Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 February 1856 — Page 3

OLD LINE W IGS.

In the recent Convention at Frankfort, rre were pleased to see a large number of ourold Whig co-laborers—the very fluwer of the old Clay pa. ty—men who scorned an alliance with back alley conclaves and garret caucuses. Among the hosts of these patriotic men were the gallant Col. Preston, Judge Lusk, W. D. Reed, Lucion Anderson, Ben. Spalding, the talented young Kisk, of Covington, and various others.

These Old Liners were received into the democratic ranks, not as probationers or allies, but as brothers and equals. They were given to understand their claims and merits should have full consideration, and that in the distribution of offices andhonnors, there should bee no old party tests, and no going back of the (Hections of 1855. All who came to the rescue of the Deuociatic party, and all who in the hours of darkness and gloom, threw themselves into the glorious cause of the people and the constitution, shoud have equal claims upon the gratitude of the Democracy. "Preston, the acknowledged leader and representative of the old line whig regi*monl, was offered any position he might desire. He declined the post of State Eelector, but has promised to canvass the State wherever his services may be needed or desired. He and five other old line whigs have been appointed delegates to the National convention.

These gratifying facts we wish borne in mind by the old liners of this region of the State.— Barihtown Ay.) Oaz.

S3T The Lake Superior Miner gives the following account of a vast mass of copper recently discovered in the Minnesota mine:

On Saturday last we went underground to look at the great mass in the ten fathom level at the Minnesota mine, to which we have before alluded. They are now at work on the north east corner of the copper, which they succeeded in throwing out by a heavy sand blast. Some forty men »ire constantly at work by night and day at cutting it up and getting away the pieces. Jt is fastened very firmly to the foot wall by strings and little cross veins of copper, and this makes it quite difficult to detach from the rock, but otherwise its occurrence is very favorable fur getting out economically. It is found to be very much seamed, so that well placed .sand blasts of ten or twelve kegs of powder will tear of}' and throw up lumps of 40 to GO tons weight.

From 2U to 20 men are constantly at work cutting it up, and the ring and'hammer and steel in the level reminds the visitor of a nail factory. They cut it into pieces of about 5,000 pounds weight each, as near as they can estimate—that size being die best for safety of machinery and convenience of handling.

We measured some of the cuts. One of thern was 2.0 inches thick of clean bright copper—though they generally can manageto find place where it does not require more than 18 inches of cutting.

How much higher or lower this great mass extends, time only will disclose, but it now seems probable that it is the largest continuous piece of native copper ever vol discovered.

TlIK Cui.l) WEATHUC A.N'D THE IJIKDS.— The oonsockel Jhdriot sr.vs,'"Vve arc informed the l:itc co!J weather Ins been very destructive to the ir.!s. Great numbers of quniis, patrUires ami other bir.ls lia\ been found dead in the woods. .nv of ihe poor thin^ *vere probably starved to death." The same paper has the fullowin-

Mr. Oiis ales, jr., of Rellingham, relates to us a cunning trick of a screech ov, l. Tt enteicd a pigeon roost and killed several pigeons. The outcry of the victims arretted attention, nnd on looking in, Sir Ov.! stoo there motionless, like a sentry on guard. Mr. Wales took hold of him", but he did not stir. He carried him to the house, the bird being as rigid as if dead. He was laid on his back on a table, but there was no movement. As the familv Ktood looking at him. he opened his big ••yes, and turned upon his legs,

MORMON

A N

OSTUME.—A Silt Lake corres-

ponden! of the New Yuik Herald, writes: Tlie ladies of Utah have adopted now rostnine, which seems to be gradually increased in favor. It consists of a loose fitting dre resembling a man's coa?, being luutoned in front and reaching below the knees, a pair of pantalets adorning the anLies, and a leghorn hat, set javnitingly upon die head, being in faet a modification of the Jfioomcr costume. The ladies are thus reSieved of a superabundant load ofpetticoats nnd their husbands are freed from paying •for more than two thirds of the usual quan°lity of dry goods—a no small item r.f expenses in this country. There is no doubt but there is as much use of reform in the urticles of man's dress as in that of wouian's— for instance, what can be more absurd, cumbersome and useless, than the monkey-like appendage, a coat tail. I deoidcdly prefer the common Utah costume of a flannel or cloth overshirt, as more becoming than a "long-tailed blue."

OVEL

NCIDENT.—The Californian

Umoti says there is a piano forte in that city thai survived the perilous overland journey from the banks of the Missouri.

On the summit of the mountninc fbn Kfrnment u-ac nnn-.^

(O-Life is a beautiful ni^ht. hT~which not one star goes down but another rises in place.—Jean Paul.

ATf A CK ON IIORA CE GREELr\

WASHINGTON,

THE

Tuesday, Jan. 29.

Buffalo hunts are the rage in the northwest of Minnesota Territory this winter.

LOOK AT THIS!!

ALL

persons indebted to the firm of Robinson, Vance & Co., either by note or book account. jilea.se call and settle your accounts by the 1.1th of February, as we wish to go Fast, and money we MUST have also those individuals indebted to John R. Robinson, previous to the firm of Robinson. Vance & Co., walk up and pay your notes and accounts, we have waited long enough.

By addressing a h'tter to the subscriber, with a remittance of one dollar, all desired information will be [riven. Letters of enquiry, pertaining to any kind of business, or making enquiry for individuals. schools, property, .V-.. Ac., will receive immediate attention. JAMES J1EATON.

Crawfordsville. Fob. ?, l$3tl—n-JOwJ.

{rcnnlinn's Sa!c.

ITIE undersigned. Guardian of the persons and 1. estates of .Mary J. Oliver and Joseph E. Oliver, minor children of Minerva Oliver, deceased, will sell at private sale, the following described real estate belonging t.o snid heirs, to-wit: The undivided wo- iliirds part of Jot. no. P'.", in the addition to the town ot't'ra wfo-ds\ille. laid oil' by Williamson Dunn, commencing on Vernon and Wafer streets a'so two-thirds ot'a halfb't situated as follows. t.wit: The South half oi lot no. 1.10 of in lots the town aforesaid in Montgomery county. State of Indiana. TM:MS- cash in hand. l'er order 01' Common Fleas Court, Jan. term, Is"-*. EL IAS OLIVER.

Feb 0 l-.lo n-V.iw3

1000 VALE2TTINES

I UST received I five dollars, a Feb. 2, lS.Vi.

was a"(

once wide awake. M. Wales said he feigned death, and did it to perfection, until apparently convinced that he was out of danger. This is a nut for the naturalist.

,n*

nnd duly attuned. Its fair mistress seating approved herself on the fallen trnnk of a giant pine? touched her fing-ers to the keys and instantli* thereafter played and sang the appropriate nnd beautiful air of "Our way across the mountains, ho:" A novel and pleasing incident, truly, and then what a picturesque scene for the pencil of an artist, that concert on the top of the lofty Sierras!

T"57"iiKN the PHIZES will be distributed among the Tiekct-hclders: One I-ine Siivi Hunter Case Wnteh

Silver mm. ii»ed Colt's Pistol Pl,lted_ Watch Brass Tenor Drum Ncr« Ui'ie Gun 1 'a'cnt Head Guitar Geld Chain Silver Ksearemert Wnteh--.-. Violin (juit:ir Lady's Gold Bracelet-#.

Chain

-S Case dd L"-eket t'ameo Lady's Breast Pin Shell M'.'sie Box Double Keyed Accordeon Pair C.iHnu i\! Pants Silk Hat Satin Vest Shell' ('asc Bible Silk Hat F!ut.mr:a '"-Flute

'Gents Si'vor Case and Gold I\ French Bible Set of Shakspeare

Rollins ancient Hislorv--

Banjo (inl.i Petu'ii

Notice

here!ty gi veil that the undersigned wiil seii at private sale the south-east quarter of section and the west half of the south-west quarter of section '2". all in township 17.range west.containing -}0 acre*. Saivl jiremiscs are well improved and in a fine state of cultivation, and the soil is of unsurpassed fertility. Said farm issituatedabout 10 or 11 miles south-west of Crawfordsville. and was the residence of the late Roht. XI. Srader. deceased. Thir-ty-seven and a half acres of said premises will be sold by the undersigned. Benj. F. Cox. onaccomadating terms, and 20-_'}^' acres will be sold under an order of the court of common pleas of X[ontgomerv county, bv the undersigned Stephen Allen.'a commissioner appointed by said court in ense of petition for partition wherein Jas. Galcy, et. al. are plaintiils, and Nar.cy Srader, et. a!, are defend en's. One thirct oi tnc purvuase money will !_•= ,r -Miircd in hand by said commissioner.' and ono third in six

months, and thu residue in twelve months, from

packed,.set upon its pedals the:timo of sale, the purchaser giving his notes with roved surety, without relief from valuation or ,, raiscment laws. The whole of said premises wiil bo sold to the K.nno purchaser if it is desired.

JanuaT

TTHL

STEPHEN ALLEN, Commissioner. BKNJ. F. COX. iW.

Third

and Last Call!

firm oi Smith, Stilwell and Allen have timely noticc to those who are indebted

to said firm to call and settle their accounts, but there,

snll a large ainoant of unsettled business, which must bo settled between this nnd the 10th oi next month, or we will most positivelv collect them by virtue of law. Call at the Treasurer'* o^-V0' TOBE SMITH.

Jon. 5(5. 1S.V',. n-2=.V

As Mr. Horace Greeley was leaving the Capitol this P. M., he was attacked by TVJ"OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, BY THE UNRust, of Arkansas, who, with his fist, in- i-N dersigned Stockholders ill the Crawfordsflicted several blows on his head, and after- ville. Frankfort, Kokomo and Fort Wayne Railroad Company, owning not leas than one-fourth ol waids, when Mr. (jreeley was approaching the stock of said Company, that there will be a eallthe National Hotel, Rust struck him a severe blow on the arm. The assault is presumed to be in consequence of strictures in Mr. G.'s Washington letterinMon-

day's Tribune, of Rust's proposition in the said day. The proposed meeting is called at the House, requesting candidates for the Speakership to withdraw their names from the contest.

ROBINSON, VANCE & CO.

Crawfordsville. Feb 9. lf.VJ n30\v4

Valuable Iowa Lands.

undersigned will visit Tov.-a on'or about the first of March next, and for a reasonable compensation will locate land warrants on the best of vacant lands for all who mnv entrust their business to him. Fur further information applv to

JAMES II EATON.

Feb. 9, 1530. ii50w-3.

Executor's Notice.

NOTICEisthis

hereby given, that letters testamenta

ry. have day been issued tc the undersigned a.s Exeeutor of the last will and testament of Faring Doyol, deceased. The estate is solvent.

JOSEPH ALI.LX. Executor.

Feb. 0. A n-.Ww3.

Information Wanted.

PEOPLE

living in the Country frequently desire information in regard to many things in town, such as j-rices of different kinds of labor, various manufactories, prices of produce, to have taxes paid on property in town or country, real estate sold or exchanged, houses rented, together with a variety of other matters which they find it very di'licultto obtain.

at prices from five cents tip to II. 1TRSELL Bros. •.: n29w4.

Ai).'IINI.STItATOItS .SALE.

VT ntice is hereby given that I will sell, at msbiie iN anctiun, mi Saturday..the rst day of Nlarch n-xt atthe re-ideiicc of David Vance, ct Montirom cry ''otinty. Indiana, deceased, all his personal pr.ii.erty con^istim: of one Sorrel Mar.-, Cattle, one topbutTLfy. ''»rn in tho Crib, wheat in the mill, the undivided one half Iti acres, and one tli'rd if eigli a-res of wheat in the ground.and Household and Kitchen fiirniturc iVe. A credit of nine months ili hi-triven on all Minis over lliree dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved surety, waiving v.-dnatb and appraisement laws.

SAM I'LL W. AUSTIN. Administrator. February -id. ni'Jw.'3.

GRAND PTUZE-MLlTi

IN the TO'lVX of CltAWFORDSVILLK,

On the 22d day of February,

I'TiiKN tho ffollowing

KAIL ROAD MEETING.

cd meeting of the Stockholders of said Company, On Wen'sday,the 27tli day of February, '56, at the Court House in the town of Frankfort, county of Clinton, and State of Indiana, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4 o'clock. P. M.. of

instance of the undersigned, as the Stockholders in said Company, to be holden at a time during the interval between the regular annual meetings of the Stockholders, in pursuance of the piovisioiis of the .1th section of the act entitled

Feb. 2.1soy.

-J5.00

.. 1.1.on ..i ...io 1

0 0

.10.(0 10.00 .10.00 1 O.OO 10.00 ••S.O!)

*.00

0.00

4.00 •i.00

.. .1.00 .. .1.00

may ie sufhcicnt to said

.-Ji'i.oO .O.)

-ij.i'O r..r,o

Notivc

•3.00 r.oo

•o7.'J0

2'v Gold Rings. $1,50 each (hily tliree hundred and thirty-one tickets. and every ticket a prize, and we guarantee that every mail that lm\ live tickets to draw five dollars werth of goods, or we will make it up to him.

Judges to l*e chosen by the ticket-holders. Tickets—Ono Dollar each. II. PURSELL A BROTHER. Ji.n. 12. l-'ni.- niStd.

Fch.iIs

nn act to provide

fertile incorporation of Railroad Companies," approved May 11th 185-2. The particular objccts of the proposed called meeting are a* follows:

FIUST. To institute an investigation into the affairs of said eompanv, and of the conduct of the officers and diiectors tlierc-of.

SECOND. To examine into the various acts of the Company in relation to the contracts between the Company and individuals, and all matters incident to such contracts.

THIRD. Especially to examine into the state Gf the accounts and transactions between said company and "Brown, Baggs & Co.," as also any and ad arrangements and compromises of the matters growing out of said contracts.

FOURTH. To require from the President and Directors of said Company, to exhibit a clear and distinct statement of the affairs of said company.

FIFTH. TO remove, if deemed proper and necessary, the 1'rcsident of said company, and also the Directors thereof, and to elect othc-rs'iii their stead, nder this clause of this notice it is intended to remove from otlice all the present Board of Directors and the President of said Company, and elect others ill their stoud.

SIONED Ilc.nry A. Coalman. John S. Bunre. X. T. Cattcrlin. John Shaft, Aaron Gherr. J. ('. Fisher. Robinson Taylor. CharlesCipe. Joseph K. Steel, Solomon Isgrig. I!. F. Bvers, David Glier, Senior, M. II. Black, Moses Colrman, Samuel Brandon, Samuel Douglas.--, Adam Mundlc. Lewis Lucas. Gideon Franklin. Samuel Price, Nelson Franklin. Jesse Guthrie, Jonah Thompson, Henry Davis. George Price. Aimer Pence. I. 1). Armstrong. W. T). Crothers,J. K. llarlin. Lewis Banghnian. Mercrr McKinsoy. John Thompson, J. C. Menccly. C. Shoemaker. Samuel Fee. K. ].), Hutchinson, Jesse Aughe, N. Newton, Lewis Judd. Charles Grovcr, Thurman Fraze, Richard Eraser. James A. Davids. Tiios. W. Leach. Josiah Bates. Wm. M. Bell. John Price, J. C. Caldwell, Stephen Garher, Jacob Strong. Aibert Ayros, Wiiliam Morchead. Samuel Byuum, William Hogers. Edmond Lovctt, Matliias Arniantrout. Neh MeKins. y, Titos. Lee, Cyrus B. Thompson. John Pence, W. A. Fowler. Benjamin Lucas, Abraham Norris,.Samuel Bun ton. Frederick Franklin. Robert A. Brookie, James Ross. Mark Campbell. John Allen, Luther Grovcr. Nchem.iah MeKinsey. W R. Carter, Samuel C. Shortle. Z. B. (Jentry. Julien Fni.-er, Benjamin .Tones, John h'ivcrs. George Shoemaker. Stephen lies. John Moulder. Win. tiatililf. Jos. Cashurt, Albn T. Carson. David Smith, David Enable, Thomas Gilford. G. W. See. I

R.Jacobs, Wm. Strange, II. Davis. A. T, Brant",'

John Filler, John Newliotise, Win Lowden. Jr. Wm. Merri't, Ignatius Friend. G^o. Ivinkind-dl. Lewis Veiicil, 'bed iliiier. J. K. Whiteman. John W. Miller. Wesley Finney. John Detbrd. John Like. John Sliaw, Jomi C-^hran. Jo-..j,h Muneniakor,.TunicsScott. Kdslia Woodruil'. W^n. Davison. W. P. Parris. Knoch Avery. Sannie] .Mcvritt. A. !•:. Ilea ton, Seha.-ton Roush, W. V. Johnson. W. C, Lowdon, Stejdicn LudimrJon. V\'m. lloyle & eo, John Roush. Fnoch T. Williams. Richard C. Par' kcr. J. A. Barnes. A. Armsti onj. Robert Fwb.inks, Jas. Ileaton. .Samuel Parris. Martin Barrett. Kubcrt Brown. W. C. lleat«n. J. W. Pi iee, W. Le.mber•JMU, J'dai Friar. P. W.-tkie. John Hnirer.Joim Jowdry. James Arni-troi:_'. Andrew Merritt. Mattiiew Ors, Wm. BurgetS. John Mcritt. Ja's h'ansophcr. James Clark. George Kvans. W. G. Jinkins, Win. Like, A. St. Stall, Daniel Shroyer. Uobt. Reud. A. J. Harlin. JamesGhcnt, John Major. Samu^iMBlack. Samuel Anderson, LMward Cunnin-'ham.' W. Leak.

Feb. '2, ISi'i 1)29wO.

STATU OF INDIANA, ."ilontgamnry (.'onnty,

ss*

C'OT'IIT OF COMMON" PR.i.As 01- PAID COCXTV, Ar::ir. Ti:nji, 1S0U. James A. Cole, et. ai. vs. .. Attachment. Kdwerd Bcck,

Whereas, on the 2ith day of No- embc.'. A. D. lio"). said I'laintiti". James A. Cole, filed his Note and wri.lci l.udcrtakingin the above entitled cause, in the Clei•)• oii'ce of.said court, against the defendant. Edward Beck, as also an a'lidavit of the amount due upon said note, and setting forth that the said defendant so conceals himself that, a summons cannot be served upon him, iVe. Therefore, notice "1 the pendency of said action is herebv L'iven to the s:,id defendant, Edward Beck, and lh.it

said suit will stand for trial at the next term of said

en the fiist Monday of April By order of the court. ATTJ-.ST: WILLI AM

VANCE. Clerk. n20w3

Notice of Distribution to Heirs.

NOTICK(

is hereby given, that at the Januarv Term l^j'.Ui of the Court of ommon Pleas, of Montgomery county, after rlnal settlement of the esti'te ot Peter (troeneu'lykc. deceased, eighteen hundred and seventy-one dollars and four cents were found remaining for distribution among the heirs of said deceased. Said heirs are therefore notified to appear at the noxt term of said court and receive thc-ir distributive share of said estate.

Attest: WM. C. VANCE, Clerk. Feb-j "jo—n2fwl

Notice

"IS hereby given that on Monday thc"lSr« dav of l'ebrniiry. w^ will oiler for sa'le at public auction. for cn.-h. r.t the residence of C. W. White, in XIadisr-n townsliip. Montgomery coun'v. InJiana. 1 Shoe'

a lot fine

Sl eep, or so manv thereof es "J?-

atisfv alien for lcec»

sheen being supposed, to be the- ]„.-

Davis. JO!!N AVDEl.OTT. f'cb •_'-n-j!w:i c. W. Wlll'i.

ADJfIN 1STJiATONOTI{ L\

is hereby giv-.m that the undcrsicned has been appointed Administrator of the estate of l)a\ id Vance, bite of .Montgomery county, Indian-., deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent

SAMUEL W. AUSTIN. Administrator. Feb. 2,.le.. n-J iw,b

Parlor Stoves.

Sugar Kettles, &c.

A FIRST RATE article of Sugar Kettles. Skillets. 1 i. Dog Irons and other eastings. For sale at No. »*, Commercial Row. Only agency for Vose & Co's. rcvertible Jiue Cooking Stoves. feb l' IF. BALL it CO. i-

Guardian .Stile.

TIIE

undersigned Guardian of the person and estates of Sarah Taylor, minor heir of Thomas Taylor, deceased, wilfsell at private sale on and after Saturday. February K.th. the following described Real Estate belongingto said heir, to-wit: The one third part of the south-west quarter of section twenty, in township nineteen, north of range three-west, on the terms following, to-wit: One third of the purchase money to be paid in six months, one lUrd 11: t"' months, remaining tn-.A1. .'

f':rbtc-cn

months, the purehns.r exeeuMhg

three promissory notes with approved freehold so-1 eurity. Waiving valuation or n^rr.isemcEi la~.' said notes to bear interest from uato. janfi6'5'--r.23w2 ^ARAll TAYLOR.

JUST

O S

RECEIVED. ONE HUNDRED ASSORTED CLOCKS, which we warrant from one to five vcarj—at from £2 to s20. at jan 20 '5G. II. PURSELL & Bro'a.

rp.JIE books, no tea and accounts, of S. S. Drs.v. JL deeeasc-d. have been left with John W. Rurk. Ksq., for collection. Every person knotring themselves indebted to the above* estate will settle immediately nnd save cost. inn Gf—mR yi LAI TON".

1856. 1856.

At Home Again.

Sloan & Morgan, Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS, HAVE

REMOVED TIIEIK DRUG STORE TO the cast end of the new brick, known aa

EMPIRE BLOCK,

recently creeted on

MAIN STREET,

where may at- all times be found the ,'

Largest and Most Splendid

assortment of

SSUGS,

ME Dl

Paints, Dye Stuffs,

Letter Paper,

Stationary, &c. &c,

in the Wabash Valley, all of which will be sold on the most liberal terms for CASH or on short, credit, to those who arc known to be guilty of the habit of paying their debts. I P. S. llavinir been pretty extensively engaged in building during the past season, they are very much in need of FUNDS, and earnestly request ail who know themselves indebted to us. either in drug store or for medical services, to make payment by the first of March by so doing they will very much oblige their humble servants and enable us to do likewise with our creditors.

N. B. To those who have had unsettled accounts with us for from FIVE to TEN or more years past, we would say that we should be pleased to have

t,l s:li,lc

P-id—provided they will not think us

I M:I.ASO.VA!:I.!: 111 asking payment so soo:.\ I'rawfbrdsviile, Jan. i'3. vT-n2S-tf.

S^yu'shliiBg A cw ill Town.

THE

E A N

MARKET HOUSE.

undersigned thankful for past favors, wish to inform the public that they have lifted up a Boom on

WASHINGTON STREET,

a few doors north of Centre Church, where wo have and intend keeping a general assortment of Meats for the coming season, such as

Beefl", Pork, DJuiSou, Veal and Sausage,

stuffed find ur,-stuffed. tr ail of which we respectfully invite our attention. We positively intend doing a cash business, keepinz no book at all.

N. 13.

TIIE3

AUSTIN fc CGKSAN.

WI-" wish it understood that all those that have accounts with us for last year,

must settle the same without delay, or we will be compelled te resort to other modus of collection. Jan. IS. —tf A. i'c '.

(iuardian'.-i Sale. 7

undersigned (uiardian of tiie persons and estates of Samuel A. Kendall and David Kendall, minor hairs of Samuel lv/nTall, deceased,

fi ilt #:llu

court, to be holden in the court house at Crawfords- 1:1-v February. lr'oC., the following described ville. in said eountv of Montiromerv. commencing

Ji al

""--l "I'-'-r Saturday the l:'.th

Jan. U'e, irJ- w-i.

(iimrdian's- fSnle.

FiIE undersiene.l Guardian of the persons and -L e.~'ates of Jocph .'ackson and Nancy J. Jacksoii, m..)or liL.r.-. oi i'.ii.'al^eth Jackson, deceased, will sell at private sale on and after Saturday the J'ith day -.f February. 18the following described Real" Estate belonging to said heirs, to-wit:— The north-west quarter of the north-east quarter of section f.ftccn. township seventeen, north of

0 llve t0

1 j|lowl,!

belonging to said heirs, to-wit: The

April next. (1^5'j.) undivided two-sevenths of severity acres oil'of the

east end of the south liv.ll" °f the north-west quarter of section four, in town.-hip twenty, north o! range live west, and the undivided two-sevenths of sev-enty-one acres being part of the wc-t half of the south-east quarter of section eight, in the township and range aforesaid, on the terms following, to-wit: One half of the pur-hase money to be paid in hand, remainder to be paid in six months, the purchaser to execute his mite bearing interest from date. -,\ ith two good freeiioid securities, waiving valuation or appraisement laws. JAMES GR WE

private sale on the

t'-rius. to-wit: One third the pureh-ise

money to be paid in hand, one third in. six. and remaining third in twelve months, purcha-er giving two notes with approved freehold seem iiy," waiving valuation or appraisement laws.

4KW

STEP1JKN ALi.KV.

Jan. "J Pi."ii. n2^w:"!.

I CJnnrdian's Sale.

THE

A GOOD assortment of Parlor six and seven plate- cast half of the north-west quarter of section thir -iV box Stoves, just rsccivcd and side, cheaper ty-one, townshiP»twenty, nor of range four west. than ever.

C: IE BALI it CO. :9wfS

undersigned Guardian of the perso.- and. estate of Anthi ny Dewey, minor heir of .James Iowcy, deceased, will sell at private sale on and after Saturday. February lilth. 1 i.V, the foilov.-j described Keal Estate b.donging to said heir, towit: Fifty-five acres off of the south end of the

on the terms following, to-wit: One third of the purchase money to be paid in hand, one third in six. and remaining third in twelve months thereafter! with inteicst from date, the purchaser giving his notes with approved freehold security, waiving valuation or appraisement laws.

MARGARET DEWiiV.

Jan. io, -i"j. n'Js"w3

(Jnnrdian's Sale.

THE

undersigned Guardian of the person and estate of Elizabeth Craig, minor heir of Hugh N. Craig, deceased, will sell at private sale on and after Saturday. February Mth. 1 ?."*. the following described Real Estate belonging to said heir, to —it: The one undivided third part of the east half of the south-west quarter of .-ection thirty-four, on the -erms following, to-wit: The purchase money to be paid in hand on the dav of sa!.-.

ROBERT C. CRAIG.

January £, 1 nic wO.-

Executor's Notice.

E sncn that t'inj undersigned has been appointed E.wut -r of the last will and testament o: John Flanigan. de.coa.-c-d. S.dd estate is solvent. ARCHIBALD FLANIGAN.

Jun 1 O'J—n2Sw3. Jlxccutor.

Executor's Sale.

NJOTK'E is hereby f-iven that I will sell at, p.iblic Miction, on Saturday th« l»5 day of February, at the late rcMdencc of John Flanicran, late of Montgomery county, deceased, part of the personal property of said deceased, consisting of Horses. Cattle. I Togs. Oats in the sheaf, ic.. iVe.

Tznvs:—A crcdit of nine months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved security, waiving valuation and apj raisemcnt laws.

ARCHIBALD FLANIGAN. E^cuUc. Jat:. OI. r,Cir..

Fresh Arrival of

BOARDMAN & GRAY'S

I A N O S

Newman's Music Store,

HAVING

just opened a laicro stock of fine Gold Watches. Jewelrv and Fynev Goods, which

he^otl'ers for eah at prices so low as to defy competition. Two doors east of Binford's corner, sign of IR©A,

ATCTI and Mrsuwr. INSTIUWIKNTS. 100 Fine Gold and Silver Watches TOO 300

Breast Pins and Broaches Finger Rings

SpeC

Crawfordsville, Dee.

Perfumery,

^cles. Port Monies,

New Skylight,

& & A WE b: S O J5

ROOMS.

S.^ HUGHES rcspeetfully announces to the .. citizens of Crawfordsville and vieinity. that he has fitted up rooms with a larL'e sky and side light for the express purpose.of Dagucrreotyping and Ambrotyping, in Empire Block, directly over Sloan Cc 3!or {mil's City Dr Store, and I am n«w ready to take Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypos in A. No. 1 style and no mistake.— Good pictures or no charges."sh ll be the aiotto.

My Ambrotype Press

is the same and jiractieed by BOOT of Philadelphia,' and is thought by many fiast-class operators to be superior to the Daguerreotype, from'the. fact that no dampness nor climate can alfcet them in the iea.-t: and. pictures can betaken in one-fourth the time by this process, which irive.- it a paefercnce for small children and persons with weak eyes.

Ladies and Gi. lit lumen call and see the new rooms, whether you want, pictures or not.

Pictures taken lor Lockets, Pins or FiHirer rinss. groups of families, ai.d all work in the line done ami on reasonable term. .-atisfnetion triven.

Good pictures can be taken in cloudy weather. Jan. 1-. 1^55. vTntMvl.

KENTUCKY

Com & Coo mm Cumberland, feegg & Go,

In the Kentucky Corn and Cob Mill, of which the above is an accurate engraving, we claim to have produced a machine at once e!licier t, substantial and cheap, while it arrangement is so imj-'ie that the most ordinary hand can adjust and op crate it. This machine, unlike any other, is r. gu lated by means of a single set-screw, which is easily moved by hand, nnd is applied directly under the centre of the mill.

Any one using those Mills will find a clear saving of one quarter of their corn over the old plan of fee-ling, .7

Jan. 1: K. :..: tf.

said day.

January 10, IrCo. JOHNSON TONN. Adm'r with will annexed. Janurv 10th IS.'C -i

PAY I P—THE LAST CALL.

HAVING

dctcrminod to dose out and settle up 1 desire those of my old customers who know themeeives indebted to me cither by note or aeeeoun., to call pay up. We must ebse up r, ir business, and you mu^t call between this and the coming in the New Vvsr. or you will find your accounts in the hands of the proper officers for collection. Talk's talk, but it take.- money to buv goods—-dance up. or vou arc sent for.

Grocenes.

7!?

BAGS of ColTec, 2o hosts of Tea. 20 bo- .- M" cb.oice Tobacco, 10) quarter b-d Mackeral, 23 boxes faney. ?"aps, 10W lbs. of CoJilsh. Salaratus. PCJII.er. Spicc-s. Indigo «FCF.

Dec. &. CUMBERL AND. GREF.G. .v Co.

•r Crackers Crackers! irs: rate ai tic-jo just received and for sab- bv A iUTERSON (t KECNEV:

Deoemlfir 1c

250

r- r- '2 i. Til E.nveis. Packages nnd Freigh:

SOLE J0EXTS.

is well known that there is great oer -,oiny in crushing or grinding the kernels of all grain before feeding it to stock, ami there is much rieutrimcnt i:i the cob when properly broken or ground. And the only reason that mil!.-* arranged to prouce these desired re.-ult.-» lia'.'e not been more generally introduced among [dantors and farmers, has been their complex arrangement and high cost.

lbs boit 5. F. IndLdo in frt-'.re anil for sale by W1 J.S'N. GRIMES Co.

Zantf* Currants Citron.

Sri'FRI'W arncie of( "urrants and Citron, ju-t f- "r n.tw stand. J. IV

thi

SAEK OF LAND hereby given, that in. pur.- tiaj'.r of

JL^ the la.«t will and' testament- of Bcn.iaman Vancle .vr.. late (if Brown Town.-hip. in .Slontgoniery County Indiana. D-iceastd. I will sell at "public aucti-.n. on Tuesday the 1

Utli day of Feluiar next

at tl late residence of said Deeoasod all his .real estate, viz l\.rt of the Iv.j' N W and part of the W lu' N EVi of see oi 17 W fonfaining .V» acres or thereabi

's.Said bind is fenced, and all cleared

in good state of cultivation except about 15 acres, and npen which there -is a tolerable Log! Dwelling. Earn and other I louses, including a good well "f water, orchard ite. said sale to be upon the following terms viz. One third of the purchase ni"::.:y to be paid imcdiatly after sale, and the remainder in two cjual payments, of six ami twelve months thereafter, the purchaser to execute to the adminii-trator. with interest and approved security waiving valuation and appraisement laws, and to receive a Deed upon payment in full of said notes and interest. Sale to be between 1J O'clock A. M. and 4 oelock P. M. of

ON-

D. WERTHEIM.

December ?, 1?55. n21tf.

EG ATHO«E cut.TityTjiis^ '"?'r.e i. ami ll-r sale at -lie Confectior.ar* Sc-!t 1 V'.l-iiT J- D. ^1 AS'I'llRsON.

ma mm

A AIL*,

7b Ear Drops of different styles 20 and Silver Fob and Neck Chains 30 Gothic inlaid and enameled Brass Clocks. Also, a variety' cd good Pens. Pencils, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Ready Lockets, Snaps, Bracelets.

fine Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, I'cn J'nifes. Spoons, Made Clothing. &C. Miscellaneous Books. Maps. Novels, Pit'icr. Ink, ct,.i. I -r» •.* .1 ...1 1 Iu» Ic is linl. mil

WINDOV7 TRIMMINGS, &c. AM) Manufacturer hf Wiwlow Shades,

No. (I'.i I?anii( !pli St.,

oprosrn:

•j*

WILSON CRIMES & CO.,I

Are new receiving and opening in the :t

NEW BlUCK BLOCK,

CORNER OF MARKET AND GREEN St,

In Rooms No. 1& 2.

A vory large, complete and entirelv New Stock of

I DRY GOODS, QUEENSWARE,.

HARDWAEE,

GROCERIES,

Wl.liOOW C-if.ASS,

pn April 7tli. ISoo.

SIDLERYj

vo-Uvatl.

Ladies Fancy Dress A* Trimming Goods, 1

LARGE and complete stock of Endies Drcs.i (ioods. Trimmings. Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, Edyincs. Insertimrs, Chcmi/etts. I'ndersleeves. Col-i lar.-, ll.mdkerchiefs. cVe.: reet.ived and for sale by

WIESON. GIMMES CO.

Hurt] ware. Ssuldlery and Carpenter's Tools., COM PLETE assortment now oprne.l, and for aie by WIESON. GRIMES & Co. 'Y\7 E hav(

frcsii

Inrtre st^ck of bieacl'.cd and brown Is. drills. lickitiL's. linens, crash, dii

(lOO(. i. i, nir it.., I. ii^n, 11 11|

I'C'is, Cottonades. Denims. Checks. Stripes, Cloths, r..-.-imere.s. ."sa 11i11e11s, c.'tings. i\:e.. for sale cheap as thu ehcajiest.

WILSON. HEME"' A: Co.J

Sundries.

Ib'XI.S Star and Tallow (,'andles Bar and Fanev Soaps b". T. and M. II. Raisii

l'J Drums lii'sialso candies, aimonds. nuts, peaches and strawberries,) in cans.) pickled, pepper sauce, oysters., cinn.imon. cloves. }v-c., in store and for sale bv W I l,S(i\. GRIM ES A: f'o.

Nt/.-. 1 iV -j Commercial Bloelc.

Print--. Tiaivns, (iin-jhani- Are. 1'lr.CES Fancy Pritils. bc«t brands 'o J.awns nnd (iiniriianis.

l"'-r side

B. ra'."'s arid Dclains. W ILSON. GIHAIES fc Co.

Peoples Express

O A N

It rXX/X( BETWEES

LonsVILLI:] & ciiicAno

rates.

nH-T.m.

!r.'-n 1: and

Mesx-itL'cis run daily and are provided wi'h suit" able S.ife.s for abiaiIc articles. AGENT.

Craw firdsvillc fnd.

WILLffATI B- OTTO,

IMI'oi:- ,i ,,

r.iri:i{

N.\^. NNI- FHIMS,

YOI nc A.IIMKICA.

ClflCACO, ILLINOIS.

V.TI'iLESALE A:^l RUT A 11..

Experienced W and country.

June I'l. is.",.', iv.

rkmen sent to all parts of

fi*. TEvS A: CO., MANI' I"A« "ITi!ER ')F

II A I O A D, C. A. IK Steam Engines & Boilers, A']'!:s I'ATfl.NT SfTt M'tV CI TTMR

Flour and Saw 31 ill (ir-aring. WorkM, ffiS.

T.v.

A7'L*.«.

r. W'A U:\KIX

7. ci A A. FITASRI:.

Steam Engine^!

rr»RTA

BEE Steam Engines on hand and mrido 'o order. —1, 0. Jt, 12 and 13 horse potvt"*. from improved patterns, with Loeomotiv.-- Boii'-r-. and warranted siiin rior to anything of the kind' ever before olfered to the public. Price *100 pcr ho]-L po-.w-r, I'.-W. GATE iV Co..

Jan l.i ./.i Eagle Works. :ijo.

Portable Rotraiy Saw Mills,

hand a'K.i made to or lor. w,'i-rai,*eu loeut,^ to 10 thousand feet of lninber in 10 hours, d:i\cn by our I'orti.iud Steain En'-in -s.

'3.-.

J«n 1'^

\TFPC'N

P. W. GATES^ CO.

.Inn 15 •••'. Lag! ,1 Works. Chicago.

Steam Indicators and Water Guages. r^-'R sale at Eagle Works. Ti^ajro

IG 5 3

I'. W. GATES Co.

Finished Brass work.

VEL

ki n:-. 7.. I ai.~'- 'i '.--co--)-* Ste-m Whistle,. Oil Cup,, (,1'oe Valves, ctc.-at Engle Works, Chicago. Jan 15

ATES & CO.

Steam Boilers.

descrlj.-n lina-i and made to f.nl, Iron Works, vfz: Smoke i'iie. ]5reei-hes, nwdc ua short liolicu- at Eagle Works,

P. GATES A CO.

.*?!

res.

A spk-ndbi lot of COOKING STOVE.-.

efc ,-kepo constantly f-n hand, an.i ior aah: No. i. Commercial Blcek. br •June 2 i. '33-nM'. A. BAROELT i: CO

Srw Uric!,. a a

fRlEND.S for sale. Julv £.•»,

Pitch io.il. i-'CREL iV PRO. •. :f.

Kentucky Trust Company Bank.

r-J -A i'1R

the not- of this bunk. I.AYM"N uJ lb ric