The Wabash Courier, Volume 16, Number 21, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 January 1848 — Page 3

1 O N E 6 8 I O N A M~£r*m-~r* •,.»,,'jr."S V' SENATE* r" -1M#

Alao, letter from Dr. Houston. in re fare nee to the printing of the proceedings end debates of the Senate, and asking the farorable action of the Senate upon the reeolution offered some days since for providing seats for him and bis assistant# up* on the floor.

Mr. Clayton presented a memorial nf the-Society of Friends in Vermont, asking for the adoption of peaceful measure* for the immediate termination of the war which was read, aod a motion to print i, teferred to the committee on Printing.

Mr. Ashley, from the committee on Public Lands, reported back the bill to establish a general permanent pre-emp-tmn system in favor of actual aettlers up* no the public land*, without amendment.

Mr. Johnson, of La., I'rom the commit* tee on pensions, reported a bill to amend the act concerning the half pay of widows and orphans of eoldier*.

Mr. Rusk gave notice of a bill to estab* Itah an additional district court of Texas. Mr. Dou(!ass, on leave, introduced bill to establish a territorial government in Oregon which was read twice and referred to the committee on Territories.

Mr. Douglass gave noli*** of a bill to establish the territory of Minesota. Mr. Hannegan submitted the following resolutions, which were read aod ordered to be primed:

Resolved, That no treaty of peace can be made with Mexico, having a proper rejcard for the best interests of the United States, which doee not establish as a boundary between the two nations the roost suitable line for military defeoce.

Resetted, That in no contingency can the United States consent to the establishment of a monarchal government within the limits of Mexico, by the intervention of European powers.

Resolved, That it may become necessary and proper, as it is within the conetitutional capacity of thia government, to hold Mexico as a territorial appendage in tho condition of a province.

Mr. Yulee, from the committee on naval ofTairs, reported a bill making nn addi« tionol appropriation of $150,000 for the Brooklyn Dry Dock, which wss trhee times read, by unaoimoua consent, and passed.

The bill authorising the appointment of 12 Assistant Pursers in the Navy, WM taken up, and afier being amanded so as to make them Commissioned Officers, the bill was passed.

The morning business being disposed of, the Senate proceeded lo the considers^ tion of the special order, being the bill to^ raiae, for a limited time, an additional isilitnry force.

Mr. Johnson,of Md., took the floor, and after speaking for eome time, gave way to motion to adjourn, and the Senate ad journed.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. The Speaker announced thai the first business in order would be the jotM reeo lution, respecting the transportation of tbe innils, and the amendments 10 ibe same recommended by the committee of the whole.

Mr. Goggin said lhat he wished to get rid of the rnsolnnoo aa it now stood, ani therefore moved 10 recommit the whole subject to the committee on the post office* and post roads, with instructions to re* port such facts aa have come before l! in the matter.

Mr. Brodhead said ihe better way to get rid of the resolution would be io lay it on the table. He, therefore, made thai motion. On which the yeaa and nays wore ordered and atood, yeas 67, nays 124.

On the adoption of the resolution aa a. mended. Mr. Jones, of Tennessee, culled for the previous question and the call bad a second.

Tho question on agreeing to the amendment offered by Mr. Jones, of Tennessee, was put and decided by ?eaa tod nays and tibet* Yeas 07 Noes 96, The Speaker voted in the negative aod declared the amendment lost.

The vote on the amendment offered by •Mr. Hall, of Missouri, waa now put, and .on it the yeaa and nays were ordered, and they atood as follows: Yeas 101 Nays 01. So tho amendment was adopted.

The qaostion was now put on ordering -tho resolution to be engrossed and decided 4o the negative. So the resolution waa billed.

On motion of Mr. Vinton, the House •new resolved itself into a Committee of the Wtale (Mr. Joseph R. Ingersoll in the chair) aod took up the Preaideot's meseage for reference. -Mr. McClerland, of Illinois, addressed th committee at length. "Ile^weet into a general defence of ihe the saeaMresof Mr. Polk, the war que*--lion, aod the veto of the herbof aod river "bill included. r.

Sta«ton, of Tenoeesee.followed a ad

•lock grotnd against the doctrines laid down tin tbe veto message by the President. He reviewed the arguments of the President art* arfued 4o show that they were incorrect. He+eplied to a speech of Mr. Rhevt, mad* on a former day oo subject of internal improvements.

He regretted tbe oeeessity of differing from the

vPre*ideot—regretted

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.

The Vice Preeident laid before theSe ntle the tiinual report of the Secretary of the Senate, giving the naoiee and com* peosatioaof tbe eeveral clerks aod met eeogera employed by hiro.

Hair

it on ac

count of ibe consequences, for if th* President's doctrine were to be fatly end fairly carried out thia sebject it woeW -blow out every light boose and twee? a* wray every fier on tbe whole length of «iur ooasta, aad leave our commerce mprotected.

Bit although lie believed there ems fcmotituttooal auriwrity for works of internal improvement, sue* aa were named in the vetoed WU yet he did not believe It woeld be exped.eei. at this time, while engaged in an expensive end joel foreign war. to carry on eoeh work*. He was for vatieg •vary doltsr the President asked for to enable him to carry on the war vigore®* |r, even if. it shocld fttjiirt ts* to be laid oo tea and eoflea. He, however, hoped it would not bo found necessary to tax those articles*

Mr. Stewart of Panaeytvaft*. »t*tefc taiaed the floor, when a motion was made to rise, which was agreed to. |4r.

Adams aekfrf,leave to introduce a

rwolutoo. il- "IN""""***

for the nasof ike Colonisation Society to bold ita annual meeting on Tuesday ev ening. the 18th instant. Mr. Bailey of Vir g'nls, objecting, the rules were suayendec and the resolution was offered. It lies over.

M. Cocke, of Tennessee, obtained leave to report a joint resolution authorising the Commissioner of Pensions to employ clerks temporarily in bis office necessary to car ry on the public business, which wss re ferred to the committee of the whole and made the order of the day for to-morrow.

A motion was made to reconsider the vote referring the resolution to the committee of the whole but it failed.

On motion of Mr. Stephens, of Georgia (be House adjourned.

I E

Tbe weather fine for Winter— moderate fre«xiag for a few daya past. The river suitable for light steamers, several of which, bave been at oar wharf within the past week. Hog killing nenrly closed- (boot 40,000 slaughtered ibis season at ibis place-

New OBUUVS, Jan. 7.

Flour isnill more in demand, and nearly 5.000 bbl» wold, including 8,700 bbleOhio, from flatboai, at $5,10 1,400 do in several lots, at the same and 600 do Illinois, at f&,79 per bbl.

Of Corn 2 400sacka sold, including 400 White at 60c 600 do Yellow at 66c and ibe best Yellow at 65c per bushel.

Ot fwk, GOObbls void, of wbich 100 bble of Mesa at f$.50 aad tbe rest in small lot* at $9,75 to $10 per bbl.

Of Bacon, 100 bble Lewis' extra Hams sold at ISic and 15 disks of plain at 71c per lb Sates of Lard 70 bble 61c to 7c, and 225 bbls do at 6fc per lb.

A lot of !2S bales of Western Hay brought 18,50 per ton. BALTIIIOSK, Jan. 15.

Sales of Howard St. Flour at $5,87a$5,93 and citv milts at $6a$6.1ti. Markets heavy. We quote prim* white Wheat st 137s 139c and red at 93a*5c. Yellow Corn 60a62c white 57a56c, Oats 38a40c- Rye 73a75c.

Niw Yosx, Jan 15.

Salee of Gennesee floor at $6.13ia$6.60. The market tor pork ia beavy, aod the ssles of provisont sre only for tbe sapply of tbe regular trade demand. Lard, however, ia very firm sales to-day at 8tc.

TERRE HAUTE PRICE CURRENT. COSKSCTSO wecXLT.

Lnrd—Per lb. Butter—Fresh, lb. Grain—Wheat, prr bushel,

Barley.

Onione,

12 75 18 a 16 a

Corn, in the car, O a

Vinegar, per gallon, Beeswax, per pound, Candlea, per lb by box.

Do mould

risk—Maeksret

JanSS *48t3

TmanufaiBVlI

20 18 33 50

40 a

1 2i a 4 50 a 62ia 25 a 40 a 75 a 1 50 a 4 50 a 4 75 a 25 a 35 a 5 00 a 13 25 a 10 a 12 a

Seeds—Timothy, per bsehei, Otover, Flaxseed. Provisions—Potatocs,per buah.

Fruits— Applee, dried, Peaches. Floor—From wagon, per bbl.

From store, retail,

Meal—Per bushel, gnadrtea—Feathers, per lb. Hay, per ion,

1 50 5 00 65

4 75 5 00

No. 2 per bbl. IS 00 a 13 00

Do No. 3 10 00 a 11 00

AUMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

NOTICE

hereby given that ihe undersigned

has taken nut Letters of Administration on the estate of William Carpenter, late of Prairie Creek lownahip, Vigo coonty, deceased. All per•oris indebted to mid estate are requested to make immediate payment, and thoae having claims against the same are notified to present them duly it hen tea

ted for settlement. Tbe estate asppoe-

ed tobeaolveni

THOMAS H. FILES. Adm'r.

Jan 33 '48 21 t3

ADMINISTRATOR** SAT.E.

NOTICE

whereby given that I will expose to

sale at pnblic auction, on Saturday the 12ih of Februarr next, a! ihe residence of the subscriber living in Prairie Creek townehip, Vigocounty, all tbe persona! property of William Carpenter, deemed, consisting of five or six hundred bushels of Corn in tbe crib, one horse, two horse wagon, plow and plow gears, one ax, &c. A credit of nine months will be given for all sums over three dollars the oarchaser giving note with approved aaearttv. Sale commence at ten o'clock said day.

THOMAS H. FILES, Adtn'r.

BOOK*!BOOKS!

ALL

who want Books snd Stationary will do wall by calling at Cook 9c 8on* stors rm the Slst. 23d and 94th met., where tbev will find variety juet from tbe city of New York, which will IMS sold vert ebea^.

For (he Iridic*

We have Pe»«. Drawing Pencils, Motto and other Wafer*. Waierline. Painted. Emboeeed and Plain Cerda. Court Plaster. Ribbon bound Light Boxes, Envelopes. Note Paper sad fine Letter Pa. per wrth a fine assortment of neatly bmnd Books

Phrenologies 1 books of svsry kind, also for sale ss above.

Wa have also tbe stency of aemeroas Magawwe aad Reviews for which we are prepared to reeeiva mhsertfttione- W# are also agent tor aomeroes lane, intereotiag, acefel and splendid books for which we are prepared to received s«bocrtp»oas the books will be delivered when sgreed opoo sad

^"SvHtTWlSUSi TO ORDBR BOOIC9. Having mnde arrangements in New York end ether cities to have Bneke forwarded regntarly. we am preesrsd to fill at New York retail prices all order* Witb which we mav be favored by tbe citiaana at Terre Haste or vkmity.

Agents warned to solieit seterfbers for Books

PERKINS.

Notice.

rpilE andemgasd is i^eeairi'* af tbs last Wni 1 and Testament of Ebeweaer Daniels, deem ed, sad all persons indebted to his wtste ere hereby notified in call on bee sad make poymeeiAll persons having olnimesfaiasa *be said esieie

COTTON YARNS,

rpHE eabecrlber. Agent (or tbe Covington end A tbe Coonee Cotton Fsewrteo l«s ejmstsntly oa band a (arte stock «rf G&io* Yarns. Wicking, Carpet and Orsrtot Warp, Twins sad Baiting Fee sals at tbs tewcsi nrieen. fL BUCHANAN, Clnet«astk

Jan0192ltf

NOTICE.

TffK

endevslgwd winHes to lesse bis farm ee tbe National Road, four mttes snst of T#m ibtu. It tatbe larm en which Wm. M. Wat ktae, Esq baslived for tbs lost few yeers. It contains 150 acres, of wbieb 100 may bo ealtiva tad. Pwetmiae will be given on the 1st of April nest, for tsesns spoly te Mr. John Reinhard in Terrs mate, or to the endersiaaed on tbe term weet of the premisse.

Jen IS 4* It ts JOS. S, JENCKCS Expresaoopy 3 tiaass.

rtnrel Wine,

WMay

DOZFN recmvnd sad for sate by *, ie«TJB y) WOOD it KINO.

CORN OIL

CLOTHING!

JUST ARRIVED!

8TRA0S & ISAACS, Qf Lemintih, JTy., i«i Jtsdisea, Indiana.

BEG

most respectfully to spfnss the inhabt tarns ol Terre Haute and its vicinity that ibey have spsasd a store en National Road St, two doors above tbe Express Office, where ihey bave a ekoiee assortment ei every kind of gentlemen's

WINTEI & SPRING CLOTHINQ

which they are offering for sale at prices which cannot fail to eait every porehaeer, nor be sarpsased by any similar estsblishtneni in tbe weet.

The atock constats of a variety of OVER* COATS, SACK COATS, If ROCK AMD DKK88 COATS,VESTS AND PANTS, ol every quality and atyle.

All persons wishing to eloibe themselves comfortably and Ckmplf will please give us a call. N B. Dealers supplied on advantageous terms

ES3

WffiSJo

On 8«ndsy, the 16th inst., of Measles, WILLIAM HENRY, son of W. C. and Elisabeth Csry. aged years 10 moo lbs and 9 daye.

O E I A

WiBAU Cooaixa Omcs. Terre tlsuie, JAN. 23, 1848.)

Cash or goods givsn for all kinds ol fur. *48 SI tf

OLIVER & MOLAN, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Zephyr Worried,

PATTERNS.

Canv&s»e9>

Silk, Steel Beads, Bag Clasps, Steel Tassels. Steel Purse Rings, Purse Clsspe, Plain and Shaded Purse Twist, tTrimminga, Fancy {Goods. Ac Cbesp for Cash io Wholesale Dealers, at the new

Thread Sc Needle Store,

No 3. North Fourth Street and No. 1W Chosnui Street. Phildalphia*,. ,,* Jan 32 21 tf

BULLETIN No. 2.

THE

great flood of 1847 will be long remem bered in many parte of the Wast. Theawol len streams seemed to know no bounds but rising higher and higher carried diemay to the inhabitant Mercnanta were obliged to remove their wares from the rivers'sides to remoter places lamihee were compelled to deeert their awellines the poor suffered more severely than language can describe. The public authorttiea were called on to admmiater aid and counael. In short, a great public calamity bad occurred.

Well would it be if the aad eonsequencea ol the fiood had ceaaed when the waters subsided. But no! 0*The retiring waves left vaat alluvial depoeitea, which in a lew months must give out that deleterious miasm which produces bilious disea ses

What aays the celebrated Dr. Ferguson on this point? Answer: "Thecauaeof bilioue derange, meat has ita principal aourcein half dried margins of rivers All history and experience provea this theory. When the Britiah army encamped on the plains of Eatremadura, at a time when the river Giudiana had become dry after a flood, remittent and intermittent fevara raged among the troops witb such destructive malignity that they came uigh being extirpated.

THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY, there/ore, earnestly call the attention of ihe entire West to their most extraordinary and celebrated series of Anti-Bilious Medicines. In any locality where there ia tbe alighteet tendency to any form ol Fever, Fever and Arue, Dumb Ague and the like, the inhabitants should at once send. 10 the General Agent of the district and have a Graelenberg depot established near them. Were this done and theGraefenberg Vegetable Pills and Health Bitters used according to directions, there would be no feer of bilious disesses.

So important are the Graefenberg Medicinee to the people of the Weat, that the following steps should be immediately taken: 1st. Every nei ghborhood shonld have ita Graefenberg Depot. Kv addressing the General Agent of any diatrict thia can be secured, 2d, Familiee should club together snd get an immediate supply. 3d. Emigrant Socieries and other philanthropic bodies should furnish them to the needy.

By such means bilious diaeasee will be entirely prevented. The other Medicines of rhe Company are moat eminently adapted to the diseases lor which they are recommended and consist of the following—

TheGraefenberg Eye Lot.'on, ibe Children's Panacea, the Green Mountain Ointment, the Consumptive's Balm, the Dysentery Syrup. ftCrTheGeneral Agent for Indiana is SEATON.Cenireville, la., to whom applications for Agencies may be addreased.

EDWARD BARTON, S*c'y, N. Y.

WOOD St KING, Agents, Terre Haute, Ia. Jan 22 *48 Sly 1

Vi^ro Collegiate Institute.

PROFESSOR E. T. BAIRD, PRINCIPAL.

THE

Truateesof the Vigo Collegiate Institute, are happy in being able now to give notice to the public, that they have appointed Prolessor E. T- BAIED, as Principal of enid Institute and that the male department thereof will be opened for the reception of echolars on Monday the 10th ol January. 1848.

It hasb«en the aim of the Trusteee to make this an Institution of high and permanent character, worthy to beeheriabed by the coonty and by every individual citisen. And with this view hsving put the fine edifice in convenient order, they have invited Professor BAISD to take charge of the Inatitute.

The Trnsteee take occasion to say that they have the higheat assurance of the eminent quolj. ficationa of Profeaaor Baird for the responsible position to which ihey hsve invited him. He hss hsd the charge of high Institutions in Baltimore and elsewhere, and for experience, literary and scientific acquirements and energy of character, the Traateee feel justified by hia diatinguiahed recommendstions in commending him to tbe confidence of the commonitr.

The course of Instruction will embrace Geogra. phy. Grammar, Arithmetic, &c.. and the higher brancheeof English Education, together with the Latin snd Greek Claesics aod the Mathematics There will be two sessions a yesr, of wenty-twn weeks each, and thetermaof coition will be #16 a session for scholsrs in the clsssics and the higher branches of English Education, and $13 a session for scholars in Geography. Grammar. Arithmetic, Ice. A small contingent fee may be added for fire wood, Ate.

By order of the Board JOS*. S. JENCKES. Pres. BosrdofTrus. WtLte N- HAMILTO*. Fee. Terre Hante, Jan 8 '48 19 tf

WOOD & KING, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Paints snd Oils, Dys Stuffs,

I S S

££/VVE in swrs, a largsand general assortment

Drugs snd MadMnss, Window Glass, Glass Wars, Copal and Coach Varniab, Spirits Turpentine, Lmseed Oil, Japaa Varniab, Craabed Havana Sugars, Choice Black and Green Toss, Candies and Almonds* Rasias, Olive Oil* Lemon Bvran. Brashes of all kinds, ®piees» Superior Clfsrs snd Tobeese, Sperm sad 8»sr CendUe, Feney tJoet's, Perfumery, Sergwal fnstremenis, Patent Medicines, fare Wines,

Comprtsmc^every article asirtlty kept by them, tbey ofier Jar sale sa low can be houglit {Dee tS 37 if)

whwto tbey •iaewbers.

FANCY SOAPS,

TAYIiR«

Sua.

Owwalins W«A Balls

{•sst tug's Transparent 8«p At mend oeems ry

Phee dt OeensW^i Whwisar Soap Howell's Feney 8«a»s.

£ROfTF.Rd' RessP^rifae dee 241/

12-'»."kW

pursuit tbsir extensiva stock. nsr ©ffllMIB

Fer asle by (dee 23*1} C. J. A LL190N CO.

C. J. ALLISON AiCO.

1) It LACK sod Bias lak. by tbs deasn oriross,

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BALTrMbRE

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I* CHANCSM.

TClerkComplainanta.

HE by Griawold St Uaber their solicitors, hsving filed in the office of the of the Vigo Circuit Court their bill of complaint asking certain relief therein: and also the affidavit ol a disinterested person that thedelendants Alonso Crosby, Jsmes F. Croeby and

Croeby, wile of said James, are not residents of the State of Indiana. Notice ia therefore hereby given to the said Alonto, Jamea F. and Croeby, wile of the said Jamee F, personally to be and appear before the judges of the Vigo Circuit Court, sitting ass Court of Chancery, at the Court House in Terre Haute, on the first day of tlfe next term, then and there on or before the calling of the cauae to plead, anewer or demur to said Dill, or the same will be taken ss confessed and decreed accordingly.

Jan fi '-48 19 t3 M. M. HICKCOX, Sheriff.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

ONMiJIs,25th

the day of January, 1848, at Crosby's in Parke county, the personal property belonging to the estate of George W. Crosby, dec.,situated in Parke County, will be sold at auction and continued from day to day until all is sold. A large quantity of property consisting of Horses, Wsgons, C'xen.and various art idea about tho mill, and a Carding Machine will be sold. A credit ol 9 montha il I be given on all sums over three do|. lars, the purchaser giving note with approved security, payable without relief or benefit of valuation or appraisement laws.

Jan 1 18 3t AMANDA CROSBY. Adm'x. The Parke County Whig and Wabash Sentinel will please copy-

FALL AND WINTER GOODS

AT THE

W A A S O E

nr\HK aabacrfberaars now receiving at their etdreon Nations! Reed 8trest, opposite the Court Hosee, much tlw largest STOCK OF GOODtfihat ihey baas ever brought to tt.ia market One of tbe partners spent several weeks in the eastern?cities during September sod October, in laying in Goods, and they are enabled to offer them at audi arwee aa cannot (ail |o give aat»iacfisa te those in of Cmur Goons. Tbey respectfully invite tbsir friends aad tbe public to call aad examter

They ere enabled to ofler a aplendid stoek of Snrts ASD

C. T. NOBLE, Clerk

Jan 15-48 2013 [Pr'e. lee $2 50

STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY or V1GO.SS. James Brown, v*.

Rebecca A. Brown.

BILL IN CHANCERY FOR DIVORCE.

E it known that on the 13th day of January, 1848, the above named complainant, by his solicitors, filed his bill in said court, ond also an affidavit of a disinterested person, of lawful age, that the above named Rebecca A'. Brown is not a resident of the State of Indiana: Therefore, the said Rebecca A. Brown is hereby notified of the filing and pending of said bill, and that unless sho appears belore the Judgea of the said Court on the first day of the next term thereof, to be holden at the court-house in said county on the n-cond Monday in March next, and then and there anewer the matters and things contsined in said bill, the same will be heard and determined in her absence.

Attest: C. T. NOBLE, Cl'k V. C. C. Jan 15, '48 20 t3 Pr's fee »1.90

SHERIFF'S SALE.

virtue of on execution iteued Irom the Vigo Circuit Court, and to mo directed and H«|ivered, in favor ol Jeplha Baker, and against Thomas Dean, I have levied on the following property, towin The interest of Thomae Dean in nnd to the east ha If ot'the north-east quarter of section five, in township number twelve north, rangn number nine west, in Vigocounty being ihe lands and tenements beloneinj to the said Thomaa Dean, and I will, on Wednesday, the 26th day of January, eighteen hundred and forty-eight, at the Court House door in Terre Haute, within the legal hours of said day, ofTer the renta and profile ol said premises, with the appurtenances thereunto belonging for a term of seven years and if they should f.iil to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy satd execution. I will then and there offer llie fee simple to the highest bidder, for cosh, to satisly said execution and costs.

SALE.

THEADMINISTRATRIXnext,

undersigned, will sell at public auction, on the 6tli day of January at the late residence of G. W. Crosby, deceased, in Terro Haute, one buggy and all the Household Furniture of eaid deceased. A credit of twelve months will be given (or all purchases over three dollsrs, tbe purchaser giving note with approved security, without benefit from valuation or appraisement laws- Bale to commence at 10 o'clock.

AMANDA L. CROSBY.

Dee 18 1847 16 w3

Land* for Sate.

THE

followim tracts of land, belonging to the heirs of Ssmiiel Bray, Esq., deceased, late ol Jefferson county, Kentucky, are offered for eale,

I 1 160 seres N Eqr see 7. town 9 N, 11 W. situated near tbs mills of Hollenbsek, Clsrk county. Illinois 1M 56-100 seres N W qr see I, town 8 N, 9 W, near the Narrows of lbs Wsbash, Sullivan county, Indiana 160 aeree 8 W qr en 13, 'own 9 N, 4 W, on the White Kiver Bottom, 5 miles below Spencer. Owen enunty, Indiana. 80 acres E half 8 E qr aee 98. town 19 N. 9 W.oran equal ondivided interest in esid tract, about three miles

south-east

subscription ihe Capital Slock of the Terre Haste end Richmond Rail Road Company, are now re-opened and will continue so until otherwise ordered Commseinn«ra st Tsrrs Hsute,

D. Early snd Cbauncy Rose BOURN tf, Sitc'y. Terrs Haote. Dee ll 1847 15 tf

PIIOIOUKAI'IIIC

COLORED MINIATURES.

THE

eabwriber having returned to remain a lew days, is nnw prep*red to take durable, eorreet, fine irmed and III* t»k»

I F* KEOTYPRS

which eannot be turpassed. If thoee who patronise Mm are not presented with eoperior picture*. n« charge will be made

Persons desiwus of having likeneeseeof departed friends, will be attended to promptly. All deaeriptmn nf enpylng eseesisd, snd ia sit eases perfect. or no charge tT Ronmsst aorner of 4ih snd Natwusl Road strseMsp stairs,) over Dr. H. I •Ifire. J. A. MOD ESTI

Terr* Haste, Dee. t\ If tl

MINT COW.

,4 MIDDLE agnd email Cow, rv4dish eohw. with sn«e white on the sides, atar between the horns and abort lags, strayed from tbs submi bee sboat fivs weeks a to. One dollar and Buy eents will bs paid lor tbe return

Terre Hante, Dee 1,14 tS

tH**olmUon J\*otice.

THE

copartnership heretofore existing snder the fi»m of NIPPF.RT 4 CO, wasdisaolv•d on tbs 20tb dsy of April ?IIPPERT fc CO

Msr I, 1147-H-tf

FIWCV

Bonnets, Shoes and Boois, Leather, Cerpetings, Crockery, Groosrtes, Men* Hats. Men* and Boys

JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

We have fittad up tbe eeoond lolt our store for the WHOLESALE business. and we inviie Marchants to give us an aarly call. Particular attention is paid to this branch of our buwnees. we pur. chMed lar^ttjf by ibt cam io first bindi, ind iw tflibltdi w® tar»w«« lo offw (oodi Ctaoinnati Prioea.

We subjoin

J00 piaoea Brown 8heeunga, 500 do Prints, various kinds, 100 do 8atinetie and Janee, 35 do Clothe, Caastmeree and Tweeds,

Cottons, Nsedles, Pine, Sewing

40 do Flannels, jt, ,' S00 Shawla,

-A', So 4)0 AlpsooBSt 100 do Caahmeree, Muslin de LatflSS, Su -y,. 100 do Bleaobed Sheetinga, 40 do Tickings. 70 do Silk and Cottnn Handkerchiefs. Terre Haote. November 13, 1847.

W E A A N

CASH paid for WHEAT and rEATIlEB8, at sll timse, by Nov. 13, 1847—46—ti

E A N O I E S

STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF VIGO. George W. Root sod Henry V. S- McCullough. as. Alonso Croshy, Amsnda Crosby, Clwuncay Croeby. Jamea F. Croaby snd Crosby, wife of the said James, whose first) asms ts unknown.

a list of a fsw goods in this branch, vit: ,w.'

£11 il IliitMl

Cravats, Comforters,

THE

of Terrs Hsats, ^igo

conntv, Indiana. These lands were purehaeed Irom tbe United Slates at an early day. They are desirable tracts, and will b«sold for a part cash, balance in two eqeal annual paymenta. bearing intereet. Alien will be retained on tbe premise* sold until final payment. The title is good. For further perticuisrsenquire ef ... no*6 lOtf JAMES FARR1NOTON.

n.i/i7 noAnjroTicE.

NOTICE

is hereby given that the Hooka fnr

EXB3PAIB,I?S!IIIBSJ3P

Da* Gootw. of all deeeriwtoaa

60 dozens Hoisery and Glovss, 50 do Coraforiers, 40 do Suspenders, Raatern Linseys, Glaagow Janea and Blanket Coating, Nations in great variety, Fur. Cloih and other Cape, Fur Hata. Ladies' Bonnet*. Fas*ern Leather, Boots and £8oes, Umbrellas, dw., ic.)r|

SSabasti Courier 9fffcc, TERRE HAUTBt INDIANA.

With afresh supply of

xxzssFszr OBOB vorzpna» embracing a great variety ot style,

SOCK AS

SHOW BILLS. STORE BILLS,^ POSTERS. BANK CHECKS. PAMPHLETS. AUCTION BILLS, HAND BILLS.

Will be printed in the neatest manner and shortest notice.,

Blank Dcwlts and Mortgages BILLS Or LADING, -wr» eon ratr* dses sne 9

AND

INSTRUCTIONS

For Flat and other Boats Kept constantly on hand at this Office.

GOODS AT WHOLESALE

AT THE

BUCKEYE STORE.

rpHE subscribers take pleasure in announcing to their Irienda and the public generally, that they hive just received the largest and most general STOCK OF MERCHANDISE they have ever before brought to this market, consisting in part of

Broadcloths.

Cassimeres, Satinets,

Tweedscloths. Kentucky Jeans, Linseys and Flannels of all kinds, Plaid Lin seys and Cloaking, Palo Alto and

Monterey Plaids, a great variety of Alpacas,

Five Hundred Pieces Prints,

embracing every style and variety a large supply of Brown and Bleached Muslins a good aa* sortmBnt of

A W E O O S

such as Jackonets, Cross-barred Muslins Laces, hdgings, Insertings, 5*c., Dress Handkerchiefs, Woollen goods.

J-c.f

Straw and Leg/urn Bonnets,Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,

Sf-c., fyc.

Fine and common ^UR APS, man's and bnva Cloth do II ATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, ol all kinds- The largest and beat assortment ol BRUSSELS, INGUAlN and Common CARPETS, ever oflered in thia market, embracing rich and desirable patterna. Indian Matting. Floor Oil Cloths, Table ditto, splendid painted Window Shadee. with cords and tassels, rollers and pulleys to put them up with. A heavy stock

QUEENSWARE.

embracing some splendid CHINA TEA SETS, and several sets of deep blue ware. Eastern Stocking Yarn. Spun Cotton. Batting, Spanish Sole Leather, Tea. Sugar. Coffee, die., St.«. Allof the above are offered for cash, or most kinds of Produce in haul AT THI VERY LOWEST RATES We particularly invite the Jobbing Ttndt. having bought largely with a view to that branch of business.

F. R. WHIPPLE & CO.

Terre Haute, Oct 2.'47-5-lv

undersigned, having been appointed Agent for the Columbus Insurance Company, is now prepared to lake riaks against loss or damage by fire, and to insure goods transported on rivers and canals, to and from the eastern cities and towns in the United Statia. Persona insuring with Said company will be dsslt witb promptly snd honorably.

W. N HAMILTON, Ageai.

Terre Haw»e. ?«ept W l*47-4-vl

LASTS! LASTS!

JUST

received a large and splendid aseortment ol lasbinnehte leasts direct from the man it factory Men's. Women's. Boys, Mivers and Cbildrens, slso few setts of boot trees, crimps, ««.,

"O1"*"1 & MURRAY. Terre Hante. Jnlv IW6-44-tf

PARKR MILLS.

WHITE WHEAT FAMILY FLOUR

4 SUPERIOR article—a constant supply will J\ be kept hand. Thna* wanting eome-

May 8th, 18t7-36-'.f Christmn* Fretent*.

THEFanev

euiiecrtber has j«st received a very fine lot nf Oonda, suitable (w holiday presents mteb se Udies* Ebony snd f{.»ee Wood Work Boies sad f*sset*g Case*! Velvel, Moroert. and gi!k portfolios, tilote Satebeia*. Perlomery nf all kindr, Pearl Paper Foldereaml Catiers. Pearl and Enamaled Pen H'ddets, Note l^sper. Minis Wi lerv Knvflupps. bf*les a l«r*e aw»nment ol TOYS lor rtiifdren. Also, complete assortment „f Jewelrv. Watches, sad Clocks. East side tbe

IIVf.lTIW

DEER AND FUR SKINS.

rnuaniiirgive*"od

WILL the highest prteee in eaeh for any Rseeoon. Mink.Otier. F«*. Wild Cat. Hoass Cat, Dm Skins. DAVID AT LOR.

Term Hen'e. IVe I 14 if

THIS

is io inform sll persons knatfWg them selves indsbisd to ihe lae firm ol Smith It Graff, that sll sssnsnts not psW Op on. or befcre, the 1st Jannarv will, witboit regard 10 persona.

I Terrs Hsais, Dse M7 tf

E 1 I N E 8

INDIANA

DRUG STORE.

Rose's Bnildtng. West 8Me Onri pinnae.

C. J. ALLISON & car-

WHOLESALE ANO RETAIL DEALERS IN'**" DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS. PilNTI, OIU, VAKKUIIMf, Dye-Stuff's, Wmdnto Glass, Glassware,

PERFUMERY.

1 S-1APS, PATENT MB-

PlCtftCS, SUUGtCAh INSTRUMENTS, PURE WINES AND LIQUORS, AND EVERY ARTICLE U5U-

ALLY FOUND IN DRUG STORES.

HAVE...a-,line,

just received large supply of ariiclaa in tbeir and are prepared to sail as low for CASH as any other eeublisbmeat of the ktad Weat of tho mountains.

Tbey have 00 hand for the different pccupalions, to part, as lollnwe FOR PHYSICIANS. Cfilotnsi.Eng.sad Amer Quinine, Opium. Morphine, Rhubarb, mi&m

H. de Potasas,

POTWIN i. HATHORN.

E A E S

POTWIN & HATHORN^

IS E A N E O S

JOB PRINTING

AT TUS

Krenaote. Citrate of Iron. do do and Qaiaias, Nitrate of Silver, Spts. Nitre Duls-, Sulph Ether, COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND GROCERS. Epeom Salts. ae.1 Blsck Ink. "i" Csstor Oil. ass'd., Blue do, a Sweet do., I R«d do, Blacking, of our owe ipicee of all kinds, manuiacture, I Ginger, grusad Patent Medicines, I Eac«nceef Shaving aoapa.

Matcnea.

Nerveand BoneLiaim't Lee's Pills,

Coder Psncils, Red do Flour Sulphur, Brimatoos, Indigo, Alum,

Liquorice, I Tobacco. I Suleratue,

4.. -I Painta,

White Lead. Red do. LineeedOil, Turpentine, Putty, Glass, Copal Vsrnisb Jspan do Walnut Stain, Coech Varniab, Brushes do do Painting, Litharge. Cbtotne Green.

CIRCULARS, POLICIES, A BILL HEADS. BILLS OF LADING, BALL TICKETS, CARDS. LABELS, &c.

Logwood, Extrsct do, Fustic, Nicaragua, Camwood, Bar Tin. Aqua Fort is. Muriatic Acid, Oil Vitro!, Blue do. Copperas. Gum Shellac, Verdigris, Lac Dye,

Terra Sieans, (Jnihers, Gold Leaf, Silver do Freneh do Dutch Metal, Brontes, sssorted Paris Green Vermilion. Prussian Blue, Wbtttng.

FULLERS,

HATTERS. &c. Msdder, Indieo,

Alunr, Cream of Tartar, Crude Tartar, Cochineal. Solution of Tin,' Brazil Wood,

Annatto, Curcuma. Red Wood, Brazilletto. Sal Ammuniae.

FXR TANNERS.

Alargesupplv of ihe best BROWN OIL, br the barrel and gallon Lampblack, Copperas, and other articles in your line, which we will aell at a amall advanee on coet.

FOR COACH AND CABINET MAKERS. A fine lot of Coach. Cabinet, Japan and Blark Varnishes, Brushes. Camwood. Glue, and ad kinds of Painta and Oils, on which we sre prepared to offer you strong inducements !o buy.

FOR MILLINERS. &c.

A beautiful articleol White Gine, Russian and American Isinglsss. Gum Arabic. Brimstone, Oxalic Acid.du:. which we will sell cheep lor cash.

FOR FARMERS.

A full sopplv of fresh Medicines of al! kinda for family u«e Horse Medicinee, Fish Oil, Painta, Indigo, Madder, &c., cheap iur cash or approved produce-

PEOPLE IN GENERAL.

A splendid assortment of Stationary, canaistirg of Cap. Letter and No'e Paper. Envelopes, ^teel Pens, Blue. Black and Red Ink. Paper Stands. Lc.,

ALSO—Choice assortment ol the beet Tea, selected at the Pekin Tea Company Wsrehouae, warranted of the beat quality, and prices to suit

Every article you need in our line, surli as Drugs, Medicines. Soaps, for washing snd slis*ing: Spices of all kinds. Oils, Paint*. Dye-Stuffs, a choice lot of Perfumery, all the popular Patent Medicines of the dav. Window Glsss, Honey, Pure Wines and Liquors, (for sickness onlv,) Brushes for White-washing. Psinting, Dusting, Blacking, cleaning Nails. Hair, Flesh, &c Shoe blscking. Bath Bricka, Lemon Syrup. Tobacco, Rappee, Maccabov and Scotch Snuff*.

Sic,,

&c.

We have on band a choice lot of Old Winrs and Brandy, such aa Cogniae Brandy. 4ih prno —Madeira Wine, very old—Lihson do, very old— Tenerifll do—Port do. These liquors we warrant pure, and aell for eickneas onlv.

Also, a large and splendid assortment rf Candies, which we will sell bv the pound or box. Horse Medicines of sll kinds kept constantly on hand, and for sale cheap.

Our whole time ia devoted tn the Drnc Business, end the preparing and dispensing of Medicinee All orders from our friends will meet with our personal attention, and it is our design to keep a fulN assortment of every thing in our line. We are constantly receiving from the varioue markets, by which meant we are enabled 10 execute order* by the packige «»r mhnrwiee. at as low price* as UNADULTERATED articles can be procured st anv other establishment.

We are solicitous to acquire a character for selling GOOD snd GCNCIMS articles. O* Physicians. Consumers and Dealers sre invited to call and examine oar stock and price*.

C. J. ALLISON, fc CO.

Terre Hante. Indiana, Nov. 6. 1847-10-tf

SUNDRIES.

KESANBark,

or Raman Soop

Soap Inr cleansing the Hair: A amall lot of these rare articles received and for sale by WOOD & KING. r* 1. 9.M7 6-tf

Vermifuge, &c., Ac.

f} GROSS Fahoestoek'S Vermitugs. AvF 10 gross Canadian do 40 dosen Smiths Tonic Syrvp.

For sale at Proprietor's pr»c«. May 22. '.847-38-ly WOOD.fc KIN'O.

ARD OIL just received and for sale by I dec2Stf C.J. ALLISON &. CO.

TANNER'S

CALABRIA

OIL just received and for sale by

dec 2M C. I ALLISON & CO

LIQUORICE FOR SALE BY

d«etsf J. ALLISON & CO.

EXICAN BLACK LEAD for sale by deetStf Al.LWN Sc CO.

SMITH[dec25ti

A HODtJSON'S Chrome Red, sale by J. ALLISON O.

ROP BLACK for sale hy ,1251 frS C. ALLISON St CO.

EMERY.esst.

aumt^rs for aa'e be

1 dee 25tf C. J- ALL!HON .V. (-0.

Mm^eoAcii

HiTe r.LuE. dee ai'l J. A LIAISON A(X).

RE CRACKERS for sale

h',

dectStf J- ALLISON ft CO.

ERIC ATI end English Calomel for sala by «eet»t C.i ALLtaoN^CQ

/^W)D LIVER OIL for sale by KJ dee UiJ J. ALLIgONIt^O.

0D POTASS, fod Fern. Mine Ferri Laetae, ValleMee* Proto C»rb lr«m.for selehr Jft 0if c. Al.I.liytN CO

t:i

?XT. INrm HEMP, Est. N*a V«mioa, Ext. Jalap. Ext Cwita, Est. C»lyeiafh C«mtp-, Ext Gentian, £xu Taravsn. b»r aale hv dseUtf ALLISON JfcCO.

TLi

ENGLISH BLUE MA?«for selebv ciecCnl C.i. ALLIStWAtCO.

PRim

POTASH lor sale by 4 deeSStf 0.J ALLISON A CO.

CARPENTER'S

Est. sf Ambergris, sad Hsli

01 rope SnulT. for eale by (tee 8*tf J. ALLISON St CO-

UM COPAL Waste br JL.1 dc^S^tl J. ALLISON Jk CO.

A W A E

Aq. Ammonia, Syringes, a«'d.,^ Aloes. Camphor, Senna. stftS? Pink Root. Sugar Lead, Corroe. Snblimate. Red Precipitate, Gum Arabic Assorted Vials. **'4 Comp'd Ex. Colocynih, Extract Hyoscysmus.

A ete Arrival ot ",J

HARDWARE

Suda aod Acid

PAINTERS. Chrome Yellow, do Red,

00, all kinds of gun fixings, and aome real 8hot Gons, doable and atngle barrels, for ss'e law 1 mill Sews. Cross Cut Saws, Crohara,: Mat:ocka, P*cks, Log Chains, Trace Chains, and various other artidee not herein memioned. A large and complete assortment of

POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY, at wholeeale and retail a large assortment of Lampe, including the parlor, aolar, with plain and cut Shadea. and gil: and bronie Stands, side Lamps, store Lampe, (suspending,) and a large quantity of extra Shades, snd chimneys and Lamp Wicks. Inthewavof ,,

W 4 0 am

E are now leeemng otrr an purchases a# Hardware, Sadtery, and Iron, embracing ni much larger, ckraper sod more extensive stock than can be fosad elsewhere in the Wabash Valley, or in the State of Indiana. We have added! manv new articles, as well as increased the assort-! ntent and variety of*many heretofore kept. It will be our aim and desire to give satisfaction to* all who may iavor with tbeir patronage, assure ingthem (without selling at coat) that our priceaL will be at a reasonable advance from cost, andf much reduced 00 some panieolar kinda of goods.' In the line of heavy goode. w« effer far eale— .Iron of all kiots. Steel, Spring Steel, Hoop Iron,

Sheet Iron. Brsaiert Copper. Tinned Copper, JVire. Tin Plate. Block Tin, Zinc, Axis Drafts, Eliptic Springs, eaatern ground Wagon Boxee, Anvila.

Smith's Bellows, Vices, Lead i^Pipe I to It. Coil Chain to I, Hingee fcr,,,, barn doors snd all kinds of «. doors, "5 Nails, Glass,

Oils, Lead, Pow.

.%* dar at retail andbv .. the ke|at f5^0andf4,*

HOUSE FURNISHING, ,4,^!

including superior extra Tea Waiters in setts or single brass Andirons, fhncy iron do.. Shovels and Tonga, braae Candle Stioka, brass and nol- f* iahed Suuffers, wire Fenders, table Castors, Brittsnia Tea Setts, block tinTea Pots, ftney Brushes, Crumb-Brushes, real German ailver table nnd tea'' Spoons, ivory table Knivea and Forks in setts?" (51 pes,) Carvers and Forka, curtain Pins and curtain Bands, Tea Bells, &.c. &c. Also, numerous other articles which cannot here be enumera* ted. Our aasortment of building materials em* brace a great variety of locks and door latches, and those building will find '.it to their interest, in pricee and variety, tu give as a cell. On hsnd. as usual, a very largo stock of

COOPER'S TOOLS.

of Rochester and Cincinnati manufacture Wn have taken special paina to procure a large and well selected assortment of Tools nf all kinds, and we assure the mechanic of any name, that we ehall take pleasure in showing or selling hiut a bill. -s-vn

SADDLERY.

Having devoted a large share ot onr store, oital and interest to the saddle, harness and carriage trimmings, we are prepared with a most complete assortment of Trees. Plusli, Cloihs, Hog Skins. Pod Skins. Buckles. Terrets nnd Hooks, Hnives and Chains. Webbing. Thread. Rings, Bitta, Stirrups, Gig Trees. Laces of besuiiful patterna, Fringes, Tulta, picked Moss, and pure curled Hair, top Leather, (eastern dressed.) patent Leather: a verv large assortment of figured and plain Rubber Cloth, patent Oil Cloths I to Ik yards wide, Head Linings, Brass and Plated Bonds, Dasbee and Joints, oil doth Csrpetings. mnllea* ble Irons, a very first rate piece of Drnb Cloth for rests, seal Handles, and coach door Hinges.

We offer, also, to Shoe and boot Maiuiiucturers a large atock of eastern dresaed French Calf Skins. Morocco do. Lining Skins, Binding Leather. Shoe Pegs of all sizes. Sparrow-Bills. Copper Nails. Awls, and Awl Hafts Shoe Thread, Hammers. Pincers, Puncbee, Floats, RaspS, fa-, &c.

OT'rha highest urico in cash or goods will b# paid for most kinds of Produce. BJTA quantity ol Lake nnd Kanohwa Salt for saleT 3 H. POTTER & CO.

Terre Haute, Oct. 2, 1847—5-y *|j 5.

STOVE WAREHOUSE

The. subscribers hove on hand the largest and best selected slock of Stor€8y of the best material, ever offered in this market.

Tbe stove to which we invite most especial attention ia the iustlv celebrated DOUBLE OVEN COOK STOVE, ai —which isdecidelv superior to any Stove ever invented. Whrf iBecause the heat hss the shortest space to both ovfn and the whole width of tbe siova at once sronnd the ovens and will bake at once and equal in both.and by having two distinct •nd separate ovens in the some stove, different articles can be baked srt the same time whichfcould not be done in a single oven which tends to great economy in fuel, and at the same time all oilier ealinary operations can be performed sa well as on anv other move Tbnse in want of such sn article would do well to call and examine prica rand quality, before sending to a distance lor an ia-, ferior article.

W« liava alsn. the PIICENIX PUKMUISI COOK STOVE, (latest and m»st approved patterns

FARMERS PREMIUM COOK STOVE, Five sixes, heavy plate. CONGRESS AIR-TIGHT COOK STOVE ELEVATED OVEN As wll aa the ... A

ROUGH AND READY COOK STOVE: The proprietors of this Stove hsve been awardwt diplomat for the superiority ol this sto*s overall mhrro by tbe American Instituie. in the ©ty of New York, sad the Rensselaer coonty Agricultural Society.

The summer arrangement on the heanh of ihie stove—where moet of the colinary and boiling operatioR* can be performed without heating tbe Move— ia of itseif an invelnable acquisition-

Wa have alao 1847 patterns. Troy St. Stanley Air-tight (varione sixeal which in pwnt nf performance, beamy, dorthtltiy end etieaimese. stem! unrivaled and various SUMS Dram parlor Stoves Bot stoves, lor shops and ofBcee:

m-plate Cook stoves Isrge7-plate etovee to take 3 font wood.fof cbarebesand sehooiet Cost srnves •nd Gratee. Stove pipe, Ash-pans. Coal hods. Furmittrs to lit C«ok stoves of all nx*s, single piece or by the dogen Siove Wafal Irona. Coffew •nssierssndall other srtirlee peruiaing to stoaes in any way. We have extra plates on bend arid ||i Iron 10 make good ihe fstlurs ot piste, with despatch. if

Baeides the above we hsve a very large and ownplete «»*"rtfnent of Tin and Japan U'nre which we now offer at a entail ft'lvance for rash OT undoubted credit. N SM1TH St SONS.

ft We bays a?so every deacriptton of IIOI.LOWWAltR* TFA & StGARf* KKTTI.FA —snd orders for Mill castings will be promptly ex-^

WTetre

Haute, Vtober 2. 1847-5-«in

SCHOOL BOOKS.

THE

aulwcriber has just received from the east, a large assortment of Kchool Book«, auclt aa are now in general use in the Weat. Also, BLANK BOOK'S, WRITING AND LETTER

PAPER. ALMANACS,*?.

wbieb be offers at Wholesale and Retail vem cheap. for Cash, or in exchange for fW* aj inn bigheet market price. \X kROaiy- A superior srtlcle of fYesh Grouud fTua/'* ean

always

had

National Road Street.

of tJ. W. Creeby.

September 19, tie