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t li u n d i) a y, jui;:: i:, i cct - r'-ry t.Cuis Trr .ia:i I a " ; -rcf c. jl. .:i p. Dr, i tVr L.-te Elijah N- riAi. J .;. I I. .-...hm W. C. L-r.A;-. . r- 'jJu' 5 A. F- :::-r. lb. . cjiolc;: ei -no::. Cir To t: 3 -':rJ -t V, 1 t- Ccr.ty I e ..- a c idlte ur the ci:.. cf Esccrc.r ci 7L'.2Gci.y to the dacisioa cf tho County Ds-mo-cmi Coa.teatica. HUGH B. LOGAN. (TJT Ye ate authorised to announce, LESTEH, L. SMITH, of Libcrtr Uiwiith.", as e candid ite far Sheriff, subject a the decision f the Democratic Coun'.y Convention. We ate s.uthrizod t announce G. L. MOOSE, as a candidate for Sheri.Tat tlie October Election. To th Vot of Tippeaao and and Yhita Co a inks. 1 sta a candidate for Prcaecutor. D- CWELL. Cii0r i'a.a hzi : n necessarily occupied this week tnatten Dot directt!j psrtalalcj to lbs paper, consequently (hit variety of editorial, which under ether circumstances would have uppe&red is n&ceas&ri'y emitted CCrTh attention of our readers is ia idled to the flaw ttdvertitsraenta ia this Weeks paper. THE DAILY MAIL, From Logansport via Amsterdam, Burnett's Creek and fdcnticello to Reynolds, ill be commenced nest Saturday. Cach a mail has long been reeded between the place above named, and we think its importance End advantages will is properly appreciated by tka puUIa. Cir d- S. T., of Fr&sslsville, his our thanks fcr Ids cfTarta ia Ithslf thi Chief lain. CT1 Al this present writing (Weices l? S o'clock I. 11.) em eld quill itself is sweAtir j, eo bet is the sun! CM C..1 is dsAn r:a ui 'l.ha a thcuind cf brick'! and ths lut v. a ts,w cf tl.3 mercury it vas t-bi.al3a.vl- tl.3 ihsrrnanjtcrto'jo tp. A fjiyr r : j f -o, tl.rr Us'.: j vp tU tl.s lh.rca v. a cv J.l - :t 1.11 t f U v.' i.-ths ,. ctt f.c .1 c.r f;s, t, 3 lrr.t t;r t.::; 1 Li dcLl q-l.k I;,.; 3 tj itKEllerljlcca, L;t by fir. Fl-jd, tvbo, Uklnj i 1: 17 sa cur i-.r.rir. j cr aCities J .Itcd t-j v; (Ijj hli f :.r; . ij) cf .:iciw2,trl tell cs ta Aswa il! V.'a tbc:." c". rjr d! O bs?sr g-:ol it kill' E.-ys if iha bsst or t:c.T-.ts ycu, -3 to !!r. Fl-jd, ar.d be r.ll ttt you rlht I jr five cttU dri:.k ik etl'j, Ittr.tl KiOusr&lica, but do c:t ttle njiihir,x s'-'crtr tlna lirrjn-t-i! Ahera! r;:ibirj cflhis bet dxy, rt:.:lrids ts th et kept cc de.ra ulrcct ta tl.s Cc-rt L'iu .j, tad CL.loJ at t La cf-f.-acf a bisnl ia lbs bill cf the laiter ikts.ta ce how be stood the beat. We thall r.ei:r f. ii hov be hc'-i 2. Jcb tevsr cibiblul mcrj pcrf.et rlel.rs tf pe;ldr.ci. TI.:ie 1 tit, li l. t, C : :t, vs ;t s 1 L , .icr-i'.la f.re . a cp.n doibir cs .n t 2 if be hid j..t L;;n lnthstiTir Vi.h b".J cl..l i c 1, E-.t ; : ; L Citj 1 eft l-i :t ch: .I,- 1 t :.h t .;r tlo.va 1,1a c .a t, l.h s .1 il. 3 1 p . ; i c 1. : : e :m .1 tl3tf thi llr j .1 I'.lh. C:.l 2 be I - V s l--h U, vt rnl :r e. . 1 ; - -,. tii' ' " ' -i' - ' d L--::r. t :i : ?, but n b t.h.d tl.o privlh -? cf 1 1Z -te' J'.i t f.r? 1 3 c.ld i::..r c bid t.;t i". -.s t3 i 3 i . : ti 3 l urtl' ) 1 I 3 T . . U 1.3 1 1 ; - . - - ' r. r t. a. . I 7 l :

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I rrvr . to t 3 c es- ?. A cattle drover from Lo,2an county,! lu;":cs, says tna crop u very poor, wher Sj? r.ai oeen, out it u better to an v.n ij, '." Tl.3 Alton (lib) Courier cf the 17th i.ii.t. says: "We understand that a number of the farmers in this end a!joifiitg counties . are making arrangements to commence harvesting their wheat crops on fdonday next. From directions, we have ac counts of iraost premising yeald; 'and we have no doubt it will soon be pouring into this market in larger quantities ' than ever before. During the last season, our city mill have been paid at any poii.t in this part of the West: end they are prepared to do so again." A correspondent writing to us from Winchester, Adam Co., Ohio says: The Wheat crops in this vicinity, as far es my knowledge extends in adjoining counties, is poor, and it will not rxueed on half of an average crop. The fly is making dreadful ravages. 1 he season was was so wet the far mers were not able to get tueir crops in until late, and it still continues so wet that the Corn cannot bo worked. Upon the whole the ptospect looks gloomy; but e ought not to murmur or despair, as hiiherto a gracious Providence has richly rewarded our labors." A friend living in Lebanon, Indiana, writes that, "Our wheat crop looks tolerably w 1!, I think we will have an average crop m this county. Corn lo-iks well, also grass, outs, and vegetables generally." foreign Amrs. Several, important changes have tak en place in the British Cubirst-t. Lord John Russell appointed Pre .si dent of the council; I'uke of New Cas tle, Minister of war, and Sir Geo. Grey, Secretary of State for the Colonies. : intense anxiety prevails in regard Siliitria. The Ilusins have, 7U.UOO men on the spot, and assaults are continued day and mght; 'hey succeeded in making b pratioable breech Lut a sudden rise in-the Danube prevented their ttorm'.ng. Advices to the 2,5th slate that the fortress can hold out 15 days. The Commandant, Mutapha Pacha, threatens to blow up the fortress sooner than surrender. On the night of the 2Gth, the Russians made several attempts to storm, but were repulsed with fearful loss, leaving 1,500 dead. Beneath the ramparts the Turks also made fearful havoc among the Russians, killing and wounding 4,500. Tli 3 allied head quarters are estahlisded at Varna. On the 31st, the Turks defeated 0.-! 000 Russians at Slatina, killing 00. and capturing several guns. O'her encounters, more or less sanguinary, ere reported. Ail the Russian troops now at Buchare&t ordered to advance to the Dauuhe. The Hessian forces in Lfetc-r U'alc!.U P-T3 tthl telh.ig Lick. Ail U quiet C7i t!,3 D-T.'.,h". Ths allied fleets ere id crulsng a- ' .1 v hh r. 3 enemy iii sight. ...-.jriei n auadrcn waset C lia June 1st. Poland is farther disarming, '.ha L: ; -rr cf .! jr.1::: f ibid the "-'itM.XB cf t: II i'..m ill - i..t j licjr-i-vh 7 d url' t r' e w?r. C err ieny. 11: - ti r I. -t'.-" :.; the Cmp.r.r cf Aurtrla end tue II I-.-, of Pru:, k. ,ndii by t 0 r. -pttive n..jilers was to t' e 1 1 un t'ti C r f J n. ci the n - '1- rs. Tie i:;uvt t c :. it -s s-ome t ; e 1 ii L' 2ony, c; ' ci : hy as it has tf s Irt'f b-,-L - t! t 'li,-1 e r r cf A ! - It ii ti ir -. z-r: tr it , . .-i h. '.w ii) t ij liif . t'-.rr d" I t n a f -, 11 ti t . .. ths t j. e ; , -Ch r t

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Let cTcry citizen cf 7hi:s County attend end cc! strata lha AT MONTI C E LLO! Lr.rgo prcpr.rr.licr; era being made to celcbrcta il.it d:y hi rt manner that i!I l-? r.rcrpr.tla to every American cl'.zzn who v,il do the s m a 1 1 1 r i 1 -j : j' c f L : i r. 3 present on that thv. A r.'j;;2id BAND OF MUSIC X will bo ia attendanca. OUC?. OF THE DAT. Grand procesfioa formed on the Public Square, at 11 1-2 o'clock, a. m., LEYI S. DALE, Marshall, with assistants; alter procession formed music by the BAND and march to the Grove; procession seated, prayer by the Chaplain, Kev. J. PARCELS, Reading of Declaration of Inde pendence by A. F. REED, El-, and fho Oration by COL. D. TURP1E. Dinner at 2 o'clock; toasts ' at o'clock. Just beloro snn-nso. thf i ringing of all tlie -bells and the bring oi CAiVAON viil commence, continuing for about SO minutes. A onticeJlo, Juno 20, '.TI. NEW ADV liRTISEMEJYTS ADSIIMISTJIATOXS SALE OPKL'Ai ESTATE. Y virtue of a decree of the Court of the Court ot Common Fleas, of Cass ounty. State of Indiana, made 4at the May term, thereof. 1054, ordering end directing the sale of tha Nonh , East quarter of the North West quarter oi section twelve, in township twenty-seven, in rung Ho. two west, lying and being in W hite county, Indiana, belonging, belonging to the Estate cf Isaiah Broadrick, deceased, for the purpoaa of paying the outstanding debts of said estate. 1, John Starssb-rry , as administrator of the estate cf the said Isaiah Broadrick, deceased, will, on and after the twenty-seventh day of July, 1854, o Ileron said premi-.es, et private sale, the ahove described piece of land, and make the proceeds of ssid sale, assets in my hand ior ths purpose tj paying the outstanding debts cf said estate. The terms of said sale will be: One third of ihe purchase money payable ia hand, one third in six, and one third in twelve months 'the purchaser to give approved personal security, or mortgage on tha hind. ., JOHN STANSOESilY. Administrator. June 9, 1854. 51-4 boo lis, static. ::;:y, AND. NOTIONS OF ALL ZIJTDS. :;c'v rjo istoee m i;.--. lo, Hcidd its-ez'J'y .v -z I at 5' sv r ra nor' rrr d t 1nr' rr; : . d t j ah r J ; t .! r: di: " rpjdiig r.-.af.ir ca 1 1 ' ' t r ci'uld La dtslr;!. O rt. . . i 1 fa-t of F Fi: of all kinds, r E.'.DV t ; , . , p - i r- rj fn . r 1. .1 v- ILL

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W t. Ij BUY CC0D3 A! ID C 7 ZV.VAZZ. We cir e. - I v i'l r " ,r i: . -1 - Pirn's tradtaj pul..c, to Cu.I s -.i ti 1 , jc.r C32fflting ia part sf l rial, Liwci, X?claae, b . .... iii tiers, C&Eiatl And a c&er&I ftscortinent of HOTIO If S , - ; READY MADE CLOTHING 00X3 AND SHOES, We are tftrtaiad te keep at fell tie is, the belt Sugir, ... ..... C-elTee, Tea, Lit!i2ISt- -r : . . t - - the T os.1 O. .cf, .t 1. Jur,e Ci, HZ'.. r liSTttAV-l'skea- up by Robert kotii.-ack, iivsng ia Unian township J-l 2 X White couuty, lnd., a Dun .Mere L t. wiih dark mane, tai! arid tgs fi hiplowered; supposed to be thrte year old tl.i spring vaiuid et Fifty Uoltare by Geo. II.' Mc.Muin r. r.l L. K. TJowrer, belotsj. Q. Barms, Justice of the Ffacs. ... Attest. It. McCU.NAlIAY, Clerk. June 6, 1S54. 3 OH, YES! LOOK HERE. OEeubfcribtr wouid announce to the pub, ic, that be hae opened bis Block of DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, in tbt City oi lle i,o!i;s, which he ( ffdt ! sell chefap lorc. eti or ccui.tr, produce ; i'ur which lie w i i py theh;h. t i. . i k. t (..r'.te. June 52, 1254. i).6f UMO. HOTEL. Columbia St., East of Public Square, LAFAYETTE, IS2. Jane 2,! 34. fiO-Cia Queens w are O. F. LILLY, Imporier ttzi Dealer la t Ckloa, Glac, Qoeenieware, Xataji, WAITERS TABLE CUTTLEEY, PLMTTED AND Dili TT AN! A IT A II II , Stone Front, North Side cf - Public Sqetts, LAFAYETTE, . INDIANA. TO CO VIS TRY JXXRCIIANTZ... MY Stock i now complete, compriaisir 8 lull assoruneiil ot Vs'hua i:,oi,a Y,"it. wUiiiEuca V.'r, Yellow Uaie, i-'ency XA W.re, and Ctaaa Ware, which 1 wi'.i eeit t.i Cmcinijati pucte. C. F. LILLY. " J ne 22. iC54. sj. WAli.iSii AG iil CULTURAL WAREHOUSE A?il IED STOISr, MUMEORH zr CO., ' SUCCESSORS TO JiU.MFORP &. U00SE2 Ko. ? and 2, Purdue'a Block, Tfalaj-et Iiidiaca.. June Z2, 1854- SO-Sai FAEM FOH SALE 4 MILES east of MoutictHo, os the Logia pon RoHd of C3 acre, 3 acre in cui'tve ion. For iut'oriautiaa call on theaubaenber on the prcuai'. V7LL URKS. . June 15, 1SS4, 47 LAST KOTICB EU12C, ' rIIE UDdersi-r.ed ctsirious of antillsj 1:3 their (ua;iiea once ntwre, urgeo J , yet kiBfl'.y requrt,eU pet suae isidtbtsd to them,' iu sstort! or Mill, or in any other w.yt to ry their accoanta end to tea. us listy canj.10. it any louder. Those whi wih to -aave cOiu wiil atteud to tu'ss tnattt-r. : i;.tivi)ALL - sn.0Ti.ini. T'orway, June 12, lEw-i, ' 3.3ui ' rJEW.,iooiJs1.. , BOUGHT FOR THE CAS III' rjHIE unders;. jaed would inform the publia X tuat ifany have just'rectived a choice t lection ot Goo as, to which th ey cs i the atl u m ot cash purchitcer rifcien".an't-a totll at t 8 r t prwS: lit ats or it. F' C f V, 1 ; r r - ' thousand i;us ii::L3 ; 'ar-ted. KENDALL & &21GrC? , J.; 15, ICi- ' 43 STATE OF INDIANA, Vt hj c. -ty, i - - . cay cf J- , Iwi, i . '- , t ,r 1 our ;tt IJ a't'-ju1! a. w. a? !4 -. i i, ol . . J uf, i J ry i i bpe- p r i JU . ,i . i i. 4 - ' n s rn ' i . s, 1 1 : . . . t if A r fT tni I ia 1 d iit..-, tit' L . .l 1 . ) i i v.". ia ' ii c 'fi'iUui .vt i, f i i i ''! I ftjrfc'jw''.. f " " f ' i t I . SH' 1 ! (.( i I " ( i i i ''' v I v" . j , , - t ' I ,1 ! t 3 - li !"' ... et ' t t , c . . . : - ' " -. i . ' '