Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 6, Number 30, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 April 1854 — Page 2

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T?I Candidates for City Office#. M.M."llrt», OS Tr8*l»*t. MAT fa.

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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

There will be a Convention of the Democracy of VigoCeaaty, heldal tii« Ctiert lleaae In TerneH.ate, UATI BDA*. MAY «H»»

cal action are over irne, there has been a great calm eiiHie tlte last general elootion, but It is the mIm which precedes the tempest} this Convention the opeuiug of the campaign. Yon wUI not only have te deter Mil lie who yon will send U» express your nlivtca for tttate officsrs, bnt some steps will probably be lakes preparatory lo calling another County Convention, for lite purpose of sending Delegates to a Diolrkl Convention, for the nomination of a member of Congress. Come up then Democrats and let ns organise, and prspare for a united and »IJV l»ut action.

Mall Letting*.

We tills week coMclutlo the publication of the arfvertl»emeul o* the United 8uus Poet Office Us|u»rluteul Inviting proixMals for narrylng the Mall* In this Slate. 'I He Washington Vtthm says that tilers are st present In the city hundreds of persons from distant perls ol the country who were unreeled here by the Uulted States mall letting*, which are lu be announced on llie 33d day ol the preseul mouth. We are informed that more contracts for carrying the malls will bo made after Ihe 'i3d instsut, than were ever eieouted at one time In fore in the kited States, or perhaps la the world. The Irttiugs are, for llie most part, for lite West, the Mouth, and the Southwest. It lias been ascertained that there are at ie«st twenty Ihoneand bids. l.very one of thesa UWs hue to be recorded at tiie Poet Ullkw D^paruiieut and the readet can readily Imaglue llie I'ustmaeler Geueral, H»0. Ja*«S CA*rsku., and Uie clerk* of that great working department ol the government have nol niw«h spare lime on their buuds about this time.

ET TIieCuuiily Tcinpersnre CowvenHott m«els to-morrow, seteral of (he Conuly lownshlp liave held meetings and appointed delegate*. The meet* lug, we apprehend, will be qwile a large one. Oe«. 8. F. I'aiIIi Ibe oelsbraled Temperance Speaker I rum Olil», hi expected to address the Convention. The propriety «f mmilnetlng a Tempersiioe Ticksi for llie LrgUlature will be oonsiderod by tlie ConvenUon, and a nomination probably msdo.

U* lu tiie Greene Circuit Court, this week, G«o. Woot», convicted of horse sl«*ll«g, w»s sentenced to Ihe PeiiUeutlary for a term of three years.— The same individual was sentenced from ihUcounty, for the same oflfonee, three years ago, for steallug horse, ihe property of DauM Brown.

jy A man sentenced to the 1'aitltenllery by Ihe Common Pleas Court, in seoslon here on Wednoeday la»t, for borso^eteollng.

tT We see by the Ueporl of Congro*lon*l pro-«-e«.ings Ibet our efficienl member John 3. Davis, ha* been laboring to promote the pasrnge of bill granting a ortlon ol the public lands to aid in the cuu.traction of the Indiana and lllluoto Central Hailrood.

While *o trtoch had Is being donated lo similar enterprises elsewhere, we see no reaoon why this very Important work shonld bo iwglettted.

IT Tho Ha»dli»(Ky.)Clr«uit Co«ft met on tho l^th.and late In the afternoon of the day the case of the Commonwealth M- K. Ward and RobU J. Want, jr. was colled and pe.lpoued nnt« ihe next morning. The counsel for tho Wards, sonified the prwbable teodlne* of the •ccneed to bo prwn*. though It te not Certain bnt ewae effort

III be mode to give the criminal* separate trial*, and, then have tho tnal of M. F- Word pootpoaed to a subsequent term.

The friend* of the Ward*, wltk tfeolr connsol, ownpy ti«o Kngle House, while tho attorneys and witmee* for llie pi ess cut low are ot erfislil Is* Uver one hand ml and twenty wltneeseo are preoent, snmmoned by tho Wards, chiefly to prove tho mutability of character of Uie two prisoners. They have aUoiijytfr** lawyer* employed and moat ol them are present.

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purpose of appelating Debtee to tbeHtete Ceaveatlou at Ud»aa«p»«»o, May 24th, im nominate eaiMitiate* for rarioa» 8ut» office*

Democratic County Convention.

At the Coart ilooae, SatBrdxy, May 6ib. ThU Cunvntiuu \m» been eelW for Uie porpoee of appointing Defe-gete* atteod U»e Stele Co«rentiun whkit I* to uwnllc at Indiao»pol»« 24lh M*y, te •elect «attdW*tea for the followiof oflicae, td-wit: SaporiuU«leit of Pablie

iuMUuctiou,

Audfter,

Treaeorer, a«d Secretary of Stete. We tr«»t (be De»«erMU of the county wMI bw i» aileod^oce.— 'Die Couveutioa uf nomiwaUog Ceodidate* lia* meay ®ood thing* te recoi»ii»o»d U, if the peopie Uke an intereat and an aeUva pari in tho primaty aeeembtien, but If t)iey loato litem te be controlitd by wliotii«oe*er ebatice or iiUereet, «o*y throw tuketiter at Um? place of nwotlugi U»o eyitem an unniitigated evil, and the aooner it I* aboiieb* •d ti»e better.

Come op tbeu, Democrat* of Vigo, principle ihst free ships shall make free goods, and and aeaiet in giving character and efficiency te your

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Couveution. Do nol Utlwk that the days of polltl- proceedings relative to the same subject in the British Parliament were probation.

4rolrtoiy, by the deehive vote W to *«f I fer oseMauce ia e&cil«| e» eetafw frew Ma enpI tT In the Senate the I9» •*•, Mr. IH|W, Saee the tiMV* we* ta typo a fttMd ta lleteea from the Cwnmlttee on CmmAs, elite hm wrfctea 'mm erf «ls e*nely the prewelltoa te g**e the M» HrttmnsiMA. Apt* 14, ISM.

vauOMHfMiir f«strttti»| n»artno m«way leood Ae_©hies^

O* Liet. Pago, U. 8. N., has explored the Paraguay river 670 miles above the city of Assumption In running the steamer Water Witch under a full bead of steam, only fonr cords of woods wore wMd la fourteen hours.

IfMi^lle wi «ri»MirUle Railroad. I Tenptruce i" Hon*-* Creek. Tke JVrte Cswaff

Wkijmy*,

way and will bo poshed forward. &ocr«tarie*A boat Lb« first of May, a Company i« lo be ppij 0® «aotioa, WOT. Qui. Wa£. B. H*wUa», •a th« line North ef Ibis place. te locate Um read] Wm. H- Bryan, Jacob Joaea, Abel II- Ieboll, aad iWmiM.aadf/««•'«'areiiabated'»(S«ia8w te draft .M.IlAWMJasejswi prepare for the letting aa fir as fttw «t tto wwli* «ltr iMto*. perhaps aJJ the way tiiroagh to CrawterdeeiHet iwl«tt«H f« tin twilq. After j*tlri*f, we t,-y we mUhthm t* sanias» WWW 1 committee reported tie following

I The eeeapaaffc of tfce barat district (para

AC X.0VITUX«* norifj located, temporarily, and will be feaad, by

r«odU»t« fcr Um gSh» »*Cm* at thesif«Sas«Hyste»ttoa» (be poblie, ready for all boelaeat in their llae,

with osorgtee ••Impaired by Um loeaco they km eaeWne&^Sfr. Iaxjk* Hocairr in EaHy*« Block oMdtoreS of Jacob D- Etfly'i Slaw, where bo will be happy to beve the people. th« kdiee eepeciaJly, call and examine hie ete«fc of beaatifol elry,end ae he lea eopefior workman, peraone having eloclu, watchoe or jawoiry to repair will do well te remombor the '*Swia( Walcbnuiker.

II. Fairbenke, in the Prairie city Boildiag, over

Bg erdtr of Bxrenthn Committer.

Stenly'e Hat Store, third etory. Mreer* Chadwiek it Waat&ll, In fl»e llffe^riabk of Jo«l Keator.oaal aide of I be Market Honee.

Martia Grace worker in Marble, on Fourth street two aqnaroa north of Main etreet.

fTW» hare received the May nnmber of Oodey'e Lwiye* JSook, aa oteaal. In adranco of all bt« cotempo rarfea, and find It filloi with lattmUng and instructive matter. Tho Fashion ptate ia beaati/nlly colored and the nnmerone testefnlly gotten op

p*Utr** for

I be benefit of the Indies, render this

work indispensable te every family circle, Single No. 25 cents. i:s.

FSx Ships ajm Fa«* Ooooa.—The New York Chamber of CoMimerco has adopted a memorial to Congress respecting lhe system of carrying on maritime warfare by moans of privateers, condemning it in strong langnsge, and sustaining the

,hall give neatrallty to the cargo.

referred te with ap-

ffTThe N. Y. Evening Post pabilshe* letter nnnennclug the Important fact lltat lbs late Daniel Webster wss not the author of the celebrated letter to Chevalier Hntsemsou, tho Austrian charge, lion. Edward Everett claims the authorship, and lias now in his possession tho original draft of ths loiter, which was found by Fletcher Webster amoug his fathsr's pspsrs and returned to Mr. Everett at his (Everett's) request. Tho letter, It appoars, was drawn np by Mr. Everelt at Ibe desirs of Mr- Webster, who was, at the time, suffering from illness. It is the Intention of Mr. Everett to publish the original letter, with an amendment made by Mr. Webster, for private circulation among his friends. Those developments aro said 10 have created an intense excitement nmong the friends of both Webeter and Mr. Everett.

IT.T Nineteen hundred and twenty-eight chlldMh regularly attend Sabbolh School in Indianapolis.-— There la only three hundred and twenty lu tho city who do not attend, and of theoo ono hundred and seventy-six have promised to attend. Such facts reflect groat credit upon that City, and angers well for ita future morals.

tT Mr. Fiujionfc bad a formal reception at Memphis. The military, Uie fire companies, and a large conconreo of cltlsena mst him at the steamboat lending. The Memphis Evening

Nttet

I mate Fillmore trtaU th* crowd!"

Rich Sracman-—The editor of tlte Nerltda (Cal.)

Jonr*wl

has seen a specimen of rock, taken from

a tunnell st Smith's Diggings, completely Impregnated with gold, weighing 400 ponnds, and variously estimated In value at from $19,000 to $18,000.

O* Madame Zsatawsky, a sister of Kossuth, applied lately lo the Judge of th* New York Com men Pleas for tho care and custody of her little boy, the child being detained by ite father- Madame 2. keeps a store la Broadway, supporting her family by her own exertions. Tho husband was much affected, and gave up tho child to Ihe mother. The cause of tho difficulty, l» «aht to grow out of a reverse of fortune.

DauMVti Pwis***?rr—J.

For tho probation, In addltiao to the nMe IVsmmonweolth Attorney. All Allow, tk**e are emplaned R. Oatpeater, of Coelogton 8yl-1 re.ter ll»rrts, and w. Ulboea.of Lontoviiw. I Fr«a ase *M«er» pt*«ha»} tofcaebtea.

Um el«ri*( aid1 Paaiairro*, Apr* 17. 13S1

(tarifay ef d»fa rood I* progressing rapidly seat* 1 At mattef Is Hoaey Creek Twal'p, of of folly eae Ihipl of Um toHt aew I frt*«ds of a PrsWIilerjr I**. THOMAS DCR4*Mto lh« Vi{« Uiu. TIh work of fufrjluj HAM, 1st, PrMkllst, Dawh.Dc*-' aad getting oat awl sawing of

timber

for lb* ha*,

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tails

a good story of one of the people, "a big-mouthed, rough-looktng customer," who called oat In a stentorian voice for the benefit of the Ex-Preeldent,

Very much

to Ihe regret of this customer, Mr. Fillmore did not seem to bear or notice htm.

Poa Conoaase.—The Covington

Frhnd

says

that "Inside or outside of Fouutain County" It kuewsof noons whom It "would rather seo In Cougrets than Dan. W. Vorhoes."

KT Winthrbp B. Smith, Esq., has offerred a donation of $700 towards establishing a library la Cincinnati for ihe nse or school teachers. Tho School Board have appropriated $300 and the II brary will bo establl*hed.

Andermn, a

ytrnng white man, waa convicted of petty larceny In Ihe Mercer (Kentucky) Circuit Court, on Wednesday, and eeatenced to bo pabtiely whipped on hie bare bock. Tho seuteace has not yet boon oarrted Into execution.

Qoorgo A Cosine, who woo tried at tho aamo lime for a similar offenoe, (each party having stolon a vert,) waa sentenced lo oao year's coafiaeMeat to 0»* Penitentiary.

Utah Rrtr* I* Locwntxfc—Ws understand ,hat Menem. Js* Low & Co., hsvalooeed for a torn, of firs year*, the splendid five story marbto front store beloagtag to Meow*. T. E. Slevtn, on Mela Street, below Sixth street, tho rate *T fd«S90 per

Arml for ftnery.

The New Hampshire P«U»ot gite* retnms fVoos w* leorn that man bv tho name of fVuaax wm

dolph, in whteh It -ays tew «d tree dem- g^atWiS^Id other poreoss, of Cinci*norots of the right «s«M»lnwl»M elected tepre-1 The forge'tre »r» wW te anaooat to opwards aenv.tte*«. This wnkso the Host** eompMe, and $^,«0&~pertiaf>«| 106,006. Ho wodo a nam-

tlte copter* ftoolly left tho town with Mm, bet hnt

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all*^ -. The ettene wo* eOMMmtted In Pteiwntvllte, ^a*r--fc" (§.- .* s». aimnt twe three*ne««llk*omsco. rte 4** B^tt »-AU Ae ^ergj" 4,* te*** •aete"*

Sew iSoMtsMhtre, hoeo pnt Ortt -ln .New Yoth aa4 ee o-e ia p«cl«Mni,

toleeeent. or ^teg «««r rtwww*d dsttnrm Ho diesr the

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that pke*'. froytetf tfart $****** fV*e# *W vete uoytstc ia easnpnsy w«h a siray iho Nohtoeko m. KM sm« e*ef slaoe. Me isywwted hteteetf a» a Mf.

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tea Cllv oad rstiirif the Wt stewswf i»r tollfcsrsiio sw arfestedi am* Utes tertk te t5ioeiaaotl 0 0

^CrThalMR'«Mr hs«Ms i-ftemtese mm fi#M«shtsii| y«4 ewsleely kUed—tfwajfr «a«dh

tho lete (mote.

•nknown. lie te said

&o Ratted te have been a heoty Ohio entile deeter,

oT money I.

U» offered large sum

titnne, 00 eharf* of »e*g*rv..—-

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a «rmt on a hank

nwmm thte ptec* far o^Ky,

^Folks*, hot those being loo aseajr ta «Ms vtelmity

hat* left Wod8P%» i*** u*w kM» s* hmsMs woeld aot whs. Be

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The Faculty affectionately and earnestly call upon the students with whom they so recently parted, with mutual congratulations on the past, snd high hopes of the fniure, to return te the Institution just as Ibey had Intended and they apto former students and te all friends of the

University, to make Increased efforU In iu behalL Energy, hrmnMs and resolution will render this disaster, dreadful as it is, under alt its circumstances an era of new prosperity to the State ulver-

£ue Faculty assure students of Increased efforts for their benefit and improvement they are determined that the advantages of the University shall not bs diminished and they doubt not, If tiie same resolute end earnest spirit shall prevail among all the students, which has been exhibited by those on the ground and by those who hare been heard from, the next session will open with prospects not less bright than were their hopes at ihe hour of parting.

The A gram Gscelte, states that a Courier from St. Petersburg had arrived, bearing positive orders for tho Montenogrolans, to attack the Turkish province of Herxogomar.

Advices from Odeasa of tho 35th, say that the entire Russia fleet had left Sebastopol, it is believed to aitack Varna.

There are rumors of treachery on the part of the Turkish commanders of tho different fortresos which hsve fallen lalo ihe bauds of the Russian*.

Omar Pech marched with 30,000 men to strengthen the position between tho Kussisus and Bat Ran.

Tho ship Flarre Grove*, from Antweap, oelenslbly for Montreal was captured and brought to Downi, loaded with arms for for the Greek insor-

^lUs stated that Hueora stood an assault three a a Paskewitch left Warsaw on the 15th, for the seat

The Russians have garrisoned A seel Island with 800,000 men, supposing it lo be the poinl of Admiral Nappler's attack.

The troop* are now leaving England, and will jjo direct to Constantinople without stopping at

Advice* from TriWsaado report the Russian* concentrating their forceo at Oskalxick. Operations aro directed agaiast Kars—*0,000 Turks aro concentrating at Siras.

Persia tranquil. Rassoiana subjects are ordered te leave OonetenUoeple within twenty day*.

Maxslai Is reported te be la Switxerland. Several Italians have been arreeled In Ran's with proclamations axhibilieg an insurrection ia Lombardy.

The Danish Uavernmeat have issved a declarattea contoiband to war, which laclodes horses, timber for the construction of vssmls, tar. copper, sheeting, sell cloth, eaavaas, hemp, cordage bat not coat. No Danish (rflets ore allowed to nerve aboard the veseeis of the beIHgereat powers. 11 Is poeitively s«oorted that the K»*»iana have landed loar tiwssand men from Sebastopol o«d netted tlte large Island of Dnrsaex, below eHaeha.

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Wm, awl Ker. Au Bsc*. Vic^Pwrf-

sad IaswtrDw****,

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srfeptod:

iteseW, That wo will not vote for aay person for office, that Is not in favor of a Prohibitory Low, and that we recommend oor Delegates to nominate men of the right

ttripe,

for the Lfgids-

tors. jgoB RrtoletJ. That we oswd Uis 'nombor of Sixty Drlegatee to the County Convention, to be held In Terro-llante on the 22J of April, lost.

"j Indiana UniTerelty—A Card. In order that there may not be any misapprehension with the public, or with the students now dls-

Kdlana

rsed at their aeveral homes, the Faculty of the University desire to announce, that there will be no change In tho course of instruction, or in the order of the University, in consequence of the destrnctton by fire of Ihe principal college building, and that the session will open as nsual on Thursday, the fourth dar of May. Arrangements are already in progress for tho comfortable accommodation of all students who may resort to the University, and for the literary societies of the University. Ths Faculty Is now full, and there Is no disposition on the part of any sluglo member of It, to retire from his place, or to shrink from the' work before him in this crisis.

Kettlmd, That tho proceedings of this meeiiag have had an abundance of water for several he published ia the Terre-Haote pepets. On motion, Ibe meeting adjourned.

THOMAS DURHAM, 1st,

William Tho**to.«0 Lianucr Dtrausn,

Pret'U-

3 S

W. M. DAILY, DANIEL READ, ROBERT MILLIGAN, ELIS11A BALLANTINE,

JAMES WOODBURN, '1 JOHN C. SMITH.

Editors throughout the State are reepectfully requested M' insert this notice.

J." .. Arrival of the Arctic.

Success of Ihe Russians—Capture of Turkish Fortresses! ^.3 #4

Naw York, April 17.

Tl»e Arctic has arrived, bringing Liverpool dates to the 15th. Liverpool, March 38. lllrsova waa taken by the Russians, but we have no details.

The Russians have also.taken the strong position of Babtfbagh, and are thus masters of the Upper Dobondsch*.

It is reported that Isaktchl was taken by the Russians, on tho 27th., 400 Russians are reported to have left Sebastopol, In five steamers to aid GortachakofTs operrtiona beyond the Danube.

The Turks aro throwing reinforcements into Varna, aud the British fleet is coming off that coast.

These Russian movements have changed tho entire plan of the campaign. Sir Charlea Napier with 33 ships, is anchored off Moon Island.

Baltic position of llie Russian fleet, is frozen in at Revel. The Russian loss at Tustukal Is 3300 and 3500.

It Is stated that Omar Pacha had anticipated the Russian advance Into Dohndge, and that the Otto man force then, was falling back, accordingly upon Tragans Wall, which la well fortified whero the Russians will have to enoounter about 60,000 Turk*.

Prnummu, April 13. ate I

The Germaa Catholics of Poaa*ylvanla hold terse mooting 1a the Mowom hwt eveoiag, to e*nrWo their iorfigaotioa at tlte eMM* of ledge Woodsrard, of (be 9*pre«»» Cootts lo emmiitiog «M.t trwsteoa of the Heiy TrtaRy Charch te Bteh-

Newman*s pwrnr la okodteaeo te the decteoa

Usaeoort. Tiw Oetnsaa Catholics ealted the Blshop a isawlt. ssl proteot egataM nay aUempte te get prwsetv late Shelm** ef the

mi nil apJIiAwertcwi CatWle^, mm* art

The Native

atag aad aorni witediBae.JL T-

alUt

posod 10 the iron rate of Jeseltteea, te oeeteia document of the kind, and that every ooe of

Ziatsr from California-

Th® aiesm^iip Geo(# Law arrive! at f« Y'ork Sunday morning from A spin wall, -with the Cttli&fnia of Ihe 16ih uliitnp, 600 insccgerd, aod »3i)0^00 in gold ou freight.

TImi jteiiKimp Star of at the saxne port Sunday alteroooa* ll 4 (f'dnck.

The Senatorial questions stand prominent lirhong the exciting topic*

The ciiy of Mary&ville has voted to subscribe $800,000 to the capital slock of the Marysvilfe and Benicia, R. R. and 035 ,000 towards a plank road from Marysville to Grao Valley Nevada. |)r. Dickson, one of the Physicians connected with the State Hospital in this city, wns killed in a duel at Saoramento last Thursday, by P. W. Thomas, Esq.. District Attorney of Placer county- Dr* Dickson was 30 year* old, and was a native of Tennessee. but had resided in California about four years.

J. D. Whipple, a clerk in the Crescent City Hotel, was shol and instantly killed on the 10th inst., by Leonard Metzger, the keeper of the house. They were "skylarking." and Metzger picked up an old pistol, which had been lying in the desk for six months, and not supposing it to be loaded, he fired and killed his best friend.

George Kerr, Stale Printer, and one of the proprietors of the San Franciaoo Times and Transcript, died in Stockton on theSlh inst. Captain Kerr was a native of Lewistown. p*. During the Mexican war he commanded a company of the Louisana mounted Volunteers, and was favorably mentioned in Gen. Scott's dispatches.

The record of violent deaths during the week is ur.useually lull. Within the forthnightwe have accounts of tho killing of about fifty Indians. They Th*y were killed by miners and dealers in the northern part of the Slate. The killing is justified upon the grounds that the Indiuns had stolen horses from ihe whites, and committed other aggresions.

Mr. Aikenhead, late Treasurer of Santa Clara county, is reported to be a defaulter to the amount of more than $25,000. He has left the Stale.

Wm. M. Eddy, a late Surveyor General of tlit!) Siate, died in this city on Ihe 10th inst. He was among ihe early pioneers to California.

Adama At Co's Express was robbed of20J ounces of gold dust on the 7th inst. It was recovered—-found in possession of the clerk of the boal on which the Express was conveyed.

Judge Lancaster, the newly elected Delegate to Congress from Washington Territory, arrived on the last steamer ftom Oregon, and will take his departure for Washington. D, C., by the steamer of the 10th.

7'j From Walkers Filllbosters. The steamer Columbus, from Lower California, had arrived at San Francisco. She brought up as prisoner Frederick Emery, the reputed Secretary of State of the filibuster Republic of Sonora. lie was arrested at San Diego by order of Captsin Dorntn, of the sloop-of-war Portsmouth.

Walker was at ihe last accounts forcing some of the Caiifornians to swear allegiance te Uie new Government. He had shot two of his men (T. F. Nelson and Arthur Morrison) for an attempt te filiibnstet on their own nccoant.

The Mexican brig Desperado, with two hundred men and six cannon, was on her way to F.nsenads and the same number of troops were proceeding by land te drive Walker from bis

The eight UWifcse ate atiH la prteoa. (Inm ptople that (ell io the bawls of the Russians woaU iaeviiably he ahot t»med»aiely

Fwusnfws, April II.

hwmUmm turn*oattee mm*

test owe-1 _.

Comrmi

jjae of Maye», a»dW m- P.. JfcwW as mtktomt*-

Torkey aad aypeia* Ks-IWMH raimore, Cos^»

Sea« »wd &ew

1 position.

F.tdoPBAt* REFUGEES BOUND TO TCMOT.--A letter from an inleligent American traveler now in Europe, to a friend in this country, which is published in ihe National Intelligencer, says .. 4. -Msrseiles and Toulon are swirmSftg lith political refuges—Hungarians. Poles, Italians. &c., and most of them, particularly the former, are on their way to Turkey.—

Many ol them ire possessed of notarial certificates, which ihey think are American pa»sports. but the United Slates Cpnsul refuses to viae them, to the great discontent of the holders. I was in the earn a hotel with ft Hungarsin colonel, and 1 asked him what be intended to do with his certificate from a I New York notary. He replied, "I shall always carry it about with mo, and if take* prisoner shall produce it, and claim the rights of an American citizen." 1 became acquainted daring my two weeks' sojourn at .ManpUlie* with the Russian Consul, a very able and intelligent man, who, ia answer to my inquiry on the subject, asvared me that not the least aneoiion would Im paid to any

farthe of-1 AWAtSH».—-In the Hampilea

CgmMV

ftther

UTOwaeT dwitdlaaaa«fH«sa of On Priaoem fyf pablithtOf a lelegraphic dtspalch frflMa LIcoosk al Ptasntte. la favor afboe asntear, wsa* gosloct.

Cwoinoo Pluaa, Sobmoe

Ashley haa ohtals^ a »e»dlet for

A dtu fiir^ from ClmrV»«ae eaj* Mm» ie»olmtt»as danegf^ a|ra|l*« Kdmaod Ashley, have tew slkml IMte S«n*he»a Cesrsoiioa tM tog the flamtSffof^tmttAag his(R. AtUq^i) the Netted State* *n*iteto

Horace Greely and others.

itt0n

Jjew York Tnhaoe, hare

m*Ux*4

the

mm oCUtQ

n&ec*mg

lo try te grta eeet «ho three IWcli eadoi gewer- Taateher Otwidt Ostagawiar, Bifaaa, m*l „a ^n mwi^BsaHHr wm1! aa IgHsMhs A "Otis lsS4tO eh?S8 K3toB68.~-'A. li.

Ta the Immmw af titewe eilsw*. ito- »a»led to be dead Hca4e4 oeerlte ottaneWy rfeefioed the inritnU^, i»ii«s^Jnf tfcst

mm*

the season.

In ibe Legislature all other matters have bad secondary ^l»ee, and yet have been more or leva connected with this one subject. Io the Senate, where ihe opponents

the election aeero jusl now to be in the ascendancy, a bill fixing the time for the election of Dr. Gwin'a aucceasor has been indefinitely postponed, together with the

whole

subject matter. The accounts from the mining coouties were never more flourishing. Tne miners

weeks, and already the increase in the receipts of gold dusl here is very preceplible. In some localities the average auceis is staled to be upwards of 916 per day. In ail the mining towns business is rapidly improving.

The Legislature assembled at Sacramento on the 3d ins I. Thai city is now the se*t of government of California.

Col. A. W. Babbit, Secretary of Utah Territory, arrived in this city last week, direct from Great Sail Lake city. He reports that he met Col. Fremont** exploring parly mud Cfeoiera Symptom* ftppetr, uke fau dot ..1 .,u q^i. I :H

condition of great suffering. That they bad eaten twenty of their mules, and that ten of the party had died Irom starvation. Col. Fremont was determined io push through to

from the] California, and had sent to Governor Young for mules and provisions'^ Tne Utah Territory is represented To* be in a very flourishing condition.

ta a sail

00 the character of Mr

Poiill^ier.i^sFjai., Ver-

railroad*, and foe ihtl jwrpwe,

th*«gh they sm*l ea»Hy with the asistlag r»-! Is FnWtheV H?* if^r^r^^rtffrrrr CrtmTr^ir Freaeh seUlirs assi that Okrg eenid wet visit any ^hw»Wj» *y Basetea so ft»a« taaete was at war erlthFraawe, he#, who cal h»^ making ea tbo 1 aaanTi a el frisss woeM always ha thrin.| head.

aSeyed,

I 'Martalh

)'i

Whisky—Ia steady at IIud Lard—There is more doing bU* at 9c.

19, fcrM.

Cworw^n,

•t $7 for city

-Then te a good There ieM»:iiug dosng

l"""^ sales of 11,09

Provisions Porkk firmar, 63d jiMiwIikmtw

$12. Linawil o»—small loU 33»953^c.— bnoyoat- I roeerleo—Ibere Is no

feoUsa^eonddolt.

change In prices. Cof

..,.[ 3.' Kaw Yoa*. April 19.

Cotton—Ifnchaoged, with *9lee of 18W bale*. Lard—SB© bbls sold at 10t£c. Whisky—37|^c. Tobacco—Quiet I »r Stock*—Unchanged.

Money—Easier. Groceries 1100 bagr coffto sold, Rio ll^e, Java 14)4o. Lagoara ll^e. Orleans eager 4^c Havnniw 5|»«. MuscOvado 4t{|C.

Floor—12,500 hbls flour sold. State JT 37.— Ohio $8,25. 1700 bbls Southern changed handset $3 31®| T5. Lower.

Gntin—Genpeaeee wheat

25 Southern white

S3 03. 41,005 bushels corn sold at 80s»33»^. Provisions—Potk 1* firm, with an upward tendency. Prime $13 00. Mens $14 S3.

.,^-4 makbied,T" -ST On Sunday the 16th lost, by Rev. Mr Ai.nsrcn, Mr. ALONZO COMPTON to Miss FRANCKS ARNOLD, all of Lost Creek Township es»*

B. U. B.-D1ABB1KEA. Persons trbetded with a dtstress in the Bowcl» (btwH take down a tea noonfti of Ready Relief. If the pate is severe, and the dlseharges frequent, take a tea tpwuW every hair hour, in some water likewise lay a Sannei soaked in Ready Relief across U»t? stomach. This will, tn from fifteen minutes, te two hours core tee most dt»treorimr eases. If Uie disease, before yoa commence tee R. R. Relief, has become obstinate, and Spasms, CrstnjM

JRHiiD(irabUt«

it the #eltlena60t ftt L*UU£ bill L«&£0< in & .i^s^moIo »ia iA»*

vholo tuvfece*f body

dyanl its exre hours

after the diarluntu have ceased take one or two of HA#tunwt AY'S EKADY REGULATORS, refruinte the system. This treatment will never bU. It will Instantly clicek the ost distressing discharges, soolhe the aiosi painful Irritations' and subdue the most violent Cramp* and Spasms

Kvery Disease of the Stomach.

Terre-Haute Prices Current

Corrected weakly, wiry Thursday, by RIDDLK, I/OCK HIOUK OO-, tttuts is esocsain, raovitoxs. aubij, rnruiL inrui«srrs,*«.

WIIOLKSALK.

flour bbl

Wheat .... *61,10 Hon..... ...80 Baoon S£#i riaxseod 1,09 Lard 8 Sugar Oolite........... IS Molasses .... Mats Tabaeeo ....10&1* Salt bbl

Coal....... Wood peord.....

Peaches Dried.... 1.P0 Potatoes .......«30 Cheese 10 Madder 13 Ootoas 60 Chickens Dot.. l.#0 Older 2.60 Oats ..90

RKTATT..

....*#8.00

.......2.2s

Um* bosh....

....$#.35 0,00 .It,#4 &Srl0 ..0,00 ...10 .....7*8* lft

..... .....80,460 SOjfrSS I .....60

...,...a.oo

Featbsrt Rice "... «1 Whiskey gall. S4 Butter

whVto.V.V.V .".y.7.Yo$

Mackerel

....... .00

Teas .... &&36& Tar C.00 Indigo 1.10JJ.1S Sal Brains Nails .StifcB Gaudies .........14 Star Oandlos SB Tallow S Dried Apples 9 bush.. .&100 lireeo

00 00 00

*40 .8 SO 80 8* 15 10

s#i,oo 00 ...1,80

.,...,...10 e*#r 15 i.30 10

......a»

A ...il,5l '.,40

AGRICULTURAL.

The regular meeting of the Vigo County Agricultural Society will be held at the Court House, on Seventh Day (SATURDAY) 29tlt Inst, at'2 o'clock, P. M-, at which time the Directors, and all those who»feel like taking an interest tq tho subject, aro respectfully solicited to attend.

W. K. EDWARDS,

Attest! J. B. KnmXBS,

Clerk.

April IS, 1864 By ths Common OouneH of Uie Clly of TwreItaute, that the following shall be the planes of votios, in the several Wards, lu said City, al the election to be bald for City Ofieers, on the first Tuesday

Hrflitt, fmrther,

May, 18S&, being the

Sod dsv of sahl mouth, to-wit 1 Mrst Ward, at Uie City 11 all) .4 »»». 1.

Jeeond. Wanl, at KestarsStorsl v, -w --.-, •. Third Want, at Jests Lee's Shop* Fourth Ward, at the Ragle Botti)

That the followingpersons are hereby

appoint**! InspsetMS sad Jatps

said Kcclioo, hi each of

the several Wards, to-wlti Pint Ward-R. 11, Uebb, Iotpector A. M. PsUtegill snd lisrles Alsbulsr,

Pint Ward-R. 11, Uebb, Iotpector A. M. PsUtegill snd Charles Alsbulsr, J«i*e»^toonJ Wael—Joseph Cooper, Inspector] Robert Brasher

Second Wael—Joseph Cooper, Inspector] Robert Brasher id R. H. Weddhifr. jvdpm. Third Witii-Bobei wharry, Inspector) Joseph Qrovsr

Third "VI

f»* ifm] IfOQKf slocigoii Fourth Ward—Nelson OoUD, tUpKior) R. W. Chadwiek and T. B. Casio, Judges-

Fifth Ward—T. J. Burnett, Inspector 1 Sylvester WMsy sad H. II. Ted. Jutes** Adopted April IVISM. W. *. KDWARTI Afffrr.

Attest! J. Baacne, C/«r». ®Wi'( April 21-JO-2W

LVCIEN IIOURIET.

SWISS WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, No, I, Early** Block, April St-JS-tf. TERKE-HACTE, ISO-

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

OWLVU

to the late Are, 1 nam on hands some valoahls business Jots tor aaJs, *U«k 1 offer en good terms, Tnoaw wishing to pwtfesse wn«M do wed te est] seen as a cfcaa* of this Mod doss not often oseor la ltaTe Hatrt*

ff, b.

Smith

IfOTICE 18 HEREBY CITES,

TKAT

00 tho«ai «ay «r Ape*. ISt, a

tee nttteett o( Mtdtest Wael

Of the Wssss of I

wrH

ll, ossir iY—

st *eaastk

by n», httffteMW,

Jostte*

aOsftMswrt wos iMasd by n», hnff iWjps, al ths tsiasBum 4 oystest tee aseSsaA 6nnmlr«irtw(tWckwiit ssdt dwtliii, to- wti Oas*w»sl Ksseeat(sjpK,tOertsitegaAMs, MChaise, l)ets(C««tae teste, ateis. sprtsflsiwlsfWiw, 1 Trnok, I Trs* en««ratt.1tetorWril KHI, 1 MefSsitnol 1M of •Btftew end O *taw, 1 lot ef Ouiiteotil wase, asttef KaHas aad Jtertcs, IWrf QM«ng^ 1 Baek Saw. 1 »hM, Aager ant Mse, 1 OMtte Im*, 1 psiref tesste tete nol faa* hoot, tx et Assets and gteto, lls*«nteNHteaad Teh, lister •ansa, gCiodtssMdu sad 1 tawtiPS, 1

1 lotef wttttegftfor, lChopptet Asa,IOs*e 'asWaolApptes, ltetoflltBoe-wa«»,a«oetets, rwnndCsnitM. tetoTSte-wsee, ted sod asd

Ttoast, 1 Iteifw***,

1 ported, te^ hook. S Certs, UteSsteld, 1 M-esei, not I tahte, 1 CSaar.liniiiB nr. I ttmm Mtm, oaf Wsiwrr. 1 K« asr, Itess. est Sas, I Soek oat- Oaisss,

I Mat

tesHladt. A-tL^saajsr tMtete Tsoatein^nsh» OswKty, wis efoems te hsat* sa4 dsslste sasa tee 4stss of teoaOM SB-liawt Wani, whwnsr_the—IdJaawa 0«%ao, ond

tee

jp9

1 ums'iisonl, «B lata tsMtan. On ted !Ms,

n-m-**9*0'

^MBiriiKIM,

Great Badttctioa laPrtoe* AT TOT IfiDIANA CASH STORK

MLi

i«g(tei

oete**, we plelee eperlfatesiaB as-

-Oeist. eiasst hiSag ta avaasa sae so ss^asSi as saoss*

rm sale,

CAKKlAi6K, Which has heea ia about oao yafe and is te good ordsr. I*'. WILLIAMS,

Aprai4j{l£«pt*r ^Ko. Farrlagtoa's Bloek

0I«OE(JTIO5.

rpHS

iBTXPtSHtP faeFrtefore **i«llcg tetwesa Icoth Uiiadiur dissoiTsd hy motosl «#•«.

TWf^Osnhs *awh 15»V 'M UPWARD J. TUTE. All nstosus lodsteod to the above dm will please coll snd settle. SS-tf

COPAKTSfEBSHIP.

ibsastiue ik gSOsrsl ^—i— strict KMsfeiMk te tefrto— tosaerit s.p«rtien«r ths pafrwage of the eooueaslty.

kdw aro j. ftrms, OAsniaaK UAfixsa.

tHH^nsi^e. Mhreh 15th,

THIS DAY BY EXPRESS!

ELKUANT assortaMtit et F»«*y, StripeJ, n*W and Chanwlseo SQk« also. New Styl«o Kbtmns, Dren Trianategs, Vndetelseece, Isisk!* IMkfe, Saibteidsries, (Hovee, gltts, Psrasols oud Bonnets, at

Apti T-as-a* Totativs CASH STORB.

TOrSEYS' CASH STOKK.

SPRING ARRIVALS!

"\IT are new receivine our Sfrte* Stock of Fancy, Staple, and nsetel 1RV UOODS, to which eeiarlte the attention of closo aad earefnt buji ew. It wnprisc« a large and Ml aswrtmest, SAl It will be sold wholesale and retail, at ve*y low raten. »«•»*"'. -t n.aa tocsat. 63* ITa pay the highest price In CASH, for Wheat. Rye, and Barley, at all limes. April l*-3*-3u»

Cloths, Cassimeres and Vcstings.

CtolonJ Cloths, Also, Mack and Fangr ^ring style Castimere*, aad a large assortment of Satin, Silk aiw MarseBles VSsdoBS. All kinds ot TrtTOmUy anJ

ir* have a full ateck of Fieneh Alack. 81ns, andTahey

April U4Hd TOltSKYy CASH 5TlHJK

Fancy Itinens and Cottanades.

SW STVLKS of fMiey ltesos_and Cottonadest also, all oualitles Russia Dock and IJnen Drills, teewn ai white, at TOt^aKM'CASU SpUl

& DR. O. HALSTED'S PILLS, jg wnxcoas DYSPEPSIA, r.VDKIESTIOX. BILtOCSNKSS, A.NU

JtaMhSIat^r-lw a. diO. TOCSKV,

l»v

lloanels and Bonnet Kibbons, by Express. UST received latest Spring Styles, Bonuets nod Ribbons at ntpU 31^1853-27-1111 TOUSEY'S Cash Store,

NEW GOODS.

MH8.

CHU.n »ul«1 beg h-nvo to call the attention of tl„ l««llo li tier Sew ftiut Uftautiful Stock of MILLIXEKY A\l) FASC1 iiOODS, Purchased by herself, in New York, of the host Establishment* in the City.

We putrhMc Kibbons by the Bos, of the Importer*, snd Bonnets from the Msnutketurers' Agents^nd ean uudoteell any Mershant or otltera that purchase difl^rcntly. w« ithall be In constant receipt of A'K M" OOOCSfrow Mr. rtilld, 'who is at present residing lu Sew York.

CUT We oulv ask an exsntinatlon of our Stock. Terre-tlaate, April 3, lBM-«-«

N E W O O S S I I S O •\irK are uow dally rvcdvlng our Spring Mock of Uooks, TT Ststlotiery, and Fancy Ooodsi School, Miscellaneous, and Chesp Books New Novels) Juvenile) Gift, suit !\*U| Gap aad Letter rsper, Oold and StM Fens. Cutlery, Toy*, Ac at april S-'i«U4t CUU.U'S 11008. SlUlUf.

"""lot FOR SALE*!

SITUATBOpartMarket

.......... ........60 WfeSU#

.........^,'..00 ...85

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TWOS. DURHAM. Pres't.

4th MonUi, loth, 1854.

CORPORATION ELECTION I AJOTICB IS UKRK8Y tilVKK, That ths annual elseUon XI for ths followitif city OOoem, to wltt MA YOR, TWO COli.NClIiMKN for each Ward, CITY CLKKK, CITY ASSKflSOR, CITY Tit HAS til Kit, CIVIL KNUlMCKR, 8TRKKT OOMM1SSIONKR, CITY MARSHAL, .CITY ATTORNEY, wilt be held in ths several Warls of the City of Terra-llsute, at tbsplsoos dssi^natad, ou Toesdsy, theasd day of May, 18M.

on street a short distance Irom the

buriaoMl of Uie city. It Is well located and for a business man It is certainty a very desirable lot. It wUI be sold on good terms. For further Information rail on

April l^aMf 8. HARBKltT, Reel Estate Agent.'

ketciiLmrs PATENT nowisu IHACIII^E! Ttlltorrtr SOCOBSKKUl, GKASS CITTTKR Kve* Ma»*.

have the solo right of this unrivalled Machine for this.HisU}. Orders should bo sent in iwlj to secure a Msclilne for this season, as the supply Is luniUtd. Price $125, delivered In Terro-Ilsute. it is the only Mschiuc U»at will cut Clover snd sll kinds of Grass. Circular* containing testimonial!*, Snd blank orders will be sent on application to

MUMF0U1) rtr HOOKKR, l4ifn\otte. Ind.. RIUDl.K, tOCKRlUGR & f'O., Atu*M,

April 14,-90tf Terre-tlauUS tnd.

sc jioOi/IltiwK«jrRi.,vniA

Rttommrxiltil

171

cbmpliitnr.r trttk the rttunition of 7,«w,

by Ikf STJ1K BOJiRt) Uf KtVCJTlaX,f**i*U«f[ gftkt Ciuecmor, A»dit»r of St alt, Trttumrtr mfStatr, and ike 3*f*ri*te*4«iU

I'uhtic lnttr»cti»n.

Sctosf /.«», «m. 77.] Orr«t« or

{S«

Bvr'r. or

V.T

Pesitc Iwrrswriog, A"»r. 1P53.

A MKBTI.VO of the Stale Boatd ol IMucatloo, held st the Capital, Sovemlwr 14, 1*68, each member ol tho Board being present, ths following document was siloptedt

book,

The tedSsna 1st resdsr, The lodiana 3d reader, The Indians 3d reader, Ton Indiana 4th reader, Butters Kftgllsb

IxMAKxrous, NfcV, It, 1853.

The Stale Board ol ftlucatioo approve the following list of text books tor eomtson schools* MKinney's Kelectlc spelling Mitchell's primary

Oeogr»plij

Mitchell'sweographyi Atlas,

I Ray' Arlthinetle psrt 1st, Bay's Arlthmet« psrt 2d. I Bay's Arithmetic part 3d,

Webster*! Dietlfflarl«s.

Grammar,

The examination of Book* for our oommoo schooli^hs* Involved great labor, but ibcUoanl has endeavored to perforin the srduottf snd responsible duty judlriously, thorougbly, ami fslthfully. Intriusle merit f»r Instruction has been considerad of paramount impporlanr. and seooodl ccooomy to

The School Trwtees, whose rf«ff it Is to what Bedks are used, can do much to assist the State Board In obtaining what the School law coo templates, and economy lo the people demands—uniform!

Tjns

dt co.,

Forvardisg sad Coaamlnnlofi Merchants, TnUtE-HAt'Tlt, hcdiava. Proprtetersof "Tsne Haste and TMote Une" of Canal floats, sar tnrfti Asvsaca ausa es Oumosnorts.

A|«ll

21, Mi-X-lf

I8M,

TROY AMD WESTEBX USE. os rax k&is casal ask laksk. te ssaaseilea with fWee-Bbetc end IVMe Urn*, ITaSasA KH* Canal We Trnaahipaneat at Troy or Aihaay, (Theeety Tluot^b Une to «enoJIaote.) flr ium Xsw Tsaa moToh Itiwi Ssaut. _wn siiisiliissi 1 gin fi 1 1 Tt II Tr iitHit frily JtswTortc. p. h8wMias«0k, XnrtesBtesk, Sugklu.

H. a. ansa Os., tlm-llssk.

Assit to Bsst, Oust a Oe. ,St Oesotlte SBp, JtewTsrt. MsaOusa, Nmr, tltow. ?. i'nisssas a Os, lla0al»,

BvcnMus On. TiW«.

.* K. *. aana, tteio-Hoate. April SI, MM-aMy

In sehooi books throng bout the State W, C. I.AR11A8KK,

-1» tw-d* Soperiotendnot of Public liylroetion, sod l'rosldenl of the Itosrd of Bdnestloe. J*. B. A laege nnmlwr of sebool officers and teschers in Indiana hsve already adopted ths above books—reeemmeeded by the State Board in eompllsnce with the new Rchooi tawthus showing a determination of the (Mends of ednrstlwi to operate with tee Board io scouring throughout the Stste OxinfilfijrmHy desired, which will avoU tWN)asnt and vss*. tieos ehaogvs, be«wfit the learner, ant rellsvs psteots of a mstand unnsossssry expwtfe.

The abovo books are publlsbed, and for sale by booksellers ion A tlitswold, Ilxtil*-

Torie-Ilauu, March M4W

jokA*-

Thomas Ooperthwstt "t Oe., and Clsrl April 7-m4mp

geosrally ttutmgboot Indiana, by Morion A tlitswold, rlllei W. B. Smith Os., Ctoclmuitli Thomas Ooperthwslt Woodwfd A Oo., and Olsrk,

rlllet W. B. Smith A Os., Ctoclm««U A Oo., Phils del phis Fntt, Austin A Smith, tfsv York.

TEAS I TEAS 1! TEAS 11!

DareUANALDttOK

ft. has as fine an Assortment of Oessn and BUckTeas, packed or loose, as this place aflftrde wbich ottered In lango parcels, or piseevMai, at Ow^OiMal rates, flail aad examine. /,-«

DEL1CACI ES 1

PEW Jars of msKattcsat BRASOT PKACHKS— 4 PEW Jars of msjcntat-eot ^^-ake-war^. ^^AUgWMC

HOT COR!**

IPK SC£XKS Ut JfMtr roHK ILLUSTRATED, by ftoloo Kobtnsrw. 1 Otn Bean-csv sua Kew Mimsos Hocss st Five Poms, br tee todies of the Mission.

At auicfctf

April SI, ISM. t. HARBKKT.

WATCHES.

THB

sabecriber has now on hand a She selection of Oold sad Silver Hutting Watches of T.

UmtA

Zl, l«S4-dT7y He.tPteeol* Bow, Torre-Haale.

WATCH REPAIRING.

HAVE two of the most osperieaeed aad sklilfttt wodtmen te Ui'.n ooantry, oonaUntly employed, and osa promise that eti wate« repiHriag wUI he dons lathe very best

SILVER SPOOLS.

SttVIH

TaMe aad Tea ftpooos Muatard,Salt,Oaata aad «agarJRpotmii Wlrar Fodta, Bottsr Katvos, Ae.

KmgMr

BpOOM}

ftilvor Sp»a. KaMhaswl psweh3a-STy

I iws* 0m»

Alsplce.

W. It. nVCKlXOUAM'i.

8. R. FBEBVAiT.

JEWELRY.

J"I* peOeras of Pins, gar Kings aad Hoops, Gold l*Mdb wtli Pcsm CWte Osaiisst Fob Chains, OoSd

""rzisaeaa.-

SOLD PEWS. of Gold a

Atettelte*.

mr huge assortiaeat of Gold sll Stiws-w. rJMPl

osed, at

yoststesissiii, *or ebitdeeo's osa. at «. a. rwuauiffc

iPAJICt UOODS.

fnsr fi% of yaisnrOooda asaaMy teasdl te sack jLiosuhlkftanssSn, «»a twhadl at

AnasaeteSMRxDIAnO.'VDS.J*.

AMQKTMZXT

Cm«,

as 4 BBl SBK w'W tee psspssar of ite aoW sr tts7,t«4.at

Xtxcrtfrean or lv*x«n I, WatsaOd asseeC fceas tbo 1 efl

ae^iplkul AsBss«waMa«lil'teSMHIiMse nt«MC Jeeer^ooSMT ssorAters, vtMl esa larteea 111 if shfalll ttTT It riHTf 1 ti iIti roao

||SS14,l«M-»«

TP"T¥t

vixcueix,

K. V. Oawar iiw ia| Oslsaills Hwnte

WOT1C&

gMUBrg_tewo!ara

sO fswsss

turn

itl^M^rs{arslsHag

sflsta l^^wae^sissi^i' J^oee i^^e Ss oao-

shsk or asesasw-ia» sssttars, aa. uie essa swss was wr tee

CHA

&~r-^?.-waT*

A&k~

PtOTICE TO PHYSICIANS. T^TQTICE Is hereby given, that sealed proposals attfatilng upon all prisoners confined in Jail, etied peo|^s in the County Asylum, and upon

Haute,. Vigo CeOBly, I-udiapft. ""Tt is proposed lb receive proposals for separata Oistricie as follows: One District to comprise oil that pert of Ihe Connt v, l*iag Norih of the Center of Townshijetevcu ,'snd Bnst of the Wabash u. *u .thai part.. of the country, South of th? center of TWushlp eleeetei aad Ehst of the Wabash Rlerr aad One Dtaltkt to c«uprec_ all thit part of the county lying Wost of the Wubash River.

All proposals must be accompanied with the names of responsible peraoas aa occuriiics for tiie feHhfttl performance of the contract,

Uy order af tho Board of Co. Com. ALBERT L.ANGE, Tcrre-HaiHe, March S9, lS54-37-4w.

and

Black and Fancy Plaid and Striped DRESS SILKS.

•\"IrK hsrs lost oiei.eJ a large assortment of superior Black (all Qualities) and Psney lhe«SHks. Also, new stvM flo^lun Lace Collars, shit a Hn« assortwontpf lnrido MdW*. .j

koTICEOF FORECLOSI RET^"" 1^11 undersigned, hereby gives notice, that lie will procecd to foreclose the e^uitv of redempMon In a certain Mortgage executed by William Forwertliy to Ira Donham, and by htm assigned to the undersigned, dated March 39lh, A. D. 18.S3, ihd recorded In the Recorder's Office of Vigo county, containing a provision empowering llie Mortgagee or hie Assignee lo foreclose the Mine unslftr tit* 33rd section chapter 39th of Reiisfed Stetute of 1843, ugon the following described lapd ^nd premises situated in Vigo county, ludisna, towit: the east half of tlte south-west quarter of Section fifteen# in Township eleven (11), north, of

Range alee. West, (except some eight or len acres of said land situated in the north-west* corner thereof, which was conveyed to Jetse Jones by WlHUun Doaham in his life time nnd expreaely reserved in said ^Mortgage}. Also, the south half of llie norUi-west quarter of the south- west quarter of Ihe aforesaid Scctioa fifteen (15), containinjg twenty acres and, also, the south-east quarter of the south-west quarter of Section twsnty-two (2S)» In the township nnd Range aforesaid. Ihe anionut di)e upon said Mortgage is ono note bearing even dale with this mortgage and due twelve months after dale for three hundred und fifty dollars, of the paymeut of which the said Mortgagor has made default.

N ow,

therefore, in order to foreclose said

Mortgage under the power aforesaid, 1 will proceed to sell sold land and premises aforesaid or so muoh thereof as will satisfy the amount due themon, on Saturday, the third day of June A. I). 183l, at tho Court House in the City of Terre-llsuie, between the hours of ten o'clock, A. M. and four o'clock, P. M., of which tho said Mortgagor will pleaso take notice. ABEL M. DONHAM.

April 7, 18M-3*-8w

Sll ERI I'F'^SA LE.

|VY virtue of one Kn.utl.ii tsrueil fi»m the Vigo Circuit J) Court, »ol to Bus directed and delivered. In faurof John P. Dnfflcy, sdmlstlstrator of the estate of Thomas Burls,

WHj

Martix Uurk, I have levied on the S|.

lowing properly, to-wltt Forty (40) Acres of Land, south-east of south east Section thirty (80), Town, tiiirteoo, llaiige nine, west Ktghty (M)) Acres South half north-we*t quartor nf Sectloo twenty-nine (!»), Township thirteen, Range nine, west} and Eighty (80) Acres, west half south-east quarter of SecUon twolve, Town, twelve, Kange ten (10), M»g the lauds n«l tenements belonging- to the said Martin Burk, aud, 1 will, on Saturday tne 13ih day of May. 1884, at the Court Uonsedeorln Terre-Haute, within the legal hours of salil day, offer the rest* and profits of said premiers with the appurtenances thereunto belonging fbr a term of seven years, and If they should Ml to sell for a autBclcut sum to sstisfy said Execution. 1 *111 then and there offer the tee simple to the highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy said Rxeeutlon and costs. April 1st, ISM. JAMBS 11. NrjJ!ON, Sheriff.

April K-!M* prs. fee $i.

Valuable Town Lots For Sale!

rilHK undersigned Is authorized to sell on fnvor.1. nhie terms,' the following vntunlile city property, belonging to Dr. Wllllnm Maxwell Wood:

Lot No. 1, in Wilson's addition to Terre-fluuto, situated on the South West comer of Murket and Oi«k streets, opposite the old .McMutruii property. This is a full town lot, sud ia well loot tod for building purposes.

Alct, LiHs No. 9 mid Id, of lite subdivision of Out-tot No. 23. Theso lots He between Cherry snd Mulberry streets, nnd Itavo front of twenty five feel en Wnter street, running back lo the IVuhftsli River, part of tho "Old Brftwery" Lot.

If not sold In a reftsonnblo time, the nbovo Lots will le sold Al Public Auction.* March 3l-27-iff THOMAS II. NELSON.

Kough and Keady Willing and Wailing I!

W O a

GROCERY EKTAULISIIillEAT!!

c£2B 0^oV'.C23c

RIDDLE, LO( KRIIKii A CO.,

HAVINGto

completed their extensive arrange,

intuits secure a conslunt supply of the couiitlcsi variety nf articles In llie Grocery lino, are just now receiving their

Spring Stock of Groceries,

The largest and tnosl complete assortment over offered in Terre-Haute. These goods were selected especially for the

Hflail Trade

of this city and

neighborhood, to serve our old friends with. In buying, we seek not for the ciiKArcsr, but for the BEST and la selling we are determined nol to be underbid by any House keeping tho genuine article. We lender our tlmnks lo our numerous customers for their liberal pntrouage to us for the last six months, and assure them that they shall still find, AT THB OLD R. & R. CORNER, Such goods, and at such prices, as shall merit a continuance of the same.

The following are some of the fufiults variety Sf articles always found al our connter: SUCiAH—ISrown of all shades, Loaf, Cnnbed and

Clarified,

MOLASSES—Orleans,Sugar House, Philadelphia Syrup, snd N. York Golden Svrup. COFFCE~100 begs, consisting of Lagulra, Illo,

Mocha.

TEA—imperial, Gunpowder, Hyson and Black-|-very choice, FISH—Mackerel In barrels, half barrels and Kllsf

Tongues snd Hounds, Cod Fish, Baltnou, Fine White Fish, Sardines,

Stc.

TOBACCO—Kino asserted Chewing Tobacco of Tayler's, Ilidaon's, and Williams' boat. FRUITS—Oraii( es, Lemons, Raisins, Pigs, Cocoa

Note, Pea Mats, Almonds, English Walnuts, Filberts, &c. 8FKJEM—Ginger,

Pepper,

Cloves, Mace, and

MUSTARD—-A very fine pure article. FLAVORING EXTRACTS—A fine sad full assortment. PICK ELS-—Assorted In nllon and half-gallon

Jars, Pepper Sauce, 1 emsto Catsup, Lemon Syrup,

ou.

Cooper, M. I. To-

Mas, JaaMM Jotmson,» Cherefc rtreet, Wm.Beaa, Josh. H. JK. Doret aad many other variety of cases, both for

Pemberton, H. M. PeyUen celebrated makers, snd la lee aad gent »,™h,.KU

1 at prices test will compare aay sstoMtehment oast or west.

CIIEESK—English Dairy and Western Reserve* SOAP—Common and Fancy, of all kinds and vte. rietiee.

CAN DJLESvSpano, Star, la }4, sod whole Boxes. TALLOW—

SAV^T—In Sacks and Boxes. An extensive *npply of mlsceilani^lii arllsleSti*oally kept by the trade, "too tedious to mention." PJUIVISlONl*— Beef, Fresh and Dried. Sugar

Cured llatns, Shoulders, Bides, Tongues, White Beans, (the real Yankee baking beans Onions, Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Potatoes, &e. FLOUR—The best Brands for Family use, by Uie barrel, half barrel, or smaller qoantiiies. WOOOE* AND WILLOW WAKE—The, largeet aad meet ewmplete aest*Uneal everbrtfoght to Twre-^aaj«iu 1^ agiy one boosp ronststing ol*, PAINTED BUCKET*, Tubs, Hsnd-keelsrs,

Flegine, MeeKers.RolUng floe, Lemon SmieemsT Clothes Pins, Willow Wsgoas, Churns, Cevered Baskets, Well Boekets, Bowls of all sixes, Neat Boxes, Cocoa Dippers, Tar Csrfs, Sssivc*, Buag Starters, Batter Moo ids, Mopa' and Mop Uendlesi Market Baskets, Clothes Baskets, Gedar aad Braes Bound Buckets, 4e. BROOM*—tfhaker aad Common Stearabosl and'

Stable.

«T Wwaswd -Kogta. Pias. aw., at s.

BRfulf E?f—A fall assortment of all kinds. tXJHDAGK of all size«, from a plow line to ShMHtedOdtls. JtAtLA* Coflee-Milts Carry Combs. See.

Ta Fitnsti*, tisrdesers aad Mechanics., We keep aeateitaat aapply of all kinds of Agrlcoltarai ImpleioenU sach as Plows, Hoes, Rakes, Gardca lioce, Axes. 4e. Cofllvators, Koapers, Mowing Machine*. Cradles, Scytboa, O/tixieloTies, liawtf-Bar rows, Senipers, W heel-barrows, Rail-' -read Trades, aad tzuuiy oilier lliiags perUiniag to. ISms owaantieua, gjT" WsteN alw Ageaey for the sale of Dnrkie's Gslebrwted FftrwWe aad Plallb^iB. Scales, Plra Frool dw- I

Wa will sUli conlinop to pay the h^best smu4m« prl&t, to CASH, lor ail kinds of marketing.. OaM «m flvs as a urlaL "If

jom

wea't bay,

April 7, |b64 ^-U.

we teiU.

Wa poeiitrsiv wMI tffii bettsdersold by any reapon^. riHs hrasa na thr rMr'"'' felDDLE, LOCKRIDOK & CO,

OOLD FEW8.

AUKCE

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