Greencastle Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 September 1860 — Page 3

pm\M mm\m mm, local liatters. Notlco^to Subscribers. Those of onr mail Rubscribcrs wlm find a cross mark —— on their papers, iiisv know that the time for which they tuibserihed, has expired, and that unless the subscription js renewed, the paper will be discontinued.' Jesse D. Bright and tlraham N. Fitch will speak at (ireeneastle. Ind., on Monday, Sept. 2-1 tin IPtiO. oomnieneing at 1 o’clock, P. M. Bad/' The Stnto meeting of the Christian Church will commence at this place on Thursday, the 13th inst., at 2 o’clock, P. M., ami will continue over Sunday.— Preaching at the Church on each evening, commencing at early candle lighting. — — — IWu Rev. O. P. Badger will preach in Somerset Meeting-house commencing on Saturday, the titli day of October next. and continuing the following Sabbath. tKt The baliy shifo- advertised to take place on Wednesday evening, Sept. 12th, has been postponed to some future occa-

sion.

Iray The Uus elville Fair which i-ame otr last week was a decided success we

“ WHEN COLLEGE OPENS. ’ Now girls, let me beg of you with "tears in my eyes ami my fists doubled up" not to make yourselves ridiculous, just because "college” opens next week, ricase don’t sicken every sensible person by your astonishing eagerness to behold again the dear five hundred students. Vrny have dignity enough just to goon, in the "even tenor” of your ways, without betraying such marked interest in the ‘ boys:’ Really it turns my stomach when I come to town, to sell my hotter and eggs, during"term time.” I can’t enter a store or turn a corner but, lo you! 1 am confronted and half run over by a bevy of girls,(youny/odiea, I should have ant'd,) with hair braided n la mode, intently occupied In dissecting some hapless "fellow” who has just passed,all unconscious, beneath their Argus eyes. Soch expressions ns, "Look how he walks!” “Did you rrrr see such an ugly coat!” ’''Gin cious alive! what au enormous foot!” "Oh! for heaven’s sake, see what greatsquaro sliouldels,” ,1c , are showered out from httlf-dosen gaping,mouths, while bold, staring eyes fol low the unfortunate object of tluir remarks until he is out of sight, or until another swain presents himself to undergo the same process I

of annihilation.

And another thing, girls, is it positively and absolutely necessary for every last ono of you ) ' to storm the Post Office and lake it by assault whenever the iniul opens—lo the niter egclu- , ► ion of all others? Is it so very important for you to be attended to ihat you can’t wait until the "boys" from the College get away from the side walk, which they generally monopolize ? Must you just ru>h right in and

art informed bjy persons who w orn pres- 8e ^ ) ulx ’ ^° 111 at all hazard--?

ent. The live stock department, particularly, it is said, was all that could be desired. Our Uttssclville friends know

how to get up a good fair.

A*!*.. On the first page of tlii' week’s ttanurr, we give place to a circular of Mr. Hudisill, candidate for .Surveyor.— We do this not for the purpose of endorsing the document alluded to. hut bc-r-tiusc it is pold for fas wc require in all cases witerc documents uud statements of :» personal nature are admitted,) and as suelt is a proper and legitimate source of

ronumcration for our labor.

B*rt. Mrs. Allen, the estimable wife of Maj. Wm. 1>. Allen of this place departed this life on Sunday last, thc-bth inst. She was followed to the grave on Tuesday by a vory large concourse of people. The Buinbridge Male and Female Academy commences on Thursday. Sept. 20th. under charge of >i. T. Hagan, Ksq.

See advertisement.

\snniY Fkmai.k Is-nrtTK.—This popular institution for the education of females opens for the reception of students to-day, (Thursday, Sept. 13th., tinder charge of Bcv. J. 1!. DeMottc

Perhaps, too, it may not be amiss for me to state, for the edification of thosa unfortunate “Collegians,” who have been guilty of such a breach of good manners,that it is highly impropor.&tol exceedingly impolite for them to spend all their spare time lounging on store corners, with their legs dangling like plummets from the sides of the empty boxes, on which they

are perched, as show figures, I presume.

Seems to me, too, if liny spent more tirou studying their lessons, they w ould have other use lor their eyes than to ymrtt at every woman who chattel s to come along. I must say it’s quite annoying to the ladies to have every mo tion and step noticed and commented on by the group of lazy, good for-nothing, ill mannered men and boys that obstructs every "corner” and passage Certainly, there is room

for improvement in this respect.

Truly, have 1 had reason to congratulate myself (as I am in the habit of doing daily) that I don’t live in "town.” I should be scandalized 1 know, fifty times a week tit tbe "way things do go on”—as Aunt Uctsy pnthot ically says. To tell the truth I feel consi.lernbly concerned about the gills—especially as

the time for Oillrye to op.-n draws near.

Poor things! How they will primp] and what infinite pains they will take to make a good appearance—particularly on the ‘ first Sunday." The hitherto neglected Church will become suddenly possessed of a magnetic attraction for them. 1 intend coming in to meet iugon that particulur day, just to see tire unit sual number of young ladies which will doubtless be present, to offer up tneir thauksi/iviny

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. For Governor, HKNllY S. LAXE, of Montgomery. For Lieutenant Governor, OLIVER l‘. MORTON, of Wayne. For Serrrforv ot .State, WILLIAM A. PEKLLK, of Randolph, For Treasurer of State, JONATHAN S. HAKV F V, of Clarke. For Auditor of State. ALBERT LANGE, of Vigo. For Attorney General, JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderbofgh. For Reporter of Supreme Court, BENJAMIN HA Kill SON, of Marion. For Clerk of Supreme Court, JOHN 1‘. .MINES, of Lagrange. For Siip’t. of FtiMic Instruction. MILES .1 F LETCH Ell. of Kutnatn. Fur Oontjrfuf, 7ih District, THOMAS li. NELSON, of Vigo. Republican County Ticket. For tStute Sniulor. J AMES Mi Ml llllY, of Futnam. Far IS I pri seuVh'ei s, 11 EH BEN S. KAGAN; HIGGINS LANE.

Far Slit ri£\

WILLIAM S. (JOLLIER.

For Tmisiircr,

SAMITI. K. BARKS. Fir Cuuntj/ ( iiiiitniprioncr, WILLIAM M WALDEN. /•or t uuuh/ Sun t i/cr, GRANVILLE C. .MOORE. For Jin lye of Common Ficus Court, D. c. DONNOIirE, I.f Putnam. GiTTiieustU* Ueiall Markel.

CAIA* AM> SEE "W -A-ILLS’ TS\EAV OOOOS! At BalnbrlUgc, Ind. Which they have just received and ore selling AT THE LOWEST KIVIKKSI A. B. 4 W. H. WALLS. Hcliool! \ f HS. S S. JOHNSON, will open tlie Full 'l onn of lo r sel ool, M- iitlay, StpUm cnntinm* twilvo MOfks. fincrly. Om third will be do ' Bt the middle of the term.— rule for absence, after enterprotracted Moknes* or removal iv of the school It is desiri commence with the term, tug. i23, IftGU—3w. ; Oh! ./In .

ASBURY FEMALE INSTITUTE, MIK Y'ltll Term of this institution will com-

Professional Cards.

menceon rhiir»day, September 13th, ISliO. Students wiabTng to enter ilu-Scbooi are earnestly requested to be present on the

first day ot tbe Term.

i Expenses per Session of 13 weeks: Primary Department < t 00; - Preparatory Department, 1st class 5 00

Torre Hantc k Richmond It. R, ^ ^ "m sg

station. Guitry We*<.

tid class....

Scientific Department Collegiate Department 8 00; Janitor’s Fee 15.

J. li. DrMOTTE, Pi in. GrcencaHle, July 26, 1860. ’

DIt. II. K. FI.I.IS.

(Foniirrli/ of Xi ir Muysril/c. Ind.') GREENCA8TLE / \KKKHS bis professional services to the O'oiny Fast.

\ f citizens of (ireeneastle and vicinity, in 1st Train, 1:12 a. m. 1 1st Trail*. a. m tbe practice of Medicine and Surgery. | 2d ’’ 8:50 a. tn. j 2d '• " OO p. in Ollice, on the South Knst corner of the 3d " 5:36 p.m. | “ ' " ■ '

Public Square, up stairs, over the "People’* 1

" Clothing Store ”

7 00-

0:56

Itesidence, a short dis'ance South of Mr

Hickett’s Hotel, Greencastk, Ind. Nov. 16 '50. ly.

. . , , _ p. m.

Second Train East, and second Train West,

1 stop at all fetation*,

C’asli foi* \\ T lif\-i(

Hit. II. It. PITCHI,YNN,

FEKRS his Professional services to the citizens of (ireeneastle and vieinity, as

FHYS/CIAX A\n SC ROE OX.

Or*tea, near the First Charge Methodist

E would respectfully inform thecitizens Church. jjan l-’59 y.

of Putnam and adjoining Counties that

' ' ' - CAKI.IN HAMLIN,

4 TTOBNEV AT LAW AND NOTAKY

x\ Public, (lieeueastle, Ind

(Htli'C, Sbuth Side of the Public Square

Feb. 1. 1860. tf.

S’

X ’ V. , ItTII T be above j graph of Mj address po

OKUS-—Words by D. WkntMusic by ‘ A ]Vide Awake." Music lias a beautiful Uitbo»coi.x, and will be sent to any pairl upon the receipt of 25

COUUKc’TLl- WEEKI.Y .

FLOUR—per barrel

..$5,50

•• too 11,

. . 2,75

GRAIN—Wheat per bushel

.. 90

Corn •’ “

” Meal, *’

Oats ”

Clovergeed per bushel,

.. 0,00

SALT—per barrel

2 00

MEATS--Hams, smoke J, per lt>,..

Sides, “

.. 10*

Shoulders “

CHICKENS—per d-.z

.. 1 50

TURKEYS,—per lb,

,. G

Lard, retail

• 12‘.j

Rutter, per 1!>,

•• 12**

6',

Dried Ib ans

. . GO 4

Irish potatoes, per bush

.. 35

Onions, pur bushel

.. b0

Turnips, tier bushel

FRUIT—Dried apples,

000

** Peaches, per lb , ..

Green Apples

. 20

Sl T tr A R—New Orleans, by barrel. .

MOLASSKS—OrlentiP A S House,

60 a 75

COFFEE—Rio, per lb., by sack...

Java, retail

FISH—Mackerel. per lb

.. 10

cents nr nowy or SWrnips. L. KISSNER, Music Dealer Gresncastle, Aug. 2, 1860-tw.

AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE! TO SELL OUR CAMPAIGN MEDALS O AMPLE Packages containing four magni fr fieent Gilt Medals, with elegant Portraits — Ainbrotypes taken from life—of Lincoln 4 Hamlin, Douglas 4 Johpson, Bell 4 Everett, and Kieckinmlge 4 Lane sent by uiailtoany address upon the receipt of ONE DOLLAR.

All orders must be addressed to HOsEA IT CARTER 4 CO ,

Manufacturers,

10 .}• 18 Hanover Street, Boston,Mass. J ; Clubs supplied at wholesale prices. Boston, Aug. 30, I860. G-ood Land For Sale. r |''HE aubset’t+ier has for sale the South east 1 quarter of Section 19 in (Marion) township 14, North of Range 3 wext, 160 acres. Also, 160 acres of LAND about two miles South-east of (Ireeneastle, Putnam county, Ind., all of rwLich will be sold on favorable terms and timl JOHN I'. SELLER. Greencastle.rafug. 30, 1860-3t.

we will pay tbe highest market price in Cash, for Wheat, at our Mill, at all limes, and that we arc fully prepared to manufacture Flour j mid Meal for customers in the best manner.— We grind for customers every day, and we have prepared a good mid rapacious WagonYard, and a good Room with beds, lo accommodate customers who may wish to stay over night, free of charge. We keep Flour and Meal on band for sale and to exchange for Wheat and Corn. We also keep a GROCERY STORE on the Eastside of the Public Square, Grecncastle, Indiana, where we keep Flour and Meal of ourown manufacture fur sale, and a good Stock of Groceries, which we sell low for Cash or Country Produce. We likewise keep Salt by the barrel, for sale low, both at

our Mill and at our Grocery Store. J. 4 C. W CARTER, 4 CO " Excelsior Mill*,” Grecncastle, Ind.

June 21, 1860 -3m

First Train East stops at Brazil, Junction

ami Grecncastle.

Third Train East stops at Highland,Brazil, Rrelsville, Junction, Oreenenitle, Nlcholsonvilb- and Cartersburgh First Train West, at Plainfield. Cartrr.-burg, Clayton, Coatsville, Nicboisonvilie. Greenctfetie. Junction, Rrelsville Brazil and Highland. Second Train West, at Plainfield, Cartersbnrg, Coatsville, Nichobonvillc, Grccncaitle, Jmiction and Brazil.

Going South.

j 1st Mail Tr. 6:00 a. m.

(MILTON A. OailOHN, TTORNEY AT LAW, Uieencsd.!*. Ind L Ovkick, South side of Public Square.

JOHN HANNA,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Gicencasllc, Ind. j‘Y OrriiK, in Southard's building, adjoin

mg the Post Office

Having resumed tin practice of my Profession, I respect fully solicit a share of such business ns usually demand the attention of Attorneys. (jy 28 ’5ft 6m. M \KSIIALL A. MOOUE,

NEW ALBANY AND SALEM RAIL ROAD.

Going North

1st Mail Tr. 1:42 a.m.

2d Express 3:40p.m. I 2d Express 9:50 ri m. Freight, 11:15 a. m. | Freight, 11:15a.m. PIANOS! PIANOS! PIANOS!

MGIITE A

RECEIVED THIS DAY! -A-TST OTI-iEK. SPLENDID ASSOlt l MENT COAL OIL LAMPS, Direct from the .Niiniifaeturers,

HR tDIU ItY'S,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW AND DEPUTY l.INHF.MAN A SON’S

. \ Prosecutor, Greencastle, Ind. 1 • ^ ' * Ifi'Will (iraetice in the Courts of Putnam " *• till. J. I ()*S

county; faithfully attend to all business m NPLIvVDID (iOLD-MKDAL PRKMIl'M trusted to his care; make speedy collections ^ and prompt remittances, Ac. -t - * JL JcJk. -Ln-fel &3* ■> j Okvick, up stairs, over T. W. Williamson's CAN ONLY BE FOUND AT L KISSNER'S

, Store, South Side Public Square, fang 24 59. Music St

HETHAN S. HAGAN,

TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY Public, Grecncastle, Ind.

\y h c ^« ^ ?r xy 1 y T h a, r l , s, - vle ’ inferior cannot be surpassed m the market. Courts of Indiana. Bounty Land and Pension

cannot l>e eiirpushod in the

For sale at the Lowest Figures, at

(’. COOK’S Druk Store,

jy2 ’60 tf] N. W. cor. Public Square.

Deodorized Coal Oil! Deodorized Coal OH!! Deodorized Coal Oil!!! CLEAR \S A CRYSTAL

Claims secured.

[rs.jc? 611.

Those wishing to avail thcm.*elve* of its for the safe n/urn of the Stuil-nt -. , . iii . , So, if you see me there, Mr. Editor, vou will

advantages should commence at once to J

send in their scholars.

tp-a,. The i'utn.am County Agricultu ral Fair is now in progress, and from up- 1 pcaraltces wo mo letl to believe that in the exhibition of live stock, it will 1m superior to former Fairs, while in other article* it may uot equal other exhibitions. The weather is tine, and everything appears favorable to n most stir ccssful show of the industry, agiicultutural and other productions of the coun-

try.

TlIK 11 UOSl Kit HOY- — Au. ftll'ls Ol THE QIESTION —EACH I’-ARTV HEI'REKENTEI).—The political questions now agitating the minds of the American people will 1c discussed by A. A. Os born. (Lincoln;) J U. Allen, t Douglas;) li. L Stone, (Breek in ridge;) \ H. Slone, (Bell;) at the following times and

places:—

New Maysvillc, Saturday Sc|d. 8th . Fillmore, Saturday, Sept. 15th: Unveland, Saturday, Sept. 22il; Cloverdalc, j Saturday. Sept. 2!)th ; North Salem, Saturday,t)ct, Gth , : Portland Mills. Satnr day, October Kith; Ladoga, Saturday, Oct. 20th, Bainbridgc, Saturday, Oct. 27th; Grecncastle, Saturday, Nov. .Id. Speaking tit each place will onnmcnec at 1 o’clock P. M. The ladies arc respectfully invited to attend as well a -

mankind generally.

H. M. Crane, the Forger.—This gentleman, some time since arrested for forgery, the evidence of which was of the most plain and positive character, by some hook or crook hits been released

know ihc reason, ami will not impute to me the same motive which will piompt ihe “tfirU*’ of your town. Kit Hitt.

Disconsolate Hill, Sept., IbWh

1*. S'—Sometime, when I feel lik< it, l will tell you ami my friend* of the “Banner’' why our charming placo i» c-’illo*! “ Di-;coii!*<*late

Hill”—‘ thereny hangs a tale.”

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Real Estate Transfers, Foom Aug ilftli to Sept I'.'th Andrew- MrC’iuklc to Mattiii-w McOorkle, land in Mutnot- Ip , for $156. Benjamin King to Nelson Wood, 80 acres in Madi-on 11> . for 8700. A. K. Wright to James L. Young lots in

.Manhattan for >21.

Jainus T. Young tn Jonathan Mullinix, hits

in Manhattan for iJilOO.

Win II. Fiirgnsun to Win H. Coats, 50 acre*

in Grccnoustlc tp , for ijilti'iO,

David Worley to Franklin White, 18 ucri-s

in Cloverdalc tp., for $50.

John Rice, sen., to John W. Estep, 22 acres

in Monroe tp, for $ 1000.

Riley Springer to John W Estep, 20 rod

Monroe tp • lor $6.

John Wilkinson ft-toiit claim to David H. Wilkinson, 101 urresin Floyd tp . for $2.00(1. James R. Thompson to Adam R. Shepherd,

lot in Giovi laud for $265.

Samuel Cull to William H. Ilyten, .“Ifi .acres

oflnml in Monroe tp $1494,25.

/.areblii C Woodfill to John W. Shackleford

out lot in Nt w Maysville for .{Irvl.

Nancy Woodfill to John W. Shackleford in-tnei-t in u'lt let in New Maysville for $183. Charles I). Johnson to John W. Shackleford interest in out lot in New Maysville for $183. Gabriel Woodfill to John \V. Shackleford,

two out lots iii New Maysville for $ 110(1.

James F. Boyd to Joint W. Shackleford one

out lot in New Maysville $183.

Reuben 01 axon to John W. Shackleford three out lots in New Maysville for S.16'.t. Gabriel Woodfill to John W. Shackleford three out lots in New Maysville for$183. Henderson Wright to Samuel Wright, 75 acres of land in Washington tp., for $18(10. James Murphy to Jesse Mrl’lo eters, 56 acre* of land in Madison tp . for $556,20. John K Mahan (Sheriff) to Williamson 4

Daggv, 80 acres of land in Washington Ip , for

$350.’

Public Speaking.

JOB PRINTING. Our facilities for doing all kimU of Joh Printing are now unsurpassed in any country cstaMihlimeiit in the West. Quite recently we have added to our ustnMishnient n number of fonts of LARUE JOR TV PE, so that now we are enabled to equal any city establishment in the printing of LARGE POSTERS. And our prices, too, will not exceed those of Indianapolis or (’iucinnati cHtabliahmeulM. We feet thankful to our friends for the’* patronage heretofore bestowed upon us an ^ k i continuance of their favors.

iiimits \.\ii (.mm sitki,

.1 HUS SIIILUTO t Ml.. Noe. 101, 103 and 105 West Fourth Street, C X KT O I 1ST Tsj -A- T I, O.

iMfutiTnis os-

DRl {.HDDS AND ( AKI'KTING, 4 HE nuw I'pening an extensive and com . \ plete isiurtineut of Foreign & American Dr) Goods, ('arpHing, Floor OH-

Cloths, Ac., c.

Families Hotel Keepers, Steamboat Owners and Purchaser* generally, may depend upon finding the best class ol Goods, nt prices as low ns they can be purchased in the Eastern in Cities. (Sept. (J, 'GO. (iiu #

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A. B. 1.YON, W. W. LTO.V.

, . . -ix The county candidates generally will speak from prison and is now at large without at tlie foll()witlg , :me , ai , d places, to wit

the restraints of a pending law suit rest

ing over him. How it is that crimes of the most heinous character are connuitted in our midst from time to lime and the perpetrators suffered logo unpunished, wc have no in •nil 4 of determining. To our sopliit'irntril mind, there appears to be a /k-iti/-loose somewhere, but where it is, we have not as vet been enabled to discover. As soon as Crane was release 1. he made tracks for other quarters. Feeling bimoelt guilty (though released by law; he. doubtless thought that he had better take up his quarters where the evidences of his crime arc not so strong as they arc here in (Ireeneastle. From the facts before us wc are not jit tilled in holding Mr. Moore, tho county IWc-cu-tor, responsible for the release of this villain, or with a want of due dilligciicc in prosecuting him. Crane s father was written to and came on .and purchased the notes which his son had Jonjcd and before the day of trial came on. the father (who sports the title of a minister in the F.piseopal Church) with the notes had departed to his home in the Last. It is btated that it was necessary to present these notes in Court or on the trial of the accused in order to make out a ease against him; but as they had been

spiriUrl away, of course they could not ^

be produced. Hence, the result.

— . -sw~' *♦-

nUk. AYe were visited at this place on

Al Manhattan, Monday, the 17th of Sept. “ rutnniiivilh . Tuesday, IHtli “ “ “ Cloverdalc-, Thursday, 20th “ “Mt. Meridian Saturday, 22d “ '•

Commencing ench day nt 2 o'clock, 1’. M.

Miftringc Licenses issued to

John W Sweeney amt Lucy Ann Wright,

on the 8th of September.

Henry C Darnnll and Elizabeth Bridges,

or the HMh •

James W. Ford and Nam-v J. Bow. u on the

11th.

Philadelphia Market. ruiLAiui.miA, Sept 10. FLOUR—Dull; sale s of 1,000 brls superfine

at $6U(H«0 15

GRAIN—Wheat declined3c ; sale* of 2,000 bush red at $1 40(ul 43 ; white $1 (Soil 56. Cora buoyant; sales of 3,000 bu yellow at 75c.

New Orleans Market. N’kw Oulkanh, Sept. 10.

COTTON—Is firm ; sales of 3,000 hales nt

11 11'.jc.

CORN—Advanc.ing, and is quoted at 70(.i-

80c.

Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, Sept. 11.

Flour market dull and heavy, and after re ceipt of foreign news it became unsettled and closed nominal ; superfine $5 J5{u5 20. Provisions—Good demand for Bacon sides ; apply about exhausted ; -10 hhdl sold at M'.j.

loWiiag done in other articles

supi

Nothing

Wheat dull and lower; white $1

$1 21.

Corn active at 47c. Oat* steady at 80 cents.

•JO red

10 M (> V A 1.

Fuesday night, the 11th in t.

T. J. JOHNSON A ( 0.,

I I AYE UKMOYF.D their Millinery Store to 1 1 the East Side of Itu- Public Square, one door North of Barley 4 Peck’s, where they will be happy to see all their old customers, with a ffijirt Grecncastle, Julv 12,1860.-tf.

v.crux.

V I,YON & SONS,

I I AVE REMOVED THEIR GOODS TO 1 I their New Store Rooms on the South Side of the Public Square, one door West of of Thobniu hou’s Old Stank, where they are prepared with room and goods sufficient to meet the demands of their old customers and be able to accommodate any new ones who may favor them with their pat [ milage. They have a large and well selected STOCK OF NEW GOODS, which they offer at the lowest market price

for ea«h.

Their Groceries lire New. Fresh, ami clean, and all of Ihc best quality. It is important t hen that all should understand that MONEY CAN BE SAVED, tly calling and examining their Stock before pure Ini.sing elstw'liero, THH BAKKRY IILFAKTMBNT of their establishment i* entirely new, everything having been fitted up in the best style, and they fed confident that they are propaja-d to meet tho demands of the people with anything in that line. A Superior Article of Bread Fresh every day. Also, Pies and unsurpassed Cakes of every kind. They have in their employ a Baker of the first order, which will enable them to excel anything in our city in this branch of their business. Particular attention will be given to getting up .sri'CKIOll CAKES TO ORDER for wedding parties, decorated if desired, in i superb style. They gnarrantee entire satisfaction. They will endeavor to please nil. deal honestly and promote the interest of their patrons. Very Respectfully, V. LYON 4 SONS. Orecucastle, Aug. 30, 1860.-tf. St nt it ol Indiiinti. I’atnain County, Ss : In the Common Fleas Court of 1’ntnam County, Indiana, 'Iii February Turn. 1861. Richard M. Hazulctt, ) VS. i rXTITION Ruth Ann McCoy, John McCoy, V vun Mary June Grove, Harriet Smith j pabtition. and Sarah Smith. I I )E IT KNOW N, Hint on this 29th day of I > August, I8CII. the iibovo natm <1 plaintiff by I) K. Eckels, his Attorney, filed in tho office of the Clerk of said Common Pleas Court, bis complaint against said defendant* in tbe above entitled cause, together with an nffi davit of a competent person, that one of said defiudimts, to wit : James Grove, is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant James Gfove, is therefore hereby notified of tho filing anil pendency of said romplnint against said defendants, and that unless he appear, answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause, on the serin d day of tinnext Term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court boas* in tin- town ot Greem-astle. on the lir>t Monday in February, 1*61. next, said complaint nun the math vs ami things therein contained and allfdgcd, will be hoard and determined in his absence. Witness, Melvin McKee, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of said County. MKL'i IN M< KEF, C. C. C. P. S ptembi r H, DffiV [IT's fit $-*,50.

“A Sound Mind in a Healthy Hody.” THE FARMER'S HOME INNTITI TE. 1 Al 1 LrrARYACA DKM Y, OLHSTTOrsT, X JST XJI A. JST w. [Fifteen Miles North of Terre Haute.] 1 I A\ ING been gn atly enlarged and placed J 1 upon a full Collegiate basis, opens its next regular annual session of 41 weeks MONDAY, SEPi'EMKEIt 3d, 18ti(*. One hundred and sixty Boarding Pupils can now eat, drink, sleep, study and recite; asso ciating continually with teachers and enjoying all the benefits of home comfort anil discipline, on tbe College grounds am! under the same roof. NUMEROUS LECTURES will be given by the Professors on a variety of subjects ; also, a regular course of lectures, ' amplified by suitable cabinet and apparatus', to advance classes in Natural Science. A TEACHER S CLASS will be formed, to which a limited number of young ladies will bo admitted, and to graduates of which "Normal School" certificates will b given. AS A PREPARATORY StHOOL for those desiring to enter the advanced classes of some other College, this Institution offers groat inducement- ,, isi-mi.it of its rconotny, superior discipline or reed on I r I enticements

to Wc*

A PRIMARY‘DEPAPT^ENT hu, been tilted up « '•m-eef durable cxpi nsr and placi d under tbe charge of an experienced Preceptress, for the hi nefit of Orphans and l he lean advanced children entrusted to our care

and training.

OF ITS DAILY MILITARY EXERCISE We would suggest, that ns a means of inuring students to hardship, clo-e discipline, grace I of motion anil correct posture, no exercise can compare with it ; and none is more approprisite in a land which relies less upon its standing armies than upon the brave hearts nud [ strong bauds i f n " Citizen Soldiery.’’ Hon. 1> H. Tiohi.max, President ot the U. S. Agri cultural Society, in his address at the U. S. Fsir at Chicago, slrnm.dy ri commended tbnt Military tneties should go baml in band with agriculture, and be taught as an exercise in all our common schools.

UNIFORM.

"Roundabout,” pantaloons and cap, of cheap grey cloth or ii-an, trimmed with black. An experienced House-Keeper and Pastrycook, from Terre Haute, with nn intelligent Assistant, will perform the duties of the Cul inarv lb portment. tFRMS—For Board, Lodging, mending and Tuition itt all Branches mid Departments— wiih no "extras,’’ entrance or janitor's fee— $150 per annum,—Payable quarterly in ad-

vance.

ILT Student should come in promptly nt the opening that they may be properly classed. "COME Tf) OUR COUNTRY HOME.” f A. C UJ Ij T "V . M. Sot i.i M .f Kowdoin College, Me . Prof, of Miltnl and Vlo d Philosophy, and Aneient Languages ; Pn iding TeaeDM B. E Rhoah*, A. IL, of Wabash College, Prof, of Nat. and Experimental Science. It. E Kahn it am, A. B , of Bowdoin College, Me,, Prof, qf Mathematics. E. It. I!s:^f n. A B , of Union College, N. Y., Study-Room Tutui-, and Prof of Elocution, Belles-Lettres and V’ocnl Music. H. H. Brash, Esq , A Commercial and Classical graduate, (native German; Prof of BookKeeping, Modi-ni Languages anil Law. Mrs. A. B. Toi'st.zv, Principal of Primary Department. Miss Livixa Bkaoii, Assistant. Cnpt. J. C Bbinxax, U. S. Army, Military Instructor. H. (J. MaRklk, Leader and Instructor of Brass Band. E. Swaiita, Leader and Instructor of String

Band.

M. O. Torst.KV, Business Manager. Dr M M Totst.tv, Surgeon nud Steward. Clinton, Ind., Aug. 30, 1860.—tf.

f o i

’It’ nt I h

Just rciteired uud

Lowest Prices, at

('OOK’S Drug .'More, X. IV Cor. Public Syuarc Knclc While Lend! Engle While Lead!! Ea«le White Lead!!!

Chrome (Jmen, Paris (•rci’it,

Verdigris («reeii, Chrome Y ellow, Chrome Red, and Paint of all kinds & Colors (warranted pure), far sale Lower than ever, at COOK'S DIU (i STORE, N. H . Cor. Public Square. G i i entitle, July 2, I860 —tf. • Votr itect'iviHfj : A EKESn SUPPLY OF

JOHN S. JENNINGS,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Greeneastle, Ind. * Y Will attend promptly to all bii-ini ss intrusted to bis care. Collections made and promptly remitted. Particular attention paid

to the settlement of Estates.

Deeds, Mortgages and written instruments

of all kinds gotten up in good style.

Omen, at present, it: County Treasurer's Office. I r, 26 '59. m. j. m.relit r. ' l c. slavxns.

EL ETCHER \ SLAtENS,

l TTOHNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT

d\ LAW, Grecncastle, Ind.

XrWill attend promptly to all Professional business intrusted to their care. Special attention given to the collection of claims and

the settlement of Estates.

Okfick, over Tucker W. Williamson’s Store,

South-side, Public Square. M VTSON A. SCOTT,

T T O H N E YS AT LAW. Greeneastle, Ind. Office, in Thornburgh's Block

over Stevenson 4 Peck’s Store.

O f*Will practice regularly itt tbe Circuit ami Common Picas Courts of tbe counties of Putnam, Clay, Owi u and Greene, and in any other counties in tbe State where they may be called. [aug.29’59.

f/rccncetttlc, Ind.

r IM]E above Instrument.-) have full Mi-tilic

1 Frames, Overstrung Seales, tho most ap-

proved Action, combined with the highest Finish. From the entire satisfaction expressed by tin- THOUSANDS who have purchased of the above celebrated and reliable Makers a reputation has been established in favor of the above Pianos unattained by any other make. Being n judge of Instruments, the (quality and Price of my Pianos will defy the competition of any Dealer here or elsewhere—thus assuring to every pnrcliaser a really First class In

strutnent upon the most satisfactory terms. KEFEXlETsTCJES. [Notf—None of other Dealers are taken ; those only an- given who purchased of me.]

Dr. Allen Pence, Terre Haute.

Charles Seyfferth, Prof, of Music, " “ S. H. Arnold, •* " John S. Kerlin, •* “

Sisters of Providence, two Pianos, St. Marys. Rev. Win. H. Smith Greeneastle.

Mr-. Mary J Jones, “ K. R. Kercheval, Esq., Postm'r... "

I.. KIS8NEK,

Dealer in First class Pianos. 315“ Room opposite Thornburgh'a Block, Grecncastle, Ind. long. Hi, 'GO-ly. PREMITTM PIANOS! — PF-RSOXS WISHING to purehoBC first-dais

P. K. WtLLtAXISOX. WILLIAMSON A

Anr., tauov. I) A(.GY,

BEAT IT IF YOU CAN! Ht that 1 have sold Three Times any Pianos ns nny other Dealer in le.diiring the same time, is sufficient

tke

st iPi-Ansros, »t satisfactory terms, can only be L K1SSNLR, win re tin- laign-t ssoi't'-il Mock of Musical 1 listruincuts )iHiidisecau lie found in Greeneastle. n upimsitc Thornburg's Block.

1W0—tf.

*/i C4t i if riffs.

rpi•^■hdrsigtied has for sale PIUTZ and

I l^Mi.NS' Improved

WlK’Hl Drill ami Seotl Sower. This is an Improvement on Moore's Patent.

A L S O ,

Page k Clarj’N liiiproHMl Drill, Made by Wm Mercer. Auo, Agent for Mole Plows, Two Horse, Threshers and Cleaners warranted to give satisfaction.

ALSO.

Telegraph Fodder Cutlers,

when ordered,

1 * For further particulars enquire at, or write t" me at my residence 2'._, miles South oa-t of Poitlaml Mills, Putnam county, Ind.

WM. A. CARVER.

August 16, 1860.—n34 tf

IIIILS. PL A S'I'Elt ERS « EMENT—

Fur sale low for cash, hv DORSEY 4 JONES.

Grteuca tie, Match 11, tf.

A I a I x (; <) <) I) s IN OUR LINE, JEROME ALLEN, Druggist, No. 2 Thornburgh s Block. E-A-IISTTS ! .■P-AI.TNTTS!!

A HEAVY STOCK OE Furo While liCtui, I’ll re Zinc While, Chrome Crcou, Paris (jireen, Chrome Yellow, Prussian l{ltie, Ochers, Hods, Fire Proof Paint, Bunu and Haw Umber, Anti Colors of doscriplion, Dry nml Ground in Blvaclicd and Refined Linseed Oil. ran sale low AT JFHOME ALLEN'S Drug Store, JVu, 2 7 UoruLuryh's liloclc. GET THE BEST ! EEXXIT JJKTLS ! l^cuit eJ ars ! A FULL STOCK OF THE BEST QUALITY. Also, n first rate Article of At Alil.HiVS Drug Store, Xo. 2 Thornburgh’t lllurk. THOSE SPLENDID UIL T ,i:- FT AIX ailOCND W iii( low Shades, H.4I ARRIVED AT A I, L E X 8 I > II i; (i STOKE, No. '1 hornlnirgli’K Block. “ lISXJjFl.II3XS.^aL ” f'oaf Oif. rm: iiFsr /x the ma heeti ALSO, .i s/'LExnin A>so/n'ur\r of i 0(9 f if 9f ijIUDdltSn In Stole and Receiving. •OlCl EITTEl) WITH COAL Oil. Ill It NEKS, I T JEROME A TTEX'S Nd. 2 Thornburgh’s Block. CONCENTRATED LYE

AN/)

1M itK POTASH IN CANS, At ALLEN'S iirug More, Ao. 2 Thornburgh t Muck. Greeneastle, June 21, I860. ()i 1 s! Oils! ( )iIs!

4 TTORNKYS AT LAW, Office, up -lairs Y in the Ash Brick, North Side of Public Square. Greeneastle, Ind. if / - Will give prompt attention to all Professional business entrusted to their care, in this and adjoining counties. [jy.27-59. JAMES J. SMILEY, 1)ROSEOUTING ATTORNEY. i Greeneastle, Ind, 11 J" Will give piuiupt official attention lo all matters entrusted to bis rare. Make general collect ions, remittances, 4c., on must reason-

able terms.

Orrrcx, one door North of the Post Office, ^ np-atnirs. [jan 6-’58 y.

E. T. KE1G1ITLY,

JOT ARY PUBLIC nml AGENT for the Location of I.nud Warrautit generally. Offu l, at the Exchange Bank, Grecncastle, Indiana. [mch24-58 y. IDEJXTX/YL STjrtO-EnY.

I)ll. A. T. KIGIPFLEY,

1 > E.SPECTFPLLY tenders his Professionul Ik services to all who may favorhi.it with

their patronage.

All operations performed after the mniincr of the most approved practitioners, and with perfect safety to the patient. It may not be improper for him to state, for the satisfaction of tho-e who have not an acquaintance with his Professional character, that in addition to a number of years of successful practice in Kentucky iiml Inkiana, nlso three years prac ticc iu Bainbridgc and vicinity, he 'akes plea

sure in giving as

HEKKHKNCES:

W. T. Scott, Esq , J. W. Hall. M. D., W. R. Lewis, M I>. Darnall, M. D., A. B. Walls, P.

M , Bainbridgc, Ind.

(1 i* He may be found at bis office, over J. H. Sands’s Store. IGreencastle, nprl4 58if. COYFULET Si ( AKI'ET YVEAYING. r l''HE Subscriber would announce to all bis 1 customers and friends of Putnam, and adjoiug counties, that lie moved from Fillmore last September but is still carrying on bis old

business of

Double Coverlet and Ingrain C arpel

Weaving,

About three miles south east of Mansfield, iu Jackson township, Parke county. Those desiring work of this character can get it done at liis Shop on short notice, and iu the best of order JOHN MUIR. Junc 1 I. i860.

full iron-frame grand actiun 'PIANO FORTES,

warranted in every respect, would do well to

call and examine my stock of

inttuxt- iisrsxxixjjycEXsrTS from tb- Great Smith western Home Manutsctory of IV ters, W< bb 4 Co , (late Peters, Crngg 4 Co ,' of Louisville, Ky., which for delicacy of touch, quality and power of lone, as Well as tbe general beauty iff alylu and finish, are not surpassed by any other make iu the Union. The above Pianos have nrner lost a premium when brought in competition with any other

make.

I w, uld i .-fer to the following pi rsuiis, who have purchased the above Instruments, as It E F E It E N C K S : Judge Eeklos, Gn-rucastle. Wm. L. Farrow, •• Milton A. Osborn,.. ,l J U Hawkins Glaycuuntv. Mrs It. It. Bennett, Principal of the Female Department of the Waveland Institute. ’1 nistccH of the Ladoga Acudcmv. Miss Lizzie Carver Parke co. A. I>. Billingsley Putnam ro llj" Tin lnte-l publications of SHEET MUSIC always on hand, and for .-ulo at publisher's prices. Room East-Side Public Square, Grecuerst'e, T. ,f. JOHNSON. j August y, laG'l.— ly,

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, A ftcneoolerit Institution established by special Endowment, for the Relief of the Sick and Distressed, ajjlicted with Virulent and Epidemic Diseases, and especially for the Cure of Dis-

eases of the Sexual Ore/a ns.

A I EDICAL ADVICE GIVEN GRATIS, hv the a.▼ 1 Acting Surgeon, tu all who apply hy loiter, with a (loKcrii)tion of their condition, (age, occupation, habits of lift*, die.,) ami in cases of « xtrc»ine poverty, Mcdiciucs furnished

free of charge.

VALUABLE REPORTS on Sparmatorrhoua, and other Diseases of tlu Si xual Organs, and on the NEW REMEDIES (mployed in tho Disponsary, sent to the afflicted in sealed lett( r envelopea, five of charge. Two or three Stamps for postage will be acceptable. Address, On. Skii ux Houghton, Acting Surgeon, Hownrrd A-i-’oc iation, No. ‘J, South Ninth Street, rhilndelnhia, Pa. Ity order of the Directers : EZRA l). HEART WELL, *Wt. C*eo. FAiacuiLn, Sec’y. [jy2’60 ly. N LAV GOODS ! SPK1N« AND Si MMEK STOCK!

JA!YII«> I). STKYENSOIN’,

PKALER IN

Hill’d ware, Moves, Qiieeosware,

Manufacturer Of Tinware, &c., &c.

Successor to the lute Firm of Stevenson «( Ames

North-Enst Corner, Public Squnre,

Gbkfncastlk, Ixn. | March 5, 186(1.

MERRILL &L CO.,

BOOKSELLERS,

Stationers and Publishers,

l 1 a \ < ‘ I v t 1 li i o V»‘ (l

TO GLENN'S BLOCK.

XO.

Lord Oil,

INoal-loot Oil, Oiivo x'c Castor

Isinsccd Oil, Cuttl ()il,

Fisli Oil, MM*.

Conitantly on hand and for sale low at \ i.LKN S MU’G STOKF. Grcitua lli March 22, 1*00.—tf If.

•>5 EAST W ASIfIXoTO.S

Indianapolis. Indiana.

jt-14 'CO. iiq25 if. A FARM FOR SALE I WISH todispnse of my Farm—situated 2 I miles South of Manhattan. on the Buwliug-Gn-en road, Containing 263 Acres, I also have TWO OTHER SMALL FARMS ad-

joining, for Rent or Sate.

Anv further information can be obtained by calling on the undersigned who will be on tbe premises, or upon enquiring of E. T.Kxioim.v,

nt (Ireeneastle.

JOHN WILLIAMSON. Manhattan, July 19, I*tiO.-* NOTICK—A FARM TO RENT! undersigned has a farm to rent to a 1 suitable person who would be willing lo take car-- of two old persons. Tbe farm is sit uuted one mile Soulb-west of Bainbridge.Inil Call soon at the residence of the undersigned, as lie may be found at home almost any time. If tho farm is not rented in a short time, it will hr for sale. PHILIP FORD. Augu-l 9, 1 60 Jo

AM now receiving nn large and splendid TOCK OF SPRING GOODS'

Embracing every variety of

DRESS. FAX( V A .\’l> DOMESTIC X>:ry CS-oods,

Parasols, a« .f a large slock of

BOOTS AM) S II OKS, A Large, (’oinpltte and Cheap Stock of LEGHORN, PALM LF.AF. SOFT, FUR & SILK I I o ts ai id C "m >s,

A general Stock of

OBOCBBIBS,

A snral! stock of

HARD AND QUEENSWARE,

,/ /; ir /: /. r )’. a .-., dr.

i \ f V( f, A I. MOST' EVERYT HINa usually kept iu Stores in tin's place or anywhere' l-o, which 1 propose to sell at I NPHECEDEM El) LOW IMUCES i’lislt nr iipi ' Ctfl f ’ljiiii'r)/ Produce ! I intend to keep my STOCK ALM.VAS COMPLF.TE, and can do tins at reduced prices, ns I have employed an experienced buyer who is always in Aew York City, to take advantage of the Market, ami pick up bargains for me whenever offerei Hence, I

will be in receipt of

NEW (i(M)liS EA ERA FEW DAYS

throughout the fw?l»*oii.

My goods wire bought very low lit New

York Citv, and

I can and will Sell them very Cheap ! 1 solicit all w ho want cheap goods to come and see me before buying elsewhere. You may SAV E money by it. M ill pay l aftli for Com & Wheat. JOSEPH H. CROW make* this his headquarter*. and wants to buy Calllu for CASH. Come and s< t- voui "Id friend* and their ClIfcAl* GOODS !

S I*. JUNKS.

R. W. JONES, Saletman . Greeneastle, April 9, 1860 -tf.

NEAT AND III I \l* I’HINTINt.