Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 December 1869 — Page 2

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THEY ARE COMING

F. G. White's Great Theatrical Company at Eltzroth Hall, to-night. Go early to secure front seats.

LEW WALLACE,

Attorney

Will

at law. oawfonUviiic ind..

Office—South of Port Office. ri'i'-VCSif.

W. T. IlruNh.

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

attend promptly to nil legal business introtted to him. Particular attention giva to the oliection of debts, settlement of deeondent's o«tatef. writing of will?, writing and I

UJiioc acknowledg montH of deed*, mortgages Ac. OFrlCL— In Mayor's room. n-roml story 'Stone' front." ju!y3yl

Attorney at Lnn.

Crawfordsville, Indiana

irPOFFICE OVER CRAWFORD A Ml*M.I-

JAii§ WRIOIIT,

ATTORNEY* COVXAEI.OK nt I.AtV Oires special attention to probate matters, nettling of decedent estates and collection of

I alms. Deeds, mortgage*, Ac., carcfuify execuUd. Office in Court liouf* up Suirs. _fgbg7Tj9yj___

CHAPPED HANDS.

CIIAI'PED

*100 A MONTH SALARY

PAID for Monts. maloand female, bii'iucis permanent. booloso3p.«tainp. Van Allen 4 Co.. 171 Droadway, N. ork. dccllwi

AGENTS

WANTED—Newest and greatest invention out—New Self adjusting tiuidc.", for outting perfpet fitting Pants, Round about? ana ladies dromes, Indi^pcn^iblc in ovr»ry

drones.

IIAMSEV A SCOTT. Pittsburgh, l'n.

boose hold. Address decllwS

COMB.

THE

MAOIC CO.MU "will change .mv colored bair or board to a pcrmanont blaok or brown tt eontains no poison. Anyone enn use it. One sent by mail for $1. Address

I MAOICCOMH CO.. Springlicldj. Ma?".

TOBACCOS.

LOBILLARirs "Kl'KKKA"

Klooking Tobbscco is nn p.v.vllcnt urti.le .'.f •ranolatcd irginin. WhereTCrintrodneed it is universally admired

It is put up in handsome uiuslin lng?. in which orders for Mcerfchnum Pipes nr« daily piicked

LORILLAUD'S "YA( IIT I.I IP

Orders for genuine, elegantly carved Meerschaum ripos silver mounted, and packed in neat leather pocket ease*, nre placed in ilnacht Club brand daily.

LOKILLARDS

CKNTl'K

Chowing Topaooo.

.. apaco

This brand of Fine Cut ('hewing T..b:i»\ no auporior any whorelti«. without doubt liaccoin tho country,

tlio be«l rhuwini l.i

LORILLAUD'S SN1 ITS

ii the I luted ackiKiA'lodcC'.l

Hiving boon in Koncral 11 Stales, over 110 yonrs. nnil "thebest" whor«-vor used.

If your storekeeper doo* not linv cle.i for tale, ask tnem to set them. They are solJ liy rospect.ililc jolibe.-* nlnv everywhere.

Cireulari mailcJ on anpliciition. P. LORIl.LAIil) .1 CO.. droll 09 \t12 ,\pvr

rr^HKRE

THE WEEKLY REVIEW

Saturday. December 25. 1869.

Fire at Lafayette.

ORGANS.

BEST CJABIXKT OKOAXS

s. AT LOWEST PRICES. That tho MASON it* HAMl.N t'abinct iind Metropolitan Orgnns aro the iiost in tho world i» proTed by tho almost unnnimon« opinion or professional musician?, ly tho nward to them of Sevcnty-fivo Gold nnd Silver Mciln!.- or .'other hi^heKt premiums at principal indu«trial eompctition within a fotv yoar includini tho Medal at tho I'nriH Exposition, nnd by a sale very much greater than that of any sitnilnr instruments. This company manufacture only tirstelasa instruments, and will not make "choap organs" at any price, or suffer nn inferior instrument to bear ihoir natiw. Havinjr ureatly increased their facilities for manufactiiro by the introduction of now machinery and otherwise, they arc now making better Organs than every before, at increased economy in cost, which, in aecordaance with their fixed policy

t.f

selling

FIVE OCTAVK ORGAXS. DoubTeSleo'u S^°i

Walnut Case, carved, and paneled, with FIVE

will be hold at tho Toll House of the onnUvillo and Alamo Tutinpiko Co., on Saturday January 1,1#T0. at lOoVlock A. nn

By Order

ctors

^LV^ukFn

XTOTICE 1^1 privat

Attest J, II,Smith, Sec't. decirG9W3* I e- The shoals, the quicksands, tne quagmires, were all pointed out so that a wayfareing man though a fool might not err therein. Vou said the Trustees agreed to support your school, so they did and have done it until you "cracked the whistle," and

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

XTOTICE is hereby given that I will sell at i-i public auction, on

TUESDAY.JANUARY «. ls o,

at the late residence of Daniel R. Seeveti. deceased. now ooeupied bj his widow Mary C. Soevers, in Madfson township, Montgomery oounty, Ind., the personal property of said decedent, consisting in part of Farm Implement*. Household and Kitohen uraitcre. Milk Cows. Horses. Wacons, Hay in •tack. Sheaf Oats, \Theat in ground. Corn, and aacy other artiolci.

Terms of Hale.—A ereUtof. 9 months will be Itiven op all sums over $3, tho purchaser giving now with approved security waiving relief from valuation and appraisement laws.

ALBERT PIOGOTT.

dee llw3 Administrator.

BALE OF BBAL-ESTATE.

is hereby given that 1 will *ell at private calf on, or after four week* from datehererof the following deteribed real estate in Montfomer^ eoountjr liid., of which James H. MoColloufh died, teitod, tituato J,' of a mile •onthwett of Chambers & (MeCoIlough'» mills, to-wii: The east half of the southwest quarter of leotion S3 in townihip 18. north of ranee 5 watt, containing BO acres.

Terms—One third of the purchase money to be Dftid in hand, one-third in one year, and the residua in two yeart with interest on the defend payments. for particulars, apply to J. A. McCollomb, at Chambers A MeOollouih's Mills, or to the underlined. MAXWELL McCbLLODOH. deJllWw** Kceentor...

Tht. Opera rionse at Lafavc-tfn burnt

dovra yesterday afternoou.

I A

A.TTOBNEYS.

was

Kl N'S STORE. MAIN STKEET.^OI ,-d to the Will give prompt attention to business in wtieoi, Common Fleas and Circuit Courts of Mo ntgomery countjr. Deeds. Mortgages and all hlr buiineisof Notary 'Public neatly exccud. May 23. lHW.y

HEOEMAX A CO.. New York,

deeltwl 1\ O Box

CATARRH.

Xsimplecured

H'AS of Deafness and Catarrh by remedy and will send tho receipt free MRS. M. C. LEOOETT. decllw4 Hoboken, N. J.

VINEGAR.

ylNEOAR—How.mada

dru

Vinegar

ver.v

hands and face. pore lip.i, ic.'

cured at once by tho use of Heecman's h*®PhorIce with Glycorine. koeps tho hands "ott in thn coldest weather. See that you get the Gennine. .Sold by all druggists. I'rico 23 a enti per box, sent by mail for 30 cents.

in 10 liourx without

drugs. ForiCirculars. nddress L. .SAtik'^ Works, Cromiroll. Conn. decllw-J

WANTS.

For The Revii-H.

ALAMO CORRESPONDENCE.

Father sustain me in this trying hour. Or life or death, whatever be the goal. That crowns, or closes round th» struggling hour. Thou knowest. if ever from my spirit steal

One deeper prayer, -twas that no cloud might lower On my young fame! 0 heir! !od of

11:1! pnvr.'i-."

Stich wore my thoughts Mr. Kdilor, se thv sjr^coh' said to be delivered at Alamo, as Mr, Stiinpson's valedictory address, published last week in your paper, I am authorized, by those who took notes of what the gentleman did say at the expiretion of hit school." to pronounce his printed addre« a fort/try. At Alamo hi" speech

r0!lr

R. B. F. PEIRCE,

'I'ffrrent. was very mild, compur-

ie he composed at Crawfordsville,

No Mr. Stitnpson. no one here would descend so low as to notice your mighty and terrible speech, were it not that you may have some frinds. who, like ourselves may be betrayed and deceived by your Judas like face, and hypocritical pretentions, and you should stand before them stripped and

Smoking Tobaoao lias no miperinr: beinj deni- I naked in your true character, if a character ??„n-InIl°J?:JtiC,lnfnotJlnji,rc cuiistitu- nnd heart so black ns yours can bv mortal Ills produced" froVscfe^tionVof the finctt

»took, and prepared by patented and original manner. It is very aromatic.mild, and lisht in weight— henco jt will last much longer than other? nor uoes it burn or sling the '.tongue, or lenve a disagreeable aftertaste.

nmn be

""veiled. To this end I shall brief-

!v notice his '•valedictory,"' not the one delivered at Alamo, but his published slander. You Bob Stimpson, came to Alamo, cold, wet and hungcr.v. a stranger, represented

nrti- tract

case, that they were inexperienced, and was informed by one of the Trustees that your duty called yon to drpp-' in on them at times. Your face never darkened their door. Roach, as did others, expected you would look after their cbildrens' interest, out of school £S well as in it. You did not bold one (bird of the students who come the

first term They went to school somewhere.

-Father of earth and Heaven. I cal! thy name! Round me the smoke and elioiit of battle roll, forthe good of all concerned. It was done dividually satisfied, and many diatinctSy My houI is crushed with the rumbling in friendship, it was done in confidence. ijiswusted. when LaGran*e made- Ker sound. Have you kept it, that confidence, inviolate? Kl/mwirL, ch,

The -man of threats did say that he was supporting the school himself. but could not recommend it to any one else. Rut it was after the "whistle had been erncked" then I told every one who asked me about it the truth. Am I a scoundrel for that? Could I deceive my friends? The man of threats

did say your bill of nine dollars and seven-

and inserted in your excellent paper, for the purpose, no doubt, of reeking a revenge"! ing the teicher how to govern? If there Took a hft9 not. there ought to have been. The

on innocent parties, because he new. clean whistle." and for want of energy, and lack of ability, was forced to return it, a dirty "cracked old thing.'' to those who had so liberally bestowed it upon him. Hi- has taken from, and added to. his Alamo valedictory, so that it appears in quite new dress.

Mr .Stipmson. some two weeks before the close of his school, announced that he would ilr'iv.r himself of a lecture. The subject. "What, is rtqusite to the success of a school.'' As he had been moving among us for nearly nine months, like that spirit which placed the "Handwriting on the wall'' silent as death, of course oxciiement ran high to hear what the Professor had to say. A goodly numbet. of citizens repaired to the Academy, and it is generally stated, that he did in a very incoherent and disconnected style, something offer the manner of the.

''Lifeless drawls, inspired and serene,-® He thundered every sentence o'er, And almost cracked their eirs wttli rant roar."

lu liw abuse of thi! patrons of the school, and every body else, nearly all came away chargiticd, disgusted, and sorely disappointed. For it had been remarked by many. "He will say some fine things ns he has perhaps been preparing, for sis months." Others would say. "I know now whyStimp«on walked so straight from his school to his hoarding room not taking time to even speak civily to his scholars or to his patrons. He has been preparing for this occasion. He has been cogitating. We will get something splendid. He will unfold to us now the mysteries connected with a good school.'' How he failed in his effort those" who heard him Cin tell. .1 don't care anything about that speech, nor does any one else here. lie received our pity, as well as our contempt, for he richly merited both, and the low pup who would forge a report ot' his speech deserves a passing notice for his own benefit if for no other reason.

ilone'thn"? The°broken glas^nnd furninire iutplligently and undcrstandingly,

you left unrepaired say, again you failed, |,en he comes forward. His appointon agreed to canvass for funds (o pay the 1 \f

insiitntion out of dclt. to furnish the build-

\Z again" tAKv'Vhe TrusS^ Yott I

but would allow them to get on a stage, and before parents, friends, and the public, stammer and blunder in confusion, while

always at loast renumcrative profit, they nre now offering at prices of inferior work. Poi'k alio unblushinglv sits among the audience,

rt"d lfulS1,inS

urc

8TOPS(Viola. Diapason,Melodia. Flute.Tremu- aprec«l to build up a school. Did vou do up that Did you try to No.- no. Vou havo done the things you should not have done, and left the things undone you agreed should be done.

lant), #125. Other styles in propotion. Crculars. with full particulars, inciucinj accurate drawings of tho different styles of oruan* and much infornmion which will be of servioa to every purchaser of an organ will bo sent free and postage paid to anyone desiring them.

MASON HAMLIN OKOAN CO..

154 Tremont tot.. Hoston :.W Broadway. N. V. decll6flwt

ELECTION NOTICE.

Have no note-? been sent to the school tell-

••fnan of threats" sent you a note asking you to take his little boy under your own control, after it had become publicly known that your assistant, of which I referred to before, was playing the part of tyrant, scourging with a ferule, pulling hair, slapping with books &c. You paid no attention to that friendly- request, only to feed your assistants' hatred with similar treatment. Without a word, your "man of threats" withdrew his child from school. Ton were mistaken when you say either of the Teacher Trustee0 you refused employment to, introduced that resolution barring you from taking ti common school into the Academy. One had resigned long before the other was President of the board. John P. Lundgren shoulders that responsibility, and further you are mistaken when you say the Trustees having become ashamed, met to rescind, and the I. 6. 0. F., moved by the ''man of threats" seht down a committee &c. The Trustees did'nt meet to rescind, and their minutes show it. Why did'nt you support fully what you said about the I. O. 0. F. This you did only partly and is incorrect. Not more than one man in the community I really desired that you should have the public school, and all could have been reconciled between you and the Trustees, the public would rather have had the money distributed between other districts than to have thrown it away in hiring you to teach the common school. You see you had "cracked the whistle" and the people knew it before you told them it was so. Had you, at this point in the play employed one of the '•Farmer Pedagogues,'" as the people desired, the "whistle" might have been "soaked in water" for awhile until it would "toot again".

As to the family, "wealthy and honorable," who only sent one scholar and he did not bear the family name. Does Mr. Stimpson wish to insinuate any thing of a black character on that family? I should think he would be satisfied with emptying his low slang and slanderous epithets on men, without casting any reflection on that boy. whose father fills a "soldiers grave." I wili say in conclusion, with the Bible, •'Learn obedience by the things ye suffer," and don't, grow wroth at the result, of your own aets is my most affectionate advice in this mv first opistle to Robert B. Stimpson.

n,cnt

I agreed to furnish competent assistants and reading in the Senate of the United

nav for them. Did vou do that? No. Would u. 1 .1 1 .1 .. .,11 States, when they consider the matter any one call an assistant competent who openly declares she despises a portion of there. her pupils'? Is an assistant competent who

holds herself aloot from inendlv associa-

timite terms with them? Is an assistant

nt ,h cir

wlV" wou]1,, b«

Aw 1)ack in

'Hsconifeit-

one you lurnished. on

No oue deceived you Robert, you. if you were deceived at all. did it yourself. Vou were plainly given to understand the enterprise was new. A good deal of grubbing and clearing must be performed. That the Institution was like the rock from the quarv. That energy and hard work were the requsites to insure success, vou were

ecl

it was not worthy of support. The '-Baker" scholar who came to your school was charged six dollars and twenty-five cents tuition, and all the way up to ten dollars was exacted, and paid. For reading, arithmetic and English grammer you charged nine dollars and twenty-five cents. The dollar was your God They paid all this that their children might have recitations merely under you. You did nothing else, not so much as by example, teaching them cleanliness, for it lias become a notorious fact, that your rooms were not swept for over three

I seats. And although a good sufficient fence to protect the Academy had been built, time after time the.slieep were seen by the passer by, in your rooms while school was in session. You never visited or paid the mott distant attention to 'your students out of school, (and but little outside of recitations, in it. This conduct called the Hon. Henry

Roslch (a trustee too by the way) who was trying to make his pledge of support to yon good, by sending four students" at a heavy cost, declare and say publicly, "Stimpson treated my children worse than dogs.'' Although it waa the first term, when all was at stake, and these children were boarding themselves, and you knew this to be the

They were mutually smitten, and dur-

lace of Hasting

and the outbreak of the war, constant jj

JOHN W. COPNKR.

Alamo. December 10th, lOGO.

Oscar Hugh Lagrange. The Personal History of a Loll Gentleman to whom Grant has given OIHce. A Story Tor

Sunday-School Children. Among the tinny distinguishing!}*

prominent characteristic appointments the Grant administration has eonfer-

VCJ 0n

your wjints and desires. Uninvited vou pushed yourself into ti contract with 'the members of the '-party of great mor-

Trustees of the Academy, and on your representation. that Mr. Roderick, fa gentleman the trustees had verbally contracted with previously.) would run the school in conjunction with you. the Trustees were induced to article with both of you. and you are "the man who failed" aud it is no uiisiiamer to call you "the man of failures." Let lis see. That contract leased you the house, ready seated, and fenced in for a certain length of time. You agreed to run the school at least I lire# terms a vear. The

[ho vilest and most putrid

al ideas" is that of oue Oscar Hugh LaGrange

Branch Mint at San Francisco.

Grange that is worse than thousands

Trustees performed their par, of the con- rubbing up his ambition to go to Con-

,ng cracked'' the wLudc" by &*** *°m ,th®

ient ancl

Superintendent of the Mint

ttt this

ti,D®

mg with globes, maps, charts. &e. Again has not yet been confirmed, and a few cy. In conclusion, he expresses his

1S33 this LuGrange

tions with her young lady students because was a resident at or near Ripon, lond common faith, and even that of Oenthoso with whom she hoards arc not on in-

jfic

county. Wisconsin, where he

competent who takes no pride in the efforts made the acquaintance 01 Jennie to 1 Another Improvement in Lafayette, made lv those directly under her charge, woH,

thcn

correspondence was kept up between goods of Levering & Co. could not be them, he. meantime, visiting Minne- suited any where. Fine sable, mink sota twice to renew his youthful vows,

while he was teaching school at his and most elegant suits of seal skin home. In the year 1S60 he distin-

guished himself by assisting a mob to niuffs and collars beaver and otrer forcibly liberate oneS. M. Booth, then I f0I- gents, fine imported gloves &cr lawfully held by the Uuited States These make up their large holiday authorities, from the Custom-house in

Milwaukee. He also was one of the leaders of the mob that defied the Federnl authority and raised a rebellion against the Federal courts and their officers, oven to the driving of West—LaFayette Journal. the United States Marshal from the city

Whto the war broke out 0. H. La

weeks at & time, not until the ditat was so Grange was chosen Captain of Com-

tliick the scholars could be tracked to their pany B, Fourth Wisconsin Infantry.! "j^ ~y~

After the regiment was organized at Racine, LaGrange sent an urgent reqest to Miss Stowell to come to him at once, and they would be married. Against the advice of family and friends she complied, and they were married on the 11th day of July, 1861,1 by the chapltin of the regiment, and

the presence of

of Conip&oy B.

Immediately after the ceremony, the

newly-made wife returned to her

WEEKLY REVIEW—CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1869.

mac campaign. A year sftei this be was tnkeD, through the iofluence of Edward Daniel?, who was another of tho mob above mentioned, anjil made Major of the First Wisconsin Gaavlry.

Several times during the war he visited bis wife at her father's in Miu-

ncsot and also at |is home iD ip0D

Whose fault was that lours or ours, that ip,»i 2 they became disgusted? And now let me During ISoJ, however, he me$ somesay. no person ever wanted to control you inhere ID the bouth, with awoEnan in where you should board, what Sabbath- mach suited to hi9 mind. This woman school you should Attend, or to what church you should belong. You know this as well a* I do. AdTice was given to you in the matter, and nothing more. The "man of threats" did it for your good, for his good.

had. at various times, been blessed with that convenient appendage?known as a husband. This '•lady-' went the rounds of the mess until ail were in-

his mistress, and she was known as such to the officers of the.whole brigade.

When ho returccd from the war he traversed Wisconsin, making loil speeches. to the great delight of the

...... party of great moral ideas, always! ty-five cent* as tuition for his little girl for taking this "lady' with him, while hi? reciting arithmetic. English grammer. a wife was still with her father in Minreading lesson thrown in occasionally, was an outrageous charge, and asking it in advance an insult. You said that you had made a mistake when you came to see me, that the bill was onlv nine dollars and a

nesota. Finally became to Albany. New York, and took a six months' law course, the expenses of which were

quarter, whereupon I paid it, knowing that paid by his mistress, gaining the uiQDey by plying her usual trade. His wife was still ignorant of his infidelity. At the expiration of his term he returned to Minnesota where he made all ar rangement.? to take his wife with him

A. Stanford & Co. had had you on their store books for three times that amount for nearly four months. I took it for an insult, knowing your bill had not been paid us more than one month previous to the dun you sent us.

lesiaent oi nastings, ana is re-

The foregoing arc simply facts, and

will be sworn to by a hundred responsible residents of Hastings, Minnesota. Among those who can and will furnish most damaging proof of LaGratigc's conduct is lii3 own sister. who spends most of her time with her brother's alllicled wife, like a good Samaritan, casting such sunshine .*« she can across-the poor wife's pathway.

LuGrauge is still living at San Francisco, with his harlot mistress, having nerer been divorced from his wife, and will undoubtedly stick to it, as it most likely to gain him '-loyal" favor.—Pomroys Democrat. "f

The New York Tribune publishes a rejoinder from Greeley to General Butler's reply to his former letter oij. universal amnesty and universal suff

rage. Referring to General Butler's

opinion that some half dozen, more or less Confederates should have sufferedj" exemplary punishment, Mr. Greeley!

says: "When five more years of! peace shall have intervened, I am quite confident you will consider that two or three examples would have been enough and after the .lapse of five more years you will be satisfied that to have strung up, in lfSGii. him who was your choice for President, in lfSGa, would have answeied the purpose." He refers to many historical precedents to show that severities

uiperinteuJaut of the after a war do uot serve to save or perpetuate power. "Tn sbort." he says,

La-

There is nothing about this La-j

thc

of his political ronfrsres who have that the conqueror in civil feud, who been put in high position, but still he has glutted hi., vengeance, stands often has an interesting hijtorv, and ns he is

... ,. cites Tennessee and the overthrow of

0,1 Democratic

conduct. It would no longer blow. Vou o' California, we may as well post his proscriptive policy, and impeaches the contract*'! to keep the house in good repair, u^titueiits tu f'ttiuro. that they may policy of a sweeping disfranchise-!

"onf^on written all over

the face of history. It seems to mo that 'pride goeth before destiuctiou

ve near Da

downfall. lie

bHcail thero a an in

Stat.C stance of the

legitimate fruits of a

proscription, as leading inev-

oefeut ol Dcut, II regards aa

vindication of the more liberal poll

pleasant confidence that, as passions cool and

wrath abates, thousands who havo cursed will thank him for what he has I done and dared in resistance to their I own sanguinary impulses, and joyfully trusts that this will become at last the

i»

era ut er

a little miss of twelve years. r,

himseli.

i«

ncxt

ing the nest two years engaged to be gently sold to our go ahead hat men, married when they should

nrrIve :,t

In 1S54. Mr. Stoweil, the father of: four-story building, thirty eight feet tho young ladv, removed to the vil- wide and running back the same depth" in Minnesota, taking

50 and 52 Third street

to Uosser's building, were re-

Levering & Co., who, we understand,

proper age. will put up, nest season, a handsome

Roasers. This will make one of

.. ,. ... .the best store-rooms in our city, and bis family with him. Miss Jennie them.

we congratulate Levering & Co. upon

among them. th purchase of so handsome a piece During the

years" intervening be-i property. There is no firm in our »i. .• city who deserve or require better tween the time ot leavins isconsin, ...

0Use am

quarters. They are a liberal and live

all kinds of furs, and the richest

Astrackhan, lamb, skin, sacks,

les. in addition to all the very new-

est things in hats and caps. Citizens of the Wabash,

we have

the

a Bourbon

among u?, and that man is Levering

king pin among the hat men of

LIVEBY.

SALE & FEED STABLE

I would respectfully announce that I am now prepared to accommodate the publice with th best outfit in the way of livery teams to be found in the city. I have the

BEST TRAINED HORSES,

and the finest

BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES

".i ii Charges are always reasonable. Stock men. wilt IQ

Sill

my fire-proof briek stable ap excellent place

for sellingor keeping horses being in the (center of the city, near the Cout House.

A fius b0 and from aU

father's home in Minnesota, and he Railroad Train. went with his regiment on,the Acco- deoSJ'^tf, ,.. ... I.C. BBITTOX.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYEES.

XJOTICE Tisjherebf jpven that .the following \Pl rate of t** was levied on the tax duplicate of the city of Crawfordsville Montgomery county, Indiana, for the I year 1980, (and placed in my bands for collection, and if not paid on or before the Third Monday in April. 1870, the same will b» collected with penalty, interest and co?». by distress and sale of property: On each 3100 of property, personal and real.S 30 On each Poll Oneaeh Male Dogs 1 JO On each Female Dog 2 CO

Wilnosf my band, thisSOth day of December. 1969. W*. BURBRIDGE. dec25w3 Treasure^.

WASHING MACHINE.

STANNABD'S

WASHING MACHINE

PKJ8J8

PATENTED JUNE IS.

WHAT

to California, but finally changed his \F BEING ALL DAY WASHING, by V/ the old fashioned process, when by tactics, and deserting her, tookj his mistress. Last fall he was a candidate for Grant elector in that State, and now is Superintendent of the Brabch Mint. If any one has earned these thing? by a faithful performance of all the rillianies that make a man a good member of the God-and-morality party, then that man is Oscar Hugh LaGrange.

Mrs. Jennie LaGrange (his wife) is trial, and if you are not thorougnly v..t 'i i-Psident r,r rTaotince and is re-

t0 bP rctur

spected and sympathized with by a will be refunded. Machines for sale by l\ large circle of true friends. Among I

ftJ?e,Al

ol 1,1

THE us*:?!

using one of Stannard's machines the same amount of work can be performed in liaif an hour. This machine does away entirely with the wash tub, wash board and pounding barrel is easily operated, a child twelve years of age having all the strength necessary to work it is self adjusting: will wash the'smallest lace collar or the largest quilt, and does its work perfectly. It neeefs no recommendation. A few trials are all that is necessary to convince the most skeptical that it is superior to all other machines ever offered to the public. All we ask is a fair

vinoed tliat is a!1 ,h lt is

recommondcd

tho machine and the monev

""d jnanufacttircr, Craw

jJ5 fordsville, Indiana, Territory for sale on term* to Htiit purchasers. dee2tfwJ

all her acquaintances, either in Wis cousin or Minnesota, there cannot one be found base enough""to breath a single word against her character. Her treatment by her "loyal'' husband has Greatest AUCtiOIl Sales almost broken her heart, aud has seriously undermined her health, yet she thinks of him only with that contempt which his conduct merits.

AUCTION.

eri-id tvill tfomm jneo in CnwtVdsville,

Tuesday, January 1870.

No. 0 COMMERCIAL HOW.

TUe jf.K.Jj to tie sold sre uf the

FINEST QUALITY

Hllil will bp kllul-kl-.l llu»!l tu till!

HIGHEST BIDDER!

dteS5vv I ••DAVIS JO.NKS.

GROCERIES.

$500 REWARD

To any person that will find one quarter of a pound of Whito uarth or Tarolbia, in nny (Tnnduy or Susiirthat I sell. I "ell

Pure Candy

iN'P

Pure Sugar.

I have this day received one hundred

RAT-TERRIER DOGS

they are splendid do?*, nnd as meat [is very high they will do very well to eat.

1 have also 800 packages of X. .Strongs A Co."a

CASH PRIZE CANDY!

TO DISPOSE or.

FRESH OYSTERS EVERY DAY.

PAUL HUGHES.

d-eMwl

the man who cau't buy

MILLINERY.

Miss F. M. Baldwin.

Having received my

Fall and Winter Stock

MILLINERY!

1 Selected by myself iIn New Vork City, with

view to the wants and tastes of the ladies I of t'rawfordsville and vieinty.

I invite all to

Call and

Examine Tliem.

Oct. 10. Is09

HOTEL.

RICHARDSON HOUSE.

Corner Washington and Market Street*.

One Square North of Court House

CBAWFOBDflVILLF, INDIANA.

Z. B. RICHARDSON, Proprietor

le aa4 fr«ai all Traiat.

February 30 lS69y

BAKERY.

GRAND OPENING

(if every ilescriptum, and uf th» All kinds of

Keiiismler tl:i ii tho

GREATEST AICTION SALE

and will Ci.utuiue until Satui'daf the rih.

0 bd 0 N a

N a

t?d

NO. 3 MAIN STREET.

This new ecmblfohmcnt is imw i.jien f.r bu-inei,'

Fivsli Bread, Crackers, Takes,

Pies, Hot Coffee. Oysters, etc., etc.

Furnished at all Hours,

GROCERIES

A young man who was raising blood, and quiet weak nnd sick, has by the use of two bottles been much Improved, and is able to do little at his work.

A young man to whom I recommended a trial of it, who has had a bad cough' and much pain in his lungs for mouths pastjand unable to get good rest and'sleep, has commenced [taking it, and now using the fourth bottle with great benefit. He .said to mo on a recent visit, he would no do without it.- He is hoping, (and reasonably it seems to ine.l to be able to resume, his work agin. Very respectfully, and gratefully yours.

CI1AS. A. ROL'DllY. 1 City Missionary.

J.N.HAUUIS .* CO.. .-sole Proprietors. Cincinnati: Ohi'i. JCr'riold by all Druggists.=OI .Sold Hv E. J. Binford A Hro., T. \V. Fry Co.. Ib.bert Krout.Motfetti Boe, Crawfordsville. declS'C9m3

KNITTING MACHINE.

The Amoriciin Family

KNITTING MACHINE!

presented to the public the most I

Simple, Durable, Compact Cheap I

Knitting Machine ever Invented

PRICE, ONLlY $25

This machino will run

'ithor backwurJ or re

ward with equ:il facility

Makes the same Stitch as by Hand, but far superior in every re-pect.

Will Knit

nnd do perfect work. leaving every knot on the insideof tbe work. It will knit a pair of stocking (any size) in less than half nn hour. It will knit

Close, Open Plain or Ribbed Work

with any kind of coarse or fine woolen yarn or cotton silk, or linen. It will knit stocking* with double heel and toe, drawer*, jacks, smoking cap?, comforts, purses, muffs, fringe, afghans. nubia?. under3leeves. mittens, skating capj: lamp wicks. maU,cord, undershirt, shawls, jackets, cradle blankets.leggins.su'penderi writers, tides, tippets turfted work, and in fact, un endless variety of articles in everyday use. a11 as for ornament

Can be made by anyone with the American Knitting Machine, knitting stocking.de., while expert operators can even make more, knitting fancy work, wbich always commands a ready sale. A serson can readily knit from twelve to fiffen pairs of stocking per day, the profit on wbieb will be not less than forty cents per pair.

FARMERS

Can sell their wool at only forty to fifty cents per pound but by getting the wool^ made into yarnata small expense, and knitting it into socfojtwo or three dolnrs per pound can be re-

On receipt of $25 we wili forward a machine as ordered. We 'wish to procure active Agents in every section of tbe United States and Canadas to whom tbe most liberal inducements will be ofored. Address

AMERICAN KSITTIXO MACHINE CO.. deell'Ww4 Boston, Mass., or St Louis Mo.

£00 Sets Fur**,

lo-:t iuality.

FAMILY PROVISIONS

kept nn hand, besdes a heavy stock of

Confectionery

AM)

CANNED FRUITS.!

The puMiciiro rospwi'tivt-Iy invited tuciill.

COUGH! COl'Oll! COUGH

James Mack Co.

BALSAM.

.Spurn Worthless Nostrums.

Use that which is Good!

TRY FIRST

ALLEN'S LUNG BALSA

Boston, Massachusetts, l'eburary 19.18C9. Messrs.

Davisit Sos—Ge.nts: The !pack-

ase of "Allen Lung Halaam" you sent to me to use among tho afflicted poor in my city missionary work, ,has proved very acceptable and useful. It has gnno into several families, nnd with remarkable effect in every instance.

One woman has been restored from what her pysician pronounced consumption, after several months'sickness with cough, creat pain in tho lungs and prostration, so that she in able now to do house work and assist in tho support of her family, and with care continued uso of the lial— sara she expects entire restoration.

Anoter person a young woman to whum 1 suvo onobottlo. has received great benefit, so that her cough, wbich is of months standing: is getting better, and she has purchased a second bottle, and has ever indication of a speedycure,

8ELLINO OFF AT COST.

GREAT CLOSING OUT

SALES AT COST!

lOO Pairs Woitioiis* Fiu« Shoes,

400 Pairs Meus" and Boys' Boots,

Can sell'an improved lot near the College.' New house of three rooms, good well, etc. Some beautiful forest trees on the lot. Price St.K*».

Can sell a splendid stock farm of 3-J0 ncrcs seven miles couth of town lOOacrei in eultiva-. tion. balance well set in blue grass. Running water, good buildings and fine timbei. Price SO'o 1

20,000

'Stitches

in One Minute,

well

Calf and Thick boots, Custom-Made,

At Cost to Close out Stook.

2000 YARDS CARPET,

A/r COST.

h-ales to Commence

Saturday," December 11, 1869,

And continue until all of these Good are

Crawfonlsvillts ImliitHa.

As'ail Expectorant it hats HO Equal TTAIVNa taken nutafcommissionnaTfOTAII RY PUBLIC, lo xpect, in addition to

7011 the benefit of those who are aiTlieteil wiih the practice of law ami the collection of ovcrnconsumptive tendencies, we make tho fob 1 ment claim*, to dn business as a

AffSyrthe^ M&^'offe^r105 Conveyance and Real Estate Agent/ Carriages, Buggies,

lJerson». therefore, having Deeds. Mortgages-J 1 or other Legal Instruments to execute or wish. ing to rent, sell or buy, town property, or tarms, aro respectfully invited to give me a call.

I have now in my hands, for sale on reasonable 1 terun, a large amount of property consisting of vacant town lots, improved town lots, improved farms and Western land*

I can sell vacant lots in lluijhe Addition to tho citv of Crawfordsville at prices ranging from

S130 to 350 each, and give a liberal credit, wlinn desired, to purchaser.-: on three fourths of the purchase money

This addition is situated near tho .(.ollese Orove, in one of the most desirable locations of the city and the lots are offered upon such reasonable terms that any person my secure fori himself a home.

Can sell a valuable hom* and lot near the business part of the city. House has fivo rooms and hall, dry cellar, wood house, etc. Splendid cistern aud stable on the lot. Also, a fine variety 1 of large ami s»Ml fruits, beside vhiide and ornamental trees. Price fO.lOO.

O S E O IJ

Graliam

•i ii. t* u. «3.

RTIAT, ESTATE AGENCY.

W. BRITT03f'S Real Estate Agency,

nrt ust

Can sell 3',' .i-rej of ground in the south Pi of the city with new foame Imuse on it. Just finished at con of 3li,0Q0. A !rood Price SilOO.

ituated.

Can sell a desirable hon-e and lot on Walnut street. House story arid a half of six rooms, cellar cistcrn. stable, outhouses, shrubbery, I fruit etc. price $2,000.

Can sell a house and lot situated in less than a 3quare of the Court House for ?UOO. 1 Can sell a very desirable improved corner lot liMxHG feet new cottage house, five rooms,: good cellar.splendid well,out houses. Ac., shade trees and fine fruit. Price. $2,000.

Can sell l' 0a ercs of good land within two and one-half mtlcs of tho city, on the lino of the 1

East and West railroad: acres in a good state tl „„i.

an(

to acres of splendid timber,'

of cultivation. thrco dwcolling house.* on the laii'l. 1 rrcf? per acre. A bargain.

The above is only a Jtnal! portion of tin property in my hands for sale. Persons desir'ng to invest in any kind of Real Estate will, I think, find it to their interest to call and «ce :oe before purchasing elswhere.

W. H. URITTO.V. ATTY

OfTice 2d Floor Washington Hall. Crawfordsville Indina. (uugTT/jy

SHERIFF'S SALE.

virtue of an Kx'oution. to mr directed, from the Clerk of tho Common I'leas Court, of Montgomery County. Stato of Indiana, in fa- 1 vor of John M. Allison issued to mo as Sheriff of I said County. I will exposetto sale at public auction and outcry, on SATURDAY, the 8th day I of Januaiy. 1?G9, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and 4o'clock p.m., of said da7,at the Court House door, in the City of Crawfordsvillo. Montgomery county. Indiana, the rents and profits, for a term not exceeding seven years, of tno following described Heal Ktate in Montgomery county, Indiana, to-wit: A fractional part of the northeast quarter of section nineteon i9}.in township seventeen north of range three (3 west, and boundod 83 follow* Beginning thir-ty-five (35) rods and four and (•!.'•) links north of the southwest corner of said quarter seetion, runging thence north tbirty-ono 3i rods and ten [10] links, thence eaH twenty-six (iG) rods and fourteen links to the center of the L.. I X. A. C. It. K., thence southwest along said center said of R. R. thirty-one (31)poles and ten (10) link to the p'.ace of beginning, containing'

T-l ___ hp» (hi a -p* __ I tate to satisfy a judgment for S5I9.43 together Vou will know what your Priie is before you TfllTl q0 LO tpiu UGx Uay I with interest and costs, without nny relict from payforit. Any pnze exchanged for aaoth er of valuation or appraisement lawf. the samo value. S Blanks. Our patronslcan

d^cJ.lWJwl

Said real estate taken as the property ofi dejpend on fair dealing. Hiram Stewart,

H. E. rilDEXKR.

Sheriff of Montgomery County.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

JOT1CE is hereby given that I have been apf mission, ator of the e.'tati of Montgomery coo supposed solvent.

pointed administrator Daniel II. Seev---deceased. .Said

Bro,

CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.

('r i\vfnrdsvillo Cnrrinzc Wasron NA'orks.

nnd

DOHERTY & DEIGHTON-

xSl'y'.KTl'HKKM OF

KllLKIE^. NPRIXG.

FARM tVAMOXSOF ALL KINDS

W I 1

.Sarvor'.s Patent Wheel,

Thus oVitaniiig the full strength of the spoke, instead of the tenon, as under the old Btye.

All other inprovement adding to beauty or durability adopted as soon Jus discovered. Wo proposo not to be lunder-fole anywhere for. till quality of work.

Shn,, ,'/, ,\V Hnek, O/i/iofitt t/f Center Church, WaihtwHon Street.

ratvfonlsvillo, In (liana.

Old Work Made New.-

Ii-|»uiriax Done lu order,

ll'voi/, lU'fkiimtln/ij, J'uui (my, Trimming.

(UtJ:

j' Will lake Old Vrblrle* In exchange for Mew Work.:

nrpReinember the place, Washington street rppo"ite Center Church. DOHERTY 4 DKIOHTON.

Iiiarf'Cflyloct. l'i.

GIFT PRIZES.

Great Distributions!

By tho Metropolitan Gift Co.

C.-i^h flifts to tho Arnouut of S500.000.

EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PIZE. Ca«h Oifn each 930.W0 10 10.1100 •i) 5.000

•10

1.000 MO?

3fi0 ... 170 5 •V) Klegant Rosewood I'ianoi. each $300 to 8100 75 Melodeons. each 75 to 1°° 35o Sewine Machines 255' 500 Gold Watches 5 to 300 Ca^h l'rizes. Silverware, Jlc.. valued at 1,000.000

A chance to draw any of the abovo Pnrej for 25 cents. Tiikets deicribing Prixes are tealed in Envelopes and well mixed. On the receipt of 25c a Sealed Ticket is drawn, without ehole*.

five'5 acrcj more or less, to be sold to satisfy and sent by mail to any address. The prise snid Execution. Interen and Costs, and if the I named upon it will be delivcd to the ticketholdsame wili not brin? a num sufficient to satisfy cr on payment of One dollar. Priies are imsaid Execution. I will on the same day. at the I mediately sent to any address by express or resame place, offer the fee simple of saidlteal Es- I urn mail.

epe RefbrenTes—Wo select the ^following from many who havo lately drawn aluable Priies, and kindly permitted us to publish them An. drowj. Burns. Chicago. SIO.OOO Miss Clara S. Walker. Baltimore. Piano. 5800 James M. Mat* thews. Detroit. $3 000 John T. Andrews, Savannah. $5,000 Miss Agnes Simons, CharlestonPiano, S600 We publish no names without per-

Ortvtoss of

ALBERT PIGGGOT

NOTICE. I

LL persons indebted to Curtis Jt Bro. are re-1 ^"1. quested to call at the room over the ota stand and settle their accounts. I deel3'89w CL RTI3 BRO

tue

PitE33—"The firm is rellablo

May?"'"we k«?iw know^emWa fL"rte

iiW?HTPIf r.r.OT ing firm'."—X. Herald, M*j'-M. A friend of Administrator.

ing ours drew a J50 pi ceived."—D aily News, JuneS

Head for Circulars. Liberal (inducements to Agents S*tisfaetiion guaranted. Everjr pae»: age of Sealed Envelopes contains ONE CASH 01 FT. Six Tickets for »1 15 for 35 for 110 for $15. All letters should baMdrasi to. b»R. W1 novl3.'09wl2

LLSONJkCO.,

1W Broadway. New

York,