The Indiana Press, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 October 1858 — Page 2

flu Inibiana |3rcss. HOWARD BRIQOB. Editor and Proprietor.

(ireencastle, Saturday, Oftobfr 16,1858. Bi^r-The jiubliiatiijn of our paper thin week is delayed in order, to present our readers the official vote of the county, and other definite election returns.

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A Waterloo Defeat.

Everywhere in the North ami West, a combination of terns, office cormorants, and “rag-tag and bob-tail” factions, has triumphed—the Democracy are defeated. In Indiana almost every office is taken by the enemy. Perhaps not more than three democratic congressmen are saved from the wreck. We have no hope fur the State Ticket, nor for the Legislature. In other States North and West, the De-

mocracy have fared no better.

Reverses must come periodically ; and it is perhaps well that one has come now. Democracy was too strong in numbers; it embraced among its leaders not a few bad men. It has just gone through a LI purifying process, of which it will be all the better for years to come. We un- Li doubtedly merited some castigation.— Rad men, in many instances, were in power ; bad counsels too frequently prevailed—thus placing the Democratic par

ty in false, untenable position*.

While we believe in disposing of bad men, and correcting blunders, in polities, within the party, without calling in the i aid of the enemy—yet we cannot but subscribe to the justness of the judgment of the people at the ballot box in many' instances^ In this part of the State, however, we had no political sins to answer for, and good men have fallen, whose ; fall men of all parties will regret when the excitement of the canvass is succeed-

ed by a “sober second thought.” The lie*ii 11 In Piifnnm Comity.

Putnam has done badly, yet comparatively she has done well. Never did the opposition to Democracy make as desperate a light as during the canvass just closed—desperate iu effort—desperate in means—desperate in recklessness—and yet, in most instances, they have succeeded by the “ skin of the teeth.” A purgation of the polls of illegal votes would strip nearly all the successful republicans of their majorities. The Democrats of Putnam have learned a lesson they will not soon forget. The opposition should make the most of their pre sent success, because not again in -i long series of years will they make a respecta-

ble show iu Putnam!

The OppoMltIon .Inhllanl !

John ]\ Vnhui, an. Hit haul W. Thompson, Know Nothing, Khcnezcr Dumont, bolting Dank Democrat, and Wm. Godfrey, a preacher-student, spoke

for the benefit of a jubilant rabble on | 2

the street on Thursday night last. Guns fired, crackers popped, bail whiskey suffered, noisy boys had full license, and night was made hideous. It was certainly a curious spectacle to see I’sher and Thompson exulting over the election of John G. Davis! What next?

C‘onK>**‘ N >*loi»ul KlrclloiiM.

The following are the members elect of the next Congress from Indiana.—! The names of Democrats appear in ilnlirs:

(!. AIbcrt G. Porter, 7. John G. Davis, H. Jas. \\ ilson,

!t. Schuyler Colfax,

10. Chas. Case,

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LldSTSEEID OIL. LIHSTSEIEZD OIL. LUsTSLED OIL. PURE WHITE LEAD. PURE WHITE LEAD. PURE WHITE LEAD. MEDAL ZINC WHITE. MEDAL ZINC WHITE. MEDAL ZINC WHITE. WITH A COMF1.KTK STOCK OK PAINTS, OILS & VARNISHES, At greatly reduced prices. For sale at au,Ess nun; stoke, octlli ■Jt Ja No. 2 Tlionilmegh's Hlnek. Fine Gold Leaf, (oukf ami palk.) Gold Bronze, (au. «hades.)

Silver Leaf, Freneli Melal,

Blue Smalls, Ae., Ju.st received ami fi>r sale low by JEROME M.t.ES, Dniggiet. file Kooid and Plat Varnish Brashes, Camel Hair Brushes anti Pencils, Marking Brushes,

Draining Conihs,

For sale ut AIj/jEX S UKfU STOKE.

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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, OK EEX<’ I V 77 A’, IXD. OfRnr—'S. K. H.m.iii of the Court House.

KF.FKHK.NCKS.

Hon, James Harlan, Mt. I’lea-ant, Town; o Henry S. Luue, Cniwfordsville, Did.; “ John I’. Usher, Terre Haute, “ O. 1*. Morton, Centreville, “ John A. Matson, Grceneastle, *•

“ 11 enry Seercst,

K.T. Keigiitley, “ “ Mnj. W. 1). Alien. Cashier Ex. Hk., “ “ •• VV. H. Shield-. Recorder 1*. C., “ “ Capt. W. II. Thornhurgh, “ “

“ W in. M.Jaeohs, Ui.-hmond, Mo.; “ Framns M. Dnruall, “ “ (iustavns S. Klgin, Uiehtleld, “

AYER’S Catliartic Pills, (SUGAR COATED,)

J,KJi M.V1IU TO

CLEANSE THE BLOOD AND CURE THE SICK Invalids, KmlUers, Slollirri, Ph)-alclans, P»i»lantl»r«|.ut». »-»«d Ihrlr I tr.uta, and J.ulfce of Uielr VliSnes.

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Hendnche, Siek Hcadncbe.l’oul Siomneti.

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Moore & O.-hoin. Attys. at Law, Chicago, 111 \ N1). .1, PAKN ALL would most respettrullv minounoe to the eitixens of 1‘utnam and adjoining counties, and the public generally. that he has reeeiitly opened a general Rcnl Estate and Live Stock Agency, and is now prepared and ready to transact any busincfs connected therewith, such as— I’e/istcring, Advertising, Selling, TranstVring and Kxclmnging Keul Kstutc; Loeating j Land Warrants, Inve.-tigating Land Titles, 'Collecting Claims ami Investments, Renting and l.ea-ing Farms, Renting Houses and Lots, Ray in:' Non-resident Taxc-. Collecting Rents,

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of your IMIU. It leeiun to iu i»e » foul stomach, ishirh t|,ry , l.-;iuiM* Kt ours*. If tlo\Y will euro olhm as ihry da

lur. the fnct i* worth knuwiug.

Vouis with grout rcFi'cct, ED. \\ . 1 UKTtf.K,

Clerk of Steamer tlarion.

llilious Oisorders mid I.iver Comi.laints.

Dkpartmknt ok tuk Imtkhioh, I A\ D. C., T >Vb., 1*56. ^

Sir: I have used your Pills iu my p ii« r»l tuid hospital ometi e rv'I sime you iuh«I«* Muiu, uiol nmuot hesituUj a Liy they arc tlo* rutD.irti. HU|.loy Tlo n ^ | H ting lictiou on the lif+r is qua k mm awlUt d. Coiise«||

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organ.

' ’ * 1 ‘ ■. 1 P V, . ., ,, .v rp lut'ini, Httiou outhe/i»vr Is.iui. kiiiiuueuuiu. Hon. All*. I’atnck.Cini-liopimr rails. K-. I . , t|l * „dniimDlo ivuanJy lor .Kningemeuts uf? .

organ. Iiid.*ett, I have seldom found u . a-e of tilwut t/i*. ea»e so ot-stinate that it did not readily yield to them. Fraternally yours, ALONZO HALL. M. I).,

Jht/tician of Vie Marine Ilotpilal,

Dysentery, Relux, and Worms. r i).■ ri r || .hi l \Mi. lav Co., Mu'll., N..v. is

.Sold at

XUltMNft UOTTIES. i ^ k.

JfKKAST l‘l MI'S. f,,r, and when authorized s«>to do, in the RurA71'/'LE SllKALS, dr., Vlia-e. Sale, Kxelmnge and Transportation of

ALLEN’S. all classes of t'omiuuii Stock ; and A LSI), I Kegistering, Advertising, tinding Rurclm.-ers

lill) QKliill FSPm for, and when empowered sotodo, in Buying. iUU dlllllL 1 1111 Ml. Selling, Kxehanging, and Transporting nil ’HR best Sand Paper in use—all grades—'classes of Blooded Stock,

for sale hv the ream or ipiire, at 1 The tmiisaetion iu the Ctmuiiiasion business JEROME M.LEX S DRUG STOKE, j will not he eon (hied to any one particular

Trusses.

Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces. Suspnison Bandages, Sold at JEROME ALLES S. rnn: s/j.ect row deux, TILDES'S EXTRACTS (Fluid and solid, 1 IT RE ('HEMICA AN, A full and complete stink for sale in nnv ipiantity. at ALLEN S DRUGSTORK.’ IT’ox* lTXTr^vlic3«. I I EUK KRS FA RINA, 1 | PEARLED SAGO, HER M I ' D A ARROW ROUT,

TAPIOCA,

RICK KLOUR, &c. &c. For sale by JEROME .11.1.EX. Oruggi.-t, No. 2 Thomhurgh's Bloek. KEYSTONE STATE SAPONIFIER, Or CONCENTRATED LYE,

11 K chea]ie>t mid he-t article for Soap-mak- for the hiisine.-s, and are for no other purpii'O

ing in use.

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1 VV. E. Xihlark, ■1. W. II. Englimh, II. Wm. M. Dunn, 4. H’. M. Holman. 0. David Kilgore, 11. John U. Pettit.

In Ohio, the Democracy elect

the twcnty-oncCoiigressnicii, to-wit: I’cn- present overwhelming defeat of the Do dleton, Y.lhiiidighaui, Martin, mid Cox. lnocrul ') r?*' 0 *l ,u ,nal O all, l ,luo In Pennsylvania, the Democracy have reasons for it by a logical and diapassion-

oarried (bur nr live Representatives out

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ever. And all persons who wish to se-

| cure themselves homes, or trade in personal properly, common or blooded stock, will llml it to their interest to call and examine the several Kntrie.s and Registers (which are always open for inspection,) and find the exact

, ,, , , . location, quality, kind, price and terms of

Ot the 6^ >“' d ///•‘rr', whatever you wish to purchase. The design

to ‘ sLKN ? UK,: l . Kh. | 1m to inakt* thw un iiitDlliepncoottife, into wliicli

all, Loth buyers and sellers, who believe that

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Xf Yotx "W’.tvxs.t INDIGO, MADDER,

1 ALUM, BLUE VITRIOL,

EXT. LOGWOOD, COPPERAS,

Post o'rrin. ll viri 4M', lav. Co., Mail.. Nov. IS, isij. Da. Am: \mir Fill* uu- tli" i«!inl iunli, i,i,. T1 i.-v liava ilenr my wiIf mm.' S" 1 '! Omu I van Ivll y.iu. She lunl l— a *i' k nnJ ptiiinx a»»y ler iiainth*. W.m olTIo Imilm leml »l arwit v.M"'i""'. *"11 V"l no la-list sbo Ihen n.mna ie'.'il Inking yem Fills, *i.n li *.».n enrnl Imr, l,, ,. x ,a.||lng large (iimuiitle* of werma (J.-ail) fi.itn li.T Uhly. They nflusatil* lined her ami enr tni.cliildmi of Woody d>aenlery. Olmnf onr imltlhhor* ha.l it b«d,ai,(t an wife Vlired hint wltli two domat of your Fill*, whila Otimn aronml n* p iid from Itve to tai'iity dellara d'. t .iC bill*, and lost lime, witliont la-ini: cm, I entirely f\en then. Snih a medic ine as yonra, wlcah u actually

gmatundhoaol.wall'emo.-i lar^^^

Re-risti-ring, Adv.Vti-'in'g. fi tiding PurchasersIiuligcstion and Inipnrity of the Blood. ^ * . . . . • ai 1> ... j-ymn Her. J. Himes, l\idor of Adrenl f hurvh, lk tt>,n.

Dr. Avtn: I have usf<l your I'illtt with extra* nliti«ry puov.sii in in v family ami among Hiom* I am • •lied to visit in dirtrrsf*. To regulate til* tHgaiiH of diction and purify the IdtHHl they are the very Ust tvinedv I lmv« nv^r known, and 1 cun confidently icconitneml them to my friends. Yours, J* V. 11IMK8.

Warsvw. ATtomimo Co. N. Y., Oct. ‘J4,1865.

Dear Sir: 1 am using your Cathartic IMIU iu my practice, uml find them an excellent purgative to demise (l.t svstem aud purify the fountains of the 1»U"m|. 3 1 JOHN 0. MKACUAM, M. D. Erysipelas, Scrofula, King's Evil, Tetter,

I'umors, nml Salt Rheum.

Front a J\jrwarding Me reliant of St. Louis y Fb. 4, I860. Dr. Aim: Your Pill* uru the paragon of all that is gn at in medicine. They have cured my little daugliter of nleeroiiH si>r» % s upon her bauds and feet that had proved Incurable for foam. Her mother bad been long grievously afflicted with blutcliea and pimples on bur akin and in her hair. Alter our child was cured, hIi« nUo tried your IMH.-*, and they have cured her. ASA MOHUKIDGK. KlirniiuitiMu, lVeura1i;in 9 and Ciout. Foul the Jtev. I>r. Ilawkes, of the Methodist Fpis. Chutrh.

PvlasII 1&OISB. Savasisaii. Ga.. Jau. ft, 1M0.

IIonorkd Silt: I thouid be ungrulrtul for the rebel your skill lias bn light me if I did not rrfa»rt my ca»e t.» yon. A cuhl ai ltlvil m mv IlmU and hrenchl en i-*i'ru.'lulln< Ii.uralza' |itiua. whivh vudod la chrimic rh.aaialisia. NutKilh.lumling 1 hud the UU of phyah'iana, the dUiu.. Kroa wovw ami S"ISO. until, hy the adviva of you: »'xr.'l-h-nt u^onl in IlnUimora, f*r. Miifkiuliv. 1 (ri.-il your Fill*. Their .(Tecta were .low, hut sure, lly iierimireriug iu tha

Use of them, 1 am uuw entirely well.

g«a*i« t rtswiii a. Baton holer t.A., & Pee.. P'55. Db. Ayi.B: 1 have l-eelr entirely cured by your Fill* of Hlu'iioralic Clout—a mriiitul disense that imd aftliiteil in. lor year*. VINCENT H.1PKLL. For Dropsy, PlelhorH, or kintlretl t'oniulnliila, u.iulriiig uu avllra I'tirge, llrry aieauekicl-

n ut remedy.

For Coslirenets or CoilMipntion, ami ns n l>iit n« v l*il I, they ale iiereeal.l. anti eftvi lual. Fits, Suppreskion, I’nrnlysin, Inllaminn(ion, ami imti Dvafncaa, ami l-uilial Hlilirllir.a, haru heeu rUJeri I') the ultnatire ttltiou of Ihrae

Fill*.

Most of the Fill* in nuirki't rmilaln Merenry. which, at(hough a raiimhle ii'iurdy in skiliul liaml*. i* ilanxerou* in a ,iuhUc I'ill. from the dreadful 1"IISO.I'U'III . " Mint frrijilelitly follow its inoaufions use. Theee colit.iili 1m Uiel* cury or iniueral siM -44UII'' w liulever.

branch, hut will ineliitlo all that is generally transacted at commission houses—in selling at auction or otherwise all articles of Merchandise. Furniture, Farming nml Mechanical Implements, Blinks, and in fact everything that, is usually sold at commission houses. All kinds Produce and Provisions bought and shipped,

when so authorized.

A special Entry and Register has been prepared, for the registration of HIimhIisI Stock, in which a minute description will he given as to age, size, weight, color, pedigree, price i and terms of all that may he registered for ale. Those w ho have common stock of any ; kind for sale, can find an Entry and Register | prepared for their sjiueinl benefit, in whieh w ill he given a full history, price and terms of all stock that may he registered for sale. Tlm.-e who have Real Estate to sell or rent, or Personal Property of any kind, will find an Entry and Register sufficiently large to give the most minute dcseription of your Property, whether Real Estate or Personal—together with your prioe and terms. The above-men-tioned Books have all Ix-en prepared expressly

whatc

Port

Folios, Scrap Books,

I'oattpoallion Itnok*, A iitoKi-npti Hooka, Knr still-lit A 1 * 1 *KN S DKl'fi SToKK.

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four of tirein no humor fo discuss the

of a delegation of twenty-five.

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a»a)u Open groceries and free whiskey have been quite common in Grceneastle. for some time past. V'tit/n ranee republicans have dealt in whiskey by wholesale and retail to control votes and elections: and Know Nothings have cordially embraced Irishmen and Germans, iu drunken revelry over whiskey purchased to slay the Democracy. The election is over—votes were secured—the democracy arc slauhtered,—how long now before these same Temperance republicans and Know Nothings will make midnight as

ate examination into cause and effect. This will be a work of leisure in the future. For the present, wo can only say 1 to the Democrats: Grin and hoar it— your presnt defeat only insures a more certain and more glorious victory in the future. Before sixty days the isms and elements that have combined against you will he fighting like cats and dogs over the spoils. Success of the opposition is ,only the precursor of disgrace and over-

whelming defeat.

BW>„ (’laypool is elected Judge of the (itli Judicial Circuit by a handsonc ma-

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED' Duriny the trrrkentliiit/ EriJny, Oct. i:>. October tl—lo Willis lliihlmrd tinil 1 .He i mill

F. White.

< Miibor 12—Andrew J. Roberts imil Aman-

da M. Hawks.

October 14—To William M. Tarr and So-

phia Layton.

BfiVAVc invite tin- attention of the sick and attlided 1.1 tlie advertisement* in oureoluinns of Dr. Easterly’s lodini'and Sarsaparilla,ainl (il idley's Salt Rheum and Tetter Ointment, Dr. Carter’s Cough Balsam, Dr. Baker’s .Specific, Dr. Hoopers Female Cordial, and Dr. Easterly’s f ever and Ague Killer. These medicines are prepared hy a thoroughly educated Plivsician Chemist ami Pharmaceutist, so that all can rely upon them as heing safe and cfi'cctuul in curing the diseases for which they arc recommended. I hey are standard remedies, and can ho found in nearly every Drug and Apothecary store in

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the U nited States.

German citizens? It is believed

jority ; and Bachcldur is elected Drose-

saulto upon groceries, and mob Irish and Attorney of the same circuit —

Both are good democrats, and regular nominees. There is gome convolution in wid,. It is believed by many that nt .

t . . . / • their sueccHS. leaat thirty boys under the ago oi twenty ♦♦♦

one—many of them students—voted on i Thl! Hg-ublicans have triumphed Tuesday last at this poll, and that all of signally in this District, electing John (i. them voted the full republican ticket with Davis byanovorwhclmingmajority. John G. Davis at the head. This matter K ive ‘licmjoy in their Congressman.

Wc lie

ilfu' ^(lmti$cmfnt$.

WANTED

t SI I I At I ON as u Book-keeper in a store. 4 \ or ns Teacher in u Common School. Ha\ ing had amplo ex|HTience iu Isitli hranchc*. the applicant is confident of giving entire sat isfiictioii. Would take n school in the conn try, where one could lie had on suitable terms. For particulars, enquire at this office, or address A. B., Greencastlc Post Office. tf22

Owon Sutherlin’s Estate.

ETTKRS of Administration have thi- day been granted to the undersigned on the

tfne of the kind will he advantageous to! eommunity, can enntributu something of interest. Buyers who study well their own interests will find that, no harm can arise from i an examination of the records; and those who

V LA UGKstock of these mijjerinr Papers tm have property of any one or the several kinds . \ sale hy the quire or ream, at for sale eannot possibly he harmed hv having \i i ox c i\i> o-n/.ots it registered, for not only do the reeords give a

ny. ft •as Hie lh«

Vull description of your property, hut also your

I own price and terms. You make your own

contracts; receive the funds from the hands of out kuiiii |'i i-"iiiil I'xiirii'iiiv ''i i'" ' fT*" i" : «ii'l l. wi-rjn

the coinluuiiilH'ri an> wlieic wLd d lin'e iu»t iuin»ng iia’iu

ALLENS DRUG STORE.

lil’Tl/t.lCS

mtnCANTILE, RECORD AND COPYING

EXCELSIOR FLUID INKS. the purchaser, who maybe directed to your

(I'11E best Inks now in use, fur i-ale in am , property from the dcfcription on ri'coid. Then 1 quantities ut mnmifacturcr’s prices, hv now can it he a losing garni—a swindling

.1 KR<) M K A I.I.E N. ! game, or any other game,.siivuthat of ustruightShoriff’s Sale lorward, upright, honest and honorable truus-

Y virtue of an execution issued from n,,. i ,u ’ tio " ■ And for keeping those several EnClcrk's office, nndto me directed, in favor l>egi*ters, and finding purchasers for Ilf .lames L. Adams, John Buekingham. Kl.e- .' <•>*'’prela rty, (tor in all eases where there is ni'zer Uuckingham and Nelson \V. Graham. shI '' '"“d".‘here is nocominissioii or char and against Jacob Daggv. .lame M RolaTts,' " 'n'tever,) you will bo taxed the following

Elijah MeUartv and Richard W’. Jones, I havei ,, „ , .. • '"^'"xs. levied upon lin'd will ofi’er at ptihlte sale at the ,. Ul J, 'i' ' "" '""""‘k , .

I'uurt-liouse in the Mwn of Gr,c,castle, '‘II*" '.. troutff.mi.Xo^ll.ooO...elusive,2,air. t. Putnam .'ounty, State of Indiana, on I ‘ $•. 0 ot «* ,«00 “ 1:| ,

• ' ’ l u .1 .1 11 1(14,000to $5,000 “ n •» >•

*' “ $5,000 to $7,000 “ >1 “ | “ “ $7,000 to any amount, 1 “ “ | all sales going above $.’t,000, 2 per cent. |

AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL KOU TUB 1IAF1D CLT.K Of COKGIIS, ( OLDS, IIOARSEHKSS, IKFLl - KNZA, IIROIVCIIITfS, WflOOPIXU COI'UII, «KOt'P, ASTIISI A, IlfC1PIKNT (ONSFBIPTION, .ml fur On* relief uf cuueiinq'lire | »lieut* hi mlviuictil

ulnae* ef the Uisesse.

We net'll not *|ssik to the I'lil.He of it* vlltlle*.

Ttinnialiunt eiery l"«n. nml nllii.»t eM i» linnilel of thi

s. its

Ameiii'iiti StulfH. ili» vu»«th*ihil tint s »»f |•ltlIln•lutry compluintii liavt* Made it nlrcnAj Known. Nay. ft-M Hie ih« faniilifS rn any citHiRPtl country on tliia Pi»iitinpni with-

aomo living Irttpliy

isra ol 1

its vitlory t»\t*r I lit* miMId Mini tlau

nl Inn

un^H. MS hilt* it i* Ih* to mini for th»* forini-

gormis iliwaM-B gI the tliioiit inn

moat powerful antiilute yet Known .

d.iblf aiul tWiiijieit us tlbrasew ft the yuliannai’)' nrifttm*, It its also the pleiiHinteat ami wifefit remedy that • »n In- employed for infinitfi nntl vouiik periHina. Parents ►houM Ltfie it iu Mtore a^aiiot the iiihUHoua enemy that fiteals upon tbein unprepitn-d. ^\e have ahnuduiit git>iiii<U 1 believe the Cherry Fdorvl wm* uifie lives hy the »«*i« a u nipt ions It prevent* than thoae it cure*. Keep it ••>

Uockifighuiq and Nelson w. i’mi;;;,",,: •.r: 1 ;:’ i r,v r

U’ri/iir.eday the 17/A t/<ti/uf Xu ru in hi I\ 1S58, i first tlic rents and profits for a term of seven years, of tho following real estate, situate in Putnam county, to-wit: A part of section It!, township 14, north of range 4 west, and described as follows: beginning ut a stone on the half section line, said section It!, in the Crawfordsville state road: running thence west on said line to the northeast corner of ('hnrlc-, Sheld mire's premisis; tlienee south with the line of said Sholdmireto his southeast corner; thence west with his line to the section line between sections IU and 17; thence south on said section line to the northwest corner of Robert i M(wire's premises ; thence east with the line of

thence ;

i will he charged mi the first $3,00U.

On Live Stock, as follows:

; On all sales from S15 to .San inclusive, 5 percent,

i “ *< « u $50 to $200 “ 4 “ ii ! “ “ “ “ $200 to $500 *< 3 ii ii “ i* “ “ $5ooto.4|.lion u . ** “ “ “ “ “ $l,oou to as much greater ns the sum may lie, not less than 1 j per cent. In all eases wilere the sum cxecd* $500, J por cent, will he charged on the fii .t $500.

5 0,000

Acres of Land for sale in Northern

said Moore to his northeast corner

south with tho line of-aid Mi wire. R. Wi'jones.l Aercs nt Land lor sale in Northern Iowa;. T M.Oviutt and Win. Daggv to the premises »R selected loeations; timber and prairie. Price of Hensley’s heirs; th.'in e east to the northeast,Iroin $.: to $H per acre, (iood long

corner of said heirs' premises; tlii'iu e south p, credits given. the New Alhany and Salem railroad to the ('rnwfnrdsville state mad; thence along said Acres of

j ciinker that, fastened on llte vilitla. fata your lilr bwij* All know tin* dreadful fatality of lun>r tlihonlerh. Rtu‘ , * M

they know too |lie virtura t»f tlii.- i t inctly. we need not ' mora titan to assure tliein it in still niatle tin* Left it

! Ih*. >\'e spare no cost, no care, no t«*il to produce it i'“* moat jM’rfect pcefiiMo. and tlma afl'ord thoae wlto rely on it the la*st Hgtuit whit hour skill can furuinh fur their cure.

PREPARED BY DR. J. P. AYUIt,

Practical and Analytical Chemiat, Lowell, lla.a

a i\-i> solo or

Conrad Cook and Jerome Allen, Gni'ie : tie; M.T. Bridges, Killmore; \\ . It. Wall-, llainhridge; and hy all Druggists and dealor* iu medieine. At wluilesulc hy Suin', Eckstein A Co., Cincinnati. octUi ly22 BEN FRANKLIN BOOK BINDERY. ISA A< s & s< '< >TT, HOOK HI N DHKS. KI KKKS, AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,

TKKKK HAL’TK, INH.

Jourmils, Ledgers, Reeurd.-,

AY Books.

Dockets, iVe., rulisl and lunmd to order. Magazines, Mude, PerilMlieals, etc., hoim I

in any style.

N. It.—Orders from Caunty Officers prompt ly attended to. C. J. BRASS, oetli! .’tm 2J Traveling Agt.

IHVCiFlRzOArjEID

PIANO I'OHTLS.

Lund in Putnam countv—in

state rood to tho place of hegimung, heing tif- 'ei tion .to, township Hi, rango 4—situated Ll teen mid one half aere*. A Iso the followiiig: "O'!* northeast id iicnatle, .T mill's north Beginning ils above nt it stone in the Craw- "* Bii'mtiridge, 7 miles south of Ladoga— fordsvillc state road on the half-section line of ,hc Grceneastle and Crawfordsville mad on the said section lit and 0; thence along said state "est, and the county road on the north. The

road to the northwest corner of John S. ,l ( . n J entire farm is onclosial hy n gooil fence; imi 'I 1 ' undersigned n-peetfully invile the mugs' lot; thence with the south side of -aid acres in a high state of cultivation, the remain- ' " U, * ,,ti,m l" l,,li ‘' A New Stylo lot, cast, to the line of John Ham mi s land; i' 1 '’ 1 w, ‘ 11 Ii, 't in blue grass, with an " 1 < ' l,ll,,<l PIANINO GRAND, it" thence north with tho line of .-aid Hammond 0 ' ‘ '''’'‘'e tiinla'r of a general variety, sueli a- I" 11 ' 1 '' 1 ' ll ' r, ' , ' ll . v fr'»n Europe. They are full to his northwest corner; theiiee cast along the ““k, poplar, ash, hickory, black walimt, sugar. s, ' v< ' 11 , >>'t | ive 1 the trehle Inning three strings ea.li line of said Hammond to the line of Silas Jones' 11 orchard containing over ion t rees of I or lieauty ol finish, sweetne-- and po« heirs' premises; thence north with the hist ' choice summer and fall fruit, never-failing stock 'T"* me superior working of the nesaid line ton corner marked with a stone- water iu abundance, several good springs and P, ll ' '' utruiiicn t cuiriot lai surpassed.— thence west with the line of said heir.- premL ,in exeellent well, frame house with four rooms V 1 ",'-' a1 '" ‘" k ‘* "l ,1 »_ut v- r : little room, are cm scs to n stone corner; thence north to a stone an<l poreh, convenient out-hoases, together with ,u '. ' K' llin ' , ' < l against the diwt. and will re

,f s.w.ii.... a large and eominiKlious harn. Tin- I'l.r,,. 1- tuning order for a longtime.

Being well known as a com|ietent PianoTu-

comer on the said half-seetion line of swlion 1 n * Hr H u emmiiodious harn. This farm is Hi; thence west to the (dace of beginning, being susceptible "f being divided into two smaller

aeri'.-nioreon.-s .y Nc , farms—tImre heing an extra house built uf "A' 1 ' " l " 1 Distnimenta, the public can a part (if lot No. Hi in said section Hi, hcdii-1 l'"wn logs, eoiitainiiig two moms and an entry 1 ! K ‘ rt ' l " r .'' I<,| . v “I"’ 1 * ••htnining mme hut a sup.ning at a stake on the north line of said lot kail. In a healthy location, quite handv to n " r H r tlr,, ‘’ " , " 1 "" ,l "' l' ,M 'rul terms will 37 a | feet east of the rinrthwest colli,r thereof' »> h""l and three eliurehi'-, j mile fmm nil- V 1 nstruments he sold, a* they were liouglit

running thence east 3ii2| feet to a stone on the road; thence westwardly with the mad .'S4H feet to a stake; thence north 2:ii) feet to the place of beginning—«;i-HiO of an acre, more or less. Also, the undivided three-fifths of the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of said section 16, heing 10 acres. Also, the tm-G'f Tama divided tilths of lot number Hi of said section Hi, ns numbered on Trustees’ plat of the same'; containing 35-100 acres more or less. Also, tlie east half of the northeast quarter of section 20, township 14. north of range4 west, containing 80 neres. The east half of

K ISSN KR. Prof, of Music

should lie inquired into carefully, and jf "ill prove a valuable acquisition to llicin ^tate of Owen Suthcrlin, deed.,'hite of Put-^ RO " t, ieast quarter of geetion 22, in towntrue prosecutions should promptly follow —' vil1 to them like n brother so nam county, Indiana. Creditors are notified " hi B 1+, north rnngt l west. Als.i.

‘ long as they have no office to dispose of— pm.-ent their elaims, nutlientieat"d ai i nnling half of tho northeast quarter, the noi'tliw. u 1 - ^ 1 to law; and debtors are notified to make prompt , l’ lllrt|, r of tile northeast quarter, the west half

the southeast 1 ■'

0e*L. The ((uestion as to whether students tit the I’niversity are entitled to

80%. Thespeukers night before last were . lI|( j - MO | 0|| „ er

evidently mortified and ashamed of the Congressional success over which with lip service they glorified. They all spoke in complimentary terms of Mr. Secrest, the defeated candidate, and said that the result, disastarous ns it was to him, was

not intended for him, hut was intended tionofsome ofthe county officers,

us a rebuke to the administration. They would cut off their own heads to spite the administration 1 Men do foolish tilings under excitement, and repent ut

leisure.

payment.

vote iu Grceneastle should he adjudicated and definitely settled. We know of no better way of bringing it before the courts than by contesting the clec-

Sniil Estate is solvent.

THOMAS 8UTHKRL1N, Oct. 13, 1858. Aiiinr.

Public Sale.

T the late residence of Owen Sutherlin, deed., in Clinton township, Putnam coun-

ty, Indiana, on

i Tii'm/in/, the '.1th ihii/ uf Xncnnhr.r, 1858, the undersigned, ns Administrator, will sell the

n healthy location, quite handy to , ' 1 "’ r 'T 1 "' 1 ''' " , " 1 0,1 hree churches, j mile fmm rail- "istmments he sol station, and one mile from a splendid il ' '' ,

(louring mill. A very desirable locution, and Greonrn-tle, (let. 16, one tlint can he had mi very reasminlde terms.' Sheriff’s Sale.

I rice if.l.i per acre, iu three payments. |)Y virtue of an execution issued from llm . j ; I ) Clerk's offleo and to me directed, in favor 160 Acres ot Land, situated near the centre of Nancy Jones uud against Austin G. M'

I iima county, Iowa, six miles from the Norton, I will on

county s"i,t. „n the county mad leading fmm Sat,Ih, „f Xorcmbrr, LS58. qledo In (fdar hallg—atl high rolling prairie at the court-house diHir in the town of (in n — 11 ''ounty that a hounds with g-.d stone I castlo, within the hours pres, ri bed hv law. <,xcoalaiid limestone rock—in a ginsl noighUir- (xise to sale first the rents and profits for a term hood, elnsc t" school, a good 1 hiuring mill with- of not more than seven yours, of the following m ..miles. lln " Hm Iowa Central reat estate, to-wit: Lots No. five and six in I h. passes through -me corner of the land- block No. four, and lot* No. seven and eight station I.H'iUed on the land. Also, 18 acres of in block No. three-all situate in the town-l' - ;«-l tnnlier w ithin live nnles «.t the pinirie Carpentersvillc. Putuuin county, Indiana. And hind. A great bargain is ottered in this land. |on failure to mali/.« the full aniount demanded, a,, « r . i -.i . , , ^ 'h "* the same time mid plaee otter the fis>

. ■ . i .... Air ' “ f Land within H miles northwest simple in and to the same. Levied uiK>n ns tlw ii rth range .. we.-t, emit aim ng 32n acres.—j “t ,, i''eneastle, situated on the neastleand prom-rtv of Austin (4. MeNorton to sati.-b Al-o, one undivided tour-tenths of the south- b-sikvillo road—20 acres in a high state of said execution. WILL. L. FARROW »est quarter, and the west half nf the south- , fultiiation—ihe remainder alMHinds with snlen- ik'II? ;tt'!2 |>r f $2 Sheritt'

nnst quarter of s-'etioii throe (3), township 13, ' , '' 1 b'nbor of a general variety—land a little N * . t * **:t tiki* •*.. * .. . . I >r* >L' • i ti »* 4*. .Li:.. . _ ... * • i

"1 tlie southeast quarter, and the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 16,

range 3 west, the entire tracts eoqtnining 255 broken—nevor-fuiliqg water In ahundam e acres. An«l the east half of the sqqtlieast quar- "Bunder fence—a young orchard of selected ter, and the southwest quarter of the southwest l ’ r uil. Price low—$35 per acre hulfensli; bnl-

i • i j i . • • qua tier, and the east half of the uorthwi**t ,lnt ' u m two unmml pavments, ' , , ;' , h' V u ■; V n « -(uarter, and pap. of the west half of the north,1 '« .nt i, .’ ’i'T' ( ' >rn I w est .|imrt"r -all in section 12, town 13, range A K'*x>Dam" house, with two rooms-acmd

B-'-ves modenitly active and firm at last Cart, ('on, aielCol, ('nl'hm'. on^laVge Copper Gna-neaVle' imd hiU^’r",, “’f '»-• va.'ant

quality-amotHtioTjs .v„ 8e. for inferior, and Terms uf SnU—For all sums under three 14 in (cm wmt' l '' a Al!d mT7,!'il', 1 ,r 1, ^ t,J '' n ‘ , | l, ' , ' piylOc. for liiiH qimhties. The receipt, of Sheep dollars, cud, in hand will Is- required; for all thi I “

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,

S' KW YoKK, Oct. 1.3th.

and

u’St qimhties.

Lumlis were cpiiti

large—-fillly 16,000 sums OV( . r three dollars, a erellit of'twelve

i-iw» ver, remain firm and the 1 months will l« given—the purcluwert exeout-) the aboveieseribed premise*. ~ ' a " , °

BFft. Wo learn from Inditftiapolis

(Saturday) morning, that the chances for demamf active; sales were made at i(«.5c for ing notes with approved security, waiving vul-' the pmp;^ of miI , deiv^rUn^'n ,!,, "'"’v. the election of a portion of the Democratic, in'modera^ 1 U “ t,,>n and UpP THOM A.sTuTHER UN. Car ''' * J j",'^eiukm.

f'tato ti- kef are quite favorable.

October 16, 1858. Jt*22

Admr.

Levied upon :

fylilf.

3122 pr f $2

KiM’p it hcftire Ihc People! r I^UsV I’ tho Inr^o.^t 11ml most complotcstock J Dn*</s and Chemical*, Vaults, (Jif.i and \ f aniis/i' s, Vatcnt Medicine*,

finishes,

O/a.isuiare, lUnnh BnoVs, Stationeri/y

I'sVt’r opunotl in (inu’ii' iistlo, is now otrerud ut

— *''«• ^ Thorn burgh lllock* A Business Kooiu and Warerr>oiii for Lqwk.mt r vsu kiui kk». Call on , rcnl ^^ ,tl <*o bllaincS8 P ,irt ot ’ Bainhritigc. , JEK03I K ALLEN,<!)ruggi«t „ vhvsk ;,

■ ' N ' l:

lots in (’ai pentersv ilk,, for sale cheap for eusii or li-udo. 1