The Wabash Courier, Volume 3, Number 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 December 1834 — Page 3

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THE COURIER.

Terre-Haukj lnd.

TBtUD^r, DECEMBER 25, 1894* a 2J» The cillicit* of the County of Vijto »re rrtoectfully invitad to m4et at the Coart Hoesa,io Terre-H«ot*i on SATURDAY $iEXT, •t in o'clock in tbe erening for the putpose o( Uking into consideration tbe importeac« of petiUoai«%

Jamks Buck*kax

Mr.

rat**

!Pfother Stout, of tbo Sun, ha* cogitated over oyt article of December 4, only fourteen days! ^me, n« doubt, was valOable—-or bad he to hear ffom i—.- bat no matter. Therfy/e of the artiplo is very familiar to us, and carries, oa every I^e, the "mark of the beast." Wa* it not writ^ten,broth« Stout, for a foreign market? Do tell n», i* it the production of a citizen of Indiana? Borrowed featktrt illy suit the time-worn 4row «f the Editor of tbe Sun. We must be fouled, when taunted with insincerity, if we ik)»i4 and t«ar asunder the flimsy covering in svliob we find our venerable brother enicoosed.

Cim*, come, Stout, really, wa* yo«r etlito* rii\ written in Vincennes, or only *enl from 'yoa Ita&w where 1 Ftit on one of jour best smiles, and Ht us know! if we are insineere in our suppjjt of Col. John*o»t, A few assert, doe* the charg^ come with a good graeo from the political •top-f^her of another's progeny ?—from a man who wtyt adept opinion*, k*( to him, without en]uirr of conviction

RfffKKt ef tho Po»t M«*tcr General. Cmtfidpnifflfntit nppewrs th«t the gross sunoaat of postages during tbe first

Legislator* to order a Survey,

and Estimate* foc'h® extension of lh« W«b*ih and Erie Caoal to lb* Ohio Rt»er. December 25, 1834.

O^-We thank Messrs. Tirrox,

Hanmeoait,

Hsanaicas, (in addition to those heretofore pamed) for sundry Congreatiooal document*.

k|f^ AN OASIS ISf TUB WH.DEBJfSl»! The venerable editor of tbe Firucnne* Sun getting communicative in hi* old day*. Tbe tbort |L paragraph of four line*, which unially graced hi* ^editorial bead, i* lengthened oat to two column* ^in hi* paper j)f Saturday last, on tbe subject of i"Indiaua and ber politic*." Tbe luminary above 'being lately [eclipsed, the orb at Vinccnne* ha* come to it* assistance with it* "farthing nublight Pvriign aid i* sometime* useful, and, io this ca*e it l^as preserved us from total darkness.

and

has been elected a Senator

of the Unitetl States from Pennsylvania, to suptbe vacancy occasioned by the resignation of appointed Minister to Rus*ia. Mr. Buchanan isk staunch federalist, though a warm supporter of ^he present democratic Administration. Whi^e spirit* and grey" mingle under the broad maiitleof the Hero'* popularity. A*

Cen. Jackson once *aid, 4Ntimes are nothing.'*

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b*no». Rircme, of the Uichmond Enquirer, ha* bees^eateo for tbe place of public printer to the Legislature of Virginia. Tbe Old Dominion has •hiiksn off the* trammel* of the wixzard—the will-f*thc-ieisp Who has led her into tbe mazes of political delusion. The majority against heron joint ballot was twelve—three Whigs not vot-

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Tbt) Viocenn#* Sun" presumes to 4oubt our 'oincfity in reference to the support of a certainpublic man. Hus it a right to do so? If *o, we ll^ve rights, too, which we shall now exercise, Does tlte Editor of the "Sun" approve the President's veto of the Waba*h appropriatioftt Are tbe reaion* which he give*, in hi* 1h4b Message, satisfactory to Mr. Stout? Or i* lha {Sditor so oollorod" and bound that he must topport the President while bo disapprove* his principles? Col. Jouxaos has voted over and overf for the Wabash appropriation, and, if

Prcadcnt, would sanction it—and yet Mr. Editor

Stout

declares he is willing to go for any

mn»—whatever may be hit principles— who may £e nominated "by the party with whom ho has the bettor to act. To what a machine *uch a ^doctrine red noes an editor! The "Sun" is willing to saeriftco the interest of the fine VVnbash .•aountry for tho glory of acting with men who annufclly refute to do it justice!—with men who •hatout her oommerce and oppres* her people

Wh*Jt art independent and sqfe guardian of the puttie weal is thin! JIowHatp such a l|ian talk of |ir political sincerity!

RfTKimi Kir* -free w~r*-elec ted a Senator of 4h« United State* from Alnbamn, for six ye^rs, from the 4th of March next, when his preterm will expire.

1| was reeently stated, on the authority of the Frederick Examiner, that Judge Duvnll had withdrawn the resignation of his scat on the B«'Mh of the 8 pre me Court. Wo now learn, frcra tbe Bultii»ore Patriot of the 6th inst., that £1# Examiner was mistaken. The Judge** re•ijnatien i* still before the President, and will be steeptod. 1

moatbs of

1®4

wa* $

$SLand th« gross ex(NH«s«s of lh« Dt^rutwnt tl.40a.TeS4i N*U after i?- ^ctiag expenses* #47.TOT 34 which sum, t.. ..ucwd ft-u the debt of tha D«parunett in the InofJaa. Ml beyond tbeamoaat of itsavaibbk Atads (3t: 9 98) nsdacw it to 74. Siaee (he 111 of iy It his beea Mill further redoeed, and it awkMtSit utet before ^lose of 1S35, it will be wboUr txtiofukhed. Thws^'wat'toeofthefin*^ cee of tke Deftartmeat is effected by -retreetHreenU ia the V*asportation of the aisii!1.«. by ^tscoelinuinf jHiniry routes, aad dimieWhl the fr* oftraesjptHattoa oa others. The of Ui.cee ia the United State* oa the 1st tr' July last, eras 10.633 beiag increeseof S$8 over ih« ssaber reported lest year. ,Che Btait is aow earned iaslagee end steamboats ^et |6j90ft,000 miles a yecr

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I: Col.

JOHJWOJI

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oa hor in

aboetfi JQ0.000 a»alL. a total of al: A 45. e* ayesHr. Oa the 1st of July. IMS, the, punilxT of miles iteted at 46" -vttSi stwwis^ a dieaiaat»a of #1.5S|,4S5 attlesk

%wr TUK CLOVBX FOOT. Mr. Stont, of the Vincennee

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with **£aiat pr.uie»** .( caabe

elected, then the kind aoal eroald be pleaerd to land bis aid The d« i:nneof chance is always •rnbmced by those who go ia br «the The **S«an prints law* "by antb an »if»' c«l. Johttsoa slwaild the edit would tike to feed from tbe pttMie crib! To im •ore he ehald—bat be has aot the m*n*f»eas to 2* ftr er bias a«w. No, n«- «*w4 wait and *0£ h*t t*»# srtwrf b!**** So«ti rtgm&i §si «neaile« |a arowi

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^inrlmoMiinoir. Measr#.TifTon and Hahkboas, of thi* State, a* we find by tbe lata Washington papers, have offered resolutions of enquiry into both Houses of Congress asking an appropriation for tbe Wabash River Patience and perseverance are fine things, and, in ordinary caws, mast generally triumph. Our Senators and Representatives are at least blest with tbe gift of oontinqance in thus knocking at the doofc of the Treasury. Two vetoes, and a long sermon on constitutional scruples, have only sharpened their zeal for tbe good of tbe Wabasb people. Well, we bid them Gocl speed and only regret that, at home, so many doogh-faced gentry 'sbotjld thwart their effort* for the prosperity of tbe State Such characters—servile editor* and no less servile office-hol-ders—uphold every abase of power, and while they crtfve an appropriation for tbe object named, are yet vociferous in upholding the power by wbich it is withheld! Can tuch men be trusted, and will tbe people confide in them? We say to our delegation from this State—Go on—persevere—tbe day is not faf distant when the People of Indiana will cast from their confidence men who hav| obtained power but to uppress and dishonor her. -'.v "W jfcls

The Globe say* that Great Britain "may profit by our collisions with France." True, sh(i will} and France will not forget, among other things, the pledge made by Mr. Van Buren, of the friendship of the party now in power for Great Britain. She may fancy that she sees a little of that friendship in these warlike proceedings.

LATEST FROM FRANCE?

By the packet ship Francis 1st, Capt. Castoff, Paris papers have been received at New York to the 10th and Havre paper* to the Hth of November./ ^r -C

It is stated in the last Paris accounts that the Duke of Bassano, the former Minister of the Interior, has been entrusted by the King with the formation of a new Ministry? which it is said will be composed a* follows:

Tho Duke of Bassano, Minister pf the Inferior, with the presideucy of the Council. M. Bresson, at present Envoy at Berlin,Minister of Foreign Affairs.

General Bernard, (late an officer in the U. S, Corps of Engineer.) War Department. M. Teste, Mi ni*ter of Commerce.

M. Sauzel, Minister of Public Instruction^ M. Persil, Minister of Justice. M. Charles Dupm, Minister of Mariqe..... M- Passy, Minister of Finanoe, The Chambers were to be immediately convoked, and a law of amnesty presented for their concurrence.

The only news of importancein addition to the above, is the defeat of the Queen's toops in

Sfa'N,

commenced by Gen. O'Doyle, by the Carlist force* under Zumalecarraguey. The battle was bloody and obstinate, and the victors disgraced themselves by shooting some of the prisoners who fell into their htvnds. Gen. MJNA, well remembered for his devotion to Liberty in the Spanish revolution of 1821-2, has placed himsejf at the head of the Queen's troops.

Twenty-Third Congress, 8ECOND SESSION.

MOJSDAV, DEC. 8.

The following Slandiqg Committees ffere announced

by tlis Speakers

On Election*. Hard, Burns,

Cltubotne,

Griffin,

IlHtvkiii*. Vaaderpocl, Uannrgttn,

Bouldin, Kilgore.

OnClaims» Stoddfrt, Banks,

Whittlesey, Barboor, Mrlntyre, Ghotson, Forrester,

Fulton, Mini-r.

On Ways and Means• Loysll. McKinlejr,

Tolk. Wilde, Cambrelcng, &1cKim, Burner.

Hubbard, Corwin,

On Commerce. Gillrtt, Pliillips, i-

Sutherland, Hxr|cr, IN'. Piiikney,

P«aice,

CUvtoa, Sl»rle, Ashley,

MM:'.' -V,

,'r1

Johasca, Morgan.

On Public han&t. Inge, Wtlliiiins,

Clay.

Boob,

Lincoln, Casey.

Oq&iitwlof Columbia

Chi an, Fillmore, W. B. Shepard, K'ag» MrKennaa- Vance, Allen. Va, Steele. Heister,

On Pott Cffict and Pust Roads,

Connor,

I^aae. La porte, Halt. Schley.

Thomas, Unsnr'. Marpny,

On Judiciary, Parks. Pierce, N. H.

Foster, Gordon, Bcardsley. Thomas. Md. Hardin, ...

Robersoa, lamer.

On ReotMionmry CUrfmt.

Muhleoburgh, Younj, Crarte,

Bat... Ti." V. Stsr. 'tfrr, Kiunanl-i Marshall,

On Privtt Lmnd CJawt#.

Johasoa, Tens. Bull. Mardis Chambers, Carr. Davis, Ky. ,3.? Gal' mith. May. Maaa, N. T.

On PuMit Expenditurts*

Davenport,

MCUH,

LT n, Jackson, Mass.

Clarke. Pa. Ferris. Tweedy, 0* Adams Mass. O^ood,* Dronr. Cl.wny, Dickrrtne. N. J. C'nmw,

Jackson, CoB.

Oe Fbrtign Aj'

w»v«»e, rto»t F.v*rftt.

Mm. I

lin!i. If. C. Letcher*, iter, Peytoe.

Oh JbssMtwry CUs*.

Ward»*!l. Barrwi: T« «»«**,

W K. falWsw t. kr. Iwi, Lay*

Lm,-e.Va.

is killii

Teaa.

Qn JVmforifea^

Ali. n,Ky» IN--, J« 4ia.K-Y. »d«»a.r J«»^O.b

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a, r.. 9* *.

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Tsrsbd. &y

Cht tmm

Pmm*um, tbsn, MitHbn,0, Brown, S. T. Jaaeee.

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Ox J|rksHhr( -Tavtor. Tin*,' Jitiiatt.

»iW^ae,

tmm

On fntimt Affairt, BleCertyf* Graham. f.

Cilmot*. Ev«jrett, VL Allen. Ohio. Howel. Greeael,

Dickeftsoaji Te% Love, Kjf.

On MUUary Ajfhit*. Vance, Ward.

Johnson. Ky.. Speight, Thompson, Bunch Asthoay. -s

Coffee, McKay.

On aval Affairt.

White. N-J, Milligae, Watmaugb, Lansing, Reed. Parker, Wwe,

••.•.r GraTKHi, Saiiti\-

O* Roads and Canal*, Blair, Stewart. johnsoa, Mdi

Mercer, Vinton. Bencher, Lucas, Reynolds,

Pope.

On Accounts. Lea, N. J. Crockett.

Mann, Pa. Mitchell. N. ¥. 'Osgood- t, O

Expenditures in Treasury Department. Allen. Vt. P. C. Fuller, Hai per. Spaagler. Clarke, N. V.

On Expenditures ns War Department. ,, ,Deb« ny, Charubers, flalsey, Hard.

On Expenditures in Navy Department.. Huntingdon, ^R-mwjf, bloan.

Van Houten. On Expenditures in Posi Office JPfpartmenf. ^Ilawes, Burns,. .|H '5^ W"Keener, Lay, _•% .Dunlap,

On Expenditures on Public Building: "Darlington, Brown, ,«• •-i. HeydersQni'. -Vc" Bouldia. 'DEC. 9. J." On motion of Mr. HANNNEGANj*1!?' Resolved, That the Committee on Commerce be instructed to inquire into tbe expediency of establishing a por{ of entry at the town of Lafayette, or some other suitable point^bove the Rapids on the river Wabash. t'f

"It he a friend Jo the Constitution

On motion of Mr.jBWING, it wa* Resolved, That the Committee on Canals anu Internal Improvement be instructed to inquire into the expediency,in strict accordance with the policy heretofore pursued,-of making an appropriation to improve the navigation of theWabash river, from it* junction w^th the Canal a few miles north of Tippecanoe to jts wijtti the Ohio river, *"/,

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"(fnmbtion of Mr. HANNEGAN, Resolved, That the Committee of the Whole House be discharged from the further consideration of bjll No. 349, being a bill to grant an additional quantity of land to the States of Ohio aud Indiana, to aid the construction p/ t^e.Wabash and Erie Canal. 1

On motion of Mr. KINNARD, Resolved, That the Committee of Claim* be instructed to inquire into the expediency of amending the "act entitled an act to provide for the payment of claims for property lost, captured or destroyed by the enemy while in the military service of the United States during the late war with the Indians on the frontiers of Illinois and Michigan Territories,'' approved 30th June, 1834, so as to apply the provisions of said act t«» property lost in *uid service,belonging to other persons beside* volunteers, rang-er* and cavalry. -.'.-v*

The following resolution, offered by Mr. EWING, was ordered to lie on the table for one day:

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Resolved, That the Secretary of the Treasury he direoted to transmit, or cause to be transmitted, to this House, a list of all such land claim? heretofore noted by or presented to the Commissioner* authorized to receive and adjutt the same, a* may have been decided, unfavorablydecided, and not yet satisfied in the Vinccnne* land district, with the foundation of the claims and decision* in brief, and such documents in relation to the subject-matter as ho may contrpl, apd deem proper.

OLD AND NEW DEMOCRACY"*

jeffkrson's maxim the

WAS

'•Principles not men.'

nTB INQUIRIES WKRK

44Ishe

honest?"

"Is he capable!"

FINK ABTS. ,,

The statues brought from Italy by the Constellation frigate, and intended for the Capitol, huve arrived at Washington, and will be placed *in the niches under the eastern portico, under the direction of Mr. Persico, who has been for a long time employed iu embellishing that splendid building. •sass—ea———aewwbsiwb .v

Govtnor H»yne, in his message to the South Catolina Legislature, recommends a "Convention of the States, to reform the constitution—to lake fresh securities for the public Liberty—to ensure Executive responsibilitjytnd erect new guards agajntt Fedrral usurpation."

A1MIN

A DMINISTRATION

Groat tills date.

Tbe

SAMUEL DAFIDSON, Adm'r.

'Clinton, Dec25-Iffw4

ri ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,^

m.to

Indiana-Legislature.

..IN SENATE.*% ^THURSDAY. DEC. lK

Mr. Battell introduced a. joint Alntion of the Legislature of the State of Indiani^BB the subject of National Hospitals which was twice read by consent, and ordered to be engrossteftor a third reading.

Mr. CoIIett introduced a" bill to ohange tbe time of holding the Circuit Court in the counties of Vermillion and Parke which was read and ordered to a second reading.

On motion of Mr. Boon, Retained, That the committe of ways and mean? be instructed to inquire into the expediency of amending an act entitled

aAnd

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o^JAP?"

son ism

"The spoils of office belong to the victor."

THE INQUIRIES ARt"

Is he a Jacksonian? Is he a gealous party man? Will he adhere to the party, right or wrong? 9SI9®555!HL:.»

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m* liitreai!

Mr. Chspmaa movet' Rtxohrd, TTwf the .n quire into the :i uieretail ot -.1i quantity my hceaae to by

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of tbe estate of Joseph

Jm. L. Cloyd, late of Vermillion County, lod. dee'd, having been granted to the utwlcrvigncd by the Clerk of the Probate Court of said County, all persons Indebted to tbe estate, will make payaeeat iMBediafe)y, and those having claims "will present tbeai for payment, within one year

estate is probably solvent.

HXVB taken out letters of admiaistratioa e^ln estate of Lemoet Parker, late of Snllivaa co«aty,4Ka«e of Indiana, deceased- AH ___

person* having elaiaw against tbe estate, a»*t iVii'i'iL'stsnna a7thTr~preseet then legally aatbeaticated for settle-1 c«wt, t.

•est wilhia tai year fro as this date. All per- w|mwwsb bt iimmtta n« indebted tl« «aa» to make immediate cy of pro^ktiag fer

pflkVWHrtw Tk# W SBIppWMW tOW lOlfWva *Twe»a ..

Or cthsrwiM.

sttftdisf nastei*. e»« dollars artwa dat att«s»:! thMfS^Mfk

Mr. Chambers on

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IX SENATE—DEC. IS. VI Jkq o'clock P.

The Senate assembled. On motion of Mr. Collett tbe following resolution was adopted.- -,

Whtreas, It wan Id conduce to the best interests of the people of the State of Indiana to huve the Wabash and Erie €'«nal continued to some prominent point on tbe Wabash river, will) ft view to its being connected with a rail road leading from thence to tbe Ohio river Therefore, be it resolved, that the committee on canals and intern**! improvement* be instructed to inquire into the expediency of memorializing the Congress of the I'nitetl States to grant to the State of Indiana a quantity pf the public lands, which shall be six mile? wide, and tho length the distance from the mouth of the Tippecanoe rivtr to the National road apposite tbe town of Terre Haute, in the county of Vigo, for the purpose of enabling ths State ctf ind^ana to continue said canal brtween those points and that said committee also be reqnested to inquire into tbe expediency and propriety of authorizing the canal -commissioner* to employ a competent engineer to view, survey, and make the necessary estimates of tho probable cost of construction.

uan

act to pro

vide a fund to encourage common schools," approval Feb. 2d, 1832, so as to release all persons from the 50 per cent, on the amotintof taxes due, and the 100 per ceut.'p*r annum in the counties where there was no school commissioners from the 1st of Dec I&32, to August 1833 and also to inquire into the expediency of amending the law so as to provide that some pcrsort be §%Uhorizcd to receive the tax, when there is no school commissioner with leave to report by bill or otherwise.

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On motion of Mr. Feeny, Resolved, that the committee on the judiciary be instructed to inquire into the expediency or amending the law regulating elections, by which any person can be punished by fine or otherwise, who imposes on illiterate persons at elections, by giving such illiterate person or persons a ticket to vote knowing the same to contain a name different to that represented to such illiterate person; with leave to report by bill or otherwise.

Mr. Feeny, from the judiciary committee, to whom the subject had been referred, reported a bill for the benefit of laborers which was read a first time and ordered to a second reading.

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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Mr. Wilson, of Vigo, moved the following resolution:

Rjtsolved, That the committee of wnys atul means be instructed to inquire into the propriety of raising the salary of the Governor to fifteen hundred dollars perantium with leave to report by bill or otherwise.!*

Mr* Sfnith of R. m^Ved to lay the fOJdlution on the table, which J«?as decided in tbe negative.

Mr. Kelso moved to add to said resolution the following:

also the salaries of the Judge* of the

Supreme Court and the President Judgeatrf the several Circuit Courts in this State to an iimouut not exceeding $1,000.

Mr. Smith of R. proposed an amendment directing an inquiry whether some provision by law is uot necessary to ensure a more punctual attendance of Circuit Judges, &c. which was determined in the negative.

Mr. Chapman moved to amend the said proposed amendment by adding to it these words: •'And the wages of the members of the Qvuqrtjl Assembly tq three dollars per day."

Mr. Ilowell moved to postpone indefinitely the further consideration of said resolution'and proposed amendments.

Before the question was taken, the whole subject was, on motion of Mr. Bigger, laid on the

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SATURDAY. DEC. 13.

The Speaker laid before the House the following report of the commissioners to superintend .ihe erection of the State House which was read and referred to the committee ou public buildings:

a Indianapolis, Dec.

6. 1834.

To the General Assembly of the State of Indiana. The undersigned Commissioners to superintend the erection of the State House, respectfully rcjwrt that during the pastyear the progress of the toaihiing has been such ns to satisfy thiut that it mny be completed at least one year

sooner than is required Vy tfie contract afid this the contractor proposes to do, provided the payments can be n»ad« as th* work progress#. "T'l

miliaria!* are thus fisr in the opinion of the Commtwion tn fqnid to the contract. |16,4S3,83 has been id to bethe contractor for work done and materials furnis £treeo thd 1st Dec. 1833 anrf the 1st Df. I»tt4T

Several alterations iii ihr phHiofthebuiii'n.^havebfsen made, none of which will materially augment the Cost, A several of them we believe should be made. It has teen proposed to plane tin -(aim al the out.*- instead of the rent of the rotunda, to inaif sky he '-ts for the two HhIIre to have for the second *Uny. first a r'n.sih il'jor, then a covering

This wc think can be law to be reserved firorkniansl ii and

dope, except the amount required by law to be reserved until the building is completed. Tn

mortar, and then a iioor of

think pank, wim it is *i-M"»s«d wdl lessen the noi«e irom below, and be a great

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SENATE-MO.NDAl, V'.C. IS.

Oa Motion of Mr. Boon* R*9oh*d. That the cot. brttttettd to iMjaire into iag tbe auilttia law »«t- •,4

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house of

a .V .-•a a. l-prmmmi fimMtMiof *h»

Bcc J5—17 4^ leepoitbf bsllos oAarwwsaj

nrrresektatives.

On asoiioa of Mi. 1 *•-.•. lUmfoed, Uttk D" ""Hsf tbe s&kibsfilcaf Use W nbaah rkw Crcra* topwpoi w»

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JOSEPH PARg£M,A**r. ...

l« *.»! ml '•'mtt

Goods*

gTEPTER P. CAMMACK

TENDERS

and Corn. &«> 25-ntf

hi* moat sincere thafldts to his

friends and customers for the liberal patronage that be baa received from them, &. wishes to inform them thatlite coratinuus hi* busines* in the Mercantile way, at his old stand, adjoining his

Main and Market Street. and has

on hand a general assortment of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, iwhich he will sell low for cash, or will gecHve the following arUcles in exchange for Goods, vi* fVhiskcy, Flour, Wheat

R. WAXAACB A CO. AVE just Deceived a new and handsome assortment of seasonable DRY GOODS, wlufh, with, their fgfmer staok, (Rakes their assortment coqjpletp. All pertqn* a^e requested to call ar.d examine for themselves.* We will take in exchange Wheat, Corn, Feathefs, Flaxseed, &c., at tbe highest market prices. All persons indehtcd to us by note or book accqupt, are requested to pall aod settle them.

N. B. Fresh family Flour kept constantly fb| sale. Nov 27—13 tf

NOTICE.

miOTICE is hereby given, That ha»e taken JL a out Letters of Aministrtftion upon the estate of James Nickles, late of Vermillion county, Indiana, deceased. AH persons indebted to said' estate are requested to make immediate payment—and those having claims against the same, to present them duly authenticated to

PAUL CLOVER, Administrator.

Nov 20—13 3t

LEATHER.

A GOOD supply of McMurrah's best coal and upper Leather, at

upper at Vard prices, for sale by LINTON, BLAKE & BALL Doc 4-14tf

NOTICE.

EFT his bed and board,on the 23d tf Novera--•-^1 her, VVilliam Balding, the son of the late Isaac Balding,dee'd. Ail persons are hereby forbid harbouring or trusting said boy, under the penalty of tlje law. gw.

MiJQtW C. HERD,

and ANN his wife, the wife of the said Balding. Otter Creek, Dec 4.

NOTICE.

I expect to be in Terre Haute about New Years Day, and will then want to make col-

to be in Terre Haute about New

Years Day, and will then want to make collections of all those indebted to mo, due at that time and before. Thi* nqtice will prob^Wj' be the last on that subject.

OWING

Oct 9-9tf

James trasue,

Dec 4—14 tf

DEER SKINS!

WILL pay the highest price for any number of Dee* Skins delivered at my Yard, Terre-IIaute. \VM. McTan

MURRaN.at

Nov 27—13 3mo

Far Kent.

to tho death of my companion 1 wish to rent my dwelling House, adjoiojng my Store, in this place. It is a pleaaaut situation and in a pleasant part of ihe town, i9gether with a garden and other necessary apurtenancc«. teU STEPTER P. CAMMACK.

Oct $-8tf

TAXES! TAXES!!

HHE citizens qf Vigo County are hereby nottfieil that I am now prepared to give receipts for taxes. They will be called upon at thpir residences either by myself or Orson Harbur, who is authorised to receive and receipt for tbe same. I presume no person will want ualling on the se 4»oad tirai.

P. S. Ginseng, Flax tiacl To'us Linen, Fcatht and Rags, received in exchange for Goods. Louisvil.'e, Oct 1—9in2

fire. "Die

Senate cham'irr might also alter^i .n .jrdiag to a drawing exl ted by cont actor, but Oms Coniuiis»»onersdo not tliinl lif-jfor tbefieprescatutive H»ll »h»ttld I fn conclusion *be»Wg lme u-it niul!» suggest that provision* shotiM b» waJs iin

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House square 4pe»b »"irthepresf nt

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To JBUicksmilhs.

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that the appoiatnmi''.i with the jHOtectioo vf ••n*- -f' cd by law aud that the d*t.s» mr. »»*«it««»_. 'jr en rmgtbe bfiiidiogshoukt !»•, -ohi --i« ties.

%*A. 50BL&%

have on hand two Blacksmith's Bellows good quality, which we will sell low

for cash, or on short credit. LINTON, BLAKE &. BALL. Sept. 4-5tf.

School Books.

Jk LATIGE assortment of School Books, fi jija. chiding tho most approved kin^s, just raced at Ihe Terre Haute Book Store.

Sept. lS-7tf

aUEENSVVARE. Casks Queensware (#mort^^a*f reoel ed and for *ale, low for ca*»* or on *hor by BLAKE GROVERMAN. arch 8-14 tf.

FUR, SEAL AXD MOROCCO CAPS.

SUPPLY of thetibove articles for mfin and jboys—flat,round aod acorn tope—lately received aod for sale by

Oct 19 lOtf

LI NTON. BLAKE BALL.

TO Rtl.VT.

rood Brick dwelling bouse and Anpple or chard. Apply to April 17—39-rtf R. 8. McC'ABE.

THE

MORRIS.

8. MERRILL, tciuloli-in:

..! Mill* inMSSIS*

(. xiM'iijf-ii'jt of (irot.i

F. S. Btxxarr for a St J. UAYNES. Joly 17 53tf ':i,

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undersigned have taken out letters vf administration «r the es|g£e of Joba ThorlUn, deetl. late of Clay County, Indiana.

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fe*1! to ww*1*mi

mwwy-ssart'-' s.ii,, .-S»= i.-r Ii.r 'tifMiiafM ..I t:.» aavigatw* ot tb« V»nr» r. .. .-.tea e»t eadseooed tisae bv 't^1 4 *«afci escd fit a Hard nadif.

indebted to said estate are requested to inakn immedrttfe payment, and th«» having* iJaiin" :ieaiost t'.e *amet v-iH present t!. i» doly authenlu ated within 12 months for seiticntetit Theettatei* r•.!»,.!.!»..•vent.

Nov. 27-13*w3 '-"X

'u4 lends

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Tw IfoaMe, wiAaa «t« tatla «aia e«» e**«w«-^

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jssud Walsa«li aad fta ussf aad tint -..i i?(fS

Vermillion Probaio-Cburt^ Joseph Schooling, and Jonathan W. Downj&irtg. Administrators of W Michael Pattou dee'd, vs:

The hellf-of said de-*

COMEceased.

IT^ORW.

C. T. NOBLE, Collector

New (3oQfs*

JUST

received an assortment of Dry Good, and Groceries, Kentucky Jeans and Lindsey Tfhite and Green Mackinaw Blankets, Cotton Yqrn, Ilats and Shoes, Collin's Cast Steel Axes, Whip, and Cross Cut Smpst \Vhicb will be sold at the lowest prices.

Oct 2-8wl$} JAMES B. M'CALL.

To Country

ANDERSON,13ELLJVIcrcfeants*

& CO. are now receiv

ing and opening an unusually large and well selected stock of FALL AND WINTEh GOODS, AND HARDWARE, which tb'y offer low for cash, or to punctual ineo gp satisfactory terms. t"

All

A 1 O N A RcllERT THOR1.TON,Admr.

IN STOKE,

p«^age!Qe5j«»Wi

C7 ^kFtrt Cloaesw kega T«lwMo(irtl quality) anifhtit 49^titt Spaaith and half Sj^niih ifart .. 40 ream* cap aad letter Paper "V#* 1-3 barrel Clove- t'fsesb)

Ike and jroaml finger, 4kc. BLAKC & GROVERMAlC Xey~S~&tf

On petition fb|t sale of real »tat««,.

now at this term," the said Admtttfttnl* tors, and suggest to the Court, here that they have discovered that the personal estate of •aid dee'd, »insufficient to pny the debts and demands outstanding against said estate. lt is theref ordered that the helrt of the saltl Mi* chael Patton, decM.be sununotted to be am! apr pear on the first day of the next tera, and shew cause^f any they can,wtty snob real alta^saoultl ndt be sold and made assctts for the payment of the debts and demands afoi^kid..'^knd it ajvpearing to the Court, that cfrtaih of the said heirs, to wit: Benjamin Holland and Mildrwl. his wife, ind Duviil Patton See not residents ot^ this State, it is therefore ordered, that notice of this application be given by three successive publocations in the Wabash Coorier. a newspapet, printot^ and published

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State*. Attest. -^JOHN W. RUSif^'k. »*i| Sfept. 4-5w3 4.'

COR!f*jt. Uf MAIS Ciqeinu AS constaptly for

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Ohio,

sain a largo stock of

HATS, FURS, and HAT TRIMMINGS.: ALSO, CAPS of various |hapes aad qualities, fit for the Western trade*

Out 9—m2 .. t/

WANTED.

FlaxscedjFealhers &Bccswaxf

which the highest price will be given by ,M. SEDAM, opposite and north of tho Court House.

Oct 9—8t3

HEW GOODS.

Twell

HEundersigned has lately received anew anil sgk'ctod stock of Dit GOODS,iuitabla to the present and approaching season. Being dete^ined to sell for cash, and cash only, his former customers and the publio generally, aro invited to call and examine his goods previona to purchasing elsewhere. Fresh Hyson, Young Hyson,Gunpowder.& Imperial Tea»»

WM. VV. WILLIAMS.

N. B, All notes now da?, and accounts of longer standing than six months, must be settled by the fifst day of January next, otherwise ttiejf will bo handed to an officer for eolleciion

Nof, 20—13 «t

TWO

COTTON YARN. BALI58, just received, per steame*

JLOSylpliy-and for sale at the factory pricel with the addition of freight oqly, by June 19—148 J.C.&W.KA RLY.

WANTED:

Journeymen Fanning Mill maker* tha£ are good workmen, to whom good encaur* agement will be gtvoo. Also, no apprentice.

HORACE BLINN,

Terre Haufe. Nov*. 20—li 3t

900 laborers Wanted

liiimcilitcly.

A JV? directed by the Superindant of tho Cumberland Road to emplay 200 good labotiiig hands, 50 on the llth mile 40 Oil the 13th 5U on the 14th 20 on tho 15th 20 on the 1,6th aad 20 on the 20 milo of the road ia Illinois. Severn ty cents per day will be given for e%ch laborer, payable at the end of each month Each person will have to provide an axe and a maltock, a#4 also a spade or shovel, aud their own board, 41"

Tbe tOolt can be procured on the sectionTHO. T. WEATHERS, Superintendent 2d seftion C. fi. 1H, Oct 16 10tf

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Mustard Seed Wanted.

B. THOMAS IS. WILSON will give $3 per bushel fof alt clean mustard see, tb*$ may be delivered at bis Drug Store,Main *t»e«tT Louisville, Ky.

July 17-H52-41W.,. 4 *..

ad¥I ^TI ci^

ABradt,

DMINISTRATION

of ue Estate of j0s.

late pf Vigo County, deceased, hav*

ing been granted to the undersigned, those indebted to said estate will please make payngpt immediately, and those having claims uriU present them.properly authenticated, for paymeot, within one ear from this daJLe,, The estateif' probably solvent:

goo kins,

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partnership heretofore existing under the firm of CHAS. (c JAS. HA YNES, was dissolved on the 30th June last, by mutual consent. Persons owing afty thing to the late lirm are requested to pay tbe came to James Uaynes, who is authorised to settle all accounts.

Adm.

a W. EDMUNDS,

Nov.27~13w3

SAi.E OF LAND.

pursuance of a decree made at the last Probate Court, of Vigo County, lnd. 1 will expose 10 Utehighest bider, on 8aturday, tbe 20th day of December next, on the premises, in said County,between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4, P. M. of laid day, the west half of the north east quarter, section No 17, town 11,north range 8, west, a^uated in said .County, and containing BO acres. The terms will be fifty doU lan in hand the balance in six months the purchaser to givft bond trilh approved security.

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LEVIN WOOLLEN,

Administrator tf E. JVoolltn, dejfd, ]Nov27-I3w3 -v**

fir \Villfaui. ^VIEJAGAR»S SIR WILLIAM will stand tho fall season (now eon** menoed) nt Mr. Redford1* stable, I mile north of Terre Haute, and will be let tomarvsat J*10 the feason.

To tho»|i who )ave seen 8ir Will

iam, it is unnecessary to say that he is a horse of fine action} while it is confidently assarted that his pedigrea will exhibit him af a thorough bred and uneorrnpted descendant of tbe Old Arch/ line. Pedigree hereafter.

TAKEN UP by Robert Bak»r Irving in Lewjt* township, Clay county, the leteMb day of 9ep^ tember, 1834, one Sorrel MARE. 1-1 hands high, 5 years old last

spring, a natural racier,with tiyo white snots it) he left flank, and two in the right, ana three white spots on the breast, mixed with white hairs on tbe belly. No other mark* or brand* ere perceivable. Appraised tp $25 by V^Uliam (4U1 and 1/arvy Crjst.

A true Copf from my estrny book. LKON'AKD KIMBALL, J. P. Oct.%-11 3S

TAKE?f

No* 27-l3w.1

I'P, hy VViniatn D.

Let', in Uiley Towoafcip. on the 24tb day of' Jcfeber, 1884, ont whitiah SIMPER, with pale |ft,4

aides, red ears and some other red spota, marie ed with a cropolf of the left ear, and a balfcro# aod a split in the fk'lsopposed to bp 0 yeartf old. Appraiaed to $12 hi John K, Lee and D., 8. Lee. I certify that this a tru» copy froin toy eatray book.

Jf.:KI'U COOPER., J. P.

TEKRtl HAUTK PUBLIC SCHOOL. fllHl-S .School will reMpoiamence on Monday A next. JOHN BROWN,

Nov* SKI—13

fJ^RINTINti

doa« with^aecuraay and disyatet^

at tbe Courier oftee. iept 1—M