The Wabash Courier, Volume 12, Number 16, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 December 1843 — Page 3

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TEREE HAUTK, SATURDAY, DEC. 23.1843. FOR PilESmfeltT E N A

KENTUCKY.

Town WEBrwi.—By re^iwce to tba proper column it will be 'seco thai tho Common Council of Terre Haute have called

Good sell (D.) 4

th,

Dunn (W.) (ioodwtl Palmer ao Mnvhew do

d' meet*

jug of tlie citizens lo be held at the To^n Hall on the 25th jMt^TjWr'1otyict of the mcpliiiMig the consideration oC4he propriety of Change in the Charter in relation

Jlha iri^^vemeni of the public streets dcc. -^n ijfaii I I'll! iilti—J.nniii We «f$ indebted to the If on. Tho*. II. Bioko and the Hon, Joseph A. Wright for public Document* from Washington

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Execution of Dias.—We understand tlint the sentence of Samufx Dias. found guilty of murder in Vigo county, has boon suspended by the Governor for two weeks, nnd the Execution directed to take place on Friday the .iT .|M-

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JBth of January next, »*wv/» 1 INDIANA LECiWLATlJRE.^^i I In our columns will be found some Legislative proceedings. No Very grcn deal yet done. The Retrenchment Bill ioTelatten to Salaries, to which we referred last week.bas pa«afcb©ti|^|che8/ The Locofoco merfitei|ammeiSbM»inew by loud talking a* iout jjcoDomy, short sessions, saving of rnon«ey &c. Ami yet wo find them introducing W resolution#, and taking up the time of the

House to |ho great exponse of the people, with debates on subjects, with which as a Legislature they have nothing to do. The annexation of Texas to the Union, must needs 1« made a matter to spend time with. Gen. Jackson's fine too, must be dobated, by way of showing that Democracy and LocoTocoism lire still extant. And then again Congress is to bo instructed on the subject of retrenchment in the "General Government." All Which matters, one would suppose, nn

economical Locofoco Legislature

•might just as well leave for the action arid consideration of Congress, if that body in its wisdom, should seo proper to legislnto on such subjects. Reference to our Legislative column will show some of tho pr.o^c*|ijigs on these various topics.

TR&ASURUR

On Saturday last Royal P. Mai'ijew of Shelby County was on (ho 23d ballot elected Treasurer of State. As the voting on this subject was protractod and exciting wo

below the result of tho tovcipl J)n]lottings ^in convention of both Uousos. Dm. W—Fobssoow.,,

giiro

3d. 72 69

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aa.

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VSo, W. Dunn (W 70

ipi68 Kt 5

99 68

N. I'nlmcr rto 8 "'8 'R. IB.

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Mnyhew do

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J.McConnell do -S

a 3

'Amsttotw.

•f 5

,,7th.(1

8th. 70 54 tt

70 .70 68 63 63 Bd 6 S 9 .,-.7 10

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I'lDrako do Bcnttuciitgjjlo .j Dec.

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Dimn (W) W W, W Pnlnwr (D *9^, GjkhImiII do 19 Mnyhcw do 9 4 Berry It 9 Drake do 8 3 0 Scattering do 4 1 1 .Smith do 8 6

lOtli. mh t2th

5 S 8 -o

After the 20th balloting^ no bn5 havirig majority (it requiring 75 out of 140 to make one.) the President of tho Bcnato daclut ed the convention of both Houses adjourned till half past 2 o'clock on Saturday, when both Houses met, and proceeded to cast their 21st ballot. The succeeding ballots are ns follows ai*«. so.!

F. Msyhcw (D.) 74 83 Tbomna Smith ao ,, 70 65 Scattering do 7 1

From tho above it will Appear that llfh May us was at one time withdrnwn—butnf* tcrwarda being supported by the whole Whig force, and receiving altogether 83 votes waa declared duly^olcctod. "AUDITOR. $ *4*1

On |knd ty last ibo two Houtos in conroneloctcd Horatio J. HAsnis of CarroU County as Auditor of pubHo accounts. Mity Harris was elociod on the* 10th ballot, lie was aupported by the Wbigsand reCfiired 79 votes at tho last ballot. 13 H*. **-,m PRESIDENT 'Ww.M -Houses

ji 'ceededjp the election of Judges 4Bd the *suitwas as follow:f- 39th District EBDrttBi

X'^KSdo feJoHH LAWt(

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^he twq on Tuesday the 19th prt%.

43t|n reference to some t^anoeulnog and iwiiti woding &c. 4sc., »svwell as matters aed vi'l^aS* *o^d! interesting letter of \4«orra»poodont

ture^joo to Indtaftapolat

v-.

J)B4TB or ib« iodiath, ^poUs papsrs we ioatn ^iat Dr. 'NaVius

*ed at LafayeUs^ died euddeaiy HMi 15lft "mat. Dr. Jackson we belierc irat candidate for &aU Printer—aod had been several days at InriiHjiwptia previous to bis death.— |A me^||g»«ro^wnre was held, of Editors :Md othe^jcaeo%ele4 wfth ih« Pcesa^of Iadi- %«». nom rwi&4>*i$ *iptlag indiaDapo-Ji^-^H which proceedings w«re )md exprfts^ of regpec^r jhe memory .of the

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From Waafeington w^a learn *hu| Gales & Ssatow hare beep elected Prioters for the Senate* and Blair & Rives for* the House. For Clerk of the Howse, C. J. MpJisx,rr of Ohio, received a majority on the first 4si-

Tlie Hottew ^prtsscnktfves roeoccd busiuess just as might have been pecled—jusl as was feared and anticipated by many. That the majority of that body, regardless of all law and right, would admjjt those claiming seats from Ne«r Hampshire, Georgia, Mississippi arid Missouri, need not be considered a matter of great wonder. So far, they are admitted, and abare in -all" the rights of debate, and the elections »0f officers, 4cc. But this is not all—the Locofoco ma-, jorify have gone still further—They show plainly tho Wrongest disposition to carry out the most uliitr^aidntJlJi/yingjf all measures. The minority had very respeffitfuWy entered their protest against the admission to seats of any persons not elected-, according

themselves,

13ltt 70

14th 69 61 6 0 1 0 3 1 9

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ArfEiirooi*. 16th 17th 18th 68 .. 7t .. 70 *•69 67 67 6 8 10 *k

15th

'Dunn 70„ I'nlmcr 66, Ooodwll 7 Smith JitSwuerina 4

'.W 19th 30ih 6» 69 68 69 10 0 0 8 S.-1 6

the law

of Congress. This was a regular and constitutional proceeding. But what say the LccOfoco majority why, that these illegal claimants shall not oijiy be admitted, but that no one shall dare to object or presume to enter any protest on the subject. And in accordance with these high-lumded principles, they resolved, and carried their resolptiatj, by a decided majority to

expunge from the Journal

the "Protest" which had been respectfully submitted by the minority. What can bo ejected after this 7 Where will Locofocoism land and end at last In our columns to-diiy will be found the Protest. Let all read arid jttflge for themselves. The proceedings of tho House by which the Protest wad

expunged

will also be found in another part of our partn* jnl*.

Correspondence of the Wabash courier.

^^INDIANAPOLIS, Dec 10, 1843. Dear Sir :—You doubtless get all the material faets transpiring here, through the daily newspaper mediums, and therefore you will hardly expect from me much of that chnraptcr. 1 con probably givo you somo light upon 'those "facts" which' the papers do not choose to give, and ^littdthat sometimes, is more Interesting than facts themselves, lean girq you the retailfhps of dame Kumor too, and the old Lady is often the "shadow before truth." The election of State Treasurer has come off at last. To the whigs, somewhat of a victory,—-to tho domocralSj a terrible defeat. Jndeod I never saw tho-un-torrified ••demo6racy" in quite so bad a fix as it is hero just now. It camo up amongst us boastfully triumphing, and crowing over the result'of our lost election, overbearing in its temporary power. Its advent was herald* ed. by every locofoco (8 by 10) weekly in the State, as the period of w)ig rule, and the commencement of an unembarrassed, un^efiled democratic reign, which was to do every thing but make corn grow in January, its first step was the windy and pointless Message, and speech of its high dignitaries. Its sccond, tho organization of our legislative bodies, to work out some, not yet oxactly defined ends. Its object was,, (that was plain enough) "the lonvesnnd fishes." For, with thosewtfhereby the People, came myriads pf othirssent by

to gather of both feast and

fragments. For a time, to a fnere looker-on, the destinies'o/ poor whiggery did seem dark and dismal* There did seem no hope, no pros* pect but utter annihilation, by tho sounding brass of their laurel clad foes. The first full fair trial of arms between the parties, was in thi« same election of Treasurer. The democrats had attempted organization. The, old tin-pan procession was resdrted to* and Mr. Goousst.L, (by the bye, ft very gentlemanly man) selected as theif candidate. When the convention met to eloct, and after repented trials, to their uttordismay thoy could rally fo their nominee but60 votes 'They then shifted their ground, dropped Coodsbix, and brought forward their old leader NAtHan B. Palmer,—but again, could got for him only about the sanio number of supporters. Again they changed, and this time to make nft

they got up a written pledge, and made their

amen,

liko penitent dr.tnkards at* temperance society, come forth and sign—that they would vote for Thomas D. Smith, Esquire, of New Afbany, and Ifb other. But alas for the uncertainty of all hun?«n |chcmea, and partrtJular'y for |hts o?e» it was no go—they would not comfe it but (K) good arid true men would hitch on with thom. Thw ftas the tost link of tocoism, MHi soOn IbAt last link was broken*

Ths whig* in the meantime had held'on, a firm unwavering course. For 20 ballotting* they had gone for Gcosoe H. Dunx, their old Treasurer,-truo and well tried. And it was a tnost Creditable and noble stand they cnad% True a* the needle to Uto jgole, they stood utj* faltering iux! unshaken, rt^ lived that all m®| could do, to fill the plaoo wm one honest, ca^abjennd faitbAi^ tiboy. Would do. Tt* and

kcai^us

deiaocrats^ jiyytfuM not put on the

collar,* were tho^iiads^aorAL F. MArrtgw of Shelby, an^u the Sls ktliot rat litr than delay the election further 'aod permit this wanton cxtmvagonco sod needless expenditure of tlib poMio money, the whig*, althouth tSfeir mat).«eodTWI|lRNt,and *r#t to expect others to come ta them, detcrmioid to throw ihetr vofos to MaIHi(tr.

TherM ».®nJ 4eUad dem^rai

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Tlie couremion Utdl pfoceowSP to try t» eSe«t an Auditor the wfiige gtttnp Pit Nr. Irffti mt^||chij^»es^ vo»e. dtbisiime

tftte.1 Irt ibis toaucc«%d,ao

J*f' help og^ti^

miles, Ibey replied,

Vjim mm iia nb&t4 -H&i a.* _Jk

'on would have laughed. ^nr to loolc

toconctofi'

Ihrew thetr Toles to B* J. Habxis. Tbia aSamed tbe Caucus democrat* exceedingly, and tn spilewt HiiRts, epdiedi^fengeaacer on bjra for aHedged Aw eflered to rote for apd «3ect Moatts or

G. H. Dckx.

if the w^g» w««ld briflyj fwrward and some T2 or 16 tlfew did actuary vote for

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highest number and 4ke longest time first

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Connell, Montgomery. Ke-imer. Foley and Tevis.

On Corporations.—McsiOfe

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tlie loi^ faoes they wit ofti* Theyaeeined et peciaUy «ot reedy tor whole creeks wiBr. And sach tand5it?g ofhnrdeamM, acl core* iai jof Ureasoivand haw** been Ibeard for aome time hero,

whig aid not got it. Through. »me fatality unaccoontab'.e to me, the wttigs would not go for their' own frieodsjbtit adhexed to HAesis and ed hinp. It wain grent" mistake*-«nd most painful one to^our party. For wo might just s&wel! hate filled the offifce with a good honest whig an, not, and weJmd ample powrr. fear we soon -shall rue the hat. preSeated its[being donfe.

To day the President Judges fears been elected. CnA*BBtui*,% theOth Joftw Law, in jourst and Jehu T..Elliott, in tl» 6th district. Elliott-is a whig, and Iobn Law, was elected, "nbsolutely saved by the whigs. Bqt for thern Mr. Eckuss would wear tlie ermine in old Vigo. When the convention met the President, the Hon. Jbsse D. DaJGnT, announced its object, and called on membera to prepare their ballots for the election in he 9tft District first. MiCDefbees arose and iremarked that in all past tioie, the usage has been to-go into the elections in the order of the ntfmbe'r of the Circuity'and that the 6th should be the first taken up, then the ?th and lastly the Oth, and objected to the riolatkp of the old rulel" .Fright observed that He knew of no other guide logo by but the Par* liamentarv rule,*

by thnt, rule be ealled up tlie 9th Circuit firtt 1 Whether because it i# the highest or longest Circuit, doo't know,—do you "^This

The bargain Wtlh fl. J. "Harris, I fear, bas already bursted Just as we go to press we received a letter from a friend at Indianapolis, of wj^ich the following is an extract: Hall of t^e House, Indianapolis, Defi. 20.

Judge Conard I hasten to iflform you that the Canal interest has this day achieved a#*signal triumph,in^he defeat of a bill, introduced by Mr. FkrRY, of Allen county, for the repeal o^ the act of last Session, making Canal Scrip receivable fir toUs and water rents. At an early1 day of the Session, this measure was presented to the House, and referred to the Committee on Canals and Inteinal Improvements, tho members of which unanimonsly recoinmended its indefinite postponement to the House this morning. On this question, a very interesting debate sprung up, which was continued for some lime, in the course of which the metteore was thoroughly canvassed. On the question of

inilelg postponing

vote stood-*A yes 70, Noes 13.1

INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

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,. STAIdHHO COMMITTEES OP THB HOCSlfe' On

EieUiptu.—Menrft

itiai ijgee

to take the question on the

and

happy

application, withtbettnannounced fact^ that EbenEzer M. ChaSibeslin was thS Ibco frtft-ity didate in the Oth, and might rally stray loeoftj I suppose must justify him. If the elections had come up in the. Old order J.udgo Nilbs would have been elected, Vt 8^*

indef-

the bill of Mr. Ferry, the

look

upon this

vote as a very favorable decision for the interests of the Canal, and am sure it will be gratifying to your readers on the Wabash. 1 cannot loo highly extol the liberality of members from every part of the State, who, in this case, have indicated their favor for our great State work.,

Barbour, Eagle, Fuller, Gil

bert. Handy. Hobbe and Willianrw-

Way* and Mean*.—Messrs.

Bowles, Motherly, Gor

man, Reed, Mooney, I^eo of James.

On the Judiciary.—MessrsPoseyandMcDonald,Gor-

Parker,

man, Btakemore, Barbour. Matlieny nnd Rich.

.ErfMcat/on.-—Messrs. Norvell, Jones of F-, Macy, Dowling, nodges, tluddteson and O'Neal.

On the Slate Bank of Indiana—Messrs.

Edmonson,

Foresman, Mickle, Edgar, Situanson, Hollaway aad Hardin.

Afat''*-—Messrs.and

On Military

On, Claims.—Messrs.

On Roads—Messrs-

Logan of W., Grego-

%, Simpson. Ford, Fuller, Nws Hams.

On the Affairs of the Stale JPrieon.—

Messrs Simon,

sou, .Oearse, Boone, Williamson, Athon, McAlister ami Miller of Vanderburgh.

OR tht Affairs of the Town of lndianapolit.—Meat».

Sutherland, Chapman. Elder, Sellers, Morg&a, Clark of Hamilton aad Verbrike,

Cuppy. Blatcemore, Btlrtoft,

Roberts of Laporte, O'Neal, Cofiin and Byera.

Chapman, Morgan, VV oolfe,

flulburt, Millet of C, Shelby and Cower^

OmCanalt and Internal lnproventtftIs.—Messrs.

Rob

erts of P., Beans, Jones of F., palmer, Dow ling, Gregory and Chamber*. ..

On Agriculture.

—Mewsrs. Clark of F., McRae, Mo-

Ferry, Halburt. Log*n

of Pike, Uobbins, AUen of Eaporte, L^e of Jeflersoa, and McClure. -i".._ Oh

Conner, Hiatt.ntid Hel

EntoOed Bilt*.—Mer*ra-

wiff*

On Engrossed Bill*.—MeWa.

lea ofPuinam-

On federalKeUUiems—Uaisn.

sure«i

Q* Public BmldingM^M&in*

Oaii*

'dinr

Mon^pie, Kellejr, AI-

Gorman, S&fkr,Bur-»

ton. Smith, Wright, Rich and Hsnria. I

On Public Expenditures.—M«*srs.

Moore, Nor veil,

Woodman, Barrett, Gnrreu, Spicknall and Hosteller. -'iSt Sjot!rir commi'i *y :.4 aAfr.-tte.

Tunnan, Halbert

Engl*, Nattew

the Canal Fund—Mean.

When Mr. Giay was in Paris, immediafely after the close of neftotiattons at Ghlnt, h« was introduced to Madame de Stael, al a ball.

MC-

Jag^a, Kerr and Har*

ShUe biliary.—Mcnn.

C, had a pleaaatit interview with

thergiflcd woman, who informed him U»t she had rocently-visited England, and had Openly espoused the cauyi of the United ^tates there remarking that the British wem greatly ex nspern'.ed against them, and enterlainrd aerioos ititentions'of despatching the Duke of Wellington, nt th^ bead of their armies, for the purpose of inflicting proper chastisement upon therrr. Ho politely IbatrinSd her for the interest th^ manifested in behalf of his country, at the same time expnawing h» regret that England had not otrried out her

he hnd Wlfefi Wh We ^oald

only bees io tbe condition of%^rope,

.... #iil»o4^U«gri5fce Hotif we should be sofa*.

1oittre

to defeat frrm, we sho«lfhare m-

"e3fpeet!v^o,thc reoovro of our arms.*,

Glay -afterysbdhi met Madbme de

Mr.

e) at 8

ir^n»ph o*er^ foe

evinctfcg so'mticb bmwsry as tHb Atliericwis bad, lie should tvfan! it a |?refter hboor i3md the mbat brUlta4 *^tor/ htMmdf*ebieved.- s.-

ENGISROriE8TllIJCTlCWf.f

I regret to tell you that they qou Id ^flfeout a year »go or -more, a» uccrtblt «*. -. i- was publislied in tlie papeirs Of a terrihle ei^-

gine of destruction, intended for harbor defenw* ij}vented. believe, by -Mr. "Bobert L. Stevens, of New York, n«d wfjieh wa^ called bomb proof And steam floating batte* ry. We now learn from the New YoHc Son that one of these tremendous machines 'i* beconstrucfted bj? t}»e tienerai JGoceromeQt

obok«iy

aoder tte directions Of Mr. Syt-

which wiff not be completed before two or three y^ars, aod will «Kt nearly.« milliooi of dollars, A basin Or coffer dim has been const rucied ftjr the purpose, thp ftiferio/ of which is to be 300 by! 130 feet long. In tlus basin is to be built a ball and a -*bomb proof steam floating batter^ about 60 wide

Bull FfGirrs in Spaik—Espartero, the late Spanish Regent, prohibited these disgusting and cruel exhibitions, but the new gov* ernment has revived them. A grand hull fight wna lately held nt Madrid, at which tlie. young Queen and her Ministers assisted, it being for the benefit of the funds for building a church. The spectacle lasted three hours, during Wh^Oh Jiine eight bulls were killed, thirteen horses disembowelled, and one man carried off with his ribs broken. The exhibition is jeiid to have re&tiriM £1000. These bull fights are not, as many believe, mere worrying of bulls by dogs. They are exhibitions of great skill and valour, and the dagger Onhdnces the interest. A fierce buTT is let loose in a grand amphitheatre, wltich accommodates10,000 persons, and is goaded nnd attacked by several horsemen with javilins, and several on foot until maddened with rage, he unhorses iho riders and generally kills the animals, and in turn Is killed by a skillful swordsman.

n.-The

Tlie Court House will be splendidly illuminated on Sunday evening next. At which timesnd plao^a ser-f«w»n-wiH he de*rrered by the Rer F. FJStkr in commemoration of the Birth of our Saviour.

NOTICE.

There will be preaching in the Catholic Church

Sunday the 84th inst- and on Monday the 25ih.(Cbrist' mas day) commencing at half past ten o'clock A. M. ..iii.,.

Wliiff meeting'.

The Whigs of Vigo are invited to'lffieet* nt the Court Housdvirv"l'erre-tiautc» on SAT-. URDAY the 6t-h of JA NU A RY ne.xt, for the pur|»ose of 8electing Delegates to attend the VVhig State Conventions to be held at In* dittrrapolis cn tha 16th & 17th of January. A punctual and^full meeting is requested.

M.,

Xene Haata, Dee. 2S-l6-tf

inicn-

••Why.*' said Madame. ''BeouMe^'

jtions. "Why."' said Madarae.

nwM jf v»* »i«v» pelWt ooierj^'et-her own /dwelliag," Terre flan«e, Dtec. 23^16-3t ^xiad t^e Wirsbala of France, me]' llAIfCY CASTO, 1*

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where be -fooad 4hs Date of W^lUr.^Um^uiid-otlMfrs. On intrr4u. cirtg Mr. Glav to lite noble Duke, Madame de Stael repeated tber jtboer AwMsdote: The ^)uksr*ep|ied •ud gmceftillft Jthat bad be b«e%y fortunple tbe execution of such a qpmmmion as

the price

of sb»» article?" ioq&tfed a deaf oW iady.—•"Seven n»d tbe draper. "Servotoeo sbt^it^a P- sbeaxdaimed, "HI give yoa Tbineeo^* *55?Wfi» repl^d the h6n. «pt drafter,n»lhe prim of tbe an»cle.r **Oh! tbeM/ ngomed, «IH ght

r*iae'

S etj• i* if" -il,- I

?r»

feet long, propelled on the screw plan, and capable of being governed with ail tjie ease of a s'.ent^bpat, white

200

great speed- will not be

j.Ui

the len^t of its good qualities It is its peculiar constructkm, more than stretigth of build, which wiit reoder it impervious alike to caunon hall nnd bomb shell the rapidity of iti movements will enable the commander to take advantage of any desirable position in an nction. The.armament will be Heavy, but the light draught of water will enable it 10 approach any, desirable point without difficulty or danger. .When finished, the fcoffer dam will be dugaway, and this thin^ of Jife will move out of its dock, not showing the least means^t^ereliy it moves, and without a single person being seen about it, while in reala powerful steam engine isat work within, and hundreds of persons are safely con-, cealed t^ere, ready to deal out death and destruction upon an enemy alongside Or miles off". It is intended that the mode of consfruq-r ting this powerful engine of death shall be kept strictly private.

11'

y'.n.s-tr.

arena is then

cleared nnd nnother set-to cortimences. Xhe custom originated in tho fierce ages of chivalry, and is attended with many brutalizing circumstances, and yet it is more applauded and folllowed than any other amusement in Spain. *2,

CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION.

Off

•T'^ivoticb.

rpHE Democratic State Central dSfflHTitTeaT nnvJng JL recommentled the 8th day qT January next, as a suitable time vo hoId a Democratic gtate Convention, forlhep(irp)se«f choosing Democratic Guididatei for electors of President and Vice President, (tie Demoera is of Vigo are respectfully requested to meet nt the Coart Hoose in Terre Haute, on Saturday, the 30th instant.at lo1cloek,P.C9tventi»n,usthis

ihe pyrposoof apjviint-

for

ing Delegates to said movement ts

|inoc«psary part tlie prefimf«foi» nrrnnRerhenfs preXedingihe ureat contest of l&twTior the Preoidrnc*. "rafale that every Democrat in thecouniy should

ItA tine County'Meeting. 81? r»( the Vigo ooantir Central Committee/^ I10LDEN Terre Haute, Dec. 16, 1813.

MaHKRi^B, A.

Town Meeting

•i «"tnfeeiiug of the Common J,'outcH of thteWtn of Terns flaote. Dec. 20, tp?.-.Ordered that a public meeting be called of the cltficens of stkt town, to wjeei at the Council chamber, on Monday evening the nfe&fk Utaani, to take Into considemtlon the propriety Sftafiendm^ the town Charter rn relatioh to'the worfc on the public stftett &e. at the presaat aesnon of the liefwbture.

Daxaldsow,J*«HBKl^njr,Prp»dent.

See'y.

1 EA*! TEAS!

the Carnal Stare,

OAT HALF CHESTS, a sopeHof article, "w" for Sale very .low by the single pound at tbe rednccd prices

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fat yta

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Terrc tfaiite,

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MANY WniGS.

31^ aud

WINE8, ST6WART

COU

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ri^IIE robschber lias jni« rettfrn-X'-vd from the Qaatsml iscwsnuK a nlendii aswmment of Jew•^ry^ Faney Articles and Toya a, Inrgepwporuon oLitpm weap t»or ctias^a eiprsnriy for Christmas

Yeat'sjretaate—for ale

and Hew

efaleap for Caafc ^f ftty old stand, one tlovjx £«it, of Graver Inwj

Clocks and Watebcs of aii k|&dU ^rf«tl/ njp|«d (wf waTnuteed. iawalrjr ail Silver War* mad* andT m»msdtoorder.

JONATHAN CASTO. ?M .(^i^OK»r, Nii'M: A. D. 1844. Mm eoJsslasnaiit bvSlG. 4| ieg filed in tbe OiusWtf ihc etotCoen barb^ofenmM^m 4bet, Jontdno, end alaoaai afibvitsf a

TERBE HilTE.

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WANTED, IN EXCHANGE FftR GOODS. The (ollowing articlfs, for which tbe highest market pries*wH] beljlowfri:

Ten tbolHand bwhela Corn« i.*\

ipFive thottland bushels

One,thousand

Ten

JEWETTjAJNti

On the 2lrt insf., hv the Re*. «». ,, EXAJJDER McGREGOR, EsmLi© MARY STEWART, all of Terre Haute^'

A L-

Oats

thonSnnd btrsfiels

Three

thonannd bushels Potatoes?

Five hundred bbla. FlourBeing mostly for our own consumption.

nr^nimr, Tallotn, Dried Hides, Dcer SAi**.,Feather*, Rags. Dried Frnit, Honey, Flaxseed, Onions, find Com M*al, teiti also be received in exchange for Goods.

White IiEad—100kegaat the

low by

".I',!

wi Wtdcnct? Is ircBpoctf^tlly rMtlcttcdy or

DARE

$ .i0Kjt

D. CHSTEiL^

JPtssweigtv"'

D^dfa. herislidtar, kiVheOerk of tbe Vigo Cir-

Kmc,notifiedbaaaripsiisaadHsfivawtrs«it

tint rbe said Jaaatten ia eat a nsidant of Um ie sf IadHHn. Tbe dcindsat, Jonathan, ta hereby of tbe dawcy this read, tint tn, (KftSasnlly. awn fsdjturfsm said Gmtt. attlinf aas Conriof »BOcerv, t»De bcMtn mi Tana Km*, in

Scott's &>m.

tadi the at

awid aamtir^f Vtgo «n rW fiwa

Monday aeMay sen, ibes sod tbem is esc said Cwgi.ta ptoaiil.answef ordarosr »aiijKB,«asrK fera tbeeaUing a( saM cMSe,«r stwaasaa wiii batakan %a confessed ssd dacwaed sawJimlr-

r«e ft-'

Rjbbonp. Lacea Ed^btga. &c- Ac. Forsaleby J.M- MIXUKIN*, AVftt *ota«-,NcrfbeastfP«Mfe Sqa£$. Terre Jfavte.

A 1?*^ 1^"

,,a

II'-TO

GASH FOR WHEAT & FLAXSEED

IWlLLjSy

tbe higWat ma^et

imdw.jfl asab. and aiiywil Besswut, l^allow, Bapon* ^rn, &tW Besiw aad cotm'i-y prodoee change At Goods. «A*ee. wiH tak

change ftr Goods.

10 jOM

'iHt

*i|tt9"-?'-wy-^*'

THE subs«riber i.-» receiving direcf ffonr New yofit .iud B0sl0A*1W» the^ist»8ide of-tlw4 •f'uiHc Sqaaise* two^loor^ Sduth of the Na'tiooal Rond, a general and eniirely now and ionat^e stock bf foil*w» winicr^^gwjd^,i:bon9istio^ ofj. .s t-*'*'--*

.. 5

'1?Ve%fcb ana English Casimores,

x, ?ji« HJ^iamond Beaver Croths.iSt)itnett, Pilet English Velvejs, Beayferteeo, Keot^lol^^^ll»•-Sheep*s^rey•,0^,' f5 ~f' "Hard Times, Kersey Jeant, Litwey^s S

Canton Flannel, Padding^Oanvass, vr .' jVooleA Fianfi^a* .L

vj^ress StHrs^r *'n*

Dress Velvots, Atapine Alpaca

Crnpede Pekin,-Figiired Waterton, Englis1j Merino, "Purk. Drwwes* Cbenett* Mousaline de

^^lcn WerinoM,prlMnVC^ledonia and TartanSh^jsrlSj

,/^J! ti .ilisses!'Gloft^ L^diesCoflai^, Wrwtlete and Pointa, ./,'*? Stocks and Collars,

and French Prints. Domestic Calicoes, Sheeting®, Shirtings,t IJed Ticking, Cotton Yarn, ^c»

1 Rio» Cuba, and Lagtiyra Coffee,

"7* -1-- Brown, Clarified, Loaf and Lump

Young Hjson, IIjson skin, Hyson and old Hyson TeasC^ Molasses, Rasias, Saleratus* Pepper, Ginger, Pimento Starch*

Candles, Bar Spap, Tobacco, Powder, Shot, hi ti Leady Madder, Copperas,^ .•

In^igp ^apd Allum. it:: t-

IIARTON'S CELEB 18ATE ROCHESTER HEW YORK AXE&,

AND BURTON'S HORSE SHOES.

YORK STORE, Eastiile of the Square.

lur

Dec.

¥t

1S15.—13 tf.

S O E

Tcrrc-IIaute, Indiana.

WIIVSS, STEiriRT St CO.

reiteiving

ARE

RE reiteiving. direct from New York and Pbiladelphia, and now opening, at tin) onnat St EflstMde of the Pablic Square, three doons from

delphia, and now.

at tin) onnal

Shore.

National Road corner, a very extensive and, ple/ldid stock «f v4

FALL AND WINTER DJftY GOfiDS^

ihe

rLr

pi hr-i 't?

Wjicat n'i

btishela WhiieBeans:»

tt*

van!that

our hands, weenn and will aHow the higraiu pticw

(or sale

Canal Slot*

"U'tNEff, STEWART & C(J.

Terra Haute^DftJ. 16,1843—15—tf. *:L': t, —1—i

colored Merino

Black and colored I/nstres} Figured Merino and L«su» Cwap and good Oalicocsr Very fine Ptaid Linaeys

r,jii|ii''-'—r

JVJSW GOODS.

tv S

.r.

Rfd^asd Whife Flannels} Beat quality Cabinet»st

Fine and lowpfioed Jeatrt:

Pilot Cloths—iine Broad Cloths s, Diagonal Hihb. Cawimeres CVbmera and other Vesting* MamJhfaiei' Ginghsma and (^ckr* Bleaahcd and tine unbleached Sh4£uog* j| Wiawfaof variotts kinds: Ifeifa* Cape aad tsapendarsu '1 WMllen'. Worsted and MennefJoaa fMipprior w« ier proftf Boors Fine'Jaconet dnd'Catnbriek. hv. ttlielt-Sdfc, Bq«raet0it1nrt At

for the abevij Frathet*- .. Ry^. Butter. general, in ex

w«M take •Seal ms

Aim.

Skins and Far of all kinds, if go^B. I will give tbe market prices for tbe above-articles, if the people wiiLarive'nte"a ealf ^rilf be tlMnkfully receiv#/f,at R. MaOUlKE'S enaaP Monoea 4tbaa,

Nj,. h, I843-JU.3m. itHRE. Foreign «i At tne OTICE is b«re?»v given, tbat an tbe ®ih day JLcPt November. A. D. 1943, wriiof Foreign At

was oooed by m».

»ijpaceofBarrison towo^bip, tWjimsAoe and upon the affidavit

aga]nat

rem,

C. T. NOBLE, €3atfce*

knaeTE»r. ,r r. RatWCB. nARRlSGTO^ ATJ.f AH,

St CO.

WARDJIK5 ABD CO*l!SdtON MER

«e^2iel

6m io9f Wegtof Uialafge r«rfUaf.

»Hagaodsandc^tfels.n|{htaaiidcrefrts

neaenaadifictt, of Lewia Thlea. by virtue ofalkfi writhe follow log gooda ud ebauda. to-wit: Onesorrd bofse»«»e eotrd blind Wna atfe jir© baf-

falernies. two salts of harw»attnd

have btraaitacM *s .. ToW, aftl'that oq tl» 28/h t»f 8. atM alSSceii aw. to

mTSSf,

oflaasii aaid^ towaeUiii. ^1Lpro^rf

r-:

SRW'-

Election JYottce,

34Ttf i-.

extensive assortment of fashionable English

*s,-

x.n U'

A boat of BOOTS-and SHOES, and EASTERN TAN, LEATHER, Sole, Upper, Kip and CalC *Germaa Plush Cloth, Fur and Sealitte Caps*.

THE public larelntftwl to call and oaf kock before pur-, chasing elsewhere, as our goods will be sold at prices that cannot fail to please. 4—* -«,v|

Waited, in exchange for goods60,000 bushels of Corn, 20,000 bushels of Wheal, 1,000 bushels of Flaxseed, 1,000 Pork Barrels,

All kinds of Country Produce will be taken such as Oals, While Beans, Clover and Timothy seed, Butter, Beeswax, Tallow, Dried Fro»t, Dry and Green Hides,' Feathers, &c. &c., will be received for GOODS, at the highest market prices, "1 «*•'-IF you wish to make groat bargains, a$d make a little money buy a great' manv GOODS, dont forget the NEW

*fr

i.»

.'V«

Sugar,

i-i *r

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r-»

A-

vft.

5th WaW, ttif thelPavMoq---Jld)|ii Daydtnot,

tor, Tha InspeetoM wilt fclact their assistant*, qualified Jf'1

D. 8. DaXALfww, Clerk. Terre Haute, la., Dtjc. 4, !843-*U-2t.

DR.

li^,h*-Werth

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J. FORD.^

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Ijnf

iii.ii.it

Lr»SI WilJ |m» opened in fach of the five Wards oft ihfftowh (rfTme Hnut^, oh the first Monday of Januarynpx44 between the tionrs of JO a'm. and 4 p. fin he

m., foi the parpoSe of electing twoGooncilmen ineaefc of said Wards, to serve as stich for tho ensuing year, nnd until their successors aro chosen ami qualified, tO Wit -•$ 1st

War8p,At

spector.

2d War

GROCERIES, QUEENSimRE, IIAVO WARE. CUTLERY. BOOTS, SHOES, AND CAPS,

which, being recently purchased east, in largfe quantities, on favorable ^erms, will be sold verv low, "for CA«H, orfcoUNTRY PRODUC# Pewina wisliina 4o pnrchai«, may do well to call and examine our stock Qelore'parclWinff elsewhere.

fpaetor

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K-

the tow^ rfall-Datid Raokip., In- I 1

School Floasd—Thomas

at tlia'flrick 'a 0®cc~Jamea Hook, In*

Houston, Inspector. Sir Ward, arA- Lan

4th Ward, at Izard's Tavafen^dt H. Dniley. Serf,, Inspector..' .. £rn

^Fl' "'k' 'Mr returns io the

ui ii °f Common CoSncil, at the Town tiaU. tha evening er said elnetlhn day

KfNG

amtctrd with Strabismus or pointing, tha'^peration which.enurely r^i^oves (his Weer. and (bakes the aye perfectly natural aifty straight. Those acquainted wiih the opm-at.oif from infoforeitan.ore well aware that the strengta oTtbe eye bi not, jeopardised thereby, and that Jit is n«ther dan^raus Wjfr pninful nftd whoever will try Dr. wJLtv'lljJiko Iwar testimony to bis skill in tne_ pefwrmnnefe of My oldest daughter, Carolins. had thaeperation performed hy the Diwtor, «)n ona of her eyes w«»h perf«e| wjceex and io

own words, "it now looks as straight as any body's." 1 take great pleasure in thus recommending Dr. Ball to (Miioiio^ofsll whoni it ro^ly Mn^rn

Pec. 9,184?-14-It

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President

3. V.

Lately from the Bast.

JOHN BALIcb relative tf oar own rrspecteS townsman. Dr. K. V. n^i,r,. i$ now in thitplaco ,*

on.

flpjnlcaiion perform on the eyes of person#

her

ALBERT iiANCJfe.

NOTICE-

PPLTCATnN will bo nfade

tha nndtntcnel

/I at ili'JiMt Ter/n of 'he Clay Countv Probate Court, to tha Jtfdg# rtewof. for the appointment of

thr« dtainterestod free-ltolderf, tmidanrsof said counV**^ make partition of all the following feaf teMWit 'The9»uth Went or. of the Kortbr Wastqrpfsact»onThteuwi*,Town 13.Norrfj IfofflB

We«f qr.^ of South West

Action -,4A'so the Nprth Eaatqr. of®.

S0«t^ qr of»eeii/m twentf-tliree. Town and iZMel Rai^re aferMwid Ahw the W«« halfrfffhe North *V» !j v? J* rosnir, deeeae*

*dp ded wbieb «afd applieafion wllf be made» by as aa heirs af t4iemkl f^rnnel Bin -rfeeefesed.

om:u..aaJ?^,WR

5 Falling Mill ofVie itfiWrit]

rp« 4^'' ofCbl. .}werein

r,iteit.r

Cloth taken from They Sap'ifU'e' twectv

azssmssi pairt ngjm of 8« er^f, or for^X ieiirto tbe dmmipn of the

i^riMf

wo*

nge^aX ftlQQf* Barmen..^a-

The p«yie liA. M..t|

a* ct tin

Xi':'*

41'

a a

ffIP ^1^1^* princ»»»ah iuum. the balance nnd^ janav, bnt_w)U give a reward«rf

tfee

lAbim

ie&icmatia* aa wiii

TH^ WAMiowTd^IlaaMi, fn^mapoiia, baaing bc^nt vepurad anrf iwfttmd by tho *««er*»gnedr he rwaeelftdly infnrme tbe is b«a nitantienrta onmtnit* v* ib« eormit year tf ia *»a*fteil ba/-

#J«st ta tbe bett. and bis

le. .... -f .r,

ia rswsi'i/iUv#oliri«Nfc B. BROi?NlNG^:

tromm

Job Prist iit^r* »Mta*r ^w ^fse'Ba.^i for*ii»ory Noi?a. Kmui

a'Bff, Caf

exacnt«dal4l»

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