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Resolved,

Resolvju).

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rKOCJREDIXGS OP TITE DEMOCRATIC CO"?EM'ION OP COAL'CHEEK. Pursuant to previous noticc the Democ-

rrfoj^of Coal C^eek Township met at Bris

tle Ridge school house for the purpose of

Dominating candidates for the ensuing.olectionP .Z'i'

On. motion: of SamuelMcCotnas, Samoe]

R. Smith, Esq. was called to the Chirr. On motion of M. J. Mason, W. B. McCo-

mas was elected Secretary. The ticket having been made out and the

balloting, having, been accomplished, the following was duly declared to be the De

mocratic tickfct for Coal Creek Township,

for the 7ih day of April: .** Treasurer—A. II.

Gilkey.

Trustee—Geo.

Ebrite.

Clerk—W. McCcmas.

Conslabk-s—S. W. Dazey, N. L. Wash

burn, P. II. Wilhite. On motion of M. J. Mason, the following

Resolutions were introduced and passed

unanimously:

Resolved,

That the Democratic party-

have no new principles to present to the people, but stand as they ever have done, upotj the grounds of the Constitution of the United States, the integrity of the Union, and a general National sentiment which acknowledges the civil and religious rights of every citizen of the republic.

Resoi.ved,

That we still find many good

nnd substantial reasons to condemn and-re-pudiate all secret political societies, and pledge ourselves to oppose their political operations ro long as they continue to be

characterized by acts of lawless disorder, tyranny, bloodshed, and the destruction of human life and property.

Resolved,

That we extend the right hand

of fellowship to all of our fellow cilizons regardless of former distinctions, who avow a National sentiment and who are opposed to political Abolitionism, and to the dominion of secret oath hound political bodies.

Rr.aOi.VKn, That we fully endorse the proceedings of the contention of the eighth of January last, both in its nominations and resolutions and we here pledge our undivided and energetic support to the nominees of that convention, having abiding confidence in the ability, fidelity and capaeifv ,to perform the duties of the ofliccs to which they aspire with honor to themselves and the* great democratic party to which they belong.

That we here pledge our un

divided support to the nominess of this convention.

That the proceedings of this

convention he signed by ihe President and .Secretary, and handed to the editor of the

Review

for publication.

./ iSAM'L. R. SMITII, Pres't. W. R.

McComas,

Sec'y.

April 5th, 185G.

TilE IMtoniBITo'llTf UQlJOZi LAW IN

VNi \V

The

YORK.

Journal of Cummtrcc,

rcsultwill ensue al'hough the fiiends jiroliibition should still constitute the majority of our voting population. "In a government like ours," says Judge Comstock, "lliccries of public good or public necessity may be so plausible, or even so truthful as to command popular majorities. But whether truthful or plausible merely, and by whatever numbers they are assented to, there are some absolute lights beyond their rcach, and among these the Constitution places the right of property."*

The

Tribune

nnmiMra by judicial decision provides If. Buehannan William. Hutlar Isaln-l .lane.— lilld tlinl withoUL tliose in.Urumcntiilities to! I'-rawlev Isaac ,1. lirown Thomas,1)., Uurnhain .. 1 .1 •. S. II. 2. Barbnr A\ Barnes Ja-eph. jlk-od JackB.'CunMts i-niorcoinent, prohibitory law I Bn^Tevi UlUSt bu imflicient, and inadequate 10 its! C. fanipi'dl Joseph. Clark Mary II. G. ('lore object. Tliis nui-t become the ultimate Sirae"n. ^runiiiiiL'ham John. (Vdins John 1L

conviction of the public mind, and the fate j( Ua^on'lu-nianiin, Davis John. 0. Dkkui any new prohibitory project will only son Anhr.r. I 'a vis James 1*. Drake M.C. tend to establish and eoniirm it. And that! '''Vl'T

consoles itself under- the

smart of defeat produced by this overthrow of the law which it had toiled so long to obtain, with the retlection that, "in spite of the court?, and Judges, and rumsellers, and quibbling politicians on or off the bench, public opinion is omnipotent, and will, in the end, carry the day." In thisState.it adds, the people choose (lie Judges. This shows the spirit and aim of that paper. Candidates for the judicial office, so far as the

can influence their nomination, are

hereafter to bo selected, not in view of, their wisdom, and learning, and integrity, 11v^-Luncs. Jephens Mr. Mn.th George. Mvitc..not because the\

can ho relied on honestly

Co expound and interpret the law, apd to mantain inflexibly tl.e Constiuition but because they enn be induced to prostitute tlicir position to subserve the prejudices nnd purposes of the party by which they were elected. It" there is any substantial basts for such expectations, wc may well congratulate ourselves that at least the Federal Judieiarr is not elective, and that

t/i l,hc £Xlent ivkich U'C are permitted to nil the personal projcrty of invoke Jts i.nlorposiuon. btc raav be oroteet-1 °»?«sed: consistingot iec

rposiiioti, ore raay be protectirvej

which C.oiu.ts of Jiistjcs aje iastjtjit-

England yilj npt consent to give up her actual possessions, while the Cabinet at Washiagton might, per

frnrv. rii/.li oni- Muttock. onorcross-ciit Saw, four shares of New

from such a perversion 01 tne purpose Albanv Salem RaiWl stock together

A London correspondent of ihe Jht.

Y. Evening Post says:

"Sir Edward Bylwer Lvttoft is to take up £he Cchtrnl £4110r can question iu P.uSiii- dlxTasod,' meat inuacdiately after the Easter reciiss. Thraa^h lum we jmay get a iucid expose of the views of his brother, Sir IJenry Buiwer, on tho treaty with Mr. Clayton. The discussion cannot but be beneficial to the re-establishment of the fjood understanding between ?]ngland and the United States but if General Walker meantime efficient!y annexes Musquito bj' occupj ing it, then the question may assume a graver aspect, as

Imps, be wHling 0 •ttp-

pprt to claims of Kicaragtia."

fo 23 counties in the western part of

New York, there are said to be forty mill

ions of young fruit trees growing.

Campbell, Galey & H?ifter,

Arc no

receiving their largea nd immense stock

of *-V •. 4th0fr~ j- jm

SPRING GOODSf

Beiiifi by far, the largest and best assorted stock they overbad. The pleasure of offering to the public, comprising soma vory beantifolrtylca of ricksli Hu? -8& .'v«

Dress Goods,

Being something entirely new, both in dwieti material.

Prints

Of entirely new styles color.

good ia^fabricAnd fest in

'"--i'A •"'•••Kin

Ginghams,'

~w a u'-tv.

Oi beautiiifl putterns: with designs taken from new st v!o silks.

m...

EMBROlDlRIES, COLARS ETC,

The most magnificent assortment ever brought to this place, and bought at priced that will enablo ua to

ej-tail

them at wnoLi:.-..u.r. prices.

SJ LKS,

In plaids and stripes, at extremely low prieos.

FRENCH ORGANDIES,

Bereges

I S S E S

AIVD

Brilliants,

«•.

A fu!! lino at very low priors.

Mnde expressly for our retail s:il»s: T.rulii nnd ehildrons shoes, in greut iu:intitics.

A lar're stock of

A full and complete stock of

referring to

the decision of the Court of Appeals, an

nulling the Prohibitory Liquor Law of that

State, says: The advocates of Prohibition arc anxious to produce the impression that it is compe- I tent for the Legislrture to deprive intoxiealing liquid's of the attributes of property, and of the protection of law, in the hands of ull who may acquire possession of them subsequently to the enaclment of the law containing Mich provinons. lint it is certain that the Courts would be compelled to xempt imported liquors from the opcr itii of that law. ll is equally certain that in respect to domestic liquors, the prohibi ion of their sale and use could not be executed by any such machinery of search nnd seizure, and summary conviction without the intervention of a jury, as the Act ju*t ... to law

IJ. Hailey .lolin. Haker Sarah Jane. Brent Win. 1 P.rent. iVaimon S. W. Barker Kli. HurrowsC.

F. l-ennell Ihoiii

paw Henry. (•. Glazebrook L. D. (}la?.ebrnok M. J. 2. Win. Garrit Jann l/anlner William.

Hunt Mary F. Ilalstead Willianii 1. Irons 1'obert. J. James John Q. .loncs Catharine A. Joel T.. James Mariraret. Jennings Kli/.a.

K. Kellisn Sunu'vi D. I,. Larue Mary J. Lar^'ent James Me. John I*. .Long Henry. 2. Longt I'hebe F. den S. II.

M. Miller George. Mitebe'l Orville. Mitchell NLiry. .Majors Kiehnrd. ^lontfort Mary. ,\!:nters'n Xanev. Murjihy Jeremiah. Jfoynahen Thames. Mortran Sarah J. Miller William. '2.—

Melon Sarah. Me I'alfry Tatriek. Me Monijal Aaron. Me Nagliten Tlios. J. Mc Intyrc John Me C'ew John.

N. Xcwlinjf William. Nelson K'iza. O. Owens John. Orr A. (VXeil John. 1'. Placc .Mrs. John. Fane Elizabeth. Frcater Kllic. Packer Matthew A.

It. iblsoii William. Kikeman Harvey. Kyne Georue. Rise Sarah. S. Story John. Stanley John. Spenser Marearv. SwinYord Jerniima. Scaton James II. Smith John. '2. Statcler L. M. 2. Sneathea John B. Smith S:unl. Jo.hu or David. Scrvls John P. Sul-

T. Tati John Wr. Thompson Curtis.. Thomas llenrv. Trew Jo?eph. lT. ri'bv it Co. 1).

W. W hi taker Levi. Willson Jo.-epli. Watson Win. S. Wilson Mary Margaret. Watts Allen.--Wnvan John. White James. Wood Abraham.— Wood Susan. Wilson Jerrv.

THKundersigned

w'•

CLOVES AND HOSIERY

A lar^c lot lit low pri'-es

A Iromondons s'.ock of

BOOTS &, SHOES,

Carpets,

at wholesale pric

Gkockkiks/

Coffee, Sugar, Teas & Rice,

At holes'iL' or retail.

Mir stock so immerse and complete in itself, embraci sl'rcdi. new an flvLMiit p.'ods at 1 prices— will ri-cumincnd itself t" ti»u judgement of every iiil'ie man cr voir,an. who arc judges of tr 'ods,

April luMbiVJ, vo!7n'"Jly,

lihds of sinrar ju.-t received and for sale, low *3 for cash. .. CA.MPUELL ifcCO.

tliou.-aiid (rallons of N. moldssc re Is and half barrels, just la lined and lv the barrel for cash. CAMPBELL

April 12. vTuT

in barfor sale AGO. •'1 v.

5.1 ST or LETTERS

S ••liiai)?:!!^ in the I'-^t iiicc at ('rawfoplsville. 1 Indiana, en the lt April. which if taken cut within three months, will ie sent to the (lencru! 1'i-st O'lice as dead letters. l'ersfiis calling for the -a: ie will please say "Advertise.!." I A Anirur. or Angles Wm. 1

G. W. SNYDER. P. M.

April 5th 1 ?.'»*. 1 (132)

Administrators Sale.

JOHN WILSON, jr. W. GRlMEfl, TT. BUEBHIOGE

WILSON, GEIMES & CO.

if- art!

••.ihi-

and

1'*

large variety

1 00

Fish-

Fowler William B.

Gott

II. Hn_dii Juc"-'. Hughes Catharine Jane. __ Hunt

J. Mrs. Hudson iienry. 2. Hudson Ai- Hardware Cutlery and Sadlery! niina C. Hicks Afhbury 1. llendcrsi-u 1. A.— VTO\V open a complete assortment. Also Carllurlbut Thnddeiis B. 2. Ilaycs Martha. Hard- i\ iinr Jiunes'F. llocl Alon/o. Hutchison Joseph.

Jones

T.ouis Lin-

"VJOTICK is hereby given that I will sell public auction on Monday the '2Sth day of Apr of James Alexander, defeet of lumber, seven hogs

i. miction on Alondav the'2Sth dav of April, lSo5

with

lot z( house hold and Kitchen furniture. \Y. C. LAYTOX. Administrator. April 12, lo5, n50w5.

Administrators Notice.

"jS^OTIuK is lierotn- given that I have been appointed Adta.ijustrntor x-f tfie estate of James Aloxander. lateof Mojitgonicry eounty, Indiana,

April 12, ISotL

C. LAYTON. Administrator. nSOwS.

Administrators Sale.

will sell at public auction on

ijflv-r rduy 5^ tl«rd day M*y ncxt.iii tlie residence of Wm. Weathers, lute of Madjsoii Township, Mowttfomo.ry cwity. inditwia, deceased: all his {H'rsonal proj»erty not taken by the widow,) consisting of liorscs, Catrie, Hogs, Wagon and harnc*«. Hougetiold and Kitchen furnituro A credit ofnine months will be given on all snms overth-wdollars tho parxhaser giving liis note with approved surety, -jraivipg vfllaation apnraismani li»ws,

I W E A E S

sm.,s. ^Administrator, with "Will nnnexed April 12,1S56. nSPwS.

Groceries at Wholesale.

Receiving

A-'i! i:,

and constantly in store, nrime Sugar,

and Moltissce. for sale at wholosair

LEHOILKET ACO.

zr:~ztx£.

Wholesale & Retail Dealers in

DRY'GOODS,

GROCERIES,

Quweensware,

VA.

Hardware,

IRON,

Nails,

GLASS, &C.

No's. 1 & 2, Commercial Block,

Crawfordsville. Indiana

TTJ"E nre now receiving our Spring md Slimmer Suppiies, to wLich we invite an examination of purchasers. Our stock boin^ large and complete and bought from first hands by old and experienced buyers, we feel confident in saying to our friends and the public at large, that- we can sell them Goods as rhcap and us (food as any IIouso in the Wabash Valley, for proof which wc solicit an examination.

April 10, 1S5S v7n80-ly.

Prints, Lawns Fancy 1'rints.

GOO

Apri 1 10, '"!}.

£:c.

1 Lav. n.-. 100 De-brasrcs, lli-nro* fc DeLaina. 100 Chambi'.vs and GiiiLjlmms. roceivod at

WILSON GRIMES, & CO.

White Goods.

large stock and groat variety of plain, fancied, and barred. Very cheap. April 12, 'otj. WILSON, GRIMES it CO.

Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, &c. 1 ftO

)ross

Triinniinirs, latest styles.

v7 Bonnet Ribbons, new styles. lOM Ladies collors, some very nice. 1" O Si.k and Satin Parasols. ed at 1LSON, GRIMES it CO.

Ladies Mohair Head Dresses. Superior article received at WILSON, GRIMES it CO.

Domestic Goods. l^ieces of Bleached Muslins. ."K pieces Ticking and Diils.

100

Checks and Stripes.

l:'i) Cottonades, Cambrics, Dennins

Ac., also Cloths, Sattinetts, Flunnels, Tweeds, Linens, Diaper, Towelinp «fcc. 15 bales lJrovn Muslins. .WILSON, GRIMES & CO.

Notions.

large and complete stock. WILSON. GRIMES & CO.

Yerv

Clothing.

MENS

and Boys, a full stock, received an-i for sale up stairs.

Bonnets.

WILSON, GRIMF.S CO.

Hatg

)oz

Fine soft wool. Panama, Leghorn,

-«-Uv Straw ct Pa'niieaf, received at WILSON, GK1MKS it CO.

..Boots

yLEY

Jacob.

& Shoes.

Cases in store.

WILSON GKINKS&CO.

Carpeting.

heap, to close nut. WILSON GKIMES & CO.

Queensware and Glasswar

large and beautiful stock. WILSON GKIMES it CO.

renters it Coopers tools, Shovels. Spades ite. WILSON GKIMES tCO.

Iron, Nails, Steels etc. tons of Cast Iron. r&fj 3('0 kegs of nails.

Bolts ite.

AlsoSieel, Spriinrs, axW1LSON GRIMES .vCO,

Groceries.

ood ^^ock: Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrups, Rice. Teas, Spices, l'cppcr, Soda, Ginger. CinChocolate ite.

anion.Nutme

INDIGO,

WILSON GRTMES it CO.

Willow and Wooden Ware

rnvcsoon. WILSON GRIMES it CO.

00 10

bundnes.

Doz. Cans offjesh Peaches. 4 doz. cans of fresh Strawberries. 2 Tomatoes. 2 mixed Pickles. •i Pcjipjr Sauce.

WILSON GKIMES ,tCO.

-Madder, Alum, Copperas it Logwood. WILSON GKlNESilCO.

hand a supply of

wc expect to keep ,011

Family Floor, in Sacks.

a trood article. WILSON GRIMES &C0.

UIION EXPRESS

COMPANY.

Connecting with

to all the principal CITIES in the both No»th ahd

Atti il. ar:d£:15P. Otlico at the Pcpot.

April i'2,1S56.

PLFTEEN, THOUSAND! 1856. AND

f. -.PStt .41 K.

STILL THEY COMK

Peace not yet Restored

The Clash of Arms still heard in the

I I

•\s

THE RED BANNER OF WAR STILL FLOATS

TBE SKY!^fJ"

MONARCIIS TREMBLE O.V THEIR THRONES AND

THE MASSES LONG DOWN-TRODDEN, ARE LIF-

V''

TING THfelR VOICES FOR

7IIILE THESE MIGHTY EVENTS ARE transpiring in the Old World, tho under signed, .•

H. FRY &C0.,f

only raal, complete Machines in the one.

is5

iDA^S&CO S. AHEitlCAIX

ttiJi l:- u.i-X

Express Company

United States.

Messengers Leave Daily

il. Eusiaitvj jwlicited.-

B. E. BRYANT. Agent. nS9tf.it*

Administrators Notice.

of Montgomery county, Indians, deceased. Said

JOHN

Ar»ril I?. I".-'

WEATHERS, Administrate. nSDr-3

t.-:-

...

Are urgine their business with all possible real and energy. They are now opening a splendid stock of

Selected with great care in tho Eastern Cities.— Their Lawns, Uebetres, Eereges, lirilliiintmcs, PrinU, Ginghams, Silks, and tho various new styles of

Ladie's Dress Goods,

Are unsurprsscd in beauty and brilliantcy, and that delicate blending of colors which never fails to please the eultivatod taste. Needle-Work, Swiss Alnslins, strine and plaid Irish Linen, Cotton and Linen Edgings, Laces, Embroideries, Collars, Sieves etc. Plain and Figured Uobinctts, Ladies' and Gouts'. Linun Hkfs., Ladies' Embroidered and Gents'. Colored Linen Bordered ilkfs.. Ladies' Veils all prices, Mantua, Silk, and Bonnet Ribbons Blade Silk Cravats, Paper Mnslins. Ladies' and Gents' Gloves all qualities, Cotton. Lister and Linjn Thread, Colored and Black Kid Hosiery a largo assortment for children. Misses, Ladies, and rontk-meu: with a full and general assortment of trimmings, threads, spool cotton, sewing silk combs, buttins, suspenders. &c. Their cloths Casimcres. Farmers'Satins. Linens,

&c.

are of tho

finest and best quality. Tasteful, durable, nnd elegant, all of which are now going olf with great rapidity to our numerous friend* and patron? whoso continued patronage wo solicit and will merit by selling a good artielo for a fair consideration.

Our stock of hats, caps bonnets and straw goods of all kinds cannot be surpassed for taste, oleganco, durabilitv and cheapness.

April 12,1S50. F. II. FRY

& Co.

J* H. Manny's

A E N A S A E

BIAPEI! & SOWER.

O I N E

For the H~i\rest of 56'.

Till",

cfimbinaticn of the two Valuable improvements

Lave been made to this machine since the last harvest among: them is the castor wheel undor the tongue, which takes all the heft, from the neck of the horses, except the weight of th.- tongue alone. Other improvements have also been made which makes it the most complete I!::r\cstir.ir Machine in the world. It is no new, untried machine—the machine has received 1'2S first premiums since 1854, in competition with all other machines of note.— This fact alono is clear proof of its worth. \Y have also Ilorse Powers. Threshing Machines, Plows. Corn Planters, and Farmincr Implements general! v. CUM BFRLAND, GMEGG it Co.

Crawfordsyjlle, April 12, It jo. tf

What the ladies say

In favor of

KICK'S CELEBRATED

COOKING STOVES.

the uii'lersiirned who have.pinchased the justly celebrated Buck's Patent Cooking Sto\es, would rei'ommend them to tlu Public, as being the most perfect Stove ever sold in this place.

It is perfect in all the different departments of Cooking—Bakes with jrcat regularity, has a good draught, and requires but about one half the amount.of fuel tlint is required te perform the same amountof work in other Cooking Stoves

Mrs. Matilda Compton, Mrs. M. M. Jcnnison, K. M. Robertson. F.iizabeth Mack, Nancy Fi-'.^ r, Kiizabetli Fagan,

Ann F. Watson. T.uey A. Ilolton, Susun N. Nicholson. Eliza Watson, E. A. Jcnnison, Sarah Wakclyn, Eliza Bowen. M. Middleton,

Mrs. Marthu A. Iluglies.

N. B. IIOOVE1? is thr. only Acrent for the Sale of the celebrated Buck's Patent Stoves in Crawfordsvilie. Mo others have them. A good assortment of other Stoves always on hand and for Sale for Cash or any kind of Trade.

A nril 3. 1 '—tf.

PAR RISII. & EIR T.

Fashionable Hatters

No. 6 Commercial Eow,

Respectfully

IFl)nn:Store.

calls the attention of the public to

to their laret and superior stock of Hats and Ca{ s. Umbrtdlas

&c.,

cheaper than can be found in

any otherhonse in the West. We are manufacturing all the latest and most approved style of

Hats and Caps.

Call at our Emporium of Fashion,. To. Commercial Kow, Crawfordsville Ind.' April v7n35tf.

B5,hi^.

'.j-,*

Taken Up.

day of tebrv.ary. 1S5^: six heiid of hogs, f, ve white one?'and one spotted. One of the white* ones is marked with a crop and slit in the right ear: the spotted on.' ni.irked with an underbit in the ri^ht, car and a slit in the left the remaining white ones arc marked with a dir. in the left ear.' Appraised -j to eighteen dollars by James S. MeCotr.au and lie- WonJgomerv inos jDetehon.before Samuel McComas, a Justice ot tho Peace for.said Townslnp.

Shingles Wanted.

ONE

MILLION SHTNGI.ES van»d bvM'/.T [april 23,1855.]

you want a

Bniga fc Metlieined. August 4, 1855. v7n3yl.

10.000 Lights aC PINE SASH of all sizes k: for wie by H. 0:t, Druggist. Al.

recently erected on

:i 7. 11858.

Spring Campaign Open!

ALLElfi^Ef^KSERAN,

AGAIN IN TEE FIEUDII

W"E

would be? leave to inform our numerous friends and customers that we are in daily receipt pf our

Spring & Summer Stock of

O O S

GROCERIES, HARDWARE,

Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, CLOTHING,

Ladles Dress Goods,'

Bonnets and Ribbons, Parasols. Shawls, Gloves, itc., etc. also a splendid lot of Trimings, of the latest and most fashionable style. Our lawns are of the richest and most beautiful styles ever brought to the market. Our Tissues. Bareces, «tc., surpasses anything we have over before had tho pleasure of seeinir spread upon the counter of a Western Store. Of Print9 we have an endless variety, varying in style from the largo gay stripe to the neat small figure, rich in color an .I cheap in price.

SPLENDID SILKS.

We havo an endless variety—Black, Figured, Striped, Barred and plain. Ijiiwiis—We have Lawns at 3 cts per yard.

Prints at 5 cts per yard. llo«o at 7 cts per pair. CJIoves at 6 cts per pair. Dleached Itluslins at 6 cts peryard. Tickings at l'J cts of a superior quality. We feel free to say that the long experienco of our Buyer in the Wholesale business (fives a war--antee that we nro prepared to sell goods lower than

Any House in the Place.

Wc arc determined to sell Goods lower than thev havo ever been sold here before. Our motto is small profits and quick sales. Knowing that there is a front ileal of competition, ind competition is tho life of trade, we ar- "bound to compete with any who may feel themselves in competition with us.

All we ask of you is to give us a call, look through our stock and compare our prices with the prices of others. We charge nothing for showGoods. £*7" Brm£on your produce of all kinds: bring your wives your sons and daughters. Here is the place l'ur bargains, and no mistake. ...

The Boyaton Corner,

Id our placc of business, where wc Will always be found, ready and willing to show our goods to all who may have the kindness to cnll on us.

J3?"REMEM ni'.It THE OLD BRICK CORNER WEST OF Till- COLT Iff IIOFSK

ALLEX GALEY fc KEEllAX.

April. •'), ISM.—ly.

r^P

1856. 1856.

At Home Again.

Manson

Powers,

Sncccssors (o Sloan

& Morgan,

Wholesale and

DRUGGISTS, Have

removed their drug stoke to

the east end of the new briiK, known as

EMPIRE BLOCK,

MAIN STREET,

whero may at all times be found tho

Largest and Most Splendid

Assortment of

DUTXG-S,

E N E S Paints, Bye Stuffs,

Letter Paper,

Stationary, &c, &c,

in the Wabash 'N'alley, all of which will be sold on the most liberal terms for CASH or ou short crcdit. to those who are known to bo guilty of tliu habit of paying their debts.

Crawfordsville. Jan. L'G. If vT-ii'2S-tf.

State of Indiana. Montgomery, county,i 3Iontgoiiierv Circiut Conrt,

l?.V5.said plaintiffs James Craham

than Crahain. filed their note and written return I in tjic above entitled cause in the Clerk's oi!Vo of said court, against the said defendant William Barton. us also an atlidavit of the amount due upon said iiov. and setting forth that said JJef-nd'ant ha.l secretly left the state of Indiana fee. There- a'.!

fore notice of the pendency of said action is herobv given to the said Defendant Wiiliani Barton, und that said suit will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, to be holden in tho Court JToiw at Crawfordsville. in said county of Montgomery. commencing on the second Monday of September

RextMbSti-'t i'.y order of the Court, Attest: AVILLIAM C. VANCE.

March 22, lSiJC—n36-5w. Printers fee i'ZjjO.

Notice of Sals,

Montgomery county, Indiana: on the 2nd

Notice of Sale.

ont-

Attest, WM. C. VA^VCt, Clerk 1

ho-5

TOTICE is hereby given that I will sell, at public Auction, on Tuesday tho 2^ day of April next at the residence of John M. Royalty, late of I Montgomery coun'y. deceased, ail the personal property of Andrew Mitchcl, latcofsaid eountv d'ed I eon.-isting of one horse, one watron. bed« and bed- I ding, kitchen furniture tc. A credit of months will be given on all sum-over three doihirs, thu purchaser giving his note with approved- suretv 1 waiving valuation and appraisement laws. AL oi which we will sell at the low-

ALEXANDER MITCHELL, Adrn.' I

March 27. 1?3.

u07-5w.

'OTICE is hereby given that I will sell at pub-! Mreh 13, 25»». \7n55-ly.

1 lie Atic-tion. on Tuesday ti:e -_'i day of Ap... next, at the residence of .Johii M. Rovnitv,

ite

held and kitelien furniture. an-I other property such as farmers usuallv have. A credit of nine

surety, \raivinjj valuation an»l nppniisoment laws,

•ood artielc of tobacco, eo to OU'a Adin:nisuator. He has received a freshstipply of March •-?, 1-os. ii5.au.

OTTCE is hereby been appoint estate of.r .fcu Homey, dtvea«ed.

I has been a ,j ofth is supposed to I solve

Aj-ri! 5. 5t-

months will be given ou albsuuw over three dol-I 135G. n37-3w. lars. the purchaser giving his ndte'rviih approved

de ijoxis

The Mammoth iiostoo'

CHEAP STORE!

CONDUCTED ON THE

ONE PRICE SYSTEM"

DAVIS & GARVIN,

PROPRIETORS, *?t

niAKE pleasure in informing Ihcir numerous JL friends und customers, that they ure now re ociving ihyir Now Stoek of

{-J. tr

embracing the following variety:

DRY GOODS,

CLOTHING, .-•HATS & CAPS,'

AKPBTIN Gr,

Boots and Shoes,

a E E N S W A E

TO THE LADIES,

Wo would sav that they will llnd our stock of

•1 Rich Dress (ioods

unsurpassed by any in town, urnong which may be found rich, nlniri and

Fancy Silks,

Tissues from

Mr. Garvin will remain Fast, during a large portion of the Summer and forTard

NEW GOODS WEEKLY BY EXPRESS.

To our friends in the country who buy to sell attain we would say that we nre now prepared to furnish them with their Sprint: Stocks of (roods at LESS than Cincinnati or Louisville prices.

Mnrch *20.185'». v7n37-lv.

Oils, Glass,

Perfumery,

ECKIVF.D thisduv at 3la.-.torson's fonr-cMon-ary. the following '.irth.fresh and in lino order: N. O. Sugar,

•4

Laguyia Coffee, Cocoa,

1856.

Spring & Summer Goods,

s..

cts, fo .$125 prr Yard

French and Swiss Printe.1 Lawns, BriL'iantens, Ac. itc. 4- .irf" W $1000 Worth of Bonnet Ribbons,

Trimmings and Rich Einbroidciies,

SPLENDID SHAWLS,"

Bonnets, French Yosites, recently imported from PARIS, French, English and American

TOILET QUILTS,

ROLLS OF CA RI'ETING,

(tIom.^, ILoosicry &c.

'v. .. .... •.•'

-bris'

:•••..

$7000 Worth of Clothing,

nearly all of which has been manufactured expressly for us in Boston and which wc guarentuo

TO SELL TWENTY PER CENT LESS

than can be purchased elsewhere. Every garment has our name .stumped upon it and the work is warranted.

Our Stuck of

Boots, Shoes, Eats, Caps, and

QuoeiiSMiire,

will always be full, and wc are dcttrminod not to be undersold. Having recently made extensive additions to our Mammoth (.'heap Store, we are now prepared to keep and supply our customers with

Groceries.

Cocoa Nuts," Elma Fig?,

Prunes. Sultnnna Raisins, Layer Kaisins, Citrons, Dates, Dried I'iums. Cheese, ite. Smoking Tobacco of the best quality, also Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, ifcc.

J. D. MASTKRSON.

March 29. nS7-tf.

and Sumnier Goods.

Hannah & CasseH,

September Term, A. D.

.lames Graham Nat:ia:\ Craham et ai- Attachment. Willi'itn Barton. 1IK1:KAS, on the l«th day of January. A. D.

AY IXC received their .stock of Slimmer (rood: would invite the Crawfordsville and surrounding cuntry to call a: their New Store in

CRAWFORD'S NEW BRICK,

(-,PPr'!ilte

B.cr:-k.

Na- and

caiiu.iiiij

Crawfordsville. Ind:ana. leti'Iid assortment of price

t.u

Goods & Clothing.

have1 every" variety of double width cbth, a'.! wool, from ,Tr to 7.i"to per yard, all woo! Doeskin Cassirnercs from 75 fs .50.aud Vesting.-, at prices to suit all classcs. Our stock of

READY MADE CLOTHING-"

is complete, cornprisine men's and boy's c' .tliing of all styles ami prices. We have als.j on hand a variety of notions,

Shirts and Collars,r Cravats,

Hd'chiefs, Grloves,.^

Hoosiery, Hats, Trunks,

oinnriLLAs ^c. wVc.

confident of suiting the mos:

loth in_ «t !e and prices. Clothing mad.: at tho shortest notice and strict attcnt:cuttinsr. AVc would say ntrairi ea:l and for to examine i.t to be convineed.

th'/mik

SPRING TRADE. NEW ALBANY

NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD.

f: MERCHANTS

Can depend on Bin ing their

... _.-•»£

Hardware !iid Cullcrv.

In our Domestic Hardware Department, wo can only say that we will duplicate any Cincinnati or Pittbuiirh invoice. And in all Foreign (roods, no hoii.-e Has! or West shall undersell us, as wo im port dirixt'.y from the manufucturcrs. \Vo lm\« also th5 heav icst stock of

FARMEKT© TOOLS

Around the. Falls, and will oiler them at such prl ces that will induce every one that irives our stock an cxaruinntion to leave their orders".

We only :i»k that all, be fore making their purchases will irive ourstoek a thoronirh cvaininat:*tn and we feel ciiilident of ouoting priei"s that will be .satisfactory and secure your costom.

Vou will always find us open from A. .Nf. until 0 1'. M.. ready to show you through our stock. 2=s7" All orders scut us, will receive the per~rni\l attention of one of the members of the firm.

Goods dfdsviTrd at Whnrfbouts JHIVrsonville, M. A. Ai. N. it. R, Depots free of charge.

GIVE US A CALL.

Mni'di 1. lS.'ii

Westminister Retiew

fastl'.iiou-t to order lj paid to I examine

Notice

Administrators

soivcrit. A E A N E IT E A in is at or

Administrator's

NOTICE

t~ 5

Notice.

is ucrcuy^

given that -.he undcTM^ncd: |hi» Farm,"

:lie under.menvl

\os county, deceased. Said estate is inf-posc-'I to bo lisliTa,.

'•''•bu rnev. dtvea«ed. .Said cj-tate. solvent. *j I

JOHN -COV.VEKT. WILLIAM iX'KOriLTV. A'^nr^.V#!' r. ''"5"

•wew5»--%:

E E N S W A E

an:

A W A E

I*»r

thu ilamti!Oth Ustnblishiurnt of

BROOKS & CAMPBELLS.

As low as from an\ liousfe west of tho Sfonutafn*'..'

Trade

have in Store and to arrive for the Spring

500 Crates of Crockery,

Comprising all the latest designs nnd qiinljti.'sj which wo are determined to oiler to the trade at

I NUSUALLY LOW FIGURES.,„

ALSO

100 Boxes of Glasswaie,

Conns-ling of all kinds of Tumblers, Jurs. Mo lasrcs Cans, Salts, Sugars, and -Preserve Diilio*, ifcc. Together with an iiiirnense stock of

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