The Indiana Press, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 August 1858 — Page 1
^XJBXjTSTiEID WEEKLY Si 50 IPEZR, A.lTlTXJLr, EJLYJ^ELE ETA.LE YEA.KLY LST .A.LYA.E'OE.
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alJEE^s CASTLE, TXT>r AAA, SATEEEAY, AUGUST 38, 1838.
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Cke |nbtana |hfss. HOWARD BRIOOH, Editor and Proprietor
Caitjj^lit In n Lie.
One Joshua B. Otey, a pimp and hang-er-on of John G. Davis, was down here in company with his distinguished friend, and, when Davis was speaking, held a
Letters from the People! hr Ki)uld *** lsr ' 8 u ' llh im in ♦-— * miy grjoil mail. Haa ho kept his promise? Cl.AY County, Ind., Aug. 17,1858. No! Can any honest man trust him
The llnurt? In llir Meadow.
—
BY LOriKE CHANPI.KR Mori.TON. It stnnd-i in a sunny meadow,
Ki>. Press:—Drar Sir: 1 rarely un- again? Never! Nor will the Demoera The house so mowy and brown,
position back in the crowd to “score for dertake a more pleasing duty than that ey of old Vermillion trust him: hut will With the cumbrous old stone chimneys, (•H »t i ^1 of tl | M ^. >out ^ l0 V Ti y of informing our democratic friends of j unite on Henry Sccrest, one whom they Andthogmy roof sloping down, that'letters had heen wrkton' from this t,lfi P" si,iul1 occupied by the Democracy can trust, to do battle for them against T U tree* LM their K roc n «rm- Hr.mnd it— district to Washington, asking for God s coun, y We stand, as a party, ^ Black Republicanism and all other isms The trees a century old;
lireencastli*, Saturday, August 28, 1S.)S. sake that the executioner's axe be sus- opon the broad platform of con*rrvati*nt that are opposed to the best interests of And thr winds go chanting through them,
our common country.
Hftrk-H<inr. pended until after the election. “Yes” —not in a narrow, contracted, illiberal Republicans of late are becoming ex- uxt ' aIue '* , * lt “ ^onl-pigeon, “ Henry 8c- sense of the word—hut in its true sense, ceedingly fond of “ back-bone”; on the s ' took'^^’ 1 ,,',^',,,. ilVignaniv i" c ' ,r,s,ru, ' tion which ite street, and elsewhere, we hear them harp- denied it. Otey, we understand after- • r , t "’ and liberality, ing about “ back-bone.” They don’t like ward denied specifying Henry Sccrest. ^ c claim to be a part and parcel of the Davis—never did like him; but they a half-dozen men, whose characters great National Democratic Party, whose
rlaim to have made the discovery that he vv ‘| r<: uev^stained by any imputation of principles are neither radical nordestruc- theireounty must andshall have theoanhas “ hack-hone ”; and their excessive and^oan fasten it tivc, but whose conservatism is its vital! didate. Fight it out, gentlemen, among hankering for “ back-hone ” induces them ; ( y' That party which for three quarters I yourselves 1 The same party have a regto go the irlwh hog! ^ ^ v *' C n ' l ^ p y w *^ of a century has stood the fire and hat- ulariy nominated candidate for County
And the sunbeams drop their gold.
In this Senatorial District, composed of cowslips spring in the marshes, Vermillion and Parke counties, they (the Th, ‘ bll, ° ,n 0 " ,ho
Black Republicans of this county) have nominated D. M. Jones; but the Parke county b'boys swear in their wrath that
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Let us for a moment examine this , i *' u 1 1 '' ' ll '’ ' un l’' u "' 1 “n- tlings of opposing organizations—a party “back-hone" of John G. Davis. How ‘ 1,1 , ' 1 * *"" ,1 l 1sn " which, based upon living principles, has has it been manifested? Republicans an- V™. ‘ lut( - a,u 1 >» < oiol in com- ever stood erect, towering like the master swer: by resisting the Xjccompton fraud. Jl' 1 " ., '' a . n b ’ r<0 ‘’' oak of the forest over the downfall and
What “back-hone” was required in that? Before Mr. Davis manifested any opposition to Lccompton in Congress, he had
And beside the brook in the pasture
The herd go feeding at will. Within, in the wide old kitchen, The old folks sit in the sun
That creeps throng the sheltering woodbine,
Till the day in almost done.
The children have gone and left them ;
They sit in the tun alone I
’I reasurer, (Mr. <i. W. English.) Anoth- And the old wife's ears are failing, er candidate (C. 8. Vickers,) of the same As she harks to the well known tone party, announced himself as an indrjien- That won her hnnrt in girlhood— iltiiil—whereupon they charge him with That 1ms soothed her m many n care— corruption, say he is bought by thu dem-! And l ,rai * , "‘ ,ur n, ' w , ’ ,r *0 brightness ocrats, and have stooped so low us to Hl ' r old f,luousod to woar - write out scurrilous handbills and poetl Sb ® again of her briduV-
<d Ferro Haute, and the second in com-
by resisting the Lccompton fraud. 1 "‘ aUdKp P« bli ^» ^recs in the;,
n Knni-v.r.nn” wnu tr. v ! " 1 on _ r( ss i (i no listiict. IK. is : ruins of its political adverearioa; constant-
the man who was indicted in the United , v in , )at . tle>its armor h fvCT hr - ht . vic .
. , ! tat0S V Urt ; !lt Il ' Jmna l'° li8 ’ in 1840 ’ tory after victory has it achieved over
been home, mingling freely with bis con- j* ' ' *"" 11 tb ' portolfuc at various organizations, combinations andi them upconspieuously, villifying notonly | n ,^ ''•lot' stituonts ; he had seen, and been in eon- " ' t '‘ , ' " 1 "’ 0,1 bl ' 11 conglommcrations that have from time to, him, but his wife and children, yet dan |„ t j. niornno' - r..'v b i,t P vfcrsation with, the lending Democrats of V /I' '' n " " l " ''" usand time sprung up, whose history is proof not sign their names to the article. This , . the 7tli District, and had found thorn . . an ’ «>iinti\ Mi»j(ttin^ sufficient that they would have sapped is too mean for any decent wan to engage i^u thor.. «• fn.m h i • V/'n . ? united, almost to a man, and determined. ^ ' i " l "' an ' 1 > >1 judg- t | 10 very life-blood, torn down the bul-|in. Their cry is “Free 8pecch. Free' And the sunshine still is golden, in o}iposition to Lccompton. In Ins ],], u . al j j 1 ,,' 11 'jl 111 ,n an a< 1 'j 1 '" 1 warks of our Government, destroyed our Kansas, and Free Niggers,” yet an lion- But it falls on n silvered head, course upon that question in Congress, j'; ] [I''; ll 'i inM l n,i'n . i"; C - 1M bcncv °J cnt m^titutions, and perched upon |est, hard working, worthy man darr noL And the girlhcsxl dreams, once vanished,
when was there any exhibition of “backbone?” He but flouted with the home current, reflecting the sentiments of his constituents. In this he did right—and nmply his duty. Had ho attempted to stay the current of popular sovereignty at home, he would then have manifested ^’bnck-honi'," though not discretion.
ti. in^ him in handbills and hiring agents |j lc j r mins. Small as is our territory, 1 come out for an office ! But,Mr. Editor,
.UK p> hi men toil tin ntii. wbiili \\o.s and sparse our population, yet we have what will they (the Rlk. Reps.) not do ? tm.i y aciiimp is iii , am (hij 1 ' , T*b true hearts among us—hearts that take! I can’t do justice to the subject. We ii _i! in In m i.inapolis Jail. Iliis j,, supporting and upholding the will see what we shall see. Yours,Ac. man is now the bosom-friend of John G. jj ust and liberal p r i„ t .iplcs of that party! Davis and Dick Thompson, and princi- 1 w i l0f(e banner liaf) ncvcr trai i ed in tbc i Carpenteksvillk, Ind., Aug.5,’58. pal leader of the Republican forces in lbist W(> aro in the i anguaKC n f the 1 Mr - ‘•’•“closed you will find the .Seventh Congressional District. It i|i ustriouR Littlo Giant, “fighting insidej thc an,ount r °q uisite f ' ,,r
Chith: hack in her winter time, Till her feeble pulses tremble,
\\ ilh the thrill of •jiring-time s nrini.*!
And looking forth from the window,
>Sho thinks how the trees huve grown,
Since clad in her bridal whiteness She crossisl the old door-stone
Copley of They dimmed her eyes' bright u/.uri,
Anilaimmi'd her “ hair's young gold.
Brown of the /homer hit the nail on the t0uk :l11 the in S enui ‘y ofa Faivin Fletcb- ( b n democratic organization, adhering to .V our “campaign paper.” in , • • . . • „ , , , head in necounting for I (avis’ opposition to siiTiG^in'i'^Yom Uic ^ nl^eo^Ld b rcS^ Kdi«r 1 .barr' , l"L,o!i:7n^ « a Xer g ro!; , „ r d^ o’rl 10 '
*" "" c ’' ‘-y ,i, e h I hese facts can be substantiated by the | supporting n,,n. Henry .Sccrest as our i ( Frankl,n ) townfil ‘' l P- •‘“‘‘go Brest's An(1 t.hen, at itVeUe",,,, ,in" .i very best authority, if questioned by Otey noxt representative in Congress, in pref- ® ,ection mcmber Congress from this St „i e 0 v er the threshold stone
or his friends.—Statr St lUmel. wv ' ' ‘ ■“ '
of May 2t», 1858: “It is true Davis opposed the Lecompton swindle; so would [tiny otln'r man who wisin'* to he elected to Id seat in Congress from this /Usteiet. ITherc it is—the whole of it—in n nut
. _ ercncc to Hon. John G. Davis, who re- r,ist, ipt w ‘’ uld b< ‘ man “ oat . *be result n(< the , r hRnd , toR( .„ )or
Brown's IJth specification to sub- to abide the decision ofa democratic | < ‘ t ‘P cn< ‘ e< * niere ‘y "P 011 tb* 8 P art °‘ ‘ >ut - llotiniched their eyelids with Imlm,
shell. Davis knew the sentiments of his stantinte a charge of “lust for office” upon convention. The Demoeraey of Clay will ,,am (>0 '' n, y I fur «e are all, or profess to j And their last breath floated .mtward, constituents—Davis desired to retain his Mr. Sccrest, is that he was a candidate s »PP°rt Mr. Seerest, It is but proper, bc i bonest men in tburegiou, and we will: Like the close of a aolemn psalm,
popularity at homo—perhaps to he re- “for [the] U. S. Senate at [the] time ‘ l0W c ver i state that there are turned again to Congress. To have any Catheart was appointed.” Simply and within our county uho claim to be demo-1’cp'csi nt us
f ew elect no other kind hut honest men to!
the National Council.
Ishow at all for another election, he must plainly, the charge is false. Without erats—Douglas democrats—but who have “"'b Lccompton and anti-Lccompton j oppose Loeomj ton—and lienee his oppo consulting him, and without his consent, forfeited all right (if they ever possessed Democrats, with us, arc loud and enthu- (rj ,
( 0RRK( T1\(J A I’M l.T.
Not long since Catherine committed, in \ a hurry, the same act of carelessness as above related, ami Mrs. R’s treatment of it reveals her secret of family govern-
ment.
1 “Catherine, my daughter, can you tell me how this wafer eamc on the floor?" “ I suppose, mother, I must have spilled it a few moments ago, when I filled the
tea-kettle.”
“ Why did you not wipe it up, my
daughter?”
“ I intended to return, and do so; but, on getting engaged on something else. 1
, forgot it,”
“ Well, my daughter, when you do wrong, you should try to repair it, to the best of your ability, and as soon ns pos sible. Get the mop and wipe it up, and
try not to do so again.”
Catherine immediately duos ns she is hid; remarking, “ I will try and he more
1 careful another time.”
Mrs. A. may be found in almost every | community. Mrs. R , though perhaps a more rare personage, yet graces many
j families in our land. [ British Mother's Journal.
The Camel The Cause of that Hump. We acknowledge the receipt of some very touching “ Lines ” upon the “Death of Dan Rice’s Camel, whose Nook was I n fortunately Broken by Falling through a Bridge near Green Castle, Indiana, on the 1st of August.” We regret thateer tain grammatical and rythmical defects which we have not time to amend, pro vent us giving them a place in our columns. In a private note to us the writer. who is evidently curious in natural history, asks us to explain the cause of the protuberance on the camel's hack.—• We arc ashamed to confess that our know lodge of the subject, which is derived from a sinirlc reading of Goldsmith's Animat ed Nature, in onr school days, forbids our doing so in anything like a satisfactory manner. We will meiit-ion, for our oo; respondent's benefit., however, that the 1 Arabs have 'two legions in regard to it. One is |that the camel took o fie use at not Iwitig allowed to head the procession into the Ark. »nd got his 'hark up , and Allah, as a just punishment for his vanity and presumption, and as a mem orable ami perpetual warning to others, never permitted him to get it down again. The other is, that be was grazing at a distance from the Ark when Noah put out his bills for sailing, and in order to reach the boat in time was compel!'d to hump himself in a most extra
u hoi
ecoun-
lye vow solemnly to oppose, Davis, and to support Sccrest. The names of these gentlemen can lie furnished, if any Davis supporter is desirous of knowing them.
Yours, truly, From the Crawfordsville Review, 20th. Another SwIixUIiik Itnnk AIFnlr.
A scoundrel is at present traveling
Why, mother! what have I done?” ‘■See there! how you have spilled water in my pantry ! get out of my sight; I cannot bear to look upon you—you care
less girl ?”
“ Well mother! T could'ut help it.” Mrs. A., the mother, is a very worth'
worst girl I know of in the sesj rtiv rili'l CIII IX II '
sition. There was no “back-bone^in many of his friends have frequently men- any,) to the name, who are blindly fob |*“ astic it > behalf of Sccrest. A great tbe ca8e ,—and we pity those Republicans tioned Ids name favorably in connection lowin P in the w,lkc of Da ™> a ''<‘ advo- , “ a »y ‘*‘ apk Republicans of the detprsf
who can give nothing more sensible than with a seat in the 1'. 8. Senate; hut the|eating the election of this most notorious the “ hack -hone” apology fur their present assertion that he has heen a candidate for cormorant after public office and treasury devotion to Davis. that position, is untrue. The object of P a P ‘ tnown * n ‘bo State, and, probably We will take the liberty of citing Davis this article, however, is not so much to ^ buoy e, ‘ up by flattering promises of roRepublicans to a remarkable instance contradict Brown’s statement, as to intro-1 warc ‘! aro endeavoring to give some reatesting the strength of their idol's “back duee to the reader, in this connection, an Bon8 in justification of Ids course for his bone.” It will bo found in the celebrated article which appeared in the editorial apostaey from Democracy, from that party
Jo. Jones correspondence, during the 1 columns of the "Putnam County Sentinel," j which has exalted him, elevated him from | . A , at . P rcscnt trave,i ! , F pendency of the Kansas-Nebraska bill, of Dec. 23, 1852, published at Grconcas- an obscure county clerk to the honors ofj cu , a J£ g a hatoh’of^bogus money, which repealed the Missouri Compromise tie, “I 1 . W. Brown, pilitor.” It follows. :l I^prusontutiAc of an enlightened (on- fj ic “ Western Exchange Bank— line. There was a chance for an exhibi- Read it, friends, and contrast it with the ^ rc8S ' ona ‘ Diitrict, his unwarrantable office in Indianapolis." Last night he tion of “back-bone,” but lo! Greedy editorials that now appear in the “/Vnam desertion from the party which has given visited many of our stores, endeavoring
Davis was destitute of the article, lie Republican Banner," Q. W Brown, editor. 1 b' ,n ““i a,| d more, honors than
veered around like a weather-coek; he , Read !
was afraid of his own shadow. Ills eon- “ ‘ mtf.d States Sknatoh duet reminded us of the tinker and the | newspaper in the 8tate has express edits prclerencc for tilling the vacant j ocratic apostate and ingratc aro yti/', and, seat in the 1 nited States Senate, tern j,, pressing his claims upon democrats, iporarily supplied by Mr Catheart. The arc „ pcr i encing a si nal faiiure aIld
, , | names of various gentlemen have been: , • . ,
He never dared to take position on mcnti( , Iu . d in eonneetion with the office, i ,,ow > “ adcrn,cr re80rt - the y arc CO - 0 P°that bill until the last moment, after he , ind tbeir strong reasons have been pro- rating and affiliating with the avowed ophad ascertained to a certainty that the duced why their respective friends should ponents of domoorocy. This will account
scntinieiit of the Democracy of the 7th have the election. Having no friends to j for the many labored communicationslof bank-bills issued by a bogus concern here set lortli, seems to me to be liable t District of Indiana was almost unani-{ rcWf * 1 ' , ‘ orcnem ' le8 ‘ 0 P un ' 8 ‘* nor the abil published in tlic Wabash Express, pur- in this city, evidently designed to swindle serious object! ^ r .t ini -i i ,.i itv wherewithal to reward or r““ : " L — ’ *” ’ ’ 1 —
ntons in _
may be]"’-" j ^', bc c ^ baFr an d although they aro of such an ap
Well, 8arab, I declare ! you :ire the ordinary manner. We give these orien
talisuvs for what they are worth.
[ Lafayette Journal. —
8motiiekk.ii in a Trunk.—A boy, 10 years old, named George Frick nor, the son of a German widow, residing in Brooklyn, suddenly disappeared on Fri day last, and was missing until Monday morning, when his dead body was found
.v. me iiiomer. is a verv worthy ■ , . , i . • i . j • in a large truuk or chest in the house of fomily ' government:' 'Lalu’bcr daugh hip moth ® r (h .\ Fr * d, *>’ ^ ter. is a heedless girl of ten years. 8hc 0r .,7 as . lllp do f oaR P d ™ at P ,a y is very much disposed to remove things'""’l a c ? , "r a " ,nn > aRd eviden, y ln ? out of their proper places, and seldom ‘n.nk to conceal himself, when a selfstops to put then, in again. On the oe- ad J“ 8 "“K'“‘’ k ;’‘“ 8 ‘' d ‘ >! d upon him casion referred to above, she bad been sec, * nd bo Wa8 Km ;: ,hr ;. ed “ , 1,un, 'P . . • 4 4 i . i ..t iii nna Sunday the friends and nopjiutors to put water into the toa-kotth*, and had , i , * ,• .• , - i 0 , r - -- * looked in every direction to find the boy,
_ very carelessly Hpilled a considerable pnr- | Hl ^ w i^| IOU ( stu . f . ess
him all, and more, honors than he was to purchase goods with this swindling »ion ot it on the pantry-floor. After the
fairly entitled to, either by his talents tra8 *b but , wi,h P oor su'sess he having . . t , victimized, as tar as we have learned, but
Almost or services in the party. But, I am happy) one of onr cRinm*, Wm. W. Nicholson,
to say, those who arc following this deni- wbo fell fo r HCVPnf( .(. tl dollars. There is
toad, traveling on u new cut road-
F.very time the hill did jump. Davis dislgcil behind a stump 1
great excitement among our people, a number of whom have gone in pursuit of the villain. The following from the Indianapolis State Sentinel fully explains
the swindle :
Mont Swindling Banking Operations.—Wc were shown yesterday a lot
<>n Monday morn-
above conversation, which, on thc'parWd’ T VT n,0, !’ , ' , ' ' V " S i, n UC c d !° f ' rfn J h , c the mother, sounded most like successive < ' ll " t b - v V ,lror V* ‘ ,n,e11 'yh.ch seemed to , .... , , , emanate from it, expecting to find the claps of thunder on the ears of her daugh- , , . i , • , 1 ., , ,• .■ " body of a rat, but to her astonishment she
ter, Sarah escaped in a pouting manner. . ,. . .* 1 , , , found the body of her missing son into an adjoining room, and tier mother •
wiped up the slops in the pantry. Queen Victuria Accepting a Me Well, thought I, my dear Mr*. A., if! riiANir's Hospitality.—The English that is the way you treat your daughter, papers state that Queen Victoriabasaeyou will probably find it necessary to wipe ceptod the offior of Woodsey House, the after her a great many t imes more, if you resideneo of the mayor of Leeds, (Mr. F. both live. Such family government, as Fairbairn.) on her visit to that town in
August next.
mis. Mr. Fairbairn is a manufacturer of mn
on it. it is not tharl
Ht'voV'of "the bill—"then lie voted R.V w b‘-‘ r ’-' w '‘l‘a‘ b > fcward or punish them I ppr t;, lg to"represent the scntimc’nte’ofP“ b “^ The hills have no more value | in ‘—I as an bumble citizen lecl H good deal . Tl ■ 1 than the paper on which they arc printed, f ^ ron can n(n 01 ' )r ^ r, P' l * on0( -* ,n *° a ^ fact, and this is probably the firi^t time font. of unconcern as to what man may bel tnc ma8?cs ,n Lday county, incsc DaFC| and n]fboutrh they aro of such an ap-1 o f error.or into conviction of crime in the history ot Hmglnnd that a reign-Davis’“back-hone” is like the Irish made Senator ^ n ,, , . . . . . Juan s flea—when you put your finger Nevertheless, were I a member of that bo- Lccompton : their true signature should one. we learn they have obtained a eir neatness and order, which need training, ities ot any hut nobles. It is a notable dy, I would vote for our distinguished be “Anti-Democrat.” oulation in the northern part of the State, and not their cars. _ proof of the growing consideration for
j fellow-citizen and my own personal friend F rom a pc r»onal knowledge of the Dc The bill read thus;
A P .mio.SS’t (!u in s „n in of,. Darke Wc have advices from every part “ While Mr. Sccrest is the most saga- repeated and reliable intelligence reeo.vof the county ; the democratic strength is c‘° ua politician of the State, and has done ed from well-postedand intelligent demogaining daily, and democrats now talk m . oro . <,,r b y th .f mcaf,u ^' from every township, I think 1 do gaining .u >. . whereby a large portion of our public , lot err ag (he October election will, confidently of carrying arkc lor , ceres dobt in to be paid, and laboring inces-| ab when { wc wi „ ivc Mr . lSc a result which two weeks ago was re sautly for the enactment of our new and , J ■
result almost perfect School Law, than any oth- i pr08t a Iitr « or majority over Davis this, or man, he is no cunning syoonhantic of- ,a “' t ‘ ian w « tho latter gentleman
negative quality which ! over Mr. Usher in 1856. Itisthcavow-
$:i.on.
$n.nn.
pardej as utterly iipposnildc-
which now is highly probable. The dem-
... . . , ■ fice seeker, a negative quality — — ...... , ocrats are rapi< y uni mg o .1 111.111 m sboub j (.Dmmend him to every working ed object of the opposition to create tho |
support of Mr. Sicrest; the Republicans^ ] trU st he may Im elected and that irapr ,. B8ion throughout the District that bv hw UVtVnrel 2 socuHi7«^^^^^ was ready to embrace in her arms ns ai- ,. os> nf bui , (1 ' ing , ^ ln bo oroct J .ro « regard lo Dam, aad ^ acccpt lhc a*™ ; for I k„o. 0.1 eoanlJ . „, c Wtt , c . fic |J i„ .h« pre . ~dTm”.L rfTol.L UI. '"T, ih’S®,3 ttr.Ll u„ “
' «h, »ilde.l kind of . wild-cot oporali.m. ,| cr iJo , ,|,„, h,, ,„,„l,.„- woo .k.'ilod
Quakers refuse to touch him. Wc un his feelings on the subjccL” Hent eanvaM8 . [f PUC h is tho case, all I dcrsUn.l friai ata^Lrgc < ^ lakc ^ ,l ' cptl ^ ; Gi.av Om NTY.—Well informed gen-' have to say is, Mr. Davis’chance for Con-
. It was too unreasonable. The child the middle classes, and the drawing to- ! was, indeed, careless; hut she bad done getbor ol’ monarchy and tlic people; and nothing to merit the title of “the worst forms a point for history in a longlinc of girl in the country.” Children arc sens! events, of which the gorgeous progress of
STATE OF INDIANA. blc of injustice, and very soon find it dif- Elizabeth to the Castle nf Kenilworth Western Exchunge Hunk, I**"* ficult to respect those who unjustly treat forms the othi'r extreme of feudal gran
Office in Indianapolis, ffv them. denr and popular ahaacmcnt.
Will pay three dollars to the® “ was too passionate. The mother Stat18TK . s „ f LtXvraw,»R T i!.-Not hearer, on demand, in current 'Ui seemed to be boiling over w ithdisplcas f()Ur years since, according to the la avfunds. Indianapolis, August 5.® “re and disgust, and, under this cxctc- cnwor ^ ll (Kansas) Times, the first house 18R«. G- 8- H AM ER, 1 *" ment. she despised her darling child .the wa , built th* place Yet at this time (Signed) 'yf) C,whler ’ very same that ... a vervshort t.meafter thr haVP noarl ' 1,500 houses within There is no such bank hero authorized lh, '’ r t,0 " ndH : and a ,ar »- ,e m,mbcr in ) iro
on*
throe
un-
tlemen write us from Clay that 8ecrest,’« gross is decidedly slim.
and hears the mark of the
its face
‘critter
introduced a resolution pledging a sup- ;ii,„. ( i„ i,.., port to Davis, and that the resolution was ia cn "" 3 " ’ * , , ’ . , 4l ... than 400—that he is gaming every day VOI..1 down q»,ckor A.n ^“!; n ^-|,„„ muc h M Ca,,t. Join, 0»b„n,V „..no i
has been used somewhat freely by Davis
DEMOCRAT
Up0U j f ’ ,,r « y cr y I*'" 0 tbi,, R’ which she eouhl i' b ;,;; , ; all , ;i" ft htt8 niae h0 tols. thirty-two . i, ;mk i„c Ikohc-,
Read its Eekkots in Hooping Cough ' anda,: 1? ,fc f cd ber8ol ‘ . . , twenty-two dry goods do., twenty-three
Mrs. B. is another mother in thesamo , ,
Vermillion County, August, 1858.
From Rev. John F. XV right, one of the
neighborhood. Mrs.
Should the Quakers “ winter
—and present indications warrant that belief—instead of Farkc easting a majority of one thousand for John Greedy Davis, as has been the opposition boast, she will east her vole for Henry Sccrest— and Mr. Davis will not carry a single
county in the District.
Mr. Editor : That the Democracy of ltergof thc M E Churcli:
Putnam may know that they have co-
— - V"’ 0n r"'' T’ worker, i„ i. tZlCa Z
ity, that that gentleman has come out in _
clothing and thirteen tailoring establish-
oldest and most highly esteemed Minis- >1 r 8 . R bas so very good ehi 1 -1 ren Say'. ^V’^oda^th^u^^^
Mvu. A., “ l talk n great deal more to my ono huniIrC(1 nn ,| twenty-flv, . four daily
Cincinnati, Nov. 7, 1856.
Dr. G. XV. Phillips: My Dear Sir-
A. wonders why!
so very good children. Says rie( v of good8) t0 the number of about children than Mrs B docs. 1 frequent- nnf , fo(ir weeklv p;ipor8 ; twenty two real ; ly scold them most severely, and I some- (lffi( , UK 80V( . n<v a i nc lawyers, thir-
r i I tb di!,tri, ' t ' 1 write you this line. In I have used your Cough Syrup for hoarse times whip thorn, until I think they will tv iffbt {loc t or s, &e. favor of Henry Sccrest, and i. uor mg for mer years J G. DavisWimandcd the ness, colds, and coughs, with good sue- never disobey mo again. And yet. how ■ " , . gallantly for him. Umocratie forces, and led them on to cess; but I must recommend It, especially, noisy, careless, disobe.lie.it my eh.ldrci,' Shocking A sbor
Shocking!—A short time agon man
. , , , . 'as adapted to and n most efficacious rein-i are ! Mr*. B says but little to her ehil named 8tarks, living in Turman township.
ftrirTlic Marion (tirani county) Jour- battle and to Metory , but, alas, thc () j v |. ( J oou(?bs ohildren XX r e thought dren, and yot her family move like clock took home a jug ofbad whisky, which he nal lays that a Mr.. Bodkin qf that vi mighty (ip his own coqo«it) bath follen, ! ou ’ r ’ and . a j ( ';i < J r ^q had tho hopping work. Order, neatness, and harmony put under a bed. A little daughter, they are try ing to put tho thing alte-, „ \ , niftn „ traitorous Captain received the nomu.a- and take great pleasure surprising that her family is poorly gov from the jug under the bed. All efforts gethcr, “just to boat, the Did Liners. Swamp h ever has broken oat am iv ti „u in 1856, at which time and place ; in rcoo mmendipg it for all diseases for erned. to revive her were perfectly unavailing, if" fi ey T <! ff? d c!t7S dC l!d the said John G. Davis;>(«/,/.,/ his honor whic h it is prescribed. Mrs. B. hasadaughter.Catherine ahou. and in a short time ,he died.
that if he received the nomination Jo«N F. Wright. the same age with thc daughter ol Ml. A 1 ' lnQn *'
it will be called the “ Whang Doodle par
y — t 'nryi/np Democrat
ofthc Mississippi, occasioned by the ro-
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