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WATETICWCT.

For Secretary of Stoit,

KOBMAX EDDY, of St. Jo«eph Connty.

For Auditor tf State?

torn SHOniASER. of P«rtt Cooatj.

/or JVewwrw Sfcfe,

JAKES ». RTAN of M»rio» Co«ntj.

/ler JWor»iy General,

BAYLK9S W. ElAXXA, el Vifo Country.

of Public fnttmetio*.

MILTON B. HOPKINS,of ilontfotnerj County

For Judg't of Suprmt Cburt.

JAMES L. WORDEN. of Allen County. ALEXANDER C. DOWXEV, of Ohio County. SAMUEL H. BOSKIRK, of Monroe County. JOHN PETT1T, ot Tippecanoe County.

4 lower Beep'

One of the Radical ecalaw&g cadet•hip peddlers seems to have found a Htill lower ami more despicable use fur tiis official privileges, in the sain or gift

bis franked envelopes to the

prostitutes arid other fast women that invest the lobbies of Congress. The loyal reader will please not jnmp to the conclusion that this N a "Democratic slander but perns-} with what patience he can command, the following which we reproduce from the New York

Tribune

of Monday

"We bare TecciTed under the frank of the lion. R. Butler, still Member of Congres* from Tennessee, notwithstanding his little cadeuhip crcnpnde, the following Congressional Document, which vr hasten a lay before our readers

WASHtNOTOx, March 10, 1870.

"Editor New York Tribune: "Drill 8IR: I wiah you wouid please insert in yonr paper for one week the following "C0HRE9P0SD£NCE—A yonng lady of talent and ability desire? the love and correspondence of a nice yonng gentleman. Address

NELLIE MONTROSE,

•,

"P 0. Washington, D. C.:1

ti perch Mr. Toorlicos on HIP Political Issues In Indiana. i», Mr. Voorheee intends to return home from Washington City in a few Mays, und be will take the opportunity

to address the people of thi* city in reply to Governor Morton's 22d of February speech, and on the political ijis'sues generally, in Indiana. An impression hae gone abroad that Mr.

Vorhees would assail the private char acter of Mr. Morton. He Irin never «utert'jincd any such purpose. A re view of the vulnerable political record of Mr. Morton and his slander* aud micrepreHcntations of the Democratic party affords ample field for legitimate criticism, and if handled as.Mr. oor- «/*q of clothing •liees can, it will be a ventilation of in- the above .consistency, hypocrisy, imposture, egolism, fraud, humbuggcry, and detnaeoguery thnt the subject justly merits.

Morton has been allowed to make his medocious assaults npon his political opponents too often, and too long, and it is time that the vulnerable record of ihe unprincipled charlatan should be exposed and let the peoplo have a just idea of the character of the man who has tuken advantage of circumstances. posiiion and the public trusts coufid ed to him, and abused them too. to advance his personal schemes and gratify his inordinate and unhallowed ambition.

has ever been iSV ntin/l.

Id in the citv.— Sfi'tt.

Another Clerical Scandal Treacher "llaulcd over the at l'oughkeepslc, cw York—Broadbrim t'onresses Intimacy with the Opposite Sex- lie Is to lie Expelled from

Ihe Church. Poughkcop«i.• Correspondent*!.' Xew rk Herald And now 1'oughkeep^ic ha^ a sen-

nation. Mr. Jfhn Wnod, a-v Quaker preacher, well known in this city, has been charged with improper intimacy

with his servant girl, nnd measures re in progress to expel him from the church over which he has pic ided

for many years. He is between fifty

and siity yours of age. and

A'mbng other facts which lend to this chnrge are the following: Wood during last fall owned tho place known as tho Adams property, situated a short distance east of this city. He lived therewith his daughter and the girl spoken of, the latter acting as servant. For reasons best known to herself tho daughter compelled the servant girl to leave the .house. Soon after the daughter got married and also left. Wood being alone, seut for the servant girl to come out and see him, which she did, and the two remained alone in the house all night. Some time after Mary .McNinny in the presence of witnesses, confessed that she was enci'cnf, and charged Wood with being the father of the child. Still later John Wood and Mary took passage on tho steamer John L. Mas brounk from this city to New York. leaving here at seven o'clock in the evening. It is not known that they occupied one stateroom, but during the evening Wood was constantly by Mary's side on a sofa, and also escorted her to supper.

All these reports caused the leading members of the church to summon Wood before them, when specific

charges were made. He confessed the soft impeachment that he had been too intimate with the opposite sex, but denied that he was the father of Mary McNinny'a child, and offered his resignation. It was refused, and steps were taken to secure his immediate expulsion from the society. Both he aud the girl have left the citywthe lattei giving out that *he

The tiame of the Tariff Robber?. As is well known, much of the rafcality of the high tariff is perpetrated \inder the obscurity of the terms thnt

are used to donate it? dntiesy',^ In many cases tbey are highly technical,

requiring a dealer in the article nnmed to define, with any accuracy, their amount. Thne, npon many articles

duties the most exorbitant and oppressive are imposed, not through the

intention, hut the ij^norance of the law ranker*. The bill of Mr. SOHENCH.

now before the House, is full of such triek«, hut it appear* they are not quite numer.n* enough for nil "the

agent? of the monopolist-. Thus

"dat de cullored folk top ob de heap, nnd dey's gwinc to stay.' red troops fit nobly.'

A Quaker r-red troops fit lie i.'oals''

Ins beon

married only four time*, wife died several years ago.

Uh la-f A mem

ber of tho church over which he pre sides, states thnt when Wood was courting his third wife his intruded marriage with her was proclaimed according to tho Quaker rule, aud that a day or two afterwards :in Irish girl appeared and claitn'cd that Wood had promised to marry her. This little episode caused a nuptials, but they afterward took place. The particular charge now preferred against Wood is that ho ha^ had intimato relations with his Irish servant girl, Mary Me Xinuy, and that by him she is about to become moth*

r-B-,

WSH

Mr.

Kelley, the attorney of iron mongers

from Pennsylvania, offered the following apparently harmlo«s amendment: •'On iron of any size or description, not included, embraced or enumerate-! in this act, one tent per pound.''

The House adopted thl? apparently, innoceut thing. Who would hive supposed that itiucreascd the duty on iron raih for railroads from seventy to, one hundred cent? on a hundred pounds, an advance of forty-three per cent! I* not this matter of some interest to the West, where many rail roads are either in progress or in the incipient stages of construction? do they relish stieh an immen vance?

How id

Mr. Hoojif'.r, a vvo.-iithy bondholder and'Y.mkce manufacturer from Boston then played a game that was even more difficult of detection than that of KelleyV:. fI• "If'-rod ilii® amendun-nt to the bill "On nil juunulnotured art idea eonijn»mmI wholly or part of wool, worsted, or hair of goats or othrr animals, and not otherwise provided for, fifty cents per pound, and in addition thereto, iliiriy-fiv per cent. oA valorem.'1

There it ceriaiu kind of fabric made from the hair of cows nud calves for wadding, and the roughest puipo-

rou

Thi come* in under

and increato- the duty over

the present duty onie lVur hundred and forty per cent. It hundred and eighty eight per cer.i. on the first cost. Hooper

Duo notice will be given of the time that Mr. Voorhees will address tho people and his recognized ability and eloquence, with the interests that attaches to the discussion of the great. political issuis that now occupy the! ,....

public mind, will attaact an assemblage of all parties to hear him that, in jc-sterday morning, mdnlgfld. n. a short point of numbers, high character and speech, in the course of which heediintelligcncc, will excel any other that fi his he.nere with tin: infommtion

probably concerned

in Home factory »l ai product= this commodity, or elr!». he represcutn the owners. The result will show whether this stealing and swindling operation can be rucce^sfully eonhumated by the advocate? of the tariff.

»n the lie cloth

Union

AI.L the conductor^ Pacific Kailroad arc ii blua uniform, consisting of pants, vest and coat, a business* suit made of dark blue heavy cloth, ornamented with brass butt.ono. The design of the button.' i? antifjue, with an elk in the center, aud around the face riip word* 'Union Pacific Railway.','...,

Mt in a

1 It t,!r t. IIhill I.'CIMH.

is, now on de dsr's jnstwhari "And the col-

Sktfr S'jiih'nr/.

that he diil not die from the- gun shot wounds that he had received, lie say? his death was the're.sult of pneumonia, and occurred eight day? alter the w-und? weie received.

Sell Rogers

Gregg's Hardware More. nieh 1 '1 if

AGRICULTURAL MEETING.

THEURAL

going to

New York, and be stating thai he was going to make a southern tour, intending to return is a vnk or two.

lUnfcM. col* .,

fjU'J.

BINDING & PRINTING.

jtlJE KEEXEY. SAMUEL C. WILLSOX.

BOOK BINDERY

AND

Job PriiHiim Office,

JERE KEENEV & CO.

HftTinK (ip'T.ed nnt in the nhove bratiehea r.f businc??. in the thir5 story of

Eleton's New Bank Bnilding.

Crfiwfort?Til!«, woniil re«pectfullj ?(.Iioile at lea«t jhnre of the public pationa*e. All work, both R.ndins and rrintin?. promptly done, in workmanlike manner, and at the lowest living priflc.

Tr-pHrins'n yr.nr SHEET MUSIC, MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS, or nry bonk yon e?ire re-bonnd. rreh29 w3

ESTEAY.

last Sntnrd.iy evening, the IPtb, a brown mnro, twelve ye.nr? old, abont }S hnn'.s hi?h, ?hod on fore feet, risht bind leg jlig'itlvswelled by a kick" Any person finding ?atd mare will deliver her to in. K. Wnllnco, in Crnwfordsville. THOMAS SLATTEHLY. moh

FOR SALE.

4 GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO, en rer.snnable term?, for particulars inquire at^th-.s 0See, or on Howard Cunningham. I meh26 w3*

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

"VfOTICF, i« hereby Riven that I will sell at J.' public auetinn on SATURDAY. APRIL 1G 1870 at the residence of Robert S. Bnin, late of Montsiomery county. Ind., deceased, all r.f hi* per-onal propnrfy (not. Inken bv the widow), consisting nf 1 Stallion, I Jack. 3 Work Horse?, 1 Wucon, I Cow. 2 Cn.vo*. I Thre^hins Maehin", Ktirtninc Implements, nou?eh«.ld and Kitchen Knrnim re.

TER.MS.—A credit nf 9 m«nth3 will be given on all sums over S3, the purchaser ijivine note with approve 1 security wavins vnluatinn and appraisement a»^. cum'" of S5 and un ler cash in hand. WM. H. HEXHY. mclritj«3 Administrator.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

VTOTfCE hereby siven that the undersisn1 ed has been unpointed administrator of the estate of Robert Rain, littc of Montgomery eoiinty lnd.. deceased. 3nid estnto is supposed to be solvent, WM. II. HENRY. inehiO w3 A(lmini.-tr it.,r.

ELECTION NOTICE.

NTATK OF INDIANA, l,,, ^1 iilgoiiiri CutiiUy. ISAAC M. VAXCE, Auditor in nnd for said J-^ county, hereby give notice thit, by order r.f the Board of Commissioners of said county, the POIIH at the several voting precincts of Sugur Creek township will bi npnncd on Tuosday, th« l'Jth day of April, A. D. 1?T0, lo take the votes of tho legal voters uf Supar Creek township upon the subject of nn appropriation by said Sugar Creek township, of the stun of three thousand three hundred and fifiy-eiirht dollars f.$3,3oF 00:, to the Logansport, Crawlordsville Soiu.hwcsicrn Railway (Company, to aid in the construction of the Logansport, Crawfordsville

Southwestern Kailroad throiigh said township. ISAAC M. VANCE. Auditur Mentg.imcry c'«ntj, lud. lilOllJIi v.i

ELECTION NOTICE.

"i.il I \ll AN A, 31onl{oui-ry Couiily. I ISAAC M. VAXCE, Auditor in nnd for said

J. county, hereby givetiolice that, by order of the ltoard of Commissionets of said county, tho polls nt the several voting precincts of Union town?hip will be opened on Tuesday, the 19th day of April. A. I.), 1670, to take the votes of thu I legal voters of I. nion township upon the subiect of an appropriation by raid l.'nion towsr fhia. of tin* suit"

lll"u ,,"il1

L",'J

Miniirea ann seventy-nine dollars an'l lilty-five cents [^-if.170 53j. lo the Logunsport, C.-awiords-villc A Southwestern Railway Company, to aid in the construction of the Logan.-port. CrawI lordsville A Soutliwestcsn Kailroad through said townsliij-, the donation to be conditioned that tho said Company will es'ablish their prineipal machine shops at tho city of Crawford?villc. ISAAC M. VANCE,

Auditor Montgomery county, lnd.

mohCti I

ELECTION NOTICE.

•ral

PilK late Chief Surgeon of Gen Stonewall J^ck-ou^ comuriiid

genuine silvt-i plate

Table Spoons, Tea Spoons, Desert spoons, Plate Table Forks, Hnlter Knives, iinil Pickle Forks, can be bought ot r-.^g's Mammoth Hardware Store for the next thirtv days, for less prices ihau the same I kind of goods were sold when gold wa= at par. this is a tare opportunity for those needing to supply themselves with this slyle of goods. Remember the place,

inchCtj ..

HOUSE KEEPERS' EMPORIUM.

House Keepers' Emporium

O & A O

Whole.-alt- and retail dealer in all kinds of bouse keepers goods.

GLASS, fHIXA anil Q1EEXSWARE

For Everybody!

Of Cincinnati, are the best BAKERS, the finest metal and the most durable manufactured east or west. Having sold them tor the past eight year?, we take pleasure in saying that we.

Still Keep Them and Warrant Every Stove.

Our tinshop np flairs. Carpenters and builders can nave TIME and MOXEY bygettihjus to do their work. l»on't forjtet, over tbe new place of business, next door to lJgjertr. Mahorney A Co s. Agricultural Ware room, Washington street. Crawfordsville lnd

Haviug done business under SfcClelland 11 all for eight years, ud Hading the room not large enough, built and moved December 1,1870.

SS:

STATE OF INDIANA, IVIouticoiiM'rv Comity ISAAC M. VAXCE. Auditor in and for said county, hereby give notice that, by order of the Board of Commissioner' of said county, polls.it tho several voting precincts of Rrotvn township will be openpd on Tuesday, the l'Jih day April. A. I). 1870. to take the votes of tho legal voters of Urown township, upon the subjectofan appropriation by said Urown township tho sum of six thousand one hundred and eichty-eiaht dollars and ninety cents. [S0.1F890], to the Logansport. Crawfordsville A Southwestern Railway Company, to aid in tho construction of the Logansport, Crawfordsvillo .t Southwestern Kail Koad through said township. ISAAC M. VAXCE

Auditor Montgomery County, lnd.

mohiK

STATE OF IMMAIV.t, Ifloiiliiomrry C'oniity,

TCUL-

TTS ME

I" AGR

1 SOCIETY wilt hold a Meeting for the election of Otlicers and Pi rectors on tho first Saturday in April, 1:70. nt the court house in

post pon incut of the anco of the members is respectfully, but earn- western Railroad through said township. ISAAC M.VANCE,

Crawfordsvillo. nt o'clock I'. M. A full attend- tion of said Logansport. Crawfordsville A South

estly requested. ... n.WID EXOCIl. Pre.-iduit. A EMMOS. Secretary. mch2'J

si 5"

We wish to procure active AOEXTS in ev«.ry sc-clion of the United State-: and Canadins. to whom the mo-t liberal inducement" nil! be offered. Address,

American Knitting Machins Co. uiehiOw-i HOSTON", ASS.,or S OUIS Mo.

LIVERY.

I I?

SALE & FEED STABLE

I would respectfully announce that I am now prepared to accommodate the pnblice with th bepf. outfit in tho way of livery teams to be foun I in tho city. I have tho

BEST TRAINED HORSES, end the finest BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES Charges are always reasorable. Stock menjwiil find my fire-proof brick st lble an excellent place forsellingor keeping hor-es beiim in 'he.center of the city, near tho Cout House." A Bus will be run to and from all

ELECTION NOTICE.

ISAAC M. VAXt.E, Auditor in and for .-aid 4 county, hereby give notico that, by order of the Board of Commissioners of said county, the polls nt the several voting precincts of Franklin township will lie opened on Tuesday, the l'Jth day of April, A. I). IS70, to take tho votes of the legal voters of Franklin township upon the subject of an appropriation, by s.*id Franklin town?hip. of tho sum of four thousand three hundred ant) fifty-six dollars and twelve cents.

4.35t

Railroad Train.

I I. c. imiTTOX.

(treat Sale of Real Estate. Splendid opportunity for Securing A Homo.

12]

to the Logansport. Crawfordsville A Southwestern Railway Company, to aid in the constrtic-

17^0ft

Auditor of Montgomery county, lnd.'

SALE.—Th'it very do=inibii: property on the northwest corner of Jefferson and Walnut streets, one squrro south of the Christian church.aud one sbn.-ro east of the College Campus. The lot is 90 feet front by 139 in depth, with two good dwelling houses, well, cistern, cellar, outhouses. Ac., sufficiently retired to be very desirable for residences, and at the same time.being within very convenient distance of the business part of the city.

Also, those very fine building lots in the eastern part of tho city two fronting on Vernon street extended—one. 50 feet front by ISO in depth—and ono 52 feet front by 150 in depth,— nnd two fronting on the track of the L. X. A. A C. Railroad, each 75 tivo leet front by 150 in depth. All lying between the residence of William Mount and the former residence of llennet W. Engle.

Also, two very desirable out-lots. Containing one acre each, adjoining the County fairgrounds on the south, any or all of which may oe purchased at most reasonable prices. Term? Easy.

Forlurther particulars inquire ol'X. L. Graham, of the "Mammoth." Janltf

LIVERY.

LIVERY, SALE FEED STABLE

Xorlh tide Market Stnet,

CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, Constantly o.n hand tho best of Single or I«nble Tcnuia, Snilillc llnmt.

A r.cw stock of

A I A E S A N I E S

O N I S

Running to all trains.

All orders left at my OSc? promptly filled. a 2 9 S

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

county. Indiana, at tbe January term thereof in the year 1S70. in four weeks from and after this date fell at private Jale to the highest bidder. the following lands situated in said county, to-wit Southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section fourteen. [Hj township nineI teen. 19" range six [61 west, which will be sold

I 1 1 1 S in in pa el in One third cash in hand, one-third in six months and the residue it twelve months, tbe purchaserto give notes with mortgage to secure the deferred pajments. without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. inchi'- »4 JOIiX SMALL.

Ramsclell Norway Grey Oats.

The principal depot for this Oats established in Cincinnati. In view of the advanced season, and stock on hand, have reduced the price list— for 1 quart 75 cents. S quarts $1.25. One peck 52.CO. Half bushel $3.50. One bushel $6 00

Testimonial* and Circular* giving fall particulars sect ftee. Address

f1 *4 5

THE CRA WFORDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW.

NEW SEEDS—VOL, XXI, NO 30 ORAWFORDSYILLE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, INDIANA, MARCH 26.1870. WHOLE NUMBER 1385

SHERIPP'S SALE

virtue of ?ti escention to me directed from the Clerk of the Court, of Common Pleas of Montgomery county. Slate nf Indiana, in favor of Henry T. Snmoie. issued tome n? Sheriff of ?aid countj. I will expo=p to sale at poblie miction and ontery. on SATURDAY, the26tb day of March, 1P70, between the hours of 10 o'cloek a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of paid day, at the Court House door, in the city of CnvwfordsTille Montgomery county, Indiana, the rents and profit." for a term not exceeding seven year*. I the following described real estate, in Montgonaery county. Indiana, to-wil An undivided) interest, il being the one-half part of the north west quarter of section thirty-two i39) in township nineteen (19) north of range four west ..Ifo the west half of the southwest quarter of section twenly-nlne came townfhip and ranire. bounded as follows: Bcsinnins at the northeast corner of th« northwest guarter of paid pection thirly-tuo (35), syid rannin? thence south with the east line ol' sud last mentioned quarter section, thirty-nine chains and seventy links to the eontbevt corner of said quarter section, hpinj? at the center of said section thir-ty-two. (32). thence west with the south boundary of said quarter section ten chains and fifty linksto ihe corner of Riot sold to A Whitlock off of said quarter section, thence noTth 27 degress west (compass rcen'.ated at six decrees variations) four chains and seventy-five links to a corner, thence north 2)£ degrees west, throe chains and fifty links to a corner—being the northeast corner of said Whltloek's lands, thence won with said Whitlock's line to Sugar Creek seven chain*, thence up said Creek along the east margin thereof at low water mark, say fiity chains to a point on the southeast bank of jiid Creek on the ejvst line of the west half the southwest quarter of said section (29). thence south with said east line of raid west half of said southwest quarter, twenty-three chains, to the southeast corner of said west half of said quarter section, witness Ked Onk and Sugar Tree thenee east with the north boundary of the northeast quarccr of said sccticn (32) twenty chains and twelve links to the place of beginning, containing one hundred and sis acres more or !e?. Excepting and reserving, however, one quarter.of an aere including the gravey'd on snid premises, and also the water privileges awarded to Dorcas Nicholson in the proceedings for Partition instituted in Ihe Probate Conrtof said county be'wccn Joshua B. Purcel and said Dorcas as appears by the records of said Court, and alto excepting and reserving from said conveyancer the right of way to the Louisville, New AlbonyfA Chicago Kai'.rond through said premises on the line on which said road is now looatoJ in said county, to be sold to satisfy said execution, interests and costs, and if the same will not bring a PUIS sufficient- to satisfy said execution. I will on the sarao day at the same place, offer the fee simple of said real estate. to satisfy a judgement for three thousand live hundred and nine nnd 75—100 dollars. .Said real estate taken a: tlie property of John Stvceiser. et nl :-r. II. E.

Si DENE ft.

.Mcha iv^ Sheriff M. O.

THE AMERICAN FAMILY

Knitting Machine

Is presented to trie pa',.:ie ai tbt wosi Simplo, Durable and compact and Cheap Knitting Maohine ever invented.

PRICE ONLY $95.

This machine will ran eimor BACK ward or forward with equal facility maKcs tae same sliteh l.y hind, but far superior in ev.-ry respect.

Will kuit 20,000 stitehea in minute.

and dt porfectj work, loavin? every knot on the in-i11e of the work, it will knit a pair of stockincs (any ?ize' in less than half an hour. It will knit (.'lose or Open, plain or Ribbed work with any kind of course or fine woolen yarn, orc.itton.

ci!k

or linen. It will knit stockings with

doublo heel and too, drawer?, hoods sack?, -mnokinc cap?, comforts purses, mufs aignans nnbiap. underslcves, mittens, skating cap-1, lamp wicks,mats, cord, undershirts, shawls, jiickets, ci.idle blankets, Ifgein" suspenders, wristers, tiilic. tippets tutted nnd in fact un endless varI iety of article" in every'lay use, ns well as for ornament.

FROM so TO §10 FEU DAY

(•an be made by any one with tho American Knitting Machine, knitting stockings. 4c„ while expert operators can even make money knitting fancy work, which always demands a ready sale. A person can readily knit from twelve to fifteen pairs of stockings per day the

A E S

C.ui -t..I their wool at dy forty to fifty cents per pound: but by setting the wool mado into yarn at a small expense, and knitting it into socks, two or three dollars per pound may be realized. On receipt of 503 we will forward a machine as ordered.

GROCERIES.

N E W I

NEW GOODS.

NEAV PRICES.

J0II1S RRmO\ & CO.

Havt

purchased the

Grocery Establishment

Heretofore owned by Judge Riley,

On Washington Street,

Four doo.s south ef the National B«u. added a

have

Large Invoice of New Goods

To the ftoek alreadv on hand, and have now for tale alwsre and well selected stock of

FAMILY GROCERIES,

Of the nr.ast qualities which they propose to sell on as reasonable terms a=i any house in the eity. Those wishing to buy tor either

CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE

Will do well 'o call on us. as we are determined not to be undersold by any one.

ReMemberlhe pltire, directly opposite »li •Id •iiinp, ensoutli %VnNbinaion alrrrl. j.in2iyl

SHERIPP'S SALE.

virtue of two soveral executions to me directed from tne clerk of the Court of Common Piea°. of Montgomery county. State of Indiana, in favor of Wnrren Davis, adm'r of the estate of John P. and Marha J. Caven' issued t«rme fjs Sheriff of said county. I will expose to sale at public auction and outcry, on Saturday tho nth day of April. 1*70. botween the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. 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, the following described real estate, in Montgomery county. Indiana, towit: Lots numberseven 17) and eight (fl) in A. Dunn's addition to the town of Crawfordsville, Indiana, to bo sold to satisfy said executions, interests, and costs, and if the samo will not bring a sura sufficient to satisfy said executions. I will on the sa.oe day r.t the satno ace offer the fee simple of said real estate, to satisfy two judgements, one for five thousand one hundred and ninety-seven and 30—100 dollars, and the other for two thousand six hundred and seven and 50—|t)0, together with interest and cost without any relief from valuation or appraiseincutlaws,

Said real estate taken as the property of Henry nnd Martha B. Williams. If. E. SIDRXKR, ruehl9w4 Sheriff M. C.

CAMPBELL & HARTER.

Campbell & Harter

Cuh Rttentic their new stock of

CARPETS

.\Xb

Wall Paper,

Oil Cloth*«& 3fattings

}•)?.

SPRING TRADE,

At Low Figiim.

Boots 2 Shoes

For Everybody.

Large Stock

FOR

Spring Trade.

Ji V,".

Campbell & Harter

Are getting in their new stock of Boots and Shoes, from the BEST Manufacturers in the Country.

The best bargains in town can be had of Campbell & Harter-

March 12 in3

'Ji

Boot and Shoes

FOR THE

A A

They are all

FIRST CLASS GOODS

And will be

SOLD CHEAP!

Try Them and See.

INDIANAPOLIS.

SPRING DRY GOODS.

The New York Store,

11ST I _a_ nsr APOLIS,

I E I S I S O N & O

ARK NOW DAILY RECEIVING THK1K

SPRING STOCK

WALLACE & COMPANY.

Augus'.H.lS'itiyl.

MEAT MARKET.

CITV Mi:\T MARKET!

.-V" 1

Guthrie & Brother,

THE

I Pork, Mnttou, Veal,

the Goods.

PRO I i. I

Third Door South of Elston Bank, Green Street.

proprietors would respectfully inform thecitizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity that they have removed to their new and elegant room on Orcen street, three doors south of fcl»ton Xew Bank. Their new market will bo fptind to be second to none in the State, it heing fitted up with all tho late«t modern spplianccs and improvement?. Their stalls will be found ?tockI ed nt all time5 with the choice qualities of

Beef,

Smoked Hams,

I Tongues, Sausage. Pickle Poi and

O O S

ASD 1SV1TK SPECIAL ATTEJiT10' 10 IIIEIR

CASSIMERES. JEANS, SHAWLS, DRESS GOODS, TABLE LINENS, TICKINGS, MUSLINS,

CALICOES,. CARPETS, CARPET WARP.

l. tniKK' and BOYS' HATS.

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

BOOTS AND SHOES^

NEW FIRM.

Wallace & Company's

NF W

Boot and Shoe Store,

~VVashington Street?

OPPOSITE lilt

OOTTIR/T HOUSE,

New and Complete Stock of

PETTIS, DICKSON & CO,

NEW YORK STORE-

BAKERY.

EXCELSIOR

23 ak.ery,

Itavless & Wort,

Mahorney & Gerrard.

Ketp constantly on hand stock yt

lai-e and superb

PAMILY GROCERIES, Confectioneries,

,»i'

JLrresli

Pies. Cakes, Buns, Rusks, &c.

Corn llwf.

We pay the Highest Cash Price for Good

Beef Cattle, Hides, and Pelts.

All orders for n.eat from tha country filled with promptness and dispatch. Feb. 19. Ie70m3.

LIVERY.

HUFF & INSLEY. LIYEKY SALE & FEED STABLE North side of Market Street, CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.

I Have on band tha best of single or dopble teams, raddla horael, 4c, Also good facilities for careing for drovtrs and salt ato«k-

VobUtf

Eating Room

WARM MEALS

AT ALL HOURS.

We will J.t» all kin

PRODUCE,

v/bMi w- »ill pa} the-

Itiiihi'Mt .Vtarhi't M'rirr

hither ir. g.\od.-er money.

4'nll and Nee I'.t.

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

C«AI(i, BAYLESS & WEKT.

JanKitf.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

virtue of an oxeentioii, to rno direct-.1 from I) the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mor.rgomerv county.

State of Irtditina. in favor nf Jacob

Winn, issued to me as Sheriff of said county I will eipr.so to jiile at publicnnclior. and nntcry, «.n Saturday tho H'th day of Mnreh. 1"7«. brtween the hour? of 10 o,clock A. and -I o'clock P. M.of sai'l day, at the Court House door, in the city of Crawlordsville Montgomery county. Indiana, the rents and profits tor a term r.ot exceeding seven year", the following described real estate, in Montgomery county, Indiana, to-wit: The undividi 1 tw -thirds '.%! part .f I lot no. eleven 111J ir. the wn of Linden, in said county and State, to be sold toeatiefy laid execution, interests and cost-i. ar.d if the same will not hrin$ a sum sufficient to satisfy said ex- I ecution. 1 will on tbe tamu day at the same place offer the fee sfmplo of said real estate to satisfy aiudgement forsi* hundred and nineteen and SO—100 dollar*, together with interest and I costs, without relief from vo.luation or appraiseI ment laws.

Sail real e.'.a.tt... wk'-n the prcpen Hir*m Flagb". II. E. SIDEXEK.

Mch w-i Sheriff M. C.

BLACKSMITHING.

CUAhLES MtErny.

ATTORNEYS.

W. F. ELSTON,

A TTORXEl AT LAW. Offiot CrotiC^ -.1 Crawfora'9 Stone Frost AttlR

"LEW WALLACE,

A 1 TORSEJ At LAW. JrawfoTd«rl!l« Ind, Oficg—Sonth of Port OOce, mfl/tttfi,

W. T. Braafc.

Attorney at Law, Kbtory Publi# and General Collecting Agent, CRAWFORDSVILLE IWD. ill attend promptly to sll leaal bu«in*f»I«trusted to him. Particular attention *!*«•. en to the collection of debts. !»*ttlem«nt of decondant's e«tntes, writineof will*, writing and takiog acknowlodgmento of deeds.mcrfmrs fc. .OhFlCE —In Mayor's room, second ifory

'Stone' Front.'

R. B. P. PEIRCE,

Attorney at

IJIV.

Crawfordsville, Indiaxfc

P70PF1CK OVER CRAWFORD A MlJELl--V8 STORE. MAIX STRE^T.^CH Will give prompt attention to bninew Ik Urtices', Common Pleas and Circuit Court* of nlgomory county. DeM/. Mort*a*e* aivdall hlr bn,«ir.c«sof Jfotary Public neatly e*e«ud. M»y23, lfW.j

A^ri ES WRIGHT,-

VI I0RNRV1 COCNAEI.OR nl ilw Hlvs «pecial attention to probate matter*, lettiing of decedent estates ami collection of claims. Deeds, mortgages, Ac.. carrfull cx«o«ted. Offii" in Court House up Stairt febsrasy.

PAPER"HANGING.

Paper Hanging. JON. M- WINTON OFFERS

bis sertices as a paper bangej. Alt

"ork done in good style nnd on fair. term#. lLr'Orders leftt at he Old Corner Book S»o» promptly filled febilo

DENTISTS.

M. H. GA1EY,

DENTIST-.warC

fordtrill* lnd Offlco OOtMl lUin*WMhington itrc«t*, over Garhan'i Store.

Ur.B.V. Galley, long

Mil

da or I Itnown to fh*

community as a first-elDon Oontist. is in mi employ, jtnT0

Theodore Hcillehnn* RESIDEXT

OEXTlST.CrawfordiTille, lnd.,

respectfully tender their ncrvicui lo tho public. Motto. (Jood work and modorate^prioe*. I'lease call.

O PFICK—On Main street, ovnr Ilrown A -Ramsey's dry-goods store. fob. U7'0#f

REMOVAL.

W. PEARSON

ll^i removed hi. .-hop four doori i.iuth nf hit old etand, fiver (.'arson'sNew Grocery

Storo.

Cutting ui«l Jinking

I'vti" I order.ir. the latest «tylei. oclfiflOtf

PAINTING.

T. II. WIXTOJT,

Ilotiso. Sign, Ornamental Painter, and Engraver.

•t. Commercial Row.'td,

Shop on l!,'tvn floor. Feb .27,1-tiO

T. H. WINTON.

MEDICAL.

primphl

jnnS'TO—f.

FURNITURE.

REDUCED^ PRICES! Furniture! Furniture I

i. Koitnnzor,

complete stock ef Furnlt'iru of all kind*, comprising everything from tbe cheapest io tho most costly hotli liumo-tnado and tio 'st Eastern made which ho will sell at errntly reduced price?

Old cujtor,ier3 and new customer* aro respectfully inrjted in call anil examine h:a stock and prices.

JfT'Shc.p on Washington street, two tquarc* r-'h of tl lirt Il iu'e. ian 8

MACHINERY.

.HOGRATH

Co.,

MACHINISTS,

Miiuu.'iii'turcr.i oft.'orn Shel!er«, Hors* I'owrr-. l'r io S'rtws, SugarMills Konle--. (.',-t-jtinps, Urass

I'ti-tiiiK-i niul Machinery i.fi»v.?ry dmrription.

ij.it -1

ALSO. ij-

,tl«'ratliN Improved

THIMBLE SKEINS,

I *. ri 11 I tnu..ry -1'. 1808.

iv a

Wl IL 'J'"

W'iji I. in a

hour*,

it a S ii of am us

LaFayette, Ind.

TAILORING.

N O O

BLACKSMITHING,

On Mnin 'J J'.U, Km-1 jf 'hi Po*i OfficK.

WOULD respect/oiiy inform their old friends that they are now prepared to execata promptly and in'he best stTle »ll-kinds{of general Black'inithing. «uch as

Mill Work of Every iJucriptvsn, llortt Shofinij and Country Job Work.

AH are iuviled togire a* a call,a} »e shall »Ldaavor to give «oti satiifaction to tifDtt !•. UK?.

ISTJUW FIRM

EDINGER0 & BISHOP'S

If jou want pr-rfe.-t fitting garment, out, or i/iid!. Mr. .It.hti l$i«hop i. well kni wn i'. tbi-1 county. Every body knr"• thathe a Xo I rr.ii.'.

jon- Always on Hand.

«r« inpi iy wnrr&nted to fll f.rpry *imc

GIVE THEM A CALL.

l'in., .. )$u.-ifr" Crawf l'* liuildin^. enrsT'.e ~(o.|- front,

Main Street, Crawfordsville, Ind*

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

NEW FIRM

UOFFKT1& BOOK

I N N I O S I

CRAWFORDSV'LLLE,

II A S IF N

j)R[^ AMI MEDR18

Paints, OiU, Dyestoffii, Perfumery, Fancy Articles Pure Wines and Standi?*

For Medical Purposes.

PatentMedicines, AUo. Lamps, Qlawwar».L«ter,!Cap. and Xote Pap«r, Pens.PvntMla.anduk.

M*MlM:SrnJ]PTMOJ%*S I

Carefully prepared and promptly attaad«4 to. H'eJr««p«ctfulljt»olicitpatrottag«.fn)inlh«J«kU| general l/iwnl.