Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 4, Number 11, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 December 1851 — Page 3

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E-'jf O RN A 'FlCIAl PAIPJBB OP THB C1TTC.

WM. E. MtLEAN, EDITOR.

•Jtf TERRB-HAUTB!

FRIDAY 12,

FOR PRESIDENT

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1842,

GENERAL JOSEPH LANE, STL or tokjrH to tkoiteUmo sf a Democratic Nmtionoi Cotmmiiom.

DEMOCRATIC

ID pumas nee of a call of the State Central Committee, the Democrat* of this Cosoty *ra requt*ted to moot at the Court House in Terre-Haat**, oa SATURDAY,

In regard to the "Fugitive Slave Law," and all thoso series of measures of the last Congress known as the "Compromise", he reiterates hi# former ap-

POBK.—-The past week has been unusually brisl iutite Pork line. Quite a number of large droves have passed through our streets within the last few days. There has been, since our last issuo, a rise of 25 or 50 conts per hundred. ©4.00 may be set down as the average price per hundred nett Hogs which average 200 lbs. and upwards readily command that price. Sales raih*r brisk* ^JL*,

tho first Monday of January next.

0£r 'Wo neglected fo noftce in our last paper the appearance of the "Daily Wabash Courier." Our "young" friend Judge C'onnrd, we are happy to sets, is determined to keep up with the progressive spirit ot the ago and has commenced the publication of his Courier, daily. Terre-Hauto is certainly able, and should support a daily. Wo wish him better success, than was the lot of his unfortunato ootemporary of the "Express."

0£T Owing to ihe crowded state of our oolumn and the late period of its presentation, we omitte to notice the communication of MR. R. SCOCTE?C, vindicating himself against the base and malignant charges which have recently appeared in a California paper. The communictiion of Mr. S. is as complete and satisfactory a vindication, as any

unprejudiced mind could desire. We understand

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WTH WIT.,

St 2 o'clock, r.for the parpooo ot selecting 4t legates to •tie ml Bene Convention to be held at Indianapolis on the 24ih of Febrsary, for the parpase of nominating canfor State Officers, and pretesting an Electoral TMtst for the coming Presidential campaign. It is necesssry that this County shoaid bo folly represented In eaid Convention, and thas folly organize for tboee important elections. It is to be hoped that the different Township* will attend to tbla call and send up their Delegate* or come

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to the county convention.

PRESIDENT

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fry Any one wUhing to lay in a supply of fine Winter fruit, oan obtain any quantity of it, at the elegant and capacious ware-house of Messrs. Brit ton & Co., upon the the oaaal. in the north-west part of town. Since the completion of tho canal, several large and commodious ware-houses have been erected in our city, none of which possess superior advantages for storage, or greater oonven ieuce of arrangement, than the magnificent foar* story ware house of Messrs. BHtton & Ashley.— See advertisement. cwWBv &3&S. jjj

Rettroed CoBitNtiei.

A recent number of lite EvansviUe Journal, eon tains ibv* proceedings «f a large and enthttsiastte r»U road convention, held at Madi«oaviKiet Kentucky, on the 8th of November last, for the purpose of adopting uteaeurtks for the constsuctioa ot rail* road from llendersoit, Kentucky, to Nashville Tea* nesseo. The Convention was wellatleaKled, being composed of delegates from the counties on the and froaa EvansviUe mid Hendertoo, Spirited resolutions were adopted, wad a lir» deiernini nation evinced to prosecute the work. A late number of the Sentinel »ay*, "this roed will ooocteot with the Evanaville road, to this city. (Indtanapolie) and must become, as the resohitioo declares, "one link in a chain of railroads oooneeti&g the Northern Lakes with the Southern and Sooth ,„en» cities and sea coasts," aud, of course* be, when completed one of the railroads of the west.**

K# I'll I) Iiln I Hi I'l'lH-j

ty The graphio*nd piquant roaHmtnleatiott of ool regular New Vofk cormpoadsnt is nooastarily for wa&t of roook,

BfonUr of iie Executive {Dm.) Cemmtiteeof Vi^o^n^ D«««tnber 5, it51, lation may be facilitated by a prompt and efficient

Message. prafidingofficer.^#

exclusion of editorials, legislative and con-J Governor WR/OHT delivered his annual message gressionsl summary, and our usual variety, we lay I yesterday. The picture which it presents ot before our readers to-day the" message of our finance* of the'State Is truly gratifying. A surplus "national daddy",

FILLMORE.

.AS

exposition of the affairs of our government, we Itowards extinguishing our public debt, and the commend it to the careful consideration of all. We possession of a common school fund of four and hope its great length will deter oo one from giving je-haH millions of dollars, are facts of which our it that careful perusal which the annual message people may well be proud when we consider how of our national Chi«f Magistrate specially merits, recently Indiana was regarded as an insolvent and It is a plain, practical, business-like document, repudiating State* containing a great compilation of facta, with but few The decisive |rdtiiii whicn Gov. WBIGHT lias opinions and comment! Fhe only subject of a! taken In favor of sustaining the Compromise has strictly political charscte1ntroduced, and the most removed the last imaginary prop of free-soilistn in disagreeable feattire of the whole mes&sge, is the I Indiana. If you oouJd see how calm and clear our recommendation of the necessity of modifying the I political sky appears, you would wonder where all present Tariff, and converting the ad Jorum into I the thunder came from. The truth is. it was mostly a specific duty, "whenever," as the President artificial, like that of the theatre and got up for a reinarks, "the article imported is of such a charac- similar purpose that of effecting a temporary ter as to permit it." In this respect, the message {illusion. is Whiggishenough to suit Its party, but the doo- Tfe*y have a thing here they call the "Young .trine lias beoome so thoroughly antiquated, that it I Democracy". I don't know exactly what it is, nor really does not possess sufficient interest, to move what it is like but suspect it must be a sort of the feelings, or excite the ploasure of the reader oM paradox, from the fact that its principal advocates any party.

|)roval, and strenuously insists that they be carried every night of the week.^»¥i#VW?^®5f out lo the very letter of the law, "until time andl .\ours truly.' WABASII. experience should demonstrate the necessity further legislation" in regard to them.

The nttentinn of Mechsnies and Arli^ans is directed to the advertisement in another column of I 'ron ^or the completion of Ihe Railroad has the building of a new Court House, (ihooldedi- r,oen'rw«iv®d» and the work of laying down the Ac* having been recently destroyed by fire) in Bow-11®" remaining miles of the road ts progressing with ling green, Clay County, which job |eton speed. Unless the weather should become ve«

bmdLMd. Mz"3b, lUi, .*y«*

fi 1 r*U I Ma. EdIk** The opening of the present session of the Legislature contrasts favorably with that of soy previous session, in respect of the amount of business transacted. Each of the officers of the two houses was elected unanimously, with the exception of one rot# given Jo the ubiquitous JOHX SMITH, who, it seems, has among his otber uwnerous mate, a spice Of politician la his composition. This ban unity snd despatch was owing to the fad that all the officer* were beforehand nominated in democratic caucus And the whig*, with a good taste that does them credit, gracefully acquiesced is the choice of the majority. It may be justly said that the election ot Hon. JOHJT W. DAVIS for 3peaker will save thousands of dollars to the State and this without (lis paragement of the other gentlemen who aspired to (tie office* Doctor DAVIS despatches business with a promptness and decision which has the effect to prevent useless debate, without interfering in the least with that which is desirable. Any person who has .ever witnessed the lagging end indecisive mode of presiding of some officers we have bad, can readily appreciate bow much the business of legis

an of one hundred thousand dollars to be applied

are grey-headed "hunkers", |j J$ *aid[ to he per fecfty harmless, This week is one of gaiety. Bakers and Fakirs, levies, amateur concerts, lectures, &c., will enliven

INOIAXAPOUS, Dec. 9, 1851.

Bmitm:— it-A few days since visited tl»! freight tlepot of the Tecre-Haute and Indianapolis Railroad. It stanis about one-third of a mile south of the State House, and of the same dimensions as the depot at Terre-Haute, two hundred and fifty feet long by sixty feet wide. The bridge for the railroad across White river is a substantial struoture on Howe's plan, over four hun dred feet in length and supported by abutments and piors of solid masonry. The necessary quan

rp unfavorable the track will all be laid down by the first day of January. I have no doubt, from the expressions I have heard, that the members of the Legislature, will, as a body, gladly avail themselves of the opportunity to pay a visit to Terre-Haute. Not only the members, but many others, also man ifest an earnest desire to pay, a visit to our beautiful town. Indianapolis Is called the''embowered city," because of the great quantity of its shrubbery. If those who make this boastful claim for the metropolis would but visit the Prairie City in the ("leafy month of June," they would never repeat

I have visited tho new Gas WorKs" a fittle north of tho depot of the M. & I. Railroad. It is a neat and well arranged establishment, of sufficient oa pacity to illuminate the whole city. Gas pipes have been laid down along the principal streets and to

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from the Express of this week, that a letter has been j1*1® of lighting the city with gas, until the Railreoeived by MR. HELL, the Recorder of our oounly, from his son, JOHN D. BELL, now in Placerville California, in whioh the charges are pronounced to be "t*liretji falsi, and that he (BRLL), was then taking the necessary steps to provt them so. The high reputation for honesty and integrity of character, which Mr. S has always maintained iu our community forbid any belief in such imputa ttens. "1

PUM° buildings. But little will be done in

road is completed so that coal oan be brought from the beds in Clay and Vigo counties. Not only the proprietors of the gas-works, but also the citisens generally of Indianapolis are waiting impatiently for coal from your vicinity. Many persona have already put up their grates and coal stoves, in anticipation of this supply. The demand for coal will be enortnuoa, so soon as the road is completed and yet, I am informed, that but one or two of the proprietors of our ooal beds are making the least preparation lor supplying this demand, ff every roan who owns a ooal bed in the vlainUy of the railroad will get out all the ooal he can, he will not have the slightest difficulty in finding a market for it. But thoee who deal in the artiole will find it for their interest not to be too exorbitant in their prices. The demand for coal here will depend much trpon the price. I am of the opinion that at ton cents a bush*!, at thist^!ace, the owners of ooal will realize lafrge* ptofitsthsua aakiagioQ tM»cK|fcey lim-1 it the demand: and this price will afford them an ample profit.

There are several other matte* upon wfctdi! would like to write, but will defer them, as I sup pose the President's message will leave Kttfe room for matters of so little moment as the gossip of

J* Tow* tnifyr,

The KM

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A WAISEW

Correspondence ^Joanif -MKsampa BWOBICA^SOCMBTI—It «DU*

Poumuts.—Gen's Quitman

and Da«««, returned Awn the Mexkail strestrered all with honors neqvtnd In many bard, (ought battles.

ws aeon tsk«i op by she Damoor*Govmnr by a ma-

cy of Missimippi, and eleeted jority of ten thoosand votes. Tho latter nnanimoosly elevated to a seat the Senate of the United States

Ko two poblto caea ia the coantij kul kffr" thew a asore brilliaat poikical fiituiw. Bat alas! alas! they got to eacicg wgr%w aod have got most awfafly btirotl—ju* w« predioted wore th«a iwelf^jfiOOtbs aco,—XmskttiU Urn*

DIED,—At EeadiM, &arfcs cooWy» P»MMU»

»b««4U,ofNov.ti8Si7Mr JOBN RiTTB^aged years, 9 mou^s a*d 13 days. Fir 94 «sae«eo* tiva J*ars ka kas bom known to tfca mIISO

byr»oii«rJ& anothar tolufn fat «J»e ^rfeqgtfw before this association, wilt be delivered on Won day Evening neat b/lfce £ev,i(4t Jewett 'The weU known literary and scientific attain pf the lectbrer is sufficient to induce all to favor the association with their attendance.

Ceol Heirs far Travellers.

Wa neglected to state in our last week's issued that arrangements have been reoeatly Stated be tween the Western Stage compan^ and the TerreHaule Railroad company, by which passengers afxi the Mail are carried on that portion of the Railroad which is now completed.j^The Cars leave here regularly at nix o'clock in the morning. Passengers are carried, by the present arrangement, oo the ears to the terminus of this end of the railroad, where coaches are provided to convey them to the Eastern terminus of the road, thence upon the cars to Indianapolis. Hie distance between the termini of the two ends of the road is only some twelve or fifteen miles, and is "growing small by degrees, Mid most beautifully less." Under the present arrangement, a trip to the "Capita! City," can be accomplished with much more ease, and in much leas time than formerly, and the Mails greatly expedited. The only disagreeable feature in the existing arrangement is, that we are deprived of our former Sunday mail, about the necessity of which, howerer, there js some diversity of opinion. ,iW.

IjjTOur subscribers who recefve CJieir pipers at the Post Offices between Putnamville and Cloverland, will be happy to learn that these intermediate offices will be supplied with a tri-weekly horse mail from this time.

We have just been informed that since this arrangement has been effected, through the negligence of the Stage company, these mails have never been delivered. We would suggest the propriety of the company employing a special agent to attend to the delivery of the mail at these points, and thus compb^with the terms of their contrac,

The new temporary Paesenger Car made its "grand entree" on Wednesday morning last, having quite number of passengers aboard. Although, by no meana a fine specimen of workmanship, it is a decided improvement on the open wood-oar by which passengers were formerly transported. m- •4S*

"HBKrW*

AOBJIT.—COL.ALLEN May, the present in

cumbent was, on the 4th inst., re-elected to the office of Agent of State by a vote of 123 to 14. His 'opponents were George W. CARa of Lawrence, the president of our late Constitutional Convention, and Benj. O. Deming, Esq., of Lafayette. The re-election of Col. May will meet with general ap-' probation throughout the Stale.

Dec. 12th, 1851.

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1 1 1

Mechanics' Historical Society* second of a series oflectures betflg'delivered before the Mechanics' Historical Society, will be delivered at the Universalist Church,«t 7 o'clock P. M. by the Rev. M. A, Jewell. Subject, **Something about Unity.'"

By the order of the Association.

Notice to mechanics

IHE undersigned Commissioners will receive sealed proposals for the erection of a COURT HOUSE, iwllng-Groen, Cluy county, Indiana. TERMS: Drafts and Specifications will be mode known to bidders at Bowliug-Green bids will be opened on the first Monday In January, 1853, at which time said House will be lot oat to the lowest responsible bidder.

JOHN 08B0RN. GEORGE PINCKEEY,} Comtals'rs. D. E. WILLIAMSON, S

December 13,185l-ll-3w Express copy—notice editorially

ALBERT LANGE, Clerk

Board Common Council Town ot Terre-Haute.

Dissolution of Partnership. ""PHE partnership between Henry Sukemaa &, Co., itr •L the manufacture of Mineral Water, was dissolved on the 3d day of December, 1951, by mutual consent. The debts oats landing at that date,

December 18,1851-lltf

far as shown on our settle-

meat, will be paid by H. Suketnao. lSal-lltf Dew. 12, H. STAKEMAN & CO.

i.saifrox. a.

BRZTTON

pi LEACHED

gwds, pa d«w« t» Dee.

SILK,

BOOTO

Ttry

THE

Election Notice.

OTICE is hereby given, that on MONDAY, the 5TH DAY Of JANUARY, 1852, between the legal hours, the yearly election of Two C'otmctLMSN for each oT the several Wards or the Town of Terre-Haula, will be held at the laces and under the direction of the Inspectors hereinafter Mentioned, to-wit: In the lj"t Wvrd,at the Town Hall,.... J.M. Random, Insp. 3d *x J.C.&J.D.E.Raster's

Store,... .M. M. Hickcox*

3d M. McPadden's Office,... .Thos. Burton, 4th White Hall J. 8. Freeman, 5th F.Megaw'sSbep,....F. Megaw, Torro-Haata, December 9,1851.

L. ASMLIT

FOBWAROmO 4k COMMISSION XKRCHAJTT8, TERHE-ffAtrrE, INDIANA,

CASH r.%ID FOR

Wheat, Barley and Flaxseed, White Beans mod Feathers, AT THEIR WAREHOUSE, ," Coraer or First aod Eagle Stroeti, Cattal Bitsin.

Jut Received,

consignment, and for sale, a lot of chotea WINTER APPJLsS, «t the watehuaaa of

December 12,18Sl-lltf

BRITTON & CO^ pyiiiy

STEWAKT HOUSE.

MESSRS. MAMAN DOtGHTT

RESPECTFULLY

4sfer«si Um citisMS of l«m-Haate

aad tha tTatveUiar catnnsaoHy guteratty, that ifcey hare leased for* tens of yeaaw, tho aid natsMtshmriil Isat

of fern, the aid MbfeWusest Jsmr

sad fikvaraWy kam as tha STEWART

FIOUSFI,

they are prepared to aesassttodaSe their fHeada awi satiwas ia a slyte e^aal to any artaWishmaat oi the kiad iathe «®«u»trf. A iaifa. aadeasaoiedieas

UVEKf 8TAHLB

fa mttaahed la thaJIasae, ht '•a jTarea-Haaate, Paoailur ia, Itfel-ll-ly

Pall

WABASH.

mad

whan

Wiataor

KEDXXOBD

PBIGBS!

&, iarita attsatist ts lb radwtiaa te ariasa at the Stars fif A.E mamm,

Ho, Phcenlz Row

Rls stodr ia NEW omi stoseb varisl, aad w* ta att wha wtah to ankc parchaaes ta oil aa hiss, mmi they w® W satnM sfthstradisr 12.ieSltf

V^tisiaf SUka,

Dee- IS, ISH. ^7^

DUUkimtn,

Gtsvsa, smi tornfUsittsss wtth—t at

AfpaiiicsB, OHMS ssd

SUka,seiUsf at ndaRwdarlesSrsi

OoHmm,*ml

Oee. 14,1*

AN® WS^MEACHED FACTORY, iiar, Tirfrmrj Ijtum wrf MlMrtat Mtckfii

X»UNSO?TS, HoJt, Plwnu IUW.

FttR. «»d BCENA VISTA HATS, Clotfe an* Plssh Oif% Ac., I«1 Phttalx Bow.

«id SHO'EB, a food

price*, by

TKAI'-^wwImy,

BACfX—Common

THIS

IT" Old aoconnts mast be closed.

December 5, 1861-10-tf

Dry Goods at

W Dec. 5,1851-lOtf

Wabash.

Magazine Agency.

rTIHE Khbscribar will act as agent for tlie following JL Masaslnes: Harpers New Moflthly,1 The International,

Knickerbocker, Blackwood,

Edinburgh Review, Godey's Lady's Hook, tcc Harper's Msgsslae eMifimices the volume with December number. All the other Migazinei commence with Janoary, 1852.

For stunples and pricis call at Child's Book 8t«m Nov. 98, 18S1-9-4W ADRIAN CHILD

Two-fiox*e Wagona for Sale. HAVE just finished several two4tor»e Wagons, tho wood work of which is made out of thoroughly seasoned timber, tund-lroned ia a complete sad workmanlike manner They will bis sold cheap for cash. $hop on Fifth Street

Terre-Haate, Nov.28,1851. D. PEAUMAN

I1EMi fASIfOI&SU BIB

Fourth iStreett FirM door SomA of the Nmibol Rood, Where he hopes, by strict attention, ts merit a share of Public patronage. fMiaving, Hair Catting, Shampooing k«., &c. T. 0*N£SILb

October 31,1851-5-ly j. v. mvDSAr. Of Paris, %yb*\

Terre-Haiit»-, Aaguvt &, l85l-45-tT

SPENCffl SOUSE,

SPENCER. OWEN COUNTY, INDIANA.

Tthataadacsifaii

IE woaW iabns the travdiaf public he has takoa ehat|e sf theahare atflMd Hot aadsspecto «erec«fv» a liberal share of patronage.

Oet«bar9J,Ji$i-4t/

KM aad Wanted

rr_

*K®SL

JOHNSON'S,

So. giaisHs, B*w.

^1*'

Missouri &ad Iaditoa to best

ViiviAia, Honey D«w, a prime article. Try it, it. F«»r «le at reduction, »t 4 JOHNSON S, No. 7, Plceoix Row,

Family ChrHrtlan Almanac,

Atnaaac, on fiae paper and beautifully illaatrated, at 5 ceatt. Also, Pocket Teetatoeate, ud Testaments and Psalms, finely gltt at 15 and &) cents, by

JOHNSON, No.

/CHRISTMAS NOTIONS, Boxes, &c., Steet B«vads and Tnmmioyn, Crotchet Needles, &c.r

Cost oar stock of

are deairoae of closing

GOODS, aud will dispose of them at cost, for cash. GROVERMAN & BOURNE. Salt ~7~ANAWHA and LAKE SALT always on band. For safe cheap. Dec. 5,1851-lQtf GROVERMAN & BOURNE.

Groceries.

Qneenaware and Hardware. 1JAVING a large assortment of QOTOCNSWARK and

•go aj

KAU»WA»R on Itand, and wishing to close this branch of trade, we will sell cheap for cash. Dec. 5,1851-tOtf GROVERMAN & BOURNE-

Star Brand.

¥^[7"E bave constantly oa hand any quantity of tha best W Star Brand Whiskey. Dec. 5,1351-lOtf GROVERMAN Sc BO0HNE.

Flour.

TTOLI o. in the market, always for sale by Dec. 5, 1851-lQtf GROVERMAN Jc. BOtfeNE. ~W

Liqnor.

Dec. 5,1U51

,t! MM*

by JOHNSON, No. V, Fh«niz Row.

tr mad GLASSWARE, atef* fat,*

•Ity towprie«a,aut JOHNSON *8, No. 7,Pi»«a Row.

Sogsr, for at low R»w-

Gaapowder and

Y«ob| iJjso^

aU etf RrrKKioxTwAUTr, a.t redwood pricey cents p«rfM&d, at

Inwetiai all »f strrci at SO cents per *on&d

No. 7, Phmaix Raw.

"7?

7, Phoenix Row.

Purse Twist, Needles &c

JOHNSON'S,^. 7, Phconix Row.

EMOVAL ASH JETTLEXENT.

GROVERHAfTitBOUllNi

J^JAVLNG removed their large and extrusive assofjlmfBt I

One dear wast of their old stand, would be glad to see their friends and customers at their New Store. Having, also, opened anew sat of Books, they would be pleased ir thoee knowing themselves indebted, would call an a at

DRY

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at present.

fNfcOVERMAN tt BOURNE hate at preset, and Intend keeping, a general and extensive assortment^ 7hich they will sell as low as ai^x honae on

Dee. 5,1«1 lOtf

ALL descriptions of Lienors for sale by the undersigtiod. Purchasers art invitod to test their quality. They will be found pure. -lOtf GROVERMAN ST BOURNE.

Cash for Furs and Peltries.

WSkins

2 will paycash for any quantity of Fur and Deer Coon or some other varmint. Dec. 5,1851-lOtf GROVERMAN St BOURNE.

NOTICE.

undersigned will take Pork, Feathers, Furs, Deer Skins, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Boons, &c., at the market prices, for all debts due. They will also pay tha highest cash rates for these articles.

Dec 5,1851-lOtf GROVERMAN &. BOt'RNE. "W* •I

New Books.

Ladles of the Covenant, by James Andorson»r Scenes aad-Legends in the Nortli ef Scotland, by Hugh Reveries of a Bachelor, by Ike Mar Vf I. [Miller. Life of Adoniram Judson, by J. Clement. Romances, Lyrics and Songs, by II. Taylor. Sketches in Ireland, by Thackery. Lily and the Bee, by Samuel Warren. Naval Life, by Lieut. Lynch. Captaina' of the Old World, by II. W. Herbert. Sacred Streams, by George B. Cheevor With many other New Books shortly expected at

Nov. 38,1851-3w CHILD'S BOOK STORE.

Bl LAWRENCE,

COMMISSION, FORWARDING,

'A^rl, 1

WlSSTRRlf PRODUCE MERCHANTS, IOO Cany Street, ... OM.KAB*.

L^ISRAL ADVANCES mads on property conii&ood to tte aboTe boose by II. D. SMITH.

JAMES M. AACUER,

24, l«5l-4tf Proprietor,

S O N S I E S UJ8TBAL WASHING FLU II), Ua saia at R.H.SWAlir«

Prairie Ulty Dm Store.

HAVE cawsseaced tha arrfagt ttunHflHIbttdMM i|l tlKH rfttW |g|{jr occttplfci by C.U.B*s4*op, as 4ihstreet. AObfasebes

af lbs boiissss wilt Is ftoamp&f tthdM Is, sad aay wark ftw mt shapsbaU Mi It aaraassed an tha Wabisfc, lor husatj of siyje, rftgaacg aTfisMsr esssplsto watJuasBsfcijr' asd dw ability.

Ar*fatjo( dmiayes, Psffiit*, WkumweUmf a«{ ww •nw^i vnvi wm mnw in wv« 17 REPAIRING sTaUklM&daawssid»asiiOT«H«as(ieft, .Aba, FaHHlijNail TamftaMawr *ws asatataa.

Torto-VbmUv Sor.B-W jlCO.WE DOGGLAflft.

AWmrn

of Msss lssk. it W. B. WCKiSGHAM*.

•a

Has jnst roceivod a superior lot of

^thfmarktt1 Jh^^foJssT/bJ^1,10^arUc,e I Frock, Over-Coats, Box and Sacks, all qualities Punts and Vests of every variety in style and quality, 5 *'J!

TRUNKS, &o., Ac.,

We are continually receiving large addition* of

To our already extensive stock, from

Streets, LOUISVILLE, KY.

October 17, idol-tf

ITha

4,- A. C. LAW8EJCCE, Of Virginia.

Collector's Notice for the Year 185L

HAVE received* tho Tax Do^lksato for the y«ar iS5l, and am aosv rtady to receive ttufs spon sttch dnpHcatr. follnSring ara tha Rates of Talcs, as levied for the current roar: rs

For Stato porpoaa#,,oa csch fiW........25 30 Far County parposea, far I4taattc A«yl«n»* ........ I For Oeafaaj Damb, V#For Edacatiag the Wlbd,« 1 For lacrcstfag Comaton

Kaad.oaeach $100,........»v.P.l0 Pall Ta* for State parposfi, .,,........89 F«^8T*af«rCsaaty parposen,...,.,^..-25 Polf Ta* for Coaimou Sehool*,...........25

la T,tn*t-U»itt*,ataR tunes. TW Jaws ara tho same ai last'ye£r, wbleli m«k« If 'th* dnty. ot alt Tax Purer* to eaU oo me, a* ot boforo (to fimt day of Jatraarv

MOU

paiol, my doty to Ifstrsfs. Th» law aad its rrqntz* msals will ha strictly folUrtttA. »..F. Cl IfKIJSOWAM,

A few eitses' BI4XtlSSssd PARODI B.xirt Fine,

iti^!Wlio}e$ale Grbcery^toi^.

XTnion Row, Third Door from the ^Test Corner,

LUDOWICI & HUiJVlA]Yr: v/V

AKE llfe pleasure of inforintng their friends and the public generally that they are nonsfttHfi prepared for the Fsll business. Their stock of

KS TJdnoi a JOBACCO,'&o.t

fs large and well assorted, and they beiug anxious to muke room (era new? SioClt, will dispose of them It low figures. Kwry artiole always WAKRANTEDlo b«v ol'the b«jt quality. Call soon and give us a trial.

GEO. H. REEVES Si

BLACK AMD OBEEIf .TEAS,

CONSISTING OP

Fine Young Hyson^ Extra Fine Yoimg Hyson, Extra Fine Imperial, Extra Fine Gun Powder, ALL.OF THE LATEST IMPORTATIONS FROM PA

--••"j Alsd i^A fine assortment oft

GULASmAim

ALL OF WHICH HE WILL SELL AT THE MOST MOD ERA TE PRICES.

December 5, 1851-10-tf ,, UJSION

TTAg

NEXT-DOOR TO WARREN &

OUR STOCK this season is decidedly the largest—most skilfully cut and thoroughly well rrfatf#— most beautiful In quality and ratcrial'—consisting of ihe greatest variety af styles—and

time, THE CHEAPEST, mark ihat! TEffi CHE APHS^~s![..t!

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.

our own Manufactory,

Mark Well! —We superintend (He making up ot our own Goods: and, therefore we WARRANT THEf WOHKMANSHIP of every garment we sell. N. B. Any garment porchased at this Establishment exchanged if not fully approved.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FA81H05ABLE HATS, CAPS, FINK ftHIRTft, ETC., ETC.

NORTHEAST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE,

Jtil.tri,

Ceata. Stuis.

F.itlMMr mrielf or a Oepaty, wilt lis j«Jir^iorV aiiJ otffccrs, nmt has no heniuinsy hi racotniusud fit of*** Of the.htat ht filM fMHiUf*, .-•* Tar«%4l#at*, Hn 1. H.Tf. POTTER.

Collector and TttouHrtr ttf Vigo Coont^,,

A'ovenker iEUt, 1851-9-6*

BLOOMER HATS.

Untr Smc ts Ma'

ad a S as is W ha a a fls^» act. i7-3-Sm W. aUUTOX.

iii

aftfr that U®*. If the Taxes ar# »at

A FEW C««i af lymt a»d jaat rsofltad per] nptiiaisf Wh*rl(

Ladies wilfpUasa eatli

OctabarH, ml-J-3s» VV. Bt'BTOX.

G. STEPHENSON, ML

Physieiaii and Suigeon, TERRB-IIAUTB, tNDlANX

orncfc «s MsrfcM strcst assrfy oppookto liw.

JM. Oet.

December 12. 1C51.

."in

"THA®2

Oolong*

QUEEHSWAISE,

STAB CLOTHING STORE.

favors, for which I am thankful, and of which I desiro a continunnco, l^ve inJneed mc to offer to the public, a large and well manufactured stock of

iffats, Caps, Shirts, Drawers, IJndej*|liirts,

W E O II E E E S

BEEN REMOVED TO

.NORTH SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE,?

READY IIADE|iCLOTIMG,

which I amdetcrniincd to sell low consisting in port of, Cloth Coats, Dross and

which will he sold at Cincinnati prices.

Terre-Hautc, octobcr 10, 1851. K. VV. BRUICL.

LOUISVILLE

iv-jj'xa

saurf,)^

Mi 0J

STORE.

Establishment,

JVorth-]East Corner of tfiic Public

Still soars as usual above all competition! Come on, old frUndt and netp oiiet, and exam inn for yourselves^!

at the ssma

soouidcrod—of

any that

North-fi&sl Corner ol Market ond First

ftVV'BTRAUS & ISAACS.

TE lift Ivil A TE. IN D.

LOOK OTJT FOB FIBE!

And be careful to iitattre In a «ood responsible Compint y.

The Utica Insurance Company

'S locaMti nt tJTft'A, (N«w York tiUitf,) ww ort(unl»^f ia Juws, tf*50, with a copttoi of One llumfred Tbooenntt swilrei Mitder the jf^ncral Inxiiraucc tan of Nrw VsfK, nut! number* omoug iu nlo^kboUprn soma of tha ••est and wealthiest bastnaos )»eo sf Onritla cow my aixi (ho (Hiiy Sf t/ltsa. It l« anew comjMuy, li«%*i«2 «o oM lossca to matta opt a ad will lasers at us law mtaa ua say othor •ttpootM* ecwnputif» 4

Lmsts promptly and liberally adjusted P. Ji. ThouWri K-r, acting ft* Ag'ut fur lite Utlca InMtrsue« C«Knp4fly, has a p?r»oii^1 uowleJga of rnunyo^tha

NORTHERN LIGOOTSl l.

CON.STANTi.Y

Ai'PEAHfNO IN THKIR VSWAL

BKIIXlASnr In Nwiiiff# T«rw»H»«t», seeaadr N»«« north of »he Cts*l HrMg*-, on rfiwt, alsrrs wilHfe» fonotl eatwusrrty on haad, at wholrral* ooiy—

C«w»}O»l'l0rt Bammtut G*udUf*f 8a»nm*r Bietttitt Jo *, 'i-fftool PttffTaileir h,r ^ts .v* .##. 1 tisaia Seap, ho. I iPoha do "j:$f,i VVhlts bar Reap,—Alto, tip*, Soft Soap for fcunUy wa»!4ug. The aaoVa sriielra ara w^Kaaimco aud kept for safe s{ «lf (its pei»el|Mat Who!e«il« lloMm^ ssd st our Maunlactofy. it* to tuit purehaaMr «od at aa low prices us ti»y nm W bought at te litis placa for cuth. Tho r^nowaad sttprrtorffy of wir rns|iufu«iur«a Ws bepe will Issara us costisaamiB «f «ttr formt-r onatomfts, *od *e respect folfy aoiiejt tbe jfslrottafe u( Merflfbasts and all others wish!ug ts pnrthom omttnim- sulci#, and recjfitssi ell to sunlus tha sUte artmaa to parehastag Hs«wbore:

We w|E par Uisiii^fi/fst easlt price far T»l!ow, remh*rrd ie«e^ %mmmiwwksox. Tiirrt-llosk, HWICIBW38,19&t-d-3w -. .. •. j-

BOAIilIiVG.

HA^E Isastd tbe. Hoaac, fornjt-rl* known as lbs Pr. PATSIC* Pssnesrr, Ms mwsrss North t[ the FwbUi on SMHSIStnrat, sbm FEW boK/iats can Sad cotafotuMo spartmeats. ...

Xsr. Slib, kdl-4w WArflfNGTOX LtlXfE.