The Indiana Press, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 November 1858 — Page 2
C|f Jninan;t flvtss. HOWARD BRIOQ8, Kditor and Proprietor.
T»i< <in\t PwlAmm COVAtjT* HkmIhi <• i • Elections were held on Tuesday last Putnam ranks as one of the leadin" At aspceiul meeting o in New York, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illi- counties of Indiana, in wealth, in enter- No. 47, ot I. A. Masons, li> M
Hall in Grcencastle, Indiana, on the Pith
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Dnrin ih> week endiiifl Friday, Nov. 1—To 'Win. J. Piekett and Mary M.
Marpluiw.
Nov. 'i—T.. .Marion William- «nu
Mary
Sheriff’s Snle.
I)Y \ irtiu 1 ul' an execution issued from the I ) Clerk’s ottice, audio me directed, in f, lv „ r of .lames L. Adams, dolui Rmkingham. Kl«'. neacr Buckimrliam and Melson \V. firahniu, aiidnjiaiii'l .laeidiDaggy. James M. Hohert-,,n’
uois, New Jersey, Delaware and Massa- prise, and in learning. Her people aro - . . o, , p-v, .«•. .... , , chusett*. Congressmen and State officers vigorous, physically and mentally—they day of (letober, A I ’• 1 A J ' ' lS ' , ’ ‘,\ ()V . a—To Sylvester Jenkins and Amanda ""in 0 ff.-r pui.UeTide i.t 'tho 1 were elected in each of the above States, enjoy good health, and a good degree of the following pream > t .tin icso utiom Hurbert. ^ ^ ^ ^ Catharine court-house <!<»«• in the town of Urccneastle, aud the r< suit of the ( ongroad clot prosperity rabe the best of cattle finwt ^^ore^it hath pleasi 1 an AM Wise /.:, N { '"saZd- ' Sid-J^AwXV, .
, lions is possessed of unusual importance of horses, largest of mules, choicest of p rov jd clu . e to remove froni our midst our
——■ | ~ V ■ '■ S :| s determining tho political complexion sheep, fattest of hogs, grasses that cannot wor thy brother. <!RK(■:MT I.kk, Grtfencastlc.aauiniay, A OVCm TO, l^l). . f n ,.vtr.,„.rress. The returns thus l,« ov.ellod find rereals as well as CSCU virtues and hi-h dualities ot
whose
Heliuious Notice. r.Wcrll U. ftwt the rents and pn.ttts for a term
, ,1 ,1 1, , U 1 TIMll l-it'lfl* <
of
seven
TO Ot KM BSCRIBERS.
With the ensuing number of the iVcsi!, the first half year of its existence terminates. The subscriptions of a number of our readers will then fall due; we trust they will meet their engagements as promptly as we have performed ours.— The paper has been issued every week with almost unfailing regularity on the day of publication, which should go far in removing all doubts, as to its permanancy. With but a limited patronage at first, the circulation of the 7Vmm has steadily increased, until it is now exceeded bv few. if any, of its country cotemporaries. We arc duly grateful to our friends for the support they have so generously extended to us, and shall endeavor to merit its continuance. We doubt not the citizens of Putnam realize the advantages to the community of a permanent journal not less devoted to the interests of both town and county than to the success of a political organ-
ization.
The ensuing six months will be fraught with events of rare importance to the general reader, the faithful and prompt record of which will impart increased interest to our columns. An extra ses sion of our State Legislature will commence on the 20th of November, and its acts, together with tho-c of the regu lar session following soon alter, will attract no small share of public attention. The proceedings of Congress, which body will convene on the first Monday in December, are at all times posessed of importance, and anxiously sought after by the intelligent reader. The legislation of the ensuing session bids fair to rival its predecessors in matters of national concern. Its acts will also furnish a fair index to future movements on ihc political chess board. The most important doings of both national and State assemblies will receive due attention at our hands, and will he presented in a clear, concise and reliable manner. Our columns will also contain the news of the day, both general and local; a report of the markets, at home and abroad; miscellaneous reading of the choicest kind ; a variety of articles upon agricultural and scientific subjects; an occasional talc, and other reading of a humorous, instructive and elevating character. We shall spare no pains to make our paper an acceptable visitor to each and every
fireside.
In reference to the future politics of the it is only necessary to say that it will continue, a heretofore, wholly and thoroughly Democratic in heart and sen-
timent.
v lug.
The Proclamation ofGov. Willard, setting apart Thursday, llic 2btli of November, as a day of Public Thanksgiving and Prayer, will be found in our columns to-day.
of the next Congress. The r< turns thu be exi elled, and cereals as well as eacn- many virtnea and high qualities of integ- ^Somers" "ch arch’ fmilea north of township 11. north erf range i west, and far received are not sufficiently definite to lentsofgood quality and in abundance, rity and uprightness won toi bini um\< r ‘ ((U t | u sATl'KDAY preceding M-ribed ns follows: beginning at« -tone ot . . , . . 1 ..... i .. t, ,m.1 i ■ 1111 fi 111* 11 ct* there hire . ‘ . i i. . v i„.,. Tin. i.aif ^option lino, sum aeotlon P(5, in th»- Ci
warrant an opinion as to the result. We
Putnam has 205,588 41-100 acres of| s ‘ l * “ . , • . .i the second Lords Pay - -
. , • . , , , , 1.1 •. ]ie*olce<l, That in his death, the cause nutting will continue for several days. ootG It give below a synopsis of the returns as land, valued at 81,000,511.), and the m- ()f j, uinau i tv h as l ost one of its strongest — , — far as received : provements thereon valued at g-sM,?."). ..nr eininti v an honest and noble- ^^Dedicntiou oi Odd Fellows^
provcincnts thereon valued at $888,755. j r j eI ,d tf) 0U r country an honest and noble-
Dki \wauk.—The Dcinocratv make a The value of town lots and improveincnts l u . ;l rted citizen, our Lodge one of its use- tleir N K W I.oiXiK elenn weep, electing their State ticket in tho county, is 8410,1195; and the value ful memliers. and h fee lMa>oiiry one ol |j,\ TiK.mi^rgli s ni.K-k, on Fill HAA and a majority of the Legislature, which of personal property is ^304,975-mak- ^ ThaJwhi'l'e we how with sub- lo! t n't.M.artb'!nale'vI‘uh
secures the election of a Democratic 1 . S. ing a total value of taxables of 8:>.;)bi,- . . ’ , , .i,,, Kimr nf in the > \eri ises of thcevenlng. ’1 liere will !»• — _ y m. r tl „. mission to the decree ot t lie iving oi s|K:( . ct , .u-lix,-,-,-,! bv Brotliei- Nctt on south w ith the line of »aid Moore, B. W. Jones, i onator. I. 1 hese figures au ta < ■ Kings, which has called bun hence, we ' t | |( , (K .,. a> i,in ; and plenty i»f refreshmenU, and .T. M. Oviutt and Win. Haggy to theprembes Nkw Jersky.— It is believed that the amount of taxables for 1858, and being ^i nc erely and deeply dejilore bis loss as ;i ,, (l|lt . riL i g,„ K i time, may be expected. | of Hensley’s heirs; thence east to the iiortlieast
Opposition havo secured a majority in the,the prices fixed for taxation, of course (hat of a warm and faitlitul friend, and
I’un it \ an. of the Christian Church years, of the following real estate, situate i„ ,C ('olmnlms, Ind., w ill commence i Vutiuun county, t(>-wu : A part of section ic,
a -* a »
on the
in November. The half section line, said aeotion Iff, in the (’raw-
fortlsville state road: ruaniag thence west on said line to the northeast ts.rner of ('harks Sheldmire s pnsrHsk*; theiwe soutli with the line of said Shcldmireto Ids southeast corner; thence west with ids line to the section line between sections Iff and 17; thence south on said section lino to the northwest corner of Kobert Moore s premises; thence east with the linu nf said Moore to his northeast corner; thenco
Congressional delegation from this State.
Massachusetts.— Black Republican lands, lots, improvements thereon, and all over. Burlingame’s majority in the personal property of the county. Tbo fifth district is reported at 100 evident valuation of real estate which forms the ly a great reduction. basis of the above estimato. is taken from Nkw Vouk.—Morgan t Rep.) elected the appraisement of 1851, and the re Governor by a majority not far from appraisement which will probably be or10.000. It is impossible to arrive at any- dered by the ensuing Legislature, will thing definite as to Congressmen ; the re- exhibit a large increnso in tiic value of
turns indicate Republican gains. The ■ our realty.
chances favor a llciuocratic legislature l n Putnam there are thirteen townby a majority of 1 in each branch. -hips, and fifteen principal towns, to-wit:
ly approximate to the true value of the a true and cordial brotliei. J 11 RetvhrJ, That in token of onr sorrow
ainl respect for his memory.-we wear the
K. T. KKKiHTI.KY, 1 icorner of said heirs’ premise*; thence south to •IAS. UOVKINS, V Com. the New Albany and Salem railroad to tin
oet:iu -t- l T. J. JOHNSON, J Cniwfordsville state road; thence along said
■ - — state road to the place of beginning, being lif. \Yo invite the attention of the sick and tl 'cii and one half acres. Also the following;
usual badge of mourning for thirty days, .jh (of],,, advertisements in our columns of IJegiiiniiig as above at a stone in the CrawJtetolcnl, That a copy of th.'sc pro- ,,, Ka-tiriv- KKlineand Sarsaparilla,andfirid- ’ foi^sville state roadonthe bidt'-sectinnlino „f
ilv of the de- ' } ' said section Iff and 0; thenee idong said rtut,lc\ s Salt Hliellin inidTi tterOiiitiiient, Dr. t ai- ^ t(| jj 10 | lor thve-t corner of Jobu S.
ceedings be sent to the iautily
ceased, with assurances of our deep sympathy with them in their melancholy be-
reavement and irreparable loss. I(e»,lre<l, That a copy of these resolu
tions be furnished the town papers for ( . h( . mi . t i*| m r, imt .,. ut 'i.-t, s,. tliut all cun
ter -Cough Bal.-ain, Dr. Buki-r's Specilic, Dr. Jot; thclicc with the smith side of said Hoop. I - I ,-male Cordial, ami Dr. Kasterly's Jot, east, to the line of John Hammond s liual; Fryer and Ague Killer. These medicines ure thence north with the line of said Hamiii.md , , , . . , , i in to his northwest corner; thence east along the pro,,and by a thoroughly educated I hj slim... 1 to the line of Silas Joi., -
MtcilUiAN.—The returns exhibit a Townships, heavy democratic gain on the popular •^ ac ‘' :fion ‘ vote. Tho Congressional elections are Franklin
still in doubt.
Wisconsin.—The Congressional delegation from this State will be chiefly liepublican. Wasliburno (Rep.) is re-elect-ed in the second district by a reduced
majority.
Illinois.—No election has enlisted so
large a share of public attention or awa-j ^ asbington kened a deeper solicitude, than the con Warren - test in our sister State of Illinois. The Jefferson
Russel -
Clinton - Monroe -
Floyd Marion
Grcencastle Madison -
Towns.
- New Maysville. f Carpentersvillc.
( Fincastlo.
- Russelville. Portland Mills. - Hainhridge.
Grovcland. - 1'ilmoro. Grcencastle.
- Bruncrstown.
( Manhattan.
publication, and that the same be enter ed at large on the llecords of our Lodge.
AIM)ISON BAGGY. )
JAS. D.STKVKNSON. [ Cam.
J. W. HCMPURKY, )
upon thmii as tieiag safeimd ettectual in curing the di>ea>e> for whieli they are recommended. They are standard remedies, and I’an lie found in nearly every Drug and Apothecary store in tile i * idled States. 1 y a
[From the Danville (Ky.) Tribune. Oct-Ki-iitui k) I,mill uml SInek Sales. At the sale of the personalty of John
1*. Reed, dec'd, in this county, on Thursday last, most of the property brought good prices. Three year old cattle sold for $39 (15 per head; 2 year olds at 25 50. and calves at $13 (10. The horses mostly ranged in price from 8100 toSliO per head; two work mules brought 8125 and
( Pleasant Garden g,;.,,. <). lls g:;i :>0 to $3!» 50 per stuck. - Putnamvillo. j,, the field $8 50 to $10 per aero.
Democracy fought gallantly, and tvi-
(Movcrdale
mnphed gloriously! Tho Legislature I —Grcencastle, tho county-scat, is larg(tho priae most eagerly sought,) is Dcm-j cr nn y nf thc others—number.ng ocratic in both branches—in the Senate il population of about 1.000.
The Lexington Observer says that a few days ago the farm of the late Hector
ill • *
More anon.
Mt. Meridian Cloverdalc.
P. Lewis, in that county, was sold at pub lie sale as follows: One tract of 330 acres to Douglas P. Lewis, at $75 30 per acre; one tract containing 280 acres to
by a majority of 3, and in thc House 5— EffectofiindExampie-Tiie PiT**-Figi>«- John 15 Johnson, at $74 Ul per acre. ... * , . . . ' Maiiin* , ••"..» 1 i at winch secures flic re-election of the gal , , • ■ „„ i and one tract eontaiiiing .42 acres to Mr.
s. K,
turns received leave no doubt of the elec a ” d „ w rh i .,. two limbs of the law, t.onof Democratic Congressmen ... the |h;ul a fist fi „ ht in Conrti at Lafayette, .»th, Cth, <th, 8th and 9th Districts, and' Fri(lft _ ln8t The Lafayette Courier Republicans in the 1st, 2d, 3d and 4th. ive9 thc fo ii owin;; graphic account of
(»'»ffciua5tlc i’ctiiil uncut
RKYI.^KD AND COKKKITKD WKKKLY,
By LEWIS THOMPSON, Grocer, Grcencastle, Ind. Ht'TTKK, Y' PROVISIONS— BK.\\s. Nvliitn 1.00 Bacon Side, H) H Bkk.snn ax, lb 20 Shoulders (’ok\ M r.a i.,bhl r»o llaii'.s, sugared.!b.... 12 (’iikksk. Ih 10 44 jdaiii.lb 10 (!< > !■' P K !•’ “ canv«Med t lb.. 12 Kin. ('<*m n 14( r (f 15 (’liiclvciiH, Y* doz...l,25 Java i Hff 20 Pot a to ks, Im 75
Kuos, doz B SALT—
Pl.nci:. bid 5.00 Luke, bbl............2.50 FISH— KannwhA.. M .T 2.10
Mackerel, NVl, lb.... 1 o SCOAK—
Whit* Fish, lb 7 New Orleans 12.1 FKl ITS— Crushed 14 Dried A j »]de$ 2.50 1 Loaf 15
(J KA I N—- SEKDS—
(’nrn, busb 10 Clover 5.5(t Wlwat, bits 11 05(c 75 Timothy, bu 2.00 K ve. bu.'b 40 Blue Grass, bu.-di <»o
Mo Flaxseed
peracre. t ins bum was ;;
. , 1 ... llw,tun i.OO I AL..ow,remlereu...lO
unitnprovod, the widitw retaining the moj, \ssks- - woo],—
tract upon which were the innirovements. n (tib-an-. gal rm Tub Wm-lu-.l 'j.', Tho farm belonging to the same es- Sugar llotise, gal ffn Klcoci' tato near Georgetown, known as the <i"ltlcnSyrup. giil....su l iiwnslioil 'ir,
\Y Cl.-min <111 Dionor i- it . t .l‘ ... . c . .i,„ .;n- 10 N - Gerry and George Shivery, at p i,. lltV ; murk,-t .lull at 4 2.-If.. 5 25. R«-eii»t<
ii:.. i. ‘ 11.. 11 ’ l. Jones,and the attorney for (lie ))laii.tilT j.- ( 81 per acre, exclusive to the widow's .j.oon!
4hj“ The Indiana Penitentiary, at Jeffersonville, is full lo overflowing; it has about a hundred inmates more than there is room for, and more than can he suitably employed. The number ofconvicjts j
Iiiitiniftit Judiciary*
The following Judicial officers were elected at the last October election;
Kl'I’RKME JI DUES.
ls< DttJ.—James L. Worden, Deuiocrat. 2./ “ Andrew Davison, “ 3rtZ “ Samuel K. Perkins, “ DA “ James M. Ilannn,
cntcri'r .it pcKs 1 nt C!r<'nil—Jos
•Id “ G. A. Bieknoll,
‘, M. F. Burke,
UtA “ Sol. Claypool, “ 7(A “ Jos. S. Buckles. 8(A “ John M. Cowan, Uepubliean 10/A « Edward W. Wilson, “ emi t it puitsKcrriNc. attornevs. Is/ Circuit—Geo. W. Richardson, Dem. -PA “ Henry C. Hanna, “ 5/A “ W'iu. P. Fi.'hback, Rep. U/A “ Isaac N. Pierce, “ 8/A “ Robert W. Harrison, “ 9/A “ Win. B. Biddle, “ 10/A “ James M. Defrecs, “ 41/A “ Iliohard P. De Hart, “ 12/A “ John L. Miller, “ COMMON PLEAS .H UOES. Ci'ii/<l—David \\ . Lafollctt, Bepubli
ea n.
Ohio (Util Sta'l:.< rhntd J. J. Hayden A merienn
the first round :—■
Mr. Chase gave Mr. Jones thc lie. “whereupon Mr. Jones planted a well directed blow between the two eyes of thc aforesaid Mr. Chase, and was about to follow up hisadvantage, when Mr.Chase aforesaid ‘got home,’ as the ‘fancy' express it, with a beautiful ‘right counter’ | on thc frontispiece of the aforesaid Mr.
Yshurst place,” was sold the next day
at $50 CO. Win. It. Link, of Frankfort, was the purchaser. 11 contained 212 acres.
The farm ofthe late Nathaniel Barbee
near Georgetown, containing 200 acres, was sold last week at $<;<> per acre. Mr.
Geo. Barbee was the purchaser. The farm of J. T. McCclland, three
miles from Lexington, on the Tates
Creek Turnpike, was sold a lew days ago " n ''j''lanlh-
( OMMlilM 1AL INTKIMGKNCK.
NKW YOIiK M ARK KT. N ku York, Novcinlicr a.
Flour In-iivy; -ales of Statu at 84/n 4 )0.
NY heat lino; sales at blfii‘.ci fur Milwaukee
Chili. ('•ini liuoyant; sales C>7(ii 70e. NKW YOBK ('ATTLF. M A UK KT.
Nkw Yokk, NovemticrR.
I’i'i-vi*s slightly iiilvattcci4; sains at Hjf.i 1 1; a fi-\v nftlic Lest lit '■ *}. Keeuipls 4, Kltl. Slu-i-p
'/(nil fit), lieeeijits 1 u,.",00. Switie
! dropped, as limber as four cent muslin. He come to time however, and dosing ; with the railroad attorney, piled him injto the jury box in a very uncomfortable
; shape.”
As tho parties wove both exhausted, friends interfered, and had the second round postponed. Thc Jersey City Telegraph says thc late mill in Canada has aroused thc prow-
dower.
At tho sale of Thus. Steele, Esq., in Franklin county, on Wednesday last, his horse stock commanded high prices, ranging from 810t) to $785 for colts and
fillies.
The farm of thc late Judge Beatty,
near Washington, in Mason county, was sold last, week to Wm. Chanslor, of the
same county, at $55 20 an acre. Thc sale of stock of N. J. Smith, in
CINCINNATI MAKKKT. C 1 M l N NATI, Novcinher 3.
Flour is without essrntiul change, and cvcept IV-r tile higher grades, jiriees are iiuiiiinal : sali-s at S ; ,',l)fu 5 no fur fanev, and t- 1 7.‘i (a for extra. I’ci eipts are light. Hogs are in gnu'! ilct i la ml at Sfi ift; all otfereil at this rate are taken. I’rovisions tirm hut tuiehangeil. .Mc.-S Pork .s 1 j 00. Buyers of Bucun searee at
Sc, hot laililev are asking 8Jc.
ess ot juveniles of that city. On ^ un " I H en j.y county, sonic days ago, was very day afternoon, two of them settled a dif- largely attended. The sjdeiulid stallion
ferenee
X< )TK ’i ;.
Star Candle Factory AT NKW Al.lt V \t , 1 \ 1), ^
\X T K sro now iiuimifaeturing a guperiornr-
:: rffi on rr" 'nr
Soaps, all of wliieh \ve are selling at the
lowest ('ineianati priees.
D?' "(> 1 s'-1 s ih-livi red to the New Albany and Salem ami .letfersonville Hailnmd Depot-
lot near Hudson at., in two rounds, strip-i New ( a-tle, for three tltoii^iinduntl pod to their shoes and pantaloons. I 'd'ea/y-fivc dollm* All of his colts , ,, , . , , „ , „i brought remarkably ntie prices, and the I be contest resulted in the defeat of tot;| f of . the Halo amountod t „ ovcr $8 ()00
, thclargcrhoy, who waseovered with blood At tlle g!Um , time, a lot of David Ellis’ 1 '"a l ^ 0 \\ ! 1 a 'Y i ' , ‘ , ‘^ , ,T. ot e l '' ,ri 'T' from a severe blow received from his an-1 premium hogs were sold, averaging $25 " ‘ 11 •'" lt, '‘’ Adam* and Ml,n—A. Braekenridgn.'‘'‘Konist upon his “smeller.” Thc “little j each. >> Democrat. ^ un" on the second round, “got in his s ,,i nc u„,i au ,i S ui5«ir in K*»t Trimi-*.**. — It seems that the jieuple of Indiana right upon his adversary's nob, and an- The Greenville Democrat of the 20th
now confined within its walls is 4 HI -ol i regard their lives and property a nd rejmt a other upon his ‘pimple,’ which caused hi s the following : which number 8 are females. At the ii OI , t as safe in thc hands of Democratic him to ‘.-o down’ heavily.” This ended ()n Wednesday morning of last week, extra session of tho Legislature a pm- judges. Politics they regard as a “dirty the fi-ht. , a yming Mr. Phase, of Washington counposition will bo mido, upon (lie rceom-! p 0 H ” and lienee give to rcruhlieans and : ' »♦■> — ly, lenn., loumg gone to tlie ’.iin to ... ‘ 8'' c to ripuDiieans ami nsarl,, V u. wo f thesignal—thc "lorious Iced tho stock, was startled with thc awmendation of the In-on directors, to independents a cliance to wade into some 1 . • , , A • f • ful and overwhelmin' sight of his mother Imild nnotlior I’eniu-ntiary some place in ..l lho —-trimni.l, of Popiilar Hov(’n’'^iity ill 11- ’S. l,.U, g c™' • • - . . — .1 * limns in tho election of a Popular 8ov- • e - ^ - - - — °
the northern part of the State. Tho new
prison being absolutely necessary, proposition will no doubt prevail. —In this connection wew ill state that Hiram Marshall, recently of this place, has become an inmate ofthe penitentiary, for the crime of being n good shoe maker. He is Lnnsitifi the shoe department of the Penitentiary, and has a contract
mitted suicide. The young man called
- poet full v -uliiitoil. Address KOKB, UI KTTK A ( ().,
nov', Sin New AIbany, I ml. Ilezekiah Burnham’s Estate.
\’ 11 1 It’K i* hereby given, that the undor11 Mgwsl ha* lieon ap|w>intcd Administrator '*1 Un* Kslatc ul llc/.i-kiah Hurnhnin, late uf I’litimin ciiunty. ih'cca.-cd. Said K-taty i.-* miji
|)usy*d In he MilVi*lit.
BF.FBKN Mi <1 INN 18,
Nov. fl, 1 a,-i«. Ailniinistrator.
NOTH K OK 8AI.E.
OTK’Kis hi'n-liy given, thnt I will -i ll at public auction, on Tiicwlay, thc .'smh d»y 't Noviiiuhi-i-, Is.iH, at the sieve-room of lie/.-
X
the 1 Gist's Nat. r.e, -We have been shown oreignty Demoeratie Legislature pledged to , lis fatIl0V( jeremial. Chase, who was i'khihBuniha.n, .wl., in"tl,l"mwn of'cioy'i'r'-
by a friend a most remarkable and unu to the election of Stcjibcn A. Douglas to ( il u . Rushand of this unfortunate woinan. I’otnam county, Ind., all of his stuck of ual production in the nn-r paper world, the 1". 8. Senate, we would respectfully for relief in assisting him to take her ' ’""‘D. y’n-i-tiug .4 a l“t "f l*rv (ioml-. Boot-, which will certainly rival in rarity any suggest to onr Bepublieon friends, who j'b'wn, end what a trying scone lor the 'iuY n.tHM > 'di'y'-g,'!,'. l |'- '-'i, , . l rc; , 'i'I'o.' -| n y,''ri!l'(■'Y'!
natural monstrosity of which we read.— arc so devoted to the doctrine of Pop-!
ft is nothing more nor loss than a copy t ular Sovereignty, to call at once an Anti- n f trouble fur some tim ■ a. t i 1 of tbo Putnam Republican Banner, Lecompton jubilant demonstration at the that a short time since "she'bad' foliuwe'il
able.
brought into this breathing world on Court-House! They ought to manifest; a daughter to a premature grave and al
oy unquestionably feci— -by an appropriate demon
tint will likely prove to bint wry piutit Wednesday last, wliieh is entirely dost! the great joy they unquestionably feel— so the ehild ofthe daughter, uiidir such
' lute of the most remote allusion to the 8 over the left
by 10, alias tho Cheese Press, or its edi- stration.
Canpidates—Tho aspirants for Leg- tor, alias Bright’s lackey, alias Nosely, ialativo favor are hoginning to exhibit the 2nd. We were at first indisposed ti> themselves. For Suae Printer wo hear eredit our own eyes, hut the half-globular
bead and other marks of its Know-Noth-ing progenitor, must prove conclusive to'
circumstances as to weigh heavily upon her mind, and she had grieved herself
j greatly. It is said that nu unprincipled
(PoVWe are pleased to notice a decided man. by taking advantage ofthedaugbimprovement in tone and temper, lan- destroyed the happiness nf thc
and ( alii . A credit uf tKii months will be a great given mi all sums uy ( >r three ilullar*, thc jnir • chiisi'i- giving hi- imi(j' with approved . im-itv.
waiving vahintion laws,
ItKFBKN Mill INN IS, Admr.
novff :k,*z."i
NEW FEATURES FIFTH YEAR
—OE THK-
of Milton Gregg, of tho New Albany Tri bune, American ; of Robert N. Hudson, of the Torre Haute Express. Republican; and of J. J. Bingham, ofthe State Sentinel, Democrat. Doubtless there are about twenty-five other candidates, in-
cluding Cameron A McNeely, Elder k
Darkness, the Journal Company, Smith
of the National Democrat, and all the
other publishers at Indianapolis. We have mentioned (’has. 1. Barker.
guage and style of tho editorials last Banner. Evidently a change
the
has! Huumni.K
Ml ill)El:.—We learn that
all for the better. While thc language on ] " si "««* Vermillion station. ' T " K V ,, ' , ‘ A0K ,,, ' A, ' fcsM,T 'b '
. , . | . . , been made in the corps of writers—and a dreadful and fntnl roneonntre took place the most skeptical. 1 his ram art* has ...... been left in our possession for exhibition, ij „ , 0 of tho ncw wrltcr in t , ie lnain r''-'" ween hvo men and is destined to occuiiy a place among . named \\ in. M atson and \\ m. Crowlher, the curiosities of Barnum’s museum Va ?“* ?! ‘He pedagogue-occasionally ol whi( . h resulted in the death of,he hitler, rious arc thc causes which are assigned ,h . C "'"‘'i t0 " C T ^ Thc '*? »>cn were partners in a steam for this unnatural issue. It i- generally th ° gentleman. saw mill, and got into a quarrel over
known that a short time previous to delivery, its procreator was subjected to rather rough usage, calculated to excite
C3SM«iffl AS! M
Sll‘El<ti ESt.HA I I.Xt.s/
BEAUTIFUL ART JOURNAL!
Valuable I'l’emiihum, &.»•., &.«•,!
]R']mi1m?* Arl A.icijilinn, now in its 1 liltli yc;ir nf nnpamllflDil siipcosk, linvin^ punc hand cmi^imvciI on nt«*oI, Ilerpin^’*
I* roc la uia (Ion.
A people who have been as highly fa- : aml afterwanfs stalibrnfiiiui witi. n butch-
vored asthoscof Indiana in all that makes or .knif e . The wounded man lived hut a them free, independent and prosperous, few minutes. Watson gave himself up
niJ ^i ) V ''y U i M ; ll J! n i V ,ay xl n e: , lt ,l ( . y0ar : as * •V ,d ,s n ° W in t ^ c jail. Both par Ka-tern ^or I JinsoUIorf,) and Western (iHll/rks
tho.so ties have families, and both formerly lived j°^ ^ ,e Association.
1 here will also ho ^Ivon to the sul>fcrihorfl several hundred valuable works of Art, coin-
. day of November A. D.. 185$, as a day ’ prising ll.ieOil r»i,itin».. Bronzes, Beul|iturw,
tic,nan is supposed to he the favorite of the I ^ ofPublie Thanksgiving and Braver, urg- nFiv.The friends of Col. Wm. Brest,.m. ^.Ac, fron, cclcin-aL,! Amoricai, and himign , 1 , reported not quite so brisk as they have ingall to assemble and return thanks to ot . Louisville, Kentucky, the newly ap- Sab.rriptv.n* will bo received up to J»n. 1 * ' ir it been heretofore daring the season. In the Supreme Ruler of the Cniverse, for P 0,,, t c “ Mmister to Spain, gave him a 13M). (>n (ho evening of that dale, the jirel Dr. Barton, John II. Harper and R. N. \Yi M( . ll0Kt( , r ]. |Ht wcck vc . ir j; n , r mu , os the blessings He has conferred, and thc coniplimentary Rail at Masonic Hall,-in miums will kc awarded to suWribiTs. Hudson are candidates for Canal Trustee. n . . e^o^eo,. t i r mercies He has extended to the Beople of ,,lat ci *y, "" l;lst l '' l ' il,n y "'"‘‘L For lull particulars, see Dec niber Aar
r| „ v , ‘Ho of Imliana. I . ‘ Ho New \ ork papers of Monday. s „ n( th( J, H .... irin . r to W|bM . P V, M> on the r^tfei)" J ho New Albany abduction case j In testimony whereof, I have hcreun- gives accounts of thu condition of the oeipt of is ccuu in pontage stamps or min. has resulted in the release of Roll hy thc to setmy hand, and caused to be Gmildy family. In spite of thc sensa Addn C.!,. AetuaryC.A.A., authorities of Brandenburi' Kv whence [ s kal.J affixed the seal of tlie State of tion articles ofthe Reporters, all still liv ^ ^KastomOtflcc :.4s Prundway, N. Y bo intco i .. i "i. i . i -i Indiana. Done at tho city of cd and were improving. Mr. Gouldy was Printer’s Convention.—We suggest ‘ ro-?, 1 11 ‘ u 111 1 " ,ai Indianapolis, this first day of November, ''onseious all day Sunday, and Mrs. G.
j 0 w150. in thc year of our Lord eighteen bun- is fast recovering. fiftaTA man named Crow was sentene- '‘ re ^ nn d fifty-eight, the year of thc State »»-Thc Delaware Bank at Delphi, N. ed to tho penitentiary for life, in tho Gic forty-third, and tho Independence of J ; , w;l ' < robbed of $37,000 on Sunday
i.u-»t_.. i c. . ... ... night last.
jbeeve they were dividing for each other. Watson struck Crowthor with a hatchet.
oi the Anderson Standard, as a candi- ; doubts of a safe and happy fimu/rAoncH/.
date for Secretary of thc Senate. Major! We arc pleased to learn that the discern- seniblo to return their thanks for
John B. Dunn, formerly Auditor of State, solute “payrint" is doing as well as could blessings to Almighty tied. j n ( .j)y „ ud WO i ked at (irover's l’ouuis also a candidate, ns is James Yawtcr. be expected. I, therefore, appoint Thursday, the 25 th t i r y_ Haute Join mil.'Aid.
Esq., of \ ernon. Tlio last named gen-;
now i sm* copirs ^to ^ulnirnbors only) on licavA pinto paper, JOx.tH indies, on the fol-
lowing
TKK.MS OF SI B8(’KlPTION :
Lvery ])erson riMnittinj^ Hirer dnllnvs, will
reneivo a copy of the supc'i’l) Steel Kn^raving,
alter Uerring’s eelcbratcd Painting, THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
AI-*>. a mjiy of (lio bemitiful
< lOMOlUM.IT \ \ AHT JOI HA AI., An ch ganlty illustrated (puirto Maga/.iiic. \l-o. tree si ison tickets of admissinn to the
line of said Hammond to the line of Nila* Jones' r '' • hetra premises; tlionce north with the Inst said line to a corner marked with u stone; thence west with tho line of said heirs' premises to a stone corner; tlienee north to a stoni' corner on tho said lulli’-seetion line of seetiun Iff; tlienee west to tho place of beginning, being twenty-four and a half acres moreor less. Also a part*of lot No. I" in said section iff, beginning at a stake on the north lino of said lot, .17:i| feet east ofthe northwest corner thereof; running tlienee cast Mff2 j feet to a stone on tlie road; tlienee we-lwardly with the road :t4ff feet to n slake; tlionce north JT50 feet to the dace of beginning—6R-100 of au acre, inure or ess. Also, the undivided three-fifths of the northeast quarter of tlie southwest quarter of said sect ion Iff, being 40 acres. Also, the nnlivtdcd three-lifths^ot lot numher I'.i iff -asi section iff, as numbered on Tru tees' plat of tiic same'; eontaiiiing .'!5-100 acres inure or less. Also, the east Imlf of the nortliea.-t quiiiter of section 20, township 14, north of range 1 west, .containing 80 neres. Tiic ca-t half of the soutlmust quarter of section 22, in town ship I), north range 4 west. Also, the emt half of tho nortlieast quarter, the nui'lli » i -t quarter of the northeast quarter, the west half of the southeast quarter, and thc northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of .section 10, north range 5 west, containing 320 neres.— Alsu, one undivided four-tenth.- of the -,>niliwest quarter, and tlie we-t Imlf of tlie sunt! east quarter of section three (.!), township 1 . range 3 west, thc entire tracts containing 2.'i'i acres. And tile east half of thesouthcast quarter, and tile soutliwest quarter of the *oiltliwe«! quarter, and tlie east half of the mvrthwcst quarter, and part of the west half of the northwest quarter.—all in section 12, town 13, range 4. Ami lot No. 11 northern enlargement of (ireencnatlo; and lot No. 0, in block No. 1 of central siir\ ey of (in eneastle; and tlie we-t lialf ofthe northeast quarter of section Iff, town.-hip 14. range 4 west. Also, the cast half of tlie north-east quarter of section twenty-four. al ; o tho west half of tlio north-eiist ([jiurtcr, and lie north-east quarter of the north-west quarter iff' seeiion twenty-four, nod tm acres oil'of elie north-west quarter ofthe north-west <iuiirtei'ot said section, also the south-east quarter of section twenty-four, all in township number thirteen, north of range numher four west. And on failure lo realize the full amount demand ed. 1 will ut the same time and place oiler tin* fee simple in and to the above described premises. Levied upon ns the property of said d ■ I'cndants, Duggy, I!ohert-on, McCarty and
Jones, to satisfy said execution.
WILL. L. FA BROW, Shir. •>ot30 3t2V prfilili
Sheriff’s Sulo.
I ) Y virtue of n decree of foiveinsore rend, r I I ) at the Oetolier term, IH.’iS. of tlie Piitiumi (.'ireuit Court, mid to me directed, in favor ol Kell lien Slnvens, (leorge ly. I ngo, Boll' It Spencer, W illiam II. Birely. l-aae Burn-ide. .lime I age mid James Davis, nnd against W IIliani C Diekison, and to me ilireetmt, l will, on Snturt/aif, tie lath tiny nf Xnrenilter, )H3K at the eourt-house door in the town of (Jreeneastle, I’utnam (oiioty. Indiana, within tlie hours prescribed by Inw. first expose to public sale the rents and profits for a terni of not more than seven years of the following property, towit: Beginning eighty-live links east of the northwest corner of section six, township fifteen, north of rango five west; tlienee south 4 east two chains and tliirt.i nine link-, to th nortlnvest corner of the lot to be dcserilicd ; tlienee north mil 0 oust 2 chains and fift y link-, thence south 4° east 2 chains; tlicucqsouth s:i ’ west 2 chains nnd .'>0 links; tlienee north l west twoelmins to the piai'e of hegiiiiiing—con taiuing 4 nn acre more or less, exi'ept that part ot the lot that the stono lions*- fs situated cm and deeded to Sellert iV Uazelett. And on failure to realize tlie full amount d< uminh'il 1 will at the same time mid place otter the fee simple in and to the same. Levied upon a- l! property of said Diekison to satisfy .-aid ileeroo
of foreclosure.
WILL. L. FARROW, Sin rid'. oct30 3t24 pr f (3^
Public Sale.
1 the late resilience of Owen Siillierlin, deed., iii Clinton township, I’utnain voun-
ly. Indiana, on
Tiirii/ay, the $11, day nf Xnrmthrr. IS’.'iR, •he undersigned, as Administrator, will sell th personal property of said diH-edent, consisting ot I|o|’— i'-, Cnltlo, Hog .. SIuvp. Wlii-at, ('o in the field. Hay, Farming I'teiisils, Wagon, ( art. Corn imd Colt Cnislier, one largo Copper Still,and Ntill-Iloiise Fixture- Household Fill
nitnre, «Ve.
Term* of Sate—For nil sums under tic dollars, cash in hand will he required; for all sums over three dollars, a eredit of twelvo months w ill lie given—the purchasers executing notes with approved security, waiving \ id nation and apjirnisment laws. THOMAS Sl’THKRLIN, Oetolier iff, Ik.’.h. 3t*22 Admr.
A
Estate of James Collim
V ') I ICK is hereby given, that Ui iX signed Im-I,, , || appointed Admin with (Tie will annexed, ofthe Ketnto <
D. M. Stover, of Montgomery, and Aquilla Jones, thc Treasurer of State for the last two years, are spoken of as can-
didates fiir Agent of State.
lo our cotemporaries throughout thc State, the propriety of holding a convention of the publishers of the Indiana press,
ut Indianapolis, on the 17th of January.’j^cenc Circuit Court recently, for thc tU ,TnitcJ YsHnY!f C p^n^Rn Bill ihc Indianapolis papers second this murder of a wan named Neal, at n roli g,. t j 1( . Governor* * ' ,J -I* wovi >—f’eawforiOciltr Il'i ietc. ' gious meeting in -March last. . Crnus L Dunham, f?ce. of State
Or. W -i Tn Ofilee, 1'iff XVatiT-t.,Srnku-k v,().
K. M. Fiiazikr, lb n. Neeretarv,
nnvff 4123 Ci ■I.. I nd.
HAVE YOU SEEN THEM ?
/I'll \T superb Kngravlng, “The A illagp | Blacksmith, and thc beautiful ArtJourjnitl, which are furnished to suhserihers of the
tmi tinder-
Administratri
_ , .Cetate of James
( “l I mgs, late of Putnam county, deera:' I Naid Kstutc is Mip|iosi>d to he solvent
SALLY CODLINGS, Admrv
Oet. 20, iH.’iH. 31*24
<Tui)f anil Stmotiijic ^ouiuliu,
•An. l«8 ( on street, between 4//i and nth,
„ A CINCINNATI. R. ALLISON Surf
M XNI KACTI IlKI;* AM, DKAIJ.US IN NEWS, BOOK AND JOB TYPE,
Printing Presses Case-, (lallies, &e.; Ink --, and
Printing Materials,f every doseri),tion.
Sterkotvcixo of nil kinds*; Books, Mu-ie, Patent Medicine Diiv, lions, .l,,l,s, Woml En-
graving, &e.. «Ve.
Brand and Pattern Letter*, various style KG*' Ki.io trotti'inu in nil its branches.
.i.'3'. 'mill
\\ L bavi! rcsiiiTiofl the t^ut'cnswari' tnwl'■ \ \ anil now hnvo on luind at old stand " large assortment of China, Stone, and Common Ware, Glncsware, Are may22. If STKV KNSON & A M ES.
yg^The Wabash and Eric Canal )■•> 'V , i?'w K ' 1 1 ! li '" 1 ’ ''“"“"w I"'seen
w in good repair, and an (i portation upon it is reported
novv "w. a . n :L a " , ao,,vc 1
VELVKT
| \F ail widilis, at
HIHHONiS.
el-'where headed “New Feature*,"
4(2',
T. J. JOHNSON A 8I8TKR
Hardware and Stoves M sTkYi N^-o“ A AMK-