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WMAMAMM*

THE BEYIE^.'''

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tubus ok srns(miPTiox:-»i!.«n i.\ aiiyamk.

I A I O N

AKCKU THAN* ANY I'AI'HH ITIIMSIIKI) IN (?l*nuTul'«l«rill4! Advertisers, call up and nxiiiuinr our l.ist of

CTWrHWCKHtKKW!^

oulsville, Nov Albany A Chicago Ksiilroatl.

0»!NU NOKT1I.

ccommodation i.:*4 a.m hrouuti Freight Mlp hi' xprcss 7,(HJ (JOIStJ SOt'TH. xprcss ....... 10.11 :i. mi. hrough l-reight n.:U ccommodation l,(Mt p. m. Good connections made with all other r«- uls.

U. F. .MAST1X, Superintendent.

MTASU IIv tiih CO.\NTITI TIO.V NO STATK. WlTHOl'T 1TS CON-

EXT. SHALL BE PK1MU El OF

TS EQl'AL SI'I'TKAC IN THE

ION ATE. A it r. V.. ('institution.

Look Oiil for Framls,

The Radical leaders here have

ti conlemplation a conspiracy to efent Mr. Puhduk, by circulating

einocrat'ic tickets containing the

ante of some prominent Demo-

iople?

Democrats and Conservativi-,

men, lie on your guard, and see

1 hat no illegal votes aio caM -I

The Liisl Dmlire.

The last dodge perpetrated by tlie rail-

ieal leaders to defeat Mr. l'rnni K. is a

forged letter which we publish in another column. The old tu icnninj of the •hnir-

iial is undoubtedly one of the conspira

tors iu tbis infamous plot to maligne and

traduec the fair character of a man whose

reputation for a pure and unsullied char

acter is universally known throughout

the Wabash Valley. We have no fears

that such dirty and infamous acts of neoundrelism will affect in the least Mr.

osition would stimulate the soldiers to

vote for the re-eleetiou of the Rump

Xcw Arrangement.

Ai.i.i:n & Hit(iTUi:i: linve hrmfilit nut ilie sliiek Of lll'V gOOll.S UW11 I'll IIV lilltliril' SnllS. ill No.

Knipire Hlock. iunl will iMiilitnu'tlie lumi-

ncss nt I ho saint

place. Thev iiitcml tlmt

ifooils 11 ii 11 be sold elicnp in 'i awt'iinlsvilli",

from tliis time t'orwanl

Tlio,v will sell for casli down, avoiding all

loss on iieoonnt of liook.i nti'l luiok-keoper.

JJonoy is what tliey want, nml thev have the

gooils 1° "'ll "nil will sell them cheap."

Jf you have money lo spend, go where you 1 I'"»

is their roipiest.

They concur in many .hunks to the comm.,-

uity for past favors.

.hi.TKBs that auk liiTiKiis.—There an 111 OiUei for ihu Siomnch ho iniuieiisolv pojiul ii

In thin region of tho country us those in uiti

fttctnreil by one of our own rcsiilente, (Dr. f.

\V. Hoback. As nu iippctiner, aud plvueant ami

agreeable tonic, the}' are mirpassed liy no oth

er importation. Having tried the article, we

can speak from experience, and moil willing

ly recommend them as an invaluable Ionic.—

i-C'm. Commercial.

Let no true Union men be awav from tho polls next Tuesday.,.

Tuesday, OctoiierII.

i^late-. vol the lull" i.f I liis

lii'intli, viz.. I

rinU'iliiiitl I nblii.lir.1 eroi') Suliii'ilitj .VI0111ing, bf A E S O W E N 'u.liiiigton Street, '.til Ntorv, l.rr' ,\c,v

iCt every conservative voter he on "I-u

is guard.

'J here is nothing loo mean or

nfamous that the radical leaders

•ill not do to elect the Bondhold

ers candidate.

J)oks

the poor pitiful old nonentity who

ontrols tin' nejiro-suflraixe oruati expect

deceive anybody by jm bl is li in tr a bo.

'lis letter written bete in Crawfordsville defeat the Hon. .IiiiiN I'l itlil K? Tell

'hoe. old ass if you really believe such

:ontemptible forgeries will deceive the

'J'lI'JSK who are in favor of a tariff es-

leeially lo protect the cotton Lords of' New Knuland and the iron-mongers „f

'ennsylvunia. ut the expense of the West,

'ill vote for Oitrit. OliTII, at the last

ession of Congress, was »ri

ot' the .Massacluisctte tarifl

Kllt'ds or Free llrlnhliiK. S The old nii-ri-rittuy of the Jonrmil is

reported to have enjoyed a l'nr mnilr a ~'«MV evetiiutrssince. Although lie touched

ightly bis ilecayed brain upset his under

pinning and but for tile assistance of a

friendly hand would have severely in

jured his beautiful figure-head

vlviiiii:i. Indiana. Ohio

a ml 1 own.

1 helicw

tIn- i'ullfuviiii will approach

the ic'Milt tif' the m'liifiilrhalliit:

l'i iiii.y/riini i.—Twenl V-1*»nr ('oiijjre.-.-

""*'1 In bo elected: ('om-ervntiv

•liii oliins II.

Ohio.—Nineteen Pninirc.-^nieti In In

.elected Conservatives II: .Tnci)ins HI.

lufiittmt,— KIoycii

(Vniiirossiiifii to

Conservatives I Jacobin^ f,

will ive ns a j*iti•• uj' 2(1 members in the House, thev ha vim lisul III where now

scarcely able to elect 27. after lliis election, the

they will he

Four weeks

States ef New ork and Illinois have

theirs. The rhan-je in tho.-e States has

been remarkable. and the prospect cncournirin" to the heart of the patriot

Freeman of Indiana, stand firm Once

more to the breech

IliiW.V Till III IN I) 41 I.I Kits.-'

Let every poor man remember that in

votin" the National 1 utnii Democratic

ticket. he votes to tax the

bloated I'onil-hohler-

Lu\ Kits of fun will bear in mind that the latest show that, has ever visited

this city will exhibit here on Monday.

,. i~

rat for Congress, hoping to draw city. Yesterday, the Democracy and!

IT enough votes from Mr. PniiOUl-: Conservative 1'nion men made the uraiid-

11 a third candidate to elect Ol'lll. '^''""'^I'l'tion in I.nr city ever wit,-}

hl^h old time in thi,

S a 1 1

day next 11owe'.s

•irens and the balloon

ascension.

(it I'll it ik lino, have |ust jiurehased

a lot ol cattle, which are the finest ever iliiMii to tliU -tt v. 'I hev keep none on hands but the best i|iialitv of meats, and

wtll not be surpassed liv any other mar

Ci ill it ki 'Tli

October lili. should read October 2l

Xcw Clothlii- SlwtT.

MaYKit A I i.lmas have |ust opiei'ied a

new Clothinj Store in the room formerly occupied by "Bill Mowers. Their stock of

ready made Clothing is the finest in the

city. Mr.

Daviii

Ainu.Kit. an aceoin-

eliampi- jdished gcntleinaii and salesman will be

in attendenee to accommodate cii-toni-

Rk.AH the ad\ertisement of Howes Inn

show, to be found in to-day's paper

I 'ltoK.

S'it.inkk,

will make his grand

ascension on next .Monday, from the com

mons south of' the Seminary buildings.

I'-very precaution will be taken to guard

ilure. atid our citizens may

rest assured tlmt tlm I••.11 w.il tlio /'(Vl/rss'./- in if II ill IJII H/l.

A11:. \'axsi.vkk lias just rcceiU'd a

larye stock of boots and shoes, winch lie

is selling cheap. I'-very body .should call in and examine his stoi

Pi: urine's popularity with the people.! «'"IJowin

llis principal defauier, the old nurri imri/. of jisttrd.ij

is well known in this communitv, and a

compared to this hyena, this I. ul ^«i"? voters if it eould be ... ... done, and that is to bnv Kails, every one hideous corruplnni aml putridity. counts two. any other mode I will 'leave fi.„. ii a a

I UK Kumii niaiontv. in votimj two

years extray pay of one hundred dollars

uegro-ei|uaii-

Wll.l. the ..Id Ill''rri tlilflf

tell us if the

ty editor of the .fmimnl,

charge preferred against him in 1 .W"L\ by

Or. T. W. I'ltv. of jdaving cards with a

neirrn barber is true.

Do.x't forget the big show in this city October 8. It will pay to go and see it.

Public. $1,000 Reward.

letter appears in the La-

A A 1

p' I

I I Koyiiolds. hsq.:

more detested, abhorred old political vil-j oI) ar Sill —Yours oanie to hand a lain never went unhung. A sheep thief day or two agfi, but neglected, from the would be an anuel of light and puritv I laet that it slipt my memory. The best

best. 1 he held look- pretty well to me

0 1 S 1 iv a

to every iicgro soldier, and only fifty dol- better be in Fountain on election day lars to every white soldier, no doubt and aid the friends all you can. thought that the popularity of this prop- I "\otirs truly, .Jniix Putin k.

j.^'hle had

will be ready in a few days, at least immediately after the elci-tioii. to take your bonds.''

1 1 1 0

»'.V

can get the mom for it, is tho advii'c of Ai.i.kx r/isiiil*. to prop up their failing

& liiioriiKii, tint don hny until you wt them cause, for in a fair contest they well know

^aMia»TiM8ta

tiinent »*«. 11.i in- Micitnan. Mr. Orth :i1mi cihIki'mtlie .-nine. "The Sinitliern Mate.- .-hiill ever i'/ .' ('yirto in to

wliat? Shall never cnme into the Knion

"I' coni-sc. This iiti)itios that tlie Southern States ale nut of the I"ntoil now. hut

^hiill never eonie into the I'hion if thev

1.): refuse tu rule|it the Constitutional amend-

"lent, except upon the hasis of universal sufl'rauc." Soldiers n|' the Stl, (.'omrressional llistrict. ln vihi hear that? Didn't

you io Id Wiir t" kr*|» tlio Smthem States

L'lt'ctcil: CtiMMM-vntivi'S S .Inrnljiiis in tlio 1'nion? Ii so. !iI vhii sufccoil,

—Six ('iinuroi-Miieii to lie elcotol or w:i your etlurt a lailun*? When v«.u

Total i) ii in lie i* till

imservatives ^»S Jacobins I-J7. This

were niusteiei] nut, and honorably dis

charged from the bervirc of our country,

were you not told that vou had saved the I'liion. and prevented a single State from

jioini out? If the Southern States are

nut in the I'liion. it is no fault of yours.

\Yhose fault i- it, therefore? It the fault ol (!. S. tilth and his Radical col

leagues in ('(ii^iess. If the Southern

States are in the I'liion. why are thev re

fused representation on the floors of Con-i!re-s? Simjiiy because .Mr. Orth and the men of his ill say thev shall not be unless

I tliey consent to have tbeir ne _'rroes made

I o.|iial. under tin law to the wliite race,

-proinl

lo do this would not only rive tlieni the

riirlit to vote, but to hold (dliee, to be the

rulers over the white race in districts

where the negroes have the most votes. Did you fit*lit tor this? Are you in fa

vor of this? Tf not. we time you to vote

I fur Judge l'tirdue. Yote as you fought I'nr the 1'nion.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS..

Potatoes for Sat v.

Tlie 'ub-crilicr lias a lurse lot of l'l.lutoi ut' «ovi-

,, 'ill vii riclii:*, ul' tlio ini'?t Mtpi.-riot' quality, ivhluli lie

disnniotitsls have :t tnru out. and on Mon- will ili-i-,.., „t f„ o,-!,. for con,, fall

lev! Ire!

Ila\ iiij |uiviiasoil the li'c In ffalsuli's U-u Hoiim ..«• i.. .iitvK.-on. la i.ui »iclar, I am prepant-1 tu furnish to the public an oxeullont quality of Ie«. Or-

l»,r?

ket for any thinj to be had in their lifle

of business, (iive tliem a call

i.\.—In last week issue the

sale notice of Amanda .1. Knox, was dated

l«II».*i| proiiipt!.\ by 1 vr*vini tliem nt the 'niw-for.i.-yilltf l'.ri'ui**-\ Ortr.tn IIKNUV l.OKKNZ,

1S A I IT Ij KTT

HEft lXG MACHINE.

j"Pny $50 to t200per month. hur.Wc Suiup, nii ailJn «.i J'AGK BUOTI1KHP, Ccn.Aecntm 614 I'hnlnut Htrrrt, I'hllnda. or, til humnlt htrctt, Toltslo, Oklflb

Meat Market,

From and After This Date,

signed will furnish their generally. DAILY. wi»h a

Beef. leal. Mutton, Fork, Sausage,

lout rvi-ry itiins pertutnin!! t. a lir-l-.-lns- meiit limrkft. K. I!. (JfTIIHlE it llltO. I'iKh.-t asli pri. os l„r FAT CA'l'"l.pKS ""'I TAUjOW.

j5 Silver Smith.

Aew Walch -Milker P-

The iiudeisit'o

pronounce tlie above letter a /»«#•_///•- .V1 mil nei|iiainted with Mr. Key-

nolds. and well know that his name is

•Harris, not "llarriswi that his post-

office address is Jacksonville. Fountain County," and not Crawfordsville. Mont

gomery county. This letter was doubtless sent from Lafayette, by designing

num. to Harrison Reynolds, at Crawfords

ville, to fall into the hands of my oppo-

They hn honfilit this stock very low nn.l ,j 1 ft-1ion, for the

liavo hei'ii Ka«i- tiinkiiiR purchases of New ..... .. .. nave 01 ui purpose of inj 11 riUl: me politically. ibis fiouilsnt prices nuieli ioiverllinn at any oilier is not the lirst letter that has been forized tinic siiicf the war.

they are badly beaten. 1 will pay Sf 1,000

the forger.

October -I. lSliC:

Tvrrr Uriah' K.rju-rss.

Expretu,

from which we clip the foregoing

is a Radical paper, and :pprnves the *en-

would respectfully announce to

his friends and the public generally thai lie has opened a y,k»}-'St

"NVntcTi Slioj)

in the old stand of MeClure.t Fry.,west of theCourt Ilon-e, f«ir rcpairiim Watehc*. Clocks and Jewelry. AH repairing warranted,

P. C. HIT/.K

Patterson's W atch Maker Saop.

rawft-rdsville S»pt. '.Mi, 18tn.

FOR

Sate.

residence, known as the Scliooler property, tin the corner of (Jn-en and JelVrson st'eets ('rawfordsvillc, hid. JOKl, (M'TIIUIK,

September'JU,

For sale.

DKSIUK TO SKM, MV RKSIDKNCK, SITCA1 ted on Vernon Street, in the eastern part of the city of Crawfordsville, containing 0 rooms. Summer Kitchen, Pantry, Meat House, Wood House. Ac.. Ac.: nil in od condition and on reasonable terms which vvillbcrade known by application beinir made to. me on Uie premises, 'ibis is a very desirable suburban residence.

Scpicml cr-M, 'iw w:P C. t»l.*THIMK, Sen.

Flow Factory

I/inn N

WO I !il respeetlully inform my and the public generally that Ilia

old customers

pulillc treinuall.v that I have engaged the

services ef Mlt. JOHN HUOWV practical and experienced Plow Manufacturer, and will keep on hand the very best quality of

MYued,

Hlacksmith establi^huicut will still be continami prompt attention given to ^\j

HOUSE SHOEING*

and all kind- of repairing. NJH. Those knowing themselves indebtod f»r work will please make immediate payment as need the inonev to enlarge niv u^iiies-». febl«V»ti, JOHN A. (JHIKFIN.

*Mftm inisirator's JYotire. "^JOTICK is hereby given that tho undersigned ha? a I.orenzo deceased. op-*,!'GGwX

nii'.i Administrator of

I). raiff, laic of Montgomery

.1 (illN I'l llIlfK.

A Word to tlie Soldiers.

Senator Sherman, of Ohio, declared in''1 a recent speech, that if the Southern States refuse to adopt the Constitutional amendment they shall never come in with his consent, except, upon the basis of universal siiil'rugu.—

»f the estate of county, hid.

THOMAS F. CUAIO, Administrator.

T:il»le Ciillorv. r. r'iiieassiirtinent of T.-iljle Cuttcrv.fer sr»l.« liv" iiecsir 1.K1-: iti:i)Tin:i'{.

Papri\

Tt'ST recc'iroil at the ('ornor Itnuk Store, a fat 'I line uf Itni:. Straw. Tea ami Manilla Wrappini laper. Al.-o I'll per ami Cntiuii Tivini-.

AiiRli-.lW-trt. I,. A. KOOTK A Co.

C!BA Wl'OH US VI I.I.IC C'll APTKIt IVo 40 U. A, M.,

Meet 6ii Hr^t Tu".t:i:: ii'mlit afti-r fall Meon. iune'.'niii. j.s. KKI.SKV. ii.

Clli \VI\- TOH\JO.

Such is alrio the position of lion. (J. S. Orth, of this district. The Terre Haute

splendid quality of Yirjinia Cavendish Cbewinf Tobacco just received and for "ale by |J. ,t PUOTHKU.

l\avy Tobacco.

N excellent brnnd of MreetchrwinffN ivy ToWa* en. for bv Mectllf.' I.F.K P|JO

WEEKLY E VIK\Y-~C AWFGREjSjYILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER U, 18IW.

Arauseuients.

I The Largest Show

O W E S

GREAT"'.

Consolidation Circus!

Will cxh-ibit at

AT CRAWFORDSVILLE,

Monday, October 8,1866. 1

,-/r 'r

(.KAMI (OMIUNATIOV ()K

i/l'lv S

IIOil's

A. \V. MOIUiAN, lJuiinosH Malinger.

S. \V. V. POST. Leafier of liuml.

Tlji« innnetiso alliance is coiii|Mi«e! of

200 MEN AND H0P.SES.

•"'J

ut my ioiu'-Mice, li'iv-fourth-i ut'n mil« north «»f

ountsvillt*. Tlu'-o polutoe? arc all t'U*ur uf rot, mid wi ro rui:?0tl in ^i:n!y i-ct6in-tw SYl/VKSTKR H0PJ ING.

1'erhirniiM s. 0 I.mly l-jpicHtrii'iinoH. anl

•..".-4 •.. litrlily pnjuilitt Clowns, a

It hu.4 ho most magtiilicout stud ot'.

Highly Trained Horses,

Kducntcd .TImIm nnil Oimiuiitivc Ponli'i)

Kver brought together in any one show iu the United States, composed, an it ia, of the principle Performers. Horses, Mules, Ponies, etc., of the following well known institutions: .1. L. Davenport's Great English Circus.

F.J. Howes' Champion ('ire us oft he Republic Aymur Greftt .Southern Circus.

CiU nioy'.s far famed (jcnnan Circus and Williams & MunkinV Great Grecian Gymnasium.

A combination of Equestrians, Gymnastic, Acrobatic and Athletic Talent never before consolidated in any one institution, cither in Europe or America. The performance will consist of all that is novel and brilliant iu I horsemanship, grand and courageous in Gym~ I na«ia or animated and graceful iu Athletic I kill bvthe universally admitted I

GHKATKST AKTISTS OF TI1K l)AV.

a&'im

"K".

Champion rider, iu his great principal act.

MR. F. J. HOWES,

hiphty trafne-f trick horMc Ocucral

Oram ami comic tonics Hroadguage and l'ea« Hackeft.

ADOLPH GONZALES,

The astonishing ChilHau d'Mible somersuulter.

MR. J. L. DAVENPORT,

Priticipal t'lown and coinic vocalist, who will introduce his infrint son. the smallesi and youngest ctjuesfriati iu the worid.

MR.A.P.AYMAR

Legala

THE WORLD.

IjKtruy .Yotice?

|WKKN I h.v Patrick .Murphy. I mux in Mndi1 -on township. Montgomery ronnty, Indiana,on the '.hi day of September, 1HW, one eftray dark bay Horse, marked with a »cur an tbclrft shoulder, cansod by fistula. al.«» white *pot on forehead, about 12 I year* sixteen hunU hi^h, appraised. to $20 by I

Glmiikoold,

K. Mason and FJi Sanrcnt. bef«ire John W Sutton. Ju.^tieo. September^'. IHW. Copyattet WM. K, WAhLACK,Clerk.

Sypt S?H, Ml ft

JPiffelir Sale.

UTICK i- hereby ^iven that I will fell at public auction, ut tho late residence of David H.Knox, deceased, in (Crawfordsville, Montgomery county, Indiana, on Saturday, October £0th. 1HM, tho followinu described personal property, to-wit: Horses. cattle, ho«?, .-hoep, corn in the fieid.oats by the I hay. mft wu^on, «»no set of hftrne^s, houfchold^ail I kitehon furniture^

Tkhm^:—A credit of eiuht months will be «iveu on all cuius over thtvc dollars the purcha«eruivin his nolo with approved security without relief from viiluation or appraisement laws. I AMANDA J. KNU.X. Administratrix.

Sept. 20. 1KW. :Uv

/.V

O.YI:.

UOAHII OFIHUKCTOKS.

W. II. IIOUCIII, l»ireotor ami .Miii:i(icf.

K. .1, UUWKS, K«|iie^niiin Uirecior.

Election Notice.

STATU l.\OIA.\A, .. ITlontgomcry couuly, •S*s«

1Wfor

111 a ni K. Wallace, (Merk of the Circuit Court said county of Montgomery, do certify to tho Sheriff of said couuty that the following officers are to be elected at the general election to be held iu the county and Stat-, aforesaid, on the second I ucduy in October next, vir.:

Secretary of State. Auditor of State, Treasurer of State, Attorney Cencral for the Stsite of Indiana Superintendent of Put.lie ItMriirtion tor the Mate of Indiana. ^Representative the Ctm^rrss of tlm ('nit State- for (h«*r-ih Cungre.-siunal District of the State of Indiana,

tnck (Mown aud jreneral perforiucr.

MR. H.M. SMITH,

I he hampiou bareback rider and his sou the Infant Prodigy

I^^PRA^SMITH,

Williams & Manlcin.

In ihcir (Iladitoral. Cy.,inaHfio aud Acrobatic performances.

'George Wambold,

The jrreat contortionist. will introduce Inn highly educated Trick 0»g. Heautv.

*"'l A Kincaid,

r. Charles Davis. Oeneral performer Mons. Phillip, Harry King, Herman Franklin, Harry lair. ('lias. Hivers. Harrv \hner. King Urothers, jtc.. \i»

Kt|iie.sfrian pageiits and ca\clcados

cavalry evolutions, comic

pantomimes, grand and

loftv tumbling doub-w,

le "•oineraaiiltA '•"Ml .v.me. \:c.

\illbe introduced at each cntertainineuf in rapid succession the whole forming one of the most accept aide unique and brilliant .shown ever given at any one time, under any one canvass, on the Continent of America.

The performances will coussist of nearly every act that has been introduced in an Arena in the United States by a Troupe of Artists by far the largest and most talented ever consolidated in any one Circus in this or any other country. It is tin? aim and desire of the Management to give such a show, that while il may please and instruct every one, it will be so guarded as not to oflend the most fastidious.

N. 15-—Each performance will commence at the time specified below with a grand TKN HOltfjF, KNTREK, entitled.

„«,i T1IK AMI' OF THE COSSACKS.

(!()HD SEATS FOR ALL.

AFTERNOON AND KVEN1XU.

Doors open at .'ne aud beveii l*. .M. A dilution ."ill cents. Children under twelve vonrs. 25 cents. -rVV Oct. Ii. It.

Prosecuting Attorney for the f-th Judicinl ot the State «.f Indiana, I Prosecuting: Attorney of the Court of Common Pleas for the district composed of tho counties of ertnilliun, Futintain. Warren at Mont^omerv.

Representative to the ieneral Assembly of the Mute of Indiana the county of Montgomery. ounty treasurer for Moiitgoinery couuty.

County Shurilf for Montgomery eounly, ('oruiier for Montgomery county, County Surveyor for Montgomery county. County Commissioner for Ditrlct No. 3, Montgom ery county.

One Towuship As*essorfor each township iu Montgomoiy couuty. Iu testimony whereof I bcrcuuto subskal scribe my nnuiu und aflix tho seal of said court this 12th day of September, ItftM,

Anion till (In o! Artists irlm nil/ njijinir I liriiiitnl by A ft* of tin- hltr Mim/rw, In nt melt perfornmnn mm/ In i• inul Disi lmn/i'il Soh/irrs, their )I iImfs. .Mlnor Chihln

x' MILL'E MARIE,

Tlio must iii'i'oiniili-'lii'il IVtimlc i'i|ni.sl liiMHio (it

OSfOjlirr. in )Vnshi)ii/tnii /Jul! Huihl-

mT*t

the fletrs of Jjrmifnf If a soldier, enlisted for three years, us abttve sta ted. has died of wounds received, or disease couI tracted indbe line of duly, the Additional Itouuiy of I $UK is allowed to tlM »id«.w. minor children or parents of such diseased soldier iu the order named,

If a soldier, enlisted for any less period tban three year?, has died of wounds rernivea, or disease contraded in the line of duty, the Additional Pounty of $.'i(l is allowed (o the widow, minor children or I parents of «uch deceased soldier in th« or«ler named.

One tit the finest performers in tho counti v.

SIGNOR CAPPOLI.

The Ponelcss Man and Man Monkey.

i-Haunters

WlhLiAM K. WALLACK. Clerk,

The qualified voters of Montgomery uouuty aro hereby nolitied lo tneol at tlioir several places of holdiug elections iu their respoclivo townships on the eccoud Tuesday iu October next, lttOti. and thcu and there vote for ptrsous to till the several oilicea iucnlioucl iu tho Clerk's certificate above.

JOHN N. MeCONNKLL, Sheriff M, C.

September l"»,

UTATIi OF INDIANA. Montgomery Couuty,

Court, of Comic on Pleas. October term. 1n»o Michael Uarshbargcr.

Di\ nice.

Martha J. jlnrshbarger.N 13 it that on the l»th day of Soptcm11 I„IPremembered«Aid

A I). 1HM platntiff by George 1). Hur

ley. his attorney, filed in tho Clerk's office of *aid Court his complaint as a cause of action in this behalf, and also the atn_a\ it nt a ^interested person setting forth that Martha J. Harshbarger is nonresident of the Stateof Indiana. Now therefore notice of the filing and pcudonoy of this cause is lierebygiventhe said Martha J. Harshharger that she may be and appear before the Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery county. State of Indiana, on the second day of the next term thereof, to be held at tho Court House in Crawfordsville on the 1st day nf October, A. D. 1H0J. and answer said complaint.

W1T.SKSS my hnnd and the seal of said

Wo' Court this sixth day of September, A. D. 1HW. sepH'r»i»\v4 AVM. K. WALLACK. Clerk.

Claim Agency.

BOUNTY!

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lloimtv Exlni Pav

Kxtra. npension!

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or /'limits.

Collcrlrd with

rromptiiciw

If'*.

MR. J. H. GLBNROY.

ITeverybeen

of collecting claims, 1 feel

warranted in.sa^ jf tttnt I can insuro not only prompt attention on Hie part of tho Government, but an early and satisfactory settlement of all just claims intrusted touiv care.

Fees Ueuxonable and uo hargcln Any Cane In less Sncccssftih All letters of inquiry, continuing stamp, promptly answered.

Parties re.-iding ai a distance can have blank# and -m.'t tirtions sent to them by mat! free of charge, on application tome.

W, P. Hit ITT ON,

Aug II 4\\ At'y. nuil (mot. 4'lniiai A«l.

TIllIK!

GOLD^1,m

WATCHES:

CLOCKS JEWELRY,

A. TNJ Tl

A1S3

A N A I E S

.Tames Patterson!!

Gold, Silver and Plated HPKCTACI.KH Silver and plated Tea and Table Spoons. (Sold Pens, Silver Thimbles. Porte-monies, Pocket cutlery. tuek„rouud and Side Combs. Cartridge Pistols and Cartridge*. Wooden. Tin nnd China Tow, Violin and Guitar Strings. Munical InHruinents, Razors.shaving strop*. Brushes, and Toilet Articles: all of the very best quality aud will be sold at. tbe lowest possible prices at the sign of the

QOLDEM WATCH

two doors west of the old stand. Jas. I'attkrsos,

A CAKD.—To tlio*e having Watches and Clocks to be repaired, I would say I have secured Jhe servieoi of one of the best workmen from New ork. All work will 1 attended to promptly, receive my own personal supervision, nud be warranted one year. (ouc2tl'05-y JAS. PATTKItSON.

AXES.

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-DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. .i".• ,j J.

DRY

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offers for sale

jV,'

13 E Si '''C3r 6

New Store,

eas our aim. in removing to department.»

Plain Col'd Silks,

French Merinos,

Cashmere Merinos,

French Merinos, Plain DeLaines,

and Ulspatr.li by

I* RIT'F(P»\\ AttorUCV,

AM.

GOVERNMENTCLAIM AGENT.

SAPPENFIELD & BRO.,

Son'- Attorneys at Law

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KGAL

EST/I

Tu I)ixchitrrjet/ SuhUrr*: Ijy the Into law Kquali/.ing Mountie'. an Addition. al PouMy of $10t) is granted to each ami every *»oldior enlisted for three years,and served out Ins tuno. counties. Will jfive prompt nttention to the nettleMho has rci.en ed or ent.tK-.l to rfrveive no more „t of Kstates, collection of Pensions ami Soldiers'

"\\7ilih ATTKNO to business in the Circuit and Common .Plea* Court.* in (his and adjoining

Chiiius.

tlina tlieSnm bounty lierntofore nllnwcil liv Ian anil any sueli foldicr who lias liccn 1 isulinri .-i before the I e.xpinitiun of bi. tenn .if yerviee by riH«on of wounds receiveil in line nf duty culillcil to the

Ailditi.inal llnunty of Stoo. An Addiliniial lluiiui.v nf $.Vi univ alluwed in eaeli suldier enlisled fur twn year^, ivlin lin- ri-.'wi\'i'il. oi^^ is entitled tu receive, no more lhan $."11 Imunty under prcviouji laws. I A bounty of S.W is now allowed to eueb nnd every I poldicr enlisted fur tiny less period than two years. who bus been honorably disbursed on nreuunt ot wounds received iu the line of duty.

Huy and ««ell on commission. Houses and Lots. Vncant Lots, Farms. Farming hand in nil the Western State* and Territories.

Loan" negotiated, collections made, hand entered, Taxev paid find Titles examined in all the Western States.

Have for sale a large number of desirable dwellings in this city, also, a targe number of vaeaut hots at very reasonable terms.

After property is placed in our hands for Mile, should tho'owncr through our introduction, or by mealu of publicity given b.v ut, sell tho property a' the fixed price, or for more or |e.-.«, the comiiii»Mop must, in all cases, bo paid to us.

TTTPOniee over itrown's Hrug Store, Vernon Crnwfordsvillet-Ind* Kkfkkkncks:—McDonald A Koneh. Indianapolis: Smith A- Mack.Attorneys,Terre Haute Patterson A Allen, do Hon. I. N. Pierce do: Judge S. F. Maxwell. Kockville Win. Durham, President First National Hank of Crnwfordsvillc: Campbell, Walker and Cooley. Professor^ .if haw, Michigan University,

To O/ficrrs: All oflicers below the rank of prigadic* (»en'tul who vvero in the servico as such on the 3d of March, 1W5. and who were honorably discharge, or who have resigned, *ince April 9, jNift. are now^cntitled to tbreo months pay proper

Ann Arbor, Mich. Li and 'fiO-yl.

FO.R SALE.

Widows arc now entitled by law to an increase of I their pension $'•! per month for ouch child under It) years of age.

Invalid soldiers.for lolal disability, aro entitled to a pension of from cij»ht, to fifteen, twenty ond twen-ty-five dollars per uionth.

('luircli,for sale

Ii«»t and Buildings north of Ccntr in parcels to suit purchasers.

House and lot of ii,1*' lerins easy.

ncrcs in east part

lar

To obtain the benefits of these laws, persons in all caso to make a new application. Applicants for the Additional Houuty must bring or send their Discharge Papers and get a receipt for I the

Having for a nuiiibpr of years post devoted inyself 'specially to thclju.4?)#!

llcuc and lot on Waluut street, near College. rooms, good cistern cellar, stable, and tint) selection of growing fruit, hot by IfW. For terni'* »j'tdy.

I Houfeandlot of acres in south pnrt of city, rodn on pike road, 4U rods back. 100 "'-toil fruit trees. I barnpHiby 3»i. well,cistern,cqllar, andgood-»ut buildings, house i! stories high, 0 rooms, with wood house underioof of same building, good selection of small fruits, grapes, «tc.. nud a fine etdleution of ornamental troef. Price$4,(XX) in payments.

Farm of 1{'." acres. iu acres cleared bottom laud, good saw and grist mills, saw mill cut, .*000 feet per day.tworunof stones, building 4 stories hijfh.timbcr enough on premises to run saw mill 5 years, good orchard, bnru.und comfortable houic, with good out buildings,good spriup. and con I bank on farm, ti liiiles I cast of Hockville, Parke county, lnd. Term" in reasonablo payments.

Farm lie acres I mile west of Vountsvlllc. in good repair, good house, barn, Ac. Terms $75 per acre.

Farm til acre", miles east of HockviUe. Ind„ i^ood bouse, barn, orchard, nnd out buildings. Cheap at $75 per acre.

In connection with the Hook and Stationery estab- Hare also tor sale ."»o«l acres in Pajjc eounty, lowii. lishment of Will exchange for town property in a flourishing

1 VFHV hAUfJK and complete asj.\. sortuient of Atncrican. English and Swiss Watches all warranted.

Seth Thomas' H-day and 24-luiur Clocks.for Churchcs. Hanks, Dwellings and Stores. All tho elegant styles of late

200 a^cres Cofly county, Kiiu^ns. Kntored years

ago. Price $2,00 per acre.

IGOncresiu Dickinson couuty. Iowa $1.10 per ticrc. 500 acre? in Missouri at $1,00 per acre. Also large number of farms in his and adjoining States. For particulars apply,

Western land constantly on hand, for sale or exchange. Parlies wishing to make quick sales of their property will do well by sending us a description of their property. We have made arrangements, with Heal Kstate Agencies In most of the estorn States, aud are prepared t.o ulake transfers at it small nxpensc. jnn*m SAPPENFlKhD KUOTIIKH

Jlthninixtrator"s Sale.

"^OTICKin hereby given that I will sell at public auction, on Friday, the 19th day of October. 1H0G, at the late residence iff Lorenzo L). Craig, deceased. miles east of hadoga, ('lark township. Montgomery county Indiana, all his personal property (not taken by the widow) consisting of horses, cuttle, hogs, wheat, corn in the field, fanning utcnsils, household nnd kitchcn furniture, Ac,

A credit of nino tnonths will be given on all tfumsoverlhrcedollars the purchaser giving his note

Superior articlc of I.ippeneott 4 Co's. Double with approved surety, waiving viiluuiioiruud apCast Steel Axes, warran ed. For eale by praisement Imv.s. ... decstf I.KK JIROTIIKH. sep'^wn TII0S. F. CUAKI. Administrator.

tfickeiv" II ii^heH: & ,Co.,

Washington StireM-') Soittk of Jtlain,

a inairnificent stock of all-kin^a-ofl I

Plain and Fig'd Lustres, Plain and Plaid Poplins, Gala. Plaids, Plain Delaines, Figured Delaines,

French, British and German Dress Good.s, &c.E

THE MOURNING DEPARTMENT

1 TSTCI.IJDES .i

IjSO.

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Ir/J-

purchased expressly for tlie :..-J i-

PTational

Block, Washington Street.

the new premi'''--. to keep a oinplete assortment of Good* iu

Adapted to the Wants of a Eirsx Class Trade,

ji-v.

and \vr invite an inspection ot our Stock as beini? tho

Most Complete Assortment Ever Offered in the City of Crawfordsville.

The Dress Goods Department

\)lisists of .,

Black Silks, English Merinos. Cobnrg Cloth, Empress Cloth,

Goburgs, Lustres,

Fig'd DeLaines, &c.

IIA VK A

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

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

together with all the standard brands of

E A E A N O W N 3 O O N

-.s ,,V. ALSO,

Septeinber 22'li()iuii.

Real Estate Agency.

5 tri'KNF IKI.P, K. il. SAri'ENKtKI.n

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I'lH^TS OF Alili I4I\DS, NOTIONS, &c.

Ricker, Hughes & Co.i

Crawfordsville, Tnd.'

Roback.

*v°0D ^is

SUGAR-COATED,

PURELY VEGETABLE'S

Free front Mercury iS

Have iiUoa large number of Farina in tbN ami adjoining counties for sale, also acres of Western ha nth partially improved.

A X1J

ALL MINERAL PCKSON.j

Anil nre, uruloiiUeilly, i|„. p)

cfl

.M.lieol, remedy extant

I'd it

SICK AND NERVOUS IIGAIIAOIIG!

a.1 Uiejr lie, |,y vii tue ipccnd affinity for the

city,

Two «tor.v frame lumse with 1 rooms rchard, and out buildings with u' mile wtMt of College.

dstern, -elfes of land

House and lot on corner of Washington and Pike streets, i'stmie.-. 0 rooms, 2 halls, well, (ostei n, and I cejlar. growing fruit, and good out buildings, will sell in 3 patoels,suitable for purchasers, lot by 1U."».

Terms easy. ..

mucous mornl_nt*n of tho bowel*, tlioreby removing the cans#*. As a

failing

A well improved farm, 1OT acre- •.* springs,« mile wc-il of city—terms ca.» House and hot on West street, ne.tr Collcg Price $U5u.

LIVER PILL g! g'

they cun have nc ,iv«\ posed of tho moMt

Powerful Vegetable Extracts J?

which ha\ea direct fiction on the

SPUiEN' AND LIVER.,

the hnppy

c,|r..,.|

r.t wlu.-ti u: 1«.

noen nn«r one or Iwo ,|i,« |-|,

lt-move

tin- Itile,

•Anslst- Dif/extioH' (Jura VoNfltf)Hfsn. In fK.it, th.r-urn, lli.-lr iimmt i.ubcater tu jw

BLOOD PILL:©

"The Life-Giving Principle."

™*y s»?an*li out diHoa^v an strike at its veiv rooh leaving fh»

syfltem in the lull rijror „r ho.iHb, K?r }i'^ "AK.MhKNS u» INFAN1H, PKISMINS oKTHK

SK IKhiCATn CONST1 I U- I I iON8, and aro .-t

SATER, SURJLR AND BETTEH

Purgative Pill ipj

thiin hna ovor'before Ix.en uviiilnble I ^"1 beiiiR Ibi.-kly (.AK-COATKD, nrecyjieeiallv ailnpt. rd MR REMEDY KOIt Cllll'.tKKN, and persons who hnve dre„l of Hivallowing pill. They »re, un- £5 questionably, one or our lm.nt •atisfiKtory CATMAHrtcs, F* and no household yjk should be with- A out them.

r/fr .-

PRINCE, WALTON 4 CO.,

(Successors to Dr. C. W. Rob»ck ). i-

SOLE PROPRIETORS,

Wos. 56.68,60& 63 East Third.81.

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