Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 December 1859 — Page 2

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Saturday, December 3, 1859.

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IW SUKSCKIKEUS. JS:

For President in 1860,

A. 5.

Subject to' ills', decision u( the Democratic National Convention. to holdm at j* Charleston, South Carolina.

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EtaTOn the outside of to days paper our readers will notice an article from the State Sentinel, giving an account of the coutestcd election case in Morgtru county. Wc wish every Democrat to read it and see the beautiful consistency and hone3ty of the Black Republican party in the North. We also desire that portion of the clerical fraternity in our midst, who will soon bo preaching Brown crucified and NO Democracy damned, to give it a perusal

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IV'ai/ne—William Walters. ... Coal Creel is

Ripley—K. Mi-Makin.

THE LATEST DODGE—JOlIIfX. kOB* 1 if SON AT WORK.

We see it stated that John L. Robinson !c Co.. have made all the arrangement* for

on the day of the Convention, and aa Democrats they will demand, as thrvr right, admittance. The Montgomery delegation, with the exception of two, will use all their influence to instruct the delegation to Charlesthd to vote for Stephen A. Ponglas, atul John L. Robinson and his clique

of disorganizcrs will find tbcjsc men fylly posted upon his antecedents and will resist any attempts at coercion or bribery to thwart the wishes of the- great miss of the Democracy. Indiana to day is /almost unanimous for Douglas, and .on the occasion of the State Couvention, the Charles-

ton delegation will be instructed to wte for '.him. Rjbinson Cq:, may as well say

'sJo*.m! tlicir prayers, their power as political trick-

Wp'm'Jstcrs

.1 50 l. m. ." u. ill. 7:35 p. m.

JTr'Tlic A'vomntnJn'ion Train going *orth. con-j n»ct.s with truin.s fur Tiidiajmpolis. Chicinimti nud Chicago. K. E- BB\ANT, Agent.

•1:1 very man who lias neglected to pay his illations are provided for this small army, subscription for the last year and those Part of the soldiers are quartered in the who are in arrears since 1854 tire request-1 churches. John Brown maintains his woned to make immediate settlement and save cost, as wc intend to commence slicing.—

We have thrown grass long enough and like the old man in the fable shall try what virtue there is stones. ,-r

BRING ON THAT I'LOUR. Those subscribers who promised to pay

their subscriptions in Flour, are hereby notified that the same has not yet been received.

Covintv Democratic Convention to instruct, the delegates in favor of Ex-Cov. Joscpli A. Wright for President, which was resisted and defeated, and the delegates instructed for Douglas. Hon. John (i. Davis made a speech on the occasion, in which he declared he always had been and always

would be a Democrat.

the communication

86F*Thc notorious Dr. Leib, who tra- the programme of the State Central Cornversed Illinois last year denouncing Doug- mittee for the governing of the Democratlas as an abolitionist, is now going over the Jic State Convention in January. The State organizing "Cameron Clubs." programme is all well enough with hut ope

TIIE .MOXTCO.MERV DEFECATION,

The Couvention also requested every!

Democrat in the county to attend the State

Couvention.

Beynoi.ps' Whoi.ksalh

ders to Mr. R.

Grockky,

has departed, the Democracy of the

Uoosier State arc for the Little (riant.

LATEST NEWS from CHARLESTON'S. Dispatches from Charles town to the 30th ult., says: There arc nearly 3000 troops

a a a I in Cliarlestown to-day, and reinforcements

I are constantly arriving. Scanty accommo-

derfu! equanimity, and is busied with correspondence and reading. No further interview with him will be allowed. Ilis

time and patience were exhausted by curious visitors. Cook is very much r.haken. His lips quiver, his hands shake, arid his.eyes wander. lie evidently anticipates his death with great horror. The other prisoners are inueli the same. Stephens' face is very .much swollen, but his life will last long

^as made in the 1 .ukt, I The negroes say they are?as com

fortable as could be expected.

of Mr. He adoflicious

McClelland in another column, ministers a fitting rebuke to the

The execution on Friday will take place

in a large field back of the prison, in the rear of which arc mountains. The scaffold will be finished on Thursday morning. The noose is already made, ft is of cott.ni rope. The arrangements for the hanging arc in charge of Major

Cencral Talliaferro, Sheriff Campbell and

—v I exception,- and that is holding tho Conven-

'=Th« following arc lh, names of t!,o g».|"» doors, none.bnt Men.™ appointed |.v the Democratic Conn-. rcgnlarly nppo.nte.l flclcgatcs. At Mr ty Convention on U.o 24,.I, ot la,t Scptcm. I Convent on ,n September, a re»o-

ber. to attend tbe State Convention at the I'ntion was passed rcqucst.ng every Demo-!

Capital, to beholden on the 11th of Jan nary. We give the names of the town ships in which these gentlemeu reside:

Union— Mfcj. I. C. Elston, M. 1. Man

son, Lew Wallace. Clark—James 1'. Ilanicy.

Franklin—Alexander F. JIarpcr.v .• Walnut—Thomas E. Harris., t.! Sugar Creek—Silas PotersHin.vi.sa? '.

'••••••.Madison—Joseph West. V. Scott—William Cott. •, JBrotrn—Joseph Allen. ..

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fayette.—We call the attoniion of our readers to the advertisement in another column of Edward ff. Reynolds, wholesale Grocer, at Lafayette. Mr. Reynolds lias

in store thc largest and finest stock of Groceries in Lafayette. Our merchants will find it to their advantage to send their or

for President is another question.

THK CONGRESSIONAL RACE

tjiat

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J«. U« fo, PrraiJcOfj. I.,no is «*•o», fOT gift p.™,, very clever man—in his way, but his fitness

Wlt"

IS I8G0.—

John S. Williams is at present the onlv one spoken of in thc eighth district as the Democratic candidate for Congress., Mr. W. is a Stirling Democrat and a man of decided ability and talent. Outside of our own county, we are for giving him tho

racfl. He would make the campaign a hot one^or the Hon. James Wilson, who will un

an in

THE STATE CPSVKMTIOH. We iflggest that I# the day of bar Sltte Convention some sBok man as Dr. Athoc be Appointed to pr^ute Over the deliberations .of that body,.' instead. .of the etool-

holding the Dcrfwrtratic Convention at the Capital, in January. According to Uigeoa th&t Eobinsoa will have selected to

the progiamine," the Convention is to be assist„in dairying out.hjs progrynme to, held with closed doors, none to be admit- defeit Ectasias. .Tho'Democracyl cannot ted except the regularly appointed dele% betoo -wide-awake.The -State,_Coav*n-

gates, who are to be furnished with cards of admission by the President of the Convention. ilow this arrangement of Robinson's may suit the Democracy of the State generally, wc arc unable to say, but one thing is ccrtain, the members of that party in Montgomery county will utter their protest to any such dodge of Robinson & Co., to defeat the will of the majority. The probability is, that, independent of the regularly appointed delegates, many others of the party will visit the Capitol

tion ia,185T should teach them a lesson, and warn them in time against the trickery that is now being planned at thp capi

tal to carry out the schemes of .Robinson & Co. to defeat the party in-1860.

8®*Ossawatoime. Brown was undoubtedly executed yesterday. N^tt week we shall publish full particulars of the affair.

S©~Thc delegates who attend the State Convention on the 11th of next month should by all means rectify the mistake made by the Central Committee, and hold the Convention with, open doors. John Robinson's plan of issuing tickets and excluding the .rank and file of the Democracy

will not be submitted to.

fiSf*James P. Watson, of Crawfordsvillc, has-been-appointod a'member of the State Central Comniittec for jtlie Eighth District, to fill the vaicanefficcasloned by

,J8^"!j\n^effort

A jiroclamation has been issued "forbid- lowing a camel. I %enturc to say that

ding any person to leave his house after

dark, under penalty of ten dollars. On the day of execution all communica

tion between Cliarlestown and Harper's Ferry will be suspended, and no dispatches will be permitted to leave the latter placc without, first having undergone strict supervison Ml persons, and cspccially Northcners. arc solicited to stay away.

ADMITTANCE TOR TIIE RANK AM FILE. The State Sentinel of Thursday contains

Delphi. .mrijMrt. koit ~7"^ I I

is to be ma^/to' rc|organ-

iz.c the Louisville Legion, in itSj^ay a celchrated military..corps. .•

I!\T IT-IS noiNfJ FOR TIIE SICK. Wm. ftch'nchman, Esq., tire well known Lithographer, says: ."I have frequently used Btcrhavo's Holland 'Bitters, and find it invarihbly relieves, indigestion.and' de

bility. ''.r Rev. Samuel Babcock, says: "I found

special relief from its use, for a severe headache, with' which I had long suffered." J. W. Woodwell, Esq., says: "I havo used Boerhave's Holland Bitters myself, and reccommcnd it to others, knowing it to

be just what it is represented." •-,m

if the unsophisticated Ass of the Journal had sufficient brains to comprehend the

game of billiards, he would see the purilit.y of his stupid strictures and abandon a

profession that nature never fitted him for. In nearly all of our public journals this beautiful and intellectual game is spoken off and commented on as one. of the most healthful and intellectual recreations of the age, and is indulged in by the best and purest men of the country. In some of the Eastern collages, billiard tables are fitted up for the especial benefit of the students, the professors regarding it as highly beneficial both to thevphysical'and mental condition of the pupil who, needs relaxation, from his arduous "studies.— Verily the Journal man is behind the age, a relic of superanuated fogy ism, bigotry and ignorance."In Conclusion I trust

te"0#ii a»(1

let the politi^ans .fix up their :tioke,t:for Monday last, The wai ^iit only

them. If the-Centrab Committee: -desire about

harmony in the party thev wilLnnmediatcvi

ly change their programme and throw open

the doors of the Convention to thc rank

V,.M',C5°^.

held their Convention with closed doors.— opened for the prosecution and was follow-

None but the hirrh priests- of the Assassin ". j?, .v.iti if- followed Mr. rucClurg, for thc prosecution. Order were admitted.. .:

an^j

j'»S~Thc Brooklvn, l. Times savs ,f ,. ..1 ,, a half, during which time the Court-house 1 rof. Lowe balloon was gotten up to ut- erewded with eager listeners. The tract visitors at twenty-five ccnts a head,'charge of Judge Wood was listened to instead of to make an mrial vovasrc^".iiiv# with unbounded attention. It was 'clear »i—i and impressive, leaving no doubt on the

Buw^nK of S\vfcxi)LEK»!—The countnii niinds ot-'thc Jury as the tare governing is flooded witli prospectuses of swindling ^e casts. Thus terminates a'case which gift papers, offering all Sorts of prizes/Sc. cost the eountv more money than perhaps anv other half dozen cases ever tried Look outfor them. hen a man pretends

wj|hin

:oing to give you twice your ii moneys worth, you may set hint down for I

New \oik is lull uf cheats, and thc ouly old, and has made but one cruise. All her

ISfThe Editor of the Frankfort C/«-j vvay to be sure of being properly used,-is outside planking, from thc water line to cent seems to be wonderfullv taken with subscribe for some permanently- estab- ltl,c P}ank

their bogus jewcln and brass watch-i

s1iecr,

vjce Ajj

*3TThc Commissioner's Court meets 5L wbich^e oak came in intact,is abo wt»T t, ten: Yellow-pine is coosidcreq Tot-prow, nest Monday. Persons having claims

ARRIVAL qy THE BOHEMIAN,

^okcland, lyoy«Biber 29.-|»fhe

ship Bdhemi«ijiritft

mealing, I would respectfully inform this organ of puritanical hypocrisy and cant, that I shall continue to follow the even

tonor of my own ways, regardless of any gratuitous advice that may be offered by

the despicable Aminabad Sleek that echoes through his columns the slang of every Paul Pry in the community. The holy horror expressed at my having rented one of my rooms for a billiard saloon, i« to say the least, ridiculous as it is hypocritical,

aml ,jrinSs f'urci}j1^' to n,intl rl,at vcrsc of

Col. Hunter, but none of them have been jthe "cw Testament, which speaks of the disclosed jhypocritc straining at a gnat and sical-

[For the Huview.

Mr Bowes:—In

the Journal of last

week I noticed an article reflecting upon myself and insolently dictating as to what use I should rent my business rooms for. With all due deforence for -this officious

... oeasc meddling with ^ny affair?.. a only lihcral fthd national,'"but. are also

..crat in the county to attend the ..State i^Lj^^p^'lthose^f order and respectfbr monarclucal 'Convention. The programme of the-Con- .»_-- iT'("instittifeioUS,* weighty YeweseritativeB, reatral Comriiittee, however shuts the .door in their faces. They must stay lipinc and

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THE DUKHS TRUI..I rti h'j'jil interesting trial terminated

This

thc: doim8cl in^est

wa3

manifestcdMjv but.?iderS»during^^ its

and file. •. process. The argument was conifincd by 'f Buoncon.pag.ve as regent,-and tell ng (he'•Judge (o four%eecheS, which, trcri P^e 6*8?"In ISiio the Know Nothing party made in the following order':'^ .Tudcc'Blako 'sympat ueS jiirope,

stnm*

dates from Liverpool

to tb»jl6Ui inst., fojn- aijs lal«r th, viously receivetfr arrived hcrc to-Tii^ The ttoanaera Knropaiasd Harmoni& arr riyed out on the 12th. .and the Anglo Saxcjp thelCtb. 1 (J j"

Prince Carignan has declined the Re-

oncompagnie accepted it No announcement has yet been made regarding the approaching Congress of the Powers ft

A leader in the London Times

ai^s: We stitt require to know in plain, frank and undiplomatic language, what.it is which j,he Emperor requires us to .enact as a member of the Great Council of Europe. An English Minister mnstiiaTe something mnoh more oonsistent upon-the subject"6f the duchies than. ..the statement in Count Walewski's Circular, beforb- he wouldibc justified.' in commitirig his country tolany part in the Congress for the settlement of the Italian difficulties."

A splendid new three-decker, named. She VictorFa, was launched at EOrtsmonth, on the 12th inst., in tbe presence of the Queon and-the royal 'Kmily«* -JbsH &t: -The Earl'De Grayjis dead. :i'r

The Timdi in an -articfe says: 5'^Ehere. is nor doubt thatV the tfeoling. of hostility against Englandiriis-' more bitter in -France than since

11815,"a.nduAarjge«theiPrench

Government with directly qncon?aging it/' JiThe.enroUment of SO.OOO .'nncirJis soiaval marine force will commence in Eiig-

at Portsmoutlr/ Oyer^ne hundred of" the irtcri were placed in'irons.

hi!Xiataa

I-RAXCE.

JJ LlVEEPpOt MARKET, d-J •sn Bread stuffs M^-frsrs'. Richardson & Spencc report a slight improvement in prices/which had-a tendency to check business- .•••r. •rWheat firm Sales unimportant. Holders demand an advance.

Flour firm* Anvaverage business has been done, at full rates. Corn quiet btit firm.

The Marseilles papers state that instructions from the French Government have been received at Alexandria, to prevent any act that would interfere with the Suez Canal Company, whose works continue.

La Prcssc makes a crushing reply to the anti-English pamphlet of the editor of the Siecle.

The house of Yigueri, of Toulouse, had failed, with liabilities amounting to 8,000,000 francs.

Wheat and flour were higher in most of the French markets.

The Paris correspondent of the London Herald repeats that Austria, at the lasthour, positively refused to sign the instrument of peace, if Prince Carignan accepted the Regenc}r.

There are six thousands Venetians in the army of Central Italy. „y An address from the priesthood of Lombardy had been presented to Victor Emanuel, urging him to repress by law, the attempts of those who proclaim temporal power necessary to the Churoh.

Prince Carignan gave an audience on the 14th instant, to a deputation appointed by the States of Central Italy, to request him to accept the Rcgency of Parma, Mo dena, Romagna, and Tuscanj*.

The Princc saitf: "I am deeply moved by this pffer,, and tender my most grateful thanks' to the assemblies and the people who have given me so great a proof of attachment!' I believe 'that in-making" this offer you influenced loss by personal merits than' by1 your devotcdrtess to the •King and bV yonr feelings, which are not

institutions weighty represent sons of personal propriety, and the approaching Congre&ls1 deter me^much, to my

pr!!ve

opened tor the prosecution and was tollow- w- I

J[r Davidson elbsed for the dofcrisfe.

'*'v T- rn- !''The four speeches occnniicd'four davs and

jicr Frankfort Crescent.

Thk Rotten Frigate.—-Thesteam

a swindler. Kither his paper is worthless \ate Minnesota, which was found to be rot,i ten, and is now undergoing repairs at tne I or h.s watches, jewelry. &c, are brass— j.Charl8town Navy Ya^l, is only five years

frig-

is decaved. Many of her

decavisd timber is white

juak and somc of the yellow-^pine, with

in C0DSCqnencc

against thc "Y\ idow Montgomery will rosin which it contains but the presence take noticc. of thc decaying white oak produoed ere1 macanis in the -pine in thiB ease, in the

C^The weather on last Wednesday «oie manner tiiat & little learen^promotes

and Thursday was warm and rainy on Friday morning tho wind reered into the north-west, and daring all day the weather

wu most tempestons, ippw falling during a 1

of the great amount of

fermentation among a-' largo quantity" of matter. Tbe live oak in the^ MiniHMote has not been the least affected with the rot it is as fresh a* when pat-in. ShMc ^are haportaot tote-for (jii(4id4en.^. iSdrntific American^'*

Tnore useful'=to tho'iriterests of our

SUI v' ..1.'. common country'than if.I acted othfer-,

,.... dncted- with-'crcat onersrv a-rd ftbilitv *»v v, -tta

1™%-

fConclnde(

ChoL

by rccommcnlm Che

upon the King, who will snpport their

by Mr. McClnfgfor the defense Mr. 8uit.^''shcs,-and who w.lLncver ^bandon those

wh^-1 trust their

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Nothing of moment has taken placc I'elative to the war between .Spain and Morocco. The Spaniards charge the Jfingiish with supplying the Moors with weapons, and instructing them in thc use.

Active preperatipns for, conducting the war were making in Spain. A telegraph liric^hetwcen" Ccuta and Algiers was about to be,constructed.^" V'

Germany.

In the Federal Diet, on the 12th- thc affair of the Constitution of Ileasc-Gasscl was.referred to a Committee..

cular to the Russian diplomatic agents abroad, relative Sfiheftesli^(iot^iei|^ It appears cirtaih tfcat iiltber Rnunia natr. HasSa' will ^^r^fly|rojeet of jra •e-j j|n Confederation. 3Tg£|res6ure*»n cominevcial circles at St."1PWfersburgh was fnthft ratenf tliaconnt had riRcn-to Sj. ^r centum. IChe latest account say the jressufei^rjsj/liininishinj*. rstcs_ for money having reccded.

w-: Aitiwil bf tte iDmtp*.

THREE DAYS JLAT^R FROM EUROPE.

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Pays says that an extraordinary cred- ^qf.-nr it of SO,000,000 francs arc toi be devoted b)', the Government to the Chinese expedition.

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The Daily News, Star and Post, of London, condemned the article in the Times, on the war. feeling in France. The Post regards it as a wicked and wanton abusive alarm, specially designed to put the blood of the nation up.

FRANCE. "r.

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ITALY.

Chevalier Buoncompagne enters immediately upon the discharge of the functions of Regent of Central Italy.

Rumors ITre current of a ministerial crisis at Turn, on the Regency question, but they arc denied.

Nov. 80.3—The Royal

mail steamship..'JEuropa, from Liverpool on Saturday^ ^h(^ 19th, inst., armed at Halifax ^o-day. The Europa's advices, which ate threo d&ys 'latei' than those brought by the-Bohemia, have*%een brougSt here by the borae express. !Jhe StealQships,Kaig4r00i 0cean Queen

The treaty ratincaifons were to. be exchanged at, Zurich on the 21,st instant.— France1 had'ilsued: Tctteta of iriyitatibn to the Congress to thtfse Powers who signed the Vienna Treaty and to three of (Bo Italian riil'ers.

The attitude of the English and' French ^ess'was/daily becoming more warlike. iTHe LbWdbnTimes calls on Napoleon to put an-end'-to the suspense. -/The. Cottgress'of Ppwers'on the "Italian difficulties," is eipcc^edoifo'Th^t at Parjs,* bu&%fr 3ali?'K js^"btfecir mentioiicd. 'Wi 'stated- tlia t'the'E ni^^'Naporootriop poses*Che^ali£r Buoncbm"p^ti8's a'sytfmi&g the Regency7of Ccntrjil Ttafy. 'lv' 'It is rifpbVte'd' that G-anBaldi hrfs^YCsigncd^th'O comi^nd *ofsCcrth-al5Italy arid has jofVicd thc Sardinian army.

The London Society of :Xr'tS hadSnaiiguratcd a movement for a great exhibition, to be held'at London in'1862/

The' Paris •'Bourse: was steady. Rentes

lv hi'/!!

i- THE PARDON OF COOK. The Richmond Enquirer^ cortimenting upon the fact that there is a greater effort on foot'for the, pardon of Johu,E. Cook than for Old Brown, says ., "The pardon of Cook is out of the qucstion—//c is lite most guilty of all the Charlestdwh frrisonars. fcio far from his being theidupe of Old Brown, Ossawatimic,' is the victini of John E. Cook. .» "Cook misled Brown, deceived him, and imposed upon all of the prisoners he gave descriptions of the persons who fled. Had Cook, who lived two years in Virginia, while engaged in planning this very crime, made known to Old Brown that he had not been able, to induce one slave to join, and that no aid was to be expected from the non-slaveholders, John Brown had too much shrewdness not to have seen the folly upon which he was engaged, and he would have abandoned the undertaking."

VBOUT TIIE EXECUTION OF BKOWrf.

New York, Nov.

29.—The Herald's

Harper's Ferry dispatch, referring to the execution of Brown says: "Thc most stringent regulations have been adopted in regard to the presence of civilians at thc execution. All applications for passes for civilians, to attend within thc military lines, arc refused by the Governor, 011 thc grounds that it would conflict with the military programme.

He said that no civilian could under any circumstances ho admitted within thc military lines, the outer one of which would be near a mile from thc scaffold. Not a word of what .John Brown may utttcr, should he have anything to sa^-, will therefore be audible to thc men forming, even the line next thc gallows.

Gov. Wise stated the cause of this exclusion of all persons other than the military to be, than in the event of an attempted rescue, an order to fire upon the prisoner will be given, and that those within the lines, especially those sufficiently near thc gallows to hear what Brown may say, would inevitably share his fate.

——>On Saturday noon, 19th ult., Mr. Lowe's balloon was buoyant and big, being inflated so far as 150,000 cubic feet of gas could avail to that end. On Saturday night at 1 o'clock, thc said balloon was flaccid and flat, having been purposely collapsed for the third or fourth time since it has been at the Crystal Palace grounds. The high wind of Saturday night was too

much for its safety, and after much anxious watching in the hope that it would weather the storm, at midnight the gale became so violent that an irreparable damage was feared to its integrity, a seam was opened and in a few minutes the airship was completely squelched. Owing to the dampness of the ground and the general dcrangemcnt of matters and things in general, no more gas was to be let info the globe before Thanksgiving day. ———<>———

destinfes to his loyalty. 'false whiskers, and thai exnosed him. .-•V. :xrt£ov ynici I S a in

In.Prussia, thc town of Thuringcu, 01denberg and Ilanzatie, had voted for the re-Ostablishmet of the Constitution of lSol.j. JfifThcrc arc now 554 convicts in the

The representatives of some of the other Penitentiary: Governments, voted in favor of the Constitqtion of 1852 others abstained from nV-Tr r» •voting. .....

•The Committee unanimously, adopted ATTORNEY at LAW, ihe proposal :OOBcerning the reogaoization j. of the Federal Military Constitution, and

aenfc iUu- ceooct to tho .-Special Military /"OFFICE, sonth »klo of Pabllc Sq«arc, in ashyy. r-T

Commission. The.London Post, in an editorial, expresees the opinion that the Hease-Cassel qu«s^o» wiU h^~M» of great interest, and the action of Prussia, in favor of restoring the Conatittttion, is a -moat emphatic retK^nitioRof. her detern»ination ta support the popalar Government and national right iac hiL-:*:. ••:•-. Bosi*. Jiiil ^Pm*» Jortphkof l*a add*caa«d a rir-

^-.T r\ ,7'' fit) Star 0audl«-:ii9«nW': 8@^J. 'G. Merriman, principal nf a fe-

dow, dressed in rough clothing, and tor-

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rificd her by presenting a dirk at her

hre^t

jtl her struggles she tore off his

4 fl ^hAI Ci 11)10 1 A it 1 A 1 1 I C-. 1 A 1. A AM #1* ilk A I AM m'a A #1 l« W "ft

Of nv* AS!I WALK A TIOZE.V OP THE OTTIV-P.. "Now dcatcstErcd.'r she softly said. "You mustiabandon smoking: It «p'oiU yonr looks—and then your hre.ith,

Indeed it's most provuking. Pid God decree that man should be A chimney flae-reeJtrded? Then, darling Fred, let it be«iid. -Tobacoo you've discarded." Ut ..' i. :i .-•» it!.. "Ha^ wcli. iny.deiu".''said Fred., "I fe,'ir

That'wiH not'be «o ea»y: B»tliko a nuin. I'llJtrs apian, t»*rj And do the best to please ye. •_^ Did Ood inj^raf that'w'omiin miwl J-' V-.ttZ.

Such wouduroui^hmga ibould brouvlove., 1 A" bustles, bloomer/, crinoline?. tin Or hoo]»»-de-lool«n-do, love? -c Unt reaTIy. if,"—wTiif. whif, whif. whif,—^

And roijHl y.jir, I'm not ioking— f: If vuvi 11 abandon crinoline. ,,

'Ity Jovc! I—J'll'givc lip smoking."'

.TBI flBSAI SH^IISE JtEXEDT. %R JAJtXS CLARKE'S Cctebrated Female Pillf*

FHOMjaKl) BTEOYAt

LET1Z 8 PATENT.

Prepared from a prescription ofSir J. Clarke, Mr D., Phytician Extraordinary} to the Qutqt. Tlii« loriUn»M» medirttie nnOuling iq^tho cure of nil "tSrwe jEuttfnt »nd danppnjns di?ca?P" to which the female omtitation i» mbjcct It.moder*t»s all xccm and r»all obetruetionii, and a •peed/ rare ma be relied on.

TO MAIUUKI) LADIES

It iajteouUarlj niited. It will, in a (liort time, bring on pie mjnthlr period w-itli regularity. Tacfr Hot tit. price One Dollar, bcart the OoTernmcn* Stamp of Great Rntain. to prevent counterfeit*.

Tkttt PHI* thtmU not be taken frjr femalei during the FIRST THREE MO.VTHS of Pregnancy, as tkey are tur* I* bring on MUearriage, but at any other time they are toft.

Ia caeca of Nareou and Spinal Afliectiona, Tain la U« Back-and Llmba, Fatigue oa alight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hjateriea, and Whiter, theie Pilla «iU effect a care when all other tneana hare failed, and 'although a powerful rttnedj, do not contain iron, calomel MBfimaajr, or any thing hurtful to the conitttntlofl. .nil direetiona accompany each package. i~, 'Sola A(«nt for the United State* aad Canada,'

JOB HOSES, (Lata I. C. Baldwin ft Co,): Rochester, Jf. T.

K. —$1,00 and 6 postage atampa endoned to any authorized

Agent,

will inaore

bottle of

the

Pilla

return

jfllL |f«r«Jeby -"..•-i-' ••JOl vl0.n22-lv.

MANSON & POWER'S.

Dec. IS, 1358.

y. "AKE TOU SIGE— or- hvo yon nfiy friends that are'lick.? Thcri^roftd" Dr. Enstorly's advcrtiscmdntin rtn'otlier cohinm of this papor unci po to tlipaponls in this,place and otidun tho medicines roeommonded -for the Complaint. We allude to Dr.-Englerly'B Iodine and Surenpnrilln, Dr. CarteHi" -CQUjjh Bill nam, Dr. Tinstorly's Fever and Ag«&Jiiller,Dr. Rftjcer's Specific and Dr. Hooper's l-\iiutle- Cordiul. Tlieso inediciues liavo been thorouKhly_ cstcdinJJio,varioua forms, of dipense for wliieh thejj are rccoiume/ideU and can be onntide nt.lv recommended as the most efficacious remedies known. They arc very popular and are Belling rapidly in nearly every city and. to.wn in the

Un ted Slates. To be had bf the Agents, T.' D.IBUOWX anil.'MANSON & POWETJS, drugiri A ts. Craw ford villa. dee. 25'SS 1 v.

Edward H. Reynolds, (Successor to Keynolds, llatcher & Peirco.)

West Side of the Public Square, LAFAYETTE, INDIANA. December 8,1S50. ti20m3.

Teas.

IVA IIF Chests II and Imp Teas

60 boxes 10 hf chests Black Tea: 2 superior Oolong do Just received and for .sale bv n20 K." II. KEYNOLDS.

IV*ootlcn Ware.

DOZ I'ninted and Ynrni.thnd Buckets,• r,0 doz do Tubs, ,'issM sixes 200 doz Zinc Washboards 2." di-z 'burns: Just received and for sale by n'jo b." h. i:i-:vxorj»s.

Cigars.

Gorman mid Half .Spanish Ciparp

wvFjVrvF" 40,000 half-Spanish do 20,000 Cuba Jnxcb For salu low by E. II. KEYNOLDS.

JHope.

~1 Coils Kope. nesVl sizes: -1./^" .'0 doz lied Cords, 50 doz cotton do

Kcccivcd and for sale by K. I!. KKYNOT.DS.

Coffee.

180

BAGS Kio Cofioc 60 packets Java do: 6 bales Mocha do.

Received and for sale by E. 11. KEY XO I. OS.

Sugar.

1 ikA JIIinSN O Suifur AW 80 bbla Powdered do !!0 20

Crptihed do CofTee do E. II. REYNOLDS.

For sale by

*/fIolasscs.

1 AA BBLS N O Molasses JLvfvf 4 bb!s Siiff.ar Houso 20 kejjH Golden Sj'rup

Received and for sale by ]£. If. REYNOLDS.

Tobacco.

120

BOXES 0's, S's, 10's and 1 lb lumpn ass'd

100 caddies 1-2 and 1-4 lb do: *1 h) bbls Smoking do ,. .. r,0 l:f bblsdodo -':li) b.*H. Clilneso do do 20 press tin-foil Chcwinp dn .For sale by E. II. REYNOLDS.

Sundries.

." Eripli.-h Walnutn •23 haps Almonds' n»Uh 1.20 boxes and balf_Uo*e.sBaisins i''"1 kegs S.oda 70 boxes do: •J

I & E

CRAWFORDSTILLE, INDIANA.

'U iuetTn Ilall. Collection- promptly made

upton

and remitted. [Dec. l,-lS5S-ly.

CITY MARKET, Main Street, opposite the Court House,

JOHN BRTJKER, Proprietor. WXJULp rejpectfnlly inform the. iieaiiofCimwforaindll*andvioinity thatkb wilLkeep constantly on hand thehest,quality o£ Be«f..Port Mntton, Vauil Samct. Khlch tluT market in to* a. .., .JOll IsRvkbK. nKe.-1.1W. W.M-?*'

NOTICE.

T® Mrta«nhip hjr*tofor« batwMs C. 1 H. Eltxrvth md Robert JTiooe, it thk d» dii•olved by mntnal eotsepf." Tho_ Ik)ot*.J!?ote3 And AccftantB »rein the hands of Robert J. viuoe. who alono is antborized to receive juid receitt for »ny monej due tie firm.

Nor. 29.1859.

CW.-ELTZROTO

rPHL-

I'ecans 1 J'rvr/ /i ,i.

Filbert-':

r,:

}i' v.

r-'--r

50 assorted-Candy: o' 6 Kpek df'i •, 20 Licoirice: IS i' Bird iVppcr san»cji:.• I')] Tomato fiiLsnr,: irt! 1 enso French Mustard 30 boxes Ky do: 40 Pearl f^aren

Cream Tartar

male seminary'^a't• Vandalia, Illinois, has 2M)ag«Sp1co -••.*'«)'' Jbeen arrested for eomrait'ting a terrible l"/*'. rape upon rt girl fifteen ycdrs of age,'whose jf ",* indico ."••:••:" room he entered at night through a win-1

r"'1

boxes clothes Pins

u^Jec':i'oci

an1

Ior8aloj. Vir.

keVNOLDs

wlir cotiiino"therlnrrtw»f it

tho old stand, whore- ho will be pleased. his fricnd3 and customers. Doc 1.1859

will be pleased. to so C. W. ELTZROTu. U3B*3

-A7ID-

C. ASSELL & CO.,

\TTODLD respectfully inform the citizens of

Crawfordsville and tho surrounding constry, that they havo just opened a now

Grocei'y Store and Bakery, On Main st., South of the C(ntrt Jloute.

Their etock of GROCERIES oon»i»ta cf

Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Rice,

jMolasses, Syrups,

Confectionaries and Fruits,

Wooden ware, Mackerel, Cod Fish,

ftti3 every other article kept in tho Groocry liuo.

Fresh Baltimore Oysters

received Daily and sold at tho very lowest figures.

O CR BaUvEHY

Is efitireW.n?'w,'and nro now prepared td plv tho.pubjjc with the best .quality of good and whoICROifte'Bread, Crackers, 1'ios, Cakes, «te.

Wedding Parties

Furnished with elegant Cakes, tastofullv docftrated, at the shortest notice. Also, all kinds of confectionaries and delicacios. A superior article of Sugar, Boston, Cracknel, Soda and Batter Crackers. manufactured and sold by

Nov. 2G,13M-.tf. CASSET, fe CO.

SheritT^s Sale.

virtue of a certified copy of a Decree to me directed, from the Clerk's Oflico of tho Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery county, in a eauso wherein John C. Bnn^emer mid Ointavus A. Bansemerare plaintiff'', and .lohn Dotierty and M*r(?aret Doherty are defendants, requiring me to make th« sum of cicht hundred and forty-four dollars and C7 cents, with interest on said decree and eosts. I will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on Saturday, thcYith day of December, 1859, between the hours of

o'clock, n. m.. and n. m. of

.-aid day. at. the door of the Court. House of said Montgomery county, Indiana, the rent" and profits for a. term not exceeding seven years, of tho following described Real Estate, to-wit:

Heginning at tho east corner of Lot number ninetyfour. on the orieinal p'at of the Town of Crawfordsville. thence running north one hundred and sixtyfive feet, tlienee west, fort.v-onr feet, three incho. thence south forty-one feer three inelies, thence e.is' thirteen feet three inches, thence south une hundred and twenty-four feet three inches, thence -1 twen-ty-eight. feet Jo the place „t heeinninc. e.teeptiri: thirteen feet, by forty, sold off said Lot t» Henry Cat tick: all lyinerand being in the county of Montgomery and State of Indiana.

If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient, sum to satisfy said peeree, interest and C"«t«. I will, at the snine time and place, impose at public, sale the fee simple .f said Ileal E°tate. or as much thereof maybe sufficient to discharge said decree, iii(ere» and and costs.

Said sale will he made without, ar.y relief whatever from valuation or nnnrai-ement 'mo, WM. K. WALLACE. Sheriff M.

Bv I. N. Sriioot eh. Deputy.

November 29. lKHMt-tprinter's fee f'.l-'i.

Sheriffs

Safe.

ific

TJ) virfiio nf rnv,* I from th»« ClorkV Offir

c. nf lit.' Circuit

MontCMnifry ff.unty. in

cnnsk

r.rny. acinn"niffr«tor, .to., i-* plnintiff. :in«l J.-lin J. HwikIt^oii 'i''fT!'bint, rvrjuirin? tno to ni:»ko lh»« sum -f flvft litimlrh'! nn»l for!.r-?ix

!olIarJ

it rid -IP

with intore.yJ on «:mI d^crro nn«l o.r.st". I will oxjuisi* •. at puhli't Ut tho hiirhost hi«hl'?r. '-n Saturday, the 17th day of December, ISiiO, between thc hours of in o'clock a. m. and -I o'clock r. m. of said day. at thedonrof the Court House r.f "aid Moutcnincry county. Indiana, the rent-* and profit of a term not exceeding seven years, of thc following described Ren I Estate, tn-wit:

The west half of the sonth-eajt. rj 11 rtrt.er of section thirteen, in township nineteen, north of ranee "ix west, containing Pit acres more orles». situated in the county of Montgomery and State of Indiana.

If such rents and profit." will not sell for a sufficient, sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs. I will, at the same timo and place, expose at public sale the foe simple of «nid Real Estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said dccree. interest and costs.

Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. WM. K. WALLACE. Sheriff M. ('.

By I. X. Srimoi.KR. Deputy.

November 20. WD—Iw-tprinter'" fee ,?n.fK).

PURSEL HOUSE. Corner Washington and Market Streets,

Crawfordsvill Ind.,

large and elegant Hotel i.i open for the rrceolion of guests. The hott«o is constructed ,f bricK. iJOfeetin length, feet in brcatlth and four xtories hi^h. Tin-size of iho Sleeping Room-1 are J-l by 1H feet, with large windows. Tho public will see at a glance that guests can be.accommodated without being cooped up in small, ill-ventilated den3 that ch*ractcrizcinoHt, of our western hotul*. Hills reasonable.

IQTbis Home run^ no Omnibus. HANNIBAL PUKSEL, Propriety. Novembor 10.1659. nl8Lf.

Notice of Application for License. ^V'OTTCK is hereby L'iven that I will apply to the b^nrd of Conniii.'isdonorH of Montgomery County. Indiana, at their next lerin.cmimonring on the fir.-t Monday in l)cce:nb,jr, 1 ••*!/. for

cense to sell inttixie.itirijr J.itjnors in less inantity than a quart at a ti/no," for one year. My plac« 'J liquors and the promise* wherein fuid are to be drank arolo.-ated 011 the north-east cor-

Of bUMIe .epretni 0 fo.-ate ner of Lot No. one hnndred and elevc-n lTl)n thc same is known and do*icm: fld on the ori^innl plat of the town of CrawfonUviilo, Union Townobip. -Menttroincry County. Indiana. (let. S9, l"3S'jw8. ISAAC A. MARKH.'I

Sheriffs Sale.

virtue of anKxecution to rne directed, from the Cier'.c of the Circuit Court of Montgomery conntv. I will expose to s.ilo at public miction at the Court llouaedoor, in the Town ot .'rn»ford?ville, Montgom5

:s er* coun'i'' an^State

of Indiana, on

Saturday, thc l^th dxiyof November, 1859. C. between the hour' of 10 o'clock. *. ni. find 1 o'clock. -j p. m. of s:iid day, iherent-1 and profit* for the tcrmct

I seven yeari of tho following described Real Kitnte. -"ri to-wit: That part of th'- soilth-west quarter of «eotion fifteen, town-dup nineteen, north of rani{e fonr we.it. which i.-i bounded a-i foiiow.-i: I5f(jinnir.(r at tho north-w«t»tcoriicrof said quarter sect ion. and mnning thence eru' one hundred nnd fifiy-»ix jiolef. thence ,-iotith to the north rn irtrin of Buear Cr^ek, thenr* we.t downiiiid Creek along the north margin thereof at ordinary hi eh water mark to the •eetion line between section* 15 nnd 10, then!: north to thc place of beginning: all lying and beiqi in the CouDty of Mont-goni'-ry and State of Indiana nnd if thc rent" and protit.1 will not brine a sufficient sum tosaiirfy said execution, I will then and there at the *ame tiroe and plac* offer a sufficient amount of the above described

Heal Estate to satisfy jaid execution and coj Taken on execution ai the !ir'/[i'-rty of Stephrn Grarej.attbc suit of John I'.iick and Saninel liuek.

W W A A E S he if Jiy I. N. ^ciiror.p-.. Deputy.'

October20, lii0-iw-[print"r fee I The above ?a.lo ij postponed until Saturday, tho JOth day of I-'-VJ I5y .order "f the plain-

•2 tif&.

K. WALLACh. nhenff M. C. if f:y I. Sciioolek. Deputy.

Xov. 20. lM?-w-2-[iiddiiimi«l pr's fee $1 .VI.

»Yotiee

I'the

hereby given, that in pursuance of an order of Court of Common f'leai of Montgomery countv. Indiana. I sl.ll at Public Auction, at the Court House in "»'d county, on Saturday, the 7th day of January. 1*0. the following described Real Ejtate. lo-wit: The east ha of the north-west quarter of jection 23, in township eighteen, north ranee fonr we* except, ten acrei in a square form out of the north-woil corner of said tract if land.

TKKMS:—One-third of the purchase money to b« paid in hand, one-third in six rnvntha. »nd the residue in one year.-with interest from day of sale. tn« purchasersecnrfoic thodef»-'rrcl installmenta by noted with approved security^ waivini valuation and appraisement law?. ftAML EL GILLILAM),

Snr IK l£50-3t-'

Kov.'JB, l£50-3t-[pr'sfe« $3.] Administrator.

Caution to the Public.

NOTICE

i.' hereby given, that my son JAMES WARREN. haviDg left my house without any

XFPi:U OVEi% STOVES Ijuitcauscor proTocition. I hereby warn all person from harboring or touting him on my account, at 1 N N I S 5 a April l6,lWS. I 5»*« Snremb«T*!. ias®-3t-printer'afe*$l 50.