Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 December 1865 — Page 1

NEW SERIES—VOL. XVII, NO. 15.

BUSINESS CARDS. Physician and Surgeon.

JDlt. N. J. DOKSEY Respectfully

tenders his services to the oittaons

Crawfordsvilio and vicinity, in all the branchos of Ills profession. ®®nud Residence on Main street, west of Orraham's corner. Junol8'04m3

CtlAltTBR OAK SAM! Tllh

subscriber would respoclfully inform thecititons of Montgomery county that ho has purchased this

New and Elegant Saloon,

and will continue to keep hisbnr&t all times supplied with tho very best quality of

LIQUORS and CIGARS,

Particular attention will bo paid to tho

Eating Department,

FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS,

..And all kindsof Game, totsothor with every dclicacy of tho season, served up at all hours and on the shortost notice..

(Cornor Washington and Market Sts.)

JOHN CARROL,

N E W I

BATED, MOFFETT & BOOE,

E I E O 4

CRAWFORDSVILLE,

DEALERS IN rl'KE

DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

Paints, Oils, Djestuffs, Perfumery, Fancy Articles Pure Wines and Brandies,

For Medical Purposes.

PatcntMedicinos, Also, Lamps. Glassware, Letter. Cap, and Note Paper, l'ens, Pencils, nnd Ink.

Dr. J. W. BAIRD,

attend to Physicians Proscriptions with promptncsa. We respectfully solicit patronnsre from the public in general. [Nov-4-05.j

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iiR/wxnsr,:m.id.

Physician and Surgeon,

Fredcricksburg, Montgomery County, lid.

Will pay special attention to

JDISISAHKS OF A STUBBORN or »AN OEROIT8 CHABACTBB. OFFICE hours from 0 to 8 o'clock A. M., and from 12 to 1 P. M.. closely observed.

Fees will fluotunte with tho times. IIJ3Address, Macel'ostOffice, Montgomery county Indiana. [jan"'05-ly.

1. B. Wlllson.

CLAIM

John \V. Ilamsay.

AGENCY!

WILLSON & RAMSAY,

\l71LIi give special attention to the collection of 1 Claims duo discharged soldiers and the widows' and other heirs of deceased soldiers.

OFFICE—With Samuel C. Wi lleon. So,3,Empire Block, (up stairs) Main street.

SoptS'05-y-*-5-l CraivforilnTilIf, Indinnn.

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TTeaohers'

HE first session of tho Montgomery County Institute will be hold at Crawfordsvilio commencing on the 25th of this month, (December,) and continuing for five days. The Rev. M. B. Hopkins, Principal of tho Ladoga Academy, has kindly Consented to act as Superintendent. llis cxperionco and known abilities as a teachor, together with the fact that the schools aro required by _.a\v to bo closed during the sossion of the Institute, it is bopod will fiecure a general attendance of tho tcachcrs of the county.

All who fool an interest in tho cause of education areoordially invitod to attend. Exertions will be made to render their stay hcrfe both pleasant and 'profitable.

Strangers who contemplate visiting tho Institute will ploaso address meat their earliest con vonionco in ordor that boarding accommodations may bo secured. W. P. BRITTON, l)oc2'G5w Ex. M. C.

OINTMENT

Veterinary Surgeon.

AflCILVELS, living Sii miles south west of v-'* 1VJ- Crawfordsville, near tho mouth of Ofliol Creek, would respectfully inform the citizens of Montgomery county that ho is now professionally ongaged in attending to diseases of Horses. Ho has had a euccoasful praetieo for twenty years. Charces libii!« oral. d9de!805w4t.

Teachers Wanted

T?OR School Districts No. J, 3. 9. 12, 21, 23, 1 and 89. Union township, Montgomery V" Indians. A. W. LKMMC d'^U)v I?fi5,iv5l31 ClV

Pension, Bounty, Back Pay,

Commutations of Rations for Soldiers who have been Prisoners of War and Prize Money also, Claims for Horses and

Other Property lost in the. Service, and in fact every species of Claims Against the Government Collected with Promptness and Dispatch by

W. P. BRITTOW,

Attorney,

AND

GOVERNMENTCLAIM AG^NT.

Office in Washington Hall Building, over Simpson's Grocery Store, Craic-fordsvillc.-ySH

Under the present JMWS, Soldiers and Soldiers Heirs are entitled as folloics: 1st. When aisoldier ha died from any causc in tho semcc of the United States, sinoo the 13th of April I TO I, leaving a widow, she is entitled to a pension of 58 per month also a bounty of from $75 to $402, bosides nil arrears of pay.

2t'

JOSEPH BLUE,

jan7'65-tf. Proprietor

Proprietor.

I ^Hta old favorlto Saloon still continues to keep on .hind tho best quality of liquors. Farmers who nosire to purchase by tho quart, gallon or barrel are Respectfully invited to call and uxamino tho stock, which comprises tho finost assortment of liquors ever brought to Crawfordsvillc. [l)ec3'G4tf.

To Discharged Soldiers: 's.t, When a soldier is discharged by reason of the expiration of his term of service, ho is entitled to an arrears ot pay and tho balanco of tho bounty promised to him after deducting tho installments paid. 2d. Soldiers discharged for wounds recoived in I.INK OP DUTY aro entitled to a BOUNTY. 3d Soldiers discharged by reason of disease coniractect in the service, or wounds rocoivcd. which still disable them, aro entitled to a TENSION in addition TO THE ABOVE.

ICPBy a late act ef Congress every soldier who II

nvo,

W. P. BRITTON,

Oct28'G5 Government Claim Agent.

C. \V. 8APPENFIELD. E. M. SAITENKIKLD.

SAPPENFIELD & BRO., Attorneys at Law

AND

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

"VCTTIJIJ ATTEND to business in the Circuit and Vf Common Picas Courts in this and ^adjoining counties.^ Will give prompt attontion to tho settlement of Estates, collection of Pensions and Soldiers' claims. Also, solicitors for tho St. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company.

ID=Ofl\co over Krout's Drug Store, Main street, Crawfordsville, Ind. REFERENCES:—McDonald & Roach, Indianapolis Smith A Mack. Attorneys, Torre llaute Pattorson A Allen, do Hon. I. N. Pierce do Judge S. F. Maxwell, Rockvillc Win. Durham, President First National Bank of Crawfordsville Campbell, Walker and Cooloy, Professscs of Law, Michigan University, Ann Arbor. Mich. [julyfl '65-yl.

SAPPENFftSLD & BROTHER,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Office Over Brown's Drug Store,

Main Street, Cravfordsvilte, Indiana.

ANEW

houso with eight good rooms cellar, |cistcrn, wood house, good gardon and soloctod growing fruit, on Market street, noar businiue part of town.

TWO story frame building, with six rooms, good outbuildings, orchard, cistern it well, with five acres of land, west of Collcgo.

TWO

story house with nino rooms, cistern and well, on cornor of Washington anu Piko, south of Center Church lot82.fi by 105 foot,

HOUSE

Reliable

BINFORD

Crawfordsville

with Six rooms, good selection of growing fruit, cistern, collar lot 82a by 105.

HOUSE

with 8 rooms, good growing fruit, collar, cistern, stable, and other out buildings 8SJ£ by 105 feet.

SIXTEEN

24, 28, county, it ON.

TowiHiip Trustee.

the soldier left no widow, his children un

der 1(J years of ago are entitled to the pension, back pay. and bounty. .i."'1'' n"1 i'"

so'dicr

left no widow, child or children,

then the father is entitled to tho bounty and back pay. but no pension.

4.LJ'

'f soldier left no widow, child or father, or it tho father has abnndoneil the support of tho Jamily, tho mother is entitled to tho back pay and bounty, and, if she was dependent in whofo or in part on her son for support, to a pension also, .i Jv. tho soldier left 110110 of the above heirs, tlien the brothers and sistors are entitled to the back pay and bounty.

both hands, or both feot or who

shall have lost one hand and one foot in the scrvico,

Pon8i°n of §20 por month.

The balance of the Jiountt/ promised

-y IMI a. YiOwucuiy jraia. Officers returns to Chief of Ordnanoo, Surgoon General and Quarter-Master General made up, and Certificates of Non-Indebtedness, obtained.

Fee# Reasonable aud no Charge In Any Case I'nlcss Succcssf ul. Special attention given also to the settlement of Decedents' Estates, and other J,egal business.

ulyP'C.j. W. l. BRITTON.

DISCHARGED SOLDIERS, ATTENTION

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attention of all Soldiors who enlisted for JL throe years and have boon honorably discharged from tho service by reason, cither of disability, or expiration of tcrih of service, is called to the fact that an effort will be made at the next sossion of Congress to secure the pnisugo of a law giving an additional

Bounty of Two Hundred Dollars

to nil those who volunteered in 1861-'02 and part of the year 186:1 for the S100 bounty and did not veteranize. This additional bounty is to mnlto them equal with those who have received Three Hundred Dollars Bounty,

All Soldiers interested arc requested to call on me at the office of the

COUNTY TREASURER

and put their nnmes to such a petition. Thofriends of soldiers aro requested to call their attontion to this matter, A general effort to this effect is now being made throughout the United States. The Petitions are now Ilcaily and will bo forwarded as soon as Congress meets.— Call immediately.

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THE

acres south of Odd Follows ccmotory

will sell iri lots suitable for purchasers. •J QK ACRES in Parke county.8 miles oast °f Rock I t"«Jville, with good fiour and saw mills, two run of stono, saw will cut5,000 feet per day entire mills aro new and in good running order water sufnoiont to run entlro season. A coal bank situated on the premises, will exchango for good farm in suitable location,

HAVE

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also forsalo large number of farms, town lots and western lands. Dec2-18C5.

BLACKSMITH Slllll'.

Would respectfully inform my old customers and the public generally that 1 can now bo found at my

JYetv Blacksmith Shop, On Main Street, a few Doors East of the .. Post Office.

HORSE SHOEING

And Blaoksmithingin all itsbranchcsoxecated with neatness and dispatch. 1 havo throu Forgos in operation and employ ngne but cxpcrioncod and practical workmen. JOHN OKIPi EN. june4,18G4-H.

DEMOCRATIC AT ALE TIMES^ND UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, MpffTGOMgRY. COUNTY, INDIANA, DBSEMBER 16, 1865.

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AND

STILL

THEY COME. ,$50,000

STOCK Q.F "W 13STT E II O ODS

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GrUASAM. ESTABLISHMEKrT.

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STOCK OF DRY GOODS.

TIIK LARGEST STOCK OF DRESS GOODS IN WESTERN INDIANA

sat €& JR.. 3E jmiwc Hfl «.

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SETS^ FURS.

200 LADIES CLOAKS, NEW STYLES.

A Big Stock of Beaver Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings. A Large Stock of

Boots and StLoos, Sold Cheap

3EIp,ts and Caps,

HEAD QUARTERS FOR THE WHOLE PEOPLE, IN HATS & CAPS.

MAMMOTH CLcflllNQ, HALL UP STAIRS.

OVER COATS.

Two Tliousand

iil Ready Made Coats, Pants and Vests for Men and Boys. A Large Stock.

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EVERY

SHIRTS AND DRAWERS AT THE MAMMOTH.

wirt

BODY WISHING

AND CAN AND WILL SELL EVERY ARTICLE

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REVIEW.

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To huy Goods to Come and Sec the Immense Piles of Goods 11c 1

Hell. We Sell More Goods than any other Establishment in Western Indiana

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WE KEEPX BELOW ALL COMPETITION.

OraitLam Eistablisliment,

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WHOLE NUMBER 1214

Brick Pomeroj.

Vomcroy has prepared the following« articles for his vUUfiers to publish. Their"" numerous styles of published abuse of liiui often need force in many essentials,,^ The Republican press will find, it very convenient. Ho says

This.wrctch Pomeroj-—M. M. Pome» ioy—Mark Murderous Pomeroy, the soul-.. less wretch and fiendish ghoul who edits the LaCrosse Democrat (Daily $10— Weekly per year, in advance), is tho delegate to hell who drove the nation to tears by instigating a braver and bn.tter man than himself to murder our dear.

good President—should be shot by nn." gels—hung by devils—his eyes plucked) out by fiends—-his liver made into cod liver oil by ghouls—his heart roasted by Indiana—his logs efcwcd up and strained through raw hemp—his head shaved and given to the devil lor a beetle head—his back drilled full of holes aud moltciv potash run (herein—his head scalded by tho hot tears of sorrowful Abolitionists shed when lamented Lincoln Was slain—his overcoat made into iron, lieatfcd red-hot and wrapped around him, while ice-Water trickled down his backbone. And after he is dead, bugs, pismires, provost-mar-shals, Abolitionists, and other damnable plagues should seize him, boar him toward •, the blue dome till ho could hear Lincoln singing "Tramp—Tramp—1Tramp,"wlien^ by a. speein* °r Divine Providence, mi the clouds should be steel pointed, and should be rolled and tossed by an oat-'' raged people till there was not encjgH'' left of the nigra to, traitor, fiend, hyena, villain, murderer, secessionist, &c., to bo worth sending to the hell he merits.

Oh for a candle-mold to squirt hot tallow on him! ,-.*1$ V, Oh for a thunderbolt, fresh forged by Jove himself, to hurl into his breadbas* ket!

Oh for a pair of vipers to' mako Into arrows, to shoot puinpkin-sced sidewiso into the cuss!

Something like the 'abeve would suit us—perhaps a little more severe on somo points, but after that style.

Fact and I'liilnnlhropy.

FACT—The frecdmen won't work, eveir supply the most pressing.necessity.'-'

to supply the most pressing, necessity. PUILANTUUOPY—Then give each of' them a forty-acre farm. •.

FACT—Tlicy hang about tfie towns toj beg and steal. PIIIL.—Then amend the LA.W& 'so as' to allow them to sit on juries and testify ia" the courts.

FACT—They are naked and h'omeless(! and unless relieved, will starve to 4path PIIIL.—Then establish schools for tlieiif education, aud churches for their convert sion.

FACT—They have neither foresight aoi? economy, and are at once helpless and dangerous.

PIIIL.—Then obliterate in your society all distinctions on account of color. v%' FACT—They destroy their children, and arc themselves infected with loathsomo diseases. .j

PIIIL.—No higher proof could be giv* en of the unity of the human race, or of the higher moral endowments of the African. Give them an abtrtfdaflce orbibles, tracts and testaments.

FACT—The 'women prostitute themselves, and the men aid them in the traf* lie and divide with them the proceeds.

PIIIL.—-This proves their eminent fitness for the holy state of matrimony, which, with the aid of Divine Providence, we have introduced among them.

FACT—They are universally unfaithful in the marriage relation. PIIIL.—This only shows how like they are to ourselves.,f

The Vote on the Mane law.

For the purpose of showing who thosd Republicans are ..that haye lately united with the Democrats in opposition to the u, aud luilped'to defeat the measure, and arc entitled to our cordial thanks as well as welcome, we publish the vote in the House, politically classified.

Thus the following Republicans voted' for the bill: Atkinson, Bonner, Branliam, Burns, Caldwell, Chambers, Cox, Crook, Davidson, Ferris, Gregory, Griffith, Ilamrick, Hcrshey, Hogate, Hoover, Johnson, Lane^ Major, Miller, Montgomery, lledsci, Sabin, Rhoads, Shuey, Stuart, Stringea*, Sullivan, Welch, Woodruff, Wright, Zeigler—32

Tho following Republicans voted against

1 1

Boyd, Church, Cowgill, Cook, Fouike, Gleason, Goodmau, Gregory, Groves, Henrick, Iliggins, Kilgore, Litson, Meredith, McVey, Newcomb, Olleman, Prather, Rice, lliford, Sim, Woods, Pettit—23

It thus appears that a large majority of the Republicans icere for the bill, and it would have passed had not tho twentythree Republicans above named come over and united, to defeat it, with the follow ing Democrats:

Bird, Brown, Burton, Burwell, 13tis kirk, Collins, Coffrotli, Croan, Glazebrook,.'. Gregg, Hargroye, HarrisoUj Howard, Humphreys, Lasselle, Lemon, Loup, Milroy, Osborne, Pattefsoti, Perigo, Richard' son, Roach, Shoaf, Spencer, Thatcher) Veach, Meikle, White—29.

THE Missouri river is frozen over and^'navigation suspended. I L:!° M.-AF ,KWU.' t«»-4 "W