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her son, if he irritated the beast, she
ran some distance up the rock, and mo-
toned with her hand that he should not
throw. Yet with the fearless mind of
childhood, and temper little used to
control, he fearlessly threw the fragment
with all his might at the ferocous ami
NAL. 1t struck one of his feet. He
gave sudden growl, Ii shedhi tail with
fury, and seemed about to spring.
Get your rife, Josiahl'
The poor man stirred not. His gla.
zed eye was fixed with look of death
upon the panther, and he appeared par
alyzed with fear. His wife leapt from
the stand, and placing her hands upon
her huSbpnd's shoulder, looked in his
face and said:
'Are you a man, Josiah Eaton? Do
you love your child%
He started as if from sleep, and ran
with furious haste from the ravine.
Again the mother looked towards her
son. He had fallen upon his knees, and
was whispering the little prayers she
had taught him, not in cowardly fear,
but thought came across his mind that
he must die. The distracted mother
could keep still no longer, She rushed
up the steep ascent with the energy oI
despair, reckless of danger, thinking
only of her son. The rocks crumbled
and slipped beneath her feet, yet she
fell not. On, on she struggled in hel
agony.
The ferocious creature paused mo-
ment whenhe heard the anxious mother
approach. True to his nature, he sprang
at the boy. He barely touched the crag
and fell backward, as Hannah ascendec
the opposite side.
'Ahn said she, laughing deliriously
'the panther must try it again before he
parts us, my boy; but we won't part,
and sinking on her knees before him
she fondly folded him to her breast, ba
thing his young forehead with her tears
Unalterable in his ferocity and tn,
mannero of gratifyingit, the panther agair
sprang from his situation. This time ht
was more successful. His foreloo
struck the edge of the crag.
'He will kill us, mother, he will Kill
usP and the boy nestled close to his mo.
TIERS bosom.
The animal struggled to bring hi'
body to the crag-his savage feature,
but step from the mothers face.
GO away,go away shrieked the mo.
ther, hoarse with horror, you sham
have my boyP
Closer--still closer he comes-his rec
eyes flashing fury, and the thick pant
ings of his breath came in ervery face
At this awful moment she hears the fain
report of fire arms coming from the gul
below; the panther's foothold fails, hi
sharp claws loosen from the rocks, ant
the bailled beast rolls down the preci
pice, at the feet of Josiah Eaton.
The SUMS last rays cleaned on til,
little group at the mouth of the gorge
They were on their knees-the mother
hands raised over the head of her son
and the voice of prayer going to thei
Guardian for his mercyin thwarting thu
panther's leap.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

Territory of New Mexico, United States District
County of Santa Fe. court, Sept, term, 1892
CERAN st. VRAlN
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

Territory of New Mexico, United States District
County of Santa Fe, court, Sep. term, 1892
HUGH NJ. BECKWITH,
VS. Attachment
David Waldo. Jacob Hall, &
William Mccoy.
This day came the plaintiff by his attorney, and
II appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
neither of the said defendants are residents of this
Territory, but reside beyond the limits thereof so
that the ordinary process of law cannot be execu-
ted upon them, 1t is therefore ordered, that they
mike their appearance hereto, on or before the
first day of the next term of this court to be be-
gun and held at the court room in the city of Santa
Fe on the third Monday Of March next, and plead
answer or demur to plaintiffs petition, or judg-
ment will be rendered against them. II is further
ordered that publication be made of this order ac-
cording to law.
A true copy of the order made in the
above cause at the September term oil
said court, AID. 1852.
R, H, TH0MPKINS, Clerk.
Santa Fe, Dec II, 1852 -25 4w.
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TIME U. y. Mail from Santa Fe to the States
L leaves regularly on the first day of each
month.
Passage during the summer months $l25 90 90
p" winter months Sl50 OO
4Olbs Of baggage allowed to each passenger.
WALDO, HALL & co. Preprietors.
Santa F6, Sept. Is, lS52-tf
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J. W.. REED,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

CITY OF SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO,
WILL practice in the Courts Of Santa Fe,
w and adjoining counties; and will attend to
Santa Fe, Sept, 25, lS52.-6mo
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OFFICE OLE CnMY. OE SuR.,

Fort UNION, N. NJ, Dec. %. 1852
SEALED PROPOSALS will bereceived at this
office, tll 10 O'clock NJ, on Tuesday the 2Sth day
of February 1858, for furnishing Flour to the u
State's Troops, at the points and in the quantities
mentioned, as follows;
At Taos, N. M....". ... l25.000 pounds
At Fort Union, N. M...,. 100000 :"
AT Santa Fe, .......5 10000
At Albuquerque, ...... 22O,OOO
At Fort Conrad, ...... .l25,000
AT Fort Fillmore, " ..... 100000 go
The flour must be of "superfne" quality, and de-
livered in strong cotton 'drlling" sacks, Of lOObs,
each
Proposals are invited for the whole amount, for
that required at several psnts or for that required
at any particular point.
The contract or contracts TO be made for one
year, and the faithful ful6lment thereof to be guar
antied by two responsible securities whose names
must be entered in the proposals.
One fourth of the amount, required at each point,
must be delivered quarterly, commencing on the lst
day Of August, 1858.
N'1y' The Commissaries, or principal Assistant
Commissaries of the subsistence in New Mexico
will reserve the right of increasing or diminishing
the amount to be delivered at each and every point
by one third, by giving six months notice to that ef-
feet
ISAAC BOWEN,
Capt. & C. S
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Attachment.


Alexander W. Reynolds.
This day came the plaintiff by hi5 attorney, and
il appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
Alexander w. Reynolds, one of the defendants in
This cause, is not resident of this Territory, but
resides beyond the limits thereof, so that the or
binary process of law cannot be executed upon
him, II is therefore ordered, that the said Alex
audcr W. Reynolds enter his appearance hereto,
on or before The first day of the next term of this
court, to be begun and held at the court room in
the city of Santa Fe, on the third Monday Of
March next, and plead, answer or demur to plain
tifT's petition, or judgment will be rendered against
him. 1t is further ordered, that publication be
made of this order according TO law.
A true copy of the order made in the
above cause, at the September term Of
said court. ID. 1857
R. H, TH0MPKlNS, Clerk.
Santa Fc, Dec. II, 1925 4w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-16
lLHghGnalng grraarn.
C0NNERSyILLE DEC. Is, 1853
D,.sraccfuf Act.

A few days since some four or I'VE
Irishmen got aboard the stage, a short
distance this side Of Brownsville, (six
miles easl) for the purpose Of coming
to this place. When they had arrived
within about 1 mile Of town, the dri-
yer stopt the stage and demanded
their fare, which was paid. He then
made an effort TO have them get out
and walk into town for the purpose
of retaining the fare himself) which
they properly refused to do. He con-
trived TO abuse them in different ways
until they arrived at the last stopping
place before they came to the Stage
Office" There all got out with the
exception Of one, who declared that he
would go to the Office and have Jus
tice done him." In the attempt Of the
driver to get the Irishman out, he
abused and pounded him most scanda-
lousy: for which he was brought up
before Squire Hamilton. and fined $40
and costs. Served him right; with the
exception that few weeks on bread
and water diet. giving him time to re-
feet, &c. would undoubtedly have a
salutary influence upon him.
Pass him around; that such mean
and contemplate acts. may. at all times
be fully expressed.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-16

EE The TRAIN Is CoA'IsGl-Messrs.
MArHERs q JOHNSON, of Pa lmyra, Ma
rion county, Missouri, have telegraph
ed to US from Quincy. Illinois, a,'noun-
cinp' that on Saturday night, the 10Th
ultimo, Thirteen negroes, men, won.'-
en- and children" left Marion county
on uhe underground railroad. for parts
unknown; supposed 10 be Canada The
dispatch contains full description Of
each passenger, and offers reward
that will enable US, when we earn it by
catching the runaways, TO Give like a
gentleman" for at least one year, But
as we have "other fish to fry" we want
70 let the job 10 some one who is COM
pctent for such business. No one
need apply however, who has served
less than i've years in the penitentia-
~, and Is not ready 10 sacrifice the
chastity OF his sister or mother, or sell
his soul for "thirty pieces" as we are
confident that any person less devilish
In nature and reckless OF consequences
would not do. II there are any such
hereabouts we beg of them to apply
for the job at Chicago Tribune.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-16
The Facilities.

For travelling at the present time
are very much improved in connection
with our town. Our Townsman, A.
b. Fouts Esq. has placed an Omnibus
on the route from here to Cambridge
City. Leaving here at 3 o'clock A. M.
and l o'clock z. NJ. making connections
with the cars, directthrough to Cincin-
matt and the East. This is adecided
improvement on the old system, when
it would take all day, and agood por-
ton of the night, to drag through the
mud to Hamilton, to accomplish what
we now can in about 7 hours. But
we look forward with pleasing antici-
patton to the time when our Junction
Rail Road shall have been completed,
and then those who travel much, can
get aboard the Lightning Train" and
SIS to the remotest parts. Of the States.
Then we'll sing
FAREWELL ye old Stage Coaches,
Long have we been together;
Various scenes have we Passed thro',
And braved all sorts of weather.
Oh what Poetryl Speaking of the
Junction Rail Road we would say,
that it is progressing finely, and shows
that the men that are connected with
it are of the right stamp. and never
know what it is to fail. in any enter
prise that thhcy may be connected
with.
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GREAT SALE
or Real and Personal Property.

AT MT. CARMEL on Thursday Doc. 9end
n 1888. Sale 70 commence at : o'clock, A. M (,
on said day, We Will sell nt public sale 10 the
highest bidder the following property, aud various
other things loo tedious 10 mention.
10 acres ofiand u miles north east OF MI. Carmel
known NJ tho late residence Of NJ, v. sim0nson, on
Nh lch II n good frame house, barn, and other out
houses. II also has on u three story brick store
house aud dwelling, Ia desirable location for n
store, and 10 now occupied By Cunningham aud
Rosebrough, and Will be sold altogether or divided
10 suit the purchaser.
ALSO, houses and lots, one shop aud lot, and
one vacant lot Ia tho town Of Mt. Carmel. The
houses are various kinds, sizes, aud quality.
ALSO \ horses. one premium mule, year old,
and nearly 10 hands high. One two horse wagon
and harness, one buggy aud harness. One new
sulky, Que endless chain twa horse power, that can
be used for throshing or for saving wood, one
Jack screw capable Of raising 5000 lba. Ono box.
Ing machine for wagon hubs, several corn crush
ors aud bedsleads, cooking stove, Nc.
Terms made known on tho day OF sale aud due
attendance given BY,
~. N~-~.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-16

GThe temperance men. women, a.
children in favor Of Prohibitory Law,
,ciH turn out at the different towns in
the county to hear the same discussed,
g. also to appoint delegates to the county
convention to be held in the Temperance
Hall in this pllce, on Saturday Dec. 81
when delegates will be appointed to at
tend the State Convention, to be held
in indianapolis "Wednesday Jan. IL.
West Union, Thursday, Dec. 10, at the
Universalist Church.
Harris burgh, Friday, Dec. l6, ut the
School House.
Fairview, Saturday, Dec. II, at the
NJ. E. Church.
Bentonville, Monday, Dec. 10 at the
NJ. T.. Church.
wsterton, Tuesday, Dec. 30 at the
Church.
Let no mud, public opinion, or any
thing else, except impossibilities prevent
each one being presen-. Friends OF
Temperance! we entreat you to turn
out, and IL there should not chance to
be enough speakers, prepare to speak
on your own responsibility.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-16

CPEEU A STEPHENS arc paying tho
- highest price for linen aud cotton rags deiiv-
cred NJ their paper mill.
brookvllie, Nov. 30th, ir53.==5O-u.
IAN E> spEEu has Just receive 4 aud will In
ruturc Keep good assortment Of Groceries
Dry Goods aud Fancy Articles, which he will sci
at the most reduced prices.
Nov. Goth, 1H33.--30-tf.
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Many years oflrai, instead orimparing thopub
lie confidence In this medicine, has won for Il
appreciation and notorety by far exceeding the
most sanguine expectations fits friends. Moth
ing butts intrinsic virtues and the uuinlstakable
benefit conferred on thousands Of sufferers, could
originate and maintain the reputation Il enjoys
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community, have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, eoaferrcd.nbc-
ents on the afflicted they car forget, and pro-
duccd cures too numerous and too remarkable TO
be forgotten.
White Il Is fraud ON the public to pretend that
any one medicine will infallibly cure-stll thcre
is abundant proof that the CHERRY PEoroRAL does
not only as general thing, but almost invariably
cure the maiadics for which II IL employed.
As time makes these facts wider and better
known, this medicine has gradually become ne
best reliance OF the afflicted, from the log cabin Of
the American Peasant, TO the palaces Of European
Kings. Throughouithls entire country, In every
State. city aud indeed almost every hamlet Il con-
tains, cnEnnY ProroaAL Is known as the beat rem
cdy exiant for diseases Of the Throat aud Lungs,
andi many foreign countries, Il Is coming to be ex-
iensyely used by their most utoligeni Ply sicuns.
In Great Britain, France aud Germany. where the
medical sciences have reached their highest per.
feeton, cnrRnv PEcroRAt & introduced. aud n
constant uso Ia the Armies Hospitals, Aims ilou
ses, Public Institutions, aEd la domestic practice,
M the surcst remedy their attending Physicians
eau employ for the moro dangerous affections OF
the lungs. Also IN milder cascs, and for children
Il safe, pleasant aud cEeeiua TO cure. In fact,
some Of the most Tutoring testimonials We re-
eelve have been from parents who have found i
enlcaelous Ia particularly incidental TO child
hood.
Tho curRay pEeroaAL Is manufactured by
practical Chemist, aud every ounce Oft under MI
own eye, with inyarlable accuracy and care. it
sealed aud proieeledb by law from eounlcrfcih, con
scquenily can be relied on rs genuine wihou
adulierRton.
We have underworld hero 10 furnish The com
munlty within medicine ofmch Intrinsic superior
lly md worth ~ should commend Itself 10 thcl
eonadencc--a remedy at once safe, speedy and ci
fcctual, which this has by repeated and counties
trials proved Itself 10 be, aud trust hy great cat
In preparing {, with chonlcai accuracy, OF uniform
strength 70 afford Physicians new agent ON whic
hoy can rely for the best results, and the Athlete
with rnmcdy tina. viii do for them all that med
cline can do.
PREPARED AND SOLD ny JANIS G. AYRH
Practical ana Analytical Chemist,
iowstL Mass.
SOLD IN nrook,llie ny NJ. W. Halle; VA Laurel Il
Clifford a ncluyi IN NetaWom hy q. Naucn nit
la Andprony,lle By G. cfaripn, and hy druggls
everywhere,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-16

WALL PAPEIs.---We have now on hand
w large assortment OF Wall, Fire Board aud
window paper. Also, n large lot Of window shades
of the latest style and pattern, which selling
at reduced prices. n. u. GALLON d SON. %
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New Advertisement ..
tate. of Advertising as agreed upon
ny the subscrib hers:
Transient ADVERTISING


les. than three months, 70 eonhs square Will be
added.
"A square consists 81 $50 ems--ten lines Non.
pareli. Anything less Than square 20 DO eoun-
led ns full square, fraction over square, aa
square and haiti, fraction over a square and
half, as two squares and 40 on.
Circuit and Common Pleas Court. Admin stra-
ton aud other icgnl notices, must be paid IN ad-
vance OF amply secured. IN no case will We n
walt the Issue ola su for the printers fee. Al.
torneys will be held responsible for tho loyal nd.
vertlslng ordered BY them.
1-YsAnnouncing candidates of every description
NJ 10 subscribers, aud ~ 10 those who ase not
Daxmont tNvkafAHHr N kpvkrcns
acknowledgements not marked on The copy for
specified number Of Insertions, will be continued
until ordered out, and payment required aceor-
dinghy, unless they refcr 10 a definite date, when
they Will be inserted 10 that datc n marked .stil
forbid !" they VIII, of course, bo inserted until
dared out. NJ n. usual rates.
All advertisement from strangers ortrnnsient
persons 10 DO paid In advance.
special Notices. Puf-, and Communications
designed 70 promote private inierusts, will be
charged 81 per square for each Insertion.
Marriages an Deaths are announced gratuit
oasly,
No advertisement, will DO Inserted without
+. A. GOODWIN, I'd, American,
G. y. BENTLEY, I'd. DsmoerEt.
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NON sALE.-rAnms.--A LARGE

COR sALE--FAums.-- LARGE
y tract OF most valuable lands, In South East
Indiana, will be sold together OF In lots 20 uitpur
chasors 1hoy all lay remarkably we'll, and no
locnilou In tho West Il moro beautiful or heal
thy.
tho brook Vile and indianapolis state Road (now
being hlked) whero 10 Il crossed by tho Laurel a
orcrnsbnrg Road--G miles from Melamora, ~
from Andersonviile, and nom ~ 20 u from white
Water Canal ut Laurel. Among the Improve
ments are q good house containing nine or ten
rooms, barn aud other out buildings, well OF eN-
eellent water, a small apple aud peach orchard
100 ncrca fenced, of which are under cultivation
--never-falling stock water
Alta very public crossroads (bolh being pIkcd)
with ample buildings this property Il well adapt.
ba disposed OF 10 drovers, al high prices.
No. y. Containing 100 acres, adjons no. i--front.
Laurel road, ~ miles from canal NJ aureli good
log house and stable, OF acres cleared, balance
In wood The IRE wood on this tract, believed
may be made pay for u twice over after paying for
cutting aud transporting 10 Gin.
No.3. About 100 acres adiolns No. 9, and fronts
Rockville aud indianapolis road (plke.) Tho
ouiy Improvement ls DO or D acres OF hrst rate
timothy mellow, balance - wood.
Tho s.sh0rt Tine" railroad, which VIII be pu;
under eyntracs In January, or before, VIII pass
only some two miles from The land, aud bring u
within ~ miles or u hours OF Cin The canal IA
now regarded us permanent, which with other Inn
provcments, Ia now causing property 10 enhance
more rapidly there u Is thought than In any other
noghborhood, within the same distance from Gin
clnnntl.
n no, sold Mt private sale before the oith OF De-
cember, they will then DO sold by pnhlle sale al
public square In Brookyille, at " O'Clock
Payments part In hand, balance on tme, IL re'
aured. Reference N made 10 II. Van Bergen,
Third street, Cincinnati; X. Tyner, nrookylllo;
NJ. }. Kelly, Laurel. LYNN a brown:
Real Estate Agents, Mechanics Institute, Gin
clnnau. M. 4s-fw.
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A man. some time avo assauIted h

A man, some time ago assaulted in
Berwick. Maine. was removed over the
line, TO his residence In New Hamp-
shire, where he has since died. judge
Howard. OF Maine, has charged the
Grand Jury OF York county that the
murderer can not be indicted at com
mon or statute law. where the deadly
wound was inflicted in one state and
the man In the other. And so the
murderer escapes. and the exceeding
justice Of tie lao Is shown up in great
style.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-16
TILE TAPE WORM

This j. the most diaieull Wortn 70 destroy of al
mat hicri The human system, u eroWs 70 an almost
INDEFINITE length, becoming 80 cooled aud fastened
VA the lncsiihcs aud stomach. eifoctng tho health
20 sadly a. 10 cnuHc 81 Nils Dance RIss. &c that
those afflicted seldom fever suspect that u h Ara
W oGn haaiening them 20 an early grave. In order
to"vsiro. THIS Worm, a very energetic treatment
must be pursued, u would therefore DO proper u
take or OF my Liver Pills. so ns 20 remove All
obstrucuons, that the Worm Syrup may aci direct
upon The Worm. which must be taken In doses 81
Two ihoic-spoohiuis Three times day. These d.
reetions followed have never BEEN own 10 fnIl In
gu l-ln nLnaI OH. -.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-16
Revival.

There has been very interesting
Revival in the two NJ Z. Churches
here, which is still going on. A large
have been converted, and at
tached to the Church. The full hou-
ses, and the good attention Of all,
show that the people are waking up.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-16
Ladies' Shoes.

I2O pairs Calf Boots;
100 - Kip
60 "Goat Buskins;
% Enameled young Ladies' Boots;
% Fine Kid Albonis;
10 A" New style Caters;
30 Rubl . Bucskins;
a. Low sandais:
"a " Fur Lined over Shoes;
Together with large and splendid assortment
Of Childrcns and Misses. extra fine shoes. Aswe
pay particular attention In the selection Of our
Boots and Shoes, In regard 10 durability and neat
ness, we have no hesliency In recommending the
same. and have no fears OF being excelled IN this
branch ofour business, or of being beat selling
low. n. ID. GALfIONN SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-16

rAftPETINGS.--The undersigned would say
y 10 all those Wishing 10 furnish their floors with
carpet that will look we'll, do good service, and
never fade, 70 call NJ his establishment and lock
through his present stock, which he has lately re-
celved from tho east, which can be sold nt prices
which will compare fayorably with the lowest Gin
clnnAu rates. He has.
Every variety,
Of the latest style and fashion, ringing In prices
from 30 TO 20 cts. per yard. So call and see him.
Oct. Goth. 1859. RtChARD TYNEn.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-16
HOBEN. ACK'S LIVER PILLS.

No part of the system is more liable 10 disease
than the LIVER, IL serving as a fllterer to purify
the blood, or giving the proper secretion the bile
so that any wrong action Of the Liver effects the
other important parts Of the system and results va
riousls In Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia.
&C. We should. therefore. watch every symptom
that might indicate wrong action Of the Liter
These pills are composed Of ROOTS and PLANTS
furnished by nature 10 heal the sick, namely, let,
an EAPECT0RANT. which augments the scers-
IN from the Pulmonary mucus membrane, or pro-
5otes the discharge ofsccreted matter. 9d. an Al
IERAIIVE. which changes in some inexplieable
and insensibie manner the certain morbid action OF
the system. Sd, TONIC, which gives tone and
strength 10 the nervous system, renewing health
and vigorto all parts ofthc body. 4th, CATHAR-
TIC, which acts in perfect harmony with The other
ingredients, and operating on the Bowels, and ex-
polling The whole mass Of corrupt and vilated mat.
terand purif ing The Blood, which esiroys disease
and restores health.