The Indiana Press, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 August 1865 — Page 4

i’loff.sisionat (Tarda. Dr. R. WATSON, DENTIST.

OFFICE on tbu South side of the Square, opposite the Court House, Gieencastle, lud. June 14, lNt)5. 3m6 \V. H. r i i (>1; \ m i;<; 11. Attorney at Law, \ TTILI. attend promptly to the Collection W of Claims, tlio Settlemont of Decedent Kstntee, Guardianship*, make Collections, and j;ive especial attention to Selling, FurclnisinK, and Itentini; Ketil Kitate. Rusiness in his lino respectfully solicited. Office on the West side of the Public Square, in the Counting Room of Kotihen Slavens. my 12 1

UEN RY gKCHKST.

SOLO.N TURMAN.

AnierUttn Second Third

nt Hi AT

» 00 S 00 3 50

MAi^NS

tmtiiusTU niwiBi

AND '

^loiiiii Engines,

9 (’orn Shelters,

SECItEST & TUK.MAX, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Olth'KM i STLK. IS 1>1 A SA. | )ltACTICE in nil tlic Courts of this Stnte, 1 uud promise to clients faithful uttention to their inter, t*. Bq^Okkiok- near South-west corner Public Square, in the briek building formerly occupied by 1*. 1!. Bckols. [.March, t»4. TSTolnr-y SO I,OX TURMAN, i T tho otHc(»of Soercttt & Turman, Grocn lCasUe, I nd.,Lining duly commiiisioned as n Notary Public i’or Putnam county, will dischargo all tbo duties of that office—execute rnnveyanecs, tak. acknowledgment*,protest bills, take depositions, &o. Greencastle, lad., March 1G, 18G1. FREDERICK T. BROWN, Attorney at Law, GREENCASTLE, IND. \\, r 11.1, practice in the Courts of Putnam \V and mljoining Counties. He promises efficient attention to all professional engage-

men ts.

Office up stall's in tho Ash linck, North side of the Public Square. fcb2t! SOLOMON CLAY POOL. JAS. J. SMILEY. X-»Og£VL d«.X*cl. I UDGE Cl.AY POOL and J. J. SMILEY’, ,) having formed a partnership, will practice Law in the Courts of Putnam and adjoining counties, and in the Supreme and Federal Courts of Indiana. All business intrusted to their care will receive prompt attention. Ifeiy Office up stairs in Y oss's Block, hast ' side of Public Square, Greencastle, Ind. October 19,1904. Iy94 Dr. H. R. PITCHLYNN, PHYSICIAN m SURGION. OFFICE near 1st Cl.urge M. K. Church.

(tipi<26 1 vo 1 ]

1). W. VOOhllKKh. .1011N J. KKY. VOOUIIEES A KEY,

at I saw,

| I AVK forined a partnership, and will atI i tend to all busincs. entrusted to their care in the various Courts of tho State, and in

the United States Courts.

Office mi Ohio street, between !ld and 4th,

Terra llantu, Ind.

It is my purpose to again engage in the: practice of my profession, and to give it my entire attention. All engagement* made fur mo by Judge Key during my absence will be

promptly and faithfully kept.

Tl. W. VOOUHKKS

Terre Haute, ku L. It), i *.... ^ m uhs is UKLAN.V It. Rl’KKLS TA M K.H S.M'OTI'. LTCKKI.S A SCOTT,

ssf liiiu*

GUEENCASTFiK IND

, ’ 11.1. practi e I*iiw as partn«i< in the Courts of Putnam and aiMoinifig Counties, and in the Supromc and Federal Courts

of Indiana.

Office over \\\ N. Stevenson ^ stoic, in Thornburgh's Dloch. [fobl7 ——nann-wi R. C 1 . MORGAN, Munufkclurer and Dealer in all kinds of SADDLES, BRIDLES, Z-Z^Lr^.rST33S&i, WDip.-s Collars, Aq-., North side of the Public Square, in i.miui formerly occupied by Jeff. Walls. [ je'Jl !iii7

SUMMER GOODS AT

YOU <’AN m v td '-l KrciuTi Tali’ (tools al XIO 00

Furnace Fronts. Straw (utters Force Pumps. Cota Water P,

Orate It

Mill ami Factory \\] (alie Mills,

Sash W

Plow t astings. Saw Machines, ‘ Kaillnu and Fencing,

REPAIRING

A Little World at Home. In morning walks I often pass A cottage by a plot of grass, Where perfumed flowers love to bioom; A very neat and cheery place, YVhere is not found one shade of gloom— Though there, they say,

One hides awsy,

As if It surely were a tomb.

And as the sun, this bright May morn, %

Arose to tell a day was born, I stopped a moment by the gate, To talk with her who never tiunds

The wide world's love or frowns or hate,

But sits before

Her cottige door, And is ns happy as tho great. . Said 1 toiler, l 'world is wide; Have you no wish to see outside— To taste its pleasures ns you roam .’ j She answered with a smile, “I have a little world at homo! Outside are jars And strife and war*, But hero they never conic. , u Outside the hearts are often stung By poisoned words from -laiidTs longue. And tiny harks upon life s sea Are often wrecked amid the gloom ; From ill* like these I now am free.

1 have a child,

A husband mild—

These are a little world to me!" ^{y atiin

O happy heart! what though in scorp They *ay Hint you were lowly horn, And may not in their circle come If joy dwells not beneath your roof, It dwcllolh not 'nenth palace dome.

Of rich and gay, How few can say,

“ I have a litllu world at hointt 1

A Cow Drinks Eighteen Gallons of

Whiskey. .

The Troy Times, of Friday, gives a S„irt Y rt y R 't;:e!: nl, Alf^^k'^udr^r:

most remarkable case of “beastly” in ranted,

toxication :

“ It seems that, on the upper part of Green Island, an illicit whiskey still existed until yesterday, when Marshal Kipp, Collector Woodward and Inspector Fales made a raid on the premises and locked up both the owner and the door. A month ago tho distillery was in full blast. It was a “still” night, and the man running the machine, who had made eighteen gallons of whiskey, put it out in the open air to cool. Along came a cow. She was thirsty, and the Loowage looked inviting. She swallow cd every drop—eighteen gallons of un rectified whiskey, warranted to kill at forty rods. That cow luis been drunk ever since. She staggered homo, and is now in the fourth week of a grand old

bender.

down whenever they try to raise her up, and has hceonic ns lean as a crow instead of a cow. Whether the cow will get sober, or cud her life in a fit of delirium tremens, is a question wo shall look mix iously to sec the solution of’. It is really a remarkable case, and we should scarcely believe it if our informant was not connected with the telegraph, and of course perfectly reliable.

From Washington. [Correspondence of tho New Y'ork World.] WAkniNUTON, July 29, 1805. ford’s theatf.r And the secretary

OF WAR.

The Secretary of War is, by agreement, allowed the privilege of buying

AT W 1 !! I\ T F Vllim) Ford’s Theifter at the price fixed by Mr. IxT A 1V / 1 f P'ord, 8100,000, if Congress make an ap

propriatiou for the purpose, which is re garded as certain. If no appropriation ho made, however, and if the Govern merit decide next winter not to buy the property, the building, it is stipulated, shall be restored to Mr. Ford on the 1st day of February next, in as good condition as it is now. It is evidently the in lention of the Administration, however, to buy tho building, it is to he used for the preservation and exhibition of what are colled “trophies of the rebel lion. 1 ’ Nothing could he contrived better calculated to keep up and foster the spirit of animosity between the North

Hrass CastlnifS. and the South, than the collection, pres — and— crvntion, and exhibition of these relics,

CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS, &c. &c. or trophies of the rebellion. Everyone

who loves his country, every true Union

I OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING f£jsya&

ACRES 1 3 miles

fro

per acre.

557

"la

«*

ii‘

(noli) 50

210

■' 40

170

. it

“ 40

“

310

, **

“

150

‘2 Li

120

for 2,200

120

«i

for 3,250

171

for 3,500

“

200

800

well im-

proved, limbered ami watered 115

44 and fraction, lays niilo from City....

nice and ru n lid

A nd *oinc others.

ALSO,

HOUSES AND

IN THE CITY

LOTS

Tho Democratic Party.

The Tribune is “vexing its righteous soul ” at tho symptoms of vigor and vitality—the hopeful tone and clastie confidence—manifested by the Democratic party. Like a scared child who pulls the counterpane over his face, that journal tries to hide from itself the approaching downfall of its faction by the following statement of obstacles to the success

of the Democratic party :

“ The Democratic party, if now reorganized with a view to future triumphs, is doomed to confront these sinister pop-

ular convictions :

“ 1. That it did not stand loyally by the country in the great trial to which we were subjected by the slaveholders' rebellion ; whereas intense patriotism, otherwise- Unionism, has hitherto been one of its proudly cherished charactcr-

! istics.

“2. That many who had long and de* Yotedly followed its standard were oblig-

Ncw 2 Store Fra,m well t’nrnUod 94,000 vote against it in order to rescue

on rl cvtvA tlm n mint rtr

‘2 storv Frame, 7 rooms, - acres 2 story Frame near Square. 14 room* 2 story FraTne near Square, H room*.. '2 storv, new, near Square, A si-re

man, looks to see the day, and hopes to '2 story near .Square, large I

j Of all kind* of MACHINERY d..no on short see ir - 7 I,C '! ' l, 1 c old . fra ' Cr "»' , ;P irit 11 b | C | notice. All kinds of Threshing Machines tween the North and the South will he

: repaired. " —

Wu are also making the

FTtx

Kor Tliro-hlog

revived, when there will spring up again, between the people of the North qud the people of the South, that mutual regard 5 ,ind affection which formerly prevailed

. r >,r>oo r,,noo 8,000 4,500 S,0oo

1 storv House near Square .'!,000 1 *torv House near .Square, 4 acres ::.'200 10 acres of Land, House 3 rooms 2.000

2 acres, with House 1 story Frame new, near Square.

and save the country.

“ J. That Southern disunionism, with British toryism, and all manner of oldworld despotism and wickedness in high places, wished and intrigued for its triumph ; while every one outside of this country who call# himself a Democrat 1.too! hoped and prayed for its defeat. 1,700' “That though it ran a General for

il^ndLo^n pYke^dingloDeiud ftoS, I>r « idon ‘> !t bealou in tb8

at least four to one.

“That its accession to power in 18fit;

Power

M ucliiiiQB;

SIX SIZES OF CANE MILLS,

rhea per and hetter than esn he got anywhere eONSEqfKNCKS OF THE I’UESEU VATiON OK 2 story House, large Lot ; “ - ‘ TROPHIES. House and Lot neiir Square 1,400-

i boo ! °f ut least the interest on our national

on the Pub. Square. ; debt.

Gusli paid I«>r()l«l Iron, ('oppur and Bniss.

\VM. II. WILSON A SON.

MnFell o, 18G.i. 44

BASCOM BROTHERS.

But this can never he as lorn- as these - " ew . l >' r S < ' , ' , ' t "ear Square :!,!i00 but tms tan never ne, as tong as tnese ^ Housc snath Depot 1,800,

trophies are preserved and exhibited. j story 1I6ukc. lunge Lot 1,200 or 8 would be everywhere hailed ascon-

tory House, large Lot '’’-j 00 1 demning the war for the Union, and

a. l., - P ,»o.d ihcj

will serve as tokens of the humiliation, Some valuable property-

conquest and subjugation of the South

“ For these and kindred reasons, it has

Every person from the South, who comes SnljurljctU IsOtS 0.11(1 Xicllld.. bccl1 'bought that the party name and

to Washington, will sec in the trophies an expression of triumph of a victor over the vanquished. The Southern

Paints anil Oils

’OK sale at BASCOM BliOTlIKKS',

people feel and ack nowledge that they 40 a , r ,; j mile fm,,.'City have been conquered. 1 hey are willing, lrt BC . rog •; m Ucs from City,

they desire, to submit to the authority of the ^iovernmciit. They admit the power of the Government to imposg upon them any terms which the latter chooses to adopt. But if the Governmunt would gain once more the love and regard of the Southern people, the latter must be treated as fellow citizjns, and as equal and honored members of the National constituency. The preservation of the

organization might better he discarded, $0,000 giving place to others less obuoxious to popular prejudice and more nearly con- - (-.Ar, formed to the ideas and necessities of tho

1,600; hour.

1 acre for 260 It has never “ been thought that the 8J acres. $200 per acre. party name and organization might bet-

KO acre* improved, .1 mile from City.. IMS A mile from City.$100 per acre. 19 acrci near City 10o “ “

BASCOM BROTH EUS’

Prescriptions

flAREFl Ll.Y’ compounded from

Y Drug*, ut

jim 11 BASCOM BROTHERS'.

A T

Family Medicines

BASCOM BROTHERS'

A^Large Stock of Stationery

BASCOM BROTHERS’.

Glass

Oliodnnr west of Exclitiiige Rank, trophies of the war would serve to re

School and College Text Books and of tlieMisastrous result (to them) of

the war.

A SPECK OF WAR.

l’urc-t ** lir rc l a, t° ns with France arc becoin ing every day more critical. Tho recent reverses of the Imperialists in Mexico, and Iho recent concentration of our troops on tho line of the Bio Grande, - , seems to have induced the Emperor of France to take a more decided stand than ever before in support of the Emperor Max'fiiilian. It is understood here to day that authentic intelligence has been received of the tact that a reinforcement «*(' :ir.,OOG untl AuHlriaii troops arc now embarking ut two French ports, destined for Mexico, and that they may 1 he expected to land at Vera Cruz as soon as they can cross the ocean. It is believed that the Emperor Napoleon has , become tired of waiting for the fulfillment of Mr. Seward’s pledge for the recognition of Maximilian, and that he takes the above step as an indication of hi* purpose to uphold the monarchy in

Mexico at any cost.

If the facts, us rumored, arc correct, it is difficult to see bow a collision is to ho avoided between the American and French troops on the line of the llio

Grande.

HEALTH OF JEFFERSON DAVIS. It is stated mi good authority that the

health of Jefferson Davis has been deand R.'ii- dining, for some week# pa*t, to an ex tent that had become truly alarming, and that the walk in the open air, which he is now allowed to take, was resorted to

2 vacant Lots for 830 10 acre* at Briek Chapel 1,500 15 acres, 2 story Frame 7 room* 7,500 Vacant Lot near Square KOO

W. If. TIIOltMH Riill,

janis Real Estate Agent.

Tho Miseries of a Rich Man. The New Y’ork correspondent of the Rochester Democrat is responsible for

the following;

Alaxiin.lor T. Stownrt oli-ur* onr Ihou sand dollars per day, SuLbatli* excepted, all the year round. Cornelius Vanderbilt plead* guilty to double that sum, while William B. Aster rates his income ut four thousand threu hundred and thirty dollars per diem. Sleeping or waking, the latter gentleman finds a three dollar hill dropping into his hat every minute of tho twenty four hours. Ho cannot sit down to talk with his physician without having a little more wealth, if not health; lie cannot unburden his mind for ten minutes without feeling the burden increasing in his pocket ; and he cannot walk Broadway, however the

weather may be, without meeting a show 0 , .. ' . . , , / v*' * bowing and Smoking I ob.icco, < i -ni*, cr of money. At every turn cash stores () tV( ., „ t 0 ua.sco.M BROTHERS',

him 111 the lace in the most insolent man

Banks (ling their dividends ut his liCUTipS

their fixtures. Coal Oil

/.ino, nt BASCOM BROTHERS

Window

/ \ F' nil sixes, at

\ ) BASCOM BBOTII KI is .

The Best Quality

I vF WINKS, BRANDIES. illl( t : ,|| kii„|. t / .-I LIQUORS ft>r medicinal use at

BASCOM nitOTHKKS.

Photograph Albums,

j) M' KI’T A (' LKS f. r Greeiilmek-and ( ->in

(.'“mb*. Bni*be-. A--., at BASCOM BROTHERS'.

Perfumeries,

I I AIR OILS, DYES. Ac., nt BASCOM BROTHERS.

W"k -■ S’MC - . - i ~~JL . , .,••••**. -r| . * yrvs VTTVV -svvv-t-.VT v- ^ WW iwifltt 1 aissfflm J

Finest Quality

head ; ruthless financiers beat him with coupons; unpitying and soulcss corpor \

» \\ r n'ii

. V\ zim

ations dump filthy lucre at his door step,I ’ D . TY 1 f* and contemptuous bill-stickers plaster his i XjVGiy UeSCriptlOll

I vF Drug*. Mi-dicim-*, .V.- . u*uall\ kept by I / Druggist*, ju«t ns cived .-iiiiI for-ale at

Hus NO C8NXKCTI0S WITH ANV OTUKR TV*TA II 1.1 SB Sknt of the same name, in or out of IndianapoUa W. & H. GLENN, Proprietors. SCHOOL BOOKS ^nd Pa pel*, JsT WliOLESA-LE!

ter he discarded,” except perchance by those recreant Democrats who are aux ious to get buck into the party, in some way that will cover their inconsistency^ It is very certain that the party will not accommodate them. The Tribune rca sons as if the next presidential election would, like the last, take place in the very crisis of a tremendous military con - test. In 1804, the war feeling overhoro all others. A large portion of the vo ting population of every State was in the army, from which Democratic documents, and oven ballots were to a great extent excluded. Thirteen States had no participation in the election whatever. Even if the Tribune’s array of reasons were all true, there arc fifteen States where they would not greatly damage the .Democratic party. These same reasons were urged lust full, when the excited temper of the public mind favored their effect ; and even then, Mr. Lincoln hud a narrow escape. To thoughtless persons this may sound parad. xical, when they recollect that out of 232 electoral votes, General McClellan received only twenty one. But despite the apparent paradox, it is nevertheless true, as every person son must admit who will attend to the figures. If out of the 4,034,789 citizens who voted in the presidential election, the small number of 32,. r )13 had changed sides, General McClellan would have been elected, as wc proceed to demon-

strate.

The whole narober of electoral votes counted was 233, of which 117 were a majority. Had McClellan received 90 electoral votes in addition to his 21, he would have had a majority. These 90 might have been given him by the States set down in the following table, by a very small change in their popular vote;

JOHN l\ I>AMias\

YOU CAN BUY BeM French Call' Shoes, $4.50 ;t $5.00 Best American do do, 4.00 a 4.50 AT JOHN F. DANIELS'.

YOU CAN BUY Coarse Boots from $4.f*< > to |6.< h i Shoes “ 3UX) io 3.60 Boys' do do ” 2.50to H.fNl And all other Shoe, at the same reasonable price*, at JOHN F. DANIELS'.

fifcjy*T am oiling iM6*e Goods ut the Lowest Figures for Cash To those who want their work warranted, I would say I will warrant tho same work for ID-per cent, extra. If tho warrant i* worth anything to you, of course it i* worth -ointtliing for tr.e to give H; and even then you will buy front me at from ono dollar to one and a half less than other*. imh22 46 JOHN F DANIELS. |

house with greenbacks. One might in quire what the fellow hua done to merit this treatment, and tho only charge that can be brought is that ho was a rich man’s sun, and therefore must suffer.

Female Emigration.

Since tho days of Mrs. Farnham s prqjoct, some years ago, to carry a ship load of young women to California for the consolation of the lonely miners, we have heard of no similar enterprise until now. The authorities of Washington

BASCOM BROTH EKS ,

One d.ior West of Exchange Hunk. Green-a-tlc, Ind., Jan. II, l*H5. Ivan

Merchants of i'litnam Coiint), When you go to Indianapolis, buy your

ns the only means of saving his life.— SCHOOL HOOKS, PAPER,

,,,, . e i • • • i wvxrvi mnro

1 be rigor of lus imprisonment has not been abated in any other respect. He is not allowed to converse to or to receive letters from his wife, nor to communicate

with his counsel.

ENVELOPES, SLATES, WI N DOW PA PER, IN KS. A,;., Ac.

— AT —

Bowen, Stewart & Co.’s, apr5 lylH lb West Washington St.

N o. of

Lincoln s

States.

Electoral vote;*.

Majority.

New Hampshire.

3,65'J

Connecticut

2,400 «,74'.» 7.414

Now Y’ork

Maryland

Pennsylvania

20,0*5

Nevada

3,232

Indiana

-20,189

Oregon

1,481

Total

66,025

It is obvious that only half the number of votes forming these majorities needed to be changed, to cancel the ma jorities and reverse the result; for every

In p.irrbnso a M RS f- vo(c transferred would make a difference

1 erritory and the Governor ol Mussu BID lltMH Mt’sl Of RvcIllillKP Kllllk. ary archives of the rebellion. Dr. Fran

ehusetts have been negotiating to supply the Pacific coast with leinulc emigrants, that sex being very scarce in that region. The Governor has got together three hundred females, whom ho intends to send in a steamer provided by the Gov eminent nt Washington. The steamer will sail from New York on tho 20th of

August. The emigrants are promised, l» call and examine

when they get to Washington Territory, good wages, to be paid in gold, and have the added inducement of probable marriage within three months, if they wish. Thus tho Governor of Massachusetts appears to he making provision for his surplus of forty thousand spinsters, whoso apparently hopeless single state he some

time ago so greatly deplored.

PRESERVATION OF REIIKt. ARCHIVES. The Secretary of War has established

u bureau to he under the direction of a i »KRSO\S « i i,i

person having the pay ol a colonel of J* J LA ss imaNO would do well to call , • „ , , cavalry, for the purpose of collecting, mid examine my Instrument* before pirn has- of two votes in the relative strength of arranging and publishing the document i"g. Having had a number of year* experi- 'he 'wo parties. It accordingly follows 1 • 1 *■ ■’ the Piano Trade, and being permn- that a change of less than 33,000 votes,

MM S TU AM SEPARM

l LI. persons wishing the BEST THRKSH- . \ ER AND SEPARATOR will if,, well

C5 A.-AsIT’S

GOLD MLDU MICMNE,

WITH PATENT

eis Liebcr bus been af pointed chief of ) 1 . , enie,l lie c.ty '’ o f (t < ; r r ^ n ^ i l, t '‘^ in 11 I» ol > o1 ' lnor c than four millions, ’ l : - barenu. The work is to be .''ew'Yr!',,. „"!r,'VLin nV.i'nwould have defeated Mr. Lincoln and

success un-

this new uurenu. i nc work is to DC one'from a dUUncc. (Ido not propose e';;'" AL.'ouVl'."n flonein lord s theater buildinjr. A largo to “gcli Fiano i»t old prituM,” nor “ for *75 to i l,a \ c c * ctle ^ (,encral Mttlellan. number of fcuna* onptured nt Kichruond $12fl loss than any ono else but I onn give ^ party (nat CafUO SO DC&r SUCt and at Fort Darling arc nowon the way you a better bargain than tho one who pro- der every possible disadvantage, has no to this city. Some of them, it is under '<*«» U> do no.) *- * ”’

stood, will be placed among the archives. ^ ^ INSTRUMENTS ARE knightly sports. FULLY WARRANTED!

to despair. The Tribune itself said, but a short time ago, that Mr. Lin coin was so near defeated that nothing

The tournament given by the young And as a proof that they invariably gi ve sat- 'Lv.raTra, '' a 4'J M ’ B J'‘’ s ' on to men of this city yesterday, attracted a i»fuelion, in tho seven year* I have been sell- .. .. . . ' c * ppose no intelgreat deal of interest and a larce crowd '"ctlmm No FAULT HAS BEEN FOUND ‘.'K™ 1 H't'c-ian doubts that, if tho elec

WITH A SINGLE INSTRUMENT! 1 »ion had taken place in August intend

' ,. ( . ' . ‘J s ,l 1 ’ ^Viu. ’ ean *ell Seven O. tnve Pianos from $:t7r. to November, McClellan would have been

“ 4 ho $600 an t $800.

elected. Even as it was, several States

FOLDING STACKER.

A man in Cass township, Iowa,

z L* “ t ?r,, l ‘L b .'. d 'if", m ;;!v c . h :2 w - »• whson & son,

knocked out, and his daughter maltreat- i at tiik

ed, tho other night, by a dozen men, be cause, in their estimation, ho was a

"bad neighbor."

JttT The whiskey poured into the Sangamon river from the distillery struck by lightning and burned in the vicinity of Springfield, has had a queer effect npon the fish. Hundreds of them are floating upon tho surface of the water,

late Senator Douglas was among tho par ticipants. Everything passed of!' in the most charming and delightful manner. Ft XERAL EXPENSES OF PRESIDENT LIN-

COLN.

The statement has been paraded in all

AT T,,K the newspapers that the funeral expenses

GREENCASTLE FOUNDRY, ^‘"alu! .raak

hills have never been paid. Orders wore given by the officials in charge, to spare no expense in the matter. But those who furnished the materials and performed tho work, now complain that they cannot get their pay, although it has been repeatedly asked for. Dui'li).

many distinguished personages.

exercises derived additional attraction SHEET MUSIC of the late.l publieu- W c r o7 nr ried n-ainst MeC lelton“hv7rio,l from the fact that one of the sons of tho tion. and at publisher* price*. nnt„l,l„ „d" nnra.to?..I„ L l , r

meh8 44 T. J. JOHNSON, —notably and notoriously tho State of

New York by as disgraceful a swindle

OO TO IjYON & WEIK'S, as political villainy over concocted.

AND THY TIIK CELKURATED

YEAST CAKES,

XIANCFACTURED BY

All Machines Wnrrantod.

[je28 2m8]

For Porkrt and Table Culler),

TABLK AND TKA SPOONS,

Win. Worsdel & Son, Oreoncnstle.

[may 17 ly‘2]

Look Here. Farmers!

TAILS, L.n-k*, l.iitcho*, Butt*, Screw*, Sasli, Window Glus*, Axes, Hiitchet*, Spade*, Shovel*, Hay and Manure Fork

and strewn along the shore “in a torpid [>fi||,'(W(!ut and rf.nd Saw*7go to state,’ or otherwise dead drunk STEVEN'-'-ON'S HARDWARE STORE

Bk*)” Two more cases of small-pox arc reported in Terre Haute.

\IILT. COOPER I* keeping a 1\ 1 Orre-cry and Provision Store on

the Xort!i-oH*t corner of the Public Square, and is prepared at all tiniesl to give you the Highest Market Price for

your Produce, Give him a call ! [mch2» ly 4fl]

TnXTBA RUfJA R CANE, or ROIl- ■ ’« t; It I \t SEV.D and Fivsil Garden Seed ,

At BURNSIDE & CO.'S

The war issue is dead ; tho efarery issue is dead ; and on all living issues tho Democratic party are united. They are confident that their policy commands tho approval of xlargo majority of the peo-

ple.— .Veto York World. - - - - - —

BOr A barkeeper at Virginia City, Nevada, poets the following “ regulations ” by his bar : “ Drink plain drinks, buy them nt thia bar ; eat a light lunch ; pay coin for what you got; drink light, but often ; ask all your friends to drink , don't beg tooth picks ; don't try and spat the barkeeper; keep six shooters un-' cocked ; don't steal the daily papers, bq virtuous and you'll he happy.''