Shelby Volunteer, Volume 20, Number 34, Shelbville, Shelby County, 28 April 1864 — Page 2
THESHKLBYYOLUXTKEU.
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Twenty Thousand More. TO THE PEOPLE OF ISDIAXA.
Iy tlj piocianiauon 01 ins ocrena HighneM, O. P. Morton, acting Gover-
i nor f the State of Indiana, and the Gen
et al Orders of his Adjutant General, published elsewhere, it will be learned that
The Governors ofOhir llliro.is. Iowa Wis
cousin and Indian, hare offerei to raist for
"More of It." Under this heading the Indianapolis
; Journal of the Gth indulges as follows
ti :n v i i-7 .
at the urgent solicitation of said acting S Y,vVh. 7T', , T Cloth?J und " . , t r y 1 -11110,1 States, hut receive no Governor, wuring bis recent trip to the il0llty. They will be mustered into the Meca of "contrabands" (Washington) service of the'l'nited Slates for the .eril .1,- .-..K.-Mnol filling tho Presidential i,-'n''ite,J'th,5tlmo to commence fromthe
int: uiiui lumii Uat Ol
dred day?, to perform ouch mili ary service j to tho Federal ai ms. flhe reflections
as may i.e. require ot them in any State - cast unor. somebody uf "imbecility" nd
I
SHELCYYILLE,
TIUJRSDAY, APRIL 23,1864.
Chair and commonly designated as Old
Ab?, has graciously granted his Satrap
! 0. P. the privilege of calling from the
industrial pursuit in this State the aiore
muster.
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corner Harrison and Mechanic trU
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Railrc:d,
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Lb hl.H'.1 Ul I. t.i'1-r.-VI t B l W ! I riilnn Itl.rrM... A.M.
ith dtfate?i. Knnmsat Mrs. Co&OTars, orth-i I n-.. " II CO a I Aorwu.-'iaii-,B . t Ui f-m
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! itiATm. Mail !.
The importance of mating the approaching campaign successful and decisive n.,t tn i
over estimated, an 1 I feel confident that this ! v" p-M cad will he promptly and fully responded to. ,
R. SMC KB EDITOR.
, FOR rRF..;IDF.M IN 1-fl,
Gen. GEO. . JIXIiKLLAs,
"want of brains" are evidently not in tended as complimentary. The most in
veterate copperhead coull not be more severe : Diaster follows disaster, and no suc
cess has yet come to gild the gloom.
off, after a month of warning
I need not enter into the reasons w hieh WaI"' opportunity for preparation, fell nti 1.1 tutu llfttC , . . - . ... .
us oper-1 ,naucea l" muting of this offer and i:s a. I ter,.v ""prepared. w rjymoutn, alter . ! eentance bv the (I
j andi is thus explained in a special V ash- to aI1 b the con,litioa f :hp ... ; wllPimin:? vt. ;nt(.n,ie.i hs fall-
ington dispatch to the Cincinnati Com-j try and position of our military affairs. ? en with only the defence that could be merviali oo iunrr. V" tho,,SRn;i i made by the troops ahea-lv there. No r 4 !(.-J,'KHJ) volunteers, to rendexvous t m-h 1 i 1 i 1 Governors Brongh, Lewis, Morton, j lIacCsl mily be ,,c.lfter d; " 8 " 5'. i'P aa sent ; none may have been Curtin and Yates had a long interview ; t0 te or-aniz"el under instru. -ti..n t.. hi u. P"ble. Twenty-five hundred men, and
witli the I,lei lent to-day, to urge upon Uued hv the Adjutant General. KxNtin" or- twenty or thirty guns are taken, and a
MOUSE .1VM E,OT
FOK SALE. fTVIE nnleriprie'l rfrfr sale tl ri'lrnc now
occupi! ry him, .uixt on orin r.i n- -j
r;oi. fur lurijcr j.rucu.r iubw
ntrSJtfoj
W 1. II. UROWN.
JlCClili:; Of llaC DcmOCr.aliC j the necessity of calling 200,000 men
Ceilll"l CorilllitlCC. i into the service for the delene of btates Thein,il,erl of the Democratic Central borderii.g on the Ohio river They claim ' that if thev are authorized they can raise Committee for Phclhy county are requested j numl)'er liy Vol untoei in The Presto meet at t!ie Court House in Shclbyvile, at ; j,(Jntt as things look now, seems dispos1 o'clock in the. afternoon of SATURDAY, ! od to issue a call for 200,000 troops, to
Ait , a. i , tt be raised only i: the extern atates.
it I III li U 'I II , l ) -r
anizations of th'a Indiana Leci.n iifTei in; P,,st deemed important enough to liold tli.-ir services will l,tJ preserved when the ' with t-uch a force has fallen. It won't regiment or company is filled to the minimum , take inanv more such instances of cruel
no inner nnor the rejnilations governing the ; imbecility t make future calls for troops
micliiy iiimi au niunmi
Frra KuliTiI. h'tjsi Culuuit'iu,
TBINS VXii illEUWJtU
P. 40 . m.
, 3.1i t.ni.
armv of the United States.
O. I. MOUTOX, (iovernnrof Indiana. Executive Department, Indiananolis, Indiana, April 23 J, 1864
a-? idle as GK-ndower's calls for "spirits fiom the vasty deep." Gold goes up, not because a few men are capture.!, or
a place of importance lost, but because
A general attendance is i , , rnnt:MM-,i ,l.S!.api.K indicate tha want
. . , ihal there is anv nigeiu neceshiiv iorcai wiuvia-uiuor vox- ; , " , rnurs'ii. as hu-.meps ot lmrortanco 13 to he i ...'.! iinf?Pi-a fni inn riT-a of irmns. prornrv- .iml lionestv some-!
- 1 - 1 T I 1 1 . . It M4A fcWWAbJ A .S S Jt (JLl3 I" " f 7 " " " - r
transaerel April 20th, lCA. SQUIKE L. VAN PELT, Chairman.
Eighth Common Picas District Convention. The Democracy of the Eighth Common
PWs District, coTiirxed of the counties of Morn, Jo!in n. Shelby, Monroe ttnd Hrown will convene in Delate Convention, nt Morfintown, Morjan county, Indiana, on the 7th (l.iy of Mav, 1SGI, to nominate candidates for Common Ph'as JuJ,:e and District Attorney, for said District. The several counties are re-piestod to en 1 the samo nmnher of delegates to w hich they are entitled in the State Convention under tho apportionment fixed by the State Central Committed. The Convention will assemble a! 1 o'clock P. M. Uy order of tho Committee. Ar.oszo Mi.ar, Chairman;
this new levy no sane man will contend
It is quietly hinted that it is ? New England Yankee trick (nono of which States hava filled their nuota) to compel the
... , . , . fl, , ! nor in pursuance of authority Irom the Tres-e-t to bear the burthens of the war both : unf ,,irKl.,.,lfl. .i,,,,,..,. ... - ,u-
- v fc" iinMO.lilM III sT 1 1 IKMII lllll liUU
in tho way of famishing men anil paying! to serve one huri'lre-l davs, the following in-
It i structions are anuouuoed for the infurmation
also pvobablethat 0. Pi himself is instigated by ambitious motives, and hopes to make a nice thing out of the large
uiiteers lor 100 Days.
State or Indiana, ) where. Jf riymouth could not be reinAdjutant General's OlLee, forced, w hy was it not abandoned ? If Indiaxavolis, April U3d, li04. ) it could be, why wasn't it? We believe A call having been issued by the Gover-j General Butler has thi great crime to
Inneu-n.. 4..- 1 TP I . I . .. l. .1,.m-I.I I..
nii"Vi iui, niol II 'IB ii, iiu diivuiu made to answer it bitterly.
Early Conventions. In consequence of the late day pet for the holding of the Democratic National and State Conventions it has been argued thata necessity exists for the early holding of County Conventions that the
tickets may be put in the field and the campaign commenced. This idea seems
t pvi vail throughout the State, and the
Demociacy are already moving. In sev
oral counties the local tickets are already
in the Hold, and wo should judge that
majority of the counties have called their Conventions to assemble between the
fi tt of M. y and the first of June.
batch of commissions that will thus be placed at his disposal. It ia rumored that His Excellency purposes putting
limsolf at the head of these 20,000 troops
except when danger khall menance the
front, when ha miy be found far in
the rear.
The term of service as will be observed
is for one bundled davs, by which time
it is predicted the rebellion will be
Kquelched. , It will bo observed the time for the job has been extended ten days, as hereto! ore ninety days has been the standing prediction. A bill has been introduced into Congress appropriating twenty-five millions of dollars to defray the expenses of this
pleasant pastime ot Governors.
i o! trip rmhlif
. ... The forces thus called for will be accepted as volunteers lor the United States service, and will be armed, clothed, puhsisted and paid as such by the United States. They will be organized into companies and regiments in the manner provided lor other volunteer forces. To the farmers, mechanics manufacturers
merchants, doctors, lawyers, and ministers, throughout tho State, this appeal is directed and their aid invoked. Let every man who can possibly be spared i'roju his ordinary pursuits in life, give this ''Une hundred days,"
to the cause ot his Government, in this its
Proceedings of tho Shelby Circuit
Court Spring Term. Monday Morninsr, April 4th, A. D. 1864. Prent: IJ. D. Lor, as .Tndire: S. S. Ilarrel Pros. Attv : Alon.o Dlair, Clerk ; and Ilenrv Doble, Sheriff. The Sheriff proclaimed said Court open according to law, ntnl thereupon it is ordered that the Court stand adjourned until nine o'clock to-morrow morning. Tuesday Morning Court met pursuant to adjournment. ThefJrand .Turors summoned
were now ctnpnnneled and retired to their room for business. State of Indinna t. VTm. Elder. Tndiet-
SHOES,
AND HATS! A Urje jJ carefully tetectsJ tock of New C.s ja crenel ALL GOODS FRESH. Particular attention is called to r.j itock of Fine Shoes, Gaiters, Balmorals &c (of Lastirgs, KiJ, Morroeco, ami ClcTe Kl I.)
FOK BABIES. Also, ffne ItaoU, Gaithers, B.tlraoraU, fce., Ior Grciitlemem
Eye and Ear Infirmary. J. W. PARIUSir, M.D., Oculist and Anrist, GENERAL SURGE0X,
Uuri 4 lianloarc t'.ore, n; tUira, SutlJiTVUJji, 1. fflREAT? all .f ;e ..e an.! Kar- H .
j Uius ,cr Lc,, t'rat c.4!-. ( ?-r K.,r, mJt aa jOrai:U;l Li.U. I'm ttleut 'tihit.. CVV" ( CrM
&c. Alt lurtut ui CHRONIC DISEASES Treate-l on S.-!rtit.f.c Pri::cj le. Teeth Jxtrsiet?cl With more (kill an.l LtS 1'AlN llu uutUn tV 4al4i Uueiit of ur,'r. t9Uf J01IX IIEXUKICR'S, Jr., DRUG STORE.
Nice Stvlcs for Ciiildrcn, Youths, j r
ana -uisscs.
ECENT extorsive pnrc!urfoj Caai, caallaa Bt I
hour of trial. Erary man should engage in Jl....nnil!n.. It Xm ,.f 1.,..... f .-. V.
icti uuii!. x v. ia vii in c i itai iui inn unite iiiiit; . r 1 i n . these troops braised and orcanued in the! ?Cntf fopCran.l larceny Hv consent of the shortest pLible period of time. C!,rt thc 1 r0sur tereJ a nolle pros
'I'iirs l.-'iiliniT imn of nil pL-irua in nvorrl i
i -"--j
the Northwestern
jwST General Sherman, during his stay at Meridian, captured a rebel mail bag, in which was a note from Rev. J. L. Pettigrew, chaplain of the Thirty-first Gcor gia regiment, to his brother and sister. Mr. IVttigrew was left behind with the wounded rebel soldiers after the battle of
As a gmeral thing late Conventions, Gettysburg, and his letter gives there
especially local ones, are preferable, but
it may be said an emergency exists this year for the early holding of county Conventions. The work of the campaign is usually performed by the local candidates and politicians in their respective localities, and it is all essential that a sufficient time to thoroughly discuss the numerous and momentous questions at issue he had tho National Convention is called for the 4th of July anil the State
Convention for tho 12th of the same month, leaving but ninety-one days in which to make the Canvass if thirty, forty, or sixty days can be gained by the holding of a County Convention it is just so much more tiu.o in which to discuss the issues affecting the weal or woe of the pet pie so much more time for the people to read nnd foim their opinions as to which pirty is tight and which is wrong. If the time thus gained is propeily employed an immense sight of woik may be done especially if the local candidates me active energetic men have the will and ability nnd apply themselves to the woik. Our opponents, thc Republicans, already have their State ticket in the field and are pios.-euting the campaign energetically, although quietly, by the lavish distiilntion of their paitizan papers and doe-iniu'iits a system of tactic the Democracy must immitate in a manner equally as liberal if the people are but correctly infonned of the real . w-uea at
FUke theie need be no fear but what they will choose the right, and forever eschew the wild and destructive heresies of abolitionism. It will be the fault of the Democratic party if they are not thus informed. It is the opinion of many that the putting oiTof the Democratic State Convention to so late a day was a great oversight on the part of the State Central Committee. It is needless to argue this now if it 4as an oversight and has
wcrkel any injury, the damage done!
suit of his experiences at the North, lie says : I learned while North that we have no friends there ; if any at all, so few that they can be of no benefit to ns. There a;e two great parties there, viz : the Democrats and Republicans. These both are in favor of prosecuting the war, and will be satisfied with nothing short of
our complete snhjugation. Indeed, our )
entire subjugation they are both resolved on. The only difference between them is
as to the policy of conducting the war. The Democrats oppose bitterly Abe Lincoln's emancipation policy, and will
a
county and township throughout the State, are urgently requested to lend their personal aid in raising the men called for. Let meetings be.every where called and every appliance be u-ed to get thc subject be
fore the people, so that they way act promptly and intelligently.
Persons desiring to enter this service will form themselves into companies and elect a Captain, one First Lieutenant and one Sec ond Lieutenant. Every company must consist of not less than 85 nor more than J3 enlisted men, all of whom will be required to come up to the standard as to ae, size and physical ability to pass inspection and muster. No boys under eighteen years of age will bo accepted.
Persons who have been discharged from service on account of disability will not be
accepted. Officers raising companies will guard against enlisting such persons, and will be charged with the transportation and expense of all such w hom, they allow to- accompany them to the rendezvous.
Companies of the Indiana Legion desiring
to volunteeer under this call will hasten to
fill up to the required standard, nnd report by mail or telegraph to this office. They will be accepted and their organizations preserved il desired. Any regimental organization of thrt Legion will likewise be accepted upon recruiting up to the standard of Volunteer Regiments, and its organization be preserved. As soon as companies are enlisted and formed the officers will forward Company tolls to this office naming a day when they vrill be ready to march to the rendezvous, and wait for marching orders and transportation.
1 ransportation will be provided lor in all
t preau oi ) Kmelif Cvll acti fondant I
SILK HATST
Of qnnlity an1 I.atet ntylrs. WOOL AND CASSI-
MEKE U ATS of all style ami prices.
TTTSouth aile PuUic Square, East of Corjas' Hardware
Store.
Come any body and the 1st t ty!i-, whetatr jou lsb
to buy er not. o trooMe to show g kkIs.
GEO, V. F. KIRK.
Will irmore son to roon caw ocenritd ty Hardware
Slora of Mr. Gorjia.
My Stock is Complete, And will be sold Low for Cash, CONSISTING IS PART OF COAL Oil ftCUOOL BOOKS
KEMOYAL! i TTieruMic are lierty rtt;fi1 that I hj remoreJ my tci; of
COOK. PARLOR AND OFFICE
& "jS1 O "sOr 3SS 5
never unite w ith him while he pursues it. They want the war waged to restore the
Union. They want it waged on what i CR;,C9 hy these headquarters, and company
.l,,. t.n,. .. t;i. . .:...,i ,i .,.i i onieers notiueu.
niri III 111 VUII1IIU11IUUUI I M 1 111 1 1 1 H , O 111 1 , , , .... . - II lmrAj ul rnm otrnna will ln t.-ll,l,tl..,l
and announced indue time.
1 am fiimly of opinion that the Demo
ciats aie the most foi midable enemies' we have. If they were to get in power North, it would only be' a uenewal of the war,
and all its past bloody scenes and horrors. The best thing for ns will be the continuation of the Republican administration. There is a good deal in the abovo that is true. If the Democrats were to assume the responsibilities of the government, they could not even think of closing the war upon any other basis than the absolute restoration of the Union. No doubt such of thc southerners as 6ecretly desire a restoration of the Union or who despair of a southern confaderacy are anxious that the Democratic party should succeed in the next presidential election, ko that terms might be accordid them
which would make a Union possible;;
but all southerners who are in earnest in desiring the establishment of a new confederacy must, from the nature of things, hope for the retention of the Republican party in power. BJT.A difficulty occurred at Shelhyville ye sterday uiorninjr, betweensome soldiers and citizens. in which several on both sides were injured, some of them seriously. The origin ot the trouble, we understand, was a quarrel between a butternut and three or four soldiers. Other citizens interfered and
drove the soldiers off, firing a number of shots
When companies shall have been organized some future day should be fixed for assembling and reporting to the camp of rendezvous. In the meantime the men should arrange their private affairs for their absence from home ns furloughs will not be allowed. A fair division of the call will retire two regiments of nine hundred and ten men each to be raised in each Congressional District. To make it pleasant to those concerned it
will be the aim to combine in a regiment thc
hist ten companies raised in any district. Uy order of the Governor. Laz. Noni.E, Adjutant General Indiana.
The Debt. The following statement of the present indebtedness of tho United States, and the brief time in which it has been created, and its comparison with the debt of Great Britain, may be nn item of interest to those of au investigating turn of mind : The question of debt and taxation is
occupying the minds of the people here somewhat. The debt of Great Britain is
84.000,000,000 of dollars, and ' it commenced in the reign of Charles II. Our debt has reached that, and the war has only been carried on three years. Congress has appropriated for the War Department alone. $4,004,000,000. The expenses of this Administration are over double that of the cost ot the whole Government from 1789 to 1SG0 seventytwo years.
Greenville Wilson vs. .Tames Anglcton. Civil action. Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
All depositions on file in this Coart ct e
now ordered to be published. James W. Frees et al vs. A. J. Rigsbee.
Civil action Opinion of-Snprctao Court
Spread on record
rSe Leg: ex rel Ac: y. John Heward.
action. Default and Judgment to do
lor 6004,00, and cost of suit
James McCiirty vs. Win. Mv Phillips v
John l'oran Livil action. J'clault am
judgment to defendants for ?21S,0- cents and
costs of suit;
Vj. I; Wingnte vs. Geo.' YV Long & Ma
..nun liong. roreciosure oi .Aiortfraire. uvr
lault nnd judgment is defendanU$3c,00 and costs of suit. Elliott it Major vs. McGaughey et al Civil action. Plaintiff obtained leave to amend complaint Alexau'r Corv vs. J.'J. Ilauk. Injunction.
Death of plaintiff suggested. Leave given to
make new parties pill. Eli. Stanton vs. McIIenry Rutherford. Civil action. Dismissed by plff. Abner Malone et al vs. Win. Clark et al.
Civil action. On motion of plffs this cause is
continued.
David Smith & John M. Daniel ys. Henry Huntington, Trustee. Appeal. Leave given
to amend complaint cause continued
Green Wilson vs. Leonidas (iordon. Civil
action. Continued by agreement.
Anehael Hill vs. Hester J. Hill. Divorce,
continued lor process.
Samuel Hamilton vs. Daniel Fox, et al.
Civil action. Dismissed at plU's cost
Fred Smith et al vs. Thomas Portcrfiehl et
al. Civil action. Dismissed at plffs cost.
Wiiliam Love vs I. & C. K. R. Co. Civil
action. Continued by agreement. m- 1 1 'sit m . -v
unre i'iiiis vs. Lewis Lilis. Liivorce. vis-
miaril liT tilfVnt dnfta Ofat
W. tf. Ybb VS. DornelillS Rrannin. Civil I ! keep conauntly n hand anJ nurture to order all
action. Dismissed at pill's cost.
Martin Stephens vs. Leah Stephens. Di
vorce dismissed nt plffs cost
Wednesday Morning. John 8. Forbes vs.
R. II. Tenant Appeal dismissed at plffs
cost
Silas Metzzer vs. V. Friday. Civil action
Dismissed at plffs cost
Francis M. Palmerton vs. Homer Palmer-
ton. Civil action dismissed at jilfTi cost.
Theadore Owens vs. Jackson Murphey.
Slander Continued by agreement
John rrench vs. Leonard & Catharine
Guie. Dismissed at plffs cost.
Francis Albert vs. Louis Albert Divorce
Proof of publication made aud cause contin
ued.
State of Indiana vs. Daniel Louden. In
dictment for man slaughter. Py agreement
this cause is continued and defendant gave i i i . c . 1 1 1,-
uew uunu in wie ruiu oi jiuw,
Green Wilson vs. J. M. Howard. Civil ac
tion. Continued by agreement.
Alonzo Blair vs. Thomas Norvell. Com
plaint for slander. Come the parties and the
defendant Norvell'files the following instrumcntof writing: "This is to show that where
as, Alonzo Blair has commenced suit against
me lor uttering certain expressions against
him. My son was killed last spring and for
some time alterwards I was greatly excited
the words alledged by Mr. Blair I do notrec
rAii:u sccAns IA."IPS L1XSCCD OIL. WHITE LEAD BIRD SEED LARD OIL,
ENVELOPES TOBACCO nnisiirs r.Mi OIL, TrnrcvrijiE WINDOW CLAM sncEs CASSTOK OIL,
I?teiit !rcMiiinei3 AND A TABIETY OF OTHER COOPS.
Prescriptions
WITH r.HEA CAP.C.
0
Iteraenilrtip!.ie Nurtli slUe PuUic 5e.ua -w, t4ri Wcat ot theoll aut.d.
To the new ui Wins directly opposite my firmer location,
firstilior Soulli of Uort imruwitre rwre, aei 1 shall continue t i WM constantly ou lw:nl a . full mid superi'ir assortment ol (""''.in uiy line, aud thoe iio reins Uraim are requested to y Give me sx Civil. I also hare an extensive assortment of
KETTLES. CAMLNGN
SADIRON'S. DOG1KONS. CUTLERY. LANTERN'S.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, &c.
kinds nf
Brass. Copper, Sheet Iron &. Tinware
REPUM.YG af.VD JOBM.YG
Pont to Order and satisfaction guaranteed.
3NTEW
CLOCK, WATCH,
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ULIfVULl
at store;
.If the SIGJ of the BIG lfiTCO
soztu side runic squazz, SI1EL11 Y VILLE, IKD C. J. JIORRIMKY
RESrECTrTM.Y announces t tl.a citiKr.a f Shall cutity tiint lie lmsiiiicla Jewelry treat tbab'S .uiiil. wtirre tie iurf kt-riiiip o.i im.tiy on hand a fall arlinriit ol p.! m Li. line. i.i!.j.ri.i.)f rvriy style a4 cr:'.eof VatvW. Clock Jewelry, a'.l of li:ch sill k suld as c'iip ai- lAr nan.e article can laoltainrtl in Cinefa-i-ai or IiUauaioliS. nnd very article ulU I j' nw Warraaled to prove arcuu:83udtMl.
CLOCKS, WATCHES & JEWELRT in a aatOi'ictory maimer tir no cliarpe. JCVlkeine'iiir Uw lw.a, swuUi Public Sqaara, tifm of the W.itli. 1 isitK) ct fj. nm s.ta nr TAYLOR'S rTET DOOR BELL, a new ari'1 rcouuiiral invention. Call u4 it.
CHEAP FURNITURE ! COREY&HAaD, 'Successors to Jameson tConrey.)
IUmemlier thfl place, West side Ilarri son Street, first doar
Wm.J.WIXGATE.
South of I'ui'lic SiUre.
Oct. P, lit3.
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wounding one soldier in the hip and another; in the head. Several persons were ulsoj The Spnngheld, Mass., fiepulli-
rosy at lea-t be jmtially retrieved bv
ly 1 oca 1 C u u ven : i o n s .
ear-
Ed. Yot t NTEFK -pIease erruit me to suggest the name of Dr. .1. S. Athon, the present popular and efficient Secretary of State, as a mokt suitable person for our next Governor, subject to the decuion of the State Convents JokV M. BsrK.
struck with stones. Iud. Journal
The Journal Iks under a mistake. There was no ' butternut" engaged in the affray. The quarrel and fight commenced among the soldiers. We believe a few of the "truly loyal' civilians "mixed in," and one of them shot a soldier in the leg he haying previously been "shot in the neck" a not very dangerous place to be shot (in tho sense here applied) u Itorr Sulgrovs ota test if.
can (Administration) thinks that Greene
Clay Smith was a bold man to make such a speech in favor of Lincoln's Abolition policy as he did at Lexington, Kentucky. Whereupon Prentice aks : "How much boldneis is requiaite for making an Abolition speech when the speaker is backed by the army and navy of the United Stall?
HERE!
it IS
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ifp
.Kai.n'.- -' - - - - adTam.'inf ,'nt not sc itn ua iu tic friccs af aar Lra St . ..I I. t.-V . f
Furniture & Chairs, Which will actually r at a re-lnrtira f frngi 19 U ti lr cent.cn formeJ prises, the truth of which ill tt reaily xntArent ta all who will take the trouhlc to call aaJtxsasiaa
I.t ttienisalves. Tl stock is full iu trtry defartscieat, . : -. : ...
. i TV i l a J TTT 1
mm ana upnoisierea Yiorf,
All manufaeturtid from it best material ana Vy arpri-
cuc4 sorkmen.
BEItEAl' STANDS, DINTXG AN'D CENTRE TABLE!,'
. 1 r i . i .i , . . . . , il uii. peopie oi rneipyriile ana Tiainity art rewperuauy olect ever having said tnem, but should I I reoWte.it ,k Lo ,..,.. m. n. v .h
have said them when so excited I retract ,,uh!' Square, sec.r,i door wt of Men4r.cksPru?stor, them, and believe should I have said such, S&'i'X" U ,wUnd ,l"ckt'f "uU-! nd Cttu"B' such expressions to be untrue. April Cth.
Henry Horst & Kunegunda norstvs. Isaac Dull I N HUH INnUta
Coleman et al. Civil action to correct title.
Title corrected and judgment vs defts for For Mtn, Boys. Women and Mis set Wear
cost
State of Indiana vs. A. B. Houston. Indictment for murder. The trial of this cause was commenced this day and occupied the
lonrt all day.
Friday Morning. The Houston Trial was
in progress all dav, no other business.
Sati'kdat Morning. This day the Grand
lury returned into open Court 8 JiiIlsofin
dictment and signed by their foreman as true bills and a Jail report. Tho Grand Jury is
discharged. Thc Houston trial occupied all
ci tc sty.
as cn be fcuod elseahore in town, and which I warrant to t
Is Good as the JBest
ao1 guarantee to sell As Cheap as the Cheapest. To prore the truth of this it is only necessary U GIVE ME -A- CALL,
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sjaaalika maaoer.
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