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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-16
f, T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleang.
TRoIs1EHE CouR DE DrsrRIcT( MOORE L vANCuLIE VS..
de la Eouselle Orleans, AELOHIoR MITCHELL.

TRoIbIEHE CoUR DE DISTRICT MOORE 4 vANCuLIE VS..
de ia observation-disclosures AEiCHIQk MITCHELL.
I'M VBRTU dun writ de fieri faciag a moi
EnuYeeCrkans. Psifsire cdessus je praeedera
MARDf, d'so6 lS5s midi, FH6tel de Ia Cite, liz
Commune les du Camp ct dies Magasins la veue
publiqHe ct adjudication
/, CN TERRAIN, Etue dams la partie nfereure de aS
cette VILE dams tet borne par la de la LeNee lie
Chemn PuoC les StFerdinsnd, MOeRu Mont gut m
deGne lie NJ suyAn plan dc dNept teTrans dresse
H. j. Pile ct Jean Communy deputies lie II evre
s34 de ep6t de F. de AfmAS,
etois 0unlie ve date du 1886
lie dit terrain Ryant Rnglaise igne obqus
% pieds 2S de de Ia
GheInn Puhe les dimensions Ia gue du fond Qui
est aus ohque de profondeu entire gnes paa
eles ls dit terrain borne dams e 70
alice hguee lie dit plan tuag des susdis
dixep tersin droe lie terrain gn6 lie No
ganehe par terrain desgne Gus le No O. dapres lie plan
relate.
Ensemble arec toutes les bRtisses ct authorizations au
rouyent Ia maison porte lie No n de Ia Vee evee.
Ensemble anssi aus SO actions u onds capital de
Rsnque e oRens de Ia Louisiana gRrante par hypoheque
sur Ia de prupriee.
veie0eans dams e compris les Julie Pierre
rod St PaH desgne lie No l49 plan dresse
W. Thor Thompson lie de janvr lS43 ct dep0se lie
No ~ au liyre de plans de j. g. Marks, no aire.
lie dit terrain 26 Pes de face Ia Julie IS
Ensemble toutes les b6ss ct ameiOations qui
ouyent dit in les otis privileges setvi-
tudet q advantages attaches ct epparenant.
UN TERs AIN celu preceiement deCrit ct de-
sig lie No $50 dapres lie dit plan ct &c ped de
face la Julie IS peds de proondeur gues pa
ralleits amerieeine
Ensemble dependencies ct Rpparenances.
.. Ri lese caves LOUIS ct SILVA.
SaiXis dams lafaire ci-dessns
C0NDLTIONS-Comptan moment de adjudication.
n. r, PARKER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-16
f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of this Parish Of Orleans.

srxIEME CoUR DE D1srRIcr} WIN. P. GRAYSoN va. sEs
della Nouveie- Orleans. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I'm VERIFY I dun OrtHre de vemte reMd,a Ie 2
Il de Juliet S5S moi Rdresse par Fhonorable S&ieme
Cou de DiStric de la Nonyel Orleans dRu ae ci-deSsu
j. prooedea le MtRGREDI, Is de ulet 1858 midi
les tnN ciapes 1egnes lie compte DIES creRnces de
linsolv BILE, Ia vente puhIique ct adjudication de-
Tons les menbles eeE absnao pinsolvabe
Gre uGers, e0ntenus dams Ia mHi,on Nayade
NJ III uivap ban eregisre ee de la susde Sixeme
Couf de District de Ia Htuvelle Orleans.
La balance du bail des dt lieux expan lie Ter
ptoehai S5Sl rasnn de S2 Fan payables
C9SD rI0NS-Pour les meuhles efets, plant
ment de naturalization ct pour lie bail facquereur paers lie
oyer erheance Ia bsnce On prix dadiudicaon, Sill
y await, compliant moment de lRdjudca.ian.
iy12 16 10 % % sherf de Ia Paroisse dIorIenns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-16
fxILmAN,s PNEUMATIC STEFAN CRAWL

yLLNIAN1s FNIIIWA7INU sTEIANN NFEtANU
NJ LAT0R is in plantations comprising the
largest and smallest classes; of which has taken
three crops, with combination of the following advantages
any other known application of steam
laor entire train.
l. It requires but pressure of 80 pounds of strike
BEttEyi
2. It requires additional for the boilers.
8. It's pipes "seale' or require cleaning.
Its heating surface is equally distributed throughout the
6ody Of Juice that and hard grained
8. The being all boilers
direct additional boilers required where the
boilers large and GmAus Bagasse
pail Of cylinder boilers 80 inches in diameter and "a feet long
with Glman's BaRRsse Furnace furnish grind the
cane and run the Pneumatic Battery. making 10 hhds
per day.
40 The Pneumatic Battery ranustor in operation
aeh less the planter than any other
terry or application Of steam making sugar part entirely
by steam.
oT further information pamphlet with full specifications
and drawings will be furnished application Subscriber
whois prepared contracts for the Battery Evspn
ator6 or Sriers he with direct exhaust steam
SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
u4 10 ar en- Una 1 N
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Of New Orleans. 1TORS-Eo. 5S55.
pY VIRTUE of and In obedience to an order
- Of sale rendered July ID 1855 and directed BY
the Honor BILE the Sixth District Conrt New
above entitled matter will proceed sell public
the premises, No. Ii Ma AIDES street, WEDNESD AY
the 18th dy Of July 1853 at Il O'Clock NJ for
creditors of said fnsOlvrnt-
L. All the Furniture and Movable Effects surrendered by
said nsolyeht 10 creditors, per schedule hlaa
g. The unexpired of lease premises up to LIST
November next uS5S $40 Annum. paw monihy
TERMSFor the funitnre and movable effects cash the
and for the leases the purchaser falls
due and the balance of the price of adjudication if any
on the SPOT.
E. n. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Irleaps
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-16

N sTEAFED OR STOLEN, FROM FHE
l@TA Union Race Course, Mehday, the lfth instant
HA Horse aud Buggy. The horse gFaS and Of Aexi-
Ss1 NED having large brand the left hip The
buggy is Top buggy aud Is black sith yaieE lining Any
information Of the viii be thalkfay received and hseE
ally rewarded by VAL ST, GEEAE,
State Tax Collector, Third District
pygOH No. EsBlanade strss&
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FouRrH DISTRICT CoURr ANTOINE b O. LACosTE ct al
Of New Orleans. Vs. HYPP0LYTE PORTER.


RY VIRTUE of a writ OF seizure and sale
- 10 directed by the Honorable the Fourth
Of New Orleans in the above entitled eanse VIII proceed to
sell public auction At the City Hotel Common street be-
tween Camp and Magazine Streets on FRIDAY, July I'D,
1855 a 70 orlork M
SEVEN LOTS or parcels Of ground adjoining each other
situated in this parish the light bank Of the river Mis- B
bssipp about miles below this city designated by an
the Nos l. g. 8, 6, and or plan drawn by iIoux AID
CaSaing architects the 18th January ISL and deposited
II the office q Thee Guyo under The number 2S The said
ground having the following dimensions, towt Lot
No 2s5 the river by 20 depth
No. go feet front the river by 40 In
dept and Sand measure, EACH l54 feet front
on The river English measure, by ~ arpens In demh.
Together al the buildings aud improvements, crcnm
dependencies rights actions and privileges the
ground excluding the portion of lot No
measuring 80 feet front Engsh measure by 40 arpens in
depth the upper side BIZ lands belonging the
heirs Casr LacOate and the lower side by the remain
ing portion No. and also excluding any buildings I'M
provemens the portion of lot No above reserved
from sale.
Seized in the ab1ye suit
TERMS To pay and satisfy in cash plaintiffs claim q
50 666 66a with per interest from Missy 4h, 1858 Sb
of protest. and all costs of these proceedngs the
the payment Of the and
contained in the Of mrtgage e and should
property sell than sufficient pay mortgage
debt the surplus Of the price and above such
n NJ
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RIO COUNTRY NERCHANTs-JusF REGEIE-
i ed on consignment from the manufacturer
90 cases OAK TANNED RUSSETS, Double Buck and
ReylttiR-
~ cases LADIES' FINE SHoEs, assorted.
as cases Men's Buys' and Youths BR0GAHS.
Which will be sold very low by
/ UmBRR-LUMRER-Lu
100000 feet I and IL dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, topgued and grooyed
100000 feet ~ Rnd l vide dressed Florida Yellow FIRR
FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
ING, t0lgued and grooyed. ,. 49,,
100000 Get wide dressed Florida Yellow rine VkA6s
tongped and gTooyed. = - -,
ing square edged.
600 feel rough Yellow Pine LII BKR, consisting o5 teh
Boards Weaiherhoards, scantling, toists, etc.
$50 b feet assorted Cypress Lumher Lahs and Shingez-
Also
Sashes Doors, 5nds M0uldiuEa, etc.. etc.
For sale al M lowest prices in lots suit purehAB
srs by SIMPSON DOBRs
sssSi ~ New Basic.
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y29 2aw4 seerstaire du cOnso dss Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-16

EPAVE DU TROHsEE1HEE DTsTRTcT-u a
IA conduit depot epRveE du Trogenie DstTict
encoignure N. uet Ell Bons- Enfans. CONNIE epave-
Une ERcha rouge eiAmpEe " sur lie cole gache poreie
fendhe Poreie eonrtee eessous Ryapt dc
grandes oreiles.
81 de pas Reliance dams iours eli les ais
payaE ellie veudne lencheTe pubuue au dit dep6t
SAMEDI, " Juliet 1855, q 10 heures A. N.
G. Q. FLEGHIER, Commissaire dss rues.
%oUyelle- llrIaRDR 4 mill M n
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-19
BRooHv1Lzs MARKETS
Cincinnati Market.

THURSDAY, February is.
GRAIN-Prime qualities of Wheat continue in
good request, and prices arc well sustained Sales
at o2c for prime Kentucky whites rs a s5c FL
fair and good white and Gs to Use for good to prime
red.
Corn is arriving slowly. and prices are steady
Sales $4,000 bushels at si@35c for fair.
Rye is in improved demand, and prices are firm
at Ss@5Oc
Prime Barley is in good supyly-14,ooo bushels
sold at 5O@56c Inferior grades dull and prices
merely nominal.
FL0UR-Thc market has changed but little
during the week, and prices are very feebly sus-
tained closing at SSGO@sS 20 for superfne, and
50 90 to "a for fair to choice extra Received du-
ring the week 1854 brls.
H0GS-With lighter receipts than usual the de-
mand is active. Prices closing firm at IS 5000 25.
CoFFEE-The market is frmer and prices n
shade higher. Sales during the week of 1900 bags,
closing at IOA@ll7I for fair to prime.
SUGAR-Thcre has been an improved demand
since last, and the market is frmcr, and .rees
&c higher. Sales during the week of 920 lids.
closing buoyapt at 53l 96sIc for fair to prime
MOLAsSES-The market is dull, and prices a
shade lower We now quote 2Gc as the ruling rate.
BUTTER-The market has been very good during
the week, but prices are somewhat higher. The
selling at l4c. Choice Frkin Butter sells at 16G
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-19

SV- John Bright, young man resi-
ding some three miles from town, and
as we learn respectfully connected, was
arrested on Thursday Of last week for
passing, at the store of Tyn & Kimble
and to Mr. Adam Feltz of this place,
two five dollar counterfeit bills of the
Farmers Bank of Kentucky. lie also
gave to Mr.. bowry Lynn of this place
another of the same stamp, who at the
time Of the arrest had gone to Cincin-
natl. Upon search, another bin of the
same character was found in his pos
session, as also two spurious two and Il
half dollar gold pieces. 1t is stated
that few days previous to his arrest
he was seen to have large amount of
money which no doubt, was equally as
bad.
He was brought before Justice Kill
gore of this place and held to bail in the
sum of five hundred dollars, his father
Mr.. Ezekiel Bright entering upon the
bond, for his appearance at the next
term Of Court.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-19
BRO0KVILLE C0LLEGE.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.


REV. G. A. CHASE, A. NJ, President
JouS P. Rors, A. b.. Professor CT Languages
+ R.J NJ. GooDwIS, A. b., Professor Of Mathe-
MATES.
Miss MANY TAnxiscroS, NJ. Z. L., Teacher Of
Preparatory Department.
Mrs. joan =. Rous, NJ Z. L., Teacher of Vocal
and Instrumental Music.
OFFICERS OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
JAWS II. sPEEn, Esq, President.
WILSON MonRow, Esq, Secretary.
Rev. ions w. KELLY, Treasurer.
The Current term commenced Feb. l.. 1853, and
viii close on the 18th of April. The will
commcncc April 2lst, and will close the LIST OF
July, on which day the Annual Commencement Ex-
ereiscs will take place. vacation Of eight weeks
follows.
The Institution is in lourishng condition and
offers good advantagcs 10 young ladies and gentle
men desiring practi al education.
Nc young nlcn, however, are admitted who will
not sign pledge to abstain ENTIRELY from the use
|of intoxicating liquors, while member of the Col
cge Two literary Societies exist in the school, and
are in successful operation. Libraries arc connected
|.seith each Of them.
Boarding can be obtained in good families al
S2,2j per week. Several Students hire rooms and
board themselves, end in this way render their ex-
pensos much loss. Students of this class will al
ways be welcomed by the President, who will en-
deaver 10 assist them in securing good rooms. Cat
aogues will be forwarded, and enquiries promptly
answered by the President
(feb5'5S-tf.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-19

AcTfoN OF THE KANzAs LEGISLATURE.
The Legislature of Kanzas has taken
prompt and decisive action to defend its
constituents from the outrage centem-
plated by Mr. Buchanan, and in which
he determines to make the majority in
Congress his accomplices. As will be
seen from the statements of our CORES
pondent, published this morning, the
Act providing for a Convention TO frame
a Constitution in accordance with the
wishes of tho people, has passed both
branches Of the Territorial Legislature
and, if vetoed by Gov. Denver, as is
possible. will become law by the req
usite majority, without his signature.
The Presidents Message in favor of
the LecomptOn Constitution, created
great excitement in the Legislature. A
bill passed the House, on the spur of the
moment, making it capitol offence in
any citizens Of Kanzas to attempt to
give any force or effect to that Constitu-
ton. Excited speeches were also made,
foreshadowing resistance to the death.
to this tyranny, if any attempt is made
TO enforce it. No one can doubt that
these are something more than idle
threats, or that such resistance would
cffectually backed up, if necessary, by
outsiders. 1t is not in human nature to
submit to such oppression, or to see
brave people thus trodden under the
iron heel of tyranny, without coming to
their assistance.
An act has been passed, over the veto
of the Governor, removing the Capitol
of Kanzas to Minneola, projected
town tw nty or thirty miles Southwest
of Lawrence. Whether this location
is likely to be permanently approved
by the people does not appear to be yet
determined 1t seems to have been
adopted, for the time, as a compromise
between the conflicting claims of Law
renee and Topeka.-CiR Gazette.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-19

To the Citizens Of BroOkrHe

10 nc Ctt-eHS o. DFOOhUtue
and all iohom 1t may concern:
Having my stable consumed by fire
on, or about the 18th Of January, and
could not attribute it to any other cause
but that of an incendiary, from circum-
stances, perhaps TO trivial my suspicion
in some degree, rested on young man
of our town, but / studiously avoided
giving his name, therefore | hope to be
excused in this article FOR not giving it /;
but my house being on fire on the night
of the 18th, knowing impossible means
by which it could occur, except it was
set on fire, l expr ssed my suspicion
to tie young man too freely, but under
the most intense excitement.
As understand portion of the pub
lie having misunderstood the language
on the occasion, here say l did moi
charge him with setting my buildings
on fire, or if did was so excited that
| knew it not. / rejoice to learn from
those that know him long and well that
my suspicious are groundless, that he is
kind hearted, generous and free from
revenge-and my future course to him
shall be that Of gentleman, as find
him worthy. JNO. p. WILLIAMS.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-19
RECEIPTS on SUBSCRIPTION 10 AMERICAN

RECEIPTS on SUBSCRIPTION TO AMERICAN.
Gideon Ryman, so; Matilda Ryman, 90; l.
d. Chafee, so; Fielding Berry, Soc; r. j. Good
win, so; Moses Forcum, so; Thos. Skinner
Jr., so Joel Price, 90 Ezekiel Bright, so; Ii
II. Remy, l so S. II. MeWharter, So W. Nep-
tune, so; G. W. TempIeton, so; Rob't Allen
80; David Barnard, so S. Ii. Jacques, 80; E
NJ. Cummins, so; A. t. Whitney, so Jno. G
Wynn, 200; Jno. Cummins, l so; W. P. Stalcut
90; VIM. o'Byrne, 80; DIR. Biddidger, so Jno
skinner, so. Remaining names next week.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-19
ROCKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

REV. r. p. ABBOTT, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
MISS nENRIETTA s. HAY, ...,s-s
Mr.. J. ). ALTERNATELY, ASSISTANTS
The year is divided into four terms Of clever
weeks zach. The third term of tho present yea
win begin Fob. 22d.; the fourth, May IL.
TUITION PER TERM.
Reading, Pennmanship, Primary Grammar,
Geography, Mental Arithmetic, g, sc
Practical Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography,
History, ,Ol
Algebra, Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Physiology, Astronomy, 500
Geometry, Trgonomctry. surveying, Men
tai and Moral Philosophy, Latin,
Greek, Bookkeeping 60
Dcclaiming and composing strictly attcndc,
10. The Bible is used rs text book, and mad
the basis Of moral and religious instruction.
N. ID. No INCIDENTAL fFEs ARE CHARGED. Ne
deduction Ia made from tuition bills on account
absence, unless oecasioncd by sickness, other
avoidablc circumstances.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-19
THROUGH TICKETS.
ALL EASTERN, WESTERN, & NORTHERN 1
NORTH WESTERN CITIES.
cONNECTIONS.

A. NJ. Train connects at Richmond; with Indi-
ana Central Road for Indianapolis, Chicago, Lafay
cite, Terrc laute st. Louis and all Western cities.
Also, with Cincinnati and Chicago Road for An
derson, Kokomo, Logansport Fort Wayne and all
points on the Wabash Valley Road.
8 A. NJ. Train for Dayton, Troy, Piqua and sgd
ney, for Springfield. Fort Wayne. Ssndusky, Toledo
and Detrot connects directly at Sidney with Belle
fontaine, Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road for Pitts
bargh, Philadclphia, Baltimore and New YORK.
Also CONNECTS at Dayton with Day ton and Wes-
tern Road for points between Dayton and Rich
mond; with Grcenville and Miami Road for Green
vile, Union, Winchester and Munce.
p NJ. indianapolis Express connects at Rich
mond for indianapolis, TarFe Haetc nud st. Louis.
Also, connects at NATION for Chicago and oil
points on the Illinois Central Road.
T. NJ. Dayton Express for Dayton. Troy, Piqua
md Sidney.
Also, for Springfield, Urbana, Fort Wayne, Chi
ca.o, Sandusky, and Toledo.
$40 2. III. Train for Hamilton and all way sta
tons.
as1- For further information ard Tickets apply
to the Ticket Offices, No 100 Walnut street, neal
Fourth, or at the Southeast corner of Fourth and
Vine streets, or at the Sixth street Depot.
IfebI9f5Stf ID. McLAREN, Sup't
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-19
aAlIBnAn nlBEcInBY
Republican Meeting.

The Republicans of Franklin County
and all others who oppose the Kansas
policy OF the Administration, are re-
quested to meet at the Court House. ) a
BrookvilIe, on Saturday the 9th inst,
for the purpose of appointing delegates
10 the Republican State Convention to
be holden at Indianapolis on the 4th Of
March next.
By order of the Central Committee
RUFUS RAYMOND, Ch'r'n.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-19
Funeral of DR.. Elliott.

The remains of the late Dr. Elliott
were on Friday last, followed to their
final resting place by large number Of
friends and citizeiis. The orders of Odd
Fellows and Masons Of which he was o
worthy member were largely in atten
dance to pay the last tribute Of respect
to departed brother.
Previous to burial, the body was con-
veyed to the Presbyterian Church
where an eloquent discourse was deliv-
cred by the Rev. Mr.. Abbott.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-19

Ice AT CLEvELAND.-The Cleveland
Leader, of Saturday, says:
The ice packers are harvesting az rap
idly us possible. The the river is from
4 to inches thick, solid and clear as
crystal.
The Cuyahoga is the mcrriest Of riv-
ers. The ice is glare, and the skaters
glide and dart about like swallows on a
summers eve, and at all hours of the
day, the scene along the river for miles
is most animated. Occasionally, young
ladies engage in the exciting exercise, a
number Of them good skaters. Yester-
day, a few skaters vcntured upon the
Lake shore ice.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-19

na- As every body isaware, no doubt,
the cold weather during the last week
has obstructed navigation on the raging
canawl, Notwithstanding this our friend
Capt. Mills carries as smiling face as
ever. Hore we shall have plenty of ice,
though the mildness of the winter
heretofore, has indicated quite the con-
trary.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-19

d. II NHsIIHgtOH CORRESPONDENCE
writes, that from what he knows of
Keitt, the South Carolina sprig of chiv
airy, who disgraced the Hall Of Repre-
sentatives the other day, he deems it en-
tircly probable that he was "too drunk
to know whether he was struck or not"
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-19
JNO. II. FARQUHAR,
WILSON MORROW,
GEO. HOLLAND,
C. C. BINKLEY,
RUFUS RAYMOND.

re- At q meeting of the County Com
missioners, held on Monday last, John
G. Burton, Esq, was appointed County
Treasurer pro TEN, in place of Dr. Elliott
decd Mr.. Burton has long been wei
acquainted with the business of the of.
flee and isevery way capable of discharg-
ing its duties A very worthy appoint
ment
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-19

nA- Ex-Governor Bebb, formerly of
Ohio, now of Illinois, who was tried a
few days since for shooting one of a
band who were ''charivaring" his new
ly married son, was acquitted.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-19

EXECUTION OF THE MoKEEspoRT Muir.
Henry Fife and Charlotte
Jones, two of the McKeesport murder
ers, were hung at Pittsburg, Feb II, at
, o'clock. About thirty persons witnes-
sed the executionInside Of the Jail yard
There was large crowd outside.
Both delivered addresses. acknowl-
ing the Justice of their sentence, but
pronounced Monroe Stewart innocent
The latter is sentenced TO be hung in
a fortnight.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-19

HD- The sale Of the personal proper
ty of Enoch McCarty decd, which
took place on Monday last was largely
attended and every thing sold brought
a good price.