Randolph County Journal, Volume 1, Number 31, Winchester, Randolph County, 5 August 1858 — Page 4
Ter Vit Journal. Caroline Ihr Infant Slave. Written in Kcntu ky, June 7th, l?, ) Mas. Lizzir. Mice McFam.ajd.
I ttw her oa her f4l!t low -, Whea her eyes were fiaM and d m, Asd with funken check. and abjt rov, Vited dcatV gstheriwg !m. Hct life Hal p.iwcd lik rtnil dnara, Scarce twice twthe xr.nth were toi J Whca the ptibf rQbcompta&!D one Was called to the Shepherd' fvK. . Asd strong menkrult and prait-d toHearen An! wail eil that It mut br , Hat one, though htr mother' heart was rivt n, T'tterfd no ound of woe. I etw the cofiin, rough and rudr. And they gently Ui i hT in, A ad stillness feigned in the 'juarter' then Which Death alene tin win. Then two by tc, o'er the broken fence They pawed with a solemn face. And carried the little cofiln rule To the orchard burial place. A mournful dirge, though harh and loud, Then roe on the ambient air, And the dirk and wrinkled grandsire Tuurtd forth an eanut prater. Then thev filled the little grave with earth. And smoothed the broken toil, And leaving the sleeper, TarI away Each ti his daily toil. Vet the humble child of the sable brow From earth and its toils is riven, And no ftttera will bind the i pirit now, i'or she is free in lleaten. s From the AtlaaticMonthly. An Kreiling .Melodr. Oh that yon pine which crown the steep Their firc3 might ne'er surrender! Oh thit yon fenrid knoll might keep. While last the world, ft.4 splendor I" Tale poplars on the wind that lean, And In the sunset shiver. Oh that your golden stems might screen For aye von glassy rivir! That yon white bird on homeward wing Soft-sliding w Ithout motion. And now in blue air vanishing Like snow-Hike lo.it in ocean, Äjond our sight might never flee. Vet onward st;il be flying; And all the dying dar might be Immortal in it dring! Fellucid thus in golden trance, Thus mute in expectation. What waits the Earth? Deliverance? Ah, no! Transfiguration! She dreams of that New Earth divine, Conceived of seed immortal: She tings, "Not mine the holier shrine, Dut mine the cloudy portal!"
Good, hateful, indifferent and mixc!. "Any Aristocracy?" Nary one. "What do ycTir people d? tor a 1 i vintr, notlv?" Some work, some lae around: une's a shrewd Liin,-s manager, and .several drink whisky. 'Is it cheap lit ing ttVtc?" Only live c-cnts n gla.s and tho water throw n in. 'Anv taste fur tniisic?" Streng. uz7. and hiuk-saws in th davtiin, and wolf howlin.; und rat fighting night.-!. "Any pianos th-Me?'
tEst is indelibly stamped upon my Republican Platform. 1 mind. On a beautiful morning. f oon ! The HeruWicans of Ir.dhnj, in Mvs!
after the tm had rien, nconanit-d ! Convention a. ml hd, , claimed the f.,1'will" Dt-rlftr-itinn t,f i'rinrit.lf t
ihr two hu-th-rs I set out to gather! in. . ,;r N- -.-..i ,: .,..,, ..,,
whortleln i''.M, which grew in great i " b-? adnrniMercd .is t. ppMn fe harmony , , i . j lrJ't-n iho litt r tt ctti"t!s f ur CMin-
Campaiii Jcurnnl.
An injxTtant election U approaching in j Ihiliaiia. tatr -ilicir, including Ju Jv.- tf tbf Suvn f i:rt. ?m jii'hth itf tin- I "iti. i
... c-. .
t;ie an I .M .,n-rr-;, rrs Ij bv elected. On
the I, jri.-laturv will tloi.Ke the- enaetmt
ol" law In It irill aflict t'ao ptoplt. inter
HtNKV r.tBTtS.
'i'h'v malxc a delicious tart. Y
; trv, ?ecurr. he ai:n t:n.n l .tl! the5 people I et. l'r rood er o il iü.U Haiti h . On t!u-
e h:dit 1 1 1 - I " nit ? Statt-?, and cmmarrl thi I c- C'li-ri .-.-i:j.i! ! 1 -.iti-n . l!"u!(l "llf re he no
i-n-ft ftf tut' N.it'!n- ft' tlif e:irt!.
i .u - . I..: r. . i :
, , . i riFii."i hm vi in- Knill. i l ,i",i i im ir iki'i ,r in ui! I I'T I ff I - gatheird cur supply, and was murn- o Tlut t!;t. j,,.,,,,,,. u, , Ttrr:trv, j Wut 5n j. iu,' di,,vU, t!ie duty r Cat.
in lirmif. walking along u very nar-'tb- in
l trm a rntituti"n iTrT..ira-
iov pat!;. We had hcaid.a few day
Ix-foiv, of a physician wlr fail he J tutn.n, lüg It j u!.::-:.n 1:1 t-rirt, a taiy be . i it r l I aeeep!.b!t-t the m-elvi-, and tlut no State would gie hc ilwllars br the oil. n,jit Vt r,civcMnto t!:e Tu:. mi l.cfore
in the !ct'iial vote vi the St.tt: in Iii:
i te.r tu theit ;i-lmiin into the I'mon as a Nativ.tal II. ue td' Kvrvsi ntative.. The
; State, have the li'ht to ud.j t .-uc'.i a eonti- i rt -ult if the ret in r.il t lei t :n in Irt li-
Miia nvy Itenn"ne the political emj!exin ol the next National Administration. It efli-tt UT-un the i-dicv of the tute Govtru-
tln- e':itit;t;.ii!i thereof has bm tuilv and i mint is i.bvious t all.
fairly s'ihniitte! to the j.i-op'i fr their ad- ! Wit'.t a view to a widr li?iemTnation (f tion or i je ti :i. and vol the apvrova! knowb-de bearing r.p'Ti the oue-'tion to le
jw. ' l t!;e majority of iN Icgnl voti r'. die'JSsed before the people- iluring the pre4 lllf fltf ittl t flilV I I I C t Tä f !.t . it.t tiiditi.. il i i I mi it tin it iti.
lilcM us to 1; en thfi lookout, nor Ii ' ,.utu mtdr hv tin pn-- nt adini.i.-tr.ition to, li.hir.- of the Inpuxa Stati: JoiknaL hive ! i .....j.. ..,..t. l.'.t --.j il... I .1 t. i. C i i! ' I... 1. .,1 1 ' . . . . -.11
We look 111 Vail). i ooll ulr)Cr- . i i " '"'-', iiH'u.ij'U'ii v.'ii.."u- ; ut hiih uhi i ?ojiii umr j'iij'i ii uii ne
skin and li-'h ol each rattlonahe that
was brought to him that had 1 hilled before biting itxdf. This
II IT ftf 1
iUli!llIIIÜIII-lUlllllllJlUU' 3-x-o.t WoBtovn aiAKCUS SfllllE C.lIllilAGE JIA.MFACTORV.
It. jrt re-t'snuii ir'rn trie ejuceti 1
;Ws.Mi
):i 1 3 HAS jrt ret':nieil fr'rn the I nt - C ity, and h.u opi nul in thi.s p!a P. i t f Iari'el and let selevtid .-t"jk of
aee t:
PAT.T. Ä WIHTP.R ninTHINPi! m-iM
A A A I I Avi W A ' (.f ,
el tnree xi xaiuesnaKes ivm.r cne
tutioji. ti"torious! J'i,oxioi: to the preut -uUsci'dK r.-? at the redne 1 rate . natne-d I
m.ij'-iity of h r c.t:i n-, and with no other; low, and 'vre hpe Kepuhlicins tvirywhere
Xo, htit we have several cow bells,
and a tin T.an in rvcrv familv. ' to our unfrenn-iitcd path. Viio:is of , th3:,.t? fo;'" "?m t" M "!1,uti"n- VVl th.v M t urd extending the '.'., r i aaiiiit wloch tin y have ripeateily ana ;i cuhiUoii ot the papir. I he kipuoncan "Any iiiantifucttirers?" fifteen dollars at once rose H-fore our j m ,t t-arn-Tly pn-t. ted, U a eros outrage : patty gains trength vhvrcver its principles
Every household. All our children ieyes. l'ut how were the .snakes to be
are ornc production?. "What could a gentctd family in moderate circumstances elo there for a living?" Work, shave notes, fish, hunt steal, or if hard pinched, buy and sell town property. Chi. Gazette.
captured without biting themselves? was the great trouble. After some consultation, we cut three stick, leaving sdiort folks on the end of each; then we
u;h:i the rights of the pop!e of that Terri- ( nre made known. Heing the party of the
The Crent !tfonopoli.t. Washington, Julv 17. To the Editor of the New York Times: A Xew Version of the Shorter Catecht am, illustrative of the Democratic Principal of Equal Jiijhts und tiQ Monopoly. Who was elected Printer to the Senate of the Thirty-fifth Congress? Win. L. Harri. Who executed the Printing of the Senate? C. Wendell fc Co." Who was elected Printer to the
lory, and calculated to iii?tur! the p.ace and
harmony of the country. d. That Freedom i.- National and Slavery Sectional, and that we do most earnestly protist against and denounce the dangerous and alrtnin doctrine lirst promu'frated ly
the i!innioni.ts and iiMlliluts of the South,
s of
in
and
'etting another short folk and placing thU doctrine and all it supporters, main3 ' ; . II I I il .
lamer?, ah'i ue.'eiiaer.--, w iieiuer in e,r ot:t 01
e er oil I rt 1 to tin l ishür. Hi- stork roo- ;
-i I uf o.ry vie .nj.ti u. f a , arin. apparel. CA.llTKll C CR A I G, 'V'( ' M i: tifiet;t:. r ind Di.vUt? in TItt INKS, CAItl'KT- SAC KS. , Alf THK TArI rs KOVLXs sttlfs or lT-f", ;'arriaSe..M5?ie., Sl-
im..... .i'VM......Mu. vi.-.T:i. llf .O.IIIMII' U n"lltlK.
Vf., A.c., tVc. ; M mufactorv on Franklin Stre-.t, between
. . -m m wyw linritArt.IV1 ' -I'Tidian and V ft, Wjnche?ter, Inliant. ni" ARRANGEMENT L?"BUWi,i,,s,nJ K,r,iri "?d onc"
Call at the
el-ewheTe. (i t b-.'iT
:ruhin bnildiii lufore Ihm:
JliLMiv, V V J. M.X UP i
TIAKF.S this method of informing the
public that he has now on hand, at his old stand, north side of Public Square, a good and complete stock of
plaeed the forks over the snakes' j th it the Constitution of the United States i i i i ,i i , l i ,i itself carries slavery into and protects it necks close behind the head, and then. a t,u. tmitoriw o th, Ulliu, tAU ai
it over the head, with an old pocketknife, Applied between thee two forks, I cut their heads off. We tied them with hickory hark and dragged them home, r.hout til miles. While I was skinning mine it would coil up
j and strike at me with the stub of the
ueck. The last time 1 saw my eldest brother, he laughed at me about being hit hv a snake that had no head. It proved to he a hoax about the doctor wanting the snakes. We got
a large vial full of oil from them,
House of Representatives of the Thirty- j 1)rovcd useful, however, incur
Blackberry Receipts. As vre uro now iu the midst of the blackberry season, wo subjoin a few-
receipts for different preparations of that common but excellent and healthful fruit, which may be acceptable to our fair readers: The) following U asid to be not only an excellent leverage, but a cure for diarrhea, Jkc: To half a bushel of blackberries, well mashed, add lb. of allspice, 2 02. cinnamon, I oz, cloves. Pulverize well, mix, and boil slowly till properly done. Then strain or nqucczc tho juice through homespun tlannel, and add to each pint of the juice one pound of loaf fugar. Hoil again for some time, take it off, and, while cooling, add half a gallon ol best cognac brandy. Dose for an adult, half a gill to a gill; for a child, a tcaspoonful or more, according to
agr.
Itustt in Oat, robotiou.
We notice that in some sections ef
tho country where the rust has affected the oats, during the present season,
the crops thus destroyed wer not the
only loss which farmers have sustained thereby. As an instance in Kussel
county, Alabama, it is said that some of tho farmers have lost considerable
utock by turning them into oats field
injured by rust. Not only have thy thtis lost hogs, but horses and mules
are reported to have died from eating
of oaU so affected. As a portion of
the oats of Preble county havo been rendered worthless from rust, it might
be well for our farmers to exercise
iome degree of caution, lest they may
incur additional loss, as in the case
referred to above. By the way, wc believe that Oats rust, in this county, is rather unprecedented; at least we hear some of our oldest farmers so kpeak. Eaton Register.
Quettiunt Answered. A correspondent in Nebraska says ; A few davs since wo received a w letter from a friend at the East, making inquiries in regard to our Territory, from which wc clip the following questions, and append the answers: We have been in Nebraska but a thort time, and our knowledge Udng omewhat limited, we hope due allowance will be made for any misstatements. 'What kinel of country do you live iü?M Mixeil and extensive. It is made up principally of land and water. What kind of weather?" Long'spells of weather are frequent. Our sunshine comes off principally during the daytime. Have you plenty of water, and how got?" A good deal of water scattered about, and geneially got in pails and whisky. I"it hard?" Rather so, when you have to go a half a mile, and wade in mud knee deep to get iL -What kind of buildings?" Allegoric, Ionic, Anti-lialoric, Long And Slabs. The luildings are chiefly out of doors and so low between joints that the chimneys all stick cut through the roof. . "What kind of society?"
fifth Congress?
Mr. Stccdman. Who executes the Fiinting of the House of Representatives of the Thirty-
lift h Congress? C. Wendell & Co. Who obtained the contract for binding all of the doc uments for the House of Representatives of the Thirty-fifth Congress? 0. Wendell eV Co. Who obtained the contract for binding the Congressional Globe for the House of Representatives of the Thirty-filth Congress? C. Wendell k Co. What law was passed at the first session of the Thirty-fifth Congress relative to the Limlivg for the Eicat-
lii c M'cjiii i memo.
That the Rinding should be awarded
to practical arid ccmj ctcnt binders.
Who obtained the contracts for the
Executive Department binding from the Secretaries of State, Interior, War, Xav, Treasury, and Post-Master
General.C. Wendell it Co. What bodv of resurrectionists au-
thori.ed the disentomhment of tho
mould v relics of old Documents, and
sent them to Wendell's Rindcry to be
rebound, at Uncle Samuel's expense?
Echo answers If Vo Who obtained the contract for Printing the ''State Papers.'" C. Wendell I- Co.
i.. w .
IS VVeil'ieil il UllllIK M Krwn ll HI c I . No!
Are am of the Cabinet officers interested in the Public Printing Contracts? Guess so. Has one of the Secretaries any interest in a Connecticut Paper Mill, which furnishes paper for the Public Printing? Guess so. What is Democracy? "Equal Rights and Xo Monopoly.'" I'or the Journal. Iloyhood nrcollections. When I was a hoy, residing with my father, in Amherst Co., Va., the home cottage wts tttuatedm Peddler Creek, a tributary of James' River. It was supplied by springs and rivulets gushing from the Blue Ridge Mountains, at whose baso it quietly flowed along. Sometimes its course was precipitated through chasms, then bounding and leaping over precipices, but ever rolling gladly on its way. In this stream fish of various kinds were found, but especially did it abound in trout. When daylight be
gan to come forth in the morning, on the tops of the mountain the sun would first make its appearance, and on the west side of the house, high above the quiet valley, the leaves would appear beautifully tinged with the bright beams of the sun, whose brilliant rays were at the same time slowly biirmounting the hills on the east, until within an hour or two its benign influence would be felt in the valley. In certain localities along these mountains the sun had scarcely ever shown; and in such places forty or fifty years ago, there dwelt the bear, the panther, the wolf and wild cat, and a great variety of poisonous reptiles. These were often a great terror to the children, and sometimes the stoutest heart quaikxl at their approach. Of these the rattlesnake and copperhead were the most dreaded. One day, while passing through the wood, I came upon a blacksnake, which was several feet in kngth. This kind was usually called "racers." I have not seen anv of them iu this country. 1 gave it a light tap on tho head, and then grasped it around the neck, its head and fangs extending a little beyond th little finger. It would coil and twist itself, and then bring its tail upon the ground, producing a report like the crack of a small whip. I will now relate a circumstance
ing my father of the rheumatism long afterward. On one occasion, when returning
from school, I saw a rattlesnake Iving 9 O
dead with a squirrel, also dead, in his
mouth. Tin head of the squirred was hanging out of the snake's mouth, and its hind feet and legs hanging out at full length Whinl the reptile's h.ad through its neck. The snake had uni.i . i. iii
aenawen too large a jon, anr inei
squirrel, in an effort to release itself, had forced its feet and legs through tho snake's neck. One time, when mv brothers were out coon-hunting, the dogs commenced barking about forty roils from the house. They knew at once what was up, and called for father and myself t" bring over the gun. Wc hastened to the scene of action, but were not expecting a den of bears so near the bouse. 1 ran right up to the entrance of the den, when lady bruin came out close to me, and stood facing me. About that time then; was a whiteheaded boy took the back track in double quitk time. Contrary to the usual custom of such animals, she ran off and left her. young. Father tho't it useless to shoot at her, as there was but a very small load in the gun. I
went into the den and captured three of the cubs, which I esteemed as a fine
prize. C. (ilootny Itcflrctiotn of a Southern Disunion Orcnn.
The New Or leans Ree of a late date,
has the following sombre reflections on the result of the recent elections:
authority, we here pledge our-elvt s to re.-i.t and uppo-e as eni mies to the ueace and welfare ot the country. 5. That we disclaim any riprht to interfere with lavery in the Ftatc where it cxi.-ta tinder the shield of State sovereignty, but tve ejj)'j3C now, as heretofore, its extension into any of the Territories, and i!l ue all proper and constitutional means to prevent !uch cxtetifdon. (J. Wc do r.ot struggle for a mere party triumph, but fur the rijzht and poit o!' our whole country, and that w e lienor those political opponents who have hail the musline.s to place them 'elves in opposition to thadministration in its assault t.p on the funda-
nuntil principles of Aiiuneun lil.erty. 7. That Jesse J). Ihight and Graham N. Fitch are not of ri:;ht pr s-cntatives of this .State in the Sm ite of the l.'nitid StaUs, and ought to be immediately ousted therefrom. b. That we will nlwav? rc.-dst the scheme of ecllij-h ind unscrupulous j irons, high in powir, having for its ob ject the re-transfer of the Wabash and I'rie Canal from the bondholders to the State. fb That we re-alllrri the doctrine tli.it Congress has the eon?titutional power to exclude slavery from the Nationil Territori i, not wit list audio ' thee tra- judicial opin
ion of the Supreme Court of the l". States
to the rontrnrv.
Hb That we are in favor of printing to
actual nett! rs on the public lauds a home-ste-ad of at least 1G! acres.
""PEORIA MARINE-' A N I) Fire ffEiMuriiasie Co.
Made iu compliance with I.aw, rKoniA, Illinois, Jamahy l?t, lt.V. Name and locality d' the Company, IVoriu .lluriur an el I'irer Iiisuittuce CompniiY, Pce'ria, Illinois. The am Mint of its e.ipit 1 stock, $.V) ,0:);),0 The amount of its capital paid up, HOO,') )')) The a sests of Coinpanv an 1. Cash on hind .., IV-1' 2. Keal estate uneiwum'a red !li:n, T lb 15 nds e ned bv the Coin;.inv
gd cud ;crx jö
! embracing a great variety, and is rece iving
from time to time, additions so as to keep the stock full, and thus be able to satisfy the wants of the public. His stock consists in purl of a large assortment of HARDWARE, among which may be found Cook Parlor Stoves, Iron, Nails, Mill & Cross Cut Saw., Carpenters Tools, Axes, Locks,
Latches and Mouse Iiinunings in general, Table &: 1'ocket Cutlery, Files, Hasps, Höring Machine-", Hand Saws, it Hatchets, Window (Ilass, Sash & Doors, Holts, Screws and all
DRY GOODS,
t a
people, ami advocating 1 reeoom ana iree labor in opposition to the mis-named Democratic party, which encourage-s the spread of slave labor ml ee ks to extend the institution of Slave rv throughovt our entire Nat'onu! Domain, and place tho Government forever under the control of a slave oligarchy, it has the strongest claims ef all political organizations on the cordial support cf e very one who dcrires to give to the gov-e-rnmcut iU original and true democratic charade r. To all who will aid in wresting the government from the aristocratic hands now wielding its power, we cilVr the Jocrxal as an exponent of the principles of the only party in -which the people can place hope and reliance for the consummation ef an object '.car to e rv patriot. -
N' be tter means of diffusing information kinds of Strap Hinges; toge the r w ith even-
on the ouestions to be discusswl in the cam- thinjr usuallv kat.t in that line. Also a w ell
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paign and settled at the ballot lox can be eie- selected stock ot
vued than that ed a general circulation and attentive reading of the prope r kind of newspapers. The Jocr.vvL possesses peculiar ad-
var.tigcs for an early publication of what- I such as clothes, casimtres, satinets, t wools.
eve r relates to the interests of the people of janes, coats, pants and ve sts, ready made or
Indiana. I ne- rrocceuings ol the conveu- the goods to make tliem f to order; brown tie-nseif all political p irtie-s held at the Cap- and bleached muslins, ginghams, prints and
it.il of the fctate r re given an immediate in- other articles t jo tedious to name. I oge th
st t tion in its columns, and sent abroad be- I er with a general and w ell select et I stock of
fore they e m be published elsewhere. The groceries, as coHeC, tea, sugar, dye stuU's, ic
vatious religious, educational and mice lla- And in his i 1 lit t 1 w I
r.eoiH assemoi iim-s neki so ircipiciiiiv ai in- C I It Ii f P I V H II I T) V V C C diampolis as to give it the name" of the ft A II D L E) A A II 11 A li A L 0
ported in full for the Daily Journal, and I-tabl.hmcnt vou can fin 1 nn thing from ttlnte verisof reneral interest is nubli.hcd hne whiles Carnage or buggy H.iness,
in the Wllkly Jocrxal. The proceedings in the Fnitcd States Courts and the decisions of the Supreme Court jf tho State, when in session, are given daily. The latest telegraphic ne ws is publi.-hed each morning', which, w ith that furnisheel by eoriesMndents and the local intelligence compihd for each issue, makes the Jocrxal the freshest ami fullest vtvr paper published in the State. Altogether tin re no p.iper as well adapted
to the wants of the pe ople- of Indiana as the Statc J oca mal. The matter in it is prepares! with a sp ial reference to their interests, and no paper can g'ne as much info,mition on itnjMirtant and interesting humr m ttters as the Jocrxal does. THUMS FOIl TIIH CAMPAICN: Single subscriptions for I months $0 .'0 :i io
Clubs of 1') for I months.
! Tier.
! TN. IL All work Warranted for ttrelve . months. The patronace of the rubsic is re- ; s ctfully sedicited. Caniap , Wagon md
bugcies, exch.inced f r horses, at the Mirktt j -rices. April 'J,l, 1?:,7. GEORCE HCLMS.) jOIIX MCCS. HELlViS & D1GGS,
Hank of
Elkhart. Hank of (toh n. Rink of fsport. Hank of
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one e-opy to club
r for :r iM for I in ike r
'Jo for .'1 rii':ith one copy to eluU make r
iV) for I months two copies to club maker L" CO
.rr f'T 'A months two copies to
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down to ali.ime strinir. All the above arti
cles for sale cheap for cash or exchange for countrv produce. , THOS. WARD. N. lb Cah paid for Hides. march, 1, '. NEFF ete LUCAS. Wholesale nnel Retail
GROCERS.
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Store on Maiu stre. t.Lat of Public Souare. lIon'. anu ' c-ul -"U'1?
OH, all yc hungry, starving men, that feed upen wind. You can lind at Nell
.V Lucas fctore at all tunes
Flour, Ilaeon, Fish, Lard,
llutte-r, Egg, Salt, Codec, Tea, Sugar, Mvlasacs, Golden Svrup,
And, indeol, eyervthitig in the Clrocen line.
We; keep, also, Nails of eve ry size, Window (lias, Sa-di, Ilünds and D uiv. Also, a well selected fdock eif
.lliiiitifarUirersi V Dealers in riKXITi nEeV C1IAIKS. A7'E have on h.nd, and are constantly f manufacturing all and tviry kind of Furniture and Chairs, which we are sure will please all who ill favor us with a call. We have the BEST OF WORKMEN in our employ, win will make nothing but the very best ami most substantial werk. Our stock is large, consisting in part ot Keie Wood .llaltoa ny. ISIarU Walnut, Iin i y, .tlapte, Ar, We kee j) also Hair and Husk Matrasses, Looltiiip; O laHNcH. A large assortment of Roc and Mahogan framed Looking (ihises will be sold cheap
N. lb Ready made Collins, of all sizes,
kept constantly oa hand, april 2. V7. REMOVAL.
Have removed frenn their former stand No. to their New Store,
o. 17 I'earl ., South Side,
11 t. Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati
X A "E beg leave to call your attention to j j our increased fa.-ilities for hwing and storing GOODS. We are now m ikin?
arrange m nts to op-en w ith the S'pring Trade a ve ry bire and eltsirable stock of BOOTS AND SHOES not surpassed in the West. Our m in u factory is iu successful eipcra
anl we can mpplv the Trade with
oods vi rv superior in stvle and workman
ship. We acknowledge ourselves under many obligations to our friends for their liberal and value-el uj-j-ort heretofore extended to us, and assure them that nothing shall be wanting en our part to merit a continuance f the same. RORIIINS ,V roMEROY, dec Tl. ,.r7. ('iiK-iiniati. ).
drawing 10 per cent 9,700,'KI I. Debts of the comyany securel by mortgage ehawing 12 per cent 1.7,723,00 .". All other ebbt. as per no. 0. Ct. Debts for premiums due and not due l?,07,in 7. All other securities consisting, of discounte-d bills, notes, drafts and acceptances m ituring daily, have from sight ti !:) days to run from date 27:,!J5,2- . mount of liabilities due er not due t banks or either creditors of the '
Lo-es'a.lj.istol 'and' due'.!!; !n..iu! A Hdiyious and Family Xe, csL ss. s adjusted ami not due Nne . paper.
Losses unaciu.'ted byi7.")(t F.dited by eminent clergymen, as?isted bv
Losses in ffuspen.se, w aiting further ; the following distinguished regular von-
rroot . I. ','). triiuitors:
all f which we sell very eluap for Cash or
club m ik r 12 .VH eoutitrv rroduce. As we have adopted the
The terms for vearlv subscrijtions are the "Keaely 1 ay system, we are letermiuea to
same as tho.e given in fornur pDspectn-es. sell at as low figures a any other house iu
The hii.v Jolrwal w le sent bv the eastern imiiana. ru eome aion' Willi your
curly morning express trains to all subse rb inarke ting and a little of the ne edful,"
bcrs in the railroad towns, and bv the first P"' ' win ge i trie woi in oi it in er.uo:t
mails to all eithe r tioinfs. at the rate of a Ml"k tune-.
venr, er .r ) cents a month.
Address all orders for subserlptions to 1 u ii ran I Co in pa n y , Indianapolis, Indiana. june 17, l.)t.
Neve-I und Lxtruoi eliunr) I
Tin Iiidrpnitleiii,
llla,k l!,1,,l.lio,ais1n mnv well ; .nfZ-i..-,.,,, l
All otlie r claims against t!ie i"m;un , None.
The greate-st amount injured by tin company in any ore risk I0,O0D,O0 The greate st amount allowed by the rules of the company in any one city, town er village. No rules conce rning the same The largest amount to be insured in any ene b'o-k. Nt e xceeding $10100
e xposed to any ene fire.
Rlv. Gko. II. Cuelver, Rev. Henry Ward Hkfciifr,
NEW SCHEDFLi: OF TREMIFMS or tue
United States Journal Publishing House J
I N C OUR A G E D by the 'une xampled B A succe.-s" of our novel and extraordi
nary lVenrum Oilers, in the circulation of
the long-istabiihed and popular pictorial monthly, the Umtld States Ji ral, and in the sale ef our valuable Rooks, we' now
announce our new programme eif rnmiums
for the" reason ed" lf-;"Vs iuid 1.V., embracing
the celebrated Art Union S ries ef twelve
as. Harr.lt Rclcuer brown, , ir,,e lin,, KtvlM VUtv l:r,yU
shout an exulting; i:cni. ( 'mnecticut i with clo.-ud. (.. HOLLAND, Sec'ty
has followed lianl upon Neu Hanipihhirc, nl goni with a rush against Slaverv: wliile, mikirnlest cut of all, St. Louis, a .South-Ji n city of a iSotithern Stitto, ha, at its recent municipal election, reiterated its scnir-abelitie:i sentiments by the election of tlu Fire Democratic ticket. Truly, the Kansas measure has been a disastrous blow to the South. Intended, as its advocates proclaimed, to settle the question of Slavery, and quiet agitation, it has generally renewed discord, strengthened free soil, an I hopelessly divided the only party that claimed au odor of nationality. We arc afraid that those Spring elections arc portions of gloomier tidings hereafter. Wc apprehend that Pennsylvania, und Illinois, and Indiana, which bv unrivalled tact an I tinwearied exertion were saved in from falling ir.to th Free Soil quagmire, will return to their wallow, ami that before the expiration of the present year everv non-sdavcholdiiv' State in th.1 Union, with the possible exception of California, vill rally under the victorious standard of Elack Ilepublicanism. The South then will be in a certain and absolute minoritv, ami may vainly look to the North for sympathy or succor. When that peniod arrives, wc shall be glad to learn of those who arc constantly elinning into our ears their devotion to tho Union, what course th-n propose to pursue? Shall we submit, and trust to the justice or the mercy of the Northern antislavery men, for the preservation of our lights? Shall we remain in the Union until an opportunity is presented of finally testing their repeated as surances that no more Slave States hall be admitted? Or shall we make preparations for a criis that seems inevitable, and taking our stand npon principle, put forth our firm resolve to re ist any overt act of aggression? The time is not distant when these question may be pertinently asked. In the interim, let the Southern nationalists revolve them at their leisure, for an answer will be shortly reeiuired."
Xi?"Four brothers named Pulsy, were drowned, on Sunday of last week, near Baltimore. They were all drunk, aud three perished by the capsizing of a sail-boat, and the other fell from a skia;
Statu nv It.f.tois.)
Peoria County, $ Personally aj pear before mr, theun! rsiprned Not:iry I'uMie in and for the city e.f Peoria, county of Peoria, and State aforesaid; Charles Holland Secretary ed' thePeoria Marine and Tire Insurance Company, who after behi eluly sworn, ebposei? and .-ays tint theannexe'd statement ef the e ndit ion of the said company is correct acc rdinjr to his knowledge und belief. CJivcn under my hand and eitiicial seal this 1st el.u of January, A. D. 'ö13. BKRv.inn r iLY, x. r. l. . Insurance Agent's Certificate oi" Authority. STATC OF INDIANA, ) Auditor or State's 0rnct. I.niANArot.i!", J.in. IS lrfWhereas the Peoria Marine and Fire In?ur.mce Company of Peoria, 111, his filed in thi ofliee a ftttemctit of its condition on the M of J inu iry lS t'.ic act of iu incorporation and amendments properly certified to, and its written instrument, nominating its agents and authorizing them fully and unreservedly to acknowledge services of process in the cre nt of suits. Now, Therefore, in pursuance of the rerpaimncnts of "An act to amend an act entitled an act fT the bu'rpomtion of Insurant i Companies, elelinin the ir powe rs and prescribing their eiutic s" approval March 135, having presented s.tisfattory evidence tome eif the full eompli.ince to the requirements an 1 spei-ificitlons of that act, I J dm W D hM, Auditrr of the State of Indiana, elo herihveertifyth.it Ilno.s I. V;itson K-ejr, of Winchester, as the AjMitt of fiid Company is authorized to transact tho business of Inser.inee as the Aire nt of the Haid Peoria Mirir.e& Tire Insurance Company in this Statir, up to July 1st to the extent that he mav be commissioned and appointed bv the s.ud Company. In WiTNtss Wiij-.Rtof, I h ive hereunto subs ribed my name and cause-d
rE.tl.. the Seal uf mv )'lic- to l-e aüiie!
And nnnv other
Tin; Imiki km'K.nt is a larr'e double-sheet family newspaper, haudsoinely printed or. clear p;j er, and with lare type, issueel weekle, and circulated iu all parts of the land particularly in New Lowland, theMiddle States, aiid the Wct.
Its oduinns are cniiehed and eliversille!
and a schedule of Coi.n Watciils, Kicii
Jkwkliiy of all kinds, (or.n Pe, ete., of-
fered on a t-cale of liberality euijuscirg all
pre vidu.i oilers. Our Jewelry is composed exclusively of the richest first-class articles1, warranted to
be solid cold, or i reci-e!v as represented.
... . i. ... 1 1
li'i eiery jurstoi yeieces nis own pre in: n in
by e;.ri!r'.lHtioiH from writers of the tirt ()Urs is the onlv Pnbli.-hin'' Iboise that of-
cit ir.ieter anl e eici-nty, on a wiae rair.-e oi kr;4 pr miums on this plan, or that fi:rn;s!;e
suoje'cts, line i ( sunj; no; my 10 ine ii'unc tins class ot Jcwtli v.
:!ic!e and hresi.Ic, hut aba to the business, The folhiwiii'' is a list of a few of tin
the literary, and the reli-jious world. articles, with the am Mint of the club for
hviry successive number ot the piper is which it i zrirc-n us a pre miuiu, and the
designed to 'ive a wee kly direst of alTair, jMsta:c required for its delivery by mail:.
...hi intneenurcn an -tin eneworm, am. aiso V,Uchill Iotr, :imn(i.ta
p r.il iiunma. ....sce.i.neou, w;... 1)la, ti?hlttJ1 t.jr.u (iM Wateh,
U.I.U., en... nun nK,,,iruii. e, aim puna- w.,rrj,m ,j ft p r(.(.t t;JIU..kM , ( r . . .f,f) O0
V, . ' V T Lle-ant Lepine Knar.ubd Dial IS
ixu u.e en.e i urn u uie paper . o n :;,
maraiwtT in u.e wor ,1-ami. wiui mis in L Double-slide Gold Pencil and
,e y. ,n see..s o 1 in-nr n.rv ,...re .e orn, (.ul ,Vj warr.,ntcil to ,,e I'ostap.
tna.s now Hiruun? ir Miceess. u is ,( tlll, ,,lHlt JlC W.Öc
a ir enu eo tae Have-, an-i an auvoeate lor p,t,iutil-u, (;oUl Pencil, warranted
h , -, ,. ft ujM re ncil, cold watch Ke y, and
nronoM'u imio;ic measure w nicn uenies me .,.,i.r " ... .i : r
humnitv und th.e rights ed men. In seek
ing ta promote the promise ef Christianity.
FRESH ARRIVAL AT TIIL CASH STORE. .rI are now reeeii in(-r a lull und f plcnV V did toek of
eotisi-.tin of many varie tics of Lulie Dre ss (" ioi'.s, a full assottment eif Ltdics und Chi!. Inns Shoes, be;:h orn, Panaini and Pur II its, Tw teils, Velvets, Cass'mere, Cloth, kc. ic. Also, a full pusj.lv ef All of which have be in boucl-.t at jan:c prie s and w ill be so!d at a cui.dl advance for C.i.-h or Prodiiee. C.i'l at t'.ie Prick WaieleoHe and examine our stock. We continue to pay Cash for Wheat, (bits, C;rn, rijxsecd, mtet, I.ird, Green Apple, Drid Apples, A.e. m i rclM S .'. A VERY AM'UTM A N. a OTEiiFnT mscovEiTv !
nMK AOTE LIST. m:ciK -paying hank? IUr.k of th State of Kichang Hk, Greta Indian K Prnche castle! Proe-Aville Ibink, F-jette C. Bank. Ilrook rille. Conner? ilic
Hank of the Cipitol, Karat r' Hank, Wrt Indiana pol if-. j eM.
Elkhart, linier Hnk, sI ranjyrt. Gothen, Huntinjrton Co. Ilk Hutticton. Gosport. Ir.diarA Dink, Madi I fon. Indiana, Indiana ReirTTe Hk.
Michigan City. J Kek'mo. Itank ef MontlccIIe, Indin Farmer Uk. Mouticello. I Franklin. Ibirk of Mt. Vernon, Indiana Stcxk Hank, Mt. Vernon. ! Lportt. Hank of Poi. Taolb Kentucky Stok Hk. Bank 'of Hock illf ,' Columibui. Wabasli town. Jairrarce Ilk, Liins. Bank of Syracuse, M'cr. k Mechanica' Syraeunr. " Birdc. New Albany Bk of Salem, Salem. jNeir York and a Bank of b'altia Nej State Stock Bank, AlbanT. I Ftansville. Bloomin'gtcn Bank, Tarkc Co. Ilk, Rock Bloominpton. rille. Crescent City Bank, Kruirie City Bk, TerEvansTille. j re Haute. Canal Bk EransTille'suthern Bk, of IndlCambridpe Citr Bank' ans, TVrrc Haute. Cambridge Oitv. ISalern Bank. Goj.be
Central Batk, Indi- State Bk of Indian
aaapolis. ( aud Branche. .Tridem Bk, Indianapolis. Note. The above list rml-ractt the Statt Bank and Brauches, TIjc Bank of the State
of Indiana aud Branches, and auch of the
Specie- Pay inj; Free Bank as are doing or have been doing a legitimate business lit repilar Banking houset. Those marked w ith a () are w ithdrawing their circulation Tlic noten of the Bank of Monticello are rede e mad at the Branch Bank, Lafayette; of the Bank of Sxracuse, at the Branch Bink, Goshen; of the Fayette Co. Bank , at th Branch Bank, Connemille; Merclxaiiti' k Mechanics' at the Branch Bank, New Albany; N. York and Va. Stock Bank, at the Crescent City Bank, Kransville; BAnk of the Capitol at the State Auditor' ofiice; Central Bank at Indianapolis Branch Bank inj; Co., and at Fletcher', Indianajolis; Indiana Hescrve Bank, at Fletcher' Indianapolis; The Traders' Bank has little or no circulation unredeemed. The Bank of Warsaw, not in the above list, has a circulation of alKMit $.2,000, which is redeemed at tha Bank; Huntincton County Bank at par at its counter. The circulation of all the banks which arc closing up their busin t 1 bei 115 rapidly returned home for re-demption. Those Bank in the above list, which ar withdrawing their circulation, having no place of renle mption named, redeem their notes at their own counter. SUSPENDi:i) AND III! OK EX BAN" KS. The follow idg list embrace the usieiided
Free Banks of Indiana, whose Issues are -deemcel by the Auditor at the rate aßixcd te each, except where another placeof red cm tion I named in the list: Agricultural Uauk.Mt Great Western Bkcjre Sterling parj deemed at Prairie Atlantic Bank, Jack-I Citr Bank, 1 errt wn S'-i Hautv par Bk of Connersvillc.beiKalarnazoo Bk at AIBink of Albion, Al-J bion W bion part Laurel Bank rdJ Bk of North America,1 Northern Indiana at Clinton 50, Bank f3 Bk of Albany 00 Orange Bank. . . . .r Bk of Rochester, .pnr Saving Bank of ludi Bk of Attica c9! ana,CrunrsvillrC3 Bk of America, Mor-istate Stock Bk of Inocco, ...t7, diana at lru...ti Bk South B 11.1... par-State Stock Bk, MaBank of T. Wad- I Hon 0
worth
(iwltl in Winchester
AT
JEWELRY STORE, South side Public Spure , Winchester,
vou will find a ber;re ami
.1 assortment of JEWELRY,
t'uch as
Tirnniin V V' ge-rieral
C!asr
it will inculcate the doetr:ne that the prin
ciples of Human Freedom are part ot the
Coepel itselt.
A full summary of Rdijious and General
Intclltjence is given.
gold tooth rick combined 6 00.9c
Extension tilver case j ei. eil (warranted s line as coin) and gold pen 2 .rf).0c
liicli gokl hauet bracelet,.... Fancy gold mosaic bracelet.
Superb lined gold locket, engrave d
Wristlets,
Broachc, Lockets, E.er-Kinu'', Finge r-Kings, Gold and Slh er Watches, Bob Chains.
2 00. De Gold Pens, with or without Cases,
Sluwl Pins, etc. etc. etc. Besides these, a splendid lot f NOTIONS,
4 00. Dc consisting in mrt of Sprct icb-s, Poeket-
b 00.9c i Knives, Potttiu'iiie s, Pocket-Books, Pencils,
and turned
-I Ort.f'c
ThimbUs. Steel and Silver, Razors and
ftrops, Powdir Flasks, LidiesN Fancy
.. lT fr.',! rtt rt r.-. .... r. . T...,j tl 1 11 1 . 1. . - . I. . 1 1 : ... 1 I ' .. . "l
"""J b.o.K,KUcrale..r ,!r. ....... .G ..fc .,.. 1-1 a , 1,-... .l or ,u
Narkrt and Commercial iYrjfj.
Gold eamco pin for lady " 00. Co
a a
mm txpresMv lor ring pit
("urrint r also coneeted up to the elav ef
publication, and miy be coulidently relied
upon br corn etnevs.
Teh mi a year (in cv cry ca.e) by mail; 10 50 by ctrrier; payable always in adyance.
Spcemie n numbers e-nt gratis Single copies six c nts.
New und ed! isubsoribers will pleae? remit
at our risk direct to tho publisher, a vre
have no ujtntf 'or whom we are re sponsible.
A'tccrtitrwrnls - i wenty cents per line, each insertion, with a discount on lar"c
bibs. JOSEPH H. LA DD, Publisher, julv 1 Oilier, 22 Beekman-st., X. Y nTlYAxT'S Mercantile Institute,
of Indianapolis, Jul.
t 0T.?.v
ICS
In sum
the
rdying to
E. L. WATSON, A cent. Oft-e on Meridi.ui St. West Public Square, may 15'. ly Winchester, Ind. VBSCONDED from the subscriber, living in Stoncycreck Township, Randolph couctv, Indiana, on the 31st day of May, IsaacThornburg.au indentured apprentice to the farming business. This is to give notice to all pcrtena not to harbor or truüt him on my account, as I will not be respenfiblc for anv debts of his contrai tin?. Fl'ELDEN X. CLEVENGER. Juac 10th , Jr5-. 15,00 an Acre. ITOR Sale 1C) acres of improved Land, nt $1.",00 an acre. Terms, J-j down Jj in twelve months, and the balance iu two years, with ixitere-st on deferreel payments. A discount of 12 per cent, tvill le made for cash. For further information address ' WM. M. LOCK. RidgeTille, Randolph Co., Ind. arril 2?. Ir.'f.
ASS Porcelain and Surar Kettles, at THOS. WARD'S.
t .-it i r l. rt v.. v,
Ul ,nu '.iric .l I iQ"r Cold tlorcntiuc pin for ladv 5 00.
uce .uvruri, ana mcrcnaiKii.-e cen- ,.., . r , f(ir .,,., o n.i .
e r.illy; )-ethe r with that of the Cattle Mar- Sm of ,-nld ram t..d ' .3 1 o':to
hrt, is written weekly by -m experienced s. nf lnl.. r ,.. at.u onir".
this piper. Our Prices Ci .,f.i .i: ... .i. ... i
Wit. V A fMIU I. 11 HI IIH1 ."HIIV IJUlU'li for l.idv or '-e ntleman 1 00. Tc
Superb fiiindshiji rin, solid sixteen carat roM, richlv enameled
A Miss's rin, solid t-ixtten carat pold, set with ftone 2 C0.2e Among the Engravings are: The Signing of the Death Warrant, of Lady Jane Grey, from the celebrated painting by Daniel Huntington. 22 inches long bv 17 inches wide ". $1 W).12c The Trapper's Last Shot, from the rrcat paintiii ' by W. Rannty, lfx2l 1 00.12c The Angler' Dauchtcr, from the frreat jCiinting by Laudscer. . . . JjO.-Te Sparking, from the painting bv F. W. Ed ware!-! 3'. .9c (Ter full Sehtdule, tee our Catalojur.) The U.xitfu States Jocrai. contains sixteen large bdio pages, ably editeel and profu,e ly illustrated. IVitc only 50 ceuts a year. Our e italoCue contains ovrr 1,03') of the most useful, entertaining, and popular works of the day. Any person sending us M cents or more , either lor the Jocrxal e-r for Boks at the lowest price, is entit!e-d to the same amount in any of tho premiums of his ow n selection from the sche-dule. He is also entitled t ) extra Fremium3 amounting to $1, and extra Books of Journals amounting to $1 for every club of $10, thu3 receiving for 10, B-oks or Journals amounting to $11, and Premiums atn ueting to $11. The amount to prepay postage on the Premium!, should accompany each order. Every reader is inuted to form a club, aad we wish to arrange with some person at every Pot Olüce, to act as local arnt and corrrespondent, who will be richly paid therefor. Specime ns and Catalogue sent fre e on application. Send on a It w ,suLcrii4ions at once, and select your premium? from the above, or when vou re-ctive the Catalogue. J. M. EMERSON .V CO., Publishers, 30b Broadway, Xew York. A Lot of White Corn Meal, Potatoes, Apple-?, Onions and Beans, at AVERY k PUTMAX'S.
too numerous to mention.
f;epril 1
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ill 1-3 Iw Ut S if .inuuil t f
f. ktlt Iii Krfhlv 1
a V. e! ' rPin': 0,Jcl t,r thijS IXSTITUTION, as va.iitor or late j a Us narue. ievnorts ,is to atlord to ve.uns Oa-rurs of buildings, merchant . mechan- -tk.mcn ;inl ,;il5ts an nlH,rllin:tv ;,f b-
un.r oiners, can ouiain wunoui eje iay. y. .,,,.,,, .,; 'i r.- tl,,: r,-,.,-t.
nee against hrcor t:r.t class risks Irom .... , t...,- i...-..;., i
above sale and reliable Company, by an- ... nn ,,,0 M..:Mt;r1 ,1
I I I V- -' 4V - . ViV W k.V 4V.
pnneip
By tirst teaching each and every pupil to write a bold, legible hand; secondly, by teaching the science of Book-Keeping by double and tingle entry as practically applied to every department of business together with Lectures on the Laws and Customs of Trade and the Science of Accounts. TERMS. For full course (of s or 10 week) . . .$.22 00 For partial course, embracing the practical part of Bok-Kecpiag and Busir.t si Pcnm inaldp, Iu 00 For full course in Ladies'' Department, 10 CO which mujl be pre-paid ifc Meur-d. , T. J. BRYANT, dec 51, '07. Principal Lurfif, lllore lAshtl I Have made arrant'e-ments with the Proprietors eff Kn.ipp's Patent Coal Oil Lamps, and w ill h ive con.-tantly on hand a supply of all kinds. These Limp are perfectly safe, it being impossible for the Oil to eiplode, free from smoke or unpleasant cnlor while burning, and by actual experiment consame only one cents worth of Oil an hour. They may be seen at all times at my Drug Store, whe re I fthall be happy to show to all who rai-v w jih to purchase, arril Lt,'5-. W. B PIERCE
X ff Pure Tallow Candles, at iJXJxJ tit v prices, by the Ix)x, at AVERY & PUTMAX'S. ,
Notice. WILL be exposed to sale at public outcry to the highest bidder, at the Court House elour, in the town of Winchester, between the hours often o'clock, A. M. und four o'clex-k P. M., en Saturday the 2 Ith elay of July, (int.) the following property, twit: The ctntic part of the north jartof out lot No. ene, in the Ei-t front of the town of Winehciter. Mortgaged by Joseph Johnson tA the btatc of Indiana, tor the use of the Common School Fund. Loan 10, Debt inte rest, damages und c-sts C7. Also, at the same time and place, the Weft half of the Souttli-West ejuarter of section twenty-three, townhip nineteen, north of range fourteen eat of the second j rincp.il Meridian line of lands in feaid county, containing-1 ihty acres, mortgaged by Jacob Has aud Mary H.is.f to the State of Indiana for the use ef Congressional township 1!'. north of range M cajt. Lian No. -I r, debt, interest, damages and cot $11)0 10 Also, at the same time and place, the n )rl'i-iat euaitir of the south-wet! ejuartir of srctim twenty-six, township nine teen north of range thirtieu east of the second jr'iicipal Meridian line, containing forty acres, mortgaged by Jts-e Mills to the tate of Indi .ma, for the use of the Cmwen School Fund. Ioan No. IÖ4, tltbt, interest, dam ige s ami cost $1 1"? lij So much of said tracts of land will be sold as will satisfy the debts of each piece re j c c ti v e ly. Te rins ca - h. : Due atte r.dar.ce bv X A T 1 1 A X CJ A R R ETT, A. R. C. JOHN W. JAUNIGAN, T. R. C. j'jly lt. lotice TS hereby given that there will be a meeting of the liit Mibers of the Agricultural Fair at Winchete r, on Saturday, tho 1 Tth day of July, at 2 o'clock P. M., a't the Court House in Winchester. Important businen is to be atte nded to. The j rojrietp-of reducing our Prem'ttni L't, etc., etc., will be diacii--. All are earnettly requested to attend, especially the Director?. july I X. P. II E ASTON. See V. Always on baud at this office, or got up on short notice. We have on hand Deeds, Mortgages, Executions, Summcnfcs, Supfrnat., Blink Notes
91 -Traders' Bk at Xah-
Bk of Bockport.. par; Tille JIV Ilk of PrrryKville.ar,Wabah Vallt- Bk2 Bk of Bridgrwrt. .b" Waye Bank, Legan1'armers Bk Jasper9l rl par
Warne Bk, at Rich juond pr
The proceeds of the securities of the following named Banks arc exhausted: Bank of North Amer- North Western Bank. ieafc at Newport " Public Stock Bauk. Bank of Covington, illytnouth Bank. Bank of Renss ilaer. ;P rry County Bank. 11 ink of Fort W.nue. State Stockllk, JamesDrover' Bk, at Rome; town. Delaware Co. Bank. (State Stock Bank, Elkh.irt lo. Bank. I Lejganvpcrt. Farmer and Mecba-'State Stock Security i .' Bk, ut Rensial-; Bank. air. iStubui County Bank. I'ar. and Mechanics' Shawnee Ifk, Attica. Bk, nt Indiana)oli. Tippecanoe Bk, IO(01 e 1 nine ut Stock Bk gaion t. Creat Western Bank. 'Trade r' Bk,atTrre (ireene County Bank.: Haute. Oramercy Bank, La,Cppir Wabafh Bank. fuyettc. j W rste rnBk, PI 1 mouth Merchants' Bank, La- Wnbash Rixer Bank, lavette. j New Cor j don. Merchants Bank, j Wabash River Bank. Springfield. I Jasper. New York Stock Bk. Wabaih River Bank, Vincenr.es. Xtw.ille. "SHIXPLASTERS." Alexander k Hoin'iTarkington L Aikena' Cheeks Goiport. I Cheeks, Blooming B. F. Jones k Co.! ton. checkt, Columbus. Watson's Checki,Tcr Bank e.f Plymouth," re Haute. Plymouth. " Crover k Madison, Citizens' Bank, (Jos- Terre Haute. port. X-7 iWampler4 Check, Commercial Bjnk of (town of Comport,) Elkhart, E!kh.irt. j (.'oi-port. Covington and Dan-IWentern Exchange ilb-Plank RoadCo. Comjny, IndianaCoin"ton. j ioli.
D iwning's Bank of Thimts Bink, Laurel Indiana, Riehlau J. Indiana State Bk, Indiana State Mining' Bloomington. and Manufacturing Ixganrort and MariCo. Michigan City. I on Railroad Checks Mining and Manufac- Fort Wayne k Southtming Co's Bank ofj rn RailroadChecka Commerce, Point '!xgaiir"tt k PlyCoiiirnerce. mouth Plunk Road Oiiio Insurance Com-' Co. I,oganport. pany, New Albany. Franklin Insurance Rockjtott Manufac-j Company Checks turmg and Insur Franklin, ane e Co. Rockrxrt.;Union Plank Road Co. j Michigan City. Note. The above Is a list of ''Shinrdasters, or "Hat Banks," having no lejtal txiitince and whose uotcs have no iccurity of reeleinption beyond the pleasure of the issuers. PAR FUNDS. State Bank of Indiana Specie paing Free Bank of the Statc of, Banks of Ohio. Indiana. Ilusiana Banks. State Bank of Ohio. Sjecie pacing Free State Hank of Mis- Banks of ludi&na. no uri. Soh cut Banks of Ky. ÜXCURREXT FUNDS. Illinois. D's. Ttuutr. DI, All except the lift be Old Banks f low 1 Stock Banks 6 wiscejssi. j Banks not secured. .0 All Fre e Banks 1 North said South CsrMicniOAV. I olina Sol vent Bk',3 Banks in poo-J credit, ccoacu, CksiDA. 'Old Banks 3 Solvent Banks 2 Indep-cr.de ut. .5 to 10 ALABAMA. I Mobile Binks.......1 AM others DISCREDITED ILLIXOIS BAXKS.
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Rushville Bank.... 15
Bank of Bellvil'.e.
DISCREDITED MICHIGAN BAXKS. Farmers' k Median-Michigan Insurance icV Bank, Detroit.' Co. Detroit. Bank of Ttsumseh. jPtoinsuUr Bank. DISCREDITED WISCONSIN BANK?. Rock River Bank, Farmers' Bank HudBeliot. ton. Bulge r State Bank. ;Fox River Baak,
People's Bk, Milwau.'
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4 Df naBons Stone Ware, consis aCUU ting of Jars. Jugs, Churas. Pots and Pans, just received and for salp cheap at wholesale or retail. Also, a gexnl mrr.!vof Rocklnvbaoi and Yellow ware at ' AVERY PUTMAX'S. FrcftZs Arrival. rST received, a complete stock cf Dry Goods, Groceries, Boot k Shoes, ke. which have been bought for cadi At panio prices and will be sold accordinclv, bv tVb 4. AVERY k fUTMAX. VXcw sujp.ly of fancy Prints, just received and for sale vcrv cheap at AVEKY& IVTMAXF.