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BOARDERS

A ftMldiba roorni ffrafrf o?S.$£ •tawd. For mi »nd pi*** of reAdette In. qnlr* at thie office, jell tf

FOB SALE:

copirnr

maySlt/ I

FOB RENT.

f^HK old «*tabli»hed Dry Goods Store, known w1?,*

v,Dr*rorBer

Appirto,

fehlStf B. KENNEDY. \f HALL—Enquire of Wm. J.*I

KoberUon A Co. m*j21*2

ANNOUNCEMENTS. JUDGE. 7

€'T

V«^c.8idid! V-Vro^erS

ifc^HejSdVc"^

STATE TICKET.

Far Stfrt!ary oj Shite,

NORMAN§F.I)I)V. of St. .To'eph Ct.nnty.

For Auditor nj Sittile,

JOHN C. SHOKMAKER. of Pern County

For Trtoturr nf Slat.-,

JAMKS It. RYAN, of Marion t'onnij. tor Attorney Ctr%nx\. bAYLESS W. HAXN'A. of Vig«, Count,.

.' O) 1'ifiituii r. VVAHREN DAV IS.

For Shfrijt.

•Hi

111. till. E. SIDKM-.i:,* For Corowr. _.^,J01IN W. HI RK. vVr fi-Jt'W W

Comil'if'UOnri/.

Kirsi Di«triei—JAMES J.EK. Sooor.d Di-lrin JAMES 1'. HALL.

1'blrd DUtr.X-JAMES .MclNTYRK.

I SOMI: of our Radicals proles* to be

THE Republicans area nice party to

be intrusted with the purity of the

where they could use the bayonet, that

they have not declared all votes ille-

gal which were not for Republican

candidates. Their proceeding are dis-

gusting. Kick the .-conndrel* out next Fulfil"

I'I.VSJSKS

and the compliment will be transmit-

ted to General Foster, through tbe Attorney

uer

P°w

In the

For SupMUnJoa of PMc ln.tn.cio,, I mcroe. C.eneral Rank, ?aid. "Our debt

MILTON B. HOPKINS, of Montgomery County

JAMES L. WOBDEN.of Allen Conntjr. hurden^me upon trade biwin^s

ALEXANDER C. DOWNEY, of Ohio County SAMUEL H. Bt'SRIRK. of Monroe County.' JOHX PETTIT, nf Tljipfmnof County.

TICKET.

For .BtprfttntaG, e. 2 JOHN W. COPNKK, }'ui Au'i.tQ!: JAMES H. WATSUJN

Fur Ctrl}:.

ISAAC M. VANi t.

8uffra

po6C| ((1

was uever more earue*t in

hiv life than in his opposition to the Fcuiauti. To please tbe Rritisli Government the more, "our uohle Presi dent*' at a Cabinet meeting the other evening,complimented General Foster,

United States Marshal, for the piompt and cfficieut manner in which he had

General, in an ofTicial m.in-

•?i N.tI'oi.EON said,

r, tnen lart Well to the ft

.„ .....v.. ..v, u,.v.

acted iu the arrest id Genera! O Neill.

NEW SEMES—VOL. XXI, NO 41

No Protection to Farners. S crimes «J»4

CS Ther6 are no irap08U

,h? S rodapt that ca

decline of American com

9 a

^. our taxes are beivy. and the

For Judge* oj Supmm Court, sy^eia of import dntie- nVce^^arily

fdeprev-ed. confidence is impaired, and j.V

Four relation? with o,her countries not

a.1- pb-Ksaiit a we rouM wi«h This •.'J*!" a lrief. hut comprehensive Miiomary of what the people of "Tthe United

State- 11w*"• tlie Radical party. A iri gle decade of Radical rule ha? up-

rooted the laborv ol p. half century. Steadily, stone by -ton.-, tbe Di'tno-

I crahe party erected tli»- lempl«* of

Atnericun union, peace and prosperity, How it haf beeo shattered -an be

learned from tieneral Bank?. ,,

A t'K.vv days njo, the Radical- all

over the country were chuckling in

their slcevps about ii upj»o-Pi| divi

sion in the ,\pw York Democracy. In

the new

SUVt

trM''**f»

aud one darkie from the .-ante Count can party the corruptions that party Peace

9HSBaaaH 5 ,e

.without chauRe of water. has leathered and given birth to. Let) To a horde of officers who may be

^ays that an earnest, determined. Let them

••id man named Leonard Greelev, down with red hoi

eUiininp lo be an uncle of Horace, the foe which i* becoming demoralized. I ith tbe people's elections The

Tur. entire Democratic ticket has! PUO.MINF.NT Republicans are now

been -probably elected in Oregon, predicting the overwhelming defeat of The Republicans claim a enetuber of their pasty next Fall. They already Congress. The Legislature i- in sen the hindwritin* on the wall. The!

doubt, but the indications are that the

elective franchise, They have never tlmt. were in favor of each .State vo-I had the power iu any one instance

a a

The Kmpirc is

Pence and he made himself Kmper-

working man ee to it. that they join

bands with the Democracy neit fall

iu voting for a change. The only way

to defeat the infamous, despotic schemes of the bondholding aristoc

racy, is to vote their rotten representatives out of Congress.

Wklle Man Down.

One of the most infamous tyrm

Uuder itf provisions, no one dare speak to a negro about politics, or write or print anything calculated to

g0t

H"6

hon m, ht be

as aots of

''loyal'" speeehe

niei« tliHt has ever disgraced the sta tuca of a nation professing to be free, will next fall, teach radicalism

is that now just placed upou record by the Radical Congress nnd administration.

affect bis vote, without being subjected gtrous revolutionary biil in regard to fine and imprisonment. to electiou.4, which has recently passThe effeui of the law i* to enforce through the forms of law at Wash"Ot only the equality but the superi- ingtou. It assumes for thfc Federal ority of the nogro over th* white Government the exclu.-ive control over •o®"- our State and local elections. In sec

We ask our readers iu this couuty, tion eight it is provided 'that tbe How do you like it as far a» you hnve District Courts of the United States

-VOU =0t

eno"Bh npfif0

OFFIFQFES

*n-v

hat be nim on hi- farm. He ba° the District Attorney in a Court hav'

to come into the market on the merits

l,s a 8

jean get The manufacturer of

ing

to I Hit not

indications of a majori- necessary.

terribly afraid of the Catholic relig- unprecedented, their under lips [fere i« a by which a ^etieral iou.H «They are tbe same chaps that

carried dark lanterns iu 1854. lias opened the campaign which will unjirineipled scamps who may desire 8

ive

THE editor* of the Jnvrvat rejoices L?* th^ Denio. rats of Indiana nod sive power i« ve.-ted in entirely itre--ver the fact that minister has ?o I other States profit by the example of sponsible hands—the appointee- of fur forgotten the distinction of caste. New York. Let them fight to win.

to baptize three young white ladies L''t them charge upon tbe Republi-

., violate this act, which i- ma.le so tested in their speeches against n«gro

ge. They said they were op I "tar!

Indiana, and more than

ti|JK upon it at)|1 lleci(iinf? npon i(

for uf fh(1 ou tilnliou pro

aiu

which they with the Demo-

orats Iookeil up0|J

1(je

of the rfi

pprved rij?h|fi of (he Slates The

rights of the States,

charges made by the Democrat- that thi! inevitable teudeuey of the Radical party was to place the negro, with bis ignorance and degradation, npon an equality with the white man, was

hurled back "a Democratic lie," and such was not nor had not been

the intentions -of th^ir party. Facts speak for themselves. The high tax es that are everywhere grinding down

their ma-ters, being "the rejult of

of a Democratic rebellion.'' If a Re publiiun steals the public funds, it is all "caused by a Democratic rebel-

1,on sn,i in

hfit

or: Grant said, "Let us have Pence." "P

meaning all tho time. "Let u« have an Rcpi#diean official- i-

Kmpire," and Congress i« now »t the •'caused b\ a Democratic rework of completing the job. If the l'

designing demagogue- who bsvc now

eontrol Congress can secure another

0 01

in,n

"Tying destroy the

government the sun ever *hone

Lferj act of extortiou and

The raid of old John Brown

into Virginia, to free the slaves, and

irgimn, to tree the slaves, ami'

a the

*oti

nf ,h

loase if nowcr then firewnll to il.e underground railway, and incendiary

liberiies of tha neor.lc Let everv speeches inciting the slaves rebel a^vs will ne too late. anci jou will one hnndrodud[sixty (iw) rods, thence west

considered as anticipa-

the future, can not cover up their hy

pocrisy and "treachery of the past. The people of Montgomery county

ism and their devotion to principle,

son not to be forgotten. Montgomery county at not less than three hundred Democratic majority.

Bill-Ill Pro

Tbe Bayonet Klertlon visions. We have received a copy of the mon

y#t, or will you support this infamous have, •rxchtfitf. of the Courts of the to any political party in this

there is no protection to fartoer? by indictitefcYf oV a grand jury, or in auJ rain ever experienced iu Montana PV-

f3rooa 5 the

®P«ie with by indictmenr or information filed by

in the tariff law? of a Ridical Con- eases of crimes and offense not in .Territory has just subsided. Snow 4('E FACTORY

•/j ,, "»g juri.mcuon. for placer mining could not be better.

figure in a tariff bill. ... where Courts are held. What a fruit

coor?e of a recent speech

IIupon the decline of American 'com-

i,,n 100,1 an trnm 1

3 I 1 9 a a

hom a hun

lr4

ftxPp"^

but the.-e Cnmmissmner.

ut 11

l^ntoerats everywhere be bold, appointed under thi.* act. heavy fee?

I.D3 made hU appearance in very dw- and thus prove to the people that they President of Ihe T'nited States is »«.' I THwee n°^«nTerif^»^

l»t«l« circumstances at St. Paul. Hor- ate earnest iu their defense of liberty, thorized to employ the whoU army CuSham

accustomed to advise the pov-, the right, of States, the "earnings of and navy in the execution of this law. I

erty Btrickcn to go VJ est, and it looks laboring men. and «h^ interests of thus giving him the practical power to

•s if bis uncle wa«- following his hd- those whose interests have so long regulate June 1670. been neglected. Push ou the column.

acce»sioi)s to their rank' of the col-

Democrat1" wili have Irom five t.i eight- ored vole will uol save Jlieui from the majority joint ballot, fiarfield defeat they ?o richly deserve It is (Republican) ha.« been elected to yet too frc^h iii the minds'of the peo

C««r«. fro,„ W.»W»gl», Totrh»ry.. plo l„„v ,!,« lead-r- of ,h« p,.«j p,-„.

as to tender it easv to bi-in

thftin under its terms.

The last section of this ad authori-

*e* »u^i(late for Governor or

State office, except members of Legislatures, who may be defeated upon a

poll, io bring an action to recover the office in the United States Courts.

Only thiuk of a United States Judge trying the title of tbe Governor of

this State! These are the main features of this bill of abominations,

which, if submitted to. will destroy every vestige of liberty in the land

.WNRAMZE, \ATIRU1ZK.

Irishmen, iiernians, Naturalize now Be-

LORE IHC PILL

il. I. .v i. -c. a. to,

in mind that ,i hill concocted by Radicals is well on its way through Con

,-„w fake out naturalization pa-

now

a heavy price to obtain your citizen-

'li° ""d were ouly done ship and the right to vote,

retaliation^ "Liberty, how ^The infamous majority many crimes have been committed in thy uame." All the buncomb and

of Republicans in

within their respective districts, ahall ^rgcMhln'.ny 'which has been^iven

legislation to take your farms and several States, cognitance of all crimes for a quarter of a eontury." yotfrpropertr if .you fcftwn at a negro and offenses committed against the xj v'-iitl .. ... If you want a cheap hat, ftr to the rtf on eleotioo

a a a S

presentation may be either fell toMhe depth of five and six feet

,D tbe

ses in the State of Ohio will have ?«a?«n.

iron, nf woolens, of cotton?. N pro- to he tried either in Cincinnati or TO THE LADIES. tec led. hut the farmer'.- product-- never Cleveland, they heintr the only places

ful opportunity here lor partisan op-

ajority in Congress

The common I'lea Court' ot this county, now in session, nas power to naturalize foreigners, and we earnestly

,i .I. call upon them to lose no time in taktrue to their intelligence and patriot- !•'.«•

ing out their papers.

The

Radicals have eufr-nchised the

a les- I negro, and are now trying to disfranlut down chise the German- and TrMi let them do it.

Naturalize

ain for

ui»

a 0

of a I nifed Stnte? flrand Jury, the

District Attorney being empowered to

coiinneiioe tbe action by an "infonua..

inn''' lr •.

»'iles. and at heavy

''"ven into a defend at a di»-

nt int ,?er, iu t0v 1,R

,S n, ,he

elected hv the ncon'c i.,n- 1,. Uole proprietor) New York.

i" -'t'!

pointed by men

of the proper county, or such portion

man) place? they were preparing tor! of the land nnd n^val force- ol' the jollifications over it- defeat, but when United State? or the militia" a ma

upon ib« ground. Xew York re:gn of terror can be gotten up by'

victory to the Democracy. Xow to reverse an election. This extcn-

PsionPrs who

come {are to be given, »vhich will act as a jeiihm3.°n

'"ifts, upon bribe for them to bestir and interfere

elections to suit himself and

his purposes. The immigration

Chinese info the country under this

law is encouraged by taking from the States the power of discriminating by tax againi rheni. which has been

heretofore done on tin- Pacific coast.

The most extreme penalties of fines

„i

,I. ., II

j. Price 91,00 ptr box, sis boxes M.Ou bv

who rue cho.-en by

5-'«l

hemso|ves are

thi»a hut Federal .fustiees nf the

in Cr»wford«ville by

them. *|'h Commis.-ioner.« are an ft. J. HINFORD Si HRO., thori/ed to appoint special pattie? to

Don't

Xt"nn':'r

Dityutch.

execute warrants under this act, and Sole A^sut.- for Crawfordsville. they are empowered to call 10 thoir Ladies by sendine them 6J.00 through the Cr»wfordsville post office can have the pills sont aid the bystanders or pew- (confidentially) by mail country free of postage.

Ik ,1 fa PjO «*U au 1 jfl 41 •f*ai fa/s ji

MAY b« presented THE heaviest of snow storms CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.,

mountain?., and there was an in-

jurisdiction Ttmtory. The prospects

he Lnder this section all election ol' and a large yield is anticipate! fhia

,la thron

hoat

A ARB TO THE U»IE.I

'TP^'ent »|(|ni IN'rHMIHMl PlIlS, ^eaulS o^fSnd^h, SSI

F\r J^^emalee

..... ,—r

r^entment

If Any Druggist

Pift^rs you the Di foxco

1 u?e

GOX-DES

ea?h h*

uie. nimi -IOIO rs. lio-c (he words Dupf.nco

Druggists.

any pirt of the

Sold also by Shaw Si Culliiis. limril, OKO. E. Cuming 4 Co.. Lafayette, Bmwninc -v. Sloan and Stewart 4 Morgan. Indianapolis, Ind, tie innnll -n junell 'TO

HOUSE & SIGN PAINTING.

'Hartman & Clemson,

HOUSE &. SIGN

A I N E S

Glaziers. Graiiiers. Gilders and

Paper Hangers, it material used, Cot iromptly attended to. t, over Fry'- Drug Sr.,re.

w®rk

solicited and prompMr nttende(\ to.°a"'r

Mft,n tl

DISSOLUTION.

hSs^h^da^Tee^ di"foh?ednby

fhe Srm

BUF"lXOTOyfcrys^nH\V

ECIAI,

kOIICL.—It will bfi seen from the

oi above that 1 am again in the Stair Building and House-Joining business Mr. Cunningham having retired, After returning re'pee'fully i4

ninghaiD h!lving ?etired

VTOi

I Of Itiou.-.ants of dollar.* and imprison- tho undersigned will sell at public sale, on or ment -. .o-„ after four weeks from date hereof, tho following non. lo. a .ertn o} ^eai.» arc imposed described real estate, situated in Montgomery county, Ind., and described a» follows, to-wit

1 tuXK o!,! Mhm

--wlH RtrKKlNWt'ON.

GUARDIAN'S SALE. ICr'Kemeinbt-rtlie Mu ol Cour

l( is hereby given that, in pursuance

of an order of the Court, of Common Pleas,

A part of the northeast quarter nf section eighteen (18) in township eignteen (18) north of range three (3) west, bounded as follows Reginning forty-one feet east of the northwest corner of lot number two on the original plat of the town of Fredericksburg, thence north parallel with said town plat to the county road north of said town, thence with said county road cast to a parallel line running on the east side of lot number one (1) on said plat, thence south paral- I lei with said line to the northeast corner of said town plat, thenoe west with said town plat to I the place of beginning, containing one-fourth of an acre of land more or less, the property of Franklin Cornell. 1ERMS.—One-third of the purchase money to be paid eash In hand, one third in 9 months, and the residue in 18 months from date of sale, with interest, the purchaser giving his note with approved security for deferred payments. .-rr GKORGK U. CHADW1CK. jollw* «__l -/.Guardian.

GUARDIAN'S SALE.

"^OTICE iii hereby given that, in pursuance of an order of the Court of Common Pleas, tho undersigned will sell at public sale, on or after four weeks from date hereof, the following described real estate, situated in Montgomery county. Ind.. to-wit: Part of the west half of I the northeast quarter of section fourteen M] in township twenty [20] north of rango four [-1]

bound

fnrp the Rill nnw Pnllnp- in rnnirr»: eighteen and three fourths [IS.*,] rods west of

now rtnuillgin longress I the northeast corner of said west half of said

.Makes a Residence nf Five Years Long* I quarter section and running thence south one

el" Necessary. hundred and sixty [160] rods, thence west eigh-

t'litn, m^liinen. Germ.iD« ana others, place of beginning.

nn.«

^ffinnin? at a point

a I

call upon ull person., of foreign one hundred and sixty [lfioj rods. th«nee east

her-j or elsewhere, who have now .ill quarter of section twenty-two [22] in said town- .. i- ship and range, bounded ns followt Beginning the rjUallftcaMon^ re.-ldencc, Ac., twenty [20] rods west of the northeast corner of requisite to become citizens, to bear

said east half of said quarter section and running thence south one hundred and sixty [100] rods, thence west twenty (iO) rods, thence north one hundred and sixty (lCti) rods, thence can twenty (20) rods to the place of beginning.

Also, part of tbe west half of the northeast

gress, and that as soon a? it becomes a law it will render a new declaration of intentions and a further residence of five years ncces«iirv condition®, of f°«rtbs(ie.V) poles oa?t. thence south one hund- RaVicai"nnre"oV"Se'minal Weak nitrnlbitlaii

^hictars the pcrs and become citizens as the law &% "nYran^^^ BegiS b™-L

."fands, do SO at once, or in a few I

... ...: orsaid section and runn,ng.thence south bio Lecture, clearly ptoves from his own c-iperi-

*ii have to wait frv*? years longer, and pay jjjds, thence north one hundred and six- may be effectually removed without medicine

^rods.thence east

acres, the property of Robert Martin and Martha Aliek Martin, minor heirs of ,Iocph Martin,

are determined to disfranchise the Irishmen and German? of Indiana, and I ,, XAN'C\ MARTIN, a a place the negro authority nver them

GREAT REDUCTION'

IN" PRICE or

TEAS AND COFFEES,

TO CONFORM TO

PRICE OF GOLD.

NOTICE

THE Hartford Thm.* says "At time could the negri suffrage Amend Jf\hnma"l° ngjdieea incut have been carried by the popular

Vj"n'c n4

vote in this State, were the bare fjuestion itself submitted to the people. \\. F. ELSTON, It has been repeatedly voted down, by A T'lOUNEY AT LAW. Office fr'.-ut room a majority of many thousands, as a Crawford'g Stone Front .« decMt separate and distinct proposition, by the people of Connecticut. It would j? FLOUR MILL. be voted down again, were it submi-•lt.®S5Tajp^___^T.j« njr'1 ted to the popular vote next week :.,*$ MetTOpOllS Mills, and the majority against it would be (Ou the 1.,

CEAWFOBDSVULE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY INDIANA, JUNE 11, 1870. WHOLE NUMBER 1396

ofr-

J. S. MILLER & CO., lEntabliilied in 1856.j

s-f

DTI'oNro's

Market St, ./, y.trfh .f a rt Hf.

«.•«.* WFORO* VI I.I.K. I.M».

"4 F'i'EK relurnius thanks to the public lV»r "tli X*. liberal patronage bestowed upon us for th»'

to an inspection of on.

Carriages. Buggies.

SPRING WAGONS.

Iniullable la Correcting Irreguluriiir*, Remriag Ofcclnctioai «f Ike nMiblr ftnllrlitfi n|] SllPlfflm 'I Tatufc frtm wkalever faaw, aad nl-

wnf» Mucrrnfal na it Prr.rrnlntivr.

A. ifine assorhnent ftini variety «f which we keep constantly on hand in cur new brick show room

Washington street, second floor We claim -I tO'be unsurpassed in strencth and finish, u?in?

1'ILL.S in a none but the best selected well seasoned second

small lied or eUow box. refuse It., 1 no longer 1 growth timber, and employinp none but the

this. box. Ask for the NEW ST.YLE BOXES most skillful and experienced workmen. The

lion. rt. limin.ir\ pint f^uing. it I- eontainmp donblc quantity of Pill?, and upon hteh reputation our work ha? sustained in tbe triir. 1.,-JV 1.^ Itrim.ilir l,ofV.r- .i.. 1

Too will find the Revenue Stamp. I thmeonfyearsfpast droj us confidence*in our

truf iua\ be tiroULlit netorf (lit printed from my PaiViTE 1)VE. upon which. ability as Carriase Maker. Being exclusively 1'nilc.l ^t-ifp ut.n '®nStflw,ise" the stamp, yon wiil find printed engaged in manufacturinc only lischt work ena- 'jouU Caiie-..«

GOLDK.V PERIODICALPILI.S

The

11 in lir-r- '.r^ In/.,-.-.! (V, „io in white letters: without that none are genuine. stock than any other house in the West. We .M:3n' br=t made at ... ... nilint.fr- ..re to h- inejea.-e.i trout ttiue N

small Red and Vellow hox^ are confidently assert that our work and prices can nolontrer u«ed. Every box is signed. \D.IIOWE:

hie# us to keop a much finer, larger, and better Oood Detain? at

not be excelled by any other establishment. I The continual increase in business has made

THE CELEBRATED

A, i, NV/tliT & CD. cy

0 N IT E S A E S

McClure, Fry & Co,

A I O S

H04 '7ll 3m

p..lcs enst of

I ilS li fis" Jon,Cie

MEDICAL.

THK GRKA'I

TT1ljr

quarter of section fourteen (It) in said township TT TJ JVIA N JVl IS E Ft an an as in in O I ty-three and three-tourths

(234)

the northwest corner of the said northeast guar- ?r-ni tor, and running thenco eighteen and three-

we?t

natialization and three-fourths (1^.,) rods, thence northi.ne Emission', Imp..ten.-y, Nervous Debility, and Men of foreign birth, all of You

1'""1X

hundred aivi sixty (l'io ri

Also."'part of the east half of the northeast

a ,h

eDoe

lnt-rrnsrU Fnciliiir. lo Clnb Organi/.rr,, "I^HE co-paruiership heretofor.- existing" be9cnil for |ric«- I.int. tween the undersigned in Printing and rp, f, Book Binding, under the name, style, and deI lie UrOJlt AincriC'Jtfl lea Co. icriptiou of Jere Keene.v A Co., ha- this .lav .. .. I oeen dissolved by mutual consent. The suid II O. Box JIA x. esey Sr., Xen 1 ,.-k. Keeney is to have all the partnership property juneltw

——firm deb?c and liabilities.

"EXECUTOR'S-NOTICE.

is hereby given that the subscriber has been appointed Executor of

e«1. Said estate is

B. I

fStat«

aSO

w. Railr„ad. 3 miles *.vr of

Crawfordsville.1

J. M. TROUTMAN. Proprietor,

DEALER

io wheat, corn, flour. Ac., persons TERMS:—A wishing any thine in mr line can obuun it on all sums OT by ltaring their order* at W. i\ Elston'* effiee. with approved or eajliiurop the pro»rjetor at ike mills. may-irro J". M. TROTfMAN.

that the awful eons..qnenee= of Self-Abuse

-. .twenty rods to the place of and without dangerous surgical operation.bcginning. containing Jogether .. and 20—100 bougies, instruments, ring or cordials, pointing riven Slrtrl Buul -rlli

out a mode of cure at once certain and.effectual. by re no a ha

condition may be. may cure himself, cheaply privately and ralieally. THIS l.E WILL PROVE A BOON TO TIIOl

E O E I E W

:FC

SHAWLS, DRESS GOODS. CALICOES. GINGHAMS. CA8SIMERES.

MTSLIXS, TABLE LINENS TICKINGS.

is neeossary to enlarge our facilities for manuI faotUTine, We call e'peeinl Htiention to W.H. Ratnson"?

Patent Anli-Riittliiig Fifth Wlit^'l

A recent invention, and the trrcatest impruvement ever added to a earrinse. b'.isg.v or sjjring Wagon. We have t.'»e c.xolu'ive county richf. Wet-.se

Sarver's Patent Bugg.v Wheel,

With Patent Rivet for fastening fellow, so that, it is impossible for the, f°lloo to pl! under any circumstance.

The latest and best Improvements !n Sprine, Axles. Spokes and Hub?.

A variety of the latest styles of Patent T.a.s and finish Of every kind. A? we receive the

Eastern Styles Monthly

1-ioUi New York and Philadelphia 'we .-hull oniitinue to mnnnfft'''ture work as rolinble as heretofore,

AH our Work is Warranted from one to two years.

Ohl Work Taken in Exdiance

REPAIRING

In trood-work done .to order. HUcn.-juithiiiu' Painting and Trimming done with neatness and dispatch. Weinvitpd all to call and see as our work will.recommenditse'f.

Superior Farm Wagons!

Our Eurui Waguns built expressly for this market by Studebaker Bros., of South Rend. lnd..of the

VERY ILKST TIMB£B.

and moii with the view ofgivins rntiiv satisfaction to purchasers^ than profit to fhe manufacturers or to u«. We fnll.v

tyra ri 11 nt

Th,„ For

in Every

0»%

Yt'of.

Dourt House. .TulylT.lSOO

Air "M

ti.

Hosiery,

St:i--t ,N'n Ui

,r. s. Mii.uoii.t co-

SPOOL COTTON.

i:ow

CAISI:

J'i published in a scaled envelnp. -. Pr .'.-.

f.eclurr ou Hie .Vnlnrr, Trentiiit ui uu.l

fourths (le\) poles oapfc, thenco south ono hund- Radical rare of Seminal Weakness. Spermared nnd sixty (lWb_rods. thcnce west eighteen r,rrbn?a. induced hy Self-Ahu-c. Involuntary

eighteen r.rrbtea. induced by Self-Abu-

rMs .•• the place of he- Impediments to Marriage generally Con-

,aiiPVneapacitv.PA"P.'-li:-"'ROBKRV3!!'.'

northeast corner of the northeast quarter The worid-iei.owiH.-d author, in :hif a.hiiira-

Ct^L-

A, ,h 0rccn

LECTtiU: ANUS

AND THOUSANDS. Sent under seal, to any addrer.-. in a plain envelope, on the receipt of six cents, or two no-t-sge stamps by addressing the publishers. AlJo Dr Culverwell's "Marriage Guid*1," |. iii 2ocenta. Address the Publishers.

CM AS. J. C. KLIKE& CO.,

t'27 Bowery Sew Vork, p. O. 1!. -l,3Sfi. nov29,1869,yl

DESSOLUTION NOTICE.

and asset* of the firm: and he is to pay »K the

L:I MUIIEY ETUI

C.XMi.l^o^:.'

Ct.A* iu)*)-vii.I.£.SAMUEL

May 20.1?T0.

the estate SPECIAL NOTICE.—It will bo ier-ii th*

FO)-

notice, that we are again in the hu.«ine?$

CALVIN LONO, Bonk Binding and Job Printing, "sinqk- ,v K^e^n^or. bonded."—Mr. W ilUon having retired from in*

concern—After retnrningthanks for past patronage, wcrespe.'tru!!y a continuance of the 1 fame. JEKK KEEN!:V.

EXECUTOR'S SALE.

V0T1CE .. public auction, at the U'e residence

herebi given ii.at I will eli at ce of,

Thomas Long, deeeasfd, three mile* nortbe?»t of Orswfordsville, on

TLESDA1, JLXL -N 1»7U,

oyer $3. the purchaser givjnirnote? -c

BLACKSMITHING.

INDIANAPOLIS.

SPRING...DRY GOODS

Great Fall In Prices,

J) RE SON"

New York

Indianapolis.

Aiv ui'Kntim l.iii'r invoice- of the following new noods. which ihr\'!iifr uowr ?ir.ee Ct.

MEN Hai*e?, I.ADIE? II A r-

A T-

The New York Store,

IsT DI A 1ST APOLIS,

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, «cc.

ll'assoit. i. If*. EUmore.

W ASSI »T &ELLMORE!

No 4 EXCHANGE BLOCK,

CBAWFOBDS'V'ILLE, TNlDTJi.2rj±.

j! Gloves,

Flannels,

NEW FIRM,

CAMPBELL & TINSLEY! MOST

StWVfiM1 nnt'fihclI il" llvi'hi'.)

Ate uow selling very

FOR

All kiuiia

Hardware,

S A S S S 1

E I I I I S

a o.

11 prioi:.- l"!n

(ormvADKs CARPETS. CARPET A F.

COTTON HATTING. JEANS.

KiuriN CORSETS. IKiSIKRK

IMKASOr.S,

.. I JEW ELK V.

O O S

Cloths, Cassimeres, Dress Goods,

White Goods,

Hoop and Balitioi4al •SklMn.

5W'""* Also. :i r!. as-uMtJ "'••••k 1.1" v' .'

O E S I O

Al- ». rt fall I it* -ii

Booh, ('aits. OIsihk A:

Notions,

Shawls,

at the fotrrsf mnrhet /trier. WASSO.N .( 1-. I.I..MOI K.

HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, &c.

cj^vsii

rJOT^BXi SHOA' 1 W Pr.OAVftJ H.

And evt-rything else in the HHrdwure line

BOOTS & SHOES.

Sli nt

rHAKl.F.^ itl r.r-HV

iii(iiFi\ & \iritm.

li .hi En:.!

(Jh .!/' Strut, a I) 'hi l*n*t Uriu

\%'OLLD re-pemfully iiifi.ru their Irici.d# that they are now prepared to execute

promptly and in the best .'tyle ill kimU|'l ren-

his personal property, consisting in pan oi tin- ?.-! Hla?k-:mithing.u(i) .it. j, |1 Brown's ality. ..n Kiiday il» 13 .i.e following articles, to-wit horses, cattle. .... Boy Horse.

sheep, hogs. two-bcr»c wagon farming utensils. Mill |j ork he- nf Deferijihon. /Jir* forehead, white on bi.tls hind leei. star on past'/., /V ,, I, 11' .?. tore joint, slightly striughalterd. At.} person A credit oi 9 iiionius will bo siren j,: iHQ itttil \tCnfhtry ""W., Andini !ht anove d*acribed

Best Selected Stock Koo^s and shoes

if. i-llr but :!lr '••.3'. qil.-iT!! .r..l

lower Prices Than Any Other House in the West.

All (inuris arc oj' m\ »\n

HK*il.»li hl: :,-'!•. t,-ii.n i.—• ie iii.-

be saved by

MAKING

Scythes, Cull and

Cuuipliell &. Tiu-.1«.

BOOTS & SHOES for the MILLION! BUTTER

I'Xilllil.Nllllll'lll:

yourpurchht lit tflib House. r!l I-

LIVERY.

HUFF & INSLEY.

LI vKitv sA 1.1 A K:Knsi MSLK

North side ot Market Street,

BLACK SMI THING, CRAWFORDSVILLI INDIANA

Hat* -Ii hnnd th^ hp.-t .lnnrda

'forear"iii5r

cil11

iddle horsei. If !r dr-v -r-

,l-'

ESTRAY

L^KOM

ih« impure ,.f J..sepli AJ!.-i, tuar

IS'.

od security, wairing valuation end-'- All arc invited t.j jive us a r.II.a ."Lell. n-( will be paid T-T his trouble, Addref I appraisement !i*i l.S IN LONG. Jeavor to rive entire iamfactijr. to -o«i..mrrs. THOMAS 1. SCO'l'l. juoe4«4 t.xeeutor, august 17 1^:. taaji- w:.' lir-wr.'- V: y.

JUeh

h«nd« high. yfa'rs Jd. n'ar in

lilVERY.

=0' TrT 10 T? Y".

SALE & FEED STABLE would respectfully announce that I am no« prepared to accommodate the publiee with tfc r,p»i' ontfit in ihewafof livorj leam* to be fonnl the oily. I have tbe

BEST TRAINED HORSE8, nl tbe' fir.e»t

BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES

'horcpt nreatwajf rpasoTinble. Stock meniwill iind my tirp-proof hrick stable an excellent place for .'plliosor kccpimr hor?es being

tbefecoter

of rhe oily, near th? Cout [lonse. A Bus will be run to and from all Railroad Train.

I. P. BRITTON.

,^'f GROCERIES. V:

W "FI li M.

7ST KAV GOODS.

:N I:W Piii( s.

J0H\ KKirrOV «r CO

lll.tr pmvha-Cii illf

Grocery Establishment

llcvt'lDl'ori' ntvned bj .1 u.Ke Ki'.ry,

ON Washington Street,

1 .I.M d..-.r,. ..oth ol ilie Nnti»n.il liaiik. Lur« odd o.l r.

Large' IiiVoice of New Goods

To the stock already on hand, and have now for sale a large and well selectod stock of

FAMILY GROCERIES,

I Ol the liud-a qualities which the? propose tu soil on as reasonable terms as any house in the I city. Tho=e wishing to buy tor eithor I

CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE

Will Jo well to call on us. as we are detei min id not to bp undersold by any one.

llcMie«brrtb« |»lao«*. directly opf*.li«ke old pump, *n .oulh IVaihiaftan •trccl. janS'-.'yl

MEDICAL.

liAiJB MAI

Catarrh

jnnS'70—y

WOOL.

Wool! Wool!

iili.i's

WOOL EXCHANGE.

Of Ci'iiutoi'tKvllle,

I Largest. ('heapest, ,t lie^t

COMPLETE

Slin'K oi

-.c

WOOLEN iiOO»K.

i'«. I:\I IIA .\I ik

For Wool -j:

I ii 1

I A N A O E

MGO

for yourselves beW

"«K work clone with neatuoH« and dia-'-pateli.

M. HIL.JLS Sc. CO. .1, i.i..1 Mar* ..1 .ire.-1

WANTED.

20.0DD

POUNDS

1 I I I I I

CHAWFOROSYILLE FRUIT HOUSE.

oi men i. u.l.

1'sn

flic :rht'f 1'riff in Cash.

OFFICE WITH I S I S O N

MEAT MARKET.

W W

Gathrie &C Brother,

*. i-n 11 i. it

Th'ird Door South ol' J^ldtuu UaiLk., Green Street. I

:K i:- iv

IIMIIH-

I IINIL HANI'S.

Shuull»*r». l^ I'ork.

AL- "l 11r

Hivakt'a"t liiicon. Dried Jlwl". Coined B« H.

Lii rtl. Sati*:i!if"N. A»'., Ar.

FRESH MEATS,

Ul' :.i flint ie h.it dart

»iK be kept ou thl'. Jnh •he «uminer n.

Highest

hor»k.

or eivincr

infornmtion will leu.l lo hi- r.-o-.i.r..

Cash Price

Paid f.,r AT

iTTLL". SHEEP and HOOS F. B. lil'THRlEJt BRO/i,

Apr '-i ti.