Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 November 1869 — Page 2

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FOB SALE.

Feorcerof

)R SALE.—The residence or Lew Wallace, Market and W*t«r streets. jul3tf

PIANO "OCta. Qundnl ne* for lew than it* worth. Inquire

effiee. may 29

ATTORNEYS.

x. Brash.

Attorney at Law. Notory Public and General Collecting Agent, CRAWFORDSVILLE IND.

W..

11 attend promptly to all legal business in-

inli3ji

sioot* Front. jttljsji

R. B. P. PEIRCE,

Attorney at Vaw.

Crawfordsville, Indiana ir?OKP1CK OVER CRAWFORD A MULLIKIN'8 STORE. MAIN STREET.i_II give prompt attention to bn«ines* in

iWill

moN^viconvRi.oit ..AW

gages Il'lUi"

HOTEL.

RICHARDSON HOUSE.

Corner Washington .ind Market Stre-t«,

One Square North of Court House

•CBAWPORIDSVILI.C, IXDIANA.

Z. B. RICHARDSON, Proprietor

il IT 'OMalba* nad frmm nil Trains.

Jebroar^JUBM^^^

COMMISPION MEBCHANT.

MICHAEL PRICE

COMMISSION MERCHANT

And dealer in oil kinds r-J

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Crawfordsville. Indiana.

The highest cash price paid for Wheat delivered at my Warehouso, formely known na tho

HUSTON WAREHOUSE.

Produce of every kind purchased.

July 94. lfKJStf

MILLINERY.

BOSS SUE DARTER'S

New Millinery Rooms

VffISS DARTER would inform tho lndi es of to?

nc|

vicinity that .«ho has opened

-t'JVew Millinery Room?. in Darter'* new building, corner Washington and Pike Jtroct*, opposite Center Church, and would solicit their attention to her

wand Beautiful Styles of Millinery Good*. and quality of her work. niMchiM nnd Prosing done to order promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed. [doclO]

INDIANAPOLIS.

R. L. SMITH & CO.,

Whole ale

Confectioners,

Manufacturers of Candies,

AND PKALffR? IN

Foreign Fruits, Nuts Ac.,

N I W W a S

Indianapolis, Indiana. aug?l 1809ml)

INDIANAPOLIS.

WM. DAOOCTT, GKO. C. WEBSTER. J. W. SMITHKRS.

DAGGETT & CO.,

ANT ACTVKRKS OK

Confectionery,

And Wholesale Dcnlo

Canned Fruits, Oysters, Raisins, Nuts, Oranges, Lemons. JFire Works, &e.

ALSO. DEAl.EttS IS

Peactics, Berries, and Other Fruits, -No.

South Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Ind.

aug 31 18H9 mO

PTJBNITUBE.

REDUCED PRICES!

Furniture! Furniture

A. Kostauzor.

HAS_

a completo stock cf Furniture of all kinds, comprising everything from the cheapest to the most eostly: bi.th home-inmle and tba best Eastern made which he will sell at treat ty reduced prices.

Old customers nnd nowcustomer-* arc respectfully invited to cull and examine his stock and trices.

TTT'i'hop on Washinston Street, two Squnres South of the Court lloue. r.ug'iSmS

PAINTING.

T. II. WIXTO\.

House, Sign, Ornamental Painter, and Engraver.

MR.WlNTOXis

ncain able to attend to his

profession. I'aintins' in all its branches done with neatness and dispatch, on reasonable terms.

Wood Enrravin*.—I ara preparej to furnish Wood Cuts for display poster*, store bills, .to., good style and on reasonable term.

Shop on Green Street, Commercial Hon. 3d °F*\ .97,1960 T. H. AVIXTON.

MILLINERY.

Hiss F. M. Baldwin.

4&j\'Um

Hariof reooived my

Fall and Winter Stock

MILLINERY!

Selected by mys«!f in New York City, with a view to the want* and tastes of tho ladies of Crfttrfnrdsrille and ricintr,

I inrite all to

Call ind Examine Them.

Oet. IS. 1880

DENTISTS.

Theodore McMeban.

RES1DEVT

DENTIST, Crawfordivtlle. Ind..

r*ep«Qtfallr tender their service* to the pablic. Motto, Good werk and moderate|prioe*. pjnif ctlli

Omct-On Main street, over Brown Raa•er'f drjr-feeds store, f«b.flV

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THE WEEKLY REVIEW

C. H. BOWEN

Saturday, November 13. 18G9.

Hon. B. W. Hanna.

,, ,. We havf noticed that.'the Hon. B.

,,a

trusted to him. Particular attention g\r~ Hanna i? FDokcn of with great fa•n to the collection of debts. settlement of He•mdeni'evnate*. writing of will*, writing and

UktnffackoowledflmcoUof deed^morUa^s&c. OFFICE —In Mayor* room. second story

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unices'. Common 11CM and Circuit Courts of lontfomery county. Deeds. Mortgage* and .ill port. othlr business of Notary Public neatly exccu-i ...» ud. May 23. if*39.y Mr. Hanna was born in this county, a a .ri JAMES WRIGIir,

Ac., carefully exeease tip Stair?.

all who know him irrespective of party. Jiince he moved from our

county, he has been in active professional and political life, winning laurels in whatever position he was placed. Asa Senator from Vigo coun

ty in the State Legislature, he watched and worked for the whole people, and was never more happy than when exposing with his eloquent tongue and

searching mind the frauds and scoundrelisms of political tricksters and treasury plunderers. As a canvas.-er for Democratic principles his clarion voice has been heard in every county in the State, always resulting in arous

ing the people to the white heat of enthusiasm for'otir men and principles. Always a Democrat, he is inca

pable of treachery, and if he should receive the nomination, a red hot canvass will be the result, ending in the downfall of radicalism. For the past five years Mr. H. has been the attor

ney for the Indianapolis & St. Louis Railroad, which fact alone Avouches for his full capacity to fill the office of Attorney General with honor to the State and credit to himself.

WE have heard Mr. E. A. K«ightly spoken favorably of a3 a candidate for State Auditor. Mr. K. is a simon

pure Democrat, has served as County Auditor, and will make an efficient

officer.

consolidation.

The three railroad companies hitherto known ri3 the Logansport, Camden and Frankfort, the Frankfort and Crawfordsville, nnd tlio Crawfordsville and Rockville railroad companies have consolidated, forming now but one or

ganization, entitled the Logansport, Crawfordsville and Southwestern R. R. Company. The consolidation was effected at a convention of the members of the three original companies, at Frankfort., on Thursday last. Our

old friend John Lee was elected President of the new company, with Mr. R. A. Hall, of Logansport, Vice President. So the work of improvement

goes on, and our city may well be proud of the important position she is rapidly taking, as one of the great railroad centres of the State. No better advice can be given to our energetic citizens than that of the old

song: 'Jog along, keep uioviug." No t'nar-j need now be entertained for the !SI»C«H!S5 of the new road

MRS. DR. MARY WALKER

"•""M tAl Crawfordsville, Indiana manly pastimes of the day. He is «T.J J~~

Democratic papers

tbern and Western Indiana, as

a candidate for the office of Attorney

General. Ho is emphatically the choice of the Democracy of Montgomery county for that position, and if lie phould be before the convention wiU receive its united and hearty sop-

aftcr hc arr,ved at maD 3 3nd

Give* rpecial attention In probate matters, set- 'by his talents, social and genial te Hilling of decedent relates and collection of alaimi. Deed*, mort Ud. Office in Court

kindness of heart, and un-

perment, swerving fidelity to friends, has woven bands of .steel aronnd the affection® of

has been

lecturing in St. Louis on the necessity of a law compelling men to marry before they reach the age of forty. The ••doctor" is a "grass widow, but she still has an eye to the maiu chance."

IIANQ OF HORSK-THIEVES BROHES I IT.—A private letter from Champaign. Illinois, informs us that Messrs.

Rittenhouse and Lopez, detectives of

that city, recently captured and have iu prison, the leading members of a dangerous band of horse thieves who have been operating in this .State and Illinois for several years past. Among the number are the notorious rubbers William Anderson and James Pettigrew, who both went before Judge Steele, at Danville, plead guilty, and are now safely cnseonced in the Altou Penitentiary. James Chambers, from Toronto, this State, and several other thieves, were secured by this haul.— Lii/dt/'Sttc (Ind.) Cturicr.

Douglas' Yoiitli—Uow He Looked Dressed and Acted. Stephen A. Douglas first came to reside iu Springfield. Illinois, some time in April 1837. He had already served one term in the Legislature,

and had theu recently been appointed by President Van Buren. Register of

the Land Office of that place. At the date above mentioned he was a little, active, wiry fellow, about five feet five

and weighed not more than one hundred and ten pounds. He had a beardless, boyish fice, dark blue lustrous eyes, a short, thick neck, square shoul

ders. and a large round, bushy hoad, which somehow seeme 1 much disproportiooed to the size of his frame. He dressed plainly and rath«r slovenly, for his wardrobe was scauty, and

his finances at a low ebb. Altogether he presented quite a youthful, and, at

first view, unprepossessing appearance. JJut he was uncommonly qiick and vivacious in conversation, and he had an exuberant flow of animal spirits, which rendered him a delightful companion. Of a peculiarly social tarn, be soon made the acqutiatance and woo the heart of every cir.ixen of the town and, what is more, like Them-

WEEKLY REYIEW-CRAWFORDSVItLE,

gaid to have been especially

Proprietor. wrestliusr, and would throw a twice his weight. He paid a?

fond

ready. If an opponent was to be demolished, there was no m3n so competent to the task and he always carried the record with him to suostsntiate whatever charge he made. He was gifted in a rare degree with those peculiar qualities of head and heart which secure to their possessor the ascendency and the leadership in all matters of public concern. Even at that early period of his fortunes, his Democratic supporters considered him a prodigy of political wisdom, consulting hina as they would an oracle, and predicted for him a high destiny. But the more aspiring among his Whig acquaintances, being jealous, perhaps, of his rising reputation, riuiculed his pretensions. Mr. Douglas was just then entering, as you were, upon his brilliant and unexampled public ca reer, and was himself scarcely conscious of the possession of those amazing powers of intellect which qualified him for acting ?uch a distinguished part in national affairs.—Illinois State Register.

The Sea Lions.

On Saturday last we visited the Cliff House, situated beyond the bay on the Pacific Occan. The great attraction

there is sea lions which inhabit a clus ter of rocks 500 feet from the shore. The hotel is built on a rock foundation which is washed by the waves of the ocean, and a broad varandah is at

tached, from which we get a good view of the lions. More than a hundred of them were lying upon the jocks OB Saturday, and schools of them were playing about in the water. When they come out of the water with their fin-like feet upon the rocks, (one of which rooks is 80 feet in hight, and they jro to the very top of it,) they lie in the sun till they are thoroughly dry, then they set up a loud barking like mastiffs, and finally waddle down, and plunge head first into the water.

They resemble seals, though their heads are heavier, and they are bodily much larger. They weigh from 2,000 to 3.000 pounds, and one old fellow, the king of the colony, who has lost one eye, weighs, it is said, at least 3, 500 pounds. We saw him on the top of a high rock, and drew him up close with glasses. He was a monster piece of blubber, and roared like a bulldog. He swims over to another colony of sea lions, thirty miles distant, and spen Js two or three weeks among them about twice a year. Hi? name is •'Gonoral Butlor." Tlioae iinimnl* nrfi protected by the State laws, and are not allowed to be killed. We could distinctly see a few seals among them, and some little young sea lions. The old ones flght fc'arfully sometimes, and tear each other's flesh in a shocking manner. They have four tusks, each as large as those of an Asiatic lion.

The Effect of .Yegro Equality In Washington. Not long ago we alluded to the very serious state of affairs which now ex

ists in Washington. Ever since negro equality was established there—ever

since they had negro policemen, and, in part, a negro government ever since it became a receptacle for the worthless, abandoned and dissolute negroes from Virginia and Maryland crime has increased at au alarming rate. This is being confessed by the Radical organs. The Washington correspondent of the Qaz'ittc, under date of November G, speaks with apprehen sion "of the increase of robberies and night assaults." lie says "thai within a few days two eitizeus have disappeared under circumstances which induce the belief that they have been murdered." It is thought, that "one of them was killed on the Smithsonian grounds, and his body thrown into the junk-shop, which was burned on th2 night of his disappearance." The correspondent further tells us "that they have had a dozen incendiary fires within the week." and that "last night (Fridiy) a

°g operating in one

quarter of the city, and nine clothing stores were broken open." In conclusion, he adds: "An attempt was made by a baud of colored rowdies, last night, to break up a religious meeting of negroes, and a large part of the police force was necessary to quell the riot which ensued." This is the portraiture of society iu the Federal Capital, which is drawn by so favorable a Republican artist as the correspondent of the Gazette. Nothing like this was ever known before the ascendency of the negroes in the District of Columbia. It used to be one of the best, governed towns in the United States. There can be no reform until the negro worshipers are expelled from the Capital, and the District placed once more under exclusive white rule. Until that ii done the city of Washington will be a disgrace and reproach to the country.— Cm. Eaq.

Exciting Scene In t'-ishloiuble Boarding Douse.

wiry individual who has for some

time acted as agent of the Continental Life Insurauce company in this city. At tho proper ago. and wishing to perpetuate the name and fame of the

family of Kennedys, he looked about

him for a wife, and fiaally found one —a woman of portly dimensions, and capable, as he thought, of furnishing

lore in any quantity—*holesale or retail, as might be desired. Mr. aud Mrs. Keuucdy have for

soma time past occupied apartments in a fashionable boarding house on Thirteenth street. Tka boarders in the house have been aware of the fact that tho eourae of true love, with the Keaaody*, hat been a rather turbulen

istocles of \lbens. be knew them all stream. Like all other married folks, dinarv hair ot the pube?, and extends by Dame He attended all the local they have had their little misuoder- half way down both thighs. Thesurpolitica! gatherings, was present at ail standing, disputes, and now and then face of the skin oi the body ^n«

fhe village frolics7 and took part in all good old fashioned quarrels. i? smooth and soft, but that

On Wednesday night, at about the hairy surface i* blackish, coarse and 'tritrhinf hoar*" there was a treat furfuraceous, remindiug the observer

.. I 1 ..t 41.A.A aw«B A 1 nn* «-rt tl rmor OlKllttV Id ct 1 tpn tft Hp ?as

mMher of Terpsichore be was never of voices, indicating earnest eonversa- of the other parts of tne body. The ^ider^d an expert. I "on gradually the tone of voice be- patient, who seemed to feel her condi He wen' about with bis pockets came more emphatic, and expressions tion acutely, has an agreeable esprescrammed with newspapers, phamplets were used of which no mention is sioo of face, with full, dark eye and and other political documents, and made in the catechism, or book of eti- the ordinary Mexican type of conutenwhen called Spon for a speech was ever quette following this there came a ance. The .apposition that she owes

rustling of linen, a shuffling of feet, her parentage on one side to anorangand a jarring of furniture and im outang, we utterly deridr. and almediately afterward it was clearly sp- though she has been brought over to parent that "another great battle" was this country for the purpose of exhiraging in earnest. The aristocratic bition, we trust that so demoralizing a bo'ard'ers of the establishment rushed procedure will be prevented yet it to the seene of encounter in their ar- might be expedient to obtain a model istocratic night dresses, and a sceue of of her Jor the Pathological Museum the greatest confusion and excitement

prevailed. An eye-witnes3 describes the affair as one of the most ludicrous he ever beheld. He states that Mrs. K. demanded some money from her smaller half and be refused to shell out the greenbacks that she thereupon attempted to "go through" his trowsers pockets, and that then the scrimmage commenced. The heroine of the adventure proved herself an expert adept at the ''manly art. Unlike the majority of her sex, she did not resort to hair-pulling and scratching, but struck straight out from the shoulder, and sent home "sockdolagers" calculated to demoralize a better man than poor Kennedy.

The little fellow took it all like a hero. He stood up like a littb hero, and, like the colored troops fought nobly. Blows followed each other thick and fast, in the bread basket, the potato trap, the peepers, the sneezer, and all the other localities designated in the elegant diction of the prize ring lexicographers. It was a walking away from first to last for the repre sentative of petticoats. Kennedy struggled manfully, and the rough and tumble contcst, as they rolled over the floor, upsetting chairs and tables, and demolishing crockery and furniture, formed a picture which mortal eyes seldom looks upon. At last, completely overpowered, the vanquished husband surrendered, and victory perched on the banners of the tnadame. This female warrior emerged from the contest with neither scratch or bruise, but her adversary presented a most deplorable appearance. Both eyes were dressed in mourning, the claret flowed freely from his nose, aud his "kisser was swelled to unnatural proportions while what little clothing he had on resembled that of the beggar who has been immortalized in poetry—"all tattered and torn."

After the storm there was a calm. The wife pitied the distresses of her husband, the quarrel was amicably adjusted, and the noble example was set of a victor binding up the wounds of his (or her) vanquished foe.

Yesterday afternoon an easternbound train took them from the scene of their unp'easantness and it is prob able that the fashionable b.oarding house, the life insurance office, and all the other Omaha institutions, will know them no more.—Omaha Herald Nov -Uh. .*.*•!

THERE is iu the State of Minnesota

a thrifty and populous city named St. Paul. Nobody, we believe, doubts the ability of its people to take care

of themselves without special assistance from the Federal Government and an intelligent person, if asked to point out upon the map the place whore, during the present winter season, there would be the blast possible chance for need of federal troops, would not go far estray in putting his finger upon St. Paul. There is a military post at that point, however and we observe that a hundred soldiers of the Twenty first Infantry have just gone westward to take up their quarters there for the winter. Can any mortal man, not entangled in the redtape of the War Department, tell us what good these men can possibly accomplish at St Paul As much, no doubt, as will be done by four-fifths of their fellow-soldiers elsewhere— that is to say, nothing. The fact is, of the forty thrfusand men or more, of all arras now in the army, thirty thou sand, at least, should be discharged at once, and thirty millions of dollars a year saved to the Government and the people.

A Human Wonder—Finding of aXude Woman, and a Child Covered with Hair, on the Pacific Coast.

The occurrence of mole? covered with Sue downy hair is by no means

uncommon: but the most, extraordinary example of this deformity we have ever seen was brought to our office a few days sloce by two Sprnish gentlemen. The subject is a dark eornplex-

ioned.

woman a a

age, and who, ironi tnc Siuguliir D'lture

of her deformity, and the hiatory tuat

Kennedy is the name of a small but et the Indian with the chUd, the sub-) jject of this notice, then five years of, ^OTICL hereby a£ e, and, marking her peculiarity, Idiana. that I. James Michael a white male inpurchased lier. Both .ho mother and child are a state of nudity, and the

INDIANAfSATtniDA^NOVEMBlR 1^1809

s."w "o- rs. .a i» 1»»«,«»»ana a**

At first there was a low murmer sib.ltty is stated to be .cute as that

VS API

the College of Surgeons.Lancet.

-London

TROT HIM OCT!—The Terre Haute Journul states that there is a little boy

in that city, thirteen years of age, who performs nearly as wonderfully as the Davenport lirothersln the rope-tieing business. On several occasions he has been placed in a darkened room, securely tied in a few seconds aftei be ing left alone the ropes were untied and the little fellow set at liberty. On being asked by his father how it was done, he replied that he could not tell or explain, as the business was done by some agency to him unknown.

ADMIRAL PORTER, while riding in a street car in Washington lately, was annoyed by several noisy, drunken sailors. At last he told them who he was, and demanded what ship they belonged to. Wine had given one of them wit enough to reply, "Admiral, you have changed the names of the ships so often that I don't really know what ship we do belong to."

A MOST disgusting exhibition was

given in Boston last week by a professional gormandizer, Reynolds by name, Reynolds made a wager of S10 that he

could eat within an hour all the smelts that Jerry Desmond could catch in twelve hours. Tho result of Des mobd Oshiug were 9-i smelts, which he cooked, using a pound of lard and an equal amount of meal. The fish weighed when cooked, eight pounds. In forty minutes after Reynolds sat down to his meal, the last fish had disappeared, and then he offered to eat two pounds of beefsteak if anyone would pay for it. Nobody being will ing to foot the bill, he finished hi.« meal on bread, and then wanted to bet that he would sleep twenty-three hours a day for two successive days. The Boston papers are jubilant over their "Champion Feeder."

Unprecedented Business Depression. Our New York dispatches of yesterday state that the depression in busi

ness circles is unprecedented since the panic of 1856. This depression will not take the far seeing by any surprise. It is the natural result of the financial policy of the Administration. The latter has had it in its power to relieve the country, but that would

not have been of any benefit to the bondholders and National Bankers, in whose behalf they have chosen not to do it.

For the sake of adding to the genera! distrust, out of which they may make a harvest of gaius, the bankers of New York are considering the propriety of exacting an agreement from their customers that they shall take payment in the same money they deposit. This, of course, is a thrust at the greenb icks as legal tenders, and a preparation for a short descent to a gold standard, by which descent all those in dobt will be either broken or seriously crippled in all their finaucial resources.

Unless alarmed by the threatening signs, the Administration change its policy in a radical manner, we shall probably see a financial simoon that will be perfectly destructive to the business and industrial interest of the country. Our people will be obliged to pay, and very dearly, too, for the support they have given to the bondholding and National Bank aristoc racy, under the name of the Republican party.— Cincinnati Enquirer.

"You say, Mrs. Jones, that the prisoner stabbed the deceased. Was it in the throax or the abdomen?"' "No, sir, it was in the street. I seed it with ray own bles?ed eyes." "That'll do call the next witness."

BOOK

tlier short Mexican Indian

AORKT*

attaches to her mother, has received NoBaokPablishei that Sell so rapidly

the name of Maria, the orangoutang. It is stated that the mother of this woman belonged to the Indian tribe called the Quishe, inhabiting the province of Soconusco, on the Pacific coast of Mexico. At the age of twen-

vum* «it ,iu on..,*, v,. tho Board of Commissioners of Montgomery .. r. fViot oounty. State of Indiana, ot their next regular mother informea the. gentlemen mat ^jon. comm^cins on the.erst Monday.of it via hp nff-inrinc* of an orangoutang, December. A. D. 1S69. for a license to sell inwas tne on^pnog oian O.JU„JUU*U„

face erteadd to about the level of the umbilicu* io front and the sixth sal vertebra behind, covers the buttocks, is replaced io froot by the of-

WA*TBO

Fo.t trr .v it u.t S nr i° *E .v Boos "Sunshine & Shadow in New York"

WORK OF ABSORBING INTEREST. REPt.BTE WITH ANECDOTES AND INCIDENT* OK IJFB IN THE GRIAT CITY, BEING A MIKKOIt OP NY,\V

YORK, R'SC1 L'-TJRIS* I WIRI .SRVNRUV ACCURACY THE SECRETS OF THE GREAT METROPOLIS.

.. Our agent in Hartford £0 in one day. one

a en

N .J .•*old237in :5jdayp onenijent in MASS.

•. .u* that I sold 250 in one week one a?cnt in Conn, sold

404 none week

Iyouin

wish to know how fortune-' are mado and lost a day how Shrewd Men are ruined in Wall Steet how •'Countrymen" are swindled by Sharpers how Dance Halls anil Concert Saloons are managed how Ministers and Merchants are blackmailed how Gamblina Houses and Lotteries aro Conducted how Stock Companies Originate and Bubbles Burst, read thi.-f work- It tells you all about tho mysteries New York, and contains biographical sfcctchc a^.,n I of its noted millionaires, merchants jcc. A

ty nve sho became a servant to a opan -, Imje Octavo volume, 720 pages Finely Illustrated, ish family, and ten years afterward We offer extra term* to Agents and pay freight. Our 33page circular, with term-, sent on npplidisappeared in the mountains, where cation. J. 15. Bl.'RK CO.. she remained for several years. A

vl3,v4

Spanish merchant, so goes the tale, JJQTICE OP APPLICATION.

tosicating jquors in a

The Spaniard took the chllu home, „aart at a time under the Temperance law of _p fiPrapn I tne State ot Indiana approved March 5. 1So9. and reared It to the 0_e of utteen, term of one year. My place of bu^ioe£5 when she made her escape, and sought and the premises whereon said liquors are to he ,. i_-i_-»- k., gold and drank is situated on lot number oue in to .gain her living by exhibiting ner- block number thirteen [13j in the town of Alamo. self. Sh. was recaptured brought HipJwJSSSJf A«SiSj£riS "SSS over to this country by the Spaniard I lot number one in blok 13 in tne lower of said building on said lot, io Ripley Township,

Hartford Ct.

^quantity than a

Montgomery county. Ind. BOV13W4* JAMES MICHAEL.

who first endeavored to reclaim her. The girl, when stripped, is well proportioned, and presents precisely the appearance of having on a pair of bathing troupers, caleeons, made of the XTOTICE is hereby given that I have been npmi i| coin'ed Administrator of the estate of George sklQ of SOQId animal. TU.hairy sur- Smith, deceased, late of Mnntgomory connind- The estate is probably solvent. All

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

persons owing said estate are notified to come aor- forwnrd and m»ke settlement, and those having claims against the same to nreseat them duly authenticated. JOUN R. CQOs. yet. 90,1669 3* AdaiaiiUator.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

W. P. BBITTOJf'S Real Estate Agency,

Crawfordsville. Indiana.

I in* to rent. »ell or buy. townproperty. or I arm.*, are respcctfnlly invited to sive me a call. I have now in my bands, for ?aleon reasonable term?, a l.inte amount of property consisting of vacant town lots, improved town low, improved farms and Western land.

I can sell vacvnt lots in Hnsne Addition to the city of Crawfordsvillealpriccs ransin* from ?150to 350cach,and give a liberal credit, when diiired, to purchaser# on three fourths of tpe parchase money ,,

This addition is situated near tho College Grove, in one of the most desirablo locatinnsof the city and the lots are offered upon such reasonable terms thst any person my secure for himself a home.

Can sell a valuable house and lot near the business part of the eity. House has five rooms and hail, dry cellar, wood hou-e, etc. Splendid cistern and stnble on the lot. Also, a fino variety of largo and 11 fruits, beside shade and ornamental trees. Price S2.100.

Can sell an improved lot near tho (college. New bou-ie of three rooms, good well. etc. Some beautiful forest trees on the lot. Price $1,000.

Can sell a desirable house and lot on Walnut street, (louse story and a half of s'.x rooms, cellar cistern, stable, outhouses, shrubbery, iruit etc. price $2,000.

Can sell a home and lot situated in less than asqu-re of the Court House for i9oO. Can sell a very desirable improved corner lot 1-JGxUtl feet now cottage house, live rooms, good cellar, splendid well,out houses. A'C., shade trees and tino fruit. Price, $2,000.

Can sell 100a cres of eood land within two and one-half milos of tho city, on tho line ot the East and West railroad: So acres in a Rood state of cultivation, and SO acres of splendid timber, three dweelling houses on the land. 1 rice per acre. A bargain.

The above is ouiy a small part ion ol the property in iny hands for sale. Persons desirng to invest in any kind of Real Estate will. I think, find it to tbeir interest to call and see me beroro^pureHasinsi whoro.

Office 2d Floor Washington Hall. Crawfordsville Indina. (aug- 6i»y

SHERIFFS SALE.

iY virtuo of an execution, to me directed from tho Clerk of tho Circuit Court of Monteomerv county.State of Indiana.iin favor of Frederick Mnoro et al issued to ine as Sh«ri(r or oniri County. I will expose to snlo at public auction an? oil tn 'y SA'TUKDAV tho 27,1 day of November 1809. between tho hi.urs of 10o clock a. m..and 4 o'clock p. of said dny. at the j.ourt House door, in tho city of Crawfordsville. Montstomerv county. Indiana, the rents and profits, for term not exceeding seven years, of the following described Ueul bsUtc in Montgomery countv Indiana, to-wit: Part of lot number sixtv-nino lf9] in the original plat of the town of Grawfordsvillo in Montgomery county. In diana, bounded as follows beginning -IJ feet south of tho northeast corner of said lot. runon" thence west 100 feet, thenco north foet. thence west0." feet, thenco south 8il« teet, thence oast 103 feet, thenco north 37,'i leot to the pliieo of beginning: and part ol lots number 69 and .0 as known an I designated in the original at ol tho ci'v of Crawfordsville Bounded as follows, be"iuning at a point on the west side of Washin^ton reel 43 feet south of the northeast cor* nor of lot number 09, and running thenco west 100 feet, thence north feet, thence wo-t Co feet, thence south S4 feet and O inchc#. thonco east 16.» fee" thence north39 feet9 inches to the place of besi'nning. Part of lot number 09 as tho samei is

known and

designated in the orjsoa! plat of tho

city of Crawfordsville. boginmng at the north east corner of said lot. and runni.ig thenco south G5 feet, thonco west 165 foet to an alley, thence no-tli 05 feet, thence east lt« feet to the place of beginning. All lyingand being in tho county ot Montgomery and State of Indiana to bo so.d to satisfy said execution, interest and cost, and if the same wi 1 not bring a sum sufficient to •^athfy 'aid execution, I will on tho same day. at tiie same placo. offer tho feo simplo of said real e'taio to satisfy a judgment tor six thousand six hundred thirty-five dollars anil tortyono cents. (0.035 41) together with cost, without relief from valuation or appra.seinent laws.

Said real estate taken as the property ol Reuben Taylor.

NOTICKTownship.

oet30,!30!w3

TOWNSHIPS-...

No. No. No. No. No. No.

No. No. No. No. No.

Can "ell a splendid sto?k farm of '.2211 acres, seven miles ^outh of town 100 acrcs in cultivation balance well set in bine ertss. Running water.good buildings and fine timber. Price S0» per acre.

Can sell 3,1,' .vrc3 of ground tn tho sonth part of the city with new fun me house on it. Just finished at cost of $l0,U0t). A good situated. Price 524C0.

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Sheriff. Montgomery county Indiana. Mov6.1S69w4

APPLICATION FOR LICENSES.

is hereby given to the citizens of t.'nion Montgomery co.. Stato of Indiana, that I, .John Kennedy a white malo inhabitantof Montgomery county in the Shite of Indiana, of tho age of twenty-ono years, will apply to tho Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county, in tho State of Indiana, at the regularstssion.coinmcncingon the first Monday in December. A. 1). 1S69, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, under'he temperance Law of 1659, of the Stato of Indiana, for tho term of one year. My place of business and the premNes whereon said liquors aro to bo sold and drank is situated on part of lot number seventyone (Tl) and seventy-two (T-J) in tho original plat of the town of Craw'ordsville. Union township. Montgomery county. State of Indiana, designated and bounded as follows: Beginning at the northeast corner of a lot ot ground convoyed by John Wilson to daley and Ridge by deed dated .lul.v 121S53. running ihence n. rth along tlio west m.irgin of Washington sttee' to the southeast corner of llcnry Ott lot. thence west along tho south line of said Ott's lot one hundred and six-ty-five (Ilia) feet to an alley, thenc.- south to the northwest corner of said Galey and Kidgj lot, theneo east one hundred and sixty-five L'OJI feet to the place of beginning. Tr11„ ,-,,

vrnv

JOHN M'.NNED^

N'OTICKofTownship.

is hereby given to tho citizens of Union Montgomery county in tho State Indiana, that we. tjeorgo \Y Driskell andOcorso M.Johnson, whito maleinhabitantsof Montgomery county, in the State of Indiana.doing business under tho nam and stylo of Driskell Johnson, of tho age of twenty-one years, will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county, in tho Stato of Indiana, at their next regular session commencing on tho first Monday in December, A. I. 1809. for a liccn.-e to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantity than a quart at a time, under the Temperance Law of the Stato of Indiana, approved March 5.1^59. for the term of ono year. My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and dr.mk.is located on part of lot nnmber one hundred and eleven'111) in tho original plat of the ciiy of Crawfordsville, Montgomery county. Indiana, bounded as follows: Beginning at the northea-t corner of said lot, and running thenco west on tho north line of said lotsixty-one (Gi) feet and three [31 inches, thence south thirty nine '39) feet and throe inehos. thence east sixty-one (01) feet and three 13) inches to Green Street, thence north thirtynine (39) leetand t3] inchc--to the placo of beginning in the brick building on said lot in Union township. Montgomery County. Indiana.

GEO KG W. DlllSKKLL,

novO,18G9wl GFORGE M. JOHNSON.

NOTICE

is hereby given to the citzens of

Clark township. Montgomery county Indiana, that I..lames T. Milne, a whitc niale inhabitantof Montgotneiy county in the Stato of Indiana, of the age of twenty-ono years, will npply to the Board of Commissioners of Moutso nery county, in the State of Indiana, at the regular session commencing on the fir.-t Monday of December, A. D. 1609. for a liceinc to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, under tho Temperance Law of 1S39. of the State of Indiana, for a terra of ono year. My placeof business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold ami drink is situated on the west half of lot number two Wj in block number three3 in the.original plat of the town of Ladoga, Clark township. Montgomery county. Indiana, in the tenement on the said west ilt' of lot number ami in a block number three [3]. known i.s Scott & MeDaniol livery stable, in the northwest room of said stable, Clark Township, Montgomery county. Indiana. nov6w4* JAMtift I. Mll.NH.

WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED, agent' wanted, to 1\ S200 per month, lie and female, to =ctl thcelebrated anil original Comm in Son-o Family Sewing Machine, improved ami perfected it will hem, fell, stitch, tuck. bind, braid and embroider in a superior inner. Price only SI5. or simplicity and durability, it has no rival. Do not buy from any parties seilinji ichine-i under •the same name a? ours, unless having a certificate of Agency signed by u-. they are worthess C.i^ Iron Machine'.

For Circulars

413Chestnut Street. Philadelphia. Pa. oet30-:«

SHERIFF'S SALE.

r»Y

virtue of an Execution, to me directed. from the Clerk of the Common Pleas Court, of Montgomery Countv. State of Indiana, in favor of James Hall ct at issued to mo a- Sheriff of said County. I will expnMo sale at public auction Rnd outcr7. on SATURDAY, the 27th day of N.ivember l?r9. between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and 4 o'clock p.m., of said day, at tho Court House door, in tlio City of Crawfordsville. Montgomery county. Indiana, the rents and profits, for a term not exceeding ^even years, of tho following described Real Estate in Montgomery county. Indiana, to-wit: Lot number four (4) block number eight

[31

NOTICE.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.

"3H

Coal Creek Wayne.... Ripley ... Brown. ... Scott. Union

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(15 CO 10 15 GO'6 jlSKO 16 13 60 :15G0,r. 15 00:

Union iiOjOOjio City of Crawfords»illcjl5.60.1fl Madison... i!-|5°l'a Sugar Creek I!:il®?l!? Franklin Walnut

10.64 1064 10 04 10 10 64 1004

13 GO 1' 15 no! ii

Clark

Notice is hereby given that tho

Montgomery county.

nbov.\T,al°

I (i ilna or

same is not paid «n or -fore the 1 hir.l Jl.„..i -v in A

3STEW FIRM.

Wallace & Company's

NEW

Boot and Shoe Store,

Washington Street-

OPPOSITE THE

OOTJIR/ir HOUSE,

Is now receiving

New and Complete Stock of

Boot and Shoes

FOR THE

A A E

They are all

FIRST CLASS GOODS

And will be

SOLD CHEAP

Try Them and See.

Crawfordsville Carriage and Wagon Works..

DOHERTY & DEISHTON

ANTFACTCRRRS OK

Carriages, Buggies,

NULKIE3. NPRIXCJ.

FARM WAGONS OF ALL I INns

WE L'SK

Sarver's Patent Wheel.

Thus obtaning tho full strength of the !poke, instead of tho tenon,as under tho old stye. All other inprovement aMin« to lirauii or durability adopted as soon las discovered.

We propose not to be»uadorsolc any wlif-ri for the quality of work.

Mill takttJIrt Whlclcsla rxi-linn^r for e» Hork.

TFr'Kernember the place, W ijhioKton street opposite Center Church. DOHKRTV .t DKIGIlTO.N. marS'CUyloct. 1C.

FARM FOR SALE

A DJOINI.NG the town -if Whitc'ville. t.t-

eornery county. Indiana, on tho we*t aide, containing ^3 acrc-, 50 acres under cultivation, tho balance timber and pasture land. The farm contains a good frame honflc, wor.rl hou-e. fruit hou'e. sood frame barn, a younz orchard bezinins to bear, grape vine4 bearing, all the •"mail fruits usually raised. This is desirable place «nd a bargain can be had if application bo in ide anon. I aI«o hive 40 a-:ros half a mile from Whitejville. with twelve acres cleared. I. house, and apple trees bearing. Will sell with the above farm or scpcrate. F'.rfurlhcr particulars apply on tho premise-" 2m* ALIiKliT KELSEV.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

N'OTICE

in Myer's addition

to tho town of Ladoga, in Montgomery county. Indiana, to be sold to satisfy said Execution Interest and Costs, and if tho game will not bring a sum sufficient to satisfy said Execution. I will on tho same day, at the same place, offer 'he fee iiimple of said Real Estate to satisfy a judgment for 8303. together wiih interest aad costs, without any relief from valuation or appraisement laws.

Said real estate taken as the property James H. George. H. E. SIDENER. Sheriff of Montgomery County. nov8.18$9wt

1 00 1 Oo I 1*1 1 00 1 00 I 00

c,.r

WALLACE & COMPANY.

Augustl-l,l?G9yl.

CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.

iMi

in Diick, Opposite tin: Cenur Choreh, Wa'Jtinqlon Stv.'t.

Crawfordsville. Indiana.

Old "Work M!ade New.

ItfpuiriUK Done In order,

Iu Wood. BI'icLfmithiiir/, I'ltintmij, Trimniing.

hereby given that the undersigned

Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Lewis M. Wilson, deceased, will .«»':! at private sale, on or after four weeks from date hereof, in pursuance of an order of the Court t.f Common Hleas. tba following Real e»tnre situated in Montgomery county. State of Indiana, towit The east half of the north cast quarter section seven in township lr*. north of range 3 west, al'o the west balf of the northwest quarter of section 0, in said township and range, containing ItlO acres and also 40 acrcs off the east half r.i tho northeast quarter of section 8 in said township and range, bounded as follows Keginningat tho north east irner of said half quarter section, and running thence south OR a section line 1^0 poles, and (i links to a half milo stone cornor, thcnce west 73 poles and links to a stake in a road, thence north 60 •If" and 0 links to a stake, thence east 03 pules and 1? links to a stake, thence north 00 polos to a stake on a section line, thence east l'J poles and 1 link to the place of beginning. The property of Own _M. Wilson et al, heiriat law of said Lewis M, Wilson, deceased.

TERMS—One third of the purchase money to be paid cash in bind one third in nine mouths and the residue in »ighteen months with interest, the purchaser giving his note with approved security. FRANKLIN CORNELL, oc.30,1^6!) *4 Administrator.

Vf AMMOTH Posters printed is all .calors at ill. the Review Job Rooau.

JUST

received, a very large supply of iron, steel horse shoes,, horso (.shoe Nails and Blacksmith's Tools at ttaSUO'd.

2 00 ou -2 10 •3 I'O "2 Ol 3 10

Isimplecnred

1 50 1 50 1 30 1 50 1 50 I SO

WAS of Deafness

I 25 25 1 45 1 25 1 15 1 45 35 I 45

2 2 011)1 50 1 50

003 0l

1 no!? oo I 002 00 1 002 00 I 00 2 Wi 1 00 2 00

00'1 45

I soil 1 50 1 35 1 50 1 25

°ifoTac^f itT mv'hVnl's for 'colbTtionPan lif'he

fi fn \pril. 1S60, tho same Will bo oil ec led with Pen-

al jIlntcrestandCost by disiressiind salo ..f propvTiy. Witness my hand this, the MB, day of NOYTUB. r. \VARRES DAVIS, Treasurer 31. C. Novemberl3,lPG9w4

BOOTS AND SHOES.

CATARRH-

and

B°m

Catarrh by a

remedy and send/£•

novl3w4 Hobokon.

N.J.

WANTS:

FARMER'S HELPER

OII0WSII0WT0 DOUBLE Tllfi PROFITS O of TllE PAUM andi h»W £e.R «nns can ench ra-iko SIOO.

PER

MQN *It

Winter. 10,000 copied will

be mailed

free to

farmer,, CO.. nov 13w4 incinnati. ohio.

FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

Wo will send ft handsome pro "pectus of our

New IllnBtra'ed Family Bible,

any

Cook CO.. I'hila. Pa.. Chicago, 111., or St. Louis Mo. covl3w-l

AGENTS WANTED FOR

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bo.k

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J. B. BURR CO.,

uovW.lPG'Jwt' Pub's. Haitford, Conn.

Seven Hundred and Fifty Pages

FOR SI,50

rpHE BEST READING- ATTRACTIVE. KNTEKTAISINO. Asifstso. IW) MAOAIZINE FOR YofNC Psoru: has attainod so wido and dopcrved a reputution as

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VY Before the FOOTLIGHTS, and Behind the SCENES. Tly Olive Login. Sh» lets things out, exhibiting in vivid colors the Show World, ns seen Irom within nnd without. From Puppet, Khows to Grand Opera Mountebanks to Monagones Learned Pig-1, to Lecturers. Ilieh. racy'" and high-toned, it is th" great sensation, and all wan' it. Contains fijO page-", rose tinted piper, Profnselv illustrated with spirit- engravings. Sells bey mil all other books. Sample copy and prospectus to agents free. For e.irculars explaining. address PAltMKLKK A CO., novl3« I Cincinnati, Ohio.

3 0 3 3

I TOTI1K WOKKING CLASS.—Wo aro now prepired to furnish all classes with constant emI ployment at boino. the whole of tho timo or for 'the spare moments, liusine-'s, new. light and profi'abio. Persons of either sox easily earn I from iOc. loS*' per eveninir. and a proportional sum by devoting their wholo time to the busiI nc-. lioys and girls earn nearly as much a* in-ii. That all "who see this notice may send I their address, anil test the business, wo make I this unparalU'led offer To sueh as aro not well satisfied, wo will send SI to pay for tho trouble of witting. Full particulars.a valuable sample, which will do to cmumcnco work on. ami a copy of tho PBOI'I.E'S LITER ARV COMPANION ono of tho largest and best family nowdpapjrs publishod all sent Ireo by mail. Itjador. if you want permanent, profitable work, andrross E. C. ALLHN ,t CO, Augusta, Maine. novl3.1P59wl3

GIFT PRIZES.

Great Distribution9!

By the Metropolitan Gift Co.

Cash (lifts lo the Amount of S500,000.

EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PIZE. 5 Cash Gift 4. cacU. J-Mi.ono io.r.00 o„ -vono 40 ijjno 800 300 3110 J»0O 10 I'letr'ujt Rosewood Pianos, each »300 to 8700 '75 Mclodeons. each *5 to 1WJ 3Vi S.Mvine Maclpnes Jj" to 105 .*,ti() Gobi Watches 3n0 Ca-'n l'ri/.e». Silverware. Ac., lined at Sl.000.000

A chan'ee draw any of the nhovo Prizes for eon's. Tieket4 dceribins Prizes are scaled in Fnvd'opes nod well mixed. On the receipt of «-ea Sealed Ticket is drawn, without choice, I*n,i

0pnt.

by miil to nny aldress. The prizo

n-iifd Upon it will he delived to tho ticketholdcr tin p.ivmpnt of One dollar. Prizes aro immedintely sent to any address by express or reurn mail. yr.u wil I kr.iar what your Prize i- before you payforit. Anyprizo exchanged for anoth or of tiie Fame value. No lilank-. Our patrons can depinil on I'ai'r decline. .....

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HARPER. WILSON A CO..

nov!3.'C9wl2 192 liroadway. Now Vorlc,

SHERIFF'S SALE.

BYrected

virtue of two several Execution, to me difrom tho Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery county State of Indiana, infavorof Warren Davis issued to 100 as Sheriff of said Coonty, lwillcxno»e tosale at public nuotion and out cry, on Saturday tho 4th day of cem-bc-r. l^SO. between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.. 1 and 4 o'clock P. M., of said day. at the Court

House door, in the city of rawfordsville, Montgomery county. Indiana, the rents and profitr. for a term not exceeding seven years, of the lioilowing described Real Estate in Montgomery [county, Indiana, to-wit: Lots number seven and eight (8) in N. A. Dunn's addition to the town of Crawfwrd'vi le, Ind., to bo sold lo satisfy '•said Execution. Intere.-t and Cos', and if tl same will not bring a um sufficient to satisfy 1 said Execution, I will on the same day, at th* same place, offer the fee simple of said Real

Estate to satisfy t»fo several Judgments one for 54.690 and the other $2,483. together with Cost, without any relicr from valuation or appraisement lawj. I Said Real Estate taken as tho propert? of

Henry and Martha B. Williams. lj. E. SIDENER. n.iv.13 Sheriff ot Momtgomury Co.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

NOTICEbeen

is herby given that the undersignedhas appointed administrator ot the estate of John Connors, late of Montgomery county deceased. Said estate is supposed solvent. nov.Ow? jAMi'd WB10HT, Ada'r.