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Republican Proscription or Workingmen in Connecticut. The Hartford Times gives the following account of the proscription of workingnien in Connecticut by Republican i.'tnIjloyerf-, for having dared to vote their political sentiments. The workingmen can see by such demonstrations that the professed regards for their interests on the part of the dominant party, ends when they have the independence to think and net for themselves., -JJays the Times: "We have chronicled the fact that the Republican managers of the factories in Rockvillc have discharged fifty of their employes who voted the Democratic ticket. They put on the ground that they were niuiubors ot tho llockville Workiugmen's League and say they will turn away any operative ill the various mills who belong to that League. They have at the same time added an hour a day to the hours of labor—making twelve hours and cut dowu their wages ten per cent. This infamous proscription of men who differ with them in politics, shows how insincere the Republican.-: were in claiming, before the election, to be the friends and champions of the workingmen. It does not cow down the workingmen so mueli as these Now England slave drivers cspected it would for the names of fifty new members were enrolled on the League the very night following the day of this proscription. Many ol the discharged men have dependent families and need assistence.

In Windsor Locks a workingman was discharged on election day because he voted against the Republicans.

In Portland the most shameful coercion of workingmen has for years been practiced by the Republican employers. Men were told by open proclamation that they should lose their situations if they dared to vote the Democratic ticket. That ohumeful course last year gave the town to U)0 radicals, but they met some difficulty in repeating the programme this year, for the workingmen organized a Protective League, and announced their purpose to vote. Most of them did vote, and they carried the town, gaining-00 or 70 votes.

For this assertion of their rights a9 freemen, the ouarrynien were notified by the quarry owners that ilicir servioes will not be required for the year to come.

But this proscription proved too bad a dose even fcr the ]'jublican workingmen on whom the quarry owners rolied to continue, work. These yien, on learning of the shameful treatment to which their fellow workmen had been .subjected, noted like men. They throw dowu their picks and drills, and told the owners that tliey would no longer work.

The result is that a thousand men have sinceLlTu'sday, beou idle at Portland, and at all tho quarries work has ceased!

A lafgc'and intensely interesting inceting was held at Middlctowu last night (Friday), to consider what course ought to be taken to protect the workiugmen of the (quarries* Mr. Gallagher, of New Jluvon, Mr. Hubbard, Mr. Griffin, and Mr. Hacon, of Middletown, made addresses. It was yesolvod to stand by the workingmen, and a committee was appointed to visit the quarry owners at once and see what terms of adjustment they were willing to accede to.

Si UKrom tlie Ni-cnnk (Wis.) Times. April S.J A Fl'sratory Inundation. Yftsterday tuorning tho villagers of Ncenah anil Menasha were greatly astunished at the report that the. numerous wilU and manufactories that line the races were compelled to stop work. Such a thing as tho water failing hero coming as it does directly from Laka Winnebago, ncvcr'was heard of before, and the causo of such an unloukcd for effect was earnestly fought. And here the most wonderful" pbenomenou we have never been failed upon to chronicle, was made manifest. Our roport-cr, who furnishes the faots,, hasUiued,. to the race in Neeuah, wli(&e lie' was told by'niillers w'ho bad investigated the matter, that the waterwheels were unable to revolve because they wore clogged with lish. .Unwilling i% fo''believe such an absurd statement ho JL- proceeded to investigate for himself' and '••V vu„-,- jt|( |](, following result: Commencing his

investigations at the cotton factory, and going from thence to the oxtensive lialtic Print Works on the race, our reporter found the flumes and entire race alike filled wiUi fish. -.AlKof .the races in Neeriuh -nnd'Menasha. and botli: branches of the Fox River, were literally filled with fish, to Uie exclusion of the water, wlich vfusnthrcyfii baok' liy-thb great flsh dam till the banks wero in danger ol' ovcr-: flowing.

As soon as the news spread thousands of people flocked in from the villages and country to spe the Strange sight. Oshkosh and Appleton furnished their share of Visitors. If we had not struck oil, at least we "had found fish. Aud all kinds of fish—from the smallest perch to sturgeons .weighing a hundred pounds. There wero pike, bass, sun fish, sturgeons cat-fish, and oceasionly, large, fat floundering white-fish and salmon-trout greeted the eyes of the boys and men who were by this time busy in securing a supply of fish in so easy a manner, as merely taking them by hand I Boys carried off strings of fish as heavy as themselves while teamsters unloaded their freight and filled their wagons with the finny tribe. It would be impossible to estimate tho amount of fish secured that day. They were discovered at day-break, and about dusk a break was effectod in their ranks aud they went dowu the river toward

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BUSINESS CARDS.__

MEDICAL.

Mrs.

m. hoover.

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Unite and Itolflpncr on Vernon Street, .Nearly opposite the Post Ofllrr. "\\7II.I. -iveoxolu.-ive attention to.'ie "iieitco of

Med rlnc una Ohsietrls nlsu in ilio .reuuiicnt of itieiliseii^csnf Women nmt Cliliil e". A sliii'c nf tbcpuliliu 'VItruiiRCL- is r'.i-ptv ii'lv'so'V at.

Milj 5, 1 li. [wtf.

Physician and ^.Surgeon. dh. .J7i)OIWI:Y, Respectful-y

teadors his ervico« to the citizens of

CrawfonUvji'n aud vicinity, iu all lie branches nroiVs'Ooo. Main street, we.flt of (August 18-00t.

Olllct* iiml Itmiil CSJn ti:»C

Mec'-'cal

DR. J. C. SINNARD

bi- bctlearec. Ufju ok»yei"

MI.10,urn,

Sore Th'oni iv.ul V.

Of iho Tlivtmtftnd l«unps. perfect health, and is vciy ej.cc''

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of tho TfWer, Stomach. Kmno Sold bv Hru'.s:Mj« al tin a %ol .«e. ucuu "Wine of Tnr' blown on bru.le.

Citron Balsam

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nosmatcmng.

Clli'on ItnUnni a nloaspnt I*quid remedy wliioh iieve. fa:is .0 cr .o '.ie PfCHatonce. As an er^e ii:»l «»otlM-niion f«»" R.ieu.naiism, Eruptive Uwof tiio Sk i. Lloors, Old Sore*4. Gangrene, liti. Scalds, it is vc \v efiec ivc.

Sold by i). I'« '('e -3 cents. :..'OL11VKKCROOK AGO., PiopriiUors. Burnhani« Van Scbi'a'.. Cliiongo, John i». Pu. k. Cuir.a.i, O.. Ocn'l Aifcnts. ianJ-yl^7P.

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respentfnlly inform ni.v ulil cii.-tomers

nnd ilin sumTiilly I lull 1 havn

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cf n'pmeticat and oxpencncod How Mnmifnoturer.iiiul will kocp on hunil the vorjr best quult-

JF* 3Lb OL"W S IMaekimith establishment will Mill be continued, and prompt attention Ktven to

IIOKSE SIIOKIIV'C*

and nil kinds if rupnirimt. N. It. Those kiKiwitiK ,'icm-eh es indelitcil fur work will pi en ~'c iniike imiucdii piijinent ns 1 ueeil the money to cnlinue my lu^iins*. teblVOU.' Ol-, "V JU11N A. OHU'FI. tf/M

Watches, Clocks, &c.

JAMES PATTERSON,

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IN-

"GOLDEN WATCH/'

'MftfU Street, CVawford^ville. lnd.

B*7nVatdu»fi. Clocks and Jowclry. repaired bj the most experienced workmen, and in all ense* warrunted. UclyOb-.

Groceries.

Just? Gone

HAVlNtS

Odiitinue tlio Grocery UuRinoiiK at their old

FRESII

which 1

•_ Meat Market,

tiiitinv sTREirr

Appleton and the bay, like huge islands T* Gllthfie & BrO., moving in the water. The cause ol this strange phenomenon is variously explained, but the most fensiblo theory i9 that the ice in Lake Wiuncbago ooinineuced breaking up on the eastern shore, and, frightening the fish, sent them in huge droves to the outlet of the lake. But we- never beheld suoh a sight,, nor ever expect to again 1

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diii.v market.

re^h Moat*, l'icklcd

ed Toucnes also, a splendid lot of Haul8. Shoulders and ltncon. of their own curiinr. Holnynu Itried Ueef, etc. An extra quality of rresli l.nrd can at ctl times lie found.

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NEW SERIES—VOL. XVIII, NO 35. ORAWFOEDSVILLE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, INDIANA, APRIL 27, 1867.

STEAM PRINTING.

vrrppn, 2il

HOMEOPATHIS

OflVr- his professional serviee? to t'

{M'0

«ai"cs of ehofera—

rveove/'ea -!W5—deaths (*•'*--mov a'.ity about 3i', per cent. OFFICE WITH TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE, nnd residence on Main street. in the hon«e formerly

OCCUPIED

bf K.J. Uinford,

CKAWFOBUSV]I.I«K»

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BEYIEW

JOB OFfli \t

^(sE(?h^) stohy,*I.KE'S NI:W HIUCK,) a

people of

Crawlordsville and viein j.

Measured' bv t^e oner suuu^si'd— TttKATMKNt—ibc Immeopa.'iic SystemNVfe: nil ihe |j.ais=«.' which lin* bee

ONK K::AMPI.K

»F(Jt ervvs

'In twelve Homeopathic Phyitj, iuMieu

INP.

I uovHt'tfti] weotf.

WilHUIKUTON KTItliKT,

VrtucfurJsvtllc, Liixcu

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Job Printing!

fit

on ration. conlP*n,'•0 Pine 00 tho ConCo-Is on-

Winr of Tnr is a plcasnn. inu nil tlie mcdieal

proieriio^'

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I, Ilio n'siom to in cri'n?

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Klnduer, Ucm inu have

OJJVKK CliOOK .V CO., Vrw

lU rnbam««t VnnSfhaak Cine

no. I). i*ark and Gen'l A^eut^.

K. Suiro »t nojnnaU. 0. 1-J-lrU.yP.

REAL ESTATE. ___

Ilcttl Ii«tolo AgOIM.',V I

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«nilersii nctl witl ^cll or buy lloril l-.r-.ntc.— I A iv person Imvinc Kivrms or town liuirtor ^ulc will 'to we1! lo leave l-heiu with u.-.

For Sale!

4 or 5 (»ood hanns1, Town Lots. 5 Uesid *nees Vf-4^ j* I Brick Store Uoom. 1 lirick U^idoHO willi1« re srounjl ntt .eh bBh I KU. MA^ KK1jN L\. Knqtnre at the Recorder's: Office. (dcc-*l

DONE TO ORDER!

J1 Per^on-in wuntol any description of Priutini from a label

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mamtnoih poster, should nut fail to

call nL tho Review Job Office. JO-Ail wo done just when pronii?cd.')

Manufacture and Dealers in all kinds ofN

Furniture!

WASHINGTON STREET,

Cur Cabinet Ware Rooms

arc well stocked with a fine assortment of Furniture which w\U behold at the lowest cash fiirure?.

^Plow Factoiy.

PLOW FACTORY!

On Main Shrrt Duors En ft nf tlx 1*11$/. ()j}ii:\

'if

COFFINS

of all kinds furnished on ?hort notice,

117 77/ OH WITHOUT A HE A It SIC. Aucust-lP-ietHi.tr J. T. KINKKA1) .t CO.

Claim Agency.

BOUNTY! F\lra Bounty Extra P«v

»}f. Extra Pension

Cr.iriage^ and Buggies.

A I A E

MANUFACTORY.

Mrnr*tiinj.|oii Mrc.

Cai'i'ia ires.

Grants Si'iiiiing Toj) Rail,

By wb'ch the top of a bu«sy can bo takou off in ion seoond?. and is a.« socure when on a* if rivittid to the peat,

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done on phort notice and av

,118Olf 12R.BTE it ES.

,/ FURNITURE A^D COFFINS.

T. KiuLcad & Co.,

All ,Work Warrantn(l

Granted Acts nf the late Dmehttrqed Snldierx, their 11/dmes. Minor .Children, or Parents. Collected with Promptness and Dispatch by

II'. P. URITTO.V, Attorney, A.NII

GOVERNMENTCLAIM AGENT.

Qffi-cc in WaKhinifttm llaH Build

ing, over Simpson's (Jrot icry Stun., CrawforthvillcS'&i

To Di. cht'rfffd Soldier*: ]).v Lbo lato law Koualmnu 13oiiutc. ci AM'uon7 nl liouTi'y of $100 is« feTnniml eli jum! cvur.v^ol-^ tlior enlisted fur ilnco ycnr««. smiU #ci

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INieket Cutlery, l'liiteil Wiire, Fire Arms, InstruuienU', I'ocket liook^, ka: cy Article ., Brushes. Toy#.Books oud StAtioners*. «vc». atinc fign of the I

lisi« lWeircd or is no tnoio thau )e$iuu bountr lieraiofove aUt wc-U o.v law: imi nuy fcueh mdujor jvliohn^ b«en d«. ut.d bci'uio lie expualion of b't« 'ouu of ko'Volnu

each solditM* cidi^tcd for v.o w*mi has11cociv od. oriscniitlod to receive, no more loan

rents of •I'ch tlT?»cr* icd 'old«er in t' ni'med. jf iJoluio on'iaicd for ir»? )c. nor'od Iii'.n In 00 year?. »u d»ed o" wou»ii'.* lecc'veo, or dSea^e oontrncted in the liroo! du ihe Additional I5n\iniy of $:0 ifmH»''ca io he tru'ow. minor eh ni.enor paicntiof tucu oeceased soM cv tho order nmnud.

Tn Off„ns AM officers below inc tank ». IJ ', ul who were ir the service as ueu on is«3t and v, iio we iionornWy 'seUaiac.i rewicned, «,5nce A p.'10, l^iS. a now months pay ope •.

1). While A Co., I will I UuRinoiiK

UOUKIII

nut

1 hnvc 011 hniul a good nupply of

GKOCEKIES

the pu!,nc the very ty'-iic dollar, per month. hou?o or not nt nil.

COMEOXK! COMK A I.I. any other hou?o or not nt nil A. F. Ramsay. mnrM-lKBT-wlcf.

to this Moiuttnent. No. of Tilwt*i, *200,000 at ft of prrNenu. valiHMt nisi 1*2«01)0 Shinto ticket J-MflH.-* Ten Tickets to Airont-)

Twenty Tiokuty to Afient? 1st. Cah ci.t in (Jrceiibark-J ri 2nd. (Jul lease of IJoyds', Nos. IT, 1H. Massachusetts Avt 3d Cash fflft in (treenbaoks Five ('ash (iifu—Sl.tKni Five Cajdi jC».00 •$ One (*«ft of'Forty Acres of Land in county, Indiana One Two SSiory Uesidonee on Mi street, lndiannpoli* And iinnu?rcusother Valuable OiftK- coi sistinfe of Fine (told Wntche--. I'iaiio

Ciiliinot Organs. Sewintr Mnehines. id Silverware. Ladies' .«uld Watelu etc.. amounting to Send for proirramnie nnd see for yours is no "hutnbuir."

Ai:entc

ved uu» "ic.

'cu .IV run son of

wounds vrpoived in line of diuv }H o.u'Uod io tbc AJduinnnl Hountv of An Addnional liouniv »»." S'/O ia now allov.od lo

$"»0

To tiic Ifa'irs nf J)t cra^l Sofdirra: If »o!ii ct our cd for iV tto ye^rs. a aoovo suited. bf»« u'cu of wbnnd* 'or «ei' ecourae ed in tie of du v. »e Aiti'«'tonn' IJoun .v of

$100

MtOWPU1'noTBC'

VO AVHBN RO'OOV

eMfu- ew pa

(if Oenc al I ur Ma-eh,

WHO

ed 10 thvee

To Pensioners: I Widow? are now entitled by law 1o no merea5c of their pension per mouth for each child uudor 16 years of

Invalid «old»cr*,for total disability, are entitled to a pension of from eitht, to fifteen, twenty ond twen-

To olitnin the Ijenefita of thaso lawi, persona In all

ensop to mnke a now application Applicant!" for the Additional Rount must bring ornend their Discharge Taper* and get a receipt ft the flame.

Having for a number of year? past devoted myself especially to the business of collecting claim®, I feel warranted In ?nylng that 1 can insure not only prompt attention on the part of the (iovernment, but an early and satisfactory settlement of nil justclnim3 intrusted to my care.

Few Reasonable and no Charge In Any Caftt I'nltsit Successful. All letters of inquiry, containing stamp, promptly answered.

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Parties residing at a distance can have blanks and tructions sent to them by ma'l free of charge, on W. P. BlUTTOiV

At'y. and Cilor, (Maim Agt.

Aug. 1), 4w.

CHi5Wli\« TOBACCO.

'VU^m'ir(!S n'riiJUVnr^'at^Cat11o splendid Quality of Virginia Cavendish Chcvring 'i h- I'fl'.: mice pni.1 Tor 'l'ohaccotiu«troceived un.l r.rH.Lloby A N exeelleu rli lWl

inar23-y

I (lcc-ltf. i.KH 4 UKOTUKR. I A Leather

ft* I

(IjipoHiir (Viiii t1

Crittrfordsviltc. Itni.

Have constantly on han.l'and for sale, a ft-ck of

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U'U'H

And ehielc ol ovory dcscr/pUQii, ui the very

Latest and Newest Patter-1,

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0]STE

Wolii

-rfy

llpi^hton.

March 30 iHiTwotf.

va-il't Concert.

GRAND GIFT CONCERT!

1M»JA.\A MOI.DIKItS

MOXUJIKJir.lB. Association? To br aiven at Morrison's 0|«.ra Hall! Iniliiiiiiipolis. lnd...Iul.v 4. ur suuner il' lielictx me nl

Mild, fur the imrpi^e of build inqii. O 1 1 IN Crown Hill Cemetery in Honor or OIIR I\ ISJIJ /'.V 3SECROES!

Auihoriredby tho (iovermnent. Let every hodv patron' tbis hotni' institution. Il is the duty of eveiy yond ci'i/en of the State to contribute soinctin

in every town, county nnd neighborhood in

the State. See indiiecments to affcnt^: We will ffive to tlie nsent who -»elU. the largest numher of tieketsa Splendid Oold Wateh valued at S.V10. To theone Uiat suUj tho second largest numi»or. sold wnfeh vnlurd at To the one who pells tliotthlrd larfitHJl nuinl*ur. a Splendid Silver Ainuriefi'n lluniliitf Ca»e Watch, valued at Slim.

Wo have filed a bond with T. li. M«:C-arty. Auditor of State, lor tins faithful fulfillment of our agreement.

CAUTION."

As we can nor he p"r«nally M^quuinted ith all our rsjent". and therefore, can n»t he respon«ilde f«»r them, pernuns d^ironsyf purehnsini tirtr«'tvnl rs? they Brc acquainted with their ajft^t/JLad. better, send dvVe'ct (b ttsi

bounty

under previous lawn. A bounty of $'3 is uovv allowed cadi aud evcr^'. soldier cnli«ed for mv hv penod than two years, who Wan been honorably d5 cbivted on aecounl ot wounds icccivcd in ibu .)ci»r tJu

Send money by jvt t.ftice order or r«'j?i?tered letter n.ouriisk: or. when the mnount is ten )ollar.s or o\er by.cxprp*s, •, .^r'

node ol* lisl rihnfion. The manner o" d'-frihution to he decieed and condueted hyn-cnmml-.ee of twenty to be selected from tlio tickct. hoLde. s. by them at tho timer of the Concert

J-Jeferenccs.

John C. New, Pushier Fir.^t Na»i««nal Rank di^ige Sriniuol IC. l'orkln'. Tii'lianapoli?, Tnd. Win. A.

'O\TC.attorney

at law and United Mute*

pension agent, (ieneral Tred Kncfler, attorney at law an«.t United StatoM commissioner.

John Hanaa. atlorney at:lnir. late Lnitod States district attorney, s-ixtii districu.

Springer A Vance, State agents Hancock Life Iniurnneo Connan.v. (Jon. l)avi^Kilgore. Vorktown. Iiidiaua.

liuvo

Lieut. Col. John 1*. Cheek, present Clerk of Dear- 1. her'i county. Mni. Wen. T. J. Luofta. frnwrencohurg. Indiana.

T. li. MeCariy, Auditor of .Stale, I (•corse Rrupg, Sheriff of Htuuiliuii County, No* blepville, Indiana.

John Tripoli, ('lerk, Hamilton county. Indiana. William O'Rrian, titiirney/at luw. late Colonel ot the Seventy-fifth Indiaua vlunieois. NobleaviUe..

Martin !gn\ A?.*«»sj»dr of Internal Kevenuo, dixln district, luaianapolia.

X. DAi ni:\HPKtK AT CO., Lnek Unx No. :tr, ltidianap"li'. lnd.

Office over No. 27, UoyCg Mock. Ma«?achusett.s nvinocr loai-^uiw*'.

Altetincd

Superior nrtv'le of Lippcncott Co's. Double Uu»«t Meel Axns.varran ed. For salehy drc3tf LKK RHOTllbK.

Sole aruch

A A

Co thing and Furnishing House. STATE ITEMS.

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t-. Grand Opcninc of tliu

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Clothing Store!

Isaac Hlock, Jacob Deutwb.

HEINSHEIMEFt, BLOCK & CO,,.

v. 2, Connnrrrirr/ Hole, Grcrn Street.

Cr:iuford.villi*, Iiitliauii.

-\youu li.-heil

Wholesale & Retail Clothing Store

L'mbracim the latest and tuost fashionably-style ncadj -Mado (Mothins, such

Over-Goats, of every kind, fine Cloth Frock Dress Coahs Busmoss Goats, Pants ami Vests.

Miimifiictured nf the very best see. inl trnwill (utiher which they will sell lit the most leusunalilo rutes, and tako otd wui in part pny

it?

They have the cxclu,lvo liixhtsof

Shirts of all kinds. Under Shirts, gravers. Overalls, Suspcnder^. Butterflies, Pocket

Iandkorchiefs,-Col-lars, Neck Tic,

u-ti'H Buck Gloves. Kid Gloves. 'Socks. &c

FOUNDRY

-IM)-

$1 t!U 0 (HI

18 00

$30 OOO t'Z 000 1 10 000 I 5 OOO 2 ,)UO 1 .100 I 5 OOO

A II N S II 0 1 1^1*$ '_

to^ivo tbomacal). They uromakiog all kinds of e:inin«*. sueh as

MII3LL C3-E-A.IRT3Sr3-.,r ercry dfseriptinn.

Sorithuiu Mills Furnace Fronts. irate Bars, Sugar. Kettles, .Ovens, Dog Irons, Making Patterns for and

Replacing Stove Plates. Tliey nre prepared to repair

Tubular Hoilers, Steam Kniriues, Thrnshing.Mai hincs, lieapers, Mowers, Drag Saws, aud.-An make and fit up lirr.HS Oastings, and JJIackstnithing of e\erj de-f

t.% A\ arrnntod to

Slicep-killing loi are pln'yiug liavoc ntnotis (he folds of .St. Joseph county.

Milk sickness, iu a mild l'oriu, lias brok•:.1 nut at ouo ol' the Lafayette hotel".

An Kvansville son- partially ate a small child, the other day. Though severely iujured, it will recover. Urt

The Howling (i re on Auront linrenh's

nominates Hon. James M. Hnnna, of Sulivan. as the candidate of the .Democracy for (jovenior ,.n-

1 A fellow named SoloniDii, representing I himself as clerk of the News Hoy, came the confidence dodire over some Kvansvillc merchants to the tune of §800.

William Heglow. a Laporte youth, who does not cYnisider his make-up complete without ti rpvolvor, recently shot nwny hia lull thumb while fondling his ]ict weapon.

Two little girls, in Kwmsville, got hold of a bottle of chloroform and drank a portion of it. Their curiosity came near costing them their lives.

.Mack Hay ward, of Torre Haute, dropped a pistol front his pocket while brushing his lioots, and shot himself through the leg.

Augustus Brown, of Waterloo, Fayette county, is the fortunate possessor of a six legged colt. If it lives, which it bids fair to do. it will figure at fairs as a great curiosity.

A son of If. A. Whittick was drowned while fishing in the river near JelTersouville. While dragging lor his.body that of another boy, very much decomposed, was recovered. i' -,

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0 havenho on hands a full tufortincht of

HATS A*D CAPS,

of the latest styles and «f the best inanulneture ever brought to this market. Also

Trunks, Valises, Satchels, Carpet-Bags, Umbrellas, -•H and Walking Canes.

Our as -ortinert is the most e::lens''vc nnd complete evet ^Ah'bited ri 'his section of country, and it our nue'H'on joualto ii the

Leading Clothing Ilousc ,,

OF CRA.WPORDSTEJILIB. '1 '-'i :. lUi 1 /•.

We Can Sell Cheaper

thftn any other house in tho eity, because we are connccted willi one of the. oldest :uid lar^cat

Wholesale Houses

in C'nciumvti. We invite til*: public to rail aud exauntie our stock and orices. und satisfy themselves before purchasing elsewhere, we ara oohRdent they will liud it to their interest to do so.

HKISHITKIMEH, Ui.NRK «v Co.

SAM. STONECYRUEH Sntonian loel.-TXITIY.

Machinery.

Joshua 11. Joiios tons brought suit a gainst,]", squire Wines, ol Windfall, for s7andor. The plaintiff claims that Wines, by calling him a hog-thief, did him five hundred^dolhtrs worth of damage.— TijJto

ccidkstai,

''•A

SiiooTiKfi'.—Delos

Rohiikrv.—On

ClUM. CO

I E O S E E E

BSBiAIK, LVLE & CO., II avo

Shop in

I I tMM) 1 If that tins 1

WAITED!

in operation ft Foundry and Machine his place, and would invite all inlerested in

Ma(imitfcrv

work done them i-

4,1

CASE.—A

tiWiu+m

*n\ ^poiloini as represented

Shop on Green Street, near Depot.

C".h I'a id fur Old Iron, Copper if' Brass mnyli'fiO HI.A1U, l.YI.K A Co.

Painting, Stc.

H..'

iioisii ni(i\ PMmii!

lO'Tickets to Concert for yalo" at the principal Drug. Jewelry Musioaud iiook Stores in theoity aud I Stato, or address with postage stamp mclo-ed.

y"i .\A

iBlg,

PapWing, CiJla/iitg and j.,,, j_. Gilding ., 3'» dune to order on short noticc and warranted.

TERMS RE.ISO.Y.IItEE.

I irrWO»' over It. J. Vinee'i- 11•"o.0'.!nu 1 rcia 1

H.'w'lireou street. T. II. I.VIC *. ,March », 1*G" [I li I]

Leather Leather

Ijfalhfr

Harness. Mtcathcr."

.. »i^ iifii.rio .him if m| i-i Lj±i ilSl I

Hcff-

rt)n. while htindling a loaded revolver a few cveningH ngo, accidentally discharged one barrel, the ball tuking off the third linger of his left hand, and burying itself, in the thigh of W. C. McCosky, a bystander.—Salem moeriit.

Meuday night last,

near Monrovia, in this county, seven ruffians onteVed the resieence of Mr. William Wconer, tied liini aud his wife, and then robbed tlieui of S240 in greenbacks aud a watch.—Martinsville Ga:.eth

The suit of Kd. Roilly, for £10,000 damages against Horace Scott., Superintendentof the Jefl'c.rsoDvillo, Indianapolis and .Mudisou .lluilroad, and detectives Jlligh, of this city, and Dixon, of Chica«o_./or false imprisonment and assault anu battery, nn...,u jv netreflfersotiville, and verdict of"five dollars returned. Reilly" ^-as arrested upon suspicion of being coticcrnod in robbing the railroad office of S-20,000 a short time jitro:

Mrs- Love, of Butler township, 111 this county has reach the wondrous age of i»ie Ittnulreil and three j/e'ii'ts. She is a native of South (Jarolinu, and remembers the leading actors in the memorable revolutionury struggle with great distinctUCSS.— llrnokrille [)emn ral.

RoiiitKitY IN Owkn COUNTY.—RobI hers entered the house of Mr. Henry I Yount, near Spencer, Owen county, inst I Wednesday night aud with drawu pistols forced him to "deliver all the money he had in the house—§100. Tlicy battered, down his door with a fence rail

erim. eon. ease,

whi6h lias ct'eatcd cotisitl^riiblo oxcitcnicnt in Wasliington county, tvhero if originutctl, in' to be tried in (lie l'loyd' Circuit Oourt at the next term on a c-bauge of venue from Washington county. TJiC I suit is hroui^lit by one Kabbs, who chargos that his wife was taken ill Jiayrmtte 'delietu with an old and Ti'tnarknble sedtito

Not wishing to be encumbered with tho book and notes, the thief went to a win: dow and took tho money from the book, leaving, however, three hundred and fifty dollars in otie of the folds not fcocn by him. The book was found sometime next moruiug. The amouut of mopey lost by Mr. Offutt, will reach eleven huudrcd ahd fifty dollars. The thief left no trace behind, and there is no clue to his detectiou. It is absolutely certain that the thief knew the"situation of the house internally, and kpew just where the money was kept, as uo straugor would have thought of looking in an old hair trunk for that amount of money.—Greenville

Democrat.

THE

i'veda UJUrtU1*'Ut,jf WM'^IVWATSCVN'S0"

orders East for large quantities of wtool machinery.

WHOLE NTOBER 1285

The PositloMdfJhtc South t'nder the MilliarjyJespoUsm Kill. Those who^aK) puzxling.their brains to know whethefe'thc Sfuith: will acccpt or not, acccpt the •provisions oif-[tlie Jlilitary Despotism Bill, will be enlightened by the following, which we take from' the Richmond Wjiig. It says: -v

It seems that some persons can not or will nQ^MMderstand nhy thing :Wo have UOt. been cailed on lo "accept" or ^consent.'' AVo .are »sked n0|Odds about it. We have been' simply required to obey, and armies and generals have b,een sent dbwu auiodg.ua, till dotVuselcss as wc are' to ma he. us oboy. We accept all this as Mr. Davis accepts imprisonment at Fortress Monroe as Xapoleon accepted it at St. Helena.

The military government which is here enforced—not "aceep'sd" in any other sense than of submission and obedienoo —cOutcniplates the holding of certain, elections, according to certain forms, At these elections it proposes to'allow some of the citizens to vote. This privilcger if availed of, may softeu the" machineryto which we are subjected, new horrors may be added to it. Virtually, it is the.'' unanimous' sentiment of our people—of the proscribed even more than the others —that such as are invited to take part* in the elections should do so. To rejectj the mitigations of the Military Bill, wliilc.^ compelled to yield to its sway, would be ai absurd as to afiirtn that to profit by them is to accept assent to, consent to,1' approve, indorse the bill itself as abaurdd ns to maintain that Bonap irte by shcl--, tcring himself in the hou. prepared for^ him at Longwood, and',"afcce!ptib'g"' the," food placed- before li'vm, nteepbid, indorsed i^nd approyod liis banishment ^liither. 1

PhesenTation.—II. Sprague,' of the" firm of Parker, Otilton'&. Spraguo, cotnniisson merchants, No. 12 Chamber of Com nierce, was yesterday presented, with a fine horse by Mr. James Montgomrey, of Muneie, Indiana, as a testimonial of good will. The' 'presont'was handed over in the presence of a large. circle of friends, the donor'referring in pleasant terms to a period of eightben months during which tho firm had' operated for him with the greatest success. He had entrustod large', and important interosts to their care, aud the' fidelity,' en'ergy'and' proni'ptuess with which they had managed the ^aipc ha'd caused his investments' with the1 house 'to'1'be highly profitable. He. trusted thatir the firm would be enabled to do aB ,wcll by all their other costdmei-s as tliey had done by him, and he could speak for miiny''' fricudu iu Bluucie, wli'o all had tlio' higln: 'eBt, appreciation of the business sacacity r-1 i' P.. 1l.. P_ C* '.*•

°''ri"r^CBr-

& Spraguo.

10 notnial is beautiful one, worth five to eightJ,u„Urea dollars. He is named Munc.e," after-the.-towo which Mr. Montgomery resides.

This is by no moans the first ui'affc recognition bestowed on the house.-' A short tiuio since J. W. .7. Culton,. Ksq^ was made the recipient of a valuable i! animal as a testimony of appreciation the' business management, of the house. They are among bur best kuown ahd most succcsbful commisison men, aud always g""vp the, best of satisfaction-to- all who^i' honor theui with their couiuiauds.-rr6'Atr eujo Tr bitne.

,i ii

Ute Tito Voices.

A\ IIC-TJ (luttenburg tlio first printer *.cr was working in liis cell in. the ^nonastery, of St Ahersgot, lib tells us that.lie jicara( two voices address him. The old bade him desist told him tho power of invention would put into the hands of bad men to propagate their wickedncss told him how men would profane tho art he had 'created, and how posterity -.would haVe'1'1'

:causo

Quaker citizou living near balcin. ihu sympathy scorns to bo with the woman, and very little credit is rivcn to the story ol" llabhs, on account of the adrunred agp. of the old pjontletnan of tho Quaker persuasion.—N. A. hed/j' r.

kind

nig|A»y

tj curse the man who gave it totthe' world. So imposed was G.utteuburgi with what he.heard, that lie took a ham-. mer aud broke to pieces the typps .he. had so laboriously put together. Ilis work of destruction was only stayed', by another voice, sweet and musical, that fell

St'flAH FROM IJl.AfK WAr.Nt'T.—Mr. Fsu.ie Hrown editor of the .Sullivan Union is the recipient ol cake, of suyar niado from the sap of the black walnut trees, which he pronounces superior to maple sugar. It was made by Mr. Tyra Harris, of Fountain county, who states that the stip is tvyicc as strong as that of the uiapic, and will produce twice the amount of, suirar front the same quantity of water.

A not 11 Kit lltjliBKltv.—Ou Monday evening last, between seven and eight o'clock, as is supposed, tho members ol tho family being cJut,'' some person or per-_' sons unkiiowi'i, entered the ro.iidenco ol Mr. Humphrey Offutt, of this place, opened a trunk,., where it, was deposited, and abstracted a pocket ..book, containing about two thousand dollars, fifteen hundred dollars in inouey, and tho remainder in uotes. Leaving untouched, and probably undiscovered a bag containing about sixty dollars in silver, half dollar pieces, and a small pocknt book containing shout twenty dollars in gold.

upon his ear, telling hitu to go oh arid

rejoice in his work that all good might be made the caUso of'evil, but that God would bless the right iu the end. So to all of us still eouie those voices that came' to (luttcuburg tho one calling us to work while it is called to-day, to try uii.d, leave.! this worid better than we found it apd, tho other tempting us to give over, and take our ease, to leave the plow in uiidfurrow, and to rest on our oars whbn we bhould be pulling against the strcairt.

Ib'J

Denied.

Judge Sharkey's motion for leavo to •file a bill of complaint in behalf of Mississippi, and agaiust J'resident J'ohn^pn ot. al., has been deuie'd by the Supreme Court, upon the ground that tbc ijresi-.:, dent cannot be restrained from the per-, formance of an Executive du,ty.

The opinion upon the motion, was,^ delivered by Chief Justice Chase. The constitutionality of the reconstruction 'act' is in no way involved'in the decision up-" on the motion to file this'bill. The positions takeu by the Chief Justice are veiy: clear, aud all who rdad his opinion innst3 satisfied of its correctness.

The Court permitted .the filling of the,.,, bill,in behalf of the State of Arkansas,. as it does not pray for a restraining order

against the Executive, aud as the Attor,n'ey G(fni/ral made uo objectiori to its be-, iug fildd.'' The Court also intimated (hat' when tho Mississippi bill was amended in

accordance with the opinion rendered, permission would-be grantc for its filing. The bill of complaint in behalf of tArJ kansas being inow properly belbro^ thfe' Court, when it is considered we muyiex-. p.ect

opjnion touching the validity. 0^,

the rccoustrli^tion act.. .ni i.'^iimin

DEKNIS

r'9'

f,®

SIMMONS, a school teacher.IN

Bluffton,

N-jk

Vcccntly tried and acquitted^

on a charge of

Mormons arc said to be sending

too

severely flowing Bob

by Johnson It was proved on trial that Kobbv cot no more than was wholesome -J ,, -f ,i:u3 for him Lf -tj!