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THE IB) HEW.

RAtVFORDSVILLE, IMD.

Saturday, November 12, 1859.

PRINTLI) AND J'l'IiT,I?HKD KVEKV SATl'K DAV NfOHNING BY CHARLES II. IIOWE5.

tf not paid within the year.

I It l!l,AT I

AUGER THAN ANY I'Al'KK PUULTSilED I Criuvfoj thtville! A Jvcrti« r« rail lip and uxnmine our list of \^r smscr.fBEn.s.

For President in 1860, A, DOUGLAS

A^omnrKHlntiMi nt

§»?.

ITTT^Thr

A^'-ONNU'KlatI«.n

Train

Gi:itltlT S.MI I 11 INSANK. The telegraph on last Thursday night brought intelligence that Gerrit Smith had become insane, and that his friends had taken him to the Insane Asylum at I'tica.— Ever since the Harper's Ferry insurrection Smith has been terribly excite 1 and in constant dread of being arrested. Ilis

known. A consciousness of guilt, with the enormity of the crime, terrified him until reason fled from her throne. In 1S56 he was elected by the Republican party to Congress, and from that time he has been conspiring and plotting against the government. Let the Black Republican party succeed in 1860, aud we shall witness a dismembered Republic, "a land drenchcd with fraternal blood."

to .Tohn Rrown, to pri comforts as he may ueed iu the remaining: dav." of his life.

Tin-:

EJ 0

|sa

EOIII^

II:ATII or

North,

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with truius fur Inilinntipolis. Cincinnati and Chicnjfo. K. K. MR^ ANT, Agent.

LAST CALL

Every man who has neglected to pay his subscription for the last year and those who are in arrear.-- since 1854 aro requested to niuke immediate-icttfeuieut and save cobt, a.i we intend to connncncc sireing.—

have thrown trnifw long enough arid

COOVH TIO\ Of COOK.

Cook, the insurgent lias been convicted of murder and in.nirreetion. Mr. Daniel W. Vorhecs, delivered a most powerful appeal in favor of the prisoner which drew tears from the eyes of the most embittered of his auditors. Cook was sentenced to he hung on the 16th of December. Green. Coppie and Copeland will be executed on the game day, also Brown whose sentence will be respited by Gov. Wise until that time. There are indications in many of the northern states of an attempt to rescue the prisoners. The trouble and bloodletting over this rebellion is yet to come. We shall see strange things before the 1st I dav of Januarv.

B, t.^T p^LA .j 1^-^.,,

tter }j3t

The editor of the Journal to be wTthf'S^eWell »t Bpilklj very anxious to mate a little political cap-1

the religious sentiments of that gentleman. The object of this is simply to call

ant community. While we do not agree with Mr. O'Flaherty in his strictures upon the Childrens' Aid Society, or his enthasi-

New Schoolism, Dr. T. W. Fry. The dif-

in'aVviwceJor'wrJfi®olty between Mr. Conner and his pas-

tor

f£rThc Black Republicans have carried New York, New Jersey, Wisconsin and Massachusetts. They always gain their victories before the Presidential election.

A SCHOOL FOR YOI WJ LADIES. Mrs. Mason & Daughter, recently arri-

VC(

Mits. A.\C KISTINK.

This FSTiIIKIhlc ladv, wife of Major l»isTINE, deceased, died suddenly at the resi deuce of her daughter, Mrs. IToluies, last evening. Mrs. K. came to ('rawlonlsvillc at a very early day—at a period when Montgomery county was a wilderness, upon

01ir

like the old man in the fable shall try Young Ladies on next Mondiy. They what virtue there is stones.

MRS.

the fart lie."11 ver^ many ii"}de (jtriliti endeared her to a larg aud her departure from among them will tort in anything he mourned with sorrow. At the time of''1 her death she \v is seventy-three years of age. The funeral will take place this afternoon, at oViork.

of civilization. Her

IS?"Harper's Weekly and Frank Leslie's Illustrated papers for this week, can be found at Ileaton's. Everybody should buy a copy for Sunday reading.

Cey'Therc is not a town in Indiana that can compare with Crawfordsville for clean and beautiful streets.

GOIIEY'.S

I:M CTIO.\S.

New York is said to li ve elected the Republican ticket by front 8.000 to 25,000 majority. New Jersey has cho?en a liepublican Governor by 1,000 majority.— The Legislature is close. There is noth-

ing later from Wisconsin.

wb'en te

ital out of the Rev. Edward OTlaherty's jyy epeech The Washington Constitution communication which appcared^in our ^ia-: ^jjU notices the fact, and.we maj add, is eue of last week, and would fflake the beat thing tre hare yet «een is that pareaders believe that we indorse atid defend

down upon us the prejudice of the Protest- of Ohio, the representative of the

know but very little

I about, and care less. The Dr. and the ed-jplause which greeted him had subsided," jitorof the Journal, however, arc terribly said that "he would consider it well to exercised about it, and we would not he Sf.®.®.1

surprised if thev would vet make a

sanctuary a live Irishman, captured by the Dr. after au exciting contest with the Ilcv.

Sub/ret to the decision of the Democratic O'Flaherty. We suggest to the editor of National Convention, to fc holden at Journal the propriety of a match conSouth. Carolina.^ Uroversv between the Dr. and the Rev.

•. DKPARTntK OF TK \INS ON THE I Mr. O'Flaherty upon the respective merits NEW ALHANY A .SALEM RAILROAl). of their religion that Conner be put ap as the prize, to be drawn by the successful champion, and that the same be decided by a committee appointed for the purpose.

OOINO NORTH.

10:30 a. m. p. III. 9:55 p. ra.

Through Kxprci tit OOINO SOUTH. Through Expr*'.** at .W n. m. Freight fti.. JJ-Wn. m. nt p. in.

f&~The telegraph is now completed between New Albany and Michigan City.— I An office will be opened at the Depot in a few days.

ill ojen a School for

come hizhlv recommended.

CHILD'S

SAWATOMIE IJKOWN.—Mrs.

Xcw York

•mil I .,AT

.ma .•ie'-oii.iili-liineiit oiii|iii..nmt iil. "iy thoughts are so much with Cnptain irclc of friends, .Tolln Brown, that I can .scarcely take com-

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IJADY'S I3OOK.—Ihe December |@F~I.)r. Hayes, who accompanied the number of this beautiful Magazine has lamented Kane to the Arctic region in been received. Every ladv should sub- 1853, proposes to undertake another exjpedition in the same direction, through sen or jBaffiu'sBay and Smith's Sound, for the

THIS TllOHNTOWN .VAIL. purpose of navigating, if possible- the open This excellent paper, edited by J. W. Polar Sea which Dr. Kane discovered lyJaekson, is one of the best papers'publish-

ed in the west. Its articles upon the current events of the day, speculations upon the future, and theoretical dissertations

rninnlieit in the affair was rcncrallv 1-i 1 1. ment in another column of this paper and go to roinplicitj tne anair was fecncraiij

upon

also all the iate works of the day, station-! lerv, blank books, steel pens, toys, kc.

I S^'*Kead the new advertisement of W. 1

N. W:is«on, in another column. Ho has

RoriiEt-Y I'ri.rii.i.Ki*.—Tliomes Jefferson once nnid tliat "die old Kedornlists would, it Siitne future day. nttemjit to tret inti rower hv stealing the name Rotiubli- *. ot goods. can." The fulfillment ot the prophecy has been reserved for our dav and genera-: C@i"Richard Canine, Esq., brought into! SunSoft tion. Isitnt-'t.'

Mur

office on last Thursday, a dozen of the 'largest Turnips w. have ever seen. They

in2

philosophical subjects evince a versa-

column the advertisement ot Messrs. Luse

•aT"It is reported that Wendell Phillips, nection with their printing establishment I on receiving one hundred dollars for his one of the best book binderies in the west, recent lecture at Plymouth Church, upon the Harper's Kerry Invasiun. immediately paid over the whole sum as a contribution an a a to leure tor him such t1

..v 8ttF"C)ur readers will notice the adver-1 tisement of Frank M. Ileaton, in to-dav's

weighed hve pounds apiece. Can any of! «ri *mfe our fartuers beat the "Squire

UDMOVAL

r. James Hanna has removed bis tail-

Empire Block, ou the ebrner of the alley near WashingtonHe occupics the

ISTBV the la?t accounts from Ktirope room, which is a very large aud spacious there is a probability that Euclaud and one, in connection with Detehon & Go. He Frauce will come into collision. If such a thiug nhould occur we apprehend that Louis Napoleon will have his fleet swept from the ocean in less than six months. England

has just received a new and elegant assortment of gents' furnishing goods, and is now prepared to exeoutc all orders with promptness and dispatch. We b«speak for qr cititcng.

fc&e & traAuf and ileendi

On the same platform with the atterer of these sentiments, sat Thomas Corwin,

styled conservative wing of the Black-Re-publican party. He listened to the lawless harangue. He langhed at its id ions jokes, and applauded its ribald jeers at the

astic defence of the Pope and the Papacy, Constitution and the laws of his country, we have a sufficiency of tolerance in our He was called on to speak after Phillips had own free way of thinking, independent of resumed his seat. He complied with the

T» A L- request. Did he, amember of the NationKoman or Protestant priests, to give him a hearing through the columns of our paper, careless of the frowns of that Jesuit of

al Legislature, dissent from the traitorous doctrines he had heard expressed? Did he denounce or repudiate the abominable assertion, that, in our prosperous, happy and united country, "insurrection of arms is the lesson of the bonr?" No, "he rose," we are are told, and "after the hearty ap-

uP°n l!?e

°Pimons expressed by Mr.

lPs'

°r ,Wefj

I I flection, lnev should all rencct, as he I

t&" The Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia Press, writing on Saturday, says: ..

Judge Douglas has been confined to his bed by a sudden attack of inflammatory rheumatism.^and Mrs. Douglas, I am sorry to say, continues in a dangerous condition. During the last week.especially on Wednesday, her life was desparcd of. On Saturday there was a very slight change for the

toi/'Tlie bogus Democrats who voted for Ridge for Auditor, have about all gone over to the Black Republican party. We hope I better. Her child, however, is in excellent they will stay there.

health.

MOTIVE FOR NURSING Os- DMC.iO* A CO

their hands, 1 tliiuk this will prove the fc.

'Concord Fight' of an impelling revolution, and that 'Bunker llill liuttle' will surely follow. May God make us strong for Freedom! 1 would say that evil days were near, were it not that no days arc evil which leads to good.

The Republicans in this county should emulate this good lady in her deeds of charity for the suffering captive.

«r \i nL ii This firm are now fairly settled in their

L. .Maria Child,

a zealous Republican ladv a note to the

Tribune saV.,. ,,

-.I

I would expend all I

I IJloek. Their fall and winter stock of dry

jroods have all been received, which they

arc

selling at very low figures.

•, A Tir-Top Mrsic STORE.—The increasto save Ins lite. Jirave old man.— ... ed and increasing patronage enioved by and trenerous, though sad IV inistn- ,, ...

.i .i II .I I large invoice ot riano rortes, and choice

north of the

hi«hest

by him in 1855.

BT ROYAL

W?r

proselyte of Conner, and that our New himself had already resolved to do before I But we can tell the public and with I ri I I I -A I. I I- t, T» I /-V truth too.-that we have ft superior, well-assorted. School Church would sport within its holy giving his vote. licflcct upon what? On and extensive stock. A stock that will meet the

the propriety of treason, servile insurrection aud cival war? Whether John Brown is, or is not, a "hero," the doer of "a noble deed!' and the accomplisher of "a noble work?" Whether the "insurrection of arms" is. or is not, "the lesson of the hour?" The people have already reflected and formed their opinion.

THR LONDON TIMESON COMMODORE TATNALL'S NARRATIVE.—The London Times publishes an abstract of Com. Tatnall's version of the Pciho affair, and praises that officer's conduct very warmly. It says also: t: .« ei.f ,i ,, "If any defense were needed for-the acts of the British Minister and Admiral in those distant regions, it would be found in the dispatch which we have the pleasure ofprinting." v.

.• V»*i "rof. Kissner has induced ail enlargement

ken in Ins mode oi operation. tietlier ,, a »•_ ot bis Music i?tore, to make room tor the thev put him to death, or he escape troin -r«

3 3

stuck of musical instruments and merchandise, which he is now receiving. Every article in tiie musical line can now be found at his establishment, which with its present complete outfit, will prove of great couvunience to bis numerous patrons, and may justly be regarded as a credit, to our town. Prof. K. is an adept in his business an experience of years as a practical piano maker, and professor of music, has seeurcd him a thorough knowledge of the qualities of instruments and should serve as a sufficient guarantee to purchasers. In the selection of Pianos he has been signally fortunate. Those who have procured instruments of him both here and elsewhere will testify to their superior quality. We invite attention to his advertisement and a visit to his establishment.—Greencastle Press..

latitude reached

ARE YOU SICK—or hve you any friends that are sick Then read Dr. Easterly's advertise-

the ajfonu in this plac0 and oht

tality of talent seldom combiued in one in-! recommended for tho Complaint. We allude to Iodine and Sarsapnrilla. Dr. Cardividual organism. The Ladies Depart-, Dr. Easterly mcnt is under the direction of Mrs. Renett ,D'-

thfl modie

,....

KiI, lerI-^

I A I a S a a

0. Jackson, and is ably conducted, the fair pemn]e Cordiu]. TIie»e mcdiciucn have been

editress proving herself, as her articles thoroughly tested in the virions forms of disease full attest, a writer of no mean preteu- for which they are recommended andean be oonfi- ,-, 1 ir -r den tlv recommended »s the most efficacious reme910I1S.

Success to the Mau. 1-1* rt. 1 11 I dies known. They are very popular and are sell1 .• 1 tnsr raptdly in nearlv every citv and town the •iTOur readers will notice in. another

In ted States. To be had of the Agents,

browx

aill

Ji Wilson. These gentlemen have in con- iti-ts.Crawfordsvilln. doe. 25 '58 ly.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. Silt JAM liS CLARKE'S Celebrated Female Pills.

P. epun from a iirrtcriptmn uf' Sir J. Clarke, M. J)., PhyMi-ian Extraordinary lo the Queen. Tins inr*luAM' nii'ijKfflt' i« unfmhug in th« pur# of aU jfciinful Aiv\ t-» which the female tn«rituti*n i« vuMrrt. It ino^rnTfi al! etc#»i ftnt) .•orrt all and a epeedj eurt uut be relied on.

now the finest store-room in town, and filled with the finest and best selected stock

MAKItllCO UUICH

t« peculUHr It vfli. in ehort time, brfif on tiie montblr period witli reyuUritj. Kuril bottle, Coremme®* real UnL-un. to j.r*T#nt eounterfritft.

T«et* nil* fkv*id mnl ht bf ftmmltt during (A* VtRST TWRC/ Jlf£?5TWS irf* t*re*nanr,f,m$ they mrt 9*re t* bring on Mtmmriigt, but ml wiktr Itmt tktf

elteol

AT THE

OLD

CORNER!!

BmroRt)

W. X. WASSOS, S' now in receipt of hit Fall 4ad Winter St6cfc of i!',& j. Staple and Fancy

self-I

CLOTHING,

Hats, Cap*, Boots Jt Shoes,

Queensware,

CUTLERY, ScO., To which be wishes to direct the attention of his

numerous customers, and tbo public generally.— This ia undoubtedly

Oie of the aost Complete Shocks

EVER PURCHASED TOR

The Crawfordsville Trade/

thon(fh wodo no. pretend

to say that it is the lar-

«o»t or only Stock in the market, or that we have

"thuty or forty thousand dollar stock. not by

wuuta ot large patroauge.

LADIES' DEES3 GOODS,

of various kinds and fctylesj uiiil ut unprecedented low prices.

BOXNKTS ANB AiBBOXSl

Of all sorts and sizes for Ladies anil Misses.

French Flowers, American Flowers

ij,-. Laces, Fringes, &c. ^'n(i

BOOTS & SHOES!

Hats and Caps! A nice attortmcnt of fine Shoot fortho Ladies

READY MADE CLOTHING,

Uf all kinds and style*, for Men and Boys. Bring along your

Produce and Cash Farmers, wo will sell yon good Goods lis cheap the clieapei't, and no ?nist:ikc."

SECTION 1.

W. N. WASSON.

November 12.18S9. nlTlv.

ORptJYA.yCE,

To license Coffee Houses, and other places wherein Intoxicating Liquors are sold and drank, ami prescribing penalties for a violation thereof.

i( ordained by the Trustee'" of the

Town ot (.'ritwfordsville. That any permm who shall upply to the Trcu-'iirer of s:iid Town for a license to sell Intoxicating Liquors in le.'i quantities than a quart at a time, before .such license shall i.-sue to him Sllil"" To' one year.

Kill be requested to nay to the Treasurer of said Town the sum of Fifty Dollars us a fee for license for

SKC. 2. Any person who shall sell, barter, or Rive away, or suffer to be sold, bartered, or veil away, any Intoxicating Liquor? in less quantities than a quart at a tim?, within the corporate limits of said town, without having first procured aliuen.-e so to do. as prescribed ill the first section of thi« Ordin.ine«. shall be deemed ftuilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof before a Justice uf the I'eac.". shall be fined in any sum not less than ten nor noire than twenty-live dollars.

SKC. 3. This Ordinance shall take effect ten day« from and after its publication in the Crawfordsville Uuview. ..

Ky order of. the Hoard Trustee?. JACOB CHKISTMAN, l'rcsil'ent. Attest: THOMAS T.--Scwr, Clerk. Novemb-r IB, l&TO." nl'wl.

Notice of Application for License ^OTICE is li'irel si.vcn to. the cjtizLiis of L'uioii

township, Montgomery eonnty, Indiana, and all I O O T7 others whom it may concern, that I-will apply to the W I I I I Hoard of Coiniiiissionerd of the county of Montgomery. Mill) in the State-of Indiana, at their noxt term.ciiinincn-

cingon the tirst Monday in December. A. I). lKi!, for a lic nse to sell "I.ntoxicating I.iijuor-in a less quantity than a quart at a time," for one year. My place of IjuaiiKss and the premises on and in which I desire to sell .said Liquor arciloeated on the east halt" of Lot Number one hundred aad twelve, (lli!,) as the same is ktijivn and designated oil the original plat of the Town of Crawfordsville. MO'IItgom-rycounty. Indian:i. the same, being ill thesuid township of Union, iu said county of Montgomery! Indiana.

Nov. ii. lr'.V.t-Hw. A

Sheriff's Sale.

section eleven, township 17, ranfj 4. containing en

acres more or less: nil lyinc ami bein^ in the county I of MoiiH oinery and State of Indiana and if the rents and profit.-will not bring a suiricient sum to satisfy daiil execution, I will then and thercnMhesnine time and place, offer a gnflicicnt amount of the above described Real Estate to satisfy said execution and 1 cost.«. I

November •, J'W-.tw-fprinter fee 5(1.

Sheriffrs Sale.

virtue offonr executions tome directed froin the Clerk of the Court of Common Picas of Monttrotnmcry county. I .will expose toiale at public aiu:t at the Court House door in the™ ville, Montgomery county, and

November

mANSON & POWERS, drug-

IPW-iSw-fprintcrSCHOOI.KR,

BYClerk

LITTEll PATENT.

's fee W 50.

Sheriffs Sale.

ery county. 1 will txpo-c to ^alo nt public auction. At the Court House door in thi» Town of Cniwfordsri.le, Montgomery county, and Suite of IiiiliAnJt. on Saturday, the 3d day of December, 1859, between thehonr*of 10o'clock a.m. antl 4o'clockp. m. of Mid day. the rent.san.1 profit.'1 for tli'j torni of .•even year* «f the following described Real Kstate, to-wit: The north-west quarter of the «ontli-ea«t quarter of fection SO, township lo. ranges.containing 40 acre., more or less all lyine and being in the eounI tyof Montgomery and State of Indiana and if the rents and pro6ts will not bring a sufficient .-iim to sati^fy said execution'. I will then and there at the same I lime And place, offer a sufficient amount of the above described Ileal Estate to satisfy said execution and cost*.

Taken on execution a.« the property of William M. ancleave.at the suit of Samuel frillitand. WM. K. WALLACE. Sheriff M. C.

By I. N.

novemMr 5, leo9-5w-fpriiitcr'i fee $4 "0.

Notice of Application for License.

Cunirtiiss!onor3

In all of Kenroua aod Spinal AffceUona, Taia t_ klie Oack and Lsanta, Faljfiu.on sliKht ciertkiD. Paipit*- of Crawfordsville, nion township, Mont-. tion n: ih« Hc.irt, H}-*t*riea, and \S iliec* I'ilU will ^ov"

although a powerfal i*me.ly, do not contain iron, ealaoai I

it thin? 1

all directions iccompanr

Sol* A{«at for the Unitad Statat and Canada, JOB UOSBS, (Lata C. Baldwin Ca,) Rochester, N. T. N. —41,00 and poatag* stamp* rneloMd to as aatboriawl Affant, will inter* a botU* of the FQla bj tttan

farad* V' *-f*"

oritur ostahlislimcut to the treat room in! antimony, or an thin? hurtful to the eonstitatioa. J- JL'JS .JL v_/ JL ^5 I I bo sold to retailers and other* a", low rate*. The

MCII

paekage.

MAySOKA POWEB'S.

Vl0.n22-1}*. 'Die. 18, ISSS.r iNE proos Uccrt.ive's Holland Bittern, MANSON A !\)WEK!?.

.•arioty of To»» ever brought to Crawfords-

Cats, Elephants, waeont", Horses. Trains of Car?, Gyroscope and other Tops. Drams and Trumpets, Wax, China. Porcelain and India Kubber Polls

ax, China, Porcelain and India Kubbe and Doll-heads. Teasetta. Coffee Mills, and many other articles-too numerous to mention all of which wilt be disposed of at low rates. Call in and see our Clock-work Locomotives and liift perform. FRANK M. TIEATON,

Nov. 12,1S59. Crawfordsville, Ind.

/r GROSS NcLunc1* Till* and Vermifoffo, 0 at'-rsr?? MAN80N & I'OWEKS.

Invoice File*, Mucilage, Wostenliolm's Cutlery,' Dice Boxes, Chessboard*, (Jum Seal*,

TY virtue of an Execution to me directed, from the 1* Clerk of the Court of Common l'leas of Montgomery county: I will expose to sale at public auction at the Court House door in the Town of Crawfordsville. Montgomery county, and State of Indiana, on Saturday, the 3d day of December, 1859, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, the rents and profits for the thrill of se\ en ears, of the following esc ri bed Real L^tatc. ct 4 RI M,, .,.. to-wit: The west ha of the north-west quarter of 1 BIJANIV BOOKo, DIAItll^iS, TEACH- BOOt/Sj

I State of Indianji, on

virtue of an Execution to tnc directed, from the Blue and Indelible Inks, nnd Inkstands. Writingof the Court of Commonl*lea»of Mont^nm-i Sand and Sand Boxes. F. M. HKATON,

Nov.

SCHOOI.KK.

county, Indian*, at their next.term, commencing 1

on the first Vondfiy in Dcccmber, tor a *\LJ-!

12. JS.VJ.

Deputy.

15i8^,w41^'aD'jOSEPlI H. HARDEE. HHUE underpinned has just received from Eng-

eur« wh»n all other meanii L*T» biled, and I 1 _|_ land—where thev were manufactured to or-

/™V

IVI

HAVE on hand the Wejt stcck and greatest P0.""

r:&

LOW PRICES!

vjy

i. ?i

ff iifsiiduq Jih •n :)r..T2si

Constantly on Hand tin inn EVERY ARTICLE bib li

Used in the Counting Room,

ovj i-r Ftji.?

i,n r./vl?: "iVJ- rh::-:'Kr{'

In the "Wabash. ValleyJ If-' SH

Embracing amongotJicrd the following:.

U-Mr -H

Inkstand*, Sand Boxes,J Letter Stamps, Wafer Cups, Deslc Kuivc*, Rulers, Writing Pads, Erasora, PaperWeights, Gold Pens, JJJ-.II Letter Clips, Shorn, Port Folio*, '..•. j." 1" Envelope Paper, India Kubber, »ir '-TS Wafer*, ,, Letter Scaleii,"

Scaling Wax, Steel Pens, Lead Pencils, Bankers' Cases, Letter Boxes, Pen Holders, Money Rook, Pen Racks, Quil" Pens, Desk Pancils, Ulotting Paper, Ivory Tablets, Spring Files, Quills, Elastic Bands, Calendars, Ivory Folders, Paper Files, Book Rests, Gum Tickets, Rod (Spool) Tape, Embossed Envelopes Mourning Note.

'.J'.lt:'

LUSE & WILSON

Lafayette. Nov. 12,1S5S. nlTly.

To Millers.

To Miller*.

To Millers.

FOR PRINTED FLOUR SACKS, FOR PRINTED FLOUR SACKS. FOR PRINTED FLOUR SACKS,

ADDRESS LUSE Sc WILSON. •.* ADDRESS LUSK A WILSON, ADDRESS LUSE A- WILSON,

Eafayette, Ind.

November 12,1959. nlTly

For If Veil Paper, |. For Wall Paper, Go to LUSE & WILSON.

N\v. 12. IS.V.'-ly. Lafayette. Ind.

7T:

LUSE & WILSON. T~~

Book jBinbcrs and Job Printers, LAFAYETTE, INDIANA. November li. 1S"'.'.

"ffRAiMirim.'s

VHA". 'i .'J :»dT •. '.J ri"

.Hit?*,"-*:. .• :j\.

WHICH WILL BE

Sold at Cheaper Sates,

:r si. ,r I V. THAN KVKE BEFORE OFFERED

nlTly.

CR,i W'FORIPS WEE E

Frank, ill. Heaton,

WUOl.KPAI.E AM) KLTAII. 7KA1.KK IN

paper //.i.vf /.v«,v,

won\ IT/* A Gaiters for the Lad cinc\ Al tides, iVrc., Aici. Gaiters for the Ladii

J^EEl'S constantly on liimd a lar^o a.-sortmcnt QaiterS for the Ladies,

SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS,

In general use, together with a grunt variety of

Pocket and Family Bibles. Of all :.izcH and price.*.

ERS' SCHOOL KEfJI.STElifj, TOY BOOKS, REWARDS OF MERIT,'INKS,

INKSTANDS, PENCILS, PENS,

Taken on execution as the property of Leonard Graves, at the suit of Samuel (tilliland. WM. K. WA ijLACK. Sheriff M. C. I'ENIIOI.DEKS. Ac., which will 1 disposed of ut ,. Ij.v I.. N. S^'ii»'»ijKit. deputy. 1 Cincinnati prices. Nov. ]'J, ISi'J.

Notice of Application for License.

NUnion

,linty

f°T

to-wit: Lots No. one anil two, in Canine's addition ness ard the premises on arid in »hicli I desire to ,i „r

Nov. 12. 1

Crawfordsville, Ind.

Picture Frames and Mouldings.

FINE assortment of Gilt, A Rosewood Mouldin

kert

VTOTICE in hereby pven, that .1 will apply to X"oiuuouuam win rgem BOOiu. 1 f'\ AND BOVS \TS & \PS L^-l.hc ?°j-rd

Montgomery HAVE just received a la rate and welU»orted

1 "V^1 der—a lartre lot of superior Steel I'ens. which will I

w]!'^.nt

,t0

tt"-v

ce'i't

1'^' raiJ.

'••IC I'r,cc-

ille, consistinir in part of Biros, Dojrs, Monkeys, Ileaton's Ilank Ten. #1,0'i per (fross Extra "'3u3." 1,00 Commercia'.

Afti!

AHEAD!

GREAT RUSH

i. *.»• FOR •.•"jf/f 1 Fall and Winter

CLOTHING

810,000 STOCK OF

WE PLEDGE OUHSELVES TO SIIOW THE

|Best Stock of Clothing

EVER SOU) IN THIS TOWN:!

100 Cases Custom Made BOOTS & SHOES!

HATS & CAPS

Of every quality and style in use..'

30.000 YARDS OK

DRESS GOODS!!

(NEW STYLES.)

THREE MtU.VM) RED

(NEW STYLES

IMMENSE T»I3L,ES

EVERYTIIINU IN" THE LINE OK

DRY GOODS

Of every quality and style.'.:

This immonse stock was purchased since the great

Decline in Prices East!

IVe can and will sell Goods

ITK

We iu\ite every I.iuly to come umi seo.

.. .. (iKAHA.M ItRO'S.

•1.000,000 Feet Lumber 200.000 Loth 100.0C0 Shinalo.s 2,000,000 lbs. Feathers •4.000.000 lbs. Butter 5,000,000 lbs. H.-iirs 200,000 dozen kuifs. Nov. 5, ls -)0. GRAHAM BKO S.

BOOTS SHOES,

I'OR TIIE

BOOKS & STATIONERY, I^IXjiXjZcSKr.

Gaiters for the Ladie

OTICE is hereby given to tho citizenn of township, Montgomery county, In-i All kind* of SIlOCS for tilT l.lulilX.

ale at public auction, diann. and all others wliotn it mav concern, that Ill Limit nf Vhnps for the I-nlii-s Town of Crawfords- I will apply to tho Hoard of Commissioner* of the *!"'11 ,eS '0f ,C

Saturday, the 3d day of December, 1859, nt their next term, commencing on the first Mon- Ill kinds of Shoes 111L" Lllll.fS. between the hours of 10 ..'clock n. m. and 4 o'clock ^''i*5'™,'

*'Lic.e."'!etMian

t,0

SuH

ID. of faiil day, tUe rct»ta and profit* for the tiriu iff I IntoxiciitinK Liuuora in Iora janiuit\ a seven yc«rs of the following de^enhed Ren! Estate, at a tune," for one year. My jdaeo of IMI.-*!- A mnrtif of iSl!Oi /or thr ft ltdrr/l,

to the Town of'Crawfordsville: all lyinirand beinc in sell said l.iquors are located on the north east corner ,1""^ "C ',/// the eounty of Montgomerr and State..f Indiana «n.l |0t nntnber ono hundred and sis. {1 Oo) as the I variety oj .JMi:s tor the. Children, to satisly'said execution,1! will then\nd'thcrenat the •*'!"*?Cr v" "t"' l'lnt TTin B(K)tS for the GCIltS, same time and place, offer a sufficient amount of the I the Town of Crawfordr-i ille, Mon'.(foniory '"...IIIIabove denoribed Ileal Estate to fatisfy aaid execution Indiana, the same bcinjr in the Bnid Mwiiahip Kin Knftts IOrtlie OrentS. and costs. of Union, in staid county of Montgomery. Indiana. »».

Taken on eiecation «Mhe property of Nathaniel Nov. S, lSSf. w4. HENRY CATT1CK. iiip iiOOtS IOf tilC IjrCIltS, lleatty, at the unit William Robertson, Chilion |v, ... Johnson. William S. Oaley and others. &un*>ri*f ~U*riiiu*r Vluitltt Ikip UOOtS IOr tilC ixeillS,

WM. K. WALLACE. Sheriff M. C. Parlor IHtas. f«. By I. N. iieputy. KEEP constantly on hand a full assortment of W fltCr-prOOl l.jOOt.S IOT UCni..,| 11 Amdoffatc's Bank F.uid. and Butlcr'scclebra- Watcr-prOOf Boot.s for GcntS.! «).• ted Mercantile ritinj? Htuds. which arc the

BookficDcr and Stutioncr

Blank Books.

DAY-BOOKS,

Ledgers. Journals. Cash Book*,

Record Book*. Tuck and other pocket Memorandum*. Blank Note Bookn and Lcj^ul Blanks of all kinds, alwavs on hand at

IIEATON'S BOOK FTORE.

I Ivil Hoofs, KTid .Hoots, J-Cid Hoots.

Morocco Boots,

Montgomery, in the Stale of Indiana,! KinilS 01 MlOCS lUT tilC Lilllirs,

Calf Boots, Calf Boots, Calf Boots, Calf Boots,

A Varietu of SHoi"s for the Children.

„,,r

t,.,- tl,r ('Lihlrrn

hc»t Ink* in ii?e in thU State. Also—fine Ked,).: Water-proof Hoots for bents, Sheriffs Sale. Water-proof Boot.s for Gent.v I^X V'r,'*1'•fu

1,000

D0(H*

COD,tonl*!Men and

DUJR

Portmonnaies and Pocket Book&,/

of Pocket Hookh. I'ortmonnaic, and Tur- AM en Lfieap,

Boys

__T I it r\

Clothing.

CRAWFORDSVILLE BOOK STORF i^'*' MKN AND HOY IS HATS it CAPS, ., ,,

Notic«rof AppHcaihm far in

£Doing on thiirnt t»«n«e to Nil Sn-

toxicatiM Liquor* In less qosntitit* than a quart at a time,'*nr one jesr. My plao of bnsinem and emiscs whereon said Liquor* are to be drank, aro located od the south half of lot number TO. in th* original plat of the Town of Crawfordsville. Lnion township. Montgtimery connty. Imtjaim.

Xov. S. ISSiMw. MICHAEL OERBRICK.

PHKMIUMS! PREMIUMS^ THE

follr»wfn

Premium* itri offerfd by (besub-

scriber. to nu man or o«mDaoy of tn«n. who will s»t up the' besr fftttfM gel up t...

*7* bc*d threa nmJ- fowr year old STKERS. wciehing 120Q !l,«%and upwards, grot to bo de»r«ii wtthin ioor. WtO from (late.and wru-hed on his Scales, near CrawfordfviUe.'Ind.i for which Hie sfeller shitl r«celv».«t er«. %, and a twenty-dollar Silver Cup. a« a Premium. A rTcnniiiin of a $Si (uld Plcco wlli at*ff lio etv^n on one hundred head of the snino kind nf Cattle, sam* wenrtH: prlee and delivery «mne as above. Will alfW (five a Premium of five hundred dollar' (#300) in Gold to any man it company of men. who will get up and de ivcr one thousand (!0W hoad of the bc«t fatted

HOGS, weighing from 200 to 400 u,9. nett— average weight -'JO to be delivered and weirned on ni« Pork Ilonse Seales dnrint

the month of l»eceinber. TTr'ncmemlier. this is a Premium which

propose paying ovrr and above the

regular market price tor such hoss. on the day of de-. livery. J. AV. RLAIR. Crawfordsville. Oct. i9. lAW. ni*w l.

NOTICE TO TAX-TIYER^

FOR 1859.

N'OTICK

is hereby civen. that for the purpose of N-ccivitic TB.XCS. .will attend either in person or bv Pepnty. nt the usual ners of holding elc.Mion* in tho several Townships, as follows: C.uil (,'reek Township. Tuesday. November 1st. 1H39.AV'ayne Wednesday, Oil.

Ripley

Brown

Thursday. Friday. Saturday.

Seott

(Mark Wa nut ... Erank.in Sugar Creek Madison.. .- Union

,3d. •Jth. 5th, 7th. fth. 9th. 10th. 1th.

Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday, Friday, Saturday.

l'Jth.

Rnlrs of Tax for

For State tax 20 cents on esch one hundred dollars. Slid ill con Is poll C°oiitt ta.v !." cents on caclk ona hundred dollars, and ."0 cents poll School t.i\ 10 et». on each one hundred dollars, and jo Mils poll: Sinking Fund tux eeuts 011 each one humlred dollars in all the townships Itoad tax ." rents 111 all the townships upon rm-h one hundred dollar-, except Wavnr. which is I ei'nts on the humlred: Kiplry 'lils «.| JIip hundred: Brown i" cents Oil the hundred'. Scott is UcenlK 011 the hundred Madi.-on is 3 cents i*n the hundred Wnlii'-t jj 4 cents on the huteln-d: Township tax 3 oents 111 all the townships upon each ono liuntlred dollars, ext'ept (*oal 'reek, liinli is ccnt« on the hundred: Scott is lo nt en the hundred: Madison is "J cents on the hundred Franklin 4 cents or»:'• the hundred: Clark is'.1 cent., the hundred Rail-jl* Hoad tax is Ml cents on each one hundred dollars int all the townships School Buildini: tax 011 the 0110 humlred dollar- is l." cents iu Coal I'reck. nil.1.10cents poll cents ill Kipley 111 cents in Hrowti. and ".'5 cts... poll 1 cent iu Scott .Scents in Madison cents inFranklin Scents in Walnut, and l." rents p«vll- 10 et«. iu Clark, and cents poll III cents in I" nioii. and -S cent« poll '.11 cents in the Corporation ot the Townof'tf Crawtordsvilli'. and '•ucents poll. $'(•

WM. 11. SCHOOLEB. Treasurer

Oct. -Ii. 0} Montgomery County.

TIIK P1RAU0N SKLMJKNKRATI.NG

GAS HNKK, FOK SALE BV It*. II. Am./. .1. Hale

•iff eats

FOB

INDIANA & KKiVTUCKV.

Conil)incsSini|p!icity. Sal'ctv and

CMIIOMIV,

BEILLIANT GAS

itli

Brilliancy of Liirlit in any vo pcrat iirc. It isdevoid of smell, smoke or lliv-kcr, L'lvin.'a s'.cadv,

LIGHT.

Applied to nil styles of Oil. IxeroM-nc. 1:11 plienc. and Burning Fluid Lamps. aUu with foiled land on pressure to a.: kind.* of «a* Fixture.* ti. iking its own i»:is in the burner as fast as nv|iiirc-d from Burning Fluid. By a simple screw it 11 in stalitly reduced from a lull lila/e to a sni:dl one. ami as 'illicitly reMorud. A la-ay.* ready and in ord-r. Can It seen burning at the f'riinu II..11*.'. I Cotilltv Kiirhti for ,-:iic bv the Agents. f: I

Guarlianis Sale.

NOTICK

L'IVI'II, th it lln* iiMh r-icn*1!.

(Hianliiit) N.uiry il- in, ip r.-x ti "t iui-..un.| I isi»ti*i.) will iu i.|* in *»r*!c «.f tli«' nil "I C*• »miii#»n iMrit-«.f Mnntifi.ini'rv 4'onn: r. j»t -r •I Term. I'-.Vf, M'll »t jmMir t*n ir t!»•• V»irt K-.u '\mr in !H' Ton »i of (*r nf«r»f illr. on I li»• V'». fi -IMv of Nm\IMIIImt. !li 11 iiiln 1

TkI

I S

II oiM'-ilnr«l pnr»

I ll: tot !U 111! 11»"« I 11 ad of [, I :»•!. 11 in ni«l I .'Oil it v. wit: The \V. of 11f X. K. tr «f sec. I town I!. range :i-.vi-sl. to ihe g'i"i bnblei: it ntni-h t: in ill" A d:u in i-t ra tor oft lie E -tate ot I Id wind II in. la -aid eonnty. di u.ll -ell :,t p.ibln' ue.I ion the otlier «. third.- of said pi --iin-' r.

or S a I. I -Hue-third of 1 ii purchase mi nev

I to !, paid iu hand the day -»!••. ..M.- ihip! in twelve iiioirhs. and 1 lie I., 1 j. 11 in i-iv'iteen nu.i.t! from day of sale, lb- |:ir'-»i:. er cxce.it mi bis n,.teM'..r the di fe'.red lym-ut-, -aring inteic-t from dnle. wail ill!' !ii .iluation and apiii'iiiseiuen: I iivs.. and .-ccuring lb-.-inn bv 111 tIl-

M. Ii. WHITE. Cinrdi.ui.

n."ober l- .V.I l.v-lprV !e" i'.|

Sheriff's Sale.

I IOIIIIIIL'•

south -i.|e of II .rri-'oii ,-ti •I M0111.-

if the rent-• .'ind protit ill not briiiL' to s-it i-l extteii Ion. I ill I lie 11 11 ud :ini- and j.laee. .,*f,• a -utl'ieiem

Tinnr? Rnnts fnr fhp Rnvs ti-wit: J^tt No. 4. in Muck No. t!« Tuwn of U00C1 1300Us lor llie I30\".,

J) irIilJ?f(n

!°r

At Bromley^.!

ovemoer 5,1S50.

,, ... ., l"^OTI(.'E i« hereby eiven, lh» The '"Hank and "Commeroiar aro tho best j.l Buard of Couunii-iuiiera of Moiintumrry r..unty buaineaa pens in u.«o, aud the "SuS" pen ia

WWIW

Warranted Eqnal to Ciillott'*. I 1"JTMrrrilithan a tjuiti

iromery v«. br

,„

U1V-.vV'.-'

ingof all size." and pnccs, and chcap Picture I MOn wnO OOyS LdOulllig, and pruliu will not brniK a 'iitliei.'tu -.mil to «ati ifjr Frames,' rcadv tnado. Also—a large stock of 1 M»n and BOVS Clothing, .'aid execution. I will then and tin-re at the 'nine no LuhosrBpb8'

(,ril(.ry

Tlririfl Tinnfv fnr I fie Hov^ i.Tl.v-s:.* feet on the «uth tide uf Main street, runUOOU DOOlA lor Uic

nins

.L n.rr.ct ,, Taken on execution as the property ol ll.irnet M.

Nov. 12. 1S59. nlTly i* MEN AND BO\»S IIAT8 & CAPS, I Webnerand ..thereat the -.tit il'.rac- C. Wheeler. E N A N O S A S & A S I

xtvv AK

,nVs

HATS I-N PH

virtue of an E\"cuti.,n t,. n,e i]mv]i,|. fr t'lerk of the ('ourt of ('oiniiion 1'Ica- of Monu- 'ioI ery '""ii lit v. I hill expose to-aic at public aneiiou.nt the Colli ifoii-e iloor in tbcTown ot ('ra foi ,1-1 iI'k,

Monti 111:1". ('.'.iiiit v. and Siatc.,) In liana. 011 \/h tin/ uf .Vorc//ibrr, 1 between the hour- of III o"•!..•! and I o*c ...-k p. ,£ 111. ot

Saturday, tin 1 the hour- of Mi o" nd dav. lb- roils ear.- of the follow to-wi': I.ot v.,. on". 1 No. len. in William Co*' larlini loii. ami

I.vid Hoots,

•lot-! a. 111. and I Mil.1 Oiolits |\.i the IIJ •If.-elil.t Ileal IN,ate. .. three an.I lour, in block iiddiio.n I., ii,,- Tov.n \t.v —i feet 'laell oil I l|t» .•.•I all l.vin^'an'.l beinu in and .^latt: Indiana: tin 1 1 -ulii.-ieiit tliere at the -iitiio .111,1 of III- a'loVM id e.\eeut loii autl

JM(

df-'-rilifl ii al lv-t:itv to satistv -a Co-t-'. Taken 011 t-veution as the prop Webster. Cornelia I'liihp-, a:id nth Andrew 1 t'of 111 a 11.

at til':

W.M. K. WAI.I.\CK It I.N. St

Sh'-rilT M. C. 11 »i/I.h.K, lit put}'. I:II

t)"tolier 1-Vi -liv printer's

Sheriff's Sale.

)Y virtue of two K^'jeiitiont to me du the Clerk of tl

U"Hi

Irom

l'l":i ot M..HI

"'onut \, I will vx to »I j»uhi au»'t i«»n. I at the «'oiii I toil-*.' in fh«? Tnwn ('i aw!«rd.-• vill*-. •**•11 r»f.v• •*»i«i St:tr•-(' In li i.'»r*

rem h. r, iV/tf,

Saturday, the lii//r day of X' it'.'tncn hmir-i of 1" nVlhck, n. rn. ntrl I '/clerk p. m. of -anl d:»v. ih» »tn*i pr*«Jii- f»«r tIt•• t«-rin of -4-vrn year- "t Hn.*

IOIIMW III^ il«erib'd K*ai

-i it !.«•{« N

J-.-inh*#

iu h*T Iv fi aii'l I xvrnf ix

lln* -aiii" ir known unl »Iv-11 n:i(•» mi tho ordinal plat .| h»- l'o\* «»l Imini, in tin* •'••nnty of Mniiiff'MiM'r*. nnd Sr ol fii'liana mid if lnn'nfi andprullt-i hnnu a *«ii!li«:i**iif .-uiii l«. -ufi-ly -a

I1c

T'fu it»MI will i}i«n ainl tfiir-at th: ".trim tiin" ami plai**', ofl ra *-:uih' i-nt imiMiiit of the

MM.VO

di.v'Tibt'd U-t.ite to jad.ity .«aid *-xrvuti*iis and Taken on f.xccut ion thr propfriy of Hiram Hut h?i at tl»« »u11 of M. .Stoddard, and ai.-o Fowi'rrand Adntn Karl.

W.M. K. \VAMiA(T. Sheriff M. ('. Hy f. .N. in.'H.KK, tol^rW. w-rpnnt^r'!1 t'-'j tiu.

v'°«• 0^.

1 I I l*»rk of th«r irrint I ourt »f roun-

Cto//* MmOOtU WOT wmCMtM* isA will expo-H to.-ale Mt piihiir auction, at ih« Court Calf Bootu for Kent*, ifeuty^nd'iU^'o !'1"1"

Calf MB00tt( for ticnts, Saturday, the'3'ith du if of ^\otember, 18.09, Calf Boots for t*etltH. [|K. hoiiMof lOo't'lock. a. m. antl I O'clock p. Good Boots for the Bovs,

tc-i. from th«.

Mo,ltK",n"

I tin v. the r.'iit-. mill profit'fur the term of .rtot' tlie ftillnwiii:r"ile«'ribt.,i Krsij K'tnt'-,

rnmlittmi. fronting

,uth with Madison .urect one htindred and thir-

Rnnls fnr thf IJOVS. ty-tw'tlcei al-o, |.ot.« No.-itantl ••even, ill block No.

nine, iu William O.x'" Addition to the Town of liar-

I Men and Boys Clothing, linirton nforcai.l all ljing an.l In-ill^ in the County I "r MontKomery and Stateof lnli:ina: arid if the rent#

I oetobcra.

1 7"

Sheriff's Sale.

I1Y

vjrtun tif an Clt rk 'tf the 'iri'uil Oiiurt of Montsoint.-i. IT. will t-xp'.-c to -aIf at pill,lit" iiuolit.n nt the Court llouje d'jor, in the Town of Cr:iwfordaville. Mont^bm-t-ry county, and Maty uf Imliiitiu, on

Sat urday, the 2](h day of Sovember, 1859,

botwern the hnur.* .f

AAV JO wjfl II 1*1 O. p.

111.

I I.,rtli-ivi"-t

Notice of Application for License. I will apply to the tween «•!i»'in'! I'J, thenrt* n«»rth t* the p!»cc of

u. ui. an'l ..'clock.

of *:iid diiy. the rent.- .'in.l pnitit- f..r the term r.f

TVQ ean- of the I'dlowini .It-frilHtJ K-nl t'tntc.

ill DAwillijfl IJ. it,-wit: Tlmt part t.r tht- -..u'li-Ht-t qii.irtt-r t.t ,'ttca» tit.n ftft'ien. to^n^hip nirn.'ttn-n. riurtb of ninifc four At BROBflULlXl 9. w-t. ulueh i^ bounded a« f.ill«»'-: U.'#i»mos al tba

corner -ni'l tion. and runuinjf

1 ib.-nwun t.iu- htin.lntl uml tilty--ix p..|. *. theneo

—. ...nth to tli.- iii.rth iii.ir^'iti of ^iignr f.re.-k. tht-no

.. ,i»nu:um»rry r«»uuty. bvifinmu^: nil I vinjrnixl l»cins in the (V»u«iy Mont-

IndUrm. at their no.tt t^rin. c*»niin-ncinc on the (irnl urn! nnd it th«. rent.Monday ia December. 1P59* for "Liccuw to sell In- profit* will ri«»t hrin^ a «nfTinet»t •»ini to SAia toxicatinc Liquor* in I'uiioii. I will tiien ui'l thi*reut tho.*mjij liiuo aud