Wabash Express, Volume 7, Number 4, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 January 1848 — Page 3

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thirtieth congress.

Tn it,.

Washington,

loUunl ofT'

ovtr fro'Il Virf" 'I"

January 3.

bi pr idin

"*»«'•. laid

came up) V='"* ""V nr. Lass was in favor of its I.T^rP^I16^3333®6:

ted debate

Calhoun offered

l°Tf

^'n*

In the House of Representatives, a res! olution was submitted by Mr. Hudson

ofthe3!

advisin&

sefdenoldmcr

Mr. Houston's amendment to the reso-lution-of thanks to Gen. Scott declaring the war unnecessary, and began by the President was adopted—years 85 nays 81. Resolution laid over amended. Adjourned.

In the Striate, this morning after some unimeresting proceedings, the consideration of vi

e6 ment Bili

W08resumed.

Mr. Crmendea moved a substitute for the sn nnn T"""8

lhe Presiden

Me ,c 0lle 83 was

to call [or

•JO.OO0 volunteers. Mr. Crittenden thought that an army that could conquer such an extent of Mexican territory as Scott's had done, could hold possession against any odds. He saw no reason for increasing the troops in

®"er8ori Davis was in favor of the

original bill: he preferred regulars. lhe quesiioh was finally taken on Mr. •Crittenden's substitute, and it was lost— yeas 19, nays 26.

In the House of Representatives, & message was received from the President, transmitting copies of correspondence with General Tavlor.

The remainder of the session was occupied in the discussion of the question in relation to the inail between Washington City and Richmond, without coining to a decision.

Maj, Gaines, member of the House from •Kentucky, was sworn in and look his seat. Among the petitions one woh presented by Mr. •Corwin, Irom'the iricmla of Association, of 6'pring Garden, Pennsylvania, to terininute lhe war. Motion to print lost. iViition relerrijd to the appropriate committee. Another petition on the same •Buliject wiis prewired by Mr. Allen, from Ohio.

fair

Mr. Dixon Lewis wus sworn in and took his worthy in bo cherished l.y the county »nd bvry individual citizen. And with this view, hig Mr. Badger from committee on M.htary Af-j put th fine edifice in convenient order,thev-e ih, reported a bill to extend the law to secure inviit-d Professor Baiud to take charge of tlathe tilling up of regiments, which was read and stitute. piisseil. The special order of the day being the 'l'lie Trustees take occasion to say thaliy

Ul1111resumed.

Mr. Hale denounced the Administration, and ficntions of Professor Baird for the respbiV opprseil voting men mid money. He favored the powition to which they have invited him. Iks 'recall of tlie army, and feared that voting means had the charge of hich Institutions in Baliire nuthorrzed the President to do what he pleased.— ami elsewhere, and for experience, literaiyad He thought patriotism yields to policy, and men scientific acquirements and energy' of charrr, lavor war, because they ri-gaid popular opinion the Trustees feeljustified by his distingaishsccmore than their own judgment. Dill postponed. ommendations in commending him to thediMr. Beverly Jnhuson announced his intention to deuce of the community. "reply to Mr. Hale. Adjourned.

The New Orleans Picayune, of the

I t, .1 II ii-

Mr. John Robinson, United Ntates con- Chrvstaline Wash Ballst sular agent there, composed our force. Al'mo'ld

The Portsmouth anchored oT the port on the J5th October, and the Congress and Argo the next day. On the 18th, the Argo anchored betwean the islands of Alitiagre (irande and Almagre Clnco. A mortar was planted during the day upon each island. A small boat was then put off from the Argo, bearing Mr. William Robinson, a relative of the consul, and •came off to the town. Robinson was conducted to the govenor and explained to him that tho purpose of the Americans was-tottfke the port, and he advised its

quences. Mr. Robinson also explained jfor

that ho had fallen in with the United Slates squadron in the Argo, off Cape Palmon, and the vessel was made priee s.

At 0 o'clock on the morning of the 20th, the Americans opened their fire from both vessels of war and the two mortars, and continued it for more than an hour. In this time they discharged upon the town over 500 shot, thnong which were many shells. One English resident was killed,

On taking possession of the town. Capt. E. A. T. Lamlette, commander of the U. S. naval force, issued a proclamation to that cfleet.

The Mexican account goes on to say that during the day and part of the night in which the invaders went on hoard, the Americans sacked the town. The night •of the 21st, they disembarked 400 troops "with two pieces of artillery, with a view to protect the embarkation of the proper. ty of John Robinson. They went aboard the following evening without being left to repeat the sacking of the town.

Fortunately, says the Mexican account, the families ofthe town were out of the reach of harm, thanks to the timely pre* •caution taken.

On the 23d the Congress set sail, (ear-

Portftaouth and Argo at anchor.

Terrible Explosion of Ctan der! ,.zM Steamboat Sea Bird blown^o A\ll

lh«

No lives lost'-'

Louisville,

for 5C

fir

of in'l M8

produced an

anima-

lea debate. The bill was finally laid over til Wednesday,

and

,he

provi-dTin?'the

Jan. 7—p.

mboalSea

of G.-n P°UI8'

Bird, from N.%8

l0aded wilh ont

rePort Waa

of forty miles,

the Senate adjourne"

heard at a dis.fi

Philadelphia, Jan"?

Randall Hutchison,

withdraw

al of the troops from Mexico relinquish-

convention

set le old claims. Motion to lay on the table was negatived by 54 to 125. The

tom.

fina"y k"'«d

by a vote of

8t£\MD0it DlliflTRRs Tk-

both guards off. near the mouth of Red ing overboard 16,00 bales of cotton. PrOce* mlLole

cam®"»

The boat a total loss

Wednesday Morning.—We

lllat

ProP°sed to do.

Mr. Cass defended the bill, as introduced. Mr. Calhoun opposed both the bill and substitute.

$10 a sessinn, for scholars in the clics and the higher branches of English Educjn,

nn,'?'3n

22d lilt., contains the lollowinjr addition- mnr, Arithmetic,&c. A small contingent fauy al particulars of the capture of ttuyamas:: ho added lor fire wood, &c. El Monitor Republicano, of the 27th Cy order of ihe Board. lilt., publishes the details wf the bombard- VVEU.S IN^Vl^MU nieiit and capture or Guyamas. Tho frig. Terre-il'auie, Jan. 5, 3-'47-tf.' E ate Congress,* the tloop-of-wtr l'orts-i fe mouth, and the brig Arjjo, belonging to FAllcy Soaps*

session for sclinliirs in Goo2rn[)hy,G(ii-

MEXICAN

runsparentSoops

A linond Rosemary Roso Price Rousell's Fancy Soaps Dec. 29, 1847-2-tl C. J. ALLISON & O

do do do

ce and Gosnell'a Windsor Sojp: ilsell's Fancy Soaps. For snle bv

riENUINB American Oil for sale by "T C. J. ALLISON & 0.

J711RE

Crackers for sale by C. J. ALLISON & 0.

4 MERICAN and English Calomel fors«bv IV. C. J. ALLISON & 0.

"jT^RENCH, German, and American

surreniler to prevent disastrous conse-1 Maugenet and Goodroy's Ext. for C. J. ALLISON

itnle

COD

IOD.

The Mexican commandant replied that the surrender of tho town was out of the question, being incompatible with the honor of the commandant and that of the arms of the Republic. Mr. Robinson theu returned to the Argo. On the 19th the Congress and Portsmouth took up'X ARD Oil just received and for sale by their position to open their fire the town ALLISON Q. was formally summoned to surrender, under pain of being (ired into. The commandant still refused, but the Americans did not open upon it that day. The Mexicans allege that having no heavy artillery to annoy our squadron, the commandant evacuated the town during the night with his troops and took up a position at Bacochibampo, a league from the town, where he had previously placed a battery of fourteen guns to resist the Americans, should they attempt to penetrate the interior.

EXT.

—_ Of liCttCfa

Hai?j

nave nc4

word from Indianapolis in any shape or and of course, can say nothing of the L~ lamre, or of the doings of the democ: Convention which met on the 8t|

BjTThe Wayneco. Record says "TheC1 Division of the Sons of Temperance* win no* next session at Cambridge city, on Wedne the 26th day of January next. It is very df b'e

'he Divisions in this part of the ft

should be well represented. Business of it' tance will be transacted, deeply affecting the1 I emperance Reform in our State, and demarJ our most careful find earnest consideration."

$5 DOLLARS REWAlirRAYED from the subset about the 23d of December last,0

Horses, one a black, with on'e

ou'

Vigo Collegiate Institut JPHOPKHBOH K. T. II A HD, PRINCIPAL.

THE

Trustees of the Vig0 Collegiate I lute, ore happy in being able now to notice to the public, that they have opm Professor L. P. Baiiid, as Principal of soifl* stitute and that the male department thereuill be opened for the reception of scholars on May the 10th of January, 1'848.

It has been the aim of the Trustees to maluis

^n8,'tut'0n of high and permanent charir,

have the highest assurances of the eminent (li-

The course of Instruction will embrace Gotphy. Grammar, Arithmetic, &c., and the hier branches ol Liiglish Education, together withe T.ntin

HOUSB OF -REPRESENTATIVE.S. The' House resumed lhe Southern Mail Bill, on which a wiirtn debute continned till the hour of J^nt'n ^roHl Classics and MaXhemw. udjourninenl. 1 here will lie two sessions a year, of twenivo weeks eiich, and the rerms of tuiiinn wbe

The Clip'•'*' of'(iiiy:tiiiAs.

Oo'mes,

& 0.

Liver Oil for sale by C. J. ALLISON

4 o.

Potass, lod. Ferri, Iodine Ferri Ltas allettes^ Proto Curb. Iron, for sale by C. J. ALLISON 4 0.

India Hemp, Ext. Nux Vomica.1,X|. Jalap, Ext. Cicuta, Ext. Colycintb Ccip,( Lxt. Geiuian. Ext. Taravaci. for sale bv

Dec. 23, 1847'2-tf C. J. ALLISON

TANNER'SOil

jwst received and forsit^y C. J. ALLISON Jfc 0.

CALABRIA

Liquorice for sale bv C. J. ALLISON St {j.

Black Lead for sale by C. J. ALLISON'&i

PRL'SS.

Potash for sale bv C. J. ALLISON JskQ.

EMERV,ass',

SMITH

___

DROP

numln-rs, for sale by 1 C. J. ALLISON Af O.

Hodgson's Chrome Red (of bv C. J. ALLISON &

J^YE Woods for sale by

ALLISON Q,

Black for sale by C. J. ALLIi-

some houses were burnt, and others de-! O C. J. ALLISON & O stroyed. A flag of truce was then sent 7— -*1 to them, and a party of sailors and mar- 11 ines then went ashore and planted the

American flag on the fort erected on the {13 LACK and Blue Ink, bv the down or j*** hill called the Casa Bianca, close to the ir«l«by C.J.ALLISON pier.

PRESTON'S

ISON & .O.

Mrrirs v#rrmh 0f mU,

Ext. Lrfinon, ju*t receiwedgnj

for sale by C. J. ALLISON & O.

SIIKRIFF'S SALE. virtue of »o execution ismmi from titt Vitro Circuit Court, and tome directed aotdeliverpd. in favor wf Jrptba Baker, and aainst Thomas Dean, I have levied 00 the &>lk»jng property, to-wit: The interest of Th«Mnas De*i jn •mi to the east half «f the north east quartr of five, ia township somber tt*fi*e e^rtb. ranjte namber nine west, in Vigo county Wins the land* and tenements belonging tn the mid Thonas Dean, and 1 mil, on Wedoenday, thtig'h day o» Janoarr. eifhieeo hundred and fcrty-«M»t, at the Court-House door in Terre-Haute, wthin the legal honrs of **»J dav. offer the renband prw«u of said premise*, w,th the apparlenitece* thereunto bdwngtng for a term of seven years-»»d iflhejr shooW bit to sell for a sufficient to Mtirfjr «»d etecution. I will then and th«e offer the fee simpK the htshest bidder, fore^h to aatwfy said cieculion and rott*. t* HICKCOX, Shen£

Jan. 6, 1848-3-3w. Pn fee $1,75,

NG iD Post

aterrTe-

naUta, January 1st, 1848:

aUsuS.! 3

Hundred*

ILa"krvd

Adamg Ro^n ,°bIe. AndbmonA *?wu

Jo«ph

Linton W & co

"fif

Lasley

Allen Mist Mar* AllisHD

O'iver

'•ipif Larkins Sanford *0k Luther Mary giSi! Lynde Charlea

Anderson Eliza 2 1 Anoersbn Mary Anderson Isaac

Lewis O

Lacy

A'vy

Rev N

Lewis

,^S Moalter Henry^ Miner Mooroa^ Malcam James'™4 "liles Edward iJ|MaIonv James fi

Brake Leonard Billmgs Henry Brown Joseph Brown W A Braton Catharine Brotherlon Caroline Bishop Caroline Bennet James W Banning Jame, Bass Nelson BerdanJohn Bunday James tf Bump Eliza Ballowe A 3 Brooks Mrs Borders Michael Bell John E Bennett Laura Bishop Elizabeth Baker William Baker Jos BansemerJ Black James W Brown Samson Boatright AG Boadamer Clem David Chase Abel S Cornell Clarrissa Combs Wm 2 Combs Micnael Cresey MaryCline Mary A Cole Alfred 2 Collins 5

cleric in the U. S.1'

absconded to-day, having embezzled ^SO-000

eo'Sision with the Admiral,

Miller William S Mais Wiliism or Theodore Sutlifl 3 -Merry S -MillenMr.,

Montgomery Joseph or McCoy McDonnell Philip McClure John A McDowell William McDoyle Mr. McKinney Mr. Mct'lure W P. McConnel John Nice John Nusbaum Abraham Nelson Joseph Oaks Miss Frances O'Crilley Ostburn Jonathan Price John Patterson Martin Perry Emetine 1*00! Amanda Paull Fimlley. Perkins Chauncey Price John W Parrish Snllomon Pearson Dr. James t? Peters Susannah Rumbley John keasoner John Russell George fteeils Sarah Ryckman Bethuel Romine -James Reed George Rittinouse Ross Miss Mariah Rawley Elijah Roop Miss filiiaWth Reeves Jonas Roberts Asa Runner 3 Snyder Mrs A Soules Charles Stewart Asa Sweeny Patrick Sparks S Sage Sanders Willinni Simmons Bnrby Stout Aaron Steel Blewford Simmons Christopher Stewatt Clnrinda Snviler Dr Sti wart Alexander Story O A Scrihz Jacob Siewort John Slnven Mary Ann Stewart 2 Spencer O Sluts Marimnn Sliannfin John Steel Willinm StevesOn Elijah Scofielil Hatvey Stark Simpson Snider Richard •Soles William Sane Rebecca Smith John Smith Joseph Smith Oenree Smith W Thompson Robert Tullar Sidney Taylor Robert Tyford Charles Trevan Henry Tholmnn W 2 Thrasher Meredith Tanner Alfred 'J'uttle S TichnorSilus tJtler Mr Wooil Harvey Watson William Winningham Becliet Vl'ilson James

Cook E Campbell Mary Chandler Carpenter Samuel iD Casio Abel Chambers Davis Henry Dunnagin William Dickerson Samuel Daly Dr Drake W Denton W t)eeth Reuhen Davis Newton Denny William, jr Den by William Eckles Abraham Elliott Samuel Eathinpton Susafi Embry Louisa .tkne Ellembauuh Friels S Fisk Dr Felix Miss S Ferril James or Samuel Thompson Frances James Fordice N f'appinc Joseph galley 1 jevvis Grigsby Lu'.her Gilcrees Giles James Gillmnn & lirothcrs Gessie 2 Gilliam Rev W Gunn Ruben Green Newton Gojlin A Garlanil Ann Grnv George Hampton 2 Henry Woodford Harris AH Hnlbert John Haywood James Harbert Hamilton W Harvey Harbert Solomon Holmes Curtis Hay worth Sandford Hamilton Miss Lydia Hay Isaac 2 Harrison David Havens Benton Hanna Hitchcock W Hirks John Hartwell Alba Huggins Doct James Hadley James Johnson William 2 Johnston James Jackson Charles Johnson James W Jackson Ilamilron Joslin Wesley Joslir. Joseph Kite J^ihn King Wesley Kurkee Mary JCiney Moses Kelley Margaret Knops Anna Katrena Knapp Lvman Lee Harriet Lions Amelia Latta John

both hind feet white, a kne"

inside of one hind leg, seven or eight old. 1 he other a Sorrel, eight or nine yearJi some collar marks, no other marks or brands membered, both shod before. The above nd will be paid to any person delivering tjietn t'« ,P CALEB ODE I lerre-Haute, Jan. 12—1848-4-13

THE

Williams John W Walker 2 Wriqht S Wntson Permelia Watson Oain Webb Wilson Waraen Weaver Ward Walter John Wolf Isabella Wilkerson John Wollen Dorcas Williams James Williams E Whilcomb & Yon John

Lr Persons calling for letters in the above Ilsl will please say that they are ndvertised. S. G. DODGE, P. M.

Terre-Haute, January 5, 1848-3-3w

SHERIFF'S SALE.

B\govirtue

of an execution issued from the ViCircuit Court, and to me directed and de

livered, in favor of John Hodges and Woodford P. Henry, administrators of the estate of Lamoth Barl»ee. deceased, and against Clarkee Barbee and William S. Murphy, I have levied on the following properly, to-wit: The interest of Clarkee Barbee in and to the south half of the south east quarter of section ihiuy-lour (34,) town eleven (11-,) north of range number nine (9) west also, the following property belonging to William S. Murphy, to-witt forty acres of land the south east quarter of the south east quarter of section.twen-tv-one (21,) town ten (10.) range hine (9) also, forty acres of the north west quarter of the north west quarter of section twenty-seven (27j) town ten (10.) range nine (9) being the landa and tenements belonging to lhe said defendants, and I will, on Tuesday, the 25th day df January. 1848, at the Court-House door in Terre-Hautej within the legal hours of said day, offer ihe rents and profits of said premises, with the appurtenances thereunto belonging, for a term of sev^n years and if they should fail to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said execution, I will then and there offer the fee simple, to the highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy said execution and costs.

M. M. HICKCOX, Sheriff.

Jan. ft, 1848—3-3w-Prs fee $2 50

SHERIFF'S SALE.

Tiriue of an execution issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, and to me directed and delivered, in favor of Robert Bage and iSdward J. Tredwelt, and against Abner A. Fuller, Thomas Burton. John Bilfton and William R.image. I have levied on the following pmpertv, to-w it: Lot number nineteen (19.) in Wilson's addition to the town of Terre-Haute, being the lands and tenements belonging to the said Abner A Fuller, and I will, on Wednesday, the 26th day of January. 1848, at the Court-House door in Ter-re-Haute, within the legal hours of said day. offer the renta and profits of said premises, with the appurtenances thereunto belonging, for a term of •even years and if they should fell to sell for a sufficient mm to satisfy said execution, I will then and there offvr the fee simple, to the highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy said execution and costs.

M. M. HICKCOX. Sheriff-

January 5, 1S48-3—3w Pr* fee St 75

Twenty Reward.

THETwentyofDollars

Town Terre-Haute, will pay a reward of Dottars, to any person or persons who will give information and secure the conviction of the person or pemm* who committed various depredations on New Year's Eve last, bv polling down water pipes, removinf signs, window shutters. ect„ ecu

Bv erder of the Boardi D. S. DONALDSON. Clerk C. C. Town Hall, Janury 3,1348-3-3w

under

public gei

tion of Travel ing the

WISHstP'c,informS

iffT

I S A

THE

They are en nets, 8hoes a] Caps, &c.,

do do do

do de do do

E E A E I N I A N A

Scith East comer of the Public Square, on Market Street, Which, with a^rw addition lately made, and the handsome stvle in which the rooms are fitted up, with entirely 1SW I lUMTMtE A1VO BEDDI\G, will enable him to accommodate his euestsWith as comfortable quarters as can be bad at the best Hotels in the West.

He has in hii mploy a capable atid experienced Cook, and it shall be his aim to keep as Good a Tabid as the fprketa of the West afford. His Stable ii srge and commodious, and Under the superintendence of careful Ostlers, and is well supplied wilh g»in and provender. With these advantages and a strict attention to business, be trusts he will ^Kit and receive a share of the public patronage.

ID" Boarders ian be accommodated on reasonable terms by the week, month or yenr. U* All thef.Stages call at the Cily Hotel for passengers. LOUIS LEVY. Terre-HautfcNovember 10, 1847-47-tf

sobsifjiers are now receivinc at their store on National Road Street, opposite the CourtHouse, Inch the largest STOCK OF GOODS that they have ever brought to this marOne of gb partners spent several weeks in the eastern cities duting September and October, in laying in bom and they are enabled to offer them at such prices as cannot fail to give satisfaction to those in pifoit of cheap Goods. They respectfully invite their frieifils and the public to call and examine theiqtftensive stock.

Ill tli^ir Retail Department

HJIRWME, QUEENSWJ1RE, AND GROCERIES.

Iiatest Arrivals front the Cheapest Markets.

E S S O E A N & O N E

ito their friends and the public generally, that they havo received and have now in A IIE/ltTY A\! WELL SELECTED STOCK OF MERCHANDISE, Comprising most all the wants of the country, and suited to the present and approaching seasons.

Brond Cloflis, Cassimeres, Satinets, l'weeds Clbtbs, Kentucky Jeans, White, Red Yellow, and Spotted Flannels, Linsevs, Phid Linings and Clnakings, Pantaloon ptuff, in greaf variety Bed Tickio:. 6-4 and 12-4 Bleuched Sheeting, Apron Checks, Linen Checks, Cotton Yam and Batting, Marseilles Vesting, Blue and Brown Drillings, Lawn and Jook Muslins, White and Black Cotton Hose, Whalehowand Artificii/ls, Black Silk Mils, Silk and Oitt(in Umbrellas. Hooks and Eyes, Buttons, Spflol Thread, &c. &c. A heavy (4ck of BroWn and Bleached Muslims,

Dr. A. practice* upon the Homoeopathic plan— a system which is now generally adopted in Europe, and in many pbceain the United Slates, alid ere lone bids fair to be universally approved and adopted.

Those ifflicted with inflamed, weak and sore eyeg, rasy be relieved speedily tinder the treatment of Dr. A., and, in fact, all the diseases of the country, especially Chronic and Mercurial diseases, tAnll i««peedilv and radically relieved. (Ej* A. will always be found at his Ofilce, unless slisent on pr^essional business.

Residence al the City Hotel. October-27, 1847-45-tf

Photographic Colored a aa a aa -at an it* S3

THE

subscriber having reiurned is now pre^ psred to take durable, correct, fine-t ned and NMke DAUGUERREOTYPES which cannot be sorpaa«rd.

If (hose who patri.nise him. are not presented with so peri or picture*, no chare* will be made.

Person* desirous of having likenesses of departed friend^ will I* attended to promptly. All description* of copying executed, and in all case* perfect, or no charge. (xj~ Room* at comer of 4th and National Road st-. (up stairs,) over t)r. H- R. Smith's Dental ofSo-. J. A. MODESITT.

Teme-HaO»e, December 33,1847-1-tf

RilL ROAD \OTICF,.

"^"OTlCE i* hereby given thai the Book* for J3l *uh»etip»ion lo the Capital Stock of the Terrr-Haoi^ and Richmond Railroad Company, are now, re-opeoed and will continue so anil otherwise ordered. Comra»s*ioner* af Terre-Haute, Jacob D. Etrly and CbaunoeT Rose.

T. I BOURNE, Sec'y,

Terre-ftante, Dec. 15. 1847 52-u"

FOR REW.

A. cotnloruble Dwellsop-Hrw»f».-i«. Apply to JOHSf F. CRtflTr. September 21,

frd to offer splendid stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Gondx, nf all descriptions- BonDoOts, Leather, Carpetings, Crockery, Groceries, Men's Hats^ Men's and Buys'

O I N E A E N

We have ijtifd Up the seconJ loft of our Store for the Wholesale business, and we invire Merchants to Riv|is an early call. Particular attention is paid to this branch of our business. We purchased Inreeljriy the case in first hands, anil are enabled, we believe, to offer gOods as low as lhe Cincinnati p|itfs. \Ve subjoin a list of a few goods in this branch, viz: 500 pes. 0!iwn Sheetings 500 do rlnts, Various kinds 100 35 40 200 50 100 100 40 70

Sitinelts and Janes piths, Cassimeres and Tweeds rannels Jin wis

rishmeres, Muslin De Laines, fcc.} Bleached Sheetings lickings Mlc and Cotton Handkerchiefs

Terre-Haiti, November 3, 1847.

led (late of the National Hotel) respectfully informs his friends and the traveling tally, that he has leased for a term of years, and has now open for the accomnuidnlrs and Boarders, the large, elegant and commodious new brick building, adjoin-

60 dozens Hosiery and Gloves 50 do Comforters 40 do Suspenders Eastern Littseys Glasgow Janes and Blanket Coaling Notions ina great variety Furj Cloth, and other Capa Fur Hats Ladies' Bonnets Eastern Leather Boots and Shoe* Umbrellas,&c., &c.

WHEAT AND FEATHERS.

Cash paidhr WffEAT and FEATHERS, at all times, by Nov. 3, l|9!7-46-tf

O O S Fine Unbleached Muslins, of various widths and prices, Brown and Bleached Canton Flannels, Crossbarred and Jackonet Muslins, Book and Swiss Muslins, Dress Handkerchiefs, Laces, Edgings, Inseriings, Erie' Ginghatlis, Crape de Laine, Muslin de Laine, Silk Tarlton, Mourning Prints, Eng. Long Cloths, Table Diaper, Black and Fancy Alpaca Lustre. Irish Linens, French Linens, Brown Holland, Dress Handkerchiefs and Scarfs, Black Italian Cravats, Gingham Handkerchiefs, Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, Ourn Suspender*, Plaid and Striped Cottonade, Valencia Vesting*.

A inC E |||(1 SPLEXDID ASSORTI»lE\TofIVEW STYLE PRINTS. Plain and Figured Bobinet, Bonnet and Cap Bibhona, French and common Green Bawge and Lace Veils, Artificials-, Gala Plaids, Fur and Brush Hats. Olter and com. Fur Cap*, Embroideiftl Merino Shawls, Men's and Boy's Cloth, llatr Seul, and Spanish Cashmere, Net and Blanket Shawls,

Sealetie ip*,

VVonlen tionds and Comforts. &c. &c. Men's Fine Boots, Men's and Boys' Kip and Men's and Boy's Kip and thick Brogans, thick do., Together with a good assortment of "f

China, Glass and QiH-eiisware, and Family Groceries, All of which will be offerod at the lowest prices, and in exchance fur approved O N I O E

O" We feppectfully ask nn examination of OUR STOCK, as we are confident of giving bargains not stitpa3sed in this market. Terre-Bjute, October 20, 1847-47-tf GROVERMAN tc BOURNE.

HOMOEOPATHY.

St ILl—SIMILIBITS—CUtlAN'TtJR. DR. A. P. ARNOLD takes this method of informing the citizens of Terre-Haute and vicinity, that he ha* permanently located himself in an office on Ohio street, east of the Post-Office, and will be happy to wait upon those who may favor him with a call.

ATTENTION COOPERS.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Coopers of the town of TerreHaute have formed themselves into a Societvj which consist* of

twenty-eight memwrs, and has for its object—• 1st. That their labor and industry should meet with a fair and adequate reward, by which they should be edabled to support themselve* and their famHies. 2d. To prevent that, unscrupulous *nd uneonscrentiou* men should l« debarred from defrauding them of an equivalent of their labor ahd industry.

Wilh thi* view, the Society ha* established a rate of prices for their several kind* of work, which prices are just and equitable, and, although entirely free from being oppressive, will secure the

above

named object*, tor which it was formed.— By these rates of prices the members of tjie Society have pledged themselve* to abide. And. we, the undersigned, having been appointed a Committee to give the above notice, and call upon the Craft throughout the 3(ala generally, to follow our example do hereby, in discharge of the duty imposed on us, call upon, and inTite the Coopers throughout the leneth and breadth of our Stale, to form similar Societies, and adopt such rate* of price* as will secure to them the objects above named.

ELISHA GSNUNG,

MICHAEL LAGAR. CCommittee. WILLIAM THOMAS.} December 27, 1847-3-3*

Now is the time- to attend to pur Teeth*

THE

subscriber expect* to leave in a few we**ks on a journey lobe gone three or lour months, and would say to those wishing for any Operation* in DESTRISTY. that he i* nan *on hand*," and will wait on his customer* with pleasure. H. R. SMITH.

December «, 1847-1-tf CT Those indebted, for operation* will please be prepared, for they will be calkd upon imisediatoiy to

Office, corner National Road and 4ib at.

1b Elopement.

"1 %/HlS'KEAS my wife Amanda Csry. has left my bed and board without any just caoae I therefore, forewarn any person or perms from crediting her on my account, aa I am determined oot to pay an debts of her contracting sfter this date. PH1NEAS CARY.

Grandrw, IUs^ Dec. SO, lS47-»9w

LATE AND FRESH ARRIVALS OF

Fall and Winter Goods,

A'T THE

E O W S O E

SI irk:tges from IVew York.

THE

subscribers take pleasure in informing their friends and the trading community generally, that they pre now receiving and opening a

HEAVY STOCK OF GOODS, Suited to the present and approaching season, bought for cash in the cheapest eastern markets, and will he sold at the lowest and most accommodating prices.

Among our late importations, we name the folfowiiie: Frtnch Alpacas:

Alpaca Lusters I^wns and Oryauiltea Earls Gin-hams: Mnslinde Laines -f1 Net Wool Silte Tarltou plaids Rich Embroidered do Palo Alio Plaids Silks, tituvea. Hosiery FrBucb .Merinos if Suspenders Lace and Kdfinrs Steel rib Umbrellaa Book,Swiss ami Mull Mus- Flanuelsand Limeys lins Fur Caps, fine aod cum. Jacouei and Cambric do Hals, Sh«es Jtc 4c.: Togefl ler nitb iibotlt

French De Lai oea Rruclic bhawlt

IOOO PIECKS OF PKIXTS, Of lilt* handsomest and latest styles. Our strn'k of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings is l.irjje and complete, embracing every variety of] Style, quality and finish, and bought at unprece4 dented low rates^ which will enable us to offer del ided bargains to gentlemen wishing to renew their wardiobe.

In the branch of minor articles, we have toe many to enumerate-1-it is Pitough to saj that our stock is full and will cull be added t.i in a fe«r days by our purchases from Philadelphia, Baltimore, &c.

Having houaht lareely wilh an eye to the coufe-' trv trade, we shall ofTer )S1RGAI.\S AT WIIOI.ESAf,Ks At the eery inwest cash rntes, and tiaders Tvishieg to renew their stock, will consult their own interest bv calling on us before making their purchases.

SIM OX & HEKSHLER. Yellow Store. Nat. Road si., nesrlv opposite the ("ourl-llopse. N. U.— We will take pleasure in showing buy1 em our stork of Staple articles, such as SaU'inrts and Jeans Cotton Yarn and Ratll|ig

Sliirtlnc and SiliPPliat Checks and Li'./imrr, French Linen It Hulwnd: Cra\ats and IldkPs. Cottonades and Cia^n?: KuiUlug Cotton, .Vc., Stc.

TweAds Clnth BriiW'n Muslins Canton Flannels Table Linen Bed Tic kings New Style Drills Slockiug \rarn Together with Staple Groceries nnd many nr tides in the HARDWARE AISD FANCY LINE,, which may not be found elsewhere.'

We we cun oiler ctcry article in the line of handsome APPAREL FOR LADIKS, Whether for dress or ornament, and Gentlemen can lie suited in llie'r tastes to all the

Fashionable Articltes of the I)ay. O" VVe polnuly invite the communiiy lo call and look through our'late purchases.

A S

nnii\ QIlEl-:\ VEfiKTiKLE

SUGAK-COATKIJ TILLS. O" Tlio Great, Popular INediriur of Hit day—Vast ainoirjit used pel* moiuh—Tlir iiiiincroiis and wonderful c.siivs it eiri'CIS-HS magical upon Itiliotis I\ vri, and tfWrV and A^iic—

Great Excitement aaion^ the Doctors I!

THE

POT WIN & IIATIIORN.

POTWlft & HATtfORtt.

Indian Queen Vecetable Pin*rCoated Pills are now ailmitted on all hands to hp the nrnst extraordinary and valuable medicine In general me. It notitnly acis as a specific upon lhe bilious/and typhus fovers, chlllnaiid lever, and fnver anil a»tfB of lhe West and South—bul in all diseases of debillii, weak stomach. Indigestion, loss of appetiteImpurli.vof the blood, and all diseases prevalent in a western ani southern cllmats.— Their great power consols tn iheif peculiar effect upon all the orpan of the avsteui, and ihe rapid formation of neiv and rich blood which they Reduce. In this lies the ereal secret of thoir success/ They are mild and dftr f'1 system by their readv absorptioii/lnte lhe blood, thereby

pleasant in their action—bul seaiphing and permanent In their elTect—penetrating lhe |Pni6test recesses of the

liifusinp a uew supply of to all the machinery of life

and nervous power inextensive popularity «si and South ensures

vital it/ a ife. 'Bie

tiiey have acquired "all over the W sales of at least 50,000 Boxes per Month, And we nd il difficult with oiJr present force of Hands, and the late improvements in machinery which we have adopted, to manufacture thoiJ fasvenoufth to supply the demand in thirteen Western »iul Southern States 1 One larce manufaclory isconstsnt^ encaged in preparlnpilie various concentrated extractjof which Ihey are composed. From the best informatpn we can obtain from our 6,000 selling agents, and h'jnjof attentive correspondents in alt parts of the couAo'i "ur medlciue cures, per month, not less than 10,000 cases of fever andKue, one thousand of which have resisted all qther treatment 4500 cases of bilious fnter

BS00 do of weakneennd general debility ef various chronic diseases of weak slafnach and loss of appetite of dyspepsu of rneuma^sm of female ioinplaints of atrua cie,or enlarge! spleen: of liver cinplaltit of fcarlet/Tever of typhu/fever of putrld'sore throat. This must appear ai/nosVlncredible,blltlH« numerous letters from physicians, agents, and those who use the medicine, from all die Western and Southern Stales, satisfy us that this isi

2600 iooo 630 teoo 1000 1200 1500 600 400 300

mttdtrale

estimate, and that our

medicine is rapidly Mklw the place of lhe various

tar-coahd counlcrftilt

ous

tonic

mixltires.made wholly of

rrs

=======

tu-

wnidi are afloat, and Ihe numer

quinint

which are

imposed upon die piblic by manufacturers who live,no-

body knwt trlrtrcf Dr. Brape's tamces Sugar-Coated Indian Queen ere Pills are of two linds-the Cathartic and Tonic. The Tonie pills are pfculjarly adapted to lhe quick and per. mancntcitreof It^er&nd a?ue, torpor of the liver, and general debility, It is In fever and ague, chill fever, tc

Who cau winder,- then, that a menicii of snch tensive popularity and extraordinary virtues should cause Great Excitement among the Doctors 1!

The pn-jiidirei of pnyficlans against their use area last eiving *»ay to the play of reason, and the convictions ol every d» experience which they derive from ihslr patients and friends who use them.

Docu.rs are niw almosi every day g*nd!nporders from every part of fbe country, for a supply of these pills use In their practice.

Here is one all ihs way from the Stale of Mississippi, jujt received. Let Doctors and ihe sick look to it ana Intficn lo procure a supply of this Wouderfal Tonic:

T"„{)r'

Beach Gaovs, TirpAtt Co Altsa., July 19, 1847.

To Ir. Brtfge. St. L&tlil, Mt S ih —i ha

*. 1 UfT-AR »1H'

havo to inform you that I have used all

our Toaic Fill*, and, therefore pray yen to send me another suppl/ Immediately, a* tfiere It much fever and acme witnin the bounds of my practice, and I hardly kno* bowlosailsfy and cure mybatieau without them. 1 have ilorouehly tested your Tonic pills in mr practice ibroufh this country, not only In chills and fever, tint In reaj typhoid /iter, and I have met wilh such success froriilhefr use that I now find myself ata loss lofei atons wlhiint them. I consider them a treat blessing to the ptfple of the West and Soiilh, and 1 ant satisfied that thef are imponant in the cure of more disease* than yo« recommend them for.

Oon'iiail ia forward me aaupply b/ mall, a* quickly as possible, directed as above. Very retpecifullv, your*.

JAMBS HODGES, M. P.

For it!* br Cnnlogbam

Sept. 8, liHr-3S-ly

Warfen, Terre-Hauta,

•ICOK.n A\D KIMIJl"

CLOTHING STORE.

THli underaigned have again received and opened a general arid extensive stock of genilcmeo'* Wi/jtcr Clothing, two doors west of Nippert'* corner, which embrace* all'the fashionable articles worn iy grnllemtn in the winter months, and

|o which they invile tho alien tion of the public. Frock and Dres* Coats, of Cloth, Ciursimere, Satinetia. of ve.ribo* price* and qualities. Pants, Veats, Undergarments. Handkerchief*, Cravat*. Sospendera. vrinter Cap* and Hat*, and every thing io the line of Clothing will bd found at this new establishment, and at price* onprecwlented (or rhea vines*.

Our ettennve stock of Winter Clothing wwwleet^O and bought for caah, at the lowest rates, in t'^« very '^t eastern niarieu, and from *uch fact, we can offer indooement* to purchasers superior perhaps, to anv House on the W»ba«h. VV# keep FASHldN'AlJLE aa well a* durable and cheap Clathing, ami will offer and sell every article at soch prices aa miwt please the porchaser. {•r Pi«a*e to remember th* Rough and Ready CM hine Stare, on National Road sStreet, »eat of Nipp«iii corner.

ST A eood stock always on band. SIMON & HER8HLER* Terre-Haote# December I, 1847-50-tf

Agent Mutual Life intaranee Company0f. Policies for one year, oi seven years, for life, hwoed on the most £»vorable tem*.

April I, 1817-lfr-lfV£^

rui.

DRUG STORE.

iN ROSE'S BUlLDlHe. WEST SIDE COURT-HOUSt,:

ALLISON & CO., HKTA1L DKAI.KR8 IX

Medicines and Chemicals,

flialnta, Oils, Varnish, Dye-Stuffs, WiO« dow QIasa, Glassware, Perfumeries, fa A PS. PATENT MEDICINES. SVHOl*

CAL INSTKUMEtXTS. PURE WISES AM) LIQUORS. AND EVERY ARTICLE USUALLY FOUND IN

DRUG STORES.

HAVE

just received a large supply of arliclei hi their line, and are prepared to sell as loW lor Cash as any other establishment ef the kind YVe*i of the mountains.

They have on hand for the different occupa* tions, in part, a« follows:

For Physicians

Calomel, Eng. and Am.lAq. Ammonia, Quinine, Opium, Morphine, Rhubarb, Ipecac, *. Iodine, H. de Potassa, Kreosote, Citrate of Iron, do do nnd Quinine. Nitrate ol Silver, Spts. Nitre Dulc., Sulph. Ether,

Sv tinges, ass'd., jAloes, Camphor, Senna, Pink Root, Sugar Lead, Corrns. Suhlimatv, Red Precipitate, Gum Arabic. Assorted Vials, Comp'd. Ex. ColocVtilhj Kxtract Hyoscyamus.

Country Merchants and Grooarsi

Bpsem Sails, Ctwtor Oii, ass'd., Stveet do Blacking, of our own manufacture, Paienl Medicim-a, Shaving Soaps, Nerve and Dono Liniment, Cedar PonriU, Red do Flour Sulphur, Brimstone^ Indigo,

Alum. Ulack Ink, Blue do Red do SpiceB, ail kinds, Ginger, ground Essences, Matches, Lee's Pills, Liqnotice, Tobacco, Snleralus, Paints, Soda and Acid.

Painters. Chroma Yellow do Red,

White Lead, Red do Linseed Oil, Turpentine* Putty, (Jlass, ('opal Varnish, Japan do Walnut Slititt, Couch Varnish, Uiushes do do Painting, Liihnrire, Chrome Green.

S. & H., Yellort,Store.

-J., Yellot#,St 7-4 3-i

Tcrre-Haute, Oct. 13, 1847

Terra Sienna, Umbers, Gold Lenf, Silver do French do Dutch Metal, Bronzes, assorted* Pari* Green, Vermillion. Prussiiih Blue, Whiting.

Fullora, Hatters

&0.

Logwood. Madder, Extract do., Indigo, Fustic, Alutli, Nicaraitua, (.'ream of Tartar* Camwood, Crude Tartar, Bar Tin, Cochineal, Atjua Fortis, Solution of Tin, Miniaiic Acid* Brazil Wood, Oil Vitrol, Annatto, Blue do Curcuma, (Copperas. Red Wood, Gum Shellac* Brazilletlo, Verdiaris, Sul Ammonia#. Lac Dye, 'f-"»

For Tanners.

A large supply of tho best BROWN OIIJ. b^ the barrel nud gallon Lampblack, Copperas, and other articles in your line, which wo will tell at a small advance oncost. for Coach and dabinet*M4kBxlB

A Hue lot of .Coach, Cabinet, Japan, and Black Varnishes Brushes, Camwood, GlUe, and all kinds of Paints nntl Oils, On which wo are prepared to oflfcr you stronn inducement* to buy.

j*or Milliners,

A beautiful article of White GIupj Rusaiah and American Isinglass, Gnm Arabic. Brimstone, Oxalic Acid, &c., which we will sell cheap for ca*h»

For Farmers

'A full sttpidy of Fresh Medicine* of all kind* for* fimilv use Horse Medicine*, Fish Oil, Paintsj lndi«o* Madder, "«Stc., cheap for cash or approved product'.

People in generaL,

A splendid assortment Stationery, consiatinf of Cap. Letter and Note Paper Envelopes* Btetl Pens. Blue. Black and Red Ink, Paper $land*. Ac.

Every ariicle you need in our line, such a* Drugs. Medicines, Soaps for Washing hnd *havingj

th*t"ihVy'achievi their greatest triumphs, it rarely re-1 Spices of all kinds Oils, Paints, Dye-stuffs, tt quire* over twel&e hour*, or more than half aboxot ihe ehoire lot of Perfumeries, all Iho popular 1 utent ionic pills, to tt-ealt the chill and eflfcet a permanent

-.L! J. «soiv tho r«A 111 iH tho ton kinpMof j»

cure—which ls Birely the case wlih tha tonic mixtures of quinine, huwk«l about the country by ignorant pretenders. Those wlo Uke the ionic pills once, will never forsake them.

ALSO—Choice nsf.ortment of the be*tTKA, sel -cted at the IVkin Tea Company Warehouaej warranted ofthe l»e»t quality, and prices to suit, sg/'

Window Glas*, Honey,

Pure Wine* and Liqudrs, (for aickness only,) Rrushes for White-washingj Painting. Duaiing, illiirkitid, cleaninir Nail*, Hair, Flesh, &c. tihod Blacking, llatli Bricks. Lemon Syrup, Tobacco* Rappee. Mnccaboy and Scotch Snuff*. Ac. &e. &c,

We have on hand choicie lot of Old Witiea ..nd Brandy, such as Cokomc Brandy, 4th proof Madeira Wine, very old Lisbon do, veiy old JYncrifle do| Port do. Tlic»e Liquor* we war* rani pure, and sell for sickness only.

Al*«. a large and splendid assortment of C*K« mm, which we will sell by the pound or box. Horse Medicines of all kind* kept con*lantly on hand, ami for sale cheap.

Our whole time i* devoted to the Drug Bustne*s, and the preparing and dispensing of Medi* cine*. All orders from our friends will meet witll our personal ntlenlion and it is our design to keep a full assortment of every thing in our line^. We nre^roristanily receiving from the varioua markets, by which mean* we are enabled to execute order* by the packatre or otherwise, at a* lot* price. *s UNADULTERATED article* can b*i procured at any other e*tabliahment.

We ate sdlicitous to acquire a character for ael* lin Goon and Gr.wttijr* articles. ttT Physician*. Consumer* and Dealer* are in' vited to call and fexamine our *«ock and prices.

may

life isscrasck igehcv. John F. C'rnfST $

C. J. ALLISON & CO.

Terra-rtaute. Indiana, Nov. 3, 1847-46-ly

Fille Horses Wanted.

THE undersigned has filled up the Borton stable, and intend* remaining in Terre-^&-

Haute the ensuina winter, with the »iew of pur-» channg Fifty or Sixty Fine Hotse*. for whkh ho is prepared to pay liberal price* in ca*h. Farmmer* of the country may aee aome fine *atMlea in the way o» horse-flesh by calling at the drore«aid stable, and if they have similar «tock for *ale, they would do well to bring it in. The advertiaef wants no common horse*, but only llw *ery h«*t the country can afford!, therefore an flwrtor ani' ma I need not be offered.

DAVID RTJNNWN. Late of 8t. Louis, Mo.

Terre-Hiute, December 22,1847-1-tf CT We were politely requested to calf.attfr R.'s *tabl« to see hia fine lot of Hor*e«, ran »*y we have seldom *een so many noble lookintt

animal*

together, most of which seem like they

can hoond over the_ earth like antelopes} and *a Mr. Ronnion baa riot made op hia complement tel. oar Parmer* now ha*e a chance to di*po*e of 'ail their fine stock at good prices. We sbtfuld be clad to hear, that in the market to which thia *toc«

be uken, that the Indiana

Afor

horse*

bore the

lushest price*, and best remunerated the rataer •nd purchaser. There atfUl be no mail fadaref where tbeae horse* ere u*ed.—En. Ex

FOR

———————

STECOND-HAND »K»N BOARD, mad# aims both *ides, arid will contain twaW* twel*e»inch leHers. Apply here^

November U, 1847.