Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 6, Number 27, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 March 1854 — Page 2

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FKIMY MfiRKi^a ::SI#k('H 30854.

April Election.

Most Monday is tbe time thai ear ftaaftf Spring Halloa lake* plow, We believe that fa tfela lewa•l.lp there a«e fear Constable*, one Township TnlatM, Justice of tha Peace, Its.., to Thl* election!* generally paaaed vKboat the manifoatolioa of maeh, If airy Intercut. We tra»t that *mr eltiarm wilt take taore iatareat ia tbi« mms l»sr« importaint tAtiee* to fill Tlx- ».4ice rf TKW«*»M}» Traatoe i»

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hj«i*t Foreigner* a vote end there l» no poealble clniMce fur Blavery to exht In that Territory.— Tte Col. wye if tire above clause I* utrlcken out, be will then conatJer, anJ if a few mere tiling* are done he will atlll cousider. Ctfoalderatiou le very b* and prudvnt, eometlinee.

S3" Home eollore eeem lo think, and they make it a mailer of greet rejoicing, that the vole on ihe Ni-btiuka hill referring it to Ihe Committee of the W'iiolr en llie Stale of the Union, 1» rquivelent to a ilrfrat of iIn |aaMigfl through the Houee. Now, In order to vhow that their r«*jokUtg l« premature, and not wurreuled by the rulw rf the Hou«« of Urpreeeiitatlvee, we brg leave to quote the follow. t*K from Die peu rf W*. J. Ilaowa, Editor of the Stat* St-Htiiiri, who I* an experienced pnrllamentarlnu. 8'Jrvly Much wm not tlie Intention, for the l«'uil*iitiiu who made the motion time to refer it, avowedly In fitror of the bill: "The motion to refer Ihe bill to Ihe Committee of the Whole w»e mflde by Mr. Culling of New York, who In a upeenh avowed Htnaetf in fevor of M«e nteaetire. The only f)«e«tion involved iu the referenfte, w»«, whether there nhould be dSweuiuilou en the bill, or whether il ahould be put on It* pa* eago Hi flute. M«uy of tha frieade, ami all the eiiemle* deelred a «l»c«Mlen, #«d far that purpoae it wan referred lo ihe Committee of the Whole on Ihp Si»t» of lh« Uutou, wheta uoreetrictod diecu»•ku In ortlur.

The bill t* uow under the complete control ef the tnnjorliy. Any memter mey move to go into Committee. A majority deckiea that aiotion.— When in Commlllee a majority may take up the N xlirueka bill. A miyority oan» »l »»y Un»e, atop debute, and force vote on tha amendmenta, aad an the rneln ijueatioo. If li»f»

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ioipoftaat nam la the Twsdilp, ead it I# klglily menlial that Ute &«at n»*u in *or eeaMaaaitjr altoeid l» martini for that ifapertaat peaitiea. A Juatk* of tii« P«»« ia to eiact—tbia feo, wrvct year «ep»«ial atteatMa. Try t«l aaiect good mrn for it. Wake uy to year iatercet, ail of yoa, aud go to the Met-Wx end rot* and aot W*«e (bb eeleeting rf yonr cflleer* in tha hat4a rf £%arcb or its nt«M*n attempt to control the af»/Var. Town Tm»lee» are al»o lobe steeled, who (ura tb« Stale, or ihe lagiaialioB of the coaotrj. tiav« ihe •eperinUadaace rf yoar Graded 8eiooU.

ihie matter UM pooreat I® oar City f* Hoc* Paccnt tn

Ofiicc uf KMp't* I'obJic Infraction,{ N«!«,**rou», Marsh II, IS«M. in^ofaT trt the Towaehfpe at the April flection rote the iow*.,, Tax for Road aad School parpoaee. Then let the Miaeoari.,... Tra»t«ee not commence operating aoder the vote Wiacooaia ruiiii wnlil the ijnp eine Court deeidee Ihe conatitation--.Aiiy of ibe taw on lit« votlug eectioa. The decbiion t4'.I Ik maie i« May. After thia lime, theTraatoea »t)l kuow whbt llirjf cull legally do.

We uu bntntiil, thut Col. Un« ia »oa '»do«d a very fall prodactioa. Owing, boarever. c\fHM

(he bill, becaaee of the provWon in It »he f«t that the coontry wM ricludiug KarelgHer* frpm the right of awffrage.-— bare of .uppliee, la connection with the rapidly TbU provUion woo introdneed by John M. Clay- lacrcwing home con.nmpUon end a very heavy ion, rabid whig from Delaware, aad ahoold by .1, pri^. .re .n.Uined .t a point me!,, be out from the Ml Give the relatively highe:th.n oU,er Hog prot.ucU.

OCT llftti. Jon* IU'KRK aud N**i. Do*, Ihor of the Maine Liquor Law, are expected to arrive In thie city thi* evening. They leave lu the nmtiilug traiu lor luulau^jwIW, where they are expected to apeak to morraw,.

OCT We «tl|f the Artfowfng fhm the Daltimore

lYxteKWR**.—tfen. Nea? Do*, In lib"

eiwerh »t .M»aUral tlie other day, «»W be etpecleJ to «M!ii-tttu the |inblH: mlud to Cwt a point that Ihry euuld eppiy the death peHwhjr l« U»e rum««»llor. Nii«il that they would do It, II "it took all U»e rf

h,n.p lu Kentucky.*' »he *f

di-J, rf «**a*a»ptto«* »l Washiag^aa C»ty, aa wtl K•!*«)', 14th instant. |1» haaaeea^ *»w paeittoa lh-i he tiled at bte A*for fwraM*. aim barged the ^da.Wea «aatk«4

well written tnidi relative Ike i»*

|*r(n»#(if rf UM Giird amI Mialsteta of the Gospel, iu the poHt£b*l to te &* point, aad the MtlaMit contained ID UW vMb%rlS(t sod pinlcslariy tint ia tbt ««d«ding paragraph, *Mi w* fir* below, we felly be te*l to be I* mtfjun «Hb Uw *few» rf the mmmem, aad will b* jaatly lyytdtlwl, by wwf lover ef oar Constitution, aoc receive the appreba-

rf every calm sad tbiaklag christian: j* "The pMpie rf this eMMrj am «rf to b« prtortridden. They lea iatoMigeat to call tbrfr miuUW* and (wetter*, master* ia ail thing*.--Thry wiU think and met on alJ filial qieftioni for

UhmmIim.

The* kaow aad na^eraUnd the doty

of their apiritnal a^vfim, and will nqtln then lo Walk In that Ito* "humbly before Gad bat their authority, if attempted to be exeeetoed ia petitir*! contest*, will be repadialed. If they defclf* lobe awful ia calling sinner* from darker** to light, they moat adhere to their calling, and preach

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Detroit.

W. 0. LARRABEE.

ST Oh motiun of Mr. Ctm-.KO, to refer the N- With reference to the Hog. put ap by Farmer, I.r«.k« Bill, U. the liouaeof Repreeeatativ*, to the doobUee. true, that U,e aamber exceede thml UummlttM of the Whole, the delation from la- **l ye.r, parltealariy In the Weet, where packtlaiia voted folloa*: Loae.r-rker, Edriy, Cham- er» were more backward ia ecceed.eg to the derrltiln, u.rla.., a«d Mace, fi. Agali.X Oavia, maade rf feeder., tbaa they were la thia aectlon. .Mlllrry.lIouJrkk*, EuglUb aad l«»ham, 5. Tbi. The product of Lard to the llog la coaatderably raid tu h, a If «o. «h. ciemocratle mem- ff^tor than l«t year. Hog. everywhere were fat ber. fran. U.I. dtato are equnlly divided on tbi. larded well, a,«l the high price of this article

and blm crucified," a ad let Cea-

greas end the atotoeinee of the day aettle the affaire rf the nation. Let the Stale protect th«

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d^-ply intrrtwtod tb*« make oat a ticket to aait Price Correot gfaea Uie following aa the number jvr*r](, aad o»t i«*re tbia to a half dotea or rf hog» packed ia the weal the la»t two wre to aa^emble togetimr aad elect me a to pleeae Ueiu atUbeat reforeaea to the wattta of the people.

NAT.

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tr Cel.

Campbell.

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F«KKMAS

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the Ilouxe lor the bill It can be paaaed at any momrnt which that majority willa. If there hi not It will be defeated when reached. The condition rf the bill la vo wetaa than If it b«»d beaa referred to the Commlllee on Territwle*. PirlrtfH better.

The anther ef the above, we «nW*n!, i* ciude# the »upp!y of a vast amount of ammunitkMi. coming tw 1 udlana to l«ct«re »n Temperance, with musketry, revolvers, &*., te to be made eoaUagaat lew of SrHneaelnK tlwelectfou Itt this State next on the pa«s»ge rf the Olmdan treaty.

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734^00 506^25 &8^80 619,176 365.7A4 45,060 149^45 49,000 7^00

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112,500 35,618

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Grand Totak .9401,110 2^34,?70 Tlii« riiMHin loereaee ia the eray of 1853-4 of 333,660 head over the year previoaa. Ia weight the if.creaac la aboat 98,000,000 poaade.

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MM. SC«A?«OIOLKR,

elected to

'Congrwe in the ftret Tenneaaee DUtrlet, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Hun. Brookia*

mother of the Governor of

California and Pennaylvanla, died, on the lGth inet., at her realdence In Delaware townahip, iMarcer county, renneylvanle.

MUIAKV,

ID* Col.

of Ohio, who waa appointed

MlnUter to Chill, and drew hie outfit, $9000, haa declined and refunded to the Treaaury the money thita drawn.

tr The Common Pleat Court of tltla Ceuuty meeU on Monday next.

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BUKNHAM

II.

Ee«t., formerly of thia

city, died recently In Worlhlngton, In tliia State.

Mm the New Adverti*emettt» la today** Paper, Mr. D. 8. Da!«Attao», late of the j&tpreM, Priuting Office, hu opened a new Family Grocery In hla old etand formerly occupied by the Printing Office, where he display* the largeet and moat etegantaupply of t»roc«srlea iVc., that are to be found iu the city. It la his object to keep constantly on hand a complete assortment of every article In the Family Grocery line, and of the best, and purest quality, Ife will secure a large patronage.

ST Some valuable town property, belonging fo Dr. Wm. M. Wooa, recently of this place, is advertised for

advertises a splendid stock

of Jewelery, Watches,and Notions,in our columns. Some of the moet beautiful Jewelry that's "got up" la displayed la his establishment

TALI,

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aitiew Mt rf l»l« owa ajr», blesed with an e^aally »Ua4s to proportto ummmm'r*-*. ThTte^ny that the npaa its lofty mn»ilMad-aat ii-(ru!ant iMMi riMt.«d Wr four diCraat w«l ^li* proud trt^hUa dHtocad it that ibe plalatiif rad« bebiad hi», aa bb old meat aelaalyrfwhat It few (try ntare, ttwtu Ch»r«h, aad tfc*» to* A»-aa lawftol reeard rf tha part, a»d aa to..aeoMMlon, eea» Iwe -gay Utharttf" a ^rlwgprowto* rfthe fatar»

kJee.aeeM', rf abant the foliawi«g e#jcU C- GaaarRim** TaUt. Pwmw*ik~Il la "Why ga yon la^-aUed,, thu* aU alaae, ladMtnteaU agalart lafca Om. W hj ukr aai a rib, to wpb»«e W*» Gardiner, far fek» ewearii^ *)Ml |»Q«ry, *mrp*

T1,e ^tors^raU^«r«^ tW d.rinf thelrtelrf Or.OarMr suiter. e«a*»j»«telW* fcr her crashed .estpttaedl by the «a«H to tlw let air^U.a-, bxfWviag nhat eaflfctont to fbatot

the aeaie rf If aaaaa. ^. |H the ft*** IW-W HAM*. &****$>*? I^^a^ta rf, ff1*** ia fragile I'm* «*»r *1 ia fu#i m*» Whf **a*c* .r.

a. BWW. Ca*ws» Rn*»

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Main

Srxctu.ATIOX.—W« are Informed, saya

the Cincinnati Cvlimbi**, tltat a certain boose in this city has In serious contemplation a speculation, which In easiness of eonoeption la far ahead of anything that has preceeded It even in this age of gigantic idea*. The plan is an investment in bulk pork rf one million thousand poaade, which at the present value of the article would amount to $57,500,000, three limes the value of ail the pork packed la the regular way, ia the Western Slates for export

tT&nta Anna, ft It said, haa seat an order to M. etr*. Ames, the greet cannon manufacturer*, of Springfield, Massachusetts, for twa hundred gana from ten to fifteen pound calibre, each, and thai

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1 A of Breach of Promt** tf Marrlngc, aad treachery! Dark day* have towered aver U» trtmi »u the Ub.y Cl««lt C«urt, aV Bawling pregma. but It baa d-fied th* tempeet, and borae Green, this week, the Plaintiff, a f*lr,fett*»m daw aaseto unscathed. It »saoommoa-fOacesaying af twenty, anlng the tMeadaat, a *ldawer *f that there W aow aa dlfferwwa between tha twa forty.Ave, eaeaaiberad with a handhold rf little partlei. Bat if Ihi. were true, il wo«U only prore reeponalbilitire, for one tbo.saa.1 dollars rfamHgee, that tha prlaclpUarfthad^iaey havaprnvalW, for f»l!ing to "come ap ia the tromgV* had

a r.. D,**..™

run.—«M enri (mj* Ih. P~»-

itoi.1 ik. t~

How nobly it sarvlvee defeat, desertion,

antagonist* ea

np her braken heart. rf Mr. 0u4i*r,t«*««rf,tli»UaiMSM» Mejor Hebtde. tstaai fW Mas*ar6ew»l,J p**pwml

TN. 1U..1 SUIIM —TK. CMM«^ WJ

la lb* case rf tha de«l» af Ur. Oadttaer. rf Was*a eerdict thai. was naial by •j.:-late* r*tSiMvtalaator^y toha« afts* bis

ewartetiaa aad *MtH'iwt Ova. Breed aad wfca aoade a alwtterf aarfysto rf the eeateats rf tlwar^T^. t* tadta myttoidm aad faraKiu..... awitUaanifcimtt*d**tr*y

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adm,, Mah had beea aaal aa «a«*s^«wie for »tr *«eeatod to« iaanssdla* as*im. TW i.-d'la the »«dkrfrf Hh dm tasad. eras jgtatwl': *$ atry«haii«*s as«d kra«*a*sMHi (he ^-aaaiatattt.il an* ataeh vara tt*m batog ••mWfc"- sa

TELEGRAPUIC MEWS. N*w TbcXr Mamfc 99 P. If.

!»r—4lw rf mO Meat ft dnflL The Maouoceweat rf the barfheaa.

Grain—The wharf m«rk-t 5s whUefl.TO- S4n of 40,000 90084 marketI aaaeUM-

Groceries—Sales rf 900 bda N. O.nagar at 4 VcProvMoas—Sale* rf 150 bU* park soarket aaehaaged: Chore Is a msdsrafte deataad at pnivtoaa rab« 1.4S0 bble eat mead* at filWe active.

Lard—Sale* of 400 bbte at »}4 for bU aad 10)^ for keg market firm. Monetary—Money is active stock* Is aachaa-

Urocerle#—Sales rf 70 hhds eager, inferior to fair rf 3*£tfM}£c. Saks rf 100 fangs caffee at l^c. Wasanraroif, March 30.

Private advices from reliable aoarcea received here to-day from Mexico, state that Santa Anna accepts the niaeadmeats to the Treaty recommended by ibe President, bat declares most positively that he cannot yield another inch that If the Treaty foils he mast look elsewhere for money, and that be knoars where to get it.

Santa Anna has throughout maaifeeted a disposition to aettle all questions with as on amicable terms.

Senor Atocha arrived to-day from Mexico. As he is the intimate friend rf Almonte, it is probable he carried out the President's amendments, aad broegbl back authority for their ratification.

A Duel.

WASHI50TO?«, March 33.—The city waa thrown into great excitement this morning, by the report rf a dnel between Messrs. Cutting and Breckenrblge, which was Increased by all sort* of exaggerated rumors, the most prominent of which was, that Mr. Breckenrtdge was shot in the neck. From the moet reliable sources we gather information indicating that the meeting did take place early this morning at Bladensburg, and that shots were exchanged, is not denied. But a friend of Mr. Breckenrtdge denies emphatically that the latter Is wounded. Mr. Catling left the city yesterday afternoon in the half-past 3 o'clock train, and M(. Breckenrldge followed in the train at 5 o'clock. Mr. Catting left ihe traia at Bladjnsbnrg, but Mr. Breckenrtdge being in the express train, was carried to the junction and was obliged to return, which he did iu lime to secure the meeting at the place designated.

The challenge was written by Mr. Cutting on Monday, a short time after the adjournment of the House, and made known to Mr. Breckenrldge about 11 o'clock at night.

The Marshal of the District and the Attorney General are on Hie alert The parties will be prevented from meeting again, even if friends fail to satisfactorily arrange the matter. The afternoon may disclose more.

MnskeU and

The steamer

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Hwwnr, aad OdnsaiwW

0f.*r w»awa fiayatatlsn eaeeeds 1 "p *t* -ialy foar towaa eeatatolag •& Si saefc, *ad rfglMwaa t%*_./ Wo** i-a-N.i

1 VlJS

.a v.-

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checked

rf corn at

Gatxam, Uarch 28. P. BL

Pr»rMee»—Bacon haa declined siies 6^4®7c. afaanMers S'^r. —v Croeerle^-CBehaBgad r.

Whtskr—Ilaw30e. Lard—Bids at $j£e, aad 9?£e. for keg. |k CixctXMTi, Martb

29,

P. M.

Floor—Tt quiet at $6.30^6,40. I'rovWeaa—Sales of 100,000 pounds balk sboalders at 4l^c 235 bbia mess pork at $12, with aa improved demand for provwion* generally.

NEWKofttrath. YOKK,

It gives Mr. 8. high prais* for his amity and zeal in hi* office, and deprecates his recall aa an event which tends to place his country in the light of giving aid an comfort to the old world.

Black Warrior Case.

NEW OELEAXS,

The steamer Isabella has arrived at Charleston and confirms the report In regard lo the Black Warrior at Havanna, and further reporU that the Captain had entered strong protests against the delay, clalmiug damages to the machinery, caused by the neglect of those in charge.

EEW YORK,

25.

March

The steamer Washington sailed at noon with 7 passengers and $203,000 in specie

The Clipper Barque rape-Shot sailed vesterday kets and other fire-arms.

for Constantinople, with 200,000 musk

Tlfe Orap-Shot waa recently purchased by Geo. Law. The Times and Tribune publish tills morning an address to the German population of this country by Governor Koasulh. It was wiitten in consequence of the rejection by the United Ststes Senate of the President's nomination of George Saunders as Consul te London.

March 25.

The Northern Lights, from San Juan arrived his morning with 35 passengers and $700,(W0 in rotd—$85,000 to the Exchange Bank, $220,000 to K® Duncan, Sherman & Co., $110,000 to Adams Sc. Co., and 100,000 to Wells, Fargo & Co.

The Northern Lights, connected with the Sierra Nevada, which vsesel left San Fraucisco on the Evening of the 1st The N. L. was detailed two days in consequence of the detention of the steamer Central America, on the Lake, by a severe rale.

L. Stcpheua took down lo Pan

ama only $400,000 on frieght. We hare no news af special importance from San Franclsfto.

A Mexican was lynched In Mariposa^onnly for the murder, of Nathan Prait, of Rhode Island. A bill has passed the Oregon Legislature ordering a vote on the formation of a Slate government

We have Honolulu dates to the 4th of February. A unexfltieu is still talked of, Trade was dull. Intelligence from Lower California stales that ibe filibusters have nearly all left, and those who remained are suffering for

Nprovisions.

Yoax, March 28.

Kteaner Africa Arrived.

With advices from Liverpool to the 11th Inst The report that Kaiafat had been captured by the Russian forces and the whole gartison massacreed, was false.

Nothing new from Asia. Tbe„mes*enger with the ultimatum of /mace and England to the Cxar, left Vienna on the 7th Inst-, for St. Petersburg!).

The first divWion of the French troops, embarked at Tonlea, en the 20th last The Russian Baltte ficet war* catling through the ice.

The first division rf the Baltic fleet, under Sir Charles Nappirf, eonstsUag rf fear teen ships, sailed for its deetiaatloa from Portsmouth on the 11th. 3,000 British troops wiU go to the Baltic forUmi eerrice.

The 77th regiment embarked at Liverpool «w tha 11th for Turkey. The allied fieets were were at Baycos bay, aad Ihe bulk rf tha ftosetan fleet at Sebastaporf, bat both fleets had cruisers ia tha Black Sea.,-" r.

The New Orleans ThwftJto tells the follewiag: llpper-tendem was thrown lato a terrible state rf akciteoteat oa Saaday evening aad yesterday, owing to tha discovery rf the absence rf one rf Eve's feireet daaghters tro«» ihe parental rerf.— The yoaag lady had goae eat to take a walk, as was her asaai eastern 4ae» the arrival of thefomUy la town—-(the fotnily h» from a Weetora state, aad came te the isy a fow a»oatbsaga»to*pead the •ay season.) Net retaraiag by 9 eVtoek, become aaeasy, by 10 o'clock abebecaaaea! ky 12 became excited, bat wbea, at 4 r. a.,she laformed by oae whe was iweasne privy to the eo-

Tbe p«*t(MHke*»aat at tha ia-

tof*

to ttMl M9

rf the 61I* oao, that berdaaghter wassUt) aftve, aa4 had leu e* the tost traia rf car* for the lake, ea route for Mohii*. ia cwatpway with aad aaOer ttw ptatoclioa rfoae who weaabaat to the most arfeeaa gaataatoes to tows* protect, aad 4dead Iwe, she beoaoie fartoas.

TIN

UghtaU^pi rf &*

Mlegraph were pal la na|«i«ittoa to amrf tha weama rf the fMHtoes oa tlwir arriwd at MahUa, hat the wwgt enbo amsft lha «ha»tortoi«,w aa the mm gons pat e»e «^nd too aaaeh, tha very short wont airf, (a dtiyetoh {by aOstake rf ea

which rrmrf its sneaaiag. aad the toviag eae.ta afow a**aateioaft*r they

I—*.wk* .. haoww to lathtoaahle ei*rf*a» a» aeat lf) gaeds hoaas aa Canada «4f«ai. A hsyyy tot are to «he |«ahf «*y

Ti« ItoMEo* Joax CAMWBt.~ti» fLt*~ wee C.jl Omrmr rtatoa thftKact BPlMobaMt -anrfcaaed by Crf. A. Crfbea^. frosahlsMM%-

Mia- FtorMa Caihaaa, rrftet rf tha lata H*a C. Crfhaaa, aad ertiha laiaiadiatr^y ewsaptod I tLarBo«*a«to teMsaati^Stoto wHhaaa, ^e fortaaa agew^aia* aa AI1I11—

Wai. *&« taaaato ia this SWte, at the adtwaerfat* baadrea yeaia^wa «saaH» anil al^taa.*m~ .He left tfcttina, giwsi d^aa. grwM-gmad cfcfi

For OMrTene-Haate JoaiasJU

That Bratal Ootr«se.,» p:

MCLKIP*•Es«,

Dtmr Sir: As yea have gabliAedJaasoUrftod pedbapa, aad give a a leeai .aotorfety ts|ya oocarreaca whieh taak place at the Mentajfee HaStl" ^ta New York, which tha friaads rf aaa rf the parties here very omch regret, yoa wHl, rf coarse, aa ttis aatfcftatfoa, paUisb the following as lb* ttker sMb of said a&fer: "l #«a. F- Daarfdaea, katdaf die Hesrarf

House, had been invited by sense Kentucky frieadc todfaa with tbera at tha Merchaat's Hotel—aa iavKaUaa which he accepted. After soap. Howard, a black servant, taak Mr. D.'s plate for the arliclea ha ordered, aad detained il until all around him bad been helped* and were portly daae eating. Howard then appeared aad miked Mr. D. what be would have, to which Mr. D. replied Yon took my piale some time since for the articles I ordered, and yoa have not returned it** Howard replied,

Yon area Har", open which Wilt, knocked him dawn with a goblet„ aad would have beaten him with a chair bad ha not been carried away by some one present

Mr. D- finished hla dinner with hb Kentucky friends than weat to the oar aad made the necessary arrangement to pay foi the broken goblet aad the injured cranium of the insolent darkey, aad the landlord professed to be satisfied but be bruited tha matter about nnUl an abolitionist soaght for Howard, and offend him the use rf his parse for prosecuting Mr. D.—wkich was done,aad is aow in process of sait.

The Kentuckians present and cognlxaat of the affair, justified Mr. D. and said be could bava done nothing leas under the aggravated insolence of the negro. Gentlemea south of Mason and Dixon's line, 4a well very many north of It, always prepare to fight when their veracity Is flatty questioned, and alt of Mr. D.'s party at once left the Merchant's Hotel. These facts are derived from a Terre Haato gentleman who ^feTork at the tirne. *.

March 28. P.

Greeley's paper has a host of correspon

dent's and assistant editors, and knowing the abolition proclivities of their master, they are always ready to seek out a case of this kind to make

noise over—to disparage the South, or gentleman who happen to have been born in a slave State. They will perhaps never treat the sooth,or southern people or institutions any better, until they go and tesi them on their own soil.

For the Terre-Haute Journal.

Ma. EDITOX: As there seems to be considerable Interest awakened among our clllxeus In regard to the approaching election for Justices of the Peace, It wonld be well if the public mind could be directed to some decided action in Ibe matter, which would result In permanent good to the community.

We want an active, energetic, aud faithful Magistrate among us—one who will at all limes see ihe laws enforced and justice meted out to offenders. With such a man in office, we should soon loose the unenviable reputation which we have unfortunately acquired abroad. I noticed with pleasure, a call, in the "Prairie City" of 27th, on

LAMBEET DU*,

Esq., to allow his name to be pre

sented as a candidate for this office. Mr. Duy is a gentleman, every way qualified to fill it of kuown integrity, possessing a decided aud energetic mind, sound judgement and sterling business qualities, and should he consent to become a candidate, which I am informed he probably will do, I hope he will have the hearty support of his fellowcitizens. 1

THELATELETTING

March 34.

The Ktnplre city has just arrived from Havanna and reports that the authorities gave up the Black Warrior upon condition that a fine of $600 be paid. Captnlu bollock accepted, and would take possession of the vessel on the 22d and immediately sail for New York. The U. S. steamera Albany, Fulton, and Corwln are at Havanna.

Rxroiui or

JUDGE ROACHE'S ROAD.—

We learn that Messrs Stone & Co., the general Contractors on tills road, sub-let on the 15th Inst, to Hugh Stewart Ca., section 3, 4 and 5, (50 miles) and sections 141,142, and 143, (miles,) being that part of the line from the western boundary of Edgar coutry, to Decatur, Illinois. This covert the whole line, together with that let out by Messrs. Story & Co., last month, between the Wabash river and Decatur, at which point is reached the great line of roads west to the Misissippl river aud St- Joseph. We are glad to learn that the road Is being pushed energetically on this work, as It is one of ihe lines demanded by the wants of the country.—Stait Sent.

THE

JUDICIAL SYSTEM

STATES.—The

THE

pian which the Attorney General

haa presented, through the President, to Congress, for the reform of the Judlcinl System of the United State*, is thus described:

To have at present, nine, and prospectively ten circuits to re-arrange the existing nine circuits, so as to comprehend within them all the judicial districts, except those of California to appoint nine assistant circuit judges, one for each circuit to preserve unimpaired the jurisdiction of lite circuit courts, in all the districts, as well those now within the circuits as those without to withdraw the circuit powers from the district judges, And revest them in the proper circuit court exclusively to have the ordinary circuit court holden as it is in each judicial district, and composed of the justice of the Supreme Court residing In the circuit, as now, but lo associate with him an assistant circuit judge, so that the court shall be holden by a justice of the Supreme Court and the assistant circuit judge, or either of them, instead of the district judge, the latter being left to his proper district duiies, and there being a real and effective circuit court even In case of the necessary occasional absence of the justice of ibe Supreme Court-

THE BEITISH FLEETS.—The

war preparations

in Great Britian are on the most extensive scale.— Ou the 4th of March there were anchored at Portsmouth, fifteen ships carrying 800 guns, aud more were collecting. Thirteen ships were also expected to rendezvous immediately at Spllhead. AH have their fall compliment of mon, and at the last dates were basilv engaged In artillery practice.—. The "Duke of Wellington," a three-decker of a 130 guns, is to be Admiral Napier's flag-ship.— Tlie victualling of the fleet was going on rapidly, aad all leaves rf absence had been prohibited. The letter writer* speak In warm terms rf the gannery. In onecaae that of the Dragon, tbey hit the ball's eye twice with their 84 pounder* and struck the target several time*, aad finally shot it away at a distance of KK) yard*. The reader may infer from all thia, what may be expected In the event of a conflict

Some lime since we had occasion to allude to the want of jaried|*tlen of jostleea of the peace ia this State, aad their poor pay. The two justices rf the peace for Owea township, resigned their offices bat week Carr township has no justice rf the noaTti in H» and there is aot a regularly elected aad qualified coastable in the whole county. Now tot a* inquire what is Ibe ttsr to hare aa offioe created by law and gtve the officer ao power aar no nav. It is mockery, aad we hope Ihe next Legislature wiU da something by ibe way rf dividing the jwfedicttoa of other court* with jakkw*, sod make their pay aad basiaass rf saffiefeat importance to make the dfctr rf jastk** aad coa tables worth having, or abolish than altogether."—Brawaslewa

The refera rf George A Cohen from Calforaia to aaaoaacad la theSt Loais iUpabUcaarf the 31st, which my* that ho brooght back a $10,900 fMtaao-rfx bite la caah aad the rest ia

TIM

St Loato ftapaMfeaa says the alsctiaa la New BempaMrelsadesMeratic ttianapl»,Ma«wilk. iag theaxttaordtoaij taaAUaHaas rf ahrfWaalsto fit as sethm Bark*** aad •Mp."

Auuau Ctatwtwt-Ot Aa first JKoaday rf August aext, theasaaarf the pusyl* rf Arkaaarill bo takea apaa the ioprh ty rf CoasMrttoa to ssaead aad refoeas tfl»e rf th* State. Asaaag tke iwfoaaa iastttfi are the foOswiaf". Te prwrMe tot tha- eieettoa rf the^adgewrf the Sapresae Quart, Soar—sry rf State, Auditor T» laaaiar, aa4 a» atimr paHto rf. flewa»y«to?WT*fc

Lacy Sapa a«*d tawatf jg -I kaouraswaa Ass* Is eettoa Ha the m$* rf a*»--ht as took for hop* la the bssasai rf smaea." Sa«a jtaaTI fiad aa

Ifew Laqr I fwrta

is 0m towa rf I8a»fta*fcar*. ST. €„«Mi« af ijm, tbershw aal»it|s«Mlt«i si are the ®tb rf Octobw last

"J1MBP

A Veteraa Gom

Died.—At thenaWeaceaf Mr. O. P. Gffltem, li Biufl\oa, lad., o« «be 4th Uat, Lieut JohaReed, la ths 90th year rfhia age. -^Ltoat Reed was the aon rfCol. lUod, rf «rgln« to, who doae good nen'ice ia tha Revotatiooary strangle—was morUlly woanded la aa oaqpgoment with the aasaiy.

LleeL Read asnd 1a early life to Kentocky, aad pasopd through many trtsle laddeat to a frontier eet tier ia that day. He was Ibe companion of Baoae ia maay aa Indian eocoaater.

In cecapaay with Bill Hatdia, who was killed ia the eagageawat, ha aarrosriy escaped with his life beiag export ea foot bo out stripped his foea, till exbaosted he sunk oa the groawi. Oae Indian who had foil owed his trail aoaa cams in eight, seentlag for his blood, whoa a ball from his trusty rifle pat the dittUaee of his Indian pursuer* ao great that ha wa* enabled to reach the river in safety—firing his gun, a boat from the opposite shore saon relieved him from hi* quandary, bat ere tha middle rf the river WM obtaiaed, tha Indians appeared ia formidable array on the bank he h*d just left, bat a fow moments too lato—their prey had fled ia safety.

He belonged to the Ken tacky Range re, and did much service ia protecting the young settlement* in that State, from the Indian depredation*.

Iu 1794 he accompanied Gea. Wayne in hi* soeceasful campaign amiast the Indians, by whom he was promoted to Lieu tenancy. Ho was in alt of hi* engagements in the North West

In the last engagement at the Manmee Rapids he performed on* daring adventure. With one mau he left the camp and proceeded some throe mile* ia advance of the main army and discovered the Indians in ambuscade. Returning he was ordered to advanoo with hia company and camp for the night three miles ahead. This he refused to do. Gen. Wayne immediately aent for him to know why he disobeyed order*. He privately informed th* General of the position occupied by ihe Indiana aad the order wa* instantly remanded.— la the morning early, by his direction*, the Indians wore attacked, and history has long sine* told to what effect The Indians were beaten on their owa groaad ia a thick windfall of heavy Umber, and by a well dlreccted charge of the militia, was completely rooted and conquered. After this sanguinary battle be was directed by Gen. Wayne to convey the si ok to Greenville, and to get horses and bring back proivsions to the army, which he accomplished amid incredible difficulty.

He recollected many thrilling incidents of the revolution and loved to fight hlsoattle* over to his friends up to the period of his death.

He left wife and four children. Hi* child ran are married, and three live in the South part of the State and one daughter in Texas.

Iu 1835 he moved to Greensburgb, and in 1845 to Clarksburg!). He lived in the place about some two years. On tlie day before he died he was up and about as well as usual, till about 3 o'cock in the afternoon, when his life like an expiring taper gradually went out He was sensible to Hie last, and confidentof hla approaching dissolution, which took place about three o'clock In the morning, about nine hoars after he took his bed. He waa honorably burled with the honors of war.—Decatur

Prttt.

SAD

FATE

DANIEL TOCKJEE.—Dan.

WM. STATION, to Miss MARY H. HESS.

AAEON WOOD,

On the 24th Inst, by Rev.

flour 9 bbl SS6.26 Wheat Com. So

nil*wh«te"::.".v.v:.v.:.v.M p'iv.v.".."X!."n

HWjgpiiM" 'niTMii

Tucker

has turned up, (or been turned up) tn the goodly city of New Orleans. Oa the 6th of March, Anno Domoni, 1854, he wa* discovered by the emlsarle* of tlie law at a place called the New Basin, where we regret to say, he had been lying drunk for 3 days. Refusing to "get out of the way," he waa lifted by the strong arms of the law, placed in a single wheeled carriage (vulgarly called wheel-bar row) and rolled off to the calaboose- Here he spent the night, ruminatingdoubtieaa upon the #ords of his biographer—"Old Dan Tucker he got drunk" —and regretting the vanity of worldly pleasures.— The next day he was fined $5,00 and sentenced to pay his own cartage and the Vrerccnt declare* he* no longer in th* way.

The pay of a French soldier is 9}£ cents a day, finding themselves food, or what is the same thing, with food and two eents a day pocket money.— Chevalier, in his notes ou America, saya an American boy of 18 years of age get* more pay for his labor than a Captain In the French arm]

The following advertisement taken from the N. Y. Herald: A young gentleman, whose eyesight has partially failed by over application, wishes to make the acquaintance of an agreeable young lady, who will occasionally read aloud to him. Address Charles Whealou, Post Office.

MARRIED,

LACE, both of Terre Haute.

UNITED

JOHN

M. DRAKE, of Danville. Ills., to Miss CATHARINE W. WALKER, of this place.

Terre-Hante Prices Current

Corrected -weekly, every Thursday, bjr HKNUV_S. APPLE, DSALSE a net ooooa, naoccaMS, Ac.

WHOLESALE.

RETAIL.

1,00 8

OTaxfeed Lent sc™ Molatses..... Tobacco...... Salt bbl.... Coal Wood peord..

S*®« 13 3&m& locals 3.00 #11 aa#

Um MI 90

M,50 0,00 0,3$ 8«10 0,00 12*

soaft#

9 Busbsl 60 00 00 00

Whiskey 9 g*U 90 Butter 13)91*

Mackerel ...0 00 10

Tea*. T*r... Indigo.

60368 8.00

1.10S1.U

Nail* ."".'.HaS Candle* 13 Star Caodles 36 Tallow .....9 Dried Apple* trash.. .®WG Owa ......3# PmtbesDtM.... tM Mains .....g30 Cbea*s .19 Madder 13 Onion* 50 C&iekas* Doe. I SO CHsr 2.60 Oats 38

"4361,00 .09 M6 10 ftMW

.....1,8*

.......... ....!»#«

3*»3t

..»

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FIR1V18HEB.

ia mW JT

Harrington,

TAILOR AMD John Ftr* *t«wt Swift

RBsracmriAVrf

Itaw-Baste, Xarek Xl-KV

TUST el aad

i-Haete, lad.

A arbor Mills Terre-! term* the ridseas rf

tofotw*

aa* the mimximtiu* country, that be tartead* to carry on tMbastooarf Tall»rawl Parrfaherto all Mtmnxte, aadtwpes by SUM attention te merit a share rf pabite

JTT'JceMlttagBndCtffifogdeee la Ifce mestaattafoetory March 1, MBH-C-ty

TEAS!! TEAS! 11

DiH.TEAfl!tainIwasaaesaassartteeatrfOfee#

OUULMOI

a^v^l Ittse^t "foa*. jais^fce^l ^ar l^aa*^^ jt* ttkl* ^Aac^s sIKa^il^^ am ofcasd ia paresis, or atsesssaat, at

CuB aad etaaiM*.

tosait

DELICACIES!

FEW Jbas rf mamrfSreat B8A50T PEACHEA— w*Beasfc»' awvaslrf.. Varasleat »-Ctf D.«. DA3AUMKKT*.

Black ana Fancy Plaid and Striped DRESS MUK. a lags* am jiiajia* rf sopaitor imm am, Also,

SsBars, aaaaAas aamitisslrf

K.*O.TOl?«y.

aett aad B*M*t BiUboaa, fcy Kxpra**. ST raWfwrf mm Sprfaf Baaacto irt lttS-S7-la TOUSEY-8 Cash Store.

Viduabl© Town Zicrts For Sale! rrtQE asMtofKtipMd I* aatlmtosd to a*B wa fovarI akla tow**, da lsfi*win| idtaMs ritir property^bstos^iag to Ir. William MaaWefi w*«d: ia Witooa*« adlitjaa la Tesra-Haato, lie Swath WaaC ierfaet rf Market aad appan(to dba alii McMar ran pyspwrty. foU towa isi, aad Is wad Itialsi for

fSs Wel'"9 aad tit, rf the saMHrtotoa rf

Oat-Lot Ne. 23. These lat« H* twtweaa Ctorry wti Mrfherry sitreato, aad h*m a fraat rf tw«aity ft« feet «a Watoe afreet, raaai'S* beek to Hw fTahaih Rixr, partrf tha «0M Bmswy" Lot if aetaald (aaraaMMaUa flaie, Ike above Late *rWi he sold rf Pabttc Aaettoa.

Mvtk 31-37-tt THOMAS SL JTELSOJf. IfrairleCltyCapy.)

NSW ESTABLISHMENT

LATE fTAXDOF THK &reK£SB PRIXTIXG OFFlClt

COFFEE. SUGAR, TEAS, MOLASSES*

Fraits,i»{iiis, Tobtcco, Pruvisioas,

DAVID a DANALDSON AS OPENED a verr general assortment of DRY GROCERIES. «c., At hi* aU MMkl 4a Market Stmt, «a*t rf Um Cteort Bow, aait to totiw* If aril ta (am at as low rata* as similar artMaama tw bad to this part ef tlu eewatcr. ^yt^t predtatly am* eaatteosty atth cash, aad prsfcraag tasaU la toa sasa* tray, b* «9I «*««ateet wttb a very small sdvaiw* en east. Every artfato shaU h»a*mmjwtnd,e«aketfaerw»ty ofreton^r the aaoat^ee the fSMraeC the corf*. Hen^Mctftrily aaUctts msay trials, or any ssaemt «f srratlay aad iaeastisatiae aa ta the «mUty asd pxica ef tbe assay artktos be has oa band aad for *ab. •%n

MARK. WELL!

T&e fcOoata* eawaeratioa 1* jrfrea ta aM purchaser* la ftadto^ what tSq a*ay *i*i ta fMrehase, Sl!G \ltS—New Orleans, Common, Fair, Prime am! Clarified Fowterf, Crushed, aad irhlte geatorf Oafcs Sugare. 1'EAS—Gunpowder Extra, Imperial. Common and Bmi Qysen, aad Oomaano and Ptse Blade ftoas.

COFFK8—Lagoira, Rio—Whit* aad Green,— sad saperior old Java

OBMS

SYRUPS—-New York Golden £yrup—the drlpptap* at U*S Sugar-, Xf Orleans Bcboded, Sugar Houas, Ooodale sad PlaoUUoa Mola0es.

FISH—Mackerel

in bgnb, half and quarter

barrel*, and Kit* Ttegaes aad SoaaO*, Oadfi«h, freahSafdlMS, aad IThlte ftsk. FRUITS, NUTS, Jtc.—MR Ralslas, Figs Prnas*. Zuto Oanants, Cltraa, Gaataa Qlacer, CMIv**.

Market Stwet, East of the Court Uoase.

Terre-Han te, march 3t-27tf. iff* Kan» Gaanc!) Sssns on hand.

WATCHES.

THEamen

subscriber bas now on hand a Una selection of Gold and SUver HunUn* Walehe* of T. K. Conwr, M. 1. TobiM. John*on4 5 Chorch ITm» Ra«t Homberton, II. M. Peytiea, H. N. Do rot and many other eelabratotl maker*, and in ureal variety of eases, Imtn for ladio* and gcuUeuicn, aad at price* that will compare farorably with Uiosa of any e^bltshmoni o'art or west. 8* K. FHlWEvMAi'ia

March 31,183t-STy No. 4 Phoenix How, Terns-Hnntc.

WATCH REPAIRING.

HAVE two of the most cxperieowl and akillfiil workmen tn this country, constantly employed, and can prnniiao that all watch repairing will be done In tbo very best manner and pronnvlly. march 31, WM-ifry K. B. FKKRMAN.

JEWELRY.

NKW

patterns of Pin*, Kar Rliijf* and Hoops, OoU Pencil* with Pens, Gold Guard and Fob Chains, Gold King*, Gold P]ioctacto*, dec., at the ver^ at march 31-«Ty

GOLD PENS.

VERY large aa!Krtaient of Gold Pom in Silver extension fcoldora, all ais*»—warranted tojajaf irJell uwd, at roar.31-^*y K* rHKKMaVri S-

SILVER SPOONS.

SILVER

Table and Tea Sjxmna M«*tard, Halt. Cream and Sudar Spoon* Wtver Kork*, Hutter Knives, dec. SI Ivor Hpoon, Knife am|, Fork in ease*, for obtldmn'ju*, at marcl! 31-37y 8. H. KRKKMAK S.

FANCY GOODS.

17VERY

variety of Vancy Goods u*uall) found in *ucii el*bllaiiiiieiiU, can bo bad at march 31-8?y fl. R. FRKKMAS-8.

DIAMONDS.

I. N. SHANNON,

On the 20th Inst., by Rer.

ADK1NS,

WM. R.

Mr.

HILINDA

to Mrs

E. WAL

RAT,

On the 28th of March, by I. M.

Esq., Mr.

N ASSORTMK.NT of Ulamond Klnpi, Pin*. A«., at

march 31~97y 8. R. PHKKMAN'8.

N OTIC^ TO IPHTSICIA MS." T^TOTICE Is hereby given, that sealed proposal* for attending upon all prisoners confined in Jail, and paupers In the County Asylum, aud upon ihe poor generally In this County, will be received until Saturday, the 22J day of April, 1854, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at the Auditor'* office, in TerreHaute, Vigo Counly, Indiana.

It Is proposed to receive proposals for separate Districts as follows: One District to comprise all that part of tha County, lying North or the center of Township eleven, and East of the Wabash River One District to comprise all that part of tho country, South of the conter of Township eleven, aud East of tlie Wabash River and Ono District to comprise all that part of the county lying West of the Wabash River.

All proposals must bo accompanied with tho names of responsible persons aa securities for Ihe faithful performance of the contract

By older of the Board of Co. Com. ALBERT LANGE, AuiUaf. Terre-Haute, March 29, 1854-27-4w. Courier, Prairie City, and Express, will pleaae copy.

State of Indiana, Sullivan county, sa

Court of Common Pleas, May Term, 1854. Mary D. l'Jrtle and George W. Pirtle, Executrix and Exccutor of Wm. L. Pirtle, deceased,

Margaret Olley Pirtle, heir of said deceased.— PetUtan to StU Land.

NOTICE

and George W. Pirtle, Executrix and Execu tor of William L. Pirtle, deceased, have filed their Petition to sell the Real Estate of the decedent, hi* personal being insufficient to pay his debts: and that said petition will be heard at the next Term of the Court of Common Plea* of said County. Twt, JOSEPH W. WOLFE,

March SI, '54-3t. C. C. C. P. & C.

State of Indiana, Sullivan county, m.

Court of Common Pleas, May Term, 1&>1. John Dodd and Sarah Barton, Administrator*, as. the Heir* rf Wm. Barton, deceased.—PttUkn fo fSt&l rflfi

NOTICEBurton,

Sarah admlntstreior* of the Estate of William Bnrtoo, deceased, have filed thefr petition to eeU the Real Estate of the decedent, hi* personal being insufficient to pay his debts: and that said petition wilt be beard at the next Term of the Court of Common Pleas of said County.

Attoat, JOSEPH W. WOLFE,

Marsh 31, '54-3t Clerk C. C. P. & C.

ifEW BAKERY f#

AND PROVISION STORE.

r**H

HE a»i«i*r»i£i*f"«i have #i»ojied anew Bakery and Proidea Mora on Ohio IKwi. tomr westof tha Hlste wet* *Me rf ttw Court Hons* Square. Famtttes can hasaprfMwith B8SAD, CAKKH.to., and Weddliar Pwrtte* wiUbe supplied to tha awst rtusW style, wttfc all eawnUal r«*^Hi«lu*.

PROVISIONS aad GROCERIES of theb**t it ima roa aaiifli nn bsnd IwnpwHMr MATTEL A 8LAC1LER.

Tem-itoato, aMoeb W,

NOTICE I rf the City rf Teite-

(HE *o«e ia fba

M«M*

-Ha*to, etolMkwl to mSSSd that a Poll

tod*. are beirfqr

«.U he cpeaed atU»C«ort Moo*e te **W ettf, oaflM tot Mosday to April aett, beta* toe tolrf day rf aMjwiHk, tor toe «tect*ea rf FIVE WtKHOJIS to serve asTiastssa

^%^2wrf tresses rf dbe^Rrrf Terre-Haate. *MU^&04.

BUCKEYE CASH STORE.

i^RircK,' 'T •*«,!•«T

TFLIR I* (4.:®,

DHY GOODS, nomaBB,

Carpet*,Oi!GI*tlu, Kays, JBattiaf, Dranett Larfkt«gHSI«toeai Wladow Shades rAPRS ttADCGHt&t, sad every vaetoty rf

Ftum^shing Gkods, 6t Qneens-

^irsnoii «ow, Ttne-Hasa, Indiana,

H. H34-4iStf

THE ATTENTION OF THE PI'BLlC actum

I» WW UAEOB IWJCE W WR*

mom

At F. WiPPUHTH,

Hl*«**c*

rf iNyOood* tirfmr asuswaUy to^i ferlMs

**swnarfa*y«atr.»a wW ili*rfiasftr«lwt***w aMBwistai pnOTJSase**, Meatotte redaee it tmtum ateffprtag aad ^wna*r psMtimmmntirp.

OT 9 WW '^wasrapHQa VeMnS

A atosnwawiweat rf

rHtw-iiaaS*v)ll«%.«l, Ihiasje.

gMH ^**c I

OMC«

San, Alaiea&s, mbart*, Braali and IVanot*, Etofllsb Walaat*, XatsMp, Mace,

CIOTS*.^leo,

TOBACCX*—John Anderson's Solace,and Watatfs Virginia fine em Otewbir] Wwatds* sad Doraito eataral leaf Chewing? fins evt Staokingi Ooaunon Missouri, and Leanox's Ten Saeeti aad Maeeoutia Sonff.

CIGARS—La Norma aad La Union, fine Figaro, La Ftsl—CMwado, Plantatku, ami ltRht broan UaTaaa. SOAPS—Basin's, Poncine, Windsor, Sassafras brown Bar, white Soda, German Mfcsblngand

_LES—Assorted la gallon and half gallon Jars, Pepper Saaee In quarts and pints) Ground Jtpices, Cassia, Mustard, Lnaoa Syrup, to., te

FLAVORING KJCTRACTS-Vanilla, Orange, Lemon, Eose, Boltaoa ttaistnx, Bayleaf and Bose watwr. Mtacellaaeoa* Artielea—Star and Tallow Candle*) Powder, Shot, Loadt Wee, Table Salt, Soda, Salaslatos, Baklnir Powd«r», Starch, Blacklajr, Tubs, Buckets, Prletian AUtclxw, Shaker Broom*. Rope Mat*, WW»ks, Bedcords, Cottoa Boee, ITHlow BaSkM*, Clotbes aM RoIllna Hat aad M*«her*, M'ood«*i Box**, W»»h Board*, KNQUSa DAIKX CHEESE, and CIDER VtKKGAB.

O I S I O N S

Swar Cxtrwl Ilams, Com Beef, Corn Me*!, Row, Potatees, Dried Apple* anl Peaches, »hlte Beans, Butter, Go*, Onioo*, Apploi, ic., ic.

Produce Wanted.

The highest rxarent r#te«,lnCa*borQrocert**, will a! way* be paid for mo*t of the aterehantable products of the country aadtbo*e bST^nji a rarplus are respsctfoUy requested toeall before di*poalxig af tiicir »tock. DANA1.DSON.

*. BOIXS*.

OlMer, Cay«*a*,

I" -rittftMfet

HARDWARB.

sPanro ARHIV

THE

salMCftbers are aow rocelvlatr their Spring assert' meat off

HARDWARE. IRON,NAILS, whkh will be more fill and extensive, and embradoK a jrrcater variety of desliable nrfs, tha a haa ever been offered iu thia market- To their eld friend* and euatomers, aad th^ pabtie generally, tfccy.bejr leave to aay, that thvy mat liMMsaeattie parehata rf them, wbtekeaamtMat Mi

«M»

UMS

Wabash.

UardliS«,l«34-SS-tf

COOX & CO.,f S». 1, Unex Row.

Ky3D^a5:cs3i3B

TO RAIL ROAD (CONTRACTORS.

^K.\l.KH PROPOSALS will to recelted at the Kntf Oflkxv, te Charlestoa, Oole* County, IlllcelR,

ineer'* W«d.

aeaday, April ftth, for th* Uraduattoa, MaSoarr, aad Tie*, on the IVme-Hawte and Alton Rail Bead, from Esaberress Rtvto the Chicago Breach of the nilooifl Omtral BaU Roail. hcpstl* will he received by a to he eeauawoced launcdlstety.

hereceivta) by Mectioo* ol about one all* eacbr launcdlstety. Payamits, Ca*h, aaeathly.

Piss* and Profile* may be *eeo a- th* otoec la Taie-BuSr or to (torielw. A* a larjre prpfortkn of the above wertc I* very heavy—aad will beeoaaawnced ltaaifdlatelv—MOaaeo can fiud *t«adv emplov m«ot on the nam*.

D. CARPENTRK. Ja.,

Xh*t T. H. Jj- jt. Jt. Jlrf.

7Vr*w-J^s«r* Mum Kail Eaarf fflfcr, Sama-Uaobs March 2S. lSSt, $ PUBLPS, MATTOOX A EARNEST March S4, lSHSSt£

I PAPER HANQINQS. 1 I

Malways

HOLMES & SO!*, w.K.IMWA.

A.VUFACTTRKW

AND IMPORTERS 0? PAPER

OAXaUfUS, No. 18* Mate Street, Cincinnati, Ohkv k««p oa a large and jmneral assertmeot of Wall PMWT,Bolder*,beadBoard

lire Patterns WdeCurtalo Pa pore, Ar.

filial Buwat JI«K)WAmrlViM. All ef which they ofta* to the eooatrr trade at the lowest price*. Person* riritlnf the ctty aad lo want ol Sett* tor Parlor*, Uailo, DlnlRfr Room*, or Chambsis, will do well lqr salMp on the *ub*enber* at

Xo. IS* Main, third doer below Mb street. Market IMM, March St, lSM-3Mha

SURGERY AND MEDICINE.

ItriCnCOCK will remain la Ttare-Ilant* faftsr 3Mh proximo.) a* long a* his eagagenMuta la

FOODtain,tbtf

Venalllloa. and Wanaa eouotle* will permit, aad proposes to attsad to aU eases of dlsasss that may to ea trusted to his care.

Dts*a**s of th* ETES, and Hernia, Stricture, Sc., aad, to Net, alt other ills, will rroolvo particular atteatioa. ta Tlao Oousty Dr. H. aeed not tHre to th* afflicted assaraaces 4 suoeesmil trsatmeot. Recent lmprovMaeats, however, tn many reapect* Important, aaabi* him to operate with greater fiiellity and to make the process of curs not only less tedious and painful, but mors certain,

March Uth, 18M-S»-3w

BAKER'SMUATS.—SPRING FASHIONS. ixraoortTtoN »*v, **Tt K»*v nardi trn, l«M, "\\rK *hall lntr»»«lucc our SpHiur Slvlo of GiMilIcmen*' 1 Hat* on Saturday, March tib. ITie reputation we have already trained for the manufacture of the be*t Moleakin and Reaver 1IAT, la a sufficient {tuarantoe for tho quality. TTieatyle of our Hal thl* *|irlng will *ur(ass, for beauty and neaiaess, anytlilnjr heretofore olfoml.

L. H. BAKKK A CO.,

South-wo*t eor. Main aud ttli *ts., Cincinnati.

JT7* Wo are now ready to receive orders for tha Introduction day. march 10,18S4-94-41

1»A

KirVvARKHOUSE,

IT St. 70 Wnlnut Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

rPHE

undorslgiivtl rospeetfolly eatl tlie attention of all In want of good Mock, eonrtwng«

in their lino to their foil and ample

Book Paper, Kewa do Colored Printing Paper, Pamphlet Cover do Cap Letter Commercial Koto Bath do Commercial Letter Packet Port Folio do Flat Cap Ttmue Manilla

Grocer** Wrapping Paper, Hardware do do Druggiats' do do Candle do Cotton Varn do Cotton Ualilng do Hlottlug do Pattern do Ham do (Moth .do T«*

do do do do do do do do do do

doi

Shoe do lionnet Boards, Straw do.

Printers' Card* and Card Sheet*, Railroad Cards and Card KI100U, Newa, Bonk aud Card liika. Wc have made arrangetnont* with Mr. McCreary for a foil anpply of hi* celebrated Colored Ink. ahio with Muaars. Smith A Peter* for foil supplies of their superior Card* and Card Sheets, formerly aohl by Messrs. llutlar it Brother of thl* city.

Our armngemeul* with Eastern and Waatern mannfbeturcriareenchtliat wo can*ell nil good* tn our line at aa' low prices and on as favorable term*** any house Weal, and we Invite all in want of good* to examine our atoek and price* before purchasing elmtalicre.

NIXON & CO.,

Manufacturer* and Paper Dealer*, 77 TO Walnut St., Cincinnati, O.

mar.10, 'M-2t-.lt

RAGS WANTED!

WI" E are paying the hlgheat market price in Ca*h for 1 Good Kjur». Paper Shaving*. Cotton and llemp Waste, Hope and Bagging. NIXON dt CO.,

Manufacturer* and Paper Dealers,

9t-3w 77 & *0 H'aluut Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

WALL PAPER AT COST

UIKmihucrlticr* having ilctcrmlnod tornllnqulah thonalo of Wall Patmr, offer their entlro afock, *T rorr, conalatlng of 3000 Ploeea, with llonlera to match comprlaliig a very great variety of new and fashionable atyloa, vary liig in price* from 111 to 73 cenu per piece.

All person* (lodrou* of making purchases of Paper are respectfully Invited to call and oxamlnn tho assortment. J. COOK «k CO.,

Terre-Hsnte, march I, VM-Stlf No. 1, Union Row.

CITY FURNITURE STORE.

'piIK auliitcrllter rciwctfullj' InvlU'K tho attention of tho cltlxen* of this city-, aud surrounding country, to bis LARGE stock of

FURNITURE AND CHAIRS.

Constating In part of SOFAS, IIUKKAUH. TABLES, LOUNGES, HIGH AND LOW POKT BEDSTEADS, and CHAlliN of every description.

Work made to order by the best of workmen, and of tho best material*, itopalrlng done on short notice. And all Furulluru sold a* low as any establlahmcnlon the Wabash. Don't forgot the place, orponiTk

TIIK

NOTICE

ia hereby given, that Mary D. Pirtle

l'a*isi» Horraa.

Terre-Hauto, March lSM-44-ly C. R. WARNER.

I* hcrohy (flven. That a writ of attachment wa* l*«unl by uie, theitpder*lgnei], a Juitiee of tlie Peas* In Harrison Township, VHb County, and State of Indiana, no the 10th day of March, 1RM, agelnat the goods and nhattle*, mmiey* anil effect* of Francis Cone and William Wetherwax, In favor of John P. Baird, and the said writ of attachment returned aarrwi by attaching the good* of tlie deCmdanla* And I har* *at the trial of thl* Cau*e to the 11th day of April, ISM, at 0 o'clock, A. M., of which the defendant* will lake notice.

Till. 23(1 day of March, I Ml. ... mar. M-«-Sw I. M. RAY, J. P, [SUL.]

VALUAULE LOTS FOR SALE,

SITUATKI)

not I* excelled by any other lot* In Uie city. To any per*on wlsMng to rnsk* a fla* improvemont lot their own personal eoorsalseee they are wortli double the mooay 1 ask tor them. 8. HARI1ERT, Ileal Estate Agent.

OUT-LOT" FOR SALE

(CONTAINING

t* hereby given, that John Dodd sod

NINE ACRES, which I offer for sale oa

good terms. This let I* a very valuable one for gardening purpoae*. The lot is placed in my band* for *al* aud I will

of It at low figure*. 17, MM.

"351

S. HARDEST, Real Estate Agent.

GOLD PENS.

LARGE STOCK, of a nutwrior nnsttty, for Sale at W.tt. BOOJfIJfOIlAM/1, march 17th. Sign ol tha "Big Book,"'

iior

J.jIFE

CORNT 1

*CMR8 /A- MHW YORK ILLUSTB.ATK.Di by Solon Rebinsoa. 1 n* Ikaw rav **n N*w Misaios Hoes*

FOISTS,Otnthe

by Ladles rf lb« Mission,

1 CERY AND PROVISION STORE,

te the corner rf Sesood and Ohio Streets, Booth-Ka« of tbe

Otmrt Ifosse Square, wham they have just received a large and well aateeted assertmeot rf FAMILY OROt/ERXES, PHOTISIONS, *c. Their *apjly l» lawe and wMi adapted to the wants of the community. Krrrrthiag ia th* Una kept constantly ou bsatf, aad will be dlspesrf rf upon the most Isvorabl* terns, B—altaet our stood.

STEATON WALKER.

The Office of RHBWMAKER ic NTRATON, roRWAhoitfo coMMtnmox mkhchamt*. has been, slso, removed to the above aisnHoued stead, wltef* tbey will always be found ready to give prompt sttsotfoo to all bastoaas te Mr Una.

Terrs-UaaUi, March 10, ltSi tHu

11 XS%

Administrator** Notice of Appointaieat. VWnCK IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the mxtorstoatd X1 havabaea appoint**! admlnMmtors of the astels of Taoaa* Cesmrrj tale of Vigo county, deceased. Sak( astote Is *nppassv to ae selvewt, --•viojroK crrjrjriFF,,

Xaato 17, JAME9 HAMILL. 1^,

.Mail Arrangements,

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DEPARTURES*

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fmuamMm*. Vtm?

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on mh Street, the location of the** lot* can.

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At march 17 W. H. aOCXUtOttAWa.

REMOVAL!

fpilK undersigned have removed their

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Ctoaiac of Mail*. $

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