The Indiana Press, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 December 1858 — Page 2
(Tin' Inttawt press. HOWARD BRIQOS. Editor and Proprietor.
Kauallrlam Trtnmpliaiii I
We learn from Indianapolis that the Legislature on Wednesday, by a concurrent resolution, elected Henry S. Lane andWm. M. McCarty, U. S. Senators, to contest the scats of Bright and Fitch. The resolution passed the Senate by a ! vote of 2(1 to 24—one bogus democrat
GreencastleTsatarity, Dee. 25,1858.; < Mr - J “"“ ) wi ‘ h R *« ,u K b ; : - _• , licans. 1 he vote in the Uoa^c was 51
Merry ClirUtma* !
The holiday season is again upon us, bringing with it its full measure of joy
VETO MESSAGE.
— - -♦
The Meatnue of(>ovcrnor Willard Veto-
na.” It would be manifestly unjust to punish that officer for failing to perform
(.'onfcMBion dT a Table-Mover—Ocor
Inc the Hill Providing for the UlerUon an ac t not ill 111# DOWCI*. Hut if the seal of ntted s.o.r. sm.tor.. of t , lc 8tate was intrusted to his keeping,
land ho alone re<iuired to impress it as an
Gentlemen of the Senate :
I return to you enrolled bill of the
evidence of the official action of the Leg-
orce P.
ie, tne wpirnnai medium, admit* that he 1* A HdHtbod—The **ltav.Or fftrOp
Paine, th^ Spiritual Medium,
nbuac—T
Man” lu A. Circle—llow the Phenomena
were produced.
(From the N. Y. Tost, 17th.)
For a long time Mr. George I*. Paine, of Worcester, Mass., has been known as
Cwf nirasrtW «ctaU tfurrmt.
licans.
ayes to
45 nays—Mr. Rowe, of Clay,
being the only democratic traitor in that
, , , . , , , , . , , body. The Democrats in loth branches
and gladness to old and young, high and re p ufec ,j vo j c
low, and all whose hearts are not steeled , r • i n . . , . , „ , Thus that larce is played! At night against the impulses ot a common hu-1 ,, .. ,, , ,, . , all parties adjourned to the Bates House,
inanity. today is Christmas, which i ■ . . i •
J „ ’ , and indulged in a general feast—free commemorates the advent ot linn who ... . , . . . , stunts running down as party spirit ran brought peace and irood will, and whose! . , . . „ ,
,, , , . up—at the expense, no doubt, of Lane
coming was signalled as the “voice ot , , -v. one crying in the wilderness—prepare ye
tho wav of the
way of the Lord, make his paths straight.” Though the event of which it is commemorative is one of incalculable importance to the sons of men, the day itself is made the occasion of ration
8t6f , ' Congrcss has gone to work with more than ordinary zeal and activity. Members are evidently ashamed of their recent folly over Kansas affairs, and seek forgetfulness in activity. The member
REVISED AND OOKRECTKO WKKKLY. By LEWIS THOMPSON. Orocar. OraoncMtla.lad. Butter, P !b.,.15@i20| PltoVlHP'NS— Beans, white l.OOiBsoon Nide. lb s Beeswax, th 20jStiould,r»
Corn M ■AL.bhl...... Mil II am*, migurc’d, tb.... 1 f
direction of the Legislature gives to that ac l,i cv oments in the line of table-moving ' , u [■anvilssod, ttj.'.ia
14@l5jOhlckcns, P dos...l.2S 18«2ni Potatoes, bo 7i Kuos, doz 8 HALT—•
Flour, bid f>.00 : Luke, bid 2.50 FISH— ‘Kanawha 2.25
Muckerel, No.l, th.... 10 SUGAH—
White Fish, lb 7 New Orleans...ll@t:i FKUITS— I Crushed H
2.50 Loaf 15
i SEEDS—
bush 40 Clover D.30.
t!5(2;75 Timothy, bu 2.00 ...40 Blue tirnss, bush (JO ...3o Flaxseed 1.00 T.OOiTai.low, rendered... 10
to said election. tide (! of Constitution provides that “there tl mouth of its belicvurs Uis demonIt is to he regretted that there should 8hall be dected by the voters of the State Btratlou9 weru not iu thc dark . i ike those beany necessity for State legislation on a ^rctary, an Auditor and a Treasurer of; of the i> ;lYun , >ort hoys, but under a full this subject . . _ Suite, who shall severally hold their offi-; bl f or in broad daylight. He The Constitution of the L mted States CC3 for tw0 years. They shall perform ha9 uiude tab i Crt move apparently without confers upon C ongress lull power to reg- guch dutie8 a s may he enjoined by law. 1 ' hnman contact t0 thc comfort of bcliev- Dried Apples.. date the time and manner of choosing Section 7 of the same Art. provides that cr9 nnJ thc confounding of skeptics. Senators. The authors of that lonstitu- state officers shall, for crime, inoa- Tho Worcester S P v, of the 20th of Oe-' bl J s jV tion anticipated that contusion might a- pac i t y 0 r negligence, he liable to be re tober contained an account of one of u V ednish rise from the conflicting rules ot the moved f r0 m office, either by impeachment these exhibitions, in which the table was Outs, hush states might do by the House of Representatives, to he 80 m0Ted a nd “ Yankee Doodle ” rapped Hat, ton ■presented in tho : i i .. ,e c i... „ . ... f ■ MOI. ASSK.S—
States—that even some
dine entirely to he represented in the ;/ ic d by‘the Fcnatc, or by a joint 'resolu- ; o»Tt7n Ko“od“styfe“in Bum wfth the wfiis’ i r J , ^ u f#l ... , ‘ion of the General Assembly, two thirds ‘"f fgeatlLkn present. lofteJ 1 he result of thc failure of t ongress 0 f tbe members elected to each branch vot- ■ p rom tilnc to time “ reliable mediums” i Goklon Sj-rup, gai....R0 rnwnsiied has^lierthat co^ictiSrrules and reg'u’ ^rdarTof'sTate’holds an office ^^^'aftlV i”yjf hec'onliSg'i COMMERIHAL INTKLLHiKM’E.
•• * ° 1 NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
N kw York, Dec 22.
..25
lations have been adopted in reference to C re^d|b^ r ha’LdiU.ti t on h01 He “is elect- “j"" ‘ tbc -Spiritualist.
House that he will introduce a hill repeal a portion of the English Bill of
al enjoyment and social good cheer.— from this district has given notice in the
Well-spread tables and joyous fire-sides will lighten the hearts and smooth the
wrinkles of the old, while the manifold G* e l Ilf d session. Ilis efforts to stir up a presents of that mythical personage, Santa stink will prove abortive. Davis is cxClaus, gladden thc hearts of the young, cccdingly “small potatoes,” and hut litLet us prepare to follow the example of tic heed will be paid to any measure he those wise men who presented gifts of Illa y propose. frankincense and myrrh at Bethlehem, '1 he effort to inipeadi Judge Watrous, and attest our appreciation of youthful of Texas, after full and free discussion enjoyment by a liberal share of Christ- in thc House, signally failed. mas gifts l How the little ones, the l Wai*on’» Check*, “three-year-olds," and all of that ilk, We sec there is a hill now pending heprattle of Santa Claus, the jolly old elf, fore the Legislature intended to prevent and his delightful pack, out of which Jj 10 issuingol all private paper in the sim- , i-ii i <■ ihtude of bank notes. \\ hllo this may they have realized a bestowal of some- i . , . i . J . . be absolutely necessary to protect the tlmiu pleasing to their chudian fancies mtizeus of some portions of the hhatc. it To our readers, one and all, we tender will work a great hardship to the citizens the usual compliments of the season, and of this city and county. The ehecksiswish them a “ Mkkuv Ciiristmah AND A by John II. Matson have been in
circulation for near twenty years. On all occasions during that time they have been promptly redeemed at his counter. They have become an important part iu the commercial transactions of this portion of the .State, and arc sought after
Happy Nkw Year." • » • ■■ ■— - Tin IimHmiia IjCglftlntlire.
Within the last week several hills have passed both branches of the Legislature and been approved by the Govenor. The
most important of which are entitled as fol- " it 1 I 1 * »‘“re eagerness by our citizens gen . crally tlian the issues ot any of our Banks. 1 W8 ' r . , For thc Legislature now to interpose and i o provide fur the rc-appraiscmcnt stop those issues, would he attended w ith of Real Estate. Under this law the much inconvenience. Cannot the Genereal estate of Indiana will he appraised Assembly make a just discrimination, nt just about double the present appraise- allt ^ "'h*! 0 it prevents, by severe penalment—and to that extent the taxes of. !. ie9 - ‘^uing ofsueh stuff as .manated , , , ,10 from Gosport, it will allow the continuproperty holders and the State revenue ^tion of Watson's Cheeks. This portion of will he increased. | the State, we have no doubt, desire this; —To regulate the collection of judg- : and any other course by the Legislaments and sale of property against any ture will meet the disapprobation of this officer, or person, or corporation recciv- \ P eo P* e - . ^ e t:a " the attention ol our Rep- , , ri ■ reseutatives promptly to this matter, ing or holding moneys 111 a fiduciary eu- f Wabash Fx r ss pacity, or the sureties of any or either of _ We trust tbc Legislatur'e wT/lXno them. This gives a more ample and such silly thing as pass a law prohibiting speedy remedy against trustees and their shinplaster currency, with a proviso exsecurities. jeeptingJohn Watson’s Checks from its -To repeal the liquor (or Maine) law 1 °P eratio . n - . is ,ru <; e I lhat tbe8e . t,hcc , k8 r 10 -. , . . , , , \ . , I nave framed the confidence of tho people, of ISO.,. It is laughable to witness the beoau * 9e thcy have always bccn pr o ni ptl, summary manner in which this pet Rcpuh- redeemed. The impression has hereto lican measure of 1855 is now disposed fore prevailed that these bills could he of. Republican devotion to temperance collected by law ; but since the decision
the manner of elections, to such an ex- ed by the people to discharge the du- Recently Mr. Tainc came to this city,! , «kw York, Dec 22. tent that it is now apparent that no uni- t j cs as8 ig nc d to him by tlie Constitution i v f nr the nurnose of convincing Mr Hceves active, and advanced Je; sales at 7(^ form rule can he adopted on the subject and tbe laws of the State. Ho is re- ivies'a fnrine^mcdi.uii who lias recent- IJc- KecciDU, 28*° head. Cows sel! at *20(;,>
Ihe ConHGtutio'n e to tC whiI.h 'ThZ**- b’ 'oueluded that physical manifestations tw c
the Constitution
Congrra* failed ,o r ... t !3v
will obey the Constitution and discharge , irea humbug. For this purpose a circle in good demand at DtWOjc, and 6}(f/).7c for extra.
isut since t ongress nas taiica to pass al wrong is done to a citizen, the remedy with several otlier ^ attended, and were Z h ITthT is 0 rulenrovid d bv S; ^1‘f«n.blo to detect any deception. At a
rule provided by the If he i 8 guilty” of a crime or misdemeanor, however he with M r ^ Tt'" " l 8tate. I regard ,t as for thc “ un i/ hment 0 f which the criminal T™* M,.*. ^ V
much as there is no
Legislature of the Mate tregara it as f or the punishment of which the criminal i^mr^ .Smith, the _ “ Razor Strop Man, nghlj proper that one should bo cstab- or p cna i co d,) of the State provides, he and >j r Waters, of Worcester, determinV, is liable to be punished upon informa- eJ t0 tbe matter to the bottom. Mr. Butin establishing the regulation tion or indictmcnt But for a failure to „„ being requested to change the
Flour—Thu market is mu-hanged, wit ti a good' sales of 1500 Mils, at S- t 75fo j for
last.
which shall prevail in the future would aisoh his (Jficial duties, he can only ZEn^of tiie X Xeil it not he wise to so make it, that licre.it- bc nnnislicd in accordance with the nro- !i . : 11 .1. ii,„ u ''.'.f. .* .
ter we
subject ?
j 11 rm 1., .i ’ ,,c P luli>,,lc, l in accordance with the pro- ‘ t | lat ; t wou i d des troy the “conditions.’ You ir? n tfnSdful ofthe V,S, °" 0t the ( ’ uns,ituti " n ’ i,s kerotol '“ rc ' At last a small hole in the floor and a steady
You arc iiot unmindful -d the set fourth in Section 7 of Article G—that
qucntiy tnc eiecuon 01 c.iite.i states Tho p C0p l 0 0 f the State, in the Senators has been the allabsorotng quos- adop ti on of the section above mentioned,
24 liotirs comprise 3000 bids. Hogs—TI*. market was less firm to-dny, but prices could not be called lower. Tho Sales were : 213 bead, averaging 190 lbs, at £0 90; O.'i bead averng-
at$7 O.'i; and 100 bead, averaging 00. Groceries—Molasses is firm,
with sales of 160 bids at 33c. Sugar continue.
. with sales of 10"> hhds at 0t(<i 7e for fair
discovered in andprime. Cottee hasehiingedessentially, and
’ t very full rates. YYbeat— nd prices unchanged. Sales
hi.i.rvofjhi.aue.tio.mhes.o. ^
^ ■ion beFore the I,CBi.l»tn,o, ..J ibrthi. 5;."^ N,‘ l, ° c ” r f 0 . , ’, 1 l " ,t , Mr « «■ VT A 0- tSk iM«M.in..bM, 5 5S* S° Z., -i ho xf ^"" ufc.isaatlaB
notrlpf'totl fl A TY' siCi 11 r. 1 .xriu] •> # 11 J n ivliicli st,/* st* • i t • rn< .IT. Y OICS UllU
iHii illil 111®:;™':”.—:
<«ki:i:n<asti.k
WM. RICHTER,
I ) KSFECTFC I.LY anriounces to the citi-
never
navenecnan «*reir tnnr nr anmernnea no . ,, , . was a fraud ; West side of tbe Fublic Square, where bo U
„ , , ^.h.i-^Ksh, .«**.
Fur ll ! c Ccgi.l.ftto now to tntcr|«..o ...d »l A««whl, ntlcr hklo* W. «rt to Mr ' 0o | o , .,,,,.,1 th^o fool, in tho >**~t —fc«h«ofc.
Republican pretensions deceived honest . .1 . • T , ... 1 1 , , „ . , nssurancehavcwc that, in case John Hattemperuucc men, and induced a fusion that 8un 8hou | d di0) a sinf? | e do i lar 0 f hig notes defeated the Democracy in 1854. When would he redeemed l It is
the Legislature, thus elected, met in 1855, they passed thc celebrated Maine Liquor law—unconstitutional and every way oilious to the people. Temperance being now ignored by the Republicans, thc law of 1855 is stricken from the statutes, Republieans and Democrats both voting for thc repeal. Thus disappears
one grand humbug!
—To legalize the acknowledgment of deeds, mortgages and other instruments
notice.
irding to his own judgment-to put
h.s construction thereon. 1 hey provid- iafter had ( ! ont . lude d, the bogus me- sutwtuction. Ho will sell as cheap ,vs tho
Each individual who has been an actor SU p,„, r t the Constitution of the State, ao- ^ VT “wJ"" in tho scenes is responsible for tho part ( .„ rdin; , to i lis own jndgniont—to put ' P ' r . .
he has taken to the constituency he rep
resented, and iu a free government, like ed no pun i 8 hment except that of expul onr own, an intelligent and patriotic poo- sion for n0 gh.et of duty 0.1 the part of a pie will give to each h.s just reward or | raember of tho (; enera l Assembly, of
which negligence the House to which he
punishment, as his conduct may deserve. More harmony will prevail in your deliberations, less excitement he occasion-
lie had concluded, the bogus me ilium got up and publieally acknowledged the fraud, and defended it on the ground that the end justified thc means, lie believed that The great share of the
**•"»' r u< ~” “ •
ed among the constituents you represent, vidl . ( f tbat tho (; c . nera i Assembly could uM/'hiil<f «> I m tir v. 1 o /1 r. < 1 i4 l.n I < ... .... .. . ~
should a law bc passed that placed it be yond thc power of either House of tho
General Assembly, by its separate action ()fStat(; to 1 „„ l i. s i imL . Ilt f or a neglect to defeat an election ul l mteil Mates execute your commands, I regard
alone decide. Therefore, the provision of this kill which subjects the Secretary j
to
satisfaction,
chenpt tot.
In connection with the above, ho has recently
/'~N opened an
V>iv EATING SALOON
And will keep
ALI. THE DELICACIES UK THE SEASON Constantly on hand. BMtf" Fresh Baltimore Oysters fur sale by the cun, half ean, or dish. A full w sitlicitcd. duel5 tf 33
Executor’s Notice.
OTICE is bereby given, tlmt tho under-
Senators.
Section 2d of the Bill you have passed requires that a majority of the whole number of the members of the Senate, and a majority of the whole number of the members of the House shall he neccs-
elearly iu violation of the constitution. For these reasons I cannot approve the Ibill. ASHBEL P. WILLARD.
ConigrrMHloiiHl.
Wasuinuton, Dec. 17.
Tho Senate is not in session, having
sary to designate the Senator. If such , 1110 ™ lu 18 n . 0 . 1 ,n | ^ majority of each branch of tho General :ul J 0 I l,rncd 0 \ er , to , , Assembly could be procured, it would be < ,I [' U8E ;- A long discussion took place a simple mode of election. But the his-1 on , thu bl11 to P r „ 0 Y de for fl.eexamination
very qties-
tionable whether his administrator would tlo it. In that ease we would indeed ex perienee the “ inconvenience ” of which the Express speaks. The people of this portion of the State, wc are satisfied, don’t wish thc exception made, and wc promptly call the attention of our Senator and
Representative to this matter.
[Sullivan Democrat.
Sentence or Death. — Alexander
on several occasions, no such concurrent Georgia and Alabama on account ot los majority could he procured ; and for that * e88 “ 9 ‘ a,, 1 , ? d by the depredations of the reason the State has been without her | tre 1 ek Indians invoWing about a mdlioi.
and a quarter ot aoll&rs.
Mr. Shorter made a speech in favor of jnst inet with her death in a most extrathc bill. ordinary manner. She was gathering ^ r - Washburn, of Wis., replied, mak- flowers in hergarden, when she felt ber-
turJ'shouidcndeaTor to7l*acTit there,'It' a remark " ot , vc 7. complimentary to | self bitten by a fly. She thought nothing it can be done without doing violence to - ^ b ,? VC 7 of [ ho ? l Alabama ot the slight puncture, hu^ ... the even-
our Constitution. The nraetiee hereto- and Georgia, who fled 111
proper representation in the Senate It is desirable that at all times, Indiana should have her full constitutional delegation in the Senate ; and the Legisla-
although lie was of opinion that some of them are real. He stood commended to his own conscience, and counted it among his treasures in heaven that he'
had charged nothing, although small I NOTICE is hereby given, that the under-signed has been appointed Executor of the presents had from time to time flown in- I last Will of Eli Tarbutton, late of Putnam to his earthly coffers ; his labor had been I county, deceased. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent.
one of love. He had resorted to derep tion in order to meet deception, and ultimately expose it. Having defended his course, Mr. Paine exhibited a piece of No. 2 wire, as the veritable apparatus by which he had moved tables and converted hundreds to
Spiritualism.
JOHN ADAMS. Exr.
3t*32
Extraordinary Cause ok Death.
Madame Moot, the celebrated proprietor 1 before me.
of the Champagne vineyards, whose laughter was married the other day, has
bo solvent.
Deo 20, 1858.
Estray Notice.
rpAKKN I’P. by L. B. \Ye.itherly, jflHtaf J of Marion township, i’utmim eoun-ll^U^ tv, Iiiiliaim, on tbo 20tb day of November, 1858, one spotted 11KIFEU, supposed to bo two yours old lust spring, with red mul win to spots—no murks or brands. Appraised to eleven dollars by Henry Bowen and John | Smith, on tbo 13th day of December, 1858,
BENJAMIN NICHOLSON, J. P. Attest: J. McGinnis. Clerk. 3t*32
The practice hereto- ’.eorgia, wnu neu ... fear from the fore has been to require a majority of the | u ',* ,,8 ' 1 . , ,
General Assembly to choose the Senators ! . Mr. Shorter characterized that asscr-
. It has been sometimes impossible to tionastalseauil a .'laiider. • — - - 1 Mr. \\ ashburn replied that the gentlc-
ng her face began to swell, and a few days afterwards she died in intense agony. It is supposed that the fly must
have fed upon putrid flesh.
[ English paper.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED During week ending Friday, Dec. 24. Doc. is—To Robert A. McMuins and Eliz-
_ ... bring thc Houses together so that a vote, ,
j Robinson, one of the parties who recent | could be obtained. If the law provided man "’as brave, as illustrated here to-day
, ly committed an outrage on tho person'for the creation of a joint convention, or i . . a little sensation was produced by required to he recorded, taken and ecr- of a female named Jane Norris, in New ' any other mode of election whereby a ' 11 ' - ox'diange of shots. 1 he Chairman, tified bv clerks of courts after the reeen- AWle county, Del., has been tried, con majority of the General Assembly could';,' _ orll ! an > ol . promp'ly called , ab ,. tb Lnyno.
. , . . , . , . victod and sentenced to he hung on the elect the Senators, so fur as the mode '* K!In ‘0 order. After further debate the. Dee. 18—T.- Henrv Brad and Susan Hogue, tion of the revised statutes ol 1^-,'7 1 hi, of February. This is the case iu {and manner of election is concerned, it Douse adjourned. j l).--. 21—To JobnW.Sbaekelfor.1 ami Mary tuiiii I" ,I|W 1 '' u,, " s - which the parties induced the girl to would command my approval. Rut there F.gnt between Ktigiuh and Montgomery. D.f. 22—To FraneU M. Bandy and Eliza
— io authorize churches to form a ; leave thc house where she was living, by | are provisions in the bill which, 111 my, Wasuinuton, Saturday, Dec. 18. {Ann McGill, union, assume a new name, appoint trus-j falling her that her brother, residing judgment,arc in conflict with the Consti-j A difficulty occurred this morning betees and enable them to receive convey- S01nu 1 ,n ^ e8 d * 1 ll ^ ari ^’ Y as “["l lj a, l tuf* 0 *! °f tbc .State. 'tween Congressmen English and Mont-
ances of lands and donations of personal 111 V K "I- b , ir b Y t0 ba; 't < 11
1 (tore he died. She
property.
to him he-
jumped into a car-
m.v.y Ade7 T0,ICnry " (irWnW '^ “ r “ l E ‘- J.nder imr handV.
Dor. 23—To John L. Sc\’bold niitl Eliza J.
Black.
nation.
—To raise a revenue for State purposes for the years 1S5‘J and 1800. This bill provides for a poll tax of 50 cents; and a property tax of 20 cents on the hundred dollars for 1850, and 15 cents
for 1800
—To secure the service of process in actions against corporations created by General Assembly, which have no office in or persons doing business in their re
Section .Id of the Bill prescribes thc gomery on Pennsylvania-uvonue. These duties of the President and Secretary of 1 two members of Congress happened to
nage with them, after night, was driven , the Senate, the Speaker and Clerk of the meet for the first time this session, when
— I o repeal the Calamut feeder Dam ( to a distant spot, along a turnpike, where House of Representatives and the Seere- Mr. English, extending his hand, said: law of 1857—a law passed by outside she was violated, bcatcu and shamefully | tary of State, and Section 5 declares that “ Hew are you, Mr. Montgomery?” Mr pressure, misrepresentation, and combi-, abuse< *- j a failure, neglect or refusal of any of the | Montgomery withheld his hand and ut-
Tkrrible Accident—A Man’s Face,above named officers, or either of them, tered an insulting expression, something Sawn Off.—On Saturday a man in the , perform thc duties to them assigned, like “ I don’t speak to puppies.” Where” employ of Messrs. Gates, Warner & Fra-{shall render them guilty of a misdemean- upon Mr. English struck him a severe
zer, Chicago, met with a terrible acci-j <>r and subject them to the penalty of a blow on the head, breaking his cane t<> ( ;„i n/ North—Fi^Tmiin 7 10 \ M dent at their shop on Clinton street, by j fine. . { pieces by the blow, and knocking Mont-! ^ Second Train.4 .30 l’" M falling against a buzz saw while in mo-} The 10 th section of Article 4 of the! gomery into tho gutter, hut not entirely {Going South—First Train........'....9A5 A. M. tion. He struck upon his face, one side | Constitution of the Sute provides that down, ^fcntgomery, on rising, hurled a! ISDtAXA CENTRAL RAILROAD. of which was horribly mangled, being “ Every Act shall embrace hut one sub- brick at English, striking him. Mr. En-{ Uning East. Going West. completely sawn off, leaving tho hone {jc^f and matters properly connected there- glish states to his friends that he was en-1 l,tTl ' uin — C - 4I) A.M. 1st Train—3.20 A. M
GBEENCASTLK TIME TABLE. WINTER AaKANOKMKNT. SE B" ALDAS V J- SALEM RAILROAD.
Arrivals.
From Nortli—First Train 9.25 A. M. Second Train 6 1*. Al. From South—First Train 4.24 1*. M.
perfectly bare. Notwithstandinghishor rible mangled condition, thc attending physician gives hopes of his recovery. «ia&„A riot occurred on Saturday night ..a I»....l.. 1.. 1 . xt r 1 • 1
with, which subject shall he expressed in tirely unarmed, and was not aware that the title. {Mr. Montgomery had any ill-feeling toThe Supreme Court of thc State in the ward him up to thc time of the encouucaso of tho Indiana Central Railway Co. I tor. Mr. Montgomery, as to strength and
spective counties, yet have exercised cor last, at Puckdale Station, on the Lehigh vs - and others, 7th Indiana Reports size, Is superior to Mr. English.
poraU powers.
Valley (Pennsylvania) Railroad, during', C81 > bave . construed this section of the
A bill was passed to provide for the * b ' cb a y? un 8 m:l11 elevtioji of United States Senators. This . n .^j
was a partisan measure, unfair, uncon-
numed Kern was Constitution.
They held that provision
he in-
death. Sixteen of the rioters for a criminal prosecution cannot in jail at Allentown. eluded in a civil act. The cou
The Atlantic' Cable. Trinity Bay, Dec. 21.
Well marked currents have been rocei-
2(1 “ 7.92 1*. M. 2d “ 2.27 P. M. JfcaV'i't k.iist and 2d West stop at all stations. Hmy Al East stops at Brazil, Grecneustle und
Cnrtirsburg.
1st West stops at Plainfield, (’nrtershurg, Bellville, Clayton, < 'oatcsvillc, Fillmore, Orocneastle, Heels, Brazil, Highland. fisoTWe invite the attention of tbo sick and afflicted to tbo advertisements In our columns of
court has ved f rom Valentin to-day, hut nothing Dr.Easti rly'sIodineainlSarsnparilbi,nndGrid-
, intelligent since
, , , . . . , I^-Thc Rochester Union says that f u !!y di,,c v . u,, ? dt !'' B 800tio,,0f i. heC,, " 8 ‘ i - ptitutional, iHiboral, aiui unwise »ii its \j r <; rce |.. of the New York Tribune tutlon ) 8 * l0WI,, K tlie reasons why and thc features—and for good cause was vetoed has written a lecture on Great Men and ,iei -' e88 '‘y for its adoption. Section 20 of by tbe Governor. Gov. 'Willard's veto starts West this week to spend a montli 1 t l lf ', 8a,n0 /V^ < i' c ,!/ c<darc8 tbu ,*' ,b ,° * ,fincr ' message will he found elsewhere in our «r six weeks in its delivery. j.I .Wmbly shall not pass local or spe
columns. The Senate has since passed the hill over the veto by a vote of 20
■ V.uu.uu.e .or r res.ueur. branch, shall he guilty of 11 luisde' .
fita^ Mr 1-ostcr Halo, the inventor of, uieanor in tho special case there named, lda nK erthoir,i ealth, but procure a remedy raised letters for the use of the blind, fell while in no way held responsible for any ' n t ' m0 that will arrest them. Phillips’ down dead on thc pavement in Salem, Ala.,' other dereliction of duty* Theonlyway u
on the u It. i in which they ean he punished is by a
a ^ 0 IWlx. 1 be Pike s Peak gold accounts general act, making it an offense to refuse the House to pass the bill over thereto favorable The miners have , 0 obey thc orders of the House whero The most exciting legislation of t!ie <lect * d °f LogwUturo and del- 8a i d officers are elected, session is upon a hill prov iding for Sink- to ongress witn a view To forming Again, the bill provides that thc Seeing Fund Commissioners, with extraor- 9 lwn tern to ry. ^ ^ retary of State shall attach thc seal of dinary powers—and the loaning of thc BiwY" I lie Pacific telegraph line Iias^State to thc certificates of election, and Sinking Fund to the State. 'been completed to Lexmgfon, Mo., three upon failure thu.s to do he shall he guilty
Saturday. ! ley's Salt Rheum und Tetter Ointment, Hr. Car-
signed) DE SANTY. | tor s Cough Balsam, Dr. Baker's Specific, Dr.
r ' • Hooper's Female Cordiiil, and Dr. Easterly’s
*^„Grent and sudden changes in the „ over and A KiHer. These medicines arc weather always give many pcrsonsCoughs rp<1 b R tI , or hl t . (b|( , a „ (1 p, iysicittni nnsl in nltmivf ov<»rv rvnn iu i * ^ n d j
ayes to 23 nuys. In tlic House the hill failed for want of a constitutional majority—standing 4 ( J ayes to 48 nays. These were thc votes of Dec. 21. Republicans still Imped to muster strength enough in
ra.Gov"' Fooierof Miss!, has written i \™* T °* thc l'»“ i8l ';"Cntc.f crimes arid ^ I Chemist and Pharmaceutist, so that all can rely a letter in favor of Judge Douglas as an C ® n ° r *;. Ib,s . bl1 P r<md ® a that Wc would advise our readers not to al- "P 00 tllcni *" »»fc and effectual in curing independent candidate for President. | J®. f 50 r . of t . hc |1 J< 1 Cgl8,a f“ rc ’ p cho8C . n . by (ow tbos( , co | d9 t0 cont j nue MO as t o cn- ! tho f ' ,r th, 'y “ ro recommended. I lead, branch -ball h« .m.Dv nt a low these coins to continue so ns to en l They Bro 8tandHrd r(>m(Hlics llIul ca „ be found
in nearly every Drug and Apothecary store in tin* I’nitcd States. ly 5
Thc Senate has concurred in tho House hundred miles west of St. Louis. It will of a misdemeanor. I know of no section
He was val-
c .. by which it appears that said Defendant, Mary ucd nt 91,150, which sum will be paid to I Frail, is not a residentof the State of Indiana.
■5 za*. ■ i IU j - ~ v/ai» iu viz uv« . x i ■ * t w \j t iiu Rvvvivll resolution authorizing thc 8tato officers extended and in operation to Kansas^ of tho Uopstitution which gives to the
t draw from the Treasury and Sinking City this week. . Secretary control of the seal of the State. uuu , * 1 > 1 •* ‘ "'i.' J” I‘"’ l " " '''icm m me .-niueoi miuuna. Fund to pay tho January 'interest. *tf-llon James B. Clay ha» not ex- ■ Section 5 of Article 15 of the Constitu- heirs of his master s estate out of tho Hho is thwotow horoby notified of the filing Some time next week the extra session changed Ashland, the home of Henry tion provides that there shall be a seal ofP 11 ^* 5 treasury. sanicwill stsnd for* triaUi! tlic^mu tcnVof •vi/I expire by operation of the Constitu Clay, for land in Texas, snd does not State, kept by the Governor, which shall ira. An English paper says Jenny >u i d Court. J. McGINNI,S, Clerk. ♦ ion intend to part with it. lie called “ the seal of the Stat® of Indiii- J/tn^ w '^ nex ^ * ,,nlraer * n ”' T<,r P or ''• duels 4{*3l Per Jno. W Ltncji, dc
Cough Hyrup is a most efficacious one. We have seen tho testimonials of many citizens who have used this medicine, setting fourth its virtues in strong terms.
See advertisement.
ra.Horace, tho slave of Mr. Thomas Hcndrtc, was executed a few days since forthc murder of his master on tbe loth September lust in Brcckenridge County, Ky. He confessed the deed and met his
fate with great composure
Stair of Indlmta, Putnam Count?’' >">• Putnam Circuit Court—To April Term, 1859.
Silas C. Prall 3
r.». j Complaint for Divorce.
Mary Prall. j
IIK IT KKMEMIJKRED, that on this r,th I ) duy of December, 1858. said Plaintiff, by l> K. Williamson, his Attorney, filed in thv Clerks office of said Court, his Complaint against said Defendant, together with the affidavit of a disinterested and competent witness,
Estruy Notice.
GLYKEN UP, by I-aiab Wharton, “t'jWyY 1 Warren township. Piitmtm county, Indiana, on tlie 24tb day of Novcmlier, 1858, two estray COWS—ono a small vvidti- co*. car marks crop off each oar, underslit in the left car, supposed to be twelve or fifteen year* old. The other is a red c-ow, five or siv years old, no marks or brands, and appraised to twenty dollars liv Balix Peck and Anron Ilca|dlc, before mo, James 1'. Minniek, Justice of | the Peace in and for said town-hip, on the 9th day of December, 1858. Attest J. McGinnis, Clerk. dec35 3t*31
Estray Notice.
Jackson Township, Putnam Co., Ind.,
December 11th, 1858.
\\ T E, the under-igiied, imve tins day ap-
\\ praised a STEKU, taken up liy /. Bailey, 2ycars old past, color white and brindle; no other marks or brands
pereeivalde. Appraised to 15 dollars. Given
Fkaxki.in Booxkh,
Elijah Mob h i
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this lltb
duy of December, 1858. ISAAC JOHNSON, J. P.
Attest: J. McGINN IS. ('Ink. 3t*31
Estray Notico.
•Wrf TAKEN UP. by Imri Heady, living 'if i Qtq Clinton town.-hip, Putnam county, and Slate of Indiana, on the 24th day of N'>vember, 1858, ono COW, supposed to bo tho or six years old, flesh marks, is called a red roan, no ear marks nor brands perceivable.— Appraised at fifteen dollars by Abisba L. Morrison and James K. M. Hamrick, on the Hlh
day of December, 1858, before me. ARTHUR WALKER, J. P.
Attest: J. McGinnis, Clerk. decl83t*3l New ./Yvrivnls!
FALL GOODS
At T. J. JOHNSON A- SISTKR’S. South Side of th e Prune Sue ark,
W E have received a lot of very
handsome styles of
U<> WETS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, FEATHERS, Dross Trimmings, SW I :* AN II .1 ACIIN KT C'OI.I. l RS, Ac., of tbo latest and most fashionable styles. They arc now ready for inspection, and w ill be sold at pricea that cannot full to be satisfactory to purchasers. IVIilliixcx’y- ’WorliL of all kinds done to order. Being generally known throughout Putnam and adjoining counties, we deem it useless to add more. T. J. JOHNSON & SISTER. Greeneastle, Oct. 2, ’68. 3n»20 House Spoilt!he, Lizlitnini; Kods,
(Iron or Cojtpn',)
AT
J AND;! WAR RANTS
FOR KALE BY
E. T. KEIGHTLEY. J’TJST ItEOElIVEU! A splendid assortment of EMBROIDERED SETS AND COLLARS, \: T .1 JOHNSON & 8I8TKR - v rise Lot »r Swiss JaeoneL VJALNSOOK and CAMBRIC MUSLINS, i\ received and for sale low by may THORNBURGH ,<i ROBINSON
ND all kinds of JOB WORK in the Tinning line. ST K V KNSO.N Ai A X1ES.