Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 July 1871 — Page 1

GEO. F. J*OW*LL CO., Park Row. fw ork.

Co., Jf«t York,

Arc the Mil ifctti for the BfcVIEW, hi lUt city. ud HI,udnntod t*,«oo(rW( for in renin* ^vettu*entt §»r m*M our lowest eutjnei, A^wllMh Irf tlwt «ty are ntiNtol to INTC their favor* with either of the •bore kotiiN,

A Trial of Strength*

The recNsnt contest in Ohio for the Republican nomination for Governor was a tri^l qf strength between the San Domingo party tuii the officc holder* on one side, and the independent press on the other. •••„. 1 President Grant tad the San* 'Domingo speculators were resolved that

Ben Wade Bhouid be the candidate for Governor. ^he independent press Were for Geo. Noyes, aud when the Tovention met, Ben Wade was so powerless in it that he had to withdraw without a ballot, leaving Noys to be nominated by acclamation «nnt, and the office holders, and the San Domingo jobbers were nowhere. The independent press had cleared them all out of the field.

Joat so*it will be next year, when the Rep obi lean candida.to for the Presidency comes to be nominated. Grant hopes to be tbc man, and all the office holders and the San Domingo ^speculators encourage him but the independent press puts In its veto.

Grant will rotire—if he is wise he will not wait for a ballot—to obscurity, ^and. some mjmfittd be Prosident will be nominated in his.stead.

A ST. LOUIS paper has stated, and a number of other journals kavo. taken up and are discussing with great earnestness, the proposition to abolish the Electoral colleges and clioosc our Presidents and Vice Presidents directly by popular vote. There is nothing new in the discussion, it comes up regularly about this time every year, just to fill up the dull political period between planting and harvesting, as it were, aud nothing ever conies of it. The difficulty is that under the present system the many small States have ^mieh more power, and the few great

States much less, than they would enjoy on a direct vote. ..New England, for example, has twelve Senators, and consequently twelve electors at large, although her aggregate population is not as large as that of Pennsylvania s. or New York, and but a third larger than that of Illinois or Ohio, each of which have only two Senatorial clect- !. ors. Again, there are fourteen States, whoso entire enumeration fulls short ^v*otf thatj ofS New York,* uod eleven .which count in all but a few thousand inhabitants more than Illinois alone. ."Thus Now York eocs a population less '.than her own east twenty-six. more *$Votes in the Electoral collego, and III fc'Jnoi* is twenty short of the electoral 'strength wielJed by an equal number "r.or,people elsewhere. It^would be ab-

J^aurd to expect the small States to sur- $ render the advantage they thus hold and as it can not be taken from them -''--without their consent, there is obvioitflly not much profit to be acquired in discussing the subject.

FATAL RULROAD ACCIDENT.

vl IVain on th' L, N. ^1. C' C. R. R-

Rims inioa Culvert—One Man Killed

and Sf vera I Other* ftijui cd

A serious accident occurred on the Louisville, New Albany & Ohicago Railway yesterday mornings which resulted io the death of one person, the injury of several others, and the 0001* pleto wreck of the engine, tender and baggage car. About two miles north of the Battle Ground there is a heavy ravine which, until recently, has been crossed by trestle-work, but which had been filled in with earth, with a culvert at the bottom, to carry off what water might accumulate during heavy raina. During the heavy storm night ^before last, thia culvert became chock cd up, so that the water on the right hand or cast side accumulated to the depth of fifteen or twenty feet, and which finally washed out the track. .The passenger train, which arrived

hero at 1 o'clock, passed the spot in safety, as also did a freight train a short time afterward going north, the men on neither of which trains noticed anything wrong. The train from New Albany, for Chicago, which passed here at 2:10 A. M., in charge of conductor John Bently, engineer William tGrimaon, and fireman Edward Whit. mer, was, however, not so fortunate, as the sequal will show. Tho train, consisting of engine and tender, baggage and one passenger car, was running at the rate of twenty-five miles an hour, and all on board unconscious of the danger. Suddenly, as the fa'al culvert was reached, there was a deafening crash, and then all was still, save the hissing of escaping steam, the roaring of the torrent, and the groans and about* of the trainmen and passengers.

As the engine passed the treacherous spot the track gave way, and it was precipitated into the gulf beneath. The tender was turned completely bottom side up, on the top of the «boiler the baggage car ran on top of the tender, turned twice over, and landed right side up iu the water, twenty feet off to the right, while the passenger car ran on to the wreck, retaining its upright position, with no other damago than the smashing of »the forward platform. The engineer, 1 Mr.

GriiMon, by a frantic effort forced himself from the wreck by jumping through the window of the cab into the water, leaving his boots firmly imbedded in the debris of the wreck.

Had ia taproot canto off, his death would have been certain. His orios -lis the water brought an uninjured passenger to his assistance, but who also fall into the water, and both were rescued by the brakeman. Strange

SERIES—VOL XXTTT, 43

J» it MJ sfeeni, hi escaped IFith only a few slight bruises, a serious scald on

jhispcrson. ]His death must bate b.jen

instantaneous, \yhcn taken from the

IS LA«"KE.VCE COI"TV. •ltU -f 'iW-taU-Diabolical attempt at Wholesale Murder. "LOUISVILLE, June 26.

Special dispatchcs to the New Albany

Ledger

Mr. Thomas Moody was shot in the hip, the ball ranging upwards through the body, coming out in the-upper portion of the breast. ^1. ,•».?-

Tho man Lee received a severe wound in the thigh and another in the back." ,.Mr. Tolliver was terribly burned with the benzine and the torpedoes.

The assassins escaped. The community is greatly excited. T6n thousand dollars has been raised to prosecute the guilty parties when caught. Detectives are busy ferreting them out. The people are almost wild to get the assassins, and threats of lynching arc hoard on every hand, but it is believed prudent co.unsels will prevail.

Three i\ M.—This afternoon Mr. Moody's recovery is considered hopeless. Mr. Lee's condition i3 very doubtful. It is understood Moody's statement of the iffair has been reduced to writing, and it is said he recognized several of the attacking party.

probably, that the refrigerator had not been properly cleaned, for he partook of the ice cream himself and became sick.—Duhufjue

rae

of this, afternoon, give

accoutns of a diabolical outrage near Orleans, Lawrence, yesterday party of assassins attacked the house of the Moody family, consisting of fcur old bachelor brothers, Mrs. Tollivcr, their sister, and a hired man named Lee. They threw three jugs of benziuc into the rooms occupied by the family. They then threw in several large torpedoes loaded with buckshot, nails, screws, and similar missels. The torpedoes exploding set fire to the benzine, and aroused the family, when the assailants commenccd firing with revolvers into the doors and windows.

irl 9 and a

In the baggage car were Amos Sli- that would' put first-class acrobats-to der, a veteran baggageman, and Henry shame. Scaling' the beam, they Kinney, the brakeman, but both es- will dance and gyrate on the comb of caped without serious injury. the roof with' perfect case and impuni-

Tl.ere were but few paesengers on ty, uttering at the same time the most hideous and frenzied sereams. Very frequently, while performing su6h feats they fall, perfectly overcome with spasm's, but they never fall off, however near the eaves they may be.

the train, and all escaped without serious injury, except John Brownfield, Esq., of South Bend, who suf fcred a contusion of the .liead and a broken rib or two, and a Miss Wilson, of Kentucky, who was also badly hurt. The gentleman was brought back to this city, while the lady is the. guest of a farmer who lives within a hundred yards of where the acciden| occurred, who has shown her every attention, and who will core for her uhtil she is able to resume her journey. It is fortunate for the passengers that there was but one passenger car in the train, as had there been another one behind it, the death or serious injury of all on board would have been unavoidable. Mr. Brownfield, the male passenger hurt, was on his return home from Ashbury University, at Grecncastle, where he has been attending a collegiate course.—LaFayettn Journal, June 24.

YAUttIJ.TA£

Mil

Wlttfceraft.

The town of Frankfort, Perry coun

one arm, and a strain of the back. lie ity Illinois, is greatly excited over was able to be about yesterday after- what the citizens regard as a clear reeenty developed vicinity of that town. Two adies, daughters of James

I noon. I case of witchcraft' The fifemW,' Mr. Whitiiiw, #as jn caught by the tender and the wood it I contained, and firmly rmpTisdbetfj'wHh y°®D? his stomach and the lower part of his Williams, are the victims. It has bodyjhtiotover the boiler, near* pfye^ been thought by.neighbors, for some from which the steam escaped upon

During the day, at which time they are perfectly sane, they seem modest and reserved. The epell comes upon both at near the same time, generally during tjriligbt, When they both break into a run. They always run north, in the direction of the house of an .^ld lady who they say has bewitched (hem. These spells are put upon them, they say, on account of their telling something that she forbade them, and that she and a cat are with them on their house-top dance

Their conversation, while laboring under these spells, is in an unknown tongue. They catch and eat all the flies they can get hold of, until it produces nausea when they both vomit at they same time. What one does the other does, -at the same time. They seem to be luaovcd by one controlling power.

An Anecdote or Pror. Morse When the great inventor was in Washington, employing all his energies to obtain an appropriation from the government to erect a line from Baltimore to Washington-, he had his instruments at each end of the Capi tel to demonstrate to the members of Congress the feasibility of tlie plan. H.e says "I talked to them, explained the working of the instrument hour after hour. I gained many adherents still I saw that many were yet incredulous, and many scouted at at the idea as preposterous, and pronounced my instrument as the toy of a crack-brained enthusiast. It was toward the close of the session, and there were still about two or three hundred bills yet to be passed before they came to mine. It was late at night, and finally I. gave up in absolute despair, tod left the Capitol buildigg. with sad he^rt. 1 was bankrupt, having expended all that I had on my discovery. I walked down the Capitol steps with exactly fifty cents, all I had in the world, and a more disconsolate individual it would have been hard to find. After a wakeful night, I arose iu the morning to find my bill passed, and a new ,erea in the history of science commenced."

What Constitutes a State.

"Governor Hoffman in his^addres! at the laying of the corner stone of the new Capitol of New York thus defined what constitutes a State

The glory and" strength of a State consists not merely in its public edifices, its public works, its monuments of public and private splendor and munificence. Its sources of strength are to be found in purity and vigor of character, the self-control of the men and women who constitute the State, its true glory in tho general diffusion of virtue, peace and comfort among the homes of its people. That is the most perfect State in which the benefits of constantly added wealth reach furtherest down- the scale of society, and in which self-government, the government of each man over himself renders other government- all but unnecessary. To this wholesome and substantial growth the efforts of every one of us can contribute with the help of God.

Over One Hundred Guests at a Wedding Feast Mysteriously Poisoned. On Thursday Mr. Grant, the ticket agent of the Dcs Moines Valley Rail road, was married at l'ort Dodge to a young lady named Miss York. Numerous invitations were extended to the leading citizens and their families to be present at the feast. In the evening tho house of Mrs. York, the bride's mother, was thrown open, and about 9 o'clock no less than 200 hun dred ladies and gentlemen sat down to partake of the elegant repast which had been prepared. The affair proceeded pleasantly till shortly after 10 o'clock, when some of the visitors were takeu ill, quite suddenly, and had to be removed. Others were similarly affected in rapid succession, and present ly the horrible suspicion flashed across the minds of all that they had been poisoned. The bride anfl groom becomc ill, and were taken to their room. Every physician in the city summoned, but as many of these were at the feast, they were also ill, and unable to even properly attend to themselves. The victims were removed to their homes, and groans and moaning were heard in almost every household. The pain and sickness are almost beyond description. Up to Saturday at noon 147 persons had undergone agonies worse almost than death, and a number of others were becoming ill,. Dr. Greasod, a pbysi- Greely on the Carpet Bagger. cian, after having dona all in his pow- Horace Greeley has just returned er to relievo forty of the sufferers, was to New York from an extended trip taken down himself. The effects were through the South. His friends got certainly those of poison. In many him up a magnificent home reception cases the sufferers wye afflicted with in Union Square, where he made a temporary paralysis, losing all power speech and was fairly put upon the over their limbs. Almost all of them track as a competitor of Grant for the underwent a relai never recover the cause of the poisoning are afloat. The most probable theory is that the cause was the ice cream. The cream was secured by Mrs. York, and given to a confectioner to freese. In per* forming the work, the confeotioner used a coppor refrigerator, lined with tin. The oonfectioner had no idea,

THE New York

tiser

Telegraph, June

Commercial Adver

administers the following stinging and just rebuke to the New York Tribune and its editor:

Tt is in very bad taste to hurl the epithet "traitor" at a dead man. However indiscreet Mr. Vallandigham may have been, he was honest in all political opinions, and brave enough frankly to avow them. He held that the Federal Government had no right to coerce a State, and that is precisely what Mr. Greeley once held. Vallandigham, however, possessed the courage and honesty to defend his belief in the face of every sacrifice, whereas the meek and lowly philosopher of the

Tribune

pse, which 9ome may Republican nomination for the PresiVarious theories as to decy. ... Alluding to the carpet-baggers of the South, Mr. Greeley said, "carpetbaggers were a curse to the South and a' disgrace to Yho North from whence they came. Carpet baggers who planaud proy.- upon :negroes and -poor whites, while pretending to be anxious for their education and the salvation of their souls, he said, were the greatest existing obstacles to the Republican ascehdenoy in the South s^nd he so denounced them."w*i

completely back

ed down. The world will honor true bravery in a bad cause, but it can never cease to despise a trimmer and a sneak. iSS

il*Ml PROCIjAJV ATI

JiKdS

ij vfr'J

past, that something waa wrong .V/l CONthRb

few days ago a

wreck, about 9 o'clock yesterday morn- physician called to visit them. He q»0 whomsoever these Presents] ing, his body wes found to be literally failed to discover the difficulty. Since [boiled to pieces. The fle^h .on his that time immense crowds hive visited thighs Was Completely g©lie?, the cavi- the girls, averaging fifty to one hunty of the stomach, and below, all dred each night. They are perfectly sloughed off, and the intestines so sane during the daiy, but at the iapshriveled by the beat that they would proach of night they become frepzied not have-filled a quart sup. and uncontrollable, peforming feats

Hay Come,

'7^

3-E,BBTX3STC3-:

This is to inform yo« that Meaeas Sloan & Southard, of the city herein above named, have united and conspired together 0 furnish and supply you with the very best quai:ty of family groceries to be found in this or any neighborfng market. Their entire stock is new and fresh, and haying been bought low for cash, will be sold in the same manner.

For in these timetrof drouth and heat, The cry. is stiil, "Wjhat shall eat ?.'T what-yon1 want of the very best quality of the above named conconspirators, such as Coffee, Sugars, Teas, Spices, Fruits, Pickles, Preserves, Candies, Nuts, Green Vegetables, Dried Beef and Sugar Cured Hams, and Spring Chickens of lloosier growth. Also country Produce of the nicest kind. The very best Butter made in the county can be found at their establishment. In short they have for sale all articles usually found in a firstclass city grocery.

Given under our hands and seals at our office, in said city of Crawfordsville, this 23d day of June, 1871. ,lfi

HENRY SLOAN,. SOUTHARD,

ine..... ~. .v. .TT

Total Receipts 208,763 58 Am't Warrents Redeemed by Treas ... 90,078 54 Ral. in Treasury May 31 1871 118,685 54 Am't Out standing Orders May 31,1871, 35,365 34

Total.

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SB« 51

©IV.

i'i'iw Jt:S

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To the Citizens of Crawfordsville and Vicinity, and .- *j.

SEW'

No. 1 North Oreen St., Vance Corner. N. B. For pic nic parties we have the nicest sardines, crackers, lemons, oranges, nuis, confectioneries, etc. in the market.

July 1, w4 S. & S.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

NOTICE

ia hereby given that I will sell at public auction, on THURSDAY, JULT 27,1811, At the late residence of James Canine, deceased, in Brown Township, all his personal property, consisting of Horses._Cattle. Sheep, Hogs, 3 twohorso wagons, Mowing and Reaping Machine, I arming Implements, Hay and Corn, Household and Kitoaen Furniture, etc.

TERMS—A credit of- twelve months will be given on all' sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving note with approved freehold security, waiving valuation and appraisement laws, Three dollars and under cash in hand.

T1IE

P3.319 70

Am't, in Treas. subject to draft May 31, 1871 Cosisting of the following Funds to-wit: Prin. of Com. S. Fund. Prin. of Cong'l, S. Fund Int. Coml S. Fund Int, Cong'l. S. Fund Show Licenso Rail Road Fund County Revenne proper

73 34 45 54

1,254 54 937 37 12 00 3.935 31 27,061 60 «1,119 70

F.XPESniTritE-

Warrents drawn on Treasurer to-wit:^ For Com. S, Fund loaned 8 Cong'l. S. Fund loaned

Com. 9. Fund tax, license A int-.--Cong'l. S. Fund Interest Agrict'l, Society of'Mont. Co....... Rail Road donations Coroner's Inquest Expense of the poor Repairs to Publio Buildings. Expense of Insane Relief to Soldiers families... Books and Stationery Public Printing County Officers Expenses of Criminals. Roadi and HighwaysFuel, Lights eto. .. Expenses of County Asylum Snpt. of County Asylum Judge of Com. Pleas Court •. Court Allowance Jurors Fees— Returning Fines Specific Allowance. Volunteer Bounty. Redemption of land sold for tax liist. Pros, Atty. Fees Expense of Election Tefcchers Institute Expenses Road Damages Township Aisessors... —.....— Kx. Taking Enumeration of White

Male Inhabitanlij.SpecialS:Tuition Revenue.. —... Road Revenue..:

i.1.

Township Revenue Special School Revenue.... Dog Revenue.

Total Expenditures.--

Am't. outstanding at last report

Am't, of warrants redeemed by Treasurer during the year. S? Am't. of wamants out-standing 3j,S65 34

JAMES LEE. JAMES MCINTIBE, Commissioners. \i i\ THOMAS J, WILSON.'

ISAAC M. VANCE. Auditor M. I'.

julylw4

IF YOU

Want a Cook. Want a Situation, Want a Salesman. .Want a Servant Giri, Want to rent a Store. Want to sell a Piano. Want to sell a Horse. Want to lend Money,. Want to buy a House^ Want to buy a

C'3

HOISA,

Want to rent a House. Want to sell a Carriage,-4-— Want a Boarding House, Want to sell Hardware. Want tojell Groceries, Want to sell Furniture, Want to sell Real Estate," Want to borrow Money, ?$• Want to Mil Dry G«od«, Want a job of Carpentering'. Want a job of Blacksmithing. Waut to sell Millinery Good*. Want to sell a House and Lot, Want to find any one's Address. Want to fnd a Strayed Animal.1 Want to sell apiece of Furniture, Want to buy a second-hand Carriage. Want to obtain a beantifol wife. Want to sell Agricultural Implemenht, Want to fiqdanything you have Lo«r. Want to Advertise any thing to Advantage, W«nt to fnd'a* owner to anything Found, Advertise in the WKEELT REVTIUT.

n«s

W. F. ELSTONj

ATTORNEY

COyfHOHOlUBY* BAKBBY.

FAtO. HUOHES'

Confectionery and £akery,

rV-

•'7 Artie Soda-Founts.

Wittrth, tuition of ft smilL quantity of Hump. I- ft*?" it prodftcca the most magnificent

SOI^A.-"WATBH!

Of goofts and invite the'attention of the: public tutlie

Ml 'J Hilli'dil uimif

(1 .!

CKAWF0RDSV1LLE, MONTQOMEBY flOTJHTT INDIANA JULY 1, 1871. WHOLE NUMBER 1423

HOUNC.

Will tie found the best place in the Citr for 1 purchasing all torts of

Cake*, Candies, JYtata, ^9ester8, Bread,

Craekers,

/\RanjothAarticle found in first-class esUbIishment oC this kind. A fall and complete line of Eaauly Groceries will also be found here. Particular attention given to preparing Cakes. Cotfaetioneries, etc., for sappers, parties, etc., also to the setting up of suppers. Charges *od prices, in all cases, as low as the lowest.

Cold Lunch ready at All Hours.

1 HAVK STRUCK Oil.!

jn the way of

nlnllij .Veil ia aar Cellar a early lOO freaiK ram thPMgli *ae .,

An elegant *1 J:

ICE CRtAJf PARLOR UP iSTAIRS.

SEJjL FOR CASH

GROCERIES.

flARW&MMMHI

^Headquarters for

iui' r-' t-t'1

Gro&ries & Provisions,

•,

JOHN CANINE.

julylwS Administrator.

RECEIPTS & EXPENDITURES.

Annual Report.

Board of County Commissioners of Montgomery county. Indian), at their June session for the year lWO, make tlie-following report of the Receipts and Expenditures of said County. for the year beginning June 1, 1870. and ending May 31, ]£?1, both days inclusive, to-wit:

J. RKCKIPTS. Amount in Treasury May 31, lr"(i $36,700 Principal of Com. », Fund 1,198 75 Fines collected ,.182 ,V5 Prin. of Cong'l, S. Fund.. .V.:.42 School Tax for 1870 17,308 70 Liquor Lieense 1,150 00 Int. of Com. S. Fund 1,427 57 Int. of Cong'l. S. Fund 1,099 39 Show License 29 00 Redemption'of Land Sold'for Tales .. 51 32 Koad Damages 70 00

Corner of Green and Market Streety,

Crawfordsv lies Iiilian«u

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THE

fpi

bgretors take pleasure in informing

their

customers and the public generally re constantly receiving largejadditjons

thattheyi

to their atoftk of tit

1 if J.'S'I

Antl are filing at the very lowest lignro keep none but. the

xrel^en,y

to/tee ""ei 'l!'A

v... 20.701 St j-_ vh-.. staas 31 6,046 52 -11.279 64 5.604 77 .... 11.064 49 2,175 27

Special School Tuition Revenue. Road Revenae Township Revenue Special School Revenue Dog Revenue

1/ and Spires.

h'viry article .in the grocery line i-an tound at their house, and ,, ...

Variiioi^ A HouseJkeepei J*

^Promptly Filled

lir" VI..

,'f 'in

},ij !. l-.ri Ji

Our stdok of

MHsh,

,v-'

Canned JFruits,

Confeetioneries, .,

Tobacco.

Wooden

We shall pay the highest market price fur all kinds Country

O 1 O E

july 1 l«7l .BECK AJOilNSO*.

CRIST & BKO TIIKK

Have removed into

MCLELLAND'S BLOCK

First door West of the

POST OFFICa

Where they have added to their immense .• tock 1 of Family Groceries, to be sold as low as the lowest. We pay cash for

COUNTRY PRODUCE!

Uujers ot onr line ot good* will find it t« their advantage to call and seen« in onr new gurten. julylwS CRIST a BBOTHEB.

STBATED.

Cow.

Tneaday. Juno 13, WT1. from ike un4erlitmad recident of the City of OhnrfofibTlle, la Montgomery connty, Indiana, one MUtbCo*,ll|bt briadle, a hole throurh each horn, with wrought iron nail in eacn one, elinehed. Freih at the tiae she left.

A liberal reward will be (Ken for any poaiti ra inforaation ia relation to said Cow. Leave word at the CrawfordsvilleRBTH.W ©Bee. jnly lw4 WM.BK1TTON.

ADMINISTBATOB'S 1TOTIOE.

NOTICE

AT LAW. OARC^" FRONT ROOM

Crawford's Stone Front deeS«t

is hereby siren that the uaderxifned has keen appointed Administrator cf of th* estate of James W. Canine, late if Montgomery county. Indiana, deceased. Said estate JI solvent. JOHN CANINE. jnly 1*3 Administrator.

rf., 1 iune 2#w3 J. W CUMBhRLAXD.

of their

''l

Tee,

rrk*

Sugar «'f,

Jflotftsses,

HVIIY,

Crockery,

ire.,

Intgc and

.1SSORTE jn

Mo.

NOTICE TO NON.RB8IDBHT.

W plaintiff is the aboTe entitled ease tied in mr office a Complaint in attachment against the

my office a Complaint in attachment against above named defendant. George MeKinnej, and also at the same time tied the affidavit of a du- 1 interested person, that the said George MeKinney is a non-resident of the State of Indiana. Now therefore the said George McKinaey will 1 take notice that the said complaint will he heard by. my my offiie in the City of Ctawforasville, Montgomery county, Indiana, on the 24th day of July, A. D„ 1871, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at which time he will appear and answer thereto 1 or the same will be heard in his absence.

Witness my hand and official seal this 27th a.,.f

There if? Not a Lady Living But what at some period of her life will,find

Palpitation

Irregular or Painful Menstruation, Rush Wood so the Bead. Diuiness, etc-, etc. They never fail, and may be depended upon in every ease when the monthly flow has been obstructed through cold or disease. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PillS always give immediate relief, being especially prepared for married ladies. A lady writes: "Duponco's Golden Pills relieved me in one day, without inconviemence, like magic."

THE GENUINE

i: INDIANAPOLIS. I ClrWIIHO 8AL®

(iiTatlv Reduced ritTS.

PETTIS, MC'KWOX & CO*

The New York Store,

fjnn always rely on getting their ortlor^

D1.IA".IPOIs

-fW

t! ttt'VI the I'cace

Before Richard Conine, Jnilire Union Township.

James Graham A Xathan Graham ra George McKinner.

On Vornon 8treet, mi __ THJHERBAS on the icth d*y of Jane, 1$?!,thc OPPOFILTF THE COUI*T

AU*chmnt,

CAS1M:.

julylw3 Justice of the Peace

TO THE LADIES.

ICABB TO THE IAMBS

DR. DIIPOXCOR

(iolden Periodical Pills,

For Females*

IafallaMc ia Carreetlag Irregalaritira, BaMriag Ofeatvactteas af Ike fltMstkly fanafiwa whatever Caaac, aad al way gawNsfal aa a PKTralallTr. :JK y.ii .:! j:-:

is now put up in LARGE (WHITE) BOXES containing double quantity of Pills, and upon each box you will find the Revenue Stamp, the words Duponco's GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS in white letters without that none are genuine.

Full and explicit directions accompany every box. Price 91,00 per box, six boxes $5,00

Sold by one Duruggist in every town, village, city and hamlet throughout the world.

So'd in Crawfordsville by

Sole Agents for Crawfordsville. Ladies by sending them 81.00 through the Crawfordsville post office can have the pills sent (confidentially) by mail to any part of tho country free of postage. ti

None is genuine unless tho box is signed. S. D. HOWE (sole proprietor) New York. Sold also by Shaw fc Collins, Braiil. C. N. Keilogg, Lebanon, Browning 4 Sloan and Stewart 4 Morgan,' 1 ndianapolis, Ind, jnly 1 '70

f.i.1 DISSOLUTION.

TIlE

partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the firm n%mo_.:f W.K.Wallace & Co., is dissolved on this J^th day of June, 1871, by mutual consent. 1 he business"oFthe. firm w'ill be settled by Cumberland. ^|WAL£ACE

June IT. 1. S. A. SPEED.

ZBZE3ST Q.TT A .TTT 1 'ijefound at'tbo eld stanXwUn S1a«*e and new rp10-1-

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Mock of the latest style:Koot^ar^Shoes.

A,\,i

11 '.i,

ARE NOW OFFERING* ATOKKATI.V BEDDCEDTBIGB1* THEIB El*TIBB8TOCK 0F SPRINGAND Sl'MItlKK »BV OOODO, A1KD.OFFKB

rNpeeial Bargains Iu

"iVMllEB I»AF1 MATEBIAI-W, DHIBTING 8TB1PED, 8H1BT1NGCBECKM, s-

TICKINGS, .. jMVSL.INS, 4SJIVGUA9IS, BBE98 OOODN, I.AWNS, LADIES' BEAUV IBADKMl'l

WHITE DBE88 OOODX. TABF.EUNE^, TOWBLLINGB, MEWS SrWMEB HATS, BOYS' SfJMMEB HATS, I.ADIES' HATS,' PARASOLS.

Farmers and their Families visiting Indianapolis are requested to call and examine our stock and jprices.

PETTIS, DICKSON 0.,

VABK STORE.

lim

CLOTHING.

Fresh Arrival

BEMOVED. Uf New and

Elegant Goods!

No. 0. Commercial Row, Green St.

'on»i«ting

of fine'

Cloth* and Cassinteres,

Onf#c fiiriiisliing

(ioods,

Ac.

AJI wrders for Wearing Apparel promptly filliwl and I keep ait experienced Cutter and

Guarantee All Work

Ct'T TO OJRM9EH,

And to bo -vf the best qoalitv. and made np in tlie latent and

MM( V««hlonabfe

jw»

TTT'**' -T

DBY GOODS.

ill

Campbell

li" bes1'

D—

--AXD-

Harter

SELL ON THE

onrrc pric

Cash Plan

Linen ('oats fashionably very elieap.

E. J. BINTORD BRO., Druggists.

cut

CAMI'MKIX A HARTF.H, Hi 1 Jit!! '•.

lieviol aiul Scotch SHUS, latest stylos, at low prices.

CAMPBELL .V HARTKR. 1 -n

Blue Dahlia, Brown and Black Frocks and Derby Sacks, Fine French Cloth.

CAMPHEI.L A HARTEH,

Fine While Shirts, iwo, ihrec and four Embroidered aiul Ruffled Front*. French Tape.

jS.r

CAMPBELL A JIARTER.

*t\ t^1 **tt4

CAML'RELLA HARTER.

'*t 1" tiM?", I ri ,iS*-1

Hickorj'Sripes, Heavy Blue and Brown Shirting, Checks. Very tlieap.

(.'AM PI JELL II ARTE It.

AC 1}

Bleached and Brown Sliectings, Ticks, Table and Towel Deina.sks at fireat Bargains.

CAMiJi:K[.i, (t HARTER,

fiii V5

Carpels and Oil Cloths. These have advanced largely but we still sell at the old price, A 4*ood Time to liny.

ot i.'rp. '.i '.io

Cotton PatttlaooncM in New Styles for Hummer wear, just received.

A..MPBELI, A HARTER.

jnnc-4 11

Onrta all diseases oauscd by tieli-abuBO, viz: Sperma-t-jrrhfa, Seminal Weak-

Night Emissions,

Losi of Memory. Universal Pains in Jhe JSu-:k, Dimness of Vision, Premature Old Age, Weak Nerces, Jjiffi.cv.lt Breathing, Pale Counter.ance, Insanity, ^Consumption, and all dtscascH ,that follow as a

Geqncnco 01 youthful ij'.discrcuoiis. gjf Thig medicine lias beeii ufica in our prncr tico for many years, and witli thousands treated, it has not failed in a einplo instance. cy Each package of Vegetable t^are is wrapped in ultramarine blue vv^cr, print idin coldlottcre.andcontains onewtlolill^d ..ltn Sucar-coated PiUs, and one vial of Medicated Powders, sufficient to make one-half pint of injection and ono Syringe. jjSj-Tiico $5, per package, sold bv DrugsiBtf-, or sont by mall on receipt cf

The great Indian Diuretic cures all diseases of the Uriuarj OrgTns, snch as IneontiT.niceof Urine, Injlainin'il.i 1 fOn hlulkr, Inilamnuitiv' vf the Kid Sone in a S re a

iNraoM

I on 7 rJL

(J,

'Svrtngo, enough to euro any nlmarv c.sc 0ST Price $5, per .1. DruggiatSj of sent by mail l*

Tho ''fSgetdWefare'' and "Vegc ift Remedy aro solilty 1 -ajjoi.fcibio -L'i•» erorywbOre soma dea'ci.a however, try Bell cheap and worthiefa,.-JDtucU-iuUM i" l''^'of these, in order to make tnorff mnn y. 1 not deceived, aak for these to, and take no others if the dealt 1 a co ^.'•t keep them, encloee tbo money inn ltttrt ui.d yre will send them by return mail.

LadieB or Gentlemen wr.hngfor trea.mri.t. fltiil state their symptoms in lull tbo-i.rcc not hesitate on account of their inali.ity to visit us, as we bave treated patients micccF^ fully in all portions o' iio continent by

to send our thirty-two page

pamphlet, entitled "Man and Woman a» IimtMds." to every reader of thw paper, bend address with Stamp to pay return and address as follows gt. l/ocuf

MEDICAL:

Auctuno *.

II" WOBTH SIXTH ETBEI.T SJIJT TXICia, Mtwn.!

SoldbyDru^ists

June 2, '"1 ly

SHERIFF SALE.

BVdirected

virtue of two several executions from the

.» tween

the

Give Better KAi^iiiiH

jr X' elsewhere. 'I

BATES FOJt ADVERTISING: Eaehsqnare. (Olinesorle»»firptiR#ertion leg*tand transient matter. 9 Each additional insertion, of iwn fo* ix *eeks or lesa -. One cojnmn—three months —sis montbs-• —one jnt Half column—three month*

—one

ElrTJ,OH PKmi'K

GU'i t, and

oceiclh/' recommended F~ivor /.'.bus (or WhiU*.) ach pack ago a ii a v,:a:r...td in dark nauic'.n 1 T.apur i.ul printed in gold 1 (era, and contains ono lxrtl tiiied with

THREE DAYS

Sugar-coatedPilj-i.

liiled with Sugar

and ono vial with Medicated Powders, nuft clent tolllakc one

to me

uhchcu Clerk of the Court of Common 1'leaa, of Monttomery County, State of Indiana, in favor of Alexander P. Billingsby. et al„ issued to me as Sheriff of laid county. 1 will expose to sale at public auction and outcry. on Saturday tho Pthday of Ju'r- ^e*

hours of 1® o.cloek a. ra. and 0 clock

.[ p. m. of said day. at the Court House dcor in the City of C'rawfordsville. Montgomery I®*. Connty. Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, the following -5 described Real Estate, in Montgomery county. ,,,

Indiana, to-wit: .... 1 number eight. (A), in block number five. (3). in the original p!at_of the town of Ladoga.

I sell, exclusively for CASH. «i! it as low 1 cjceptVorty (Vo) feet off the routh end of said w. j» Montgomery county. Indiane. to be sold towtiify said execution. intcresU and costs-

1 sen. exclusively prices AS any hoote in CiawfordsviU*. Wy are al', of the latesL styles and .patterns, and bought at first eo*t ifrom the manufacturer? wh rh enables mc'to ii

ng a sum sufficient ill on the same day

ti»iy __

and if the lime will not brim to satisfy said execution, wi at ihe saice place, offer the fee simple of said Real Estate, to satisfy two idgments for about two hundred dollar*, together with Intents and costs, without any relief from valuation or nppraifement law3. -j Said Keal Esuta taken as the property of

Joseph li. Wnabington.

SCHAFHAUSEN

jnnlTw I

H,1)KNKI{

Sheriff Mont «.

1 M»

53 no CO CHI 10® 00 90 Oft 3T SO 12 5 0 so 00 3 3 Of 19

M«tk«-9

Konrth col.—thwa month®.. —six months —one year.. luteal bnsinessnoticesperllne, istin?ertl.n Each sabseqnent insertion, per line.

CIBCULATION r. 8000 Jo» PrlBtlBE fttmnilr Really Kitciui.

NEW ADVEBTI8BMENTS.

8 O'CLOCK

(l))my2TM

dboprr A MONTH—Expense? paid—Male or TPO-4 •iFemale A cent*— tlone outfit fnrn-Co..

ished, Address.

3*coandOVKLTT_ N

Me. itD)jnni"w TEiCOPRA OR STVDBMTS Wantin? employment, at from to f'fl, Pcr month. .»hould address ,„TDnv ,u. /.KlOLEHJk McCUBD».,(.? (D)jnnlTwl 13" Race St..Cincinnati. Ohio.

AfiENTSWANTEW^^"'-

escaped Nun, wboio disoloswre.H

are thrillin* and startling. Covx Pra Co.. Hartford. Ct. (D)jun»

$10 FROM 5C CIS

1: samples sent (post paid) for 50 cU that retail readily ffr Sm. K. L. WOLCOTT. Ifil (.hatham Sq.. N. Y. (I)jnn»"w

TlnS

IS NO

HliMBt^sen,4\i«3«

CBfSTS

with age. heisht. color of eyes and^hair. you will feceive. by return mail, a correct picture of your future husband or wife, with name and date of

THEA-NECTAR

lSAPl'HK

BLACK t£TEA

i£ ^SISSJ^rtSi

all tastes, For sale everywhere. And for salewholo

clJSrcr^ Ncw p. (""Box

3.10A, Send for Thoa-Nectar ^^^unjTw^

It h*. the

fl A

7$ ******i*

Oreat Itarsains in Suspenders, Gloves and Hosiery,

Sof'0°l

the Toilet 0?-- ^«04P every T*'—•

WANTED

OS WAY., ANDBV-WAVS tST,,E IhPOKN L11 r.or

AMERICANF DETECTIVES.

20,000 SOLD IN W DAYH,

Extra term.1 and Premiums g^rde(flor^ir^urlg?

wltU

ajChoice rfHte« Ilartford.tW

Well's Carbolic Tablets, For Cough., Col.1. IIonrueMOTH.

SSa'Sal"

®ases. of thcTttnoAT

Wc,{

I'AMI 'BKLL A IJARTER.

uvnolKVTia».i««

SendfKciilar. Bole A^ntforthet,S.

TO COVFOnsi to

REDUCTION OP DUTIES *ii CoilSMIllCl'.s

Grcnt Saving BV GKTTI'VC

to U|» Ulil'BX.

TTT* Send for pur ifew Price List PrtUn will ficcoinpany it. containing fuM tirci tions—roakiac a large unvhw to con.»on?e" an^ remunerative to club organizers, The Oront-American Icti 31 .tm YESEY STBEKT. i\ i»»v-.p.n New York. l.(),l,ox.»Mi.

(|))junlT«4

AGENTS VYANTK1) l'^OR THli

ISTQRY OF THE WAR EN EUROPE

It contains over IO« fmc engraving of l!atU Scencs nad incidents in' i}'},''„ },!• only AUTHENTIC and OM'ICIAL history that great conflict. Affonts aro unprecedented sncces?, 'n" copies per day. nnd it 10 publiMidd in both i.n„ is a a OAllTtnil Inferior historic* are beini? mrcu-

AU I lUNi in ted. See that tho book you buy contains tQO fine engraving r-nd 10 pn?^Hcnd for circulars and see dur ttfrma. and a full description tho work. Address.

PCBLISIUNOof

NATION

Co., Cbicnito. III.. '.{"""""I1-

Oliio. or St. Louis. \lo. (.,l)iuniiw

JURUBEBA.

Is tt South American plant that hris for many years by the medical faculty of tlio?u countries with wonderlul «nicacy. and .1 nr» and Perfect Itemeily for all Diaua-ioj ot tlm Liver and Spleen. Enlargement or ()bstrnoti.r. of Intc.Htincs. Urinary^I ferine, or Almoin inal Organs. Poverty or ft Vi nntot UI0011.

Intermittent or Remittent revars. In-

:E.v

ll.immation of tho Iiivcr. Droiny, Sluggish Circulation ot the Blood. Abscesses, ruinor'.

Jaundice. Scrofula. Dy.pepsia, Atjuc it ever,

or their ('oncomitantJ- ,1.

Dr. Wellv Extract of Jt'RlBKBA ii a most perfect alterative, nnd if offered to the nublic as a great invigorator and rcnaeity tor all impurities of the blood, or lor organic iveakne.-.i with their attendant eviH. l'or tho toregoinv coinpl^inU Dr. Wt'lU' EXTRACT of Jl'Itl'BKBA is confidently rccomm'ended to every fa in: I a household remedy, and should bo freely taken in all derangements of the tiystcin.

It is NOT A HIIVHIC-Ii is NOT wli-.it 1- P'-P

animates antl temperament?. .JOHN Q. KEMiOCC. l" I'latt St.. N. ..

Sole Ancnt for the United StatoJ,

l'rice 1 pur bottle. Send lor *.ircular.^^

CREAM¥£'V-

MOtfftOZ TAYLOf}[p

Prodacc-3 I'.ia Cook- known ti Sclcnc r.-.r.koB all article! raorb teuJ'-r, llyht nd I'.c-ltcloca S6WJ onc-t'liir'l the ghortenjas tal:.-3 less to t.:-i vrorlc ulr. nvi reliable full weight b«st in use.

GOLD MEDAL SAL£3A7"S. The Universal choice of tlic bfest IXouic. vrlvcs In Amcrlca sftnnds without 21 rival for purity, healthfulnesn, coonomy and fln* cookery. Depot 112 Liberty .St., New Yoi^k. VTestern Branch, 170 North "Water Street, Chicago.

LEGAL NOTICE.^

STATE OF INDIANA, Montgomery County,1 Cironit Ponrtof said county, SeofinVr Itcrta

A.1J.W1. James (iraham and 'j Nathan L. Oraham.

Williain'l}. Wrar. BE it remembered that on the 11th day of un^. A. I). I'd, James (irnham and Nathan L. Oraham. by their attorney. Michael I). White... filed in the Clerk's office of said court, .their complaints and undertaking in wrilln* in attach inent, as a cause of action in their behalf nJLsr. an affidavit that said defendant, William II Wray a

non-resilient

of tho ^tate of Indiana, now

therefore, the said William H. Wray will lake noticethattaidcaasiewill.be heard at thenexi term ef said court, and that he be and appoar on the first day of jaid term, at the Court Homo in Crawfordsville. theaand thereto answer said comolaint. Said court will commence on tht* third day of September. A. D. l^Ti.

Witness my hand and the goal of said Court this Uth day of June, A. I), IKT1. jnnl" iw WM. K. W.VI.I..VCK Clerk.