Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 6, Number 49, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 September 1854 — Page 2

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THE JOURNAL.

WM. K. McUftAl*.

OrwrM, 0*m,

Emrou

WI IJ.IAJC SDOU£, Prtfhkir. «a*~

IBRRE-EAtlTEu

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MORNING

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cSEITE- li 1S54.

BOftfO*. M*

RrC91TOK ABME*T«'' DEJIWBAflC TICkCT.

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JcnoK,

4TH

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ALVIN I*. IIOVKV, af Po~y Caaaty. r«* »r *rT**T or ar*t*, XtJIBWAU HAYU£5,af R«i»

o»

STAT*,

JOHN P.

DVSS, of ferry

C»#oty,

rna wntmrriwKWT or rr»t.«c isrr*LCT«o^. WILLIAM C. LAttRABKE, of Pataam C»wr».

J0XG*K**~-'-n BitnifT, ,f.t„

JOHN G. DAVIS,

OR PASKFTCOCSTT.

Kr»W«

art tuthorlfJ

f'ABLTOJI.

AM88PKM

«|»rra*Mvtt*f Alu#a*T J*1**W'Ctwwti, pn.ri of

co*»tt*« of

M'irxaa ua4

Nome*.

ijyWi u* t» »nno»B«« JAKE& *. •T1WAKT, nwlkltw tor «h*rt€ «f

U« Ortotwr

tcr

"flrohibiting."

SCOTT

Vigp

w*«r* siiUMri»«4

»o*, m»

J***#

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f,l*i

.AT.I.VJ.KL F.

Nebraska BUI*

labour ro*print of this Hill a typographi est error ocoured which somewhat mars the aenat. The word

M., and ending at Howling Green, Saturtlay, the £d September. Mr. Davis bein| prevanted by sickness from meeting rti*ee appointments ami. Mr. Scott having determined to speak at them, Jbdge Kckles consented to attend in place of Mr. Davis and left here Wednesday morning for that

purpose. If we gel any news of the speak-

W. p.Ml.h

lor

the

purpose

oMMlrUCtion

and gravailed, and mad* a first rat# road at

all seasons of the year. New la the time

tty

ctrs*t*OHAJ!. MsmiMiMtoKrorrtHrtwitea uw oi- meet liim: tbia wat ail very fair jn Mr. tr«»r Trwwo«r•» c«ittKt»r. Scott undoubtedly, and very magnanimous, D"i-' W"'"'

ttT Wa aro auilioriswl to snoonneo IIAK r,Y ... D. SCOTT, a capdl4at» for Congress in the bftforo tbe people, they are assayed at the and tf**w»tU^i*iigr«»»i»il PUtrlet

Mawroav, July

EDITO*. Yo« h«rely anthorl*#J to en nmn«*

(h7o*dpr«iKBare n^»VcomHa«te forCongrow language attributed «o Messrs. Eckles and pritR In lb# Tth CotiffTMolonai UMrkt, oa th« Pi.ATroa* r( th# Rsrt'Si.Kut P*arr, Moplwt by tho Pao-

Ctt^vfcflUO^ at Jut^r nOs 4

"f^omtling1" i*

used for

It should read thus

^JUrwMdAf/TtmtwniMftg h«r«lo coftUlnwl »h«TI stances eoaatrn«d to ravWaor pat l« forca soy law

T*e Coi»«res«to»al

Me»r«.

WW 0 DAVI*

I MM

The

mg, before {gom^ press, w® wilt oontmu- successful teachers.. p, nicate it to our roaders. (KrOur Farming in4 anient reft* CM

Hlglt*Water Rod through the tTa» ders are specially directed to the advertiseM.

DtU°""*

of this moat important work.—

The alteiuion of our reader* is particularly dirtotatl.to tlus subj ct. For fourteen thouMwih «Mkoa that gulph between Terra* Haute aad it»best'Oustoraer«can b* graded

to act. Men have taken hold of it who are *nd

I,, etuneet they seek to aceomplMi byi««*«

»0l«d«»rt, -h.. .11 m«* .Jmil «fB b. .j

MMIO

b*n.fit. Wo think indi-Wu.l.

.o .b,,, JOSEPH W. WOLKE. they have In the community—^ wry enr

should give something. *H»e County Com* I A TY HO* Bussionars and the City authorities ought Some feltoW of the

to, fttv« liberally*, We understand the»**" weshould ima^ne.haswrijten a lonjs *n

u,~

Bridge Oowpany will «*»k* ®~00 tho Terre Haute

Hon of t«*M on .all, products of the «awntry

jr_^

object principally la to ot*M aome e«»rt

rap^M* his

»l«lU4.l.1orC»r"^

im:-'

BlIrrHectiBf.

We •ndersiandthfMt:«ras a fair lorn otgl atthe Riley precluofc fftlrw seventy or nu| votcrii present* Bad the appointment bee© in &e alsvroocn, a much larger gadience would b*n been essebled. The democrats

«Nrl! ^pleased wfth

vert

•rt^M*ateea4e»tM*t|«te«* tor». jiiwmw ""T'""!'* ,,

Judge

Eckiei" ef

H*ri and eatera! »Wf» *ere °**a

rarntfotuc*co^a^«f^^M««*t^^etenoif»ttoe io •tw(rftre thrm*Hre* froan a}fi »tiMwu*it» r*«e*»e gdreftaaawauaadeab*, ,. follow the example of tfe# whig party, and, Abandoning i*a nationality, amalgamate with aectiooal faction* wbieh are now striving

:«»»««». «k Ihe p.rl,

Riley is sound to tbe core if the old democratic line suoee«»'ully assailed, it roust be some otbcr Jocalnj-

Q$r Our amiable neighbors of the

rJe City

C«a»ty.

romT»MAmrm**o**rATZ,

PXIJAII NEWJ.ASD, ttf W«wbi»tt®a Co.. r«*

teorrm

o( tut

Vlgn. CUf, r»lnmn, tMltrss

are quite exercised at the idea el

liudffe Eckle* §UH*g ilf- sppoint-

Lockpon lo dsy. It would seem.the nature of the contest now going on in this Conlgres«ional district, to be purely brute force again* io!»s!leeJ-and virtue." I Our neighbors seemed much elated because Mr. Davis* state

determined to #peak at those appointments.

not withstanding his knowledge of tbe fact

ih.. .M,. D..i. ... .ick, .nd could not

"r!cretion

rrgalation which may e*t»t«d prior to tho a«it ».wi.. .i•»"•'•!

of sixth March, elght«fn hiindriwl and tweniv.elth- SRRVED RtffltTr^—Th anolHef'Column I

filled ll.,ir vpoinlmenl. log«H,r ..

f.r .. Rook.111., U.l S.lo.d.y .ftornoon-

Nth Davis' friends bad made appoinlmenis for him oommenoing at Rosevilie, Monday last, and ai Tarro llnute the same evening. ld,both of whioh Mf Soott was invited.— 'fhoae appointments were not filled in consequenoe of Mr. Davia' sickness. i*or several days previous he had not fill well, and on Friday and Saturday he had severe ohlll*. There would have been a Urge meeting Monday night if tbe speakers had been in attendance.

Mr. P*vla' friends had made, for him, a series of appointments commencing at Lockport. Wednesdsy. 30ih, at 10 o'clook, A.

0,,..d„.

pub1io o(

an AtivEr .,

r°"»"d

{10 meet Mr. Scott on the questions at Issue

outset in not very becoming language their conduct grossly misrepresented. The

Turk, never was used by them, and is iar more characteristic of the

Boy*

in the

Prairie City office, than any other source we know of. Our neighbors are fresh hands in the new. sectional party we know, and considerable allowance must be made for this new born zeal, but in this as in many oilier intheir zeai entirely out-runs dis-

.ill find ,on. aoeount of ,he

^high-handed and proscriptive course of a

Rcer

Cincinnati. The cup has

rot„rned

to his own Hps, as the follow-

otdei of |||c C0,„mi„i.,0,„ f„ H.,»i|.

h_,

wj||

*'Re»ohed

that his services are

no longer needed by her freemen. From ttto CitwIunaU Enquirer. CoMMtSStOMKRS' OFFICE

Hamilton co Aug. 26, 1854. The following resolulion was this day passed by the Board of County Commissioners, viz:

That JciSo Tlmanus be and

is hereby discharged from the office of Superintendent of the new Court House building, and also, all person under his employ Ion the public buildings of the county, now *'in process of erection: «aid removals to take effect from and after this date.

JOHN PATTON.

pj#cjng

t|,eir

»f

,,0^lh.Sr.dTor,K. nd Wimoww Ts, mlcl,i„.

h.ld .l.H.U».l S-'-1 „.M.d jn clca„ing Wh.,1 «nd o.h,r gr.m. urday lor the purpose of promoting thej urday

a^i,,1 communication over the signature of Tyro

wa**» )«JMi*«kat in our sMiaasoffitSfSi Ihie iffiffjrfiimwa'rfiaa

Join* Teat. Editor the iW/A, matter by «M»«thia*ef which

U*u

time he »UI tehe *MM »OI^of mmk wMoir

JOHN P. MILLER,

Commissioners of Hamilton co. Sr. VINCENT'S ACADEMY.—-The fall terra of this popular instiiution will commence on. Mtonday, Sept. 4ih. As the public schoola of this city are ait closed for the present, we have no doubt, but that our citizens prompt to embrace the opportunity

children in charge of kind

Booth's Patent Grain Separator

u„,or.

The advertisement apeaks for itself. ,} if For ilir ... All Kdilor Wanted,

SetuvAN, Aug. 26ih, 1854.

The Editor of th#

drunk°r

u»

P*«*

*nd

ft-

(Q««H6«J «D

Ikould-ul^nb. libor.l .hi. -Hk. pm-1' X" "T

Rxpre*r%

dr)„r i#%

surglus to our «nafWland carry hack, in re-1 pf^ja^ed his column of twaddle, with turn supplies from the atom ol our »er*|t paraphrase of that vert jvopulsr piece for chtuMa, awl the ahop» ol ear mechanios end tyroa.

qnM^tarats. Whiisrtr itthu to bvildj Ya«^«a«e wia of *y aje"* 4«. imtrcial and manufacturing

ci»y!BecauselUnrey

I a I it of a htr»,*"iti*% u^IWiKMMly MBMtw «A

ms. il Mir titiataa. blackguard. We imagine that We hope that s*«j o«e wBl. ••WWHPjliM podtwtn may run for Congress aod fcy hi* auhecription, this much »e««di«41the*a man nsay he a gentleman and yei not

_ku -.u naner tsz pri*ctf*e

th*

f»sp* As Ou i'lnmow

at riw

iu which he

pri,ve thai because we accord to

|rt

crossing th*bridge into Tirre Haute- This {|arvey 1). Scott the qualities of a gentlewill areatlv,not onlt the farmers'man. and yet oppose him for Congresi, that ol our own Count* *««, hut alio of thej Yhi^prwT^rS* adjacent owantie* of llUnoia to b««»e

indeedl He ought to

D.Scott wageuilemanacd

brain of thi* fywthat htaop*

I he & foa asOittg3rMWM*i*a. We tarn govern*

T§r*%

eeema

Mr.

iTeefmi Jl Scott ha gentlemat ia e*e*y of fbe e^ared men of the Cait#4 Slates MOMMly enabl^hed at lar«MC»ad* left but «n none of the qoaaties iwjmatt#] \x will he leawl to c«4ore$ men and noae p)«e« Wednesday mommf-mft,m©tMSipany a character. loe« he «tel) his high!e«|«4 men will tee allowed to hoard with ^MWWBt, Mr. Ikvi*.—'T&ey

fHa

.-.J riw laa-wu^aT

§Tbe D«tr

prevailing Jam* of the day| tbe«ou*ietioi*t

force* itself irresistibly upon oaf mind that the peace and integrity of the Union rest with tbe democratic parly, (f it be rrqe to

its lime-booaretl principle*, if it maintain it*

UnjiB«li«fr

foe

Prai-

reD

ant

jmeni# in Clav co., indading one at Lock- of that peace and prosperity which ha*e part, in Vigo co. fhiy s»y hitherto attended our career. Under these "To-day, tbe candidates lor Congress. Messrs Scott and Davis, are advertised to |spe»k at Lockport. ten miles south-east of [the city. We understand Judge l£cktea is to fill Davis* place, during this week, and at

beaith would not

permit him those appointments, and they [certainly ought not now to object to bis friends filling them for him. Mr. Scott had

ihematstery throughout the country,

lite day is not far distant when our glorious Union, now the envy of the world, will be

asuuder by ci*ii war, and violence,

blood sited, and muery lake ihe piaca

circumstances, it is the aolemn duty of the democratic party to adhere strictly to those principle* which have so long maintained the country in its proud and prosperous position, and to frown upon every attempt to divide and distract its councils. In the language of a cotemporary. we regret to observe a disposition in certain quarter* of the State, on the part of a portion of the democratic party, to blink the fact of the existence of the new secret political organization, the members of which style themselves ''knownothings." It is ominious either of an obliquity of duty resulting'from a criminal desire to taper with these people, or a fear of Offending them—in bo'.h cases to be deprecated, and iu both eases sure to be attended with disastrous results.

u|/

The democratic party have no righi to take into consideration, iu discussing this matter, the question of expediency. They have no right to ask themselves, is it pro par to incite the opposition of the know-n^th-jng party Theirs is a stern duty imposed on them by the principles to which they profess reverence. It will be a sorry day for them when expedience »h'ill suoqessfully counsel either the repudiation of the former of forgetfulness of the latter.

tkt YUtrt of Ike Sixlk Judicial Circuit rtmposrd pf tke *f V*y»,

fJfejr,

Gmmr,

Smftiran Democrat,

unknowo-

,We «ood

[b**Uti

Mllor

P^*

Pnm«'

"Crm*"J^'

hoo-l, well.. ®ot^.

,h*

SuiUvan Democrat Office is waiting b«# if*

r-^

gc**i

#ickeI

lhtflaafltty will ha safe.lf*l

yiS 5""'

The new secret political organization is based on dogmas that undermine the federal constitution, and are in direct conflict with the whole past policy of the government. It aims to take the power out of the hands of the people, and to plaoe it in the lodges of a Briarian association, the revelations that have been made respecting the machinery of whioh must inspire intense disgust. It overthrows the elective franchise of the individual, and substitutes in its stead the despotic mandate of an invisible couusel. It renews in a more odious form the cruel doctrines of the alien, aot, with the addition of the feature abridging religious freedom, which even the reckless audacity of the old federal party would have shrunk aghast at.

With such a parly in our midst, and that iri numbers too large to excite the oontempt they would seem to merit appealing to the lowest prejudices of the vulgar, and the intolerant spirit of the narrow-minded and the bigoted under the leadership of ambitious demagogues, restless for the spoils of office and craving a complete demolition of the existing order of things openly emblazoning on their banners principles, whioh. If successful, would sap the govirnment and destroy social order, the gave mission with which the democratic party, as the conservatives oftho land, are charged, is to put down this organization, or st least to attempt it. To shrink from the responsibility of discharging this duty is to ignore the history of the party and to sacrifice its prinsiples on the altar of an extremely, problematical expediency. They must meet the issue— meet it boldly and squarely. And it cannot be done to soon. "KCCL.VR.. ,m To

SailirsK,

Chtva, Jfaryaa, aarf Xaaroe.

At the Mltcitatton of a number of my friend* and acquaintances, tbroaghoul the Clrcntt. I annoenee myself as a candidate for the office of Prosecuting Attorney of this Judicial Circuit, at the October election. P'-

My eagaj^ntents'wil! not permit tna (tf I were disposed,} to caavaM the Circuit, f, therefore, adopt tiit* means of comma stealing with the pablle.

Placing my cHitns npea tbe groaod of qualifications atom, solicited to be a candidate by member* of both political parties, I wilt reapeclfaRy snbmit to the decirion of the voter* of this Circuit. wofcU remark it coactasion, that if eke ted, 1 shall attend regatarty the term* of the Coarta ia aQ the ceaattea, awl shall predicate and falfitt other duties of the office, to the be*t«f my ability coueeratag wttkh I resyectfoity refer the pabtic to the awiubers of the bar UirettgtuMt the Ctroait, with whom I am best acqa*iatej.

X. B- I woahl be oblif**l the esailliJalos for the r«rte«s w®6e« la the ether eonatfee, if t5*ey wtS see tltat My Is |ri»W the Unlets for aritirh 1 wilt cooUibato my propertied of the aapoaae.

R**P**tA,lyAtBaOSK

mi* ja^re

Ilia hothooeis^ of

HaJM^Mdlv b* iuterealms to hta teaii-' printer, of 8re*lau. in IVttsaia, oelehrat®4 *j a h®r*fc» %3S«fe IW a cttw» TWi"**«**&>*** tNya the SS9th aaatvwwty of ihej«»« w*m*hmm\d W f^ t5£» teas *3 t*k p'iotcsil* in hia esi*Wi»hme«l TtiwarpMn high, yeuwe hehevc, all the

frsr tlay*

*j*».

St a t%e Ft^t IWwwIt a a Cm*m*u legynj *t*m* tank. .. Datth*ap»«»i«f Owtrte*, heW at |M*edhifgli. fvurope,

the SSSth aaat«et«acy of the

Grtmemtth Btiwi* t« thla

«ii fianh. Haiowwaa".h*$.m h«M»r4.

*t*g *m**i mmli

i» kk eatetakiuMMrt ftii* l^ghi yet* w« h^Mt, all thi

ha* hwMi

Judge flail «i« iU W'rfoa «twiiirt{)tMh the iuait van *4 jof jis aaee«io«»miht«a*diC W maoc f' .r

1 S"''

hmsUred

B, CARLTOX.

BueatMTwi, Aag. 23, ISSi

T»» New York correspondent of the Washington Star writes as follows, on the tlstiBnts

Here i* a hit of sews as is news: W. Anot. lesiali Perham. Horace Greeley, P. T. Bamum. W». H. OomMtghs, af the Irving. Coleman end Stetson, of t^e Attor llooa*. Irave purchased tho row of brick twilling* facing the C»w$ing Gre^n, and looking op Broadway, 'They will demalish the huthtings an«f erect upon the tiite a Sue hotel of &»« Mndstone. Now fortHe gtstot the matter! This hotel it intend**! solely

mmmtmg eo»paft»«* -li#»e mmttf Thm

tbe DrmoeratiePjtrf r- 1 The enemies of tbJlDcmocratfc P**f-V »Jookrtlfcalmlj over the pal^eal arenaS^g ^,en ^gq^bagy io^ircuiiiing ref^rt f^rad*# a»* and sritneattng |he ™*u*i absorption of .t«|to

v. Wnjht would tote«• 1

tbe effec Go

nomio^ied bjr the abolition conveiation

of the 13ih of July. With a view to put a stop to ihese slanders. Gov. Wright has ad*lfes«KJih« following-letter |t W. C- DePauw Esq.. of Salem, in ans**r to one from that l^ideiBaftV'"

Isouxaroi-is. Aug 9th, 16^4.

DEPACW, E*Q

Salem Ind:

DEAR SIR:—Vour

oommunication was

duly received ami content* considered. A press of business has prevented a« from answering it sooner.

I have never be?n ashamed to boldly avow my political opinions, when such an avowal was called for by my fellaw-ciiizens. or was necessary for the advancement of that poUtical^arty to which I belong. Yet I rarely, if ever, notice the malicious insinuations of the opposition newspapers, for 1 know their ungenerous attacks upou my public and private life will be received with many grains of allowance by an impartial public. I deem it due to myself, and you to say. that from the first agitation in Congress of the Nebraska Kansas question, up to. the present hour, I have had but one npiuion in regard to the

great issue

presented to the

American people by that qu^stimu and that opinion has been in favor of the policy of non intervention by Congress in «he domes tic affairs of the States and Territories, and o! allowing the people therein to choose such forms of government (not inconsistent with ihe Constitution of the United States,) a* to them may be desirable^ Neither have I

principle

had

mv opinions under a bustiel, as some hive intimated, That the

of popular sovereignly,

as shadowed forth by the ISehrsskn-Kansas act, is the true principle of republicanism. 1 have never for a moment doubted and the only question for Indiana to consider, in relation thereto, is whether shn will continue to occupy her present proud position of nationality, or one of sedtionallsm. Itis to be hopetl that she will maintain ihc dignity of the former, for it is believed that

n» section

al party can exist mlh ony hope of success, as long as the principles of JrfersQn art sustained.

The prophetic eye of Jefferson lookeJ forward to the time when this momentous question would convulse this confederacy, and endanger the union of the Stales. Hence, in his letter to

Mr.

Holmes, under date of

April 22J. 1820, concerning the Missouri Compromise, he says: "Bat

this momentous

question, like a Jire bell in the night, awakened and filed me with terror. 1 consideredit at once as the knell of the Union. It is hushed, indeed for a moment. But this is a reprieve only—not a final sentence.

GEOGRAPHICAL LINE, coinciding with a marked principle. moral and political, once conceived and held up to the angry passions of men, will never be obliterated and every new irritation will mark it deeper and deep er."

In view of those facts, th-re patriotic son of Indiana, who would wish to see this

••momentous question"

ogain opened up to

agitation! Indiana, as a ccntrul State, has always mantained a Mgh conservative position, especially on that r.tcifing question which so alarmed (he patriotic heart of.Vfr. Jefferson, And what Indiana is not proud of that ex alted position of his beloved State? She is. indeed, convinced that she has wisely selected her own domestic policy. She is siiisfied with the degree of prosperity which, under that free policy, she has attained. While we, as a State, enj the privilege of making our owu l«w4?in our own wrfy. 1 il would be unjust in the ex'rerae to arro-1 gate to oursalvea a course of poliay that we would not freely accord to our friends and relatives in Nebraska and K«nss». T»»*i centralization of

pjwer ami influence,

In conclusion, allow me to say a wird or two in relation to the nominees of the Democratic Convention of th* 24th of may last. The Democracy of Indiana were peculiarly fortunate in selecting its stand

ard-bearers. They are men of marked a*j -f£jt

flatf

The steamship Jeweaa, ft^iti Nea* TdHt.j had aot reached Havana.

TMMM,

I«m»ot

be #?S teas

(Ohwi Stock Caat^way

have rweotly saMth«ir imfrnmA «««k at b«f|#.|»®r^a®|i»w^aao»a«ttia«»pW»e* h**a m*d«

HP1 Ul1- 3""~ From (c Eaaaur of U|ttrt|. OUR I?TOIAX.K *EETIXGS. fia^ttr 12th number ata- «#nouneed

follow'1ES

lisl

|s*PP°"^ienlf

we ,re

bvl

the General Government, should bo avoid* ed as much as is compatible with a strict maiotainauce of the just interests of thej whole Union hence I think that the prin-i cipleot non-intervention by Congress, in the domestio affairs of the States and Territories, Is the very corner-stone of our political superstructure.

bility, and possessed ol integrity and pru-j We have watted two days for an exptadence. In theif hands, the interests of our

beloved Indiana will be carefully guarded.' Jem has taken this unprecedented step,hut It is gratifying to know, that within the last as yet have failed to get one. Mr. Timanus year, they have managed to liquidate onrj was tsken sick on Saturday night, socn af-

twelve thousand dollars

being 910 each for mates, and €0 ?ar f-| £e^»tr««oftheSopth. Truly,wehave come males, and tS for children. to a pretty pass. when mea are to be ewcluded from ihe right to toil

Near Voaa. Aug SV

Captain Hollins of the sloop of war Cyane. was arrested yesterday, at the sail of Calvin Duraod, for the dastfectiiMi of his property gjrM foe such oonduct «a the part of the atGreytowrt. The damages ar« laid at 14,-1 Superinte^eut of Ihe Uamiltoa County 03& Hm Captain gave bail to 92 f,000 to Cmh H««ae! appear. I Wafiod the following additioaai rafar-

toaddr|gs in Indian*^ next month jfrf?

addrtis

At Edinburg. on Thursday, Sept. ?th. DaaviRe. SafardaVT^ OawfordsviHe, Tuesday, 12ih. |V Terre-Haute, Thursdayi I4:h«

Bloomington, Saturday. 16th As it was announced last fall, after our return from Ohio, (through the

men

Ohio States

and other papers which were sent us.) that at a great Mass Meeting at Columbus, "Gen. Cary will review Beetle's speech at published by himself, W his own paper," we were induced to publish in connection with the above appointments, an invitation to that gentleman fo meet us at any or all of the above named places to discuss the same question dtbultd with Dr. Jewett in Ohio. The Geo. has politely favored us with a prompt reply as follows

Office of the Nal. Temperance Organ,

CtNctSjsATi, August 9, 1864. DEAR SJ&:—Your note of the 4ih, endosing your proposition to meet me at the times-and places therein named, in the discussion of the subject of prohibition has this moment been laid upon my table. My public engagements are of such a character (every day being appropriated until the October election) that I could

#not,

if 1

would, accept your challenge. Truly yours, &c„ S. F. C*R\

We regret that the General's engagements are such as to deprive us of the opportunity of a friendly discussion in Indiana and, without wishing to be importunate, we would suggest that if he will inform us where he is to address some meeting immediately after the c5os^{ our appointments, we should be willing to be at some inconvenience to be present to hear a review of our arguments, provided we should bo allowed #n equal division of the time to set ourself »g}lt

As we believe that public discussions are veil calculated to elicit and dissemin&te correct principle*, we will further suggest, that if the lixeoutive Committee of the State Prohibition Society concur with us in this view, and will appoint some gentleman to discuss the question, under the same rpgulations as did the Ex. Com. of the Ohio State Society, last fall, we shall be happy to divide the time with him at a public meeting for the purpose, to be held at Indianap oliSrorthe vicinity,"on Tuesday, Sept. 19. The reason that we call upon the Executive Committee is, that we have heretofore discussed the question with several individuals who have subsequently been disowned as competent representatives of the Maine Law party, and we have therefore concluded to enter in no discussion hereafter, except with persons appointed and endorsed for the put-pose by some State Society as was Doct. Jewett by the Stale Society of Ohio. If our suggestion* meets the view# of the Committee, (to whom we shall aeud a letter with this notice, enclosed, we hope that limsly arrangements may be made for a candid and friendly discussion, a.i we have no interest in tho advocacy of any sentiment on the subject that will not stand the test qf fair argument.

G. J. DEEBE.

Whnt Does This Menu,

On'Stonday morning the following ad#ev tisement of one of our County Commissioners was inserted in all the daily papers of

YSr 1 .it-*"-

this city.,

borers, to work at the new Court-House. Preference will Ije given 10 American Prote tants/. JESSE TIM ANUS.

On ihe bulletin board in tho room of the Superintendent of the new county buildings the following order may now be seen: •CoCRT- floESK BtJILtMSGf OFFICE. ... Cincinnati, August ^2, 1854,

To the Sub-Superintendents *'*V of thh New Court-H'oUif)

GE\TLSMEN—Vou are hereby notified and directed to employ when applied fo for a situation in your several departments, none hut Americans and Protestants, to the exclusion of any and alt foreigners and Catholics that may be engaged at work at said CourtHouse JESSE TIMANUS,**

xjeoceio

Pstustt.nni, Aag. 25

Jdm liutQat. who vr^antanln »U eoaaequenca of & written order of ooofeased he murder«fd m«tt in 19 Jersey Jesse Tonamts. sent o» Taeedajr, to Wis. died in jail last aight. It is auppued ha

ibaaadlmtsrit jcoatt House,» discharge the Catfeafie aw ... C—r ebMic* aiidlabort^of^reignlMrth,engagTBK

Nssn.* Dtscovirsso T*tUv.-W«] «t th« erecJioa of thai bsdrftAg. aad ana. leiaro that the valley diieomsd by !M«b«l 1 pley Americas JVufiwWitfc a large uonabar Gilbert, of FSBSOUI. some time sgft, i* reteiv-: of tfeaaa aogaged '•her* krft work yesterday iog large aeeeusion* to its populatioa. It. at o«»n, aad lordly ©oatpettod flws rs^ Is iMHWstifoBf mta«t«d in New Union. Rear [maiaitig ^ate a'Jso «ottsaq«e»ea af the «outh-«a.^tem houudary. and ia the vi- which, we tesra.tfett swSt« Co«« ^nity of the P«©o«. Hie valley is rich in &mm*, was last eaaaiag ttraporarily a«ait* Iwada aad sad ta« expect to* MaM4' .* £4**- -4i War at so l«ia day of valuable dbaatcdbif *-\Vo obeerva tkR aa^ooa Cauniy bf the aaiavrs. Tte» region i4 in &e 331 wnmwrit is HMdsoai aa issa Aadimr^ dsf^rea os tarira4e. and eofukt^tmi^r in#%r' o&ce, atnl that mm it Job* Pa»«oa. ib. iHa

t^a Pheifio U** aMk at lMs raaideoMW. and $**m •f« Spanish tow« are dkunct aad vmMaw4Tt«»ea«a at tbe

aad tfce maatna pf shafts «nl past ^k«rad(Kkt.' Hnay fimiM ara noar mi-, wa don't huA iw^aaylarthaa«*-. graatg Iram Kfayata. Fa»aioJ alaaatioo «f that prowadisf, va atiafl yatt and oMke* dtsriimm *1^M^i)WMiea^y latec ariat fc*ia- b«- wudln-feajca-jCers* *k" v» ="a

tf Jeti&MttMk

353^8*

..-at1'W /.f-

WANTED.—Mechanics

and la

Sup. Hamilton Co. Court-House.

nation of th# reasons why the Superinten-

of the! ter reaching his home.sixmilett ir. thecoun-

State dedt.. try and was so unwell yesterday that friends There is no doubt but what the goo 1 peo- were denied admisSldli to his room. Our pie of our State will again elect these faith* charity, therefore, is appealed to by th»se ful servants by an overwhelming majority.! oircumstanoes to forbear such comment* *8 have the honor to he. Sir.

Qpoa

Your obedient servant, JOSEPH A. W Rftt HT. CnAatmox Aag. 25

Steamer Gov«rnot Dudley arrived at Havana from Kev Wast on the 2S I. The Captain Ganerat paid Don Minn»»l. Cretobel deSargas tl.t#5tor apprehending! act. in Marel district i?4 newly landed nr'gfoes The above «e copy from ?tbe

this roost unwarranted, foolish, insane and utterly- ktdefettsibla aad utijusti/iahle proceeding, as it certainly demands. We trust the Superintendent will speedily reeoVer, rid himself

got him into

able

MAKlpBm KKW Toac, Aag. S9,

«&**»

bb!«

HOGS,—A

o-ttAraMana

the designing men who

ttm

coaodatoe*

trap,

Ciiscinsutil

becaucethey ware

bora is a foreign land, or profess tbe Catholic religiooi And thia too. in a iaed of liberty and ratigious tokwatioa—and in the land ia whioh It is said -there is bread atid work for all," What expiaaation can

tbe mattar in tba fttarttt sf fri«

BIMON,

under Swaertasaadaat #f

*Retremi fee

P-

M-

Witiakey ia.ancitaBgod, wilhA atodorala at prertoos rates. CoSoe firm, bat tnnwetioas are limited,

Sngar a ad molasae* aachanged. Rice—15? tierces aold at 3Jt. ^.MObiat la firm,.,..

Oats are dull at 53&S5 V. Cora—Prieea are Ireefalar—6,000 tmdiels aoU wostara nixed %6 to 8?.

Men pork has declined

aed '3?cBeef is aaehafiged, with a moderate deraaod.

The following is a list of the killed as far as hoard from: Mrs. Vildibill, two daughters and a son Mrs. Salisbury Mrs, John M. Martin Mrs. Jeannetto Wtcks Miss Beadly Mry Cani^ nen a son of Mr. Gowan, aged 9 years Mr.. Taylor aftd tsliild Mr. Godfrey .Mr. Sweeney, ogsd 60 yt-ars Mr. Barbour Davi A el an N Davis of New Albany Mr. McBride end child. Ten or twelve others were^eriously injured. Mr. James Bradley, while assUis in recovering bodies, had his eya cot out by a hatchet in the hands of another person engaged in removing the fallen timber.

Two

large new warehouses on Main street

one owned by Capt. Robt. Beattv, the other by Messrs. Wright' & Bridgeford, Were almost entirely dd*troyed. The loss 10 them is estimated at 810,1*0, The Church is said to have cost at least

98.000.

The steamer W. A. Eaves, William W. Farmer and the New Memphis, the latter

The third story of the extensive rope faolory of Mr. W. A. Richardson & Co on Chestnut below Twelfth streets, was blown down and the roof oarried a hundred yards. None of the machinery was injured. Loss $3,000. 4

Twonty-otle buildings belonging to Messrs. Musselman & Cochran, near the Loco* motive Works were unrooled. Other bu iIdings were injured by being nnroofed &o. Several flat boats Ijing on tbisside of the river. were blown over to the other shore and sirandedon the rocks. The whole loss is not yet known,

The principal ousincss houses In the city will remain closed to-day from lOja. in., to 4, ill.

The

lioed irats, and dttit. Bern T—2J5d tills wWL Straight «ta good Ohiof 10 13AflO S7. Sou chiefiy *a lower gradei G3 to $10 23.

IstCh dav ne

•t~ Ja

Tie.

P«tane has dectf-

CLSFCLXXATI,

Aug. 30.

Rirer UtiiBf slowly. Weather warm aed

W a

Cows and CWves |S0»S& *.

ctou-|ton

SI933 provUioos dull holders show (U^osillou to accept easier raten Mlea of 12$ hh«is sagtr at] 0» the Mlh i«»l-. after a short nraese, Mr, 3?j®4i^ for fair to prime 500 bbis molasses at! THOMAS C. A(»AR. IS cent*. I At Newport, Vermillion county, tin Snmhiy,

V»

not vet completed, parted their moorings and «i'k« m.r, "III Jw punrtuallv niunisl to. 8. Mttit will deliver Hie were blown on the rock^. I he tfto lormer |n^pirtor uio dt.*, tmi i« miiiorimi io nettle lor sustained no damage, but the Memphis had her cabin blown ofT and her hull slightly injured. Toe amount of damage to her is estimated at 85 000.

NEW UAVKN, Aug. 22.

»,

and be

vindicate himself before a comma*

nity which

oow

universally ecwideinn the

'immtri *f f*r*,

Hid

^tltr,HVferiaittioeredlWemtgA

A groat meeting was held here this af lernoon for the purpoos of appointing liquor agents, ami for designating tue quantity cf liquor to be used for mechanical and sacramcntat purposes. The opposars of the law I resisted all action, and a vote to adjourn was carried by thAm, 1,11/ agiin^t 1,0G0.

corre«pomlent writing from

High Gro*e, Nelson county, inform* us thar last week oontraots for hogs were made in that county at i3 50 fwrewt. gross, nnd during the present week, purchases have been made at 04 gro«s, deliverable early in tho slaughtering season. The purchasers were Messrs.'A. Beard and Mr. Wilhito. Theso are very high price*, &«*•_ -(h»

A sale of 600 head of young hogs was made in Hardin county in the early part of last week at

gross. This is now consid

erably under the market price.

,i:

frcm tbrtr ttti4e af life, tae irwsteT parr of -tr «»o

apar In, Uwe»e«a, eW.^«le., «ak«»«*». TW aaa»f»aatt a-ffl (otlow la alt eases wtieia ILO l*arr«n'» Oeaalae

I' tad flat Ae

Th*

AA A«R

wm tka waee«M dawtitaaMss.

HkMk

«6a

l*-

fn,m aMtj^t^rastegi

zTSss-irsx

lia a'«MMiar ier Sba laSKMwer SM a*M,M4

wWt

A buyer quoted stock hogs to us yesier itwdsii, aiwiMi) (fata «m«i grain or *e«i day at I /"'f* StS. V+ romoeed, *nd tho |*rf.Ti|y p«n of Ifn hlid In obtnlrrd

.... 5l*,!wV*r^i6l order to wake (he beet qaallty

is Fact li«tabllabedi and well known giabt inks and ol*aa, witleh «wt be d«»e to edinlratioM by tUsl tl»o attolae-l nWgkl in the kaowMp- *(, tb. b^ar dle^^h h,, rnkm^^m hi** V,. whole world to w«d,r uad adtflre. Wtth'theml!"- ^lertreofehewMrr bad It* Wrfh, Th» famwr* machine work* by Band) the ml1]irr'» b* and Itta. fMrvftM«, mH at all «tr*ag« «m a msph^enf, drtri* thw hair a bora* newer, It js aM a jr re pa a (MalnoKUr saetewfai I* UM*/*ella»sft,»»«»i«i»*wliWI ^ac*. t* p*r»atlef rf imny made of any a*Hrrl an4 dartag ia.character, 4MaUI, hf a«t«al aad onUrln* e«|MMJt3r #o ,*b** ft*«a ta 4M fcattets wheat a* other dJ.«»»cr rM"~»'-.6»r«npa».la«r in e«kary frtto^betjr ,n»,

a* a I'liiti i- la aii il a .a Iu" ftLJjftm tjfctdldlllll ImA f* Wtt Wall. 0J V4 ftbgivit wrtiwf fl»l iwi wf wi tr wry «f tb*** etn Ni nrorttrisl UwaUd AaaasaeaMa«ssnw'(«' Mm Wheat When eteMM W tMe aiaeblw, or will f^ftrKIT nli• ii nl* n« tanr rifMfled #»•##eW^**e*a«l/W' OSfK TUCtJNA3tI DOUAXt wpow trial fur abetter staebine to* eSeaoiw grain, l»to eooakleratloa Kse, pawer to tatKtifsf

W» ai«iir|iawart

and the fiitlfaa he» ^We of 'X^, "r«f^f«d

eiidurter. ftCeaiuMtmatbatlaie oftdaVUUi

CflUKCIT BfOTICE. rt«Sy Meetiu|#f ihe First UntverwlIVfre Haute^vlll commence

ithe

bore

Mou-.

lust., Btpo'ciock, P. M. Merer tfaffr reeaeauip to attendvTrustee*.

WBy order lithe

Sept 1st, 1S54. S PRICE, Sec S a Oa Toeaday. the SSd iasl.. by Rev. Wat. M*. CuKxraa, Mr. JOHN A.^PDOfB to Misa JOHANNAH R. FHEEM AN, alt of this city,

tMs Cttf, on the 85tli Aoffust, W W. TfAarM m«*onn mtm to a«*»

MILI.ER.

FRANCO

tM": -M 01EO, Jtvtv.

Oa the morning of the 29th last., ef Typhu^ Feyer, ALFRED tl. WILLI A MS. ngid! 21|«*r» On Saturday, the 19U of August. lS$4,, la Liar I

Towuelilp, after along and paiufnt iliaees. f-

Pm*tuo«ft«iitai Aag.99. jllTth of Ausust, Mr. WILLIAM UTTER, afed

Og«ringa for beef eatUa^uNny the weea were j£l years. Tlte deeea»ed at old mtd much reahout 1,^6 head, aad prices raujed from fG 50*9 LapocUd.cili«ui, aud, at UMiiiiM «f ittedeeeaee was 00 per 100 lb*. 1 County Troaaurer, aud Prestdeut of Uie Publio

Stock Bauk.

Siteep 4/.3W43. per IU0. laml*$35Q,4| t( hug* &«r6 SO. gyiloofieBit^tJermiiM ltitters*-~Thtasepe-•••• *l"Head rior mwtleloe, ftnm tiie recipe rf the tkmow» lr. ItWJIawl, l»

Vt* a„i* 1 artMax mpWI* at tW» m»mm, whe« there we »e m*ny btllOM JjOLIitV iLUb. nu^ 0. Kttark* a* wvll aiMtat*. «T Tariaua hVad«, «i1*ieir IWim.

A tremendous storm occurred hete about }«f»e(iered direenoa imparlt*r. c.

10 ... iH It W wwwahM'eJ. I* »elc proprktor, Mtd l»l« 12 O clock yesterday. Which blow dnwn a IAreh etreet, rwtadetphta. number of buildings, and damaged others, killing and wounding many persons.

The loss of life was occasioned by the blowing down of the Fourth Presbyterian Church, on the corner of Walnut and Eleveuth streets. The building was not entirely finished, and service was held in the basement. There were about fifty persons in the house at the time it fell

1 0

MotBce

j*oit»cnwa*Is

NEW AlVELITISEMUMTS. Temperance Discussion, 11 on, O. J, llEEBEi or mtmurrowN, ,t,

IOIIIP

Will Addretw the citi*en* of Terre-Haute and surrounding country, onThur»dnr, Sept.'Uth, at the Court House, at 1 o'clock, P. .M., 011 the auhject of the Celebrated "il»ine

IAW",

nnd also In

#ltloi» to a "Prohibitory Liquor Law." A {. N-rul atlendauce of the People

earnestly

invited. Freemen, corns one—oome all! and hear boti) aidee. and then delude. Sept. 'Jti.i, 1^34 !"Twr7"T"* ^OTK'K

lisnrr.r RIVIW. riut U.«- r.. Wdor Conrty Commt»*lMirr» of Vtyo tlntii.n«, have ailj(iurnet tout eveititiii to the fourth M»tt«la tn sopt«««Iwr.

Atijtuxt 5flh. lMt-KMm, "^#arnler.i|r»te»t TUBI-~w£«ooiSi

A. I.ANOK, Auditor.

htt» FtVK \V

A(HI"N

for tale whlclt

lie' MfinwiUow ror 0«*b and «»e w»n«nl h«nd TWn Ho!,- t'AKKIAGK atoa. twoaeltsof MMrKRMlTll'S TtH»WK m. »e« of VV AO(iO«-.MAKKIf,S IOOi-S mid lot of i*i -i r#te Timtwr.

AU|(. Suut, l!At-4!Mt Vt*. HKUS1IOX.

toiilroitt'sl'IVrrc-llaulO,

I,B:

•^WO Af tfec m-«t l.uH in *)uth end «r Ktlth Mrvet, niinostlo ihIjjoParrlnatun'*•lite J. A. FOOTK,

1 For t«irm* e«n«rt«« «r AuKiim 3U, lW4-*a-4t JN'o.iS Warren'a Ulock. 1T1 Hl'XT

I'tH'I: AIV t:.»v

'IVCoal•upIIT

workliilt thrlr nipn-iflr

Mltte#, near 01ortrlMi, nlxnit Irn tnllm Kani ol

llniite on tlte lUllruoU Tile}'

MO,

dolu* tU« Uuxluraa

rt*itt. All order* left with nArra^#.^'

:CII..II.

OMWT

Umn, or

IVu,,

the *ani, Aur»*t IR, JSM-17-ly THE NEW YORK STORE

Kiv-oi»i \i:i),

BY A NF.W K1RM, WITH NBW PRICES, Ami hn eiillrt" Nt-w anl Mnttimolh Sliirk of Fall and Winter Dry G-oods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Lndien Drew nntl I'nncy t,oodst iltillincry (*ootl*, lie., *iC., A.C. hi fact every thins a rtittmner ran iletlre fbrtho comlna •Halt nit'1 Winter.

The *ut»«erftteri have rented the a?«» ntmotm Kiore, No. KAKIA'N

huttare,

HHII .IUNGS. rrontln/r Court

SHhave\pRnntlalt

U'IIIMJuH

II oum

Mreet, 'rerre.fimili, IncllniiH,

wuere they received null openeit Uteir Mammoth

SUH-IC,fromthe

in ilm *l O Un«, if wlilili

entirely now *ml

fre»h New York ami HonUm ttarkeU. iliii|(hi i\(lii»lveh^r ranh. ant in bote qoentUles, of the Manufarturera, lm|Krteni, and al Anellun, thereby

mvIHetmieil1.11»iikof

90 iter eent. iliarjti«l l»y Johhero on long time: wlttt great e«r« -x|rvMlv for ttii» market, all which maul ami will tie*«ltat See York

WIIOt.ESALK AND ItKTAII.. UnMirita»iel imluee^ent* olltered to country tleulorn, anl all, Wh f«r mid near, who liny Quod* In tht nhovo line. Itolli Oenlteinen mid l^dlet, old and }ulife, '"'if nnd llule. are re*pwtfMlly Iflvitod to call nnd examine for ilumMlvt« tl«f iudaeenuiiiU now ottered at tho fatiiouai .\c« York 8tore.

Terms C«t«l» or tirndy Pny.

AH Oe—!t Warrant ft tm kt rrprrtenlfd.

wewtaa

.,AmtMr,!1inwiiii^In

».. tlret iMieif *al all WstHafti Sr# sarerail] wsaewaa, aara TT^ lot tertlier eerticolarr. taachteea, ar rtgfctt la tba lUW ata amyte^aast ay^lled. mA eaefc tturvga aa ciwttlrtaod «wair, aalNtB, awiii Sftwst awiiSgi OROVKR a MADI803f«

ctMtrtfkto

a*a aaaSMMd a«ata«t aaaMS*

wWeliliaalately aaaeWaafiinaesass, esll'-d

t,a*iil|MWMHa»

mmmm

iNswifcM)

ruamSAk

So eitrn

eharffi* for nhowlhtt of handlii«a Ounrtii. (Viute nmi all to the feinoua Xc* York Wore before ptirehamnir elsewhere.

MA ON & HKDIiNDEKi

Torrs-ttante. Sept. im-^-H o.vk

TIlor.HAXIt

DOLL A Its FOItFiilT

BOOTH'S PATENT

Gram Separator and Winnower.

Thr World is ChaUtngrd to produce Ui Equal!

rpttts MAGIIINB iweommenda lleolf nyon the flrn trial JL a« being p»rfwtl.» iwl»titi«l tn th( rlcuitnc of tVhciit nnd all other kiinia uf Urata and Qraw fleml*. Aa wfeoowlna marhlna It Is eqMt to any elher} and, a* a feparater, It* equal eanoot be Swtid. It I* the only machine combining tbe double operation of chafflnK and aenaratlnp, acd will le fottn.1 m? IMtspMiaable artiele to the miller and farmer. To the farmer, hwsuMit (*de»4rable that not oolf Ihe grain from whleh hl« bread I* mtd« I* recdered

purn irem

all

foreign SNtMtaneeR and foul aeede, hut that hi* ri-d grain ami gr*»* nend »honld alao ha freed from like antMlanrr*.

good article of grain *lw*v« eommanda abetter ptire In market ttMi that whi«h ia lmjuirc. Thin maehlno (eparatm tb« grain or aeed accordie*

It* epectflc gravity—ar.d la

jmre« of it* fclndf and I.t pumIh* the mw through thi*

rrtatt

lhl« r«e|eet—th bearlvat grata or iced l« the

l4*MIlofMai'Mii|SMMrto tt* ajlller, beesuae, IS

flear, be

km ^SwSTStS"fSSis

r,^tM^t t«iibe!r j«r

mart

have bi«

lmer.

epenl to bAiteetoa* aad btoaay w»«ir» '-. jHt -«a« tflteiwnAU»iw|*r« MrlMtr, twth for farwer aed wtt# {MfflBssawa.t a th«o«atid other ltap«rltle«r attacK. »f pafa--.v acaralpp paio lebelbaad lo wheat, wbtete la sow gtwtaid aad nlaed wifW Wh ». i«flamt«itor aUo the W^e^ Se^'e wonii.i., af«aia«. fcroee«, t#teor«, sfc'iii»i". ,t te. ^tl Ute«e *ti»«*St «. tbo*eaWot to lwlwTVottM do well to heroine acquainted MWaidyagh »:'ta«a(ia^«ttattiuiat. nu.taaiaofeMwM wltft it, an a away with tfce n^Jhtg eereen wbieb I# H. f». PAUgStL S AAA BIAS U5ISMTil»a«WS^ Igwln, with ttefaifmrltle* lapareel*, aenrdltc I* Uoa of t«lmoM aad oil*, U»a» r»re )daat« pwruIUr to thi* {h, gravity of eaeh. tt baa bang been %qo»0oo with aaaatty, eftd It *a« by U»# nae«f the article, comp^Nf Uxfawyr. ebew gmw.

Fn**

»MLtakiac

*{*m*

^it. -i,

*Mtrspsat

-.! fWc fticsssr Am*acs**. I

VfOfrwag at

W,B.

hmOf ttlvm.

tmmumim mmalriiVt

PaswM^ «hw«ww*eM, taw

ststt* of

1)m gWMdM arttda jsas*aflart»«t»a a* tt-O.Faf u»d4 4 aan^ aarta«, Ad«a«r*»j»

fB,iaaiti miaaiai aad pminitalrf, aad w|in«asehiAr»f«W,

wfceet from

awa«|«r, ttw», le.

JeZ'JZkiU*.,Vythebnrdred,.

UvSS»*1*tMfwishtoaarebaae.

awilwe, w%kh w« ahall he plaaMd te *how any

KstfU F*mndrit Terrt-Homi*, Ini.,

THE1K AO EST*.

{StDa rf TndftHM, Sollivancotrnty, mi

tbat aney Rrteta, adadatetrater

1. ^a. IN aftlM estate of Aaaa»»fce, demaaed, by S. B.

ated W«?'etiUo« to iwll tb* Roal Katato oT

pmtm»t

aetata- Maa taeaflMaat to par

Indiana, SnlliTan county,

said «#aaa« sria»e *aael a(f Caiaaioa Msstaaf jatfd

AHML.

Petition

Sell bead

$««* iw Job* aa aad flaiahit

irotriL cieWr

AagyatS. »SM»3w.».f.»t, r*tf, p.

&mm of to«iana,8tii!iTOcotmty7^ otuemm

Wius swl

tuud

t»w*. aiatts., )fWEttl«a

jjr*.- ,-v ia

tSa? Haas ar

AmmwHsw.tr,tuiaxd

IHM*.

Sell Xdsed.

NOnC* t* gjtea, Tfcat Cattmbas Walla «sd Sera*, BaHer-sanatwrstSTverf Bbaaatateet aobert •end,

«t tie aaat Tsna of the Cenrt aft

iWwaaaf aaH «*»**. Wy .a4rat.««-ao.^T5?J- "WKf"