Wabash Express, Volume 11, Number 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 April 1852 — Page 3

Prom the Io4iuu State 8eaUoeL LEGMLATIYE WM*A*Y|

Suf

ATE,

April 21.—The Senate was called to

order yesterday morning at 9 o'clock precisely by Hon. June* H. Lane. Lieutenant Governor Hons. J. S. Scobey at)a L. L. Todd presented their credentials and *ere sworn into office.— Resolutions from the House, in relation to the death of Hon. J. W. Holliday, representative from Blackford county. were reciprocated.

In the afternoon ttfe Senate met and adjourn ed without transacting any business, a quoram not being present.

Hoes*.—At 9 o'clock the Hotlse was called to order. Mr. Sale, of Vermillion county, pre sented his credentials and took the usual oath of office. Mr. Nelson, submitted A series of resolutions, accompanied by appropriate re marks, expressive of the feelings of the mem bers of the House, on learning of the demise of the Hon

J. W. HOLUDAT.

SEHATK,

April 22.—In the forenoon petitions

were presented by Mr. Slack, in favor of the Maine law, and by Mr. Emerson for a free banking law. The committee on revision reported a number of bills.

In the afternoon the report of the new Board Yf Trustees of the Indiana University was received, and 1,000 copies ordered to be printed. Most of the time was taken up in receiv ing reports of bills from the committee on revision, a large number of which were presented.

HOUSE.—Petitions

8AD

ANTIDOTK

Fott

POISON.—Mustard

AFRESHaale

of Blackford county

after which the House adjourned, as a token of respect for the deceased. In the afternoon, Mr. Howell, of Blackford presented his cred^nials and was sworn. Mr. Owen, from the joint select committee on revision reported a bill "relative to the payment df the public debt"—a bill "to enforce the 13th article of the Constitution"—a bill "in relation to mortgages"—and a bill "con corn in a real property and the alienation thereof Which were read the first time. Mr. Stover, from the same committee, reported a bill "defining the boundaries of the counties of the State, and the jurisdiction of the counties on the Wabash and Ohio rivers which was read a first time. Mr. Nelson introduced a bill to regulate the tariff of tolls on the Wabash and Erie Canal read the first time. Mr. Smith, of Marion, a bill explanatory of an act passed March 10, 1852 which was read a first time. Mr. Holtnan introduced a resolution relative to printing the report of the Law Commissioners.

were presented by Messrs.

Smith of S., Williams, McDowell, and Shanklin. Mr. Owen, from the committee on Revision reported a bill "concerning the accumulation, suspension of ownership, and joint tenancy of personal property," and a bill "regulating descents and apportionment of estates."— Mr. Gibson, from tne same committed, reported a bill providing for the election and qualifications of Justices, and defining their powera and jurisdiction," and a bill "prescribing the powers and duties of Justices of the Peace in State prosecutions." Mr. Owen made a very able verbal report from the Revisory committee, setting forth the amount of labor performed by that committee, which is far beyond any thing that could have been anticipated by the members of the Legislature.

In the afternoon, the House passed a resolution to meet at 8 o'clock, A. M. Mr. Owen reported back Senate bill to abolish distress for rents,and House bill relati vo to descents, which were laid on the table. The bill approved March 10, 1859, providing for the election of town and city officers, was referred to the judiciary committee. Mr. Oibson reported a bill pre* scribing the number, and defining the powers and duties of constables. Mr. Stover reported back House bill to authorize the State Librarian to subscribe for all the newspapers in the State, accompanied with a very able report, drawn up by Senator Hester. A number of bills were read the second time. 8enate bill to provide for the payment of the principle of the public debt, was laid on the tabic.

SCKN«.—We

have recently heard of

'no more touching scene thnn that accompanying the loss of the ship Sunbeam, on the coastof Maryland, when Cant. Lincoln, his wifti alld daughter were drowned.— When the ship struck, the sea broke over her, and nil took refuge in the riggitig.— When Mrs. Lincoln and daughter came from the cabin, they narrowly escaped drowning, and being thinly clad, they wtre in no condition to Withstand the exposure. The daughter died ih her father's arms, about eight o'clock the same morning.— lie took iier body to the deck to secure it there, but the waves, eager for their victim, tenutched it from his nrms. and it was buri fed in the ocean. The Cabtaih returned ^o the rigging to protect Iiis wife, who died in his arms a few hours after. Then lie had nothing to livo for. lie losl his energy, died, and fell into the sea, where his loved ones had gone before him. All the rest Wel-e saved.

is one

of the best, and always most convenient article to be used when poison has been talieh into the stomach. Mix a large teaspoonful of it In powder in a tuml l)ler of warm Water, ahd swallow it at once. Ifit docs not act immediately to fth emetic, take another. As sooh as the vomiting is over swallow a tnblespoonfu] of sweet oil, and you are cured, without a stomach pump or doctor's bill.

CBAONERB XFEROTTBS*, State of Indians, Vigo County

an inquest held on the 23d iust., at the house of Thomas 0. Clayton, in Harrison township, Vigo county* Indiana, npoh the body of Sally B. Clayton, wife of said Tlios. O. Clayton, of said county, fbund drowned in the Cross Cut Canal on said day, a jury of twelve men of the vicinage gave the following verdict That said deceased came to her death by voluntary drowning, supposed to be in a state of mental derangement.

J. D. MURPHY, Cor. V. C.

April 88, 1852-20-3w

Land Warrants Ready.

Edward Roll, 40 acres. Samuel Harris, 80 acres. Wm. B. Bailey, (Piorscm.) 80 actes: Michael Price, 80 acres. Charles Clark, 40 acres. Sanford Ransdell, 40 acres. Thos. McCawley. 40 acres. Hiram Cfabtrw,*160 acres. Rhoda Chenoweth, 40 acres. Thomas Mewhinney, 90 acres. In relation to Bounty Land affairs, trc wish to set the following persons:

John Welch. Mrs. Sarah Rogers, Wiley Jones, Jonathan Reeves, Mrs. John Ferrel, The*. Lovall, Mrs. Elisabeth Evans. James Booth. Mrs. Margaret Black.

To Druggista and Others.

OUR

STANDING PRESS, (the only one in Town, and which we have had in use five year*,) is in excellent order for finishing Labels, and other Wanks, and we solicit a portion of such work. For such things, finished as in eastern Job Offices, apply at the

Apr. 14.1869. EXPRESS OFFICE. Cr It haa bean said there was no such Press in this place. Gail and ae*. Blanks cannot bo mil finished without a press of this kind,

i. w. x'eumo.

JOB* SALDWI*.

McCLUNG & BALDWIN, General Agency, Products and Commission MercMaWls,

WALNUT STREET, CLVCfXXATf, oirio.

Rtftrttc**—H. D. VilHiM* A Co., Ons verm an A Bourne. J. D. Early, L. G. Warren. N. Smith 4k Sons. 7Vr» W«*l». M.

A. M. Janoary, C. Shalts, LC.4H.T

and extensive stock, just received

and for at the Drag Store of J. B. GUNINGHAM March 31,1852-16-tf

REMOVAL! J. M. HAQER

HHrrnflEmbraces this opportunity «LLLJ3of informing his old patrons, and the public generally, that he has re moved his

Saddlery and Hirneto t! the frame building, on Market Street, sojuth Cl Lonedon's (formerly Dole's) Livery Stabl where he keeps a general assortment of

Saddlery, Harness, Bridles, and every thing in that line. (t~T All work entrusted to him will be neatly and promptly executed.

UK.

SAMUEL HAGER

HAS,

also, removed his MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE in the front part of the same building. All business entrusted to him will receive prompt and efficient attention.

Terre-Haute, March 31,1852-16-tf

TO COUHTRY MERCHANTS. PIlHE subscriber would respectfully inform dealers in his line of business, that he is selling CANDY, of his own manufacture, at twelve and a half cents per pound, with a discount of ten per cent, for

CASH,which

terms will

be strictly adhered to. Dealers in the article will find it to their advantage to send their or ders to the manufacturer. Now is your chance —send in your orders.

ALFRED BORIE.

My present stock consists, in part, of 60 boxes Lemons r25 do assorted Brandy 130 do MR Raisin* Cherries 200drumsSmyrnaFigs|15 dot Pie Fruits 15cksZante Currants j40 cases Brandy Cher200 boxes Prunes ries 25 red Rock Candy 12 cases Pres'd Ginger 45 yellow do do 60doz ass'd Preserves 30 white do do l,400 bxs Sardines, 175 lbs Jujube Paste 300 $ do 12 bags soft shell Al-|150 whole do do monds 1300 cans fresh Balti10 bbls hard shell «lo more Oysters 12 do Filberts |200 cans fresh Balti15 do Cream Nuts more Spiced Oysters 15 do Eng. Walnuts 20 cases pickl'd do

10 frails Dates 155 doz Tomato Catsup,

35bxs pine appleCheese{ in pint and quart bo't40 doz assortea Pickles,! ties Walnut Catsup er Sauce

March 31, l852-l6-3w Boston Store.

CABINET itAltlNG

fT^Hfc undersigned is prepared to furnish any article in tho cabinet line, at short notice, and fair prices. Bedsteads, of all qualities, BurCdus. Dining, and Centre, Tables, Book Cases Desks, Secretaries, Wash Stands, Cupboards, Side Boards, and every species of cabinet Work will be promptly executed, and warranted good articles.

Lumber for eabi net tanking, and country produce for family use, will betaken in exchange, at cash rates.

O" Shop, corner of 4th and Cherry streets Call on JOHN GANEAIR. March 24, 1852-15-tf

AGENTS WANTED. To Sell New and Popular Works.

WEpart

are in want of Agents to canvass this of the State for our new Books. A small capital of but $10 or $15 will be required to commence with, and an active per* son can earn from $3,00 to $5,00 per day.— Some of our Agents earn much more.

Those desirous of engaging in this profitable business, may obtain our plan of operations and a list of our Publications, by addressing, post paid, M. F. TOOKER A CO.,

No. 102 Superior St., Cleveland, Ohio. April 7, 1852,-I7tf:

The World's Fair

PREMIUM SAFES.

DEPOT,

Green Block, Water Street, (BKTWBBX MA1DKX LAME AXD WALL STREET,)

rjpHE

subscriber placed his Fire and BurglarA Proof Iron Safe in competition with the whole world at the great Exhibition in London, for which an impartial jury awarded a medal.

The American Fair, held last fall at Castle Garden, also awarded to him a gold medal, for the best Fire proof Safe, and he has never failed to obtain the highest premium when his Safe has been put in Competition With othfcfs for that purpose.. Certificates have been received from the following well-known mercantile houses, who have had their books, papers and money preserved in these superior Safes vrithin the last thirty days, (and can, With many others, be seen at my store,) vis: Messrs. Stillwell A Montrose, and Mr. J. L. Watkins, in the Fnlton Street fire: Messrs. Fisber Jk Robinson, and Messrs. John Lock wood & Co., in the great fire, corner of Liberty and Nassau Streets, and Messrs. Proud & Bowman, in Jersey City.

I am the proprietor of HALL'S PATENT LOCK, which obtained a medal (in the name of Adams & Co., Boston,) at the World's Exhibition, and ia considered the best Lock for the price, ever invented, being proof against powder, and the Key ia no larger than a cent, and can be made changeable. 1 invite all purchasers to a tlofee and careful investigation before purchasing, and decide for themselves, who nuufes the best Fire Burglar and Damp-Proof Safes combined.

try, c. Sbalts, L.C1H. T.l il flon the first Mondav in Mtv, a«rt Pearce, and Merchants genwmlly, at Mcymie.! between the hottra 1®. A.

Jfentmdf. where

SILAS C. HERRING,

No*. 135,137, and 139 Water street, S. Y. AGENTS.

John Farrwl, 34 Walnnt street, Phiht. C. L. Harmon, Chicago, Illinois. Henry Williams, Milwankie, Wisconsin. Fry & McCandlish, Richmond, Va. Riehard M. Hall, Detroit, Michigan. E. J. Elliott, Rochester, N. Y. April 14,18S3 l8-tf u» amt. $5,00.

XAJUTLT'XOTRSK STALL XXVTS. NOTICE is hereby given, that I will attend at the MaritH House,

Keys. Maltby A Co. Jawe* Bradford A Co. to the highest bidder, the

Thos. M. Key, of Oofataerrtal Coon, anri««w-{atalU in said Market-Hf*we. SCHOOLEY A YANHORN», H.Oim. ,.,-t -j C7-Terw*.CASH. ISRAEL LONG, I Xo. S. Phamit ^larch 10, 1853 13-tf April H, J8SS I8 3t, Market-faster. 1 April 21, idSS' 19 tf

n* iiiiTiB ami

TBR&B-HAUTB, WDIAXJL

:&3®W.fSz

SIGN DP THE MILL SAW.

Vhjs

subscribers under the firm of POT WIN -L A BURN AM, Are Adw receiving at their store between Groverman A Bourne and Wood A D'otineily, on National Road Street, direct from the manufactories and eastern cities, a large ind extensive stock of

Our

in quart bottles

With a general assortment of roods generally kept in my lltte df business, all of which will bo sold low.

Louisville, March 3i, i[8l2-16-tf (Chg. Lou. Cour. $3.]

Sundries.

JUST

received prime N. 0. Sugar Fine and common Loaf Sugar Crushed and Powdered Loaf Sugar Mackerel, in barrels and half barrels Candlewick and Batting Fine and common Chewing Tobacco Rmoking do Wooden Buckets, Tubs and Churns Windowglass—all sizes Cut Nails—assorted sizes Best Juniata Iron Plough Moulds, Ac. With a general assortraentof Family Groceries, for sale low by JOHN G. ROSS.

STOCK

great variety df

latches, in

16,000 fine China Mar-j Wooden boxes 30,000 white do do !&6>000 Regalia Cigars, 60,000 White Allies diffefeht brands 75,000 polis'd M4rble9 |20,000 PHnttipe Cigars, 60 doe U&uva Jelly diffeteht brands 200 Shaving Soapt 10,000 ijultanjls 30" ScetCh Ale, inl5,000 Plantations pint bottles 150,000 Half-Spanish 200 boxfl Lemon Syrup ,40 doz London Porter, 20 do Madeira Wine in pint bottles 35 do Claret Wine 50 dot London Porter, 80 bxs ass'd Cordials

POCKKT

ONcommenceMonday,

and after 15lh inst:, Adams & Coi.Will running their Express.to ad# rrom Terre-Haute in conncctlon with their Great Eastern and Western Lines.

Gold, Specie, Bsnk Notes, Jewelry, and Packages of every description, forwarded under charge of careful messengers,to any city ortown in the United States

Notes, l)rafts, Bills, dec., collected at reasonable rates. ADAMS & CO, B. S. WOLFE, Agent, Terre-Haute, Ind.

March 17, 1852-14-tf

NEW BOOKS.

VOL.

4, Bancrofts History of the United States. Lectures on the History of France, by Sir James Stephen.

Faggot of French Sticks, by Sir Francis Hoad. Clovernook, by Alice Carey. HearU Unveiled, or I know you like Him. by Sarah Emery Seymour.

The Wide, Wide World. lream Land by Daylighti by Caroline Cheesebro. Gleanings and Groupings, by Danforth.

Lady's Voyage around the World* oby Dick, by Herman Melville. ummerfleld, or Life on a Farm. Alban. a Tale of the New World, by the Author Lady Alice.

The Golden Legend, by Longfellow. Saxe Poems. Snow Image and other tfclce told Tale*, by Hawthorne. ...

Nlghu In Block Hotise: Western Portraiture, a dcscriptloh or Wisconsin. Illinois and Iowa, with Remarks on Minnesota and other Territories, by Daniel S. Curt ins.

Sir John Frsnktin and the Arctic Expedition* Nineveh and its Remains, cheap edition. Lifh in the Sandwich Islands,by Rev. H.T. CheeVer. Women of Christianity, by Julia Kavanaugti Bayard Taylor's Poems. The Use of Sunshine, by the Author of ths Maiden Aunt.

Evenings at Donaldson Manor, by Maria J. Mcintosh. The Island Home, or the Young Cast away.

The Evening Book, by Mrs. Kirkland. Lives of the Early Settlers of Ohio, by S. P. Hildreth.

Longfellow's Poems, New Edition: History of Palestine, by John Kitto, D. D., for sale by W. H. BUCKINGHAM.

April 7, '52 17tf Sign of the Big Book.

Fancy ITIIllinery Goods.

MRS.

CHILD would respectfully inform the Ladies that she has received her Spring assortment of

MILLIXKXT

American and Fordgjl Jfyrdwars, embracing, in part, troh, Steel, Nails, GiAas Axles SDrinrs Tin Plate- Loir Trace. Stage active business owners of real estate that is incnm

Broad WAS£

The most Approved makes of Mill, Cut, and other Saws. Shot Guns, Rifles^" Pistols,

Gun Barrels, Mountings, Locks, Caps, fcci Pump Chain and Cranks, Hay ana Manure Forks, Shovels and Spades, Grass and Grain Scythes, Plow Wings. Slabs, Hoes, Ac

Paint*, Oil*, $c., White Lead, warranted best brand. A very choice lot of Paiuts. embracing the common and finer qualities. Varnishes of various kinds. Paint and other Brushes, Ac.

Blacksmiths Bellows, Anvils, ices, stocks the principals to insure their lives and assign the poiiand Dies, Ac. Carpenters', Coopers* and CorHers' Tools, a fine assortment Carriage and Cabinet Mlkers* Ttfols and materials of every

kind^g ... Building Materials, Such as Ldcks, Latches, Bolts, Bell Pulls, Butts and Screws, Ac., Ac.

and

STOCK

Ginseng and other trbde. A. C. POT WIN, Late of tfli Wabath Store.

now on hand, and will he receiving daily through the season, JV7» Otodt, direct from the European manufacturers, and cash Auctions, rick, fashionable, fancy Silk Millinery Goois.

Rich Ribbons,

and

MILL STONE MANUFACTORlf.

a A

For any further information, apply to ArHa Holmesiat Holme's Mill, in Terre-Haute.' April '52,-17-1

enmmn rimo Feins. ALBERT E, JONES. SOLX

jfajr

April 14, 1859, 18~4t.

a 4~ *.

BOOTS AH0 SHO^I.

will offer for rent, for tlte entorint yoar, and Show, which we will sell low lor cash.

of the several Call and examine our stock.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Jefferson Life Insurance Company, OF CINCINNATI, OHIO. Capital $100,000—paid in and secured. incorporated by the State ef t)M£o.

THIS

company bave some peculiar advantages—its capital is paid in tail secured—it* Board or Directors weli known ttaottgkoat the West.

It ktt two dep«rtmi!Bti—J*int Sttci «ad The rates or premium lin the Joint Stock de^aiim ai lit reduced eqoal to an annual cash dividend Of thirty tkfctt Mnt-litrJ -pit- c«l.

The Mutual department tt secured by the whole capital of the company, and its accumulations. The rates of premium are the same as in other mutual companies. A notefor •m-halfot the premium ia taken Where the insurance Is for life, and the annual premium amounts to *40.

All should insure wkuse hicoihe depends upon their ersofial exertions, and Would ce^Se at tSelr death—as lerpymtn, Physicians, Lawyers', Mechanics, and lens. Merchants, Tradesmen and Manufacturers, in

cies as tbe&r security Disccross.—H. If. Goodman, W. W, Cones, Wm. Burnet Wm. M. Qsjqmon, President White Water Catla) Samuel B. Key* D. W. Deshler, Columbus, Cashier of Clinton Bank George Carlisle, President Lafsyette Banking Company A. G. Burt C. Conahan Charles Goodman E. Gest H. B. Payne, Cleveland, President of Cleveland and Columbus Railroad.

BOIKD

THE

FANCY GOODS,

and

will open them on Thursday, the 8th inst. April 7th, 1852.-17-W4.

/AXES BS-ADFOaD.

:iA

IOHX

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B&ADFOaD.

F'S

/^.ENUINE Dutch Auker BHtnd Stilting VJ Cloths, of all numbers Hill JSpindlto Marine Risks on shipments of Produce and Mill Castings Hoisting Screws Tempering Merchandise generally, Inland or Atlantic and

''A 1

Oaii'tik

Screws Damsel Irons S&een Wire Smut Pacific. Machines Plaster of Paris, always on hand r/* Losses promptly and for sale. Agent at Terre-Haut

ID" All work sold at this establishment war-1 Feb. 26,1851 -11 -tf ranted of the best quality, and if not found to be such upon trial, the tnonev will be refunded.

JAS. BRADFORD fc CO., CINCINNATI, O.

Aocrr,

Jfswsic HmS

irtsinsifr. tmJsJmm reaidenta oTthe State of Indiuta. PUBLISHER and D«l^'m!

for the use Churches, Lodge Rooms, te. made assets in the hands of said adarintantor tr M. libcrri disooaiit nsd« to Professor®, pay debts doe from said deceasccL Teachers, ^nrinarie*. Dealers,' Ac., Catalogues C. T.^SOBLB, Clerk of Masie msuled gratis. ..i March 3l, l8S^-l&-4w$3 iO

FmtitcE.—Hon. Jacob Burnet, Samuel

Wiggins, T. S. Goodman, Esq. C. H. BAILEY. Agent.

PATKICK, M.

D., Medical Examiner.

Terre-Haute, January 28,1858-7-ly

f?.

ALSO, a large stock of Saddlery Hardware Of every description Patent and Enameled Leather. Oil Cloths, Morocco, Pad and other Skins, Saddle-Trees, Ac. Hope and Cordage, of all kinds

City Insurance Company, OF CINCINNATI, OHIO. FIRE AND MARINE!,:!

INSURESby

property of all descriptions against loss or

damage Fire also, against the perils of the Sea aiid Inland Navigation. E. B. REBDER, President.

GKESOKT,Secretary. T. G. VAN BUREN, Agent, Terre-Haute. January 28, K52-7-U

INSURANCE COMPANY,

IETNA

OF UTIQA, NEW YORK. Capital Sl25*00bf*'

SECURED

of shelf hardware embraces a

TABLE CUTLEBT,

and other goods. Merchants are invited to call and examuie our stock, as we purchase largely for the Wholesale trade. his

is fresh andentirely new, and we

are determined to offer goods at such prices as will give satisfaction. O*

CASH

paid for Feathers, Rags, Beeswax,

W. BURNAM.

Terre-Haute, April 14,1852-18-ly ja §j (Courier copy.]

SAVE YOUR MONEY.

CHARLES P. FREEMAN & GO (BARS RRKEMAX, HO DOES

HAVE

COI,)

Importers and Jobbers, 144 Broadway, one door South of Liberty street, NEW YORK,

Our stock

comprises every variety of the latest

and most beautiAil designs imported. Many of our goods are manufactured expressly to our order, from our own designs and patterns, and stand unrivalled. We offer our goods

tomtit

task, at

lower prices than any credit House in America can afford. All .purchasers will find it greatly to their interest to reserve portion or their money and make selections from our great variety of rick cheap goods.

Ribbons, rich for Bonnets, Caps, Sashes snd Belts. Bonnet Silkir, Satins, Crapes, Lissesi and Tarletons. Embroideries-, Collars Chemisetts, Cf pes, Berthans. Habits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings, andinsertings. Embroidered Reviere, Lace, and Hemstitch Cambric Handkerchiefs.

Blonds, Illusions, and Embroidered Laces for Caps. Embroidered Laces for Shawls, Mantlilai and Veils. Honiton, Mechlcn Valencienes, and Brussels Laces.

English and WoVe 'thread, Smyrna LUle Thread, and Cotton Laces. Kid, Lifele Thread, Silk, Sewing Silk, Gloves, and Mitt.

French and American Artificial Flowers. French Lace, English, American, and Italian' Straw Bonnets and Trimming^. New York, March 17 l852-14-toamt#5:

ADAJTS&CO.'S

Eastern and Western Express:

under the General Insurance Law of New

York. Risks in the above Company, both in the Fire and Marine Department, will be taken on as fair terms as sny respectable Company in the west.

All losses will be promptly adjusted. "f, S. II. POTTER, Agent. January 14, 1838-5,tf :f 'I,

Hartford Life and Health

OFFICE, POST OFFICE BUILDING, HARTFORD, COXN. Capital and Surplus over $200,000. DURING TWO YEARS' BUSINESS ISSU

ED NEARLY 4,000 POLICIES. NO HEALTH RISKS TAKEN BT THE COMPACT.

THE

Hartford Life and Health Insurance Company take risks on Life, grant or purchase annuities, confer endowments, and make contracts upon and appertaining to deferred and reversionary interests connected with life risks, agreeably to the powers and privileges conferred by the charter.

The business of the Company is conducted upon the Joint Stock and Mutual Plan, at tncf option of the insured, thus meeting the wdnts and circumstances of the public more fully, it is believed, than purely Mutual Companies can do.

Annuities will be granted or purchased, and endowments conferred tjn terms highly favorable, and according to the rates of the most reliable and well conducted Companies in this country and in England,

The Chattel1 of tnis Company provides that the wife may insure the life of ner husband, and the amount to be paid be secure from creditors at his death.

An equitable suta. ^ill always be paid for policies surrendered td the company before they expire.

Travelling, sea, and foreign residence permits will be granted at a small extra ^renlium. Policies on lives of perstifis gding to California will be granted on the Joint Stock princi pie only, and at an extra rate tifr.premium.

Extract from the Certificate df the.Comptfoller of the State of Connecticut, dated— JANUARY

AS. DIXON, President: WM. T. HOOKER, Vice Pres't.

HENRY L. MILLER, Secretary. ,/ W. N. HAMILTON, Agent at Terre-Haute. Hartford, Dec. 31, 1851-3-tf

2EStna Insurance Cbmpantr, OF HARTFORD, CONN. Capital Stock 8300.000-^-alI paid up

undersigned has been apnointod Agent of this Company, at this place, and is prepared to take Fire and Marine risks upon reasonable terms. This company was incorporated in the year 1819, and is

cond

Losses Promptly and Liberally Adjusted. P. S.—The subscriber, acting as Agent for the Utica Insurance'Company, has a personal knowledge of many of tne directors and officers, and has no hesitancy in recommending it as one of the bost in the country.

Insurance Coiflpany Xadiioii, Indiana. DIRECTORS. DAVID WHIT*, W. MCKI:K IJCJIX,

C. T. LODGE, SAXCEL M. STRADEK,

N. d.

WILLIAMS, WASHISOTO* THOMAS,

BCACXXOU,

jr.,

HIKAX

HKii

7th, l8Sl.

"The great success and prudent management bf this company, together with its well mvestfcd capital and surplils, entitle it to the entire bonfiaehce of thfe community and I recommend it, as in niyopiition equal id strength and abil ity tb the "beat institutions of the kihd in th Union." (Signed,). [L.

S.I

RUFUS G. ?1NNBY, Comptrol'r:

The Board of Directors is composed of active business men with capital and character involved, and giving their personal attention to the management and control of the trattsacoh of he a

TERRE-HAUTE BUSINESS CAR&D

J. EVANS* M. D.,

RESPECTFULLYofTene-Hante

EMS

to none in the United States. W. N. HAMILTON, Agent. Terre-Haute, December 10,1851-52-tf

LOOK OUT FOR FIRE!!

And he Careful to Insure in a Good Responsible Company.

THE UTICA INSURANCE COMPANY

ISorganised

located at UTICA, (New-York State,) was in June, 1850, with a capital of ONE flTTNDBED THOUSAND DOLLARS, and numbers among its Stockholders some of the best and wealthiest business men of Oneida county and the City of Utica. It is anew Company, havingnoold losses to make up, and will insure at as low rates as any other responsible company.

ALSO—-

led and paid.

H. TURNER.

State of Indiana, Jpgo county, ss. Willis Watson, administrator of the estate of Conrad Prates, deic&ued, VS. Sarah Frakes,

Phebe Watson, John Frakes, Walker Stewart, Lavina Stewart, and Mary Ann Frates, and others, heirs at law of said deceased.—Petition ssU Rtml Bstate.

Ttition

IB said Administrator having filed his pewith an affidavit that John Frakes, Walker Stewart, and Lavina Stewart, are not

Vo^

Sheet Musk, Musical Instruments, t«hn Walk^, rod Lavina,that tl^be and ap Instruction books, Ac.,and Agent P®" before the Judge of the Vigo Prrtbate Conrt for at the court-house in Terr*-Haut?, on the first

hereby given to the said

tsar-ttsssr:c

teued should not b« sold, and the proceeds

NEW FEXTOLC

\X/E have just opened a large stock of Gents, try. that ther ktw j«st comneaced msaalsctariaf VV Ladie*. Misses and Children's BaoU *s|»eri* to

^ACTotT.

rfiRt towttftwi *«sM nsMftWIj iafota tbe I teWM «T Tore-BaaU sad the stfrroandtef co

offered for«le in Uts pl*oe

We tavite ul who wisk to dsrcU .aadex food roati ,ts ffirs can kfcw aarthMlaic elsewhere.

All ostai tnss sfiaisc* promptly stteaded to. *. B. A W. WALLACE. W"J*r»rto7 Vsck oTH. PslrWnV? riftt KcfcSf Mm Poartli Street, imtws OMa sad Xtts sts.

Tcrre-Jlsste, March 31, M9S-MM (C#'*

traderahis professional services

to the citizens and vicinity. Hj* Office on Market st., fir& door south of the Town Hall. .•».=.

Aprii», u»i-rv*

J. G. STEPHENSON M. D., PHYSICIAN and SUR0BO#, TERRE-HAUTK, IKDIAlfA. Office eh Market street, nearly opposite Brown's Hotel. October it, W51-«lly

DENTISTRY.

ALLEN LATHAM, DENTIST,

WOULD

Office in th4 sebond stbfy over II. & J. Ross store, on Second .'Jtreet. Persons who efer it, will be waited a at their residences

November 1? 1831-49

E. SMITH, D. D. S. BEING now permanently located in his new OFFICE on

UNION ROW, third door from West corncr, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. September 3, 1851-dly

FASHIONABLE

HAT AND CAP STORE. National Road at. a few door* east of the Pot Office. Sign of the "BROWN HAT."

THE

subscribers would respectfully Inform the cltixens of Terre-Haute and the surrounding country, that they have just opened a large and superior assortment of Hats and Caps, which they are prepared to sell at the lowest Cincinnati prices.

»7.

STANLEY & HARBERT.

Terre-Haute, Indij Sept:20,185l-dy

SMITH. O. F. SMITH.

SMITH & CO.,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants, yqtipnal Hoad Street, V„ mJ I'AITRE-HAUTK IND.

March 20, 1§50-I4 tf

CHANGED HANDS.

THE

undersigned would respectfully inform the cifitens of Terre-Haute and vicinity that he has purchased the entire stock of Isaac M.Ray, at tWold stand of the R. and R. corner. He will use every exertion to keep on band a full and general assortment of Groceries and Provisions of every description that the country affords. From this time henceforth, the proprietor intends to make this corner the general deposit of all the necesaries of life.

JAMES M. RIDDLE.

Septembers, 1851-ddcw-tf.

GROCERIES! GROCERIES!!

JUST

received and for ssle at the well-known & corner, lnr?eand splendid assortment FAMILY GROCERIES, of (lmost every variety, quality, color, taste and price, from a cod-fish down to a peanut and a three cent picce. Also, any quantity of the best of Mocha, Java and Rio Coffee extra line Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson and Black Teas Baker's prepared Cocoa, Chocolate New Orleans

Powdered and Crushed Sugar N. O. Sugar

bouse Molasses also, a splendid article of Ooldea Syrup: Rice, Farina, Sago, vermicella,

Macaroni Cream, Knglish, Dairy ahd Pine-Apple Clioese, ground and unground Spices Table Salt.Salmon, Mackerel, Shad, White Fish, Pickled Herring, and Smoked Halibut, besides a great many articles too numerous to specify.

All kinds of eatable PsoocrE taken in exchange for any of the above articles. So bring on your Chickens ahd Onions, Turkeys and Beans, Feathers and Butter,

and Potatoes, Apples snd Rags, and almost

airty thing else, except children. JAMfis M.. RIDDLE, March 17, lP32 H-tf & Corner.

A Reduction on THROUGH TICKETS—FREE

JAMES

arid

LEG

HAS

S. H. POTTER.

Terre-Haute, Jan. 21, 1851-6-tf

FIREMEN AND MECHANICS'

WELLS,

JCATTHXW TKMPKRLT.

.. DAVID WHITE,

ndiIAS It. TAITZ, Cashier and Srcrrtarw. IRE Risks taken on Merchandise, Dwellings, Stores, Manufactories. fcc.

TNS

Freight!

M. RIDDLE, of the "R and R" corner, has the pleasure of announcing to Kis customers, ind to the citizens of Terre-Haute, generally, that he is now ready, willing, and tiETESMixEO to convey Groceries, Produce, dcc., bought at his establishment, to the house of the purchaser, FREE OF CHAROE, as expeditiously as any, other living, mortal. 8o look out for cheap bargains, good articles, atid the BACK

insurance office, at the A CtiRNER.

Terre-Haute, April 7,1852-17-tf W. W. EARLY, 4 CO., Forwarding & Commission Merchants*

TRURK-HAUTE, INDIANA. March 12, 1851-13-tf DAVID HART80C*,

fitted up a splendid open front establishment, one door west of the Post Office, for the purpose of carrying on the Clothing and Tailoring business in all its branches. He will always he on hand to give good bargains, and to execute all orders in liis line with promptness and fidelity. A stock of ready made clothing for men and boys, is kept on hand, which is warranted to lio of tbe latest style, good material, and prices that will defy all competition.

ICT Call and seer D. HARTSOCK. Terre-Haute, May 21, '51-23-tf I. BaiTTOX. H. L. ASIILKT.

BRITTON & CO.»

Forwarding and^mEttwsioft^Merciiajits,

N. B: Cash paid for Wheat. Barley, Flaxseed, Rye, Corn, Oats, .Tirtothy, ana Clover deed, and Featherd at their Warehouse, comer o'f First and Eagle streets, CanalBasin.

January 7, 16o2 4-tf

President,

L. fVJRREy,

Painter, Glavier. end Paper Hangar,

the wesiside of Fourth Street, first building rtrfrth of Main street, Terre-Haute, May 21, 18SI dtf

W. D. Johndon,

MD9 aiiDiMon,

One Door South of the Eagle Grocery, ed 4th at. CT Repairing done on short notice. Terre-Haate, June 13,1851-dtf

TERRE-HAITTB MARBLEIDEPOTT

A. IB. BAIETOIS,XEALta I* VER^Oirr AND ITALIA If MARBLE,

Peurtli St., between Wahash aad Ohio Sts., (SOUTH

THE

rcmr-orruT.)

TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

O* At Kis J^irble Yard will be furnished on short nbtice and at reasonable prices, HeadStows, VosssMsb, OMUks, Spins, and every article io his line.

O" All work done in superioV stf 1«. June t0,1851-dAw

COOPER,

.. w. s.

(Dole's Bm&dinQ. West nig of Market, kttd North of Farrlmghm's Corner.) Wholesale Dealer in Votids* and

FANCY

GOODS. TO-WlT:

Buttons, Combs. HoflmHr, -***5 Hor«r Lace Goods

Perfumer/^

and Trimitfingi fegoWaftf :t every Uiiog usually ke£t Id

and io fact every thief is dally kept if F«aaad Notion eatabliaoment, to which

ev Good* a»d Notion eatablishiaent, to the trading poblie. «rc invited io tell and ex-

purcbasmg el* 31,

December

liHi iffirr •''r^ilitillHTWti^^ TERRE-HAUTE BUSINESS CARDS

CIICIIIATI CillUT

DAflb

respectfully inform the citizens

of this city and vicinity, that he has permanently located in Terre-Haute, and is prepared to attend to the duties pertaining to his profession, and hopes by stribt attention to business, tti rfeeeivfe a liberal share Bf the public patronage.

of work.

Ohio Street, 3d door East of th? Public Square, will at all

times be in readiness to wait on his patrons in all things pertaining to his profession. N. B.—No

CREDIT

given lor operations, iiil-

le«8 by previous arrangements. Terre-Haute, April 23, '51-19-ly

I N I N N A I S TO II. wit GLTIDDWICI 8T HTJIIMAN, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF Gtooeries, Liquors, Glass, Nails and Leather,

ffiUHflns.

4th HtfHt, between Wabash and

TBRRBHAUTS,

iND.

W. RAf^&lN respectfully infdrtps his old friends and customers, aud the public generally, that he has taken the "CINCINNATI

CABINET WABE-ROOKS,"

April 91, Id52-l9-4m

formerly occu

pied hy F. C. Corn 4 W. Q. Weatherwaz, whehi heis prepared to furnish, on short notice,

Cabinet Work df every Description and

at cnearter and easier rates than has ever been offered heretofore on the Wabash.1 O" Those Vishifig furniture Ana good bargains, will do well to call and examine his STYLE

REMOVAL OF THE BIG B00X. H. BUCKINGHAM,

HASW.

removed his stock of

BOOKS

TIO.VERT,

and Srx

Wo. 3. PHCENIX SOW,

on National Road street, where he invites his old friiehds and the public to call and examine his large stock bf

Letter and Vap Paper, rftfap Pt{blica* lions, Gold and Steel Pens, JIVivelopes, Jinks, Quills, £c. He also keeps. a large supply df McCreary's Black and Fancy cdlored l*rintiiig Ihks, together with every dthar article in the Stationery line, wliibli will be disposed of at reason able prices.

Oct. 22,1851 -45-wtf

J. K. CRISHEK,

WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, National Road St.,

North of ihe Court House, TERHE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

8 prepared at all times to repair CLOCKS and WATCHES, and make thorn correct time pieces. Work warranted.

N. B: One or two good Journeymen frauted. December 31, 183l-3-tf

rn *. FREEMAN, S Watchmaker and Jeweler,:

HAVING

removed his establishment to No. 4. Phoenix Row, invites his friends and customers to call and examiue an cutirely new aad fashionable as sortmeiit of

Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Gtoods, the W»-tst assortment in the place—of the very latest style a ad the lowest prices.

Particular attention paid tpj.he repairing of Watch,-, es snd Jewelry. •%-. A November SB, 1851-50 tf -'Vis PS1

II. CORN WELL,

EAST OF THE SQUARE,

LTAS just received a general stock of Goods XI for GENTLEMEN'S APPAREL, which will be made to order, at Short iitttifce, and tctitranT€DN

THfe st(Jfck doilsists of various Broadcloths, Black, Brown, Blue ahd .fancy colors Cassimeres and Vesti'ri^s of all kjnds Shirts, Undershirts, Handkerchiefs Crkvdts Oliltesj

Sus-

pend^rs, Ac„ t0„ M. His gitrtiieriti will be frfaliionablj and substantially made, and his prices graduated to the lowest living mark.

O" Call and examine the Stock and leave your measure. B. H. CORN WELL. Terre-Haute, March 17, 1852-14-tf

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. W N (LATE

or btrrmoTds, ii»hiAXA,)

HAS letted, for a term of rears, the NeW And tloinmodiOns brick huild* ing situated near the sotitli-fenst corner df the Public Square, on! Market Street. The proprietor would re

spectfully inform his former pat tons and the travelling public generally, that his house is newly and neatly furnished, and in good order. He is now well prepared to accommodate his friends and patrdfis. ih HIS BEST), STYLE.— He asks a continuation of former favo'fs.

Large and well arranged Stables belonging to the House also, a genteel Livery Establishment, attached for the accommodation of gilfcsta.

V.. B. BfcOWN

Terre-Haute, April 30,1851-20-ti

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

THE

subscriber offers for sale, his old Tavern stand, with 360 acres of good land, lying on the Terre-Haute and Louisville road, six miles west of the flourishing town of Worthingttfn, Greene county, Ind. For a stand for a Puolic House, this cannot be excelled in that part of Indiana.

He will also sell a good two story house t^nd ten lots west of the canal, in the new addition to Point Commerce, adjoining Worlhington.

He also offers for sale 4^0 acres of land in tiiay county, Ind., immediately west of the canal, and eleven miles above Worthingjton.— This land is about half prairie, aim is how being made into a good fann by the subscriber.

I have also a good house and lot in TerreHaute, nc«ir the Seminary, which is for sale or rent. ,,

U* Possession bf the hdtise giveit abriuttne middle, or last bf May. O*

Enquire of

D. 8. DASALPSO*

for further

inforthatioh, ot add dress me at Worthington, Indiana. GEORGE R. TAYLOR. March 24, 1852-15-3w

National Road Street, opposite Union Rote, TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

THE

Subscribers inform the public that they have just opened on National Road Street, opposite Union Row, a

E A E S O With a full assortment of all.kinds of Leather.

adelphia calfskins, Lining,' Shefcp and Deer skins. Binding,Padfekins.Tatnpicoand French, Men's and LMies Morocco.

Thev also intend to keep ft general assortment of Shoe-Finding, Lasts, Boot and Shoe Trees,

Clartlps, Pegs, etc.. etc.

Their afrangeirfants with the Manufacturers, and Importers iu the eastern cities are such as to enable them to sell every thing at the very lowestprices.

O- Cash paid for Green and Dry Hides. GEO. KERCKHOFF, CO. Terre Sitjte, April, 21, lW2.-19-tf

Notice to Mechanics.

THErepairing

undersigned having taken the contract of the bridge at this point, will give steady employment to from ten to fifteen hands during the ensuing spring and summer. Terms cash. LOR AN SMITH.

April 21,1852-I94w

Tomato Ketchup.

ALSO.

Hermetically sealed Tomatoes in cuts, as excellent article tor summer use, for sale at RIDDLE'S 4 Cefp-i.'

NEW~~BOOKS ITZ"

MEMOIRS

of Margaret Fuller.

Wesley arid Met! Characters in the Gost

breads,

Greenwood Scenes, 3d Series, 11: Glances at Europe, by Horace Greely. hod ism," ospel The use of Sui*hiiie,_fy.S.,

by Taylor." si, by uispin.

Jf,

Darien,' by WiCflWrtoiL Tbe Swamp Steed. Harper's Magazine for April. With ma try other Kew Books just received at CHILES BO0K STORE.

Affl! 14,1852. l8-tf

"7"

A LAJIGE

supply of excellent fresh

Yeast 1 ^68it!! Tent!!

PRE9TOJ*

MERRILL'S Infallible Yeast

4ers,*arrairt

mtm bUI

BAItdCOBS LOCK HOSPITAL.

'y^'HKRS may be obtainadthe meet speedy Reine-

SECRET DISEASES. Gonorrhoea. Gleets, Strictures, Seiiiiiial Weakness, Pains In the Loins, .Affections of .the ftl'Jnoys «nd» ail those peculiar affections arising from a ?«cairr-r H*IT,

particularly the yoqth, of both acxes, which,'-' if not cured, produce CojcsrrrcTioNAi. UBBILITY,

YOUNO

irn-

4ra Maa«u,ex Inpeaiaut, aiid in the end, desire-)« both MIND

AND

BOnv.

MSN.

Especially, who have t*come the victims of aolittry vice, that dreadful aaddestractive hallt, which annually swrcps to an untimely (rave, thousands of young

tacy the living i-re, may call v. itli full ccnfideuceL MARRIAGE. Marrird persons, or those Contemplating in ml age, belnj? aware of physical weakness, sbculd immudlataly consult Dr. J. aud be restored to pcrfsct hc&ilL. pr:

DR. JOHNSTON.

Office Xo. SOCTH FREDRICK ST. 7th, door from Baltimore street. Rest sid« up the steps. ID* Be particular In observing the

NANS

and

KRM-

ss*,oryou will mistaketheplace. A CURE WARRANTED IN A FEW DAYS. Tact NOTTS—Dr. Johstoli's Office in his dwelling, ttn the steps. His very extensive practice is a suti'i• cient puaraotee that he is the ohly Phynhi«n to ap, ly to jiOHNSTON.

.Msmberof the Royal College of Surssous, London, craduatr from one of the most eminent Colleges of the United States, and the etesteT part of Whose lift* hits been spent in the Hospitkli oF LouUon, Pari*. Philadelphia, andolsutrherr, has eUfccted sohiu of the most astonishing cures that were ever known. Many trou bled with ringing in.thfc eare and head when asleep preat nervousness, beiiip alarmed at sudden sounds, and baslifulness, with frequent blushing, atlendtd sometimes with derangomr.ut of mind, were cured immediately.

A CERTAIN DISEASE.

When the mt*K"ldod and imprudent votary of pleasure finds he has iinbibcd the seeds of this disease, it too often happens that an illtimed sense of shame, or dread of discovery, deters him from applying to thoso who, fTom education and respectability, can alone befriend him, delaying until the constitutional symptoms of this horrid disease make their appearanco, such as ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose, noctnrnal pains in the head and limbs, dimness of si phi, deafness, nodes on the skin, bones and arms, bluchtrs on the head and face, and cxtemcties, progress on with frightful rapidity, till at last the palate of the mouth orthe bones of the nose fall in. and the victim of this awful disease becomes a hVrrid object of commiseration, till death puts a period to his droadfUl sufferings, by sending him to "that bourne whence no traveler iptnrus." To such, therefore. Dr. JOHNSTON pledges himself to observe the most inviolable sccre* cv and from h'is extensive practice in the first hospitals of Europe and Amerirs, he can confidently recommend a safe and speedy curc to the unfortunate victim ofthis horrid disease. It is a nielauchuly fact that thousands fall victims to this horrid disease, oiving to the unskillfulncss of those who, by the use of that deadly poison, mercury, ruin the constitution and either send the unfortunate sufferer to an untimely grave, or else make the residue of his life miserable.

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. tain practice indulged in when alone—a habit frequently learned from evil companions, or ot school— tne effects bf ivhlch arc niphtly felt, even when asleep and iCnot cured, renders marriage impossible, aud destroys both mind and body.

What a pity a young n.an, the hops of his country and the darling of his parents, should be snatched from all prospects and enjoyments of life by tbe conscquen ces of deviation from the path of nature, and Indul-, ging In a certain secret habit. Such persons, before contemplating

MARRIAGEJW&13?

should reflect that a sound mind and body are the most necessary requsiies to promote connubial happiness. Indeed, without thoso, the journey through life becomes a weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkens to the view—the mind becomes shadowed with despair and filled with the melancholy reflection that the liappiiiess of another bocomes blighted with our own.

CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY. Dr. J. addresses young men, and all who have injured thomselvcsby private and Improper Indulgences.

These are some ofthessd and melancholy effects produced by early habits of youth, viz Weakness of the Back snd Limbs, Pains In the Head, Dimness of Sight, Loss of Muscular Power, Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability. Derangements of the Digestivo Functions, General Debility, Sympims of Consumption, &c.

MKNT*i.iTv.—Tho fearful effects on the mind are

onsumption, &c. jarful Loss of Memory, Confusion of

much to be dreaded Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Kvil Forebodings, Aver sion to Society, Soif-Dlslrust, Love of Solitude, Timid ity, die thou* what is tho cause'of their decline In health. Losing

«.v., are of the evils produced. THOUSANDSsome

of persons, of all ages, can now judpo

their Vigor, becoming weak, pale and emaciated, have a singular appearance about tne eyes, Cough and symp. toms of Consumption. This remedy has restored hundreds to hoaltli after every other means have failed.

MARKICD PKRSONS, or those contemplatina marriage,' being aware of physical weakness, should Immediately consult Dr. J., and be restored to pefect health.

All Surgical operations performed. N. H.—Let y. iases spe OFFICE, No. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,

[jet no false ddllcacy prevent you, but spply

immediately, either personally or by letter. Skin diseases speedily cured. BALTIMORE,

JJ~P A11

letter* mutt be Pott Paid. -f~TI

TT7* The remedies can be sent to any part of the United States. Terre-Haute, Dec. IT 18511 lyr

NEW GOODS.

WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND SILVER WARE. The subscriber has just received a new supply of Gold and Silver Watchcs, Silvei-'Spoons, Gold Pins, Finger Tngs, Ear Rings, Cuff Pins Locket, Vest, nnd Guard Chains Pencils, and the best of Gold Pens. Steel and Fancy Goods.

CUTLERY—^Consisting of fine Pocket nnd Hunting Knives, nnd REVOLVERS. Specks ami rases, Gtjld and Silver, Plnted and Steel Frames, to £uit all eyes. CLOCKS, of different kinds and pricfes.

Watches repaired in the bbftt workman-liko itrariniir, and warranted. JACOfc.K. CRISHER."

O* Shop,. first door West of Farrington's Block, and North bf thb Sqhtire.

December 31, 1851-3-ly

Tafild-HtraM £nd Alton Railroad Co TTfHEREAS, the fcrflount of five hundred thousand dollata has been subscribed to the capital stock of tho Terre-Haute and Alton Railroad Company, pursuant to the provisions of an iifct brttitfed on act to incorporate theTer-re-Hailte afid Alton Railroad Company, approved January 28th 1851. The undersigned, Directors of said Ctttnpany, named in said act,' hereby give notice that a meeting of tho Stockholders of snid Company, will beheld in Shelbyville, in 81telby county, oh the 20th rfay of April, 1852, for the election of thirteen Directors, for the future management of the affairs of said Compariy, which election will bo held pursuant to tne provisions of the 6th scction of the act above referred to.

CYRUS EDWARDS, Pres't.

Robt. Smith, J. L. Dexter, Sam'l. Wade, H. J. Ashmort' Simeon Ryder, M. Eastin, 'h, P. C. Huffgins, Isaac Sanford, Jno. S. Hay ward, W. F. Thornton.

R. ^. Sutherland. Directors.

Terre-Haute and Atom Railroad Co.

"VfOTICE is hereby given, that books will be J-s opened for further subscription to tho capital stock of the Terre-Haute and Alton Railroad Company, on the 20th day of April, 1652,

county Charleston, Coles county/ and Paris, Edgar county, Illinois and Terre-Haute, IndiCTKUS EDWARDS, Pres't..*

Robert Smith, J. L. Dexter, Jimeon Ryder, B&muel Wade, P. 0. Hdggihs, ,* JohnS. Hayward, Wm, F. Thornton.

H. J. Ashmore, J. M. Eastin. i'ZIsaac Sanford, fa1* R. B. Suthorlana,

Director*:* ..

Terre-Haute, Apr. 14, '52.-l8-3t FARM FOR SALE, ~~i THREE Ifundred and tfeirty i£6rtl of choice farming land, situKtfcfl about three miles north-east tit Ttf re-IIaote, Ahd about a half Wile north of the Terre-H&iite ahd I n&tfhapolis Railroad.

This land is all tinder good fence—two hundred and six acres in cultivation—and well supplied with timber and refining water. The improvements are good. Any person wiehing to purchase a flrst rate farm will find it to his advantage to inspect the above premises as the terms wul be made easy. Apply' made easy. Apply to

LE3

H. ALLE^, on the premises, on IARLKS CRUFT^T«rre-Haute/

:HARLKi

Marfch 54 1852-15-tf

SAIMM

just

JA. fvcetved sad for sate st RIDDLE'S 4k Comer.

Virw

etfceltent srUtte. ]««t received 1

and for sale RIDDLEK it Corner.

FOB SALE.

AN excellent new Hano, rosewood case, six octaves, and a ma-

TTlTJ

hogony s^ol, is offered for sale.

S. DANALDSON, j^asW

1852-15-tf