The Wabash Courier, Volume 18, Number 15, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 December 1849 — Page 3

of appreciating his rights and jningthem,he can annfelizs pubn. Ahd hold thtem to a strict ac* ibilhy. ct *vas passed at the last session

General Assembly the object of was to increase and extend the ts of Free Common Schools, to .itdrfch of the Stftte. Many of the es by a vote of the people adoptiis law, and it is to be hoped that in sry short time there will not be a jiy in the State whoae citizens will fuse to avail themselves of the benefits this measure doubtless there are fnny imperfections in the law which till have to be remedied by time and kxperience, yet it answers as a basis tipIn which to rear a noble superstructure which will shed its benign influences *)*er all the children of this great and growing young State. When we conmplate the magnitude of this subject ti all its varied liearingB upon the welinre of the rising generation, and upon kite perpetuity of that republican form Jof government which cost the richest rand best blood of the conscript fathers of the Revolution, it seems to me that no representative of the people in this enlightened age will assume upon him* .'•elf the solemn and fearful responsibility of refusing the means of support to well digested system of Free Common

•Schools, thereby closing the door to the

trn views ad A need by some of the advocates of this great and glorious cause, cause which ultimately every good titan in the community is bound to suatain yet 1 earnestly invite your attention to the subject and rocommend that you enact such stringent laws for the prevention of the sale of ardent spirits a* will arrest the vice of drutikotiues* which stalks over the fairest portions ot our country with a worse than pestilenticnl inarch. in conclusion gentlemen, permit tne to rocommend a cordial co-operation between my worthy »u«eet»Kr, aud legisImivo department ol the government, in

«ml especta ly the great nt.l I iportan

duin. I commend ymt to the guidance of

an nil-wise Providence, with my fervnni

You aie called to deliberate. PARIS DUNNING. December, 4th, l'!49.

TF.RH! -nAl'TIC, DMCKMHIUi H.

Indinim LeKi^lHture.

The Legislature of Indiana met at

Indianapolis on Monday last, the 3rd iust.

Tho two Houses wero organized as fol

low#:

SENATE.

Senate met. and was organized hy (.. II. 1 r-sr, Secretary ol Mule. The tu*w iiH dih^ri* prwutwl inMuw'lvrH fxnti wire sworn in. «lion the Senate proemU-d to !tullot lor principal clerk, which resulted lollows-l-'rank Emerson Charles Uootlwnid 12,

Dunn 5. Mr. Emerson wasdee'urm ele.'ted ami sworn in The Senate proceuled to ballot lor an»istuut clerk, hirh refilled us lollowe:

Mt lellaml tl,-Hueklelierry 12, Blank 1. Mr. M't lillund was det laretl nnd sworn in. Mr. Joseph A. Me**iek was eleetul dtstr-kecper «u the 4th ballot.

The speaker mnd« a short but eloquent aiidrcss. On motion by Mr. Prather, tho House enter into the election ol principal clork which roeult-, «d MWI#W»I I- I 1st ballot —Isaac Sir«th, of IndianaiM.lis, J.V., Jolm B. Hall, of I^wrencebur«h, l'i John M.j Lord.ol Madison, Wi R. F. Grey, 1 Scattering i. fld ballot—Mr. Hall, 11 Mr Lord, V, Mr.. Hmith, 'Jti.

Mr. I^ml haviiitf nveivetl a matonty of Uic votes given, was deelaml elected and sworn in. On motion by Mr. Cravens, the House proee«l-, ed to ballot for assistant clerk, with the following rwult: 1st l»allot--T. Bowman, A.J. Boone. 2^,--J IVtunoalc. 17 C. SlHK»k, Kl Samuel Crow,. 19 T. H. Itrewner, 13 Blank. 1. $d ballot—Bowman. Boone. f'i I ettengill, 13 Sho*»k, 2 Crow, &>, Browner, 4 Blank. 1.

poctive parties. House adjourned. WASHINGTON, DCC. 4.

On tho first ballot to-day.Cobb receiv-

The "California Plot."

"We have very little doubt about the

existence of a plot to introduce slavery

into the territory. Several politicians of

both parties, went to California immediately after the close of the last Congress,

and made themselves very conspicuous

on the stump. Knowing that an express

recognition of slavery was entirely out of the question, they endeavored to per

suade the immigrants into a Constitution

that should be silent on tho subject. We find the above in the Evening Post,credited to ihe Philadelphia Public Ledger. We now demand of the Ledger, what we have vainly required of the Post, some evidence thai any politician of the Whig party "endeavored to persuade the immigrants into a Constitution that should be silent on the subject" of slavery. If it cannot produce such evidence, will not the Ledger feel bound to rctract the calumny? That the Post will refrain from bearing false witness otj this subject, we have no longer a hope.—-N. Y. Trib.

Mnst Newspaper* be Pre-paid! This question is satisfactorily answer

ed in the following letter from the Post Office Department to the editors of the

Milwaukee Wisconsin. All papers sent

(j(f

.ce

of Pub

Trim twmi

party.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. louse called to older by D- i.i tut Esq., whose duty, as Auditor of'Suite, it is to orgnnue journal: ".Married the House. sinirle. The lady ol the

The nieinliers Irotn the several counties presetiIMI their crcnlentials, ami w«re fcworn in by Hon. I«*i U» enter the dining-room, ltane Hlnrklunl.

tes given^ vis. det lared In tlie interesting ceremony.

("onKress. —.

From Washington we learn that two: days were spent in unsuccessful attempts

to clcct a Spoaker. We have the fol-

lowing Telegraph: WASHINGTON*,

Dec. 3,

Tho Senato met, organised and re

ceived credentials, then adjourned. In

the House there were uvo balloting* for

Speaker, for Cobb 103, 102:

Saturday night for Speaker, by the res-t

Third tallot. Cobb 100. Win-:

tering 17 throp 97, Wilmot 9, scauertng 18.—

Fourth ballot, Cobb 09,

Wilmot 9. scattering 18. Filln ballot,

Cobb 100, Wiuthrop 97, W ilrooi 8, scat

tering 19. On tho sixth ballot, Cobb

out electing. Ncccmry to a pholce,

113 votes.

Tho consecration of the Rev. Ucorge t'pfold, D. D„ as Bishop of the

|icn,jon

subscribers:

etl,)eC

lon olloRt} Easl

f"r "f "m «re" ii« liqui.1 Which had been prep.«l

nre

'difTussion ot right and knowledge. ,u „™nnvm(ni The Tempcrance cau»e Is one which ed »te ma.k'd "w.tl.oui ihe prep.) mat deeply agitating the public mind-— jof posiuge"-as well .* thoM parchawa Whilst I cannot subscribe to all tho ul-j0f the office, as those sent regularly to. OF PUTS

On motion by Mr. Miekle, the House proceeded j„fcrl«,lioi.-u(„».k,T,»h1cl, „sko,|,„ „,k„ wine by gcl.llr- .nd .cc«d,n^ly Mr. W. K. K,lw.rl„. Vijjo, :W Mr. (J. W.:

rcquir-

Pv)ST OmcE DEPARTMENT, 2)

Appointment Office, Nov. 3, 1849.

Pir: In reply to your letter ot the 19th ult.,

yu_

vitally important measures upon winch ^t.U(.|,iii.r pmposes, on the 12ih, nnd _• |lja]lesl bidder. JOHN P. USHER,

the flesh was almost

Ladies ilo not (line with glo\e«, on.

Inc

„. T1|,:||'

^"Mr.' cerr haviu# received a majority ol tho e\cry iw persons. votes given, was declared elected speaker of the House, and conducted to ilw chair in duo lorm.

IIIIIKI

men. nere must

XVinlhmP|twWwithina

After two ballotings the U»-» fc

the Postmaster will lind that it is only newspa-

A I V. N,

On I he Gth inst., bv the Rev. M. G. WAU ACK, Mr. NATHAN lI.Sl^KARS. to Miss MAR1 HA ANN W ALLACE, nil of this place.

With the ahove, we received not only a goodly portion of (XMHtl rwAr,—but a variety of cake— and also almonds, raisins *Vc., oil appropriate to

ni a l.

Brrm-~Kre*b. WHKAT- 9 9 bushel, COM—In «fr»

.. LL OAlf*- bttrtHI,

Rvs^v

„J 99 »».«. Wiiuh,op 97, Scattering 18. On the second ballot, |Okw»s*-£ bu^ *1* vv ifMAi Arfissh*Dnw» Cobb 101, Winihrop 9, »l»«ot S», scat- —Drwd

buaheL

FkATWtas— Buswas—V 1

CAXW.ES-R

nihrop

99, WimhropST. Wilmo. 8, •c.u«ringjSSTSil !!£&£ 130 bhU pn*rt at »SM W. The House then adjourned with

Episcopal Church In the Diocoae of

The Bishops of Kentucky, Ohio ind

occtttoa —Madison Banner.

Qi Park, confined to retail irwwwtiaos at *KV

bad even at $10.00, w«M. Of 4, IwOand ISO bbb pr Of Haeon, ined to retail transact *at 4icfor rtwmhters

and

Indiana, wtil wise placc, t). V.,in GhHtiJj!£»oSM'b^'^TiLardiafo»»atie ,» Church. Indi.n.po»., on Sand.y. 16th of Pe«miber, being the third Suo-j day in Advent.

Military Education.

%hc WESTERS

ishing condition. 'J For particulars we

would refer to the advertisement in an-

oti.er colurvn.* .»A son of Dr. Ball, of 'Perre-Haute, and also of Mr. Richardson, of York, received military instruc

tions at the Georgetown Institute. We

are authorized to send one Student to ihis school, on reasonable terms. Any

parent, guardian, or youth, desirous of

securing a scholarship in this Institute,

will find a good opportunity on easy con

ditions, by making immediate applica

tion to the

WABASH

T1IE

COUNTY OF VERMILLION, Lor No. 1. in Sink's addition to the town Perrysville also an out lot neartoaaid town, containing about one acre, known as the "Yeager Lot," and also lot No. 32 in said town, ail ^purchased on an execution against Simon Turman aiidJohn B. eager.

pern "not sent from tlie otlice ol publication I inrth't-oniaining 104 acres, in the same Town and

Also the N. E. I ol the N. W. of Sec. 36, and 26 acres in the N. E. qr. of the same section, both in Town 17, N. ot (I. 9 West, purchased as the property of the estate ofJoshua Wilkinson, deed.

that are required to be PrePfjdgAUNDERS Ratge?puScd as the property of.Jumes Town-

for the 2d Ass't I'. »M. tieneral. j»end. C. GILBERT, Pres't. Cramer & Curtis, Esq'ra. Milwaukee.

"Tlie Rev. E. T. BAIRD, late of our Vigo Insti-!

t-he enactment of such laws as are best tute, ho» receiveti the nppoiniment of Professor tJ)un in(jjnn!1. opv of which with oolculatod to urotuoic the public welfare. Physical Science and Mathematics Washing- neecf-pt is to ine deliver»Kl. whic^h decree was CalCUlatOU tf tuovc

Tennessee, and Minister to the

for

etlucation. ...ill of Iiumerous friends in this place. his wife, Rusia Holmes, Joseph O. Jones and 1 rusting thnt your doliberaiions will l'ersis Jones his wile, heirs at law ot bouire he characterized by moderation and wis-j T)ISTKKSS!NG

cns

from his body. He died the next dny. Ills age was 41, and he leaves a wife.— An only child -«n.o lo his similar way not long since.— Worcester^

ed consumption of

July August Increase in two months, 22'J,239 galls

Total consumption for months, enciiiijr Sep»- fi-

,848«

Also the Ni of the is* ot W. Fr«c. Sec. 33, jr town 15 N. R. 9 W., purebnsed of Joel Campbell Also 58 acres in Ni of Ni of same Frac Sec. theN F.J of the N. E* ot Sec. 15, and the N4 ot •22, in the same Town and

in saia

57 in gn

'""'f ^nernl tn in-

am authorized by the l'ostmaMer Genernl torn lorm you that in conformity with the act of 1S47, all newspapers wnt from ineorticeof publication, should be mailed without pre-paymeni of poaiage, and the P. M. at your city was not -outhorizrd to require the pre-pnyment of postage on the copies puichasc-d by you, but sent out from your ottice with your regular mails. Hy reference to the law,

The Wi of the N. Wi of Section 30, in Town 12, N ofR 4 W. ahd the undivided linlf part ol the N- E qr. of Sec. '26: the K* of N. W. qr. ol same, the W \V 'ur. of W. W. qr. ol same, the LI ot E qr. 'of same the Ei ol N. W. qr. of Sec. in

.Up Liitiif) Town and Rnnifej and also the W of

Terre

rrn

,U,i

DEATH.—Sylvester RNH-

pnj„.r

.Rj,jcl„uU fell into a cauldron of boil- Court House door in Terre-Haute, withinthe^le-

f«r.

(3/aw.) Spy. Abraham J. Willis.

The following table shows the increas

1.002,627 gallons.—

For I1.316,043. Imported in '48. 1,716,631 gallons iu 1840, 2 641,806 gallons.

F«TiQtfKTTK.— The following remarks iu relation to the appear in a fnsiiionablo London

who are enirajjed walk in together.— -Jnd ^ionday of March next, then and there, on or apple riirese. ,t „,,,i

[ore

n-ul (r(

WuufcH Cocmr OiTKa T»rre-Hauie, Dec. K, 1849.

Wmtber cold—t*sinws brisk. SlaushterniR hogs i* full operation—and a large Quantity in the pens. The price per 100 weight, we believe is from to $2.M1 for good hogs.

w^k.

96, 96i Wilmdt 8,7. Cobb and ^?,n" TFKHF .|i vri'E PKH Rs ei RKENT. throp had been nominated in caucus on

i,imir ,0

ben sult-cullur for Jpr-«l li'c $

acro-

I^OLLS

The river has been navigable for light SWarners ami make their returns to the Clerk ot

S BrrttR—Kreeh. 9 I? laiin« the Market, approved Apnl Jt, 18^.

.^C#7S

-imw

-ax^i

FOREKiX MARKETS.

t*w,e

Ns* 0KJAA5*,. NOT. ST.

Me for sjds*. 6 casks dear

wid at «c. Of Uei, 4ie tierce* juttate terms, and keg* at CntCMRtATi, Dec- 3rd. flwMwus There w* a ffoerf timmxti for? Gwm Meat with a»i«»ef 9M Hamaat 1"*»

)au0

y-j

MILITARY INSTITUTE

Georgetown, Kentucky, is represented as a fine Military School, and in a flour

CorsiF.R office.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

following real estate belonging to the Terre-Haute Branch Bank, will, under the 6th section ot the Batik charter, be offered tor wile at public auction, at the Court House door in Terre Han If, on the second Monday ot January next, between the hours of ten and twelve clock of said day. for cash in hand, viz: situated in the

niAN,

I Lots Nos.Vl and 72, in the Town of Russellsville, pUrchnsed as the property ot S. Hanna: Also Lot

,ow„ purchased ns Uie properly ot

Henderson: Also, l/Ots Nos. 3'2, 55, 5fi and

i(i

low

„, purchased ns the property ol Ahi-

ArneU aiuj

^phen C. Shockey,

with the act ot 1847, COUNTY OF

OWEN.

26. and a Fraction in Sec. 35.

.Hnut0vDeccmber8,184'J. I5w4

'COJIJUSSIONER'S SALE. v-'virtup nl" decree ot the ProbateiCourt, of

rcw

mnamit-es of temneruncc, morality, and Lollop ^tmrcu. mr. UAHU. .. I \rba Holmes. George W. Sluyton and Marcia rn«MKtirot Ol leniperai calling, and takes with him the kind remembrance J"

I nn)

.hesuitol ltn^l Dart, Norman Dart

phj|. Iloflmnn B„d

ker. of North Amherst,: Jin «aii»«iay'«i»oftihSlay of Jaminr^TSIo, at ilie

it I 1 1 I A A

np.r^tAze Holnies.

Irfl^ Conkf,y

Terre-Haute, Dec. 8, 1H49

n.ul Eliza Conkey

Holmesdeceased,and Edward florantineHolmes

13w3.

SS.

STATE OF INDIANA, County of Vigo,

Bill of Foreclosure.

HE complainant, hy Griswold'nnd Booth his I colicitors, having tiled his bill ol complaint nUn nn nilidnvit (il'ii disinterested perton, tliati

136 937 2C7,5C7 enlliti 'lof the eau.se, to answer, plead, or demur, niP domestic candies areauperior to tho im|»orto ^nid bill, or the same wiil be taken aseonlc ssed

STATE OF INDIANA, ss County of Vigo, l'""

John If. Watson, Complainant, vs. I Bill of lore Hiram A. Westfall and Ruby closure. Westlall, Defendants. ''pHE complainant, by Oriswold & Booth his

ndies precede the Notice is therefore hereby uivjMi. to the said Hi- Figs, Raisins, itron, Znnte currents and Dates house

tlw Irani A. WesUnll and liuby Westfall. that they —siJI'fnali. ,, be and appear liclore the Judges ol the VigoCiiptin Nutsin all their variety. 1 eoplc (jourt, nt the ourt House in Terre-Haute, on the Western Reserve, Cream Durham and 1 ine

the eallinc of the cause, to answer, plead, perlnnicry-

j,j |)ill or the same will be taken us imported, an

lto'}'

»T,1. in Vino (MilIlly. IfO ol Lnnil. nl Irom I your on Joli., -nj cent, ,0 modolkr, per

Also, in township fotirtocn, range eiaht west, in Park county, 400 acres of land, at two dollars I per acre.

Also, in township fourteen, ranae nine west, in Parke county. 720 acres, at two dollars per acre. I The numliers of the Lots and Sertions can be procumi at the Trustees'Office in Terre-Haute, or bv application at the Land Office nt lx»gans-

will be opened in each of the five Wards of fhe town of Terre-Haute, on tho first Monday of January next, between the hours of

wiiiimil'in A*'.!d S i^?l? 1

1,1

ch for tlie ensuing year, and until then

such for the ensuing year, and until iheir aucces sow are chosen and onalified, to-wit: 1st. Ward, at the Town Hall James M. Ran-

ordinance for establishing a^regu-

E it ord*in*d by ttr fixanie* Council nf the

Totm of Terrr-Hamfr, That all Butler which

own obeermiion to examine the tfce rolls or balls t*aU ba of less above designated, to seiae be same

MKf of it to the highest bidder for the WW M*B. Atbr.-^r Decembers. 1M9. jtKYMOUR GOOlCINSJPtea. pro tem.

Attest. S DAXAUWC«, LTk. Dec. S. 1.S4S

WANTED.

1 ti AAA ot POTATOES, for I IF.UIMJ vrhrc le Highest price wU! be Mtid in a& the illiaois Swe. —WART BROTHER.

a& tne lum

jB -"rE\ -W..te,r r%

Terr

A I O A E N

TERRE*

HAUTE AND RICHMOND RAILROAD*

OEALED prapoeala willbe rroeit-ed at the of-" fie* of the ifagtueer of the ^Terre-Haute and Richmoria Railroad Company, in Indianapolis, until Thursday, the 20th of December next, tor Grnbbinp,Clearing and Gradin*«O mile» of said road, beginning on the wart side of river, and extending about tw^ miles west ^f Bell-

Preference will be given 10 Jbe Mds proposing to take in pan pay, tne stock of the Company. (/'. ROSE,

Pres T. H. & R. R. R. Co.

Indianapolis, Now 19,1849. (Nov. 24-13tf

CIGARS AT WHOTt®ALR

have just received a large lot of the following choice brands, which we ^lye'

lowing choice brand®, which we Willaeli very low for cash. 5,000 Havana Regalia Cigars, 5,000 La Catedral 10.000 La Program*. 5,000 La Victoria, 14 5.000 I* Jnventud,

rich innterinli1

J. W. WRIGHT, I lerk.

port Terre-Flaate. Dec. 8, 18l!. Kw4.

II UTEJt 1-LIX RION.

W9. IMf

Juit.

Sbo«hle«s at

e! «t 4 and S«» at 5c. 13M0 SboubleBi at A^dhor

ladiaAa, lbr^L-.ieiia for Lots

I ltd WL„.,. Seciwa 1&. townwfcip 12 north «l

VEAKT.

iL* iriaet report atftill Htm. TNessies beitdasi lyefPwaloye**,atteaBakanr, 10 to-day we»» W6 jh- dividi on fortbeaeeem Stetioaoffa "tm. Tto jrwat» abbia

pected to take part in the services of the iaSda. •*. wt. H». m.^ °iVT»-B«ote.Dee l, 1849. HWl Tem-Ha«e^ Ml, Nwv. 21, a. I2tf

]f!0Nt

Terre-Haute, Ind., Nov. 24, 1849. 13tf. PEACH VND CHERRY BRANDY. VERY fine article of eachjtist received bv

C. J. ALLISON &CO.

Terre-Haute, Ind., Nov. 24, 1846. 13tf.

CIDER VIlfEGAR.

1 A BBLS for sale at Cincinnati prices. JU C. J. ALLISON & CO Terre-Haute, Ind., Nov. iJt, 1S49. 13tf.

WANTED.

,\ NY quantity of Raccoon, Mink, Otter* A Fox, oir, Wild Cat.IIoufeCat,nud

Deer Skins, for which the hisrhest pricesin casta

will l»e pnid. GROVERMAN & BOURNE. Terre-Haute. Nov. 24. 1849.:

NEW

'PHE aubscrilxris now in receipt of his stock I of Fall (Joods, comprising a lull assortment

of new and desirable Goods, suited to the season, to which he would invite t^e attention of purchasers. His Goods have been bought for CASH at the lowest market price*, and he is determined to sell them at priccs that cannot help but give satis"Jf faction to ali who will favor hiin with a call,

In addition to the usual assortment of Dry Goods, Hardware, Boots, ShO(»s, «&c-

WilI fou||d a

,ar„e

sU)ck of NO

Clerk. 1 1' l.*m\t I on Bakery Department, whose taste and skill in this

W \II VSH^ANI) ERIE CANAL LANDS. iino, prohablv entitle hint to the nafne of the "best PIIEIIE are for snle at the Land Otiic:- I\ bred man" in'tlie country. Give the establishment 1 \'iuis)M»rt. in township thirteen, range nine a ell. and satjsly yourselves by the evidences ol

dom. Inspector. to prevent confusion and secure prompt attenti Sll Ward, at Wm. Sigler'* Ilios. Houghton, j^hinir that industry, energy and fidelity Inspector. kl AVard. at McFadden's Office ThomasBur-

4th W ard, at TecPs Store Wm. Nnylor, Ins'r. 5th Ward, at N. Westfall's Shop N. Westtall, Inspector.

The inspectors will select their assistants,

1 lie Inspectors win seieci ineir •f"'""

d*v#-«tfve-al boats hate been at the of Common Council, at the Town Hall, on the^ in!1

1''

(indges and clerk*.) qualified voters ol tbeir Ware.

•nd mk» their returns to the Clerk oi the Board

aays several evicmiiigot said election day. (heir* of the estate ot Wm. Paddock, deUktH .! .i* .1.. a. Li_\ I 11 G«»

By order ol live Board: S. GtK.KlNS, Pres pro tern, Attest- D. S. DAXALTSOX, Cl'k. Dec. 8,1£49. I3w3.

AN ORDINANCE

ces, Pastrv. Svrups. &c. mon, Rose. Bitter Almond, Notmeg, Cinnamon and other Aromatics. Dcc. 1, 1849-14tf.

p. a. o'Rtt.fev. stiTcitEiJ.

E AN S VI LLr.,I DIA N A.

TION^ to all

of which he would invite the attention of dealers, as thev will be sold at a small advance^ipon eastern priccs, CHAS. A. DU\

West side of Public Squam.

Terre-Haute, Nor. 17, 1849. 18tf.

ADMINISTRATORS SALK.

OTICE is hereby given, that 1 will offer at public sale on Monday the '24th day of December 18-19, at the resideneeot T. S. Fulkerson, in Otter Creek township, Visio county, Indiana, all the personal property ol the estate of Darwin M. Rowley, deceased, consisting of one two horse waggon one set two horse harness two Bav horses one last Spring colt one rifle jrun, twenty-three acres arowing wheat one plow, and other articles to tedious to mention.

A credit of nine months will ho given for nil sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved security, without resort to the relief or appraisement laws. Sale to commence at 10o'clock, A.M. L. A. BTRNEl I,

nni

nnd decreed accordingly. C. T. NOBLE, Clerk.. "grni*rous confidence."

Dec. 8,1*49. [pr's fee 15w3 I Sardines, Lobsters, Mackerel. Cod, Salmon,

iMifiuritu of it dinner- 1 wTlicitow, imving filed hie bill, nnd .nlso an nuwtic. .. I Uiii.lavitof adisinteresu person, that smd de-i Ohio, Kentucky, Baltimore and Boston Musfendants are not residents ol the State ot Indiana, tard. ,n

Administrator.

Doc. 1, 1349. fpr's fee $1,00.] 14w3.

TFrOsTu. FKARN, On the South side or the Public Square,) TERRE-HAUTE. INDIANA. TT AS just returned from Cincinnati with a most comnlete assortment of all articles in his

,re recommended to his customers with a

Clams, rigcon. Oysters, fresh sealed, the flavor retained, and

other climates nnd distant places thus brought perteet to our tables. Foreign and American Pickles ofeverykind.

Mushroom, Wulnut, John Bull and Lemon sauces. ... Preserves of every description, foreign and do-.

FALL ARRIVALS.

The most SPLENDID GOODS in Market*

ARE

crTTT'"vrT

10,000 La Cuvina. ,. 5.000 Justo Snnz Principe", 20.000 Star Brand 20.000 Eagle 35,000HSf Sp.nid..c ^L]

complete stock. The stock is and is manufactured from pure and

esh Bfead' and Cake, of all kinds, constantly .Superior Pale hand. A first rate workman superintends the Choice Ilavaca CigarsExtra Chewinc Tobacco.

O'RILEY &, MITCHELL, SUCCESSORS OF HARRI.WTON, CRANE &• o'r.tl.EV. rorirttrrfinz A' Commissioti

vtM

The undersigned having purchnsed the Interests Wharf Boat ami Business of Hnrrington. CrMte

a FORWARDING & COMMISSION t. Those entrusting bnsiness to our'

carc. are requested to be particular in aHdrrssine1 consicnments to 0*RII«I'.Y «Sr 3HITC1II-.LI». consignments attention Nothing that industry, enenry and ftdelity cim accomplish, shall be fost in onr endeavor to give'

"K.t°lV-«w6- JOHN^MITcil EI.I..

COMMISSIONER'S SALE. virtue of a decree of the Probate Court of Visro county, Indiana, a copy of which with

Viao countv, Indiana, a copy ol which witu

precep

adjoining, and next south of the tract set off to with the

Elen«i»r Paddock, in section twenty.

hf to

.30- XI may her««fier be brought »othe Market-House for, Eleven acre# and 43-100 of an -?*«&> w1'®. ia rdl* or baits, shall be of the weight ot acn

10c*ao either one »r two pounds, and any person or per- ,0 ^esoor in said section twenty-one, and

NOTICE

ntniHe on the part sett off IO Ei-

djo,ninz and next south of the tract set oti

AD*LNISTRATORt* NOTICE.

is hew-br giren that the undersigned

baa taken out letters of adtnftiistri 8 on the estate of Darwin M. Rowky.deee* late of Ouer Creek township, Vigo county, Indiana. All persons bled to said esta»e ere hereby requested to Immediate payment, and hating elairos against the same are ed to pr TH them duly antbeoticated foraetik- nt. a

A 4

December 1,1919- {pes fee, $1] INFOR3IATION WANTED,

I^ R1K.1 A ««-).!

OFKerrv.

THOMAS MANNLNGTOFDIT^E,C«aatjr

COUTT

rpool in

Irelt ". *bo a: frw Grerpcoi ikit i. «i Ila«I -I-d Hum he wee

October lS47,—v a

wm*

Vigo couaty. Indiana. Hia wife- wb- rm a Ntfw York weeks ago. wau» from him- rew Bueeor cmrt ofPfl iy, 155 Sowth «iwi New ork.

DOMOriC tWOBS.

EARLY

WILLIAMS

now receiving direct from N• YPhiladelphia and Baltimore, a general stock ot Dry Goods, Qa««*ware,

Hardware and Groceries#

ALSO—A large lot of Carpeting, which will he sold very low fer cash or approved credit. A large assortment of ifirFFS COIJ-ilRS. of all qualities and p**ces have been laid in with great care, and will be found cheap and excellent.

riQ

tta J^5Qt££JPa3»

Some verv fine, with Extra globes and chimneys, tod capA&lf of shedding

t4a

Country merchants, wishing "fit up," will vd ibis establishment, situnlea tk^

find the north west

One in Terre-Haute, as regards the Quality, Variety and Cheapness of Goods. They, as well as all others, are respectfully invited to call and examine the ptock on hand.

Aoom

I3tf.

L8TOI5E.

WILUAMS & Early4

Terre-Haute. Oet, 27, 1S4(J. 9U/

fjlffRCHANT TAILOR.

JSjEl'S'S®

HAS

removed his Tailor Shop from Market street to National Road street, one door east of Ira Grovert Tin and Sheet Iron Manufactory, where he has opened in his new Fancy front More

MERCHANT TAILOR SHOP, and is prepared to furnish the best and most fashionable materials, and make them up in a style interior to lione in the west.

He will makes t'IJPTHES in the most approved, sfvle. when the cloths are 1'urnishedby the customer nnd also give strict .attention to ciittuin "kinds of garments—all of which stiall be done with taste and despatch.

Oct. 22, ld4il-9tl DAVID IIARTsO* K.

SESSION JOURNAL.

The INDIANA

STATE

Weekly, Nov. 3, 1849.

WATER

JOCRXAL will contain the

ost ample reports oil the approaching Session ot I tl,n. uMtU lu rtii rrnn nnU'R rtt A vliv iI

niuct u»n|»*v v|*vi ri -o the Legislature, together with the current news ot the day, nnd will le furnished, during that nino,' at the following rates:

A Single Copy, (Weekly,) Copies, do. to one address, SU1". Daily, $1,00. Payments must be made in advance.

Address JOHN D. DEFREES. Nov. 3, 1849—lOtf. SESSION SENTINEL. TheSTATKSENTixr.i. will be issued ri-weeKiy during the aoming session ot the legislature, as usual We shall employ a corps ot the best re porters, and the proceedings of the Assembly will be given in our usual lull and correct form. 'Pri-weekly ior the Session, •1A*

The Water Cure, by Meeker Weiss on Water Cure Water Cure in America, by a atcr raticnt, Water Cure for Ladies Water Cure in Chronic Diseases,by l«uily

WINS

F"sal"

rHE

& BUCKINGHAM,

Oct. 27, '49-9lf at the sign of the Big Book.

FLAVORING EXTRACTS.

11INE APPLE, Concentrated Essence ol Ginger, Vanilla,

Peach, Bitter Almond,

"alC WOOD SLDONNELLY.

HEAP PUBLICATIONS.

WocHltnan. by G. R. P. James, Esq. Retribution, or the Vale ot Shadows Ada and Elfme,or the Two Nieces, by Mrs. Grey Mv Sister Minnie

i. woo, ouiiii,..i,. Ellen Percv. or Discipline and hermetically Woman in all Ages nnd Notions, by Nichols 1 the delicacies of Miseries and Mysteries of New orK

just received nnd lor sale nt

Prepared by WOOD & DONNELLY. We also keep on hand all the best remedies. jy21 47tf

ERESH ARRIVALS.

ITT'OOI^EY'S Superior cnished Sugar. Choice Black Pea.

OLD

LK-C !23

BOURBON

mtrposi's, lor sale by

...A.S.,,. JilSlif J. R. CUNINGHAM. inorising Vnnillo, I^e- SYRINGES. MNK white metal, britannia and pewter Syria-

MNE white metal, britannia and pewter .^yi L'e«. of various sizes, received nnd for sale by nujrll r,()if WOOD it DONNELLY.

[\R. JAYNCS MEDICINES.—A constan snpplv.for sole by apl31 :Utf J. R.CUNINGHAM.

PRKSF.RVK JARS.

JOW

priced Glass Preserve Jars, assortedsizes, received and lor snle by auirll SOtf WOl)D &. DONNELLY.

|^URE

&, O'Riley. medicinal purposes, just received and lor transnciinea FORWARDING (VCOM.Ulb.sU)?*, (ad2l34tfl BUSINESS?. Those entrusting business to our'*",eo"

jg, to tne delivered, which decree was

j( of Lewis Paddock, and

E|sey lmke.

EbenexerPa.Wockand oth-

ceased, of Prairie Creek Township) 1 will on Sat urriav the «2nd day of December 1849. on the premises, within the legal hours expose at sale to the highest bidder.— Eleven teres and 45-100 oft an acre adjoining and next sooth of the tract sett off to Ebeneser Paddock, in section twenty-one, township 10. north of range 10:—also Ten «res

Boindya Port Wine and Holland Gin,

flood of li^ht on auy

subject—rhaste, beautiful and cheap—are to be (biirid amons Uiier laq?e and general a«ortnient of goods. Their _' QUEENSWARE STOCK IS PERFECT, */f r\ And their varietv of if a i9, CiipSj Wools & Shoc*j as comprehensive as the eastern markets can afford.

J.R. CUNLNGHAM

LI HIN'S EXTRACTS.

IUBIN'SgenuineLind,

Extracts,consisting of Jock

ev Club, Jenny Patchouiy, &c. iugil Ikitf WOOD & DONNELLY.

GLASSassortment

ARS, Tincture Bottles, and a com

plete of Druggist Furniture—58 boxes just received by aP121 34tf J.R. CUNINGHAM.

WINDOW GLASS.

HALF boxes, Irom 8 by 10 to 20by 24, Oil received by *pi2l34l( J. CUNUiGHAX

JAA'JfPS MEDICINES. LARGE lot of these preparations, thisdev receivttl apd for sale Wholesale and Retail

&3rAlmanacs lor 1S50, for gratuitous aistiiba Sept 15 1849 3tf-

tjoa

EDICINA Pi' RPOSES Superior

(Hd Wines ami Liquors,

aplCl'34tf

south

l. a. •A'Eorjrr, Ciacimwti.

Silk Girdles. Zephyr Yarn. Working Canvass. Laces, and Edgings,

KID & DONNELLY.

Goods given he Highest Market Price

Qrl Qni

^olitar.

PERKINS & BUCKINGHAM S

Oct. 20, 1840-8tf New Book Store.

CHOLERA.

ONE

of the best preventives of this disease, and which has been used, where cholera prevails, with much success, and is approved of by the hett mrdimlauthortfier.

W. T. MAXSiMIX, Terre Hatne.

SARGENT & MARSHALL, Wkolmle nod Retail dealer, ia

BOOTS AND SHOKS, ?JAT34)«A3. S3 AC

TERRE-HALTE, IND. WE res^ectfallyc^l the atien-

r. of oar frieoda and the commnin general to oor new and e*m«pleie easortinent ot

BOOTS, SHOE*, HATS AND CAPS, wWeb'we bav joat opened oo Xatumal jgW-.Sf.. one dow east of W. B. Ttnax^ *qd u» wtucb stoek we will cor. to add fir. time to ume maybenereewrv ap a fid general

oarseltes fWt owr artielea and pri-

eee. are to induce ibc*e who may tavor as wj«b a caU.

v,!®

thaii P*

We bare en^-^ Mr. Yo v. evperieoeed workman, aaoar foremen and f®

I man November 10.1»». lltf

BRANCH STATE BANK OF INDIANA. Tuxt-H*mu November 15h, IS49.

A T^riJe 5 per err*, has been declared

I'-!11,11 Mh. Terre-Haute, Xov. IT, 1SW3. perrioasarrsBjetiiefic

I 1 N O I $ S O E

Ladies fmtia Sa^u do Extra Kid Gloves# do Cashmiere' do g* Zephyfs Mitts, 3 Jenny Lind Fringes. »/. Ladies Linen cambric HhHtfKerchiefs a

.. t¥.:SlEW AET "&'°€Or) ARE

aute, Nov. 3, 1849.

ARE

10Uj_

WORKS ON I1YDUOPATI1Y.

CURE MANUAL

Results of Hydropathy

GRANTHAM,

HAS

WOOD & DONNELLY.

Terre-Haute, Sept. 15, 1849. WHISKY—For tnedicina

now receiving and opening a Largfc, Complete and \Vell Selected assort»[

ment or Goods, (Tiro Door* Hast of .1' smith $ona' Stove Store?)

VVIiich we are offering at lower rates than can eter offered in this market In our stock may be found a suyferiot' Lot of

O N N E E A N A I O N S

GROCERIES, ALL

Queensware and Glassware, large stock and very cheap

BOOTS, SitblBSr, HATS & CAPS, Cannot be beat for quality and Price oil the Wabash^.',,. au

I I A W A E A N E A O O W I E S

a S E E Late and Large Arrivals*

GROVERMAN & BOURNE,

now receiving one of tho largest and cheapest stocks of boods that hail ever been offered in this market. In otir stock will bp found

Brown and Bleached Sheeting rthd Shirting Bed Tickings Bleached drills Brown drills Plain and Plaid Lii.se.ya Prints Merinocs and Alpaccas Ca.-ih^ mers and Delaines Ginghams of all $tvMes and P»Pe*^ Kentucky Jeanes Satineits French Cloths und Casimeres hnndker Shawls Red.gfeen, vellow and white rlanuelsi

HATS and CAPS BOOTS, SlfOlfe and BROGANS, all kinds, styles and prico

in Terre

opened his Livery ^tables Haute,-

imnted on Se'cbnd stroet, lour doors

north of the Stewart House.— Where KCconinidation may be had iu the way of

Carriages) Barouciie*,

&c.

SttlkloN,

The Vehicles all of new nmi fashionable style, Just imported from New Yorki Also—Ilorscs for Saddle or Harness nil kept and to let by the day or week, to auit customers.

A E E S O A O A may be forwarded any distance, in or out of the State, on reasonable terms, by applying at the above establishment. Also—HORSES

AND BUCJfJIES KEPT,

by the week or month, to suit customers. J. GRANTHAM. Terre-Haute, Sept. 22, 1849. 4m..

LAW OFFICII IN WASHINGTON. T'HE undersigned has taken an office in the ei I of Washington, and proposes to practise law before the Supreme Court ol the United Suites, ihe Board of Commissioners on Mexican Cinfms appointed under an act of Conges* of March :kl, 1849. and any other boards of commissioners for adjudicating claims which may be eatablislied.

Claims lor spoliation by the French prior to 1000 will also receive the attention of the undersigned and if a board shall lie ratnblished for their adjustment. b« propoaea to undertake the 8gertcy of such claims,

The undersigned will retain his residence and law office In Norwich. Connecticut, but designs

being

WOOD & DONNELLY, Agents.

at Washington at such tirtiee during the seesionsof the Supreme Court, of Cmigrese, mid of boards of commissioners for adiudicaiini? elafrns, as may be necessary to enable him to give personal attention to the business intrusted to him.

Letters in relation to business, addressed to trie undersigned at Washington, D. C.» or Norwich, Connecticut, will at all times receive immediate attention. JOIUN A. ROCKWLLL

W ashington, June

consent. Oct. 1, 1S49—S-3t.

Bnsiness

east side Of the public square. Potter &. Cfl.'s llardwa

4t3,1849.

Ttrre Haute, Sept. 22,1&49. 4tf.

DISSOMTTION.

ra^HE Co-par?aer»hip turetofbre existing beI tween the subscribers, under the firm of R. Whipple dc

Co., baa betQ

F. K. WHIPPLE, L. KYCE.

will be eontiHwd by the subscriber the aid stand, known as ibe BICK-EfE CASH

naar^fW ioH. H.

ware More, when now open-

Ing a heavy .""tm-kof eteryde*cnpii0n of FALL AND WINTKR Goods. purchased by hiroseif in New York at ati »a and from the best job ir and co®mi*#kn ^taes, to which he T-^tes uk aiusntion of bit &k*«la and the wibHc eraliy. L. RYCE.

Terr*-Haute, Oct. 20.1S49. .W. «tf.

H. R. SIVIITH, D. D. S.

qXXCP

BEING now permanent in his

lv Ideated Mi li is new office oo Obio street^ third door east of the aquare. will al times tboee

be in readint^s to wait an nis patrons in things

=======

•'iiawd

Bonnets, Gro. Do "Rhine,* Lyonissu Cloths, Lustres, Cashmiersf De Lains, Silk Velvets Superior Wool Shawtsi Long do do Swiss cairtbc Miill and Chk'd Muslins,

in Exchange for all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, for whiclt rkot Price will be paid. Call and see us Two doors West of Nip-

Blearhed lnd liroirn Jfluslim, Ginghams Prints, Linsevs. Bed Tickings, Satin Vestihgs, Sheeps Grfcy Glothsj Kentucky Je'ans, Silk Vestihgs, Canton Flannels, White, Red and Yellow Flan-, nels. Cloths of all kinds, Cassimers, Satinets, Extra Superior Bed Blankets, Pat mask Table Linen, Towellings, Diapers, &c. ^c.

J. W. STEWART & CO. 10if.

Italian and common black

kerchiefs Assorted col'd pocker handkerchiefs Cashmere, blanket and nett ,-ls Cotton baaing, a very jjood quality Mackinaw blankets Heaivor cloths,

IE IB US S

Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Pepper. Spice, Raisins, (yort tresh) Candles, Soap, Imiigo, Mtulder atiil Altlin.'

I I A W A 1 2

for country use, consisting in part, of Knives and Forks, Pen-knivKs, Ilutcher Knives, Curry Combs, Nails, Shov6ls and Tongs, Ames' best Shovels afid bpados, Collins' bo«i Axes, Locks, Latches, Steelyards, &c. &c.

Largest assoruncm of QUBENSttAKIi 6'Ver dieted in tWi fMrkei

W a

N E W I E S A E

Wheat, Oats, Flax, Clover and Timothy Seeds, Socks, Rags, Ginseng, Beeswax, Tallow, Rug Carpeting and Geese rriaihors.

0^7-TO Country Merchants wo offer very great inducements ih tho way of uncommon low prices for all descriptions of goods. Terre-llauie, Sept. "0, 1049-

-fltf. GHOVl^MAN & DOURNE.

and

fiilk neck

nTKCT/in^..

rlindnndersipied,hftving

tK becfv appointed A Rent Ibr the Coluuibits lnstirnnoe Company, is now. prepared to take risks affninst lftss or damaije hv fire, to insure goods trnnsprtrtwl on rivers aml( munis, vt and frotp the eastern cities ami towim in the United Sufes. Persons InsiirinR with said company will be denlt yrith nromjitly and honora l»Iv.' W. JU. HAM1I/1 ON, Agent

Terh'-Haute, Sept. 1818-4 yl

•i m-tz taarf "m:

DR. EDGAR R. E- CARPENTER, (of Chicago.}

WOULD

most respedfTilly inform the cttizon» of 'lrre-Hsnte, and vicinity, tlrst h« is stopping the STEWART HOlJHE, where he will be hspp? to attertd to all ihat may favor him with a call, in the various parts of liis profession.! Ilavfnff acquired his protessioni under me,ol tho l»est practical Denial fiurgeorta In the United) Htates,bef«M!ls confident fn beiflw able to wfornt nil of he varfdiie oper% fensofi the mOstacienline and improved prJncipb Plate tfnd Phot TX'ft Inacrtcd in the

Best )*lii\ er.

Dr. ("ARpftfTER ha* Carc\ prrpnml, and of fers lor sale a DrMriJkefvr tind l'rtter ting the Teeth and Ounn the

f*-

that has ever

l»ec?ii offered in the West. Df. C. has the best VACCINE MATTER, and will Vaccinate those who may desire it, •.

EUGAR U. B. CJARPENTER, Dentist.

(From the Chieaab Weekly Democrat. Ktzt voca TESTS Ll&iX,—Dr. Carpenter, NS will INS ieen, has introduced into this city Itia' Camphors led Rose Dentrifice. NothWg is more disgusting tiiari dirty discolored teeth, and stinktng breatn. This l)entrffice it a perfect remedy in this case, and will also whilea and improve teeth alreedy tolerably clean. (From the Chicdgo Daily Tribune.)

Certificate.

Having, examined Dr. Carpenter's Conlphorated Rose Denirifile, we would cheerfitlly re.commond. it to our patrons^ as Wing & dupe/for article end' worthy the confidence of the r-uMfc.

DRS. KENNKiOTT,

DenlijU

I S & S O N I

Reference*—Hon. J..McRofcert«, Col. L. R. Noel. Dsuville.lll. lr. /. Cheanut, M. M. Dill, H. W. Martin, Paris, Ills.

Letters of IritroduCtioif, ind aatisfaitory references can lie given. September 8, 1&49.

ZmJ-

VER.HI^t«l5* ..

McLANE'SVermifutte.

WiI!

McUfie'liMjer-Wis

Purchased of the Prwrfetors, KMd A.C v. Pitt^in'b. Kor sale whofefl

Purchased of the Froprretors,

wfe doRKIIV

WALT PAPKRI

PIECES super nnd sufierfine new Style paO"" itrr hanging* and bordering. 1000 ^r Shades a new tad splendid

100 Fire^Ikwrd Prints, very elefaot, for l»*le #b0le^«r.«»lc^forngA West side of Public Smiare, aprf!283Mf m*t door ftf the Book htore.

iltmct. tvifig

public tirestockoi go^s,«^tf«Uyi^uertaa fim*« .1

ftwboareimi

ff ind U3 hlfrt At 100 JWOf#« to call

all the

ihe s«or* there l»r seitlemwif.'

1 thc

HORACE BUTTON.

Terrc-IUote, Sept. 15, l«4f.