Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-08

There are tvelve divorce cases on The dock
g, Of the Vernon Circuit Court for Trial. Il
The Terrs Haute JoenAl has been pas.
chased Of the company which owned 10 by Mr..
John ) Jordan, Who has successfully conducted
Il for the pas, year I.s editorial management
Tine Of Mt Jane Einohds
DEArH OF Hox JANIS B. NEwToS.-Mr. New
ION died at ms residsdcs IN Frankfort, on the 5th
instant, Of eonsE Hption, Aftss a lingering i'll
ness. The deceased. during bis brief career,
had sllsd several public positions With ability
ana integrity. he represented Clinton county
in the House Of Representatives, at the session
Of 1853; WAS one Of the clerks of the Senate
last winter and for a number Of years was editor
OF the Frankfort Crescent. For short time be
filed the position of Adjutan, of the Eighty sixth
Regiment OF Indiana Volunteers, but was dis
charged on account Of disability. Mr.. Newton
discharged every trus, committed TO him, not
ouIy with ability but with courtesy. dignity and
q high sense Of honor bis death will be a
severe loss to the people with when be was long
identified.
De KALs CouErY DExocRArIo CosyESrios-
The Democracy OF De KAlk county met 10
Convention on the 81 inst. Eli j. Sherlock. was
nominated for County Treasurer; Jessie NJ
Brumback, for County Commissioner; and oliver
p. Larned, for County Surveyor. The follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That We are in favor Of s,rici
| construction of the Federal Constitution, thai
the reserved rights OF the States are essential 10
the existence OF Republican Government, thai
freedom of speech, Of the press aud OF elections
hsbsas corpus. and of trial by jury, are oul
birth rights guaranteed to us by the Constitution
aud that we will maintain and defend them, anC
that We denounee the arrest. Imprisonment. tria
and execution of citizens by military authorit!
when civil tribunals are unmolested.
2 Resolved, That this Government wa
framed by white men, and so far as we have th
! power 10 preserve it, il shall continue TO be
government of whito men; that We are uneon
ditionally opposed TO the doctrine of conferrinl
the right OF suffrage upon negroes. and all at
lempIs to place them on footing OF equality
-socialIy or politically with the whites.
| g. Resolved, That we are opposed to th'
profigatc squandering of the pubic money b
the party ia power upon the lazy and indoien
burdened white taxpayers.
| a. Resolved Tbat opposed TO tariff
OF taxes on imported goods as operating lnluri
ously TO the great agricultural interests OF tn
nation for the benefit of manufacturers.
). Resolved, That we are opposed to the ex
emption OF Government bonds iron taxation, an
that we in fanor OF the Federal revenue beini
collected by the County Treasurer Of each State
thereby DONG away with the horde OF tax
gatherers " no now infest the land
8. Resolved, That We honor our brave sol
diers, whose valor and fortitude has never bee
! surpassed and we welcome them to their home
and the enjoyment of peace; and that we vii
cherish the memory OF their departed comrade
| ia arms.
We learn that unusual amount OF sic <
ness, principally lux, prevails at this time in tn
north part OF the county --Teue Haute Jour
nal
The Evansville Journal says it has smelt US
Dogs have an indecent way OF smelling at ger
tlemen.-Lousville Journal
OIL.-The oil well, at this place. measure
40 feet on last Tuesday. Still the drill goe
down. We learn, also, that the prospects ar
getting better.-Nernon Banner.
THE CRoPs.-Corn is rapidly filling up, an
promises at least an average yield. Ii the fro:
keeps off there will be plenty OF corn Potatoe
in some localities are rotting. Stock hogs ar
high and very scarce. We hear OF feeders pay
ing as high as ten cents for good lots Mast
nuts were never pentier Union