The Wabash Courier, Volume 10, Number 13, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 December 1841 — Page 3

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CUMBERLAND ROAD.

The following resolutions were voted by meeting vf ibe citizens of Fayette, and we do believe that it Would be proper for the citisensof thia county and Clark to do likewise. The National Road moat be finished, and if tboee immediately intercated in its com pletion do not move, bow can we expect that eastern people aha 11 interest themselves for the work in Congreasl— Ckarirttoio* (III.) Courier.

RESOLUTIONS.

Resolved, That we look apon the Nation?! Road aa a great national work, fully authorized by the Constitution—and that the faith of the natiort it irrevocably pledged for its extension and completiip, by the mg»t solemn compact.

Resolved, That the failure of tbe laat Congress for two successive yeara to make appropriations for said work, is a violation, on their part, of a solemn compact, nnd deserves oar decided censure and that we will hold justifiable, solar aa we are concerned, all Members of Congress interested in it* extension and completion, who .shall adopt retaljaftng measures, should a failure be likely to occur.

Resitloed, That ibe abandonment of this work, would not only be a violation of public faith, hut would*be destructive of the fair proapects'of thousands who have settled upon, and adjacent losauf work, and made improvements which never would have leen made, el' cept for their reliance upon Government faith.

Resolved, That the failure to make sufficient and timely appropriations ha* caused thousands to be expended upon this grant work, in the fray of repairs®and that we hold ibe Government responsible fur all such losses as shall have occurred. v* Resolved, That the entire "Great West" has a deep and abiding interest in tbe prosecution of the Cumberland Road, and further supineoees. on the part of those interested, cannot longer be considered a virtue.

Resolved, That in the opinion of th.a meeting, it is inexcusable in Members of Congress from the

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give their votes for appropriations to be expended in the East, till justice be meted out to all. Resolved, That the West can no longer, in honor and justice to herself, tamely submit to the step-moth-er policy hitherto exercised towards her nnd her rapidly increasing influence, should admonish opponents, that she will soon have power to reciprocate favors, and to retaliate tf'rongs.

Resolved, That those who feci a proper interest in the completion of the Cumberland Road, and particularly those on the route, bo requested to hold mtetmsfs and express their views, and forward their proceedings to members in Congrees as soon as possible.

Resolved, That our Senators in Congress be requested and our Representatives instructed, to use their utmost exertions to procure a liberal appropriation for the Cumberland Road, during the next session.

RKVliWV OF ELECTIONS. —The results of the elections this year in various States are so different from thoseof 1840 (bat a great deal of curiosity is excited to know the causes of such remarkable changes. The New York Journal of Commerce has prepared brief tabular statement exhibiting the variation in the votes of eleven States as thev were cast at the Presidential election last fall and at the election this year respectivly The Statesare Tennessee,

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Alabama, Illinois, Maine, Ver

mont. Pennsylvania, Naryland,Georgia,New Jersey, Ohio, and Massachusetts. In every one of these States the Whig vote as compared with that of lost year has dimnished in five of the eleven the Opposition Vot» hasincrased. The aggregate diminution of the Whig vote beljw the vote at the Presidential election is 142,429 tho aggregate Opposition loses*compared with thesamestanderd is36,405. The nett Whig loss therefore over the Opposition loss is 106,023. 1

In Maryland tho Whig loss is 5,103 tho Opposition vote does not vary much from that of last November. The Whig vote in .Massachusetts this year is about 16,000 less than it was in November last, while the Opposition vote is about the same.

The State of Now York is not included in the statement given above, as nil the official returns were not in, judging however from such accounts as had been received, the Opposition votoissome 10,000 less tlmn at the Presidential election and the Whig vote is about 40,000 Irss. In other words tho Whig voto in that State has fallen off about.30,000 more tli»n the Opposition vote.

These tacts are important, since they so to'cstablsh the conviction thnt the disasters of the Whigs at the recent elections are not to be ascribed to any positive increase of strength on the other side so much ns to the apathy and ndiff»ronco of the Wliijjs themselves From what causes this apathv and indifference have sprung let intelligent men judge.—Haft. ^lm.

THE CABOMSO Arriiit.—Sir Allen McNub hns published a card requesting all persons who were directly concernod in the capture and destruction of tho Caroline to forward to him, at Dundurn. their address, place of residence, profession and ago: and if they have suffered any loss in consequence of their share in that exploit, to state tho same, and also to furnish any other particulars they may desire to communicate. What 'crochet has the valiant knight in his head now Is ho about to present to his government the claims of the marauders to reward, fot the astonishing prowess they exhibited in attacking, like a bandol midnight robbers, nn unarmed boat, whose crew, last locked in sleep,were unablo to make any resistance l—Fhil. Ltdgtr

Eventful infancy nnd loss of twmc. Two families of a brother and sister started from Switzerland 35 years ago lor the United States,—that of the sister including soven boys, her sons. Tlicy emharkod at Amsterdam for this country, with numerous other passengers. A destructive pestilence broke out among tho crew boforo they sailed, which swept off a great number of the emigrants, and among them the entire family of the brother, with the father, mother, and three of the sons of that of the sister, leaving tho remaining four young children to find their way to a strange land without a single friend to provide for than. On their arrival they wore separated, and put out among strangers, whose language they could neither understand nor speak, and for 24 years were without any knowledge of each other. The youngest, not old enough to retain a knowledge ol his own name, had that of hisdeoeased uncle bestowed upon him.— He sorved sn apprenticeship to a trade, worked at it for several years, married, raised a family, studied divinity, and for the last six years has had charge.of a Lutheran congregation in Circleville, Ohio. Ifis elder

to find a relative. Judge

came to Circleville ex his surprise and er tory of the ., suspicion that his name was changed through design. In it be remarks •I have a desire to resume tnv paternal namo, (Joseph Anthony Waltmire,)but the great inconvenience which would attend the change induces me to retain the name by which 1 have always been known, since lai 1 could understand the English language. Thi mination will not be"considered disrespectful

is surprise and joy when he found his long lost brothr! Tne Rev. Mr. Roof has published a card cxplana»ry of th« whole matter, with a view of preventing all

This deter to the

memory of my parents, for it is the name of one of them. By the name of Roof I was naturalised—in that name I have transacted all my business. By that name 1 was married—in that name I received my license to preach the Gospel—in that name I took charge of my congregation—and by that name I bold the title to my property. To take another at this time, would be an extremely awkard business, both for myself, my family, and my acquaintances. I believe, therefore, that my course in this matter will be approved by my friends and the public."

The editor of the Ctiileville Herald vouches for the respectability of the parties, and the correctness of the statements contained in the above mentioned canl.

PRINCE DE JOINV1LLE.

The steamboat I one arrived here on Thursday having on board the Prince de Joinville and suite. A number of our ciiisens had a 'good look,* at this spring of royalty. "As tbe ladies wil, ofoourselike to know what kind oHooking man tbe Prince Is, we will describe him He looks more like an Englishmaa than a Frenchman, for his hair, eyes and complexion are light. He wears mustachios of a medium growth, and there is no miauke in his having a 'mn of his own' This /eat arris the most remarkable thing aboet him. It is none of your plebeian, every day aflhir, bat a real ar wtecratic nose that could not be matched in Missouri, It neither Grecian,Roeaaa aqailioe nor pay. It is a perfect nondescript of a form and eise somewhat between a pawpa and a goard-handle, and rentiers bis face remarkably expressive of KMaetkmf or ©ther. Except in the matter of the nose be iaa very ordinary lookios person, and would be take in a crowed for a peddling Jew as readuy as for a prince.

The persons who formed hissmts seemed though they bed been mere lately eoagbt, and did not look halt so docile as their master. Tfcy bad enormous whisker* andmustaduee that made Own look as savage at coon*. We presnmo they wore these heir? excrceeeoto match tbe proboeeia of the Prince, and to hide, i® sesne degree, its eoersaity* Seme of them jme elaborately dnseed in the extreme of feshioac, pjaintlathTn)^ frinoe, wore very ~."

Th"Tw n*"»bec

of Indiana on hoard.

These red meef d* forwent* needed sense little ad* dawns to tbew dwsa. qqd the apnUeation ofatonart

ttaa their foreiga follow travel lent"

Jbemef.

CaaKTtWLt wmlmtt re® Facwn—Tbe ReMfctiesa eta we, that tmiwdiataly vpoa the landing «f the Pnnce De JotnviUe to dws aty. h* etanrired for Morgan, Neville, exprtewnet a 4mm %a sees biea, and ngret'ed to boar of hw deaii^ Lews PbiUinM. tbe iktber of tbe yowts Prince, W!K« an enle ihn eMmtry became eoqaainted with Moegan NevilW. then lad tnstding in Pittsfwti, wiHi the late Gemws) Neville, bis iatber, kits whose boase tbeejole wno hespiaMv received. Loaia Pfciilwe bad temseabered this lmfo kiiidnoss siwH tbe varied and etnbei rnswng seencs of bis lift, and gave it In chawe wbiewn. when coMing to this county, to talent Morgan Nee.Ho«ad renew tbe a*jr*»R»Mrt Cm Gwm

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THE DKVU KILLED.-The Raleigh /NT, Rasp, gives the following account of a fellow being "shot in Georgia lately, in tb« disguise of a devil.

The fellow disguised himself with a club foot, went to tbe bouse of an old lady a rich wiio# called himself tbe devil and frightened the family off the (Minuses took the old lady's monev and eloped. In the act of retreating be was meta mile or two from the bouse by a man wtth a gun who had been to attend a Bluster and was tlK-n returning home who too had taken a little too much of the "critter.** The man upon titrating him retreated*levelled his gun and demanded who comes th're *T am tbe prince of darkness but it is not thee I am *fter Je*"e Bradluck I had but one or

the sulphur fired and laid the Satanic Majesty a corps at his feet! He then made his way :o (he bouse of the old laily, where he foudd the fafiaily in the greatest distress. Upon mqiry he learned the devil had been there and their were compelled to fly to iFie woods for protection or ne carried offbr him alive. JC-C*.* informed them that be had just kilied the devil

They immediately took the road and tracked him By thp track of the club foot until they came up wifh his body when they disrobed him of his garments took off the club foot recoverd the money which he had stolen, washed his face and recognised him aa a man who had lived a neighbor to them for many years

NEW ORLEANS MARKET, ffoV. I3tb. /7o«r—Since our last weekly report ihe receipts of this article have ieen tery light, and the stock*. sale has been much red urn! if there Vros an active demand prices would certainly advance. Although there is no decided improvement holders arc more firm as the week draws to a dote. We notice sales from the Levee at $5| at $51 the later price lias been refused for some lots in good order on flat boats.

Pork—Th»demand for this article is still confined to small parcels lor plantation orders hence instead of any improvement prices rather recede as the season for new Pork to arrive approaches. We quote Mess §9 M. O- $8i a $8i: Prime $71. .All descriptions dull.

Bacon—This article partakes of the same dullness that attends Pork. There-is very little demand and former price* are barely supported. We quote Shoulders 21 Sides 41 Hams 5 a 6 Canvassed 61 to 7i, as in quality.

Jjard—Since the sailing of the steam-ships for Havana, the market has Igeen very qniet. We heard of some large sales of prime lots at 64, bnt aannot rely on the correctness of such reports aa no positive sales have come to our knowledge. We would place quotations at 6 to 7 cents to embrace all qualities from fair to strictlv prime —inferior could no doubt be boughtmuch below our lowest figures.

Beef— Remains without any animation The stock is daily increasing by arrivals from above. Our figures are for Mess $10: do. in half bbls. $6 Prime $6 a (61. \Vhi*kry—The stock of this article has been added to by recent arrivals, which in the absence of any deemed demand, prices have rather recoded. We quote 19 to 20 ccnts per gallon, so as to take in tho range of the market.

Corn—Receipts have been light during the week, the Rivals being confined to small lots. The demand conimno to be confined to city consumption, and, nlitlipiiL'li there is only alight stock on hand, it is ample (0 meet present wants. Our former quotations are continned, viz: 52 a 55 cents.

Oat*—There is a plentiful stock on hand, while hut a limited demand exists for the article. We reduce our quotations to 40 a 45c.

Hay—There is no change in this article whatever. Sales contintio nn a moderate scale at former quotations, viz: 1 12 aft 20. The demand is fair for the senron.

Bugging and Rope—There is no change to notice in these articles. Prices continue at 21 a 22 and 91 a 10 cents for Kentucky.

TERUE HAUTE RETAIL MARKET. Prooitiont: $ cts Beef, lb. $00.3 to 5 Pork, do 5 6 Lard, do 8 10 Butter, do 12 16 Cheese, do 10 IS Eggs, doz. 8 Beans,bush. 75 Potatoes, do 25 Peaches,aried 2.00 S 50 Apples, do 1 00 1 25 Cranberriee,b.l.50 2 00 Hams, lb. 8 10 Shoulders, do 6 Bread StHjf*:

two stibjeetsand tbem lha*e dispatched to tbe lower jn-lot No. 33, in the town of Terre-Haute, with the regions. Jesse not being disposed to Sethis dcvilahip appurtenances- C. W. Barbour, Esq- is authorized to fwa* presented his gun agd ordered him not to move effect a sale upon such terms as may best suit tbe purSatan commenced swelling etqittfogsmoke at the same nom-s of the parties. time and burning sulphur. Jeeee not

The demand has been good for the last three

days. nnCjthe stock of Havana is getting very low. In priccs theft is no alteration and we give tho extreme rates, whifili are for Havana 10i a 111 ccnts, with a small stock for Rio 10ia 11 ccnts, with a good stock. Of Laginyra there ij nono in markot.

Candle*—Tho stock on hand is adequate to tho deninnd, though we notice a disposition on the part of holders to advance. Sales are made for the best New Bedford Sperm nt 40 cents for Nantucket 39, though some lots nre held at higher limits.

Oil*—Sperm Winter Strained, $1 15 a $! 20 ccnts Fall and Spring, 91 05 a $1 0!), with a limited stock. Wluilc Oil is held at 55 a 50 cents Tanners 12 a 14 cents.

Salt—Since our Inst the receipts of Liverpool have been large, amounting to 11,000 sacks, of which we have not heard of any sales. Ruycrs are holding off for lower priccs- As yet we continue former quotations -from store, say $1 3H per sack for coarse.and 1 50 for fine Turks Island 30 cents per bushel of 70 pounds.

Jfl.lttKAEDT

In Van Burcn township. Ciiy county, Indiana, on the 25th ult. by Owen Tharp, Esq. Mr. ALFRED OWENS, to Miss ANNY WILLIAMS, both of said township.

iPMEn,

In Terre-Haute, Nov. 28, 1841, after a severe illness, NILM'A LITTLE,aged one year, ten months and sx days, daughter of Samuel L. and Margaret Little.

Oh! it was hard to see her die, So young, so lov'd, so fair. Ere .vol her blooms—had pass'd her spring

To see death linger there A gentle sigh —and all was o'er, The prisoners soul was free Her hour had come—that lust sleep

To awake in eternity.

Grain: Wheat, Oats,

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

ARRirALS.

Eastern,, arrives Daily, (Sunday excepted) at Spring* Vandeuta, fafaifettt, PlHCWMtfl, Cravf'isville* Columbus. Springvillt,

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DEPARTURES.

Columbus, Mondav and Fridai fratMMi, Tues.,Thurs. andSat.,at Vtmd*li*%, do do do LtfugtUe, do do «sj do Owe, Saturday, at

Oct. 9, 184l-5-t3

cts. 00 10 20 58 45

bus. do do do do

50 to 16 20 37 37

Corn, Barley, Rye, Hide*: Slaughter 4b.

Drv, do Calfskins, do Sundries:

Flour, bbl. 4.50 Corn meal, bus.37

Salt, bbl. Wood, cord, Wool, lb. Coal, bash. Flaxseed, lb.

3.00 1.50 50

0 00 1 50

6.20 0,00

Hay. ton, 5,00

10 r. K. !0 r. x. 9 p. M. 9 p. x. 10 p- x. 3 p. x7 p. x. 7 p. 12 x.

Tucs.,Thnrs.and Sat., at Sund., Wed. and Frid., at do do do Mond., do do Tuesday and Friday, at Tuesday and Saturday, at Friday, at Satunlav, at

3 A. x3 A. x, 1 p. x. 4 A. X. Sax. 5 A. x. 5 A. X. 1 r.x.

J. O. JONES, P. M.

nBW FIRM.

'pHE undersigned have entered into partnership nnder the name and style of Blake St Bourne, and have taken the old stand of Groverman & Bourne, on tbe north side of the public square, where they are now opening an extensive assortment of Drv Go*ie, Hardware and Groceries, tbe greater part of which has just been received from tbe Eastern eitier. They will sell upon very accommodating terms, and invite their mends and the public in general to give them a call.

TH08. H. BLAKE, jT. J. BOURNE.

Terre-lfiott!,Nov.S4-l$-tf

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rpHE partnership of Groverman St Boume, ia this JL day dissolved by mutual consent, and the M»nan of the firm placed in the bands of tlMk J. Bonn*, for final Mrttlement. to whom all indebted will phase apply and make pavmeat, as tbe same be closed

.rj-r— WRnrming.

Hatsadvantace.we

AVING given more than renonable indulgence to those indebted ns, and for tooor own loes and have now placed omr notes accounts in tbe mnds of Griewold and Usher, with dinotions to collect tbem without exception in the went a

Tboee indebted to na will snve cows by making immediate payment to tboee gentlemen. PATRICK WOOD.

Terre-H ante, December 4-13-tf

KINK POX INFECTION. Genmime i**t received.

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thoac wtshisg the vnceimiinn, can be at

Icnvieg d(nr^kms. at tbe xsiftc* of Tetre Haute, Jnly S-13-tf Dr

IHssoluHon.

THE

co-partnership heretofore existing under the firm of R. H.&/ Ro*. is dissolved by tlw death of Russell Ross. All persons indebted to Mid firm are hereby notified to make payment without delay, as ther indulgence cannot he given.

The business will be continued by tbe undersigned at the old aland under the firm of H. J- J- RossHENRY ROSS.

December 4-13-6t JAMES ROSS.

Sale of Real Estate.r

HPHE undersigned by virtue of a decree of the rrn-

hate Court of Vigo county, will sell at private sale

JSking the scent of Dee.4-13-3t HEPSEY MONrGOMERY.

SHERIFF'S S tLE.

virtue of an execution issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, and to me directed and delivered, in favor of Jacob Rvman aid John Baird, Willis Ogleshy, I have levied oh th» following real estate, towit: the undivided half of a HOUSE and part of In-lot, in the town of Terre-Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, ninety-1 wo (92), fronting on National Road street, and being the third lot from the Alley, as laid off by John Scott, being eighteen feet and 21 inches front and rear, with all the nppurtenanccs thereunto belonging which 1 will offer at public anction, on Saturday the 25th day of December, 1841, at the Court House door in Terre-Haute, first offering the rents and profits of raid premises tor a term of seven years, and if they should fail to sell for a sufficient suin to satisfy said debt, I will then and there offer and expose tne fee simple, to the highest bidder, for Specie, to pay said execution and cost.

Terre-Haute, Nov. 27th, 1841-13-3w [Prs. fee, $2 50

Important

O E A I E

I N S E S I N I E N

THIS

LINIMENT can't be surpassed by any, for the following complaint*, viz: Sprains. Cuts, Wounds of any kind, Film or Scum in the eye, Scratches. Poison, Srlint, Spavin, Fiftula, Pole Evil, Bighesd, and Big-jaw, in horses Sweeney, Mercurial Affections, Sore Breasts, Frozen Liiubs, Corns on the feet, Pain in the back, {caused by sprain) Rheaumati«m, Tetter, &c. The Directions explain the manner of using it for all of the above complaints

For sale by Mr. Wood, west of Court House, and by Mr. King, south of Court House, Terre-Haute, Indiana, who are the only authorized Agents in this town, none else can be genuine.

Piepared by A. M. LINDSEY, N. W corner of the Public Square, Springfield, Illinois. Persons wishing to become Agents for the above will apply to the Proprietor*, with proper recommendation.

PRICE 50 cents per bottle. Terre-llaute, Dec. 4,1841-13-ly

Letters

REMAINING

Dec- 4,1841-13-4W

inBaeoee from by caiJinf.

I want to exchange for Wh and Com, Linceysf Linet», Feathers and Beeswax, for

•?JAB6URNE^RMAN'

Tcrre-Haate, Nov. **-13-tf

JOHN STRAIN, Sheriff.

Terre-Haute, Dec. 4, l841-13-3w [Pre. fee, $2 50.]

Mortgage Sale.

vTrtne of an execution issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, and to me directed and delivered, in favor of Edward J. Roy, vs John E. Dixon, foreclosing the equity of redemption of the said John E. Dixon, in ana to the mortgaged premises mentioned in complainant's bill, to-wit the south half of LOT number (175), ns designated on the recorded platol the town of Terre-Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, with thfc appurtenance thereunto belonging and I will, on Saturday the 25(A day of December, 1841, at the Court House door, in Terre-Haute, within the legnl hours of said day, offer for sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, the rents and profits of said premises, for a term of seven years, and if they should fail to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said execution, I will then and there offer the fee simple, including all the right, title, interest and estate of the said John E. Dixon, in and to the said premise^ to the highest bidder, for cash, to pay said debt and cost.

JOHN STRAIN, Sheriff.

in the Post Office, Terre-Heute, la

Dec. let, 1841. Persons calling for any of these letters will say "ADVERTISED." Jones, Thos W

Akers, Drury Anderson, Lewis Awberry, William Andrews, Jesse Anderson, Geo W Applegate, Mrs Mary Ann Altckruse, William Black, Sam'I Blue. Blinn, Blood, II Bratt, Martin Bass, Nelson -~'J Beach, Mosrs Brooks, James Bass, Lucy Bazier, Miss E Barry, J»o Berryman, JasS Burgett. JnoS Bunner, Jacob Burnes, MissClarisay Belt, Gaming. Jas 2 Brooks, James Baxter, Henry 2 Cari there, Jno Cane, Jno Careen, Geo Collins. Miss A Cory, Jas II Carter, Aaron Cochran, A Cochran, Rob't 11 Combs. Wm 2 Casto, Jonathan Chanler, Wm Creasy, Pleasant 4 Davis, Thomas Denny, Snm'l Davis, Hardwin Denn.JnoB Dickson, John Douglass. Benjamin Dunlap, Andrew Dunihue, Ellis, Geo Evins, Miss Elsworth, Henry East, Joseph 2 Fenimore, Wm Fulkison, Doras Freehart, Margaret Griffith, Wm Griffith, Jno Garthwait, Jacob Gannon, Joseph Genung, Lamac Gorham, Wm wf Gary, Miss Ellen Harker, Mary Holmes, S Hodges. Jno Hicks, Moses Holmes, Mnthew Helman, He try ,» », Howel,JasB Hager, Sam'l jr Hickcox, Sally Jackson, Rid) Jackson, Isaac 2 Jackson, Andrew Jackson, Dani Jackson. Charles 3 Jonee, Mrs Johnson, Elizabeth

Killheafcr, Geo Lawrence, Elbridge Lewis, Elishn v» Miner, Chnrlcs Modisitt, Charles Modisett, W

Mann, Jno «Merrett, Jno W Mann, Mre Catharine

Michell, Jno

/-Murry, Christopher .r Mi Her, Jacob

Moffatt, James Miller, Jno 5 McDermott,MrsMargaret

McCuen, Richard McCollom, Geo 2 McCollotn, Mrs Elizabeth Obrien, Jno "Owens, Mrs E 'Pcttit, Edward

Parker, Jno Partridge, Amos Peltier, Jno Rippitoe, Wm Roberts, Jno S Randolph, Jno O Richardson, Joseph Russell, Eli W Ray, Sam'l 2 Reager, Andrew Rowey, Sam'l Raridon, Jno bankey, Preston Seal ly, Jno Speir, Nathan Stratton, Joseph Sampson, Wm jr Sandford, Isaac & Son Shepherd, Wm Stewart, Andrew Schaup, Conrad Stratton, Joseph Spence, Joseph Schwane, Michael Shields, Abraham St. John, David Simon, Sheets, Abraham ,.. Stewart, Jno Seely, Benj Savage, James Shipley, Miss ^Sticklev, Joseph

Smith, Bushrod Topping, MisB Miranda Tul leay, Patrick Tryon, Jas Tryon, Prudence Tiflotson, Eliza Williams, Jno Whitehead, Wm Wood, Geo -i?Weaver, Baal-'

Wilson & Herrington Wilder, Levi Woodruff & Smith Winter, Stacy Wilson, Mrs Martha Wood, James Weeden. Henry Wood, Ebcnezer Welch, Mr Yeager, Wm

J. O. JONES, P. M.

Notice.

f~%RY and GREEN HIDES wanted also, DEER YJ SKINS, for which I will give in exchange Sole and Upper leather. Bridle, Skirting, and Harness Leather. Abo, all kinds of Saddlery and ready made Harness, Shoes and BootL &c-

ite Beam, Flaxseed, Oats,

flu V*tl, UUKCJh JLMUCHB, t'eathd which I will pay tne highest price. A. M. BOATRIGHT.

Terre-Haute, Nov. 84th, 1841-12~6w

IVotice.

rpHK subecriber having been appointed Adminalrafor JL of tbe estate of Russell Rosa, deeeesed, hereby notifies all persons indebted to said estate, to make immediate payment, and tboee having claims to precent tbem without delay.

The estate is solvent. JOHN F. CRUFT, AdraY. Tene-Haute, Nov. «7.1841-12-3w

IVotice.

CONTRACT will be let, at the next tbe Commissioeera Ccsut, to be bdd en tkt Juvt December start, at tbe Conrt Hoose, for bnildtBf a/«see aronnd the Conrt Hoose Square: per anas wishing to tab tbe contract are requested to at' trad aaid Conrt on Tbnariay, tbe lonrtb day ol tbe Conrt.

Nov.27,184l-l2-iw W.N.HAMILTON Awfttor.

MROICI5EI AT AUCTIO*.

FIVE

BOXES ol Fever for dm core of Inter.nitting and B*lions Fevers, will be sold at Anction. at Farrmfton's comer, on ike Ub day •f Dnrm&er, 1841, at ISetlock, M. (unless sooner redeemed by paring tbe charges thereon) to eatnrfv a lien thereon in favor of tbe estate of A. H. Woodruff, dee'd. for freight and advertising, ic: said lledicinss having Wen consigned to aid Wood raff, ia Us lile time, by William Smith St SOne, Cindamati, Ohio, loc sale

Nov W.

A holmes"

BLINN. AdmV of A. Woodruff

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JTEW CIjOTHIJVG.

ADDITION to a Good Assortment of Ready Mode Clothing. I am now opening a great variety of Pantaloons and Vests, which will be sold cheap for cash. The articles are made in fashionable style, and their durability guaranteed.

G. W. LANGWORTHY.

November 13.1841. JOtf.

iSUPERlOR ARTICLE of heavy Blanket ami Merino Shawls, together with a variety of black Lace Veils, rich dark Prints, Merinos Stc The above we offer at a small advance.

November 13,1841. lOtf _______________ Patent Steam Feather Renovuler. rpHE subscriber wouTd rflspectfuMy inform the ci^isens Terre-Hante, and vicinity, that he has one of these machines in operation a few doors north of the Mansion House, on the west side of Market street.

The work ia done entirely by the operation of steam, nofirecoming near tbe feathers, end no possibility of scorching or otherwise injuring them by tne operation. All motfis are destroyed and removed without loss or waste of feathers on the contrary the bulk is incrwwed, many times one half they are clensed and pnri'ed from all mucous and glutinous matter which adheres to new feathers when plucked from the parent goose, whish gives them an unhealthy and offensive smell, and have the appearance snd qnalities of new feathers.

He would invite all housekeepers nnd others, who prefer sleeping on soft beds and who study economy snd health, ta try, and prove the Steam Feather Renovator. All are invited to en!', and see the machine and its operations, ond be convinced of its utility. Th'S operation of renovating is universally approved of where it has been tried. People from the country can, by bringing beds in the morning, usually, have them tbe same day. Any person who will trv tho experiment may bring beds of any qnality of feathers, from the best and newest to the oldest and poorest they have, proyided they are either goose or duck feathers, and may be assured no charge will he made in any case unless' pcrfcct satisfaction be given.

November 20,1841 -11 -3t

A. D. HALL

NOTICE.

ISletters

hereby given, that the undersigned has taken out of administration on the estate of George G. Porter late of Vermillion county, nnd State of Indiana, deceased. All persons indebted to the said estate aru requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same are notified to present them duly authenticated for settlement. Tbe said estate is supposed to he insolvent.

up by James S. Clark of Harrison Township Vigo County Indiana, on the 16th ofOctober, 1841, one estrny iron gray mare supposed to be four years old last spring, 15 hands high, black mane and

snty

H. Allen, Nov. 1st 1841. Posted and appraised before me this 1st dav of Nov. 1841. I. M. DAWSON J. P.

Nov. 13-10-13.

STATE OF INDIANA, |v VERMILLION COUNTY AND CIRCUIT Nicholas Pontom,M. William M. ForfUhe:

THE

OTIS BROWN, Administrator.

November 20,1841.-11—3t

ESTRAY.

TAKEN

On Foreign Attachment.

Sheriff having returned the writ executed, notice is hereby given to the said defendant that unless he appear on the second day of tbe next Term of this Court, to be holden at Newport, on the second Mondav of March next, nnd defend this suit, the same will be heard and determined in his absence.

Attest: A. B. FLORER, ClerkNov. 6-9-3w By M. P. LOWRY, Dept.

Notice.

NOTICE

IS HEREBY GIVKnt, Thatapplication will be made at the next February Term of the Probate Court of Vormillion connty and State of Indiana, by Mary My res, uwfoio of John Myres, late of Vermillion county, deceased, for the appointment of commissioners to assign her dower in tha real property of which the said John Myres was seized during her coverture.

Nov. 3d, 18U-9-3W MARY MYRES.

Valuable Farm for Sale.

THE

subscriber will sell that valuable farm, about one mile from the Court-Huuse in Terre-Haute, known ns the Dewees' farm it contains one hundred and sixty Acres of Prairie, which is equal to any other in the State for beauty of situation and richness of soil. Tho buildings consist of a stone Mansion House nnd two oilier buildings, calculated for small families, with &c. Forterms, which will bo liberal, apply on the premises.

Nov. 27, I841-12-3m M. HTTCHCOCfc.

rVew Establishment,

FORWARDING & COMMISSION BUSINESS. rfillE undersigned has just opened in the house at the foot of Market street, formerly kept by J. Donovan, Esq. where he will attend to tho Recoivmg and Forwarding of Goods. Ho will also sell goods on commission, and trusts that persons abroad will find it to their interest to make consignments to him. For his strict and prompt attention to business, he will refer to the following gantlamen:

5(arie, Illinois.

J- M. STOCKWELL, Evdnsville, Indiana.. E. Sc O. BROWN, Clinton, Indiana.

Vincenncs, la. Nov. 20-1 l-4w

Woodland Near Town!

WILL sell or exchange for lany kind of property useful to me, 80 acres of land, well timbered for fuel or fencing, not more than 11 miles from town, in the river bottom adjoining the School section

Wm. MAXWELL WOOD.

November 27, 1841-i2-4t

ni\K IVOMCE.

BRANCH BANK OP INOIANA. Terre-Havte, N»v. 22d,1841. I

A DIVIDEND of 5 per cent has been declared JjL upon the capital stock in this Branch for the last six months, payable to stockholders nn demand, deducting the State and School Tax ol 65 cents on each hundred dollars-

Nov 27,1841-12-3w A. FONTAINE.Cashier.

Blank Books.

WILLIAM

Nov. 27,1841-12-tf.

Groceries!

THE undersigned have for sale, cheap, 2 Pipes Cogniac Brandy 1 American do 8 Bbls. do do 2 Holland Gin 2 American do S Orleans Rum,5 91 Malaga Wine, 1 Madeira do 1 Teneriff do 1 Cask Port do 3 Bbls.

Sugar Hoose Mo-

1 Ilhd. N. O. Sugar, 1 Ceroon Indigo, 2 Bbls. Madder, 3 Copperas, 1 Alum, ''.1 V,

Nov. 20th 1841-11—U

Indian Hair Dye,

Nov. 2D-ll-tf J-'.

2 Spice, 500 lbs.Sateratns, «'good) 5 Boxes Rose and 5 Roein

Soap.

Malaga Raisins,

12 Pelong Cigars, 18 Common do 2 Virginia Tobacco. 1 K- Y- do 24 Reams Wrap. Paper.

WM. J.BALL&.CO.

1 Carpenters extract of SnntapariMn,— I Swaim Panares, Indian Hair Oi!,

For sale at *4.WOOD'S Drug and Nov. 90-11-if Apothecary Store.

Brashes.

I Brashes,

CLOTH

Paint do Scnribiog dm Dusting do ,r Marking do Shoe da^®^ For aale at .r** f,

Apothecary ftnrr.

Instruments, fte.

CASESof

Surgical Instruments.

Tootfa Forceps, Tooth Keys, Tbnmbaad Spring Uncw. AfKHtwscaryli and Hal» Trasses, Ac. -u Forsnfoat WOOD'S Drngin^

Nov. 30-ll-tf Apwtneary Store.

MCWRNWU •««C*IR* U, DRCOH

AFRESH

snpfdv received St WOOD« Drag and

2VaT.a»J»-*f

New Saddlery Establishment.

.. Corner of National Road and Fourth Struts.

T!ff

a,„ 'J

G. W. LANGWORTHY.

rpn,e^

D-

STEPHEN G. DODGE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR JtT Ef&W,

TERRE-HAUTE. INDIANA.

OFFICEcornertbeOhio

i.-* E»aw Notice.

Hshall,

ARLAN & MANLY. Attorneys at Law MarClark county1 Illinois. March-27-29-tf.

J)ocf8. Irish 4* Brooks,

HAVING

associated themselves in the practice of Medicine, respectfully informs the citizens o! Ter-re-Haute, and vicinity that they are now prepared to attend to all calls in the profession. Office on Second Street, one door North ol Dr. Daniels'office.

Sept. 18-1841-2-ly. 4-

JAMES WHITCOMB,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Terre• Haute, Indiana.

PRACTICESSupremeand

JUSTskirting

LEWIS L. WATSON.

RErstttffcKi,— J.S. W.J. WISE,V D. S. BONNKR,

W. J. HEBBRD, N. CARNA*, TITORN &. TRACY, MADDOX & GASS, JOSEPH PIQOET, St.

H•

Vincenncs, Ia.

October 23, 184 l-7-6w

STACY & CO. of Indianapolis, In.

keep constantly on hand a full stock ol Ledgers, Journals. Day-books, Blotters, Cash-books, fec. St,c. which they will furnish to Merchants, and others, at short notice, and at any point in the State. Also, County and Bank Books of every description. All of which are made of the best materials, and as low as they can be purchased elsewhere. Orders, by Mail or Otherwise, are respectfully solicited.

1 Bbl. Whitinr I Chalk, 1

Ground Ginger,,

I Race do 1 Fresh Rice. Bags Rio Coffee, 2 Pepper,

Fall and Winter Goods.

*'I1HE undersigned have just receired from the East, ond are now opening well selected assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, which we wilt sell cheap for cosh, or on usual credits to our punctual customers.

SWEET

rlMIE

«1«Frames.ore,late-

Ksq on National R&ad

J//" 'and commenced the Saddling, Harness, and Trunkwieking Business, reipecs Hilly solicits the patronageof tKecitiiens of Ter-re-Haute snd Vigo county. Indiana. Having learned his business in one of the best and most fashionahla shops ia Kngland. he ffatters himselt that he can give general satisfaction to those who may favor him with their custom. His prices will, in all cases, he moderate. and he is d«termined, by close attention and puno tuality, to deserve,ere if be cannot comsiaa d, success. The public is invited to call

Oct. 9-5-t jE. BRA MM ER.

of and-Market streets,south-

east corner of Pnblicsquaie.and adjoining the dwellingnfL. H. Scott. Esq. REFERENCES Hon. John Fine, Ogdemsburgh, Hon. Silas Wright, Jr.. Canton, Hon. Mirah Sterling, Watertomn,

Hon. H. Branson, St. Augustine, Florida. Oct. 31-8-tf.

jajgjvjLEjrrHJtPijr,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

FFICE on Market Street opposite the Courier Office. Sept. 18-1841-2-tf.

DR. n. T. KETCHAM,

[TAVING permanently settled in Terre-Haute, resrl_ pectfnlly tenders his profesrional services to all who may desire thetH. Office on the corner of Cherry and First streets. June 19,1841-41-tf.

LINDLBY, BROWN & EARI.Y, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS. Terre-Haute, Indiana.j Feb. 20,1841-24-tf. JTHARLAN. U. MANI.T.

in Vigo the neighboring counties,

and in the and United States Courts at Indianapolis. Offico on the west side of tho public square, opposite the Court House.

Nov. 3d, 1841-9-6w

JTJEW Goons.

rpHE subscriber has just returned from tfiecasi with

a fine selection of watches, jewelry, silver ware, tovs, knives, and spectacles. Very cheap for cash. Terre-Haute, Sept. 25th-3-tf I. D.CUSTER.

SKIRTING AND HARNESS.

received and for sale a fine assortment of eastern and harness leather. 1*y June2u-42-tf MOORES & MUSSBLMAN.

MSUINO SHAWLS.

SUP. lot of 7-4ths, 8-4ths and 10 4ths Black and Scarlet MERINO SHA WlJt. (from the most celebrated manufactory in Europe.) are offeretl at such prices as must be considered a bargain. ALSO, A first rate assortment ol FANCY and STAPLE DRY GO IDS, are now being offered at tho well known Cash Store, at prices cheaper tlinn ever. A very extensive variety expected soon. Store, opposite the Court House, on the north.

Terre-Haute,Oct. 16-6-tf G. W. LANGWORTHY.

NEW GOODS.

'TMIE subscribers are just receiving and openings complete assortment of staple dry goods, together with a general assortment of family groceries. All of which will be sold very cheap for cash or country produce, by/ T. St. J. DAVIS.

Novom. 7, 18-11,-9-tf.

Ftench L,awns.

JUST

received, a few piecesof French LA WNS, new style, and cheap. Also, a variety of English and French PRINTS extra finebleachen and unbleached MUSLINS, &c., nil of which are offered, at the present time, cheaper than evrr, forcanh.

May 15-36-tf. G. W LANGWORTHY.

Pork Packing

BRASHER would respectfully inform the Pork Packing community, that he is prepared to pack the town of Terre-Haute, la. nny quantity of Pork, in His Pork House is on the River bank. He will guarantee the inspection in N. Orleans, or no charge and will pack as low as nnv establishment on the Wabash.

Wm. J. BALLJ-Co.

Octol»er23 1841-7-tf, TOBACCO.

Jaines River and Ky. chewing tobacco. May 22-37-tf B. BOOTH A CO. YARNt YARN! YARN!

Undersigned have on consignment a large qnantity of COTTON YARN, which they wil! sell

Wholesale and Retail, for factory prices. Merchantsand Farmers, can have bargains Oct. 23,1841—7—tf WM. J. ,Lhcn.

Cotton Var«.

8,000

April 3-30-tf.

Cetton Yam, assorted nn.nbcrs.for

MILL AND CROWS CUT SAWS. ADEbv Rowland, and others, lor rale, by May 22-37-tf. B. BOOTH Sc. CO.

STATE OF INDIANA, VIGO COUNTY,«.

the undersigned doceSHiy tlmt, we have viewed and appraised a certain pure of est ray oxen, taken np by Jotin Downy of said township, and find tbe same to be, the one a red brindle with a mottled face and slag homes, some white nn the top of tbe shouldCTS and white belly, marked with a hole and crop in tbe right ear. the other a pale red with a mottled face a white spot on the top of tbe hi pa and a white belly marked with a crop off the right ear and split in tbe same, supposed will he five years old next soring, and we do nppj^ifgjbe iriid oxen at twenty-eight dolk,r11*

ALLand

Hair Brwsbes, Varnish do Tooth dolf-««,-Flesh dog^ Graining doS S*ah Tool*, SueiWtK)OS Drug and

THIS

/nr*#r

-'SSipSSPIlP

USSi

i-ji

SMITH & BUTTON.

Salt.

1 OHO BBLS. Kanawha Salt.just received, ond of A,vfUU a "superior quality," for sale by April 3-30-tf. SMITH & BUTTON.

%JOSlAH LAMBERT mark SAMUEL SUMMERVILLF..

Appraisers.

.SuWifibed nmr sworn ta before me this 9tb dky of Novem(«r, 1841- A true oepy from mr ratray book A. C. NfiVEN. J, P.

NOTICE.

indebted to tbe «iSecriher ofeix month's standing and ever, and all lor (a single pair,) three months over,»( not settled by the firm dav of December, will find tbnr aeconnts with B. M. Harristm, Esa. to cailoct according to law.

CALEB ODELL

Nov. 13.1841. 10-3t HIRAM GLASGOW ESTATE,,

NOTICE

is hereby givoa. thai the sndeisigned has taken oat Letters of Administration on the Estaie of Hiram Glasen, late of Vermillion connty snd Hute of Indiana, deceased. All pernios indebted to tbe said estate, are requested to make immediate paymem and 'base having claims against tbe same are ooifed to present them duly aother.ticated for settlement,—tbe said estate i» SBK*W4 to be insolvent.

ELIJAH JORDAN* Adm'r

November 8,1841- 10-3t-pr lee $125

Overstreet's Misnalnting LlsiSMSt.

celebrated ^Liniment hoe gained a repntauoo ortr iil Mrdi*tms or Preparations for the core of Rhi'mmrtitms. Nernour Diseases, Sprains, Strains. Hrmd-ache*. Toatk-aeie*, Bald nets. Observe •moil bills oerompenving «*eb Box »nd ateo. mv wgnatnre. Dr. J. N. Oiwwtt, I^a Grange. Oldham connty, K» For sals «t bis A«c« is Terre-Hante.

Nov 20-14-tf WOOD*^ Drag Stw ••r-5 VV' I

SHBRIJTV SALE.,

virtue of an execution issued from ths offics of Clerk of the Vefmilfion Circuit Court and tome directed and delivered, in favor of Benjamin R-WhiU. comb and John Chnmberlin, and agaihst Giles Ford, I have taken as tfie property of tbe said Ford, or his in* terert. the south west quarter of section 19,townahip 14, range 9 west and north west quarter of section 80, same

wnehip and range aforesaid, and I will on the 11th of Drcwnoor next, at the Conrt hout» door in Newport, Vermillion count v, Indiana, within the legal hours of said day, I will ofler for sale the rente and profits tor seven years, and if tbey should jail to sell for a sufficient turn to pay said debt, 1 will then and there offer for sale the fee simple with all the interest and claim of the said Giles Ford to tbe highest bidder, on a credit according te law, the purchaser to give bond and security.

_r^orernberJ5. lM1.-l]-3t

BXUerk

WM. BALES, Sksrif.

SIIICRIFF'S SALE.

virtue of an execution ueued Irom tHbofBeeof the of the Vermillion Circuit Conrt, and to ino direct«I and delivered, in favor of John Paine and

Jaegers, I have taken as the property of the south half of the southwest quarter

2h^ iY ^l"8 «st quarter of section 28, town•R Jk c"}taining twenty acres, and I will on the 11th day of December next, at the Courthouse tloor, Newport. VermilUon countr, Indiana, within the legal hours of said day, offer for sale, the rents snd profits for the term of seven year*, and if they should fail to sell for a sufficient sum to pay eaid debt, I will then snd there oiler and expose to sale the fee simple of said premises on a credit agreeable to law to tbe bigbeat bidder, the purchaser to give bond and security.

Nov. 15, 1841.-1 l-3t

Nov. 8th 1841.—10—St-

WM. BALES, Shrrif.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

virtue of an Execution issued from the Clerke office of the Vermillion Circuit Contt, to me directed snd delivered, in favor of Jasper N. Dpvis Executor of the last will end testament of Wilbnrn Davis deceased, and against Peter Smith. I have taken as the property of Peter Smith, the following real estate, to wit: The £}, W. qr. of Sec. 3, in Town, 16 N. Range 9. W. in Vermillion County Indiana, snd 1 will on the el even ty dtty of«Decembcr next,-t|l the Court House door in Newport, within the legal holrsofsaid da*, offer for sale the rents and profits of said promises the term of seven years, and if they should fail to sell fora sufficient snm to satisfy said Execution, I will then and there offer for sale the fee simple ol said premises, with all the appurtenances thereunto belonging, to the highest bidder for cash in hand, to satisfy asid Execution. Wm. BALES, Shf.f*

SHERIFF'S SALE.

virtue of an execution, issued from the office of the Clerk of Vermillion Circuit Court, and to me directed and delivered, in favor of Adoniram J. Hithardson,and against John W.Johnston, I havessited and taken, as the property of said defendant, the fol lowing real estate, vix: Lots number (37) thirty-seven ond (38) thirty-eight, in the town of Eugene, Vermil* lion county, Indiana and I will, on the eleventh day qf December next, nt the Court House door in Newport, within the legal hours of said day, offer for aale tho rents and profits of said premises for the term ol seven years, and if they shall tail to sell for a sufficient suttr to satisfy said execution and costs, I will then and there offer nnd expose to sale the fee simple, to the highest bidder, on a credit according to law, to pay aaid exccu* tion and costs.

WM. BALES, Sheriff.,,

Nov. 9th, 1841.10-3w [PrsJee, 2 00.j SHERIFF'S SALE. DY virtue of two executions, issued from theoflieff JL) of the Clerk of Vermillion Circuit Court, snd to me directed and delivered, one in favor of Joeephus CoUett and Robert E. Barnett, Executors of the estatn of James Davidson, deceased,nnd onein favor of Orpah Davidson, both against the unknown heirs and legal representatives of Joseph Low, deceased, I have seised nnd taken, as tho property ol said defendants, the fol* lowing real estate, vix. SO ACRES OF LAND, being the west half of thn northeast qusrter of Section nineteen, in Township (17) seventeen, north, of Range nine, west, lying in the county of Vermillion, Stste of Indiana ana I will, On the eleventh day of December next, at the Court House door in Newport, within the legal hours of said dnv, offer for sale the rents and profits of snid land for tlie term of seven years, and if they shall fail to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said executions and costs, I will then and tliere offer and expose to sale the fee simple, to the highest bidder, on a credit according to law, to pay said executions and ensts. "w

WM. BALES, Sheriff.

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Wabash Express.

IMS Paper, under Ihe editorial management ol TBOHAS Dowr.t VG, the founder and for nine years editor or co-cdiior of the Wahssh Courier.' will make ite appearance on or about the 15th December. Tlie new pnper will not, in any essential particular, differ from the political tone and spirit of the Courier," while under my management. It wilt be essentially Whig, and endeavor to set forth tbe landmarks of thsi party, as tbey triumphed in tlie contest of 1840. Some difficulty presented itself, in ha vim a prospectus printed. on the eve of my departure for Cincfnnsti, and I will rest contented that the paper should speak for itself. I, therefore, forego the usual list of promises which generally accompany every new undertaking of the kind. My ads, I nope, will be judged, instead of my promises, and this is the only herald which shall precede the forthcoming publication. In tbe meantime, 1 respectfully ask the following gentlemen to receive the names ol subscribers, and transmit tbem by the 10th or 15th of Dceembcr, directed to me at Terrs' IIaate.„ ft/'

NORTH/•*V£*

Clinton—J. W. Downing. J. McCnlloch. Roekvills —Col. Slavens and H. J, Bradley. Montgomery—O. Smith and T. Stevenson. Highland P. O Ashley Harris. Newport—Geo. Tellingbssi, W. Balos. Eugene—Messrs. Collet, J. Armour- Toronto—D. Wei» eiger. Perrysville—W. J. Berkshire, Judge Hill. Covington—Wm. Piatt, Col. Rawles Portland—B. Grain, Ii. Martin. Rob Roy—Esq. Paine. C. M. Thames* Attics—^W. Crttmpten. J. Sc 8. Coimsn. Delphi—James Spears. Logansport—Major Vigus. Shawnee Prairie—C, Newell. Crswfbrdeville—L. G. Boie, W. T. Nod- Georgetown. Ill,—Esq. Newlin. Owen West. Danville, III —J. H. Mvrpby, A. Williame Willismsport. Ind—Haynes Sc Dickson. West Lebanon. Ind.-pr. Foraee, Thos. Lyon. Lafajetto— Don. Maee, M. L. Fierce.

SOUTH.

Prairleton—R, Hoggatt, A. Wilktns. Middletown —Warren Harpwr. Turmafi'a Creek- H. Riggs, S. Harris Merom—Jm. Reed, J. H. 0*Boyf«. Carlisle

B-S. Hassey,J. W. Rrigga. West Union—Mr. Shepherd. Viaesnnrs-Ssmr Hill. Princeton—Jsdg* Montgomery. Evansville-^W. T. T. Jones. Washington—A Warner, S. Smyth*. Point Commerce

Messrs- Topping and Andrews. Spencer—Jods West fall. Blown field-SR. Cavine. Linton-' Wine*. Bowfing-Green—M. Elkin. Hstsonv _. H. A. Steel. Y«rk-J- 3- Hicherdssn.

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odge W.

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Maridson—T.

Gr~ncastl*~Col. D. Kglerand E. W Iadisnepoits—C. W. Csdy, T.

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