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Saturday, March 23,1867.

Attention, Democracy.

The Democracy aud conserative l.'ttion

men of Union township will meet in con

vention in the city of Crawfordsville, on

Saturday the 23d of March, for the putpose of nominating candidates for the

April election. By order of the

..TOWNS HIP COMM ITT EE

Kiplej Township Democratic Meeting. The Democracy of llipley township

will meet in Convention, at Alamo, ou SATURDAY, MARCH 30, at 12 o'clock

M., for the purpose of nouiiuating township officers. A full attendance is re

quested, as other business of importance

is to bo transacted. By order of

COMMITTEE.

THE 3STEAVS.

A large body of seamen from the Eng

lish war-steamer Aurora, have beeu trans

ferred to the British gunboats ou the

Lukes.

T\ie famous African explorer. Dr. Livingstone and his party have, it is feared beet) murdered by the natives.

The Oil City of Bothwell, Canada West has been uearly destroyed by fire.

Rail travel, which was obstructed by heavy snow storms iti the Northwest, has

been pretty generally resumed.

Bennett, of the New York Herald, has

noticed the editors and reporters of that

journal that they must repudiate their connection with the Press Club or send

in their resignation ou the paper.

The Evansville Journal reports an im

mense amount of corn in that neighbor

hood as having been destroyed by the

flood.

The announcement cf the death of Sir

George Smart, says an English paper ot

Vhe "28t\i ii\v., seems ViVe an &wi.<s\iTQutsni.

Sir George was present at the great \\tvB.

del Cominemoratiou iu Westminister A.b. bey. in 1784. He helped to found the Philharmonic Society ia 1S13. He directed the music at the corouatiou of Willi.am IV., and it was he who brought

oat .Mendelssohn's "St. Paul" at Liverpool, thirty-one years ago. This co-tem

porary of Haydn died ou Saturday, at

the age of ninety, in his house, 91 Great Portland street, London, the same in

which Weber died, when he was a ir-iest of Sir George's in June, 1826

In the Corps Legislate, in the course of a debate, an attack was made upon

-Napoleon foreign policy as mimical to a

The debate upon the English lleform

Bill has been postponed until the 25th.

Gladstone pronounces the figure absurb.

At a Catholic Orphans fair recently

held in Natchez, the proceeds amounted to over six thousands dollars.

Thirty-eight years ago an Indian" wo

man rode on horseback from Los Angelos

to Santa Barbara, using a piece of grapeTine as a switch. Ou reaching her des

tination, she stuck her switch into the

ground. It took root, and sixty barrels

of wine were made last season from its fruit 1 "*1» SI''*"

The New \ork Legislature has report

ed adversely to the proposed regulation hy the Legislature, of houses of prostitu-

lion

1ISS

A committee of ten merchants has

been appointed in St. Louis to solicit money and food for the sufferers in the Southern States.

Colonel Peter J.Sullivan has beeu con

firmed by the Senate as Minister-resident to Bogota

In the late Tenian arrests in Ireland

one of the prisoners was announced as

John Monissey, M. C. from New York. It is stated that when arrested "he faint

ed." This will be news to stalwart John.

More than one-lialf of the inhabitant* Qf Lowell under twenty years of age are

of foreign parentage.

Among the appropriations of the last Connecticut Legislsture was S400 for

"whisky, lemons and sugar, for the use of the Legislature."

Wendell Phillips and Ex-Governor

Horatio Seymour are announced to speak

together at a Free Trade meeting in NewYork in a few weeks.

It is stated that at the close of 18G7

Will expire all German copyrights whose

term has been extended by special privilege. i. ii ,t bus,

England imports vast numbers of eggs and in 1866, besides the eggs produced at

borne consumed the enormous member of

438,878,880 foreign eggs. :rr ''T

The recent town elections in New Jer

sey shows Democratic gains. The Dcmo-

,«

erats have carrieil Horilcnlowti. amljhnve elccted twelve out of tweuty-two Free

holders in Burlington County, a gain of

four Democrats siuee last ve.tr. In Sa-

forty-three majority.

Nearly all the steamship lines connect

ing America with Europe have adopted

special rates for passage between the two continents during tho Paris Exposition.

Thus the Cunard line has raised its charge

to SI50 in gold for carrying passengers

to Liverpool the Inman line charges SI 10

in gold to Liverpool, to 82(H) in gold from

CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND

General Castelnau, who was sent from France to Mexico to procure the abdica

tion of Maxiuiillian, has returned to Paris

having accomplished nothing. Max was

intractable, he won't leave, but thro tens

to publish to the world the duplicity of

his former patrou, Napoleon.

The number of letters carried between

Great Britain and the United States last year was over nine millions, at about

thirty cents each, somewhere in the neigh

borhood of SIS,000 per ton.

Labor riots have broken out iu France.

By a recent treaty Prussia has com

mand of the armies of the Grand Duchy

of Badeu and Bavaria.

A resolution was adopted in the House Wetidesday, instructing the Committee

on Foreign Affairs to investigate the facts

connected with the imprisonment of the

Rev. John McMahon, who was convicted

as one of the Fenian invaders of Cauada.

A petition from the strong-minded wo

men of Ohio was presented to the Senate

Wednesday, asking for extensions of suffrage without regard to sex or color.

The Southern turfmen have cut Witke#

Spirit for its ultra Radicalism, and the Turf, Field mid. arm is now the recog,

nized organ. It is, besides, a more relia

ble readable journal than the Spirit.

The New York Legislature has passed

resolutions protestin: against the lorma-

tion of any Government in North America not republican in form. This is meant

for Canada, and is of a piece with usual

Radical consistency, for the British Provinces can hardly be more monarchical than they have ever been.

Alabama has made herself a uew county, and christened it "Dixie"

The ladies of Matagorda, Texas, have presented General Griffin, by whose order

the funeral of General Johnston was prob'bitoj, whh an oval leather marloi. o1—* five inches long and three inches broad,

bearing on one side the inscription:

That the memory of Geueral Griffin will be embalmed with that of Beast Butler

and his spoons.'' The obverse side bears

the'date of presentation. KJi

By the way of San Francisco we have au account of a fearful guupowder explo

sion at Ilong Kong. Two vessels were

blown up, and upward of forty lives lost.

Four English gunboats lying in the harbor narrowly escaped destruction.

The iprll Election.

The importance of the April election which takes place on the first Monday of the month, should be considered by every Democrat in the county. Especially in Union township, do we urge npon all true patriots to turn out on that day and see that their neighbors do the same. Now is the time to strike a blow. Our prospects are no darker or shrouded in more gloom than were those of our sires of '70, when on thnt memorable December night,

WASUISHTON crossed the Delaware and surprised the Hessians at Trenton. Let every true Union man be at his post on the day of election and make a bold, manly, honest fight, and our word for U, we shall gain a glorious victory. Remember—

Freedom's battle once begun. llcqucnlhtnl from bleeding siro to son, Though hafik'd oft is ever won."

THE coolest tiling that Black Republicanism has been guilty of for the last month i» their protest ngninst a monarchical government being set up in the Cunadas, demanding that no government shall be established in North America that is not republican in form. How the peopU of Canada, or in any other part of God's green earth, can create a more degpotic and tyrannical government than the one now existing under the rule of the Rump at Washington, is past our comprehension. The rule of the Hussion Ciar is mild and parental compared to the contralized Washingdespotism. Republican government 110 longer exists on the North American continent. To call the once sovereign States of tho old confederacy a republic is a hollow mockery a lie that the most abandoned despot would blush to utter.

The Fruit Prospcct.

The impression generally prevails that

the recent, severe winter did uot injure,

to any material extent the prospcct for

fruit the coining season. The Coshocton (O.) Democrat says

"So far as we have been able to learn, the fruit buds in this locality have not injured to any extent by the severe winter through which we have just passed, and the prospects now are for a good crop of all the different kinds of fruit grown in Central Ohio. What an invnlunble and inappreciable blessing to all a good fruit crop would be •"r- •».—_ ir ,i :»f The Bankrupt Law.

The Bankrupt Law declares in his thirtieth section, that no one shall be entitled a second time to the benefits of bankruptcy whose estate is insufficient to pay seventy per centum of his debts, unless upon the written assent of three-fourths of his creditors in value.

Tin* Degradation ol the 1'rcsidtMit. The l're.tidcnt of the I nited States, it seems, is to he called to an account hy the llouse of Representatives, through its Judiciary Committee, lor some specula

te™ County the Hoard of 1' reeholders tjve opinions ujion puhlic i[uestious which stands eleven Democrats and ten Repub- he expressed in private conversation to a

licaus. The Democrats have also elected their candidate for Mayor it) Millville by

jentlemau connected with a newsper. It is to be made the basis, or is to constitute one of the articles in the proposed imI peachment. The fractionary Congress is determined to show the President that lie is not allowed to have any private opinions of public matters, or if he has he must keep them to himself. Either that, or else he must be sure that his views and sentimcnts are in conformity with those that his opponents in Congress may happen to I entertain if not, like Buckingham, "off I iroes his head!" It is to this low estate

and miserably forlorn condition that the

e\\ ork to laris and return Wench l{adicaU in Congress propose to degrade line, Sltio in gold to Paris, and the (ireat the President, and to make him so utterEastern S1U0 in gold to Paris. The ly powerless and helpless that he can not Great Eastern will arrive at New York

with :l ,Vieud- ,1,c

.u„, v., -i ... .1 conversation, express his views of public about April 1, and expects to take three policy thousand passengers back to Europe.

freedom

ljt'

private

A Uootl Satire.

The editor of the «S'tate-lim- Ya.) G«-

zette, (Bristol.) desiring to accommodate

himself to the new political dispensation,

offer for sale:

'A well-bound volume, containing the Constitution of the late Uuited States, the Constitution of Virginia, now military District A. Mo. 1 also the Virginia Bill of Rights, aud the Kentucky Resolutions of 177U. Any one desiring to preserve these relics of the barbarous age extending from 1770 to 1S01, will do well to call. Also a copy of the Bible will be exchanged for the life and writiugs of of John Brown, deceased."

This is a very excellent aud truthful

muiantary upon the present state of

affairs. |f|l

The New Theology.

A clergyman went into one of our primary schools a few days ago, says the Charlestown Adn rtinrr. aud after hearing the pupils read, spell, etc., thought he would have a chapter of catechism. After sundry questions and satisfactory replies, he said: ''Who is the father of lies?" A six year older promptly replied "Trod." '"Why do you think God is the /other of lies?" Six year older replied as promptly as before. "Because he is futhe.r of us all." The teacher hid her face and her smiles behind a primer, while the reverend gentleman was for the moment struck dumb with dismay by such logic. Recovering, however, he forthwith explained.

Department Commanders.

The special Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette states, "on excellent authority." that the President after a long interview with General Grant and the Secretary of War, decided upon the following arrangement of Southern military commanders under the reconstruction act: General Schofield for Virginia, General Sickles for North and South Carolina, General Thomas for Georgia, Florida and Alabama, General Sheridan for Louisiana aud Texas,, and General Ord for Mississippi and Arkansas.

The correspondent of the T-nursday, says that "the Cabinet on that day had again under discussion the assignment of military officers to the five Southern Districts, but the list was not completed. They will be fully announced during the present week.

The American Piano Forte Trade. As an item of interest to the thousands

of piano buyers in the Northwest, we publish the following article from the Now York Tribune of February 23d:

Twenty-five years ago the number of pianos made in America was exceedingly small. The workmanship of these, with few exceptions, was inferior to that of Kurope. Musical taste and musical demand grew rapidly, however, and American inventors began to revolutionize the Old World theory of piano structure. The value of the improvements thus effected in the making of pianos has been admitted by the world generally. By testimony of the most eminent musical professors our own pianos are decidedly superior to those of Europe.

The annexed statement is founded on the sworn returns under the iuternal Revenue laws of fifteen widely known manufacturers of New York, Boston and

Kaltitnore. Exclusive of Baltimore, for which wc have no returns of pianos, it will be seen that during the year 18G6 there were no less than 7,i)8G pianos made and sold by those fifteen firms of three cities. The sales produced S3,1S4,0!I2 158 out of which sum was paid a manufacturers tax of S171.51333. It is a still more remarkable fact that the leading manufacturer of New York and that of Boston jointly realized hy their sales 81,652,440 30, while the other thirteen makers combined sold to the extent of 81,531,643. The two firms beloneincr to New York and Boston paid, iti fact, more than onc-halfof the Government tax collected. The following is the exhibit

No «f Amount of Taxes

Name?. I'iano*. .Sales. I'aid. Steinway & Sons, X. 1.0-14 S1.001JG4 42 851,346 39 Chickorine A Son.*, Hoaton 1,-WG 651,^84 3H 3G.0H101 Win. Knabc «fc Co.. Hal'i

W. P. Ktnerson. Boston Hallett fc Davis^ Boston Hains Bros, X. Geo. Steck & Co.. N. Y. Ernst (iabler N. V. Win. D. Bradbury, N. V. Albert Webber. N. Y. K. C, Lightc A Co.. N. Y. Decker Brothers, N. Lindcman & Sons. N*. Y. Hailcton A Bron.. N. Y" New York Piano Korte Co..

New York

^8.5^7 MJ iKJtiSTti: 160.748X7 8,717 13 l'Jt.135 71 7.50013 S05.U72 Wi U.IU7 0U i)o.77u uo a.'.Mflon

HHXWOO -OK'»o 00 TiM-21 00 76.19*00 HO yo-j oo 70.3M 00 0^,430 00

WEEKLY REVIEW—C It AWFORDSYILLE,INDIANA, SATURDAY, MARCH 23, lHtiT.

lowing notice:

4,9R£00 4.41WOU 4,-2-15)00 4,1-.WOO 4.OH 100 3.7H7 00

30/J94 oy 1,1146 00

THE .uuiKST MAX IN THE STATK.— WR placed on our subscription list yesterday the uame of the largest man in Ohio, if not the largest in America. Noah Orr, of Marysville, Union County, measures six feet seven inches in his stocking feet, and weighs about five hundred pounds. He was boru in Union County, is about thirty years old, aud will prohab'y increase in weight. For several years he has been on exhibition at Uarnum's or with traveling shows, and has thus turned his gigantic proportions to good account. He is a sound .Democrat, aDd ft genial gentleman.— Ohio Statesman.

New Hampshire Election

Now Hampshire has done well. The Republican majority is not over 2,800. Last year it was 4.r00. This is a good augury for Counecticut.

Willi HAS LJOAR~~Jvl(i.V.—Tlio Colum-I rurau A.fumiv-O. STKICKI.AXI». in reply to numerous applications tor

bus Ohio, State Joumn contains the fol

Western papers willi-nufer a favor by notieiug the fact that Mdio Beard, a little boy four years of age. who says ho formerly lived at Bremen, Indiana, and who lost his tather wiilc coming east ou a train from Indianapolis, is now at the Exchange Hotel iu tits city. If uot claimed by relatives le will be seut to the Orphan's Home. lie is a brignt little fellow, and no doubt ha been some mother's "Little Treasure."

JOHN Buiiiirr, in one of his late speeches, declared that iv.c-half of Scotland was owned by twelve persons, and one-half of England by one hundred aud fifty.

TiiKsmallcstelephant in Kurope drinks five gallons of ale a day.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ileal Mate for Stile. WKKSTSH, MAY it KEBKEV Ileal Kstate Agents, have now on salo a largo number of Farms, at low figure* also, somo -10 or 50 lots', improved ami unimproved, in part as follow?

A house and lot in Nnylor's addition—house of 4 rooms—lot 100 by "C'J feet.

ALSO—A desirablo property—^ acres—well improved, just out-side the city, south. A new 2-story frame house containing room?, a good barn and

other out buildings and an unsurpassed young orchard, just in bearing.of 4 acres.

ALSO—A "-acre lot in Ilocum's addition of outlots—a small house of ii rooms. A Home bearing fruit This is one of the most desirable building lots near tho city, and is ottered at low figures.

JCTCall at the Recorder's ofiice. [feblti

TO SOLDIKKS AM) SOLWKUS' HKIItS.

All soldiers who have made application through mc, as aeont, for tho AMUTKINAL BOUNTY allowed by the lato Congress, will please call on mc at my office, without delay. each bringing with him any two

of his acquaintances, who can sweur to his identity. The authorities at Washington have decidcd that in all these claims for additional bounty, new applications must be made out and executed in strict con

formity with the new regulations and form prescribed by the Canby Commission, tho report of which has but recently been published.

I uow have blanks which comply strictly with tho new regulations. They are already filled out from the facts on the first applications, and arc now in my ofiice. only waiting the neceasnry «»«natur a.

Those who have not yet made application for this bounty, will now find it to their interest to do so immediately, as the Pay Department has directed all such claims to be filed within a limited time.

TUf-All claims of whatevor description against the Government faithfully prosecuted and collected. Also, deeds, mortgages and other legal instruments carefully drawn aud executed at my ofiice.

W. 1\ B1UTTON. Att'y and Claim A'gt.

Office in Washington Hall building. Crawfordsville, Ind. [nov24'CGwtl«lSf,]

advice, wishes to iuforti they may consult hiiu

oasea by letter, statin a fee of two dollars gteat notoriety as an Europe and America

lowoi s,^lrch renders it hjfx rcnnvci\n the world, •ruUrly tin'eeublc us a both old Vid young, iif«l junity and odor are rntrast with the m\ty mix-

,y ,«U. ivtnr is letters from n\ny of ::ti^u.sicd us well as fashVoaj»lilies, clergymen, lawy| opera singers, actresses, the remarkable virtues

dealer urge npon you udlf« hit if your tradesman does 41tie dollar foru trial bot* ug*Mit, or the proprietor, sr. sond tor No. I. ^.it::, semi tor No. 2. r.iji. .el .1, -. X\ South Wa

it. lUo uholasulo drugglKls

Chronic complaints. to effect a curc. Those ly scud for a prescripts STRICKLAND, Cincinnati, Ohio.

LlVKTAUl.K JUlH BALM

c.-u»res fc'rvy iiuir to lin/rigi-

'oi, wish'lit staining I he pi in or ig. it J.V.VCS the moil ddy, dead

i., 811 ft, UlOist UUJ gloSSjT,

i. io en11. ami keeps it iwits place,

W promotes ltd growt\f and precis i: illing off. I •jo.t/Vir vetthir on or ale/hol. ..I.*iii* preparations ml oil, alcohol l^ I'lu^-uve bt»en i«med upon the totnlgf railed io give uirers have de-

i-r.J

Vegetable Balm clu'ins lor it, and fund the money

t'.dUl

and ecitniific he distilation of

Ml l,fl

-5»OI.D BY- v/

E. J. Binford & Brother,

Druggist. Crftwfonisville.lnd. Decl.18e0.lyw

AUTHENTIC documents.

ARKANSAS IIKAKD FROM

TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN. Stoney Point. White Co., Ark., May 513, *66.

Du. JOHN BTI.L—Dear sir: Last Kebuary 1 was in Louisville purchasing drugs, and 1 ot some of your Sarsaparilla and Cedron Bitters.

My son-in-law, who was with mo in the store, had been down with rheumatism for some time, commenced on the Bitters, aud soon found his geueral health improved.

Dr. Gist, who hail been iu bad health, tried them, and he also improved. Dr. Coffee, who had been in bad health for several years—sloinach and liver affected—he improved very much hy tho use of your Bitters. Indeed the Cedron Bitters has given you great popularity in this settlement. I think I could sell a great quantity of your medicines this fall—especially of your Cedron Bitters and Sar»apartlla. fthip tno via Memphis, care Hicket A Necly. Kospectfully. it 0. B. WALKER. 0^

Extract of a Letter from PROVIDENCE, Ala., May in, IHGC, Du. JOHN BI'I.L: I send you $30 for CBHKON BITTKKJ", please send what it will come to after paying fright tu Columbus. Miss, 1 have been troubled for several years with indigestion have had to tako ptlls every night for ten or fifteen years and in hebruary, 1W4, I was attacked with general paralysis. I was confined to my room for the balance of the year and, in fact, continued in a very weak and nervous condition until some two months since, when I was put under an operation, and your CKI)KON BITTKHS for treatment, {commenced improving right awuy, and am pretty well restored,

Yours, truly, A. h. .VKAL.

Consumption Curable by Dr.

Schenck's Medicines.

TO (JUKE (CONSUMPTION, tl.o system must bo prepared so that the lungs will heal. To accomplish this, the liver and stoinach must first be cleansed and an appetite created for good wholesome food, which, by those medicines, will be digested properly, and good healthy blood made thus building up the con

stitution. SCIIKXCK'S MAN'DHAKK PILLS cleanse tho stomach of all bilious or mucous accumulations and. by using tho Sea Weed Tonic in connection, tho appetite is restored.

SCHENCK'.S PULMONIC SYRUP is nutricioua as well as medicinal, and, by using the threoreme-. dies, all impurities are expelled from the system, and good, wholesome blood made, which will repel all diseases. If patients will tako those inedicinos according to dircotion*, Consumption very frequently in its last stage yield)" readily to their action. Take the pills frequently. to cleanse the liver and stomach. It does not follow that because the bowels aro not costive they are not required, for sometime* in diarrhcea they are iiecess&ry. The stomach must be

kept healthy, and an appetite created to allow the Pulmonic Syrup to act on tho respiratory organs properly ami allay any irritation- Then all that is required to perform a pcnnanenO euro is, to prevent taking cold. Kxcrcise about the room as much as possible, eat all the richest food—fat meat, game

(tnar'J fl

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Amusements

MCCLELLAND HALL! THE

OI.I

ALLEGH ANI ANSI

•hut returned from Kurope,'

A.RE COAMING!

TUESDAY Eve, March 26, 1867.

No Postponement on Account of Weather. Owing toother engagement? they can remain positively IJtosk N*H UT ONLY\JJI

O A- SY A

N E

^Organized in 1?4G by .1, M. HOL'LAKD.) AKING justrotumed from a six months' tour in

Kurope, (during which time they gavo twentyeight successful Concerts in tho Great St. .lames' Hall. London, performed at the Crystal Palace, on the 6tli of January, before an audience of eleven thousand three hundred and eighty-four persons, alftohad the distinguished honor of appearing before the Queen and Royal Famliy at Windsor Castle,) would now most respectfully announce Their Highly Popular Musical Kntortaininent.as above.

Their Repertoire embraces a choice collection of Vocal Quartettes, arranged in their o.vn peculiar stylo: also,a variety of tho sweetest Knglisli. Irish, Scotch, Germai* and Spanish lkllads extant Humorous Songs. Duetts, ilc.. Arias, Cavutinas and Scenas. from works of the mosL popular Italian Music. they will play several pieces on the Swiss Hells.

During their great tour round the Globe in the years 1M*. j9. *00 and *til. the Concerts of the A11 gtianians were Honored th« utu-t.dm.ov ,,r reds of thousands of delighted listeners—Kings. Queens, Nobler, and the most distinguished men of the age patronized iheir entertainments,and lavished upon theiu the most flattering demonstrations "f approval.

The Hulls used by the Alleghai turcd in Switzerland, express! their late visit to Kurupe.

-A.T THE

'Corner' Book Sin re

you will find nearly

iwit

Wall Paper

at vartoiH prices, and as cheap us the cheapest in the city.

S./.?//'/./

BORDERS!

ty of styl

Ilutr

and

Green*

and something now in that line,

FRENCH,

Imperial,

Duplex &. Imperial

Townshfc Fund SI750 50 Hood 'Ml Hi School KID« 37 WW* Special ... 03

BKCKIPTS StSCK, .6JH21 36 3Ui -::i .3719 2U

Township Fund Koad .School Special

Total

Township I* Itoad School Spccial

I* otice

Kciiooa X€TB€ BO.

The seeond tt-rni ol

Mrs. IS. mtTl/ffJEK'Si Sehonl fur VOUUK uml will op 'u i'u .VIAICrol £.1, 1S«7,

in tlio Imminent of the I're.-b.vtoriMi Cliurelt. 0. S• er i.f Utile nil']* ill IK Ml.

Groceries.

Just Gone In!

HAVING

BOUGHT OUT M. N. WHITE .T Co., I WIN continuo the Grocery Uusiness at their old id. I have on hand a good supply of

FBSSvSSfi

•which I otTer to the public at tho vorv lowest price COMKONF.: coin: ALM I willseU as Cheap any other house or not ai all.

GRAND GIFT CONCERT!

MI9ANA Nil 1.1) Ii It

JIOX Ol KMT AI. VvMH EiO ion!

Mor

ison's BIull! Ind..July 4. or sooner if tickets are al' for the purpose of building a

Iiulianapoli

Crown Hill Ccmt'tcrj !:i Honor of

oitii mi':nous:

Authorized hy the Government. Let every body patronize this home institution. It is the duty of every good citizen of the State to contribute something to this Monument.

No. of Ticket*. *2MKOX al I tto. of pn Miit vnliit i! :it $ I tiAWO

Single tiekc:

Ten Tick tst, nt-

as were aim

Admission—50 Cents. Children 25 fonts. Coin menceat 8o'clock. D. (J. WALPKOW Agent. J. M. HOUI.AHD. Director. I marJttw.]

Wall Paper—Window Shades.

them Kive Cash Gifts—v» 500 OnetJift of K«riy Acres of Land in Boone county, Indiana I 500

WAITED!

Agents in overy town,county and neighborhood in the Stale. See iudiieemeuts to agents: We will give to the agent who sells the largest number of ticketsa Splendid Gold Wutuh valued at itftJO. To the one that sells the ««eeond largest number, a gold watch valued at 5»00. To the one who sells the third largest number, a Splendid Silver American Hunting Ca«e Watch, valiud at SUM.

We have filed a bond with T. B. McCarty, Auditor of State, for the faithful fulfillment of our agreement. "CAUTION."

Aaweeannot be personally acquainted «ilh all our agents, and therefore.can not be responsible for them, persons desinms of pureliasitn tickets, unlc they are acquainted with their agent, had better send direct to us.

Send money by no^t office order or registered letter atourn*k: or, when the amount is ten dollars or over by express.

,, IIIHIO l»i»ip!lHiioii. 1 he nmuner i.l iiistrilmUnn In b« ilcciued nml conducted ITiiuomtniltce nf twciily tu I'clccti'd from tho tiekct lioldorj.by thuin at thu time of the ('omvjrt

3l~lefereiice.s.

John C. New, (!ashier First National Bank, Judge Samuel K. Perkins, Indianapolis. Ind.

N.I!. W. can ami Sf^n&i Pedlars on Hustle Shade*. Call if we do not.

Having an arrangement with tho manufacturers of the abore Shades, we can furnish any sizes that may be wanted,

L. A. Foofc «V o.

March 23 lP7Gin3.

Receipts and Expenditures.

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES

ST1H0 fit)

11 r3 or.

KXl'ENIMTrilKS

.?ii!H r»n .. Hiom 37Vi (H»

Balance on hand March I. 1*5? $3iM4 K3 A. W. LKMMON. marS3-1Hi.wte Trustee Union Township.

Meat Market.

F. B. Guthrie & Bro.,

TTAVE erected a new 11 and commodious building on Green street. '2 doors WW

south of Campbell A Harter's store, •li /L which they have fitted up expressly for a meat market. They keep every thing ou and about the promiscs perfectly neat and clean, and are constantly on hand to supply the public with tho very best

Beef. Yeal, Pork, Mutton,

,, llologiia,

Ac..

Ac.

A a lot of superb

HAMS,' OF THEIR OWN CURING!

and, in fact, auything the appetite craves but be particular to masticate well. nov2-y. no2, I

which for richnoss of flavor civnnot lie cxnollcd. They nvitc everybody to call «ud i»«pcct tlioir establishment, nod aatufr tliomnelvcs. mar^'JHJTweCw-ly.)

Strickland's Cough Balsam.

Varcli 0 irOj.yl. nmrlbyl

A. F. ISanisay.

:r.«-lSi'7-wtef.

Gift Concert.

Book Notice.

A Useful ISook!

Any person wishing to purchase

Ult. MASK'S ItKC11*KM,

-011-

I II formal ion for Kvorybody, will please call on

I I A el OH 1ST. Agent for Montgomery County.

Millinery Store.

TO MILLINERS AND MERCHANTS!

DEVOr A COJIIMXY. S3 A S5 l'carl St., CINCINNATI, tup Staira.)

0 E

Jlilliner.y (*o«ds,

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Twenty TleUt 1-t. Ca-h 11. in (irdenbu'-k-' OOO •Jnd. Gift lea-eof Boyds*. BloekNos. I*, is.* »eliusetts Avo',K I'i OOO 3d Ca-li gift in GreenhaeUs IO OOO Five Cash Gift—OOO

One Turn Story itesidenee »u Moirison street. Indianapolis ,3 OOO And numerous4»ther Valuable Gifts, consitting of Fine Gold Watches Piano*.

Cabinet Organ*. Sewing Maehim .Solid Silverware, Ladies* Gold Watches, etc., amounting to 14^ 1100 Send for programme and see for yourself that this i« no "humbug."

Wui. A. Lowe, attorney at law and United Mat"s pension agent. General Fred Kneflcr. attorney atlaw and T'nited States commissioner.

John llanna, attorney at law. late United States district attorney,M.xth district. Springer .t ance, State agents Hancock Life Insurance Company.

Gen. David Kilgore, Yurktown, Indiana. Lieut. Col. John F. Cheek, present Clerk of Dearborn county.

Mai. Gen. T. J. Lucus, Lawrenccburg, Indiana. T. B, MeCnrty, Auditor of State. George Bragg. Sheriff of Hamilton County, No* blesville, Indiana. •J.'.'lU1.^r"/ ?]l. Clerk.

Hamilton county. Indiana.

illiarn 0 Brian, attorney at law. late Colonel of the beyenty-titth Indiana olunteers. Nohlesvillc. Martin Igoe. Assessor of luternnl Revenue, sixth district. ludianapolis.

irPTickets to Concert for saie at the principal Drug.Jewelry Music and Hook Stores in tho city and State, or address with postage stamp inclosed. l\l'Ui:\!SI'EClt & Co,,

Lock Hox No. 37, Indianapolis, Ind.

Oflice over No, 27, Boyd's Block, Massachusetts

Auction.

A 200 lore Farm al Auction.

"VTOTICK hereby given that I will sell at public 1 auction, on the premises, on the 4th day of April next, alarm of2(Mi urres, well improved, situate miles south east of Darlington, in the countv of Montgomery, described as follows: Tho north west quarter, and tho north west quarter of tho south east, quarter of section 15. in township 19. north of ranijo3wcst. Sa farm is in a good state of cultivation, and in most complete repair, one half of which is well set in grass, and the other half ready for the plow. There is upon the premises a good dwelling house, barn and other convenient out hotiohtlr :U1(^ never failing wator.

I KKM?—One-third of the purchase money to be paid hand, one-third in 0 months, and residue in months, with interest, the deferred payment to be secured by notonnd mortgago. I will alst. sell at the same time and place personal property, among which are the following, viz Horses, Mules. Cattle, Sheen. Hogs, Wagon, Harness, Farming Tools, a tine Jack. Corn Hay, Household it Kitchen Furni-

Of Union township, for the year ending March 1. lW

re and a variety of other articles. 1 KKMS-—A credit of months will bo given oil all sums over $.», the purchaser giving his note with approved surety waiving valuation and appraisement laws, the real and personal estate above mentioned, being tho property lately held by William Miirti. WILLIAM.

BALANCE OS HAM) MAHCII 1, 1*00.

Mnrch 'J-liv

Election Notice,

Monday in April next. l»siT. viz

r.Mox rowNsiiir.

OIK Trustee, two Justices, and four Constables.

MAIMS0N TOWSHJ1'.

One Trustee, two Justices and three Constables. tt'AVNB TOWNSHIP. One Trustee, two Juscices and two Constables.

W A I.Nt'T TOWSSHir,

One Trustoo. two Justices and two Constable*. SfHAll C'HEEK TOWNSHIP. One 'I I'ustee, two Justices and two Constables.

uuow.v Towssinr,

Ono Trustee, twoJustices ami three onstablcs SCOTT TOWNSHIP, One Trustee and two Constibles

HITLRY TOTTSSIIII

One Trustee and two Const tblc«, C'oAti CltKKK TOUN^Mir. One Tru stee, one Justice and three onstables.

FHANKI-tN TOW S^IItl

One Trustee and two Const ahka

CLARK ToW\.*|lIP,

One Trustee, two Ju?ticcs and three Constables. In testimony whereof. I have hereunto Jl-. H.f subscribed my natno and affixed the seal of said Court, this fifteenth dav of M.irch A. D. l^UT. \VM. K. WAI.LACK. Clerk.

TIT!**

qualified voters of tho sovural townships in Montgomery county.arc hereby notified to meet at their usual plaeos ot holding flections on the first Monday of April next. lHtJT. and then and there v«.!e for porsous fill the suveral ofiices mentioned *n the Clerk oertififutn above.

II 1 ,v

W S, 1 (i S AND—

A A O O S L\r LARGE VARIETY.

havo now all tho new shapes of HATS and liONNKTS. ineiixiing SONTAG. PATTI, KLOUKTTI, NO BUY, (JKACKFCL. PUOMKN ADK, UAIMU)W, ALMA. VKSTA. STAU, ALBION, ANNKTTI- HKNH1KTTI, UOSKTTI, MAUOAKKTKA. tJKM. ..

We uill be in receipt, daily, °f Novelties, which we otl'er at NKW YOKK PKlCKS, Itj^Prompt attention given to orders.

DEYOl A COMPANY.

MarehMw'J, ^'3 K"» Pearl Street. Up Stairs.

Assignment.

All Whom it inny C'oiiecrn \T(tTlt'li I'livruliy mvpn thnt Willinin Mnrt* lma assigned to menli his property.real and personal. IN TUUST, for the uso of h»s creditors, and said property bos been placed under my control, for tho purpose of applying the proceeds of sale thereof to their benefit! WILLIAM J. MULLEN, march N I8U7W-I. Trustee,

Notice.

.ItltiiiiiiNlraiwr's X«ti'c.

VI OTICK is hereby given that the undersigned has AN been appointed Administrator of tho estate of Uobert A, Clifton, late of Montgomery county. Indiana. deceased. LKVI CUkf IS, unit* IH.TWU. Administrator.

For Sale.

Administrator 's Sale. IVTOTICH i^ hereby given that I will sell, at public auction, Hti

TIHSOA V, ITIAUCII 20, 1S07, at tho late resilience of Kobert A. ('lifton, deceased. 1,'j miles south west d' Pleasant 1 ill,in Montgomery county. Ind..his personal property, consisting in part of the following described article, to-wit: Horses, Cattle. Sheen. Hogs. Corn. Hay. Farming Implements. Household Furniture.

Ac.

TKKMS.—A credit of nine months will bo ou all approved mentlaws. mar 2 IH

$n, the pui

The "Cincinnati Home" i: tern Institution—infused owned by Western capital-

ttll

\oni:.

STATE OK INDIANA. I

MuST*OMKi(V

(Jot'STV .\

WILLIAM K. WALLACK. Clerk of the Circuit Court for said county, do hereby coriifv to eritf of said county, that the following othces are be filled in tho diitroront townships of snid co uir 7 the annual election to be held therein on the

M«CONNKLL. Sheriff. M. C.

Murch lb. lrtx—wJ. j.

given

nrety, waiving

chaser giving note with valuation or appraiseLEV1 ClJKTlS

Administrator.

Insurance

The year l^Fikj hiu" been productivqol many

Greai

result-*. Among others, not the least has boon the demonstration of the fact that Insurance against

^c'

11G

is a paying institution. Within the past year many millions of dollars have been saved by this means. The Cincinnati Homo Insurance Company has established an agency

In Crawfordsville.

emphatically a Wesith Western energy— controlled by Western

are kept and paid out HI tho West Instead sent to eastern or foreign cities—Western

Men

ixt natronize Western institation*.

Shall it be admitted for one moment that the West does not possess the necessary capital and talent to do the insurance business of its own country? Tho "Cincinnati llomo" is reliable, is prompt in the payment ot losses, its rates are reasonable, and in short, it is the very best company that can be

Found

for the use uf W estcrn men. In-urc yn

Dead

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a Policy from the "Cincinnati Home" guarantee that should the devouring suine your house, or place of business, have an equivalent in cash wherewith In house or a new business room from

property*

hw?

ou havo a ement con)U will still erect anew

The Ruins.

Id. Apply for a Policy to Ii. IB. WillMon, Agent. No. 3. hmpire Block, Crawfordsville Ind.

Painting, &c.

I*aiH'riiig, (blazing

ancl

done to order on short notice and warranted.

TMl it,Its It

i:.IS OJWIBIJE.

jr7HHOI» MVIT K. J. Vanrc'" *t(irf.Cnnmiprcial K..w'(!rr.-n Ktroa. T. II. 1 Murcli iwr [I 1 IJ

WINTON.

A\IvS.

A Superior nrtiol iVlictini'il

of liippcncott A CIIV. Doulilo

t'ust .Stcol A.xns. warran efl. Fur'nnli! by i.l-:i: HuoTHKR.

Piano for Sale,

I*iaaoforie for Sale.

For sale, a g(»od Piano on very low terms. Inquire at the Keview Otlicc. inarltj--t