Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 May 1866 — Page 1

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NEW SERIES—VOL, XVII, NO. 38.

BUSINESS CARDS. Real Estate

Agency!

»TvaE nnderalgned will *ell or buy Roal Estate.— A Any person baring Farms or will tlo woll to leave them with us.

buy Roal Knti

A.O.T person baring Farms or Town Lota for fale with us.

Sale!

For

4 or & Good Farmi. OS Town Lot*. |& Residences. 1 Brick Store Room

•d

1 Brick Residence with 13 aero* ground attach.WEBSTER, MAY 1

K.EENKY.

Enquire at the Recorder's Otficc. (dccM'65.

DR. J. W. BAIRD,

Physician and Surgeon

Having permanently located in

A W O S I E

offers his services to the community. dPPlCK—Over the National Bank, and residence on College 9treet. (tnarlO'GO.)

S1.5QOJ

PKK VRAR! We want agents everywhere to sell our _• Machines. Three new kinds.

IMPROVED fau Sewing

Onder and upper feed. Warranted five years.— Above salary or large commissions paid. The ost.v machines sold in the United States lor less than S-W. which are FULLY LICENSED BY HOWE. WHKKLEK .T WILSON, GROVERkUAKEH. SINOKRACO., AND HACHKLDRR. ALL other cheap machines are INKRISOKUE.VTSand tho SELLER or USER are I.IABI.ETO ARREST. RISE. AND IMPRISOSMEST. Circular? FREE. Address, or cull upon Slvw A Clark, Hiddcfnrd, Maine.

Adireti 0. T. GAREY, City Building. Biddcford, Maine. dee23'C5-2u:l\vey.

Pension, Bounty, Back Pay,

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

Other Property lost in the Service, and in fact every spccics of Claims Against the Government Collected with Promptness and Dispatch by W. P. BRITTOJY, Attorney,

•USD

GOVERNMENTCLAIM AGENT.

gfSS*Office in Washington Hall Building, over Simpson's Grocei-y .Store, Crawfordsville.

Under the present Laics. Soldiers and Soldiers Heirs art milled as follows lii. When a soldier has diod

1.1 VK OF DUTY lire entitled to ft BOUNT\ ,, 3d. Soldiers discharged by reason

Officers returns

General and

traetedin tho service, or wounds f'VS1 ltilt disable thom. are entitled to a TENSION in .»i ditionTOTHE ABOVE. ..

ITTBy a late act of Congross evorj soldier who shall have lost both hands, or both feet, or who •shall have lost one hand and one foot in the service, shall bo entitlod to a pension of 5-0 per

m""lr

Cluet of Ordnance, burgeon

Quarter-Master

General made up. and

•Certificates of Non-Indebtedness, obtained. Fees Reasonable and no Charge In Any Case Vnlcss Successful.

JBoP-Special attention given also to the settlement of Decedents' Estates, and other Legal business. ulyS'65. W. P. BBIT'I'OJI.

OINTMENT

Reliable

BINFORD

Crawfordsville

BMP

tfobO'04.

NEW FIRM

MOFFETr S BOOE,

EMPIRE BLOCK. So. I,

CRAWFORDSVILLE, l"D

PEALIUS IJ» VCRE

ORliCS Mil MUCH,

Prists, Oils, Dyestufft., Perfumery, Fancy Articles Pure Wines and Brandies,

For Medical Purposes.

Patent Medicines, Also. Lamp". Gla«swaro. Ijettor. Cap.and Note P&per, Pens, Pencils, and Ink.

PRESCRfPTIO.VS Carefully prepared and promptly attended to. We wyqtfally BwicitP^Jronagu from th« pq^lq^n|^6n-

R. M. McGRATH dc Co..

MACHINISTS,

Manufacturers of Corn Shellers, ITorse Powers, Brag Saws, Sugar Mills, Su- ... gar Kettles, Castings, Brass Castings and Machinery of cv"cry description.

a E I a Can turn out Repair Hr0)-7c in a few hours.

Shop on 3c St., soutb of Bramble House,

SG:.

from

any causa in the

•erviee of tho United States, since the 13th of April ^. leaving a widow she is yUitj-d.,, apcnsior.of $B per month also a bounty of from $-5 to »4U.f, besides all arrears of pny. ....

Sd. If the soldier left no widow, hrs children under 18 years of ago are entitled to the pension, hack

P*3d.MIf

Oio trddier loft no widow, child or cihildrcn

thon the father entitled to tho bountj HIJU back pay. bat no pension. ., 4th. If the soldier left no widow, child or father, or if the father has abandoned tao support*of the family, the mother is entitled to the back pay and bounty, and. if she was dependent in whole or in part on her son for support, to a pension all.o5 th. If the soldier left nmie of the |ibovo he,rs then the brothers and sutorsaro cntitUd to tht back -.pay and bounty. 'S"'J '•M

To Discharged Soldiers: 1st. When a soldier is discharged by.reason of]the expiration of his term of scrvtce. he is entitled to all arrears of pay and the bnlnncc or the bounty promised to him after deducting the installments

"ad1.*

Soldiers

discharged for wounds received in

LaFayette, Ind.

mftr24weltyw.»3p5bl0j.

R. R. DUNREftSON & CO., .. .Forwarding and Commission

MERCHANTS,

SPECIAL

RAIL ROAD AND STEAMBOAT AGENTS,

AND

•_..»aE.

A MONni !—AGENTS wanted IV.r

SIX

ENTIRELY SEW AHTH.'LP.S. jllSt .nil I.

Proprietors of Mammoth Wharf Boat, New Albany, Indiana. ec30 1PC0 wo6-tn

J. BINFORD, 1 S

AT TIIE OLD STAND OF HENRY OTT. yide

of Court House Sjuare,

CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.

Physician and Surgeon.

IN. J. DORSEY

Respectfully

tenders his services to the citir.ens of

Crawfordsville and vicinity, in all the brandies ol ht« profi'-'Mon. OFPICICiiiul Rcaidcnce on Main street, wost of Graham's corner. one I8'04iu3.

liKK & BKOTllElt'S NEW GROCERY STORE. TlllS

c.-tnbUshment is now stocked with a lnr«i' jtrortment of plain and fancy Groceries: which will bo sold for cash or produco. Farmers of Montgomery county call in and examine our stock before purchasing eWewhero. [lJee3'(14tf.

FRESH ARRIVAL

HARD W A. RE

^Immense Quantities.

D. Harter of the firm of Campbell, Galey & Harter, having just returned from making extensive purchases of Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Cutlery, &c., all of which being selected with greatest care and at greatly reduced prices, we feel confident we can offer inducements to purchasers that can not be found elsewhere. Our stock is

FULL AND COMPLETE

in every department, comprising in part, Forks, Spades, Shoves and Hoes

Pullers

of every variety,

Rakes, Mattooks, Traces, Hames, Iron Nails, Glass, Sash, Putty, Oils and Paints of best quality and at lowest prices.

wou'd

Tools

of all kinds, Boring Machines, Oil Cloths

for table and floor,

Hand and Cut Saws. Table and Pocket Cutlery,

the" largest stock and at the lowest prices in town, also, Spoons and Rogers Plated Ware,

and

(al

ways warranted,) also, One Horse Plows and Breaking Plows from $14 to $20, few first rate Road Plows for Supervisors and others. Also, the exclusive agents for

Jews Harps,

Drag Saws and

Fish Hooks,

Reapers and Com Poppers. Also now on hand for the Spring trade the great 2 Horse Illinois Corn Planter and Riding Plows,

Please call and see before buying elsewhere, no trouble to Show or Sell Goods. Campbell, Galey & Harter. No. 1, Commercial now, Cnurfonlsvlllp. (mar24'fi0hc3tin.)

FOR THE_LADIES. Celebrated Pearl Drops, FOR

beautifying the complexion and ouring diBeasos of tho skin. For »ale onlj

PRI no S3 oonts a bottle.] do.-X)-1«I.5

Table Cullcry.

DEMOCRATIC AT ALL TIMES AND UNDER ALL cmWMSTAKCRS.

NEW FIRM

JSTO.

COMMLERCIJIJL BLOCK,

CRA WFORDSVILLE, IND.

WASSOW and ELLMORE

TT ING bought out tho entiro stock of WM. ALlietoLEN

Ladies' & Childrens' Dress Goods,

'of every

Style, Grade and Color.

Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, Silks, Flowers, Laces, Crape, &c. In Gents Ware

OUR STOCK is FULL.

rb St

Cassimefes, Cloths, &c.,

TEA-POT!

TIME!

WATCHES,

together with an endless

variety of Shelf Goods and House Trimmings. Having paid CASH for every dollars worth bought, we propose to sell them on same terms, and always as low as the same can be had at Lafayette or Indianapolis, or any other Western Seaport.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, INDIANA, MAY 26, 1866.

respectfully invite the pub-

Call and Examine Stock AND LEARN PRICES.

We keep any and every thing usually found in a

DRY GOODS HOUSE,

and as low as can be found clsewhero

IIS[.THE WEST

-AT'

JOSLIN,

(Succcssor to Joslin A UeeuiJ

A FTEK returning thanks for past favors, wishes to /V call the especial attention of the public generally lo the large and most perfect stock of

and TIJyil\lRE

now on hands. The best and greatest variety of

oooicinsraSTOYES,

over offered in the Crawfordsville market, and

Warranted.

to give satisfaction All articles of

T/.T-I»MK£ manufactured in workmanlike slvle and from the best tin-plate in use.

Sorhum Pans

nhv:»y.- on hnnd

Country Jflerchants

Stump

will (ind it to their interest, when 111 want of anything iu our line, to (give us a call. We ill sell you goods at wholesale, tor casli or approved produce, at the lowest livinr figures.

REPAIRING, ROOFING

ft 'i

Curtis fc Brother

DEALERS IN

BOOTS SHOES,

Corner of Main and Green Streets,

•\\70ULD rcspcclfally call tho attention of buyers to our luri*o and magnificent stock of Hoots and Shoes. The stock consists of

GENTS FINE SEWED CALF BOOTS,

made for us from the best stock and in superior style.

Pegged Calf §|I5oots,

fine and heavy—the best of goodB and very cheap.

HEAVY KIP

correspond

and in fact every thin? in our lino will cor: y^S^^^with any house in tho ci'.v

IpSC.

—'i:®..

01lcady .Hade Clothing-.

W a a

for men and boys. Also^®^

Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes,

FOR TIIE MILLION)

Come, everybody, and examine otir stack. We are receiving new Goods every day hv ICxpress. liENltV WASSON. fehl" GG. c. W. KI.LMORK.

Call at the Sign of '.he

BOOTS,

?OF ALL

RUBBERS:

KINDS,

IB OYS BOOTS,j!!

LADIES POLISH BOOTS,

L-A-IDIIES SHOES,

of every style,

Children's & Misses' Shoes

of the most elegant patterns and styles in great varieties. Wo have secured the exclusive puttent right, for Jlontguinery county, for manufacturing on

Plumer's Famous Patent Last!

which excels nil others for making elegant fits and giving durability to iur work. Territorial rights can be secured by culling a tour establishment.

We keepever.vthiiig in the line that can be called for, and sell at the lowest figures. We shall continue as in thepa«t. to lead the trade in styles and prices, april 21-ldGG-n33$e3ui Cl"KTI9 1 BKO.

SI11I1SI89! GLYCERIN.

ill§fgg§§g

.{-r,,

done promptly and on fair terms. Cash paid for Copper, old Iron. Hags, Hotter. Fi-athers. Ac. Remember JOf»LIN'S. No. 5, Commercial Itloek. Green street, Crawturdsvillo. 1 Linai3'GGcU.l

TliHE!

GOLD!

CLOCKS,

JEWELRY,

A N A I E S

In connection with tho Book and Stationery establishment, of

a a to AVERY

LARGE and complete as

sortment of American. English and Swiss Watches all warranted. Seth Thoina«' 8-day and 24-hour Chicks, for Cliurchc-. Banks, I) welting and Stores. All tho elegant styles of lato

F«2

WT^

HRC_~W

Gold..Silver and Plated NPKCTACI.FN Silver nnd plated Tea and Table Spnon«, Gold Pens. Silver Thimbles Porte-monies. Pocket cdtlery. tuck, round nnd Sido Combs. Cartridge Pistol and Cartridges Wooden. Tin nnd China Toy. Violin nnd Guitnr Strings. Musicil Instruments. Ruxors. shaving strops. Brushoa. nnd Toilet Articles: all of tho very best quality aud'will bo sold at tho lowost possible prices at tho sign of tho Q-OI-XDElSr WATCH

two doors west of thoold stand.. JA&. PATTCSKBON,

A CARD.—To thoso b#v)n« WfctohoB and Cloaks to h» repaired.! rwoijld say I IIILVH secured tho scryices of bn'ebf tho best workraoijifrbip Nowyork: A" TOTK JwUl te fended to nromtftlv. "receive nyt own

dsJSS

ri For Hand

U«c Baiiford** Glycerin nnil Camplior Icc,

UJJN,

Die Binford'n GIjenin and Camphor Icr. For Cl»ap|»el Facc,

I C'n'c niiiforir* Glycrrin nnd Camphor lcc.

For Chafed Skin,

UKC

Biufui'dV Olycrrin nnd Cniiiphor Icr.

TT IS MADE OF TIIE PUREST MATERIALS. and is unequaled by any other article in allaying all irritations of the skin, with which so inmiy are annoyed (luring tho inclement season of 'lie year. I'rico twenty-five cents. Prepared and for sale, wholesaleand rotnil. by E. .1. HINI'OKI). deoWGS. Washington St.. Crawfordsville.

Eagle Clothing Sto^e.

JUST RECEIVED

JLT

V-

& E S S A E

A.' O-JE

A i'i

Magnificent s. Assortment

ltealy-Made

Clothing:

FOR SfJjflJWER VFEJiR.

livery article iu the Clothing line can be found at this House.

CALL AND SEE

Before Purchasing Elsewhere.

May5'06

^AB

PAT^B».-

AXES.

A Superior article of LippinoottA Co's. DonMeAKe/ned Cast St~l Aao. warnin ^^Fo^leby

THE MAMMOTH S O W

CANINE & CRECC'S

O I N A I O N O

-AS?::

Hardware and Agricultural Implements,

IS JYO If J.r TO IIW,

—AND WILL-

EXHIBIT SIX DAYS,

IN.EACII WE EE

""AT—,

EMPIRE It LOCK.

ADMITTANCE

free to every body who wishes to avail themselves of tho opportunity of seeing the sight. Sliclf Ilnrdwnrc in bn ndii nco, Iron, .Spring*, iVniln, Slffl fllnw, A xlen, SliorfN, Hoc, tCnkr, N|iaitm, Plain, Ac. Doiilo Corn PlmiCfr nnd Ctillirntoi', Buckcyc ICcnpcr nnd ITIowcr, with dropping nttnchuicnt. Improved llnbbnrd Jlowcr, M'ood's, M«lf KAUGIIj Wood't Itloivcr.

Also Agents fora great many different varieties of Macbinory and Stump Jacks. Wo have a splendid assortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery. Plate and Brittania Spoons, a fine assortment of Tea-Trays and'Window Cornico.

Wo paid Greenbacks for our goods and can sell them as cheap as those who paid cash. Oivo us a call. Kecollect, Admittance freo.

CANINE A GREGO, Sign of the Hig Pad-louk.

Mayl-'GG. N«.2. Empire llloclt.

ANOTHER CHANGE

IIsT ZPXIE^/I^E

SSSI

-t-

T. S. MARTIN,

(Suecessor to "Bill Bowers,")

Would respectfully announce to the citiicns of Montgome'ry county that he will not be able to furnish them as much poetry as his predeee-sor, but ho will fiirni.-' sufficient prose to inform them that lie lia:

L'ULT/ STOCK

NEW GOODS

Bought for Cash,

s^T

to bo sold at the

My stock consists of Brown and Blcachcd.Shirtings and Sheatings, Ch'illi Ue Lainos,

STANDAED PBINTS,

f.~ Spring Shawls, White Goods,

E O I E I E S

w$. fell

Lowest Cash Prices.

''Xt*

Men and Boys Wear, Ready-Made Clothing.

HATS AXD CAPS,

fiSrtee i-ffi'!!!-'

vem Boots and Shoes, Notions, Ac., Ac.

Tr-pT TEspecial attention is called to m.vT,_rTrr O-imTPatoek of Fancy Cassiineres.inyillpJJ-r

'i-c

B^rAll kinds of Country Produce taken in trade. T. S. MARTIN.

April 14 -18GC, (wcllcly20.

JMdniiuistrafor's JYotice. N(been

OTICE is hereby givon that the undersigned has i. nnpointed Administrator of the estate of Cntharino Smith, late of Montgomery conn|».1 nd.. deceased. MAI1LON Mill II, mayS'GOwS Administrator.

Administrator's JYotice.

NOTICE

ishoreby

given that the underrfignod has ...„ administrator of tho ostnto of

been appointe

Phillip Smiifk late of Montgomery county. Indiana, dooeaood. MAIILON SMITH, Adminutrfttor. mfryS'Mwedin.

SAIA'S

WHOLE NUMBER 1237

ftallroad Sleeting. —.

A )avgel!and 6nthwsift's6fo rncctiilg

citizens was held at tfid court house Saturday night, to coTisidfcr the propriety

petitioning, the Gity-Couucil to tarsfl' tfl6ney -by taxation to aBsist iti building, thn Vincennes, Danville, and Indiana and.IUinois Central railroads. j)r. Pierce was called to the chair, and W. W. Leathers appointed secretary, tfr. Pierce, in stating the object of the meeting, remarked that he was one of- the delegation appointed to visit Crawfordsville, and ascertain the temper of the people in regard to the Danville road. Ho had found the citizens of that town very enthusiastic and energetic, more fully determined to build tho road than before Mr. Lord abandoned the enterprise. They expected Indianapolis to give 850,000, but would be content with whatever they saw proper to do.

Mr. Nicholas McCarty, who was also" one of the "delegation to Crawfordsville, corroborated the statements of Mr. Pierco in regard to the zeal manifested by the citizens of that place, iu behalf of tho road.

Mr. W. H. Talbott asked the secretary to read a letter written from this place to the Wabash Express, denouncing the Indiana and Illinois Central road movement as a copperhead scheme to colonize Irith in certain localities to vote the Democratic ticket, and reflecting severely on the character of Mr. Taibott.

The letter having been read, Mr Talbott said that he did not care for anything contained in it personal tu himself. He had lived too long

this community, and was too triM' known to be affected by the venomous productions if an anonymous scribbler,' who was too distardly to sign his name to las libellous communications. But he did care for the cffcct it might have on the prospects of the road. He had been' laboring for five years to have this road built, and it was an object dear to his heart te see the cars rnnuing over it. As for its being a copperhead scheme, seven of the officials were Republicans, while but five were Democrats. He had been elected president. against his will, and didn't want the office, but it was forced on him.

D. V. Cull}', Dr. Stevenson, William Wallace, and other citizens made speeches in favor of railroad enterprise.

Mr. Landed spoke in behalf of tha Viuccuncs "road. The people along the line had subscribed liberally, and only asked S50,000 of Indianapolis.

Ou motion, a committee of live, consisting of William Wallace, G\ Sherman Aquilla Jones, J. W. Murphy, and Nicholas McCarty, were appointed, to confer with Council, asking an appropriation of SI 50,000, to assist in building the three proposed roads, the matter to be left to a vote of the people, and the money to bo raised by taxation, if ratified.

Colonel Dewce.se made a short speccli, full of fire and eloquence, urging an appropriation of S250,000 instead of 8150,000. He compared the action of Indianapolis with that of the little city of Vincennes, which had voted 8200,000 to th« road at one time, and now has given $50,000 more. The colonel said that if Indianapolis did not wake up from her lethargic sleep, she would become a mere wood and water station for Cincinnati roads, and iti a short time the brakemcn would ad' nounce it as "Indianapolis station." The colonel's speech had the desired effect, and the proposal to insert 8250,000 in lieu of S15U,000 carried unanimously, afwhich the meeting adjourned —Indianapolis Herald. ,,,

Murder Must be Made Odious, When Sickles murdered Key, he was arrested and tried for murder. He had killed a man. Murder is a most odious crime, the worst iu the catalogue. The counsel for the State argued, Sickles must be hung murder must be made odious it will not do to let him escape. But the counsel for Sickles said, true murder 13 odious, and killing is odious, and an awful crime this is tho general rule but when a man is provoked to kill another by wrong and outrage of the killed upon the killer, murder is not odious, and will not be punished and so said the jury, so said the country.

Newland killed Evans. Gordon argues Newland must be hung to make murder odious but Ncwland's counsel answer, Evans, the slain first wronged the slayer, provoked him to the murder, and, in such case murder is not odious.

Treason is odious, and should be punished. But the treason of half a nation, against Charles First, was not very odious •.. treason against George the Third Was not very odious treason against Charles the Tenth was not very odioys. And Why? Bccausc they had outraged their peoples.

But mark these were cases where therei was no written constitution, and it was difficult to declare exactly what the tights of the people were, and when they had %£§•••.:.• bedn violated while, in our Government,. 0k we have a written Constitution, which en- |s|^| ables the people at once to scb and kDOWisSj the violations of their rights defined in that Constitution. Think of this,

publicans.—Indianapolis Herald —1

There is .a negto in Philadelphia whose

feet measure twenty-one inches in length. ,j-* It is supposed they will be used as the next Republican platform,

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