Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 April 1856 — Page 2

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A. GILKEY, Editor.

THURSDAY, APRIL '21, 1836.

ir -4»•

S3" 1\ R. SIMPSON,

JOURNAL.'

ID" A. J.

of Lafayette, Tnd., is our

authorized^ Agent, at* that place, to fecievc'nll

SHI'LAR,

of Wavela'nd, is onr atitw-

OLD XliifiE PLATFORM!

Extension .f oud Tr»c whUkr '"",

E A uJi^D

,,, ARCIIY "—Pierce's Cabinet.'

WE MEAN TO~SUBDUE YOU.Douglas to the North,

Iie

HuJp

MEN ou Guard To-ni^ht!

PIERCE.

FIIAXK

diilafcs for lb. viiriouR cilv offices. A full meeting is

&2T We wero much gratified tlii^ morning to see our esteemed friend Mr. J. D.

DEI

Journal. Also our young friend

DUFRF.ES,

"The Republicans of Ciawfordsville will remember the Convention on Satur- Proceedings ofthe Republican Convention, dav evening. Its purpose is to select can- Held in the CourtHouse, Crawfordville,

requested. Convention met pursuant

JAMES

Editor of tho Elkhart County

Times. The}r are both in good health, and will remain with us a few days.

The committee which was appoint-

and attend the Convention without fail.liemember that it will bo lieM on Thursday tho 1st day of May, in the City dianapolis.

By reference to the proceedings

Convention held last Saturday it will bo

delegation from "Old Montgomery."

Central Commit tW .11 ,l„

Supper. 1««

The Ladies of the Methodic Church in *P

this city, will give a grand Supper in the 1

old Church, ou Tuesday evening, Aprii the

20th.

Admission—Gentleman an I Lad\

Let there be a full attendance. The proceeds of lhe Supper will be ap

in our thriving Citv promises soon to be-

complain that they do. not get their papers

If they are not distributed properly at Ala-

mo, it is not our fault.

trol over the Post Office department at that place. If such complaints come to us

again wo will be under the painful necessity of making tho proper inquiries in regard to tho matter. Any person concerned

itjn mind.-

The Convention.

ConTrSry to the predictions' of Old Liner* and others hot less interested, the Convention wis well attended., llundrod# of tha liardy vjBomany of onr pounty were eArly in their Attendance on Saturday .moruing, manifesting ft zeal in the Republican 'cause, t?hicli augurs a triumphal success next tali. The Court Hosuso was crowded to overflowing, and much enthusiasm prevailed. The Indies who are always firstiin every good:worlc, worejon hand in numbers abundant. The ladies arc on onr side —thank the good Bewigr-for it. and-thenv too, and when they are with us, the Devi J, his emissaries and all tho rest of

fed! Agent,at that place, to rccclvc moiiicj on orfltors (l&livGrcil 4uldrGRSS ill £41 will tell foi »ub,cri1„ioti ami advertising Kr .» the Rtp„Uic»n came hi Montgomery Co.m-^

ftttend

State Convention. Wo hope to see a full for said District,

Thc

!oL9n:

cents Single Gentleman, oO Lady lo. i"1**

r-.lder .J. L. bMiT., will deliver an appro-,

pnate address on the occasion. His lepu-

tation as a humorous speaker on such occasions will no doubt attract a large crowd. Thc invitation is extended to every body.

o- r- .i -n ar ncr. i,

come a Iso. 1 of the kind. During our i.

This f5and which was lately organized citizens of that, Territory, and which (.on-

interest of the occasion. Wo bespeak for brought about by bad faith and monstrous

a brilliant future fraud: the ruthless act which now

in withholding papors will please take

notice.

of sc Dm!r,

He vrti be found at Culp's Hardware 1 .. ,, IT T» gt0rt 1 course of the meeting, Hon. S Lane, I WALNUT—J.-H. Harrison, Doct. Par

and

James Wilson, Esq., our own brilliant

yvJ

to Rule America!" fo.- Um-ir. the

wo lutI room we

uj.j l, those able addresses, y. Would that every ILBOJT, Esq., in (heir behalf, in an ndForeigners and Catholics

Republican in the Countv could have heard

ByOfficial notice has just been sent us Conventions: D.n. Yoant. A. Rose, Tho.. ....

»i!roa,U

Clln

Convention for half fare. Let tl.e.e be a

Jamos

A7 legitimate fruits of that repeal.

jar Some of our Alamo subficnbeis,. That we are in favor of an ef-

ect ve

iegularly from that oflice. We pledge onr shall conflict with no constitutional prohonor that we put them all up in two pack- viion, shall afford ample security to thc ages and that they leave our office all right.! citizens ofthe Stale against all tho e\ils of

J35^

S redict

to Save the Union a glorious future for tho Republican causc.! arose and addressed tho convention for the 7-77 ,T Republicans of Montgomery Countv, spice of an hour and a half, in his usual ^IKc

mSn: not disco,„„

of success is shining upon us.—

There is every thing to encourage ut«—let us forward move in the glorious cause."

wblch werc

previous an-

nouncament. A full attendance of delegates

present. .... R\ ,. TT TT I tion which was adopted: On motion of Hon. Henry b. Lane, John

nr.Es, foimcrly of tho Indianapolis Beaid, Esq., was called to the chair, Qnd Tlxomas 0. Ohborn to tho convention of

nnamraonsly adopted.

observed that e\ery Lepublican in tho (Jou bo instructed to cast their ballots for! On motion of H. S. Lane the convention County is considered a delegate to the'James Wilson, Esq., of Crawfordsville. I then adjourned. Hon. JOHN BEARD, Pres't,

.1^0, to the 'dlatou, I.rael XV.on, VV. Bratton, and

rhomas Elmor

".iUnrnont. 0„ motion of Dr T.,barce_ a commilteej

t0 raft

,csslvt! of t!ie sonsc of 1,10

TTT 1 1

We have no con

It will be observed that the first

Saturday in August is the day suggested for holding a Convention for the purpose

of nominating candidates for the various County Offices. Republicans pleaso bear

i..

.•Mt3T In onr Editorial Columns this week we give placo to several interesting communications, and tho proceedings of the Republican Couvention of Saturday.

"'^grOn Thursday, after considerable discussion, in

the

S. Senate, General Cass

withdrew the memorial of the members of the Ereo State Legislature of Kansas.

j£2TDuring the past year there were coined at the United' States Mint and it« branches, 856,312*733* in sixteen million nine hundred and seven thousand eight hun-

a-tid Ksveft

F'*

Comention.

Moving oo mpo.se the comnuttec.who

.... were instructed lo report in afternoon ses-

Dr. Labarce, A. O'Xeall, Joseph

,, -ii i- On motion ol H. S. Lane, the conven-i

ljon atJjoitrneJ l0 oeet ha

0'clock,

Union as a free and independent State, un-

.1 1 i.stitution is in exact accordance with lhe

in in re a

Thc following delegates were appointed to attWd'-the Congressional Convention. Dan. Yount, A. O'Noall, Noah \Y.: Grimes, Samuel Herron.

SCOTT—S

Hosteller, John H. Harrison,

Dr. Strong. J^ROWN—J.

Milligan, W. Hall,. John

Dnrhahi. UNIOH—rWallaeeJohnson,

Isaac Dickson. COAI, (.'KEEK—James

tJie

Old

Liners cannot prevail '»ij*in.st us. May Heaven bless them i'1 idl their efforts in the

cry,

Babcock.

Jas. Dougherty.

happy ,|

dMMde on «U «. *W7'

mor of your high find holy calling, and

fight on in tho glorious cause which you have

espoused, and victary shall bo yours. The

canvass has oponed auspiciously—the skies

ATCII-WORD FOR THE CAMPAIGN are bright over our heads, and the brilliant

suldight

Carr Wilson,

Abram Jforner, Geo. Harland, Ira Middle--tbn, II. S.

Lane, John Beard, T. W. -Fry,

fsrnel Pattbn, James Fngnn, Isaac Nay lor, B. T. Brown, Joseph Nichols.

WAYNE—Luko_Freeman,

John Stont,

Meharrcy, Alex.

McOJnro, John Ashenhaust. MADISON*—John.Watson, S.

SUGAR CIIKEK—liobt.

Montgom-

Irvin, Eli Boots,

George Cook. FRAKKLIS—1. E. G. Naylor, Alexander

S tlo|llbovir, Honrv Hult'taa,,.

CHAIIK—Jas.

Knox, T. W. Webster,

bca|Uifnl bann01 then

t0 tise

to lay before our renders a few extracts qf VIC. HOLTOX,.IIHI was received by JAMES

d,rcss

ladies of Ripley Township, by Miss

whiel

•P®"\1.iart0

}''S

s0ul stin in

for -Hon. H. S. USE, ivhorenp™ l,e

During the course

of his speech, he was cheered by Ipud and animated shouts of applause thus remind-

ng ns 0

the days of "'44, '4S and *52, when

Indiana's proudest orator declaimed in behalf of onr own glorious Harry of the west of the Hero of Buene Vista, and of the gallant victor of Vera Cruz and Mexico.

On motion of James Wilson, the President appointed the following

ore a

I Resolved .That the President oppoint aj On motion of

Wwn. Ira Mid!

NERCR.MGAS KXECUTIVE COMMITTEE."

Hon. Judge Riley, J. Davis, W. Holloway, A. Thomson, Jas. Wilson, G. Hall, Dr. T. W Fry, Win. Brutuley, N. Grimes Noble Welch. D. II. Labarcc, C. Walkup, J. B. Lou man, J. Mitchell, B. Brush, R. Walton, J. Stoddard. ..

II. S. Lane offered the following resolu-

,r.

J. A. Gilkey appointod Secretary. '1 the 8th Congressional Dis., for the oflice oi Tho President then stated tho object of I^i'osecuting Attorney. (he convention, when Hon. H. S. Lane 1

ryi0^011

arote «,d enbmiH.J tho tollowtag rC8ol„-1,,cr"1 ""I1"

of J. A. Gilkey, it was or-

I?eP"L,,ic."1"

District. of tho convention were ordered to be pubJResolrcd, That the Montgomery delega- lished in tho Montgomery Journal,

ed to atten.J the State Convention on the committee of eleven to elect delegates_ to tne convention were tendered lo tho ladies member the chaplet Ilia! encircles it, is not |, ../iIinn, nf d-'n :.,i,hino' first of May, will please bear it in mind

meets at the city of Indianapolis cn Turs- the Republican causc. day, the first day of May: and also that On motion of James Wilson, the first Ladies of Rinlev Townshm. I nresent S

J. A.

GILKEY,,

bv Wm. Wallace, Secretary of the Stale O^liorn T-T Stihvpll N W Grimes morning wo were kindly handed I hen Sisters never give it up, tho all the world

Secretary.

The President then appointed the follow- ILKEY Secretary. living light, for if we be true to this cause ing committee to select delegates for said God will mainta.n in our hands the reins

A eS

f,'

S 7m .T

I and eloquently ,p„k, and listened to with

ma] ked uttention W

have beard it. Miss

°1". ,, r. -,i ted herself with honor and becoming die-! Xicnols. Dr. ^lcMehan and Smith Con-

])llat 011c

AFTERNOON SESSION

Convention met at the appointed hour. it was to listen to her bewitching strains

Hon. John Board in the chair. Crawfords- I of eloquence and her soft insinuating ap villo Brass Band, cheering the interest of the occasion with excellent music some preliminary business was transacted, tho committees submitted the following reports, which woic unanimously adopted:

After

propriated to the erection of the new Church now in progress. A fine feast of reason and of the good things of the land are liesolved, That wo aro in favor of tho Ripley Township will cherish the liveliest strongly anticipated. Come out all. I immediate admission of Kansas into the recollections and the warmest feeling to-

der the Constitution lately formed by the, I.:.: 'P. "„„.i ...i.:,i. enterprise and zeal in the Republican cause

,T T-. I true principles ot real popular sovereign- a banner. We sav well doue all the la- I ".,.

Convention last Saturday it discoursed! 'Resolved, That the repeal ofthe Missouri L,!"S't.n0 -T"1 J'0"

good music and very much heightened the 1 Compromise was impolitic and unjust—j

r, ht

divides

and distracts the American people are the their talismanic influence always be exert

Temperance law, which, while it

'xiiat wo aro in favor of a

The committee on Delegates presented the following to ^attend tlie Stale Convention:

RIPI.EY—Tlios.

change in our State Constitution which were in thc hands of Woman. If she is will enforce, at the ballot-box, the qualifi- thus destined to wield such influence o'er cation of citizenship. his welfare, should we not rejoice to see so glorious an assemblage of ladies who have come with willing hearts and hands, to aid in the rescue of our beloved cotin-

Elmore, N. W. Grimes,

O'Neal, H. Powel, Dan Yount. WAY*E—Henry

Brant, Dr.

Geo. Munns. COAT, CREEK—Wm.

John Mitchell. FRANKLIN—J.

Green,

Bromley, Wm.

Krng, Sr., J. Bowman. MADISOX'—C. W. White, J. B. Johnson, W. Nicholson.

SUGAR CREEK—Bli

Boots, Geo. Cook,

McCIaslcey,

or, J. B. Lowman. WALKUT—Wm.Bratton,

Chris. Walkup, Robt. Harrison. CLARK—A.

Drolling-

George Dorse,

Rose, J. W. .Harrison, Doct.

Labaree, T. Webster. ,. SCOTT—Noble

Welsh,

WhiteV BROW«^—P.

Hosletter, J.

McCormick, J. Durham,

Judge Thos. Glen. UNioN—^Elijah Brown, Jacob Davis, I. Pattbn, John-Sweetser, John Beard, W. S. Galey, R.~ T. Brown, Eli Compton, H. Ensmingcr, Jl Nichols, Thos. O. Osborn, H. S. Lane, M. D. Wliitej Hiram Stilwell, Is^aatj Naylor, J.

Gilkey,

James Wilson! A a. Respectfully flii^mitted, Tsoa.

O'BBOB*)

Ch'n.,

HTOLTON

heard of the dire decree that lias gone forth 'against us, that the decree of Intemperance is again turned loose to' scatter around our pathway in life, the hemlock and yew enshrouding it in the blackness of death, quenching the bright sunshine of life with bitter burning tears'-^-not man's—but defenseless women and children. As we aro denied protection from those who should have laid down their lives for our safety. Let us take our destiny in our own hands with a prayer to our Father in heaven who suffers not a sparrow to fall to the ground unheeded, go boldly forward in this great work of reform, not faltering in onr course until cach he&rth-stono is thrown an adamantino barrier, where in tho cherished flowers that have sprung up around us may have tho warm sunshine from heaven to shower down upon them without a cloud to mar its brightness. As woman was tho first bearer of glad tidings of tho resurrection from1 the dead so let the ladies of this generation bear the tidings to the world, that through their influence America shall be freed from this curse of Intemperanc.

Fathers, husbands, brothers of Montgomery, you who forged again the chain anew, to bind us who have trampled upon our dearest rights.-••••'How will voir answer to God for the .great wroiig you have done us? Can you look upon this band of helpless females who beseech you for protection, and turn coldly from them? Shall

the wail of suffering women and children

1 8 fc

ou,d that every la-

Jn f]so nnntv

'nCO

OT.TnV fril finantt-

truly acquit

mty on the occasiou. Lvcrv one who ,-,

,1! heard it unite giving it the highest etilo-!

gy, and in hot tt needs none iron, our hnm-1

P. M. bio pen. Wo hope not only the ladies of!

!'.p,5.f°r°l! "1? !°P^ ll»y

ley a ways are on le

side the side of liberty, of truth and

jot justice. Long may they live, and may

ed on the side of the Republican cause.—

But here is thc Address of Miss

SHIP: It has been said by one of old, that not only tho destiny of men, but nations

ti from Anarchy and ruin. If tbe sons of tho vast Republic will trail in dust the flag of our country, symbol of the American Independence twine with its blue stripes and glittering stars the cross of Catholicism, shall we not use onr utmost influence to preserve Americanism pure and unsullied—so untainted that when the eye of God rests upon it he can say unto tho Angels behold a nation upon which there is neither spot nor blemish. When our very existence as a nation is threatened—when one by one of America's sons are recreant to tho faith of our fathers, lot us rally around the standard—let woman's hand uphold it when one shall fall, let another step forward, though before us now may appear naught but burning sands and barren rocks, yet victory must be ours when it is achieved, we will see tho heavens abovo our heads, at our feet the delicious plains of Cashmere.

With the blood of that stern old Huguenot "Lefevro" couising thrtmgh my veins, I feel as though I could suffer, all things if by so doing I could free our beloved country from tlie curso of Catholicism.

vSiB(e'M

I,•mil* nwn (rnrl in ln« nu-u fimn will .• .1x1 .1

your own acts? God in his own timo will bo our avenger—then perhaps the fairest of your house-hold flowers you have worshipped with wild adolatry will be the first smitten by the destroyer, when the bright eya that looked to yours so confessingly, is closed in death, the wealth of golden curls clustered for the last time upon the marble brow, the pale hands folded on the quiet breast, then will bo written before voir in characters of living lire, I might have saved them but I would not.

Gentlemen, of the liepndliean partv I bid you God's speed in the glorious cnuse you have espoused, like the Eagle let your ilight be onward and upward, until upon I every strong-hold and tower, shall bo plantled the banner of tho Republican party, when its blue stripes and stars unfold to

the breeze renew the vow to guard the no-

hcsolved, 1 hat this meeting recommend bio heritage bequeathed to us with pun

o,,pressed.

"f'"?

osi oi it* ular Sovereignty the only safeguard to the peals to the ladies and to the Republicans

er. "We sincerelv trust that tho ladies of

WRrJ thc ]adies of CWfonlsvil C( for lheir

flnd

ie ieS1

ot Montgomery County will long remember lhe occasion, the subject and thc speak-

for presenting them with so beautiful ,.

I ,, Ohi Line partv! which is but another nar

0111 co

HOI.TON

on the presentation of the beautiful banner to the ladies Ripley Township. REPUBLICAN LADIES

RIPLEY TOWN

of Ripley,Township, you barf.

ho:!rts and clean hands for an account of spirits daily, destroys 20 bushels of rye a

your stewardship will bo required of you year for tho want of which some of his bj that God who has placed onr beloved

delegate to the State Convention. cess of your parly., -I. Jf the laurel wreath destroy thirty millions of dollars annually,

ll,i»

v,sl Re

lUU

U"0"""-

I ly aceept and g.adh lav F~tl,o Jo,,™,!. ludlug, .f p.L »ilh f«lin^ of pro

S. Lane the thanks of ol vieto'ry rests not upon each brow, rc- Considering'this, and the n.anv other use- V# TTTVFinT

the Republican Convention which of Craw fords\ ilie for their untiring /.eal in watered by the tears of the mothers, wives I 111° il'i -r 1 ii the common stock ol nations wealth, there r\ r=:\ i_—j .7

this motto before them, if tho sons of thi* vast Republic prove false to tho faith of our Fathers, let the daughters of America go forth ami write upon tho pages oi future history their names as characters of

-ou ,c.U. rj,

Eomocracy. Josljov. 51,» the 30th

wl ch

IoWJrS 01 ie

ful"

the Count 1 I .IW IWN.TU.J DUIUU NUIU OL I felt tho potency and peculier charm there

conversation with a gentleman in L1 ountain

County. Hitherto it was ray opinion that

men fl mean honest, right meaning men

measure, and believed the principle of I'op-

I Union.

considers it the Democratic party, and

Democrat—so was his father—and therefore he must bo the same. iNow how any reading man, as this1" gentleman is—any man of good sense, who will read tho rec

ord, who cannot see tho "wheel about, vurn about, and jump Jim Crow which the sham Democratic party has taken in the last fewr years is an enigma to mc..

Even Democratic editors dare not post their readers on the general political movements of the day. They sot up thc misera

ble howl of abolitionism, and thereby frighten their poor dupes into submission

to party drill. But the potency of the name Democracy is gone, and the defeat of Old Lincism in 1856 is as inevitable as death ox taxation.

next week.

1,a''ty ai'C

accns oni lhe

is in that title,xtill a few days ago while in is not for us to foretell. God, who surveys

M]c|| th( ou hic

.. party) voted the Old Line ticket because has been gained, but much has boen lost,

thonghtaProhiWtory Law an extreme

But I was mistaken. The gentleman

mentioned is an out and out Maine Law

man—is opposed to Slavery in all its forms, because Jefferson and Washington were— and subscribes heartily to the doctrines of

the Jeffersorian Ordinance of 17^7. ct he voted with the Old Lino party!

HAL HAZLE,

itST The very excellent communication by "Tax Payer" is unavoidably crowded out. It is already in type and will appear

BSTk letter from Virgin Bay,' Nicaragua, says that washerwomen at that place make a

hundred and fifty dollars a month.

What dirty scrubs the filibusters must

bo.

JfgrThe taxable property of the people of Indiana has increased in five years from $138,000,000 to $380,000,000, according to the estimate of tho Auditor of State,

JE^*The Alexandria Sentinel announces tho death of Mr. George Wise, of that city, at an advanced age. He was the last survivor of th« pall-bearers who.,officiated at the funeral of Washington.

-"_-i

tammtfrneaasxtasasT"-~ 11 nanii—p—mcr—•*"

fror the Journal

The Habitual Use of Spiritnous Liquors a violation of Moral Purity and Religious Duty.

So far as it is in our power to understand the designs and laws of our Creator, for the regulation of our,conduct, it is both our duty and interest to yield perfect compliance. Preservation of health and life

is unquestionably onei of our most palpible and explicit duties.5 Every act, therefore, which impairs our health and diminishes the period of our lives, is a violation

of the express command of God. I shall

more or less, by the habitual application

of distilled spiiitR to the stomach, in whatever quantity/.- -Composed of very in (tamable materials in commences a kind of smothered combus

tion instantaneously on its reception info tho stomach corrodes tho organs of digestion, excites an unnatural heat and violent circulation of the blood attended with deli riutn, succeeded by a loss of strength, pioportioned to the excess of excitement produced by the irritating agent .'.- Several

ot'1Gr

bo forever ascending, caused bv tho iron! tbe ha'.iitual diam drinker, who is or rnav

heel of oppression placed upon them by be the head of a family, reflect, at the same

poisons produce similar effects,

time, that he runs the awful ha/.zard of

progeny, forages to come. Each dram

necessity of an increased quantity to pro-

gressivc ratio. lily, that tho habitual use of ardent spirits

is a pernicious and vicious practice. Be-

served lor useful purposes, even by those

own

countrv as a beacon to the down-trodden ,, this way, it has been estimated by a late Like the seer or old, 1 be-

I and daughters of America. |. .1 f/\ (C* A T. A/:•:-•

is 110

duco an equal effect, multiplies in a pro- Notwithstanding there is a great ag'fs-*'!

Thus it follows unavoida-

100m to be surprised, to heat thej

March indeed

0 lo

remembered.:

»«l'ons of Kuropo. Lurope the

Ju ed to give their creed. I never so forcibly great battle field of Nations, is once more I MIL L'iCllAKI) MA DDl.KN. an-l

peace, but how Ion

the destinies of nations, onlv knows. It1' illRS. Ii I'iltf' n,. is to be hoped that thc nations of the earth vtJEF

bloody warfare of Europe, where nothing

learn the art of war no more.

The Baltic's News.

rreaiy

ifications of the treaty can be exchanged,

J)elnils of ac

Jefferson was a Democrat—Jackson was a Commission. The great event of peace

will take a lesson from the past silly but JMSSKS .nARY& K3I3I.1, PerilH-mer.-. on tiie

of Peacc Signed.

FR0M

SIGNED AT

for deadly hostility loevcrv one of his prin- ehtireh bells \£cro pealed.

ciple?. And why? Simply because h.L

1X1)1 A AND CIIIXA.

rr.ACir..

•The Baltic left. Liverpool, Ap brings the oflicial news that PKACK

PARIS

SUNDAY,

he event was announced in

^-^ie is and London bv salvos of artillery.

Tlmc uu, c,a

ijnKtment aro referred to a

has swallowed up all minor subjects of news. ,t THE SIGNING.

The treaty was signed with a quill prepared for the occasion. Tho Plenipotentiaries intended to preserve the quill with which he signed his name and made his flourishes. But tho Empress having expressed a desire to preserve the quill with which the treaty was signed, the Plenipotantiaries acceded to her wish, and a pen was acoitlinylv prepared for the purpose, diseases and

elegantly mounted in gold. Why this bet-

icose emblem was chosen instead of a goose

quill, docs not appear.

Arrival of the

STEAMER AFRICA.

THREE DAYS LATEB from EUROPE.

GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

7. NEW

Yomt, April

Peaco had been proclaimed at St. Petersburg, and was favorably restored. The conference were not expected to get through labor for A month or so.

The U. S. Mediterranean Squadron was about to cruise off the coast of Spain. The conference had one or two informal meetings to settle up delays. .-#-.

The Africa brings about one hundred passengers. Tho following, from Lloyd's list, may or may not haver reference to the_Paci/tc, figured March 24th «. ^yf«

The Sea Wifch arrived here. In coming off the Newfoundland coast, fell in with ice 200 miles from land, and saw lights of a steamer in tho ice. The above vessel left St. Johns, Newfoundland, Feb. 14.

News from the Crimea report that 16

men huts

by the commissary department. Nothing

had been mostly of home intci'St. AmoMgl

the motions is one by Lord Goderidi,' to ask whether a document which has recent-,

endeavor to demonstrate, by physiological 27th, with reference lo tho dispatches bo- ^, V'

a disengaged state, it ceased. of smothered cornbus- Pari.'

facts, that both these effects are produced, tween Rritain and the LT. S., on tho subject IIALL JOHNRCX. of Central Ameiica, is anthenlica'ed. ZT

aris had been illnminaLed in honor of peace, and it was more general tinn the first demonstration, and the Orleanists and Legirimalists participated in it. b\vF.n :N.—The Government organ a! Stockholm states the project of for.tiiying the city, cannot regarded as a political demonstration against Russia. •,

WHEAT

AXD

Let

NKOKOKS

who possess it in ever so great profusion, country, buying young "ones" to carry to Whoever swallows two gill* of distilled Kansas to sell to those v. ho ara in want of

posterity mav eventnaliv starve. Ju

Itimate sue- writer, that the people of the United States

he at I it at pi it at a or it a pa

pauperism 11M:,IA E.

debts,'' "insolvencies,'' an Proyr?rtor,. ..

JBW We clip the following highly important European news from tho Chicago Daily Tribune of the 21st.

Z'Z^Z-

where, was announced by illuminations,

'be slavery question going

and out. of Congress, yet 1 havi known slaves sell at f-m-h high

d)is cot ry at pil!)Si, stlK

aides its consumption of vital power, it will I command."' In far t, vou r.over hoar of be found an unjustifiable, and immoral hub- mnn being cheated in buying one at anv it in aiiother point of view. It is a wanton pri^e. he gives loo much, hi inendsj el is he at is a waste oi property, wlncii ought to bo pre- ,,

gain is a little hanier than sorne on?. crlsi-.a.

rUeyo js a cornprU)y of 1ncu {hh

slu 1

ProPljrly- 1 understand tuey a go-

ing to carry about 11 rip.

am i»

CITIZENS or

It will bo seen }. vicinity, are rc^pct.'uli.y inform'.•.•! ti.a iv, f'roii) the L:if:ivet L-'ce-

this Tiilentcd

that a treaty of peace was signed in I'ai is on um, ui!l Live a the 30th of March. The intelligence every 11? A."-'! 31 !•:s?F.r:

AT TEMPEBAHfr^

Jud-

W IIOUL TFLC V./11ITLCTL 10J./01 LLLDU IU were burned to death in some wooden f) libls. Prime N.'o. Molasses, just received on the slope above Kaidckev, occr.pffd

cise o( importance had transpired v, jl-Ialf BamJs N. O. Molasses, Prime article EKCLAKD.—Tho

business in

X'ariiament!&

rom (t

Gi:o.".f

tiansmitting the most horrible, torturing, this and the adjoining counties, hereditary distempers to his defenceless I

fA.—A

Georgia correspondent of the New Oilcans a a a 1 2 0

.•

_0UT1.^.

The pvospcrt for a good wheat crop

very

gloomy.

0,1

.l! tC

on never

'-UI'• H'Q-I prices in!

(|lfv now

two buri'livd tho first

EE [S|PF?'OP.

talented S 'tis will quetit 21 usic.

pr tdio will remain RO

ID' Doors open :it to commence nt ti. April L4, 6.

EOLSC "Ji?

ary Bispsnsai

LRXHER

RRIIE

1AIMI-:I) 1ATE C.

TUT. oOrn or csj»ec:.il,_v the io.iowin^:

.| i,, I'.-tore throatl. ^crolula. all sivcics oi AIAUCII. 1

ar--

Paris was illuminated, and in England the Spinal Aifeetionu. Kistuln. in Ann, rrolaji-u- Ani. files, Clnonic Diarrhcea, lro]iry. Grave] {stuiu.'

l""

Tiininr.-' of all Icinds, I\i!y[:i:S (of tlie ntir'e). L'lceis. Old »Sore.= di^eai-es of the Hones and .joints,

Xervous Sv#t( in, as 1 .uai\?i.-. J.j,iii{.-y (.rea

(bt. VUns' Dance),

Cml»

DISEASES OF, AND OPERATIONS ON THE EY ti receive prompt and successful treatment. Dr. Youart's treatment for the Eye,(which is new), is in many cases entirely painless, eil'ccting a cure without causing any yulfciiug v.luitever t.o the patient. lie Jeels assured that the aOiicted wili duly appreeiate the dibits which he ha.5 made for the ben- I elit of all those stid'ering troiii any of the above 2

nu nt

all who may visit Lu.nette to be

-r, i«i treated bv the iroirieior, can relv upon everv at-

Au eagle quill was sc ected whn-li was |n„

miu 0

O E I S

1 PRIME N. 0. 3UGAR, Cheap for AJ- -Cash, for sale by Aj-ril 24. HALL JOEttSON'.

GO'

"Pr.

ii'i! vni yo ciistoiiii p!

.Tho Cinu-ni-n^ Barikcii'?'-. .The Funny Yankee Oun.'!, The S.oet Yuc il'..t. I

fcwx Horn. Cv irrs J[La Jtl_a

1 eriortnanee

April 24, lb'56.—36—ly

19.

The Africa reSched her dock at 5-£ o'clock, with Liverpool dates to the 5tli.— News generally unimportant.

The peace conference continued its sittings at Paris, considering the minor details.

|!idi

patients from abroad will

assisted to

iind suitable boarding houses. For lurther information consult or address the proprietor. All communications must bo prepaid, with stamp enclosed for return letter.

OFFICE on Missouri street, east side, between Ferry and North streets, Lafayette, Iikl,-'-,-

Guardian's Bale.

I^HE undersipned, Guardian of Lucy Galev and Sanford Galey, infant- heirs at law ol Benjamin Galey, deceased, in pursuance of an order of the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery county, will sell at private sale on or after the Ifitli day of May next, tlie following described parcel of land situate in said county to-wit Part of the south half of the south-east quarter of section thirty-two in township 19 north of range 1 west: bounded as follows: beginning at a corner on tlie south boundary of A. Wiiitloek's land, thirty-sev-en chains and 50 links cast of the last end of. Market, street, in Crawfordsviile thence cast with said "Whitlock's line one chain and 50 links to a stake thence south 5 chains and 87^' links to a stake oil the Indianapolis /State Road- thence west one chain &. 50 links to tho south-cast corr ner ofthe lot of land formerly owned by Watson thence north five chains and links to the place of beginning, containing two acres more or less.

TERMS—Half

oi purchase money to be paid in

hand, and half in six months from day of sale, with interest—the purchaser giving his note with approved Surity for deferred payment, waiving valuation or appraisement Jaw3.

MATILDA GALEY, Guardian-

A 2 4 I 8 5 5 0

HALL

,ju.^t

ly appeared, purporting to be a dispatch, April'24'.' IIALL "Jonxso*. written by the British Minister at Wash-1-ington to tho Socretary of the U. S., Feb.! 9 A Anfi POU.VDS BACON WANTED

JOBNSOX.

.i c^iived ar,d tor sale by-

HALL

f\ Lalf Mi's.

& Jonxsox.

J'l-ime

Golden Svrnp, for Family

\J KFc. :rctived and for yule In

rF(,

lW"J®nicl^olJrVb.J?''

The armistice had been extended both I Treaty 01 FQ&Ge Signed!! on the sea and land, and as a natural con-j sequence tho blockade of Russian portx i* tSle02l!d.M

T~~l

GALEY & EXBGE,.

77CRN-MR:R.LY WHOLESALE -AND'RETAIL iL' Dou'ieid in (iioceries, Cr.nvfordsviile, Indiana, liavinfr j»it lr-liftcd the OM Staml fornierlv oc(:ii| (,ed .by D. V. orthc-im, South sjde of Public opjjo:tc the "Iloiton Ifoiise." bejr le.-wo t'i iiiiuini tltcir luimerous lVietals sind customers that tiit-y arc now in receipt nl' their

LAPJJE.cl' LEND ID ASSORTMENT 'i\JX 0

'\Jf

wheat was sown later last ia.lj^

... than UFiial, and the freezing weather sf,ttin,T I

increases tlie appetite for another, and the) ... ,"

jearlv in Decernl)cr, killed a great deal

pproRtf

and before it had taken root.

CONSISTING i' 0

snazasi

ALL VARIETIES

:t? nrr- vi ^r -op^T '. I' fV *\-1' .Tj, f\ *. V?

URF \W..J J.. IL YJ U—IT Rueli

-.s

v.ill pic i::c tiie fiincy nnd cxcitc tiid

iiiripi::nt:( JI cf every prade foui c!n of society, i''iri the i-'cl:r ::LI.'R C.CTMt down to (he humblest 7 he vIn !c tit.iiOi.i oi'Enplisli ^o:Ui iv.nitiatc the cr.dle^s varictv of *.

PLAIN AND FANCY GOODS,

.n!.-. Df

'ii'n

Pco!

Ail il'-.-ierii. rid W I,lie (.« Hv. is Sicevc.-'. sin. ai -l Uenfs' (..= :i Btinmer wear—an-1

S3F" Hon. G. V\ Snyder will accept on

I 1 biiri a'nn, to :::vo cl-( v.'ict".

?, rr

k* ui .£2 ti Li"J

Clothinp of evc~v imo.c-

•. tor it:i ii

it:al

its

IJ y.i j'ats r:. CaT",.

v.h.cii cjniioi esevti^a bv anr

A!.-O, I IRR :M i'i Fn licii, can M.-mnhscti-.i-e.

1 --t'cy- strck of C!oth=, C.isiLn^iiih, Ot.iu.aa, and Aiatri-

of iu:ei:iiH, Cii'ic^oc. Lace,'.'ii'Vf.-- :ii.-l I.cpiej-y, CoHaM, JCi:i iiUiYOi L-ldie--' r.nd is-.f'tii-r-! for t-jrin ind •••a i«:iuuu-rai la viir'.elv of.

ix- iLuit

Such as every condition v. hi ti-,i wiii cil jitiis firm in tc.'.'.n. AH tin •M.(«.'!• tVwn who ct.tsic-

iri lift' di'mtmd-", nil rt' imv fiiiiii-es as ativ othi-r a.-k o.' the Ladies and

Crav,ioi!-vil!e to ti.rni :i 11 lieibiv' r• GALLY Riixa

iSLi

IK'G AID

its.

|V W'

CRAWFOUDSYILLK

izj

SU2E3EE

i/'O

rR?

y.i H1 LZJ

IMJ on

T-

J. H. a B. ROBINSON'S

J.\RGK & sru-:xDID XKW ROOM J.

i?r:::»\"Fn O: DOOTL EAST •i-i.-iis :, C.rcnc

to \v

C.j.'h.

to Dr. ,Mir-

room, wo c.*n sav 'o the citiznn count'.- t'l.it wc arc now rec'.-ivinfj :e oi f.e nio.-.l 1 jcautiful and wdioi' P: CJyods vi-i i-rouidit to this b-en. pnrciia^ Cil bv one of the en cri-* .t-ii in ii': ir.:TMnt:le bris"--.years, wo emi rr-n-tsiire ntid proa* this coiii'ry. .hat u-y can hero tiie iie-jt initer "i:U, riciiest co'ur^. -i-cduced prici ,'s c.inie cn I

5ll t*:r.

I':n iri'":' i:• 1 i. J'nnii'.y, thc -v v.si'.-ian, T! .'

J_:I«vis

t'n::

I Jiarreine.-:

I iI I t:-, L..i -V in.biiity :.:id u:e Atlantic

"n f. .1 r-\ IV)

J. MILTON YOUART.

rpiIK 1'ROPlilETOK DOKS NOT OONi7S E

-d, fnu him.self to the trentnu.-nt ol uy t-xc:ltirive !:.-

WAS I csifc yet. he will aitend to all Chronic

and i^nrronchi.tis Canons,

11 4^

vr-r—wo invite tl..J

!*.:!

l.t. niic*. v..-lv-.-»iH' ih«' L..:it:e in'i iiinir. we wiil not tVir^rt it v: ti*:u,c*tct hu-ine.-'s with our iic !M- 1 !:•:?!n'j!!«II- ti-nns. Our kt•j y.r:riic!y correct.

'KICK OF

AN I

Cloths, Ca.«.-,".Riercs. Spring Coating* S 1 Sill Yi-^tiiU'S, ami Gentlemen'*•,: »i.ds. that will eclipse all iorracr ef.eh u»r extent, variety, elegance, du-ii'-iipi.cannot be equaled wcat of:"' i:e '. ami .«» im: naparably beyond

any now or over b.eiore oJlt red in this ceuntr, that iuiy comjiiirisou i-t shnj:y t'cuiculoua.

'01LM0rs .STOCK

Vw? .n^i.-p 'U il jill lj

T?_

TO .SI

in the bladder,, llerni.i or Jtu| tuiu. i.)) »j,ej .m.i, ,. their iitmosl. stretch of fanChronic 11heuIIiat!rni, iiiM1 aes ot thc ilrain aim (.

|(, l,, a it

0|ll

irs

,(f

Gi(,tlics

this new and si,!e:n.iid assortment

1-oet Contraction o, ie ciothin-. consiJtini in nrtof fine

Muscles or Skin Jroni Iiurns, diseases oi tae hivin, ,, Hair Lip, and all Chronic disease of the Liver, Spleen, Stomach, Bowels, Heart. Lunirs, Kidneys, Urinarv or other organs, diseases of the Female Breast) as well as ail infirmities peculiar to Females.

Silk and Summer Hats of nil size.i Farmer** V/h.ie linen Duck Panta •. Plaid Mars.iiiles Pants and Vents Queer's a ad Italian Cloth Punti French ih.iji-di'ti- do do ll' i.Mi'-kiii do -. Argcmine Cloth V.-Coats -. ])rab Muhaii'

Fntiiish 'I'weed do Fancy arid Piaid Cnssimere

And niaiiy more too numerous to mention. 1'vi'wii. Newport and Standing h'.hiit Cuilr.rs.

liOOTS & SHOES,

Of extra fine Frcneh Calf Skin and a fine stock Of Ql'ErNSVr 4.KF. n:itl GLASSWARE.

MI HABILE DiCTU!!

Ladies! Ladies!! ladies!!!

BH1SS-GG0DS,

OF TIIK VERY QUINTESSENCE of Beauty!

Sprintr Mir.wis. elejiant Ribbons, Spring and Sumjnrv" ilantilias Silks, Muslin Debeges, Swisnai.d Fine JJonnets,.which will make young ladiea as handsome as the Partridge of the Mountain* i-eniod with the tears ot morning. "We have so manv buautitol dress goods that onr imagination sallies forth and pa,ys,"ladies, if you will visit our nice stock of goods our fond hearts shall vibrato to your interests and our beautiful room shall put on all its loveliest charms and smile in all its guy est attire to receive you as onr constant customers. The Clerks if possible, shall be doubly dilf-. gent the Ribbons, Jionnets, Silks and b.itiris sha emit an unusual fragrance, and if &aturc

will

obey wc will order thc general scencrv tc lightful. So come one, come all, and .et

but^

jour.

To the Parmer & Mechanic.

AVe have a small lot of Hardware, that

sell at cost and carriage.

we wilt:

HOBiNSCT.SJ

Arrii 17,1956.— L.