The Wabash Courier, Volume 11, Number 46, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 July 1843 — Page 3

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THE WABASH COURIER.

JESSE dOHARV, Editor.

TERRE-HAUTE, SATURDAY JULY », 1843

FOB PBE»IDE!fT«

HENRY CLAY,

or KBNTTCKY. W5'

FOK FITOVRBIFO*,

SAMUEIL biogeu. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,

johjy n. nnaoJLEir.

WHIG STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE. NOAH NOBLE, of Marion JOHN 8. DAVIS, of Floyd:

T. J. BARNETT. of Marion* CEORGE W. STIPP, JNO 8. BOBB8, AUSTIN W. MORRIS, 8. V. B. NOEL. HENRY COOPER, of Allen CALEB B. SMITH, of Fayette JRS8E CONARD. of Vign: WILLIAM BROWN BUTLER, of Fanderburgq

AUGUST ELECTION.

Will oar friend* benr in mind that the election is fast approaching. Very important offices to fill. Governor, Lieut. Governor, Congress, Senate and lower House, of our own Legislature, &c. fcc. Whig principles are few and simple—easily understood by alljust the same as in 1840,—just as essential to the welfare of our country, and as necessary to be carried out now as heretofore.

GOVERNOR BIGGER. vat

'm -Some six months have elapsed since Gov.

BIGGSR

was placed in nomination by a Whig

State Convention, as a candidate for re-elec-tion to the honorable station which he now occupies. This would be time, amply sufficient, one would suppose, for the vigilance of his dpponents to have arrayed against him all 'reasonable charges, and objections, if any such couMfe found, why he should not once more receive the suffrages of his fellow-cit-izens. So far, we have not heard advanced, from any quarter, one solitary reason, which even the party opposed to him, are willing to set forth in the character of a good objeotion to his ro-election. So faithfully and impartially has he performed the duties properly belonging to the Executive, that no grounds are afforded for dissatisfaction to any party. Is it not therefore, a compliment due to a public servant, as a reward for honorable and faithful services, that every Whig to a man, as well as good citizens of all parties, should turn out and place in the ballot box a vote for Gov.

BIGGER.

'II

If OREGON CONVENTION. Tn^Hffefitton Vaa recently held in Cinclbnatti, for the purpose of gathering facts in relation to the Oregon country, and preparing a memorial to Congress, as a moons of inducing that body to take efficient steps towards taking possession of the Territory, and encouraging emigration thither. Col.

R. M. JOHNSON

itpP® f.L*

and

of Kentucky was President

of the Convention—and the number of Delegates present, was about one hundred and iwenty—principally from Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky. "gy

X.OS8 OF TIIB STEAMER COLUMBIA. The Boston, papers speak of the loss of the British Mail Steamer Columbia, Copt.

ABBOTT LAWRENCE

P| 7 FATHER MATHEwT

HANNKGAN,

ChMm*

SHAN

NON, which sailed from that port on the 1st inst. She was wrecked on Black Ledge, near Sea Island, on her passage to Halifax. All the passengers, among whom was the Hon.

of Boston, with his

lady and daughter, were saved. An extra Stoomor at Halifax, it is supposed will proceed immediately to Liverpool, taking the yj mails, emd passengers of the Columbia.

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Th« distinguished advocate of the TetnI peranee cause, may be expected in this coontry at no very distant day. In answer to lettors we believe from several sources, he hat intimated his intention of visiting the Uni ted States, perhaps early in the coming sea «e-eon

"Imi

FORT

WaYNB

'The Canal celebration at Port Wayne on 4he 4th inst., is said io have come off in fine style.

CASS—and

WHITE

address was delivered Gen.

speeches made by our Senators,

Soing

CELEBRATION.

and several other dis-

I tinguiahed individuals present.

or Fomms.—It is stated in the

Providence Chronk le,Th8t the Hon.

"ntB. BOIDEN,

97&,000.

NATHAN-

late member of Co^ress,

from the Fail River district, is now pennyless, although on the Morning previous to the fire, he was worth

Mr.

BOSTON'S

P*rty, which was nearly all on one spR, was completely defrayed, thero being not a doll^r o^ insurance on it.

Mm*

CHINA—We

given him on the 1st iosu, by the some of the merchants of Boston—and that he was to leave that place on the Sth inst. fat Norfolk, to embark ia the U. S. Steam IHgate, Mia souri, tot the sonrt, China.

pro-

leero from Bo*

that Mr. CosHiKu had, a wnlendtd dinner I

Mediterranean, on*his way to

Kenrr.—It is announced in Alexandria to be the intentioo of the

PACHA

of Ejgypt to

proceed with the execution of the bog propoeed work off joiaiag the Red Sea with the Mediterranean, by means of a canal to he cut from Suez to PHlttsiom.

CmnutNCY.—The St. Loois papers qoote the "State Bank of Illinois" and

44Bank

-Illinois** peper, at from 40 to 45 discount.

A writer in th» *Wabaab Express' of Wednesday test, over the signature of

an Democrat,"

MCGABGHEY

"Jejermmi-

finds much fault with oar re

marks last week in relation to the doetrine of Mr.

WEIGHT,

Mr. CLAY,

to place Mr.

the Locofoco candidate for

Congrcss^i^Thb writer wishes to identify the sentiments of Mr.

WRIGHT

with those of

on the subject of the Tariff, and

MCGAUGHET

in the position of

differing from both. It is true enough, that Mr.

docs not hold the sentiments

of Mr. WHIGHT—and equally far, are the views of the latter, from coinciding with those of Mr. CLAY, on any political question. But the great object of the writer seems to be, the old trick, of some pretended advice about the folly of drawing party lines &c. On this subject he says— "I for one sir, most object to this cioao tension of party lines at the present day It aeems high time that sit men should unite, aa far as possible, in the support of rnfsrarea calculated to promote the good of the country and that every attempt to create unnecessary divisions among the people should be frowned down."

Now this is all very pretty on paper—but from whence come these sweet sounding words! Why, from the very party, which of all otlierf, practices the doctrine rocommended the least. It is the old trick just before an election. Hew is it carried oat in practice? By the Locofocos when voting, the party line is drawn to the very letter, however they may preach privately, when conversing with Whigs. And for this Mr.

WRIGHT

they will vote to a man. There is

no attctftpfcamong Whigs to create divisions amonjftfee people. All they ask is, to vote for, and sustain those who will carry out true Whig principles. Let onr friends be on' their guard, and not be carried away by this siren song, of "no party lines," sung by those, who only want to obtain votes for their own party men.

MONEY

PHILADELPHIA.—Money

to be plenty in Philadelphia.

porter,

FLOUR

We are sure every Whig

will do so. And we look not only for the re-election of the present incumbent—but that re-election, by such a majority, as will show the opinions entertained of those who '*•. who attend to their duties, and perform pub--f lie trust with fidelity to the people and honor to themselves,

About

teem*

BioknelVi Re

says,—"Money still abundant. The

general rate about 5 per cent for first rate paper. One of our Banks we are told, has loaned 9400,000 at 4 per eent per annum— and is willing to loan more at the same rate. We have also heard of a considerable amount invested last week at 5 per cent per annum, the time being from 3 to 5 years."

was setting at Cleveland, on the

80th ult. a'#5. Wheat, at $1,08.

OXEN.—A

very severe epidemic lately

prevailed in Egypt among oxen. More than

5000,

purchased for

IBRAHIK PACIIA,

died. ,,

970,000

We are authorized to announce W. S. MELTON, as a candidate for Assessor, at the August Election.

MR. WIIITCOMB.

[DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.] Will address tho People of Vigo on Monday next, at the Court House, at 2 o'clock, P. M.

had

have been sent within a

few days from the Land Office at Plattsburgy and deposited ia the Missouri Bank at St. Louis. This amount was received in six weeks.

We are requested to say that EDWIN GARTRELL is a candidate for Assessor of Vigo county.

ATTORNBY GENERAL. ...

The fotiowinff from the N, Y. Tribune, contains questions which it will be quite much relief 10 this vicinity to have answered, as to that of New York. •'There is a very general anxiety in this vicinity—as we doubt not there is every where—to know something of the new Attorney General, John Nelson, Eeo^— (lad Mr. Pettigru of South Carolina taken the office we should have felt secured by his great reputation na a jurist of eminent ability, that the lamented Legare had a worthy successor but now we have reason for no such belief. Tho Madisonian apenfcs of his "extraordinary legal attainments, great iateflect and irreproachable character but that print lbs said quite aa, much, nay, much more even than this of Robert Tyier~and would undoubtedly say it of any one e(self its official master should bid it. Will not the Baltimore papers—if the examination woo!t? not coat them too much labor—tell us who and what is John Nelson, oar new Attorney General!" vS i' "1B()V."W(36ER.

It is a singular fact, that the locofocos do not pretend to find any fault with the official conduct of Gov. Big-

eras Chief Magtsttate of the State and yet they are all in their power to prevent his re-election And? what more singular still, Mr. Whitcomb, in all h« speeches, affects greatly to deprecste party spirit. He seems to think that, if not checked, it will ruin the country- Now, if Mr. Braer has done well —if he hat discharged his duties faithfully, why remove him? Ia it not palpaple that he is opposed on party grounds, and on party grounds alonef Bah!— The preaching and the practices of the looofocoe do correspond. A distingui«wd locofoco once mid of John Quincy AdMna. that, "though he wore pure as the Angela, he could not be supported by the democratic party"—and the loeofocos, in

METHOttitfr EPISCOPAL CHURCH. From the minutes of the different Conference* of the Methodists Episcopal Cburch.jost published, it appears that the whole number of Methodist ia the On»tad Stan* is !,063.9S&, in Taxaa 3,738, and in Liberia S3S total, 1,068^3$. The iocraase lttt year was 1S4,S34 an iwrcase. we Veiieve, unparallelod in tl» history of this or any other religious denooiinatioa, in medera tiwaa. Theiearethow Wlivwg who Jotoed the Methodist EPKOH the whote Kody

of toe mctease during uts last year. The Weeleyau Methodise ausaberoaly about hen ia the Waad of Great Bnusu. U»e additiooe made last year to the Bftethediet Pfiiiaysl Qantk ia Aaer-

HtsrtttT or rns IMPUTSXEA—fa 1580 it prevailed in Europe, and is spoken of aa *a pestilential and enodemic c»gb.** In 1748, (jost a century since,) it prevailed the srorfcl over, and received Its present cognomen. In maov dbtricts ha Europe, scarcely a fiitniiy escaped, ft appeared in April and went off to June. It was never fatal, except to

persons, or tboee affected with nobnonaryd MM. The French called it "Let hoarseness. It appeared again in Europe and America, aa wo team from a writer in tbe Troy Whig, in 1788. Also in 1776* when dogs and horses sroiw also affected. Ill l?tS was eqsally ttntvOraai. and foHosrcd severe atmoaphetie changes. It met its viotkna en land and aea. In St. Petersbvrgh, 10^00 aflfected by it in one day. in 18X1 it appeared again, aad waa followed by tbecboiora. 1888 it wwiwM that ftarfai

Its prograaa is, Hke tbe progrea* of podewiaa, from east to «M, and ia piecoded by great atmosphere cbaafsa.

effect,

are now say

ing the same thing of Gov. Bigger and should they succeed in defeating him, the reealt we very modi fear will be the same.—

at tie

Frwm tkt Cimcinniti Omatttt. THEUNIONASITIS.

Oar country, as at pwaent limited, extends is length 9060 mike at the greatest point. 1700 mhtsitMs# contains aboot 3^00.000 square miles- It haaa frontier line of about 10^00 nnNs, a wa coast of 3,600. and a lake Coast of 1900. The United Ststea oomoriae aboot ooe-twentieth of the whole world- »a 17J0 Mt population amounted to 3,929,328- fn 1840, to 17,OS3.G66— of which S,487,113 were slaves. The ewipleynMpts of the people were thaa.divided: ^Agriculture 3,717.75fir

Commerce ••.ll4.57S_: Manofsctufva andTradrS jfe#d79I,S4SMp jg® Navigating the ocean 56,0® do. nvers, lakes, esnals, Sec- S3.W

Mining Learned Proftarions We hipe twenty-aix States, the population of which is well known. The territories by the last census were populated thus:

District of Colombia 43,612 ^Florida 54,477. Wisconsin 30.945 Iowa 43.112 Waehington became the capital of the United States in 1800.

The general height of the Allegheny range of mountains is abont-2000 or 3000 feet above the level of the, ocean. The highest peak in this range is Black Mountain, N. C., -which is M76 feet. Round Top the bighestpeakoftheCatskill, is 3,804feet.

The Rocky Mountains have a gfftoral height of9000 feet, though some peaks are much higher, and have been estimated as high as from 304)00 to 25,000.

The highest peak of the Green Mountains, Mansfield is 4380 feet. The highest peak of the White Mountains, Mt. Waahington ia 6,428 feet.

Mount Marcy, west of Lake Champlain, ia New YoHt, is 5460 feet high. The ehief Cities ind Townrware thus popul

WewYork 818,710,. Philadelphia .-iv*. 2f0,69l Sal timore 102.313 New Orleans 104,193 Boston 93,383. v.Cincinnati *, 46,338/.,,

Brooklyn 36,233 Albany 33,781 ha to 2 9 2 6 1 Washington ... 23,364 Providence 23,171 IXMtisville .21,210 ,» Pittsburgh, (without the environs) 21,115 Lowell »23,789 Rochester 20,191 Richmond 20,151 Buffalo 18,213 Newark .17^90 St. Loais 16,469 Portland 15,218 Salem 15,083 In 1840, the capital invested in foreign trade, 4be^ stood thus: Importing and Commission Merchants Domestic Retail Stores Fisheries iValue of Imports in 1840 Exporta of Domestic Produce

Do. of Foreign Produce Home made or family goods ware produced in *840, to the amount of

0? 9,012

The Cotton manufactures amouated to 1240. 1 "igO aqa ™aJ in

NAVT, JoLr, 1841.

II ships of the line. 15 frigates (fifrst class.) 2 do. (second class.) 21 sloops of war. brigs. 8 schooners. 2 steam-frigates a 1 Of the public laad, 100 and unsold. The whole expenses of Revolutioaary war.

several smaller steam vesla ,000 of acres an surveyed

estimated ia specie §]35,l93,1to

WtUITS OF THE WHIG TARIFF. apecie from last, iats parts of the United States exhibits a gratify mm rasult ff the operationa of the wicked Whig iff—the "BILL Ricbfnintfd Enquirer calls Tan Baren "DISAPPRO PLE AND DETAIL." Jan. 1, steamer from Liverpool, t" Vera Cms,

27 Liverpool, FW. 21, ?4h

*1.000,000 75,800 55,000 1,076,946

Vera Oux,

March 18, per Great Western, 1,000,000 Aprill 16, from St. Thomas, -50,000 ahip from Liverpool, ^14 {150^00 from Vers Crut, 50,000 10, from London. 100,000 20, steamer from Liverpool, 1,200,000 27, from Liverpool and Havre, 350,000 May 5, steamer from Liverpool, 2,300,000

2, shlpe, 160,000 21, Great Western, 1.000,000 38, Caledonia 1,500,000 from Iriverpool and Havre 500,000 Smaller sums at various times, 1,000,000

•12,196,846

It is this menture, attended by such consequences!• these, that the Locofoco party with Martin Vsn Buren at its head, are determined to REPEAL! Have the people nothing to say on such a subjectf Will they not enter a protest against the project? Will the people continue to sanction the disposition to change—to

Sthelikeand

up down policy Is it not time that sooiang permanency was secured? And does any body believe that we can have any permanent system that shall not recagnixn the principle of protection?— Repeal the present Tariff, and this specie will reflux it will be poured rapidly back into tbe coffers of tl|K Bank of England to pay for British goods which oar own manufacturers can as well furnish, if the whole market shall be guarantied to them. Then will come another long train of panics, strictures in the mom? market, factories stepped, laborers out of employ, state stocks depressed, produce at tb« lowest hard money prices, &c., &c. Will the people avert the catastrophe? Let than) prepare for the fall elections. Let New York be reaa.y to follow the example which will be set by Vermont, North Carolina, Indiana and Ohio! The Tariff may yet be saved, if those who believe VKf its efficacy will rally to tbe rescue.'—JV. Y, Tribwm.

OFFICIAL*

From Ht Mtidittmian Saturfa/.

We are authorised to announce that the Cabinet arrangements have at length been completed, and that the Departmenta are placed under the administration of the undermentioned gentlemen:

Hon. Asst. P. Unstra. Secretary of Stat*. Hoa. J- C. Snarcsa, Secretary of theTressaty. Hon. J. M. Posrsa, Secretary of War. Hon. Oavto HSMSHAW, Secretary of the Navy. Hon. C. A. Wrcxr.rrrs, Postmaster General. Hon. Jons

KOKHT,

Attorney General. I

The above is the official announcement of tbete-or-gaaisatioa of the Cabinet. And "his is the fruit of tl mat victory of 1840 Then, two of this Cabi looked upon John Tyler as a political opponent, against whom they cast their bitterest denunciations. Then, he regarded these two of tbe Cabinet, as sopporten of the most odious set of political tenets, ever broached ia this country. They were apposed, aa hr as men could be, in all things polities!. They are BOW united. Either hew they have changed. But then ia no difficulty in saying who has changed. It is John Tyler he te the -J these twe ion with raaka ia 1S32, and is now a traitor to the Whig*. He has deceived all parties to whom he has eveer aitscbed himself, and it hsMtske expneted that bo wilt not betray those whom be has now affected to take

10 Ims

besom. Of the rant of the Cabinet, it is only neeasmry tossy, that they have alien a rtwwfita just the asea far Mr. Tyler—JSackaen men ia 1890, Wlm ia UM0, iwiuws in IMS!—Mfinerr Annii.

Aaun waa aasble to be pvscat

Hill Oslshrsttsa eaassiiienei of iadi» fis letter ia reply to the nrituka wasss

QCOKT, IS Juae, 1813. ff At

QtmMU-.Da^V iisfiisml with lis wlaaniiy CsMbiatisa kf wWea ysa prapsn seaaiiaMs ihntswjlrtSsrf thsMmmmtm sa Bimkm* flill,!

ef tfta way yoa ia aecfpt mf thsadts far the yea km ine by the amtatiaa to nertictetsaritk you in It. TSeadlratstttvof my health srtff deprive aae of tbe

that Hilt, mm* «IMH a yaar hfcw Aty ahjmad by the aaaaismaa 4srtaratiea of

ilts tlwteea United States ef Asnanou, by my pnainus tt tUa isaa wsl af that Cmiaaai let a* atast *rwMpfaver shait «a datiaf ssoead laOsavaa. that thsmasM, ^tlaws principim^sy fjaasai iajfcs ewiamfciintii af dwgtehe.aad, frass Assfa^t' ta tfcspalsa. taai. flsatlsassa, ingpanfelly aai steesralf,

Iks Emrr.—A peper ia Providence Rhode published puff6o JobO C. «pencer, and, ia vs. the same paper Contained a'long Govssn"JohnC. Speneea."

«f Gew W«imflw.-A

correspond-

it of 4he Troy Whia states ihstthe Maatnt Vem^n Mste. which WM the HOMR, and embraces th« tomb Washington, mar now be bought for $80,000. aanpnasa about 1000 acres nf land t«dn aril«sors6 axil of Waahington city, bat under & poor cultivation sad the buildings mudh delnpidate^l. Genetail Washremaios, including many of ihe tre»* he Matltea end the plants he imported. The site ia Asatttiful, though the land is greatly overgrown with hashes.

Obituary*C

DiEt), nt the residence of Mr

IAMBS GROKS-

^wHbocb, Eugene, Indiana, on tbe I6ih insf., -vin tho 23d year of his age, Mr. WILLIAM RAPPLEYE, heretofore residiag ia Terre-

Haute. T"he deceased had been lingering for some time tinder thnt insatiable! disease, pulmonary eoiisumption, which when once seated baffles Hie science of medicine, and although he died home, was,surrounded by kind friends by wbom every thing that could be, was done |o tnitigate the suflTerings oT sick bed. This ^f^Ou^tnnn had atjuired for himself a ch&racpr (or business, integrity and steady habits, #ns "respected and beloved by all his acuathtanc^s, but baa been snatched from igst us in the vigor and bloom of early manhood, leaving father, mother, brothers, listers and a numerous family connexion to mourn, and an extensive acquaintance to rejfret" his premature dissolution. His funeral %hiqji took ptace on the 17th, was attended 4y a numerous concourse of the citizens of f&gfene and vicinity, to whom the friends of the deceased feel grateful for tho respect shown on that occasion.—[COM*

AUGUST ELECTION.

.. CONGRESS, EDWARD W. McGAUGHEY. ^(Nominee of the Greencastle Conventidn.')

we are requested to announce the name

5o 3oi,W*®f JAMES T. MOFFATT as a candidate 16429,629 for Coneress for tho Seventh Congressional IKS?,0^' 18,190,3f3

are

requested to announce^GRAFTON

29,230^80 COOKERLY, of Sullivan county, as a

The condition of our manufactures stood thus-- 'itandidate to repreSnt the counties of Sullivan, Total amount of capital employed #267,7*6,579

Rn(l r|flV

:n »u-

They employed 72,119 persons. Capital ffe invested in them Ml.103^59 Woolen manufactures employed 21,443 G. persona capital invested §15,785,424 Revenue 28.234,5f "fbe regular army, according to the law of We are authorized-to announce CALEB conaisu

men and officers. ^GARRETT, as a candidate to represent VtMilitia of all the States and Territories 1,M7.TO Ng^oumy the next Legislature.

antn

cunnte

tne Slale CK,naie

I' 'R 1. -I RITTM,, FT. 1 IIIN

We are requested to'announce STEPHEN 1K)DGE as a candidate to represent Vigo itity in tbe next. Legislature.

We are requested to announce JOSEPH !ARR EARLY as a candidate forRepresenitativo in the next Legislature..

Wo are requested to say thai GEO- W. ^3J\LL is a candidate for Representative at £he August election

We are requested to say thatJOHN HODGES will, if his fellow-citizens think proper •to elect him serve the Peoplo of Vigo in tho uext Legislature of lndiana.

LEE

as a candidate to represent the

county Of Vigo in the next L«sislature. At the solicitafon of citizens of various Townships, made to me, I announce myself as one of the candidates to represent Vigo .coonty in the next Legislature of Indiana. Before the election, and when tho time of the People shall be less engrossed, I will address them in their respective Townships.

July 4 1843. THOS. DOWL1NG.

Wear© requssted to anOourtce WM. H. JOHNSON ofOttor Creek, os candidate Tor Commissioner nt the ensning August .election.

We are authorized toannounoe ANTHO$IY CREAL, asu candidate lor County Com: Mfsstoner nt ihe next August Election.

We are requested to announce the name of ORRIN DOWDY, our present Commissioner as a candidate for re-election in August next

We are requested to announce SOLOMON HARBERT, of Honey Creek,as candidate for Assessor of Vigo County.

We are authorized to anounce JAMES BAYLES,of Honey Creek, as a candidate for Aaaeuor at the August Election.

MEW ORLEANS MARKET, Joly 8tb, 1843. Fbmr—'The very limited demand which we noticed in our last and the desire oi holders to realise, have produced a change in the price of flour which we now quote at $4 90 a $4 60 for small brands, and 4) a 4} •or choice St. Louis.

Port—There has been more inquiry for O and soft mess during the test few days than we have noticed for acme time past, and several small lots have chanhands for shipment, thereby reducing the stock which is now very low. We quote dear at #11. mess glOa 10 95, O $9, primef9, soft mess $8i 9, snd Other qualities in proportion.

JBecea—Th» article ia in very limited rsqiwit, snd saarach of the stock now in tnsrket will not keep until Fall, holders are snxious to rssirse our qootstions for lots in good order inferior lots are sold at all pri ces, st which purchasers and seller feel dug»ousd to a free

00.

Hams, uneanvasid, 4ta4f cents canvassed,

Mat 71 cents: sides 4 41 c«nts shoulder Si a cents. —We hear of no trsnsstHions in this srticle of WiSamot. Our qootstions are therefore nominal, a«y for iufierior,4i a cents, ia barrels aad kegs to prims 6 a 7* cents. light receipts during the past week

The light receipts during the past

has given more firmness to the market—1M to SO bseo tlw prevailing rate, hat acvama

on these quotations,

Jalv A 4tt-3t

EAGLB

TIedana.will

JOOFQ. ADAMS.

srs holding for an

Cw-«—Tbe demand has beeA limited sad prices have a downward tendency. We ooote 40 ~a 41 cts. per |iu»a» ia a«cks wiib a stock fully eqnst to tbe demand.

Of*—The stock is very light sad the demsod conMues acitveat firm pricra. We aotiee sales at 30 a 33 ysr bushel in adu aad 37 a 88 cts. tn balk. .fflsf Wawni is ia deatsad aad prices lava aevaacsu. We leataed oCssles made yawntiy st|M

No easte*a ia market.

The Groie Farm.

'{WIS beaatifai property, withia view of T«na Ji, iMts is fiwiadn, on low aad acconwaodating Bsactaa ea Puma

LION HOTEL.

Kadnrtlte, laiiaaa. HTW8 aaders^raed would hike this op. JL pnHiusity of itrtonmng hie frieods sad ths pobiie. that he. has takat the abarc stand sitaated sa tfce Narth-&si earner of tlw Public SfsHt, where he will he glad to scoonraaadafe his old eustomes aad tip

MNaRkv ueiamaaity. Fieai Us leaf cneriaoes ia ifct hearts—, hs hopea lamvaasnwal aijawian. H.1, BRADLEY. irty f, 1843-45-3t

Mhr in*§mg mTCUa*.

If sahstiiliirsaair Arawaharg. Ms ha ta Fall aad Dress€3^ rtafiaaafflspt—her. Cwth Mtatthaflisiaaf L. Wamt wuh tfivuetiaeai, will ha Ssftaa aad rwarasd sjhmDmasd- Fwa Owir spsiisnes ia the ahsaa liae. vsy aspset tagivnsBtatactiaKtasli wto amy feflse iasthaaa SNtk umireesiaaa. wnr 4k MsctoHt ^rtf,»0-4Ma«

I.ETTEBS

REMAWJNG

ia the Poet Office at

Indfana, Jaly 1. 1843. Penwns catliag for any of these letters wjll say* «A»rtiw^"

Allen Abraham »iykjfldoll Henry Aetata Jowph

Rare on Thorns* Daily

& Elk

Brrliitl Frederick Black James W Baldwin A Beauchamp Ite'uWf' li^nnett Wm 'V Booth Hiram & Byera Michad Barker Crawford Bertere Andreas Black Ssmuel Browne Jos Busan Jos Blade Miss Eihnbelh Boatright Miss Hannah Barnes Rnis Clark Martin

July 8,1843-44-St

May 27,1643-88-7t.

.Lee Elijah Lonyden Jackson ,,. Lord fr King J' li*mi« Lwcton*

Callahan Joha O .. Cruse John Church Msrnit 7 on a A be I Cochr«UJ A Corey SnT'OB Conner Thomas Che pin LB Combs WillianT Dunnismn Olivo Davis Thomas fhinlap Andrew Daris Nathaniel Dickinson N Durham Wm Em by Mi» Jaae Evened Noali FullerS Floyd Jilhn Fsankl in Solomon Fennimore S Gellmore Mil Gray Jos Galick Wm Griggs Jos GWicrearo Wm Genung Amanda Griswold Harris Hall Jas Hoi Iowa Goading Helms Wm Howard Saml Hollenback David Hulbert John Harrow Charles Hoi Ioway Lucy M. Hall Henry James Joseph Johnston Andrew Johnson Mrs Elicbeth Johnson Samuel Jamison Henry Johnson Ebeneser Jordon George Johnston Samuel Jones Burrell King A -V Kelso Rev Mr 's

Nancy AnaSulUvan William Stevenson Elijali Starke Jesse

Sarasinsin Charles.:

it»)a 1

SALE IK BAWKROPTCT

SHALL offer at Public Pale, on Tuesday the 25»h inst.,st my office in Terre-Haute, one large Franktin Stove, one Shot Gun, one Wooden Clock, one String Bells, 3 Cows snd Calves, 1 large Iron Kettle, and sundry other articles of property, surrendered by applicants for the benefit of the insolvent law of ths Uti

Jnited States.

July 8, t*43-*£iT

ISM

viNpi-

Lamb Mnhael Lyens I^aac, Lendesmsa fWac E UckyThos Moore Cyrus Mussett Wm rv .. Montgomery Hhrt 7 Mohlay Richard Merits Marlin L«?ander Meanic Mrs Caroline McLensanJohn McCartney John McEIv&in Sarah McKTnney Shadack McMutran Wm McGraoahan Margaret Nation Augustine $ Obrien John- S Ogleaby WillisPrater Lucinda Phillips Mrs Mary Pepper William Pucket Richard .- 4, Reevee Eden Ritthrue James Rigler Henry Ryckman Oydoi Redding Jos Ryman & Beatd Seely Jonas Stearnes Ashby Stewart Hugh Stratten Jaw Steele Wm N Steffy Wm

Speed John Salads Mtss SusanSmith Wm Smith Geomo Smith John Smith Jeremiah Smith Samuel 1: Smith Wm r, Tuttie Albert S Taylor Mias Ana~E Thompson CL

JOHN F. CRUFT, Assignee.

Election JVotice.

HERE will bean Election held in Vigoconntr at the usual places of holding Elections in the several Townships in said county on the first Monday of

Angust next, for the purpose of electing one Governor, one Lieutenant Governor, one Represent stive to the United States Congress, one Senator to tli» State Senate, three Representnlives to the State Legislature, one Gray and RiggJ-

.T_ IS? r\I_«_? __ A -1- FFII

Commissioner in the First District, and one Assessor. WM. RAY, Shtriff. July 8,1843-44-t el/

•AUCTIOW SAI-BN-r-1

JPaU Campaign for

1848.

A C. FELLOWES A CO. resnecifiillv snnoonon that they will opon their Fall Auction Sales on Monday, September tbe 18th.continuing four days, when they will offer a stock of Goods unrqtmlled in extent and variety by any ever offered in the Western country. Tbey earnestly solicit the attention of, dealers throughout the West to their list of sales, feeling well sssured that their very favornblearrnofiemente for consignments of the most desirable Goods of every description, including the largest rangenf Boots. Shoes, flats. &©, will enable them to offer inducements to auction purchasers not surpassed by those of any market in the Union. Their arrangements are such ss to insure the receipt of a constant stream of consignments throughout the season, and to warrant the assurance that thnse attending any of their sates announced will meet with large stock of Fresh Goods. In addition to T-- .,' si' their auction htwnem, they keepa vwF |.fg« sfoHt t4\

Goods, which they piece otjt, to dealer? only, pt jn-ivate the most favt W.

IJtt if Sal,* for FaZM843.

rilHE ammai eommeneement st this imitation

take place on Wednesday, 19th July next. Ths

examinstion will commence on ths Friday previona. QThe p«Mic performances, will caauaencean Tuesday P- M. and proceed in the following order to wits 1. The insugiiral addmw of tbe Rev. William Twining Professor Elect of Matbcaaatisa, and aaiaral Pbilosnpby, at 3 o'dock. 8. Aa adtlwai before ihe Society nf Inaeiry, by Rev. Henry W Peecher of Indianapolis, at 5 oVlock. 3. The annual omtioa before the "Rapbmeeea Sseee* tr,"bv the for. Elipfaa White, of Soatb Cardina at TlaVdodt.

The inAlie exemoes on Wadasaday will coneaienc at 9 o'clock. A. M- They will consist of the Orefioasky the gradnetfaa dans aad rhe candidates for the Hqpw ef M. A,, followed bv the conferring of the dkgiwaand tlw Beeealsnrste addwse by the Preaideat,

Ta tlw aHwttea, (tt tddnw fa expected before the "Aaseaud Alumni.*' by (the Rev. Sam of Dei phi.

Jaly 1,1843-43-St.

TO TBIr

Terre-Hante

Utter Hesekiah Watkins Davidf Wilks John Williams Mr Wilson Thomas Waddle Absolom Wood Heman Waller John Westherwax Young George Young Netson

jraiionai Hood Ceffee-Mlouse.

THE

subscriber has re-opened the House formerly occupied by Mr. Og(esbv,oa National Road Street a few doors above Market Street, where he will at all timesJteep on hand the choicest Liquors, and give ihe best atteutim) to customeis.

10.600 BbU. AT DRARDS Milt,

THE

J.O. JONES, M.

J. C. McCLARY.

Terre-Hante, JunsS, 1843-SS-tf Lake Salt, IN LAFAYETTE.

subscribers have on hand, and will receive by Canal through the seasoa Ten Thousand Barrels of l*ake Salt, which thev will sell st the unusually low prim of |1 371 per'bnrrel in exchange for Wheat, at the highest market price, delivered at their Mill in Lnfeyette.

J. & E. L. BEARD.

NEW CASH STORE.

THEYARN,

Subscriber has just opened at No. 3, Ear!ev£ Row, Terre-Haufe. a OOODS. GROCERIES, TON WHITg LEAD, WINDOWGLASS, DYE STUFFS, J-«. all purchased the present season for Cash snd at prices uncommonly low. They will be sold accordingly and for rosdy pay in all cattr. The Public are invited to caW.

iod assortment of DRY UBnmWATlE, COT

A, BOOTH. ..

IVOTMCE*

DR.

J. w. HITCHCOCK has returned to: TsrreHaate, snd offers his services ss Physicisn and Surgeon, to his friends and the public.

For the present he may be found at WOOD'S DRTTO 8TORB, where orders may be left for him in his absense. July HK4£-3t

Sc c. FELLOWES «t CO Louisvilts, Kjt»

Sale No. I on Monday. Tueadar. Wednesday and Tborsrfftv, the 18th. 19th, 30th. andSIst offJeotemHer Sale No 2 on Monday, ToesHar. Wedn^*lsv, and We yeserdav attended tbe examination of Mr. Gas. Thurs»lav, the 16jh. 17th, 18th, and 19h of October. H. Spencer's Grammar Class, and we take pleasure inS

Sale No. 3 on Monday. Tn^wfav. We^rmsrlsv. and saying that ths performance was highly gratifying to

Thorsdav. the Sth. «ih. 8th. and^9th of November. na, espec'tally when contrasted with the long, dull, and Rsle No. 4 oo Mojwfciy. Tessdav. Wednesday, and labortoos process we are selected to in acquiring a Thuraday. the 4th, 5th. 6th, and 7 of PecemW. knowledge of this very uscfufscieMee.

Regelar Sales throughout ths seaamt every Tuesday, Many of hie Scholars were only nine or ten yasra of LooisvitleJoarnftl, Jens 91, !843~43-3t sge. snd bad onlf received one course of thirty days instruct ions in Grammar yet

eilit net

REGRET taesy trfnw frpertds, thst flrs» m«f*g* ed fndispoeition. Ism obliged

Terre-Haute

for two or three months, for *J*f

of my health, hut have not bcenunmtndful ofjnv duty to my trieadsand Save anpplted mf place *Hth oue mors worthy of yoar confidence and support,, thsn myself. Dr. Read, (brotlier of JvJefRend tf tlw ^rnreme Court of Ohio.) has aeeodatedUimwIrwtth W in business, and will attend to my praeitteduring mv absence. Of Dr. Read I sai» «y that hew a man of superior acquirements and tesrntng he is a regtwar graduate in Medivine, and has tenaively engaged in practice, ana I w«l gramnerf. anotake much pleasure ia recommsndmg htm to my ITIJMWS »nd th» pubfi. K.DANIBIA!

Terre-Haute, June ft, 48-w4

^D&eior .V

RESIDENCE

and Office on the West side of Sth

Street, opposite the Pavilion. July (^44-tf

•i.

Books are In the hands of Levi Westfall, Eeqf^ who is authorised to settle the same. June 24,43~w4 E. DANIELS.

VI. VII. VIII. IX. X. XI. XII.

HAVE taken the stand Utolr occupMfd bv I. D. Custer, in Terre-Haute, w! ere I will oucnd to ortrenrinrnftine. All kinds Wsilver-wsre Ssatly cagraved. "i

Twre-Haute, Jlans 10,40-t/ H. ET ARKS.

'The JPtte* vt

S A IS O S S I I S /.* rtiltctil to On* Dollar per box to suit tke •T^HE undersigneil has retlucwi the price of his rHla A to two dtJlsr a box. in all the counties on Indians which are herein mensoined. As a caution to the public he *itl here remark that spuriousPHls. purporting 10 bo his, snd other Pills with the deception# caption of Sappingrto*'* PilWi improved," are offered for mle in many ptrtsof this State. I have never communicated to snv person the composition of my PiMa, nor since 1839 have I had any made exoept at my house neither have I made any Improvement* or change in them whatever—they have the same appear,ance, are put tip In the aame rough manner, and produce precisely the same effect now aa hetetofort. And to avoid'difficulties or doubt about getting them genuine. I will give my Agent's names and tho counties ia which they reside: so that the community may not only know where, and of whom to get the genuins Pills 5 but also how to avoid the ipnrioris articlc .•

Bartholomew co Wm Mounts, Wm Thompson, snd J. C. Hagsr. ... Boon co Hosshire. Wm Stephenson, Buck, halter, PLarimore and II HSpfncer.

Crawford co Thomas W Fox sad A aad Ed-

CUrk co: W Sblby. Clay cn E Rawlev, Jacob Luther, Purnell Chancs snd Connd Whillia Phelgley.

Cass cot Christopher MCombe, Brown and Son end

Miller.

Clinton co W Rogers, John Burner and Jos Btckley. Carroll cos Andrew Watts, Dunkia, A Dewey snd Wm Stephenson.

Daviess e« James Alford, Hays, S Floyd and W Killion. Dearborn co Rogers.

Decatur co John Barker and W W AtchisonDelaware co-, Wm Jonet, Lewis Rses, Owings, and E Trutreli.

Franklin co W Hails, Andrew and Lowes snd Shoop and Whlto. Fsyslte co Simpsoni

Fountain co Philip Weaver, Wm Mortimore snd Marlin. Gibson co A Poland an# Wm Finch, Green co Baker, E Cashmsn, Pierce and Stafford. it Grant co Henry Pierce and Dalman. Harrison co Wm Booker, Cravon Lyme snd Wilnett.

Hendricks co Blair M'Croskv and 3 Worth. Hancock co Gray, Picrson and Jcsso Atkieon.

Henry co John Weaver, Robert Wilssn ami Weill snd Goodnor. Hamiltojrco Geo West, Conner and Cottingham and Son.

Jeff^sou oo Young. Jackson co Peter, W HahtfTton, W Kindle,Z Richards and Hiram Neo.

Jennings co Tatem I Smyth, Smith, Vawter snd Co and J. M*Cammon. Jay co Evinsand Pelnwn, N Byram and W Brandin.

Knox an A Daniel, IIE Peck, BShepherd and Jno Cook, snd A Berry. Lawrence co Clark and Thorn peon.

Martin co Riley and Bryant and II Bertram!. Morgan co Stafford snd Wm Tull. Marion co Craighead and Brendan, Peyton Bristoe, S Barker and James Parker. Madisort co: Jacob Shiner. Montgomery co W Ramsey and Samuel Binfbraii Minmaco Dee lies. Orsnge co (1 Moxley,Gco Fawsett, and Bradley and Allen.

Owen co Wm Alexander and A Howe. Pike00 Johnson, Stubblefield and Geo Dean. Posey co Agneail and Sons, Thomas Owens, Clement Whiting and I) Green. ......

Perry co Tnylor Baaye and Samuel Frisbia. y., Park co Aquila Pruntennv, David lluugham, S!awell and Allen and Campbell.

willlishiyrammar.

net 9

•mad N. Steel,

GmhMtnic pfCfRfvrf fa give inwmflrtoiw le

JL the art of Gajvanic Plaiting. He will farniab the affustse with dawtiaaaaeta ths manner of nas Se. CLOCKS. WsteeasJt Jcwntav. mmired as awoal at the -ef*.«•« W^liorth^^^

Tena.ffea^June3.1343-»-tf.

MPried Femtfu*.

JOKf

wesieed «asd sn*ak DrkdPsesbassl my Chap S»ara ta Seects Raw. JalysT«-tm. VtmntE.

Putnam co Harris, Talbot nnd Fosher.^ Ripley co Wm Hart, J£Corowelt and Logs*

Rush co A Hamilton nnd Dan'T Thomas Rrandolph co Robinson M'lntire, George W Monks) James Griffis and M'Keeaml McFnrlin.

Spencer co Thomas Evortin rend Benjntft'n Romine, Soott co Swop?, 8 Rankin and AT Robertson. Suilvan co: W Stewart, A Williams, A Bennet,

•flwi'izerland c« David Cain, Geo McCulloch and S Robinson. Shelby co N snd Robins, A Alison, M'Dougal and Thomas Wooley.

Tippecanoe co Peter Weaver, Jacob Moffer, Dr.» Wilstach and Eli Keo. Union coj Burgess.

Vigo co King and John Johnson. Vermillion Jonet,Smith and Co, fttm'l Gtocncndyke and Co, A Jones and Hosteller.

Vanderbtfrg co W StiHiran. Washington co JC M'Phcetws aatf Sbn, fftijah Newland and Andrew Slinkard.

WarritA co Jss M*Murtry» Dickson ft Julian. E^ Baker. Leslie, 7,

Skelton aad W S Kellej-. ,,

Warren-co A Forskeynnda flshoonover Wayne oo Thomas O Wbeefan, Thomas Ellis, Taylor jr. Sam'! Johnson and Brightwell.

Wabash co*. Devis and Wilson, and Wm Bar-? few and W Garrison. JOHN SAPP1NGTON.

Arrow Rock, Satins co..

N. B. Agents wanting more medicine will pleased inform me as early as practible- J. 8.

Grammar School.

WILL commence another Term of my GrffMwiifr School in Terre-Haute. in the basement story of die A»bury Chapel, on Monday, the 19tli day sf Jtute^—. Terms make known by application.

they

COLLEGE. cilit^. conjugate verbs in every form, stkf answer eor.

most quastions in bis vsluslite synapsis of Eng.: We do verily believe that one course of bis tec* ores will givethslesmer a more thorough and eorrcet knowledge of Grammar than a term of aix stontbs, in the ordinary mods of teaching.

We do. therefore, most cheerfully meommend Mr Spencer, and hta system sf teaching Grammar, to the confidence of all who may desire to give thsir children favorable opportunity of SMeiring, in the shortest possible period, a competent knowledge Of English Grammar.

could parse with ft

C. KING

,C. T. NOBLB .8, O. DODfiB W. M. MODRSITTY

W. T- W/iBELER.

/fars'Baata. Jtwe 10,1843^*, ... Candles!! fi'A 00X63 mould and dipped Canolcs, lp+rg (mltW km) cheep.

May 87-88-»f FREEMAN ft JCHNfON. TOIMCCO. per Steambost. 79 kegs Honerdew

Cavandtsh Virgin»a Tobaeea, a very aacallaat

article. For sets by May

FREEMAN & JOHNSON.

FOR RENT.

rt"IIE«ubscribcv will real for one year,

bling and ont-buddlags. belonging to the same April 8-31-tl JOHN BURTON.

I term of years, that well known Tavern stead the FAVILLION f* TEL. «t«sta at tbe corner of Fifth aad Cherry Strsata, T«rr»! Uaut*--TogaiWr with ail the Sta