiaaie's Institute.

AtSO—Portable Saw Mitts to be run by steam, water or horsepower. This ItiUwa* exhibited in opetatoa by hoeie power, at the Ohio State Pair, ta 1SS0,. whsa it was awarded a premiam and a suteadWl Mver ssedat.

ALSO—Dtflbrent kiad ot portable horse powets, and stesam Kugiaes. Ai|ouranl(Ma,fir«asearopeiatiou,simp&rinr, naUrinessand durability, a*6 surpsssed by none bow In ase.

AU oar attides are warranted represented—or no sale —at oarro*t oTUanwiortatioa and th« m««ejr reriiMled. For a (nil dooeeipuon and testimonial* of tnertl aad sse* fsiuesi sre refer those iatereeued oar pamphlet, to be had at our factory, where we take utca-.uw lo explain each artk-ie. ISAAC STRAIT ft & CO.

Xots.—Mr. Kimball, the partaoroif J. H. Burrow#, while ejklhiUnjra Burrows Mill at our State Kalr. la»J full, was boMeroea about hia Mill, and eouraffeousty enlerr-d Into aa arraag»jnent with me to grind com thas: whoe^-er stinds quality and quantity, was to be the ea«hatodev« ran Straubtonma IS ia. Mill Burrow# Co. to ran a 90 ro. Mill. nro» rtut. Stranh tonaaS3in.Mill| BariewsaOo. to run a 34 in. Mil. vtuan tsi»«.. Straub to ran a 36 bi. Mill Burrows a Oo. to run a SO ta. Mill.

the most, regarding owner of both mots, at eaeh and every trial.

#8,50 0,00 .0,3®

..*isao 0,00 w»

Whvo the pinch came, that boisterous courage «epped out. TO the above I sow append a challenge to grind cob feed out of whole ears of corn. 1 will run my W ineh, 'Hirw* or tss Sorrw." with a eob-breakor auaehm»nt, lit mrtiri* tint l»t iti Itr+mimm mt lit Oiw State fliir, tatt foU, against a 9* Ineh Burrow* Mill and William Ktewart'a Ohio and Kentucky SUtek Feed Milts, both lobe run at once and if you are apprehensive of a risky bualaess, you have my entire approbation to run Mr. Kmieroy'a Corn Crusher as an auxiliary. Should my siuirle article fail lu grind equal in quality or quantity to the combined production* of the two or three mills (,)tt*t as yoo please) then you can draw a few handred dollars as stakes put up.

Come boys, don't be eowardly,—there is nothing like walking Htiait Into the merits of a tiling

Man* 10,1854-24-1} .\AC STRACB.

RAGS WANTED!

At'K are paying Ibe hlglicsi mnrkft |rlee In Cash 11 GtKtd Hags, Paper Jhaving*. Cotton and Hemp Waste, Hope and Bagging. A'lXoN A CO.,

9*~3w

Manufacturer!! and Paper Dealers, 7T di T9 Walnut Street, I'turiniiali, Ohio.

a. a. saewK. a. a. aavaoaa.

E B. BROW!* A CO. Produce t'omuilssiioii Merchants, march 10,18H-S4-«m TOLKDO, O

AD.HIIVlSTRATOirs NOTICE. OT1CK la lit-lx-lij jtivcu, i'Uat the uiKlvrsUjmxt !i»» been il appointed administrator of the ealale of itaa* Moose, uOntteJ, laie of Houcy Creek lo inhip, Vlgoeouniy, Ind. All pereons indebted lo aald oalato will please make Immediate payment and Uioee having claims against tlie same will preeent them authenticated according to law. march 10, 18M-34~3w JOHN i». DUPHCV, Adm'r. jnUi'Ha Ceart »f C*mmc* finu, M*f JVra 1HJI.

David Harlier, Uuatdlaa of Mathew iisrher, fS. Mathtas A. Webb, Marrlatt Webb, Sarah loott» V\bb, Mary v\ebb, Mary Louisa Vltbb, Jssues i. Webb, John Sandusky, Pateey Sao. duaky, Thomas ii. Klake Webb, Robert Masscy and Kliaalwth Macscy. OTICK la hereby inven, Tliat said I'ialnllff hss filed Ids

S ,00 60

12Htl5

... ..

..ts

......15 00 80

JVKW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE!

JK5SK

iNVKSTMK.vr:—A person engaged in a |rofllalln business yielding over $3110

per month, I* In want of an n«UU!it. An unmarrleifinnii, of good address, sreustomed to traveling, and having a capital of a few huudred d.Uer*,csn procure an Interest, whereby In a short time he ean double hi* money. For particulars address J, J. BOWKN

Laihyctte, Indians, march 10, lftM-^-St

•PEMtlO* PUS PASTITTO.V,

Petition for Partition In the Ibllowlng deecrlbni rnal estate In 9ulltveu Oouoty, Indiana, vim the »outh-«ro»t quar Icr of Sectlou oi c, Townahtp «ls, north, of ttauge ten, weat, containing 160 ArreJ the south-east quarter of Section two, Towushlp Mi, Range tan, west. 100 Acre* nortb-caat quurlrr Section one. Township six, north, tUtyige 1p», wt*l, cootiilulng 61 [awl]98 1 (0 Acres) Ihe north-west quarter of north-wcat quarter of Sectiua twelve, Townnhlp ala. Range tea, »wl. eoutaliilng 40 Acre*) and Ihv South end ol ca«t half of north fractional Section four, Townahtp els, ltange nine, west, containing fl'l Acrce) In all 4T4 iiuidj P6 10,/ Aeree. And It sppeariug from the affidavit of adlwlnteeoeted person lliat Janice J. ebb In not a rvwldcut of lh« Stile of trollsus, notice i« therefore hereby Riven, to the saKl ,lam«s J, W ebb, that said Petition will lie heard at the nest term of aald Oourt, to Im held at the Court House In euUWmi, ou the IIrat MiHxlay In May next, and uulexs he app«nr aud answer said Petition It will l» heard In 111* aheence.

JOSEPH If Hul.FK, CUrk C. C. P. S. C.

March 10,1854-34-31 prs. fee, $3

W. l'EARCB, Admluirtrslor ol the Ketsle of l»aai' IVarie, dec., r». John P, Crum, Mary S, Crnin, NstliMiirl XcH.over, KlluWlh #c««iver, William R. Pearce, Ssncy Pearce, Albert Pearce, E)bridge Pesree, Pearte, heir* st law of Rrnben Pearce, deceaeed, VKIO COURT COMMON PLKAA, JANUARY TERM, ISM.

Proceedings to set aside eale of Real Kalale. Comes now, the said Adm'r., ly J. 1*. Dsird, bis attorney, Mid flies hie petition to »et aside a sale of Ileal Kstate made by eald Adm'r., lo^ald Ruelieo in his life, and confirmed by this Court, at H« -)ii?y term, last past. And on motion 111* ordered thai no tlo» of the pendency of this petition tie flveu to the almve nainnl delei dants by three weekspublleivtlon In ihe 'lerreltat- te Journal" thirty days before tbe ucxtteim of lids Court, to which lime lids cause is contained.

XUrch 3, 1&J-31. AM)Ri£\V Hll,KIA8, Ci k.

NO'rifK IS VIERERV iilVElV, fClvAT on |!e twenty eighth day of February ImI, writ JL ef Iomestlc Altscliment was Issued by me, Jons M. H'.fe a Juatice of the Peace to and for the couuty of Vigo, al tb instanre of if. K, Lcseure and uikk) the sflidavlt of Hubert Uuthneek, a«raiue| tl«e goods, chattels, cmlu ami effect* of John Doonety and Thomas Hojnu!, by virtue of which writ one Cook Stove, without uny furniture, hss lieen attached as the property of JohuDoi.i snd Thomas Hogani and lhat on the 26th day of the pr-I month, st the hour of twelve o'clock, st my office In Sugar Creek Townahlp, In the oonuly of Vigo aforesaid, 1 *111 proceed to hear and decide npon the **ld attach moot, of which the said John Doniiely and Thorn a* Hogaa, aod all other persons concerned, will lake notice. Manh, tlie 1st dsv, I'M.

March 3—lO-3w JOHN REKSK, jr. P.

8AMUKL BEAL, rs. FRANCIS CBAVKH,

JvTTAni^rr^T.

01 ICE is hereby given, Ti Is*bc1 by me on Ute Bth d.

BR,

LOUKGK3, Hl&H A»D LOW POST BKDKTBADH, a*J CHA1K8 of every desrripUoa. Work mada to order by thebestof workmen, and of the hit*t materials. Kepalring done oa sheit notice. And all Pandtore aoM as low aa any establishtaeol oa We Wabwdi. DonH fowl the place, orrowre tws Pauaia Bma.

Terre-Haave, Mart* C. 8. W4MXSR.

BAKERS nAT8.~SPRIBTG ?ASniOKS. imftwmm n«r, atvranav stsns th, 18S4.

afaall iatrsdaoe onr Spring Btyte of OeaUemenn' Rats oa Katarday, Mart* «b. The reputation we have already gained for the sasitMais of Je heat Moleskin aad Bearer HAT. is a ssdBeteat gnaraatee for the quality. ThentyleeCottr Bat thl*spriajc miil aairmaa, for besMy »d aoaeaess, aayihiiw heretofore odfetsd.

H. BAKBK AsiXi^

South-westeor.Mataaad Mi sto-.Cteel

*******nrd«rsfor ths iatro twareh M, If5(4t-S

To Country Merchanis. WEVTWOBTH A BROTHEBi,

writ of atUchment was February, D-54, agsiio-t

the gx-i-ii,chattels, moneys, anil cfleelaof Frsnels Ora*«r, at the- -it of Hamvha. DkAir. and the writ of aUaehment -stnrned, served upon the goods and ehatMiUof the Mtd defeietant. asd 1 have set Ute trial of Ibis Cause on Um JKHh day of March, 18M, at 0 o'clock, a. tn., at my Olttee, of whleb the said defendant will lake nntiee.

Peb'y *1, liiM-«-at 1, M. KAY,/. P.

HOWE AOAIV

IMiEhis

subscriber «dbM «sy to hi* patron* that he Is new at post again, with Inereaaed faculties and Improvement* tor doing btWlwaw, aod all those to waol r,f

DENTAL OPERATIONS, will now pleass to giveblm a eaJi, aod they win fisd hla»! ready to aerve tlwtt. ....

Marsh «, l«5*-23-tf TI R. SMITIt

DIWMI,nMO!« NOTICE.

nATTNUDmsmos

diasolved the ee-partnersbin which nliW 1*. twaea 1 Bwrtra, tbe busuwes will he carried aa by a*, at the old staed, known as the Prairie City Clothlog (Mow. *faall bare a huge Mark of Hammer Clothing nl will seil as cheap if not e&eaaer thaa aay others.

March 3, lSM-lt HJC.VKY DREYFOOC.

DOUBLE RECTIFIED

W I S I

JOHN

B. I.UOOWICI 1* sow msnofactaring an article of Doable Rectified Whiskey, far superior ta nay ever brought from Cincinnati, and in strength, purity and Raver decidedly the hesl ever aald la thta western conntry. AU thoee who tor a first rate article to a com mo a one, for tW, same money, will pleaee nli at Ihe

CIMC'IIfNATI STORE, Union Row. Alt klsdaof Domeatie and Foreign WINKS and LIQUORS, of tbe beat quality, and al Clncinnati pric«s, always en hand.

Terre-Hsnfe, March 95, !aS3-?Clif

Tbe Odd Fellows O&ering forlflsi

ILbCmtATED

with baaattftd B%nw*ie«s ea Steel, sad

^WfpWsaa HlwMMM «1IJ IIWIMK 191 aod layti/—iirfttmmir. Patois W. HVCKlSOaiM,

IhNMathsr », I wa- Sgaetthe "Mg M.

VELVfrr BiBBoxfl.

1 VWt fseahwd. tfr at I Mlflag Um, a lage lot «af W«d BihlMBS, of aS oalaia, at A. 4 *. TtifT»*.

~pnBSBTSeei^ TXATWO taagbt w. a4isMag hoaee mpmMJtr fer the nhMrpase, s«l ea«ag«4 t*m swp*rtmaaif«iws «f ITruisa Twfasrstt. .a gmsfleal Matcher, aashatt keep aa haad, dar tag the wlaaw. the ehatrsst Mad of tRESII MEATS^ whMsHB heteatsbed, alaS thasa, h» aOAHWar VTSAKS, aseastesassaney aMh. Oail oa

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Www asaimfarla ««r Mawataa stay ha*wa WsaA,

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WASIV.

ttPtftM a LOOntfBaie, JB. 4r SL.Hamer.

AMD Pm Mlft aiaa nrflea asit af

U»l* pto«*, m»4 a fcslf ssita* aotOt of tbe XaDonsl ^Thiebatd wilea«*aagaadlar(a*. Ap&f to

Ttlatkle Heait Ml Let for Safe* JTSJATKO oa rn sKaai, aoftb |sw» af tha «By Tha meeaa, aatat&s haaaa^ g^v^l

For farther iaturwatitui eafl wa 9. H.tKBKnrr. Bail Rsiats AgaMU

COPPEBSUITHING

JrAJlESile

T. J1OOBE—S*an or rax Eta-

rasar—ENGINE ANDDISTILERY Wart a

a as a a is a re a So a as O

Wm* Kattf**i,Ct*tera aad Wall Pa«j*s, «both rtroe aad itftiaf,) aad ail Mm *rtW*s caada of Copper. Want ealr—lad ta Ua will iweaiaa yvwayl an—lis aad to daaa la the Iwiat mas ter*

Feb. 17^*1-tf.

Mail Arrangements. TKRRKHAITR. INDIANA.

Dallr,(except Sunday*,} ft P.M Saner Leas, Dalfe, P.M. Srartonor. Dally, 8 P.M. SOetwKx, Dailyriexeeat Samiays, P.M. XaaruK-i, Stage Idne,J Sunday, Wwineat. Friday,.. 6 P. M. [Pa^et Lia%]ToeUay,Thand-ASaturday|.ftK P.M. IteMtaHWi Toeedlay, Ttsnihy aad Satnrday, I P.M. CaAwroaaevtu.', Tuealay aad Saturday, p.M, Cuumr, Welwahr,. ......SP.M. Bsmw, Saturday, PPM. PoaruxaMitM. Saturday, ft P.M,

DEPARTURES.

gumeax, Daflr, ^except Saaday*] 7 A.M. &uvr Lerts, Daily, fadraaee of contract time] 10 P.M. Ssataanaus taily,I J.. ... 10P.M. Soettstax, Daily, fexeept ?uoday»] ,.,| A.M. Kcevaout,fstageUo*l ToewSay,Thuml. JtSaturday.! A.M.

Packet IJaej'JTneedaj, Thursday A Sunday .C P.M, I W N W it on a W a a an a 4 A CatseaaHrrnxx, Mooday said P*riday A.M. Ctuau, Tharaday S A.M. Bmseen, W«lneeday CAM# PouTUisa Mux.*, Friday A.M.

Closing of Ihe Mnlla.

Mstu CM»— Rastern at 0 P. M., all others at 8 P. M. taaday*. Bssiem at S P.M., all others 7| PJ4» B3P OSce Hours, from A. M. to P. M.

Sunday *, (Torn S to 0 A. M.

Oiiaa closes during opecing of the Kaetern Mall, J. 0. J0XB8. i». M. Jan. 1, lSS*tl yl

18«VI AIR RAILROAD. 1834

Eastern Passengers Take Notice.

INDlA.NAPOLlfci

and BKU.KKOXTAINK and CLKVE-

1.AX1) RAILROAD! In connection with Ute Ohio and Fwinnlw!:!. Cleveland and Columbus, Lake shore, aud New \ork k., :reads.

Shortest, -heupcet and Quickt^st Route to Rillefbntatne, Columbus !1tMui*h.l'iillsdel|liia, Bstllmore.Cleveland, Dunkirk, Bufitlo, Albany, Sew York and Boston. Also, ta Dayton and Kaatern Ohio.

Two UailyTmlusloave Indianapolis,(Sundayscxccnled) 1*1. Day Kt|treas, 6 A. M.—Connects at Union with Train* for Day Ion and Cincinnati and at Bcllcfoiilalno with SSratiM for KpHngdetd. llitln, Ssmluidty ami at Ctvde with Train for Toledo, Detroit, dte. at Galiion for Pltiaburgh, Philadelphia, UalUmoiv, and WaahlugUin. Alm, cinneet at Gatllon with Trslna for C'levelanu and Kastern citloa. Arrive at Cleveland tn time for the lake Shore Train ftw Donklrtt, KuBalo and New Vork, ami quicker than by any other route—thl« iH-Ing the only reliable through route.

Through to Cleveland in 13 Honrs. Passenrer* for Coltimbtis bv takinrO A. M. Train, via Bellefontalne and Urbaua, arrive eerlv tn Ihe afternoon, aud quicker than by anv »»iher imuu. Fare through gt .'Stl. 9d. Kvpres* Train, leaves at IS M., after the arrival of »H .the Train* from '.he west and south—making all the Rastem and Southern connections, au,t being tlie onlv Train from here at noon, lhat ha* through connection* with Cleveland, PUUburgh. Philadelphia,and ,N\.W Vork.

Lightning Speed to Columbus, Xunestille, A'« ioari, ami Eastern Ohio. Passengers by this train can go by wav of Gatllon to Columbua, arriving thereat Si.*., tn time for all the Raelent trains, and Klt»HT HOITR8 ahead of anv other route. Fare ft,5U.

Passengers Dine at IndlannpolU,

Eastern BavW' tVircked to Clearteland Pittsburgh and PhilaJelJhia Haggagt Checked to Pittsburgh. r*s* raow isouxaroi-ts to

Dayton, Columbus,................... Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, tciuhi

-9 3,00 .. 4,30 .. 3,00 .. 8,00 .. I.U'.\ .. 6.IHI .. l".IH» .. 16, .*)

I'hiladeljihla and lialtlmore, Cleveland, New Vork via Philadelphia,. New York via Cleveland... (and nil the way by Railroad.)

ARK r*OM TKSSK-U*rTK TO New York via Cleveland,

}1 CM lf,MI

Ijifnyelte 10 Mitdlwui to IrfOlinvilie to «, 03*Througli Tickets ean be procured al nil the iloiieral Ticket Offices.

If-JMI 1HJMI

P. Tills compsny have msde srrnngemeiita with Die several Ksilrosd Corporations for connortlng ihrotich Krolahts from Cleveland. New York, I'lmbiirgh and Phltadelldiis. J. NO'lTINGHAM. NupH. tPTKor General luforranlloti in rugnnl 10 PruightR, «n- ... JAMKN IIOOKKK.

Keh. M,|jgH-gMf, (Jenernl Flreghl Agent.

N EM' A Kit A !«4»:Mi:!\TSr

i«»- 1F.M.

Madison, Indianapolis and Pern Uuilroad! Dii«lne. men who have oeeaaion lo deal al I'inclnnsll, are requeued ti eAStnlne the following HevMed Tariff for freights, beiwei-n the elite* of lmllniin|iilU and rinetunsli for iHSt. Having a line or flril la** aleanier. piling 1,0tween ('Inclnnntl and IiOiiImiHo, in (nnnection "willi the Koilroiid, we aru pn'pared to aecotniiKHlale onrcuMomers, with pnimpiness snd de.|i#leh, at reduced flglt^», and without ati} charge for drsjsge or commhulon al MiiiIIsoii. INDIANAPOLIS TO CINCINNATI. ANl» I INCINNATI

TO l?i 111AN'l't 11,1 S.—TilKO11 (ill LINK.

vis st ttataiKSKiiir I'fcM TON or 3(H« lbs., Tiisoeon. a«4 IK Kill 111 rss TON (H'JOttO |.a*., TIIHIIIWIII. TlltKIl I I.AIM IdKlulIT gll PRK TOW Ol' 'JtKlO I.till., TIIIIOI OH. roi HTM ILIM Vt.AOrKS Til It Of 'it* Hi I.DM., TllSOtOII.

SUNllKtKH.

Flour, per barrel,.... .30 ci*. Pork ami Lard,.,,... .40 \Vhl»ke ,....15.1 UkeSalt, (9H0lhs),..atl Kanawha Halt, llm.J'.W 4*

Corn ftbellcd, Corn Meal and Oala, 8 els. Wheat, rje, barley, bean* sud seed, per bushel 8 bumber, per ear load lo Madison,... .fH 00

Pig McUi |ier toil 9WSI pounds,..,_ Com tn ear, ssckcd, or bulk, per buahel,

«:i .W

TTT Goods shipped Tor lliin Hue ahould be marked "Caro ef Itallroao Agent, MhiIImhi." Tliii Tarifl uilt !.• strictly adhered lo except lit rase of apcctu I conl raet.

All damage* lo goods promptly oxamlnod snd liipitdaled. I'nxnongt'ra Between TndlnnsiHU. and ('liuinnatl wilt |env« Indtnnspoll* at S o'clock, )'. M., ami nv Madinon will take one of tlie aplendid ateamera, David While and Alvlli Attnm., and arrive the next morning al Cincinnati in lime for buatneaa.

Returning, leave Ctiiciiinsli at 7 o'clock, P.M., reach Madison In the morning, breakfast on the bout, and arrive In Indianapolis st noon.

Supper and lodging on ibe Bout* without extra charge. The Traveling Public will find thl* an agreeable and eeonomiosl route.

IJjf* Fare from Terre-Hsnte to flnclnimll Five Dollar*. ...

K- w-

K1,MK. President.

Indians|Klis, February 24, IKW-eytf

WAR! WAR!

With Use oid Syslcm of Building Houses. iiinkm:, fit'ii.n ti io,,

IlniUler* Warn Kouii« mid I.iinilirr Ynrd, No, JIBS We«l Front Slret'l, Cim iunatl, Ohio. 'PHIK e*t -r,'ive building, IWbj jaofoel, Ostorie* lilgli, with m«' "'inert for munufscturing Psnol Door«,-Ha»li, unltlnn tin.i I'.nn-I Klmlu-r*, Door end Window Frame*, Mantel*, ltn«e Or Wa»b Honrii* Tor the Inside flnlsli ofhtore., Dwelling Houses, Churches, Ae, ..niters aud other* building fan b? supplied with I,u b"i iittU Carpenter work read) made for Jlrick or Frame House*.

Onr srorh ta not made as moot Factory work, with tenuous half waj Mir" 'irli, but framed In the same maun«r a* If made by In..-!, and warranted as goc^l or better, as it is made from seasoned Lumber aud tested in a Drying homm.

Order* filled for boards aad framing materials of every description. Manh, primed and glased, kept on hand.

T»?-

F«4kraary 94, l»S«4Stf

TMMH CASH.

1 A Tlofpr.. 1 ean to seen at Ihk 03SM, 1 If. or')' left t® Mr. K. VotiTl, Tarre-Haole, !.«u isouni, win oe sH*fw«?a 10, woero a oiti of pr! &et^oeuwd, i»«b.sH, i»4h

ATT!B?*TMaf

REAL ESTATE AKD AtilLUI OFFI

THK

f?-'e* may -98*«m

OF THE ri glK!

IS ClbLKD TO TIm LAIUiJL *TMR OF BHt OO&HI

NIFPERT-S.

Hseason

IS stock of Dry Goods lining nn«- jsn} !*^re fyr Wite of Ute year, he will therefore rXnr g?aii in1ue,#ments to purchasers, in order to reduce It beior? Jt* (ipriug1 ami Kumoier pnrehasos arrive.

Below tre a few article* enumerated: A niee assortment of DnUines, Cashmeres, AlBsras, Inlaid IrUb i4ser*»t sandCb*rt«. to* Kmbrolder,-i

Merino**, tifnghams and Cslleoee ir Meathod hhlitlngs, Toweling*, Tickings 1 A large and beautiful assortment of Udioi large Collar*, Cm

Undersleeves, Chemisettes, Worked Band^.

and Infsnu Caps, icdgings end Inserlinga. A fine lot uf White.Jaconets, Swisses, Stri|*es and Mrtlitanteens. Farrtrsgt«« block,

Terre-lTsute, Fsb.^t, '34. north of Public Xquare.

DAVID S. DANALDSON, NOTAK1 I'lllEIC, raaaa-asuva, tsntssA. IT? Psrtteular attention paid to executing DKKDH. UOm&AGm, and FOWKHH OF ATTOKKHV. of every doscrtptioa raady for use.

Blanks

Affidavit* adtninMered—Botinty Lands and Penin aad for aoldier* Ovetr heir*, ,or

1, it saoavMaun

QftuiiP1*' JO* OFFICR ai fSs !«te stand of the Sxpnas. FrtuUng omSot Kast of Ih^CHart lioene

Rrtrtj-t /real It* tate Retired Cods.

Aa aehnowledfeinatit before a Kotary Public, if attested by hie oflklal *eHl, shall be sufficient to enUUc any iostruaMM to he reeoirfed in any eoaaiy in this Mate, without the eerfMnsle of ihe eterk olthe clrMlteOsrt.

msoiakx, com.

OEKfEBAL ICE.

aader»hc»ed have formed a eopartnendiin for tho «"Tfin# on a Oaneint Ageney tn Indiana sad niioots, sod wc bave sppoioted D*v»*. Daasi^eos, Agent, at Torre-Haote,

TheobfMt^ Uds Agency is to buy and veil

Commie-

stoa. Und*, Impeoved mt aahaproved, Fsrais, aadOltv aad fowB prwperw tfcroogboatuie Wwrl. Aleo, 10 a««ud totheeoUwetionofdrbt*, the psvneat of Taxes for noa-

each Ageaey will ke?p a record of all la»ds, describing MlaBtety their kawtioa, ^aallty of noil. buSidlng*, timber, •^feraad emet fa^UUe^ andeteo the sihootaTdMrnhes, lattairvWutty, «ta4 may b« e*redC»r sale in any eooaar la either of ihe above Bused States. Aleo, that wo(Am prtacipalageos* wHI he always ia the Held, #*«**hie erseaal sapervhdoa to the panhaeeof taada aad eAer pMeftg ttat saay he wanted, and bis permnal

SX^ptal «r all ti«4« ««tnuiwt't0 Own ywhasly er of Uads,

"Tsaawrjes, Mills, Tavern Utaads and ISW jU, with and wlttoatjNretUngiiwMd Vnhige F«vperty,s»U«t»d tn either Ihlsor theatato of Ittssh, oacaot Cad graater fs«ities by eUfaMC oa Ibe mMtgooi, a. a atmnta mmMm of all lausds aad other property •J*™*"' isiOiaBs ftrr sala brattharHteta. to tormmni^u,

re».T«,H«-sai

ssa1

.. JMCHOLA* dc COMBS.

IEZr v»ee ia Tcr«a-Ha8le, OS Market Kte»«, K»stoflbe^ C*«rtflMM», at tho late «aod of tho K*fre PrivtimA 0.0, DASALIWOS.

Cuu Aaajrf, 1