Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 September 1866 — Page 3

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'HE REYIET

|nirtliiikil Published crcry Sntiir«Inr .Horning. by A E S O W E N iluglon Street, Sil Slorj, I.rr'» New

Brjrk.

IKRMS OF BimSCBIPTIONt-M.OO IN ADVAXCK.

I A I O N

|ltiHU THAN ANY I'APKK ITHMSHHl) IN CJniwfordnTillr \dvortiscrs. cull up nnd chimin* our'I.ist of 'rpHUltWCKIBICItSUlf

plsvlllc, New Albany A Chicago Railroad.

GOING SOUTH.

lommodation 0.34 a.m. lough Freight 1.41 p. truss 7,00 ,*•

GOISO SOCTII.

fross. 10.11 n. ui. |ough Freight 9.34 ouitnodation 4,00 p. in. •id L'oitiiootid08 made with all other roads.

B. F. MAST1X, Superlnteiidcnl.

O A IS.?

.'U

Grand Army of the Republic. I i.i Kit 1'. .Mo it

TON nnd other radical poli-

in tlitf Suite, .in order to save their ting fortunes, arc using the order of the Ind Army of the Republic for political pur-

For the last two months these poli|:uis hare been busily engaged dn organi|g lodges throughout the State anil furnishin a clandestine manner, the members |h nrran taken from tlio State arsenal. On

the control and engineered

such men ae JOIIX DKAKII, JOHN DAKTKH and [Bi'i.Nt PETEB. Of CDUVBC nil kinds of traps. |l be set ntul appliances used to catch

Every fellow they can entico ill will Invorn to vote for OIITII and the entire "ttudiItickot, and after the October election the liibug will explode and the sharp poiilieiaiiB II laugh in their sleeves how cleverly they Indled honest and uiisiispeeting tnen out of lir votes. |\'e had suppbscd that the days of secret litical societies had passed in this country. infamy that lias always uttcuded lliem ll die odium in which tliey are lielil by the mass of the people .should certainly Ikelionesi men pause before joining them, history of the Know Nothings, the J.oynl gue, the Sons of Liberty and the Knights Itlic fioblen Circle, arc well known to every

To day you can scarcely find a man who [1 acknowledge he ever belonged to ilium. radical leaders, we think, are underrating intelligence of tlio people if they expect •itrengtlion themselves by such appliances Isecrel political societies. It is too late in day to play any such g-ime with success, ntlemen. .„

The Mass Mooting on last Saturday. riie National Union Democratic Mass Meeton last. Saturday, was an immense suc8. It was in fact,one of the largest politiassoniblages oyer convened in this city. speaking took plaoo in Whitlock's drove, oining tbe town, anil the immense crowd of entive listeners told in unmistakable laulage the deep and enthusiastic interest people are taking in the critical is of the country. The speeches of bssrs. McDONAI." liml YouUIIKKS wore mas1'lv efforts of unanswerable arguments and Invineed ii)anv who have heretofore acted 1th the radical party, that (he only salvation the Union wus in strict adherence to the Inservative policy of President JOHNSON. |The meeting was iinmarrcd by a single iiii|eas:inl occurrence, every thing passing oil' quietly and with as much decorum as if Isembledin religious worship. There was a lepearnestnessj asoleinn conviction inipresslipon every countenance, ilmt. if we would ve our country from the throes of another Ivil war, preserve inviolate (he Constitution lid the liberties of the people, patriotic Union ving men of all parties should cling to each llier in this dark hour of the nation's liisIry. It is this hope, which we fully idolized by the grand outpouring of tlie honest lasses on last Saturday, that gives forth liapuugury of victory in October.

•'pnn Whom tin* the Mantle Fallen.

When the lion. James Wilson cut loose from the radical party, rt left tltorti without a bell Wether in this county. After much tribulation they have at liiat got a leader in the person of Mr. John Darter. That John is the only man left .. ho lias sufficient brains to lead them, is apparent to any one who knows anythingof the radical party in this county. The New School clique made nn attempt to supplant liim with Ilutlcr, but failed. Since that time John has worn the mantle with commendable dignity. One of bis most admirable trails of character is, '.hat he never overrates himself, and consequently leaves the task of demolishing Voorhecs anil McDonald to Weeping I'eter and Hut'.er.

MADISON CKKA.m Alk.—We

MASONIC.

Hai i. MONTGOMKHV I/ODGK, No. 3 K. A. M.,( CiiAWFOiuisvii.T.K, lxn., Sept. 13. lPOU.

Notice is hereby given that at a meetLg of the above named Lodge, held this •veiling, that

THOMAS

Thf Great'H'fslfM Mirblc WorkR.

This establishment has now in its ware fonni? some very elegant specimens of marble vork. Messrs. Pyke, Paijl & Co., the proprU (•tors, employ none but the best workmen, and |he work they turn out is equal in mngnifienee and durability to any establishment in |ilie West. Several of the monuments which have put up during the past summer are hieautiful specimens of nrt and show a master lhaiid both in the conception and execution of It lie work. -J

THK

MAHTIN,

llaster Mason, and late Master of said Lodge, was e.rjclli:d from all the rights, [enefits and privileges of Free Masonry,

ir 'irons Unmasonic C-unducl.Y •. .v

By order of the "Lodge,

lw L- A. FOOTJW, Secretary.

'I'llK mercenary of the radical bondholder's Irgan is terribly annoyed nbout. Uncle JOHNNY I'riint'K's Greenbacks. Like a famished w.olfe, Le glares malevolently^ upon every National I'nion man in the county, and the retchings If his empty mn\y tell? plainly the gnawing Igony within. To know that his neighbor liossesses a plethoric purse is source of constant irritation to his selfish and avaricious |i at lire. i?

Gone East.

Mr HKXHV WASSON, of the firm of WASSO.n |& Ki.MOKK, has gone cast to purchase a new stock of goods for the fall trade. He will be lubsent a couple of weeks. USlU

General St catl man.

t,r^iS.

This gentleman will address the pcoplo of IMontgomery county on next Wednesday, 1 l.i't there lie a general turn out to hear him.

The Wabash Business College, I'liis institutiqn is now open in McClelland Hull. Mr, G. W. JTEWITT, the President, Vs'fl lientleniiiii who has had long experience as a leaohcr. Hie object of the institution is to educate young ladies t)iid.gentleman for thp notive duties of life,.

arc in

debted to Mr. J. Ci. Ilofackcr lor a half dozen bottles of this splendid Ale. Mr. II. ie now supplying our city with this nutritious barcracc.

Honors to a Cinclnnatlaii.

Our citizens, last evening, gave a complimentary farewell to Col. T. R. Di'iu.KV, who has been stopping in our city for some dayB. He was escorted to the depot by l^undrcds of his friends and admirers to the music by otii Silver liand.

At the depot, the-Col. was taken leave of by W. C. VAXCB Esq., on behalf of our citizens. The response.of Col. D. was characteristic and eminently appropriate.

THE

Wednesday. DAN AC AUI.EY, who during war was 11 Colonel in the Hlevcnth IiidiKeginieiit, visited our city and organized Itlgc here, and we presuine it will not be Ig before they will receive from -Muxa Mohtlicir compliment of arms. The lodge |p will be iiinl

three-sole

i'atney

kip boot is

warranted anil sold only by Joliu A. Hood.

Public Speaking.

Hon. Arch. Johnson, Col. John M. Bavcus and Dr. English will address the people at tbe following times and places

Centre School House in Coal Creek township, on Saturday the 2Hth at 1 o'clock P. M. "Willis School House, Union township, 011 Thursday the 27tli, at night.

Stump School House, in Union towniliip, on Tuesday night the 25th.

HOOD

is now receiving a large stock of

Boots anil Sliooa from the Kast. For an elegant and cheap boot go to Hood's. "j\

Cruel l*etcr.

Weeping Peter made a terrific onslaught on ilie Hon. I). W- Voorheesa few nights since in tbe Court House. His bellowings we are told were heard ill the Fair Grounds.

liu.i. HO W E S is a thorn in thfcsidcof the radicals in this city. The-way he lampoons tliem is a caution. Keen and trenchant as a Damascus blade, lie cuts a wide swnrth and causes a shaking of the dry bones of the Abos tliat is painful to behold. In vain they trot out their DARTKH'S and HUTI.ku'S to controvert his iirgiiinents.

(irnnd lialloon Ascension.

On next Saturday, the 29th, Pro.STKINEU will make a grand balloon ascension from the Fair Grounds. As this is the first time that a novelty of this kind has ever been projected in Montgomery county it is reasonable to suppose that there will be an immense crowd to witness it

THK

managers of the Fair are sparing

no pains or expense to make the exhibition commencing on next Monday the greatest ever witnessed bv the public.

HOOD

keeps on band at his establish

ment the ''ciiuinc article..of the justly celebrated Kimball Boot 1

Radical Decency.

The leaders of the God and nioraht) party in our city are very nice people. Like Paul Knapper, they are all good ii]en, God-fearing cusses, loyal devils and heavy on the anion. On Friday night, the 15th, they covered the stand and seats orectcd for tlio National Union Mass Meeting of tbe Democracy, with filth, and on Saturday night they spiked tlio Democratic cannon. All right gentlemen. Such conduct will maVe you votes, but for heavens sake don't lay any claims to decency.

CRAWFORUSVIM iK| September 14, 1866.

Mlt. EDITOR:—In the last issue of the Crawfordsville Journal, tlio man that runs the ma* thine appears to be greatly escrcised over the fadt that Hon. ARCH.JOHNSTON and myself both addressed an assemblage of National Union men, on the same night and at the same place.

Now I would advise that gentleman to take it cool, and not get tojo much excited, from the fuct that between thin and tlio coining election he will sec many tliin'gs to excite him, many things to perplex him and many things that will not suit him.

He will in all probability learn that the cry of Copperhead has ceased to answer every argument against the'present system of taxiiig all the industrial pursuits of the country to keep up a .privileged class of bondholders, bankers, government swindlers, and stay at home patriots.

He will probably wake up to the fact that the time has come when the honest masses are. beginning to th\nk for themselves, and that the time has passed tWicn demagogues and political tricksters can carry the elections of this country by calling evcryboy that happens differ with them on the political issues of the day, hard names, by mcctiiig the arguments of the National Union men with the ery of Copperhead, humbug or anything else but facts, figures and arguments.

Let the man of the JoMrHaicome squarely out the tax question like a man. Tell the peowhether you think the toiling, sweating illions of our own race and color, should be ed, on all they cat, drink or wear, for the keeping up of a irionitd aristocracy, or wliethyou favor, as 1 do, that the Revenue of the country shall be raised by an advalorem tax on all the property of the rich and poor alike. re you in favor of taxing everything that the widow of the Union soldier has to buy for herself and olrplian children? You cannot dodge this issue—the people are getting their es open—you have got to face the music, be ever so unpleasant.

How arc you on the negro suffrage question? No dodging the question, the people demand i.i/ answer. Did G. S. OSTII do right when he voted to fasten it on the District of Columbia and on the Territories? Did the the Radical gentlemen of the Philadelphia Convention do right in cheering FKKH. DOUGLASS when he demanded suffrage for all men, hito, black, brown, spccklcd or yellow? Just .1..,.. juui nana. Tliat Convention tore off the mask—the people begin to see your real eslgn.

lI('.

You talk about my consistency—bosh every man in this community knows full well that I have always opposed negro suffrage, nd you and all of the Republican party, but .vc^ve months past, pretended to do the sums, then forsooth, because 1 meant what I said, and you were hypocritB, you vilify and abuse mo. All right gentlemen, go in on your muscle, time will tell where hypocricy ami deceit will land you. Yours, "more in sorrow ban in anger." lilhL BOWERS.

VilHlratlon-What Geo. W. Snyder, the now Editor of the Journal, thinks of our Farmers.

We clip the following dirty slander from the

Journal of last Thursday. It will be seen that SNYDER has a great aversion to our farming

community. Their rough hands, hardenod by toil in following the plow, and the hard manual labor required of them in their occupa. tion as agriculturalists, together with their plain attire, is made the subject of ridicule by this hired mercenary of the Radical Bondholder's party: "The whole town seemed astonished when the delegation came in from Itallhinch. It consisted of a .wagon full of unwashed, un combed Uallliinchers, carrying a Hag and at lug uruiDD."

At their Old Tricks.

That the Radical leaders in this State in tend dofeating the will of the people in the •oniing election, by importing voters from other States and stuffing ballot boxes, is evident. To cover up their designs they have set up the cry of stojj thief. The mercenary of the Journal will find himself badly mistaken if lie expects to throw the National Union men of this county off their guard by such silly

trickery.

THK mercenary of the Journal, in speaking of

the National Union Democratic Convention of last Saturday, says: "Then came the editor of the Rrvific, on

HOOD

damp season is close at band

Everybody iii want of boots and shoes &c., should go to Hood's, where can be found an endless variety and styles,

font,

carrying a banner with many mottoes and strange devices." We tnink by the time the lladical's carry the mercenary through the October election tlicy will be as anxious to get rid of him as Sinliad was uf the Old Man qf the Sea.

A "down east'

debating club has been re

cently arguing the question: "Which is the most effective agent in the. reduction of the populiiti'in of civilized countries—War, Choi crn, Switchmen or 13illious Complaints? Afte warm and animated debate it.was decided I lint the latter hail proven by fiir tlje most, ilisastcrous. until the discovery of the now celebrated /ioiuck'« Stomach Hitters anil Scan dinavian IUood Purifier and Rlood Pills. Th club therefore, actuated by a spirit of pliilan tbropy, have determined to reoommend them to the public as a preventative of cholcr?., an certain cure for all diseases resulting from

has the best stock of ladies' fine

Shoes in town.

to the Crane House for a choice They have just got a new stock.

cigar.

DKMOUKST's MO.VTIILV.—Tlie Octobcr nuin

bcr of this truly bcautifui and useful nuiga zinc contains charming song Qutitlcd."Tlie Chain of I.ovc a tine cartoon illustrating tlie culturc of cottcn a steel engraving, the

Death of Fido l'oems by Fanny Crosby, the blind poetess, George Cooper, etc. Stories by Virginia F. Townsond, Jennie June, T. S. Arthur, and other popular writers togetlior with an elaborate display of new Full and Winter Fashions, Full-sized Patterns, Household matter, Model Cottoges, ctc., etc. It is a supers number, elegantly illustrated, nnd in all its departments a model Magazine. Yearly, S3, Address,,

JENNINGS DEMOREST, 478 Broadway New York.

Dcmorcst's Monthly Magazine for Octobcr. For beauty of typography, splendid eugrnvings, and excellence of literary matter, this popular periodical is without a rival on this continent. Its "make up" exhibits the highest order of taste in magazine literature, and it is as useful as it is beautiful.

Ilillious affection, and to inform them that they are prepared by Prince, Walton & Co, Nos. ")G, ~8, GO and 62 East 3d street, Cincin nnti, Ohio, 'Hid for sale by all respectable druggists.

Laboring Men, {listen.

I.ook first to your own great interest, aud then to the interest of your neighbor, aud the way to do this is to preserve your health by buying only one pair of those substantial three roled, custom-made 1'atnly kip boots, manufactured and sold oaly by JOHN A. HOOD.

TRIAL*IJV ji'uy,"

Tlie trial by Jury is a right which every citizen of the United States has claimed as his prerogative, lint it is of much greater importance to those who have been suffering for vpars from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulency and general Debility, that (Joe** :Dyspepsia Cure \fill certainly cure llicm—the proprietors giiar^n*®" it i» every instance. A:' j,m i.

CRAWKOUDSVILLK,

Sept. 20, I8GG.

MR. EDITOR:—The Journal

week comes out just as every otic, acquainted with the small caliber of the old cnt that does ieditorial, oxpegtad

Heretofore the

Journal

ducted by Mr.

has been con

KKF.NEY,

a gen^let|jan that

made some pretensions to truth, tjecpncy an4 honesty, but the present

gentlemanly

attulc and

editor makes lfis boast that

he is not much on an argument but at throwing a certain villainous oompound of fill]), he considers himself a full toam— a fact that none of his acquaintances will deny, and which his isHue of this week

/ully sustains. All right (JEOUOK,' go in on your dirt, if it docs you good to be foolish and fun ny, it will gertainly 4iB?omuiodo no ono pise I thiii'V It will suit the pegj-o sqifragp portion of your party, but probably not the intelligent portion.

If you lack brains, call on Weeping Peter, as he understands, perfectly, all tho complications of the tariff gyBtem which has perplexed such ininds qs Clay land Webster.F07BILL BORERS/

"WEEEBY REVIEW-CRAWFORDSVILLE INDIANA, SATURDAY, SEPTEWBER 22360.

Grand Rally!

...v*

Come Due!

Come All!

THE RATIONAL "&NI0N

DEMOCRACY

of Montgomery couuty will assemble the city of

Crawfordsville,

WEDNESDAY,

^ept.

,.20,

'66

to give a

Grand Eeception

to the gallant

GEN. JAS. B. ST1ADMAN

who will address them.

Let there be a

general turnout of the tillers of the

soil, the mechanics, and the

working men, and give the

OLD HEFft)

such a reception as none but tbe Union

men of Montgomery can give.

By order of the COMMITTEE.

Tiik radicals held a meeting at the Court

House one niglit this week in which JOHN BUTLER attempted to answer the speech of the Hon. D. W. VoonuEKS, delivered here on last Saturday. His effort was a good deal like Abe Horner, who reading Webster's grand peroration in reply to Hayne, on a Democratic handbill, pronounced it d—n balderdash.

Housp Eui*Dj«if j»0t oootiH at Uobb & Mahor* ncy's, Under McClelland Hall. Three hundred and fifty good Cooking Stoves. Two hundred and seventy-five Parlor Box and Coal Stoves. Seventy-five Tea sets (40 pieces.) White Stone China, with all extra pieces to match. Large stock of Glass ware. Two hundred sets of knives and forks of every grade. Three hundred tea and table spoons. One thousand tubs, churns, wash boards, buckets, bo-wles, &c., including every article needed by house keepers in the kitchen and pantry, which shall be mid cheap.

Also keep our tin-shop in good running order, besides a good stock of ware on hand, can'* make to ordoror inend anything in tin, sheetiron or copper on short notice.

We invite new beginners wishing an out-fit, and want to gave money, to buy from us where tliey c'in get all together and by so doing save money. »8-3.

Agriculture.

A few good Wheat Drills, Cider Mills, Sorghum Mills and & big staok of No. 1 Drag Sawing Maoklqes, which will be sold on reasonable terms at Doherty, Mphorney & Co.'s, on Washington street.

Slckor, Hugbes & Co.,

This'new establishment is daily thronged with ladies. Their elegant room are one of the great attractions [of our city.

FHESII

Oysters at Hays'. You can

get them served up it^ a few minutes notice.

N^W ADVERTISEMENTS.

Amusements.

Balloon Ascension!"

'"•S'

of this

A Qrand Dulloon A'consion will be m^de by

PROF. J, H. ST|INER,

from the

FAlli GROUNDS,

OF THE

Montgomery Co. Agricultural Society,

Saturday, September 29, 1866,

tq thSi^ir: the price of admission wilt be *5 cents for all persons over 15 years of age. children under 15

for whi^h purgoso the Booiety have added one day

iverlSv

years, 10 cents. The Professor is the most celebrated Aeronant in tbe United States, perhaps jn the whole world, and hi?service^ have been proenrod at a very heavy expense. For particulars see small bills- J. W. JILAIH.

ABeflned

Meat Market,

From and After This Date.

The undtmcned will furnish th«ir customers and the public general! J* DAILY, with afresh supply of choice

Beef, Veal, Mutton, Pork, Sausage,

and every tliinu pertaining finit-clasi meat lnarkot. K. 11. GUTHRIE A BRO. Wo will nay the highest cash priccs for FAT CATTLh and HOGS—also.HIDES and TALLOW. »opt24.1866mS. F. H, O. A l!ro.

Educational.

W A A S

Business College,

Crawfordsville, Indiana.

New

A credit of nine months will be givon os all sums over three dollars the purchaser giving his note with approved surety, warring valuation and appraisement laws. sop23w3 THOS. F. CRAIG Administrator.

Eleotion Notice.

STATE OF INDIANA, I lUoattfomery conaly,

IWilliumK.

ITeverybeen

ith A rapitnl of ensh and tnorcbandinc,

and is tnught in the Aclnal Business Ufllrts everythin^ jjortjiininR to huriincM. Tuition time rsMMiTKU

OFFICE—In McClelland'* Hall. For circular, address aepSSuil (i. W. HAMMOM1) 1

Co.

Legale.

•ftlministrator'8 JYotice.

NOTICE

ishcrcby civon that tho undersigned haa been appointed Administrator of the estate of Lorenzo I). Craig, late of Montgomery county. Ind. decoascd. THOMAS P, CRAIO. gepSB'GUwS Administrator.

»Mmini8trator's Sale.

NOTICE

is hereby civon that I will sell at puhlio auction, on Friday, the 19th day of Octobcr. 1800. at the late.residencoof LorcDZo 1). Craig.deceased, 3^ miles east of Ladoga, Clark towmihip. Montgomery oounty, Indiana, all his personal property (not taken by the widow) consisting of horses, cattle, bog*, wheat, corn in tho field, faiming utensils. household and kitehen furniture, Ac.

Wallace. Clerk of the Circuit Court

for said county of Moutgomory»do certify to the SliArtfr said cftnnty that tlio following olTicers are to be electod^t the general election to be held in the

county and State atorcsaid. on the socund Tuudda? in Ootobor next, vis: Secrotarr of Statu,

Auditor of State, Treasurer of State, Attorney Oontrul Tor the State of Indiana, Superintendent of I'ublic Instruction for the Stato of Indiana,

Representative to tho Congest of tho United States for theHth Concessional Distiiot of the State of Indiana, l'rosocuting Attornoy for tho 8th Judiciut Circuit of the State of Indiana,

I'roseoutins: Attornoy of tho Court of Common I'leas for tho district composed of tho counties of Vermillion, Fountain, Warren and Monteoinery.

Representative to the Uoncral Assembly of the Stateof Indiana fcr tho county of Montgomery, County Treasurer for Montgomery county-

County Sheriff for Montgomery county. Coroner for Montgomery county. County Surveyor for Montgomery county, Couuty Commissioner for District No. 1, Moutgoni ery county.

One Township Assessor for each township in Montgomery county. lu testimony whereof 1 hereunto subsKii. scribe my name and affix thoseulofsiiid court this 13th day ol' Scpteinbor, liitiQ,

WILLIAM K. WALLACK. Clerk.

The qualified Tutors of Montgomery county are hereby i.otified to meet at tboir several places of holding elections in their renpectire township* on the tfocond Tuesday in October noxt, l&Gti, and thou and there vote for per*ous to fill the several olliceu mentioned in the Clerk'* certificate abovo.

JOHN X. MeOONNKLL, Sheriff M. C,

September 15,1800.

STATE OP INDIANA. Rtoialgemcrr County, Court, of Common Pleas, Octobcr term. 1660. Michael llarshbarger,

VJ» Divorce.

Martha J. Harshbargcr.) & it remembered that on the Glh day of Scptcmbcr, A It. I9nlH br 0.«»rjfu Ll llurley.hi* attorney, nletl in tho Clerk's office or xniti Court his complaint a^ a chum of action in thin behalf, and also tho affidavit of a disinterested person setting forth that Martha .1. Hur^hbarpor i? nonresident of theStatoof Indiana. Now therefore notioo of the filing aud pendency of thiacauso is here by given tbe said .Martha J. Ilarshbarger that eho may be und appoaf before the Judge of the Court of Common Plena of Montgomery couuty, Statu of In* ditma, on the nccond day of tho next term thoreof, to be held at the Court House in Crawfordsville on tho 1ft day uf October. A. I IFOti, nnd un*worenil complaint.

WITNESS my hand and the seal of said a Court tilt* sixth dny of September, A. lLhM 1). lWtt. sep8C0wt WM. K. WAIJIjACG.Clerk.

Claim Agency.

Pre-idont.

,A, W. Lrjtmom. Soo'ry. [sc|)Ww.

Superior article of LipponoottA Co's. Double Cast Sleel Axes, warrau ed. For sale by d«K*»f LKE liHOTTir-B.

BOUNl^y!

Extra Bounty Extra Pay

Extra Pension!

Granted by Acts of the laic (Jongrrxs, to

Discharged Soldiers, thr.ir Widows, Mi-

nor Children, or,.Parent*.

Collected with pronpfaess and Dispatch by

If. J».

URtTTOJr,

Plain Col'd Silks,

French Merinos,

Cashmere Merinos,

Attorney,

AND

GOVERNMENT^ AGENT.

tiSF Office in Washington Hall Build-

ing, over &impso)\'t Grocery Storey 'Craw*

fordsviile.~r&&

Tu Discharged Soldiers: ]ij tho Into law KqunUxinBHounLtwi, tn AdUitlonfil ltounty of is crnntoJ tu oaoh and every soldier onliHted for threo years.nnd serv?J out hU time. Mho ha« rooeivod or is entitled to receive no more than the oounty-hurctofore allowed by law and uny euch soldier who has been di^charffud before the expiration of hi? term of *orvice by rea.soD of wounds received in tine of duty iv.ontitled to the Additional Dounty of $1U0.

An Additional Hounlj of $.'»0 i« now allowed to each 'soldier enlisted for two year^, who h&a received, or in entitled to receive, no more than $50 bounty under previous lawn.

A bounty of $50 now allowed to eaeh and every «oldier enlisted for any lea* period than two year*, who has been honorably disc harmed on account at wound* received in theHnoof duty.

Tit the Heirs of J) cc(is'd Sohltt v*: If a Mildicr. onHsted Tor three ycar., in abovo stated. has died of wound* reeeived, or dineiuo contracted in the lino of duty, the Additional Bounty of $100 in allowed to tbe widow, minor children or pa rents of *uch diseased toldicr in tbe order named.

If a soldier, enlisted for nny less period than three year*. Implied of wounds rceeiroa, or diie^no'dontraeted in tho line of duty, the Additional-Bounty uf $50 i.H allowed to tho widow, minor children or pareuUof such deceased Soldier in the order named.

To Officers: All otliccri billow the runk of Ililyadtcr Oonaral who ^rore in tho nervico as tuoli on thejil of Maroli, IMS. and who weft honornklx dlnoharge.or who hava roti||n«d. niitco April tt.lSttt. aro now entitled to throe inontha pay propur. ,'3,4ls^^p'UV|

To Pensioners: Widow? are now entitled by law to an increa irf their pvn.ion per month for each child under IB jvnrs of aRe.

Invalid foldiort, for total difability, are entitled to a pemion or from eight, to fifteen, twenty ond tv0'1-ty-five dollars per month.

To obtain the Vone^ta of these lawi, persons in all pases to Q\ake a new application. Applicants for the Additional Bounty must brine or seud their Discharge Papers and get a receipt fer the satne.

Having for a number, of years past deyotod my&elf especially to the business of collecting olalm*, I feel warranted in saying that I 9un insure not only prompt attention on the part of the Government, but an early aud satisfactory settlement of nil just claims

intrusted to uiyenre. Fee*Iteaumabk and no (ihnrgelti Any COM: Inlm Sackful.

All'lettcrs of inquiry, eoutuiuine stamp, promptly answered. Parties residing at a distance can have blanks and. instructions sedfty tb'cm'bjrjft\ail'/f,co.aTTw*^0 application to die.

XV. RUITTON, 41'y, awdtier* C1 S ImA|I.

Auy. II,4w.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

NEW "DRY. GOODS

ttic-ker, Hughes & Co.,

French Merinos, Plain DeLaines,

c. w. s*ri'KsriEi.i).

II'V is/ iington Streeij

offers for sile a magnificent, slock of all kinds of

Adapted to the Wants of a First Class Trade,

fv nnd we invite nn inspection of our Stock as bcing4the ...

Most Complete Assortment Ever Offered in the City, of Crawfordsville.

LonnM neKolintcd. collection* mado. Land entorcd. Taxes paid aud Titles examined in all tho Western States.

Have fur Hale a large number of desirable dwelling:) iu this city, also, a large number of vacant Lots, at very reasonable terms.

Have also a lan?? numhvr of Farms In this and adjoining counties for sale, also 15,000 aores of Western Land, partially improved.

UKFKKKNCK^:—MoDonuld Uoacb, Indlanapolic "Smith »k Mntok. Attorneys,Terre Haute Pattoraon & Allen.do Hon. I. N. Pierce do: Judge S. F. Maxwell, Hockville Wm. Durham, President First National Bank of Crawfordsville: Campbell, Walker and Cooley. Professors of Law, Michigan University,

Ann Arbor. Mioh. LintitS 'SG-yl.

O E S A E

Lot and Building! north of Center Churob,for «ale in parcel* to suit purchasers.

House and lot of 2.1, Terms easy.

neros In oast part of city.

Houso and lot on corner of Washington and IMke streets. 2 stories. 9 rooms, balls, well, cistern, and oullar, growing fruit, and good out buildings, will sell in 3 parcels, suitable for purchasers, lotttii, by 155. Terms eusy.

House and lot on Walnut street, near ColU-ge. 0 rooms, good cistern cellar, stablo. and fine selection of growing fruit. Lot by 105. .For tonus apply.

Houscaml lot of 0 acres in south part of city, 1M ood fruit trees. outbuild-r wood house

rods on pike road, 40 rods back. i00 good fr bnrnp4 by 3G. well, cistern, uellar, aud. good ings, bouse 2 stories hilfh, W rooms, with under r(M)f of sivui° Uiluding, good selection of small fruits, grunua. ^., anqn ^no, colleciion of urnumeutal treest Prico in payments.

Farm of Jttt acrcs» 00 acres cleared bottom land,

Sooqsnw

nod arist mills, saw mill cut4$000/Tfeet per ay, two run ot sU»no/.bullding A stonos-high, timber enough on premises to run saw mill 5 years, good orchard, barn,and comfortable house, with good out buildings,good spring, and coal bank on farin.H miles east of TioAville, Parke county, Ind. Terms in reasonable payments.

Farm 110aeres 1 mile west of Ymit*vl!le, iu good repair, good house, barn, Ac. Turms $*5 per aero. Farm 01 acres. 6 uiiles etivt of Kockvillf, lud„ good house,barn,orchard, midgut buildings. Cheup nt $75 per acre.

Havoit]»i« for sale JUKI aoros in Piijre county, Iowa, Ojichange for town property iu a flourishing town Walty. 900 aores in CofTy county. Kansas. Kntcrcd 0 years a|o. Price $2*00 per acre. 1G0 acres in UioirfiiftoQ county. Iowa $t,10peracre. 500 aeres in Missouri at $1,00 per aero.

Also a large number of.fnrmaiu'thUAnd adjoining States. For particulars apply, Western land consUiitty on hand, for sale or ex-

Parties wishing tu make quick sales of their propertr wll\do well by sending us a description of their pronorty. N\'e have made arrangements with Heal I Kft^te Agencies in most of the Wcstorn States, and 1 are prepared to make transfers nt a small expense. jaSSo'eo. SAPPENF1KLD & lmoTUlilt

Paper.

Wall Paper

OAAA l^r\T PC WALL PAPKHandWinOUUU iJVJli 1 O dow llangingj at from 15 cents to $1.50 per lt. just opened at the Fancy 11ataar and Boi'k St«re ot

JAMES PATTSS SOW.

•foliSM'CO. IWctool

AFincawortmont

W 0 W

Plain and Plaid Poplins,

Gala Plaids,

Plain Delaine's,

IshiftK' fit Main, A.

-El 1 S S O O S \y"'

.'.i purchased exptes^ly for the ui"'.•J,*'

Store, National Block, Washington Stree^.

can our aim, in removing to tho now premise? department. f?—-

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The Dress Goods Department

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Figured Delaines,

French, British and German Dress Goods, &c.

THE MOURNING DEPA^MENT

INCLUDES

CoburgSf

7-X

^2 r*«t

keep a, complete o^sortmcnt of Goods in

Consists of

Black Silks,

English. Merinos,

Cobuig Clotii,

EmpHiB Cloth,

piain and Figfd naMAX

LARGE ASSORTMENT ""OF

Cloths, jCossimeres, and Jeans, Checks, Stripes, and Tickings, Blankets, Flannels, and Linseys,

trgethor with all tho standard brands.of.

E A E A N O W N O O N 1 AT,SO, -!ew PKINTS OF ALL HMDS, IVOTIOrtIS, &C.',.

y* Ricker, Hughes Co., September 22'6GraG. Kt!^wfordBvifie, IftA.

Real Estate Agency.

i. «. SArrBSKiEi.n

SAPPENFIELD & BRO.,

Attorneys at Law

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KEAL ESTATE ACSG7VTS.

WILL

ATTKNI) to businosx in the Circuit and Common Pleas Courtii in thifi and adjoining counties. Will civo prompt attonfion tothonottlcniCnt of Ks'tatoi1, collection of Pontoons and Soldiers' Claims. lluy and sell on eommisHtnti. 11oiij*i»I« nnd Lot*. Vacant Lot*, Fi»nn", Ktiriijing Lantl in all the Western Siatoxand Terriloric.".

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Lu8treC™

Fig'd: DeLaines, &o.

ALSO, WE IIAV15 A

AMD

ALL MINERAL POISON, And are, undoubtedly, the beat remedy extant

After property is placed In our hand** for sale, should tno owner through our introduction, or Ly means of pubtioity given by us, sell tlio proporty at 4he fixed price, or for more or less, the cominltfiun mnyt. in all cases, bo paid to us. jrrotr.cc over Hrown's lrug Store, crnonstreot, Crawfordsville. Ind*

FOR

f})H

Robaclt.

& O S

SUGAR-COATED,

SICK AUD 8MW8 88ADAW-

thereby

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O A E S

PURELY VEGETABLE. Free from Mercury

Operating

TramoyiQg^h«

never failhig

A well imixroved fUrm, 193 acres springs,mile west of city—terms Uouso and Lot on West street Vrice$(»0.

near College.

Two story frame house with 0 rooms, cistern, eellar. orchard, nnd out buildinct', with 5 acres of land mile west of College.

memtrine bowels,

eauats* As

LIVER PILL

they can have nc iwal, being cons* posed of the most

Powerful Vegetable Extract*

which hateadlreettctlonon the

SPLEKBT AND T.TVHEB.,

happy affect of which can be alwr op§ or two doei'' TUe

Ift

Remove the Bile,

Aaslat ingestion" 1

Cura

Ooativenestif

In hot, thay ar*, an their name lndioatea, ihe

BLOOD PILL

"The Life-Ohing 'Principle."

8ATBH, SOR11B AMDBETTEK

Pnrp.tive|^

than hai .r.r before been available

and peraoni who h.T, a diaad of swallowing a pill. They are, unquestionably, one of our most satisfcetory O&THARTIGB.

Nos.

of Tnblo Cutlery, fur »le ly

dee3U' LKK A UROlilhft.

60, 68,60^62

ft band

out disease and

Th.y search •tnlc. at ita Tenr root, leatinf (be •yatem in the lull yjnr of health' are PERFECTLY HARMLESS TO INFANTS, OB PERSONS OFTHB MOST DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS, and-a»-»

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PRINCE, WALTON ft CO.,

(Sncceaiors to Dr. C. W. Bobaoht)

'Table CiitliVy.

BOLE PROPRIETORS,

Xaat Third SW..

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