Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 April 1867 — Page 2

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CRAWFORDSVSLLE, END

Saturday, April 13,1867.

THii: x.i:\\ is

Mr?. Major Green, supposed to be a Southern lady, was kille*l at Columbus. Ohio while endeavoring to get upon a railroad car.

Heavy floods have oecurred in Kngland and Ireland.

It is said that the King of Prussia, will "/••visit the Paris exposition in May.

Six British gunboats are now ready for

vice on the lakes.

.Senator Hilson and Henry A. Wise hud mi interview during (lie former's visit to Richmond. The Senator said ilmt the chance of obtaining the negro vote for Hie Kftdicals ivns not so favorable as lie anticipated, and thai if such a negro celebration a? occurred on lie od inst. were to tnke place in New York there would be a riot.

The in'unites of the Philadelphia Annual Conference show that in that conference there nto nw C51 prcnchtrs, oT.HST members). fiol! churches, of a virtue of fi.'H3.20l|. There are also 88 parsonages, worth lilfi.WIV r,^.) la_v-sehoo!«, and 6.'.,.53:) scholars. Tho contributions during the last year amount to from .Sunday-schools and church .'.-.contributions.

Negro suffrage lvas yesterday voted down by a decided majority in the New Jersey l.cg-

islature.

here is a speck of trouble brewing between England and Spain. The latter power refuses •fttisfaction in the ca«e of the Tornado, and tJ has dispatched a fleet to enforce it.

Tiie prospect of war between France and Prussia has caused a large number of United States bonds to be forwarded to the London market, and a depreciation in consequence.

It isaniil by the knowing ones that our acquisition of the liussian-Ameriehti possessions is like getting the shell of the ornntre after it has been Miokcd. The boftvcrH ana anVma\ftoC wtiVcU cmce made the lev regions vn\\iuYAe\}&vc been v»nv^U(

Hie citizens of Snn Francisco hare cori!-i\ uted $23.(XVj toward the^oi/f/iern RciicrFantJ At the meeting of the Mcth'idhi Conference Tuesday A-Vir JorA', the Secretary stated that there n-ill be a deiiciency of S1AO.OOO at the close of the present year.

A fearful uccident occured: at 1'ctrolia, C. \\., OH Sunday night. A baker's shop and residence took fire, nnd two of his daughters, aged twenty-one and eight yenrs. perished in the flames.

The Legislature af North Carolina has pas. sed a law punishing horse stealing with Sterling Trice & To. ,u-e commission

'Jho ball is rolling. The municipal election in Hartford, (:Viin., wax carried by the liemocrats 1 uesday )v IXI) majority, a gain of ]•_() upon the vote of lust week.

A distinguished Methodic announced in the Conference held in New York, that the Drew Theological Tnsritute at Carina!. New Jersey, would hereafter be open to negroes us well as to whites.

The nine hundred and fifty-acre lJuniel Webster farm at Hanover. New Hampshire, is for sale—the furniture u.c by the Great Impounder included. "i

A fever has broken out in the Philadelphia County Prison which has attacked not only a number o," the inmates, but also one of the Inspectors of that institution, Hon. Joseph K. Chandler, nnd some of the officers.

The Zanesville Courier complains of the Bcarcily of dwelling houses in that city, n„d says that not less than fifty families' there have been compelled to give up home-keep-inc.

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lc,or

fcn,»nu.'l

»«as «ent the cross nnd tHe

of a "Chevalier of the Order of St. Maurice and Si. Lawrenco to Mr. James Geddep Day, of New 'iork. in acknowledgment of his ~i'. tentions to Italian oiBoers and sympathy with Italian liberty, \X\:,, j" ,f

A distinguished London'surgeon has taken the lecture room to reassure the ladies in regard to the "chii/noii fallacy. He »avs the "organisms' are neither entnzoa, nor epizoa, )ut only octMOjj which, aic comparatively harmless, "I

The Democrats of Brooklyn inform their friends in other sections that thev shall «,fc no places on the State ticket f„r the Conatit,,--tionol Convention, because tliey can elect their best men on thcMocuUr Senate District ticket J'*

Deak, the Hungeriau statesman, has an income of not more than S1.230 a year, and vet lie has invariably re£ug.ed to accept any office

emolument, or any .material testimonial of the gratitude of. hi# countrymen. During the Parliamentary Bessiou he lodges economically at one of the lwtels of P«th, and during the

recoBs he lives with

ps, and is anxious to make his escape and

'oaftWMfcj* u^g*2L9!mK»?t

cent. A warm Ltiropc would end our bonds back wiili a rmh

Mr. Pullman. of Chicago,'lins ftxe«l'up a !otd Oil winds, wllicll lb OlICOl CU I'M, 111 Clid oil to run liftwoon Chicago and Now Vork without change.

The progress of the r« .• pis try in'Wjishmgtftn City, show diMitictlv I he purpose of the great mass of the whites to abstain trom voting and leave the municipal government to the ronnngotimnr-rtf the negroes. •*••»••+',0,*****,

A Mississippi paper says that mil passes through I hat Stale to loxas main 1 on account of the tack of breadstutls. i.r^r

Morc of the Hoactlun.

The Democracy, last fall, earned the city oi Albany, N. ., 1 a majority only

of two bundled and lil'ty. This .spring,

at a hotly eonte-tcd municipal election,

they have suoceuod by a majority of sev

enteen bundled, beiiiir a Democratic

gaiu oi' fifteen hundred. This large in

crease in the Detuocnitie stmiirth in

the Capitol of the Kmpire i?tate,

happening so soon after tho Democratic victory in Connecticut, is signifi

cant that tho tide of revolution is now

running steadily in the Democratic direc

tion. Connected with it are largo Demo

cratic gains generally, in the township elections throughout the West.

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Our Legislature has passed a law unking it an olfense punishable by a fine to "trap. net. shoot, or seine fish, in any of the lake?, riv.eru or small streams of the State, for a period of two years, or between the months of

Mnv or September thereafter. Th.ejMno nned.„ S^Toseph Itivors ur, excop.cl.

adicalism lias reached the height of

its power and influence, and from this

-"-v out or Murk. The Indianapolis Ihrald says: W'o

find the following item in one of our exchanges

"Five thousand men are out of work in l'ittsburg."

IIow is thi?? Pittsburg is a manufac

turing city and bur manufactures are

protected by an almost prohibitory tariff —yet five thousand of her arti?.:in~ and

operatives, as wc are informed, are out of

work. In New England, tilso. after an

incroa.se of tariff, the wages of the laborers are reduced not only, but thousands

who have no other moans of subsistence are thrown out of employ. The objeet

of a high tariff is to protect American labor, or rather that is the argument

which the so-called protectionists use to fasten such a policy tipon the country,

but the practical workings of the system

demonstrate that it is only the capitalist,

the owners of manufacturing establish

ments, who are benefitted by it. 'J'l.e

profits which a tariffs secures to

the manufacturing interests does not

reach the laborer—they do not increase his compensation. The manufac

turing establishments of New Kugland are

dividing from twenty to one hundred per

cent, upon the invested capital, but the

uien, the women, .and the children whose labor produces these enormous profits onlv get about enough compensation to provide

for their immediate necessities. Aud if (/iri»-n nuii the inter

ests of the manufacturer#—the owners of

stock in manufacturing establishments—

they often sutler for the very necessaries

of life. This is illustrated in the brief puragrapli we |ote at the head of this ar

ticle—"five tbour-ind men are out of em

ploy at PittsburL'." Who can tell the

privations, the .suffering, and the destitu

tion of the families of these five thousand men thus thrown out of employ?

mer_

chants in St. Louis Tl. The I ennsy hania Logis.'iitiire has pas-ed an net abolishing ihe oi.np [OI on personal properly, and substj'/uting Uierefor a levy of (300,000, apportioned upon the different counties of the State, according to population.

et we are told that the object of a pro

hibitory tariff is to protect American la.

hor! Facts best demonstrate the fallacy. The producing industry of the country

is put under tribute—a heavy tribute—to

sustain the protective policy, to build up

and enrich the New England and Eastern

manufacturing interests, hut it is a policy

which fails to protect American labor, for in 1 ittsburg alone five thousand men

are out of work, so it is all through tbe manufacturing districts.

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Kl'KOI'K.

A war cloud begins to darken the horizon of Europe. The latest cable news

gives token of an impending crisis in Eu

ropean affairs. Napoleon is thought to bo preparing for war. ITis diplomacy is

shrouded in .head mystery. Italy is

girding up h.: loins for the combat.

The British Lion is couched upon his

haunches ready at any opportune time to

take part in the struggle. Prussia. Aus

tria, Turkey, and Russia are chafing for

the fray. The threatening and alarming

coudition of the political relations id'j Eurupc havo excited the financial world I

Cousols have declined and American

American .securities hold in Europe will (omc trooping back upon our money

market, turning it topsey tnrvey. The I

United States is about as much interested

Qovertior Cleveland, Jsimes F. Hadcock,

L. M. Pease, K. S. Cleveland, of Hartford, and others of similar stripe, played

no ignoble part. While doing honor to

DOt

troops, and is anxious to make his escape, and gcf:back to Europe.

The threatening aspect between France and Prussia sent goMtip Tuesday nearly three per I day. J.oss 82,500. 3 'i"" -,t .-p .» bnui'ji)'

the rank and file oi the Democratic party, and to the -,visdom which prompted 0

relative iu the country, 'heir nominations, let uot the other ele

HoUevotesa large share of hi, income to ment of the victorious organization be for \I so

charity. J?i i.hi ji ,!

Dr. Bartel's lager beer refectory in Huntington, was burned last Wednes-

I \o Troubii!!^ Them. it\'t he ini-iiiiiaii hiit/iurer in noticing

tlio s.juirmii)^ of tl-.e Jaenbins over their

W aterloo doto.it in Connecticut, says:

-Our loyal cotoniporaries are not at all troubled about the result of the late

election in I'onmvtieut. We know it

because tlioy

1 1

1 hoy say it, and

kooji sayinir it. lion a man tolls You

he isn hurt, mid keeps on te 11 in«r you a

it..hi .great many times, you know ho isn't hurt why should he siy hti wasn't

tliat No our loyal cote

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plai-o where they make wooden nutmegs

and who.-e breaehy sons ued to give the Dutch (lovernors of New Amsterdam it

great deal of trouble, in early times, bv their inveterate propensity for

No: we do not suppose that nur Inval eotompuraries care any thing about it. Of

course, all States that give Democratic

majorities tire disloyal States, and all dis

loyal States are States that sympathize with secession, and there is something

rather unpleasant in the idea that treasou

has broken out in New l-jtiglaud: that a

time, it may certainty be predicted, will Dlymouth Hock has got unset-

KO into rapid declino. The emigration into the Democratic party has eoiijiuouceti.

tied as to

fundamentals: loyal

troubles not our

Whv should it'.'

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but till:

et) in j.(* n-if-

Maryland voted Democratic last

lal!, resolution was introduced into Con

gress for l-cinoviug the Naval Academy

at Annapolis from that place, on the

ground that Maryland was not a loyal

•"tate, ami New London, Couu was nam

ed as a suitable site. Hut now Connecti

cut is as "disloyal as Maryland, and we suppose some oliter site will have to be

selected. guess Massachusetts will

be the only safe location for the institu

tion. IJy the next three years every other State will be as disloyal as Mary

land and Connecticut.

A Sl'Ki.'K of Ait.—A late cable tele grain announced as probable that Hol

land would cede Luxemburg to France.

The French Coitrhr, of New York, while

seeming to think the news probable, says it needs confirmation.

Luxemburg belongs to tbe King of Holland, but was a member of the iatc (iurinan Confederation. When .Prussia annihilated that Confederation, the King of Holland continued to assert his claim to his ancient possession: but Prussia, who garrisoned it, claimed to be the heir of all tne goods and chattels of the defunct Confederation, and refused to give it up. It has recently increased its garrison am! is now adding to its fortifications. Holland unable to succeed atraitist Prussia, propose to bring into play a stronger power, by ceding the Duchy to France.

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There can be very little doubt, if this i.s done but there will be speedy war between Prussia and France. The former is not likely to surrender a foot of tierman soil. :itnl the latter is iu no temper now to submit, to any thing approaching an insult trom any quarter.

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Kcactiou In Ohio.,

The spring elections in Wayne County,

0„ have boon .'xtromclv succe-slul for tho Democrat \. 'Ihe f)ejniernt- no-

ticingtheui.su. Old Was IK.- is out! lor six liuiulrcd JJemocratic iiiajonty next I'nll

Li"-t tall it only irnvc about five inajoritv

NO-

eurities are tumbling. Unless this politi

cal cauldron soon ceases to bubble, the

[•venty-

1 1

:Tiii: Springliclil, 3Iassacliusetts Hrj,„lyi

/fun has a contempt, for the flimsy ex

cuses invented hy its partisan*, to cover

UJI the many defeats experieiK-ed all over

country, on the first .Monday in April,

in the complications in the old world, *a-V!i

tis the nations directly involved in tlicin.

tlu! c,lict

Tlic Conni'ctlriit Victory. «i I die and he decentlv huried." The old riic Agonal 1

iitrUignirn- snys: It

0"s everywhere, is that the

I J)emocratic party obstinately refuses to

party i* receiving new vitality, and "still

mus he remembered that ,n the glorious lives." It will be extensively heard from result which conservative men so exult! in October next. over iu Connecticut, Senator Dixou, es-

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Itpsil IXtalc l«r Sin I o. WKHSTKH, MAV A- KKKNKV. Real Estate Agents, have now on sale large number of l-arins. at l„w figures also, no 40

n-.follows

•I

... DC lor- ALSO-A desirable property-H acres-well im-

.. g°Uo». waut a uuion of the friends "rovci1-J"'l»ut-nidcthe city.nouth. Anew a-t.,ry

trtui.iiih of a mere ptrt\

lots, improved and un-

A a a a

rooms—lot lot) by -.'110 feet.

-Hi or'out building. and an unsurp.i-sed young orchard, justin bearing.of 4 acres. ALSO—A "-aero bit in Iloeum's addition of out-l(W-a small bouto of i? rooms, A some bearing fruit Ibis ono of tho most desirable building lotd near tbe city, and is offered at Ion* figures

iVEEigy iiEN lKW-CUA^ yOXIDaVllJ,!^ INDIANA, SATURDAY,- APHll, is, kw.

N AMm/j^iii

Co.s menagerie com

mences tho sej'soB within exhibition at Coiincrsvilie otj Ac IStlii .The menagerie wintered nejirihat town.

TO SOLUIK^ IV) SOIUIKUS'HKUtS. Kvl

All soldiers who piaie made application through mo, as agent, for thEiPtnTiONAl.

Aliswer tenuity with tlic no# regulations 'und'loria preseri- ,,,, ',l'd by the Canby ('oii'iii^-ion, tbe report of which

ha, but recently bepll,.ublishcd.

jnot lioutiloii: anil heaven ,ie praised for 1 now linve blanks vliich comply strictly with the it! They have hearts too yrand souls

1 mw r0(

"lat

on?-

l'10

is Connecticut: very small affair an insignificant coiner of thecreatiou a

Also, ilceils, mortgages Hid other legnl instrument carefully drawn and executed at my otliee. „u'- 1'. llltlTTCN. Att'y and Claim A'at. Utlice in a?liinnton.liii!l buildiim, Crawlonlsville. I»d. [iiov--'-rifhvtI..VSr.l

-v,:

The Home (N. \.i charter election, April 1. resulted in the election of the Democratic ticket, ici/h ngn!nof'2Q0ort:r last yutr. James Stevens is' elected President by TitlO majority, file Democrats elect six out of imu ]'ru-tLLs' nmoniATic nunun»

Tlic Spring Fashions

^TIU)V,'-v:i Tt O K. I A I ST. 1' l„ A LI?A N Y. S ST. .1

saotiao.tip oi Sutp-iooon

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sjstostp jJutAvoijoi atp pisq oj poiuv.i -i -JIIAV si i[ •ppi|| inj.io.wod fctrp jo oouohh -nt Su p:ruj oip oi oouo

'«iSp:jiia_^ puti uiiptjiuiiOinj,-liir|Ai 'sainutiu -v."M 111 po.niD UD.iq

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OS FPU'

your Mv

("LEV 1( LAND', v,« A I S O N MT LWACK EE.

A I' P, 't" N E W 1! A E fy'M IS 11 A S E

O II E S E K10 II I N I I 1 N N E I

Memphis,

C. \i, WAKKKU.

Extiact of a Letter from

I'KoviPENCE, Ala.. May I3,

DK. .IOHN HN.I.: I SEMI you for ('EIMION HIT Tj.hr plea?c.^uj| hat it willoouie to after pa vine trej^ht to olunibus. Mi-jr. I have been troubled torseveral years with indigestion have had to take pilb every inidit tor lea or lil'teen yrnr: and in tebruary, lfrw 1 was attached with general paralysis. I \\as confined to iny room l'or the balance of the year anil, in fact, cuutilined in a very w,.,.k nnd lu.noua comlnion until some two inonlhd since, lien I Wii:. put under an operaiion, anil yoar Ckpiios liiTTKUs for treatment. IPonimcnt'cil iiapniv11"! ri-'it a'vay. and urn pretty well restored fvst, r-r

"r". Hilly. A. i„ M:AI„

Sclienck's Seaweed Tonic.

1 lo.- niedieine inventeil l.v Dr. .1. II

SCIIKVCI

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I'l.M.S will cure any ordinary east: of tly.spepsi,,. I)r. St'iinst makes prol',.ssi,n i| visits in Xew ork. Huston, and at his principal (llliee in I'hilatlt liihia evt t-y week. See dailypapers of each place or his pamphlet on con'timptioii for his iys for visitation. 1'lease observe, when imrehasini:, that the two likenesses of the Doctor, one when in the last stiiRo theotheras he now is. in perfect health, are on the Government jtaiu'p. hold by all DrussiUi mill Dealers.'priee .fl Ml per I b„ttIe,or .?T .in the half dozen. All letters lor atl-

I ice .should be addressed to Dr. SCIIKXCK'S i'riiieipaioilice. No. IS North Sixth Street, Philadelphia,

(.eneral Wholesale Airent.s: l)eina Harncs ,t r„ N V. S. S. Ilaiiec, Italtimorc. Mil. John I). I'arke" Cincinnati. Ohio: Walker A Taylor, rhicatj.,. III.": t'ollim Bros.. St. I.ouit-. Mo. "I

Lumber.

Valuable Timber For Sale.'!

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•nl^eribrr ha

Oak Timber. im

proved on Mon

Station.on tho I,. F. .t C. H«ilri»ftd "Nh ol rawford-ville. He

April i:i-ii?G7vrak.'

Kvcpiijdr'.s SjiIC*

MO I ICh

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HATS.

BOUNTY

allowed by

tho late Congress. i»Hl please call on me at my office. without ilclny.fc/li bringing with bim any two "1 his neiiuaiutan'uOF.oli" oan swear to bis identity. ilitinuthutiuu* ut Viudungton have dcoidud thut in itl] these claims fon'iditional tummy, new applications must bo uiadt ut and executed in strict cun-

Thty arc already filled out from

fact* on tho first ai v-Iieations, and arc now iu my

)0 inagtiallimous. courage too sublime I ottiee, only waiting the accessary si^naui.vj, to be moved by stlcll trilies. Connecticut'

ivl'"

bounty, will nou

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not yet male Iipplieaticn for this

their iutove.-t to do so im

mediately, us ihe l'ny llopnrtnu'iit has ili-.octcd all such claims to be tiled ui'hin a limited tiino. H./"'All claims of whnUver duscription ngninst the (loveriimeiit taithfully prosecuted and collected.

a n-u.'A r?.

''OD 5? KTV-/AS 'I.^'0 'Ha J'.yi'.y.!3.i no p.ntn-} otp l.nii! tl! :uo-3 nu U!A-^ioq'oiif)

•'.•'Jin I!" .iniji \i!.)ip iiu 'tDjim ."i 'ii!j(.naiin.i\i Vtio7.

n.nou( |J3A\ eto.y soivoyiv.,!, iOytin-i -1 ,ioj |audud n,'|i •Ill.U'tl vji./tqinsnti nt:»asi:» on to !i» \"iumis -S'ju:p: uu,-n oq nt.w put si inq 1K--.TJT.tOtlXO AjlSCO pull •U i:h.1

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papers

I iik New lork Democratic publish the following:

The Turning of the Tide,

kt ijo.w rb lujjoptio.w

lfoui oip /ipoiqnopuii pi pmi 'UI.IOJ (inI. ill .CipiJioaiji-1 uiiqi s-'.-.] Sutqioii ft tjoit[.w 'A'urdtiio,-) Suurnotijuimrv npi.wg nip A'q po -.mlojd ,,'pinu apauSvit o.iiDa .[., dip os/i jsissu o,f, 's.-.o-ioj opoiiSiict .Vji jo uouriiio.t .o oip r3o|0 q.iiq.-A lti.iiuy^.d -mi oln

oi j.in^g.i ]n ao.«od y^u'ii

'Xt8i)t:\p:.-)uioa| ,f n!o.ii oq qSuo.yp '.urn -«u 'loajj^d apviu pop qaiii.u iin/iniq.-), !ii pijpnuaq i\^] jn s3np[.ioAV aiij/apidmi s.u .••initiu jo suX nip Suissaa3K^fc!p A'q uai[\y .. .. oj!l jo itdiauiiH. .i xvuskovk

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-SOI.l) BY-

E. J. Binford & Brother,

Druiwist. Crawfordfville.Ind. .. }l)ccl.1HC0 lvw

AI T!IK.\ TIC D«C ILUE.\TS.

ARK.4.8AS I1KARI) PROM, I E,- I r.MON OF MEDICAL MEN. Money Point, W hito Co..

Ark.. May -':i, *r,.s.

?,'r"

Kehuury was

ville purL-hasniK tlrujy, and I «ot "fon'ie" of ursnparilla unci f'edron Bitters. -n-in-lau, who was with rile in the store, hail .. ^,rsomi' tiiuc.

and

«*d (in tho hut unproved Dr. Ci^r. YiJj'J^'id J. health, tried them.

Dr. ottee. who hall i.cui, i.. ,%i cars—..-It.much and li\ er aflTontcd—lie improvwITcry murh by the use ot your Hitters. Indeed the Odr. uutcr.-

?iv vn J.UI

Ojjie,

Indi'inn

TTI^I AX MISERY. Just Published, in a Sealed linveiope. 1'riee

A l.ctluro

,,"|' 11"u'.i|i'i

1'i.ilad-lpInn, is intended to dissolve the food and make it into eli.vme, the tirst process of diction. By elcHnsini the stomach with ^clieneli'.- Mandrake 1'ills. the Tonic soon restore,- ihe appetite, and food that could not he eaten before u-inc it will he easily divested. onsuinptioii eannet he cured hy Schenelc's Pulmonic Syrup unless the stotnneh and liver is made health} end the appetite restored, henco the Tonic and I'ills arc required in nearly every case of en sumption. A half dozen.b itties of Uia SKAWKEI) 1 tIN It'and three orlmir boxes

Jill «, JS07,

l!,.aP-e."%,.,.rr"SVrtr "iHd.doccdqn:.consuliu'g'of

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chine and various other articles '"'"P'"- M"' -i_ lown»hip. ..Monigomnry county. Slat TI-jU.MS.-A crcditof nine nioiilbs will be given on all Mini* over 5.1, the purchaser giving note with approved security, without relief from valuation lawd.

Also, in pursuance of tho term* of tho lost will of Mud tlecedcnt, I will 11 at private .-ale ou or after 4 weeks trom date hereof, I bo following described real estate in said county, to-wit: The west half of the

west quarter of section "'J in township Itl

end tbor«M»f.

n.orJ w'e^t,

KT( all ftt tbe JCcconlerV office -." ffebl'i

except 1!) acred otf tho north

^n0 purchase money, to bp 'mi.11*, one.tjnrd in 1 year and tho rbsidito In ear«. withoul interest, the deferred payments tu bo secured by mortgage urion said premise.^.

N S A

Acu,tor

i\avy Tobacco. .1 lof «wcet olicw ing N.ivy Tobac- .A|,'..t/ri1?l|UCast [decHtf.] l.KK ,1 |IKO. dec'atf it' it

N excellent br sale by

.. I-I Dry Goods and Notions.

ui t—i

pq 1

Tlillinery Store.

Mv, 33i!liiiiM*v

SANBURN,

I Ihe II

arket with the I

I'lih'si Siiick of Sprint, tiuoils

ovor olTrred to tlw trndo in rr»wfurd^vjllc, which sho :it

Greatly Reduced Prices!

Her (looil.s ci.nsistJ in part of

Iffggggi

.Straw iitid IVoms'Jt 5£rai«i IBaSs iEIBfll ISosillots. (Into Styles.)

A I.so—

Honnels and h'lov,t-w, A .-plcndid stock of I'atom Bonnets

Bleaching and Pressing

done on sh-.it notice. Alsopartieularattcntit.il siv en toall kml«of silk an»l velvet work. April Wi,7tt. Mrs. r. \V. SANHTHS.

Meat Market,

UR12EN STREET DULY MARKET.

F. B. Guthrie & Bro.,

KKKI'

O'lUimenc-

•on found bi? Koncrul health

creat popularity in thi«

ttli ment. 11,if,U I mulil sell a threat quantity of this hill—especially »f' your i'e«lron Huters nnd Snrsapnrilla. Ship me v: cure Kicket A Ncety. Ko^etfu

J'n./.rir/ors,

constantly nn hand? the best niialirv of I resu Meats,

I'LOKICD

1'ork, 1'orned Heef. Corn-

etl loncues also, a splendid lot of Hams. Shoulders V1 vr°n- their own curinir. Holouna Sau:iirc. Dried Hecfj etc. An extra quality of Fresh l.ard can nt ell times be found.

ID^lce for sale iu quantities to suit customers market price paid for Kat Cattle, apri:i 1*171 pngTti¥tmmi»nni. sjrjniwACAB

Books.

'l'!- —Hi liOH. J.

Hoi ie Author of the "Creen The world-renowned author, in this admirable L* Hirt ,clcarly proves In.m his own e.vperienee thai the awful consequences „f Self Abu«o mar be I'/Toet. uail removed without niedieine and wilhouf d-tn-scrolls surreal ..peratioiis, bon«ie-. instruments rings, or cordial--, pointing out a mode of euro fit once certain and effectual, by whieh erorv utferr. no matter what his condition may be, mav euro hitnself, eheapiy. privatelv and radimlfv

4&m!fV«!85^ "°"!f™!lf

fteni miller seal, to any address, in a plain sealed envelop..., on the rceuipt of six cents, or two postaxc ..tanip-. Also Dr. (.ulverwell's '*,\larrinure Utiidc," Price -j cents. Address the puh!i-h'*rs,

HAS J. C. LINK A CO.

.'..-'..'•""••r-v, .V-W 1 ,.rk. l'ost (Itiice Hox -1.5-,!. .lj.rl.l O.-c. Uct-'ll'liliy I

i,i j' Auction.

the MA.NDItAKK

nol

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

A 200 At4 rami .iiK'fion.

ini'.'iton, on the premises, on the IBi. day or May next, a tarin of •-'no acres, well improved. siii,„tc mile.- south east ot Darlington, in the countv of .Montgomery, described a-follows: Tho north uet quarter, ami tho norih west quarter of the «mith east quarter of section in township

111,

Div.iroe.

ib nrietta Dawson hit reinemborod that on the Hth day of April A :Jn.,"* vacation ».(" sai.l court the

.. .i ..I rum court, the a1n11liM|'y- .huiKift riahi, his attorney, produced ami lined in the olerk «»fiice of *aid court, his complaint as cau^e „j actum in this behalf, ami also tho

litt.\ acrM ,i oxiMdlonr bite "I duutuoresieil person, sotting torth that ""Hh ea-t of Cherry

Sa,d

5l.l|

term.-. liiyuirc nf' Saimiel Thomi.-on at Ihoabov C. II. A N'DKItsilN

defendant i.« a lo.n-rosideiit of the mate of Indl-

ami six miled ,'.w therefore notice of the tiling and pemden* hereby given to the said de-

rablc

ey of this action

tendunt tli.it whe may be and appear ou the second tla o. the next term or Common I'le.is Court, of said I eou

la tion

°unt btlorL tho Judge thereof at the Court House tho utj ot t. rawfordpyille, beginning ontbo:td

111 I

For Sale.

I day an

D. HIT.

•lunc. A ompiaiut. W irNL.^S mv ban.1 and the

»urt

Notice of Application

Notlre of Application for Mquor Licriisetho citizens of I county. State of Indi-

that I, Andrew.). Portor. a white male inhabitant ol iMout^omery oounty, in tho State of Indian of the u«n ot twenty-one yours, will apply to the Hoard ol omniissioners of Montgomery countv. in tho Statu of Indiana, at their next regular sc.^iou commencing on the third day of June. lNi7, for a license to retail intoxicating liquors in a le*s quantity than a quart at a time, under the Temperance Law Ol !-.!». tor the term of one year. My place of him. ncs and the preiuisod whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank l^Mtnatcd on No. MO tirecn street

ship, Montgomery county. State of Indiana. apriltf IwJTw*.

v\..l.

SPRING TRADE.

1 «S(»7.

Campbell A' EBarH'r Li ipouod their stock ol (roods. I'ninpn^wit II tin* utft. aJort('d ^tock thoy cv^r h:t«t to tfTnr. 1 hoy wen' purchased f.jrCra^b, in New York, during the late urnnt depression. They nre to bo^old »oi (ash or lis equivolont, at prices that will pro* o* the greatest UnreniiiM of thosenson. Come and sec that those lhin»s are so.

i-n

ht.S

h'usl /I,, Ionize!ll,

Campbell A' llarter hit stock of Or: -.-, iinocls nnrirnllcd for eleuanco of •tyleaml beauty of fabriu. Having made tlic Holwtions in pnrt from ho slock of A. T. Stewart A 11*)., of 'rw York, tlio mo««t extensive mcreantuo loiuso in th* world, and the acknowledged head el tl»e Dry (iooils infrest in tlii-t eountrv. thoy are able now to otVer to tho citizens ol' this city and county, and to the inhabitants uli around tins retfion. the largest stouk of British and Continental Dress (ioods that thvy ever hal tJie pleasure of spreading on their counter.

Cumpbfll A' £iarler

HA for sale a full assortment (iraniie Mixtures, Chene I'oplinetts, Lenos and (ircnadines. Molalities and traveliim mixtures. IVreaios and Ohambras, elegant Silks, blue, lavender, brown, tun. plain and figured all boiled bl'k. «ro. j»rain and uro. DeKliine. iu splendid quality, tnmimnijs to mutch in uU tit.« new styles of Hotter?, (iimps. baces, Anibor and iVurl Fringes.

Campbell *V ISarfer OFFKU to Housekeepers a first class stock of Carpets. Mattings. Oil Cloths, Damask Curtain.", Sott» ham Lace Curtains, Drapery [Drab. Curtains, creen nnd hull Hollands, Table Linens, Napkins, »*lct qinlis. Hod Quilts, Crash, fringed Towels,

I '.Mow case cottons, HM Sheetings, ohfimer any competition tna.v oflor.

II AN at, much lower prices than can be bought clsowbcro, elvet Itibbuns. lVnrl Kriot- Ainbcr and pearl (.imps (.rent variety of new stvle linttons. Linen Handkerchiefs Hrusflels and Stnvrria Laees, cambric edgine?, Illusions, silk \ots Veil Herciics nnd 1 issues. Linen C«dars. Lace Collar

north of

raiisrc wont. Said (arm is in a uood state of oultivation. and in m.ist complete repair, one half of whmh is well set ui «rass, and the other half ready lor tbe plow, 1 hero is upon the premises a rood dwulliim lioiisn. bam ami other convenient out boulu\'1

,!('V'r lnilin- w'iter.

One-tlurd ot the purchase money to bo

paid in hand, one-third in ti months, and residue in months, with interest, tho deferred payment to ho 1 ho real '.'state above mentioned, being the nroocrty lately held by William Mart/..

WILLIAM.,*. MULLK.W

April

1.1

l.-ij, -/w Truster

Divorce,

STATIC OF BMMAVA, V, (.'onilly,) iLon Dawxui,

Lla.stioHl N

?i.T

ee'iU.

iho Vutiirr, Ti ojitnirnf, nml 1C«.

caI ouroof iinnal Weakne-s, or Spermatorrho?a induced by .elt Abuse: Involuntary i'^missions, lmpotency, Nervoti«» Debility, and ImpedinieniK to .Marrinse generally: Consumption. Kpilcpsy, und l-'iis. 'i'-'l VKpUVl!,|yi"'"\i

then and liiero to answer

the Wlh day of Apr..WILLIAM K. WALl At I

hereby given that I will sell at public

an, lion, at thq: lato rtfidentso of Abner tir iv I a too MonjgoiiK-ry County, if(Sc6iiscd. :t miles we-t of rawtorosviiM'..n

il of *aid

itprMii.wL Clei|i

brown MTI'*-

Iin t-V'j el.H.. all linen Crash l!»»a cts:, Moulin Do I uncsto'tu, choice lot domestic }ingbam« »'». lick?, Stripes, Cottonndcs, Jeans, Cassiuiore^, i.loths,(oatings, in great variety, at knock down prices. Country auctions nowhere, aud nothing to go on.

1 1

btM ween James \V. Lynn's On,eery and Provision More and 1, Hy A (j0, Drug -tore. on part of! Cumvbl'll A* MMiZVtPr lot numbor on© hundred arid ten (till in the original MMUl U.M plat in the town ol (. rawtonLvillc. Cnion town-I i" I'

(,"ni|lete KIOCK

POUTKU.

AXSi.S. I

ariiole of Lippcm-oUtt Co'.s. Double I Med Axes, w.irmn ed. For sale bt 1 LICK HUOTIIKK.

I I If

of Iron. Nails Ra«h"

1 iiinw, Oils Locks. Latcho.i and other Mouse trimmiiiKs. AI«o, lor spring trade. Forks, Ho©*, ShovoU, Spader, tvardon UakoH, Spading i4\»rk«. Mattookx, (»um and i^eathor lielting. Plow Steolo, Cast Steele, Hlister Steele, Spring Steele, K&gle /lerWRti Steele, Hubs. Spokes, Wagon Felloe*, bnnblo Skoin*, Holt?of »U si*cs, Hroaking J'lowd Shovel Plows, CultivatoM aud Corn Planter^.

April 13, I ho?,

o» a-

Tobaccos, Cigars, Pipes

iv tin

iTS,

MANTFARRRKKK «»K

O 1 C3r 3Ft ®,

ANII I'KAEKK IV

TOBACCOS, SNUFFS, PIPES, &C.,

and all kinds of

Smokers and Chnvors lrliclis,

and in fact everything tliat neecssary to make a

Fir.st Class Tobncco listnblisliment.

Tlio attention ol the trade brands of Oiaars ami Tobaec.i

.Yo.

"'S,

Uli'd to his lino:

(Jnlurs tilled promptly and at the lowest rate-?.

,'B.YBP SHE .lii],

Klorc mi .11 nin Mliccl, -J Ituoi'x ICn.l of tlic l«l :llor||iin Mril){ Slon'. apnli'iiiii l.-ii7, SCI11 |,TZ

Millinery.

MILLINERY STORE.

i'ommt'rcial SB fork.

i" Shiirx.-)....

C', ,u, unite! II,•.

Mrs. M. L. Williams,

ttill and complcto stock of-

articles tor i!io sprin«-rado. in tho Millinery line, ol the latest stylus. The.publicare invited to a die is determined to sell 'tab.ihnient in theoity.

call before purchasing L*heap us any other «. H. Hleaehinj: and Fre^sii

k'"rk'

P.-n.w |onc ,m no-

AUo. particular attention ^iven to Silk and (Jrape

aprilti 'UTwetf.

Bakery and Confectionery.

FEW

G- O E

IsTEW"

KfU

N I-: Till N vlf

-AM

FRUIT STAND!

I 11L subscriber would rcspcotfully infurm the eit--f lzcnsor .Montgomery county that ho has opened anew liakcry. (irocery. Confectionery und I'ruit Stand, on asbiiiKtiui street, west of the Court iiotuic, in the room formerly occupiod bv McClurc S "J-Ad"or north of the Graham Kitublishincnt. urcat attention will be paid to tho

tPeparlmeitt,

and the following li»t of article will he kept on IIHIHI at all times:

Hottotn Hread. Fan Hread. Hoston Hiown Hread('ra)iam Hread. Kink«, yr*

Twist Hread, J'retieh Hread, R.ve Hrea«l.

Fried Cakes.

Milk lir id,

Campbell A' BSartcr

•Dutch Hu"s, etc.. ot*., ctc.

l'lumb Cake H-)ll,I«.||y Cake mi li 11 iki

Campbell A* Mlarter II.WJC a bcaiitiful asforlnient of I-ridies iravoliec Irunks, l.adii:- Work liaskets. iu new idnipifa"',? beauldttl colors, miveliiiL' Haskots. S itchds and alises. Hosiery. Gloves. Mastics. Melts & Duckies

Delicate Cake. Found Cake, Sponge Cako

Citn.n Cake

Almond Cake, Ladv FillLrer% h** Snow Ha

Haisui t'ake,

Currant ako,. I'^'iC Kisses 'i^ l-rencti Kisses.

C'rackers.

Hasten Cracker", Huiter ('raekers. Soda Craekers, together with

Campbell A" Harler '",,w r!'"dy for sale tho new styles of sprinc Al-" .Mifscsnnil l'hildreiis' Hats, trimmed

and plain. Yhe Aiiiia .^inpo Uhcncws$c[ beautiful and will pnvi?a great success: Milliner art iinitoii to •xamine thoir aseortment rf Kih b-ois, li.wers and ornaments. Sold wholesale Lineinnati prices.

j"' ,4

b'AfP A y-i-'.-.'Xi--.

Campbell A• ISarter

•'W

MAKT: nspcoiality of Hoots and Shoes, and now oirerlho best lu-sortiMl stock or these cnod« they l"1'0 had for year.-. They sell a good Surge Con-(,'ri-ss (.inter, lor ladiiis, at SI'.'5. (lents fine lin Stitch Hoots for S.r 0(1. would be cheap at SU 50 A luri ,-slock i,r cust made work ftu sale cheapI j.ind. oin vt 1 (or MI.^NP^ nd hildren beau""rge ami call (.ougrehs. Oxloid I icy ami HalmoraU.

c-Nic Crackers, Sugar Crackers,

Ponohv I Lotm/n, I Mi nee. ids to suit the season/

aking

Farticular allention paid to

Wt'ddjHo and S'itrly -kcs.

T«baoe5.*s und

April r. Iw?ttf

-"rf

of the bust brands. •lame*

Wall Paper—Window Shades.

-A.T THE

its*#

:*,r? 'Corner' ]o«ik Slmv.''

ioo i\inat:TJi

Wall Paper

•psif-

.and a cheap in the city.

I'Jfi ,-1

nrttj Fs US

J"r

4 tu Vj, *.

BO li S

.Campbell A* Hurler

Aro celling Hncc's I'nntf. full madder, warranted at l"i cent a yard: ebotipat l^e. Hovey print* 11 «:(mt. J-4 I leached MIIKIIII l-'S cts..

a variety of styles

WBiMSm 4

,jppC .SHADESI,"

SSii/l' nml Ureen.

and something now iu that line, i»

-:FBtKX€H. VlliV/nd'"'

Imperial, Duplex & Imperial

B. \v nil it)J do und* r-.ell PudluM on lUtsllr Sihadcji. Call and dee if wu do not. Having an arrangcinciit With the iiiiiiiufsetnron' I °t the above Mindcs weenn furnish nnv i7fii that I may be wanted. li. A. FooU A to. I March 23 l.-TUnia.

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