Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 4, Number 24, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 March 1852 — Page 3

INDIANA J^IATOWS. IOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES. Saturday,

March 6th,

The Speaker having staled that the reason indn ced him to make the selection was that be did not wish to make appointments from those who, voting for the adjournment.showed I heir desire to return borae.

To tbis Mr. Owen replied, that by all parliament ary rules, the majority of a committee are to be given those who have been instrumental in baying the committee raised, because tb#y have assumed the responsibility of the matter, and, consequently ought to have the power of carrying it out. The adjournment resoulution embraced the matter of revision of the Statutes, during the recess, and for that such committee was raised. It was argued

that suob committee would facilitate business, and hence' the adjournment was proper. But the ac tion of (he Chair was to wholly exclude the friends of the adjournment, and thus throw upon them the responsibility of that measures, and at the same time deprive them of ability to carry out views which (hey regarded as the best for the Slate.

Mrr English replied, but the debate assumed a personality, which the Reporter does not notice, because he has always avoided matters of that kind But it might be inferred from the remarks, and the whole proceedure, tiiftt fears were entertained that such a revision might probably be made, as would lead to a protracted session, when the General Assembly again convened.

During the debate Mr. Busktrk said that he had opposed an adjournment, but whet the Democrats of the General Assembly had held a caucus to consider on the adjournment, he had pledged himself to act In pursuance of its action, and bonce hit vote in favor of his adjourning.

The motion to reconsider was carried—ayen 52 noes ill. Tho question then recurring on the adoption of the resolution to give the Speaker the appointment of tho committee ef revision.

Mr. English moved to amend by strining out the resolution, and inserting that the House, the Sen ate oonourring, will not adjourn,

The amendment was laid on the table—ayes 47 noes 29. Mr. Mudget moved to amend the resolution by substituting an election by a viva voce vote of four members, to constitute a revising committee.

Mr. English declared that It had been his determination to resign, as or,e of the committee on revision and had so expressed himself to the Speaker and others, this morning. His resignation wssacor pled.

The motion of Mr. Mudget prevaiiod—ayes 69, noes 10. The question being on the ad option of the reso* lution, as amended, those who voted iii ^^affirmative were 50, and in the negative 27.

Mr. English, being in the Chair, decided that the resolution changed a standing rule of the House. J..

From this decision Mr. McDonald appealed. And the question being, shall the deoision of ihe Speaker be the decision of the House it was decided in the negative—-ayee 31, noes 45,

Here the following communication was read by Ihe Clerk IP* -Z&

HAUL

trk

I8£l.

Mr. Mulg«t1rfb&d to reconsider the vole lakes on yesterday, by which the House gsve the Speaker (be power 10 appoint the revising committee. (This motion gave rite to considerable debate, on this point, whether If the vote waa reconsidered, the House could take to itself the election of the committee, or whether the Speaker bad not that power under the genera] rules of the House. The Speaker Hated that hU power under the general rules, was that be had the appointment of all committees and that under the resolution of adjournment, which declared that the joint revising committee should be •appointed

On the other band it was declared that tin# words 'all committees referred to those committees only which are are ordinarily raise! during a sessionf bat that this was unusual and extraordinary committee, and thai in the ordinary use of the word 'appointed' by an election as by any other man

You will please lay this my resignation

of Speaker of the House before the body over which you are temporarily presiding, and oblige Yours respectfully,

Here a motion was made to adjourn, which did not oarrv. Mr. MoDooald remarked that he entertained the highest repeet for die gentleman who had just resigned but he entirely differed from him, as to the question whether the aotion of the 1/oute had cast any imputation upon him. The majority here had taken a different view from Mr. Davis upon the subject of the apointment of the misng committee, and such difference of views should mm

strued into a disrespect towards tlieir presiding officer. We were the independent rajpntaaatatives of the people, and such we are to act as we think ia right.

Mr. Owen expressed siroUar view*. Several motions were made I© adjodto, but they want lost.

Mr. Gookins offered a resolution to go u.to elecuou for Speaker, on to-day at o'clock. Hera a considerable discussion ensued aa to whether the Cierk or the present occupant of the Chair was the proper parson to preside.

Mr. fiagiiah decided that the Speaker ftotihl under the rales, make an appointment to continue in fhcoa until s^M(OiwM j, ^%Il

On mogon the House

tan*

Wahiakts,—Tb«

«*& t»« to

The Wild Owl.—The

Hay,100*4, ton...

,0fd6:50

Lard Oil,

Horn* orRsr's,)

March 6,1868.

NO. W. DAVIS,

W*. H, R*Ru5fr. Mr. Davis said he was Induced to tsko this course, because the aotion of this House was not only a diaaprobation of his aotion as Sprskcr, but a oensure upon him. It impugned his motives, and therefore no person with just and proper sentiments, would longer continue in an ofSeeto be held under sueh circumstances.

If gal

kinds

Bt8 oxikiag tend war«

ranti asaifnabks feat bus oft Ik ttUs ia the lloaaa, tad th*r«Jor« n«^ m* b* «Jtpe«UMl tO pacs tll* fTHMt

c«df, Csiw Seadiftt a wtl|tr VtrdKt HfM.

aoatraoM aad

The sum total of materia! aid received by is Kossuth in Cincinnati, is within fraction of 8l 4*000. (Fourteen thousand dollars.) Of this amount f9,000 were donated. Mid the remainder Q&JOQ0 resulted from the'sale of bonds. So says the Gazette.

Kossuth, notwithstanding the City authorities voted "him down five different times, did stop at Louisville. The gallant Kentuckians will give the Hero a hearty welcome, while they imitate their greatest leader in tarnrng a cold shoulder to the cause! /T'- v'

Prentice, of the Louisville Journal has boldly essayed to settle the question so much discussed at this time whether Kossuth is or is not Governor of Hungary. His decided impression is, that the Emperor ol Austria is the Governor of Hungary.

Whig Nomination —The Whig convention of the State of Maryland have unanimously nominated Milliard [sic] Fillmore, as the first choice of the Whigs of that State for the Presidency, and appointed a commitee [sic] to inform Mr. Fillmore of the nomination. ——————— ----->We learn that the Committee on Roads and Canals in the Lower House of Congress, will report in favor of an appropriation of half a million of dollars to the building of a new canal around the falls of the Ohio. ———————

Adrian Expositor says:

"We understand there is an Ottotra Indian lady in Michigan, who will soon take the field of song under the title of the Wild Owlwho can hoot down all her illustrious predecessors.''

She is going to make a tour through thisBlbk of woods in a short time. ss"^£ tsri *1

Mail Ahiakgembhts—Thei Government has completed an arrangement with the Cleveland and Pittsburgh, and Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad Companies, for the transmission of the Mails over their roads. The contract will take effect early this month. 1? i.*

Hon. A Burt, member of Congress from South Carolina, oontinues ill at home, and has declined

re-election. -----

The overland parties to California from this county, will recieve numerous acqusitions, in consequence of the difficulty of obtaining passage on the steamers. -----

Maine editor says the adoption of their temperance law has infused great activity into the medicine business. Mint juleps are bought at the drug gists under the head of vegetable tonics while sher rycoblers are only known as inspired cordwainers The people of Maine may not consume so much ardent spirits as formerly, but the way they indulge in medicine is a ca ution*

Speaking of women voting at electrons, the editor of the Burlington (Vt.) Sentinel says: Cradles are the ballot-boxes for women—in which they should deposit* not votes, but voters.

TEREE-HATJTE PRICES CURRENT. Corrected Werkly for th* Tcrrc-Ilauit Journal.

Flour, brl

$3,35

Rto,

Lfnacod

Corn Meal,¥ bnah

Onu, bu*h 15 Cheese, 8. 10(313 Whiakev. gal..bbl

Bacon, nog round none llog»,Vcwt..

9010

.30

Cgg*!

bnsb

1,00

1 II. PARVIIf,

patent

of my

swflfcrtag*.

mem

apaa

Far

th««gfclSartaparUta.

ad daapair

m«

mlad

fiwb,

«d

aat to aa» aay ssara attar battia. Bat datii

aad mlad

be con

bordt^inf

niicH

hava

au UaUlt.

sal*

0Cr The New York Journal of Commerce says that the celebration of the late anniversary of Washington's birthday in that city, was more general and enthusiastic than any that has preceeded it since the centennial anniversary in 1832. The aame, «e presume, may be said of its celebration all over the oountry. if.

OH,

gal

Whoat, buoh 45^50 Bran, bnah Corn, buoh 3(V®2$ Shorts, IP bu#h ..IU

bnah

30»35

1,19

Wool,V

37W

.40

Chlckrna,V dot

1,25

«al4^f4,'lO

Bacon, hams, city cured...10 Applea, buah...3,00 Lard, lb

Peaches,driod,,whoJe dried bush..

Flaxseod, bush ?(@75 Apple#, groen, bush... 1,00 Feathers, tb JH|»30Pork barrals..........75^90 Ginseng, lb

Beeawax.'T

Nails, lb

Newspaper Agency.

nR. a. D. HOTTER

SHAKEK SARSAPARILLA/ The Great Spring and Summer MBDK2XNB

PROOF PROOF PROOF TLADY SAVED! Da. How*—Dht

J?lrr—It

the taut

N. B.

.3,00

»». .30

Raga.r Rf 909&Lan! kegs 3»«J Bailor, lb

12'^®l* Flonr

larrel«

**•.............8: Half barrel* SO Salt,

Timothy Seed,V buah..1,50

Coal, bnah 10 Clover Seed, bush 6,00 Potatoes,* buah

.5096®

Iron,

Oniona, bush..

.1,00(91,35

Molasaos,V

Rice, lb

Coffee, lb 19U Mackerel, No. 1...... .14.WI Sugar,

ft 8»10

Mackortl. No.

6J£

Serelknadixo aad Prodnce Bro-

k«rt also, Generni Newspaper Agent* Office, Sautb-oaat corner of Columbia aad Main Streets, Clncianati, Ohio, Is ber*by appointed agoat of tho "TarreHaote Journal." Ho ia duly authorized by us to receive aad receipt for SubaeripUoaa, AdvorUaosMiita, 3tc.

InflMti

toy

wars,

to b*

aflletod

mmo^bM "by

with

nt«n

kid for

rsdteoad

toaawtwiMMh

aaad ail

mrilciaw

bat ail ta

past aad nnda ap my mtad that dsath eoaid raiiava

ra-

At this motn*atalaaa

yow 8ak»r

«pwparaUaa,

(Hand

waaM

ta feet

«a

bad waa my

sttwroee—ee rvdaead ta

aa dasjpati that

was dataraia

I fi

fiatsbsd what nt

flit

eh««tg*d—iu apMatiaa

aa aw was waaikrfat—Iwasaatirely

that atfht toy

mmh

1 atfMHtcaeed

niraealaas.

nay ahaaai

was

waaoenn

—I

awry

aad ftwttffa, aad saaa ciataiwaisowl tasprwrtaf la health, aad aaattaaad ta da sa frass that tin*, it Is aaw

t*a w**k«

staea

ahacat

eaasptcta elwaga

ia any

eoaraaaead astaf yaar Shakar

rttta* dartas which

UnM I

Sanapa-.

mm **h

Tosn,lte'

Raaiilat

rr.--« tlM p$t

Mo,

prsparatlM of Shifcst Sataapartlta. aad 1 fnaly Mim ft bathe aaly aasa tandy for iadtfsatiaa, ar Lift CaaaOat, that haaavar hesst aflhrad to tMpaUk, Ihr I eaa aay, that aa

wwju

V.n. 'Ss V«,. kSLMta.l.-iA'' i".--"

has ever yet been brought to this good town of Terre-Haute. We are continually receiving large additions of 7

octow 1?, 1851-tC^?^]'

mr~ 1

3 .12,50

.gal.50:Mackerel,

Molasses,sugar lieaso.

No.

3 10^00

.do.60Codfisb,

fresh, lb

nMbritM, tor

thtLim Camptaiat,

pata ia

ridt,

which, at times.

wttk*tbtefttbtr,

aad

aad,

be cared,

I b««ara«

1 eeatd

»tattntwttMt main

gava mysatl

hava bcaa atteadsd by

fot«,aav«rd«aU«. v|t:

ttta

best

Has just received a superior lot of

ALL OF WHICH HE WILL SELL AT THE

December 5, 1851-10-tf

BEMOVAL AND SETTLEMENT.

GROVERMAX BOURSE

J_^AVING

phptoiMii 1

removed their

Oaa daar

aad

ildtavM

•at tUtpd ta admit that tatter* that I she hava fcae* ta

sw|nm,had

It aat hw for jpaar

as I rraa was at mt un, aad

I ^ay Gad that yaa an laaf ha aparad* dwaagh yaar tavdlaaMa arikte, 4s sflwlan thaaaSMafsal' thaha

DEBORAH KIN HAM,.

aa tth strwat,aaadear wast af 3Saia, rtwniaaall

Battle,

«r

six Batllas

,s. Far

$&.

aaia

few

|U B. SUFAIK,^. .^..TwM-Baaic JRCliWINOHASI, da a Mi lAOVITH, Par^btMia. JK W. COKOVSR BKk, Saw&^Qtwa.

AlSOj.

ahawt

MetWWI

JJiND^bMMp MMI MMfMft COUGH CANDY.

AadaaeaaaawlalhuS.D.Bews, Ka.

tSactaaatt, Ohia,

ta wheat

large

mod

°f tfSAHIIfi.

ia atar*sagawiSsd radtlsaa*

arast

i(c)«ads

I17U. I

abaat t«a days wlthMt its pradttCiiqr tba stifhtaat

did aa far

efi«ct

aad

Immediate sattiaaiaat.

the

17* O aceoaat*

Decewber 5, 1851-10 tf

-tr

HAS BEEN REMOVED TO

••NORTH. SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE," NEXT DOOR TO WARREN A TURNER.

We would inform (he Public that, in order to make way for our SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING, we will dispose of our entire stock qf

Any one desirous of obtaining Winter Clothing at Eastern Wholesale prices will do well to give us a call. ,^ Always on hand, a good assortment of

filHato, Oapa, Shirts, Drawers, Undershirts^ Trnnks, j&c., &Q., which will be sold at Cincinnati prices. Terre-Haute, Maijch 12,1852.

LOUISVILLE

CLOTHINGSTORE

AndHat« and« Cap^ Establishment,

Any garment purchased at this Establishi&dnt" t&clifiAg&d if not lolly approved. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FASHIONABLE HATS, CAPS, FINE SHIRTS, ETC., ETC.

GEO. H. JiE,EEyjES_.i

BL.ACK AM) GR£M T£AS,

CONSISTING OF

1 Fine Young Hyson, Extra Pine Young Hyson, Extra Fine Impwial, Oalong,

E a in

ALL OF THE LATEST IMPORTATIONS FROM PANAMA AND CHINA Also,—A fine assortment of

GLASS AND QUEMSWARE, MODERATE PRICES, am.

cxteosireamorUneiil

W W W TO S

thetr otdataad*woatd begiad ta asa thalr

aastoaiors their

Naw Stara.

Haviuf,aim,openedat

a aaw

Salt

T^ANAWHA

shI

i,18SI-

Ca»spBMt»

*1! Mdm wsM

De$ee*etll»lW.iay

haaaafc.

LAKE SALT tfwsys oa WL

&!£**

^%OTS0t£)f1k BOORNE tec* at ptwestl, *aati»tjr

mm)

star Pnntl

Dae.S,l8H-IMr

«|tO

5 rf ia

t-- a

N CvQWQ* "I

»Dry Goods at Cost

"IITE ars Assi»»as af visaing swr atodt af GOOOS,aad will dtmeee (tfUtem at ee#t, for caah. OM.S, JiSSi-lOlf GROVEEMAN A BOURNE.

For

OSOVEJUtAK

ABOt?RKBL

keepiog, afwmnri aad extaaatve tswrtawst of

GROCI£ltliS9» WiMi thay sriHaaQ sa law aaaatylMMMsa* thoWobask. JJnc. 5,18S1-1W

Qa«ensware and Hawlfiim AVCfO ii lMfa aiaii'tMiai laxaa haad.sdid srtAlag'tid—a ^JaaMMiii vum 3»o*£R*A* mmm&U

af tba bast

BOURNS.

AtX* j^MWrtfitiaaa «f ISfwn srfahyl

Umi

a»fcwlg«iiid. Tatclwuersaps

taal

tiairfaallly

TWysrig

«°**v

NORTH-EAST CORNKE OF TIIK 1'IIBLIC SQUABS,

E E A E I N I A N A

Still soars as nsnal above all competition!

ii Come on, old friends and new ones, and examine Jor yourselves I OUR STOCK this season is decidedly the largest—most skilfully cut and thoroughly well mademost beautiful in quality and materia]—consisting of the greatest variety of styles—and at the same time, THE CHEAPEST, mark that!

THE CHEAPEST—all

FASHION ABLE^LOT HIN G.

To our already extensive stock, from our own Manufactory, North-East Corner of Market and First Streets, LOUISVILLE, KY. Mark Well!—We superintend the making up of our own Goods and, therefore we WARRANT THE WORKMANSHIP of every garment we sell. -*m' mm

STRAUS &, ISAACS,

NORTHEAST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE,

j^f^'^f^TERRE-HAUTE, TND.

Tl^§,s=TI^

MOST

Cash

Hour.

best

FAX1LT

FTIHE aalenifaad

DRY

m§ Ai*a,

\rinter

things considered—of any that

m®m

new

hovao

Clothifig

W. BRUEL,

courso

FLOUIt, Uta haat arlicla

the market, alwava for by

D«e.$,

af Books. th#y woatd ba

pleaaad if thoaa kaawian thamaalsas ladahtad» wadM catlS

lf Sl-10tf

OROVERMAN A BOURNE.

1VOTZCEL

will

Shias,

Wheat, Carn, Oats, Baaiw,&e^at the tanlrat

prima, for all dehta dne. wiii also pay the htghtat caah rataa theaa

l|51r10tfarticles.Tfaey

D^ 5»_for

Hew ussaiy of Pisco Infee, at act 3,1851 W. H. BUCKINGHAM'S.

Tanner's Oil,

S)Z BARRELS of a firat rata 4«altty4 iost roceimd aad for sal* hv

WJDOWlCl ft BVLttAJf,

Vmm Hem

Jaa. 17-16

3rf

imrfnm Wast

Inst lteo«iTed

esW)%aaM«(f aad fisrasla, a tatof APPLES, aft tka imbsisi af BRITTON ft CO

a grant tyifly af

iavH«ifia,Gtmk,

W ftsnad tmrm JOHlt wNUMJunmmt,

«i»at t)a« o*«ntn)*A3»o ritsT

nptllG

uodcfsirMd

This

house

««ad

large

Kail, alt

papttred*.

a |i4eiwai4«toppii^|»bee

In short,

anacroMblc

y""-' HJS TABLK

Wtll

sjwftjs be

bat of tbo

o( the

largo and

Tam-Ilaate,

February

87,

$79

Ticket,

rrtpcclable

ri. reeved

VNION ROW.

for Furs and Peltries/ caah for any qaantTty of For and Deer

wlil pay

Coaa

or some

ether

Dec.Skias

vitrmiBl.

5, l&l-lOtf GJf^ VEHMA N & BOURN &

srnMfst^

TERRK-HAUTK, INDIANA.

hu leasedrftStt Juim S, Clakk

1 *bova ubm how», «rtost«d j«*t

bat

«xporie«ca that bo

alt wbo may

furor

informiof persons

line

in the city will

the

at' th«

bo*)»

th»

^iic

|r«ith cnUrjwS tnd hspwwd

add

ett^rU, bed* and betkitrtf.

comf.rt

for likajmaa of

or trwvcltUig iubtk,

aessUht,for each $l!

for winter

Demonstrator's Ticket,

Fee,

$35

Hospital Tlbket,

Medical College will

The Demonstrator

student.

unrivalled in any western or southern city and the

b^raonuCiMMl aspaeteaa «Uat«e

forafeh«d with a«ir furuitui*,

ft»|te

ttw

mwtt

plowun*

^arUcuUrty

MtNp «sk cbauubmw,

tho*

trl»owNht°

tako

pHrate coav«rance» or

bo ptlaa spr esseape

tflMpto.

wiil

«^»srod

Mtirelymw, MMRftlw

Uat»awUi

b«

ill

nded

"public

m*ao

bort tha wutry

Uu?t«

of his patroa?.

his

aadnjeannt stoppiaj pl»C« for

bisgaestsj

:,v

ftttht»h»-dWithrite

•haitaw,

mfeatane*%aad sot the

ard»—a»«lQgo,poSja

qnr«d 14

expoaoe will ba

adhaiulntoir to the

£T*Ufic*Uon

HfS 8TABI.E AND 8HE»S

ma St

AllliilS

Ar* at *11 alteaded

a«U BRK09 S

food bay »»ft*grain,,and

boot

ta Mty

sapptfcjd trhb

aa eXperfcaeed aeti

CI1AHCJES MODERATf-:—tALL AND SEE Miring bena lott^ aad favorably

wilt be

him

*b}«to

with a can.

Bourdon taken by the tmk, month, or mr. vmi

Boarccrs

taken by

FfbroarySV,

1 SaS

piakae

StiaS DA\

kew

GRKEN.

E S A IS E N

Notice to Builders.

34J3II, DOOR, BLIND AND FRAME 2 MANUFACTORY,

HAVE

oomoMMoead the

merty occupied by

Poet

l8S3-29:-tf

WAJTTED.

desirous

of purchasing or more towp

desirable of the city.one-a Feb. 27th,portion

1S52. WM E. MoLEAN.

Somithing New for the Season.

rl^lIE •ubscriUier huajusi

rcecived

market all which will

t^ sold

Feb. 27th—«3t

Tcrre-H^jite and Lafayette Tri-Weekly Packet Steamer WW. PHILLIPS, A. DON ALLY,

JSL

••Bp

apply

Hoard or to

Tf-" 07 10*0

rre-Haute*Feb.

27 1853 tf

"^CINCINNATI or E I I N E A N S E

T^Scttiwe for 186*41 dwt«aws§

Faculty.

A. H. BAKER, M. D.,

GUANT,

aad

President of tho Faculty,

I'rofettor of Principles and Practice of Suryrry. B. S. LAWSON, M. D.,

Registrar,

Profrttor of Throry and Practice of Medicine. EDWARD MEAD, M. D., Proftnor of Ob*Mric» and Disrates of Women and Children.

R. A.'SPENCER, M. D., Profttur of

Anatomy

and Pkpniotogy.

Profeuor of Chemitiry and Pharmacy, .v....... JjAMES GRAHAM, M. D., '.H Profetaor of Mattrim Mtdica and Thcraptuticf, SC.

Si.

D.,

Demoiutrator tf Anatomy.

rTlfJE

Spring and Summer Session of this

will

commence on lite second Monday

Tho Winter

Session will commence on

In November, and close on the last of February.

FEES.—Professors'

Call

above b^aiaeea In the shap fer-

Bishop, on

Offiea, Terre-Haute aad

the

that may want anything in the abosa

of baaiaea», aad invite

them to

(five

Persons

wlil

fiud

p^im to

aecotnmodat« them

a oail,

tend ntanufoetariaf my arttelea from eery

of Lmmitr.

l**t qmalitg

ereotin^hulldiugsUtathecity

in or country

to their istereet to five meacall, as

shail

npua

in finiah and

and

leave

theiatest

of work. from a distance can be aeut through the Post Office,Oniera

ordera as early

atytes

Matriculation

$10

BARTLETT, STOCKTON CO.,

WH0LE8AI& 6R0CJR8r Forwarding ft Commission Merohants No. 9S« Walnat JltreeL

WILL

ak« Pork, Faatfiaia* Fata, Daer

GKOVEAMAN &. BOtJI|Ut£|^

Jnst Reeehred

SHAKfiabylarge

Career.

Csaal Baala.

Pheipa* Tmra&mf CShiade

meioceH TSB *TA .r apsngde af 9mm BmaiMi RaBraad, Csasl, 'SSsm ami WliaaiKsat Raatea, astsasa satsd «Mi a 1Um 'Wtf af Aa Uattad fltataa. -fSaraalafar^

H**?

Fas

aad

A&E

W. H. BUCmifOaAM.

8^1

———————

Hens' fiaii tai Cmpm. Tmramd Gtik If sis. Bays*. Caps, six:

*»d 1

flw*. F« «ls daasjy

c. toes,

GraUubtlou

Students

having

ellouded

two

full

this Institution, by Matriculating and paying

admitted to a course in

$15.

The College edifice, located on the corner of Western Row and Lougworlh streets is

Anatomy will continue the

charge of his duties during tha spring and summer course and the Faculty feel confident, that practical anatomy can be taoght, during the spring, to Uta entire satisfaction of

easily obtained. Cincinnati affords facilities for teaching, and

for the prosecution of the etttdy of Medicine and

ence of two regnlar medical schools must present to the studsnt many reasons why he should gtva this point

preference. Boarding

can

ba olrtsitted

Residence

E A N

A N E A E IN O E BEL AIR,

R.OCKS,

«xlst»

ttte

from

Registrar.

per

A. U.

week.

For further information,at addrsss fey tetter or otherwise, the President

,s--

BAKER, D„

No.

143

IW/«»

6tb

fit,

bet. Bso« and

B. 8. LAWSON,

£tw,

Residence No. 3%2 6th St. bet. Western Row and John, February 31,1858-22w6

mSX:

D., Rtgi&w.

"i A. II. L. BAKKR a a is

spsss ...

Trrr^mj'

(EEL RIVER PBKDKR DAK,) J,*-"

v.. CLAY COt'IfTV, iNttrAKA.

for

bnltiltBg purposes, for

ssJe

Brl Air

the

Quarries. feb.

27-251/

CINCINNATI, OHId".'

give prompt attention to tba sale of Pork, flacoa, lari, Hotter, floor, W«d, Feather* *%1 Country Prodnee generaliy. Aad also, fill ORDERS FOR CINCINNATI MANUFACTURER*,

At shortest tudiee*

February 37, lB5S-sa-6m

Fresh Garden Seeds!

VILLAGE. cro *f 16S1. doaa wp fh itast

parcels a aad com Mats assortment, teat rwoeived aad far aata K. S. WOLFE, February yi, 3SS5-30w4 Waet efcie Pdblje ^w.

£. s. wot

Forwarding and Commiieion Kerchant,

TEKRE-HACTE,

Jaaaary33,

WINTER

INDfANA.

GROCERIES.

LT7DOWIOI A HITUtAjr

mht

teaalviag *b*ir apriag slaek, etatMlsr af a iati aassrtasmaf ttrocairtesafaa loads, Sdtaee^H^s, Cflais, Lettii«rlie^ aU af aUefe will ba disposed sf af tba lawsat %w%

Csfral tfss OadouaSiai*, Ualaa Raw. Mm** S,

Ifca^SMy. L.ftM.

rpBE biMbsat uwwbTt pHwi prtd IsCASH far Rsp, Old

Wsftt IHsafftwrWrlw, Caf««bia s»d iWrt iw*%

W0,K 0l«JJ0B?THR

in the

m*r T.OM? ort rrtiio b\ mu

Bement's Old

and

competent

Ho«d tler.

known tho

Wahokx, Jefl^raaa

bouse

coafideat

from lour

keeper

county, Ohio, he fwl

WHQU58ALB AND RETAIL

4KALKR IN

CHINA," GLASS and QUBENSWARE, PAPER HANGINGS, &o.,

RESPECTFULLY

Uuion

informs tha «tti*on» of ti.fr a^i

the snrroundlnjtie#ntie!, that he has r««in ed front Baaton

and

tits Eastern

deairmble stock

Pape

Hanglafa,

aira examine

Eo»».-th street, near

w^Std

Uka

thia

methad

generally,just

citim

4 IIUt'MAN

and

will reoehre immediate attention. Persons

possible.

G. W. SHAFFER.

dt^

for the same

ftow.will

klnda

All

of Domestic

LlQ,lJ

Uio

alwav*01iS» on hand. Terre-Haute, Jsnasry

lota

ri^HH

direct from St. Louia

a trg« and well selected supply of Family Groceries, comprising many articles to be found nowhera else

in the

reasonably cheap.

fi. S. WOLFE.

Mas

ter, will run as a regular packet between Terre-Haote and

I^sfkyetts

leaving Terro-

Haute every Monday and Thursday returning leave Lafayette ovary wedneeday and Saturday hor freight

west,

In»Ututlon»

Tickets apriiis and

averv brga

CbiiM,

Glasa,

QaeeiwWer#,

and

which h«

will

adl

\V holksalk or

til

Rkta.il, on the most accommodating Urwi He is a)ao in receipt of «W* eh«lce PA .Ml LY QBW CKRI £S% a'iiioh he will dispose of at retaU.

my stoch. a

E WOI.FE

Terrs-{fsute^Jae.33,1853^ Westaida qftha

DOUBLE

-7w

Rectified Whiskey. LUDOWICIDouble

now nwUnfsetwrinj

are

article of

Roc

SATUHDAY, the 21th day of M«rch» sell nt Aucllon at the Court IIoiiho door In Torrft-"' iJnulo,Public

Iwl weru

courses in any other

ijecliou

in Range

capacious building

ably suited for lecturing purposes, and affording as fine rooms for dissections, as can be fouud In any similar establishment.

Whiskey,

lifted

any ever brought from Cincinnati, nnd in

far superior

ktrcngth,

tho best ever sold in

try.flavorthose'idedly

All who prefer a

purity

tUfs w.-nUrii

first

,i-

con

«te

article

moneV

STOTE.

a common

please call

ono

the

CINCINiS ATI

and o'clock, r.

the hours of

sopftrotvly.

parts nnd sold

will be valuable property for

dls

Utfe

Material for his department ia abundant and

will be sold upon t|U«l credits of six and twelve

tlif

purchaser giving

uotes

and Foreign WINKS AND

qaality,

best

snbacriber on hand lot of Two

Waggons,—on*having Log Waggon,—a

With top,—and two Two-Horse

wiii sell cheap for

CASH

lying In

was

of tnnd

$37 CI

prices,

and

alCiucluuati

!8&H7tf & II.

^fofio &.I«.

florlo

one Family

CwrUus

Biggies

all of which

or e*cUatigo

PsMiuaTON.Vlfci

for

GOOD VOItK tlOHSKS.

JOHN P.

connty, Ind.,

pWFFJCY.|I

D«c. Q4, l8Si-tf

D. JOHNSON.-

Boot and Shoemaker, .WH One door South of the Eagle Grocery, on jih Street, Repairing done on short notice.

pasaage

M. E o. WOLFE.

Terre-Hanto, aojMember

lfl,

11 ERF.BY 6IV KN, that on the

185'J,

lxtw«-fn

fivo

acrca of land off the North

I8fl»5t-lv

NOTiOB

10tl» day of At

prl',

the legal hours, at the Court House

in the Town IVrre-Fiuute, will

uoor

oflfar

for

highest bidder,of ihe following tract of land, to

-witsale

township

tion thirty

sight

(81

twenty*theto

cud

(30)

of tli West half of Sec

cloven

ll)

North of Hangs

Vigo comity,vIndiana

mortgaged by

$43 0 I,

coats of

in Township

loan of

Jannary

March and

continue sixteen weeks when the degree of Doctor of Medicine will be conferred as at the close of winter

the first Mondsy

which

W«»|«iy

Range

the non-from

10,

paymsnt

of the

tract

Hurelay,

Town

for loan

and by hfm forfaited fur

iutcrest

Piiticlpiu,

of sale to

due

tlioieuti.

Interest and per centum amounts

tho

ut sale.day

adWtbing

the West half of the North-five

(II)

to be added

ALSO AT TUB SAME TIME AND

North of

lLALIif

The following ct land will ba offered for solo to the highest bidder,tra-witf'

fifty- neres off the Houth end of

Han

(30)

West eunrtsr of Section

Kight

said county Vigo which land was mortgaged by

ley Barclay,of

for

west, lying In

$Sfl 00

Wvs-

from town

virtue of

UrUor

ifly

petition as

Azei.

aummor

Runge

and by him forfeited for the non*piiynioul. of the Interest duo thersan.

Piitirlpal, Interest and per crntum dim on tho day of sals $06 0'J «oita of advortlsing

Itff

HERT

30, lPS2-18*ts.

sesxiohs.

ba added at solo.

tto

A I,

LANOli, Auditor.

Administrator's Salo.

of the Vigo Protista Court,

Adluiulstrator

Iloi-MKi, dccaascJ,

on tho

eatato

of Dr.

will, on

m.,

highest hiddnr Lots numlier ten fifteen In the vision of

twelve north,eubdi*^.tha"to

number aixteon,midTowu.

nine west, iu tlio

roniity

together in

lie

an ohlotig

ucros i« tlie whole. Thoy

adiulr

of Vigo. Sold two lol#v

form and contain about

will

with

without the

lienrfit

advantages

Burgsry

NEW BOOKS'

ATMS

and Ob»ta«ios, a Romance, bv Jantss. Tbe Mysteries of the People, by fc'ig«*rte Kqc.' The School far Husband* hj

nUteeu

divided for

sole

inonlln—Tliey'lde.*acres/'fourreinto

Ivach

lot of shout four

Hiiy

a little out of To

person wishing

to ti,

or for pasture, or gardening.to

itpproved

security,

paysbla

luws.

of the appraisement

Fab. 90, L8534t WA1. D.GRiaWOLI), Adm'r.

•f Administrator's dale. W~)Y virtue of an Ordcsr of the Clay Probate C#6rt, onf I) my petition us administrator of the cslsts of Nethan, Bnircl ttrchfleid, dacaaaad, I will,

On Mundit)', the Ath 4 »f 'of April, IB5J, sell at Public Anction, at the Court Hou«r, (ur pJace of holding Courts), Iu Itowling-Cresn, lictvresu tlif hours of10 o'clock, A. M. ind 4 o'clock, P. M., to the hi({he(i »i bidder, the following dcfcrllwd real eflats in spid cvuuty^ of Clsy, to-wltf

The north-west quarter of the north-east qnart«r Sfla llie\' north-east quarter of tho northeast qutirter of Section fifteen, Town, ten, North, Range seven, VV«st.

Al*o, The sast aftc-hulf and the norlli-east quarter of tlia| nortlt-west qnnrter, and ths north-east quarter of the north-r esiit quarter of Heel. iW, Towa. 10, North, Hungry 7, W'set.

Alno, The west onchair of theaoutliM'oM tmnricr So&|ionr thirty-four, Town, eleven, North, Range *ij. West." Al*o, 03^ ACIIKS off tlie west «uie-h«lf seuth-Weit qOfirter Sretlott 36, Town. U, North, Itanje 5, Weft.

AUo, The Dow**'* interest of Mary Iseuk Ih the southw^ist quarter of tlie south-east quarter of junction ten, Town, ten, Range seven, \Vc«t.

The above lands lie convenient to the W«!m«h ttnA Erlo Cimal and will make three valuable fartlis. They WiJ b« sold in parcels ss above deteril»ed,^one-tliird of (lie purrJjaso mon*y will be required lb hand, the rpUtie in two eqsst:^ payments, one of twelve, and one of Hghtesn months credit,* •the purchaser gi itig nates with approved sec«rityt:«% jthout relief from valuaAon or appraisement law*. tFobrm^SM, 1*55-3w A. T. ItO^R, Adm'n

Ia/Iv

SartaiuV Msgnsiaaa for February,

Bnlwr Lyt#owl'

Amy Lswreno#, ar ths Frmmasati'e Dsagiiter, by tha^* aafiior af ••Sltatifii^d Hall/' C«lesti»e. or Sight* sad Shadewt of I^.ndon Life. Floonoa Sackviiia, or Soif-Deprttdimce, an auloUft*. 4i? graphy, by Mrs Barbtiry. Tba

Fs***«tWvwsa'Oii»»r!i "N Ferwley Manor, *r F^llib

Whig Almanac for 1862. Life of Dsa Marhia, hy

tits Iflnomitantv ...

Faicanbrl^go,

Reverlrti af au Otd Wm, cooMlalag lmpbHaitt fftuts to Yonpg ^ten. TKirBsirelm of the PWIf t«si l»y R. Bonaoy. S nicker bork^r, Inter national, Urabam, Godey, and

W. If. m/CKtlttiftAftf,bysalefor

February S7, l&fcif1 $ign thf Big Book.

the TraTeUara' Guide

a%Tt0C011 tb« States of Michigan, I ttUmtsi, Missouri, let** mad Wimnria, with Railroad, C«»al. Huge and »*•«#boat Routes, accompanied wi«h

WHjStStMLi

Ki« Vhf af tha abovsg lutg. iO-AS'tf

W. II. WJCKINGUAM'S.

t- "li.J.I""" I 1. "Ml.

r. coostecfcT. «•». E. K'LSAJJ. COOKERLT at McLEAN, ATTOaNClfS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAHf,

_^ TEUBE-IIAUTE,

INniAKA.

W. 33. MqXJBAN, £9TQB»0«narsr •sd of Deeds fcr IIt Slates cf

Rid Seatfidrf.

W9t glv# prompt attent»«a to ths tab tag of Deposition*, Aefcnawle^aaeet of De*ds, Martg«^«s, Powors af Attoi aey.awd trxtrrtce Jaarwsr fmtw

Ifaiarfa! epsrsctsr. ary, rnhru Row, adjoining If

ihiti fi' 0Sea.