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90ft BATB

SALE—BAkSESS-on* ionble set Ltirht

5r.ratei!m5'5Voki«.Jb

FOB HBNT.

'TM old Dry Good* S tor*, knows th* atce Cot»»r. Apply to. bkUtf B.KJEfXEDT.

ALL Knqa re

LQST-COW

TJ*8TBAYE1—On

Tuowiay. the l#th of ApriT.

JU a pale, red cow, hoary with calf, with a »hi»e atnak on &• back, sic* trim horn*, back •oaawhathamptd. Any person tiring Informatics at to where the above cow can be fonnd, will liberally rewarded by tearing W^rd at ay rwrfdence, weetof WabashColle*e. aprJOtf W.

CASAD.

STATE TICKET.

For StcTrir?j/ of Staff,

NOHMAXIEDDY.

of St. Jo«eph Cr-nnty.

For Auditor of £:s!t,

JOHN C. SHOEMAKER, of Perry County.

For Trccuurtr of Slate,

I MIKS H. RYAN, of Marion Count*.

For Attorney Gtwral,

BAT LESS W. [IA.V.VA. of Vigo Oir

h-i/V

For Superintendent of l\iblic Jnftrur^nn,

HILTON H. HOPKLVS. of ,nt«omery County

For wig of Suprftne Court,

JAMES L. WORDES. of Allen County.

ALEXA.VDERC. DOWNEV. of Ohio County. I f,*"0,!1

3AMUEL II. BI'SKJRK, of Monro* Conr.ty.

JOSS PETT1T. of Tippeoano" Connty.

COPWTT TICKET.

,• For ktprifntahrr. JOflX W. COPM

For Auditor, fl. W ATSOA.

For Clerk.

15AAC M.YA.NCt.

tor J'rf.nuTtr. WARREN D\ VIS.

Fir Shtiln. E. SIDK.NKK.

(JominuAontfr.

MrntPtUrict-JAMES LKi:,

?«ond Dittriot—JAMES F. HA1L.

Z'hird Dlitri^t—JAMES McIMTYRE.

The Convention.

The Itanwcrntir (.onveMiIun, the

prootelingB of which will found in

another cnlnmn, was largely attended,

every township being i-ppro^nt^d and

th» proceedings marked by enthusiasm

•and th" best of fenlinj and harmony, ssi

The liflitit -.•hnseti i«- one thn'.-

fail to command thn hearty =uipp"rt- of

platform adopted, it will h* seen thai

the tick ft in the eiinviio- imw opened,

•Joots only to white men for -npport.

It is the white man's ticket, and u-

such we have ."onfidenee and a firm

beliet thtt it will be trimjipliiiiitlv elected.

i!oit surprise hns been expre

by respectable Radicals at the passage

of the Hfteenth Aniendmeut ii, the

Senate the other morning, after it had

been so bepalehed luring thi droarv

night- session that :io niember kne*^' nr

oould tell what li^ wa- voting for

when the bill :.- jMit upon it.- pass-

Ago An Kostern ?\elianee solves the

puzzle IrnihfuUy tt" d-inbt.

but not satisfaef-uiiv w.- sr.- =u e. to

any but the tii'--» imbruted iiu'a li^ts.

The trujorily wu«

iti1

piy drunk ilie

time. Many of th^tn pu-.-oii the ni^ht

in the refreshoifni rokuo.». bein^ led into the Senate I'hamber liy the whip-

pera-in t'rop lime tc- U- n.-osisifri

arose for their vnt''». Tli .*ne. wftt-r

midnitiht, wheu tin- »hi«key

tell, is described :i- diiirai-.^fully vi-t

lent and disiM'derlv. Hjnt.m- Seiiiifo-

i-'ihI bliiek^anrd- iried to put down

Mesi).-. Thiirmuti .-tni I'asserly Sv

boisterous shiuit,in ribald iHiightor

and erics id' "(jiie^tion." A (.-oieinpi'-

rary well of thi- -iMtdHbn-

ourrenee ••'I his is a picture for ihe nation to contemplate. Drunken Senators shouting for the passage of a bill which Judge Bin/hitm,

cet

The Revolutionary Coop d'KUt of Congress.

We have not at the present writing

bill to enforce the Fifteenth Amend

ment, as it has passed the two houses

of Congress. But enonch is known of!

it« main provision* to rendpr it certain

that it designs the seizure and control

of the State and local elections by the

military and civil authorities of the

United States, and that hereafter tin-

der it, popular liberty is a thing of

rhe past It is & coup d'rtot, and as

great a subversion of the Constitution

s» that which made Napoleon] Ktnpe-

rnr of France. The public must look

to it and regatd it in that licrhr. If

the people of .Maine and Louisi&n&

and California can control our Cinciu

usti election, in what political condi

(too are

OIEL

must certainly be getting iu-

Democratic ConTention.

1','

thn

'fit

i, -. For Coroner. JOHN W. BURK.

If the dominate parly, now in power, should

trying to change the order of God's Creation, hut overturning and subverting the great principles upon which our government was founded, then indeed will the fair fabric of American liberty totter and fall, and this once proud and happy people see their libertifs buried forever in the yawning comb of lost and ruined Nations. But I still have faith and confidence in thf* I honesty and intelligence of the masses of the peopl", and h«*!ieve that it will yet be

t,ie

tn fr,enj9

ot greatness, grandnv and glorv, far above ,,

4?ery Detnofrnt and conservative Ke- that that has ever been attained' by any of

publiean iu the coi\n!.y. From the nations of the eartli that has preceded «s, if we are but truo to ourselves, true John IV, Jturk :jiV vote-. I to the Constitution *«nd ti tie to the grand' old Union that our fathers made and bap-tiz'-d in their blood. The great politieal revolution that has set in will continue to gather in force and power until it will sweep over the present Radical party like a besom of destruction. '-For I will sweep it with the besom of destruction

Then in conclusion permit me once more to return my thanks tor the marked esteem shown me to-day, and I would appeal to you fellow Democrats, one and all, by till the glorious memories of the past and all the bright hopes of the future in ye, [ove that grand old party, and would again see it re- I stored to power, arouse—arouse yourselves from your lethargy before it everlasting-

of the House,-declare" violates the Consti- ly too late. Man should appeal to man,

tution in a score of places, and insulting and menacing sober, conscientious men, who are pointing out in a proper manner the effects of such legislation. And in this channel Radical legislation ha* been running for the past eigiit years. When blatant loyaly was enthroned as the deity of the party in power, honesty of pnr("-e and decency and decorum of manner* tle.l the National Capitol, and the Halls of legislation were converted into mart- for trade, or temples in which debauchees celebrated their unhollowed rites, trampled upon the Constitution, and profaned the alters erected and consecrated by the warviors, sages and sires of the Revolutionnry period. But whisky-filled Senators completing the outrage of forcing negro suffrage upon an unwilling people is in keeping with the whole history of this infamous transaction. When the French Revolutionist-

the figure cf a nude woman

•In their teiej -. and called upon the people to worship i' -\t abomination, the end of the X.itional mad -'ss was at hand, and the iv of the guilotine quivered for its descent upon the necks of the men who lmd done the mischief, and wheu drunken Senators disgrace the Chamber of the Nation, and insult the. people by impure lav.-, their doom and that of their party is scaled. 'Coming events cast their shadows before,' and it is promised that justice shall not always cry in vain.''

and neighbor to his neighbor, until the tires of patriotism and devotion to the old Conotitution and Union be re-kindled in every henrt, where it will never cease burning until Radicalism is overthrown. Let each and every ltemoerat conduct himself as becomes an enlightened and intelligent freeman. l.et nr. disappointment thai may grow out of your failure to sc.-1ire your choice to-day. cuu-e you to grow lukewarm or become careless of the result of the election next fall. Let me say to you that it matter- but little to us who tills the office of Sheriff, ierk or Auditor of Montgomery county, -o he is a faithful and competent. officer, and a tried Hnd true Democrat, and I am glad to be able to say to you that any one who may be selected te.-.if.y from the host of names presented, will be such a one ns we mrty .-ill feel proud to rally to his support. nt hold up his hands in the coming fight, until we proudly srid triumphantly plant, the old l'emocratic Banner high up on the ramparts of defeated and defunct Radicalism, where it will continue to wave in triumph from year to yearunvil this-negro loving and gold-bonded arristocracy shall have sank i:ito its merited oblivion far bevond the pover and reach nf resurrection.

At the conclusion which the Piesident remarked that tie onvention was now read}- for the transi uon of business.

On motion, James Wright and Willinm R. Gray bill were chosen Secretaries.

On motion of Mr. Pattersnn, the following committee of one from each Township

the full and exact text of the ?c called

was chosen to draft resolutions:

Cc-al Creek. B. Swank: Wayne, J. I.. Millfr Ripley, A. J. Snyder: Brown. Cornelius Canine Scott, W. H. Hyten Clark. David D. Nicholson Walnut. Thomas J.

The following committee WHS Appvinied on proportionate the vote of the townships: James Plnnket, William Monroe. John Clark. Joseph Allen, Willinm I.etiice, A. O McDaniel, W. A. Sellers. Jesse W. McC.illister. bidder, McCabe. and Hnrris Reynolds.

On moitor. the •'onvention »dionrn-d to meet hi 1 clock 1'. M.

ATTKRXOO.N S»-i..,

The Committee on ApjvirtionmeuPit.ftde the following report: The Committee OB Apportionment beg 4leave .to make the following rep.-rt a.* the basis of representation. Ksch Township shftll-be entitletl to two vote®, as a bs-

-M the lanber business when she pines »ia. and each Town«hip «hall have one vote tor spruce youDff HUB. oi whom sh# for every fiflj vote- cast for Thomn A. tblsks ,£00d deal. f^. Hendricks in the year 18«38. and one vote

for

Th?» Democratic Mais Convention th«.t twenty-five, which entitles the Town-hip= wa? h«?ld in this city on the 28th alt., wa' to the following vote well ottenied. and the Court House was Coal Creek. 6: Wayne, 6: Riplfv, I filled to overflowing with Democratic and Brown. 6 Scott, 5 Clark. 8 Walnut, 6: conservative yeomanry, and the delibera-J Franklin, 6: Sugar Creek, 4 Madison. 4. 4 lions and proceedings were marked with and Union, 20 which report was adopted [Such unanimity and harmony 6= to insure as the haai9 of representation. the complete MICC.CF® of the entire ticket. On motion the committee proceeded ta j.

Th* meting waa called to order by Tho?. nominate the candidates with the following I Patterson. who Mated that the objeofrof th® retult

mating wa« to nominate cimdidaU-^ for the For Representative, James M. Johnson various county officee. and John W. Copner. Mr. Johnson's name On motion, the Hf.n. John Lee Has cho^n I wa- withdrawn, and John W. f'opner wns I TV-idenf. Hi.d upon takinir the chair, dt- nominated by iicclama^ot:

approf.riat* t.t,d For Sheriff, Hugh K. Si-kiivr ,v».l Jain,-5 sp~ch a- follow,: M. Works. The name of Mr. Work* wn? ••Fellow eittzA?- ,nd fellow Oer.iocnm: withdrawn and H. E. .«tt»n»r wa« nomina-

my heart iU

df»-m it an honor of which any onr might jutly leel proud, to l»e called upon to preside over the deliberation" of .so large and intelligent an assemblage of the hr.rd-fi=ted yeomanry and lion-heart»d l)emocra.?v a= I see heforr- rne, and in whos» hand? r^sts the lutiu'e de«tiny of the republic, and by who«e effort.'. I lru°t. the fair fnbri" of American liberty will be preserved and pf-rp»tnated through all the coming «g« of timp.

Fellow Democrat.", we are living in one of the most important and eventful period0 in the world? history. There never wae a time «ince Adorns du^t was fashioned to a man. fraught with deeper interest!) to the future peace, prosperity and liappine.-s of the human race than the present. For upon h" sound and safe solution t-f the great political qn'-'ttons now di\iding and ugitating tin: public mind, resis the greet problem ot in.in -t capacity for self-government.

9Ter7 twenty-fire voic? and fraction over

«y dt»tjngm»h-d honor

conferred upon rne to-day, tor I assure you I

accla.natl

For Treasurer. Wnrren lavi- having no opposition, was l^clared the nomine? !v acclamation.

I For Clork, John, tiverton W. P. llerron and l»aae M. Vanct-. Mr. f'verton withdrawing tb^ vote on the fir^t Hallot w%= n® follow*: ,i

Isaac

M. VREC»"\

VHlescast,

be pntrusted a few more years, with its For County Commis^iono. •frenzied und fanatical .policy of IIOL only District :S

oramiulon rt!

5aith

the

Lord of Hosts.'' Fellow Democrats. I said 1 b-Mieved it to b'

I your mission to restore the Government I the Convention proceeded to appoint to it« I'.resfine greatnes.1. trramlure and

glory, and in order to do so, how important it is that we should bo of one rnind find one, heart. There must be no division in our ranks, there rnu-t be n- -angling, nor no dissatisfaction been it"" we do n»t gel our particular choice for this oflice or fnr_»i.i nffi.io. p.-.iiu»v wemocratrt you Lave a higher a more noble mission to fulfill than to be wrangling about candidates. It has been said by our enemies thnt this convention would not be harmonious, that, it would not jrive satisfaction to our party. Let ns prove by our actions to-day that all such evil cronkings are but the disoidered fancies of out enemies, that would glory in our overthrow and destruction, and who no longer rely upon the while men of this country to perpetuate their pown- and carry out. their grand schemes of corruption and plunder. They no longer look upon rhe blue-eyed straight-haired Anglo .-axon race for support. but turn wi'ii hypocritical fawning to the kinky haired African, and nppeal in roos piteous ti.ne-i to iln'rii for support. White men of Aim-rica. will you stand by and support such p:irty .' I would rather I be it dog a fid bay at tin- I'loon than crawl about in the middle ..f the night ns rioine of the Hon. tientlemen who are candidates for a sent in Congress from his district have done, fawning Slid itiji IK A I" i-i:ITI for His support.

The following resolution* were then yea and adopted: Jt'ro'ieJ, That in und une-.f-rupted judiciary, we recognize the palla-

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votes.

W. P. Herroo, 12

i. M. Vance roeeiving the majority of all thevni^c east was declared the nominee For Auditor, I»r. John .Sloan. Mariin M. Henry and Jnrrms H. W'alson. Mr. Henry 1 withdrawing tlie vote on ''he fir-t ballot wg av, follows: I

Jame.s If. WatHojj, vot^s, Dr. John .Sloan, Watson receiving thr' luajoritv

t'l..

was declared the nomine*,

Firs

Samuel GilliUnd in v^ie--. James Lee .(3 John Guilders IS

In Second Di=irici.

Lewis Martin II vote?. James IIa.Il !. I*"-'-vis Otteruui) IS

In Third District.

Jaraeo Mclntire b' votes,

Levi Curti

grand old Democratic

I nnrfv in rnaAiiA ^Iia it.. I

party to rescue the Government from the! Messrs. Lee. Hnll and Mclntire each haVC'tnnot hands of it« enemies, and in the hands of ir.g received a majority of all the votes

h'Rh »P scaie of

cnB WPrp

doclnred thp nominees for Hountr

«t the respective Wietricti.

For Coroner.

:J0

Wm. II. Foust ,°,fi

Uurk receiving the majority of ^otes ca-i was declared ilie nominee. Johr. Buck was renominated for County Surveyor without opposition.

On motion the nomination of all the enndidates was made unanimous. The nominations all having been made,

Central Committee of on? from each of the Townships, and three from Union township as follows

Thomas Patterson, Harris Reynolds, 1. W. Engle. B. F. Swank. John T.. Miller. .ionn Clark, Joseph Allen, W. H. Hyten, James F. Harney, Thomas J. Willaon, A. Harper. Silas Peterson, and Dr. Keeney.

On motion. tieorgeD. Hurley was re-nom-inated for Common Pleas Prosecutor of the 13th Common Pleas District.

diam of the people.-' rights. We therefore 1 110 -Mrig'lC 0111 onio tnke pleasure in recommending to t.lie De- beard to a permennnt black mocrscy of the Eighth Judicial Circui-.. our fellow citizen, Col. Snmuel C. Willson, as the first choice of the people of Montgomery county, for the office of Circuit Judge, and that in our opinion, by his nomination and election the people wiil bring to the discharge of the duties of that position, nit the integrity, ability and Judicial learning requisite to secure to them a speedy tnid disenteresU-d administration of justice

RtMtU'ftl, That we recommend the Democracy and conservatives of the "th Congt-esionul District, the name of Gen. M. I). Mausoii ns the first choice of Montgomery uounnty for member of Congre=s from this District.

The above r»folitii!is w.-rf- una riini.,i!»!y adopted. The committee on Resolutions submitted the following, which wit unnninniusly adopted

The committee on resolution-, beg leave to report the following platform of principle-, as expressive of the sentiments of the Democracy of Montgomery county:

Kfiolvnl, That we heartily endorse the Platform adopted at the Democratic State Convention on the 8th of January last, and will support its nominee1'.

Rrtolvcii, That in the Fifteenth Amendment to the Constitution, we recognize doctrines at once abhorrent to our natures and subversive of the moral and political purity of our institutions. That it was forced upon the sovereign people of our State ai tho point of Federal bayonets in the South. and by fraud and grossest violations of la^r in the North, and that, although Indiana stands recorded in the archives of the Nation ns fa\oring the Amendment, her voice upon that question has been misrepresented by an open violation of our Slate Constitution on the part of a Radical majority in our Isst Legislature, and the betrayal of the well-known wishes of more th?n threefourths of the voters of the State.

Rs-/(lived, That the ticket put in nomination to-day is a white man's ticket. That none but white men have taken part in securing its adoption, and that we-extend a hearty invitation to the white men of the county, irrespective of party, to rally to its support, and assure to it triumphant election.

The business of the Convention having all been disposed of, able and enthusiastic speeches were delivered by Gen. Manson. Hor. Archibald Johnson and other*, denouncing the reckless expenditure of our money and public domain, for the benefit of a few. and to the detriment -»nd slavery of the laboring elas*.

Wilson: Frfuiklin, Hon. A. Johnson Sugar Creek, Silos I'elersou Madison, Dr. Keeney Union, Thomas Patterson.

On motion, the Indianapolis .ifntintl sn-1 all tiie Dermal- !tie papers in the 7th Oonffivrsions! District were requested tc- publieh the proceedings of 'his Convention.

There beinc r.o other business the mooting' adjourned. W m. It. Gr wuii.u

JAMF.S

THK

FLOUR MILL.

Metropolis Mills,

COn tbr I.. It. W. Railroad. 3 m'Ser rrawfordiville.^

J.M.TROUTMAN, Pio i-i«t«r.

DEALER

in whe*t, corn. dour, ic., person*

wiihinf anything in my line can obtain it by leaving their order* at ». F. Elston's offiec. or calling or. the oroarietor at the mills. maf-i«Ho J. M. TBOUTMAN.

Wool! Wool!

HILL'S

WOOL EXCHANGE.

411' C'rawf'ordsville-.

liHfgesl. Cheapest. les(

MOST COMPLETE

II) KXC'SlA.N'SJfe

jHf

Guthrie & Brother,

pHighest Cash Price

IV. 1-1

taut h.»- tfvor ',»ea ..rte.v.t to liic A recent invention, arid the greatest improje'mcntever ad.ied to a carriage, busey or spring -h Wagon. We havetW exclusive county rtaht. W OOL TR A hi-1 we™*

Call and see ior yourselves before Belling your Wool. Custom work done with neatness and dispatch.

R. M. HILLS it CO,

n2i mi Corner Green and Market streets,

MEAT MABKET.

CITV MEAT MARKET!

Siirvci 's

PnOPRIKTOHS.,

Third Door South of Elaton Sank, Green Street.

DfiALKRS i"

Home lined Hams. Shoulders. Mess Pork. ttreakfa«t Bacon.

Dried Beef, foraedBeef,

Lard.

Sausages, £i\, &<\

FKfiSH MEATS,

Of all ksnflf, will be kept on hand ihroaeh the hot day* of :he nmmer reason.

A l.h., SilKKP and 1UK»S. F. B.i'U'TnRIK A- F»RO.

apr -'3 u.

tains no poisoE. Anyone by mail ior 31. .Audrfss iTIAOIC COflR t'O. ^ttipinie'.-i, Ms mc'nl2 m3

jmaumrr

oiopioy

UUSTIC SHADES

1~LKt &:t Dl&Jr,

Tkc H*I bt iu ic^ar^ FArTR, ii roll and lor ^Mrwlrn.

1A. A. FOOTK.

men 13 w'1.

EXECUTOR'S SALE.

NOTICE ii hereby iivef. tha-1 v. public auction, a! the l»te rrsidvpc mi'e-- n"r*hta4S

r-eov Thomas Long, deceased

RII.M. 1 o! rrawfordsviUe,

basket fra'le "I'Ohicacri i.» :D-

orcasins. aw'iDg thr ^pman-l for thst article in which !o leave Iftiprird bsbie' on ^r.od meu's doorsteps.

TUESDAY. JI NK 2\ 1S 0 hi -personal property. C(.n»i.ur.« it part ih.following ariicies, to-wit horses, ejut'e. •heep. b"Sf. twe-hor-e w-uron farmir.e ttlcn'il'. Ac.. Ac.

TERM?:—A credit of inonths wil! be sivec on n'.l sums over $3, the purchaser^ giving note with approve-! seenri'y. waivinc valuation end appraisement t'AI.V IN LONG,

appr june -I wl

ilT'Remember the p! I! Court

HOUP?.,

cNrtngc sr.y

iorcd buir or brovr. It oonmh it On '"gent

—mm-*——

'DENTISTS.

M. H. O A LEY.

clr..»- l/enti.'t. i.- in my jonS'O

CORNER BOOK STORE.

j±Jr the

f.OHNKK ItOOh STOKH

v. the ». -t 4v I Hi**! I I

Wall Paper

S.Ild &t pli-'-S to C- I: the :imes. Also

WINDOW PAPER.

C-tirtaiii* A. Curtufit liooitw.

Executor,

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the^ubicribcr has bcn appointed Executor of the estate ..f'Tufina^ l.onj. dec»a«ed. Said estate is solrent. fALVIVLONG. junrt w-t Ei^cntcr.

W. ¥. KIASIO.N.

VIIOKNEY

WOOL, CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. INDIANAPOLIS.

CARRIAGE FACTORY!

-OF-

J. S.

MILLER &

CO.,

fataUished in 1856..

Mark*' Street. .Yorth Hot

S& t'KAWVOKIWT11.1.f. IX l. ,iS

A FTKR retuniini! thanks the public t'-.r t!i"" 1 i~V liberal patronnse be=towod upon us for thr last thirteen years, we would respectfully cal the attention of friends and the public seneral! to an inspection of our

Carriages Buggies. I

SPRING W1GOXS.

Snlki«H and Sleiglt*.

I A fine assortment and variety of which we keep constantly on hand in our new brick show room on Washiitcton street. Fecond flnor Wo claim to be unsurpassed in strength and finish, usins I none but the best selected well seasoned second growth timber, and employing none but. the most skillfnl and experienced workmen. The high reputation our work ha? «n?tained in the thirteen'years 'past stives u? confidence' in cur ability as Carriage Makers. Beinit exclusively enpsged in manufacturin? only lishf work ^nables us to keep a much finer, larger, and hett^r «tock than any other hense in the West. We confidently assert thnt our work and prices ean not be excelled by any other establishment.

Patent

Hntrcy Wlm l.

With Patent Rivet for fastenins felloei. so thatit is impossible ff-r the feline tn split unti°r any circumstsr.cc.

The latest and best Improvements

I In Spring, Axles, Rpofeesand Hub*.

A variety of the latest styles of j»nd ficisb of every kind. A? we reeoiv the

Eastern Styles Monthly

From New York and Philadelphia we alin.ll coctiniie to manufacture ^°rk n* rclin-blo ft8 hcrr^r.fcro,

All our Work is Warranted from one to two years. Old Work Taken in E.\eliantf«'

HEPAIBIXft

!ii wood-work dons to order. Black.•luiihint: Paintinf?and Trimming rlotie with neatness and dispatch. Weinvited_ allto csll and see a= r.nr work will reeommenditself.

Superior Farm Wagons!

our Farm Wagons built «xire.-=lj ior ihie market by Stnd«'baker of South Bend. i,. In I.,of th-3

VKRY Ki:*T 1'IMBEK.

ntil

m«re v*ith thf. view of Kivir.2 entire sfcti:?" fnoturers or to

Warrant Them in Every I'nrtirtdar

Fnr Of Year.

Mn l.

Jnlyl7,185P

J. W«

Nor?b

J. .v MiLLK

CO"

NOTICE OF APPLICATION.

"\rOTlCI5 is hereby ^iven to the eteizen? ot Union township. Montgomery county, Indiana. that, I. Jame= 'o!an a white mclo in1 habitant of Montfiomery county. Si.ate of Indiana. of the r.t* of twenty-nno yer.r=. will apply ithe Board of Commissioners of Mor.tsomery oounty.

State of Indiana, at their neit regular

session, cotnmcncing on the ilr^t .-loriaay oi I June. A. D. lfi'0, for a license to sell in-

toxicnting liquors in a less quantity than I quart at a time under the Temperance law oi tho State of Indiana approved March 5, l^ssi. for the term of one year. Myp'aee nfbusinesr

r\-TiT I and the premises whereon said liquors are to ne sold and drank Is situated or. part /", lot one

fordsrslle Ir.d Office eornnr Main ACreen treets, er th or er Hook Store.

JJr.H.V. On!ey. long and favorably known to the

hundred and olevon (111) in the original plat of the city of Crawfordsville, beginnitiR seventyone feet (71) ieot end six inches [fij from the southewst corner of said lot and on the west side of Green street, and runninc thence north with said to pnrt of sniu l'( owned by .Salem C. Mct'ullottgh, thence west with tho south end boundary line of satji JlcCollotigh'fl forty-one feet and three inches to the line of Irwin and Binford. dividing saiu lot in thecenter north and southland st tho southwest corner of the part of said '.ot owned by said .Mc Colloush. tnence south witn aid central division line forty^ fee' the nnr'.nwest corner of a part of said lot, tormeny owned by

Powers, thence caft with the nort.i-

east line of said Powers'forty-one .4t teetaud three inches to tho piaee nf beginning, l.nion township, Mentgomery county. State of Indiana m"w3 JAMK- NOLA.v.

NOTICE OP APPLICATION.

NOTICE

is hereby eiven

... the citizens.!"

,'nion township, Montgomory cpnnty. Indi-

jm ana. that I. Andrew J. Porter, a white m.i.e IT.habitant of Montgomery county, state ot ln-1., of the age of twenty-one years, will apply to the Board of Commissioners uf JiontKomcry county. State of IndioiiB, ?es°ion, oomniencin? on the first :«lonafvy .Tune. A. 1». W70t for ticonae to soil intoji"»ting liquors in a. loss (jiumtity tb»Mi fi Qiiartut tinic under tho Temperance for tf/rn of one yesr. My plaoovi hu-*ine?5 and -ho

vr»%rn-

ii=c-' whereon eaid Isquor? aro be vid and drunk situated on par: «.»i nuiaoor hundred and ten [110J bi?iindoa on the north i»y Beck A Johnson,s grooiiry ^tore. an»» on 'he bj Cbftrlrs KehlingN hoot and sh«*»o »tor^, tn*4, original pint »'«f trie t-tWi t-f r.iwf«"'rd,3M*i©*t Union town-hip. Monf«'»ioery ot Indiana. A..1. I'OKTKK.

REMOVAL.

G. W. PEARSON

Has removed his jshftp ion? dtt^r? V.« •»!.i stand, over Cftr?on\« Nott firncriry fnr»\

Cutting and .^fakiia^

l)nr,p to i»rdert in the lntest

NOTICE OP APPLICATION.

VTOT1CK ii hereby civen to the citizon- of IN Union township. Montcomery county, in the State of Indiana that I. Florence Bichter. white male inhabitant of Montermeiy county, in the .«aid State of Indiana, of the age .-.f twen-ty-one year.', will apply to the Board oi County Commifsioner of Montgomery co:ir.ty. in the State of Indiana, at their regular ?es.=ion commencing on the fir.=t Monday of .Tune. A. P. IrCn. for a license to eell intoxicating liquors in ajc quantity than a quart at a time, tinder the 1 cmperar.ee Law of l?jn. of the State of Indiana for a term of one year. My place of bu?ine?i and the premises whereon said li tuors are to be oM and drank i? located on pirl of lot number one hundred and thiriv-or.o i.131. and ono hundred and thirty-two [13-. in the origir,..: pbn i,i the town of CJHwfordsvi!!i-, Montgomery c-uu-ty. Indiana, described KS t'dlows lie?innsng at a point in the east line of Green Mrret, i"*en-•y-two s22'. fee: and five inchef, ?autfc from the northwest corner of said lot, number 13t, ar.d at the southwest corner of.a tract sold by Alvin Levering to Hobert J. scce on Juiy H. 1?64, by deed recorded ii. book 3, page .»11, an_,i running south twenty '2ui feet and seven Ti lschef, thence east with the center line of the brick wall of the building erected on the Kcalalty hereby conveyed, and thut on the adjoin^ in? grc r.nds 1W feet, thence Dorth 00 feet a:.1" inches, ther.ee west with the line of said Vanearound, and the center line of kr. open --tairway erected between tho building on 'aid auee around and that hereby conveyed l'O f.-'t to the place of beginnini. -iai-l bniMir.g where a:-i liquors are^-o be sold and drank is in the ...wer room of the brick building on said premises oetweer, J. Van re a- Alien store. No

nit

AT LAW. OiGcr from rwom

Crawford's Stone Front ieaJt

-n.ORENCI-. BICHTF!:.

SEALED PROPOSALS.

NOTICE.—Sealed

l'rr.p..-a!s will be received

by the Trustees of I. nion townahip. Montcomery county. Indiana, until Wednesday, '.he 15th day of June. 1?T0. to build a Sehool House in di«triet No. Z3 ir. »aid !own*hip. Plans and •?ecificafion« may be e?n at thi-otfice.

May94th 1H». JOHN R. l.OuNa. B7«eaw rustic.

KMMH

r.peniiiK laiee inv.ii

SMAWLJS. DRESS GOODS. CALICOES. GINGHAMS. CASSIMERfcS.

MUSLINS. TABLE LIN EX& TICKINGS,

The continuai increase in business has made

necessary to nnlarec our facilities for m.inu-

•jl —i faotnrins, WP call especinl attention to V\'.H,

OF wool

Patent A nti-Rattling Fifth Whwl

MENS HAT I A DIES H.\ it-

(T...,d I. allCofrb BI Good Delain?at .(can be«? made r,t— ....

I IDT

Apr Lui

II. Was son.

Mnin S'l 'it. -i i' •},r Olf'-t.

WOLI.l ,ep^cifully it form:

that they sre now pr

promptlj-Jtr.dia ampt ft!ark»!Pi»hir-£..«Bii »f-

I/.'// W'-rl oj hi /,„( iuq th.I \r.iT-tfV

WHOLE NUMBER 1395

SPRING DRY GOODS.

Great Fall In Prices,

E 1 S S O N & O O

New York Store!

Indianapolis

the following new sood". which :bev|orVcr at pri?e« b^low •ny hl,. *BOWS «ince 1P61.

IN"

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, See.

W A S S O N & O E

No. 4 BXCHANG-E BLOCK,

ORAWFOBDSYILIjB, XNIDXJ^NJ^.

13 RrY QOO'L) 8

Cloths, Cassimeres, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, Flannels, White Goods. Shawls,

Ifloo|» mifl finliiioral

HARDWABE, PAINTS, OILS, &.c.

I%j

CAMPBELL & TINSLEY!

I 'f ,s,N'//'c /II 1 "IIIji'l !i «.(' l/i'l'/ri'.)

Ale tiow auliiu^ very

1 W 1 A I,

All kind?

Building, Hardware, Scythes,

M.t'.l'l'HK. KtKl'X

~I I I I-: I ION I I I W

And everything else in the Hai Jwiuc In *.-

BOOTS & SHOES.

Be§t fleeted Stock oi Koot^ and s|mm^

It. the ci'.j. He se it c.-.'hir« h..t ihe bett tiuaist

Lower Prices Than Any Other House in the West.

All (muds tire ttl' nn own ll.-iiiiif icliirc.

KKM.'.MISl ibat he V.e--iii-i i* f"

tecMouev cnu be by tiiHkiu^ .vuur puix-hnm-j. »y tin? Huune. April"-'

BLACK3MITHING.

JO-iS ,t..-HIFri. K^i.

I.UTI\ illllll'HI.

(OTTONADKS (ARPETS.

The New York Store,

O IMC E3 I 1=

OOIM. Nlioes Hats. Caps, ttlasx A ^iieeiisware

nt fit4- lowest tnarket ft fire.

CARPET YAKi\ COTTOX BAITING. JEANS,

:.KIHi'S

CORSE'lt HOSIER V. PARASOLS

JEW ELM.

II*. KUmore.

S'\ l.J.I.MitHI

Ll VEKY.

HUFF &INSLEY

I.I

BLACKSMI THING,

Kit

LlVSitY,

TLX

SALE & FEED STABLE

wctild reipectfully annoance that I an on« pro^ared to accommodate the pa Mice with tk bott: outfit In the way of livery teams to b«foani ir. the pit7. 1 have the

BEST TRAINED HORSES,

and the finest

/BDQOIIS AND CARRIAGES Charge orealway»reasonable? Stock njeniwill find my fire-proof brick stable an excellent place for *cllinz or keeping horses beinf in the (center ••i of the city, near the Coat lion sc.

A Bus will be run to and from all Railroad Train.

d£ci.-«'tf I.e. BRITTON.

GROCERIES.

N E W E

NEW GOODS.

NT'r\V PRICES.

JOHN KKinOK & C0i(

Have purchased the

Grocery Establishment

sHereroioro by Juitfe ftuej

Oil Wn.siiiimioln Street,

luu I th -outti of the National Bank, b„v, a.itleii a

liiirttt' I in NI-H UOOtls

I To the stock already on hand/and baro now for sale a large and well selected atook of

FAMILY GROCERIES,

ititf flnoit qualitiff wbieh they propmo to eell on as reasonable terms many house in tht oity. Th.isn i«b5ng to buy lor either

ASII OK rOI 'TK PKODK

Will do well to -v. 11 on ns. a? we are iletennin ed no' b-i undersold' by any r,no.

KcniriiilM-r lh«- plurc, ilircrlly o|t|o*il (he old pump, oitaoulli ^Vn«hiii||loii ilrrrt. ian?-.' 1

NOTICE OF APPLICATION

N'OTICK

C»»ni}ibf-ll Gl 1

BOOTS & SHOES for the MILLION!

I N

finM'ii SiivtM ixioi inl ..... Slim* LUillMiliH'iil.

1 MI.I A KKKIISTIBI.I:

North didc-oi Marke'. ytrtirl,

CHAW tOKDSV 1LLL: HaVt hand .he bet^atnf. »«di!e hor-«e'. ,ti-. 0 .-fireicr irriirove?* an-

M- i:

!l»r

Jul-

All art itiV.ieU Cu •idavor to rive cntir* '»:i-f-c f"

i? heicbj- civen to tho eitieon' of

Union township. Montgomery eounty, ir. the_ State of Ir.dinna, that I. lioborlll. Crnic. white male inhnbitunt ...f Montgomery county, in tho State of Indiana, of twi-.nty-ono years, will apply to the lio.-ir.l of Commissioner." Montgomery connty, in tho Stato of Indiana, nt I heir next regular iesninn eommonoinR on the first Monday in June, A. I). 1S70. for a Iieonse t.. •sell intoxieatinst liqum-s in a less quantity Ihnr. qnnrt nt a time, under the Temperance Lan of l.SMi, for the term of ono year. My pluee business and the premises whereon said liquor1are to be sold ar.d drunk, is situated on part of lot /lumber ono hundred and eleven (111) in the original pint of tiie city of Crawfordsrille, lieiiinninc Sflventy-one l«l)fi!ot mi six (0) inobefrom the southeast corner of said lot, on the west side of Orcen street, mid running thon north with said strent to a Dart of .-aid lot formerly owned by Saletn (). McC'iHoujth. tlionee went, with the south end boundary line of said": MaCoibiugh's forty-one feet and three ineht-i: in thn line of Irwin .t liinfor.l, dividini mid lot. in the center north and south, and at thesouthttost Corner of the part of said lot owned by ."aid MaCollough, thence south with Raid ci-ntru! ili vision line forty (40)feet to the north-" we if corner of a pi.rt of said lot, formerly own nofthean line cVs'.OV .thnmn »Mt w,Wi KriViniee inches to tho place of beginnim I ion n.i.

HOIilSRT

Ulli Vi'J

n| iCK

INDIAN A.

d-ifMe

N(.nn:i.( ut\% i\. n.i.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

'pcciai «tte."ti.-*». i- !»!«».-» -j! rt. or liins.-ro' ehar.jeirr finie-

'u'idence, oo \lnrk-^ -.rfei. cpp.--n 'hi-

Kpi-rc-psl Church. Odj.-c ht-ur? fr*• tariu :.-OIE If to 1 .clejvflj .O-.irrj wli! flnctcati with 'lHJtJ •••.'*1(1. hi" uii.

•RAHf.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION.

i^ hereby uiven to the citizen." of

\S uyn. township. Montgomery county Indjatiii. tl,i!t l.lvivv',1 Shoiveti. ii v. bite .-iiale inlmbitant Moi.tijoiiioiy county in the State of Indami. .f tin- :i^-e of tuenly-onc yenr.j. trill appl) I ro tiie ot ('..mniin-Ooner? of Monteomor) iiint.T.li.-rud

in the State of Indiumi, at thn regular

|^e-.'i, e, r-(.in?ii»*in-ii)t on the firnt Monday or. /.lime, \. (. t\.r a lieor.re to 1! into.vieitiim Iiiii.r-i in II le»s |iiiiulitv tluin quart at N time. u:.derth" 'r-injierance l.aw ol IW.I, tor thfc icrnii.f one j* nr. My place of bu-'ino'-^ an tho pre i.i.«e« A-roreon ?»id linuors are to be »ol4and .Iran!: i--itunt• on the followinz premises( to-wi' H-i:i»ninc st«. the fouthea«t corn"-

Knl'ii? Karl'-? two and a hul Mid'ilrtoivti. t-hentie. nortli one hundred and ly-five 'icy feet, tbeie-e wo-it .--i.-rhty-two HII-I T. hall" f-.'cl, thei--f! south oii-i hundred and% .»i.Ttj--fiv«: (!•(.'•) feet, to the place bei?inninuF. i'.'t.eins a purf of I Ii.: y-oitliwe?' quarter ot s.-etioi,:-lonrteen 11. tov. n.-oiip nineteoii 1'.*. north ,f raiuv -is .0} C'-'t, in the town of Middlr-town^ Wnvii 'onn-'hi|, Moiitcomery e.njnty. In-l. in11 -.v:I f- I)WAUI SIM»\VI:N.

,t. mid running parallel einhty-. .) feet eo-ii- with the town 't

MEDICAL.

hV' rr*^fT i-0 -iiCrti/irrKv

/V 1*1 N IOTI\ AT OXI'Q ATOHPTP

»'i 1' )•, i* nr t*'r»y uivtuil u.ii Ov-i. \'l mirilytrat^r ft. I.iii? «i' M.*nr*Mier '*7. 1 ttiji.r- i. r.? i:» ft. .•NF. H. KOL'TLL. /.'! VwiUfi'.-rA'-.r

NOTICE OF APPLICATION. V\"V

ht-re-

-n to t'no eiti/er.-

ri'hr,., MontK'imery 'ounty. .tb.it I. .l-.bii Keiley, -.vhitK ••f '*lon ^,-m "t '-oinity. in thu

li!ii::ii ii. ,.t 'he oi -I y-1 will ..ri (.'oui'ni-d-jrier- MontTIIJ P. the St.-iii: .-f India .U. at .hei? 6tit'..r -.---ifti, .vmiuieh'-inii on tii*j irj.lo-.i'. A. 1' t-Tii, for .'i li^eri^e !tl-"i' oor. in :i i-v-*s 'lunntity than ii r.e, iiiider (be T' mperance l/.tt •I *,

':*riy

r.i.

year. My place of l,u«

the jiremi.-tu-s 'ir i. «iid ti|ii', i' ..M dr'iiik ii!nritf-.d on the lit. hi-1 part htiMbw nine!.':'W) -I- roeorde.L in the ORIG t-.v. R. I'rawford. ilie. Mont-,

,-ire to he divide.l I-i'i fl) !»lld liil-el. •iriol plt' iotneiy ••••'it.ty

TI.'.E OF Indiana. de*. ri'.»I

i- .iow« Uetjir.nine forty ieol "oiitn oi u.« northwe«i eore.'.T of lot number ninety-uro 'r there-e rur.iiinjf routh i'o.-ty-tw. and Iml'" .. ••|ee«. tb«n'-e es-t one hundred and »i.r»y-fiT«-. lr-"/ feet, thence north forty-tw and hal .-42' feet,'.heiiee wcil one hundred and »n"j five (1C5 feet to the piaee bosinninK- Ih.--r.itiblirig where 1 iiqtior* are to be vdd.*n.l drank i« .-ituated on ttie »..uth half -f the le i-tioe-l piirt" of I. I' t:!!ttjher r.jr.cty :iri.i r.inety-two !9i) l. ni-.ti -own.-hin. MonteoM-r». e--, "»11 K1.1.K

WANTED.

20.000

POUNDS

1IOM

BUTTER

(MM) AI lir.

CRAWFORDSVILLE FRUIT HOUSE,

OH \Y ItlCH W I. S\ H.I.

l*ii

lIn- *»|iirk«*I Pritv in ii-h..

Of b'l'i'

A.«r. K-.o.-i lr «t ol.-.

l\ ii

WITH

S O S

ESTRAY.

r,.iif.'.- miey. Frida ..

U'i

Alien r.oa:: Mar 13. una^-

ll..r#-.». hn.'.'L- ii-sh,

yi'uri

j.-ehead. white ti hind t\.-et»star pas

iiire j.dut. -li^l.tly 'fr|athal«iv-l. -Vny j»riot. £idin$ the native li«i-'. or firing' -ueh infonivi'.iea u.* nill le.ld tn hi t-:r r-r.-.ili be p.ii-l f..r h.- tr.-abli-. Addr^i--nioM i. sco 11 llro-BiT i'..