Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 September 1853 — Page 2

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OFFICIAI. P.IPKR OF THE COIMTY

E E I E W

SATUKDAY MOKNING. SKITKMIlKIi 17, 1S5-1.

IF A I O N

LAUGF.R THAN ANY PAPER ITLLISIIED IN S t'rawlonl-ivillc! A'lvcrlisfii.-. cail and examine our liot of

SUBSCRIBERS. J.FZ

:All kinds of JOB WORK done to order.

To Advertiser*:.

Evi»rv advertisement handed in tar publication, should have writen upon it the number of times the ad verti-ier wishes it inserted, 11 not so stated, it will l»n inserted until ordered out, and charged accordincrlv. p#r Ail calls for meetings-, marriage notices and obituaries, hereafter inserted in our ]:ijx will be •f charged one half the regular advertising rates.

,x Agrnts for the Ileviow. E. \V.

CAKR.L*.

S. X?wsjajx-r Advertising Agent,

Evan-.' Buildinjr. N- corner of Third and Walnut Street-'. Philadelphia. P.i. S. If.

I'AKVIV.

South East corner Columbia and

••Main street*, Tneinnati. Ohio our Agent tu procure advertisements.

DEMOCHATIC COILVTY CONVENTION. There will be a Democratic County Convention held at the Court House in Crruv-

fonlsville, on Saturday the 2-lth day of September, 10.03, for the purpose of nom

inating a candidate for the ofticc of County Commissioner, and one for Representative,

which offices arc to be tilled at the October election also to excite some interest in the

election of the Democratic Nominee for Reporter of the (It cisions of the Supreme

Court.

Let us have a general attendance DEMOCRATS.

JOH P!iINTIN(i.

We have lately made considerable addition to our already large assortment of

'B VB

K, besides cuts of all kinds,

large and small. We now have the BEST

JOR OFFICE, and are prepared to do iwork iiKAi'KK, than any other establish-}

nicnt in town. We invite the business men of Crawfordsville to call up and examine

our assortment of type, cuts, Arc. We have no objection to loaning anything we

have in our oflicc, except job type and

cuts, these articles we decline most emphaticallv.

CI1U TJT COt ltT.

The September term of the Montgomery

County Circuit Court, commences its ses-!

ssion 011 Monday next. It conies in good time to relieve thecountv of the gratuitous! 1 sboarding of several young bloods, now in

the Jail. Their names are Bargelt, Fox, «and Harnett. Sail to say, the oldest of the! three has seen but seventeen summers!

00" We have arranged our reading mat-v-'ter this week to suit our advertisers by publishing advertisements on each page of our

paper. This will bring their advertisements

rluoe to the readininnatter each week.

A KCVUIl' AHEAD!,

GKE.-?II,

the drunken Mairess ma

rker, absconded from tliis place a week or 1 I iwo ago, leaving us minus a for adver-j

titin^ M.ty bedbugs, musquitoes, and the nightmare, and all tlie hobgoblins of aguil-

^vty conscience, haunt him 011 his way to that

well heated prison where convicts are fed on cinders and aequafortis soup, and be

compi lied to pick his teeth with a red hot \poker through all eternity.

Covington printers look out—he is in '-'.your midst.f

ifi?" Our town for the past week has presented quite a business like appearance.—

Trade brisk, wheat coming in freely at 7."

ets per bushel.

GOIN-C SQUARE A

I.ONG.—We forget which

"«f the poets it was wlio said, "read and re\lleet," but he was a wiseon«: depend upon it,

y. loi if you read this carefully, and ponder over it reflectivtlv. roil will ariive at the coin-lu-

sion that you have some useful information,

towil: Graham it Bro., have just received

'':*their fall stock of Div gootls and Ready i' "Made Clothing, »tc., direct from Ros-^*»'/

-Jheii prices are low, down to the lowest pos

sible ». a notch, and you can rely upon the "tC goods there sold you. Refore you run all 1 over the town for an article in their line, go ro.i to Graham's store. You need not go further. Sec I.AIUJK POSTKRS!

We understand that regular trains

't-f ears will commence running between '.his

jpl.ice and Michigan city on Tuesday next.

ifi-" The yellow fever is said to be very

Jj id :il Yicksburgh, Natches, Doiui'dsou-

\ille, Raton Rouge, i'oit Gibson, and other places along the Mississippi.

fiS Paul Ilughes brought us up the1

other day a delicious peach pie and a line

large cake of the poun 1 specie, for which

"he will accept our thanks. Paul likes ihe pi inters, and lias a mo-U agreeable way of

showing his pnrti:diiy, besides he is the •best bread and cracker baker in the town.—

If you want Something nice in the baking

line call on frknd Ilughes in the house lbrmcily occupied by William Newton, and

your will unquestionably get i:, and that

loo of the iirst quality.

£2'- The man who" presented us a basket of fine peaches, has gone west to see the oomet vri'f its tail.

Jn wou.mx--"n:rt .—Tliv "town runip •_l.

The Siute Sentinel learns by a letter from Dr. Ncwiand, that the three per cent, fund

matter will be aranged satisfactorily, and

States in trust for the Choctaw Indians.

by the lilliputian King, who is now on exhibition in the city of New York. The

King is said to be the most astonishing curiosity that lias ever been brought before the public, he weighs but six pounds four ounces, and is but sixteen inches in height

two years and 0 months oi l. This beats

Tom Thumb in stature, weight and age.

The roughest, and the crookedest

piece of work, we believe, that was ever

done by mortal man. is the job around the court-house rquno It will certainly take

the premium at our county fair for ugliness. ,^

KIT The art of happiness does not con

sist so much in clean linen and dinner every day. as some philosophers let on. If you

want your wife to sing like a bird and work around like a fly-wheel in a nail factory, and

in fact be happy in herself, husband and

family go, md that immediately and buy

her one of those patent Atmospheric Lever churns manufactured by Robinson & Ott, there is no calculating the number of pounds

of good rich clover butter you can make per week from two or three fresh cows fed

on pumpkins(!) and that too wihout any

trouble whatever—only requiring from 0 to to 10minutes to bring the article desired

in great fine rolls!

I.AIN ALK.—The Methodist conference

ment similar to the Maine law, and it was

recommended that the next conference set

a day upon which sliveholding church

members shall either free their slaves or

leare the church.

Qty" A motion was made in the whig

law. The motion was overruled and voted

down. The President decided that the con

vention was a whig and not a temperance

convention.

Xi-"

Attention is directed to the adver

tisement of WENTWOKTII &

RROTIIGR,

**T

J&T We cut the following from a late! number of the Washington Star: AS Gov. Wright, of Indiana, was engaged S from Hawesville to the Rev. James Hill, of to-day in settling his State's three per centum fund and swamp land claims or business at the General Land Office. The Governor and Dr. Newland, the Indiana State Treasurer, who accompanies him, seem to be at work at the Department early and late.

that over 8100,000 will be placed to the ]{0bcrt Keller. Oh, it was an awful mocredit of the Stale, subject to a claim for ment—not a whisper, or scarcely a breath interest on State bonds held by the United broke the awful stillness that reigned around and awaited the coming in of the Jury and the reading of the verdict. As soon as it

it*?" Gen. Tom Thumb laid in the shade was announced, the Judge, jury, lawyers,

convention of Hamilton countr, Ohio, held, nominee, to remain at home—engaged in resit Cincinnati last week, for all who were P^'ting under bistro tern appointment—he .1 hones to gain a triumph candidates for nomination for the i'"!i=: 1

offices, to define their position on the ufaine Ij^.noeral-ic party, by neglecting to attend

whole

sale dealers in Dry Goods, &e. This firm

is prepared to fill all orders in their line at short notice, and on as reasonable terms as

can be had in the City of Cincinnati. The merchants in this section of the country

will find it to their advantage when visiting

ihe city, to give this establishment a call.

iff?' In the mail to Great Britain the

single rate of postage is 21 cents, payment optional. On either a letter or packet of any weight, the whole postage or none at

all should be prepaid. If anything less than the whole is prepaid, no account is

taken of it, and it is a loss to the sender.— The British Post Ofiic-e declines to change

this rule, except on conditions considered

inadmissible.

The sale of o,0u0 bags of Rio Cof

fee took place at Baltimore, a few days ago, at 11 cents. Subsequen ly holders were

asking 1 1 cents. The slock on hand at

Baltimore, on the 1st inst., was C5,G00 bags, against 30,000 bags same time last

year. About 30,000 bags had been suld in two weeks.

The highest tax paid in New York

is by William B. Astor, whose tax this year is something over S-10,000.

Hon.

Jons* PKTTIT.

WnrsTKit.

will please ac

cept our thanks f,»r a nea-.ly bound copy of the obituary Address of the lion. AN

ii, z? (J 11 the ot inst., tiie Directors ot

What truth and simplicity! How brief r.nd

vet how complete!

To Hot AISERS.—Messrs.

following premiums:—A silver pitcher of

the value of 8100 for 500 hogs of the heav iest average a silver pitcher of S50 for 300 hogs next best a goblet of the value of A for .i:)0 iio^s no al best and *i siivt-r

jcl.p Oi ti:C 'i. uc Ui 100

the rysttil I'.-dace advertised the exhibition unattainable, in a countr where tiie rapc complete in all its parts, and gavu notice 'grows profusely, find in an age wlten tiie that it would close in December. i'esou x-e.s of cliemisiry are so abundant as in om

JC?T Capt. Wm. Walker, a liberally edu- ranee, tiie most indolent heedlessness,' °i' cated Wvandot, has been chosen (iovernor ph.e most flagrant, dishonesty. of Nebraska T.-rritorv bv the inhabitants.

"A gentleman," ii is announced, is one [on the sentiment and example of Jesus who promptlv pavs for his newspaper.— Christ since the crucifixion! We have no

'eter,

e'e Co pork packers oi Louisville, ofler tl

1 1

SENTENCE OF THE KEI,LEYS. The following is an extract of a letter

Evansville: 'i

"The Kellers who have been confined in the Hawesville jail, Ky., since last fall for the murder of Gardner and others, on board a flat-boat near Troy, have just bad their trial, and sentenced to be hung. I was present during the close of the trial, and heard the closing speech on behalf of ihe prosecution. The Jury went out and in about one hour returned a verdict of guilty against both of them—Moses and

and the whole immense throng of spectators, remained in deep and lixed silence for some time. Moses Kelley, the eldest, and most hardened villian, dropped his head in his hands for a few moments, then resumed his usual appearance of bold defiance, with marble countenance, and fixed ere on the Judge. The younger man has a pretty innocent looking countenance, mild blue eye and delicate white hands. During the whole trial he was very low with flux, and had to be brought info court on a bed.— Here he lay, pale and subdued when the verdict was read "Guilty," I saw no visible change, in his countenance. He looked as a dying man and may yet elude the sentence of ihe law by a natural death.— When asked if he had anrlhing to sav whr

his brother who was young and delicate,

man. I understand he said the other day, |S

scntencc of death should not be pronoun- '^factory. She expressed a great anvie'v »o ced against him. the elder Kelley rose and her Pastor during her sickness, for the salsaid lie hoped tliev would show mercy to

but for himself he had nothing to ask—hei^1'1'-

sufficient time to get" to Hell by dinner Mrs.

To OUR

POSTS!—The

Supreme (Juuvt.

We hope that the Democratic party in

of Wisconsin has taken up the subject of Uhs subject. The Whig nominee, Dr. Gor- v.n-vct.-d weekly for the llevk* tlaverv and the liquor trafhe. A resolution Jon. a lVee-soil abolitionists, who voted for Scott at the last Presidential election, and was passed in favor of a legislative enact

who, upon all occasions, is ready to intrigue the Democracy, is on the alert, and strain-1 jiuttei-. ing every nerve to secure an elec.ion. Re-j lying upon the apathy of the Democracy in the country, owing to the fact that 110 very

Beware of this, Democrats! Allow no li""* in

such foul stain as this, to fall upon you, to .... i'-wn.-hip

cast a shade over the victories of 5 2 At-1 tend to the polls, and see that the name of Albert G. Porter is on your tickets.—Dclrhi Times

itS?" The New Orleans Crescent tells the following:

FACTS

ABOUT TIN-: EVER.—A few months

ago a merchant of this city took to his home and heart a youthful bride and went to reside in the Fourlh District. Wishing to live in privacy, he engaged only one servant—a fresh green girl from the Emerald fsle. She took the fever, and in a few days died. Another was hired, and shared ihe same fate. A third and a fourth filled the vacancy in the household, and followed in succession the. sweeping summons of the same fell destroyer. Following the impulse of a natural dread, the merchant went to Mobile to avoid the destructive visitation of the scourge, and the next day buried his young and beautiful bride. Disgusted with a home where nought but empty chambers served to call up the memories of departed joys, he returned to the city to sell out his household, determined to leave a locality to him so suggestive of sorrow. He died the next day. When our informant visited the premises, there was but one living creature there. It was a solitary parrot, swinging in its lonely cage, wailing unwittingly its I deserted state. Alas, poor Poll!

if Among the resolutions adopted by World's Temperance Convention in

X.i

the Worlds em pc ranee New York, is the following: G. lusolced. That we impeach' the iisc of tormented or Alcoholic W'tie in ihe solemn celebration of tiie Eucharist, as a oroftuio and impious desecration .since ihat wliicli poisons and destroys men can he no true symbol of that which purities, restores,

is. and saves and we challenge the current

i„. -i«-- -t ct

assumption that itie devuid of Alcohol is

This

.is Wrongest resolution 01

"Wt- or censure tnal lias been passed up

doubt t! at if hc Savioiu vvere ome

Ion earth and agniti (urn icu'rr into ic'ru Greeley and his cracked head fanatics Maxv

be after him with "a crow of thoins,"

•,! (v i" icrvin_r, '-('lucifv him! cnicifv him!"—'.^omety county, for

., Ltu. Lnr-utrcr. l1

too ne noi'tiinij to t^av nnv.hing about.-

NVV.VKCK.—The

OBITUARY.

Died—In tins place, on the 1st inst., of malignant crysiples, in the 44lh vcar of her ngc, Mis. Lrcv

GAI.EY,wifo

of Win. W.

Mrs.

v?ition

)em

was j-eadv for the worst. jmar meet them in Heaven." Mar God in lie seems to bid defiance to God and

1 1 8

nlct anc

"if they do hang me, 1 hope tliev will do Gospel which alone can givi:support in death it in the morning earlv, that I mav have

i,n(^

this county may awake to the importance of WJ'OKDSVILLE PRICE C1JKKENT.

ihmis,

important elections are to be made this Fall, I-swd, and taking advantage of the press of business which compels Mr. Porter, the Democratic NEW

default. A

word to the wise is sufficient. Should the I

the polls, sufler this man to be elected, it: will be heralded throughout the Union that} the Whigs are victorious in the State electioilS ill Indiana.

)'i 1CK is he recci iii

GALEY.

GALET

was born in Oldham county,

Kr., but had lived in this place about 30 years. Several rears since, she was led to feel the emptiness of the world and her own sinfullness, and sought pardon in the blood of the cross and united herself with the Methodist church. For nearly a year previous to her death, she was in connection with the Presbyterian church of which her husband was a member. Her walk was orderlr, and she frequently expressed toiler Pastor her entire confidence in the Lord Jesus Christ as her Saviour.

More than a rear ago, she lost a lovely little boy, whose death most deeply affected her. This heavy stroke, we trust was overruled by Divine Providence to her spiritual good, and weakened the ties which bound her to earth. Her last sickness was short, accompanied most of the time with great bodily pain. For a few weeks previous to her attack, she suffered considerably from the chills, which deranged her system and wasted her strength, and from which she had not recovered when she was suddenly and violently attacked by another disease which ran its course in the space of a week. Though racked with pain, and sensible she could not recover, she was calm and resigned, and expressed the utmost willingness to leave the result with God. When enquired of again and again, whether Christ was precious to her, and whether she felt that her sins were pardoned and that she was prepared to die, her answers were mostsat-

of her children. 0! r-emcmoei

salt^

ou c:in

for them, and do all

bring them to Chiist that 1

infini(e mercy (ouch iheii heaits In his

bring them to accept ol that

happiness beyond the grave.

GALEV

time." Never did 1 see the awful majes- children, besides a large circle of relatnes ty of justice in such a light as during this a™* friends to mourn her loss. -Blessed solemn scene." are the dead who die in Ihe Lord."

people, generally, S

mav not be aware that at the October elecI I \YT» ARE autliorize'l to ninounen W II.LTAM 1 tion we have a very important State oflice to a candidate lb,-County Commission,.,fill—namely, the oflice Ot ••lie/orlcr of (he

j,, :3d district. Montgomery comity, at tile ensuing

''ctobcr election, siii'jec! to the decision ol.a 1'cmo-

u,Uv

Convention.

Wheat, C0111,

75: Aj»jles. irree30'Apples, dry. ]ii White l!ean

e'l ven. 1 win

Clark,

Are.

that f.r th? iin attend either pe

,J .|,r.ty. lit the usual places ol' holding clue

ibe *eyera! townships,

a.-

tollm-.-*:

t'-r State tax 20 cts on each

September 1 f.. 1 353. .. 11

1V.'"

Thm *.!:•

aliiut. Kiid .y Union. Saturday Franklin. Monday Siiirar Creek, Tuesday .Madison. .. Wednesday i. Coal '.'leek. Thursday l'

PHI.

and .10

on each poll: County tax 2fi els 011 each !•'•!. :iul 00 cts on each poll: Sinking Fund tax 2 cts 011 each §doo Library tax ets on each Alod. and 2." cts on each poll Schcoi hix P' fts

fax et.s on eaeli £P in all the townships exvept SutrarCi-'-ek in which township the road tax is !o ets 011 each xloo 'j'-ix tor townsliij^s et- ti slOO in Coal (.'reek. Kiph-y. S*-ott. I'nion ana Clark towiishipi- in Wayne township ets on ach 1" in Hrown and Franklin towndiij's cts each £Uo: in SiiL'ar Creek and Walnut towi,:-hij-s cts oil each jflno and in ihulison township 2" cts on each Sloo. Tax for l:uilding and repaii in^

rc-inested

el*

ICo3. FALL GOODS. 1053.

r-.iFTY immcdiatelv. 1

jC^TTbe poorest excuse for a show now! 32r 1^3*^ iravt-lling. is June ik Co's., Ciicu-. Lis'WILL PAY THE HUIHEST .MALIIIN' PIHCI

r. •-•i niirlii?.

& EJroihcvrx.

WHOLESALE DEALEKS IN DitY (iOODS.

No. 150, S.. «.''. t, CINCINNATI. »:IT' i. their i-'rieiit!- ai'.-i C'oiin1 iy. to their very htr^'e stock

N\ IYE the attention trv Merchants frener:

of American and European (ioods. which will oil'ercil cheap Cash or approved credit. Scntenibcr V". 1 s53. "inl im^.

'IUK P.rrilll.WS OF i'HUKT \S\) J]l)\!'ll. SADDLE will be pvt-n :is a premiiun to the owner of the best Comet or Ih-xe' colt. The ells to be examine'! by the .Judges oil ihe last I' liiav of the present month at the Fair [nounds

as founded the grossest iirno- -ia\vf-.rdsviiie.

THOUSAND b'.i-'uel.i of wheat wantewhieii the hiirliest casli prin «i tit all times be I'aid. Call at tix.--V.ii- of

.JOHN It. Kop.lNSoN.

Wanted Immediately. \LL the OaLs and Flax f-ecd in Mont-

for I A

AV ii L: A

At i«i:%i-oi:r.

Election Notice.

stateof^ndiana.

To the Shcrift'of Montsomery Comity-— (•reeling: You are hereby diieeted to 2•

In Testimony Whereof, I have 1 hereunto set my hand and a1fixe«'. ihe -t-f A!.. Qj-jj,,.

IANDIIKW

LyE

leaves a husband and fire

:1 .no

.jS0.7oa-l.00 Flax seed, (Timothy, Feather.-.

S Wool. 0 n.vswax. Rinsing, 10 Potatoes. 5-

ide shoulder

Onions, ft

A E II IS E ME N S.

DRr FS-r I). HOWIES SHAKClt SAItSAIV IS]I,LA WII/L IMJ1SIFY TilE JJLOOi)-

-W £M.y

Stute. at tiie Ciiv oi' Indian-

'~—i— apolis. this, the 7th day ot' September A.D. LM. JJv oidc-r «f the Covornor.

JOSKIMI A. WKK.HT. 4

X. HAYDI-'N. Se re a of S at

STATK OF I .\DJANA, M. iit-onieiy Coiiniy.

P. I,V-S.V.e!erk of thcCi'cuit court

for Mont'»oniei eoeiuy.do ce ti ly to the She

'es'- itative. to ti'e Cene'al Assembly of 1 'ie S.aie of In«!"an.-i. fo,- Moni-oniei conn and. o.iu t'- uilly Coiii:i:isii.ner for D'sdici. .No.

eiy coiinty.

it remembered, that on ihe .y ('I Aurust. a. cl. ~3. ud plaiuiill by Wilson and -McDonald her attorneys, tiled in he "liiee .f the clerk of said court her complaint ill this b--11:111": also. the ailidavit of di.-iuiciv:-tod and coiopv'cut witness, setlin .' forth that said di IVndant is not a n^ident of theS'aleof Indiana. Thereto!.:, saiil defendant is iio-.ifed of the lit 111 ir of sai 1 coinphiint :tiii' of the pi-ndeiiey of seid sidt or.iin--i, iit• •. and that unless he personally be :md apj-.M|- b. l'.iie lh.•Jiidife of llu court of Common !'|e-,i- of .M'Oit-.'oin eiy cf.unty.on ihelirst day of

B^*

FOR 1853.

ill'of said coupiy. that. I'M foliowinir oilieers are to be ciccted ill the eile'id election lo be held oil the second Tuesday ill Icrobe: ne.M i»-wU-

O IK

h'ep-

3. for .MOIK-V::!-

7*1 Tesiimonr Whceof, I

lo meet

have

.. I here::nl( siibsriili- my name and a:l'xed the seal of said Court at my oliiee ill. Crav.-fordsN He. tliis. 1 ii ctny ofSep:cinniber. A. 1. is.j3.

A:I»I [-:W r. I.v.xx. c,e -k.

rr.li oiu l'lk-d Votei-soi- Meiitjromeiy C'oi -!1 are .1 he'eb\ n.iiilied

ai.

t'leb Usiiai phtee.so,

ho'dintr Kie.-fioii in ihe'r res• -e• i\c T««wiis!iip» in .-aid County, on the sei-'iid Tues'.iay in

ctober

next -, ls.'rl) ltd then and there \o-e for persons io till I he several oiliecs nieni ioued in liie (•"•veruci's older and Ch ik ce. iiiie-.i.e id.o\e. ,:4

I'.F.N.IA.M IN MISNKh' Soei '.-X of ,M. C. SepU-uiber 1"). 1 le.

HTATT OF IN:)!\~SA. Montironu-i-y un: Court of Common I'lras of 'aid Count v.

October Term, isyj.

Elizabeth -J- Howers. v.-

'"in plaint for Ti\- lVv

l'i-ain-i (!. P.owers. -w

I la-next

virtue of. wvil of r.\i.-.-n'!-n

terin there

of. to be hoiden in the :rt-li*use at Crawfordsville. in sai-1 c-un'y. on the (it s' .Nboi-i,.y in -tober next, iiiul then and there, on or before lie a 11 "mizof said cause,

plead.

a'ts\\er of demur to said com

plaint. lie matter- and (hours th-rcin har^'e.l and staled will be

i'-c-!i as

e..ni'eserl an

ne against

him. and writ be i- :iI 1 and determined his ab sen^. Attest:

A.NIMii-'.W LYNN. c. c. c. i'.

Sept. •!.

[iilow.-J.j Mont-.'om-i eo.

directed from the. Cl rk O.lieu

ra .-i iO'.-

ctli :IIL

court of the t'nit.-d Slat-..- for the li-oi-. I -f lie liana. I a a a tiie Court lb.use door in the e• 11 oi .M.-n'-rom and State of Indiana, be? weeii lie hours o| 1 o, .'eloek in. and -1 o'clock p. in., ojfer for .de a' |ub!ic iiiK'tiou. the rents and profits Ibr .-rveii years ly tin I year, of all the following described property. b-witr .North west quarter of lot No. it six square No. 3-_! I thirty -tv.'o i.its .No and 4 Cm square I i. and the north west corners of lots an I noilh west of the old Telle Haute mad. all in Can- if addition to ibe to v. of 'rawfirds iile. and 33 li feet otf th" north side of lot No. 14 sqinire No. 2"i in (Sraham's a. ldilion to he town of Ci nwf rds\ ille. an I upon faiiure lo realize a sutlieii-nt sum lone.tisfy the dein.-iiid. 1 will, at the same tinie a.nd place. I and in manlier a fori said, oiler the lee simple of all said abovi: d.-set ibed real

estate,

-ritinot 2*.

Wayne, Friday 11. K:p!i-y, Saturday 1 'j

KATI'S OF TAX i'oli 1-:,?..

l^'d.

as.

c-iieli 1" !to:id

selio.il

houses in Sujrar Creek Township 60 ets 011 each ilno and .jo cts en each poll. •I will attend in persc-i or hyilcputy. at theTre: .-- r.rcr's 'tllec, in Crawfordsviile, exeuj't wJje-.i ahseiit i:i the towmhips, until the 3d Monday of Mareh. for the purpose of receiving taxes. In ease any person shall refuse or neirlect. to pay the taxes imposed upon him, the County Treasurer shall, after the tkl .Monday of March, levy the same, together Viil.ii the costs and charges that may accrue. ly distress and sale of the ^roods nil 1 chattels of such persons as oujrlit to pay the same, v.luicver ti samemay he found in thecountv. ,V g*" All ierson." indel'ted f"i* taxes previous to the year 1 3, are

to make payment on

the days that 1 attend in-the tuvn.-hips. and if not paid oil before said day. the same will 1 collected by distress and sale, without ivsivt of j-er-son, a^c, oi' sex. I). ANCK. T. of M.

raiifre

cli the n:..t -:ice will be

iid by LEE. GILKEY 0: Co. ^•Ti-.em'x-r lo. 1 ?G:. nl!w*.

x-s

"si'Hi'.

and olio Cold Wat.-li

taken a.s the property of he. defendants, at the suit of Ezra Foot and i'ob-.-rt I!. Itowler. airains! I i\ id Ch.rk. Edwi.rd It. S. Ca» !y. t'harles Can'iy. Ken- 1 l-dl *::nby. M'JW-r 1 C.,i !iy. C.t'b-iiiuj ('auby. an I I a iv 'j111 v.

J' N 1.. it' •]. 1 'N I". S. Marshal, ii:-. Ir. 1. My CE/*. MciiFAT. Deputy.

r\TEiW

'tiiery ei'iin ,-. I

f'oiiit T' minion I'ICA of S.iid

(e!o!):-i

Satntiel Ili 1 -1

COIII CC.

Term.

VS. .'« iitjdlliltt t-» foixvlo.se I -i.ry Hall, y. mortiray|s|5When

on tin- -Jith day of Art.'tr:.'. a. d.. *.-•' I.

in va'-aii'.'ies of said rouv:. said plaiiniii' by Wilson and McDonald !iis ai.iorneys. tiied liis complaint in the :dove entitled cans in the clerk's "tlf-e of sai cot -:,, against the said defendant: said phiintiif bv his attorneys ills., fled at the sa-tn lime in Lt'.o clerk's otiic of said court, lh. :i!iida\ it of a eonipe tent witness fr.'m which it is made to ap|x-ar. tha. the said def-i: lant is not a resident ».ftin S'ate of! lii'liana. Tie refore the said ilelclt'lalii llcirry

andi ftl.j j• -11-1-n of su--h action, and that mi- 1 less he plea:! io or ans'-ver th sanu before 1 ho call in" of the cans", the same will be taken

ed. Attest: .,-ANDuEW

as 111

!.VNN.

.« .«

aii'f. 2". jiivw". Mentt'omery

Co,

Guarcliaxi Sale of Real Estate. E a in of I an hr a minor.

hr a. minor, in pursuance of an order of i.! Pi"as. of the county ot'Moiit^om Indiana, will .--ell at private sale. p-.ircba--.ed of .hiseph S. Alien, by i. 'fuller, be.iiii: a .rt of the south -eetioii thirty-three, in township ratine four west: and .unded as follow s: »Ti I he north by John 'ampb-'H'.s land, on the wist by .Milton ileindon'.- lot. on the south the .-enter of the Indianapolis Slate h'oad. on the last by said -Mien's hind: tiie said h.nd lyiuir and beiuir in the county of ,M..nt/omery, and State of Indiana. The said .-ale is to be male on he i'dluv. inir terms: Two htindred and fd'iy dollars ff tiie i:rc!i i.-': ne ney to be paid in hand, at the time ot'j the sale, one half the remainder in one _\ e.tr from the day of sale, and the balance in two years from the! day of sale, the purchaser exc.-utin!.' to the said Guardian hi.* note.-, for the payment of the purch-e-e money, drawii:'.' int'-rc.-t from the date, with ^'of.d frcehoid reeurity. wai i_r therein, the hi tic- fit of salnation or appraisement laws. The said Guardian will execute to the purchaser Siis certificate of sale, and make him a Deed for the said and. when all the purchase money shall have -en paid, ."••ei^rdiii^ t« the onL-r of the .»\id court of Common i'ieas. l:El'HEN

('oi rt of ('..n, r.' cry. and State live a.-res of h-:i 1 the said I.e -id.-r west quarter of nineteen, ltoi

TELLE!:.

Crav.-fordsvilau^n.'t '2~. 1

B'S*

JONATHAN I!l"TCIiINoON.

Si:ple nbc-r 10. 1 ij }.— if.

Wheat! Wheat!!

above land is part of

I I: D.

ti'.K

scnioii

RAILROAD LETYIMO. Crawfordsville, Frankfort, Kokomo, and Ft. Wayne {Jailroad.— Scaled proposals will be received ftt the oilic cr of

tfre

vc noiice

to the qualified vtik-rs of ycur Countv thai a social Klee'ion will beheld at the usual places of holding Kh-edons, cu the second Tuesday of V-io!cr next, for the purpose of e'eeiing a Reporu-r for the Supieine Court-, to till the vacancy occasioned by the death of Horace K. Ca 'er.

Heeretar* of tire Company in Frank

fort Until the 2!'t!i of OctoK-r next, for the trradinsr. •rrnbbinsr. iiridsrinir. and fnrfiish'niir the ties on the line

fVom

Crawfordsville to Kokomo— bei.r- nlrout

51 miles. «. The eoiupaiiy reserve- the iirht to nceept of sTieh projwisals as in tl elr jiiiljnneut 'will nest .secure the prompt construction of the road, ami to reject all if none are satisfactory.

Proposals will stale what part of pay will received in stock. P.otile. drafts, and fqveifieation of the entire distance can be seen at. the otlice of *!,• Sccrctaiy at IIIIV time, within 1" days previous the day of let-tin'-j. W. P. Dt NN. Secretary.

September 2. 1 700. nlOuO-

tTlurc Tcsliiiioiiy.

THK most satisfactory proofs of the virtu the ItODOIlANTIA. in iirintr the Fcvci and Airtic continue to be reecived. In every part of the coimtiy where it has bevn tried it luis'jriveii the most complete satisfaction: as a irff of its virtue in enrinsr not only new eases but thcse of lonjr standing, read the follow inir certificate from iiuwiig many wliieh mi .'ht be irivcii. 1 1:i.i-i 11. lxi.. Jnne 2-ltli,

I have had. the A'.ntc for nr years and have ex]'ended at least one l.un bid dollars for the dill'efrs cut «irtie emedies of the day. but obtained only' lemporaiy relief, until I obtained from Messrs. .lackson Meek, a I'oltle of llobofantia M'hieh has tl-' tirclv relieved me. Signed:

AN DI.'KW Sll EPItEItP.

Mr. Shepht-i|l is a -i-.i/« 11 of our comity, and hi* 1 iictil is pi-ifect!\ reiiiO'le. Si-recd: JACKSON ,V P.ECh'1 a!e S|.«« tS: Moisc.v v. 'i ttv f-M'd.-jV illet I'..-

I 1 A I. Co.. tlt it.l TOWN atiirusl vin!S.

^TATi: OF !N!i \NA, 1 Mon'sronn-n. ('••uti»\. Court of t'oiiniioii IMons »i" said Connly, 0«-IO«MT Term, 1SV?. Ih-nry Aniistron Ei. al. lleils at law of I !••!. 1 .1 dinson decca"-l.

j.-- i'.-1i!i.• 11 (i Partition.

illiam .John--' !-'t.

I. .ds.i heirs a! law of •-aid dce'd. de'i-ndant. heroas on 1 he

-t in 1. sai

A le.'lls'

D. 1

petitioin-r.-.

O er.

111 aeati 'i of said illsi 11 and McDonald th-ir attorneys liled tlieit' petition in the above entitled cait-e in Jic. eliik's ol'.ie-e of sai ei iirt, pra) in

?)M,

that partition of th'j-

real estate of said deccasc.l deselibe in said petition. nun beawatded l\ s.ii 1 com I anion the petitioiieis and defendants therein n-.ini-d. and lli-j follow in „'dc felld.a lit to said petit ion, i/. .lolm .Irdin son liejnir a torn resident of 1 his stale, and .-itch non rcr-idciiee liasiil'f been veiilied by allida\i There tore, notice of the pen Iciiey of sti -h petition is or dered to be ^'i veil for thlee weeks r-llcees.-i vel\ '11 li'i view" !i newspaper printed in said ei tinty. to *..id noli usiden'. defend ::'., that Ihe same will be set down for heatiii'.'on !f lit day of ihe .-\', let lit of said court, to be held a' Cottrl 11 on- in

Yawfordsvillc. in said ei-tni'y. c.•intiien. iiiL' on 1 letils' Monday in l.-tol.'-r next•. and 111:11 unless he. appear and ans'.'.ei- 1 ,n-1

•!ov..s

nialtcrsand hi n-_*-~ therein a-. et.i.itS: I 1 |,f I 11 lie iiif.tif. Mv .irdcr s'DitEvV IV

.id petition and Iho

nil will lI ik'-l!

T! W

CRAWFORDSVILLE

,.-AM |..M 11 (MM.: OV

I 11 S I) A T.

I -5

I'N Dlih't he cllicicnt mamtircnii'iit ot the Pre.-id'-nV--oftlie Institution, h'c-.. AMI.S II. Jonxsos, v.- Ii

ve--

his en', ire time, to lie ern-o

:-oiieit a like libei-ali

It. e\--.-.-et!iii-_'iy dedralile that the school: isr 'e I'M be jironip'in iiei: alli-n hi'.iee at be -jri: vi! MtL'of ilie i.-rm. piMf or rrfTiiN.

Pi- p.-iie.iI

!.:u-

I LLC W t'..idl.s.

LOCKS.

Guardian.-

-.e

virtite of the order i-'e! de ree of the onrt o' omnion Pleas of tiie tinty of .Miai'Lfomery. and State of Indiana, at .!uiy tet in. 1~ I will sell at public auction to the highest- hulder^ a I tl:«Court lb.use door in the town of Crawlordsville. on Saturday the -_'tth day of September.^ 1 ..:3. bet we -n the hotiis often o'cloe!:. :t. m.. and !"tir uclfK-! p. in., of .said day. lie tolloy/ir.-,'_ Ke Estate in -eid eoitntv. tf-wit: The sotita hail of llieea-' halt ot the north cast otiartt-r. and pait ol the sl hall ot the south ea-.t etttirt- of .-eetiojt thirty-tive, -ont::'ntn-_' sevc!it -Ibnr acres: also, a prrt of t! v.-'-st ha't'of tiie sotr.h west quarter of

thirty-six.

cojiiaiitiiju'six acres all in townshi nineteen north of

three west, contaittiii'i in aJI one huiiilred

and twenty acres: npon the following terms, to-wit: (Jnc third of the T-nreliafC mon- will p-quircd at the time of sale, one third in .dx months, and tiie rentaiiiir.-^ third in twelve months from the day of sale for the two last payments the pureh:l.--cr will be required to execute hi.- note.- with approved freehold sec'.nity. drawini interest and wai vin all bt nefit of ii]'piaisernent or valuation laws—the purchaser will receive at the time of sale a certificate of purchase, that wiil entitle him to a Deed. uj*n the payment of the pt'.rchnse nion .y and interest.

t!:c

?.iv\

The

fr.rm of Saimit-1 de-

is v.» 1 ?*T,h\ '.i.e «-.tt ni''-'ii per- n-

v.-ishiiLif to h-.:v -fir/.!., ru'. .- f.trm. R.:--. •=. V.'M.I.S »X.

-.v5, O'iiijui-.,-,

-4

and iI•:

li« ol he school. The Ti lisle"* atnl 'I'eae-h: r- \'.-"uid r-xprrs

liir

e'r .: i'ti le to the it ii-a us it" I "ra wford. 51 le. f-o ihe., libeud patloiiaee 1 liev l: t\(-ihtts far att'ov le

'r.:

I. a n-l

'm tiue.

The course of ins! ioii is hor«-ii'.'h. end spe

cial attention is paid to the mo|-:il eiel religious, a.Vidlas in Mee'iiial trail.in-' ibe pepil.-, v.hii-::." in. 1 s111ir,if a M-ciai inn character is allowed. s«

fi'-m -j '. I" .*«'». p'-r-jv

Acndcoii Dcps-.rtiucnl. from to ptLfi.--. 'tecortliliLT to s! i'-lic.- in. Colh -r"atc Departmciit. l-'l-etleh t-.tl'l (h:i llo.h i. ejt,

Latin. f.es.s. n-- '.11 I'ieti--. "1

|-n"!il--.

1 11 1

I':--uf Piano for pv:i'ti. -ss, ,ii mi iiiitar. -I A small e\!'.:'. cliai-if" 5- :i• d«* io- lltul il.nel .1'l h.. |-.»|b!ie

v::rx*rr»:-\

A. 'i li" »MSi N. IKNNi.--' U" M. 'f W iN INC. S. 1 li i.M« N, 1»1:. D. W. LA N. ..- Sep:ember is .: ll J'-V I

Ng»rri:il

I 1

cf tin's .-v.-fe.-n they t'.ii._'!it in have id mon. .. end whore ':otc.- .e! r.-mein ttnp I are h.-rcby iu. tilicd t?at 1 fx ill '_• dti me-1 ly ttseitli'-i at !h"ir l.- 0:e or. the st'eetS. b«t said let'-s ide:re jiai.,1 lo. the tir-s' day of S.*i,b-mber. will ?«.- Iiand-'d over lo tli- pp-p-r otlic.-r for tlcelfou. i., nc less t'-r men t.o ,-uppn^r liiat ire .v\ or wn.i. sell -ur iT'.-tid.-. on ere.lit iil:-s* l'ne j^'yiiK-ri'-- aie ma-'o pl oMiptly wlieli ilue. J. P. '.\ PltKLL. :tui_usl otli. 1 .»•'!. Ji'l'f.

vtucy Articles.

rpilE l. r.f and beJ. Soaps. nd l-'atK-v ever been bi i.!'-/ht to I .) u'te

'..

as-ortmeiit of i'eifitmeiy irtielcs if.-n:-,rally, that hat market: for .-ale ai. Si.MAN .V d'GAN'S.

SHI'EN I

*)'J* of eli si/.e.:. II 1

-, -ei 1 and for sal.-: v\ hole

sale or r-iai! a' pri'-estis iow a.- the |o-..,e., v. mar. !. LA VM* 'N A n:

NESTS Tt'ilS. 12 doz. bi.el:c' d". churn.i nd I've IKSI- biilt bow Is al S L\Y.V'»N Co. m..i. -J

•lollies tind mark(

be.s'-ii.Ivr uafe. elieat'at the cash t"ie a A I N

I.olls. lat.-iics. hili'.'.-s. ,scr..w.. nhoxc'i-, ]ades. forks. e)-,r .s cut sa .-, h.tins, hv-. pi--!: --. tri ubbiiijr hoe- drawing knhes plain br-a I and chop pint.' a\i-s. hat.-hets, aii('ei. files, ra-ps. table and let i-uJery. fianie.-. and almo-t every ar tide in tiie hardwale line can be bid at "be |..we.-t c-,-h prices at I.AY.MON .t

nil. n. CKitn:,

A VI NG.p. rmaii, nt!j located in Lrown^valK-,.

respectftllly tr-n 'ers his

p'-ofessir

nal serviecn.

to tiie eitiz. ii.s and sui oitiidino eonn'e y. rtprii 1.n l"m".

Hats and Caps.

iine as:-oi m.-n: of ^i-nts. and l.oys hats, .silh, moleskin, bever. panama. 1-f/horn. chip. :ind:,i Kossuth wool hats, ioi .-.ileal J. W 1LSON S. aj'ii! l.'o-t. __ nl".

E W W A A E

ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL')!: AT LAW,

Ilaviie.' |K-rm.-.netitly located him elf in ibis place, will .ji ve his undividf attention to all busincssen trust-'d to his care. ':tiee immerliate'y over Wil son's Store, we.-: of tiie Court House.

april -V. 1 s-V/. n-il^l. I)I{. A. \V. AK.HSTIION'C, Ii A IN jiernianeittly hK-ated in CrawlVirdsvilkv resj»cetfully tenders lii.^ protessioniil s--rvices to th.v citizcns and th.s adjacent r-untry. lie-i-lenee iiii the northwest part of luwii, in th" hou.v? formerly:-oc«.-tipiel bv Itealx.-n ay lor. OJicc up sttdrs ovciv-..-S. Grave*' tin shop. {april

'2-1.

I. itli'iwi.

I)It. W. L. MAV,

iti-spectfitily tenders his jirot'vsiona! scrvko.- to thnui/ens o: Ciawfor.UvHh- and vicinity. Iti.-ideneo "r's'-r of S- c-h 1 W,d e.-: O" '.r th." Chris t-jsinchurch. »in G. 'A' P--r-^onV t"i!orshop. !.":.r-

'"d. ..