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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-09
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We publish with pleasure the following, which
we find in the Philadelphia North Apaarieaa o
the End inst:-
We publish the following Correspondence fol
two reasons. First because it is gratifying ey
idence Of the respect everywhere shown to the
remains OF the late General Smith on their way
to their last resting place; and next because the
large number, Of our city readers interested in
the Steubenvile Railroad will be glad to see
that the facilities of the great line, of which il
forms an important link, are at least equal to
those of any other route. 1t may be as well to
add that the Adams Express is conveyed over
the Pittsburgh, Columbus and Cincinnati Rail-
road, Of which the Steubenyille forms part.
Tender IF the Facilities Of tho Steabeavile Line q
The Friends Of Gen. Smith.
PITTsBURG, CoLUMBUs & CINCINNATI r. R.,
General Freight Agents Ofice,5
(Via Steubenville,)
CINcISSATI. May %, 1858.
To the Committee in charge Of the remains
ofthe late Central PerSilor f. SmiLh-Gentle-
men: The Pittsburgh, Columbus, and Cincin-
natti Railroad Co., Wd Steubenville, respectful
ly tender to you the facilities possessed by them,
for the conveyance OF the remains of the re
mains Of the late General Persifor f. Smith,
and escort, from Cincinnati to RittSburg, in the
lull confidence that the time will be made as
speedily, and the route be found as pleasant as
any other existing between the two points,
Our first train leaves Cincinnati at A. NJ, and
arrives at Pittsburgh at o'clock some evening
Second train leaves at 10 l5 and arrives the fol-
lowing afternoon at one o'clock. Hoping to be
ovored with your acceptance of the tender, am
gentlemen,
Very respectfully your obedient servant
LAFAYETTE DEvENNY,
General Freight Ag't P, C. & G. Il. R. Line
CINCINNATI, May 25, 1858.
Ltlfaystlc Dese'1y, Esf.-Sir: IN answer to
your kind note, rendering TIE free transporta-
ton of the remains of Maj. General Persilor
F. Smith anu the escort accompanying the
same the Pittsburgh Columbus and Cincinnati
kailroad, | have to inform you that had, pre-
v;ous to my arrival in this city, accepted the Of
fers of Adams Express Company, So gener-
ouSly rendered in ST. Louis.
think you sincerely for the kind feeling
which prompted this generous offer on your
part.
Very truly yours,
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Meeting of the Democratic Central
com mi ittee OF Harrison County.

The Democratic Central Committee Of IIar-
rison county arc hereby notified that meeting
of the Committee will be held at the office of j.
NJ. Estep in Cadz, on Saturday Jane -, 1853,
at p. H. 1t is expected that every member
will be present, as business of Importance is TO
be transacted.
J. NJ. ESTEP, Chairman.
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TEse English Twrf---POOr opening
Of fEie aCaEmpntgD by Mr.. Tea
EEPnGnctx.
News BY the America.)

tNews by the America)
The great Derby race at Epson was won BY
Sir Joseph Hawley's f'Beadma,Y Lord Derby's
a.ToxophoIites coming In second best. Twen-
~ threec horses ran. The total value Of the
stakes was about E6,0O0 Sir Joseph Hawley
Is reported 10 have won 10000
III. 7s,. Broeck's hoyse " "Babslo,s'' ran for one
of sss Epam states, but came i's last.
8 For the Oaks stakes there was dead heat
he.wesn aGoyernesse and "Gildcrmerep In
the deciding heat "Goyerness, won.
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O-The Thunderstorm on the 31st ult., done
considerable damage all over the country. In
this county we learn that two horses belonging
to Mr.. Uriah Day. of Nottingham township
were struck by the lightning, and killed instant
ly. The lightning struck several houses in
Bloomfield, Steubenville, Carrolton, New Phil
adelphia and other places in this section o
country.
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The Mormon War--GOv. Cumming
Not Allowed 10 Enter Salt Lake
City--GcN. Harncy's Opinion.
ia Dispatch to the Commercial. J

NoUecIaT Dispatch 10 the CUIIIIHeIC CIdI'J
tE LEAvENwoRTH CRY, June 1st.
EDS. Com. Stephen Reneberger, United
Fort this morning, making the trip from Fort
Kearney in four days. His dispatches say that
Gov. Cumming, with staff, attempted to enter
Salt Lake City, but was driven back by the
Saints to Johnson's camp. The Mormons are
in arms. and determined to resist the United
States troops to the last. 1t is the opinion of
General Harney, who is still here, that the war
is but begun, and that the Mormons will main
tain their ground to the last, and that the late
reports Of the peaceable reception of Cumming
was all ruse to gain time. This is reliable.
J. NJ. GALLOWAY.
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0rThe State Government of Minnesota was
fully and completely organized on the 23rd ut.,
by the State officers elect taking the oath of Of
fice and entering upon the discharge Of their
respective duties.
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oYThe Board Of Commissioner for Kansas,
under the compromise Bill, have fixed on the
first Monday of Angst next, as the day on
which to hold the election on the ordinance of
the Lecompton Constitution.
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Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
T.FAvuTrE nrypN-N-v
Y cry truly yours
Aid de-camp to the late Gen. Smith.
Gin. Commercial, of May 27, 1858.

FAST IIDING-Robcrt Bruce, supposed to be
the blacklist colored person in the United States
was found going up town yesterday; at break
neck speed, without the fear Of the law or de-
cent regard for horse flesh before his eyes,
He was taken to Aid. Wrights office and fined
one dollar and COSTS Wheeling Htelhgencet,
81 inst
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"'The [St. Clairsvile] CAromcle man is afrait
of being made a slave"-S ClarSGWe RepHb
Gcan.
GrThe fellow need have no fears of that, be
cause he is slave already, and puRpy too.
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More Gnurfrnges.

AUGUSTA, Ca, June 2.
An American vessel WIS fired into off Pensa-
cola. One man was killed, being the first blood
shed in this connection as far as reported. The
u. s. steamship Fulton has gone in chase Of
the offending vessel
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0eTTho programme of the peoples Party
sent to you in full, was not inten led by the fra
mers to be regarded as anything but higher
sort of suggestion, to be duly considered by the
people, and they do not claim for it any author,
tv further than its merits entltle it to-
Washington correspondence N. Y. Times.
The 'people'' will be relieved to hear that
they are to be compelled to accept that pro
greatly relieved. Cineinaati Com
naercial, black republican.
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HALIFAx, June 4.

HALIFAX, June 4.
aiis A steamer left this port at eight o'clock this
b morning with Lord Napier's instructions to the
4, British Admiral Of the Gulf squadron.
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Book .R1nde CIV

SooEA- -E-g1ndeTV-
HAVING in a eatmeaslre refitted our Bindery
we are now prepared to do all Kinds of BOOK
BINDING neatly and expeditiously
We pay particular attention to the manufacture
of Blank Books of all kinds for the county officers
Blanks for Railroads merchants, &c,
M9chants will find our stock OF Full aad Half
bound cap Blanks, cap, Letter, Note, and Fancy
Paper Envelopes, Pens, Ink and Stationary Of ali
kinds to be large, and will be sold at reasonable
prices. The highest market price paid for Rags.
MCDOWELL g. CO.
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers, Statonariss
and Blank Book Manufacturers,
april l6, 1856. Steubenville Ohio.
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Special Notites.
RrPREMIUM paid on gold and silver At the
Banking House Of REzrN WEL5H & CO.,
Gnnh mnllicinna

DEGFsEss -Certaia relief for those afflicted; see
advertisement headed Ear and Eye" IN another
Slumn.
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C. MULDOON.
u MON MARBLE WOR KS;
coREE MARKLT AND FOURTH srs. . 4;

N CUKEK MAKKLT AND FOURTH bTb. III l.10 M
StesIbenvilie, o.
91-Scupturing and Carving done on the shortest
notice, which for ceaness OF expression.nnd ,bean--
ty of design, is not surpassed in the West, Per-
wanting work done will find it to their adyan-
tage, in price well as quality 10 call upon hins
before ordering elsewhere, as work is done at Eos.
tern prices and full satisfaction guaranteed. His
stock consists of several varieties Of Monuments
Tablets, Tombsones and in, short all, kinds OF
plain and fancy Marble work. nos, ,57-iy
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PIANOS a. HEELoDEONs.

.s-4sz=ys-=as HAVING OPENED "A DEPOTFOR
ssz5= - the ale OF PIANOS and Child X Bish
Yy9 . Hops MEhODE0NS, the undersigned
invites the public to call and examine his inltru
ments.
They are Of superior make, seconf tonoue anc
sold at extremely low prices-hence undoubted sat
siaction is given to purchasers, SO, come and see
before buying elsewhere.
A number Ct instruments always on hand for ex
animation and competition All instruments war
ranted. Old Pianos taken in exchcnge.
a #f3 - as q. MULLER,
Market street, Steubenville.
July Q, 1857, If
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BONNEFS MILLINERY GOODS &c
On Market street, one door West Of
the Post Office, Cadiz, Ohio.
MISS LIZZIE OSBuRN

LTAS. JUST RECEIVED FROM THE EAs-
IL TERN CITIES an elegant and fashionable
fall stock OF Goods in her line cf BUSINESS con
sisting Of ..s fs1a' M
Fashionable BOmnets.
Of every description; French and other Flowers of
the finest kinds; Straw Goods and Straw Trim
mings Ribbons OF the best quality; in short ma
ierlals Of every description for making Bonnetsy
Having spent much time in the business, she feels
confident OF giving perfect satisfaction TO her lady
patrons. Bonnets will be made and tr immed in
the shortest possible time All articles ordered
will receive her personal attention.
Cadiz, Ohio, Oct. ~, ls5Hf. sal
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0@TCongress will adjourn to- morrow, (Thurs
day.) HH
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R'9't New 0RLEANs, June s..
Incendiary speeches were made 10 the mob
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J. NJ. ESTEP, Chairman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-16
To Contributors.

As orr design is to make our paper
one that will be Of interest to all en-.
gagged ia the different departments o.
active industry in every part Of The
county, we respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being cs
pccially DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items in
any department Of agriculture are par
ticularly solicited. Please send lis al
the news, incidents, general infoma
ton, and mineral discoveries in youl
respective neighborhoods.
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CONGRESSIONAL NoMSATioEs.- The Re.
publicans Of the 9th District have nominated
Schuyler Colfax orre-elcc,ion TO Congress.
The Democrats Of the Eleventh District
have nominated J. R. CofFroth, Of Hunting.
ton, In opposition 70 Petlit. Cofiroth's vote
On The nominating ballot was % sgainst "a
for Steele. Steele is an snii-Lecomptou
Democrat.
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0rWe are authorized 10 announce Mr.
liEsEy A. lioLrHAus as a candidate fol
County Treasurer, AZ the ensuing October
election. subject 10 the decision Of the De-
mocratic County Convention.
OF We are authorized TO announce Mr.
WILLIAM II. GREEN, ss candidate Tor Com
missioner ia the "a district Of Dubois county
subject to the decision Of the Democrats,
County Convention.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION $500 FouRIH
DIsTRIcr. - The Democratic Congression-
al Convention for the Fourth District, held
Al Grccusburg. on Tuesday last. nominated
Hon. VIM. 5. Holman OF Dearborn County.
for Congress. Mr. Holm q was nominated on
thc FIRST ballot, by vote Of lis 10 ~ for
y. u. Jones d Franklin, and A for Dr.
Mullen u Ripley. This strong feeling in
favcr Of Holman il mainly attributable to
the opposition Of John L. Robinson, against
bis nomination. -- National Democrat.
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FcusrH DisfGicr.-The telegraph i'd
vises " that the Democratic Convention Of
the Fourth District (Gen Foley's) yesterday
nominated Hon WIN $ Holman as . candi-
date for Congress This il good nomina-
ton and one which will bring victory 10 The
Democratic standard in that District Judge
Holman. like The grV, majority 81 the Dem
ocrais Of his District, was anti Lecopm,on,
and i now supporter Of the English Bill
lie l. . good speaker and isa strong man
personally Ledger.
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New ALBANY. July 10

New ALBANY, July IL.
Flour Market firm At So 5oaS3 IS.
Whesi-W hite zoe; red G3c. Corn 45c.
Oats 33s37c. Hay--$l for loose and $la
for bsled. Dried apples down 10 81; peach
60 81 So Feathers SIC. Rags 2ls3c. Su-
gar, n. o. fair TO fully fair 7a7ic. choice s,
and c advance BY The bbl. Plantation mo-
Issses Suisse in lots. Rio coffee Iilal2i;
lava l7alSc. Rice 5a5lc.
CIScfSSATI. July IL.
Flour unchanged at 70 90s4 20 for super
fine, sndIcl OOal % for extra; market dull.
Whisky-In good demand at ~ cents.
Corn SOC Oats 35c
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PERRY CoUNry.--The Democracy oil
Perry County have nominated Hamilton
smith, Esq.. as candidate for Representa-
tive, Dir 5 lis a gentleman Of high order
OF intellect, Of great aud general informa-
ton on oil subjects Of political economy,
aud as a member 81 tie Legislature will
unquesiionaby take very high rank We
are glad 10 see such men willing 20 take
upon themselves the responsibilities VI leg
islators.
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The Democratic Congressional Con
vcntion for tie First District, vii
meet at Princeton on
THURSDAY, JULY 22d,
for The purpose of nominating a can
didatc for Congress.
by order Of the Central Committee
w. j. WISE, Chairman!
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RrcuMoHp. July s,

-. ssstAAo@O, July y.
The remains OF President Monroe arriyes
q hall past o'clock this morning, and ars
attracting an immense throng 10 the
wharyes. The Military are drawn Up o.
The wharf, and Governor Wise. ia company
with the Mayor, went on board the steamer
jamestown and were introduc ed 10 the
guests. The regiment Of the Ney Guards
arrived about half past 10 o'clock in the
steamer Glencoe, which went over one
hundred miles down the river 10 the steum.
e. Ericsson. that vessel having got ssround
The military were received in q speech by
GEORGE Mumford, which was responded to
by Col. Duryea. The remsins were taken
rom the jamestown by the pail bearers
and placed 10 an open hearsc drawn BY six
horses. Al half past II o'clock the process
sion moved TO the tunes Of the dirges play ed
by the military bands, while the bells Of the
city were tolied aud minute guns fred.
During the entire march many flags we're
disF layed al half mast, and many houses
were draped in mourning. A shower Of
rain having fallen the atmosphere was less
oppressive and the march more comforts b 10
Tor the military The streets were deDsely
thronged with spectators. The procession
reached Hollywood cemetery at o'clock
The military Turning a circle around the
grave, grand dlfge was performed. Gov
Wise delivered On address giving q sketch
Of The life and services Of President Monroe
and the circumstances which led to the
removal Of his remains from New York
he paid high compliment, 20 the patriotism
Of the city Of New York, as evidenced BY the
attendance Of the National Guards. He
concluded with an eloquen, appeal in beho Il
Of the Union Of The States. After prayer
by Rev. DR.. Reed, uf Tue Presbyterian
church, the remains were consigned 70 the
grave amid the firing Of cannon. The GER
emonies having closed. the National Guards
were escorted TO the dining hall. where the
afternoon was socially spent with the Rich
mond military. Speeches were made by
Mr. Coch.ance, Gov. Wise, Col. Duryea
and Others. The gallant bearing Of the
National Guards Is the subject OF universal
praise.
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COUNTY con

The Democratic Convention Of Du-
tois county will be held in jasper Oh
SATURDAY, JULY 18th,
for the purpose Of nominating candi-
dates for the various county offices to
be filled this Fall, and appointing del
cgatcs to the Congressional Conven-
ton at Princeton, on the 22d inst.
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We are prepared to give prompt at
tcntion to all kinds Of Job or Book
printing. Any description OF blanks,
receipts, bill heads, store, stallion OF
jack bills can be forthcoming on the
shortest notice, in the most approved
style, and on reasonable terms.
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STOP THIEF!

crcLrS from the subscriber. living three
- miles east Of Lcavcsworlh. in Crawford
county. Ind. on the night of The 2sth "
April, 1855,
One dark Iron Grey horse,
three years old, aud about III hsnds hia h,
both hind feet and ono fore foot white, some
white above the left eye. dark msne and
tail. with some grey mixed; fresh horse
bite on The left hip. Liberal reward will -
paid for delivery " bo9c or thief 70 me q
Leavenworths or for information % that I
can get him.
may 7-6w. LIP. 2srtrr
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MORE TO pE ADMIRED THAKrnE
RICHEST DIADEM
Wornby kisgs o. EDPerss.

INMATE WIZ rys,-rlPrr. uvao ~ na,~
Bccsuse i, 1. a.. .x..-. g. 1880
provided for al ou- r.c- R~.S-~ .s.s-.-r
the rose NAV bIoom ~. =. S~:....:- - 80
Ieioxsnc cheek. tie eve - $50 y. -...Sr..-
The teeth he sh..c ~ r---1- - ~ I
brreft az iss c.yver;.- - - A. - -..--,..S
and shr;,cl.d. hxrsh Ana A. - - 80,
m .pripkled Win .r.x- ..s..,. III, - -
than hall her ci,srn,s' praf 49, 49,
Rcs: or at,vc. II used fwo - sh,~- 49, |.
week. viii restore ~ .rrus...,,v -
10 eli such On ornso,ept R~.d - S.ll,,--
ing and Judge. TIE v,;,c~ ~ - 49,, q
Tie celebrated p;sni~s. Thsihcr..
NV Y..r 4 .-;i 20 ,s.s
DR.. Wood-De.r Sir ps-,'',,
press 10 Won the oblsr.,;o.s - ...sxs- -
he entire rcsforatioa a. 80 ~ =. - -
insi color: abo.t she sis.e ~ =. ---;--s -
The United states 4 w. ra.i5I. ns-...;.-
gray. out upon III sneics,,c- sf - 49,
Restorative Il soon rcc.~er.I - c-;r;,., -.
consider vour r esso,.,;re . v..v ...-
ful inyention o.ise sfEr.r;.,,. I. m
agreeable. am. d.ar ~ vc,rs ,,.iv
3. 1nALsEEc.
"Drych ar Gwyliedy dct."
Welsh Newspaper Office. IL, Nssssu q.
April ~. 1853.
DR.. O.. ]. Wocd-Desr Sir- some mo,,h
or six weeks sso | received . hottie AZ v..'r
Hair Restorative. and cave i, NV Vic. -.
concluded 20 try il on her hair. l;s,ie ,h;rE.
ing a the time Ina; i, would re.,o,e ,he cr..
hair 10 rs original color. but 20 her = .ei,
as nv surrr;se ,f,er . a., -,..L..,s;.I,, ~.
Uniformed tl,at wcnderf,I easr, 4. ,....;..
oil the grs, hairs 20 : DARK browr :, m.
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GRATIS NOTICES. -Wc publish no.
tees Of marriages, deaths, &c, gratis,
and would like to record all which &C.
chr in the county. Ministers, Or 9th
crs, who oiliciatc Oh such occasions
will confer favor BY sending US 4 no
ticc Immediately.
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III the Catholic Church. p. Bedc O'Con.
ner. priest, every Sabbath al 2! o'clock, A
~, and ~ O'Clock, y. NJ.
Methods, r.. Church, Rev. William T.
Ravenscroft. Minister In charge, every al
ternate Thursday night.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. Andrew J
Strain, pastor, the fourth Sabbath evening
10 each month, al 4 o'clock.
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4 ISpIAxAfoLIs, April I 1858.
The following banks have complied will
ne amended law OF 1855. and ha, securi
ties dept psosiwih the Treasurer OF State
AZ their market value. 10 an amount not les
than fifty thousand dollars, and ten per cen
in excess OF their circulation:
Bank Of Goshen, Goshen.
Bank Of Gosport, Gosport.
Bank Of Mt. Vernon, Mt. Vernon.
Bank Of Paoli. Paoli.
Bank Of Rockville, Wabash.
Bank OF Salem, Salem.
Bank Of Salem, New Albany.
bloomington Bank Bloomington.
Exchange Bank, Greencastle.
Farmers Bank. Westfeld.
Indiana Bank, Madison.
Indiana Farmers Bank, franklin.
Kentucky Stock Bank. Columbus.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Parke County Bank, Rockville.
Prahie City Bank, Tene Haute.
Salem Bank, Goshen.
Southern Bank or Indiana, +. Haute.
The following Banks have com piled with
the amended Law, but have since given no..
tice Of their intention 10 withdraw their cir.
culaticn. Their notes are payable in coin
Bank Of Indiana. Michigan City.
Cambridge City Bank, Cambridge City.
Canal Bank, Evansville.
Central Bank, napolis = redeemed
by the Treasurer OF State.
Crescent City Bank Evansville.
The following Banks are winding up vol
unfairly. and are redeemng their notes Of
par, as specified. TIE ten per cent. EXCISE
Of securities is retained by the Auditor:
Bank Of Elkharr, redeemed at the Bank.
Brcokville Bank, do do do do
Hoosier Bank, do do DO do
Huntington Co. Bank, redeemed at the
Bank.
lndisna Stock Bank. redeemed at Fetch
er's Bank.
Bank Of Monticello, redeemed a. Branch
Bank, Lafayette.
Fayeite Co. Bank, redeemed at Branch
Bank, Connersville.
Merchants and Mechanics Bank redeem
cd q, Branch Bank, New Albany.
Bank Of Syracuse, redeemed at Bank OF
Goshen.
Indiana Reserve Bank. redeemed at Fetch
er's Bank, indianapolis.
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NOTICE

is hereby given 10 oil whom il may con-
Germ that at the June session, 1858, the
Board OF Commissioners OF Dubois county
have ordered the following changes 10 be
made in The boundaries Of civil townships
10 said county, in manner following io.wit
That sections numbered -, %, "a, %
26. "a, 81. 35 and SO in townshp No .. south
o: range No. wcs', be taken of Of Pstoks
township aud added 10 Ferdinand township
Iin fnid county, for civil township purposes
and hereafter 10 constitute q part VI said
Ferdinand township.
Also--that so much OF Harrison township
as lies south Of Patoka river. Or mere par
tcularly described as follows, Opwit: Com
mencing in the Patoks river where the same
crosses The township line running east and
west, dividing HARRISON from Bsinbiidge
township, from thence in enthusiastically
course, following the mennderings Of said
river, 10 where the said river crosses the
township line running north and south. di.
viding said HARRISON from Columbia town
ship. shall BE- taken or OF said iisrbisoD
township, and added 10 Bainbrdge town
ship In said county for civil township purpo-
scs, and shall hereafter constitute part 81
said Bsinbridge township.
BY order OF the Board,
JOHN MEHRINGER, A. d. c.
June IS. lS56-lw.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clcrk-BAzI B. EDMoSsroS.
Auditor-JoHs MEHgiSsER.
Treasurer -EpwARD SrKFHIssos.
Recordor-SrErnES JERcER.
Sherin'-JAcoB HEkMAK.
Cvvoncr- WILLIAM ScHuELrEEm IN.
Surveyor--BESIAMfs X. kgMf.
HARVEY NIcHoLscs,
LEWIS GREEN, Commissioners.
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OFFICERS or BAfsEEIpcE TOWNSHIP.
Justices--H. Z. Ncwcoinb, Henry Long
stephen Rose.
Trustees -- Charles Birkemcicr, France,
BriIcagc, Kasper John.
Cierk-Geo. A. ki'zingcr.
Treasurcr-w endolin Erny.
Constables-- Anthony Eckert