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iisvRiici uircilinntATi j§] OF AUTHORITY.^

THE STATE OF INDIANA:

AUDITOR

STATE'S^OPFICTJ.)

Indianapolis, July 21,

•WHERKAS, ,V "JTFF .. .•

The Commonwealth. Insurance

tCompany%

r~ '"of Penwylvania The Merchant's Insurance Company of Philadelphia,

The Pennsylvania Stale Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance Company of HarrUburg, Have filed in this Office a rtatcmeot of their condition On the 21st of July, 1856, the act of their incorporation tndsmendniciitit properly certified to, and their written Instruments nontinaiing their agents and authorizing tbem flilly and tfn' reservedly to acknowledge service of procem in the event of suit.

NOW THEREFORE, In pursuance of lbs requirements of An act to amend an act entitled on act for the incorporation of Insurance Companies, defining their powers and prescribing the duties," approved March 2,1855, having presented satisfactory evidence to me of full compliance to the requirements and specifications of that act, I, Hiram E. Talbott, Auditor of the Stale of Indians, do hereby certify that Wm. E McLean & A. B. Crane, Of Terre Haute, as the A gouts of said Companies, are authotized to transact the business of INSURANCE as the Agents of said Companies in this State, up to January 1st, 1857, to the extent that tlwy may be commissioned and appointed by the said Companies.

Jn witness whereof, 1 have lifrsto subscribed my name, snd caused the seal of my of[L S] fice to be affixed, this 21st day of July. 1856. H. E. TALBOTT.

Dec. 13, '56,17 3t. Auditor of State-

Western Flank Road Company.

MEETING of the Stockholders of said Company is requested at the Court House nt 3 o'clock P. M., on Thursday, the first day of January next, at which meeting five Directors ior the Compnny tor the then ensuing y«ar are to be elected.

Tcrre Haute, Dec. 13, '56, 17 3t.

DEPOT OF FASHIONABLE

IF A,.© K] _D

Fail and Winter Silk and oilier

A S

S WBS3

NEW YORK HAT STORE.

JOSEPH O. YATES

Hof

AS just received his Fail snd Win'er Stock mntcrinls for manufacturing Hnts, from which he is now prepared to mnki* nny style or finish of hats that may bo collnd lor. All work manufactured at this House can bo relied upon uj bring A No. 1.

Ky*ltepairing done to order. WHOLESALE AXI) RETAIL. Doc. 13,'56, 17, tf.

Sale of Real Estate.

ONnrxt,

Saturday the Thirteenth day of Jnnunry there will lie ofilrod forsrnle at Public Auction at the door of the Court House in the •County ol Vigo, between the hours of It) and 12 o'clock A. M. the following Ileal Instate belonging totlicTcrro llnute Branch Bank, to wit

Lying IN the County Owen. Tito West half ol No. tli West nnrter of Section 20 and the undivided half part ol the following tracts, viz the N. E. junrt«r of section 2f. tho Easi of the North NveM i|uarterof same, the North-west qunrtnr ol ttie North west quarter of BMIIV, 1 tic Knot lial.1' of the South-east uunrtir of mine, the Enst half ol thf North west qunrter of section 23, the Went hall of South enut quarter ol Section 2ti, and a (ruction in section J.S.all in the line town mid range.

Lying in thn County of Vermillion. I.ot No, litt Sinke's addition to the town of J'wysvillo. A lot called tho lagnr lot, lying near said town, unnumbered. Also, the Northeast (jnarter of the West quarter section, 3f and •26 acres lying in the North-east garter of an mo section, both in town 17 N. R.U w.

Lying In tlio County of rutnnin. Lots No. 71 and 71 in the town of Rnsselvillc. Lying in the County of Logan, Slate of

Ohio.

The North-west quarter of section 34, the South west uuarter of snmc, and the North hall of the North west quarter section 18 in town N. R. H. (j. WARREN, Prcat.

Terre //aute, Dcc. 13, '56, 17 4t.

Twenty ood Farms.

N Vigo oounty, for sale on easy terms, at th

tho ofltce of

Dee. 13, '56, 17 tl BARNEY Jt AUSTIN.

Twenty Good Farms.

N iho counties of Clny and Sullivan, for sale, on oa*y tortus, at the office of Dec. 13, 17 if. BARNEY & AUSTIN.

Twenty Good Farms.

N the counties of I'arke and Vermillion, for sale, on easy terms, at (ho office of Dcc. 13. 17 tf BARNEY &. AUSTIN.

Twenty Good Farms, tho countios of Kdcor nnd Coles, Ills. for aale anmmmy term* at the oOiee of, Dec, 13,17*f nAKnc.t et AtJa IIN.

IN Ifo

Plenty of Good Farms,

TN Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Wiaconsin nnd Mioliigtn. lor ..I. "WTitWif

Dec. 13, -56,17 tf.

AND

A N S 0 0 S

IAYR

now received my FALL STYLE OF

GOODS, Consisting of Velvet, iiilk and Straw Bonnets, Cloth Cloaks. Talmas. Cloaking Cloths, ,*T Moire Antioue, Shaded Velvet, and an endless variety of Bonnet Ribbons. Also anew lot ot

Oper* Caps, Infanta Wool Hoods, Misses and Infanta Hose, and lady's Wool Sleeves. EMBROIDERIES. large assortment ol Collars, Bands, vs. Edgings, and Inserting*. Ail of which will be sold *t the lowest poesible prices

A very

Flsuncin

KrCloaks and Talmas made to order. MRS. A. CHILD. Oct. 6, lftW*7-tf

Salt! Salt! Salt!

1 (10 market priMuor XUOVI exchange for Wheat, Corn. &c., at the Warehouse of W. H. MARTIN.

Dee 90, 1855-19-tf

SCHOOL NOTICE.

MR. CLARK will roromenee his second term of School, at the Seminary, en Monday, July 7th. Terre Haute, July i-lt

HERRINCTS PATENT

CHAMPION FIRE AND

BURGLAR PROOF SAFES!

FINE ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE superior Safes on hand, which will be sold at .Yew York prices adding transportation. Thoeo ia want or a first rate article will not nee* a better opportunity for supplying themselves,

3STm TT. OXjAUK,

SHIBT MSIffFACTDBEB AID j,IMPORTEH, ^if-IIOLM.VLK AlfD RETAIL DEAIJER

In Every description of

5 AND GENTLEMEN'

No. ISO,

Third Street St. Louis, Mo.', Immediately Opposilejhe old City Hotel.

Respectfully informs the

MER

N E W a

WEwnuldof

IIA.VTS and Citi

zens of Terre Haute and Surrounding country, that he is in receipt of a Large and varied Assortment of ievery Description of

Shirts, Under Shirts, Drawers,

Stocks. Tics. Pocket Hndk's, Comforts, Mufflers, Half Hose, Collars, Bosoms, Dressing Robes, Traveling Shaw Ij, Carpet Bags, etc. etc which will be sold wholesale and retail, at the VERY

LOWEST PRICKS

IX CASH.

Having recently visited London and Paris, for the express purpose of making arrnnzemsnts for the best style and makers of KID GLOVES, CRAVATS, LINENS, See., &c., he trusts that ilia care and attention in selecting his stock will be an inducement for those in want of Shirts and Furnishing Goods to givo him a call.

N. II. CLARK,

No.,U0 Third St opposite City Hotel, Oct. 25, '56. 10 3m. ST. Louis.

again call the attention of the

readers the Courier to our MAMMOTH STOCK OF

FALL AND WINTER

.jv

Jjst received. Owing to the long delay in receiving our goods, and having purchased unusually heavy, we will !e obliged to force them ofr at very low prices, in order lo close litem out during the season. As usual these goods were bought lor nett cash, which fact speaks for itsell Below wo will enumerate a lew of the articles kept by us, viz:

Beautiful oik and fancy col'd moire antique dress Silks. Do do do do brooade dress silks

Do do do sntin stripe do do. Do plain blk oil boiled do do. 50 patterns fancy silks, ranging from GOcts to $1 per yardVery handsome all wool delaines,

Do do do cashmeres. All-wool gala plud, very pretty and cheap. Half wool do do do do do.

MERINOS AND DELAINES.

20 pieccs oss'd colors French merino100 do do do English do 6-4 wide for 25 cts per yard 100 do mohair, silk warp Tnd blk alpacas, very cheap. Plain col'd all-wool delaines and cashmeres.

So Kanry rol»e dress patterns.

1000 pes. nss'd print9 from G}c to l'»k per vard. Fr.nch, English and American ginuhams.

2?llc®3iU3.S3 ao.au til 'O'dalL'JuuxiAU

250 ladio*' Cloth nnd merino cloaks and talmas, ranging (torn $2 to§K) a piece. 5(H) square and do.ible Bay State, nil wool Stella and broche sh:twls, ranging from 75 cents to $!() a piece.

E O I E I E S A verv elegant lot of embroidered ladies' collars, undersleevts, bands, edgings, and iusertings. Infants1 waists and caps. Fine assortment of bonnet ribbons.

W I E O O S

Plain and dotted swiss, cambric, jaconet and cross barred muslin. Black and white bobinets.

Gloves and Hosiery

Ladies' and gentlemen's kid, silk, and cashmere gloves. Fino assort man of gents'buckskin gloves, ranging from 50 cents to $2,50 a pair. Ladies cotton hose—all colors.

Do. lambswool and worsted do. very cheap. Children's woolen and cotton do do. A larce lot of comforts, from 10 cts. to $1,50 a piece. DRESS .4AT) CLOAK TRIMMIXUS!

Silk velvet, plush, riblon and moire anlique trimmings in any quantity— all cheap. Black silk laces and fringes.

II 1 IS I ii li I

A largo let or 9-4, 10-1. 11-4, 12-( white bed blankets.

HATS, CAPSi BOOTS & SHOES Jesns, Tweeds, Satinetts, and Cawiimcres, cheap, i.adies' French and domestic corsets.

Bomostlc Goods. Pleached and brown muslins 6 4, 10 4, and 19-1 bleached and brown sheetings Irish linens tablecloths towellings mi, blue, grey and yellow, plain and twilled flannels bleached and brown canton do linsevs checks hicorics lied tickings woolen yarns men's woolen

plain,blue, green, brown and blaek silk velvets.

CLOTHS A9B CASSIMERES. We would again call the attention of gentlemen. and particularly those in want of material for for winter wear, to our elegant assortment of heavy French and American eassimeres, tine cloths. French and English bever cloth lor overcoats beautiful silk volvet, plush and grenadine vesting*. All theso goods are of qualities such aa have never been offered in our market for sale before, and are well worthy an examination-

Seslth.to

BARNiS?w LAND OFFICE

Twre Httte, Aug. lt,

F. N1PPERT & BRO. Far ring ton Block, North ol Public .Square.

Terro Haute, Oct. 18, '55. 9tl.

PURIFY THE BLOOD. MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS.

Free from nil Mineral Poisons.

THE

great popularity with which MOFFAT'S LIKE PILLS and PMMaix Brrrrns have attained, in consequent* of the extraordinary curat effected by their wee, renders it unnecessary for the proprietor to enter into particular analysis of Utetr medical virtnesor properties. Having been more than twenty years before the public, and having the united testimony oi more than TUMX MIUJOXS of persons who have been restored to the enjoyment of perfect health by them, it is be* lieved that their reputation as the best vegetable medicine now before the public, admiu of no dispute. In almost every dtv and village in the United State*, there are many who are ready to teetify to their cfficMjr in removing disease, and

ivioa the whole system renewed viger and

In cases of Scxorcu, ULCEUS,Scrtmror Enur Ttoxs of the skin, the operations of the Lire Motdxn is truly astonishing, oft«n removing in a few days, every veetige of these lo«Ui«Mne die-

a by their purifying effects on the blood, ana

Prepared by WM. B. MOFFAT, D., New York. v.VD FOR SALE BY JJP. M. Donnelly and J. it Cwungham, Tene Haute. Indian*.

Oct,IWf-ltV-ly

W* OA* OFFER TO TIIK

The

FINEST ASSORTMENT

SS1S9

in every style of

AU Frethfrom the

EUROPEAN MARKETS!!

Consisting in part of

RICH PLAIN, & PLAID

8 I E S

OF EVJERV DESCRIPTION,

From 6i /Is. per yard lo $3,50.

Black: snteW|

Of the trry best maker.

LP ax c£l SSQ t» aa a

W S E S

A I N E I N O E S

Of every Shnde and Color.

W O O A I I E S Plain and Figured.

Entirely new.'and very fashionable goods, JVot to*he found elsewhere. Besides many others too numerous to mention -, all of which will be sold

E A O A S HICE, EDSALL & (Co.

Corner Main and Sixth streets—under Notional Hotel. Torre Haute, tlec. 6, '56, 16, ly. j,

a I

TI1I8 DEPARTMENT

ns Afiswm&qmrvm

And the goods con be sold much

E O W I I E I A E

Our facilities for purchasing them are unapproachable, having ttcccss to all the best

Manufacturers and Importers

Besides the large

Auction Sales iii New York.

The Assortment comprises

LONG & SQUARE,

IJO.VG AM) SNUAUE—»-A'C\V DCSIG.MS..O

S E A E

N E W S

GENTS. SHAWLS,

A Complete Assortment.

WOOLEN BLANKETS,

Which were recently purchased nt AUCTION, can be SOLD

CUEAP,

JOr-And ore perfect in every partlcular.XB

Persons desirous or visiting an Attractive Department, and getting the

Value of their Money,

Will coll on

RICE, EDSALL

Corner of Main and Sixth streets, Terre Hnute. Dec. 6,16, ly.

RICE, EDSALL &,

CO.,

Have now on Exhibition the most eleegant assortment of

Xlm'brold.eries

And Real French Setts,

Ever offered in this Market, consisting of

E E S E A N I E

From the lowest to the highest

JI J2 JO J2

O O O -,.CH'^

Have but just been landed in Kew York, and contain,

STYLES ENTIRELY NEW

A a a

A 0 1 1

Will Find it to their Interest to

Look through this department early. RICE, EDSALL & CO. Comer Main and Sixth sts., Tcrre Haute, Ind.

Dec. 6,16, ly.

hoslerTT

&&H2IS®

Fs-

vu snd Aarc, Drsrri-n*, Dnorsr. Pius, and in short most alt disease*, soon yield to their curative properties. No family MKKU be without them, as by their timely «se ranch aafleraig and expense msy be savrd.

GLOVJS

RICE, EDSALL A CO.

Hurt psid particular attention to this branch oi trade, and can offer the

E S

AfiMSORTMENT,

OF KTKET KXHO OF

Aid Children's Wetr

To be found in the City,

And guarantee eeO at prices

E E S S

Tbaa can be fcraad elewhere.

Corner Main aod Sitk au^ Terre Haute, lad.

mm UOWAltU ASSOCIATION

i»»sMnn wmm* Important Announcement.^

all persons alllirtcd trlth Swtutl diseases, such asiiiK^mnt^nfJia^^cipirial VVjpaknnw, leiet, SypftilU^ the Vi &c.. See. Tho Howttrtl- Association, of hiladrlnhitT, in view of-the awful destruction of human life anil liealtli.caused by Sexual diseases, and the deceptionswhjch are prftireiTlipoft the Otiforwiqate rtj tiins of such diseases by Quacks hrfve diroaad lh«r ('onsulting Surgeon, as clmrjtabb act wortliy of thcirname, to give Medical Advice UtlA I'Ib, to all person# Utu? ntllictcd, (Mrle or Femile who apply by fetter, with a deseriptlott of their conditjflnt ^age. occttpaiion, habits of liie. 4w.# and in cases of extreine poverty nnd ^tiffi rinff, to

Medicines FKtiB W HAK''H

Furnish Medicines The Howard Attocialion is benevolent tnjlli: tution,eswbHshed by spet^arenr'owiTiiMU, fortui relief of the sick and distressed, nfllicted with

Virulent and Epidemic Diwaii«i»," a(td iisfundu can be used for no other trttTpO#*. It has now a Surplus of means, which the Directors have voted to anirortise the above notice. *it is «eodlrs% to athl tint the Association command* the :higU^ est Medical skill ol tho age. and will lumi^J tli» most approved modern treatment Valuable advice also given to sick nnd nervous females, afflicted with Womb Complaint, I^ucofrhcea, See.

Address(po9t-pnid,j Dr.GKO. R. CALHOUN, Csnsnlting Surgeon. Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth street Philadelphia, Pa.

By order of the Directors, KZftA D. HARTWRLL, Prasident. GEO. FAIRCHJLD, Secretary: Aug ao, 1850. (2-ly

Terre Haute & Richmond Eailroad

CHANGE OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1856. Leave Terre Haute 7.®) A. Arrive at Indianapolis 10.53 A- M. Leave Terre Hauto 7.-10 P. arrive at Indianapolis 10.50 P. M. Leave Indianapolis 11.10 A. arrive at Terre

Hadte 3,15 P. M.

Leave Indianapolis 8 4" P. arrive at Terre Haute 11.55 P. M. E. J. PECK, Sup't.

Aug. 9,1856-51 tf.

MEDICAL CARD.

COM INS, M. F.CLKCTIC.

OFFICE

June 3,*54-41-ly

D.,

near the Sonth west corner of Public Square, opposite Dr. Pence's Botanic Drug Store.

Acute and chronipdiseases treated in the most scientilic manner, as certificates and testimonials ofsucctss in tiie possession of Dr. C. ill show.

I IIAVE THE AGENCY FOR TriK SALE I of the Olebroted Pereecqpic Speclnclcs.— They are said to be superior to any others in use of the Freuch manufacture. All genuine ones sold in this part of the country are stumped S. R. Freeman" on the inside of the temples.

S.R.FREE.MAN,

Sept. 20, 185G-5-tf Ko.4, Phasnix Row.

Constitutional, Perfectly So. qnUE most beautiful assortment of Cameo, Coral and Florentine, Mosaic Jewelry,.ever offered in Terre /ioute.

Ladies Neck and Guard Chains, of very rich and new patterns. The largest assortment of Gold Lockets ever ollered and al lower prices

Every variety of English and Geneva Watches, in Gold and Silver Cases, some beautiful and new styles ior ladies. There is no mistake about my stock of Watches and Jewelry being the most complete of any in the State. Neither is there nny about the prices being lower than can be offered by any establishment in the West.— Call and see if it ain't so nt

THEeach

S. R. FREEMAN'S.

Sept- 20, '56-5 3ni

A Chance to Make Money! PROFITABLE AND II 0 NO Ji Aft USB A UV Y"

LZEB 3Q\I A

subscriber is desirous of hnvins an agent in county and town of the Union. A capital ol from $S to §10 only will be required, and anything like an efficient, energetic man can make from three to five dollars per day Everv information will be given by addressing, with a stamp to pay return letter.

WM. A. KIN3LER.

Box 1228 Philadelphia, Pa., Post Office. JVov. 22, '56 14, 4t.

Mrs. Stowe's New^Work.

XXIX3X:

TALE of the Great Dismal Swamp, by Mrs. Harriet Deecher Stowe. For sale by W. U. BUCKINGHAM: y«pt. 20. 'f»6 5 tf

Fork & Slaughter House,

At TERRE HAUTE, In.

HAVING

Sc.

CO.,

W A E

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WARE ROOMS,

N. W. Corner 3d and Cherry Sis,

One Square Xorth qf Court House, TERRE HAUTE, Ind.

Ion

AM now opening and will keep constantly hand ut the above location a choice and full nssortmentofFASHIONABLEand.WELL MADE

fimafi'simi'*

To which the attention of lite citizens of Terre Haute and adjacent country is most respectfully solicited, feeling assured that an cxperinf j.vnf ••ill enable me to make iudiciotia selections and suitable to the wants of the community.

In my Ware Rooms may now be found tho Largest. Finest and most varied assortment ever •lTered in the WARIUSH V-ALLEV.

Consisting in part of Rosewood, Oak, Mahog* heny and Walnut BUREAUS, with hill, half and quarter Marble Tops, of various and diversified patterns, ranging in prices 'rom 612 to $f0.

One and two drawer Work, one and two drawer, Wash, Leaf, Leg, Oval, Cottage, Marble and Wood Top Enclosed Wash Stands. Breakfast, Dessert. Dining, Extension. Side, Card, Frieze Leg, Writing, Oval, Marble and Wood top Centre Tables. Sofas, Sociables, Ottomans, Divans, Tete a T?te», I'ar'or, Arm, Gothic, Elizabeth, Spoon Back, Nurse, and Spring, seat Rocking, Office, Swivel and Pivot CHAIRS, together with a full stock of Cane sent and Windsor Chairs, the namea and styles loo nutne* rous to enumerate

Rosewood,Oak, Mahogheny and Walnut Bed

Spring. Hair, Cotton and Shuck Mattrasses, Quilts, omforts. Blankets, &c., SEE. Al) styles Window Shades, Cords, Tasaels, Stretches, Slides, SLC., Si,c.. which will be pot up at short Botico anU al prices within the rcach of all.

Table and Stand Covers from SS cents to $10 Work made to order in a superior manner, and particular attention paid to Repairing and PofcoUterins, Ac., &c£ Nov. 1, 56, II, ly. J. C. WALTER.

te NOTICE.

To tbe Stockholders of the Terre Ilnale and Richmond Itnil Rond Compiay. fPHE ANNUAL MEETING for the Eleclion ot Direciorp, will be held at tbe Company^ Office in Tcrre Haute, on tbe firs in Janssry next. (Janoary Sthu bet hoara of 9 and 13 o'clock. A. M.

Dee 6, '36, 16, 4L

the

Blank Deeds for sale at this Office

uMU mil it »fr# trf A-? .ri jgfjQ 1

T. 11. UARU« J. II. BARB. WM. M. BAHR.

T. .H.~BAHR & CO!7

Successors to' W. L.*'Mahah d: Co.}

ASMEWBEAtSRS IN fS DHUGS, MEDLCIFFES, PERFUMERY !»VK-S I'AINTS, OILS, WF\DOW 0LAS8, GLASSWARE, VARNISHES

Brushes, Patent Medicines, Cigars, TobacI I f/COS, $*., tfel $ ST I Comer of Fourth and Main-sta if** ^TJIRIIE 1IAUTE, IND,'|

July 18,48 If.

7RI

COMB AND SEE

rPKUESCOPIC

HAVE a new assortment ot the celebrated SPECTACLES, Silver and Gold. Peuons in want of iho l»est article' now in u»e. can find (he same only nt No. 4, Pius nix Row. s. K. FREEMAN. {&" Wo have ilia best Wntch Maker in the West. Those having line Watchcs to repair will do wail to take Notice, vnisu S. K. F.

Aug. 2-1856-tf.

Printing" InltT NEWS AND ITOOK IMC COLORED

INKS ANU VARNISII,

From the Manufactory of J. D. McCREARY, NEW YORK. FOR SALE AT TIIE MAJWPACTCKER'S TCICES,

W. H. BUCKINGHAM.

july 5—tf

UNDERTAKING.

rabove

HAVE this day sold my entire interest in the business, to Mr. J. C. WALTER, to whom I cheerfully recommend my former patrons feeling assured that he will be able and willing to render satisfacljon to *11 who may require his services. D.,G. FOSTER, Agent,

Nov. 22, 'W5, 1-1 tf.

UNDERTAKING-.

HAVING

purchased the Stock and entire in

terest of Mr. D. G. FOSTER, in the above business, 1 will endeavor to be prepared to conduct it with economy, dispatch and punctuality at the old locality on 3d street, one square north of the Court House, and will at till times keep on hand a full assortment of Fisk's

METALLIC BURIAL CASES/ Of which I have obtained the entire and exclusive right for Vijjo County, Iroin the manufacturers and pattentces- Also the highly improved and justly celebrated jm. m« deh JKSZ rmr

Nov 28, 14 tf.

From the same manufactories which have taken the premiums wherever exhibited, and nre justly entitled to the extensive credit which they have obtained. 1 have also a full stork of ready made wood coffins, ol all sizes, and all of ivhicti I will furnish plain, or trim with cloth, velvet, or the vnrious emblems and insignia of the ditiurent orders in the city.- J.C.WALTER.

O S A in

FURNISHING WARERiOMS,

Including every article in the House Furnishing Line !.' Would say to Merchants and Deal' eis generally thi»"shout the Wwt, cJioci ijf iioiise Furnishing a'nd Fancy Goods is not equalled os to extent or variety'in the West.— Having determined to do a strictly CASH business, and receiving my goods direet from the Alanu fiieiurers, I am enabled to ofler as great, ifnot greater inducements than any other house in the Western Country.

Country Merchants, while in the city, are invited to call. Goods packed and sent to any part of tho Country.

Sept. 20, "56-5-3m A Word to the Wise is Sufficient

f|M103F.

engaged in the Hnrdware husinoss,

at Norfolk, Va., 1 oflor my interest in the Pork and Slaughter-house lormerly known as "Wilson & Co." Parties wishing information, will ndviso with Wm. B. WARREN, KSU., my former resident partner nt Terro Haute, la., or the undersigned at Norlolk. Va., Nov. 1, 'Sfi. II tw. GEORGE R. WILSON.

TT AT I? W QTl? 'V MPH A Always pot up in the neatest manner and at XlU Jj

LJ CXI kJ JJ-/i1iJ.JL)Ux1.JL

WHOLESALE AX1) HETAIL, '.

No. I03 Fourth Street, Ten Buildings,

ST. LOUIS, M0,

.MNE Cutlery, silver plated Prittannia, Planished. Japanned, and Plain Tinware. VVood. en and Willow Ware, Feather Dusters, Brushes, Brooms, fcc. &c.

knowing themselves indebted to

I CONDIT & Hl'NLEY, will conler a favor upon the undersigned by calling and settling, since the business of said firm must te settled.

RESIPE.XCE—On east side ol 2d si., two and hall squares south ol the Court House. Terre Haute, Oct. 4,'36. 7, tf.

We Have now Every Number! ROM 5 to 75, of the celebrated Perescopic

pectacles—can fit anv case—silver nnd gold Iramca. Sole agency for this part of the State. Every genuine pair stamped S. R. Freeman on thn inside of the temples.

Oct. 25, 'Mi 10, nm. S. R. FREEMAN.

RAILROAD.

Winter Arrangements.

Two Trains Daily (Sundays excepted.)

nnd after the 12th inst-, Trains will run as follows: oixn sou 111.

1st Mail Train: ^o*rT».™ .r,,c,£

val of Train from the East, connec's with Train for St. Louis, on O. & M. (wide guage) Railroad at Vincennes, at 6.40 P. M. Arrives at Evnnsville nt 9,25 P. Passengers dini at Terr* Haiite.

2d VinreiincsTrain:•.V«,1oTn""Z

arrival of Night Express from the East, connects with Train for St. Louis, at Vincennesat 3,55 night.

GOIN'C NORTH,

1st Mail Train:

2d Yincrnnes Express: n«at84V?i5CA."

steads, consisting in part of Low common,! M., arrives at Terre Haute al7,40 night connectFrench, Field, Misses, Cottage, Banister.Trun-'" nel, Octagon, Ball Foot, Veneered and Carved post,from $2.50 to $120, with many other articles such as Hat Racks, 7'owel Racks. What Nots, Ktigera.Walnnt and Mahogheny Wardrobes, Secretaries, Book Cases, Writing Desks, Rocking and Fall side Criha, Small and Cupboard Safes, SLC See.

in" for the East aa above. J. J. DANIELS, Sop't. Jan. 19. 1856-22-tf

WELCH & WRIGHT,

Coach & Carriage Manufacturers

SHOP A*n WARE BOO* COR.IKR Of SECOSD AKD WALtlt/T STREETS. On*

Block 8011th of I^fiblic Square. TCHUE IIAtHTE, IXDIANA. AVE on band, and arehoildinc eocne retry fine Carriage* and. Butcgiea. Ail work warranted to do th*

IKSSI of

service.

Nov. 13. 1856-13-ly

Branch Slate Bank of Ind.

Ill

CHARLES WOOD. Secretary.

Tsmn Hirr*. Nov. 14,1856.

DIVIDEND has been declared on the Capital Stock of this Branch of five per cent, also an eytra tfividend eat of the Surplus Fund of four percent payable to Stock boldera on and after tiie 17th inst.

Nov. 15,13,Iu PRESTON HUSSEY, Ce#*.

Deals iii' Estate Gencralfy,

INARMS, lands.

AGENCY.

FOR

June ^1, *0fa-tf^C

June 21,'56-tf BARNEY'S Land Office.

FINE CITY "RESIDENCE

Sixth street, South of Oak, containing 8 commodious rooms and a cellar. There is three-fourths of an acre of ground In the lot which is finely Improved with fruit trees and shrubbery and well fenced. Stable, smoke house, sheds, well, cistern, .fcc^ on the premises. Price $3,000 in payments at

June 21, '56-tf BARNEY'S Land Office.

A Good Now Dwelling

a corner lot. fifty feot front, on South first street. Four rooms and a snug litfle celtar Price $600, in easy payments, at

criminating p&blic.

Mala

J. D. CONDIT.

Terre Haute, Sept. 27, '5G, 6 tf.

Medical Notice.

J. II. LONG, desires to Inform his old Irlends and the nuhlic, that he has removed his office to Early's block, opposite the Stewart Mouse, where lie may he found ot all times, unless absent on professional business Thankful for post favors he respectfully solicits a continuance ot the same.

1110types.

Nov. 2y, "56. 15

Leaves E\anavi(Ie at 3,00 P. JI., Via-

censes at 6,95 P- M., arrives at Terre Haute at 9.30 P. M., connecting for the East direct. Pas* •cngers sup at Terre Haute.

BARNEY'S LAND OFFICE. Anew & useful book for Schools! ixrr er'Tfffr Wma sQVMUi. I HE Illustrated Composition Book w:«h di-

improved and unimproved, wild

iti«iee*'«ndn

Herring's Patent 'CliflttipfStl F*Jrt (ni RurjflarRrortj SAFBR.^it BARN KY'S LAND OFFICE.

Ilcfrrcriccs in Torrr Knnto.

Bement fe Co. Jaa*. H. burner, H.I). Willi#ms%£? J• Jp F.*rly Son, L. o. wiirsl&^ji. M. W'Wthi.

Terre Htte, A$4*9, lim X-xT

OF70IACIIFS—-^Prairie,-bailee

T^JRRE IIAUCE, INDIANA. composition",whh^eatTtilul(^rTjrinafill u^raiion«^"*

luininffiH^.howsfaa. city

lots, stocks, lmnds, and land warrants. Prvrticu tar attention irlv«n to examination of-titlrs on* L: BARNEY 5Ml

payment of taxes Alercb *9,1856-33 tf

TimU^r-4-

Tw|i dwellings trii thepiac»^a w4! See nil ^"iOO—naif each and bsiUnco iu pa jl n'liia properly is located jn ferry town--|y taliutf^Iml..'' anH t* ofll+ed at a ttrett snfrificaat„J ii^RNEY'S Ljind Office.(

nioneurcuiowA LANDS, yf

N Rittpoldcounty, on Grand Hw well divided between Prairie and Timber.choice ?eWtions for sale at great bargain, at BARNF.Y'3 June 81, '56-tf x?I^oml Office

...

23 HOUSES AND LOTS, si

[ly

N the City—some very desirable, nnd astonishlow—just entered on the Snlc Rre»«ten»t June 21, '56-tf B.VRNliY'S Land Office,

CHEAP! CHEAPI!

ONKof

the hest revldences In tlie city-coct about ^5.000—iwill bo'sold for §4,0('0, hall cash, and the balance in one rear, if application be made soon at ,rB.\RNE\ 'S •.,«

June 21, '56-tf Land Office. A DESIRAIILE ^RESIDENCE

north seventh street, containing eight good rooms «nd a cellar, with a half acre lot.--Diablo, Shed, Cistern, Well, and some nicc fruit trccson the promises, Price $ 1,800. in easy paymonto. Apply At

BARNEY'S Land Office.

June 21, '5-tf

A fresli supply of handsome and fashionsable Type, will form a choice variety lor,

JOHN J. LOCKB, BILLS, CARDS, CffiCULARS,

the shortest notice, at the office of the

"WalDasli Courier

ALBERT LANGE,

AG!-.NT OF

mm.

FIRE.

ill UFI

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Eflects insurance at al. times on the most reasonoblo »»*i"m». April 5, l85ti-33

MIXJXISR'S

Daguerrean Gallery.

rI',IIlS

brotvpei?,

DAGUERREOTYPES,

And nil other kinds of TYPES, taken nt

..B USUB,

UxsuRrAssED by nny other Establishment in LIFE LIKE AITEARA.NC£ and BEAUTY of FINISH. 1 have the sole right of making the MA1,AMO* TYI'ES in this place.

The Malaniotype was but recently patented, and ure new the latest stylo picture, aud whereevrr they have been introduced, hardly any oilier picture can be sold. When you get your picture in a locket or pin, have the Malamotypci Don't forget the place where they arc mnila,

only

Rooms, WAKREN BLOCK, Terre Haute,

MILLER'S UALLKRY. CASUS of every variety and size. Prico the same aa any other styla of types. Call and examine my pictures before spending your money for that which is worthless.

A. R. MILLER.

Sept. 27, '56-6-tf Fire and Marine Insurance.

^HEttndcrBtgned, having been appointed agent at Terre lfaute for the .Kma Insurance! "ntpany of Hartford. Conn., is prepared to i^ite Fire and Marine policies at the lowest rntes.

Tl 10 high reputation this company has achieved by its promptness in tho adjustment and payment of losses, comntendi itself to all business men, as one of tho safest companies In the United States 5^-OlIice at tho Banking House of McKenu and Tousey, where all applications mnv left.

J. 11AUER.

Terro Haute, July 10, 18£6, w-tf

"LAND FOR SALE.

TRACT of 1G0 acres of choice land, very heavily timbered—the growth consisting tlio finest Black Walnut and YellowPoplar, with a never-failing spring nrurc [runrsr vrnter upon it. situated on Coal Creek, ten miles Irom Terre Hauto. For terms apply to LINN BOYD, or agent on the premises, between the ith and 7th of January next.

Upham's Life of Fremont.

The Authorized Memoir Xvw Ready.

The Antbcntic Lt(e, Kxplorntions and Public Services of

MSS CHAB3LES FREMONT,

Of C. WKXTWOBTJI L'PItAM,

Formerly Member of Congress, and otic of the writers in Sparks' American JJio^raphy.)

1Portrait,

2V Ono IIimdtoaii! Volume, with.Accurate anil 13 Fine Jltaftradamt, drawn from scenes taken in Dai uerrco«y{w by ^Colonel Fremont while 011 bia great Kxpcditioiin. Price 76 cents.

Mr. Upharo^ Memoir of Uie "Pathfintfcr

-Jt* i' .i

N O I E

•TpHE fenderisigoed have this day~eirtored Intp^a limited co-partnerhip, in th^ btTHinrss ol buying and

1'ii^

propertv fer

Real Eatat' "ttd Celling I'cai

era on commi» ondcr the firm

name of Bxtsrr St Avntx. We shall occupy (or tUr preacnt, the old stand ot Cbuney'a Land Office." RARNEV.

O* In consequence of the arrangement tn^n tioned in tbe above Notice," it bccOme* desirable to the undersigned to close whatever busi at** now. stsnds upon his books, and request* those having unsettled sceounis with Ida to take measures for their speedy adjustment.

Nor.21 '56,11 if L. BARNEY.

1 N

Leather, Saddlery Hardware. A PhD .CARRIAGE TRlMML\ad(:"&L SWJAJ)

STEPHENS, JT7DD & CO., West side of the Court House Square, at the 'J tale stand of'E. Stephen"t Leather Store.

AHarilopening

RE a stock ofLtmher, Saddlery ware and CarriagoTrimmViijpi, and very

soon will le ia receipt ol} a larte and complete stock of (h« above goods and invite purchasers to examine their stock. Their undivided attcn* tion will le devoted to these branches.

Every description of slocR used hy Snddlora and Horncsa makers, Sho« ond Carriag« makers, will be kept on hand.

Also Leather and RubSer Belting for mackl-* nery. Tanner's Oil, &c., &,c.» KrWANTED—Hides and Sheep Pelts, and Oak Bark, lor wliieh cash will be paid on deivery.

Tcrre Haute, Ind., March 8,18M5-29-ly

NEW BOOKS.

ILU-RI-BUS-TAfF, ahook whhont an author by Q. K. Philander Doesticks, P. B.

The //ognenot Exiles, or the Times ol LouU XIV. Gabriel Vatic his Fortune end his Friends, by

Jerenv Loud./- 1

Adventurers of Gerard the Lion Killer, by Charles E. Whitehead.

The Modern Ktiily Teller] or iho bes^f stories by the bost authors.

Italian Sights and Fopnl Prlnclptea, by Jame# Jackson Jarves.

Eutaw, by W. G. Simtns, Esq.

Sea Board Slave States, by F. I*. Olmsted.

Modern Mysteries Explained and„ Exposed by Mahan. &• 4^9^ umbol Is Island of Cuba.

The Allflche in Madrid, orSkotehoaoftheCourl of Isabella 11.

Rachel Grey, by Julia Kavanaugh.

Sketches and Adventures in Maderia, Portugal, and the AudalusiansjQfBpain.

Footprints of tho Creator, by //ugh Millor.

Cbristino, or Woman's Trials and Triumphs, by Laura J- Curtis. For Sale at ,,, CHILD'S BOOK STORE.

June 21, '86--il-tf

Wood Stoves.

rpwo STOVKSi--*One large arid ono small

well conditioned wood stoves for sale oil rensonabe terms. Enquire at this office. Nov. 8. '56, tf.

Carriage for Sale.

1,'OR it

OR Snle at a bargain. One second hand timily Cnrrinut!, nearly new, at tho cortiorol Sniconii and Walnut.

Nov. 16, '56, 13,4i. WELCH & WRIOIIT.

FOR SALE.

rjn WO JENNIES, Three yenrs old, raised in I Missouri. To nny ono wanting to raise siock, this l»a rare chance, as tllcy are the heat breed in this country. Kmjuire of the subscriber, next door to the Terro Hautu Brunch llnttlt.

Nov. 13, '5G, 1J, lino. F. EBERW1NE.

lIn,VC yon Subscribed .I.N Tlt$

Cosmopolitan Art Association

FOR THE THIRD YEAR?

SEE

establishment is daily o-

I pen for visitors and the improvements recently effected in it have been completed on a scale commensurate with the present advanced state of the Daguerrean Art and the requirements of a dis

the rare inducements The Management have the plcnsure ol announcing that the col'cjii of Works ol Ait designed (ordistribution among tho sulmiriliers, whoso namos ore received previous to the 28th of January, '57, is much larger and more costly than on any pre. vious year. Among the leading works in Sculpture, excriit-.il in the lincst marble, is the new and'beautiful Statue of tho

Wood »Tympli," The busts of tlio Three lir.at American Statesmen, CLAY, WEBSTER, nnd CAL//OUN, Also' the exruiisitfi Ideal Bust, "SPRINU."— APOLLO AN0 DIANA,in mnrblo, lile size. Together wi'h thefollowinir Groups and Stntuen in Carrnrr. A/arhlc, of the Struggle fur the Heart, Venus and Apple, Psyche. Magdalen, Child of the Sea, Innoctnrr, Captive Hi,il,anl Little Trwint: With numerous works in Bronze, nnd a collec* tion of sovernl hundred

KINK OIL PAINTINGS,

By lending Artists. The wholuof which are to ho distributed or allotted among the Subscribers whose names are received previous to the

Twenty-c'njhth of January, 1057, When the distribution'^ will take place. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Every subscriber of tlncc dolhrs, is entitled to copv ol tho splendid Steal Engraving, "SAITRDAY Niiiirr,"or copy of any of the following

Jo'irniil

INJ.

3 Magazines one year also a dopy of tho Art one year, and a Ticket iu tho Annual Distribution ol Works of Art.

Thus, lor every f3 paid, person not only gets a beautiful Engraving or Magazine one year, but also receives the Art Journal one yenr, and a Ticket in tho Annual Distribution, making lour dollars worth of reading matter besides tho ticket, by which a valuable painting or pieco of statuary may be received in nddltion

These who prefer Magazines to the Engraving •Saturday Night.* can lr»va either of Uns following one year: //arpor's Magnzine (unley'a LaiJyBook, United States Magazine, Knickcr^ bockcr Mngtrzine, Graham's A/agazine, Blackwood Magazine, Southern Literary Messenger.

No perawn Is restricted to a single share. Those inking live memberships, remitting $lf, arc entitled to six Engravings, and to six tickets iu the distribution, or any live of tho Magazines, one year, and six tickets.

Persons in remitting funds for membeiship will please register, the Infer at the Post Office, to prevent loss on receipt of which a certificate of membership, together with tho Engraving or Magazine desired, will be forwarded to any part

For lurjher particulars, see the November Art journal, ttrtrtfrf nn anpifetttron: ior mttnberf hip, adt.ress

C. I,- DERBY, ActuarV C- A. A.,

^18 Brwadway, New Yotk, Western Office, 1GC) Water street, Sandusky, Ohio. Nov. 22, 14, tf.

tlie Kooky iMountaina, the man who has opened to America the gates of her Pacific Empire," was undertaken with the assent and concurrence of the distinguished subject of thcMcmoir, and many original documents appear in the book, aoi'bnretotore available to other hioi• •. V-r* rrForsale by W. H. .EUCKI.N HAM. iyV8

Dcmocraiic Almanac and Political Bcgislcr, for 1857.

'HE undersigned will publish on Thursday, Decern tier 18th, TIIK DCMOCKATIO

Ihlrfehy

JAM AUSTIN.

Terre Haute, Nov. 1*2,1866, 14, tf.

AI.MANAO

AJtn PiiiJtuAi. REOIMI-R, FOR The work will ityntaiii sixty-iour pages, apd wi'l embrace the official V«it« of all the Sttfrc« or President iu 1852^inl l&'Hi Also tlifl

(offieial

vo'e for ion-

greseiiK and State, Ofiicers, in the several Staie&ffcf 16*jff. I'lle A«*ron*irflleai tables will be calculaleii with great car- for the pri'-cipul citiea Jn the Union. Tbo work willt b« sides, contain htuck other valuable uoli'ical informatlr.n -the licfcign of tin outhor being to make it a permanent and reilabl* political irefercucc-l)ook 'i'h« iirst edition will be M,OW copies.

Orders troni I«HI!(*eMerfl 'tftid Country inerchantswill meet prompt attention. Address, C. W. qOTTOM.

Indianspotis, Indiana.

Sfnglfl copies l^ets. 100 copies ft 10,00 1,000 ((ipin «». Dee. 6'SC, 16 at-

Executor's Notice*

N'OT.ICKbeen

i* Jiereby given thnt the undersign^

ed nas appointed b^ tin- Court of Common Fleas of Vigo County, Executor of the last will and testament of BATcafAN Ross, deceased, •il persons indebted to tlio citate, arc required to make immediate payment, &nd all person* having claims wi 1 present tlatn for payment.—* The esiaie ia solvent. W3L I). llO^S,

Dee. 6. 'S6, 16, 3l. lixecutor.

NOTICE

given, that at the October Term, 18S6

oifthe Court of Common Plea® of Vigo county, alter final settlement of the estate of Thomas C. A^sr, deceased, four hundred ond twenty eight dollars and fifty conis were found remainlug in thehatids-of Admr. for distribution among the heirs. Said heirs are therefore notified to appear at the next term of said Omrt und rcceivo* their distributive share from said Admr.

AND. W ILK INS, Clerk,

DM 6,'56 I6-?t Prmtei*fast®l,00,

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