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CraioforlisDillc Journal

THURSDAY.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

TOK SLTRKME

ipr 20,

lui the pui pose

next.

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IloRACti l\ lUDDTiE. of Cass. A 1-5UAM W. HENDRICKS, of deft', SIMON YANDES, of Marion, \\'M. D. JHISWOLD, of Vigo.

a to f, -111:nr.J.* al,

\VM. T. OTTO, of Floyd.

TKEASIT.KR OF STATE.

.JOHN 11. HARPER, of St. Joseph.

AUDITOR OF STATE,

.'•• ALBERT LANCE, of Vigo.

STA'RISTARY 01' STATi:,

WM. A. I'EELE, of Randolph..so/-.

sequent, insertion,

11. r.oWEX.

jehe kei:nl-:v.

PARTICULAR NOTIJE.

Ul 1

ludgo, for ll,e Oil. ,lid,l Circni. l,e

011 th0

i^am. Dou

Ibis band of spoilsmen met in conven-

-r„e chew instances conncete,, tviti, „,i

Uow ainteJ a, tUc

his enemies. For those friends, now, tu

bv a baud of jealous livals and ambitious aspirants who regard him as a lion in their uath, would be an act of baseness of which

'thev never can, and never will, be guilty. The whole secret of this movement ngoinst

lood and appreciated by the bandit crew who hope to build up their own political

foi tunes, upon the ruins of those -of- Sena-

or Douglas."

•^laiHiir.—ra iiwncag

Republican County Delegate lion.

.j &

"'oV-

All ihjal udurtiscmcnts—consisting of admin- Uiiion Town.-l.ip i,~!i-a!..r', notices and sale, notices of non-rcsiden ](ij.Ky, ev, bills of divorce, and a'.l atiorney's indices, ,ow"u must be paid for when brought in, or they will. not anpeav. This rule is imperative, and will not

11 ,e departed from to accommodate friend or loe. Coal-crock

JUDICIAL COXVENTIOX.

Hy an arrangement of theChaiiinen ol tie Ccntial Committees of tho counties 'Moiitgomcry, Loone, Fountain and YVaircn, it is proposed that a Convention

'H,

.ihe oflicc-holdeis and Lecon

siblc, to wring the nose

in their wav W W

-..igl'U of Ihc FOfW,. n, In.l.anniio-

ltIul

The Republican County Convention, in Congress.

Jl'NE 2-1, 18.18. accordance to previous notice, for the purpose of Bilte'cliug Delegates to attend the

Stli Congressional District Convention, which meets at Lebanon, Botono county, Indiana, on Thursday, the 2-ltli inst., and! for tho purpose of instruciing the Dele

Saturday the 19th inst. On motion of Hon. II. S. Lane, Alex. •'i| Thumtsox, E.-q., was called to the Chair

and Jeremiah Keeney and Joseph A. Gilikey, appointed Secretaries. Hon. John Beard, then explained the object of the ij Convention and prbposod the calling of

sviTRiNTENiiKNT or runuc instruction, resell ted by delegates. JOHN YOUNG, of Marion. On motion, of H. S. Lane, the convcn(ion took a recess of half an hour, in or der that tho from the

No,ic«, to Advertiser.. Iht

I the several townships Tor the purpose of

ascertaining whether or not, each were.rep-.

tho

,delegates

,_.1(,g.1,cs

tna tllc

,) for llw li.«t in-| lie .leli'gule from ll.e 10"-

v.rtr|1

la6 u-. in then waj,.

enthrone him, so long as he labors for the

l.s Atonal Dmmal, snjs., ...

"The "bolters" of Illinois, nn.le. tl.e |«"«««.

lead of Ike Cook and other Adui nistra-

the A.liiiiniytration organ at Washington, j1,yt)1 an^

havo completed their prelimma.) ..4

«vor»l

foil..,vi„B, I.. c»pli«.« «i.l, in. I

htructiotib from their various pi iuiarv meet-

For. Ui'.i.icr.A ii". to CoNoui-.ns.

uikiiu

Wayne SeoU

James Wilson

James Wilson .lames Wilson

ill l(c ful Co giess

t0 a

'-.f

las, that some of the "uever-flincliiPg" lowing gentleman as a nommiuocion Del-

Illinois, it appears, are determined, if pos- 9th .Judical (. onvontion, on the -.dot Ju (tolhcu coolnii, «nd mM^0iati.) piopti

-i chin cc it tho crib of Cncle esates: James Seller, .John Ilarnson, ,, ..r-ivette Fvc Ipfirm-"

Cbiiah O'Keal, and Washington Hollo-

will find it an extremely hard job to dis- 3 pose of operating on, or healing all manner

wl cll hl low

ne 0 onc 0

ion ofliccl,oiae,-s of the State, WkcU.y "'B J'T'

at Attica, on the 23d of July next.

:outside of Illinois, should be passive spec- ,ifton, A. J. Il )uth, Chris. alkup, and

tutors of tlie infamous transaction. Eve- Geo. Dorsev, Jr.

every Democrat who has been identified with him in the struggle that lias so fierco-

,eat eha ,ion o, Au^ J.I.. Ba,

i'opnlar Sovereignty falls indirectly i.|on „„tt, Jo.scpl, Lll.f, and Joan W

]y agitated the country for the last six mouths. Senator Douglas is one uf the representative men of the nation. His cause is, in a measure, the cause of the people. llis only offence is a bold, manly, ner. 'mid persistent maintenance of apiinciplej IJin.icv.—Abijah O'Neal, M. If. Bunwhich is interwoven with every fiber of the

ponnlar heart. Treason to party faith, to Y\\u'nk.—Chailes Bailey, Dr. ...Green, ••parly usage, or to the party organization, Michael Low, and John A. Coole) cannot be lai-1 to his charge. The fearless- L'.nion.

veranee with whieh be has resisted the at-1 Irwin While, Jeremiah Keeney, Jucob

friends, and extoit praise from the lips of The following resolutions were offered,

!.(and quietly by, and see him stricken down Resolved, That the Republicans of

Co,.. May—Wc have i„,mo.t»li»l Letaci, on l!,c 2-llh, who ever hc rial Democrats in our time, and hope to be able to perforin that kind service for several more. We have no intention of doii^ that for Col. May of conglomerated L''compUn and anti-Lecompton mcinoi), but simply wish to give a sentence from a speucli he delivered in Franklm recently.— The red oubtubk* Colonel-said:—Indium Journal. .... -yi •-•••••.•'-"The Democracy lias "a poiiir star that guides their acfious", and'which they see as plainly as old Simeon saw the star- of Botli1 chain" that led him to the babe in the inan-

S01'-" Wonder who wrote the Col's speech.— I!c used the same sentence here, on the -1th inst. When the'.Col. said .star he ivr evidently thinking of a Yiyht house

James W llson portunity of partaking during tho summer,

lion at SpringGeld, on Wednesday last, and put in nomination a State ticket, iu opposition to the one nominated by tho egi lar Democratic Convention, of the L'lst (if April. Their resolutions show that the warfare upon Senator Douglas is to be -.var to the knife, and Iniifo to the liilt." Boots. IT and examine sample Ma-'

Coal-Ckf.kk.—Win. Bromley, 111. A Krugg, and C-'onard Ilaitles.

Mapison.-James II. Stoddard, and Julm

Bkown' —^\Yni'v•"Canine, Joseph Milli-

•ran, Henry Armstiong, and Caleb, Con-

]|, Tlios. Hllmore, and Samuel Herron.

ness, the energy, and the until ing perse-j Allen, Abram Horner, James Graham, sequence, every little rivulet assumed the

mi unanimously adopted:

sen

be. Rei'dixzl, That the delegates from Montgomery county, to the Judicial Convention, which nieets at Attica, on the 23d day of July next, be instructed to cast the

vole of the county, for the Hon. I. Jsaylor, as a candidate for Judge of the

ville, 011

lender it impossible that the Demociac), vAaiali. John i_po.il, "'Ij. \V. Cumuekland authorizes us to say havo published, and, among other things, |.

onn

them.

Senator Douglas is too apparent to be mis- Resolved, That every man in the couniimlcrstood. The molivo is such '.hat no ty opposed to the Lecompton swindle, be, honorable, high-minded man can recon-j

cile it to the manlv instincts of his nature to Convention at Lebanon, on Ihursday the let it go unrebuked. Rebuked it will be— 2 till inst., and that they be instructed to and that, too, in a way "that will be under-

CDIttf 1—"-—

Con en- the matter rests with them, to-again give him the field for the nice as a candidate for

All other business of the Convention having been disposed of, it was moved that

tho proceedings bo published in the Craw-

fordsvillo Journal. Cn motion, the meeting adjourned. ALEX. THOMPSON, IWt. ..

I forr-

(gates to said Convention, assembled at Jeremiah Kerney, j^ci's tha Court Bouse in Crawfordsvillc, on! Jos. A. Gh.key,

it&T'Thc Sth Congressional District Convention, meets at Lebanon, Hoone

county, to-day.

boSll us slloriff an(1 01 llvs

Hereafter all Legal Advertising will be! i, ,.„nryt „. ... ,. for then ought not certain christians to harmed as transient adveitising—one dul- li!l mi^ht pi,

thonzc

f0l lll( Ma 0 6liciiff mlJ

Uli

v-i,,,,,..™"'"

James Wilson months, of that delicious and cooling in-!

.leie-itcs from Su-ar- vi-orator Ico Crcam A!o "iec cold"

.. ,, ,. ...

veporl but it was understood, that has been at considerable tiouble and ex-

on ...olion of C.,,(. Jas. (icilcr, a com-! „e

fort

vcnUon' on tin' -lth, June and aUo, ibe Groom and Lemonade, and gladly testify

.»oi

n„,l gave M"

801

a ne

produco a total and permanent disorganiznlion of the Democracy of Illinois, and to committee reported tho fo.lowmg defeat, if possible, the re-election of Doug-1 gentlemen, as delegates to tue Congic,-, las to the U. S S-n/n I sional Convention the same, also to »,

ta^c

,i i. of listening to for manv a day. nen

baJ con ]lldca his remai

ICS, tne 1

Arthur's Magazine for July has been re- demnest thyself? For was not the first one of cortain lectures, the first one of cei ceived. This is the cheapest magazine published and has some of (he first literary writers of the world among them,

S. Arthur, one of its editors, 'forms the very subject you condemned, before one $2 per annum. •. {was published on the other side? Who

For Sheriff.— v\ iu jl*. n-amov, a man ... ....

,I,

as 0

„.

us to announce his name again

fortion and twentv-five cents for every sub- shifis pie.-ent, a.tor a shoi absence, por I th tho ability and fitness of our fat fiiend r. .. I it was indignant! r..n wirl. i.«- rrr signed to include the wholo nation, Scribes,

a j, i,

iiecessary foi us to say a word

v^ Jo® quahlication. bucccss,

crcfra

ICE-CREAM SALOOX.

Our fellow-townsman, Mr. Gkoroe ). 1

Hays, has fitted up a superb style, the

8 nM,, UC l!j

of tl.e ylaco, ami most nssnreJly, dc-

tlend the Congressional Con. I itcd Iiim, and partaken freely of his choice

Tu- fl-ei- coolin" -nd invio-orath" 'ivoncr-!

ei), will vibit Ciawfoids\ illo, foi the pui-

rtinhM

man-

CX(,t?ltl.

I ^-ascs of the eye, about the ,0th 0^,

lal lie ljcIlcvos can

av 0l

b-v:

„„e» \. ,on, oi,r.o..to Con.merml Llock 01,

-James W rlson Green street, for the purpose of aIlordii)'T

..... 1

.James V\ llson

ur citizens, botli male ami lemaie, an op-

icaicu iaciai taws ui um

1 sionat v-onvciuioii mu ssimv, mou 1 ,-. one of them, 111 his night, publishes an 1m- .. Lend the Judicial Convention, which meets

011 as ll ai, 0

livB localitics Iicmembcr

Sa«^

kuk .- IK H^.. a,'. I-c Atk,

whole movement, fiom beginning to end, Cadwalhu.ei. ...... ,v. ,&4i\g RiarEtt is Mower combined. Mr.

icmpt to betray the Democracy into a false Davis, John J. Darter, John Beard, II. Fences, biidges, logs,&c., were earned be- fhey'rnng^^thorn in lii and indefensible position, h.tvc been sach St---''Lane, James Sellers and Geo. W. ns to challenge the admiration of his £[^11.

V'lh

fore the accumulated waters.

Montgomery county fully endorse the firm company with his daughter, sister, and and tnar.ly course their able r»c[-rcscntalive|Mrs. Elislia Doss and son, a lad seven in Congvesp, lion. James Wilson, has la- years old, left town in a two-horse wagon, ken during the shoit time he has reprc-

,J aie hereby, appointed delegates to the

cas

the vote of Old Montgomery, for the Wilson, for re-election to

Hon. James

Congress. Resolved, That tho Republicans of Montgomery county, will cordially suppoit the candidate nominated at the Convention at •banon, on the 2*lth, who ever hc may

dicial Circuit. Resolved, That we rccornmend to the Judicial Convention, the name of Robert VV. Harrison, of Montgomery, as" a. can

didate for the oflice of Prosecuting ..Attorney, for the 9lh Judicial Circuit.

ri,p linn James Wilson, was then call

-r ,j an able -md elo- mediately. His remains were, found by

muciiij iMiLMMfe v. It isj-ed out, and lesponi C.. ih^ citizens, who turned out cn mussc, and thought by some of his friend.^ thai he

oqll

ont speech of some hal.

houI

will have thul speceh pretty well .commitr ing his friends, of old .Monlgcmon oi y/r ,. .. Ct^d by the time ho gets Ihrcyh. their kindness and di^p^iUcu, 'c j?.i

mcrnbers ful1

g^tiilention of tl.e lajie,

aoooi.ip'1*1.,:a

a„J being permanently loeate.l in the cily

'. of Lafayette, it would not bo wise for him

3 mC

to pnvl any other come. It will ,^| «tbc.

ks, the 1 J'li 1Ir^',

named 1 Huecessfully ticateu several caacs ol our ]lC

county, and CS, wllOSC ix'i uiiLuicn -au uu ..

Aydclott. I Those wishing to buy Reapers produced as soon as their. wouilds will per-Su(ian-C11ei:ii. —-Ceo. Cook, and EU atCAMrnELl

prcpare( t0

:"-Lih

rior l0 my in

Scott.—John II. ITanison, Win. C. -y For the Journal. Keuuedv, Wm. Mvers, and Sherman llos- Dakt.ixoton, Ini?., June 22, 1858. tetter. Mn. Kef.xev: The, quiet of our usually

ver

both the

vo and tho New York Haml-Iinking I

lcJ

».

quiet village, was somewhat distillled

Saturday evening last, by an accident

that has sent sorrow to lhe midst pi one i,

1 I ",1.,, Ii.n nipmorv cf

dous rain Stoims, tli.it the jr

Washington Holloway, Jo.--. S. the "oldest inhabitants," ever fell. In con- ar

Our streets for near one hour were impass-j

of so many canals. After the rain had

somewhat abated, Mr. ni. I'eterson, in

home. In attempting to cross the small rivulet" immediately west of town,

lhe horses •were thrown down by the force of tho current, and with tho wagon and contents, were carried some distance down tlie stream before they regained their feet. Gaining their footing they stopped the wagon, and two of the ladies succeeded in escaping over tho Lacks and heads of the

horses, to a drift pile, from which they were subsequently rescued, by Mr. Jesse Hill. During the biief time occupied by the women in escaping to the drift, the stream rose till the wagon-bed floated ofl,

carrying with it Peterson, his siitcr, and the little boy. Meeting with some obstruction, it capsized, throwing them out but Mr. Peterson with great presence of mind and superhuman cffoils, succeeded

For the. Journal.

"The Union Fiiiycr Meeting." ^Deeply grieved—sick at heart was I

when I saw the spirit of nnkindncss and disunion shown in the above named article of last week—charging certain brethren with the fearful crime of driving away the spirit of God by a ••bitter contention on

non-essentials It was not mine enemy that reproached me then could 1 have borne it. But thou, a man mine equal, my guide, my Brother. We took sweet counsel together, walked unto tho house of

God in company.* lvnowest thou not that wherein thou judgest another, thou con-

tain letters by a Pedo, and did not Alpha write two of a series and yourself one, on

res cl

i^ing—..no "J** ''"T'' T~! 'labor for tho°pro^^' of' Iratl.? S^T*TO. evSeewa. tord 'ol'h'! S«..f. °nci.co •,l«r square, (of ten li„o

wmi tiio auniiy ana unless oi our/ar menu

,»•«„ jjuunaiiuu uu U!U uiuu rest on 0 mer y. wli no co and he Go vcr nor Wright' XV Lire tho agitators? Again, is not baptism Free State forces that are mustering to do-•, ttonal Democrat. -Y\m 1. li-aniov, a man ii„. lmnl/n- Sn^li nrn tlm asnects oil I who has served tho county, in times past,! ....

essential to obedience? I he Greek Scrip

tLatbi.pl.sm

,S.at oO.cc, H.e Cl.risti..,., like ll.e Jewish cl.urcl., le- !..« U.o ...a«.vcve

"-l.olonat.or,, fecr.bos,

SiitUlucees, IM.anseos, nn.l all or on

commam

as ls 111 reel

nig precede baptism: Lan 1

taught Will you .p.ease

-, fan.s were most elea.ly include, wl.e., tl.e

lln

iulc

ihey arc not treated

hc 10n 1 r3 cr Uc ,0 aii

,j. un Iiiution 1 „Wf| .. 1-1 W„ l.ovn vi,. a permanent, local institution, held every! will say iii-thc first place, tiiat lam a Utin of indiiestion, liver complaint, tliem out of the system. mittcc of three wore nppouitci.l to clctt, ^ei es a hbeifli pationago. Wq liavCAib Tjocrnl, ami Inlly cmloise, and Ft and firmly

licsda ni 11 at 1,10 lui,Cl1 an

1 tll0sc who attciuk Uic Iast hv0 wccliS

fonn tliat 11 wasI 00tl to 1,0

b,UerUeS8 1U ral Up0S let US

10 common

nnil, and may tl.e cnrHO of Moroz conic I |,

n0 of is 10 lleai tWt of all

\\*i iseen from a Svp}demciit, accompanying| 1 ho Fort Scott Murders.' I Lo. these reasons., 1 am neeiileillj oppo-

I-

Tllc 1

lkrs

min

clera near t. Scott arc very

murders near l^

1 ^.11 a.c i.nou 11 0 -c pei pOVtinofit letter in \ybich lie claims that he

i^noun ue pei

0vt

efl

]«jj

1 sons of truth and standing h..ir r. ..., u.. ,— -j .1.-^1-

gin their respec-

1)a a vilh

jer, Dr. Fonda,!

mon W

Tucsdav, July 20th, and at LaUc-j All the statements on the Free btate side

pnnnfv on'tlie °lst 6

Gai ky

aTu

able, and presented the curious appearance Pro-slavery band had to stand above their victims, and fire down on them. Had not this been the ease, thus destroying the aim it is likely that every one of them would

•••-i uir. JL vw omvij

him, causing his hold on the boy to relax.

]vM.rt

t0 lhp

in keeping tho boy and wom'an from diown- Where arc they? ing till they floated into shallow water, "Yes wc have," said one and he pointwhere he was enabled to stand and he was ed in tho opposite direction to that of tho iust be°inninil to congratulate himself on vavino, indicating that they were there.— ... She, howevere, hurried on in tho dnection having saved all their lives, when tlie ill- hj she had heard tho firing, and fated wagon-bed came along and struck

anx

rcc as to lhe nncl al fact? and

y, A.'. survivors number seven, and can nil be

survivors number seven, and cati all be

I mif, there can be no JifKc^ty jn arrmng

'.,1C

cxa Il,ul1 A loll

ver

showing that the prisoners were not bellig-

erc ls

hut taken from t.ieir peace!lul occu-

al had just come into the territory one was a Baptist Minister who had arrived only tlie week before one (Slilwell) had come from a distance of 30 milos for provisions: and al! were unarmed. I lie letter in the Democrat gives the following additional information:

It appears that a poition of flic inva-

somo

Uje

,.(j0 bat-k to the State at a gal

p. The remainder of the party, num

and exerted the power of a river.-- bering hventy-three, led ^their piisone

ravine. Here they ranged them in line, close together, in the bottom of tho ra-

have been killed. The order of tho fire was given bv old Hamilton, and was given several times before it was obeyed Hamilton and his son firing before the others.

After shooting the murderers rode off, ovidcnlly terrified at their own act. Mrs. Read, the wife of the Baptist missionary, followed tho party that captured her husband. She heard the firing and feared ihe worst. Fearful and excited she hurried on in the direction, and met a portion of the band coming back. She demandcu what they had done with them, but they only scowled and swore at her, and rode on. Soon she met another party of them, and one of them was leading her husband's horse. "That is my horse!" she exclaimed, "where arc you taking him?"

Strange to say the man dismounted, and gave up the horse, saying: "If ho is your horse take him."

She then said: "What have you done with the prisoners? You surely have not shot theni!--

soon came to Li10 vav nc

Before he could regain il the tide had borne lying, she thought it was more of lhe Mishim out of his reach and was drowned im- ^un party keeping walch and, without him out oi nio luini

^mncnlntc ^o'.her.

itself! Eleven men lying in that narrow lavine, weltering in their blood, dead or wounded. They sent her to get assistance and raise the alarm. After the murdeiers had left the wounded and dying men were able to converse with each other, and those who were dying and those who thought themselves dying, told their comrades what they wanted done with their property, so the survivors could attend to it if I hey escaped. What an awful scene was thus presented.

Gov. Denver who was complained to, went to Leavenworth for ti oops, atid it is reported has stf.it.ed down with a force along the Leavenworth and Fort Scott road, which nins along the border. Ho is said to be highly incensed at the Missouri invasion, and is reported to have said that if the Governor of Missouri did not put a stop to it. he, Denver, would go into Missouii and do it. In order to keep in with the Pro-slavery party, however, he Iias sent down tho United States Marshal to arOl III. wn ii 11 iv

inro

,, those who arc christians in lieait. In the of- (he citizens of Kansas, th.u -licit,

0 baptizmg, does not teach- .'

I rages.

please show -how 111-

.,,

illren ant

Lid them not, to come (not to be biouglitj

1 E

Sta(cS) anil so]idl yom

Cieok and Madison townships couseqent- Lemonade, Candies, Nuts, tc. jMr. II. ,, I ],-, ......i-inrr this •lnnoiMK'pmcnt I i^trard coniuine tnen. ways to be louud a nest of worms. ,1 hey. cann\ eauoii

oi« the church. W ill you tell me when, Jn making tin* an uoidicemcni Kg

bv wlio»e act thev loso their inem-1

il-ov were in favor of the Hon. James il- uent-o in fitting up this house, for the com- without reserve my position in relation to I lru'ikr and Li.ooo I n.i.s. Ihev aio ||ilVc,

lt as (llU to

with Christ

Altl

lwiKinebb tiuu iove cniicat a uiouici 10 101-

BHnd Uestorcd to :isht sakc hN crrQr lct us avoW con{cutioa an:1

f/J' "1

lll)0

nat

1. ocoit aro very au.v-

^yhiuh he claims that he

Montgomery and that the

ere hilled during the batile. Tliis

1.1 O 111 '.J 1 VI O V* *-*o I will be at tho Crane IIounc, in Crawfords- story is fortunately, very easily disproved, rpj

because

iLul

tul on

a number from adjoining ious to have it understood that it was done Constitution was never fairly On SaLbath previous, July Uth, the Baccalau0 certificates can be relied

l(er 1)ofore

pvc

itlior not been informed

aunly. las to what was to be done with the prison On the evening of the above named day, ers, or had not tho nerve to commit the 93,000, to clothe it in the robes of free vc tt-cro visile,I onc of Ihc rao-sltrcmcn-! crime when it came lo the= trial. Aftci-

object, a dozen of tho number icft the

jail.ad j„ como into the tenitoryi ,«ne "J'^u'f.ntl.er opposed to that piece ol

7 i! ,(mi nltA linJ Ki'vir

uwcussion amongst themselves on For myself at least, I shall never admit,

narrow

'j'ho gorge was so narrow that the

When she came

and looked do"vn ancT saw the men

VO])Ul] nlo

tho j-avine, she ened:

Iprl hoi dov.n." a =f^Uv:!e piescnted ii-h op

fend the border. Such arc the aspects of tho case at the present moment. ^Ie Mormons, besides their papers

i„

Cnplain Montgomery, or », o.

rcrs aiu]

uUinr

a stop t0

I am an inrlcpenoent candidatt to itpic- jAt last, .,ucdeu,tlie re.lau.

support on the sec-

as such after they are grown up, until tlicy! ond Tuesday in October. ],»„ /-omhined them Tie of-

UlK,g.«t HUtoln^fo. l» wHU

t}.,,

I1'

jD June, 1850 nay further, 1 am a

ocats in 1858, but I cannot give my adbe-1

tailol

is»"b I tration, in regard

because 011 the Mth day of July.

filing a fray or a battle. We sec submitted'to the people of the Territory.j rcatc Sermon will be delivered by the for ratification or lejoction. I On Monday evening, there will be I nzc Dec2,1. The people of Kansas did not de- tarnations by members chosen from the three sire to become a State under that Constitu- upper Classes in College.

1(J ccl on 0of fi

CH1.C(j

the

frame(1

known

C8 0

little from the accounts which we

Gov. Wright Confirmed.

The nomination of Gov. Wright, ay Minister to Prussia, was sent to the Senate in the last hours of tho session, and confirmed by that body. Tho slow-coach movements of tho Administration, in this matter, need only to bo understood to be appreciated. The reason why Governor Wright was not overslaughed was because Bright, Fitch & Co., dare not face the music. They saw that his recall would be the end of the Lecompton dynasty in Indiana. It would bo agreeable to their plans, just now, to keep Gov. Wright out of the way. Of this, tho Administration and the Lecompton politicians at Washington have been fully advised. Ihe Lecompton leaders who have been buzzing about the State Capital for the last six or seven weeks, like flies around a swill tub, sent orders to Washington that Gov. Wright must be confirmed as Minister to Prussia at all hazards. If not, their game was up, and no help for it. This is the whole secret of appointment.—Aa-

In Cass counly, Missouri, a meeting of published^ Utah, have Lite ^,hc'''V'estern

.'lttence was uuaiu at the trading post, and Millenial Star, Liverpool, England Zion

r. .. it was indignant!v condemed. A commit-• rumpet, Wales Scandiim ian .'tai, -op-

fa. ...l„,gcn, /-o.» VV

to teach, (or deeiple, I was a party in Missouri who were ready j-I' ^aucc, Geimany, Italy, on\ bmin, destroys the memory, creates pains and

... 1 and rnxions to aid them in punishing the. Uibraltcr, Cape of Gooa Hope, La.«,t In- dimness, and various afflictions in the head. It

IVAU

MR. HOVAV'S CIRCULAR.

1-4

KAW.

iunul

to me? Accoiding to the Confession and I .. 1„ t' i« Qu-o, Ion «lio Incrp.! ionlq of

sent you in the (.ongicss of the Lnitci two Iittnedies that disinfect the blood manner of disease Irom the system.

jt cll30n

the ]latform adopted by the Nation- scrolula, rheumatism, diarrhea, in lact, in

I difler from some who profess to bo Dem-1 At a meeting of the Truoential Comnnt-

ground of prayer and with Lion to that class of politicians who wo inSa .«nfi f'f.rrp'jnond-

beseech Giv.d to have mercy sacrilice the fundamental principles of my Dr.. rown

ur f.tids and nel^ party for the sake of expedieney alone.- ing Secretary for the ensuing yea,

lovo of Cfcrirt in »ml I onoihi'ng a..J prac-

anJM.c.icel cannot agree

who ery alo.„l for popular ,V

ereignty and rcfuso to enforce it when an i,iefeienci. to the ,.n.

iIlity occurE

«ed to the course pursued uv the avdtniiiis-

t0 Lhc

^omptou Con-

od. Tlie election the delegates were will meet al the Chapel s-t *. it Academy of

to bo in opposition to me pi^i

a a avowc

,i by the Democratic jiart

Qf whiL

one

least, contain a dire

alien, an,, adopted

political patch work, known as the "Green English Compromise Bill," which attempts by indirect bribes and threats, to compel the people of Kansas to accept an odious Constitution. Now am 1 prepared to defend the principle which it practically asserts, that 30,000 inhabitants of Kansas can now make it a Slave State but if they lcfuse, that it will hereafter require at least

siavchedder of lhe Bomb, how

ever lordly, is superior in political ng..L^ (jonrrre .s

to two citizens ol mv native Stato, how-

Such, fellow-citizens, is my platfoim which 1 trust and believo I am able to es tablisli and defend.

day in October. June, 1858. ALA IN P. 1L0"\E\.

Great Railroad Contract Awardkd to American's.—A letter received by the Philadelphia Bulletin, dated Rio Janeiro, April oOlh, say«:

Tlie Board of Directors of the Don Pi

dro II. Railroad Company have awarded fVj

to be lct. This contract-, at the engineer's

a half millions of dollars. Thcma.o atom

212 miles of the road yet to be lot, which

if (1| I'nnl rai-.lnrs earrv on the second sec- .:

"Wheic arc the prisoners —what have eed in the same ban .. rrty of O. "\V. Corev, at the suit of George K. m'itfL 'friLLIL\ND von done with them?" to some twelve millions. lhe zVrnor cans,

I" Her husband recognizing her voice, call- had lo contend against a powerful Lug- Vii. II SCHOOLER bhenft of M,

oition

state, to you cleaily and ci, Jit icsul nii.is ..am i. stomach an«l bowels"^ "sul.ject to them, ns they

sll 10

al Democratic Convention held at Cincin- all cases of diseace, they cure tl.e patient will prevent the d» ,c frum forming in the

as-certaiuly

ar,1 insist nnon the

solve in.that platform. In this paiticular AGRICULTURAL 3I1.L1 (..

t(?e of this ljcia

On Tuesday at 8 o'clock, A. M., the 1 rustccs

delegates were will meet at the Chapel.

framl, ond tho Constitution! At 10 o'clock, A. M., the Wnhat

direct opposition to the well Science will hold its Anniversary,

the people. I At 3 o'clock, 1'. M.. the Asso

wii wu. At 3 o'clock, P.M.. the Associated Aluraui dth. The Convention at Lecompton was will hold their Anniversary: holden without authority—in violation of Oration by Samcki. Mkuxiu., I-sq.

law, and against the settled policy of our Poem by Prof. 13lti.i:r. "V Government. At 7 o'lock in the evening And 1 am also opposed to •'6everal^is"ections of that Constitution, because I believe them to bo in opposition to the printy, direct con-

tin oration will Lc

!e!iverc-tl before the two Literary Societies, by Ni.wton Bootiie, Esq. On Wednesday, at S o'clock. A. M., ivi 11 beyin the appropriate Commencement Kxercises. nne 2-1, '5S.-2w.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

in advance.

Announcement Fee S-

O O N E S S

JIu. KmiOi Please inn tmec JAM KS 11.-

SON, as a candidate for re-election to Congress subiect to the Diatrict Convention: and oblige A N O S

and oblige line 3.

Suhj

(ri-csional

1 I O 7 I 1 1

ever humble they may be. Equally is the bond of brotherhood between the North and South, and I will not claim relationship upon any other condition.

A word in regard to my position as an independent candidate. It has been usual to submit the names of aspirants to Congressional Conventions. There can bo no objections to this, where conventions are vm i'irr

fairly organized., and properly conducted,

but I can safely appeal to my most dcci- j^.

June 10*

ded opponents" for proof, that up to this ty Coiiyention and oblige manyjidersof time, our Congressional Conventions have been wholly controlled by a few political wire working expectants of ofiice. Until the mode of appointing delegates in this District is radically changed, the voice of the people will never be heard.

Without tho formality then, of submitting mv name to the l'rinccton Convention which a few men will manage and control, 1 tdiall cheerfully submit to the decision of that greater Convention of the people, which will meet at tho respective ballotboxes in this District on the second Tues

et to the decision of the Con-

Coin ention, :ind oblitre

April 29, iWtt.) Ilis Fiuknts.

O 111-: AS E R.

Mi:. Kpitok: Please annoniicc the name ol JAMES II EATON, as a candidate for the olliee of Counlv '1'reasurer subject, to the decision oi tho Republican Convention: and oblige his many friends, in OLD MONTOOMEKY.

O S II E I

I Editor: I lease announce J. l.Mv

YQirKUj( as a Candilatc

Slli,jcct.

Ma. Editor: Please announce my name as a candidate for the olliee of Sheriff subject to ihe decision of the Republican County Convention and oblige Yours,

nil

10 Lli* -American bi.l" ll» contract for all I0TU DAY OF JULY. lf5fl l«w«» U.o I.™»

tl,o wo,I. on the cntiro 'Vecond sccliou" f„,- tho torn of of their railroad—all that was advcitiscd

•fyypy in f*q*,""^r»wwpiawit

W,::

Addiniondl froin Salt Lake Mail. St. Louis, June 18.—Additional details by the Salt Lake Mail say that seventy Mormon families arrived at Camp Scott asking protection, it was given.

Captain Ham, with two hundred head of cattle, was met at Hams Fork, fit milos this side of Camp Scott.

in I

tlieso out- dies and China. produces great difficulty in breathing and swal-

^"riie Wabash on Sunday last swept also had breath, restlessness and great loss of away the National Road bridge at Terre strength. If not immediately attended to, the .I ...... blood will carry the disease through the whol* Ii.3llt.... system, and death will end the work. Fi om 2 {fo 5 of these Pills a day will keep the digestive Dr. Koback's Scandinavian BiOOu Mecu* I organ iu healthy condition, and unclog or. car-

Viotiict iu the &tute t'J Jndianu.... cincs/ ry away all impure matter, and thoroughly res-

Pi)U wi]1 s0 purify the

t, have been found.-r^ WORMS.

1,1

iurday, June 5,

mcc[ Col rt 0

f,rnt

1-.. M. I',:.,to,, bcercta'T.

ttppn

For two weel^j^he troops had been ... ing on eight ounces of flour and half a pound of beef per day.

Lieutenant Smith was met on Greene River, travelling forty-eight miles per day. The mail party averaged over sixty-five miles a day for the whole trip.

.. SriiCIAL NOTICES.

Wc invite the attention of the sick «ud afflicted to the advertisement in our columns of Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sar?apar!!la and Gi idley's Sa.lt Rheum and Tetter Oointment Dr. Curler's Cough Balsam, Dr. Baker's Specific, Dr. lloopefs Fciaale Coidial md Dr. Eastcrley's Fevci' and Ague Killer. These mcdicines are pro? pared by thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, so that all can rely upon them as being sale and effectual in curing the diseases for which they are recommended. They are standard remedies, and can be found in nearly every Drug and Apothecary store in the United States. v:

..DISEASE OF TIIE STOMACH.

and distress by our food. It also weakens the

iowinsj. Sometimes fainting and fits will ensuo

tol'e !U"'«l«uise

the stomach aL the same time the

blood, as to drive all

f!"a»t'ty 'f

corrupted matter, there is al-

neither will they Slav anywhere else. Weak

Jl0t

sutii^iont power to digest thoir 1.—-

jflll. wm Hbtnrl, .l.en, in .l,,ir »™., ..ml ,1,-rvo

It s?!ionll be remembered that an occasional

osc

iH.„ i„ health especially after taking cold,

as dav succceds...darkncss. bee v, -•i P"ir if

Dr. Morse Indian Root Tills are sold

1JY. iUUISsU l.llUlilll IVUUl by all dealers iu Mcdicines.

ANNUAL REPORT

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.

°On .notio ., the Socielj, rcp-csteJ to rpf flm (,'nnrt ilon.se. on the last Sat- make the following Keport ol Kcceipts and Expt nditures during the financial rear, 1357, beginning June 1st, 1857, and ending Muy 31st, 1B58, both days inclusive, to-wit:

tho la.,t S,«- IS"-*

p,,„iit»,cS Jurinsihc li,!a..cW ,car. &7, bsgh.-

». .5« •&«

RECEIPTS.

Balancc in the Treasury, May 31, '57 $6,CGU 17

WABASH COLLEGE. Received during the year aa follows, viz: IN.mmonccincnt at this IiiHlilulioii, will occur For collections^of'County Revenue.. .$1C,316 52

proceeds of sales of Est rays 74 20 Sliotv Liccii3e 70 00 Docket Fees G9 00 Jury Fees 27 00 llcdeniption oi' Lund sol lor luxea 5S4 fj-f proceeds of sale of It. I'. Kaworth's effects 5 61 collections of road revenue of 1857, &c 3,279 29 collections of Township revenue of 1857 3,327 3G colloctiona of building revenue of 1857 12,009 89 principal of Congressional S.

Fund, (loans refunded) 405 00 interest of Congressional S. Fund, 1,513 78 principal of Common S. Fund

Moans refunded) 922 00 Fiii'\?, Witness Fees, &c., belonging to Com. S. Fund 3.19 70 interest of CommonS Fund 1,430 28 Common School fund derived from taxation 3,525 04

Totid Receipis 450,571? Amount ol Orders redeemed tv Trensmvr during the year '13,37 57

Balance in the Treasury. May 31, It-Sti $7,200 91

Tho above balancc consists of the fol lowing Hinds, viz: Principal of Common and Congress ional S. funds

un' v-ir Interest d' Common ind Congression

ftl f,ni(W

Mn. Furron: Please ar.iiour.ee Doct. T. AY. L'.oad, Township and Building tax due FRY, as a candidate for Congress, subject to the I Madison township decision of the Congressional District Convention Madison and Wninut township buil

MANY VOTERS.

Mu. FriiToa: You will please announce Jami-js I

1 u. M. Ivkyast, of Warren county, il ruiiuiu..^

Interest of Common and Congrc«sional school funds and school tax due tlie townships

i• ." Show License

a, candiiate

County Fund proper,

for the olliee of Shcr-

lo the decision of a Republican Counr

may 20- OLIJ CLARK. Mit. 1'iuTru: Please announce WILLIAM ENOCH, as a candidate for tlie olliee of Sheriff subject to the decision of the Republican County Coiiveniioii, and oblige .MANY VOTERS.

June 3* Ed. Jot'Knat. Please announce the name of CEO. W. 11 ALL, as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the Republican Convention: and oblige many Republicans ol Wayne 1 owjisinr. june 17*

W'M.T. RAMEY.

Sheriff's Sale.

Virtue of two executions to inc directed, from the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery county, I will expose to sale at public auction at the Court House door, in the town of Crawfordsvillc, Montgomory coun-

state of Indiana, on SATURDAY THE

{)f gevcn

estimate, will amount to about three and addition, ,l'ic

^C11VS)

cstato,

^,0 following described real

to-'wit: Lots Nos. 'land 5, in Naylor's

patjppv 1jcj

if the contractors carrv on the second sec- ti,cs.ime time and place, offer a sufficient amount ion safisfaetorly, it is cxpcctod will be pla- of the above dyscribed real estate to saUsO-said

but with comnlste success. June lb, 1M?.-- rs fce$l

11, 'I'ln'c will amoimt 'Icbts mid costs, tuUcn on cxccution tlie irl 01 iftrP !j»l»875 ^3

vn an(1 ot]iri

Total....

oflridiarni-'a^ Amount of Orders outstanding at last

I --r, .: j,V

executions, 1 will then and there, at, Amount issued^

time and place, offer a sufficient anion

than have been redeemed

Am()unt of 0rdcr

26 22

... f...

116 C5

869

579 2c

.ling Lax of lt-5-1, and Wayne township building Uix oflt!55, (to I.e. refunded)

Jf'G 15 65 00

5,335 85

Total $7/J00 UL

E E IS' 1 'i' RE

Orders have liren issued during the year numbered from to 10,5^0, inclusive, to-wit: For .Jurors' Fees S

&0-l

Witness Fees 14 8b Expenses of J'^lections '7 50 Expenses of the Poor........ rV Expenses of Prisoners.. i! Expenses of Hail ills Expenses of Suinmoiiins Jurors. Interest on Rail Road liunds... & County Asylum County Officers Township Assessors 5 Jiulyc of the Court of Coin. Picas Agricultural Society of Mont. Coi,

,nr»:j 8Q 410 -jr 17ft 70 tif 50

11,000 00 :i25 38 1,823 2i"

Union Afrricultural Society. ... v• Specific allowsmcc-s by the board Returning Einca Law Suits of Poor Parsons Fuel for County Offices Superintendent of County Asylum Insane Persons Improving streets in C'ville. .. Repairs kc.r to I'ublic Buildings.! Books ami Stationery Selling dflinqncnt Lands Tiocceds c-fsales of Estrays (paid to owner) Delinquent Taxes. Coroner's Inquest Public Printing .......: Deaf and Dumb persons .': Roads and Highways ^Ylllnut, Township Building Tax of 1851 (refunded) Road Revenue paid to the townshipfj". Township Revenue paid to the townships Building Itcvcnue paid to the townships Loans of Congressional S. funds:? Interest of do do [distributed)

G87 75

1,029.36 55 00 50 00 081 01 13 :i6 105 00 89 40 600 00 963 90 31 25 322 83 240 29 3 40

671 30

r'.. 49 45 401 75 19 65 71 00

7 85

3,279 29

3,327 36

12,009 89 305 00 1,506 62 1,348 70

Loans of Common school fund. Interest and school tax disbursed

4,991 00

.$44,778 33

474 67

1,400 76

outstanding May

tvM WATSON Commissioners.

Crtt^f0rasville.

June lOih-.ISSO.-ft^.