The Indiana Press, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 February 1859 — Page 2
C|t |nbi;uut ^nss. HOWARD BRIOQ8. Editor and Proprietor.
Greenctstle, Saturday, Fel*. 5. 1M59.
| on Anderson doubles his puard, tor his GENERAL NEWS, establishment is not safjf an hour without J>,poktaNT Aruksts.—Wc understand i a guard. that two men named Hubbard and OhlThe Mormons put greet stress npon man were arrested at Vienna yesterday the fact, that in ordering the newspaper ^ nited States officers. I be charge to be removed, tl^y hAtended no disre- ■•'-unstthem is that they in eonneetion , ,, t, . with others, had lortned a plan lor placing v ' spect to the 1 residentbut this is hardly (( ,„ tnu . tion8 on tho Jeffersonville Uaii- l!”* 1 creditable, they having been in the habit roa( j ; t 0 throw the ears off, and then rob
of assailing him in the most indecent language for more than a year past. Things in Utah seem to be approach-
Pvtrclia*t of C'ulm.
A billbas been reported in both Houses
of Congress from the committee on foreign j n 8 a cris j 8 - Crime ca,l “ ot i ,10 ";' t bc P un
atfairs, which proposes to appropriate 1130,000,000 to enable the President to conclude with Spain a treaty of amity, and a settlement of all the existing difficulties, including the cession of the
the mail.—A . A. Ledger.
Ki.oi'P.ment at Spni.NOFiEi.n, Ir.r,.— The Springfield correspondent of the Chicago .Journal writes: “The‘upperjcirclcs' of society in the State Capital are in a
TH K
“ YOUNG AMERICA f \ \ * K have so bo il,) engaged in arnmg-
\\ ing and tltting np
OUR LARGE AND COMMODIOUS ROOMS
In the Union Block, West Side of the Public Square,
at \nv have not hud leUuro to pivo notes to | the public of tho great inducements wo are . prepared to give from our LAR(»K AN1>KX-
•i v ^ i\'u’\< r r< k'W nw \< Kuril A \
STATEMENT of the condition of tho PITCENIX INSURANCE CO M PANY, I TheniimcftlieConipunyUtho ‘ Phcmiix InsuranceCompany, and L locutud in Hartford,Ct. IX. The amount of in capital stock is 1*?,™!!°°'°°
IIT. The amount of its eapiul stock paid up jy The Assets of tub Company are as koi.lows: 1 Cush on hand and in Hank 2. •Cash in the hands of, and due from Agents -
.$53,451.11 . 35,174.70
rES’.''lYK STOCK OF .ii KUCHA NOISE.
In our
^irst, or ^njement iloom,
Wo have a largo stock of GROCERIES, RICE.
SUGAR, COTTON EARN. molasses, gaeuet chain, coffee, fatting, jc. je
..$39,200.00 .. 14,650.00 .. 13,HGO.OO
isbed, when perpetrated by Mormons. -V‘ 1 ‘ 1 1 . J . |feverish state ot excitement in conse
ami lias not been since the rebellion, al- q Ut , nce 0 t' un ‘elopement in high life though it is notorious that the highest w hich occurred hero last night. Mr. R. To l>e offered in large quantities, at tho c/irapeaf j orimes known to the Jaw have been re Ridgely, son of an eminent and wealthy /k 'V ' ^ . , l . peatedly perpetrated. * Springfield banker, disappeared last eve- 9fC0lUl, 01 1 nnnjJdr ^OOIU,
Island of Cuba, to be used by' the Pro-|cn*.„„« of gentle- FOItEIUX* DOMESTICERY GOODS.
gum in advance of the ratification of the
treaty.
The majority say iu their report that they hope that circumstances may never occur rendering it incumbent on the
, „ . ROOTS SHOES. HATS + CARS,
indent line shall see fit toadvanee that riki i<> Rxccutors, Administrators ku<i man leaves an accomplished young wile GLASS ,$• ol'EENSWARE,
t.unrdians. . . ' and two interesting children. As a Co- And a nice sUvk of EAMIL) GROCERIES
i he Court of Common 1 leas is holdeu inf . ido||t of his j leant that>bout at retail. 0.1 the four times a year in every county iu the 327,000 has disappeared from the bank oltinl ^lOOT,
State; and having jurisdiction concur- ,,f his fat/er, in which Mr. Ridgely was Wo are fitting iq> a <-i>mmodiou-nn«m, in
rent with the Circuit Court of all sums employed” ' , ^csE
lover fifty dollors and under one thousand Nkw Ati.antic Tei.eiirapu. — The FOREIGN A DOMESTIC CARPETING,
United States under the imperative and an a tt l m0 st exclusive jurisdiction Paris correspondent of the Hoston Jour- ,f 1 vr/vrv overruling law of self-preservation to take of thc estateg of Decedents and of Wards, aal sa y?‘ hat 1,1 A lithe VIll " YIN no U EAREEm, possession of the Island without the ' .. e illvthe most impart ant Court in '\"" e w 'th several hngl.sh capitalists, e obt(lin f, ur dim-t .'rom the concurrence of Spain, but if they should. 1 ‘‘ 't 1 Km P cr0 J lus confidenec ... be u ™ n iu th(5 ^ fl . r!l State,
... , | the State. proposed laying of a Telegraphic cable [ nm [ n.,tt« r imMclves that we *ro prapim'd to
summary measures could be much more | p or p u t na m county the Spring term between France and America, the ter- compete with imy n tuil c.-tutdieliinetit in the easily justified if we are prepared to show 0 f 8a iJ Court for 185D begins on the first mination of which is to be tho city of W.^t. We invite all tie p- q l.= to cull and
that we have exhausted honurable no- Monday iu March next, and will continue Boston. The company is being formed, seein, and wo wni , o yo , gotintton in attempts to meet the neces- thrcc weeks if the business of the Court 1*? wholc a ^'. r ' Vl11 ^ ,arncd int0
^
r we take the liberty of making a few sug- The Western New \ork papers record
gestions for thc benefit of claimants, the marriage at I’lattsvillc, on thc 10th I executors, administrators and guradians. ult., at I\ M., of John Bivens to Miss Claims against the estate of a dcec- M. A. 'lurk, and in the same issue andent, whether due or not due, must be the death of the bride at 0 .. .. ., o’clock on the same evening, of hemor-1. ,. ...
filed, in the office ot tho Clerk of thc r ] iaf , L . 0 f the lungs.
3. Rsul Estate owned br thc Company unoncmnibonxl, cost.. V. Amount loaned on >iortgages of Real Estate 5. Amount loamsl on pledge of Bank stocks G. Bills Receivable for loans, amply secured
7. 50 shares l\S. Trust Co.’s Stock. New York, Par, $5,000 .Market value, $5,7(10,00
200 200 200 200 150 26) 106 lo5 200 200 200 150 110 105
50 25 50 10 GO 3H
4
$88,625.87
0,4GG.7;
67,710.00
Hartford,
American Kxc. Bank Stock,
Mutropolituu
Bunk of Cionmcrco Stock, “ Merchant's Exe. Bank Stock, “
Coutinentul Mcelianica 1
Ocean “ ”
1’henix
Plueiiix
Mrr. A Mamifact rs “
, . 1* ** “
Actim
Mercantile “ “ “
State “ “
City
Far. A: Mechanics’ “ Hartford “
Conn. River
Hartford County “ “ “ Citu. us Bank Stock. Waterlmry.Ct., “
Waterbnry “
Stafford “ Stafford. Ct., “
30 Water Bomls uf tho Town of New Britain, Ct.
10 C. P. & 1. R. a Bonds, guaranteed,
20,1100 20,000 20.000 10.1 1 5,000
.
5.000 2,100
20,000 20,000 20,000
15.000
11,060
10,500 6.000 2.500 2.500
500
0,000 1,900
400
10.000 10,000
21,200.00 22.400.00 20.700.00 10.400.00 15,606.06 8,389.50 4.850.00 2.394.00 20.200.00 21,200.00 21,000.06 14.250.00 12.9sn.oo 12.075.00 5.750.00 3.300.00 3.250.00
500.00
6.300.00 2.014.00
412.00
10.500.00 7.500.00
r
might be necessary to tHf> complete vindication of this government hereafter, we ought not to be deterred from making it by any supposed unwillingness on the part of Spain to ^accept it, or even to entertain it in an amicable spirit. The President has sent to the Senate a message in reply to a resolution calling for copies of the correspondence in relation to the purchase of Cuba, not yet made public. He says no such correspondence has taken place which lias not already been communicated to Congress,
and adds:
“In my last annual message I stated that the publicity which has been given to our former negotiations on this subject, and the large appropriations which may bo required to effect tho purpose, render it expedient, before making another attempt to renew tho negotiations, that I should lay the whole subject before Congress. I still entertain the same opinion, deeming it highly important, if not indeupensibie to the success of any negotiations which I might institute for tho purchase of that island, that the measure should receive tho previous
sanction of Congress.” The message was referred to the committee on foreign relations. ---<>---
STi:VKNS<)\ & PECK,
X0.4 Union Block, West side Pub. Square. fol>5 4t38 _ just received: r -r« i:> II!m1s. Prime N. 0. Sutrar ‘uJil* UMs. Plantation Molasses
8. Accumulated iiite"cston investments
Total Assets
Tin: LiaIumtiiw of the Oompant are ^ fot.t.ows: A’. The amount of liabilities duo or not due to Banks and other creditors, none.
VI. Loise s adjusted and due, none.
V i l. Losses adjusted and not due VIII.Losses unadjusted I X. Ijosscs in suspouse, uud wuitinu,' turthor proofs X. All other claims against the Company, estimated at
- 252,924.50
3,357.58
..$419 084.66
$3,637.00 8,331.(10 18,375.00 1,000.00
$31,343.0(1
nsTvitf Sacks Prime Klo (olPee All of which will bo sold us low as can be
Court ol Common Pleas, within twelve j Ferioi s Riot.—On Monday evening, 1 months from thc date of thc first appoint- j. in ojtlqa party of ruffians entered the ment of an executor or administrator ol Methodist Church in Norwich township, said estate; if not thus filed they can Franklin county, Ohio, while the congre-1 only be established at the costs of claim-j Ration were engaged in worship—a pro- , .11 i t t , 'tracted meeting being conducted at the ants. And unless every such claim have . i i i , _, . „ , , . . time—and commenced a general row, in the affidavit of the claimant thereto at- 8 x ones an j other missiles were tached, to thc effect that the same isjust- 1 f rce jy US0 J. \ young man named Culp ly due and wholly unpaid, no costs can S received a pistol shot somctvhet o about i
be received by said claimant, in any suit the breast from some one of the rioters, for the recovery of such claim against, a '' d ?.'lv°.:- ,C |.!!ii t . Url ^. M r.
STEVENSON A PECK.
Rrc IKOii: .MAOl'l 'uflt H if BOOTS & SHOES! JP Itei rtv.U Ttilx liny «'*<• Por Sale I.ow Xcvsk MEN S FINE I-Klll'l' CALF BOOTS x .1 a LINED HEAVY “ “ X “ “ “ KlI* “ “ X “ BOYS’ “ “ 1 a YOUTH ** 2 “ WOMEN S CALK SHOES
2 “ “ GOAT “
tf 38
such estate, or the executor or adminis-l
i tliu crowd took to their heels. Several I persons were seriously injured, but young
trator thereof, not even it the claim hWj'uip’a wounds were the most serious, filed within the twelve months specified though he is still living and will doubt-
by law, as before mentioned. less recover.
An executor or administrator, within; Mysterious Murders in Kentucky. sixty days after his appointment, shall I — I he Louisville Democrat, under the
make out a full inventory of thc person-
i head of “another victim,” says : (leorgc
Total Liabilities XI. The greatest amount in- timl in any one risk, except in a few special ca«os, is $5.oiio. XII. The amount insured in any one city, town, or village is indefinite, depending up m ,u size, uml how huilt. XIII. Theiunount insured in any one block depends upon its size and construction, subject to
above rules.
XIV. Certified oqiv ofClmrter of the Company, as filed in July, 1856.
11. KELLOGG, Secretary.
State of Connecthtt. County ok Hartford, ss.
Ihirtfurd, .hinuieniMh, 1859.—Personally appeared IT. Kellogg, Sc rotary, of the I’liu-niv , Iiisuraneo Company, mid inude oath, that tho foregoing statement, by him subscribed, is trim
I according to bis best knowledge and belief.
Before mo, JuLIUs L. STRt ING, Justice of the Deace. INSURANCE AGENT’S CERTIFICATE OP AUTHORITY. A i in roK of State s Office, Indianapolis, Indiana, .lammry 18,1859.
■\Yliereas the Plio nix insuraneo Company of Hartfi.nl Ini- tiled in tlii ‘ )lliee a statement ■ f its condition on tho 31st of December, 1H58, the act of its incorporation and amendments properly certified to. and it- written instrument, nominating its Agents and authorizing them
fully and unreserve llv to nekiiowledge st-rvice of proe'--- in tile event ot suits :
New. therefore, in pursuance of the requirements of -• An Act t > ani.-i.d an Act entitle 1 an Act for the Incorporation of Insurance Companies, defining their powers, and prrserihing t’.w.r duties," approved March 2, 1855, haring pn-ioutoa sati-fuctory ovideiiee to me of full compliance t(> the requirements and spi-eitieattens ot that Act, l. .Ions \\ . Doiiti, Auditor .tt the of Indiana, do hereity certify that .1 ames A. Cr vwlf.Y, of Greeneastle, a- the Agent of
al'ctac ortlio dMe4eat, l,.v, SS
shot.
Affairs in Utah.
By private, but reliable advices from Utah, we learn that considerable excitement prevails there both with the Saints and Gentiles. Our readers will remember that a policeman of Great Salt Lake City by the name of Christianson was committed for trial by Judge Sinclair of the District Court of the United States, and that pending his examination the complicity of high Mormon dignitaries
with the affair was exposed.
On the 4th of January last this case was submitted to the Grand Jury. After hearing the evidence, in the language of our correspondent “such testimony as would hang a man anywhere in America," the indictment against him was ignored. Every Mormon voting against finding the indictment and every Gentile for it. Christianson was thereupon discharged. A few days afterwards, a charge for a misdemeanor came up before the jury against a Gentile when every Gentile voted against and every Mormon for finding the bill. Words between jurors soon followed, pistols were drawn and coats doffed, but the intervention of Marshal Dotson prevented the affair from going any further for the time being. On the 20th of December a widow woman by the name of Parish, who resides in the District of Judge Cradlebaugh, whose husband and son with a man by the name of Potter were murdered near Springville, appeared before Judge Cradlebaugh and under oath charged seven of the Saints with the murder. The Judge issued his warrant against the parties charged with the offense, and placed it in the hands of the United States Marshal. The Marshal declined to serve the warrant without a <posse>, stating us a reason that it was impossible for him to arrest and keep so many men, unaided by a <posse>, civil or military, and that a <posse>
of citizens could not be had.
The Judge addressed a note to the Governor, requesting a <posse> for the
TIItlHNRl KLII A ROBINSON.
CT. -A-. SCOTT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
GREENt'ASTLE, INI).
I)ROMPT attention will be given to uil
X husiiie-s entrustcil to my care. | Stl)t)) Iif Xndiunn, do heretiv certify Unit James A. U K vwlev, ot t.ivimcn-tlc, a.- me Agi nt i gsjJT't Hfii"' in 1 lioniliiirg | i s Bio* K, iniino- ..qq p, 1V i, authorized to trnnsnet tlie bnsine--of Insnriineo, n-the Auciit of tl • .-.i! l diately tinder the “ Press' Office. ly38 x» huMlix in^Jraace Company, in this State, up to July 1st, 1859, to the extent that ho may
(nirvH-ii-nne ■frsr fTin T^Tillinr'? l>e eomini.-sioued and appointed by the said ('ompuny.
vlUAwl tlAC AiJLIAAII/Ia « In witin s wlien-of, I have licreiiiito'siiii- rile I my name, mid caii-cd the seal of my ot.,
I'OR A FEW DAYS ONLY.—All those to bo affixed, this 18tb day of Jamtary, 1859.
I' that need Ready-Made Clotliing will save' L rtEVL -J feb5 U38 JOHN NV. DODD, Auditor of State.
article thereof appraipcu ut its true value; a nd, it is feared, mortally wounded, on .h»hn Lynchs Jtoom, m;xt dour to Amcriojiu co>imissio\eh’h sake. .U / 1X^1- \ 1^ \\ a.ul shall, within thirty days after the Wednesday night. Since the trial of the | v* ”miMw ten.i.T^Tr'.ff X- > ' laa CS-i*eoXXCaitlO \ completion of such inventory and ap Porters tn tlmt county, some time ago, a | { ;:. l ; ly .y[ 1M j 0 1 7’i«aln n ’' tor Men and B.q- mini Omrt of Common IMea-. in a certain ac- V r - r0 ^^ 0aS,TJ ' 0 praisment, file the same in the office of i surie « of losses or calamities have Itillen wi-an c..;,.prising all kinds of Cloth. Sattin'c. ti.,i. iii„n i„ Benjamin 11.1'.uekmglnm. Ali.,1. i T t run pp pn^Tlfi linTrrSp . /n , i..i /i . n /. ti t pi on all who were witucHses mrainst them. f (Vsin.t n* and Twt d ahio, »11 ki.ul'of K :• km-k uh, and Horace \\. l*»i«d^; nnup jl I U | 'i |1 H d !!!) ' !J|j the Clerk of the Court of GommonlW , rh(<v h&ve k]] either traced or PalandV, oft ,.,n*Utylo and latest Plaintifis. and Thomas Be ’ ' - 11 I I* or a failure, he may be removed. At the ( .j,. r „ e j t0 0 f die i'amilv To fashion, uml <>f even dc-eription that .mi he D'Tol the E-tate m Alaatlmr C rams t amim*. | XJN U -/X..LC X I end of one year from the first issuing of! pro Umt themselves the citizens had or.j“|; ^ e!-,'rv.hiic El'lcn Cnmo.' Abhy t V.tms'mid S^hLt (>ane THORNBURGH & ROBINSON letters each executor or administrator ganized together to rid the county of the t i ltl , . ..p.q .-enti. imm-wm-.U w.reD-i.'ndiiits. I wille\p..-,'Mpiildtc-aloon t RE r .iving EKI'SH goods ev.rv f.-w most report to the Ooart his proceedings! whole stock. Wo undewtand Mr. Jesse robe. A ' , - t ; . Bo it goe», where they »ell for cash ■ G,. i i,,. | was of the party, which, it is supposed, Carpet Sa. k-. I’ositivoly for a few days only., at the rmirt-imu ■ 1 >or in t n.. t avn o .r. i n- —RECEIVED THIS DAY— m the premises, and he must rW i was t „ e cause of the murder , RememGrtho pla* e. ‘ Butr.iin. oeiinty Ini.mna, hetw. the s0 ps. Mtsi.lN DELAlNri patterns) at least every twelve mouths thereafter! _ , ^, ! ; fehs U38 1). FR.VNCO & CO. , hours ot loui lock A. d. and 4 o* loel. i. M., 75 .. pitiNfs “ until finally disohargod hy tho ( ottrt.—J JS. The .Coluinbus Fact says that ituatc g bales HEAVY BROWN 8HEETIWG At the time id'final settleWMint such ex-' the completion ol the Cditfmbus, Un -ail oounty of Putnam, to-wit; Lot No. j .. i-'j'sU ecutor or admii.i.-trator shall, under oath, l ?i 'i ua » a,,d Ind^na RaUro:.. 1 , which will Mm „. oV ...u,,,,.,. ,. u , WHm « ’ “! >Coin.mssio B rsSanroyofthoTojni A UrgelotJf no wand fancy DRESS GOODS I M ” *- ' —’«*" ot Bainbndge, I’utmnu county, Indiana, la- SHAWLS for the season, every variety
I ginning two chains, and -ixty-tlirce links south | A1 ,, t of pock ET and TA BLR CUTLERY
VS. ^ Lint fiction. [,,( .lie n*>rthwest oprner of l.et No. one in the We now lave <,n It mid tin* largest and most
\
. „i occur some time in 1’ebruary, the Muck-
submit to the C ourt a lull statement oi i • i . -n • ■. .1 n
, , eye Legislature will visit thc llooster
his sort ices, and the ( ourt, after examin-andholdltigh festivalin ourlegislaing him and any other person touching tive halls; then, by way of returning the
such services, will allow for the same such compensation as it may deem just. Every guardian shall make out and file with the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, within three months after his appointment, a full inventory, verified by oath, of the real and personal estate of liis ward, with the value of the same, and the value of the yearly rents of the real estate; and failing to do so, it shall be the duty of the proper Court to remove him and appoint a successor. He shall report under oath, at least once in j every two years, an account of bis receipts and expenditures as such guardian, verified by vouchers or proof; failing to do so, he shall receive no allowance for services, and be liable to his ward on lus bond for 10 per cent, in damages on thc whole amount of estate, both real and personal, in his hands belonging to such ward. The guardian is responsible for li per cent interest upon all moneys be-
longing to his ward.
These are a few of thc duties and responsibilities of executors, administratorsand guardians, which ought constant-
xtev. J. Hill will prca. h a Tem-
that city.
£*$■
bath,) at loj o'clock, A. M.
invited.
> Civil Action.
Wii.i iamH.Ori>. j I said survey; th. no,• emt two chains and fif- pcrl'cct . lock of Good-ia this ma'rkct, mid will
J ) K IT RE M K M li EKED, that on tlii- 27tii ■ tcon iind oim-fourth links; thence north forty- ,.n t! m
( ) day of Janiiiirv. 1-59, the Plailitill, ! . D.ijivo d '.e .cast; .iom. ■ r-.st two chains and | •» 4~\' r X 1 £“ m YT) A 0' r "T E. M illiuinson. In-attorney, lib <l in thoClcrk < thirl v-threo link • their '' south two clinin- 'is if JU 1 - x*! S~ii «
aeo COME AND SEE.
THORKBURGH & ROBINSON.
jan 15 tf 35
compliment, thc wise' ( law-givcrs of IIoo-
sierdom will visit Columbus by thc same, _ .,, , . . .., . . .
i.i* . ]i . . • 1 • oulec ol said Court Ins onjnpmint ai^unst said end liftv-?ovcH links to a rixtGi'ii-fuot allcv: -hurt line route, and be entertained m ! Defeudant, together with the affidavit of a; thonc. west five chains and thirty links to the
(•om|>('tont vitn." . hv wliieh it iqqiear- that in-ginning, to include Lots No. m venty-foiir I the -aid Defendant L not a ro-ident of the State’ :in il nty-fiv.-in 15. F. Corwino'■ fir.-t en-
.. • .1 1- of Indiana: ho is therefore herel.y notified of. fiiroenient of the Town of Bainhridge; also, ( jei'i el'' ; n' To'.MOIM'iiU the filing and pcidency (tf aideoKqdaint, ami Lou No. three and four, iu said ('onmiission- . 1 . , , ’ , ,, that the .-amo will .-tmid for trial at the next Ft* .Survey of the Town of Builihri.lge, as will
.1. Mi (f 1 N IS, Clerk. |^j aiiown hy reference to the records of Puti’r M li. Uui)ts 11.1., I). ('. mini r unity; and Lot No. nine in the originnl
Stat<* uf Indlmin. Pnliiam Coumty, l'- 1 t 11 Bniilhridgc, to lx: diviih-d iu two equal Putuaro Oomiuon FIchi.Court—ToMarcli Term, 1850. dots rillinillg north UKd -I(Util mid six rods -iiuare Joiin ,1. Alooiti. and 1 . south of said I.ot No. nine, ii'lding ten linksen
James Eckxi.s 1 Civil Action, j the cast side, and Lots No. -iNty-eight, .-i\ty- *"'• I nine, seventy, seven tv-one, seventy-two, and
i iVu\Vi.'k nil'’nv 1. , ,1 • ! sevouty-three, in limjamin F. Corwine's first I} K 1 1 L1.M EM BE o 1.D, that on t 11- . ■ t.i . 1,1 aro.'nu'iit of tho Town of Buinbridgo, Put-
|) day of January, 1359, the riaintil!'- ' ■ '
Tliu public are
H38
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Duritir) irce/t ending Friday, 4. Jan. 31—To Win. F. Harper and Sarah E.
Christi >.
(fcniorntion Elation.
term of - iid Court.
fr!>5 3t38
Por Treasurer.
Editoh I’kkss: I’leiise announce tho name of C. (i. LEE as a candidate for Town 1 rea*urcr, and oblige bis MAN Y F1U EN DS.
For >fnr<4lm!.
We are niithorized to ulinoiinee GEORGE of the Stat
- . . ,- v ! nmn countv, Indiana; and on failure to realize D. E. W 1.1 luiiisen. their attorney, l.esl in tne || )( , pil | nmeiint due and demanded on said deCierks offiee of sail Court, their ioniplaintj ( . r€ f fmv.'losure. and costs, I will at the same
again-t said Deleudant, : 1 !iicr witil 11 e 1 afii- tiuio and place offer fur sale tho fee slniple in davit of a competent witli' . by wliieii it up- , ui(l tl , „ ai J ( ., lat0 . Juried upon as tho proppears that tin; said Defendant 1- not a resident v „ f tll „ Mli(l ,Hn„ A. Crane. Benjamin || l4 Jj anH . ), c j N .. - ... ~ . ...
1 i tlifrcftHo liiTihy (i rano •pn^n Oane, Al»by Crane, and Sophia
KICKl.TTS a.-< a eandiduteforTown Marsshak no ^)" (a « t tin* lilmt; and pcn l nr\ ot .-Hid onm- (’raup, heiiN nt h\w of thc said AbiatharCrane at the eiipuinir election. ! plaint, and that tho'Aine willstaiul t<»r trial at (deceased.) to satisfy said decree of foreclosure.
purcliascr wijl lx* requirod to pay ono-littti
Dh. Eastkiu.y's Mkdioinks.—The depot of vuhiablefiiiiiily inodieines ke|>t i>y Dr. Easterly, at tlio corner of Third and Chosnut A reels, is well worthy tho attention of gentlemen visiting
tho city during tho present rush ofhusiness.— John Nil'-, /*/</
Dr. Easterly N medicines are prepared under id own superintendence, and are of warranted of-
the next term of said Court. J. M< GINN IS. Clerk.
f«l>5 3138
Stp.to of ludinna, County of Putnam. Jin eighteen months; Oiie-lifth in twenl even In Dutiwin C:mid Ihuri— 1 ,, : muntlis,mid one-fifth in thirty-six months from 'fnAy-J T rm. .-1. /». 1859. j 1 ’ | tlio day "f sale, mid exociite notes therefor, ixair-
t.fi—vs.— Maria Boswell, | ing interest from date, waiving viduation or ap-
(of the purchase money eusli in in.ml, on tho
1 r .1. i». bmisii.T.. D. C. (lay of sale; one-fifth in nine months; one-fifth
in eighteen months
D. C. DON Noll UK, Master Commi-.-imier.
Hctcnoy. His preparation of Iodine and Ear-
ly to, be homo in mind by such fiducia-1 K '
ries, and with which every person ought
to be familiar.
iridine, mid Albert Boswell,"William lio-well, praiseinent laws. George Boswell. Andrew lio-well, Tlmmas jan J2 til3G
tio.-well, Mary \\ ilson and d'honias Wil-i 1
In r liusbaml, aud .Margaret Bi -wiM, clii/iir< it { I ^’1' I* I ' I*'' I \ l<^ I V -Iloirs-Bt-Inw of JoilU B. Heisw ell, dei ;i-i'd. V.- O 1 ItliV lil \ 1 i 1 s «
Tlie interest question is being urged in the Indiana Legislature in cvc-
Coiigh Balsam, have attained a special popu- / IOM KS now the Plaintiff, by rteerc-l ^c Tiir-| jA_ TjCDT CDT 1
lari tv and a vi ry extensive patronage through- ^ oian. Ids Attornci -. and files lii- ( ompiaint out the valley of the Mississippi. Besides these 1 1 {^ pi . n > u '7*** n ' M ' affidavit of a o.Mr.potent and . ^ 1 i enwnterpsted wltne^, by which it nppears that he Uat numerous other excellent preparations Albert Boswell, one ot the above named I).*designed particularly for family use. Persons fend ants, is a non-resident of the $tate of Inresiding in localities where medical aid is dtffi- dinnn. The said Albert Bo-well is therefore
ry form. Many members are in favor of cnlt U>lH,1iad on suddou emergencies .m, not d-. ,H T b f v W't' 1 ”'' 1 “ f ,l '«' "''ng of,aid Coinpl.int; allowing 1ft per cent, upon contracts; sonie | hettur tlmu supply tliomwlyes with Dr. Eastei -; nll< 11 “ t hlu ’ " 1| 'ortrlalat tho
are in favor of establishing 10 per cent.
I ly*# medicines.-- fjonij* Dcmociytt.
as the legal rate; and others are in favor < r lIUHNt' AS'Ul ,!•
Marshal, and Gov. C-mming promptly of allowing any rate, however exorbitant, BAKERY AND CONf ECT10NERY. made a requisition on Gen. Johnston for for whid ‘ l» artiu ' s ma y contract. Thank EFBECTEnJA^mSmim^- to tho < iti-
prospect for any of /..-ns of Greeneastle and vieir
; AprilTerrn, 1859, uf the PutnuniCircuit Court Attot: .1ACOH .M< (UXNIS, CJetk. Jan. 17,1859. :n;;7 IVrM. B. Bi D.( Stale of liidlniin, < oimiy of Puiun
^iai€ l ndlmin. 6 <min 1 y
In CoinmitmiouerH*Court—To Mnrt h Tarm, 1859. j )K I T RI.M KM liEliKD, that on the 22nd I ) day of Jnnui.ry, Dl-une Matkins and
FINK OLD JAVA (JOl'FKi:
— AND—
EXTEA SIRUP, For aal6 cheap at THORN lit KGII & ROBINSON'S. RECEIVED THIS DAY1 ,)/ i BAGS RIO COFFEE I 20 I'M-. N. O. Si CAR 3 “ CRCSHED do
1 “ RICE
For sale cheap for cash. THORN lil KG H & ROBINSON. N. B.— Why do not all our merchants keep tine TEAS like Tin ■ rihiirgh A Robinson fTwo more hupkatoa chests received to-day, and for -ale at HO rr,,fs ja r R>. Look to your iliter*vt! Greeneastle, Jan. 12, 1859. In Thoriilmrgh's Block, in Thorntmrgh Row, With Halls above and Stores Mow, There is a Store H'hot * a Store— AVitli head all np, to say no more. She cuts a dasli, and sells for cash ; 11 more you il know, go the Bow, Slie is all tho go along the Bow, And sells away liotli night and day— ' T is v'/uit the /n’uple sat/1 > -iil\E I S T0MCC(rt-01d Virginny, Jeems River, and 1ft them preach wlm please, because they preat h in vain; for we will all still go to Thornburgh A; Itobinson's, and buy their extra line T'*BACC< >. Ed ward s Best—the "People s < lioir'i —the Eldorado—glorious brands 1' Received this day TEN KEGS, mid for - lie low for on-b bv tho keg or at retail, jan13 THORNBURGH A ROBINSON.
a detachment from tlie army, hut subse- & 00 J nt ‘ s8 ’ B lore *8 no prospect tor any of zena of Greenen-tlo and vieinitv, tlmt he William H. Shields filed their petition jn tie
s»»”"y Ik. rf 8 l ^|a^^.i-«i.to« T »i^i. ( . fc
withdrew it, before any arrests were made. ■* M" * ,,r Indiana. I he leg.il tatc ot in- vVest side of tli" Publie Square, where he i- and praying said Board t<> vacate Lots Ne-. n, >So these Haintlv cut-throats go at laro-e in torest will remain for the future as it now fully prcpiinM to meet any (h amnds Unit nun 12, 13, 14, 35, 30, 37, 202, 2"3, 204 and 214, ,, ,, , , ' . L ■ a„„,i „n * , lie made on him for the be.-t kind of 1 situate in the original pint of the town of Greenthe valley until they may deem it wise to 18 ^ P tl cent, and all interest above that, bre.VD. CRACK KKS. CAKES j castle, iu said county : and also to vacate all of fice to the taountainH. * j contracted for or taken, under any cir-j Pound Uak*-s, snonge uakes, rusIsh, 4ce., ueh jtort^on- ot the streets and alloys laid ofi
The President’s Message was carried c “ m9tanco9 or u P on al, y pretext, will be Kv " r ' i "' d ln Grecmsatle.
by private express from St. Joseph, Mo., treked by the law as usury. Ichoicost cakes and isuifeetien* ries *>n short, west of Madison street, excepting the street
to Great Salt City, in tlwen days. It was i ~ II is a remarkable coincidence, that
soon let up and printed off in Kirk An-
sm:It 10It ROMAN AND ITALIAN VIOLIN STRINGS. Also, several SPLENDID ITALIAN v to r, i xs, fiterop TU1: VF.ItV IlK.ST OF MARK.
Together with a lot of
GERMAN SILVER PITCH PIPES, Each containing two notes—A and C. BfaJUThose in want of siieli articles can be supplied with the VERY BEST, and on the
most reasonable terms.
A SHIPMENT OP ! SllOE.S just rev iwd, which we otlVr for
£52plcixcli<3. -ale cheaper than anv otln r . stablishment in
EX PKCTED I>.\ 1 LY. j ll "; '•ounty. LA Dl ES' KIN E SI LK-LA.ST-
Cwff" Tuning and Repairing dene in a satis-' ING H EEL G A IT Mis, at $1 50 per jar. fact*iry manner. , fnj"— LADIES' KID AND MOROCtr-,) In.-truction given on the Piano, Melo- ~~~ • ( * BCSKINS, at 90 cents. For
deon, Violin and Guitar. ea-li only.
XTO ILTJM BUG! THE CHEAPEST SHOE STORE IN INDIANA. \ LARGE ASSORTMENT of LA-,.*, ;\ Dl Es . M I SSJiS iVClj I LDREN S
Ever sefd iii Greuiicwlio. i in said original plat of said town,mid interacctPnrties, weddings, &e., siqplied with the ing said lots, us lie south of Poplar street and
1 —- west of Madison street, excepting the street
notice. ! running east and west along the south line of
1 , .. « , .. ,, He respectfully asks the publio to give him tho aforesaid Lot No. 214: This is therefore while a portion ot the mom >ers ot the u j r | H p fully confident of Id- ability to render to give notice of the filing and pendency of
doraon's “ Valley Tan,” (an anti-Mormon J l,ulla, i a Legislature are urging an in- satisfaction, lie will sell as cheap a- the -ai l
newspaper,) and through courtesy placed '-f 0,1 ' 1 I,l L of inteie. t, .1111 ] 1 li .itin r I n 001 moot ion with tin 1 above, holm- riii 'Tit ly of tlie Board of Cuioiub-ionori of Putnam
upon tho tables of the members of the their argument upon thc fact that Ohio ESt.fS. opened an ^ ' Countv. Territorial LcgisJaturc. At this the hon- a,,J other States allow a higher rate, the BATmO SALOONAtte.-t:
orabJo geutlumen were deeply incensed, J * I 01180 ilopresentatives ot the Ohio all tiik pf.lp uik- of tiif. kka»on | M«i«oriiitiunii,PutnBm Uou«t>-,«».
petition, and that the same will be hoard | ileterniined at the March term, A. D. 1859,
SAMUEL WOODRUFF,
Jan. 22, 1859. 3137 Auditor of P. ('
w 11 < >m:sam:. THE OLD-ESTABLISHED
HOUSE of
PRATHER Sc SMITH, ' 155 Main mt•• LoiiIhvllle t Ky.,
Are now prepared ns usual for the Fall 1 Trade, with a select and large stock of eve-
U-An*!,. resolution and the papers sent j tho ;5 f . t allow j nL , ' r CCIlt . 0I1 A-all 1. solicited. d-elMf.- of Putnatn I.auity, al'ter.Unal-ettlenentet'the li' it mid experienc.'! llatteiq ami tlie'lr p!irto the Secretary of State. contracts with full knowledge before them Thill ('OI!£ll! llPlt iiri' I hilt COUtfll! Estate of Harrison Hunter, do. -a—J, about tlieieha-o- mad • at the low-tousli price-. Thcv Anderson in his paper of January 4th n f thc practical and injurious operations I | AVK V0, J A 'l"" 1 SUMl f T , Wu Il'iodred Della,- were found ro- -till adhere to their old mntt.s4 iL ii l l . . , _ ... ... i„" J P I 1 you go to Cook, and get a Bottle of his nimnffig tor distribution among tlie Heir-.— *• </,/„•'• Sale, and Smalt Profit,."
Terms cash—or short time to prompt num.
Si ■ B.—A call i-respectfully solioitod. I GIVE US A CALL L. K1SSNEK, f*ref. of Mu.-ic, 1 And Examine our Stock and Prices. ,, , Green hast le, Ind. ! LADIES’ KID AND MOROCCO SHOES
Looms at the \\ cinbardt House. janH tf22 I made to order.
XT *. n rt v-i i MajP-Homember that a pr. Sho*'.- of our own ilatS, LapS & Fur Goods •oaky will wear as long as four pr. Eastern
AT
shoes. Yours, resjastfiillVi
A. WEKNEKE & BROTHEH,
S. \V. corner Public Square. Green castle, May 22, 185$.—tf
?t!|)c and ^UrcotyiK .foundry, No, 108 Yine street, hetimsti Oh I"id r>M.
CINCINNATI.
It. ALLISON Supt-
M A N t r FAUTTJ KF.KS AND DU A T.ER-- J N’ MEWS, BOOK AND JOB TYPE,
Printing Pres-e«, rases. Gallics, &o.; Inks, and
Printing Material-of everyth -erijition. StkhBOTYPINO of all kiials; Books, Mu io,
Kn-
rcpliea to tho attacks made upon him in of u If) per ct. law. Cough Syrup. It has relieved me of Coughs Said Heirs are therefore notified to apjjear on ^A»i r i. n b;T ;5,r r„KEAi>vo*,K.
cm * Ulrua ten to tear down his ‘ hell coun ty, has been apnointed and confirm-, Druggist, N.XV. cor. Public Square.'distribution share. J. McGINN W, Clerk WrTho highest market price paid for Furs 1 Brand and Pattern Letters, various styles, f** tliey hin offico. Therenp (*d M Indian D>r » tah Territory. Prico 25 and ^ocenU tfl^ | jan203t*37 C. C’. P. of Putnam County. ,aiui Poltrio*. jj^KLErTROTYPixa in all it* branch***.
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