Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 March 1856 — Page 3

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TUB AMERICA ARWYMJfB.TjAVY. We cat the following from the London

(Eng.)

Weekly Timet

rier. .j.

of Feb. 17 __

At the present juncture the foflo&tfng «c* count of the land and sea forces of th« United States—put forth ,by "An Amencan," will be found of much interest: "The United State* keeps on foot a very small standing armj, (only 12,000 to 15,000 men,) chiefly for the purpose, of holding in check the savage tribes within her oirn borders. The standing army Is not -counted apon in case of war, except as a •nucleus, round which to gather her forces. Sbe rests her dependence on f«sr«oitizen sol di^rs, her militin, who, in all the States, are kept enrolled nnd armed, and are called out for training at least once a year—in som«Stairs oftener, and a large proportion of wbcm, called uniform companies, are kept in constant drill and exerrise. Every city lias many thousands of these citizen, sol diers, who can be collecfed at an hour's notice. Now, this enrolled militia fore*-, a appears from tho Army Register for 1855 amounts to 2.407,826—nearly two millions and a half of fighting men. By menus of the railway facilities, one hundred or twp hundred thousand men could be assembled at

given point in twenty-four hours. What this force really can do was shown in the late Mexican war, when at the first war notice, fifty thousand men offered them selves for service, and in a few months three hundred thousand were ready to March to M»zich. With a knowledge of these facts, will the 'leading journal' be disposed to repeat its ridicule of the military resource of the United States? "Now in regard to the navy. From the American Almanac for 185G, just published, it appears that the vessels of war of the United Sta'es :ire 75 in number. Of these 11 arc ships of the line, carrying from 80 to 120 guns cach. The Pennsylvania, though rating 120, carries actually 138 guns, nnd is pierced far 140—alargernumter than those of the boasied Duke of Wellington, which carries but 131 guns. '1 lu there arc 13 heavy 50 gun frigates, of the largest nize, several of ih&m new, and all in excellent order. There are 19 .sloops ol war, carrying from 15 to 22 guns cach many of these are armed with bomb can non, and would bo formidable antagonists. The steam navy consists of 21 vessels 1 of these are steam frigates and seven of tle twelve Are screw vessels of a size equal to ships of the line, nnd carrying 50 of the heaviest bomb cannon. All these are now —just off the stocks. These seven screw frigates, added to the 11 ships of the line, making a fleet of 18 war vessels, thatwounl not hesitate to go into action with any force that Britain, under present citcumstances could readily produce."

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TTIK .UISSINC ST!-:A.HI:II r.u iri•-—

Z.O.NtJ PASSAGES BY OTHER ICSSELS.

llope for the ultimate safely of the Pacitie is chiefly cncouragcd by the hypothesis t!,.v. her ei ties have been disabled, and '.iiat she is slowly making Ivor way by m»'«ns of sails. The

Courier and Enquirer

hat» prepared a complete list%of vessels r.ow d«ie at this port from Europe. Of these w'v vessels, two have been at sea irom "io 40 days 13 from 40 to 50 days 20 from 50 to GO days 14 from.60 to 70 diiys -4 from 70 to 80 days 1 from 90 to 100 days 2 over 100 days. iSays the

Tho seventy of the cold has also caused gre»t suffering, and many have lost^ limbs by the frost,

The

Courier

Exntr

also publishes ft letter 'ad

dressed to its editors by Capt. Nye, who formerly commanded the Pacilic. Hie followingis an extract: "As There seems tube a general impression that the steamer Pacific was not in good order when I left liere, nnd I olicn meet enquiries 011 the subject, 1 beg leave to state, through your columns, tlmt said ship was thoroughly overhauled last Spring, both in hull and engines, and fitted with new wheels. Shortly before 1 resigned the command, that clever and indefatigable engineer, lleratio Allen, made an ingenious application of a new cut-off to the engines, which materially increased the security of iheir working and added to the speed of the ship. I consider her in as good, if not bet-, tor, condition for the winter work than ever bufore."—X F. C«/m.

Trials

UtOUKG JjADY FtCIt DAYS IW THE SFfp IF—WOXDE FtL PRESERVATION.

Iowa Ponrr. K.. T. Feb. 9 1856.

^Editor Kansas J/erald:~Thi* baa been

i, 3ay of intense excitement in our quiet town, caused by a young ladjr of this neighborhood being lost in a snow storm. The facts are as follows:

A Miss Martha Perkins, who resides five miles from this place, was on a visit to her brother-in-law who resides here. On Tuesday last, the 5th inst., she started to walk home. I was snowing hard at tin time she started and continued for two days. The snow was then eighteen inches deep. Her road was mostly overhigh roiling prairie, the snow beating directly in her face. She pursued her journey with much difficulty until within a mile of home when she lost her way and rambled about until near sunset, when she took refuse for the night in a deep bushy ravine.— There in the deep snow she construct* a very ingenious little house out of the tall weeds that £rew nearby, and there spent the firt night of camp life, wLhoutfood to sustain life or fire to warm, or any clolhing except her apparel to shelter from the the little weed house she had erected being the only thing she had to keep hor from exposure to the bleak winds and howling stnrin. Early nx» morning) she stared out in pursuit of her home, but went entirely a different course. After traveling all day, frequently through snow four feet deep, exhausted and fatigued, her feet frozen, abandoning all idea of over reaching home, she stopped and again built her a weed hut. In this little frail tenement she resigned herself to her fate, and it camc well nigh being her last resting place upon this earth. She remained in this situation, and at this last named place, from Wednesday until Saturday, abcJut 1^ o'clock when she. was fuund by a party who were in search of her. She had been out four days and a half, and four nights, exposed to the merciless storm of the prairies. The wrather was intensely cold. During two nights of her exposure, the thermometer ranged from 17 to 20 degrees below zero. She said to those who found her, that she never slept the whole time, believing that if she had gone lo sleep, she would never wake ajxain.

It is a most miraculous escape from death =ind those noble spirits who searched and found her deserve great praise. To think that a young and delicate girl, not over 1G years, could travel through such a snow iorm five miles, wading often wait deep in snow and piercing blast of the wintery wind four days and four nights, without, food, fire or even a blanket, and then live, is hard to believe, but such is the f?ict beyond a doubt, as at least half our cili/.ens, who were in search of her, can testify.— Her feet were badly frozen, but it is believed she will entirely recover, wish the oss perhaps of a feiv of her toes. Oh who does not feel thankful that this fair being was plucked as a young and tender llowc-r from the very jaws of death, and restored to lu.*r almost distracted parents?

Oxk

of TfiK

Cou

"Apprehension for the ultimate safety of firmly all these vessels are probably groundless, but, on their arrival, they will report destructive gales and rude encoun'ers with the ice. The ships which have reached port wiiliin the last few days prepare us to ••xp.'Ct this. Fourteen vessels which have ariived at this port since the first of 1* ebrunry, report thu loss of twenty nine men, nineteen of whom were washed overboard, and ten killed by falling from the yards.—

Skow Storms.—Scotland was

the scone of a terrible snow slorni in 170-1 wliich is tl.c most extraordinary ore of which tlu-re is any rccord. in one sin^Unignt f-now fdl to the dt-pth of ci^ht or ten let, and in some places the most lofty trees were entirely covered. By this one night's storm seventeen shepherds lost their lives ind thousands of sheep, bciid-es other aaim:ils, wi re dvsiroyed. One farmer alone lost fourteen hundred sheep. After the storm had somewhat disappeared, there were fuuiul colk-eted together (b)' its violence) iii one sjjot-, the dead bodies of two men, one woman, forty-live dogs, three horses, nine bl icli catJe one hundred iiiul eighty hares, and one thousand ei^'ht hundred and forty -b-lieep.

tis\ff k: in in

Kuthe storms and .die tempests which leave Shanghai or Ningpoo, China, wiihoir usually sweep tlio ocean tlie second motuli in the year, there have been added tlie dangers nnd the hardships arising from" the en coun'.er with an icy barrier which had been ppread over the very track of vesseie ged in European voyages. The barrier lias extended over live degrees of latitude, nnd more than seven degrees of longitude. Never before lias such extensive fields been reported so early in the season. Out of one hundred and nineteen reports of ice encountered by vessels in a series of years, the number leporling ice in January was 2 February 4—(three of these this year) March, 6cvcn April, twenty-six May, for ty live June, nine July, twentv-two: Augut, three and November, one. The years 17H7, 1834 and 1842, are those only in which ice has been reported as early as January and February in the track in question. •:•••. 4U-.

Saturday.

^1*CCE?SFCL

M. w-

riters.—

When Mr. Dickens laid down the reporter's pencil he was not entirely preserved from failure. He wrote an opera (though few knew this) which Ilullah set to ir.usic and it failed. A farce for a theatre shared the fiiio* fate. Mr. Thackeray's early produc'.i6n sre very poor. Douglass Jerrold, io e«cap:ng from his ssa life, and subsequent sojourn in a printing office, endured trials whieh left an impression on his sharp feai.areM, and from which, perhaps, he draws ti quills of caustic touching upon his bitter Irony. Mr. Fonblanque before throwitiij himself from Mr. Chilly's dusky office Is lo the brightest current of the periodical prets, must have had a severe schooling to pais through.

&3T The New Albany & Salem Railroad Company propose to fund the mture interest on their debt lo tbe amount of $500f000, which wjll tak« twelve or eighteen months of the coupon^ and to use tbe current earnings of their road in tbe purchase of additional equipage, of which they are much in B»ed. The foreign bond-holders hare been sounded, and arc favorable to the project.

Manner.

ciii.M

se ciih-ofx.

Verv few English coasting vessels ever

an assorted lot of bovs thrown in to ma up the cargo. The traffic in girls is still more general, in consequence of the prevalence of infanticide, which countenances the murder of females as soon as they are born. A recent number of the

China,

0^7~The circulation of Bibles at tiie present time is past calculation. Xo man knows even the number ©f editions. At least lifty millions of copies have -bee^- issued within the last liftv years, so sa ». i\ir. Taylor, in his late sermon be^ j-ihe- Philadelphia Bible Society.

lli sMAN Mov:.xiE.\T.-I/cspatches from St. Peteiburg. of Jan. 20th, and which are inven in

La Putrid,

state that though pt

... tended to bv the Duke. The other such

jnS|jtutCs have also been projected, one in

Nicholaieff for lhe

Black -Sea, and one in

St. Petersburg for the Baltic, 1 1 Cause

of the

tion in the

Cold.—In ft communica

Scientific American.

a north.

The Wister Climate

•«/.*.

Mrcli 15. iSGG. v7nS."-ly.

otii

Friend of

says: "We hear of 0:1c hundred

girls ready for shipment at one place for the cigar factory at Manilla, and an order for two thousand girls at Cuba has lately been received. Boys can be suld at a profit for $:\?5, and oirls a* low as a shilling to twenty live cents."

court all the world from war-men are suddenly, and as if by magic, converted to disciples of the Cobden doctrine of peace, yet that the Grand Prince Constantine still continues to manifest great activity in increasing and improving the Russian navy, lie has alto ordered that, in future, sails, hemp, etc., shall only be procured from Russiun manufacturers. It has also been definitely determined that in future only steamboats are to be built, and especially propellers. The new institute of engineers machinists and firemen, wliich is Dot yet a year old, and whose object is to gradually free the Russian navy from Englishmen and Germans, is personally and zealously at-

^aawaaaa*wtetwiwaaBB %.*

Paris.—Ac

cording to the Paris correspondent of the Pennsylvania Inquirer, .tbe cliipat^of Paris

in wrhtef anything "but "agre'eabTe'r^ He

says .. "I hare once or twice winter climate of Paris subject, not for the purpose my complaint, but to state a F,V55oted by a friend who has leisure for frttteorological i/bservations, that during the month of December, it rained twenty-three days and was fair but three days tiat from the 1st to the 20th of -January there Imd been fifteen rainy days. Since that time I can state from personal recollection, that the pioportion has not materially changed. It rarely rains heavily in general, it is a detestable drizz'e. The Parisians insist, however that this winter forms a rare exception. I was told the same of last winter, and am disposed to believe that the exception, as the French will have it, is rather to be looked upon as the rule."

plained of tbe •tytnrn to*the

T~\

CRAWFORDSVILLE PRICE CURRENT.

AJITICI.E9.

l'KKI.8.

Flour Wheat. Oats •.... ltyc Barky Corn— in the ear--Hay Apples—(.ireen

7 K-viCl 2'/r 6007!

,,7r(4

lO.nof^ So© •J.OU© 2,50

Dried

Peaches Means Butter—Fresh Eggs Corn Meal-*. "hickcns— Dressed Potatoes Bacon—Hams

2,0 20@ TH-S

Otf"?

1 ,-r.'"('() ..So& a 14 ®l ($ 1 a

Sides

v^houkier*

Lard Pnrk Hoof—on Ilocf• ("lover Seed Timothy Seed Colfec Sugar Molass-s.N.O..... White Fish Mackerel, halfbbl. Sa\t Onions

3,00

vm GO (75

6.00® s.oo@

CRAWFOED'S

I None. jXone.

5045

Spring aisd Suimuer Goods.

Hannah & Cassell,

HAVTN(r

recf-tveil their strclc of Syirintr finl Summer G-hkIh. would invite '.lie citizens ol' Crawf.-rdsville and .surrounding untry to call at their New Store in

NEW BUCK,

Opposite Tmpire Klock. Crawfi'rdsvii'e. IniVnrn. and exnmino their splondid assortmcnE of price

Goods 8c Clothing.

We have every variety of doublo width cloth, nil wool, from ^1.7-ri t"* nT.OO iier y:rd. all wool Doeskin C.assinir-rc-j from 75 to£5.."o. and estings. at prices to suit all classes. Our ttock of

READY M1DS

CLOTHINCr

Is ooTii'plete, comprising mo of all styles and prices.^ W variety of notions,

i's nnd boy's clothitl? have also on hand a

Shirts and Collars,' Cravats,

Hd'cliiefb, Gloves,

Hoosieiy, Hats, Trunks,

OniRElLiS &c.>c.

All "f -a lii' li rn will r.ell at the lowest, cash prices, and wo feel contident of siiitinsr the ino.~.t fastidious tli in st_\leand prices. Clothing, made to order at tlie shortest nutice r.rsd stri'-t attention jmid to ••utting. We would say afrain call and cxainine i'or to e'.'nminf is to 1e ••oTivinccd.

Jri'i-itr Lordinary.

To the Ladies nml Layers of

Ftu'te of Indiana.

Mr. T.

Banovvs, of Dedham, M-. ss., alluding to the intense cold of this winter, states that he never saw the sky so brilliant and clcar by, day and night before. He attributes the cause of the cold to the hundreds of tons of powder which have been burned at Sevastopol, and other places. Laving .put into circulation large quantities of ^nitrous gas.— "If saltpeter and salammoniac," Jte says, "be put into a given quantity of water at 50deg." it will reduce its temperature 50 degi^'Ke therefore concludes that tbe gaseS' of the exploded gunpowder named have exerted a great cooling influence upon the atmosphere, botji ia- Europe and America. On account of lhe pure coldnir this winter, he is of opinion that cbolere, yellow fever, and the potaioe rot will not be so prevalent during the present, as in former years.

Dry

Goads.

IMPORTANT AND PEREMPTORY

Sale of Rich and Seasonable-

COOD3

Aia-iion. one door we«t of tlio li lion House /*. on this nii'l every

fillowiiiLr

evenin._r until all

the Goo! are sold. The stock emhrnees an extensive nssortii.enl of Foreign and Doinesfle Dry (roods, ainonir.-t wliii-lt may be nnd l#roche. Stella. OliMslmiere. Silk, and other shawls Paramattas. French Mcrinoes. Dfi-hrnt'cs. Plain nnd Figured Ala]K'.. has. Dt-laines. Calicoe-s. it. 5-1 iirtintr. SiicetinL'. Linens. Napkins. Towds. lJrown and l!laek Tahle-eloth.s of all sii:es. 'White ami Iir"\\n Dans-isle Coinitei|anes. Merino Uniidcrsiiirts and Drawers. Black and Fancy Silk Cravat Ties, Flsuaitl* Ac., together witli a ffenetal a.-sortr nient of evi ry description ofartieles nsnaiiy found in a well rt'.mlated dry ironds estahlishmeiit.

Pale each day at l'1"'c'"-!-: A. M.. 2 and 7 1'. M. Ladles n-e respectfully invited to attend. N. H. All iroods-sold at this sale will he warranted perfect or the moirey re'iirned the 'lay after sale. Tl* whrdc will he sold in lots or lengths to suit purchasers. .•"%

Alari-h 15, 1S.W.

I1. C. Pli\ CE.

The Peacock Plows

OR sale at Bartralt's Tin of tho Court House.

and Stove Shop i-i'nith ii-V-3w.

NOTICE.

y'-

I S to 0 1

Cleveland & St. Louis R. R. Company

the election of Directors of said Company to servitor the ensuing year, will he held nf Lebanon 15oone t'onnty." Indiana, on the -d Wednesday, 9th y'' of 'April next at 10 o'clock A. M. llv on'.cr of the Board of Direct ors. ,• Ahwt: JAilKS M. SITARPF..

Sccretarv.

pc..

Mentzoracry, county. Itlontoromery Circiut Conrt, Sej'tcnibcr Term, A. James .Graham & 2sathar. Graham 1 fc vet, id Attachment.*"" William Barten. 7"HKKKAS. on the lPth day of January. A. D. ]S66. said plaintiffs James Graham fc Nathan (trahum,-filed their, note nnd written return in 1 hc uhovc entitled cuusc in tbo Cierk's offii-o of said coiirt. against the said defendant William' Barton. as nlso an athdavitof the ausount" clue upon said jioU". and sotting forth that said Defendant had secretly left the state of Indiana ifce. Therefore notiee-of the pendency of said action is horebv Srivento the said ©ofendant-William Barton, and" that said suit will etaud,rfor t-rial at tho next term of said Court, to he liolden -in -the Court House at Crawfordsville. in said county of Montgomery, commencing oa tbe second Monday of-September ne«ClS5G."i

.VJ.

I'.y order of -the Court, Attest: WIIiLTAM C. VA^CE. March 22. lSo6-nST-S» Fxintcrs fee

BYerv

s, .TaienUp I -ASHff-Wr

Levi Wilcox of Ripley Township. Montjrmnconniy, Indiana, one black steer with a little wfiite on hi# belly, marked with a- crop and under bit off each car. snppssed to be two years okl next firing, afiftraised at. $12 by John Sweari tiger. Silvester Cooper. and'-Oeorge W.-Payne, be lore Kciiljcn J. FlnK Fso.

Attest: ^^mjjqpgyyCE. Clerk.

Parlor Stoves.

MOCt aseortmon of Parlor w* and soyca pl«t« jdislwra, A b«ix Stoves, jnet rwlved and fo* 9*lc, chjapsr *,

than «*•«•. Fe 2 1S«.

H. BALL fc CO.

1856. 1868.

NEW ALBANY

NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD.

MERCHANTS

Tf fit-' rM

Can depend on Buying their

QUEENSWAHB'

IIARDW IHE

For the Mammoth Establishment of

BROOKS '& CAMPBELLS,

As low as from any house. v-cat of the Mountains.

VTf hr.ye in Store and to amvc for the Spring Trade

500

Crates of Crockery,

Comprising' all tho Ir.rost'-dcsigns find, qualities, which we are determined! to 'offer to tLe trade at

XUSTJALLY LOW FIGURES.

3 —ALSCT~"

100 BOXES

Snjrar cured.

io,0

}.7o

i'MHifit:

In our Domestic Hardware Department, we can only say rhat we wili duplicate any Cincinnati or rittsbiirah invoice. AihI in all Foreiu'n Goods, no house Kust or West shall undci-sell us, as we. import directly from the manufacturers. We have alao the heaviest stock of ..

FAHMNG TCOIiS

Around the Falls, ar.d will olTcr them at such prices that will induce every one that gives our stock an examination to leave their orders.

We only ask that- all. before makincr their purchases will rive our stock a thorough examination and wo feel confident of quoting prices that will be satisfactory and secure your costom.

You will always liiid us open from (3 A. M. until 0 P. M., ready to sliow you through cur stoclc.

All orders sent us, will receive tho personal attention of one of tlie members of thelirm. Goods delivered at Wlinrfbonis, Jefter*onvisic, S. A. '& .S. it, IJ, Depots free of charge.

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"A'THE

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GREAT REDUCTION

London Quarterly

Edinburgh Review (whisM

North Brills Review

1856.

of Glassware,

Consisting of all kinds of Tumbler.-., Jars, Molas.sesCans. Salts. ..Sugars,- nnd Preserve Dishes^ fcc. Together with un .immense stock of

FOREIGN DOMESTIC

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iri

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Theology, M-cdiclur, rty? Litr ratnri

Also Bibles,.Hymn Book*, nnd Blank BonVc. Various Works of 1 ii.-tory. Biography and Poetry. All of tlie various Classical and 'oniincn h?c-!iooI I Boohs used in this section of country.

Popular treatises on Agriculture. Architecture. Mechanism, Machinery, lineiueoring, tjurvevin-.', A-e.

Popular Treatises on the Diseases and Remedies of Domestic Animals, and instruction in regard tr Rearini!'. Fattening, and Marketing. Also, the sanift 011 Fowls.

The 7 vst re'iabh Works on Fruit Culture. Most rcli'ihlo Treatises 011 suecessfnll Beo liaising also, on Gard'-ning and Farmirir eeneTally.

Wail Paper, Bordering, Window and Fire-Board

(coiiscrvntive."

Gill moulding-tor Picture Framc.s,

FINE FRENCH PICTURES,

-ir.veniie and Note Visiting

illd llolida Papers. I -ict-i :l'd.

Books,

Vfrittiii!/, Letter. Fancy Envelope". Plates. Drawini/

a 111 and 'ens. Ink

arls.

Paper. Bristol heavy Drafting Printin-j Cards.

I'erforated Paper. Colored Printing

Large Paper.

1vurv.

Cold, •"•iiver. Mid Cedar Pencils. Pearl Papier Macho and Leather 1'oTte Monnaics. FINE CTTLEliY, And rnat"'*' other a-tie-es ustia.iy to at Bookstores. n:!-y 1.

'WINDOW CURTAINS,

FIHB BOARD PATTERNS."

Tho subscriber will receive fr-'-m the 1st to the 10th of March, about A Tirui:si\D hulls or

AKCYE ROODS.

(.'ompri-itig some tla'1 rich".--t hingii.-h ami American l'ai to this community.

Patterns of French •rs ever otfered

For naie at the Boox Stohi:of II. LlMBOfMI-B. No. Wet Wa.-hi ,gr..-n Street-, marl— 5111 Indianapolis. Ind.

Xew A^btsBV •& Sa.H'ra

idiEM£31v.

SOUTH.

T'sptr.^ t'asses Crawfordsville a-. A. M..cnneeting'at Grec.ica.-tlc with moming train for Jndia.napolw and Tcrre Ilaute and aniving at New Albany at P. M.

Accommo:!:ition passes Crawfordsville i-o i!ieet :ig at recneastle with evening trains for Indianapolis an-'l Torre Hatitc.

A cco'.nmodation train going r-'-rth have:Greencastle on trie c.iT ejd of Tcrre ilan'e train ir.d passes Crawfordsv iPle A. M. arrh ing at Lafayette 1- M. connecting wilh trains fer Indianpolis. l-lxprc«« pas.cf-s Cra wf.*rdsvi 1 h* :L: P. M. arriving at Lafayette 10 P. M. and at Chicago next morning.

Through tivhets to be had for all the principal eastern and we.-tern cities at the Hi'"1-'. V. y. 1 IN, Agent.

PEOPLE'S EIPKESS'

ThToug1!! to Cincinnati in 12 Hours.

I.I. Monies.

an'i To"wn tho^c

ri:.!v()F

When sent hv mail, the

l»OSTA«:ii.

to any part j! the

United States will be but Twenty-lour Cont-. a rear for •'Blackwood." and hut Toarteea Cents a vear for each of the I!eviews.

I8J6

Professor of Seien

fic At:-

the old "Book of

the rarm." Kemittiinees for any of the above publications should always be addressed, joal-paid, to the Pnb-»j

LEONARD SCOTT «fe CO.. No 54 Gold Ftroc*. New Y^rV. •b*. v7-n»2.

Pjntngr^ nn.I Freight, of all curr:ed througn with disj'ar i. 1HWIN. -, Agci.t. at the

1. ciiptio: wry lo'.v rate-^ mar 1-- n:35-f..

WENTWGRTH & BROTHERS, 77 Pearl St., Cincinnati, 0.

SPLENDID SPRING GOODS.

Mar^h 1, loSO.—nSS-.v^.

JS56,

"\T"E invito ti:c nttcntion of nr. ry nierehar.ts \V to or.r extensive Stock of Fi'.rn-y .r.l Staple Drv Goods.

Having for several years imported direct from the mwt celebrated manufacturers Jn Furop-e. and having a resident partner ill Nc.v York, we are enabled'"to o:fer to cash and'' re«j)on-ibie buyers, ur.tnrjtiijcd inducements in price.-*, styles, itc., tc.

WENT WO KTII *c Bi uTI!EilS. T7 Pearl Street, Cineimiuti, O.

.NOTICE

[S Iwrebj ^tiyjin tiiat my .-on. Milton II. .Tk-ohcr.

?»a*ing- left tny home without cause or provi-. cation and ai on sen t. therefore! warn all psrs"ns not to harbor or trust him-on my ai-connt, as: I will not bo T6spossible for any of his debts or contracts. J011N B(J9IiEK.

MW BRICK BLOCK,

CORNER OP 31ARKET AND GnTEN St,

In Booms No., 18c 2.

A very iargoj complato *rd' etitfrely New Stock of

-WR ..GOODS, I

-QTJE'ENBtEiiKE,

A E W A E

GROCERIES'

WINDOW ."5-

Hats, Caps, 13cots, Elioss, Heady

XvTade Clothing. &c.,.

Tln-ir Stock is full, and selcctc-l with core to sr.it the spritur trade, whicli they will soil as cheap ami on n* accommodatimx.terms as any otiier house in tlie pla-'c. We invtc all who wi.-h to purchase to srivt: us a .call aii-1 uxumiuc oar Stock before purchpsinir..

April 7th. IS.")5. vO-ii3Stf.

Latlies I'.:incy I?rcii« Trinstniiijr (ioods. LAlviK and complete ^oek of Ladies Dress (.roods. Trimmings. Hosierv. (ilovos. Laces. Edtfini's. Ii:serti:iir?, Ciicmizctts. l"tKlei'eevo.s. Collar®. Handkerchiefs. »Ve.: received iin! for .-ale. bv

jrii liavc a lart-o htoek of bleached a!.-1 (iood~ drilfs. ticking's, liia us. crash. !iapors. CoUoUitdes. Denims. Cheeks. rripes. cloths, CasMineres, Saltinctt^. Vesting. A'c.. lor sale cheap he cl:ea',)e.-l.

Guardian's Sale,

'PliF. undersigned (iuaidie.n of per/on and estate of l-"iiz:tb.-'h Crrig. minor h«*:rof !!:gh X. Cre.ig. deceaseil. "-vill sell r.t jirivs.te f-aio on and after Saturday the h'lh of Maivii 1 z-'r',. the fi.lio'.vn.g deseiiiierl I!'- :l Estate boh nglng to sai la ir. :o wit: The un.lividod inn rest oi' t!te e-ist iwuf of the south Wi:t.J, mta.rter of nrctioll o-J, tOV.T ill. nol lll "f rang'.' west. a tho isorU: l.alf of tlsy we-1 ?ia!' of tlie south cart qaaiti-r aaiil section, on the ilowing f.-rms, f-wit: Tiie ]•::,* he-' iu-)!"y to be vaid on the dof rale.

Co.

Wilson, Grimes &

Arc Ecw receiving and openfngfn tho

I* .1'V Y». f,'.( .:w •*. .' i'

XAIM,'.''

WILCOX. OIJl.MKS A Co.

Sundries. ,•

OA BOX!^ Star and Tallow Candle= OU Bar and Fai.ev Soap. lo T. and M. 11. ICaisii. 12 Drums Fi^s.'idtJ) candio* almonds, nuts, fresh peaches jm.l .sita-.vberrics. {in eans, }iekles. pepper sauce., oy.-tcrs. ci-Mlaluou. elo\es. i"ve..in store and for sale by \V 11 ,S() X. itI.M!-S ('.1.

No's 1 it 2 Commercial Block.1

T*rinr«!. t.»wnfu• -fJIucli*«JSr. PI Fancy 'Prints, bf -t liraiids 10U Lawns uncl 'GinglMinii. 50 Berasrcs and !)id..ins. For sale hv.. W 1LPON CiM.MF.S cS'To.

:50

either in various

lbs beit'S. F. Indido in .-'ore and for sa by WILSON, GRIMES & Co.

SIMMER,.

WOIID OF ADV1C15, CALL AT MeCONN'vf.L &. Co's room?, north en of ('oiinoer•ial Block, over Wilson, (irimestv Co.-to-ie 1 and under the Be\iow printing oilice) and cxuinino the

Baguerrotype Stock

and specimens which for cheapness, durability and evenness of tone are not equalled in tho west. If you want a likeness you can then say so and get a good one in a nice ease for .•

0HE B0ILAB,

i« a tine frame for ?2.o0. Our \ariety comprises about lifty kinds ami more coming. F: iends and acquaintances you have a knowledge of tile place but net of tiio price, of our icsent stock. Come again.

J. W. Me'-ONNELl, &. CO.

Feb. 10th. 1 $06, Ji:v -3w.

Sugar Blettles, See. FIBj-T !!ATF article of Srgnr l\e! ties. Skillets, il Dog Irons an 1 odicr castings. For sale at No. i, ('ommeri'iai R-.w. Only agency f-.-r ^*ose^^: Co's. reverti'd-j i!ue CV-okin^ Stoves. fe!.i 'J U. ALL .t CO.

IvJ'.'BCIiT C. CPAIG.

Feb. £3. l-.vi. nCJ-Gw.

l"ST HF.'|J\'| d. ONi lll'NDhKD ASS(r:TFD '.'L'M'KS. wi.i ve an ant :..!u one to five years— at from $.•} to nt jail -i* II. IT IS!-.I.f. iV T'-ro

Notice to Ta:.j: Payers

OF MONTGOMERY CGTJZN tlioro who Lave, not pa'-l their 'j*,-.

A tie.

pe fn!!y informed that th-.- th-hd .M-.-n-hiy in !i,g the. limit lixed for their .-jUie.mei.:. a of t. p-: e'-i:!:u on e!! t: X"s dt:e and nn: that time, v.-jil.be promptly nd-U-d i.-n-I c-»l!cc Kvcrv tax pa\er who has not done. -o, is icq to come in coiii[»ciIcu t(

and settle withoul coi tore a collections amr J. ii. COON ville. .Tan. Cv.h.1vjt?.-

Crawford.

cumvi.y/l::

the pre.-iMit p-ositi :m, of the ilus-iians. oecuoying the North.' and the AHica.the iioiit-h fide: i-'onirieu-} lions. Bat'eii- .-. Ac.. xP.'n f"ity-t'.vo refuri-n.x.i lo imp'-itant point- and. portions.

Ah-o. a ne'.v Me.i- o7 ins Hi:AT or ing the "rim-.-.: Bia-k. Baltic, and 1 HinuUiati 1'rovin- es. Kn.i.-ia, Tci key gn-uiid oh::.- ot" Crom-tadt, P-:"er.-'.u!g, and

:cge Si.} O.'.

:--r iVioiia 'Prie-'- 75 ei

2 & -i

MUrcb 4, iSiW. n5i-€w. IinTvift-L^isE-Mtiw.intofrft Shingles Wanted I0,UUU for sale m- 17 kCV'T

^:3Frcs!i Arrival of

BOARBMAI? & GEAT'3

WILSON. CKLMKS (JO.

Hardware,S.-sddlci and Carpenter's Tools COMPLETK aiS"r tnct'.t now oiieried. and for sale, hy .. WILSOX, (JKi.M K.S A: Co.

'"FMIE mi ieragneil tIiankfn 1 for fl. to infonn the public that, ti. a Room oi

VtASi:iNf TON

I Poi-h,

'u.'fed and r.ll-Ht'lfted. to m'.y iuvite or.r attenti-.-u [i 1:j.: ft !i bu-dnC'SS kc-1

BWI-

.N.

iI at j.—

1 v. ill be

th-

iii-rom* or i.u-iiOS'S-lAN

W IMiA i»V--'i iiI i.i-.N'I 1.1'! i'».v. 'I ii

TLIfS

fit: :7 3."

k/i SLZij Uii a..i

N E I N S & 0 vj.

otoiniAi. rni: mi.tat.ljc tj a rxci

Wholesale DoaUr in Tta Only. I N W.

cop.,

or Market Ntmii S7s.,

PHiLAOELPHIA.

:r%r

Teasin Metalic .cks sit

nn-aey mad

.1!:. id-

sia: with I

Historv of tho Wr.rj

Th'- is the only complct published. A'.Mre.-j O. 7. FAlISONS. PuV.i.-.l.cr, 100 --,- N .--v York.

Ascntd will dnd this the* lc»t sellioi' b'1: shed.

3T7"DT'Ti"OT

pub-

\\y

containintr a variety of-both I«.lbcc aui 'jroeti, to suit iiuver.s. Printed List of Prk.'s, Ttrr.s, &c., fui^hc-I I-v :}:!iil t-' al: ho fcrdu* lliem.

All Tc-'Vi warxajitea to j.leasc- or r.o.sa., One and tlie same ^nto ar.d terms to all, er.d one onlv.

Ilalf'Cbiwtsof B'.uck contain aboat F5 ponni?, ami of Green, about '.V» poan-ls each.

M:LaLI0N !T1!I'-'T-^T",J

4. is*.".'"'- v7r fr PR Bpr.. 13, ir'*S. Olwlllrt-t vV

f.&lM

I A N O S

NEWMAN'S MUSio -STORE

TTAVIN'G-just opened a lajraiSw/5.4f i!no Gchl L'JL Wr.rilies, Jewelry a:id riiii. vj.iojj he olfer* for cash ut T.riccs so !o'.' h« to d«fy coinpsrition. Two doors Cast of Biuf ii's carter. sSgu wf N\"-\rrrTiancl MnsirAi. IvsTnrn-vts. l'c.i rlnc Gold .iiul 5-iivcr itclie»r

Crav.TorJsvilie, Doo. 2'2. 1 jc. \Tn^o.

New

.«

.' l^rc-a-t Pin.- ar.J Kiv-ch.'s ''J Finger Kings jsivsi!/ V" i)ar Drops of di:ft:re»t. styles: .ji) ««,- £j|ver Fob and Neck JJ.iiu'n.i, t10, Gothic i?vail inlaid 1 nd fnamcKr't"Prasa t'lockiH Al.-o, a M.riutv oj' iuJ J'cus. Per. -3, Lovtcts. ?::aps. iirjifeletJ.

i»pcctackcsJ

ori Monica,

iwJ-^V.t'bry. i'ftzors, ^cissor^. Pen Kni'cs. £poos:», •MifWt'iliiiicrtiis liodk#. Maps. Novels. Pitp'-r hi' fine ,N"otu Paptr. Jinve!oi«-s. Pictures, r-umiiy school afld Ladies Cards. Pianos*. Melo-lYuns. .Melociuun."!, Guitars ^Violins. Accordeons, Music Boxes. Mu.-ie. togoiljer witli every 11 in^r clsf ihi illy k':p in such establishments. THUS. NKWMAN.

Skyligiit,

r7=?

rrl 3 j4

•4KB

ROOMS.-

S. IIFGIIES rcspectfuily imnonnees to t}"i .• citizens ci' C'rawfordsville no,I vicinity. 'ImI lie has lilted, up.rooms wii.li a nirgJ

s'jv «n 1 sido

ligl for tfie express purpose of DaguoiTu^tyj-'unf and Ambrorypin^', in r.i:ipiri: liiorlc. dirrolly over fi niorf,rnuV City Drug Stor :, and I am now readv to take Dagucrreotyprn unl Amb-oupeti in A. No. 1 stylnand in.stak".—% O'ood I'ietures or no charges, shall be the motto. 'J

My Ambrolypc Press

the same and praciiced bj l.'ootf I'hiladidnhia.r iii-.' is thought by many fntst-e'.t.»s o])eraUr to boa* superior to t}:e Dngicerreorype. fioin'tho fact that"'no damj'ncss nor climate

cmi

ailc then in t!:o

lea»: and pictures can betaken in one-fourth th.» ii on: by iii is process, which give- it v. p.ictcremu -mali children :'11• pers-c.s wi:ii wc-uk eves.

J.adie.- .fricl Gciiticniencall and see tlie new roormi, whether you wa .t jiieturi-a or not. Pictures taken Locket.-. Pin- or Finifrrii.rvgrou|v, of fiuntiies. and all v.urk in the lints del.# aiid :ji re:i:.o nblu terms: Hatisfiicti

'ii

given.

G..«d pieiiiM.., c^ii b« takea in clvudy wcathor.« v~ Jan. lt!.li."o. TnJ'iyIvw

\VfiL3.SA.V2 SO. O'li'TO,

niroi.Ti i: .\n,-» jor.m i: ov'

iMrni n\Mii.M s. iir rRnrs.

jWINDOW TRIMMINGS, &a --.f- A.M)

Manufacturer of Window Sluidei,

No. C.) lCni)2o!ph Si.,

OPI*t»sfTK

Y()5-iV aij:^:ca.

..VJ CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

V.TIOLES'Al.K AND

V£T

d.e city nnd countiy.,^3 done 1'?. 1 v.

IiriT.VIJ.. ..

I'xperieneod Woritiiieu 8t:ut to

all

parta of f.

Something New in Town.

'A i7e

is .,,,

sstn b* nm

st favors, wish liav.i: hc.ed up

Cl.urci:.

a ff.v doors nortli of -ntro i.ave and intend keeping a gen a. Meats for the coming season, audi us'

Lira

:Djtt.:i}

:cv minte^ by purehadng of them— they .ice at.y eaj »i t}.^Sacl by .•ailing.

t. t:P.

Adrrdnistr&tors Foti-: 'i

1'- ij r.-i t'.-en :li..t ii 1 -r btfor. unpointed adijiinixtrat'/r of t/te iz-.iit-tn lee '"•itv.li.ii

In.e.'i

Ml'

.f wl:i ii-'s-itivelv iotciiid

'••ST1N

wi.-!i it me.l' isto

tor.d us

thu'. ha\e aeeouuts ui'.l

!k.« veal

mis' -i-"tle the rame wiiJiout d--!ay. or we wiil compelled to resort lo other niodea of collcvtion. Jan. uo—it ik J.

P"-~. V£ apbelI, Galey & Harter,

vVIIOLESALU & RETAIL

J:K!) J.V

DRV GOODS, OROCK'ilES

1E.1BY

SI an ,.f -I.,.

N!) Historical S-ummary of ti:e I .' Being r.ii jiV.-liHitte (.'omj^ndit from it-Commencement iih Turkey 1 ho .'present time, (living a graphie picture of the great drama V,*.-.r: iV M'^-ly c.-y.-oun*' •thri'!ii.- ineideiiis hair readth (sc:pcs indi vi-'nn !. dai iiig (•ersonal ant-edote-v At.. Ac. The work vei'l contain eigi.: full-page FngravinL's. ii.'ustratlr.g tlie -L.1 .-tirring k'c-i.cs in tho Crimea, and a .-.'idcndid PAN-

I'KAitic V::'•.«• op St-i:.-..--oi oi.. taltf-n f'nee She Fall. I '-'-at tin-y e. bv an Ar-i-t eig'nt months in. theCrir.iea—showing

.c.

'8*RwrorcjNvIilr', Said.

.• A 'Ii^MiiNDuh.-i hTOlK 0?

DUY GOODS,

CLOTIC57««,

Boohj &/ Shoes,

'C'UEES WARE, Gli 0 CEIilES,

r-'

u'-

BATTIXGS

111!. I received anil aro now oneni .-XJczim vcraie oms amlv.'illtasoiu as '-v. ixi convince ti.:U eorrvmui'iit ,- -AVI: Mov:.v- {i.nd moiicv .-aved

deeearCvi. iito 'I't'wimy to i,e. so.-

i:AMrr:i. LE'-X. Aj-. -_i-4t.-utc

••Znntc ir nifl.s & Citron. FL'lTIi''-J..- ':fCiirrcr.t- s.s Ci'rtu.

T'xi

rrr77'

ij ti iT fyl.'LJLUlij a J&J.1.3

rN the C'iighiai 11-lf C:

'•o ,.-, of r, kugj.s. of

-.nd

i.1 :r. ivrh-ulc. r.- -.i:r J. L. MAM :.ySC,

wan

U: Jg» i'c Me sic!fits i'.gr~-t 1. 1

in Half a.c?

:-od afti.-'e of tobacco »o to OttV lie has received Iicih .-iii 'v of

Inctir.napcIiG Insuiar.co Coirparty.

A cxnoRirgD CAMTAL 8^00,000.

iil*-!\KSS iO 5TATE f'i

Jn:orrjora!ed, I'.TC.

-./

•r. D. Di fihh, K. V.", If. Fr i.:t VV. \Y. Wjri.-.Rr,: V. M. AU7Y, DitLOrf Ii«'OT. .1. W. t'vi Vi V,'. ii. Nowjxui'.ic. 11. F. At nor. W. tj. \ViM«tTov .'OnN 1). PKFKFES, Prc*

Ii P.POWNKl.L. rotary. iNAMCKl. F. Cov.-i'ioro.v, (it'll,Till Ag'-'it.. Fir« tinl Mai.no Ki.-kfl taktin hi (ut nr-4 Uj-dtabh. ra'-'S. A. THOM -mN. Agou».

I -0. 1

i.r.0.

*6. v- nt.».'vl:

K-

.»• 15. .4fT