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STATE TICKET.

For Secretary 6/ State.

NGRMAN1KDDY. of St. Joseph County.

For Auditor

ij-'

State,

JOHS C. SHOEMAKER, tf Perry Conr.tr.

For Treattrer of Slate,

JAMES B. RVAX. of Marion County.

Ftr Attorney General.

MR.

JOXR

pseudo radical aspirants

BROTHER

Jj-

BAYLKSS W. BANNA. of Vigo County.

Fur Superintendent oj Public Imtruetion.

illLTON' B. HOPKINS, of Montgomery ouciy

For Judgei of Supreme Cmri.

JAMES L. WORDEN.of Alien "Coanty. ALEXANDER C. DOWXEV. of Ohio County. SAMUEL H. UCSKIRK, of Monroe Coanty. JOHN PETTIT, of TIppeewuK Coanty.

iiomerj county in the next Conpres-

*ional Convention.

«r r. .i

reverend gcntlemeu, of the Republi

can party in this District, have fougrcfisional aspirations.

l)i 1.1.v Wilson, of Lafnyette. in

forms us that Lew Wallace will not bo

able to use that secret political organi zatiou know a- the

his favor in the next Iladie.il Congves-

sionn Convention.

W hnvc bccn

... ..

to be a candidate lor ougress. 1 hese

GODKRY

preached ai the

M«thodist Church last Sunday eve

ning, and prayed better than ever, llii supplications to the Throne of

(jrac« sit heavy on the souls of our town Radicals who denounce him as a

.^•political preacher, an aspirant for Congress," whom all good !od fearing

rads should shun.

UADBCAI. candidates for county of

fices ure becoming as thick as black berries in August. The prospejt of

securing the nigger vote of the county •i has turned nearly every other radical voter in the county into an oflice

seeker.- The niggers themselves are amazed the grasping disposition manifested ay their white brother^.

The Progress or Negro Equality. A

uegro has been appointed Cadet at Wept Point. By virtue of his education, be will at the expiration of

his term be authorized to command a

beria. A negro is 11 nited States Sen-

utor from Mississippi. Negroes have beeu chosen to the present House of

Representatives, and at the next elec-

tion they will, doubtless, be as plenty

as blackberries. Thus the idea of the

entire etjuality of fhe races, if not the

politically, but socially, is being push-

ed forward by the Administration ofj ..

inauguration of the Abolition move-

uient Being foreseen, it was denoun-

ced. Those who sustained negro

emancipation denied it. They claimed that uo such events would follow the

abolition of slaverv—that they were not for political and social equality. Remits havo proved, and are proving,

how false all this was, and how true were the charges made at the time of

the iuecption of the anti slavery crusade. There has uevcr been, from the

beginning, but one halting placc in

the career of African emancipation, if,

ntc

accept its doctrines (which we do

not.) and that is the practical inisce-

The I'hlrago Tribune aud

Morton.

lt is to be regretted

iiccouut, that Senator have made a speech at the Indianapo

lis Couventiou antagonistic to the plat "form adopted by the Republicans of In

ive

Senators effort is one of the weakest

we have ever seen. Regarded as au

"Houds at l'ar"—Tlie Triumph Administration

Souie of the Radical papers joiciog over the fact that istratiou of Grant has raiseit tne

ernment amount

irjlorcbi from ..he Government 8200

rr• nnr.

BI'TLER claitnes Mont-

ILoN. G. S. OttTH, T. W. Fry, J. M. 87C0 surplus over that which went out

diifitriorsly circulate.] b) certain —•—, too long have men. unworthy of any sort

nQ COU(

,. nu 1 .r 1 1 1 -r -i.

tariff. Wo presume, however, that

•this nnta^onisiu will not be of long Q']

then and there. Regarded as an ],

been very badly used. He has got The St. Loui*

him the fa ee Ot

IH.s

(irand Army,''in

dollar, ffe refuses to take it. and the

requested by a prouii. l.'iTbo'nTat pi with'^U! .^Thu?, iMt ^make'llldr'

uiittt Republican ol thm city, to state were to be paid now. the account would commodity in the market. Whenever one that Hon. 1. S. Orth lias uot declined island "f

eiyC(l r)ml th

reoortsrwe are assured are beini? in est in seven years lu that way are many tattered repur™

n,,

lT'i'i!i

cl!

000 more than the people were legally party." cr morally bound to pay. The five- I

twenty bonds do uot ask for gold. They can be paid in currency valued at no more than tliey were worth ur-

They pa}' for the increase, but they do not. receive it. [t, goes to the inorie tary and aristocratic lords of iOuropc

and to the wealthy cotton .^pinners,

company of whites. This proves the payment. Kvery step it took in that benefit of the colored race, that a six-

ani 0

\vus this Administration.

Mr. Orth

Declines.

an iat IC ias ,:u au u,clv ew

with iMt :,,ul that

superiority of the negroes, not only positively declines to bo a candidate for

olectioa.

,i .• will not inarrv vou. my liieltv niaid."

lition of earthly happiness

C(iual f(J thnt of

.«

uef

The

Gov

CODt., payaoie iu goiu. nuuucuu

1U a

gold standard, upon every forty dol-

tt ng own lin

one's own vine aud fig-tree. pity he did'nt find this out some years

pul)lic ius nieau t!ie

State in duo time. Perhaps, if the niatform bad been adopted before the look. speechnras made, he would have doneu'jthing but sunshiue and rose tiut

rt's a

ago. He is vastly better fitted to adorn the trellis of a vine, or the butend of a fig-tree, than a scat in Congress. Or, in the absence of these potnological appurtenances,' he might try a baru-door or a hay stack with advantage, aud do more good to the country sitting on the shady side of cither than as the Representative of his district here. Already there is a warm contest for his succession, but

ig goo(] authorit

for saying that

choice lies between Colonel Wil-

so:i, of .Lafayette, and General Lew

genation of the two races. Wallace. It is not much of a complimeut to Wilson to say that lie is better

Senator I fitted than Wallace for the office the

truth is, he is a man of marked abili-

1. 00 l.» o«» I ty, and v.ftlj more thus, the average cucli trees are good Morion should lUdio.1 l.one.lv. A. lor Ucueral «»»•«»'•. arc 1 1 *.1 1 :i:k„_„ 1.,,, liOt. lhe acid eouditiou of the sap i.ewis I should tluuk his military lau ,.

1- 1 r.

f,vnr nf 'nrotociion the i\ I hundred aud seveu head ol cattle daiargument iu fa\or ot protcclion, me

conni 1{I oril)

ni"

tod Status bonds at par in gold. Now,

soiac

in 1QM Vr A a bondholder of the Republicans in that region are few. many. Iu lbbJ -lr. A., a oonunoiucr, .T

lars lent there was six dollars paid, u*VJlSiSu

that is, fifteen dollars a hundred. As jt3 character preci«ely, but it is so palpable

a 1

.* oi

die on hta tongue, said to me the other day

gold than he loaned to it. on this subject: *Tliere is not & member of But this does not tell the- whole story,

holy

That i" #80 a "ear or ®5f0 in «ev-n

years. This, added to the 8200. makes with tho RonnldiMT. nanv nr* „nw mll-in*

itler, W. C. uson, and two or three of his hands. He has uot, therefore, aminlly'ftsltilif-«l it® mi«ion ic and "ood barg-tins. Self-Abuse.. 4c. By ROBhRl J.Ct.MKI.-

his principal back, with nearly twenty tratioD is painfully agitated at the

per cent, in addition. But still he has rascality prevailing in its party, and

'tack* when tliev were worth, not I'oriv tlmmfielreH rich in the nritiie of lov

CCDli, which ... tile ^.i. when he ,.~

Dnnocrat

art

li.oft K- I lotions patched. After that fasliion f,uiie

For 81.000 there is to be repaid 'V' themselves ofF'npon -pt 's... the people »i« patriots, and fastened them14./ (.0 in seven years. I his is

flelvoa lpcJ.,|flR on |h

1,1 lovu Wl,!

gentleman

N0 )0ily ftsPil y*0II

the Republican party. It was long According to the ('ounW, .Mr. rth •go forseen by those who opposed the

is mprosj

the idea that there

sonorous vibration. If this were so,^

an t,lin

rels were cnouuh to satisfy an ordinary 1 t. 1 ,i ir„,„„ its water into many volumes 0 its con- 1 ambition. It makes ntt!e uilfereuce,

1 1 .1 i:„.i stitucnt passes, hydrogon-aud oxygen however, who gets the Radical nomi- jn. nation. Demoe empty

diana. The platform declared lora rev- nation, it it is not reinforced by a 1 .1 »i such trees. 1 believe the urcat heat 1 rx I* 1 1 11 1 1. ,, iUL-ll IIUUS.

enuo tariff—the Senator for a protect- democratic blunder, itwnl be ut aa by such lightning depends ,1 empty honor, lhe Democrats havo 1 1

vo 0 un0U) in the dl!:trict t0 carry

le on

duration. We call to mind the fact have discretion enough to put a man that Senator Morton wa? very slow in in the field who cm poll them all. discovering the political heresies of MACK. •Yudrcw Johnson and the financial heresies of Oeorgc 11. Pendlet.iu, hut, Snffoeatlng Part) Utnosphere. nevertheless, catne out right in tliej The outlook does uot present the f*' end. We doubt uot he will get iuto j,| asantest of nrospects to many Reharmony with his friends iu his own

]y question is whether they

passing rapidly through the

air, as cannon aud rifle shot and fall-i

ing meteoric stones, would produce a sharp report. I think the vacuum coiucs from another causc, and one purely chemical.

i"r

course is decomposed hydrogen, mix

ing with atmospheric air, is ignited by electric heat, or perhaps the heat of friction, producing an explosion aud a, track of fire along the whole electric course. It is a fact of common observation that lightning more often strikes aud more violently rends trees that contain the most acid sap, such as black and white oak, elm, hemlock, etc., (beech and luaple bciug almost

., I materially assists the decomposition of

,i 1,.. hence the most perfect destruction of

others note ugly clouds and the consumes, according to regulation, tuo

the Boston 1). ut,•}„,.nunuJ

0l,Jent of

attempt to demolish one of the plauks a lciigiou? joniii.il, wiiting Ji-gJ thousaud persons, lhe soldier to tbo Democratic State Platform, it from Washington says-

the foU(miDg mournfu] strain

UfllC\U lllC 11 tilL

"'ore upon rapidchemical changes,

uch as decomposition and combustion thau auy property cf heat possessed by elcctricty. The report, too, compared with all better understood phenomena, is oue of detonation.

STANDINC,

irt oat

While Senator Morton sees I h'c?'1

army is a great burden

to the producing and laboring population. In France, it is chaiged, the

a l1

of tlesh for food is caused

maintained by the army, which

A Republican corres- amount of beef

has more of the elements of valor -Thcro will be found to have been no lit- Fancy what a change it would make thau of discretion."

"There is an element in the political at- brew, witll only

ig n0

Amount. In seven yearn, from 18G3 to floor of either House, either in support of

1870, that interest is equal to 84,200.

Ju defenge from outeide

Thus Mr. A, has already received in I guished Senator who in a)l. the rui .vol-!linos.

'.V- J.ven tins lar^e amount oi Deei

seems a

ch«\ngo takes placc. There begins to be covery has just been made in the re^

suspicion that all is not well. Several jQU

let us see who has cause for jubilation, JJJ®™1^are^m of the ancient Moabites. The object the privileged few or the tax-paying ju p]accat the South, the days of the rule js

the Government vlt,000 in green- ^Vashinglon Correspondent of ty lines io lenght, beginning with,•••!. backs, when they were worth forty Adininistratioii^ Mesa, son of Chamos. Mesa was a 'cents on a dollar in gold.

tntltng supply lor four hun-

not only consumes, but fails to produce,

jie peaj sjen j|e

tnow it s5r know

.IB /.

in that body, has hold a bri-

doos not wish well to Presi-

ent rft

His %4,000 lias been exempt from the there it not a particle of enthusiasm, and two per cent. State and local taxation.

nt and his Administration: vet

little cordial feeling in it? behalf in

1 ie ena,e

He is undoubtedly correct.

im uii ui|iuuiiuu pan} .wc iio»» i.iiRuig

NEW SERIES—VOL. XXI, 28 CRAWFORDSVILLE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, INDIANA, MARCH 12.-1870/

(Admiuis-

car

J* to n«l oi the ihs^mce inflicted

jHJraut Aiimiiii.- tration, hearkenitiL' 'o »P"« creatures who •steal the livery of

lhem

(W,

llica

the complaiuts and confess

ions run: Baseness among meu in high places in the Republican party in

iginally, viz. forty cents on the dollar. 'be South—no enthusiasm on the floor We do noi deny that there has been of cither House in support of the measan exploit in this matter, but it is a

U10s 0

sorry one for the people. Mow many .. a a 1 them hold these bunds, which have thus, uuder a hoi house process, nearly quadrupled themselves iu value in the short space of seven years?

Adttiinistration. or in its

ittack—men wtio

make their Republicanism a valuable commodity in the market, and get their tottered repudiations patched by raising a loud hue and cry about their loy

alty. Such is the party demoralization

,CseutC| :lt

national bankers and merchants of departure. Ni New Vork and New England. The looks gloomy. Administration deserves the thanks of •these little classes. They can say to sixteenth AiMCiitlment to the rmMlfuit, "Well done, thou good and faith tlon. ful servant." But the people have a The Heynioiu Republican

right to visit their fiercest indication ,]oes not appear to bo altogether and strongest expletives upou it.. It!. ., was the duly of the Administration,

^'e threshold ol the''new wonder the future

»cgro

instead of trying to raise the securi- Republican party. It its last, ties of the few, to increase the mono number it proposes "for the peace and tary facilities of the many for their welfare of the country, and for the

.I,„II

Aud now comes the editor of the Section '1. No person of African do-

Lafayette vVr, who deposeth and

departure ol

v„ „i:"-n ,i

1 11 ljc cIl I,,Ie a 3 a

J'«or in ihe

I uited States, except iu cases where

one of bis own race is to be tri

Thunder and lightning. i:^| The commonly accepted (lieory of': thunder is, that lightning, in passing

through the air, separates it, causing I a vacuum: and the concussion of the recoiling air upon itself sets if, into

terr tor

grgrit block of basalt, upon which

Moabitish King, and coteuiporary with

sphcre in Washington which bodes „raT,hicchanges,and theblock presents

till

?ome. archaic"features not to be found

there were but 84 000 in the loan, it I that one can feel it and breathe it, and it is Phoenician monuments hitherto known. ... »-././» a far more permeating than wc like to admit, The inscription is deciphereable with would be $600 a year upon the entire here

enthusiasm on the

same degree in any of the

imost absolute certainty, aa each

d... TI/\i\sa Attl.Ai. in eiiTinAft rtf ...

wflrd

attaclc. A

senarate(1 hv a nai

the measures of the Administration or xn i- .• ]17Pl"»tfail to

distin-j

'nt

an(1 all

the sente^s are divided

vertical

Two ujove car 1o1!• of the celebrated Cincinnati Rover and Richmond Plow«, just received nt Greg*'* Maromotli Hardware Store. inchl"..' tf

Wanted, everybody to know that Oregg's M.iramoth is olmck full of new

rices

lican partv, in their estimation, has sub- '(5° 'oGregrgs .01 good goods Mental and Physical Incapacity.resultingfrom

not been paid. It is proposed to pay thinks it ni^l) time that it should Pickle Forks*, enn he bought fit Orogg's bougies, instrukients. rines ur enrdia!?. pointing

oona in greon- purse Itself of those who Arc stealing M^romoth iiiiv*Iv.*nre ..toro for lie next which everar sufferer, no matter what his-

ll, I neefl ll:t liillne

i,f tin.l .f so.-l, ,v,r» s„W when pB w», WJA'oUSASfs"°°

,1 1 1. *«,.#. *»,« .1 if par. this is a jr.ie opportunity foi tliose Sentj under sfenl, to any address, in plain enloaned them, but eighty eeuU on the -U ,t na about^ ..»«o fur «„c Hepubl.cai,

ncc linff t0 Sll(vnlv

Heaven to serve the devil? There are Gregg Hardware More. roeliJi if

,!'°-bS?-

W, 8

-uPPeare

a a a a

(iOVCpninont'inter- rai""1? a loud hue and cry about his loyalty.

iCni, m,ei

ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

is accused of any especially offen- Tk*eiT

stvc rnscaltiy, he forthwiui. goes out ami THE GOLD-H2ADBC T^,.

OANB!

On Kxhibifion at

111 \i OR US'

Dltl'G

Wall Paper

lii 1 i:«- eily id :il prices (lie lines.

Lightning is conducted to the earth, I \f.

THE CKAVVIORDSVILLE VVEEkLV REVIEW

STORE.

(JKX. M. !. 3LANSON

and

W3L Ji. ALLACE

llave been selected as the most popular gentlemen in Crnwfordsville, »hi:h of them will yet the CANEon the Eve of

ST. PATRICK'S DAY"?

J51tzi*otliN Hall

to till. v.hen the mccli! wl

Will be thrown open. l'rc balloting will commence.

LIVERY.

HUFF & INSLEY.

LTV BUY SALE & FEED STAttLB

North aide of Market Street, CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.

llave on hand the best of single or double teams, saddle horses, Ae. Also good facilities for earein™ for drovers and sale stock.

MclilS tf

STOCK HOLDERS MEETING.

.A.T THE

COIlViiK liOOK STORE,

ITi'spoIld ith

WINDOW PAPER,

Cmruiins il C'ui'tniH floods.

AMI tiiic in-:.-T

RUSTIC SHADES

That :ue iiiad-

Tl:- way 10 lie •ulinlit-il ill to IMi'TX, i« 10 rail mitt for vonr*rlv«*«.

IJ. A.

l...-ll 1 !l!'.t.

t'ivsh I

Having tried tl ins tau: can siicc

And without making a. long speech we wish it known by all that we will adopt the Cash System on and after the

14th of THIS MONTH

riiiotl.v uilhtM'O to it.

MEDICAL.

febOG w3

ceased.

A LECTURE

TO 1'OrXG MEX

Jn published in a .-ealed envelope. Pricesix cent?.

"Many men who Lave heretofore acted goods, .ind prices marked down to old I cure of Spermatorrhea or Seminni

I.ccliirr on the 'ntnro, Trmtutcnt ami

^eakne-, ^Involuntary Emissions. sexual De-

ih.-u we sold at before tt.e war. hility, and Impediments to Marriage generally.

new political affliations. Thel.epub-! .. ,„ Nervousness. Consumption.. Epilepsey. Fits.

Self-Abn?e. WEI.I. M. I).. Author of '.he "Oreen Book." Ac.

Sell Rogers genuine silver plate The world-renowned author, in thi# ad mini ...

'.. ,. ble Lecture, clearly proves from his own experi-

lable Spoons, tea Spoons Desert spoon?, cnee that the awfni consequenees of Self-Aonse Plate Table Forks. Butte- Knives, and

raa

be effectually removed without medicine. without dangerous Furgical opemtiou?

*r .1 1 °«t & mode of dure atonce certain nnd|effectuftl.

ihomselv^ with this

privntc?" mX 'Va.l'^afly^Tin.™' u:CTult^

BEFebruary,

nnd Jeon

Credit System experience

u-tiiru many thanks.

l-llStolllelS

TO THE

,s engraved the inscription, some thir-

Of Montgomery .oui

PRODUCE

Direct to New Yi.rk City, we wit! E

I3ay

Better

IPrices

'I han any house in the city either iu

Cash or Groceries.

ive uian early call 'j

.#*•-- ni'hl.'tf.

J. J. DAUTEKA CO.

TO 01 SAXn

velopc, on the rceeipt of six cents, or two post?ie stamps. Also Dr Cnlverwell's •'Marriaire fTitidc," price 25 cents. Address the Publishers.

CIIAM. J. C. KI.IIVE&CO.,

1*27 Boircry JVciv Vork, P. O. Iifix 4,5S(i. nov29.lf00.yl

SHERIFFS SALE.

virtue rtf'^wo several executions, to me irected A-uin the Clerk of th'o Circuit Conrt of Montgomery county. State of Indiana, one in favor cffAlferd Roso and the other in favor of Alex. D. tVllin'gsIy issued to me as ShoritY of said Connty, 1 will expose to pale at public auction and outcry, on SA1 t'KDAY Lhe Elh day I of March Ts"0, h.-tween the hours of 10 o'clock a. m,.and4 o'clocirp, in. of said day, at the Court House door, in the city of Crawfordsville, Montgomery county, Indiana. the rents and profits, for a term not_ exceeding seven years, of the following described Real Estate in Montgomery county, Indiana, to-wit: The eust half of the south west quarter of section twenty-nine rMltown eighteen [181 range three [3], to be sold to satisfy said execution, interests and costs, and if the same will not bring a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution, I will on the same day at the same place, offer the fee simple of said Real Estate or 115 much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy two several judgements one for eight hundred and thirty-three and 15—100 dollars and the other for three hundred and three 27—100 dollars

Said Real Estate taken as the property of Joseph H. AVarbington. 11. K.SIDEXER. feb 26 Sheriff.

ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE

is hereby given that on Saturday, the 2d day of April. 1S70. there will bean election held i* the Christian Church in Crawfordsville. Montgomery county, Indiana, for the purpose of electing three trustees for ss^4 Church, li.v order of the Church, Feb 2:1, lt-70.

action in reenrd to the business of said Company

descent shall be eligible to any office as shall see7n necessary and proper. of emolument or trust iu lllC Luitccl Uii behalf of the stockholders. 'States. March 12, leTO.

inch 12 wi

CORNER BOOK STORE.

Yi. Ill-ill! illul lit' luruvsl aSKiil-tllli'lll nL

JAMES «. Sintf.VER. ,7r.

febift4 Clerk.

LfcGAL.

STATE OF IIVOIAIVA, ITIoulgoiiiri-y Count} SS:

STATEMENT respecting the affairs of heUnited States Express Company, made pursuant to an act of the Legislature of the State of Indiana, entitled An Act declaring Express Companies to be common carriers, and providing forthc safety of articles entrusted to their enre," approved March 5, 16S5.

The business of said company is managed nnd its property and effects are owntjd by Seven Trustees, whoso full names aud proper places of residence are as follows, viz 13anford N Barney. Ashbol II. Barney. Nathan II, Stoekwell, Charles P. Thayer, all of New York city Edwin U. Morgan, of Aurora. New York, l)an. 1'. I Eells. of Cleveland. Ohio, and Henry Kip. of Buffalo. New York, The persons interested as cestui que trust are the stockholders of said Company, who change from day to day, and ef whom it is impossible to make an accurate statement, owing to the frequency of such changes.

The capital stock of said United States Express Company is Si* Million Dollars. And we, the subscribers, the Trustees above named, do hereby agree that legal process served u]ion any authorized agent 'of said Company in said County,, shall be deemed and taken 11s good servico npon said Company and ourselves,

In witness wi'creof we have hereto subscribed niir hnn.'s this 'd day of February, A. I). VJ7i),

i).

N. BARNEY.

A. H.BARNEY. CHARLES F. THAYER. N. II. STOCKWELI., DAN P. EELI.L. HENRY KIP. EDWIN B. MORGAN.

Y'^k'

S W

County uf New

Bo itremombercd that on this 3d day of Feb- IsflO f"i £LH.Cl ^llOCS ruary, 1879, before me came DanfordN. Barney I Ashbel II. Barney. Xatlian 11. Stoekwell. Clias. P. Thayer, Edwin B, Morgan, Dan. P. Eells.

Henry Kip, to me personally known and known ..... ...... to be the individuals described iu and who exe- MIK nr. cutedthc forceoing statement and made oath that the foregoing statement, signed by them. I was true according to ttic best of their know-

State of^ Indiana, Montgomery County I. T. X. Myers, recorder in and for said county, certify that the above statement was duly tiled aud recorded on the 17th day of February. 1S70. at 11 o'clock a. in, in miscellaneous record, Xo .» page -I'.l. Witness my.hand this03d da

SALE OP REAL ESTATE.

N'UTICK.miherebyheir

appraisement laws.

inch 10 w-1

FARMERS

•. we wi-h to say that

Perfected Arrangements

I!) which we can .-hip

1 RT"L

a be I A 1 1 I A I W. X.GODDARD. Commissioner for Indiana. in the State and County of New York,

of February. I-~o T. X. MYERS. R. M. Co.

NOTICE TO NON-BESIDBNTS.

STATEOF CVDIAHA, MoiUgoiiierjCouuty} Montgomery Circuit C.,unf Mar.di Term. 1^ William F. Ca.se Lucretia Case Tilman H. Stuton, Minatree Rennington. (Juardinn of Oliver II, P. Staton, Infant Heir of Joseph

Staton. De

Pet i! loll I'mI if,ii

v.-. Petition fur Parti-

George W. Staton. Elmer, Infant liei- of Alvin Staton, Deceased. Albert Bly. Mehnla lily. Cas3ius Bly A LeoiiidaBly. Infant heirs of Margaret Bly, late Margaret Staton, Deceased.and .Ioseph Staton. Infant heir cf Joseph P. Staton Deo'd

it remembered that on tin- tub' day ..f lr-70, the Plain till'-' by Wilson Willson their attorneys, filed in the Clerk's of- ,- ficeof said county, their complaint, in writing. and also the affidavit of a disinterested person setting forth that, the said defendants. Elmer

They are all

first olass

And will be

SOLD CHKAV!

Try Them and See.

Staton. Albert Bly. Mahala Bly. Cassius.Bly. I «•*-.« r«V r» V' I'TI

i(ia3 Illy, are non-residents ot the STV II 1 ^11 1 I Stateof Indiana Now, therefore, notice of the I .ii Si .1 I ."

filing and pendency of this uction is hereby giv en to the said defendants that tlicy may ho and

has taught us that no man who sells on Credit appear on the second day of the next term ot fullv compote with the

Cash. System,

the Circuit Court of said county, beginning at the Court House in the city of Crawtordsville on the Mth day of March, l"7uf and then ana tliTe to answer said complaint.

Witness my hand and the seal

i, of said Court this 11th day 1 .t February. A. D. 1--70, WM. K. WALLACE. feb 10 w-t Clerk.

gi\cn that tbe uii(Ieriiinetl they have removed to

euardiaa of the person and property of Eli rooin^on (ireen street, tb 11. Edward?, minor at lavv of Lli Kdwartld, ton New liank. Their ii«-w

it-tea=eu in accordance with a decree of

deceased, wil

in the year ltiO, in

he Court of Common Picas, of Montgomery up with all the latest modern appliances and

JOHN SMALL

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

"VfOTICE is hereby given that the partnership il heretofore existing between the firm of John J. Darter. W. M. Darter and M, Kound. tree, has this day, Feb, 10, 1^70. been dissolved by mutual consent- M, lioundtree rc-tirincfrom the firm.

The business will hereafter be conUucteil by John J. Darter & Brothers. fehlOTO w3 JOHN J. DAItTEK A CO.

NOTICE.

The estate is probably solvent. EDWAKI) Kfc^S. Executor.

FLOUR SACKS

Millers wanting Hour lion 1(1 rail at thf iTovlew Offlco.

INDIANAPOLIS.

SPRING DRY GOODS.

.The New York Store,

3ST ID I .A. 1ST APOLIS,

E I S I S O N & O

ARE NOW DAILY RECEIVING TIIK1R

SPRING STOCK

XiAMES* lEi^S' ami BOYS' HATS.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

N E W

Our entire Stock is the largest in tha State, and selected specially for the Country Trade. Our prices full 20 per cont. lower than any other house in the business.

N"K\V FTEM.

Wallace & Company's

Boot and Shoo Store, I

Washington Street?

OPPOSITE

WALI-AUi & COMPANV.

\UiHistU.l-~'i!'yl.

MEAT MARKET.

Guthrie & Brother,

(Beef

heruby given that the undesigned last mery

VTOTICEi has been appointed executor of the last will of Margaret Kcy«. late of Mont county, defeased.

PETTIS, DICKSON & CO,

Mareli 12 NEAV YORK STOBE.

Tin:

COTJE-t ECOTJSE.

New and Complete Stock of

Huns,

Knsks. A:

jjfcji

WHOLE NUMBER 138q

O O S

AND INVl'lK ^I'ECIAI. ATTEN'l ION THEIR

CASSlMEltES. JEANS. SHAWLS. DRESS U001S. TABLE LINENS. TICKINGS, MUSLINS. CALICOES, CARPETS. CARPET WARP.

BAKERY.

EXCELSIOR

a Is. er

(irais, llavlcss & Wcrl,

Siuretr-sui l*

Maliorney & Gerrard.

Et-rp c..l.*lnli(l-. fit liiliul yt.ick ol

FAMILY GROCERIES,

Confectioneries,

Ol All I.in,l-.

Kivsii

ro:i*

Pics. Cakes.

Eating Room

Up Shiii-.

WARM MEALS

GOODS

1 ..r ii bub iv Mill piij liie

tiifihesl ttiirl.il i'vka,

I.II b.-r in 1' or i.iooi-j

a W I

No. 2 Washington Street, Next Door to Graham's.

cuah

IJAYLKSS

•la111- !f.

Green Street. Winn, issued to meiw Sheriff of -aid County. I will expose to sale at public and ion and oiilcry, pilE proprietors would respectfully inform theSaturday |1(. jfiti, dny of Mnreh, l'-7n. be1 citizens of Crawfordsville ami vicinity that tv,-ei»n the hours of Hio.elnck A. and -I their new and elegant j'. M.ol said day, at llicC'.iir llou-e dfior. in liree doors south of Els- t|,i

Sun&anf'. Pickle Tork and

Cattle. Midi's, and lVlts.

All orders for iLeat from the country filled with promptness and dispatch. Feb. 19. Ie70ni3.

FOR SALE.

HOUSE and lot .-ituated in the city ot

15RINTLNG of all deseript 1 the Keview Job Office.

.. he eity of Crawfordsville Montgomery county.

........ .. market will be found Indiana, the rents and profit- I, a term not ej-

to be second to none in the State, it being titled reeding -even year4, the tolloiiirg described

reil

•unty. Indiana, at the January term thereof improvements, fheir-tall? will be found .-!• ek-j t(l.,v,t: fhe iiTidmded two-thirds parti

four weeks from and after ed at all time' with the choice-t ijualitie-

Corn 15i'«'l'.

We pay the Highest Cash Price for Good

estate in Mon^.mery county. Indian.

hit no. eleven !lC ii: the wn of Linden, in -aid ci.unty and Sta'.c, to be -old to satisfy said execution, intere-ts and -o-tJ. and if the same

•j will not bring a sum sufficient to 'ati-fy said execution. I will on the yarn'! day at the same placeotl'er the fee .-ituple of said real .-.tale to

Mcli Sherirl M.

FOR SALE.

Valuable Froiiei ty For Salt*.

ible

OKFKH r#»r inU

iicrt*

ATTORNEYS,

\y.

F. EL8T0X.

ATTORNEY

HAS

AT ALL HOURS.

\V- will '.ii nil kind- ,.f

PRODUCE,

one uwd

Crawfordsville. north of Wabash College. febl'i -m JOHN 11LAIK. Jr. er^l Qln.-k^mithiiii.s.ueli a* The lot ii one hundred feet front and tbrpe hundred and fifty feet deep, and contains a good dwelling house with eight rooms, cellar, woodhouse and c|3tern. for further particulars call 1 ""feblVw^*0"^' O. G. WILHITE. N has beou appoFnted AdminUtrator of the

ion-1 neatly done

*.*• -vr v: "Vo J5 »«•»». »r.- .- large for five hundred hen', lor particulars

CBqUire

AT^AF- vQfliee front-room

Crawford's Stoae trtrflt I*«Jot

LEW WAIXAOE,

rrORXEY AT LAW, Cr»Wfordsvilie Ind. Office—South of Ptot^tMBee/ noWWHf.

w. T.Bmh. 7

Attorney at Law, Notory Public

nud

General Collecting Agent

CRAWFORDSVILLE

nking acKnoirlcdsmenU OFFICE-In Majror 'Stone* Front." ',

c.piiiiininily i\h a uinpluy.

IWD.

"ITIll attend promptly to all legal buiinejsjntrusted to him. Purticalar•ttenlionfjTcn to the collection of debts.fcttlettept Of cenuent's ojtate?, writin^of willi, writiog •pa taking acknoirlcdamentl'of deedimortzM*l Ac. in. wcoira tfory

E I E

Attorney at Iav.

Crawfordsville, Indiana*

jrPOFFTt'E OVER CRAWFORD A MITLLIN'S STORE. MAIN STREET.«OI Will cive prompt Attention to busin*M In -u.«tSeo*", Common l'lea» and Circuit ConrtJ of ntcomcry county. Deed*. Mortgages and all blr bnsinc««of N-.tary Publicneatly exectt^ •i. May 33. lM»,y

JAMEN WRIGHT, ATTOKNEV &- COVKSELOR nl LAW Gives special attention to probate matters. »©ttlinir of dcecdent estates and collection of .1 claiiu'. Dcoil*. mortsaeeg. Ac..carefully eiecuited. tlfiice io Court House up Stair*. ft'li2?'0!y.

PAPER HANGING.^

a]er Hanging.*'

OFFERS

JOjST. M. WTlSTTOISr*

his services as a piiDor hancei. AH

work done in good style and on fair terms. JITpOrders lcftt at he Old Corner Unolt Snjro proniptly tilled febS .0

DENTISTS.

DENTIST.

31. II. t.ALEY,

fordsvallo Ind' Offico corner Main A Washington streets. ovorGarbam's Store.

Dr. B. V. Ga-

ir If ley. long and/ 1 a a known to the tir.it-clnjs Dentist, is in my jan8"i.

a a kr

Theodore iHeAlehan.

RESIDENT DENTIST.Crawfordsville, Ind.f respectfully tendor their services to tho public. Motto. Good work nnd moderatefpriccs. Please call.

OffICK—On Main street, over Brown A Ram-soyVdry-goods store. fob. 2?'09y

REMOVAL.

G. W. PEA RSON"

Has removed his shop four doors south of hifi old stand, over Carson's New Grocery Store.

Cutting and Making

Done to ordvr.in the latest styles. oclSBOtf

PAINTING.

T. II. WISTO^r,

House. Sign, Ornamental Painter, and Engraver. Green Street, Coiniiiereinl Row. "2d

lollop

lloor, Feb .'-'7,1 Mill

T. II. WINTON.

MEDICAL.

Fiiniiliiir

jun8'70—y

FURNITURE.

REDUCED^ PRICES!

Fiiniitiirc!'

A. KoMtaii/cr,

a complete stock ef Furniture of all kinds, c.iinprisin« everything from tho i-lienpcst to li.f most costly: both liojuo-niude mid Ihe best Eastern made which he will sell ut greatly reduced prices.

Old customers ami new customers are respeotfnlly invited to call and examine his stock arid prices. ]].

Shop on Washington street, two squares south of the Court House. ian 8

TOBACCOS.

L0HILLARD'S EI IMIKA"

Smokini 'lobbneeo i- an c.vceHcnt article of grnniiliited Virginia. Wherever introduced ii is universally admired

It is put up in haiid.-oine muslin bags, in which orders for Meersehatim Pipes are daily packed

LOIMLLAKD'S I 'VAdIT CLUB"

Smoking Tobacco has no superior being denieoiitini/.ed. it cannot injure nerveless constitution.-. or people of sedentary limlits.

It is produced from selections of the finest stock, .'ind prepared by patented aud original manner.

It is very aromatic, mild, and licltl in weight— bcncc it iriHIn.-.t much l,n: cr than others nor does it hum or ting the tongue, or leave ,Jiseifrceable altertaste.

Orders for genuine, clecantly carved Mcorr*liituin Pipes silver mounted, and packed in' in-lit leather pocket cases, are placed ill the Yacht Hub brand daily.

LOKIL LAUD'S CKNTNTV

I In vi

i:irr.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

!'[!(.I'I'.I I.I 'III.- omanii' i'

ii an

mi n.v'u aT "RonW the tcrk (»t the ^.irfitit »urt of inf^.,n» 1 bird Doox oOUtll Ot Xjlbtoil xJAIIK,

ry 01||1Iltv

_Stf.te.if Indiana, ill favor of Jacob

has

cll.-wilig Top.lcco. '1 hi- brand of Fine Cut ''hi wing Tobac im superior any where.

btvi ClitMYIIIIC to-

It is without a dollb tiacc, in the country.

the

LORILLA RD'S SM FFS

been in general n»e

in the I'nrted acknowledged

State- over 110 years, and sti "the be.-t" wherever u-ed. It Your slorekecp'-r doc- not bale thou artirses tor sale, ii-k them to get them.

Th"v ure -oi by reipc^tablc jobber' |a Im.iet everywhere. ... Circii'iir-1 mailed on aii|,lieatioii.

P. I.i I HI 1.1,A It ACO..

di'i.l I 1'- New York,

TAILORING.

N O

^r':E"w

PIBM

EDINGER & BISHOP'S

If a a pc ii in sr a in.ide. Mr. Joh Iti-llop is well kiiuwii ii. this County. Ever) bod now that he is a No 1 iriechanir.

half

3t«rie* hi^h. vit'u.eleven r*»otu*. well furnished

a good well, cistern, *o.»l bouse and wash house and other out hou-cs. The land contains two acres of strawberry plants of the best quality 1

also, nine hundred grano .• ines of Jo different varieties, from three to five years old. aHo three

NOTICE.

S"eil

F.tviiioii.v Always on Hand.

»i«tr «it.in- roii.ptIy jiim!

mIjU-J to til

evert tiin«'

CIVE 'THEWf A CALL. t'l «. lord'- Loildil.lf. UO l'l trail

•tone Kroiiti

of rirl. tili-

lund.. r»f a mile we of ('rawfnrtl-\iihv containing a dwelling house

Mam Street, Cruwfordaville

costs, without reliet from vnliiatioii or appraise ment'.aw-. j.L.a, Said real ivsnti- taken i- the p.-.,peri Hiram Hughe. ||. E. SIDES EK. BLACKSMITHING.

Ind'

JOII.V I. UR.U'FI lti.ttl.KS UfKPiir.

(jiiiiFiN & iiii'iir

BLAOKSMIT HING,

hundred bearinc peach tree, and plenty of choice pear trees, for family u-e. On the prem- ,i is 2"t»d winter poultry houie .^ufticifntiy \\TUl l*l» rc?ie*ituily lalorm tbeir uld inefid* a re re a re to

on the premises ot* promptly and in the besi. Jt le ai.

Street. f' t'aft ot

thr u*t Ufln-r,

Mill

OTICE ii hereby given that the undersign-i

ed has beou appointed AdminUtratorof the

l»VA-

I ™,ed nittlveur' AU are iuvited togive us., call.'as wesh»U suppo \j| l»OTTS, dcaror to ^ivr entire febltf w3 AdrninWlrittor. au*u«f 1-C7,

:kinas|o.

fen*

KcM/ Driri'ljition^IIorm

Shoe lug dud Country Jot