The Indiana Press, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 July 1858 — Page 3
She ircchtu gttAteta £xm. Office in the Union Block. Wnct aide of Public ikiuttro. t0^rite !*krj*s \& issued every Saturday
I>n. Fonda coming !—It will be no.tiood that this celebrated Occulist and Physician pcncrally, whose astonishing
J4 n >» t i n^«^r , an?H,rr^ I ^ ^ave preceded bim wherever he c^nty Postage kkss. has gone, will visit Grcencastle on the
>T,rn« (;NK DOI.LAK AND FIFTY CENTS PKR ANN I' M. 1 .: l vaM« half-yearly in advaii'-t’. Subscriptions received fur a shorter peri<sl in proportion to the ulx>ve rates.—
22d July, where be may be consulted by the afflicted, free of charge. The Doctor bears testimonials of the highest charac
in ' VraPI *' r '‘ * Ui,Rbk ' forn ‘ aihn K' ter, while many persons in this vicinity agrADt'EItTISEMEN'TS ins. rted on the have had oecular demonstration of his
o,?r' Hqi,ar ;' ' a. '‘ri or ! ^iU. Those afflicted with diseases of loss), three wcck<. S'! .00; f„ ur weeks, il.25 ; two 1 , ,
months, t-’.oo; six months, #4.00; one year theeyeshouldnotfailtosecuretbetieat(withpriv iletieof i-hange), $8.00. A mukkai raent which Dr. F. s ensuing visit will
Deduction inane to business advertisers; also. ... .
to those who advertise by the quarter or half. _
column. ProfesMoital Canls, loss than a square,
one year, $5.00.
njCDeallis, Marriages aiel Religious No-
tices pulilished gratis.
IMllNTIN(i of cvirv description
executed with neatness and desp'ateh, and oti
terms in Accordun. •• with the times.
Advektisk! Advkiitisk! !—The inseparable relation between business and advertising should be Iw.nie constantly in mind by such as desire an inereased trade. A few dimes spent in advertising lias built up many a pixir business; the neglect of it has caused a eorresponding decline. The wants of the people must be supplied inform them of the kind and quality of your wares, and they will remember you when they come to buy. The columns of the Press offer superior inducements as an advertising medium. “A wotd to the wise issutlicieiit.
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•SF*The leading eastern dailies are laid upon our table with never-failing promptnew by the agents of those reliable and invaluable institutions, the Adams and American Express Companies. Friend Yesley. of (lie V A. & H It. K , is like-
wise entitled to our thanks.
The lovers of soda, ice cream, and every other delicacy of the season, cannot do better than visit the popular establish-
ment of Burley & 1’cek.
JfeaT Three horses belonging to B. F Rebergou, near Reelsville, were stolen
(Orccnrasttr detail I’rircstfnrrftit. fit VISE tT AND COR RECTe6'wiThTv?Rv'cM ANGf. K u TT r s' V It-..'' :T$r PRO Y18 IONS— Beans, white 75 Bacon Side, R> 8 Be Law ax, lb 20 Shoulders 7
10
.,..10
Hitun., Migare li.lh.
11 plain, lb
“ canvassed, tt>.10 Potatoes, bti 25
HALT—
.... 2.25
,2.10
Jeff Mr. John 8. Allen, an esteemed and well-known citizen of this county, died at his residence cast of tirecncastle, on Wednesday evening last. His disease ^consumption) had long since left him without hope of recovery; yet his sufferings were borne with meekness and resignation to the divine will. Mr. A. was a native of Kentucky, and was aged
about 50 years.
Sq?" During the last week or two, our city has been visited by many persons from a distance, among whom are several of considerable note. In addition to the ministerial attendants upon the exercises | of the University, we notice the following distinguished politicians upon our streets: I). IV. Voorhees, E. Kmbrec. II. S. Lane, Wash. DePauw, Wm. Edwards, R. X. Hudson and John 1*. Usher. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED fhtrhiil flu wttk enJiny Friday, July 2. .luru- 29—To Robert L. Allc* tiud Sarah A.
Tincher.
On the ?tth ult., at Bloomington, Ind., Mr. Stephen (i. Burton, of Perrysville, Ky., to Miss Maggie Akin, daughter of Col. Akin, of the former place. fleiV IVe invite the attention of the sick and afflicted to the advertisements in our columns of
Corn Meal,bid..37a-»0 Cheese, !b 10
COFFEE—
Kio, Com n 16 Java 18a 20
F.oos, dor 7 Lake, bbl Klouk, I'M ...3.2f>a;t.50i Kanawha, bush FISH SUGAR— Mackere!. Nn.l, lb.... 10 New Orleans... White Kish, lb 71 [('rushed FRUITS— ‘ Powdered
Dried Apples...
GRAIN—
Coni, bush 30 Wheat, hush KO Rye, bush 40 ttats, blush 25
:b.a.:iskk: istote list. DU. EASTERLY’S WAR WITH ENG SPECIE-PATtNO BANKS or INDIANA. lOUI K AN D A WIN A ** A HI 1.1. A Bank of%racu»e.HyrvcuL ... -par W ‘ U t,m * " I1 diseases ansHtg t roman »m- ; I have just rctnrned •• State rmd Branches „... p M pure state of the Bioon, or a depraved condl- |> 0 xr q’ x.r tt t.’ a «'P “ 'Indiana, Michigan Citv par tion of the fluids of the system, viz: Cancers.; ). - i' -A r* 1 , ** Elkhart, Elkhart ' par Swelling of the Glands, Rheumatism, White TV ith the finest stock of
ti,s^H r K r ,KHasaK ? . CLOTHING,
a # Mt. Vernon, Mt Vitlou par Ulom in the Mouthkiid Throat, and all chron- offored in thig coouxuiiiit}. 1 have •Salem. iSalem parjic constitutional diseases. This medicine COATS of all kinds, •.Salem, New Albany P iir , searches out the very roots of the disease bv VESTS ot a new .ity le and pattern
“ u aiCV J!“ r purifying the blood, and changing the secret ion | , **>' 1 £*** AL . L wa ’" *>"«'■
1 uoh, 1 aoh par |; s . .i , . , thing extra m beautt and style to come and 'Brookville Bank, Bro,.k\ille r » r ; in the system, thus remoting the cause, which tin - Vest-.
* Bloomington Bank, Bloomington ... .pur'renders the cuke ceetain and i'ei’.manf.n r.
•pat d k , Ea.steuut'n Iodine an dinars ae a ri i.i.a
I ’ i *, l oiuoiumgiou o.uu., «>iouu,
1 ..O l ,,-r - I •Canal Bank. Evansville HFEDS ^ •Crmcent City Bank, Evansville
Clover 5.5o
, , vnr „ , •Cambridge City Bank. Cambridge Citv J 1 . 11 curc the 1 W f RST »^VKXi. omMt, and . T m A v' t',, v r Centra! Bank, ludiatiapolU :. ..p S r, dn ve out and d.-troy every particle of meri . — ' ’• Exchange Bank, Greenca&tle par ; kv which in in the system, and cure it-bad ef-*
Fayette County Bank ,Cotmersville par foots.
Blue Grass, hush.
Flaxssaxl...
.1.00
.10
•Fanner s Bank, Westfield
from bis premises m, Sunday night last ! ,,r ' Kasterly'sIodineandSarsHparilla.andGrid-
• h v - Suit Rheum mid Tetter Ointment, Dr. Cur-
tai \ trial of harvesters is to come "(1 tor’s Cough Balsam, Dr. Baker’s Specific, Dr. on Capt. Thornburgh s farm Tuesday ll '"T L ‘ r ' l ‘ Female Cordial, and Dr. Easterly's
uext, under the auspices of Dorsey & ^’vr and Ague Kille,
T * . . priMmped by a thttpoucnlv educated 1 liyslcian.
Jones. A silver cup will be awarded the HM ), P,,„ rm!U x,,tis«.
best combined Reaper and Mower.
—
Stop Tih^k!—On Wednesday night last, ahorse belonging to Win. L. Lewis was stolen from the place where he had been left hitched in Grcencastle, by per sons unknown. The halter was out. and part of it left behind, so that, if turned loose by some malicious person, he may be recognized and reclaimed. Said horse is a bay about 15 hands high, with m> marks visible save a slight sear beneath the saddle. He is a natural trotter; is high-spirited and tiery. 1 nformation leading to his recovery, either with or without thief. will be liberally rewarded. Address Wm. L. Lew is, Grcencastle, Ind. * < ^ K Sahuath School Celebration.—The different Sabbath Schools ot Grcencastle will celebrate the eve; - glorious Fourth in an appropriate and, we trust, agreeable manner. IVo have heard no other public observance of the day proposed in behalf of our citizens, but suppose there will he a general cessation from business, and each one seek his own enjoyment. The Fourth occurring on Sunday, today (Saturday) has been set apart for the exercises in behalf of the several schools. The order of exercises, as fur nished us by the marshal of the day, will
be as follows :
The several church bells will ring at o’clock, to summon the scholars to their respective schools. At 8A o’clock, the schools will form their line of march, as follows: The Baptist school will march first to the Christian church, where they will be joined by that school; both will then march to the First Charge Methodist Church, where they will he joined by the two Methodist schools; from thence they will march to the public square, to be joined by both the Presbyterian schools. The procession, thus formed, and led by martial music, will proceed to Mr. Black’s beautiful prove, in the vicinity of town. The reading of tho Declaration, singing of national hymns, an oration by Rev. Mr. Badger, and other brief exercises will be had, when all present will he permitted to refresh and enjoy themselves as they think proper. Cornr of Common Fleas.—The June term of the Putnam Common Pleas Court —commenced on the first Monday of the mouth, and continuing three weeks— finally terminated on Saturday last. A large number of civil causes were disposed of. Probate business was light. The following comprises a synopsis of amount of business done, expenses of term. Ac., as furnished us by Deputy
Clerk Rudisill:
No. eases on civil docket (claims and land-sale eases inclusi .o,) - - - 2l>2 No. cases on appearance docket—decedents' estates, fit! (No guardians’ docket.) Total number 2ti8
so that till can rely
upon them as being safe and effectual in curing the diseases for which they are recommended. They arc standard remedies, and can be found in nearly every Drug and Apothecary -tore in the United States. ly 5
Hay. ton 7.00 Tallow, rMult-rvd... tv i ..it
Mol \ssir>a wool Booster Bank, Logansport N Orleans, gal 5n Tub IVashed Huntington County Bunk, Huntington Sugar House, hh! b:> rleoee T ,, i t' it
■..m.,,.-,,,,, ,,, . ...r,,,.,,.i,.„ «
emunan umutmtit «!£5yStfe?SSSi=^™P| BALTIMORE MARKET. ‘ ‘Lagrange Bank, Lima par ^ positive cure for liver coMd.AtNT and dys-
Baltimore, June .te. McrchRiit s&Mechanic's Bank. N. Albany..par
flour—The market is quiet at $4 37 for N.Y.A VirgiuiaSttttc Stock Bk.,K\aii?ville.|*ar Howard street and Ohio. IVliuat dull andun- •Parke County Bank, Rockville par
•Prairie City Bank. Terre Haute par •Southern Bank of Indiana, Terre Haute...par
PANTS of fill kind*,
SHIRTS of unsurpas-ej beauty,
Oojsusixiaoxro
tby Come and sec them. ’tfeH SOFT n.l TS AND CAPS,
It will cure secondary syphilis or vene-,Together with TRUNKS, SACI1ELS, and
everything in my line.
.par
par * IAI - disease, and willdrive the .syphilitic par vikfs and all iiekeditaky taints ami pois.par| onous matter out of the system through the par i pokes or the skin, and realore the Patient to
It i-
hunt dull nndun-
haiigiKl. Corn is steady at 755» ( 7tie for white and yellow. IVhisky is dull at 21J(J» 22c for
city and country, ana 221 for Ohio. Provis-
ions generally dull and unchanged.
•km Come to No. 3, East side of Nous re, and get GOOD GOODS and CHEAP GOODS.
IL J. HILTON. ( > IVrIlc’ilst !♦', •Tunc 5, 1
Choice Farm for SaSle. AS guardinn for the infant lit if* of Squire S. Hood, deed., the undersigned is authorized by the
NEW YORK MARKET.
N eav York, June 30.
Flour heavy, 15,000 bbls sold.
Wheat heavy; 24,000 bush, sold at $1 25 for Southern white, and $1 08 for Western red; $1 02(a,l 03 for white, and 84f.o93 for Milwaukee club. ,
Pork dull at $10 5<* for mess; $n 35<« 13 :,<> 1 A Rricultur.d Bank, Mt. Sterling.. for prime. Atlantic Bank. Atlantic
Beacon steady at <}(" 7jj for hams and 5J{.i
3 jo for shoulders.
•Salem Bank, Goshen ..par Those Banks marked with a f') have complied with the General Banking Law of 1865, rtsiuiriug a deposit of (at hast) fifty ll'ousatid dollars at their market value, and loan amount of ten per cent, in excess of their circulation. The others are withdrawing their circulation.
SUSPENDED AND JtROKEN DAN KM,
H’Aos. Umutart takt »< at theratetnJJixi d tu rath.
Bank of Conm-rsville
Bank of Albion.
... par . ...2ftdis . ...Ifidia
Sugar firm; sales of Muscovado at 5}(n 7e. Tallow dull at 9(.i 9Je. Cott’ec dull. Whisky dull at 22J(n 23c. CINCINNATI MARKET. Cincinnati, June 30. The heat, excessively oppressive, lias checked business, and transactions in leading articles are unimportant. Flour is unchanged. Oats declined to 33c. Other descriptions of grain unchanged. There is some demand for Mess Pork at $ 14 50, held at $ 14 7 5—no sales. Nothing done in Bacon, dull at 5c to 7c for
shoulders.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
New Y’okk, June 23.
RECEIPTS OK REEVES AT ALL ERTON H. From New Y’ork state head 10 Indiamt 318 Kentucky 215 Ohio 901 Illinois 2154 Pennsylvania 226 Quotntionn.—Beeves, BR.e.OJe,; Veals, 4jf.i
Capitol, Indianapi
dis....
PEPSI A, if used u )>ro|a-r length of time. I challenge the world to produce it< equal in these complaints. The afflicted will bear in 1 mind that Dr. Easterly's Iodine and 8ar-
SAFARILLA will cure all Nervous Diseases, Fc-i **'-**' 1 ’'" url " f ', ,f , i • s is /, , » Icountv, Inuitina. to CM'll at private snld* the H^al male t omplamts, Dropsy, Gravel. Diseases of I KstlUo „f ^hieli said decedent di-sl seized, tothe K idneya, Bladder and I rinary Organs, in a wit: The north half of the southeast quarter of few days. section No. 3; also, the southeast quarter of the It will remove Pimple* and Blotches from northwest quarter of the same lection; also, the FACE, and makes the skin clear, white !V t,r of 1 . th .° ^rtheast quarter of the , . _ . , . ’ . h»:uno fMN»tion—all in township 12, north <>t and juAutiful as alabaxtt'.r. It does thi" hv , • W est t containing ont* lmndix*d and l*urifying tli*’ BLOOI^ and by its prompt mu- ‘ ninty-suvon am*- and eighty-tlvo hundmlths lion <>n the Liver, Kidneya, and Secrctorv Or- 'd* an aero, more (»r leas. The same being a gatis. producing vigorous health. ehoicc farm, of which 60 or 70 seres an-cleared
w."2
North America, Clinton lOdis Albany 10 dis Rochustcr par Attica 15 dis America, Morocco 15 dis
pur Scrofula. OldSores, Ti tter, Ringworms, Scald .
South Bend
“ T. Wadsworth “ R(a.k;»ort -V Perrysville “ Bridcjkort “ Warsaw, Warsaw. Elkhart County Bank Farmer's Bank, Jasper Kalamazoo Bank Laurel Bank Northern Indiana Bunk .... Orange Bank
par par .-^ta r par 15 dipar 5 dis 10 dis 10 dis 20 dis 20 dis 5 dis
i Savings Bank of Indiana, (/'onncrsYillc...25 di- | State Stock Bank, Peru 20dis State Stock Hank, Marion lOdlTrader's Bank, Nia-hvillc 10 diWabash Valley Bank In diWayne Bank, Tsigansport 5dis Wayne Bank, Richmond 5 dis The securities of tho other Banks, not em-
uitabb- out-houses, an orchard, good springs,
Head, Blotches, Eruption of the Skin, and all UVe. Said farm is well watered tor stock; and cutaneous diseases, are advised to procure i'» situate in Cloverdalo township, Putnam Gridley's Salt Rheum, and Tetter Ointment to ' < 'V. , " , , tv ' Unliima, three miles east of the town
, • , .. . . : of Cloverdalo.
Terms of Sale:—One-third of the purchase money in hand: the balance in equal instalments of 12 and 18 months—notes waiving valuation or appraisement laws, with approved security. WILLIAM C. HOOD, jun«19 415 Guardian on the Premises.
apply on the Sores, or diseased parts, when using Dr. Easterly’s Iodine andSarsaparili.a. The Iodine and SarsaparillR purifies the blood, and causes the sores to discharge their PUTRID MATTER, and the OINTMENT HEALS
THEM. When both are used (which I always I n recommend.) aPEttMANENT and k \dica i. curv. HOW -V K 11 ASH(M 1 10A,
is always effeeted. They are the best and most POWERPUL CURATIVE known to man. A fair trial is all I ask—I do not fear the result. Price of the Iodine and Sasparilla $1 per bottle, or 6 bottles for $5. Gridley's Salt Rbeum Ointment. 75 cents per bottle. Both are prepared by Dr. E ASTERLY', corner Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed. Sold by Conrad Cook, Druggist, sole agent
6Ac.; Sheep, $2 505. 5 50 for ordinary : Lambs, hraeisl in tha als.ve list, tire exhausted.
GREENCASTLE TIME IT ABLE. $2f..'$5 50; Cows, $25f«.65; Swine, Ijf.. I Jo. for -cri-v--ii2j-XT=3-rrr.
| prime com fed. trl-XjzS-L-L
PHILADELPHIA. .1 Beuei'olnit Institution, eslnblishtd by Bptcinl F.itdoH'mnif for the Jirlief of the .SVA: nnrl Dirt resin dj afflicted with Virulent and F.pi-
dnnic Dura res.
rrilK HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view 1 of the awful destruction of human life, caused by sexual diseases, and the deceptions practiced upon the unfortunate victims of sneli diseases by titlarks, several years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a cB suitable vct w orthy of their name, to open a Dispensary
for Grcencastle, and by Druggists generally, i f'-r the treatment of this class of diseases, in all
v * tlw.ir terms, ana to give viwnmi AlYViric
THRU E HAUTE & RICHMOND R. R. j* ' , If')/* Ptfrinf* and I' 1 rtnutlUtn't^ Ihttnatu I Train-^M A..M. 1st Trein-l^X.M. i ** .410 Sheep M <>•' ^ ' ndin * 8.5:i A.M. 2d " 9.28A.M. Quotations Beeves 70. 10c • Cows t? r u7i The undersigned, Auditor, submits the fol-
arc accommodation, and stop at all stations. The 1st and 3d trains East stop only at Bra-
zil. Greencastle and Cartersburg. 'PL.. 1 wt ♦ruin Woat cfmta «♦ 1^
at chamberlain's. | ing the 31st May, 1858:
Beeves, 58; Cows, 65; Y'cals, 74; Sheep and! . keceiptr.
r-bure. IMlovill... ciJU. Kl». ..yii'g-Soy «F-.I*;.. e..». erf mjjgtmM.* Ieu-
’ ; o->; \ eals, 5(n\t.lc.; Sheep and Limibs, $2 . P;; - " , $5; extra, $8 per head. T ' rr '' Haute & Rtehmond Railroad
Tax lor 1856
in..re. Greencastle, Reels and Brazil.
NEW ALBANY & SALEM R R. I "■ ’ ’ ~~ ‘"'Yt o brien s
Trainsleave Depot foot of CrawfordsviHc at, I Beeves, 36; Cows, 63; Veals, 46; Sheep and
| Lambs, 729.
! Quotations.—Beeves, 7J(o,9jc.; Cows, $25fs A M 60; Veala, 4j@6jc.; Shecp' $2 50(«.5 50.
western swine yards.
daily, as follows: DKPARTT1RE.8.
Going North—First train 10 Second train 8.23 1*. M.
Going South 7.38 A.M.
arrivals.
From North—Firet train 7.38 AM. Second train 7.20 1*. M. From South 8.23 1*. M.
Receipts for tho week, 1,504. Quotations,
4|@4je. gross. RECAPITULATION.
Cuttle. Cowe. Veelfl-Bhccp. Hokm
Allerton's 3905 Brownings 101 Chamberlain's 58 O'Brum's 36 YVestcrn Y’ards Total 4103 Total last week 2830
M AIL ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. Eastern—Leaves daily at 8.15 A. M.; arrives at 2.30 1*. M. Wtstem—Leaves laily at 1.15 P M.; arrives
tit 9.30 A. M.
Southern, per If. A. A .V, ft. R.—Leaves daily at 7 A. M.; arrives at 8.30 1*. M. y .rthnn—Leaves daily at 10 A M.; arrives
at 7.30 P. M.
Montezuma and Rorkeille—Leaves daily at
7 A. M.; arrives at 6 1*. M.
(Joringtan, via Mortan—Leaves every Thursday at 8 A. M.; arrives on Saturday at 6 P.M.
Rockville, via Brunerstoton—Leaves every ,, Friday at 8 A.M.;nrrives on Saturday ut6 P.5i. i Prom.quality,porewt
34 58 65 63
220 132
352
778 767
62 4410 ... 74 3097 ... 46 729 ... 1504 960 9003 1856 858 7087 2716
The same for 1857 Delinquent Tux at August settlement, 1857 Delinquent Tax at different times in 1857 Indiana & Illinois Central for 1857 and previous years Speri tie funds Estray do Show license do Juror and Docket fees for 1857
$3,803 64 10,300 14
1 U
1,360 60
797 54 243 48
68 00 247 90 80 90 72 00 259 90
DH. CARTKR’S ( OKSII 1IAL8AM 1 Willeure Coughs, Asthma, Consumption,Bronchitis, Sppitting of Blood, Pain in the Side and Breast, Pleurisy, Whooping Cough, Croup, Liver Complaint, Palpitation of the Heart, and all Diseases of the Tbroat.Chest and Lungs. No one should neglect a Cough, or Cold, a-in-gle day. Millions die annually by neglecting a COM MON COLD. Coughs* and Colds lead to Consumption, and then to an early death. Reader, have you a Cough, Cold, or any other disease of the Lungs ? Procure at once that celebrated remedy, Dit. C arter s Cough Balsam, which never fails to relieve a Cough in t wenty four hours, and always cukes the worst casks of Colds, Coughs, or any diseases of the Throat and Lungs, in a few days. Priee—Trial 1 Kittles, 25 cents; large bottles, *1 per bottle, or 6
bottles for $5.
tdr- DR. EASTERLY, corner Third and
Increase 1273 88 102 1916 Decrease 860 Total all kinds, 16,142. Totallast week, 13,623. j
GENERAL SELLING PRICES.
The following are the ju ices at which stock ,
was sold : Beef Cuttle,.
OFFICE HOURS.
< itfice opens at 7 A. M.; closes at 7 1*. M. Ojiena at 9 o'clock A. M. on Sundays, and
closes half an hour later. K. K KERCHEVAL. P M
Prime
Ordinary “ “ 8 Common “ “ 7 Inferior “ “ 6
Cowr and Calves.
i First quality, each $50 I Common •* “ 25 Inferior “ “ 20
l tal Calve.
j PREPARED and sold by Will. Lane, Drug- ! ordTna?v“^ 1 cU Groencastle. Price, 16 and 25 eta., >’ 1 sheep andUmbs. References— Burley * Peek, Isaac Mahan. | o^i^ary 11 ^’head ^ Xtra| * ' Jacoli I>aggy, Sami. Woodruff. july3 tf 7 i n fo r i or ^^head..2
Notico _ . . I Swine.
$9 00 0 9 00 0
00 0" 50 (a) 75 ®
9 50
Dit. WOLF’S
Carminative Balsam! NEVER FAILING REMEDY F0R\
DIARRHEA. FLUX, AC.
S hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the K*tnte of Josiah Gordon, late of Putnam county, I ndiana, deceased. Said Estate is supposed to he solvent. AZARIAH GORDON, julv3 3w*7 Administrator.
Notice
I S hereby given, that I will sell at public auc- ] tion, on Saturday, July 31, 1858, at the residence of Josiah Gordon, late of Putnam county, deceased, all his personal projierty, not taken by the widow, consisting of hogs, cow, carpenter's tools, Jcc. A credit of twelve
months will be given on all
dollars, the purchaser giving his note with ajqiroved security, waiving valuation and aj>praisment laws. AZARIAU GORDON, july.3 3w*7 Administrator. Guardian's Sale of Real Estate. 1 ) Y virtue of a decree of the Putnam Court I) of Common Pleas, rendend at the June term thereof, A. D. 1858, as Guardian, under will, of Samuel R. Browning, James M. Keves, Mary Jane Lecchmun, Ellen Lcechman, Susan Kinsler, John Kinsler and Sarah E. Kinder, inl'ant heirs of Samuel Roves, son., deceased, and us special guardian of Mahula Keves, un
First quality, "p lb Inferior, ft In., gross.
00 f, 00 (a, 00 0 00 (a
5 Jf" 4 0
00 0 50 0 00 0
4 fifn 41®
50 75 00 00 00 00 00
Total $17,812 55 DLSIlf'RHKM ENTS, A mt. paid on acct.of Coimty Offlcers $2,427 38 Expenses of the Poor 2,624 44 “ assessing Revenue 677 50 “ Tux refunded 57 76 “ of eleotieM si 00 “ of criminals 352 Oti
“ spi
“ Jurors’fees...
“ Insane “ Public Buildings.. “ Roads “ Cstray fund toseh’l
“ Agricult'1 .Society 347 50 10,063 44
787 56 262 24 41 77
2 00
198 00 347 50
I f all orders were redeemed, buluiice in Treasury..... $7,749 11 Resjiectl'ullv submitted. SA M L. WOODIUi KF, Auditor D C.
GENERAL REMARKS.
The supply of Beef Cattle shows an increase on last week of 1,273 head, of 1,383 over the
average weekly roceijits during 1857, and 1,006 head over those of 1856. At Allerton's the number offering to-day was 3,778 head, against 2,570 head last Wednesday. The total supply in this market reaches the enormous quantity of 4,503 head. With such an increase of stock, ills not surprising to find owners and drovers panic-stricken, and anxious to sell early at
sums over three ; p r j cu ,, fully one and a half cents below the
rates ol last week. J he excessive arrivals were owing to tho delay in getting forward a portion of the stock in time for last market-day, as also to the influence which tho higher prices real-
TreaNiirrr'* lieport*
j John Gilmore, Treasurer,
lu licet, with Putnam Countv. Dr.
•’ i Tobal.on handat Junesnttlciu't, 185^ $ '.,863 61
Delqt. Taxes collected uji to Au-
gust settlement, 1857 797 54 ; 5 . Delqt. Taxes collected since Au-
'9 I gust settlement, 1857 243 48
Railroad Tax for 1856-7 1,887 05
Amt. of Tax Duplicate for 1857
(county tax) 10,300 14 Proceeds of sale of uneurr nt funds 22 40 “ “ “ sstra] - ho K) “ “ show licenses 72 00 Miscellaneous receipts 485 40
'I 4i
iz,ed last week hud in urging farmers to send their supplies forward. Tne quality was much poorer on the average than last week, yot the large quantity on sale furnished a good assortment. We left the yards, in the afternoon,
with a goodly number unsold.
The cow market has been more active; milkmen are in market rojilenisbing vacancies in their stocks of distillery-fed cows, now that
Total $17,812 Cr. By orders redeemed, as follows: By expenses of Poor 82,618 54 Assessing Revenue 677 50 Expenses of Co. Officers 2,427 38
Taxes refunded Election expenses Expense of Criminals Biieeiflc Expenses Expense of Jurors.... “ Insane... Public Buildings Agricultural Society. Expense of Roads Estray Fund
their forms, and to give medical advicf. gratis to all who apply by letter, with a deseription of their condition, (age, occupation, habits of life, «.Vc.,) and, in cases of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MKDICINEH FREE OF CHARGE. It is needless to add that the Association commands the highest medical skill of the age, and will furnish the mi*t approved modern treat-
ment.
The Directors of the Association, in thr.ir Annual Report upon tho treatment of Sexual Diseases, for the year ending January 1, 1858, express the highest satisfaction with the suc<less which has attended the labors of the Consulting Surgeon in the cure of Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrho'n, Gleet, Syphilis, the vice of Onanism or Selfabuse, Ac., and order a continuance of tha
same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors, on a review of the piet, feel ossured that their bilsus in this sphere of benevolent effort have been of great la m 111, to the afflicted, especially to the young, and they have resolved to devote themselves, with renewed zeal, to this very important and much
Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, j '‘X^hXliD Report on Spermatorrhoea, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanism, Mas
67 76 32 00
352 96 2,251 33 783 03 262 24
27 27
347 50
2 00
199 00 10,038 50
to whom all orders must be addressed, to get the genuine. Sold by Conrad Grok, Druggist, sole agent for Greencastle, and by Druggists
generally.
lilt. HAKKIt'N MPBCinC Will cure Gonuorrlioea, Gleet, Structure, Seminal Weakness, Chordee, diseases of the Kidney's, Bladder, and all diseases of the genital organs. Reader, haveyou u private disease Y Do not neglect it. Delay is dangerous. Dr. Baker s Specific is a safe, speady and radical cure. With Dr. Baker’sSjK.iific ymucati CURE Y'OURSELF, and prevent exposure, its plain directions for use accompany the medicine. Price $1,50 per bottle. fSF DR. EASTERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut streets, St Louts, Mo., sole ju-o-priotor, to whom all order* must be add rosed to get the genuine. Sold by Conrad Cook, Druggist, solo agent for Geonea-tlo, and by Druggists generally Dit. IIOOl'KIt S I'KM AI.K ( OIUH AI. Will cure all Female Complaints, such as excessive, suppressed, or painful Menstruation, Fleur Alims, or Whites, Barrenness, Sallow Complexion, Headache, Dizziness, Weak Nerve*, Frightful Dreams,and all disease caused by Colds, Chucked Persjdration, Over-Excite-ment, etc., of the Sexual Organs. Dr. Hoop•rs Female Cordial is universally acknowledged by the ladies as the best over invented. DaV’ Price $1 per bottle, or t> bottles for $’>. Dr. EASTERLY, corner Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., (ole proprietor, to whom all orders must he addressed. Sold by Conrad Cook, Druggist, sole agent for Greencastle, and by Druggists generally. DR. EASTERLY’S
turbfttion, or Self-abuse, and other diseases of the sexual organs, bv the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by mail (in a scaled envelope,) free of charge, on receipt of two stamps for floatage. Other RcjiorU and Tracts on Uie nature and treatment of sexual diseases, diet, Ac., are constantly being published for gratuitous distribution, and will lie sent to the af dieted. Someoftbe new remedies and metheds of treatment discovered during the hist year, are of great value. Address, for Report or Treatment, Dr. Gfo. K. Calhoun, Consulting Burgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Directors : EZRA D 11 KA Hi iV ELL, Praaideat. Geo. Fairchild, Secretary. junc5 ly ailKIMFK’M KAI.tf. I)Y' virtue of four executions issued fiom the j) Clerks offle*. of the Putnam Court of Common Pleas, to me direetiri, in favor of The Common Council of the Town of Greenca-tle and against Charles Michael, I will expose at pub-
lic sale, on
Saturday, the lOt/i day of July, A. D. 1868, al the court-house door in the town of Greencastle, Putnam county, Indiana, between the. hours of 10 o'clock a. in. and 4 o'clock p. m., the rents and profits for a term not cxceedtne seven year*, of the following real estate in said county, to-wit: One quarter of an acre, the same being more or less, part of lot No. seien-ty-eigbt 178) iii the eastern enlargement in Grcencastle, and laimuledas follows, to-wit: On the South by the street north of Hiram Allen'; enlargement; on the West by John Lynch; on the North by J. M. Bellamy; and on the East by Harvey Cutburth—being one-third of a lot sold byJames Ingle to Thomas Crawley in llie town of Grcencastle, Putnam county, fndiuns. And on failure to realize the full amount demanded in said executions with cost-, I will at the same time and place offer for -ale the fee simple in and to said interest in said real estate I Given up by the defendant, Charles Michael, to satisfy said executions, WILLIAM L F ARROW
Sheriff 1*. C.
KKVF.lt AND AUUE KII.I.KK
vers, and all the various forms of Fevers incident to Billions Climates. If there is a man, woman or child, suffering with Ague and Fever,they are advised to procure Dr. Raster-
Pal. on hand subject to order $7,771 06! ly’s Fever and Ague Killer. It is a rosrrtv e
Gun
/'ll'NS.—Gun Darrels. Gun Wipers, V I Isiojis, and Double Triggers, for sale at
wholesale jiriccs,
jel9 4m5
F. M FRAZIER sk Co
adult person of unsound mind, who is one of the excitement on the swill-milk question has
tlo‘heirs of said decedent, the undersigned will -.ubsided. They exjiect '
The foregoing is a correct statement of the 1 roceijits and disbursements of fund? by me, to Treasurer of Putnam county, Indiana, as well as the amount now remaining in my hands be
13!*
No. cases disposed of,
By judgment—civil, .... “ “ claims, - - - .
Ca*es dismissed or tried, witli or with-
out judgt. for costs, (probate and land-sale cases included,) -
Aggregate unit, of judgments fend'd civil eases,costs not included, $21.1 (J i 43 claims, “ “ “ 10,f)02 81
iffer at public sale, on
Saturday, the 31*/ day of July, 1858, in the premises, in Greencastle township, Putnam county, Indiana, all the interest of his -aid Wards in and to the following described Real Estate, to-wit: That part of the northeast quarter of section 11, in township 14, north, of range 4 west, which lies cast of the
7!) branch, and is supposed to contain 120 acres— j- which said interest amounts to an undivided
: two-elevenths thereof.
A credit of six, twelve, and eighteen months will be given to the purchaser, upon notes he- . . ing executed, bearing interest from date, wuiv1 iiuj valuation or ajijiraiscment laws, and witli -in ' approved security. JOHN W. KEVES, June 28, 1858. 4w7 Guardian.
ft to carry on business louging to said county, which is respectfully i n ngratulatingthemselves |submitted. JOHN GILMORE, ,,i dvimr business without. I June 9. 1858.— It Treasurer P. Co. I
Treasurer P. Co.
as formerly, and are coi
on the prospect of reviving business without the fear of further interference, us they term it, by the authorities. Prices ranged from $25(<i
65, as to quality. The trade in Veal has con- [■) Pleas Court of Putnam eountv, Indiana, tinned brisk, and price* are fully supported; March term, 1858, in favor of Edward Lamsale* at $40,6 |c. ^ Sheep and Lamb* navo dc-1bert, William A. Bannister, William II. Ma-
NIIKHIPK’M MALIC.
IY Y’ virtue of u decree issued from the Common
Pleas Court of Putnam
cure—speedy andpermanmt. Try it. Price $1 per bottle, or 6 bottles for $5. Dr. EASTERLY', corner Third and Chestnut sts., 8t. Louis, sole projirietor, to whom all , rders must be addressed to get the ge nuine. I Bold by Conrad ftaik, Druggist, sole agent for Greeneastle. and by Druggists generally. ly—5
Estray Notice
A Variety of Cooper'* Tools,
\ ' K, K V CHKA P al
\ jeiu im9 F, M. FRAZIER & GO’S
Wanted, ^
GOOD STRONG HORSE in cxchango
for Hardware, Dry Good-and (luxa rie,.
F. M FRAZIER A CO.
A
jcl9 4m5
CALL AND
EXAMINE
st.s k of LOOKiyC
clinod 50c. f* head, caused by the large increase j„ r , John B. Stevenson and Thomas H. Gibson, of stock; the arrivals have been mainly from and against Asa G. Foster and James U. FosOhio and Indiana. Lambs are plenty, and : ter, I will offer at public sale, on lower. Swine have rather imjiroved; nearly | Saturday, the. 3rd day of July, A. D. 1858, all received have sold at $4 500,4 90 for prime j within tho hours proscribed by law, at tho
corn-fed.
Siuii- of Indiana, Putnam count)’, mm.
OTICE is hereby given, that John M. Per-
il r v. Administrator of the Estate ol Thom-1 lections and prompt remittspnes
Total araount judgments, $31,7(17 23 las Richardson, deceased, has tiled his petition T e were nine oases of trial by jury n , (ing mMll iieien. to pay bis debts; and
as Richardson, deceased, Has tiled his pel to sell the Real Estate of said decedent, his Per-
ROBERT M. CRANE, jasttoinaoy eat: OREENCASTLE, IND.
Y T7ILL attend faithfully to all business en- \\ trusted to his care, and make quick col-
M’AKF.y T'P,by Henry Snyder, on I the 20th of November, one estray, MOOLEY STEER, with red sides, a sma white stripe on the wethers, some white on the leg*, and white face, with the exception of a red stmt over tho left ear; a cron ott the
Court-House door in the town of Greencastle, P „ r D at) the mark that is visible. Bupiu said county and Stale, a lot of personal potted to ho three yenw old next spring. A]>property, consisting of BooU and Shoes. At- ; p rt ii KO d at eleven (lollars bv B. F. Btough and tacbed as the property of Asa G. Foster and )„. v i Johnson. Taken and appraised by me, James H. Foster, to satisfy the claim of said John Goltharp, a justice of the pence iii ami
i\u i viuunw for said county, this 18th day of January, 1 “ r ‘“
JOHN COLTHAUP, J
A Host J acob McGln ms, Clerk.
/ Ai n unusually largi
I I GLASSES, widen will be sold at manufacturers prices. F. M. FRAZ1 K.K X CCS.
WILLIAM L. FARROW,
Sheriff.
during ts/ni
The expenses of Court wore— Fo( Jurors’ lAea—allowed. - - $270 00 BttiliffH' “ A.O., about- - 175 00
Thomas Richardson’s Estate. T ETTERB of Administration have been
that said petition willbc'heard at the next L puntedtothe undersigned on the Estate i may 22. - - - - - — - - 'ofThomas Richardson, doeoaoed, late of Put-
nam county, Indiana. Debt ora to said Estate [ GntAT
Plaintiff*.
June 1-'. 1868.
A Fine Lol of SrIns Junmet,
VTAINSOOK and CAMBRIC MUSLINS,
\ just received and for sale low by iv 22. THORNBURGH A ROBINSON
is 58.
P.
Douhle-lMated Bllver Spoons, \ r KKY LOW, at \ jcl9 4m& P. M. FRAZIER A CO’8 'WfVll r*01D0X’ / 1 OING OFF for almost not lung, at I, | j.d ■ 4,ii5 F. M I II\ZIKR A CO S
June 12, 1858.-
IVCEIDXO^-Xj QJ^lRsJD.
BRUSHES.
t LARGE LOT of Horae Brusbe-, Cloth . \ Brush' - *, Hair Brushes, Shaving Brushes, and Tooth Brushes, lust received and for side at whi'lesnle prices. F. M. J’RAZIER & CO. \ LMOBT EVERYTHING usually for sale \ In hardware stores, will In' sold cheaper
terra of tho Court of Common Plraa of said county. JACOB McGINNIS,
Clerk C. C. P. of Putnam Cnuvty.
July3 3w7 Per M B Rudjsill, D.C.
Total
$1 to 00 1
Shttos! Cheap at
S It* ten! S la tea! F. M FRAZIER A COB.
INDUCEMENTS! I _*• R- stevenson, m. d.,
arc requesud to make immodiate payment— t*\ 1 K stock of Dry Goods, Notious. Hats, l f*' 11 , ‘ * ^1* , ’ ) ’ 11 ’ creditors to press nt their elaiuut, authenticated I I Caps, Shoos, Queeusware, Ao., &e. Pleasant lanlen, Putnam Co., //«/. according to lav Buid Estate is supposed to j will be sold at Eastern wholesale prioc*. Call I r PH A N K FPL for |>u-t favors, respc' tfully be insolvent. JOtIN S. PERKY', 1 and price them, if you wnntgood Goods cheap 1 solicits a e/>ntinuanct» of the samv. Gfflci’ jc!9 3w5 Administrator. ; jel'J luib F M. FIVAZIEK A CO. , at the same, old tand. Juno 12.
than the cheapest at jol9 4m& F. M.
FRAZIER J- CCS.
CRADLES, SCYTHES AND SNATHS. ., \ 'it Hardware and Stoves, At STEVENSON A AMI.;./