The Indiana Press, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 February 1859 — Page 2
Cbc Indiana |)rcss. HOWARD BRIOQ8, Editor and Proprietor.
The C'nttt-YrlHearl Treaty Ilatilted. The satisfactory intellifrcnce reaches us from Nicaragua that the Cass-Yrissari Treaty, as originally arranged by the ; American and Nicaraguan negotiators, has been ratified by the Nicaraguan government. By this treaty the Republic of Nicaragua concedes to the United States.
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Laguiativr. and Baeific oceans, through the territoThe session of the Indiana Legislature ries of that republic, on any route of comis rapidly drawing to a dose. A bill has' munication, natural or artificial, whether passed remodeling entirely the system of , or wa ^ r > which may now or herev.- i • ,» . after exist or be constructed under the Townsh.p bus,ness, bor a synopsis of autll0rity 0 f Nicaragua, to he used i„ the
this bill, the reader is referred to an ar
GENERAL NEWS.
Damage to the Steamboat Creaeent.
Vincennes, Feb. 23.
The steamboat Crescent, heavily load-
tiele on our first page. The proposition to abridge Courts of Common 1‘leas has failed. Several new circuits have been formed for the Circuit Court. Nothing will be done in regard to the Wabash and Erie Canal. Most likely the Sinking Fund will be distributed to the various counties, aud loaned under direction of the county officers. A high liquor li cense law is almost passed. It has passed eacli branch; but some amendments made by the Senate in which the House refuses to concur, and from which the Senate refuses to recede, have called for a committee offree conference, which committee will doubtless reconcile all differences, aud give us a stringent, constitutional, liquor license law.
same manner and upon equal terms by both republics and their respective citizens—the republic of Nicaragua, however, reserving the right of sovereignty over
the same.”
The United States agree to extend their protection to al/ such routes, and to guarantee the neutrality of the same. They also agree to employ their influence with other nations to induce them to guarantee such neutrality and protection. Nicaragua engages also to establish a free port at each extremity of the transit for merchandize and effects in Iranritu.— Troops and munitions of war can bo carried by tho United States across this
transit.
The postmaster general is authorized to convey the mails across this transit by contract or otherwise. Nicaragua agrees that in ease she should fail to protect persons and property ii]>on this transit, that the United States shall have power to do so, so long as such military protection may he considered necessary.
B»3w.A spirited war of words is waging between Hudson, editor of the Terre Haute Express, (republican,) and Edmunds, editor of the Terre Haute Jour-
ftcu. Last week wc published an account of tho difficulty in tho Senate chamber between Senators Gooding and Hcffren, in which two brothers of the former Senator participated. If. Clay Gooding, who was got down by Mr. Hcffren, has been acquitted of any participation in the af-
fray other than an attempt to separate "al, (democrat.) The former is a lawyer; the belligerents. Lemuel W. Gooding, j tho latter 19 C, ‘y Trt ’“ sur< 'r. Hudson to who used the cane so effectually on Mr EJ, “onds talks largely in his paper about Heffren’s head, has been fined by tht . > <hvers malfeasances in office; Edmunds Mayor of Indianapolis, S10 and costs.-! retu,,ate9 P ubhshin S var,0U8 8tron P Senatorial skulls are cheap enough at |'^’mtions concerning the robbmu ‘
that rate, and the heads of all the Sena-
tors in the Legislature might be broken for about a thousand dollars. Perhaps it would be best for the State to let the job out on contract, and thus “dry up ” the Legislature. SUf Among the politicians of Vigo county there has been quite an excitement recently over the County Treasurership. N. F. Cunningham, democrat, the incumbent, was to serve until sometime iu the coming Fall. Harvey D. Scott, republican, is the Treasurer elect to succeed Mr. C., when his term regularly expires. The latter being elected Treasurer of State, entered upon the discharge of the duties of that office sometime during this month, thus creating a vacancy in the County Treasurership of Vigo.— These being the facts, the story goes that Cunningham sold to Scott the unexpired term of his county office; and upon the strength of this sale Scott demanded the office as a matter of right. The County Commissioners of Vigo disregarded the bargain and sale, and appointed Mr. Joel II. Kester (democrat,) to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Mr. Cunningham ; and for this independent, manly discharge of duty, the Commissioners are soundly berated by the “ Express ” and most of the Vigo Republican politicians.
Kdiniu'iuiii Review.—The J anuary reprint, by Leonard Scott A Co., of this excellent Quarterly, is before us. Contents: Help’s Spanish Conquest in America ; Life Assurance; The Church Rate Question ; The Roman Catecombs; The Hudson Bay Territory ; Lord Liverpool’s Administration, until
1822;
Library of tho British Museum ; Life and Organization ; and History and Prospects of Parliamentary
Reform.
—Every article would not only attract the general reader, but would amply com-
pensate a careful study.
Terms—83 a year. For Blackwood and any one of the four Reviews, $5 ; for the four Reviews and Blackwood,810. Address Leonard Scott & Co., New York. ift-The act repealing the 10 per cent, interest law, and substituting (j per cent, as the legal rate, has passed both branch-
es of the Ohio Legislature. The law k 0 R° m 0 f HUf d l unc( dl 0< l fix'patriotism, goes into operation on the first of April. Hon. Andrew’ Humphreys, the 1»b^„ The Kentucky Opposition State now ^ a PP°’ n * c ^ Indian agent for Utah Convention met at Frankfurt on Tuesday, I' err i tor y> wa s in town a couple of days and nominated Joshua F. Bell for Gov- sineo > lnakin K arrangements to depart for emor, Alfred F. Allen for Lt. Governor, the fur WC8t in ear, y spring. He will and James Harlan for Attorney General. P robab ty P° w ' t ^ 'lodge Eokles. fetrTo assist legislation, our National ’ Bf * J ‘ Critten ‘* n 4 Lane ” i8 8aitl to be
of
dead men's estates, and bastardy. We hope the public will not consider either party guilty of all that is charged and insinuated against him, hut regard both as innocent until the crimes he proved--thus making a charitable allowance for
their excited imaginations. ---<>---
----->Judge Eckles will return to Utah in the further discharge of his official duties as Chief Justice of that Territory— starting from here in about seven weeks. He is exceedingly popular with the Gentiles and the Army of the Territory, and is urgently entreated by them to return to his post. The Administration, loth [sic] to lose his valuable services, has made several changes by which his position in Utah will he more pleasant than heretofore and more profitable. Among these changes is a change of circuits. His head-quarters hereafter will he with the Army, forty or fifty miles from Salt Lake City, instead of being in that hot-bed of Mormonism, which was anything but
pleasant.
—Just now the Judge is keeping up “camp life," and recruiting his physical man, in the pleasant occupation of making maple sugar in the woods. He looks now two years younger than he did on his return from Utah some months since. ---<>--- Courts.—Clay Common Pleas begins on Monday next. Putnam Common Pleas begins on Monday, the 7th day of March, and will continue three weeks. The docket is heavy
with causes.
Putnam Circuit Court begins on Monday, the 4th day of April, and continues two weeks. There is business enough for ten weeks in this court. Commissioners' Court for Putnam county begins on Monday, the 7th of March. 8Pi..Repiihliean juntos and caucuses are very busy just now in fixing up matters for the corporation election. Many respectable aspirants have been beheaded already by the managers—many more heads will fall—the victims the while utterly ignorant of tho manner of their execution, and some of them unconscious
of their misery.
B^nuLook out for those exceedingly patriotic individuals who are anxious for office in which to serve the corporation without pay. There is a motive for all things, and selfishness is usually at the
Legislature, during the first session of the 35th Congress, in the way of contingent expenses, consumed 87(1,551 56, in
horrid sight was disclosed. The deceased was about 71 years of age, and had been drinking the day before the accident, which leaves the inference that he may have fallen in a fit. The verdict of the Coroner’s jury was that he came to his death by a visitation of God in a man-
ner unknown.—J\ ru Sentinel.
Damages for Slander.—Phcebc Allison, formerly a domestic in the house of Mr. Thos. Bratt, of Allegheny city, Pa.
Burned to Death.—Joseph Larimer, who lived near Miamitown was found
on it 3d inst., on the hearth oi 8 ( j ((Wn t i irous }, t ii e drawbridge over h,s dwelling, his left knee and right arm | W abash. this afternoon, swung burned to acnsp. and h.s clothes all burn- aKround)8trikiug a spiin 0 f t heO & M R. cd off. His family had left him at the n. bridge, but doing no serious damage house the morning, apparently well; t0 u • • it out of lilie _ and cheerful, and on returning some About 10 () hrls. of pork were thrown ovt.nie after they found the house closed erboard * prevent the boat from sinkand smoke issuing from the crevices — • g h(1 now H,.* H gainst the bridge, They opened the door, got a horn, and badl cr i pp i ed . Tbc ba l anC e of her earblew it to call the neighbors, by which w ill he taken out in barges, when it time the smoke had cleared away andthe ^th^ght, the boat can be removed safely.
Trains pass over the bridge as usual. Montlkly Snie of Live Stock nt llourbon
County, Kentucky, Court.
Monday morning was cold and frosty, and but few mules (and they of an indifferent quality) were offered. Two-ycar-olds sold at 8('0 to 887, yearlings from
831 to 853.
A number of broke mules from Indiana and Ohio sold at the following good prices
- . , per pair: 8400, 8340, $322,8315 to 8254.
lately sued Mrs. B. for slander, and laid Mr bright, of this county, sold his faher damages at 820,000. 1 he ease was mous Jack, “ Compromise,” sixteen and tried a day or two ago, and the jury gave a balf bands high, f or 82,400 ; about half a verdict of 81,500 in favor of the plain- „ dozen others so i d ilt ^50, 8810, 8700,
tiff. The defendant, it was charged, had §447
circulated a report that the plaintiff had An Englishman who had been vainly given birth to an illegitimate child, and endeavoring, for some weeks, to sell at subsequently made away with it, and j, r i va t e S1 ,]e gome cattle lie had just imhence the suit. ported from England, sold at auction two Murder. 1 he Connersyille Times, be ip C r 8 a t $600each,and one cow at8425. learns from a gentleman of \ lenna, raj’- q' be gtoch, be gays, cost him more than ette county, that a horrible murder was doub i e tbi8 pr iceiu England, committed near that place on last Tuesday \ few common stock cattle sold at high night. The name ofthe murderer is Smith, figurC g ) two-year-olds goingat 830 to 824. and ol his victim, Harney, both young There was a good number of horses men; and, as usual , whiskey was at the f ronl Indiana, Ac., offered, but prices bottom of the affair I he jugular vein of rulcd i 0W) ranging from 8100 to 856.— Harney was severed by one stroke of the ,s e veral indifferent stallions sold at geldweapon of his assailant Ho expired j ng prices—/Vm (AV) Flag.
within fifteen minutes after the wound
was inflicted. Smith escaped, and up to
this time has not been arrested. Miss Judson Goes to Indiana and
Gets a Divorce.— Miss Judson, the heroine ofthe Anglo-African elopement
BfO. The old court house and another buildingat Rockville, Parkecounty, were burned down on Sunday morning. John Cullen, a brakeman on the Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad,
which caused so much commotion about was run over and killed Thursday after six weeks since, arrived in town yester- noon at Culver station. He was engaged day on her way homeward, having been coupling ears, and in climbing up beto Indiana in company with her broth- tween them fell and was run over by six er, and advertised Joe fora divorce.—: ofthem—horribly crushing him, and exJoe hadn’t any money to take him there tinguishing life instantly, to plead his own cause, and, time being Great Skating Feat.—Tuesday, the up. he was repudiated, and his bride i, t H. K. W. Ayres, a printer ofthe made a free woman. She was just in Press office, skated from this city across the nick of time, as the statutes were Lake Winnebago,andupFoxrivertoBerin.medlately afterwards amended so as to n,,, a distance of 72 miles, performing the cut off all such operations in future. 1°' feat in Jive hours and fifteen minuter, or •liana is no longer the haven of domes- ^ bt) rate of fourteen miles an hour, tic difficulties.—Detroit Free Frets. \ [Fonddu Lac Press. Tragedy in Mississippi.—A terrible Dr. Daily —By a private letter from domestic tragedy was enacted on Sunday a reliable source, we learn that the reweek, near Byhalin, Marshall county, ports in regard to Dr. Daily’s intention Miss., which resulted in tho death of a logo South to practice law are entirely young man named Jones, at the hands of without foundation. He will take up his his father-in-law, Samuel I. C rute. Afam-j res j dencc w jth his father-in-law, near
Madison, Ind. Wc learn also that he designs writing a book. He still claims that lie is innocent of the charges preferred agninst him, and appeals to his brethren in the church to relieve him of the odium attached to him in consequence. [Snl/ivan Democrat. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED During week ending Friday, Feb. 25. Feb. 22—To Prcinentcr Mullinix and Julia
A. Allen.
Feb. 23- To Joseph W. Stoner and Martha
F. Hall.
Temperance Lecture.—Prof. S. M. Hkwlitt will add red the
ily difficulty had for some time existed between the parties, the father having taken his daughter home and forbid her husband entering tho house. OnSunday Jones attempted to visit the promiseB for some purpose, and was met at the gate by Unite, shot-gun in hand, who warned him not to do so on the penalty of his life, which being unheeded, Unite fired the contents of Kis gun at Jones, killing
him almost instantly.
Accident to One op a Brid al Party. On Tuesday evening a painful accident occurred at the hoarding-house of Miss Pannill, in Richmond, Ya. The circum-
stances are as follows : A Wedding party eitizi ns of Greencastlc on the subwas about leaving there for St. Paul’s |j ftct °* Temperance, at Thornburgh’s Hall, on church, when the dress of one of tho s “t'irday and Monday evenings, February 2Cth bridesmaids, Miss Ellen Fuller, caught und 28tl1 ’ ll: ‘ 11 'I 1 -' u (ire from a lamp, and a scene of great . Sabbath School Anniversaexcitcment ensued. Several persons rush- ry.—The Anniversary Kxerei.-esof
cd .obor ...Uunoo, cd in ,hc cflW,,
extinguish the flames, Mr. Alexander kvkNING, March 1st. Besides h variety of Jones, the bridegroom, burnt his hands! inturusting literary performances,the exercises quite badly. Miss Fuller’s injuries were bo enlivened by a choice selection of musevere, but not considered fatal Her sic_ b‘»th vocal and instrumental. All friends rT fmm d.,..h U.loub.lc«„.i„ s ,n^tr h “Sr? SMSSlS* the flannel with which her person was proteeted. The incident seriously marred Editor Press—Dear Sir: The the pleasures of the wedding: the cere- VSKB? report is being circulated by persons mony, however, proceeded, and the newly dosiab Graces,is" n^eHmlidate'f‘.Mhe married pair loft in the cars for a bridal niheeul Town Treasurer 1 ’—in other words, that four. | if he is elected I uni to have tho office. Now, Narrow Escape of a Bishop.—The t" those who know the facts in the case 1 need Hcv. Bishop Kipp, of San Francisco was n,,t A n . y anything, for every one that knows reeentlv .i » •. anything must know that 1 could not hold the recently crossing a bridge, near that city, ,,tti C( , ,,, i),,p llty , from fm . t tlmt , Hm Ko _
AND. J. DARN ALL, BML ESTATE HD LIVE SlUliEIT. AND—■ 1 GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT. QUEEN CASTLE, IND. Office—N. E. Boom of tho Court House.
REFERENCES.
Hon. James Harlan, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa; “ Henry S. Lane, Craw fords villc, Ind.; “ John P. Usher. Terre Haute, « “ O. P. Morten, Uentreville, 11 “ John A. Matson, Groencastle, “ “ Henry Seerest, “ •« E.T. Keightley, “ « Maj. W. D. Allen, Cashier Ex. Bk., “ « “ AV. H. Shields, Recorder P. C., “ *» Capt. \V. H. Thornburgh, “ «
“ Win. M. Jacobs, Richmond, Mo.; “ Francis M. Darnull, “ “ Gustavus 8. Elgin, Richfield, “
tforporation tflertion.
For Treasurer.
Editor Press: Please announce the name of C. G. LEE as a candidate for Town Treasurer, and oblige his MANA h R1LN PS. I am authorized to announce JAMES SHIELDS a candidate for the office of Collector and Treasurer of tho city of Ureencastle. Father Shields is old and lame, and not able to work; he hopes the good people will give him the office, and he will he ever thankful. *
For Marshal.
Wo are authorized to announce GEORGE RICKETTS as a candidate for Town Marshal, at the ensuing election.
For Supervisor.
We are authorized to announce GUSTAV WKINIIARDT as a candidate for Supervisor
of the Town of Groencastle, at the coining Hon. AUi. G. Patrick, Grasshopper Falls, K.T.; . * i Moore & Osborn, A ttys, nt Lew, Chicago, 111. election. r \ ND. J. DARNAjLL would most respectCHARLES MICHAEL is a candidate for fully announce t<> the citizens of Putnam Town Supervisor, at the election to he hold on and adjoining counties, and the public genothe first Monday in March ensuing. * ! rally, that he has recently opened a general
11 — Real Estate and Live Stock Agency.
Tj _ „ j Jnn'ly- Pill* | and is now prepared and ready to traaiaat mix
norse dllU. el ctulx .Dlilo, I business connected therewith, such as— EMBELLISHED witli|^^^ Registering, Advertising, Selling, TransfbrNew Plates of ui.rivaled VriQ ing and Exchanging Real Estate; Locating beauty,and executed with Land Warrants, Investigating Land Titles, gneatness, rheapness and itisyafrh, (;,,]l ( , r ting Claims and Investments, Renting
atthe PRESS JOB PKI NT I NG Of MU E, 1 „ nd Leasing Farms, Renting Houses and Lots, febiB Wert side Pnbllo Square, j paying Non-reeident Taxes, Collecting Rents,
"IKTOTICE is herd * v riven that the under- Ao. ALSO,
JLm signed has been appointed Administrator : Registering, Advertising, finding Purchaser* of the Estate of Jacob Housh, late of Putnam for, and when authorized so to do, in tho Purcounty, deceased. Said Estate is supposed to chase, Sale, Exchange and Transportation of
he solvent. All person , knowing themselves all classes of Common Stock; and ALSO,
indebted to said Estate are required to make Registering, Advertising, finding Purchasora immediate pavment; and those having claims lor. and when empowered so todo, in Buying, against the same are required to present them, Selling, Exchanging, and Iransporting all
legally authenticated, for settlement. j classes of Blooded Stock. 'GEORGE MILLER, Administrator. ! The transaction in tho Commission husinem
February 14, 1B59. 3t40 will not he confined to any one particular
brunch, hut will include all that is generally
A DM INISTRATOR S SALE.— transacted at commission houses—in selling at Xa Notice is hereby given, that I will sell, mu . t j ( , n or otherwise nil articles of Merchanat public auction, on hnday, the eleventh day i,' urn it ure , Farming und Mechanical 1mol March next, nt the residence of Jacob Housh, ..icoonts, Books, and in fact everything that mi Ciirpentersville,) late of Putnam county, fs usually sohl nt conimission houses. All kinds deceased, all his Personal Property, not taken i* n ,duce and Provisions bought and shipped,
by the widow, consisting of Horses, Hogs, w hen so authorized.
Sheep, and Household and Kitchen l urnitmv A special Entry und Register has been proA credit of twelve; inonths will he given on all v ,| the regutration of Blooded Stock,
;. i • i : ... :11 v„ .
stuns over throe dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved surety, waiving valua-
tion and appraisement laws.
GEORGE MILLER, Administrator.
February I i. 1869. 3U0
Nutice or (orporalion Klodion. rpHERE will he an Election held In the I Corporation of the Town of Greencnstlc, on the FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH. 1859, (being the 7th day of said month,) for the purpose of electing a Marshal, Treasurer, Superv isor. und a Councilman from each Ward— each of said officers to serve one year. Said election to he held at the usual places of holding Corporation Elections. J. A. CRAWLEY, Recorder of T. G. February 10, 1859. td39
which a minute description will he given as to ago, size, weight, color, pedigree, urico and terms of all that may be registered for sale. Those w ho have common stock of any kind for sale, can find an Entry and Register prepared for their special benefit, in which will he given a full history, price and terms of all stock that may he registered for sale. Those who have Real Estate to seller rent, or Personal Property of any kind, will find an Entry und Register sufficiently large to give the most minute description of your Property, whether Real Estate or Personal—together with your price and terms. The above-men-tioneu Books have all been prepared expressly for the business, and are for no other purpose whatever. And all persons who wish to secure themselves homos, or trade in personal j property, common or blooded stock, will find it to their interest to call and examine tho
Stuti* oMimI In nn, County of Putnam. In Commissioners' Court—To March Term, 1850. '
I ) E II LEM h M BEK ED, that on the -2nd several Entries and Registers (which are al- | ) day of January, 1859, Isaac Malkins and wavs open for inspection,) and find the exact William II. Shields filed their petition in the | location, quality, kind, price and terms of office of the Auditor of said County, addressed : whatever you w : ish to purchase. The design to the Board of Commissioners of said County, j. s to make this an intelligence office, into which and praying said Board to vacate Lots Nos. li, ^ t,,,,), buy crs and sellers, who believe that 13, 1.1. 14. 3.», 36,37, 202, 203, 204 and 214, j fm office of the kind will he advantageous to situate in the original plat of the town of Green- con , m unity, can contribute something of ineastle, in said county ; and also to vacate all of torcst. Buyers who study well their own insuch portions of the streets and alleys laid off tercsts will find that no harm can arise from in said original plat of said town, and intersect- , in examination of the records; and those who ing said hits, as lie south of Poplar street and have property of any one or the several kinds west of Madison street, executing the street, I for sale cannot possibly he harmed by having running east and west along the south line of. g registered, for not only do the records give a the nfbre.-aid Lot No. 314: i his is therefore full description of your property, hut also your to give notice of the filing and pendency of own price mid terms. You make your own .-aid petition, and that the same will he heard contracts; receive the funds from the hands of and determined at the March term, A . D. 1859. the purchaser, who may he directed to vour of the Board ol Commissioners of Putnam property from the description on record. 'I’hcn (OU a!w. o , \t,- l’t xv-iwinoi cn I ll,,w cun it be n losit, K u swindling Attest. cia.yii r.G winimtl r r, gome, or tuiy other game, savethat of astraight-
: forward, upright, honest and honorable transaction? And for keeping those several En-
DAt/rov awn rnwrcTTiniurnv | fies und Registers, and finding purchasers for BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY, vour property, (for in all cases where there is WM. RICHTER, I no sale made, there is no commissioner charges J^ ESPKUTFULL Y announces to tho citi- whatever,) you will he taxed the following
Jan. 22, 1859. 5t37 Auditor of P. <J
< IRE EN CASTLE
zens of Groencastle and vicinity, that he
has opened a Bakery and Confectionery in tho building adjoining Thornburgh's Block, West side of the Public Square, where he is fully prepared to meet any demands that may
be made on him for the best kind of
BREAD, CRACKERS, CAKES,
Found Caltos, Bponge Cnkra, Husks, Stc.,
Ever sold in Greencustlo.
Parties, 'weddings, &e., supplied with the choicest cakes and confectioneries on
notice.
COMMISSIONS.
On Real Estate, as follows:
On all sales from $300 to $3,000 inclusive, 2 per ct “ “ “ “ $3,000to$4,000 “ 1J “ •' “ “ •* “ $4,0(mto$5,000 “ U “ « “ “ “ “ $6,000 to $7,000 “ 1* “ <• “ “ “ “ $7,000 to any amount, 1 “ “ In all sales going above $3,000, 2 per cent,
will he charged on the first $3,000.
On Live Stock, as follows:
short | On all sales from $ 15 to $50 inclusive, 5 percent. “ “ “ “ $50 to $200 “ 4 “ “
He respectfully asks the public to give him j “ “ “ “ $200 to $500 “ 3 “ •• a trial, fully confident of his ability to render j “ “ “ “ $500 to$1,000 “ 2 “ “ satisfaction. He will sell as cheap as the “ “ “ “ $1,000 to as much greater as cheapest. the sum may be, not less than 1 $ per cent. In In connection with the above, he has recently all cases where the sum exceeds $500, 3 per
opened an 'cent, will he charged on the first $500.
EATING SALOON j octlO 32
And will keep ^ t < (immissioxfh's sxi n’
AM. THE DELICACHCSOK THE skason jx Y virtue of a',hen‘e of fore.'losure'rendered (Constantly on hand V^ l rah Halt,more |5 nl |) ( , r) . mt „. r t t .n„, 1857, of the P„t-
for sale by the can, hall cm. or dish. I1Bn , < of Pleas, in a certain ac-
A r:l11 '' * ol>0>ted ' ll " - 1 " 8a tion wherein Benjamin H. Buckingham, Alvnh /’l r U\’ I ill V T /'t , trp, v IX I 1 Buckingham, and Horace W al bridge were I || | l/lll (l S I I K hi Plaintiffs, and Thomas B. Crane, Administra-
' tor of the Estate of Abiathar Crane, Caroline
on horseback. I he bridge was without j corder—wliiuh office would prccludo me from side-railing, and tho horse stepping on a having unything to do whatever with the office
1 no bishop, dining the struggle in the j income a candidate—from the fact that l was j VEftY BEST OF GOODS water, was kicked in the side hy the horse ' ,lbH « nt 1 nothing for the ru- Ataslow flgurusiw any other store in the West,
but not seriously injured, and both him- I • so . r as 1 ” !n P ( ‘ rsonH lly concerned ; but Wc expec t • .. - — _ *' ’ ’ it ia iiimict m ...• If ..41* * . At- /• xt .
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rit!.TST? ,)r I S SnrririSl.*'
Saturday, the ‘20?A day of March, 1859, at the court-house door in the town of Greencastle, Putnam county, Indiana, between the
to sell our Goods FOR CASH, ffimrs of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M.,
the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following real estate situate in said county of Putnam, to-wit: Ia>t No.
, P on at the comer of Third and Chesnut streets, is reaching the stage she was attracted to we ll worthy the attent gentlemen visit ng t ie cage in which the wild beasts are the city during the present Lh of busines,! confined and began to caress o„0 of the Dr . Easterly’s medicine, are prepared under his tigers, Which seized her by the left arm „ wn superintendence, and a e O warranted efand lueerated it in a .hocking manner ||i 9 preparation of Iodine and Hnrhefore it could be forced to let go its hold. 1 ^pgrflla, his Fever and Ague Killer, and his
• - * -
Together with
ALL OTHER GOODS IN OUR LINE.
ginning two chains and sixty-three links south ofthe northwest corner of Lot No. one in tho said survey; thence east two chains and fifteen and one-fourth links; thence north forty-
TORACCO, CIGARS, I five degrees east; thence east two chains and Stat ionery JUid l^erfumerv I thirty-three links; thence south two chains ‘<)f all kinds; J ’ a 0 ' 1 fifty-seven links to a sixteen-foot alley;
thence west five chains and thirty links to the
have attained a sperial
larity and a very extensive patronage through-
dressed, after which she was removed to P* rtioul * r ly t'» family use. Persons!
Flavoring Extracts, Hair Oil*, dr., All of which we warrant as represented, or no sale. Come and see for yourselves.
E. A. LANE.
WILL. LANE, Agent.
may 29, 1858.—tf
the ticket agreed upon hy the opposition the p onngy ] vania ho ita | It was fearc(] ,n ''"•ahties where medical aid is diffl-1 to Democracy for the ensuing national that the arm would have to be amputated !'' u,t 1,1 bo hndon l,udd ‘' n ‘‘“'ergeneies cannot do] campaign. Urittcndcn, of Kentucky, for It is said that Miss Noble had been cau- ly." S'*" sll l'l>lytoeoi^lve S with Dr. Easter-
heginning, to include Lots No. seventy-four and seventy-five in B. F. Corwine's first enlargement of the Town of Bainhridge; also, Lots No. three and four, in said Commissioner s Survey of the Town of Bainhridge, as will he shown hy reference to the records of Put-
TTofis jP. T3-- /n 3i Inam county; and Lot No. nine in the original Hats, Laps 0C rur ItOOuS ('let of Bainhridge, to he divided in two equal ^A'l’ \V I f ( )I .I'.S \I I-' j lots running north and southandsix rods square
south oi said Lot No. nine, adding ten links on
eluding nine thousand dollars for mirrors i y re8 j dont ’ Hcnr y ‘ S - Lane, of Indiana, tjoned against going to the place where ----- J ’ for V ice I’rcsident. the boasts are kout
and five hundred dollars for 234 combs
and 230 hair brushes.
fiftj'" The communication in tho last
the beasts arc kept.
Vio. Ward in a Shooting Affair.
is Appeal of the 13th sayi
. diffic ulty occurred on hoard tho Mem
RKAD! HEAD!! HEAD!!!
ti I * *AJ. »t AKD IN A olIOOTINO AFFAIR. O/, Hon. Daniel W. Voorhccs. U. S. —The Memphis Appeal of tho 13th says £11# Dist. Attorney for Indiana, was at Wash- a difficulty occurred on hoard the Mem-1
TNJO'w IWCvisio !
HOUSF OI p D ' ESTAni ' ISIIED tbe e “ st si<l1 ’’ Lots No ’ sixty-eight, sixtyPRATHFH a itlj |" mo ’ fl< ‘ v< '" , .v> seventy-one, seventy-two, aiul 1 v-. >1.. 1.. T . seventy-three, in Benjamin F. Corwinos first - • - 1 uVuu"" "'the' Fall "‘ lar Kement of the Town of Bainhridge, Put- ■■ nam county, Indiana; and on failure to realize
tiie full amount due and demanded on said de-
Aro now prepared as Trade, with a select and large stock of everything in their line. Their stock is gotten
| up with the utmost care, under the direetions
toed-XX-CiDirile of m.l, ** ** «”• « Ik. adini.«i»n of pki- ..4 "Vkk.burg tort on J UST ..lonUon of
spare the luark !) is a remarkable produc-1
tion, well calculated to immortulizu its au- 1 ‘ M 111,1 ''I' 11 11 111 thor. A five-year-ol.l boy, blessed with ! at ° r Jo ’ LanC ’
Kirkham's“five grains of common sense,
* — f
tion with tho Hu tier tragedy in Louisville, as the youth whose chastisement led to the collision which rosultod in the untimely death of a most estimable and useful citizen. A misunderstanding arose
Legislature of Kansas.—The Tcr-
would be soundly drubbed hy any village r ' tor 'al Legislature, previous to adjourn-
pedagoguefor producing a composition , " en ‘;. I ,a8SC<1 . a general amnesty bill, , v lnl8Uimor8lluiam(r of that length embracing so little point Lameron and Ward whereupon or sense The writer may seek refuge ,i 0 n on account of past disturbances in '' ar d<irew a pistol and fired at Cameron, under his favorite cognomen; but, like Southern Kansas. It has received the 1,0 fihot takingeffeot in, and carrying tho ass in the lion’s skin, his IWt)ley, approval of the Governor. away a considerable portion of the latter’s ears betray him. ! ^~ l“M>® r ''P- und . ««?“P>etely demolishing a t, | BW, The Bloomington Republican handsome and highly-prized moustache. ‘Geo. Jo. ],ane, the new Senator , 'h ro ' | iele8_thed e athin that town of Mrs. | Slavery in Kansas.—Abillabolish
from Oregon, is favorably mentioned i n ^ fa rgaret Wylie, widow of Rev Dr. Wy- ing and prohibiting slavery in Kansas ~ lie, the former President of the State: has been passed by the Legislature of
University. She died of bronchitis in that Territory. It is supposed, however, the 69th year of her age. that Gov. Medary will veto it.
Embracing the most fashionable pieces. Persons wishing to purchase Music cun always find the very best hy calling on me. They can also hear all the pieces played before purchasing. SfcaJ ' T' uohrrs supplied at the usual discount. Ikiy For Now Music und Musical Merchan-
dise in general, call nt
L. KISSNER'S MUSIC ROOM,
At the Weinhnrdt House.
N.B.—My facilities for obtaining any Music that may la* desired direct from the publishers, should he liorno in mind by those wishing to order. I will supply the same at publisher's P rlcw - foh26 41
“* Any States aa the nomiuee of theUharles
oiivetitj on fof ()i e Presidency.
still adhere to their old ifiotto— “ Quick Sale* and Small Profit*:'
!• rms cash—or short time to prompt men. Purchasers are invited to give them a call
before buying.
•t^The highest market price paid for Furs
and Peltries.
Louisville, Ky., Aug. 28. Cml5 "JUST RECEIVED! KTfJ’*Prlnie N. 0. Sugar 12 Kbls. Plantation Molasses 25 Sacks Prime Klo (Wee
crec of foreclosure and costs, I wHl at the sninn time and place offer for sale the fee simple in and to said estate. Levied upon as the property of the said Caroline A. Crane, Benjamin Crane, Ellen Crane, Abby (’nine, and Sophia Crane, heirs at law of the said Ahiathar Crane (deceased.) to satisfy said decree of foreclosure. The purchaser will be required to nay one-fifth of the purchase money cash in bund, on 'he day of sale; one-fifth in nine months; ono-tifth in eighteen months; one-fifth in twenty-seven months,undone-fifth in thirty-six months from theday of sale, and execute notes therofor, hearing interest from date, waiving valuation or appraisement laws. I). <’. DON NORITE, jan22 td36 Master Commissioner. Queensvviire and Glassware.
| ) KCEIVKD this day, a heavy lot, new pnt1 \ terns and si vies, and for sale low for cash hy feblO 39 THORNBURGH A ROBINSON.
PU^ sllia™ ? , -UK- * » W k. j crTJST ZRECEITVEID raORNiS&HlROBINBON 0 * ^^ ‘IrkSfJK 31 * GrgQBcastls, Jeb. 9, 1859. 39 "ThUnBUROH & ROBINSON. 1 mar 29 GITY DR 1170.8X0^