Wabash Express, Volume 7, Number 29, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 July 1848 — Page 3

Wednesday Morning, July 5, 1848.

Our National Jnbilcc. JULY 4, 1S48. This day was handsomely celebrated all orer Terre-Haute, and everybody

ceremonies

I,anu-

participated in the

At sunrise, a national salute of .thirteen" guns was fired from the eminence near the Prairie House, accompanied by the ringing of aii the

bells in town for half an hour. Soon after breakfact, the scholar* of several Sabbath Schools as-

•entitled under their teachera and superintendents, near Mr. Gilbert's cottage, and in a procession of

tiear 600 strong, with martial music, marched to 'the Poblic Square, where seats were provided in 'the open ground, fur the Court-Honse could not

'have held the vast assemblage. The ceremonies

'here were several sweet anthems hy the choir, aiWrtl by instruments, and an address by Thw H.

Nctsox, Esq., of Ttockville, which, for purity of style, moving eloquence and brilliant periods,

"we have seldom heard equalled. The speaker'* apostrophe to the Bible was remarkably fine, and

thrillingly said, and must have made a deep impression upon every hearer. Mr. N. is a natural orator—of dignified appearance and pleasing ad

dress—and will make himself enviably known to "his countrymen st no di*iant day. We would

give anything we have for

hit

talents and address

as public speaker. During thi* time, Mr. Char. Dr.wKT.Jr. was

addressing a Sabbath School at the Universal Church, and though in prceeding bad health, we 'henr that his eloquent effort was received wiih

much satisfaction. His hearers, on that occasion, pronounce him a genuine scion of the parent stem

—the noble old Judge who has fought hi* way to

distinction by his own strong arm and polished I mind.

Hnd Methodist church, and after UnFtirfg on Mar-

J**, Esq., formed fllcm into a hollow squarts around the National Emblem, and three chcem 5rov^ni',,hn a W am went up to its honrtr, whtch'seemed to fill tile JTrownson DanlM ... ..

"vaat c»tic«ve above.

nificanily r*»|»lic*l:

a/l

one of

'feet loltjf,

away like Iharfic, Knd'tlidn came (he tegular toMs,..Caldwell AO

which wo tvoulfl 1nert a^copy Were trt

The cbrtifmny ihrh ffl*|ie'ried"^-th6se frofft ihe Calv|nTl)

"rounft'y returning home^nid, and ttiany o( tborfo JcHliiptop'k

In town wetit in the evening to the gVeenwood, In kic nio Cbinpauica to quite finish the fctiniv^saYy of t'app* Wm I.Canadv bn Amertcnn'Indept'nflenco. !|Carroli KtUa,

The procession of the^'Sows" crtn^hiteiVof SS'O •—sevi'thlttf nfir own members however, froth va- i'mul r^irhoias

"rions circu'mslmicea\ conld not be of the nulnfiber.. n»v|s John O

Wti hope visiting brethren wWro pleased with th'e ir"j^Vt''V"^in

reception theV met wi\h an'iong us and may go jJ^pr jati'a )iome impreMt'd with the %0d«l thvy can rfleet and jiovis i^tf«veue 3

let their elTorO* le ceaseless—thefcameloo, should {^Vidiwn'john

\je the aim of tho«o reftiiibilighere. JtrAke Mar All Vvere indebted to Ihe Martial M\)fcic which Davis Sarah l^ocke Wm l^avl* J.'hn rertbv Wm .S vans Thomas van* Oeerpe

Vviil 'obtiiinVid foV the ricrtiSitttt, niid which added much thtt interest rtf ihtt ttiatt-lirs\ rtremonieS,:

Vfec. So also, are they iiuhibtM trt the thoir, which though hastily lorme'd* and Vvithtflit pratlice "d|4«

toursed sweet rt\usic" to the alien live rah

Tuesday eiewdiHgty Rntt, Ahtl there wfhe

more people in IttxVtt than we have ever seen rtn a kimilar occasion, Oom all uf which we conclude

unanimnutjy

er than KW ret soUttu\ from the voice or an instru

ment, and Mn A» can ptodticfc both in |rrsl i*r^

fection.

TtIK ttttXi fc. M. CHA*I«K»lAt*, tittfe ttf ih»

electors of the State at large for Gett. Cass, made a

speech in this place on Monday last. We have not room nor time to devote any space lit bis re

marks now, (nit perhaps it as well, (of we Jitesume Hauna He may have confirm-! oitoway Hunter Charles

he did no harm any way ed slightly a lew of the Wavering and ondeeWed—

that he has made any change* (few will a*sS«t

hor any believe. Haynes L- S Harris Jameit Hayes Atlo

We am authorised by Gen. Taylor te»T tfeat U*

^IS^SSS&JKSXJSa.

a doubt thai his honor aod repeullon ,,, their

*iU, after fairtrta)

To tlic Piioilc.

A request appeara in the last Express, signed by eral citizens uf Otter Creek Toarttsbip, asking the use of my name as a candidate fcir^b^ ltsgtslaiure. This »"fl

Uramer Philip

I Caldwell Richarfi

)^-ak« Kllxabcth

Merlon Susan Kdmenits James Kiartl Oeorse KdintU'ii \V 2

The dinner was creditable and worthy tho"Ste^*,Kversol Christopher

tort House," and though *e were writing this arli- ^'i7«?inlJ(.hnnhl tie while Others are enjoying the eating, we under- Robert, •tiind from them that nil Wen Satisfied and nolle Were sent hungry rtway.

Daniel

Foreman Samuel udray Milton 3 Oeorse

I turiiiA Komlray Fauf'tt I Farinw Falrfieli Fuller Sarah Fall Aujeltne freeman Samuel f" 11 ni Alvln Fry W rosier JamM G^rapthV Tlwmai Uriffiii W if a

Fairfield Wirt

that "ferVeiHaulh il ode or ihfe

greatest place* outside of New orki

Crt^fcRltfa.—Mr. A H. Alllick hai given two tlitlcreea Robert

toncerts in this place, both of which were well at- G*inn* A 'j*"'1"1 ltapplriling ih a moment, We *»«n *aw Oarwood KawleS

that Mr. A. was overflowing with muaic—melo- Gregory jy—harmony. His touches upon the violin were

fkcm)in||ly line and rich, and his voice in many songs, delishtful. ftothlhg fartlM UsaWay »Wn-

A i'lcK

0r*h*"'

^,hn

Greenly Shsdrartr* tilaaebnxik LnUyetle OriswnlU George t!ultSrtl Jiflhua Guttner Graham Benjamin Grimes Joniuhaa Gstsle llaniM KltHKrd Heery Charles Henry Woodford a Heterter Andrew Harris Wm Haynes Mrs Harris lame* N Hartley Ttglman Harmon Ma Hull John 4

Howard Dante) Hanlfn Holt Win

Gen. Taylor-Imporfrtiit. A iecofoco fioorbfcck, changed to have oHgiiuted at tie iifctTivAil Custom House, at New Orleans, ha# lately been pat In Hams Wm circulation, to the effect that Oe«i. TayW bad rep«*J$a- Taylor led the pleJgss made by Judge Saunders In the late Harris John or Hartuoo Whif Convention al Philadelphia. The Wlowinf cant, Horn t*»eb which we find la ihe 5u Louis Republican, oftkeM instant, will nail ihe base coin to the coamer: a Card.

I^VANH^N.

June 184S. A. C. BUtUTT,

»It, BRAKG'9 SrfiAB COATED TEGETABLE PILLS. Are now Uve gml popular

A an 1

or Giles Gnpf*cy Josiin Wertey Jmh Mary Jones tofj Jatvb A mi tew $*t«s

Jo«:e* Jaiwe* JnbosUeorjef K«yke*uu KnUht Kincn»B A hUog Fretrtey

Kelly Knlfhi A Mw Wm I

Ifte day

No family should be witbo^i iWa etedlclae.

*e e^

In submitting my name, as I now do, to the People of rase with which 1 bail been afflicted

Jo*®ph S. Jenckes, Esq. joverej to

date for the Lower Huure of the next General A»seuibly, ywi will receive the warm support of July &-i9 Many voters.

9IARRIED.

In I,e Roy, New York, on the 21*t of June, 1848 bv Rev. I«aac I,. BixoHAM,Rev. WEI»TON M. MODE8JTT ofTerre Haute. Ind., to Miss MARY TAGGART, of the foimer place.

D* We wi*h our young friend all the happiness in the world.

In thi* place, tn-dav al 10 o'clock A.M. by Rev. A. W. FnKKVM*.'Dr.GEO. W. CLlPPINGER. to Mis* ANNIE L. COOK, daughter of Jas. Coox, merchant of Terre-ttaOte.

DIED.

Tn l)ii« plans, on Sundav morninir last, of in flammntion of ilje bowels, Mrs. CAROLINE A., wife of Phit.O N. Kxkkla5», aaed abour 20 years.

Nert come the exercises by thtt 8otts orTem- the i«t dny of jniv. 181*. and if mt tainrt out with- .. in three mnmbs will be sent to the Genelal Port Office perance and citizens united, whrch was a pioces-

aion, s|»eer.h, dinner, 'cotd Wafer tensls, «5cc., &c.! A'tsmn Unbelt

»,tSt OF LETTKftS in the Post Office, al ferre-Haute, ort

,jea() |Ptterg

The "tfows" assembled first at the Town Hall, ^^"onV'wrn tf

Anderson Absalom Allen A I) Anilnrson J«n«

kct street, marched east to t)r. Read's corner, thence down Wabash street to tire coutt yerd.— In passing the'FMjg on the eminenrt w«#st wT tile Alleheler Fredrick 4 tb I Al»m«Jnnn Prairie Houne, the'ehtef marRhall, 8. u. udok- amUrnon

I Hltrher Frederick

Mrow()

ArrtWdiit the Public Square, after rome flife JJnrnettRG Tf|)| 1^3AC vocal tflid instrumental taUsic, and the leading of Uranimpr Charlotte

the never-dying DtcuAnATtoN by Rev. Gkoiiob John*!. 4 Htawlkt, the procession artd citizens present Were Jjailey 6«njninln 2 ti Parbee Amanda \rth nddresssed for one hbur and a (JUortnr by IIaiivkt )lralipr Wm D. Scott, Esq., ih a pertinent, excellent and el-! )!°^ynja^raim oquont manner—juat in such a way as pieoaed

Jj^ckman Klizabeth

ii Hurton.W

hearers, and mode them feci like shouting ocfa- Rnr|,(.r jra eionally. The west seems to be Ihe natural soil ^®uben

for eloquence, its beautiful scenery, mountains, Pn.wn H^S rivers and valleys, expnnd the mind, elevates aitd Jlniiey MalmUi A purifies the thoughts, nnd produce* that elaatlcl- n^wm?A"«rollne tv of feeling which gives power to the orator, and Jjmtlierton Abel a by which he can thrill tile n^urt of the most nrowll Kliznbeih phlogtnalic listeher atld proudly may ve point to 'the gifted men the we*t ha* already produced, and

to tlione who aro now following'In thi ir footsteps. I|rnwn Almlra At the conclusion ofthe oratlUh, we a'Skcd a critic

'near by "What do ybu think of Scotil" He sig- ^oombj. I)

'«//). Jnmpfl

This Wrought the dinner hcitir. 3 e'clock, and '.ChUndJeJ JwpK ihe coni|any »nt down to a tnbio

three kuiiilred

and a (amine is nothing to the way the puttier Puvhl

good things prepared by WV. H. Stkwaiit dis- Cniiway'l^H nppdtred'biTore thdt half-rflarvcd republican frtmily. A tabic from the cast to the West side of Iho ,Cannon W^F

wjuare, lllled tb overflowing «fith ever production ^oli'V/rberr"!""''

of the soil 'that tfttttld be dtoWded on it, waa swept

KeNev S A Kishi'Wm l^e Marzaret I ockrirf?'» farah J/iveall John I/ine James I^»onard Catherine I/iiiilprmilk Kansom l^nnkforcl Edward 1,1 tie Kbenezer U* Jatne* S i^rimore Robert l.mld James S I.ittlij John Wm I.ambd..n 1 jtmlU Samuel Morris A 2 Mars A Plorean A S Meldrum W Mewhlnney Johnsort Miner Charlea Mann Samuel Mattinjrly Kdward Millsuutrh Jerry Maoes Cyrils 2 Mattox Jaines MinprJ'thnK MHihpws Joseph (Mi.«s M) Melvin A Malier Michael Mann Henry •Morriion James Mitchell A Mannine Wm Moore Moore Josh.ua MorcanGW. McKlnney Wm 2 •MrWoods Archibald 2 McKns John Mr.Manomv Isaac McBri'|e Tfhomas McClanahan Mary Anh McCoy Nelson McAitams Stephen JVlcMurtry Samuel 2 Met]will James JVTcMiillen Thomas JMcCrarv Manuel MacrrifT John John McClelland, John JMcCormlf. Almira. JVIrOuire Thomas3 jtlcWoodi fleorce •McMtillln Patrick jVaylor William Norman lnauc •Norris William Nicholas Jaines ,Owrev William .Oaks Pamuel Offle Howard 2 .O'Roylo John ,O'Brien John Oaie.Wm (Oar Patrick Printer Wm J'atlerson Parker Mary (Poller Nathaniel rarisli Solomon Phillips Wm Pointer John J'atlerson Greenbury Pound John Price John W Penewell John jPegg Ophelia Pearcel James rauerson Andrew Kuinbly John Itedfleld Sylvester Herd Almira Jtymmi John Hi-sj Rileinan Jtoss S 3 Kay James J!ay Wm Jtf Jtedor W or George Kawley Mary Jane Koilfunl James Heardon Stepheh Keives Francis Kawley Malildi Jteeii l.evi Khiafes llarlah Keed Thomas Kdsh Samuel Itandon John Kichanl.i Lewis Stone ft Chamber) Sparks Samuel Sales James .Sesler Wm Soloman Wni Siewart liixon San key Preston Stewart Jane Sparks Walter Slies Jacob Hpeed Thomas SwinTord Wm Schee James Siewart Alexander Sparks Benjamin iSewart Asa Simmons Wni Stmnglthn JameS Sparks Ephraim Shelly Owen Surrett Samhel Sandusky Sarah S Stnn* Surah Si'oeal John Seictirist Wm Stewart Hugh Shull Richanl Stevens W Steele Samuel Soreii*in S Smith Smith John 2 Rmllh Charles I.) 3 Smith Ksndolpti Smith tamuel 3 Smith Charted Smith O A Smith Mr Smith BrnjMIH Tucker Alexander Thralls Matilda Tevetnngh Josepti Teeker John Tway Wm Tbewpeoa To«p*it*!S A Thompeon Saoralt A Tbo«tt»t Bryam Thavec W Trwief Aadrew Thompenn John W wriunan Jane of Sarah

Jl',m

|XVAin& ciireti by Jalne's fjvpcc

lornnf.

request has been seconded by verjiihan^petsonat anlici- pr. Jayne—Dear Sir—By the blessine of God. yoor a lions, fa the same effect, from various other Town- Expectobaxt has effected a cure in me of a most disshipein the county, and from jentlemen, loo, equally tnvsins complaint. In December last, 1 was seize*! entitled to my gratitude and respect. with ereafseveiity hv a paroxism ofiSSTHMA a dis-

Vlso, (or their approval or rejection. I beg ihem to be- ]t was attended wih a hoarseness and serenes* Here that no personal view* 1f my own could have is- of the luoes and throat, together with alueonnoscoueh, duceil me Ui lak« this step but feel onder too many and complete prostration of etflenetb, and worn out with oblifatloD* for past (avors. to I be citizens of lb is connty suffocation, when a bnute of your Kxpeclorant was sent to refus" the use of my humble name. In connexion toiny house. At first I ifioushuilfcas nothing traiquackwlth the place of Representative, should il be acaln ery. but seeing it was so hishlr reuonimended by Dr. their pleasure to confer It upon me. If elected, I will Goinf, with whom I was well.acquainted, I was inducendeavor to do my duty as I hope it has ever been my k,try it, and in a few days it completely cured me, aim. io years gone by. nor have I ever had any return of the disease since. I

All proper and convenient occasions will be taken by have now formed so high aa opipiqn of your medicine, me to address the People in their respective Townships, that if I had but a few bottles of il, and could obuin no and to give iny views ea those subjects of i*Ute policy

more,

which wi|i be likely lo ebcage lire attention of the next l'ours man respectfully. Legislature JOHN SSEGER.

Legislator* July 4, tt»B THOS. DOWLING.

M*. Dkali*ok.—1notice In your psper call upon me beomtc a candidate al theensuing August election for ihe nfltce of Probate Judfp. ItenOermy thank* to those indiv idual* who have thus expressed their prefereoce, and in reply wotikt most res can nut respond 10 their call.

LambenviUe. N. J., Aprii 27,1844.

fat

pectfully state, thai I I erville. for Dr. Jatne'b celebrated Hair Tome, to reJOHN F. CKUFT. 1 »iore my hair, which was then (ailing out daily. I procured one buttle, and applied its contents according to the directions. When the bottle was exhausted, I dis-

mjr

If yon will permit your name to be used as a candi- YocnoHair was stautihc handsoinfly 1 therefore

June 2")3, 18^'8-28'tf

many ears

I would nut pan with them for ten dollars each,

Pastor of the Baptist church at Lambertville, N.

Ko Excuse for a Bald Head. From the SomerviMe(N. J.) Whig. Sometime since I called n»on M"r. P. Mason, of S001-

treat surprise ind satisfaction, that the

purchased another, aud Soon Until 1 had uked three bottles, and now, as a compensation, 1C7 hair is as thick as ever.

And what is more surprising* rty tat art ess was not occasioned by sickness, in which case there is greater hope of restoration—bull was hereditary.

JAH. O. RODGKKS, MeiBodlst Minister. Mount Horfeb, Somerset co.-, K. J. Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne^ Philadelrthla.and sold on agency by Ei S. Wolfe, Twe-Hayte and New Alarket, and Charles Wood, at Terrt-Haute.

Where may hi had a otertiln cure for Bowel Complainu, Colic,

he.

Where may be bail the AMERICAN HAIR DYE, warranted to charigfe the b%ir Ua beaullfoi auburn, or perfectly jet black color.

July 5,1848-29-lt.

INDIANA

DRUG STOllE.

IN ROSE'S BUILDING. WBSt SIDE COURT-HOUSE.

C. J. ALLISON ft CO.* WllOLfeSALK AND JIKTA1L DkALEIIS 1JT

l)i1lgs, Medicines and Cliehiicais,

Points, Oils, Varnish, Dye-fltutfs, Witf dow Glass, Glassware, Perfumeries, SOAI'S. PATENT MEDICINES, SURGI

CAL INSTRUMENTS, PURE WINES AND LIQUORS. AND EVERY ARTICLE USUALLY FOUND IN

DRUG STORES.

are now receiving our summer nnd fnll etock of Druifs, Medicines and l/hcmicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glassware. tc.. to which we invite the nttention of Physicians, Merchants, ami the public generally^.

Our slock is more extensive and general than any in the Wabash Valley, and was selected with great care. We do not profess to sell goods at cost, but do sny to those who may favor its with their patronage, that we will net be undersold by any house on the Witbash river. Our whole time is devoted to the Drug Business, and the preparing and dispensing of Medicines. All orders from our friends will meet with our personal alteution. And it is our design to keep a full assortment of every thing in our line. We are constantly receiving from the various markets, by which means We are enabled to execute orders by the pxeknge or otherwise, at as low prices as

O. J. ATiTJPON & CO.

Terre-Hante, June 28, 1848-28-tf

Another a¥t*ival of

S31 CSJ' 3D C&d did 633

THE

subscriber has just received another supply in addition to his already lafgo stock of Dry iods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, «Scc., All of which he will sell at asloriisbinalow prices. Call and see. DAVID H. ARNOLD.

hnnil, and cohstanftv makittg up, splendid as80rtmcht of R^ady-made Clothing, which, isItppt ,se|)arnfe, up pairs. A very experienced. and ahle'cutier cbts for this establishment. I ask all to give nie call, for I feel safe in Mocoiptftendiiig.the articles I keep for sale.

Dont mistake the stor#, National Road street, two doors below IS'ippert's store., June 28, IMS. D. H. AtlNOLD.

J[!ST

received nt the new store of D. H. ARNOLlI), a handsome lot of Unrages, BaTtiVrines also a few Shawls and Scarfs.

June 28, 1818.

URSE Twist, Deads, Rings and Tassels just received and for

sale

at the cheap store of

June 2&, 1848. D. H. ARNOLD.

LOT of Sheetings, Shirtines.Tickings an'J Checks jtist opened and lor

na\e

and cheap whnltiale

at the

new

Vine?

retail cash stare of

June 28, 1848 D. ti. ARNOLD.

WANTED*

nrihLUS-

feat

hers f.n which

lLfjvlvl" the highest prices will le paid

in jjooils, at D- H. ARNOLD'S STORE. June 28, l$4fe.28-tf

SALE OF FORFAITED SCUOOL

LANUS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the 'indersigned will ofier at public sale, at "he Couri-rtouse door,in Terre-Haute, Vigo county» Stitp of Indiana, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4

Hine west. (Tjf* Tenia of sale regulated by l^w. W. N. HAMILTON. Auditor.

Itine i4§, iSl8 2^-id4 Prs fee $4,00

tSREAT BARG4IXS.

bobtis AT COST—SELLING OFF*

GOODS AT COST

U* Call

Mercer

Hays John Hoirmrt W W 0

Wlnrtew ROswetl Walsh A ntJwoy

Jker Jaafc

Irons oh aso* Utvata Chan«»an Jooes Fraakuu

WISH to cfiAse otit my stock of goixls in short order, ,ferid from this lime Hfettcefflrth, lii

&EUh OFF at COST

The Stock is general, great variety of everv thing, arid better bargains may no* be bad thad e»er before

tooilfor

bargains. E. S: WOLF^.

Jane 31, '49-27-3t: West side square.

1¥7"HITE Glue, very sop^Hftf, for sale b\ U. J. ALLISON & CO.

R. Roftr's Rose Dcntrifire for sale by C. ALLISON & CO.

Withtara A WnJlace

Whitman Heory KiitabeUi Win» Wm WwxlfJefTT Walker .M*»7 Ann Wtiluuu* Heory 3 W*tkiM Wm \Vo*! rJfe Sf*rro« VkjUMk Maria WmhIiAm WrtgtHiufca Wi^inrrao

WAIVTED I.n.HEDIAtELl p* Poond* I.ive Geese Feathers, for vl'Ull which the highest price will be paid in cash or goods. J. COOK &. SON.

May 31, 1848 24-tf

Jta#*

HEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS

"AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST."

THE

Jefcvi

alter S aaawl WtttlMIMOS Warrew iotra *J«k Niltaa W*ii«C«iv4N idtk w«Keni (Stemst, WaUnM tterid WlhwMi W«UTTO W VmmhJR 2

Subscribers havejost received the balance of ibeirXpat!«« Goods, which furnishes them with a fall and rompleir assortment of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS. GROCERIES and QfTCtfXSWAfiB, which tbey wlfl dispose of at

wholamle

O. W9QS, r. M.

Tftrt DsWi My fBIM9-3w

and

retail

at the very

lowest rates, for cadi, or in eiclfsrrge for roontry prmtoce. J. COOK & SON. May 31, rs48-44-t£

GENUINE Borgondy Pilch for sate by C. J. ALLISON & CO.

JLST

received aud for sale, an assortment of first rate

DHY, GROUND and MIXED PAINTS. Linseed Oil, China White. Spirits Turpentine^i Srnaltz.

AND JAPAN VARNISHES. Warranted equal to any in the Uuiied Stares also EnameHed And Chtystalized Tin and Glass fHjrtes.

a splendid article for signs.

tfiftoeisr Pictcrk Fn*MKs. at 25cU". each.

Maps

ind Pictures varnished and learned.

House,

sig\ aid carriage

PAPER HANGIMG. CARRIAGE TRIMMING.

done at the old stand, sign of the Pai&t Keo Post, corner of Mulberry fend Fourlh Streets, one door South of the new Baptist Church t«v .WARREN.

Tterre-Haute, May 31, 1848 24-if

Market street, nt the coj-nel- tf Mullierry, two squares north of the Court-ljouse. has been entirely re-fitted, and repaired throughout, anil is lidw offered to the travelling public and Boarders, ns one of the best Inns in ijie, place, and will be known hereafter, as (he

SAOILIS ffiOTEILo Conducted by the undersigned, whd has spent several yeai"s til-his life in the entertainment of the public—and lastly at Newport, the fcoiinty seat of

III!

Vermillion, it fehAII be my entire object

to render my puests comforthblte while'under my hitif, and for this eiid no painft oratteiitidh will be spared.

The east half of the west half 4f the norlhwest Quarter of section number two, ih Township thirteen, north of \ahge.eight west. ,l.oan, interest, and damages $216,OS—mortgaged by Ipaac Henry. Also t|ie east half of the, southeast quarter, Bntl the south west quarter of (he southeast quarter of section tweijty-two in Township thirteen, north of range eight west, mortgaged by Luke JohnsOn—Loan, interest and damages $98.02.— Also the unrlhwest quarter of .the southeast quarter of sect|on eighteen, Township thirteen, north of range west, and the the northwest quarter of the tiortheast quarter of section twenty-three, Township thirteen, north of isnge ejcht west.— Mortgaged hy James Billiter—Loan, interest and damages, $109,51^

Also the west half of the.Southeast quarter oT section twetUV-ttoo, in township eleven, north of rango eight west, mortgaged b_v. John R. Lee'— Loan, interest and damages $l\6.67.

Costs of advertising jv,i|| he ndded on day Jf sale. W. ,i\T. HAMILTON, Auditor. May 31, 1848-24-9w. $7.25

SAI.IS OF !LAI^I .1ldRTC.GGD TO TlflE KEVlSVOE FUND,

THEns

following tract of land", or so much thereof may be necessary, will on Saturday the 6th day of August I&4&, between the hours of 10 'o'clock A. M.. and 4 A'clocfc P. M'., at the CourtHouse door in the town of Terre-Haiite, Vigo county*, Indislna, be offered for sale \o the highest bfddei, iftte bid being equal to the amount chargeAble (he same having been mortgaged to ihe Slntt (if Indian*, to secure a Loan from t,he. Surplus Revenue Fund in said county, and forfeited iiv the non-paym'ent of interest 'due thereon, to-wit:

o'clock. P. M.t on the second day of Sepfeml»er, A. D.. 1848, the lollowidg lot of land forfeited for the non-payment of the intefest due on the same r. to the Congressional Township, in which it is Mortgaged by Willjam Martin—LoaH, ihtercil aituaiet), to-wit: Lot number eighty-five (85.) in and damages $182,64. section sixteen, towushlp twelve, tiorih of range Costs of advertising addixl to abovie Smbuhl.

The east half ofthc stjuihwest quarter d) lection fivbin Township 10, north of range riili'b west.— I

W. N., HAMILTON, Auditor.

May 31, 1848-24-9w. $4.00

Watches, 7ewelty And ^ancy Goods.

me*,

nmn,

assorted,

White Lead, vY /\l)twp Bl.ick. Ked Lead, "Ground Black, s*p Venitian Red, ]vory Black, 1,® Umber, Pnraitin Blue, French and Yellow Ochre, Antwerp Blue, ,$rmgp Vennillion, Chrome Yellow. Terre de Sienna, Chrome Green. Litharge, ""*"7 L"

J'aris Green, T*~

Patent Dryer, TKnieiald Green, V| Spanish WMiing^ Tfrouflwick Green

Putty, and filass(1,/|

of all sizes up to 16 by 22 inches. .. j.._ GrOttnd PiiiitSi assorted colors, pttt t5p In tubes for landscape painting.

Coacli. Fvtrnltnre, wkite

MV TABLE

Will always be supjilied with the best products that the country affords prepared by the best cooks that can be had, and my

STABLE

^ill be filled with g)

unadulterated

articles can be procured at any other establishment. Ij* Physicians, consumers and dealers are invited to call nnd examine our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.

n..

provender, and atten-1

ded to by ihe most carefiil bsllers. Intending to devote my personal attention to

EAGLE HOTEL,

It shall always be my aim to let no one depart dissatisfied. O- 'Phe Public are respectfully invited to call and see if We do not redfeerti etery

pletlge we have

here made. Reapectftlliy*, DAVID W. CUiVER: Terre-Haute, May JJl, 1^48-24-tf.

N. B: The singes leaving Terre-Habte, call regularly at the EngllB Hotel for passeiipers.

SALE OF LAA I HIOttTOAG TO THE COIVGKb'SSIONAL T* W tV-

SHII' I l\D.

THEso

following pieces, parcel/, or lots of land, or much ol ench as may be necessary, will, on Saturday the 5th day of Augtist, 1848. between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M., and 4 o'clock P. M., nt the Court-Hou^e floor irt the Town of Terre-Haute. Vigo county, Thdinna, be offered for sale to the highest bidder, the bid being equal to the amount chargeable: (he s^ihe having been mortgaged to the Slate o£ Indiana, lo'secure loans from the Congressional Township Fund, in said county, and forfeited by non-pay^ nient of interest due thereon, to-wit:

E undersigned beg leave to call the atten

tion of their friends and the public generally, to their late importations, which pmbrsces a splehdjil stock of Jewel

ry and Fancy Goods, which they, will sell ss lots as can be had in the Wetiern

Statta. Our stock embfabes Ladies' Lafg* BrMst I*iHs, of ill kinds Gentlemeh's Pins and Gold Studs, many patterns Er Rings, lar^e and small Bracelet Clasps, a beautiful article small Clasps, Heails and Crossed. Guard Slides, Fineer Rings, all

XT Clocks, Watches and Jewehy respired in a sopei ior manner. We are aj#o provided *ith machinery, to replace any part of a watch that may be worn oat or broken, equal to ihe original. 23* Old Silver and Gold taken in exchange. i. K. CRISHER & SOWS.

Terre-Haute, May 31, 164S-24-tf

FUIII.V GROCERIES.

SUPERIOR

Loaf and powdered Sogsr. New

Orktfhi and Maacovaido, do, Rio, Havana, and old government Java Coffee, Sagar House and Plainia(i»n Molaases Yottng Hyson. Imperial, Ganpowder, Powrbong (Black) Teas—Very fresh, and warranted of the b**t quality. Msrkle's fresh ground supcr&ne FUar, jost received and for sale Ww by J. COOK &. SON/"

May 31, 8lS-34-i{,

=======

HEAD QUARTERS FOR

PHILADELPHIA CLOTHING.

On National Road Street, next door to Xtppert's Comer.

BiROAIi\$i! JB.4K»AIi\S rlpiHE proprietor has just arrived from 1 Phila:lelphia, with a very large awl splendid assortment of

Super!qv Clolhiiig, Manufactured by the best workmen, and under his own inspection. His slock is

we|l made, in the latest fas A ion', and of I he best materials. and is iar sup«Vior to that generally kept for sale.

On hand sotA of the jinett of Black and jBlue Cloth Coats, Cain'... mtret Sacks, Habit ChlHi ,JTS ,!ws Tweed and Queen's cloth

Stick- Coats, Cas&imere Pants, Sa-

ami a preat varietv of

cheap (Inf hiYiS

Test. C. T. NOBLE. Clerk. June 14.1848-26-4w. §2.50

MONEY! MOi\E*L„

,Three Horses, sliiitnbfe for wngon.carlor dray, for Sale by

ROlISSEL'S

GUiVl

ALTIMORE Chrome Yellow for sale by C. J. ALLISON & C0^

TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS'. LANK BANk NOTES, suited for this Branch, anil of the late improved form, tilao

BILLS of EXCHANGE, For sale at the EXPRESS OFFlcfe.

A^iAlililA Liquorice for sale bv C. J. ALLISON & CO

PERFORATED

Qneenswarfe, Gltlsswaro, &cTUST leceived a large and complete assortment i|| of Crockery and Glassware, embracing nearly ever? article in the line at uncommonly low rates, for sale bv J. COOlt (St Stjrf.

May 31, lg48-2i-tf

PARiiOR I.AWPS 4*.

SMALL assortment «f very handsoiite |»rlor Lamps, with Globes «nd (^himnevs to match, for sale low by J. tOOK it SON.

May 31. 1818-24-tf

t'owlirfg Gan^—Powder, Lead, fitc.

psttefris and prices} Gol-1 and Silver

Oosril Key*. Gold and Silver WATCHES and Pencils, Silver ArrdWs. and Slides for head dresses Silver Spoons and Thihtbles, Mihialure cases, cheap Steel Bag Clasps, Porse Trimmings and Purse Silk. Steel tfeaas, Silver, Steel and Pialed Spectacles, fine Penknives and Scissors, Gogglen. Gold and Steel Pens, tlieel and Pearl Slides, Silk Guards. Silk Parses, Shell Coajbs, Card Cases, Alc-. dccn and a greilt variety of articles vfrhich cannot be enumerated.

FEW very superior Fowling Guns, real stub and iwist and Dnma'cus barrel?, of London make. Ride and Gun I*owJcr, Percuasidn Cap«, Shot snd Lead, for by

Msv 31. 1848-24-if J. COOK SON,

W'ttt A JIarlrie iK^nrnntc A^triicy JOHN F. CRI'FT Agtrtt Prdibclion Inshrabte fcomptrhy. p* Pdlicifes issued on Hou»€i, Merchandize, Csigoes,Steam arid Keel Bbaii, on the most favorable terms.

April 1,1^46—i 5—if

If'K CRRAM

CANDIES, WUTS. CAKES,RAISINS, &c. THE sulwrriHer has opcneil a new

CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMT^T.

one

door

=======

improved

Buck's Air

Tight Cook-*

ing Stbvcs,

a new Arti

cle and ve

ry neat/ •. r: -wws

for Wtle ns

cheatN WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL, as they can lite purchased in th£ Eastern cities-. JOHN PALMIST

Terre-Haute, June 14, I$48-26-tf

STATE OF INDIANA, Tiifo Coiikity.

ygo

Cireuil

CDtiW,

iStpftrftber Term.

1848.

William J. Bail, «&. fcrastus i'lint, l)ivid F. Roliiqson. Henry 'A Pratt, Oliver P..Wjmillnrd, and Elijah P. Fanner jo?oph M. T^liomas.

Hulinci CoperlbWait, and Charles D. Desllver.

—ForTcfosil^e.

THE

complainant-by Williant Grlswold, his solicitor, having filed hilt bill of fdreclo8ure herein, and the affidavit pf a disinleresUnl person that the said defendants, Erastus ^Jitit, Oavid F. ttobinsnn. Henrv 'J'-. Pratt, Oliver P. WoihIford, and Elijah P. Farmer Joseph M. 'j'homas, Hulings Coperthwait and Charles t)°. Desilver, are not residents of the Slate of Indiana, they are therefore hereby notified to be and appear before the judges of the Vieo Ciiciiit Court, on the first day of the next term thereof, io be holden at the Court-House in the town of Terre-Haute, on ihe second Monday of September next, then and there to p|ead, answer, or detnur to Said bill, or the same will lie takeii ns confessed, and decreed accordingly.

jOftSk

Who wants Io save ihe almighty dollar?

THE

undersigned is selling off his goods at cost, and when sold, will rent his

Old Edgie ^itaiid)

ilvhich is Well situated and arranced for a Wholesale Grocery Store. .He.will sell his Store Furniture and fixtures, the cheapest kind.

Every body that wishe's to make an honest Dime, will rally under 'the emblem of Liberty, where I ho Inw prices are the astonishment und admiration of the natives.

A t)ime saved is one mAtlb, certain.

Who will

rtfhse to make them (tr Those \Vhb are indebted to rqe will please come boldly up to Ihe work, and settle. Ill llbhlth ifi tiie cause of my quilling huslfiess.

M. VV. SEDAM.

TcHfe-Hniite, April 10, l848-21-3m

Kanawha jSalt1.

C5)00 Harrels Kanawha Salt, on consignment and for sale by March 1, 1848-11-tfc S. H'. POTTER Co.

A i) E 'S

LARGE and splendid assortment of common ant) fanby Candies, just,receiyed aqd fur sale low by ,,,, C. J. ALLISON & CO.

February 16, 1848-9-U

tOT, FOR SALE". VERY handsomely situated'lot,on thel'tyitigi -A

/\l rid, near the Congrecational Church, for anle Jn fnvor(jblo terms. Apply lo June 14, '48-26-31. S. fr. GOOfCINS.

HORSES SALE.

THE

JOSEPH GROVER.

Tferre-Haute, June 14,1848-26-4w

Sbavfrig ('rfm for safe bv C, J,. ALLISON & CO.

CoYial for sale Vy c. ,j ALLISON 4- co Dec/rrtbter 22, 1847-1-tf

paper just receJ veil and for sale by

April 12,1848-17-tf C. J. A1X1 .SON &. CO.

STATE OF iNDtANA,?

Chris spjjtce, Vigo Circuit Court, June 19, '48. A I.MIRA GILLILAND having this day filed /V in (his office her bill against her liUi-banu. William A. Gi'liland, praying for a divorce, ami also the affidavit of a disinterested person that the said William A. is licit a resident of this Stale the said 'defendant is. therefore, hetrby notified of thependeney of said suit and that unless he appear and plead', answer or demur to ssid bill, on br before tho pilling of the cause, at ilib next tenii of the Vigo Circuit Coiirt,. to be lieid at TerreHaute, on the second Monday of September next, the matters i\nd thincs therein alleged against him will be tieard and determined in his absence. 6. T. NOliLE, fclerk.

Wright &c Hamiltpn, solicitors. June 21, 1848 27-3w Prs fee $1 50

NOW

ttn Hts, v*'..-.

er offered in this market. ^^l-SO a very neai.cheap and durable Air Tight' Parlor Stove.

Mill

'I'erre-llautc, June .14, 1848-2G-3m.

TWO

COtJNTV OlF VlGO. 5

THE

west of the Bank, where wifl

CAKE

found a general assortment of Candies, 3t*rmelailes. Raisins, all kinis of Nots, f^efnons. and i^emon Syrup, West India Prewrvea, all kinds of Cakes, and numeroos other tbings too tedious to mention here. My old friemfs and customers are invited to call, and nhrim some of the good things at THOMAS H. FEARN'S.

saitable for Weddings or Parties,

furnished «o order. cy ICE CREAM every evening. Tens HauJr, Jtiue 7,1848 25-Vw

WOOL CA{JDI\C.

large slicks of w»xh1,from which lire can be kept 24 or 30 luurs', pnil si-cnro to the room a uniform temperature they are very convenient for Family Rooms. Stores. Offices.'&c.. nnd recommend themsfefves with )ieculi ir'Wce to Ihe attention of all who desire comfortable roiiiiis at very small expense tn Stoves and Fuel.

All, ihelabove Stoves are from new pti'tfernsi ihey are made very heavy, ami fro trt ih'o No 1 Ohfti Hot Blast Pig Mela], nml will mt brcrtk. alsnTceep constantly f.t'r sale", th'e cetelufiiVed BUCK'S S'l'OVE, 3 sizes, warranted lo do every,| thing that a Stove is over expected to do.

I also miHitifncture a great Variety of PrcmiWm. Double Oven, Square "Oven. Yankee Notion and Fftll Door coining stoves A*ir Tight and open Pallor, fi. 7. an'd It) plute Si'oVes, Cli'ureb, School Hons*- and Coal Stoves, Grates,"&c., &c. I consider it ftnnecesiairy lo describe tlin construction or perlorinance of inv stoves, or to add the cerlificiites of those iVho have used'them, ns ilmSe who purchase sloves', generally examine Jtbem before buyijip, nnd can Judge for themselves. 1 \vill say thai if tiny »l tny stoves do not woik jost riuht, they may be returned.

I warrant llieiA nil to perforin well nnd lo stand firV, aViil having piillerds foV nil •dibuld a pinto burn out, 1 can repair the move without delay or expense in getting patients made Always on bam\ a e'en era

I assortment of Copper, Tin, and

Pipe. Vfcc

noons

EAST OF THE

O I E O S

above establishment has just received a Inrgn quanlity of every variety of summer goods.— The Proprietors invite particular allenjion to lljeir elei'nol a»sor,t.mej|t ,of

SATINV SILK VELVET AND CLTALU VESTS, CASSIMEFTE. SUMMER CLOTH, LIIS1EN., .AND CO.TTONA.PANTS, ANB XJODR'INGTON.MERINO, CROTOH CI'OTJI, AL

PACA, TWEEDS. AND LINEN COATS.

Gerjllnm'en not Vet suited will find the above well worth iheir examination. In n«(i'hR of (be public a cililtinuance ol those favors for which (hey feel grateful, the subscribers pledge ihemselves to maintain the same sV»lem of doing business', to which they attribute the very encouraging share of patronajje,that ihey have thus far received. ,•

A complete Assortmeiit of BOYS' CLOTHING ^ept constantly on hand.

A liberal allowance madti to Cduillry Mei chants.

N. ii. Any garment purchased al ttio above esiablishmehl cxcliangctj if not fill-j

ly approved. IC7* ObserVe the •'tiOtiisville Clothinsr Storp.'' Ksiabjishttienls of thelibove flriii at I/OUISVILLE, JCV*., nnd KF.OKiJK, Iowai

June 7, 1848-25-lf. ,, .^TRAUS it ISAACS.

THE TIME TO BUY YOUR

03,^5=3-0

AtfBA HOLMES, AT the old stand on ihe bank of th« river, nrii the

Three siz&£

ilueeil Cit.^

Premium

Cooking

Stoves, the*

heaviest

Cast Iron Stovo I'tiruilutu 01^'every description, Stovo

I respectfully in vile nil who wish to purchase stoves, copper, tin or sheet "iron 'ware fo call at my slove store ami tin shop oii main street, (occupied recently by R. Green) or al the Store at ihe Eaglo Foundry, and examine my assortment of stoves. Arc., before purehasinfc eUewlieri1, ns am sure I can alTonl to give as liberal bargains as any in this section, and the public are ussurcd that at either place,'! the most prompt attention will be given to all orders. Stoves will be delivered hny whero in townvi ami Vet'upso as to perYoVift right.

AT THE EAGLE FOUNDRY

THbRE is mantifa'cturcd and kept conslantly for sale, Waresy, Vegetable Corn Grindeis, for grinding Corn and Cob, and Yivery kind of grMn, ^exccpl wheat) and nil kinds of

Vegetables. Large Canal, Clipper, FoJc. I?ivc3r, Cary and Cast Plows, Stoves of Till kinds,

and Machinery Castings. Hollow Ware, Sugar Kettles, Andirons, Sad Irons, Wagon Boxes, Plow C.ts- I lings and Shares of all .kinds and sizes, Slove ....

Furniture, and

Stove Pipe.

livery kind of casting's usually made at foundries made to order, and in the host and mofct .. VVoikmaulike maimer, ol the very best trtaterials, oil the alio'Htest lio'ticc, and at p'iees thnt will i»iv« satisfaction.

O O S

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

^HE Subs'cribeV would announce lo the public of Terre-Haute, and its vicihtty, (h#l lie ha* ialip'rl the Miore formerly occupied by Messrs. Simon & Herchler as Clothing Hlore, siiijalc two doors west of Nippert ik Mollitor's JSlore. National IJoad Strei t, where he is now, opening oiie of llie lurgest, most desirable, and best selected assortments of

Evpr ofTerrd in this pl()ce( all of which be intends to sell for 0A8JI, at Oanh As the (iomls are all ivtw, they hsivini been bought last month, mid after mi unprecedented fall iti the prices of all kinds of Merchandise, (lie present i* (he greatest oppiirluuity for piuehaHers. ,, A larg^ and extensive assortment of Ready-.Vfade io(liir.g, whicii is kepi sepur.ite up stairs. Hnolsand Shnes. Hats, 'Caps nnd Bonn ft*: Grocer'"'', \r., IVK, ami a great many other articles—^Suffice it lo Say that my assortment is complete. All I tvahl il llmrbtieh examination of in\ stock t«? convince vou, at/irice of the facts hero aserled. I am clwaysi willing to fhow (nnds withoijt chaVgb. Country Mercbarits and Pedlurs ate |srlieu!ai|v ih*ited cull, as I can bold out preat inducements for them. I have constantly a person cilgfiijeiJ in S!ei» York for the express purpose of ^niching the maiket,and selecting for trie the late!( and tihoicesl patterns, these advantages cnabli itie to compete with »ny Wholesale House in thhW'est.

Merchantable Counirv I'rotluce taken in exchange for goods. Terre-Haute, March 29,1848-15-tf. DAVID 11. AKXOI.D.

KSIIf

E E A E IN I A N A

nnderBigneil (late of the TV'ational Hotel) respectfully informs his friends and Ihe traveling public generally that he has leased for a term of years, and has now open for lite accommodation of Travellers and Boarders, the large, elegitnt and commodiotis uew brick builditic adioiiiingtbfe

So E as or of S a re W a Street,

Which, with a new addition lately niade, and ihe hundftome ntyje in which :he rooms are filled op wilh entirely SiKW Fi itIV'CTl'RBkA,\f l!KrIBIVf will erfable him (o accommodate his guests with as comfortable quarter* as can be had at the heat Hotel* in the Weft.

He has in bis employ a capable and experienced Cook, and it shall be bis aim to keep as Good A Table as the market* of the West afford. His Stable is Urge and commodious, and Under the superintendence of careful Ostlors. and is well aupplied wilh Rrain and provender. With the« advantage* and a slrict atltutiiyj to business, b« trusts be will meritand receive a share of the pnblic patrotiafee.

lirai»er

Steam ^11 sfill engaged in Fnffinland sln^ Cloth, at all »eaArm of (Ire year, in ftrstratc.style and at short notice.

Ej* RKWKttnr.a th% rurr. air yon can aiintt/s trt work, whnher in H'OOL l!tG, or C'LOTIV UllfcvSIAC.

Terre-HjQ'e, April 26 l?lt*~l& ta»

re in rrn

Stove ev-"

Tliese Stoves wiA Veerfva very

JOSEPH OROVER.

LOUISVILLE

EXPRESS

'TERRE-HAUTE, iJr'DLlJSVl

STHAUS & ISAAtJSv

OFFICE,

:",:5

CHEAP!! ,,

ID* Boarders can l»« accumroodated on reasonable terms by the week, indrifh or vesr. All the Stages call at the City Hotel for fawetjgera. hOL'fS I-EVY. Teire-liaule, i^o»embcr 10, 1347-47-tf

yonr aiilc.

f50R

the next two

months, I will pay

Three /JoUftrn and Fifty ccnlt per 100 poonds for W E I A E CATTLE.

cry Fimetg, look Io your.interesl. WALTER 8. (JOOPERv Terre-Haate. April 12, 1348-17-11

I MERICAN and Engfmh (Calomel forsjlr b» I. C. J. ALLISON &. 00.

O0E Pink jtii-t received and for safe bv I C. 3. 'ALLISOX JT CO.