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CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND

Saturday, April 27,1867.

THE NEWS.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES FBOM WASHINGTON. WASIII.VOTON.

April 24, 18(17.

Not withstand ins the fretful tono of

somo of the Kugli*h Journals in com

menting on our lute treaty with ltussin,

and the suggestion of" one tlies-e papers that the "transaction" is one of direct

hostility, our Government has, within

the past week, received from official

sources the assurance that the British

Government is not at all annoyed in con

sequence of the treaty, but on the con

trary is entirely satisfied with the transaction, and is assured that our Govern

ment made the treaty with Russia in no

unfriendly spirit toward Kncrlatid.

In fact it is gathered from high au

thority that the English Government can be easily reconciled to parting with the

Canadas and other Briti.-h possessions in North America whenever those provinces s\in\\

v\«u»se\ves

make manifest their de

sire to separute from the mother country, whether lor the purpose of annexation

with the United States, or for setting up

an independent government for themselves. A Ai

Hon. George Baijcroft^was'a'visitbr at

the White House this evening. Mr. 15an-

croft leaves for New York to-morrow.

General Herroti has received his commission as Uuited States Marshal of Lou

isiana, and leaves for .New Orleans tomorrow morning.

The President has appointed J. N. B.

Cowau, Esq., special Secretary tn

land warrants, e/c* Neal, appointed Deputy Commissioner of Education

Postmaster-general Randall LS- no* tu

the city of New York, and expects to return Ui Washington t\\\s nity.rt.Yng.

The Administration is continually receiving applica'jjai (rum relatives of persons captured iu Ireland as Feninns, who are been citizens of the Unite*. States.

Mo-day Mr. Bart. Smith, of Cinciuuativ wade an appeal for interference on. be

half of his brother, James Smitlr,. late

Lieutenant. Third Artillery, U.S..army, I who was captured in Ireland.. The only evidence against him was Ojuii he had on

his peTson a revolver. T}ie. President di-

rected that the attention, of our Minister to England be calUd.to. the subject, and

I proper action \tiksn. to investigate the ease.

The lnteCciW'edtrale General Riplev lias rcceirtf MI-qrder from TIE Frcnch r.overnment fw ISOiOOP brccclirloaiiors of bis patent.

Kr ink Drew aud John Iiernnrd are to fight I agajn.soon for *.jOO, tho former contnst, in which Iiaoanl was whipped, being considered uns*Lisfnctory by the latter.

At an eloction for Mnyor in HuiitsTille, Ala., recently,, the negro Tote assisted to de feat the agent of tho Frecdmen's Uureau.

General Schofield hag decided thai rebi'l Iconscripts are not necessarily deprived of the right to vote.

The rush for pardons among- the ilUfninchised ex-Confederates has beea.rosuaw.-a, and la few pardons are issued bir daily tbeVrcslidentto that class of individual!* who come under the petty officer aid twenty thousand dollar clauses.

The Bankrupt Lav: -tilligo into operation on June 1. '•A£)"*P? -A. •••.'

Colonel Mosbf was serenaded by his per|tonal friends im Richmond.

A llichiuonj pager calls General Sickles |military orders "drum-head legislation

II t» calculated that this year in Rome there I hart: bean 21,000 Americans and 7000 Ene

h!Q,•

[list).

if- Uiu.~t t'°

.t k-

rcnch scientific men 'predict that the summer of 1887 will be cold and wet like that of 18G6, and they ba,e the prediction on tl,c fact I that immense masses or ice have broken or lare about to break away from the extreme north, producing cold und vapor.

In Washington, thus fur, the work of regisItration shows five thousand two hundred anj •thirty-six white, and five thousand three hunIdred and seventeen negro vfttcrs. Two- war,is •yet remain to be registered.

The Pope has written a letter to the muniIcipality of Toledo, 0., thanking them for an loffer of refuge should a revolution compel Tiim to leave Rome.

One of a couple of vessels filled out in New* •Vork for afillibtiirtering expedition to Mexico, IliftB arrived at Tnmpico. Uis^snid that Lew •Wallace is to take command.

V1'f! 'w iWf

A riot has occurred at the Silver Bend Mining Company's Works, ».t. Belmont, Nevada, Which resulted in a dospernte fight, in which pwenty men were killed.

The Cheyenne Indians in Colorn'do li'avc lommitted fresh outrages in burning, stealing Jnd killing. Three ot the tjnited States Express Company have been scalped. General Hancock is in pursuit of them.

bncw fell in Milwaukee Monday to the depth threeincheB,.1uid the wentheris excessivecold.

SfflMiSlilSIS

A special from St, Joseph. Mo., says: iNews bnsju&t reached us of another Indian outrage on the Smoky Hill Koute. Some l.oOO or 2,000 Ciioyonniv niul Sioux tiro moving westward, it is .supposed to escape Hancock. Some fifty or .sixty of them went to Lookout Station a fews days ago. killed anil scalped three met:, burned the station and drove oil' the stock, Lookout is sixteen miles from Kort Hayes and I nine miles from Hie Creek. They called at I the next station and took all the tlour and bacon. On the roiul they met a traveler, from whom they took two mules anI part of his clothing.

A special from Dos .Moines, Iowa, says The Mood is rapidly subsiding. Twenty-three feet was the height of the rise of water. Wheat sowing is well advanced in this section, and plowing for corn has commenced.

I TilK attempt if 11. LORD, sometime

since, to get possession of the Indianapolis and Tern Haute road, was defeated

(by the IYunsylvauin Central, who in-

I formed the gentleman that if he did pur-

chase it they would build a rival route

alongside of it. This threat frightened off Mr. L. Sit)fe then the road has pas-

sed into the hands of the Pennsylvania

Central, who have now a direct and eon-

trolling route to St. Louis. This master

stroke of the Central has stirred up the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad that has

as yet, no direct outlet to the creat West,

while their rival has trium phautly reached

out its iron arms to grasp the golden traf

fic ot the Pacific. Of course the railroad chess bosrd will be deeplv studied

by the Baltimore and Ohio, and if we are

not greatly mistaken, they will surmount

all obstacles and reach the Mississippi.

THEKK are threatening indications that

the peace of Europe will be brokeu be

fore the close of the year by a collision between the great prowers of France and

Prussia, and which may involve within

its fiery folds the entire eoutinent. It is

to be hoped that wise counsels may pre

vail, and that these great nations may abstain from the savagery and barbarism of

armed conflict. Dr. Vruukliu truly said,

"There never was a good war or a bad peace."

THE Democracy of Ohio are certain to

carry the State in the electiou to be held

next October. Negro suffrage and the disfranchisement of thirty thousand white

men, who served during the war, up to

the surrender of Richmond, when they

left the servicc without waiting for the

formality of a discharge, is too bitter a

pill to be swallowed by the peeple. Some

of the radical leaders are beginniug to

see their mistake, but the more ultra

swear that there shall be no backing down.

THE northern lakes are still filled with

vast fields of ice. On last Monday snow SeM to the deyith of three inches in Chieag.), and in Mihvaukie it was reported extremely „o)j.

War Inevitable.

A cable telegram from London, dated Tliuradiiv, savs l'russia has replied to the proposition of the groat powers. She denies thiit she is arming, but emphatically reiterates she won't evacuate Luxemburg. Vnr is nuw regarded as almost certain. i— JVl

Sign or the Future. \/i

An election for Mayor of Pensaeola.

under the military despotism bill, recent

ly took place. Blacks and whites voted,

and a full vote was polled. The issue was whether the whites or the negroes

should control the municipal government of the city. And the interest was increas

ed by the idea that Florida was to be a

negro State, that would be giveu over to

that class of population, which would

send to Congress negro Bepresentatives. The Radical candidate for Mayor waB a MajoT in a negro regiment stationed at

the Pensacola Navy-yard. The opposing

candidate had been a Captain in the Con-

federate service. All tho white men iu

Pensacola, except two or three, and a

great many of the negrees voted for the

latter. 1'or the former a large negro

vote was cast, but ho was bealen by one hundred and thirteen votes. The negroes

who voted for the Badieal candidate were

extremely indignant that ho should have been beaten, and threats were boldly

made of their intention to burn the place.

The matter became so serious that the re-

tiring Mayor sent to Gcueral Seymour,

at Barrancas, for troops to quail the outbreak. A detachment of mounted men

were promptly sent, and the excitement

speedily quited down. The future of the

negro voting experiment is suggested by

the above experiment. The whites will rule or the blacks will rule which shall it be?

it,

Massachusetts and California on Prohibition.

A Popular I'lau to Pay Off the National Debt. The Cincinnati Knpuirer says that

the oppressive taxation and its inju

rious effects upon business and industry is now creating a great deal of talk and

discussion and different popular remedies

have been suggested to meet the evil.

The last we have heard was this, proposed

among quite an audience of Indiana farmers casually drawn together, and of

^different polities. It was suggested that

I in order to relieve the people of one

hundred and eighty millions of dollars which we tire paying on the bonds in in

terest that the whole principal be imme

diately paid otV by an issue of a sufficient amount, of greenback currency in legal-

tender. Thus the debt would be trans

ferred from the bauds of tho few who

charge imnicncc interest for it into those of the many who will charge none. It

is true the greenbacks are not on par with

gold, but neither was the money which

which the bond-holders originally lent

the Government. In fact the money lent the Government was then worth only

forty or fifty cents on a dollar, iu gold,

whereas now greenbacks are double that

rate. It was believed, as our informant

assures us, by the farmers present, that

the greatest benefit would be derived

from the issue of this large amount of currency into the channel of circulation.

They were convinced it would relieve

the depression which now prevails, stimu

late enterprise, increase the price of labor

and greatly add to the prosperity of the

country. Our informant, who has traveled extensively through the West, is con

vinced that nothing would be more popu

lar than this scehme to immediately pay

off the National debt, thus diminishing

our taxation by from one-half to a third, and greatly adding to financial ease and

enterprise.

The Radical Party.

In his political sermon last Sunday (see Independent) Henry Ward Beecher refer

red to the "corruptions of polities, the

flagrant venality of legislation," as one of the evidences of the demoralization of

the times, lie declared that "the men at

Washington and Albany sold their coun

try they sold their humanity aud their

honor, and the trusts that were put upon

theui by their constituents. They were

debauches of the young, they were the traitors they that lifted the sword were

not half so much traitors they that de

spoiled the old banner and trod it under

foot, they that fired upon the Govern

ment of the Uuited States were not so

much traitors as were those vermin who were crawling under the foundations and

destroying by corruption the vital power

of the Government." That is a striking portrait of the Radicalism najv„mliiu* t)j~—

lry- ,s

threw him into a solitary cell, without trial or even a warrant from ajusticc of the peace.

The papers hearing of this act of tyranny,

made such a buzz around the Radical Governor's ears, that lie thought it politic

to liberate thc man after several days incar

ceration. Talk about the despotism of

Kuropc! Its veriest despot would scorn

to commit such acts as Fletcher and other Radical officials we could name have un-

blushingly committed

A SHORT time since a Chicago merchant when called upon to contribute something

iu behalf of the starving women and

children of the South, proposed to donate

arsenic. Tho other day, in Springfield,

111., a subscription was attempted with

the same object in view—the relief of destitute Southerners. At the head of a

subscription list appeared the following:

"I will give the amount set opposite my name to purchase powder and lead to be used in the South, provided the same is used by a loyal agent.

The Connecticut Courant says "it is a

little singular to note how different is the action of the two extremes of the Union

just now. While Massachusetts, by means of a State officer clothed with powers

more arbitrary than those exercise by a

Grand Constable of France iu the days

of tho Bourbons, is emptying her wine

barrels into the gutter. California is straining every nerve to promote the cul

tivation of the grape, and increasing her manufacture of wines by half a

a million of gallons annually. By the

time the Pacific Bailroad is completed

the Golden State will be able to flow the

East with the unadulterated and low

priced products of her vineyards. What

will Massachusetts do in the lay of that vinous deluge? does she think she can

outride a freshe't which is likely to he

WM. BUTLER—850"

What an intense desire some Yankees

have to cultivate a friendly and bothcrly

feeling with thc people of the South, and

how admirably they go to work to accomplish it!

TIIK Democratic Central Committee of

pn,I

W'1'^

perpetual, in thc ark of her prohibitory I

®V°

WEEKLY REVIEW-CRAWFORDSVILO, INDIANA, SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1S«7.

Our Trcatmclit of

thc

South.

Tho New York uituiid Table criticises

with just and keen temerity, and in foreiblo language, the ftestnieut our Govern

ment, under Radical auspices, lias inoted

out to our vanquished enemy. The want ol magnanimity slu*ii and cruelty of

our conduct, is admhibly alluded to in a hypothetical strain, which however, is

simple and actual fci'ts. and really de

scribes in the close vliat lias occurred. It says:

"Our brother lies prostrate upon the earth, unnerved, crushed in spirit, bleeding at every pore from tho tremeudous and finally irresistible blows dealt by superior strength. He too proud to ask for pity or to sue foruiercy. lie turns toward us a still brave but despairing front, and whispers but one faint word— justice. Is it ours to set him on his feet to bind up his wounds, to share him our crust and our cup, and. confident in our own massive strength, IO bid liitn henceforth to be with us and of us, free aud equal, while we only vie with each other in throwing the veil of magnanimous oblivion over the past? Or is it the nobler part of us to seize the opportunity to grind him into the dust, to swathe his nerveless limbs with gyves and letters, to take every base and pitiful precaution lest he repay our generosity by stealing hereafter to our bedside to assassinate us while sleepiug? We may, indeed take the latter ignoble course and be safe—at least for a time but will he ever be our brother again?"

Home of Lincoln Democratic. Thc Democracy have carried the city of Springfiold, III., the home of the

"late lamented," by a majority of

one hundred and four. The Register,

announcing the result, says:

"W congratulate the Democracy oil their victory, which was won by the most strenous exertions, against the efforts of the Kadieal-extra-loyal-high-tax party. Let the fact that this victory has been accomplished nerve the people for the contest with the sam« «.ty which occu-s on next Tuesday. One i'nited effort by the entire Democratic party will give the people the control of the city government fc.r the next year."

ROBKRT J. Walker and W. M. Evarts, of New York, are to argue tho motion before the Supreme Court of the United States, for an injunction restraining the President fioni enforcing the so-called reconstruction law iu the Southern States. They are both very able and the whole question of constitutional power connected with the law will undoubtedly, be presented with great clearness aud ability.

iiMi.ss. SIDDONS, great grand-daughter of the great Siddons, is reading from Shakespeare and Tennyson iu London.

STRAWBERRIES in New York are ling at 87 per quart.

stroying by corruption the vital power of I

the Government. Such is radicalism!

Gov. Fletcher-

A Missouri paper says that Gov. Fletcher is getting angry at a gentleman in Jef

ferson City, seni the Warden of the 1'eu-

iteutiary after him, who arrested him,

clothed him in the penitentiary garb, and

MAONHTISM the vital "Rrincipal of liTo. lien by n^grossmg thesuivs of nature •ve irnpiiiv/lio wordings beautiful im'Clir.nW&i wiiieh GoJ made perfect, nat.. i^.T.ugli l.oi- gnjHi, lilectriciirSfftttcrj-, .lyN !»«(!}rt to remove tVc im)ny:.iiui!i which cloys the circulatVon of "iiigiietie i'orct-.. assist NftAerc, ..I.i^u^lw .Finitl,"preplrli§8

l,'V

t,ic Swain

Ma.ufactaring

„M!,''c"v!l'Jr '''i" "8-' of fruitful research. ir c'jupiised ui" uie most powerful ingreat.i k'.wvii io chemistry, und when comi.ieii ivih s. tho only known process, and

suffr.,,,e

office, are doing all they can to place him there.

PHK following is the best example of national susceptibilities we have heard of: An American who is now here, and who claims to be the most adroit man in thc world in the handling of the musket and

so ers

linnnr i„„U- pronioitorj kee roitred in disgust, and at last accounts -J was still swearing.—J'nris Letters.

I'pik'i! io human form, it supplies the if.riency of aiagiietis power, needed to

8 standing, Scrofula, aud

SMI!f"s have been cured in a few S8£*

viirile Rheumatism and Neuralgia,

Ifffi•'"** uisi'ases which have for ages itiedical skill, und caused untold yield at once to the healing iniiuence of this pouei l'ul fluid. It is warranted to heal the ioilowing diseases when iHe.i according to directions as a bathiny tu:Uu Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Palsy, fits. Swelled Joints, Scrofula, Stiff Limbs,

Spasms. Lleafncss, Cancer, White Swelling, •Salt Uheiim. Sore Eyes, Female Weak Hack, cpinnl Auctions, Prolapsus, and Mtlitr K.'in.ile Diseases.

Rcmcniher that its use involves no long tedious, aucertain, and costly experiment, Inn in IT ijd efleC'.s will be seen almost. Invtat. ly wiiile in no case can it possibly do liM-m.

AIITIIKXTH' DOCi nKXTX. ARKANSAS IIICAICU l'ltlOI.

TESTIMONY OF MK1HCA1- MEN. Stoncv Point. Wlnio Co.. Ark.. s».v 211. 'fiG. Uii. JOHN Dour *ir: Lout Kebuary I was in Louisville purchasini tlrvi^s. ami I «ot some of your Sftr*iipnrilla unci (.Vdrun Hitters.

\i't 1 in ilie proprietors for circular i...III*^ niiilicates from well known JCIIS iXretnarkable cures, cffectod b/'llii.i nieiliciiV? after all other remcdijS had l.nled to IvliLVe.

Oue UofcvB will lie sent to i^y part of ilit' linited on receipt iKone dollar.

S&lil by IciiJiiiu druggfau uvcrywliero Kur «al» by

-SOLI) IIV-

E. J. Binford & Brother,

DruRijist. Crawfordsvillc.Inil. Docl.lfiCO.ly

Schenck

ni. 11 1 A ,v This medicine cured l)r.J.II. SCIIENUI, the Ohio have isnued an address to the Deiu- i»ropr,e,or. „r |.ulmonary Consumption, when it ocracy of that State taking strong ground lind a»sumed its most formable aspect, and when against thc proposed netrro

Pulmonic Syrup.

»PP^«d

lc,Rns

Atucndtncntf as intended to establish commenced the uso of thisyimple but powerful rem*

equality between the white and black race. I

t,'®c'lscs

for ft

bayonet, went the other day to seek an

"'Stable. II-

0,b is heftll

tllorou«l1

My son-in-law, who was with m« in thc store, hud bocn down with rhouinatism for some tnno, comim'nc- I od on tho Hitter.*, ami soon toumi hia i^noral health improved.

Or. (list, who had been in had health, tried tncm. And hMili*o improved. i)r. CotToc, who had hccn.in bad health for heveral years—sloinach and liver atFceted—ho improved very much by tho use of your Hitters. Indeed the OdI run Hitlers lias irivon you «reat popularity in this settlement. 1 think 1 could sell a great quantity of your mcdicinos this fall—c.«pccially of your Ccdron I Hitters and Sarsaparilla. tjhip me via NiomphiH, eare Kieket & Neoly. Kospoettully. v., 0. H. WALK Kit.

Extract of a Letter from

HK. JOHN UTI.L: I send you $30 for CBDHON HIT TKHS please send what it will come to alter paMiic freight to Coluinbutf. Mim. I have been troubled tor several years with indigestion have had to take pills every night ior ten or litteen your.- and in February, 1H54, I wasattnekod with general parulysin. I was oonliued to my room for the balance of tho year and, in fact, continued in a very weak :tnd nervous condition until POIHU two months MNJ'"'. when I wns put undor an operation, and your CKI»KON HITTEUS for treatment. Icomincneed improving right away, and am pretty well restored.

Itcal Instate for Sale. WKHSTKK, MAV A KKENKY, Kent Kstate Agents, have now on ale a large number of I'arms, at low figures also, ?»me 40 or 50 lots, improved aud unimproved. in part as follows

A house and lot in N »lor's addition-'house of 4 rooms—lot by -00 feet.

ALSO—A desirable property—^ uerea—well im.proved, ju?t out-?ide the city,south. A new S-?tory

frame house containing'15 room.*, a good barn and other out building.* and an unsurpassed younfc orchard, just in bearing, of acre*.

ALSO—A --acre lot in Hoeum's addition of outlot*—A junall house of 2 room.*. & hearing fruit This is one of the most desirable building lots near the city, and is offered at low figures.

ID-Call the Recorder's otlice. {fcblC

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Groceries

William P. Ramcy!

HAVIliltY.VNT,

Company,

cii in nothing lo?.- liian Electricity in i.'i)'• nc. mitl i::nl(iul)tedly the moat

!i-i

well as most useful chemical

NG bought, thc Grocery establishment of Iv. K.

Xo. -I Coiiuiicrciiil lSIot-k.

to keep constantly ol

tvn-iil'" 111 t.u intention to keep constantly on hand a choice stock of

O E IE S!

which he intends to sell a* cheup .a* the cheapest.

For Cutili or Country 1'rodncc

Kemeniber the X«. I Oomniercral Hlockr--^-April lH3rwetf. W in. I-. KA .ML\

Wool.

(7W

Wool Exclnume

A N A O

sel-

SPECIAL NOTICES.

A.t the old sign of "Wool

Wanted," l^yiin Cor

ner, Crawford* ville.

Wool Growers, Look He

Kxaminc our stock and look for yourselves/ The largest and b«-st stock ol Woolens we have ever ottered to_ our trade, and on_better terms than for ye ir-)

Wari-antrd 110

feliodlav

Wasle (i!ools.„

Wi ha a splendid st

Phy-

prcnounccd hi.- cn«e incurablo. when ho

l' "ns f0!""rc1

in 11 ver

slort

and no return of the diacaso has boon apprehended,

1 he position JS well taken, ior ultliough for all the symptoms quickly disappeared und hie it is as much a moral impossibility to ele- P1,1-'"111

wei

the IlCgro, socially and mentally, to Cjelusively to tUe cure of Consumption, and th» the level of thc white man as it is for the

is more than two hundred pounds.

,, ,, I Since his recovery, ho has devoted hi» nttontion

whicli are usually complicated with it. and

i„.„„.,l „i,„. ., i. I tho cure effected by his medicines have been very lis spots or thc I'jthlO- numerous and truly wonderful. Dr. SCIIKNCK

plan his pkill, yet the Iladicals, by invest- makes professional visits to several of the larger cities weokly, where he has a largo ooncourso of patients, and it is truly astonishing to see poor consumptives thntbavo to he lifted out of their carriage*, and in a few months healthy, robust persons.

ing him with the right to vote and hold

I)it. ScnuNfK'g PULMONIC SYKUP. SKAWKKI)

TONIC, nnd MANDltAKK P1I.LE are generally all required inScuring Consumption. Full directions accompanying each. *0 that any one can take them without seeing I)r. SCIIENCK. but when itisconveni ent it is best to see him. 11c gives ndvice free, but with his Ucspirome'ter dollars.

0examination

*am

^'^0^

^i' T% I -hen purchasing, that thfl iwo

engagement at one of the I aris circuses, likene.^, of the Ilncl„r-„„c when in the UH-Hnse

8 ugut IU tile arcuu (with wood- of Consumption, and the Other as ho now is. ill ptiren bayonets) against five of thc host mUH' jfecthcnlth—are on the Government .itanip. ketmen iu thc French army ull at once

one against five. Thc director of the

Ho111 by a I ruc

pcr

circus said, "So, I can't do that hut if you will dress up as a Frcnch soldier and

K" "J Denier?. I'rico $i,m

buttlc'or

dros&cd up as American

TW'i'

Tbu

tlle ,mlf

dolcn-

ijettora for ad-

vico should nlHdjrit bo dircctcd to Ur. Sohenek'i Principal office, .Vu. 15 .N„rth otli Street, l'hilndclphin. i'a.

General Wholesale Agent*: Doma.i llarne^A Co.. N Y. S. .S. Hancc, llnltiniore, Md.: John I), I'arV,

*'an

Cincinnati. Ohio Walker Tuyhir. Chicago. III. Collins Uro9., .Sl.l.-iuij, Mo.

noTlo-3d-w-mo.lyr no3.

ck'cf

Miiuiner (tood^,

HATS.

•4*

[Hi

I'KUVIPKNTK, VIA., May 13, INM.

\V &

Cottonades,

'-liirtiuu

heetinqs. cVf.

Trimniincs. Xc.

Colored and White Carpet Yarns, that are -rood. Cotton Varus. Hatting, ke.

t* mJi'jiiilM it?}«

Carclin^, Spinning and Roll Carding

done promptly and in order. Wool received at tho Factory or Store for exchange or work. april ii7, J-»i7m3. K. ^1. IIIV.T.H.

Notice

Admiiiisfrator's .\o(icc.

XTOriOR if hereby tftver. that the unacrsignea nas JL^ been appointed Administrator of the estate of Ucorgu W. ilson, late of Montgomery county. Indiana, tleeoated. ALIMKI'S OHKCtO, aprtT 18ii?\v3. Administrator.

sNotice of Sale.

A«liuiiiis(ra(oa'*.s Salo.

DR. cAl. SWffll & CO., A 1 tu i.. AS. MOIUiELL, Proprietors. 31

Water Street, Chicago.

TICK li hereby givon that I will sell, at public luction, on TFATVBOAV, MAY 18, 1807, at tho late residence of Georirc W, Wilson, deceased* znilea ?nuth ea?t of (Jrawford?ville, Montgomery county. Ind., his personal property, consisting of Household Furniture, Hooks. TooK .te,

TKHMS—A credit of 0 months given on f.Il putns over three dollars, the purchaser sjivinff note with approved security without relief from valuation laws. .AW'HKUS OKKOU. april2Tw3MHUT. Administrator.

Millinery,

I 1 1 S E

Spring ISoimels A llalw. J. A. HENDERSON,

•os. IU & IS WeNl Fifth Ktrert. near Main Street

ISand

now prepared to to customer* a I«AR ATTKACTIVKotfer STUCKher of UEAI»V-MAI»K and TiiiMMKn HOSNKTO, and LAWKS' AND MISSES' IIATIof all the late .styles, at prices which cannot fail to k'ive satisfaction. Also. Straw (»oods aud Millinery irimmiiiKS of ev««ry deHeription.

ICr* Country Merchantt will find our atock of Trimmed Goods the most desirable to select from in the city.

KT Frcnch and our own I'attcrn Bonnets for Milliners as usual J. A llliN'i)KRS0\. Nos. 10 and West Fifth st.. near Main. apr'JUnw ('incinati. Ohio.

To Stock Raisers.

THE FINE BLOODED HORSE

Is HIGHLANDER!

AXTlMi stand during the present cft«on, na follows: ^londays, Tuesdays and \V«dno.fcday^ at the I alabloof .Sunford CJray '2 miled east of Waynotown. the balanccof the week at Waynetown. Montgomery ruuntv. InJ.

HlUlIhANlJEK i» a beautiful dapple bay, blaek umno, tail and teg*, full 10' hiuids high, and is a splendid mover for saddle or harness, lie hastnkcu more proiniuins than any h»rse of his nge ir. tho Mate. Highlander was sired by \V. \v. eatp' jjighlnnder. he by SeottV old Highlander, ho by Hruinmond HuutV Hrown Highlander, or further pedigree see bill*.

TUK OliLliBKATKl) JACKS

Brigham Young Arkansas

Will also stand at tbo^ame placo wUh Highlander. »r particular.1 BCO bills. JOHN 5S. URAV. rilttl07oOw IL IlIMi. I

-^liril IS-

Is now in the market with tho

Finest Slock ol" Spring Goods

over offered to the trado in Crawfordsvillo, which she is selling at

Greatly Reduced Prices!

uodj* consists in part

.Straw aiul French lCraitl ISatfs and I&oimcls. (late styles.) A 1.80— Honnots and Flowers, A splendid stock ol J'.itern Bonnets.

Bleaching and Pressing

dono on shcrt notice. Also particular attention given to all kinds of silk and velvet work. April 13,lRG7tf. Mra* 0. W. SANBUBN.

Heal Estate Aeency

C. W. SAI'L'KKFIEI.I). K. IL. SAITKNFIEL!)

SAPPENFIELD & BRO., Attorneys at Law

.-1XI)

AIL'AL ESTATE AGENTS. "\\7IMJ ATTKND to business in the Circuit and V* Common Pleas Courts in this antl adjoining counties. Will give prompt attention tothcsettlomejit_of .Kilatcc,collection "f-«.l

Buy nnd soil on commission. Houses and Lots. Vacant Lots. Fnrms, Farming Land in all the Western State nnd Territories.

Collections made. Land entered. Taxes paid and Titles cxiunincd in all the Western States. Have for sale a lanre number of desirable dwellings in this city, also, a lanrc number of vacant Lota, at very reasonable terms.

Have also a large number of Farms in this and adjoiningcounties for sale.also 1.1,1)00 acrcs of Western Land, partially improved.

After properly is placed iu our hands (or stile, should thc owner through our introduction, or by means of publicity given by us, sell the property at the lixed price, or for more or less, the eommiMioi must, in all eases, be paid to us.

Wall Paper,

W ill ]Pa,pei* For Everybody!

W S

W xn t-H

ts 2

200 Different

Millinery Store.

IVew Millinery Slorc.

Dourf I'.'im/ I)f the. •,. .v fnnhcille

l0*t OffuInd'uuHi.

iStyles of

WALL PAPER!

I.ini'ii Window 111inils!

With Cilt and Colored lJoniers aud l!enter Pieces

GLAZED PAPER BIINDS

WINDOW FIXTURES!

(Jrn ic-

been received thn spring at

l-^ittersoii's

«aat

MRS. C. W. SANBURN,

He selln Wall Paper at trom l'» cents to $1 "»0 p^r bolt, and his stock was selected to suit any room, whether Parlor. Hull. Uimug room, Sitting ru u:. Hank or More. SJ

h-t 1

lie uses one room especially for this lino of good*, and dehescoii.petition in the State forclteapness, variety and quality. Uu to Patterson's and ask to see hu j' .. samples. Pleasure taken in displaying, whether you purchase or not.-

A cuiupk-te stock of

SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER. BLANK BOOKS,

ENVELOPES,

und every urtidc tu bu fmuid in

BOOK STORE,

kept constantly on hand at

A E S O N S

A N A A A

O O S O E

JO^Oflice over Brown's Brug Store, Vernon street Crawfordsville, lnd»

hand, for sale or ex

Parties wishing to make quick sales of their prop erty will do well by sending us a description ot their property. Wohavomade arrangements with Real Estate Agencies in most of the \vc.-tern are prepared to make transfers at a small

and

Piirtii'H ivi»ttiiiK to purtiiuxr Hi I.OIH in lhi« *ITY U*Hl |ilrnMi call lit our oltlc for particular*.

expens

SAJTKNFIELL) .t HKOTHKU

ApJil iM) 1^07 jan*ot.

Repairing Machinery

BLAIR, lA Iill & O.,

HZ Hia ,/m eic

,*^14*-1 nil itiml? of

Machinery: Reapers. Mowers. Threshers, Engines, &c., &c.

iron or Brass Castings,

g«»t up on short notice.

BLA€K^lITHIi\G

done to order. All wanting anything in their line are invited to cull soon. (aprSO'OTwett,

Gardening.

Sweet I otato Plants*

Strawberry Flanks,

Gabbage, Tomato, Pepper & Dahlia

Plants, at my Garden on thc old pike, between Crawlordsvillc Mnl Sperry's mills, where all our old customers and twice as many more are invited to call and s*e. april-O'GTw4. COKNKLICS HLAIK.

For Sale.

—4-

Excvuior'x NaliC

"VT0T1T/K is hereby given thnt I will soil at public Xi niK'tion. at tho lato refidenc

Abnor (ra.r.

J. .1 miles west of

»f Montgomery county.de Crawfordsville, «m MAY (, IS«T, thepersonnl property of said ib^'edent. consisting of Horse. Cattle. Hogs. Household and Kitolien l*nr-. I nituro, lot of HarneM. one half of a Heaping Machine nnd variou.i other articles.

TKK.N1S.—A credit of nine months will bo given on ull *uui5 over the purchaser giving note with approved security, without relief from valuation.' laws.

Also, in pursuance of the terms of the last will of pa id I el a iv at a a -I weeks from date hereof, tuc following described real estate in said county, to-wit: Tho west half of tho foulh wo»t quarter of section 'JO in township 19 north ranges west, oxeept 10 acres oir the north end thereof.

TRKMS—One third of tho purcha*o money to bo pa id in hand, one third in 1 year and thc residue in 2 years, without interest, the deferred payments to

bo cured by mortgage upon s.iid pi t' JOHN tf. OKAY,Kxccutor. April KM*GTw4.

Sealed Proposals. A -V

Notice.

1KOPOSITlONS will be received by tho Com1 luifKioners ot JJoulgomory County Indiana.until thc lfth day of May. IKJ7, for the erection ol' a 1 ru*K bridge across Sugar Creek at a Point near Darlington in t»aid (Jouuty. Plans and Hpocifica'tions may bo seen, imd all general information relative thereto may be obtained ol the Commissioners at Crawfordsville. or of Ocorge JNrft. Kivj.. Kngineer for tho Coiuiui^jonexn at J«afnyctto. Indiana.

Hy order of the

nprJOleOTwa HDAKD OK COMMISSIOXKKS.

JAMKS l'ATTKRSON.

April20 leGTwuyi: Main Street

Hardware, Cutlery, 8cc.

JUST FROM THE

OI.I) COUNTRY!

nf O-O TO THE tl'

ELSTOS COUIVKK!

-WM'-

Get Your Money Back.

$20j000 Dollar Stock

S A N E E

SMALL PROFITS & QUICK RETURNS

Our stock consist in part of

atls. (»ln^.«. Putty, Reaper?. Mowers. Drills, llay1-^ RukcF.brcakiug aud double ohovel Plows, Wo have the Oaj»t Steol Plow, lulapted to all

lsy:

kindf of HOII. You have tho privilege of taking our Plows and plowing with A Jt

them for two days, aud if not sat- ,. isfuwl, return them and got :j[ your money. Also the rol- i: ling (Juttor. the best

in UHC. lho best horse hay Fork in the market.

Plain

and »im- *t nle, 'I'uhH. ItCCKKT!*. Wash Hoards.

i: rs *iU

,hurns.

Hutter

Howls, tc. Took Ktovns. the host in

market, sell from

'Iity 1 ile by

c^-

Our Tinware nnd Trinmji

Us liou i*J{. who never fnili. lioolinft,. tmgandall kinds of Job Work done with prompt-

nw ar»» S. Spou-/

ne.-w and at bettor figures than any body. Alsosai'li-i' doors and a full assortment of Lo^k*, Catches and Holts, in fact every variety of Housn Trimming* from tho common to fine silver plaU'l Door Belli q( 'at vari-1

Wo have a Hploodid stock of Sheep Sboan- Weal-r so havu thc s«U of hc Stafford Cultivator, the bc«t ever patented.

All we ask i"» to call aud e*au)ini arid we know wo can satisfy you, both xu quaht) and prh' »pril VU 07 POWKIW M0KU4.N,