Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 January 1855 — Page 3

Murder

at Port Wayne.

The most diabolical murder was committed at Fort Wayne on tlic night of the 3d inst. A man by the name of Dunbar had come to the placc for the purpose of purchasing tank. It was known that he had considerable money, and it appears that three men named Romaine, Reefer and Madden, had deteuuiined to got it frott hiuv by some moans. They attempted, to lis© chloroform but failed in producing the desired effect, and they then followed him out of town, and watching a convenient opportunity knocked him down with a club, killing him instantly. They, then took his money and divided the spoils.— They were arrested next morning, when Madden made a confession in accordance with the above facts.

jfc&"Thc knowing ones and many "the rest of mankind," now use no oth«r cough remedy than Dr. Lococks Pulmonic Wafers. They relieve coughs, colds, asthma, sore throat, hoarseness and like complaints, in an astonishing short tim*, and will effect a permanent cure in a few days.. Thousands who have used them, unite-in declaring them agreeable to take, convenient to carry, sure to cure, pur«ly vegetable, and perfectly safe at all times far children or adults, and for public speakers and singers they are invaluable as they at once render the voice clear and flexible. Price 25 cents per box. Bold by medicine dcalejs every where, and uf-ed by thousands throughout the State? and Canudas.

Notice

ISappointed

hereby given that the undersigned has been administrator of the estate of Rachel Rice, late of Montgomery county, deceased. Said estate is suppose to be solvent.

JOHN UILL11.AX, Adrair. "5

January 1?, 1^55.

Administrator's Sale.

~VTOTICE is hereby given, that I will sell at pub_Li| lie auction on Saturday the 10th day of FebPiarv next, at the late residence of Rachel Rice, late of Montgomery county, deceased, allier personal property, consisting of Hay, Corn, Hogs, "Wheat, household and kitchen furniture. &e.

TERMS,—A credit of ten months will be given on ull sums over three dollars, the purchase! giving his note with approved sucuriiy, without relief from valuation laws.

Jr.n 18 1855] A. P. LYNN, Clerk.

The Winter Term will opr-n on the 2nd day of January, 185a.

Under the efficient management of the President of the institution, Rev. JAMES H. JOHNSTON-. who gives his entire time to the government and instruction of the school.

The Trustees and Teachers would express their gratitude to the citizens of Crawfurdsvillc. lbr the liberal patronage they have thus far all'ordcd, and solicit a like liberality in future.

The course of iustruction is thorough, and special atttention is paid to the moral and religious, fls well as, intellectual training of the pupils, while nothing of sectarian character is allow ed.

It is exceedingly desirable that the scholars should be prompt in their attendance at the beginning of the term. The new sahool room handsomely furnished with "Wales' patent desks and chairs, is now rendy for the accommodation ol the Seminary. The room is spacious and will be lound pleasant and attractive. The assistant teachers are Miss CATH.UMXE MERIUI.. MISS ELLEN CATUCAHT. and Miss ELIZA HOWES, teacher of music.

PRICE OF TUITION.

Preparatory Department, from $3 to $3 50 per term. Academic Department, from $4 to $5 00 per term, according to studies pursued. Collegiate Department, $6 00 French and German, each, 5 00 Latin, 2 00 Lessons on Guitar, 4 00 Lessons on the Piano-Forte, 10 00 Use of Piano-Forte, 2 00 0*A small extra charge is made for fuel used in the public rooms.

January, 1855—ly.

Prize

A W IN

AGranl

Prize Drawing will come off in Crawfordsville on the 22D OF FEBRUARY NEXT At which the following magnificent Prizes will be distributed

One lot of Land containing 84% acres 40 The land is well timbered, and is on the line of the Newcastle, Crawfordsviile and Danville Railroad.

Now is the time to secure a home TICKETS—TEN DOLLARS Every ticket a Prize Number limited to two hundred and twenty-five.

The drawing will be conducted by a committee selected hv the ticket holders. A published account of the drawimr will be sent to the ticket holder, It. H. CRAIG.

Crawfordsville, Jan. II, 1854—tf

$ a

State Stock Money

W A N E

INBryant's

exchange for Boots & Shoes at Cash prices. Boots and Shoes are a sure preventive of Coughs, Colds and Consumption. Now is the time to bity, white the Banks are breaking, bring on your third class paper and get its value in something that will do your soles good, at

R. E. BRYANT'S

Jan 11,1853,-lm] BOOT SHOE STORE.

N O I E

"XTOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of S.unuel Wiay, late of Montgomery county, dec'U. Said estate is probably solvent.

HANNIBAL TROUT, Adm'r.

January 11, 1855.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

Nlic

OTICE is herby given that I will sell at pubauction on Friday the 2d, day of Feb., 1S55, at the late residence of Samuel Wray, late of Montgomery county, deceased, 7 miles south-

cast

of Crawfordsville on the Indianopolis State road,

bis

Hay, wheat in the ground, farming utensils, &c. TERMS—A credit of ten months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giv- ^. en his note with approved security, payable without Telief from valuation laws.

it aiuouuu ia«o.

-«5r

HAS

TAKENnorth-east

UP by William Hitch, living about 6 miles from Crawfordsvill6" on the 20th day of December, 1854, one sorrel gelding COLT, two years old past, with a bald face, both hind legs white, the cap of the right hip knockcd off. and valued at $45,110 by Job Swann and J. 0. H. Swann, this 4ih dav of January, 1855.

Jan, 11,1855.

NY person with a Cash Capital of two i/-~\ thousand dollars, can have an opportunity of engaging in a mercantile buisiness —the yearly sales of which amount (o twen-ty-five thousand dollars. The figures for the amount can be shown, together with names of responsible and reliable customers. Such a chance to make money occurs but once in a life time, if ever—the risks are nothing—the profits are sure, and success certain.

The only reason for giving up such a business, is, that the untiring exertion consequent upon the BI'ILDIUO UP of said business has caused health to give way and it is advised that relaxation may restore it, and delay is dangerous.

Letters with KKAI. NAMK, addressed to "MERCHANDISE," Crawfordsville Post Ofiice, will rccoive'iinmediate attention.

Dec. tf.

Newcastle & Danville RAIL r5.OJi.3D»

~V[ OTICE is hereby give to the Lock hold or.- of the New Cattle and Danville Rail-Road Compnnv, that they are required to pay their first instalment of five per cent on their cash stock subscription, on the 30th day of January. ]fT»5, to A. Thomson, Treasurer of said company, at his office in the town of Crawfordsville. By order of the Board of Directors. A. THOMPSON.

Dcc 28 1 &f»4-5t.] Secretary,

^A SICS' UP,

JOHN GILLILAN, Aihn'r.

January 13, lev*5.

TAKE^i UP I

Samuel Clark, living about five miles north east from Crawfordsville, on the lt'th day of November, lcol, two steers, supposed to be two years old past, with a brand on the horn hardly intclligable, but supposed to be a letter '•A.": one has dark brimlle side. white back and belly, swallow fork and under bit iueae'i ear. The other is a pale red with white belly and legs, upper half crop off each ear. and valued by 'I homas Cloud audi Samuel Hutton, the former at §12 and the latter at $15 on the 10th day of January, lc-55, before I\i hart! Canine. J. P. Attest:

Moses Gillam, living in Coal Creek Township, Montgomery county. Indiana, on the 25th day of November. l.f'54,"two Estray Steers one is a dun, marked with a crop, an under bit in the left ear and an under bit in the right ear, and blemish on the left pastern behind, -1 years old past The other is red with some white about each horn, some white on the belly, with a swallow fork and an under bit in the right ear appraised to ,$'10 50 by Michael Spencer ami Jolin F. Killin. before Samuel McComas, Justice of the Peace, on the Ifith dav of December, 1Sf4. Attest:

Dec. 21. lt-54-* A. P. LYNN, Clerk.

TAKEN Ur,

P. P. T.unner, iiving in Coal Creek Tmvn1.) ship, Montgomery county, Indiana, one Estray Steer, supposed to be two years oM last sprine, a red brindlc. marked with a split in the right ear and an under bit in the left ear, some white on the belly. legs and t:iil appraised to $15.00 by Thompson Park aud Oscar Park, before Samuel McComas, Justice of the Peace, on the 12th day of December, 1 s."i4.

Attest: A. P. LYNX, Clerk. December 21, lf-'5-l—*

A N

Stephen Bunnell living in Coal creek township, Montgomery county. Indiana, on the 4th du\ of December, ]ff»4, one white spotted Steer, three years old next spring, no marks or brands perceivable. Appraised at. $15,00 before Edward Bonnet, Justice of the Peace.

Attest. A. P. LYNN, Clerk. dee 21 1S:V1.*

TAKEN UP

Adnm .Miller, living in Coal-Creek Township, Montgomery County, Indiana, two Es tray Steers, one is a red brindlc. with line back, and a white face and white legs to the knees, with small curly horns, a hole in the left ear supposed to have been tore out in two places, years old last spring the other is spotted, red and white, with a blaze face, with a crop slit -:i the left car, 3 years old past, appraised to $45,1)0, bv Isaac Harslibarger and Samuel Utter, before Samuel McComas, Justice of the Peace, on the I6thday of December, lto-l.

Attest, A. P. LYNN, Clerk. Dec. 21, 1851.—*

Taken Up

THUGH

f|er

personal property consisting of Hogs.

Cattle, Sheep, two 2 horse wagons, one Log wagon, one line Bay Stallion, of Bertram! & Charter Stock, one span of match Horses, four farm .{ Horses, two new threshing machines, one clover huller with the right of this county except 2 townehips, 15 bushels Clover-seed, Corn, wheat, oats,

Taken

RICHARD CANINE, J. P.

A copy attest,

fe.

A. P, LYNN, BJerk,

Jan II, Ib'55* -w

AKEN UP bv SamuelWljson, living in Coal1 creek township, Montgomery,

county Indiana

on the 19th day of December, 1^54^ two head of Estray Cattle, one is ^brindlc Steer, With a swallow fork in the right ear branded with the letter "O"' on the right hip, three years old past appraised at $19,00. The other is a red bvindlc Cow, marked with a crop ofi the right ear, supposed to be three years old past, appraised at $16,00 by John F. Killin and James B, Pierce, before Ed"ward P. Bcnett, justice of the peace, on 4th day of Jan. 1H55. Attest, A. P. LYNN,.Clerk.

A RARE CHANCE TO

MAKE MONEY!

B. "WILSON, living 3'i miles

North-west of Crawfordsville, on the 25th day of No\ ember, 1854, one dark-red or brindlc steer, crop olf the right ear, white on the end of the tail also, one white and red speckled heifer, crop off the ripht ear also, one red heifer with a white face, softie white on the tail, and under the belly, no ear marks also, one red and white steer, with a star on his forehead, a streak of whfte runningdown to the nose all tivo years old past, appraised at ten dollars each, by John P. Wray and James Chenauch, before William Grav, Justice of the peace, on the 11th dav of December. 1P54.

Attest, A. P. LYNN, Clerk. December 14, 1854.—*

Taken Up

.Joel Hixon on the 6th day of December, 1854 three Steer,s—one is red, with white spots one is black with white spots, a star in his forehead each marked with a crop off the left ear, a crop and under-bit in the right ear, appraised at $75,00. Also, one red muly steer, marked with a swallow-fork and under-bit in the right ear and a slit in the left car, 2 years old last spring, appraised at $13,00 before Edward Bennet justice of the peace. Attest, A LYNN, Clerk, dec 21 1854*

Taken Up

Hcrrod Tumblin living in Ripley township, Montgomery county, Indiana, on the first day of December, 1E54, two Steers, they are both yearlings, or will be two years old next spring, each of them are red on the siaes, white aloug the back and belly, and branded on the right hip with the letter "O," no ear marks perceivable—ap. praised at $12,00 each by Robinson Fletcher, sr., and Thomas Herron, before William Smith justice of the peace, on the 11th dav of Dec., 1854

Attest, A" LYNN, Clerk:

dec 21 1854*

Taken Up

DEC.

7, 1854, by R. A. Alexander, living in Coal-creek township, Montgomery county. Indiana, two head of estray cattle, one is a red steer three years old past, no marks or brands perceivable—apprised at $20,00, the other is a pale red and white steer 3 yearsold, a half crop'off the rightear—appraised at $20,00, by John Ballev and George W Ward, before Samuel McComas, Justice of the Peacd, on the 19th day of December, 1854. Attest, A LYNN, ClerJ.' dec 21 1854*

r|^AKISN

UP, by Robert Plunket, living two

miles from Crawfordsville, on the pland road, on the 20th day of November, 1854, one Steer of a red brindle color, three years old, no marks except a brand "O" on the right hip. Also—a red Cow, supposed to be seven years old, with an un-

bit ofl' of the rightear, and appraised by William B. Nicholson and Allen T. Nicholson, the bteer at $15.00 and the Cow at $18.00, before Richard Canine, Justice of the Peace, on the 11th day of December, 1854. Attest:

Dec. 21, 1854-* A. P. LYNN, Clerk.

TAKEN

N"I3AL TROUT, AduV..

UP, by Robert- Webster, living in

Coal Creek Township, Montgomery county, Indiana, on the 4th day of December, 1854, 3 head of Estray Cattle, one 2 year old Steer, black, with a little white on his back, a half crop in the left ear, appraised to $15.00 one 2 year old Heifer, red with a line back, a small crop -off of each car, appraised it $14.00 by John Masterson and James Jai k«on before Samuel McComas, Just-ice of the Peace on the 16th dav of December, 1854. Attest:

Dcc. 21,185-1-* A. P.. LYNN, Clerk.

Up by Sherman Hostetter of Scott township, Montgomery county, Indiana, four yearling steers—one is a red brindlc one is a dark red or brown otic is a rod roan, with the end of his tail cut off, with some white on the belly one is redvith a sinajl white spot in the forehead, some white on the belly with four white spots on the body all unmarked. Appraised at twenty-eight dollars by. Allen Harrison nnd Wm Ashby, before 13 Wasson, Justice of the Peace, on the 30th dav of Dec lfc'54. Attest,

Jan 4 55] A LYNN, Clerk.

TAKEN UP by Philip Hawk, on the 5th day of December, 1*S54, one yearling heifer, a black with some white on the belly and some white in the face, no other marks or brands perceivable—appraise to eight dollars. Ai.so, one yearling steer, black and white, his legs all black up to the knees, and on his hips each a black spots, head and neck black, no other marks or brands perceivable. Appraised to $t) by^Dan'l Vaughn and Levi Moore, before Jolm S Gray, Esq.

A copy,

Jan 4 lftf5*] A LYNN, Clerk

H1AKEN UP by Vm Nicholson, living about two miles north ol Crawfordsville on the Rail road, on the 15th day of Dec. lf54, one pale red brindlc steer, with a white back, head, belly, ami hind legs up to the hock joint, crop off of each oar, and an under-bit off the right and a figure ten (10) on the left horn, supposed to be 3 yews old I last spring, and valued at $20,00 by Allen NichI olson and Robert Plunket, this 3()th dav of Dec. 2834. DICHA11D CANINE, J. P.

A copy attest,

Jan4IcT5»] A LYNN, Clerk.

TAKEN UP by Lewis McCall of Madison township, on the 25th day of December, lr54, an

estray

neck,

horn,

white Heifer, with some dark spots on her

dark ears, branded with "A" on the right

supposed to be three years old. Appraised to $17,00 by John Cochran and Michael Shotts, before Thomas Mason, Justice of the Peace.

Attest, A LYNN, Clerk.

January 4,lfoo*

TAKEN UP,

)Y Jesse "Williams, of Fredricksburg, in Wa!nut Township, Montgomery county, Indiana, one Estray darkbrindle Cow, discribed as follows: Some white under her belly, a white spot in her forehead, rather small, heavy made, no earmarks perceivable, supposed to be eight years old, she had a small bell on when she came into the neighborliood appraised to fitteen dollars by William J. Harris and Isaac Cruse, before Andrew Loop, Justice of the Peace, en the iithday of December, 1854. Attest:

Dec. 21, 1854-* A. P. LYNN. Clerk.

Notice:

UN AW A from the subscriber living in SuIV gar creek township, Montgomery county, Inuian.i, an indented apprentice to the larining business by the name of Alexander Welch. Said apprentice left hishoine the evening of the SJlst day of December. li~54. All persons are hereby forwarned of trusting or harboring said boy on my account as 1 will pay no debts of his contracting from this date. THO'S AI. C. .STRAIN. I December 2l2, 1851—*

DOZEN double plated Table Forks do do Desert do do do Table tipoons do do Tea do do do & 7.ring casters do do Cake Baskets

Brittannia tea setts, from $12 to $18 do Tea & Coffee Pots do pitchers, 1, 2, 3 & 4 quart castors, as'd, ."t, 4,5 6 it molasses Cups

do do do

scp 31 lt-54

VLeather,

Candlesticks & lamps. BltoOKS A CAMPUKLf..

To Physicians.

rI~,IIE

undersigned calls your especial attention i. to his carefully selected stock of Pure select Powders, iCheinicals, Extracts and Tinctures. These are jiut up in iiuantities to suit tlie profession, and being IXDOIIUTKUI-V rriih can be relied on in action. Please call and examine this slock—von cannot help purchasing. !L Prescriptions skilfully, neatly and carefully compounded. T. D. BROWN, Druygist, !Lj 'One door East of the Eagle Hotel,

November 2, lfO'l-l'w.

few more of those celebrated "Wax'd Grain Water-proof Boots left, which can I be had by calling soon at FAI.LEY'S.

December 7, lt!54.

H.PURSEL&BRO.

HAVEGreen

removed to the brick, corner of Main and streets, in the room formerly occupied by A. Ramcy, where we will be happy to see all of our old customers, and as many new I ones as possible, as we assure them it will be to their advantage to buy of us anything conneclcd in our line, as we have a large stock of School, Miscellaneous, Theological and Standard

Also, all the School Books in use. Arithmetics, Grammars, Geographies arifl Atlases also, a heavy stock of full and half bound Blank Books, and 4(1 kinds of Note and Letter Paper, by the ream. very cheap and every thing connected with the Stationery line. Our stock of

S E E E N S

Ts lar^e, over 40 different manufacturers Gillott's No. 303 by the gross. Also, our stock of Notions is full and complete,over three thousand varieties. Pistols and Guns, and over fifty different kinds of

WHIPS,

From the finest Whale bone down tic the cheapest quality. We cannot be undersold in Whips. Also, 40 different kinds of Cigars, Our stock of

GOLD JEWELRY,

la fuil and complete. Over one thousand Gold Rings, a

100 different kinds of Ear Rings and

Pins, for which we warrant Gold or the money refunded, aud the largest assortment of

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

To be found in the county, combined^ such as Violins, Guitars, Flutanoes, Accordeons, Banjoes, Tamborines,

Flutes, Fifes. .'Harps, ,/ Musical Boxes, &c.,at the lowest possible prices, and as one of the firm plays on all the of the above instruments you will have a fair trial of the instrument you're buying, before purchasing, as no mail is a judge of an instrument if he can't play on it. Our stock of Cloves and hosierv is large.

GOLD AND SILVER"WATCHES Always on hands. We hrtvc, also, a large lot of HATS AND CLOTHING, Very cheap forcash or horses. Our terms ai-ccash or trade. No person will buy anything in our line without giving us a call before purchasing, if they wish to make it to their interest.

Nov. 9, 1854-tf. H. PURSEL &r BRO.

ATTENTION,

A E S

'HE subscriber wishes to inform the Farmers & the public in general, that ho intends to keep constantly on hand all kinds of Cnstom work, such as Well Buckets, Barrels both Pork and Lard, and Hogsheads of all descriptions, both iron and wooden bound, just as customers may want. Give me a call friends,-you can and shall be accommodated on the most reasonable terms. Shop at west end of Pike street, Crawfordsville.

100,000

White Oak Staves wanted, for which the highest market market, price will be paid in cash on delivery at my shop. JOHM L. DUNGAN.

No\^nber J), 1854—3t

JAMES BROOKS. ROBEBT H. CAMPBELL

Brooks & Campbell,

(Successors to Brooks & Brown.)

IMPOSTERS AND DEALERS IX ENGLISH, AMERICAN ANN GERMAN HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE AMI GLASSWARE,

MAIN STREET, NEW ALBANY, IND.

are now receiving our fall importation of the above goods to which we invife an examination of patterns and prices by merchants visiting this market.

Our goods in style and quality, are suited to the Indiana trade—and we feel confident we can make it to the interest of those visiting the Falls to jnake their purchases at this point. ?ept21 '54 BROOKS & CAMFBELL.

THE PEOPLE'S

Grocery, Provision &

flEB STOBI.

COMPTON & ENOCH,

HAVING

opened up in the above business, in

the room recently occupied by Stilwcll & Coons, on "Washington street, south of Main, would respectfully inform the citizens of Craw-fordsvi-le and vicinity, that they intend keeping a regular Family Grocery establishment, in all its various branches.

FAMILY GROCERIES

Produce of all k:nds Corn, Oats, Corn Meal, Flour, Potatoes Lard, Molasses,

Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Cheese,

Fish, spices, Saleratus, Soaps, Ciuidlcs, Butter, Fowls, and in fact, ever other article in our power to purchase for your accommodation.

Those of our town friends, who fkom time to time, may wish a few bushels of Corn: Onts Wheat Brand or Torn-Meal for Ilorse or Cow feed, can always be accommo dated by giving us a call.

E A E S

Will please bear in mind,that we shall at all times hold ourselves in readiness to pay the highest market price for all the various products of the form, which tliev may have to dispose of, either in trade or cash. COMPTON &. ENOCH.

November 23, 1851.—ly

1 8BB&7

S O E

Westward the Star of Empire takes its way!

A NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF

FALL AMD WINTER CLOTHING ISPLKXIUDSTOCK

tJST RECEIVED!

rpHE undersigned feels justified in assuring tin: 1 citizens of Crawfordsville and the surrounding country, that a better and cheaper lot of Keadv Wade

Has never been opened in this town. In this large and splendid assortment may be found

Overcoats, DRESS AND FROCK COATS, AND

All of the very best Fabrics and made up in the latest New York styles. We would call attention especially to our assortment of

TrionrTiQ

Xju

FAIT

Or Oo Qj

cLiLJ Us 0J to Uw J.aj

Which for beauty, elegance of design, and dura bilitv, cannot be surpassed in this market. Also, a superior lot of UNDERSHIRTS, plain and ribbed WOOLEN SHIRTS, and WOOLEN DRAWERS. These are all of the best material and make, and offered at the very lowest prices also, a general assortment of

WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS, Hosiery, Gloves, &c., Kept constantly on hand.

ANGOLA 1L\TS, WHITE BEAVEU IIATS, MEXICAN" IIATS, WIDE AWAKE HATS, SPORTSMENS' HATS, ILOL'NO AMERICA HATS.

Cloth Cu/is, Plush Caps, Oil Cloth Caps,

We assure our customers and the public generally that as we made our purchase at unusually low rates in the Eastern Cities, we are prepared to sell our Clothini:

A MWWIiE C»:EA.P_E.i& Than anv other House in Crawfordsville dare sell. Come now and we will agree to furnish you a Coat or Overcoat, a pair of fine Cassimere Pants, or a beautiful Vest Pattern, at from 20 to 25 per cent lower than you can obtain a similar article elsewhere.

We ask all who want to buy Goods cheap, to come and see our stock before purchasing elsewhere. No trouble to show Goods. Coruc every body and see. J. L. BROWN.

November 2, 1354—tf.

New Arrangement and

NEW' GOODS,

J. II. BENHFIHIJ

Si c.

HAVING

WINTER GOODS!

The latest, newest and perhaps the cheapest of the season comprising a general variety of DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, IIATS and CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES,

Hardware and Cutlery, Glass and China-ware, Queensware,

O E I E S & &

All of which we propose to sell on as favorable terms as such goods can be had in our town or county.

It is not our intention to deceive the people and injure ourselves by making promises or pledges that we would be unwilling to stand up to, nor do we intend to throw out baits to catch customers by selling a few leading articles for less than cost, with the expectation of making up the loss on something else, or olf some other person. Our Motto shall be,

"LIVE AND LET LIVE,"

Or "the smallest profits, consistent with fair and honorable dealing, believing^hat "A quick penny is better than a slow shilling."

Nov. 2,

!54.

BENEFlliL & ELTZROTII.

NB.—Thehis

undersigned takes pleasure in tcn-

dcring most hearty thanks to his old friends, and hopes with the increase of facilities afforded by the addition of a partner, to be able to do still better in the future for all who may favor us with their patronage. Those who are indebted to me either by note or account will confer a special favor by settling the same between this and the 25th of December next. J. H. BENKFIKL.

November 2, 1854.

Crawfordsville, Frankfort, Kokomo and Fort Wayne

ROAD.

"VTOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders il to the capital stock of flic Crawfordsville, Frankfort, Kokomo and Fort Wayne Rail Road Company, that instalments of 10 per cent, each, have been made payable atthe office of the Treasurer of said Company in the Town of Frankfort, every sixty days from and after this date, until the whole amount subscribed shall have been paid.

Subscribers residing in Montgomery county can pay their instalments to A. R. WOOD, of Darlington. Stock subscribers are also notified that ten per cent, damages .trill be assessed on all instalments remaining unpaid for 30 days after the same is due—that 7 per cent, interest will be allowed on all peyments from date of payment, and eight per cent, on all pre-payments, payable in stock until the road is completed.

Frankfort, Oct. 9th, 1854. DOUGLASS, Secretary. October 9, 1854-Gm.'

ENTS Jersey Ties, verv superior, at sept 7.J A. fiORNER & CO's.

ent-s Ladies Velvet Toilei Slippi \JT (dec

Tak^iiUp GEORGE E. KYLE, livirtg in Clark Township, Montgomery County, Indiana, three miles south-east of Ladoga, one Estray Heifer, on the 18th day of November, 1854. Red, with ..some white on the breast and belly, no car-marks or brands perceivable supposed to be three years old and upwards. Appraised to fourteen dollars by G. S. Hillock and James Daugherty, on the 27th day of November, 1854,' before Joseph Ellis, Justice of the peace.

Attest, A. P. LYNN, Clerk. December 7, 1854

CABINET & CHAIR

WA1I 100MS. THE

undersigned has on hand a general assortment of plain and fashionable FURNITURE made of the best material by experienced workmen, and flatters himself that he cannot fail to please a discriminating public. Call and see before purchasing elsewhere and we will make it to your interest to buy. [CTWARE-ROOMS at the aid stand opposite the Ristine House. WM. ROBERTSON.

November 9, 1654.

GOING ITALQNE! §T©m

iHULJSl Received.!

rJM-IE

undersigned takes pleasure in announcing

to the former patrons of T. D. Brown & Co., that having purchased the entire stock and having recently made large additions thereto, he is now prepared to accomodate those wishing any articles I in his line, at as low rates as they can be purchased at any house west of Philadelphia. I Our stock will be found to comprise every article usually found in a Drug Store, which we warrant as to quality.

We are'prepared to sell to physicians every arI tide which they may need in the practice, and we

...earnestly solicit them to call and examine our

of SKJ.ECT POW-DKKSand Chemicals,

which we sav without fear of contradiction CANNOT BE EXCELLED in the State. I THE LADIES

Arc requested to call and examine our superb assortment of Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, finishes, Flavoring Extracts, kc., which we pledge to sell at Philadelphia prices

firm, I hope by strict attention to business and care in the selection and compounding of remedies, to merit a liberal share of public patronage.

Call at the sign of the Yellow Column, one door east of the Eiigle Hotel. T. I). BROWN. November '2, IttVf-tf.

Al'ANNED TIN of various sizes, for signs—A nice article, just received by BBOW.V.

COKI) Matches

of it

1.JENS. Pencils, Paper and Premium Ink at I November 2] 1) BKOVX'S.

LIGHT

f—Star Candles and Lard Oil at Nov•ember 2] BROWN'S.

r|"MYO

Cross Lyon's Kathairon just opened at November 2] BROWN'S.

LL the valuable Patent Medicines of the day at [novemberSJ BROWN'S.

"AIDER Vinegar kept constantly on hand by November 2] I) BROWN.

I'F.liJOR Tobacco and choice Cigars at Kj) November 2] I'ROV. N'S.

i\ aLloves, -wace,

n-* VJ and Pepper, at epper,

rINDO\V

Xavy Blue IIats:

BAZINsoldDepilatory

iers at *1. LEY'S.

'S for remu\ ing superlious hair, by [uov2] BROWN.

pilUSSIiS and Abdominal .Supporters for sale by [novembe.r ~2] Bnowx.

KNU1NK Kvan's Lancets, American do., Abccss (k., Spring do., nt BROWN'S.

I FAINTS and Oils of ail kinds at, November "j BKOWN'S.

®H88®kBTil®i3.

rS"MiTC

W. ELTZROTII,

associated themsolves together in

business, would respectfully call the attention of the people to their magnificent stock of Fall and

Partnership heretofore existing between 1_ the undersigned in the Drug bv.^iness, under the style of T. D. Brown & Co., is this day dissolved by "mutual consent. The accounts and all business "of the late firm will lie in the hands of T. D. Brown, who will settle and attend to the same.

3Shas

Bl:0'\V.\-,ii.

Glass of all =izes, from 2*1 by 30 to

7 by 9. at [nov2] IJKOWN'S.

"MlAf'OBAPIIE. an instantaneous hair dye, sold at [nov2] I) CROWN'S.

R. T. MR OWN, K. KROUT. T. D. 1'KOWX.

N. "B.—The business will hereafter be conducted by the undersigned at the old stand, one door cast "of the Eagle Hotel, where he will be happy to sec his friends and customers.

November Ic'Sl. T. D. IRO^\N.

I—'UU'Jjv-' «Ji 'MS?

\J tLi LL IXujL

\\r\f]E the undersigned Co mm idee in be\J\J half of the citizens of Romney and vicinily, wish to employ a Teacher to take charge of the school at Roinney, to commence the 1st of .December next.

Any one i-.pplying will be expected to come well recommended and well qualified at least to teach all the English branches correctly. We have jnst finished a comfortable House, and a school of sixty scholars may be expected.

WILLIAM COX, SAMUEL ALLEN, L. KEUYKEXI)ALL,

Oct. 2G, 1854-Gw. Committe

STILL THEY COME!

FOR TIIE FALL AND "WINTER TRADE,

IE A iJ

£3 0*3

CALEY & SCOTT,

avc just received aud opened the:r Fall .and Winter stock of

DRY GOODS!!

To which they wish to dircct the attention of their old customers and the public at large. Our stock is composed, aa usual, of all the various articles of DRESS GOODS, viz Delaius, jjloriuos, Alpaccas, Debages, Ginghams, Lawns, Prints, &c., &c. Also, a iSrge and fine stock of Dress Trimmings.

BONNETS & TRIMMINGS,

Of all the latest styles and patterns^.

Hats db Ca|is

Of all sorts and sizes, from a Know Nothing to a fine Silk Hat. BOOTS and SHOES, For men, women and children—and the rest of mankind. I .. I

9B&ME iiifilli,

Of various kinds, sizes and prices. Queensware and Table Cutlery, Glassware, "Groceries^ .Cotton YARN, Carpet, car-pet-warp, Dye-stufll, &c. (£j*Bare in Farmers, that we are always ready and willing to &ch4nge Goods for Produce of all kinds, and at thjgpihighiust marketplace.

Store on the west side of Public square.!-* Oct 26 1354] GALEY & SCOTT.

GJT

^_LASSWAliJ3.—500""boxes Glassware, coatssisting of Tumblers,- molasses.. Cans, Jars/ Crujttf, '&c. BROOM & CAMFBELL.

Albany, ?ept- 2], l?5i—tf

hereby given, that the undersigned has boon appointed administrator of the estate of dames'Oorbit, late of Montgomery count!- Indiana, deceased. Saiid estate is supposed to be solvent. S

SOLOMON COLTRA1N,

Nov. 2, 1854-* Adm'r.

Talien TJp Y. ALBERT RICHARDSON, one mile north of Linden on the 22nd day of November, 1854, an Estray Horsp, bay color, both hind feet white, with a sore on the right hind leg near the stifle, right hip shrunk, supposed to be eight years old, appraised to thirty-five dollars by Samuel Douglds arid William Barton, before Thomas J. Mascm, Jnstice of the peace, on the 1st day of Decernber, 1854.

Attest, A. P. LYNN, Clerk.. December 7,1854i—* i-

EXCITEMENT

IN TOWN!

J. CRAWFORD & MULLlKIN,

HAVING

now received their entire stock of

Fall and "Winter Goods, dircct from the Eastern cities, consisting in part of the following articles .,

CLOT HITC

•_ \..v

READY MADE.

3r,

Cloths, Cassimeres, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes," A Satinetts, Flannels, f' Ticking,

Jeans, Ladies'Dress Goods of all kinds, Queens ware sc. Hardware

BONNETS & RIBBONS,

AGroceriesof all kinds Mill and )/, cut

Carpeting:-, brown Sheeting®, Broad and Narrow

A E S

I Thankful' to the uianv customers of the former county, one and all, to give us a call and examine

We would solicit the citizens of Montgomery

our stock, which they will find complete, & prices as low as can be found in the cit.v of Crawfordsville. J. CRAWFORD ic"MULLlKIN.

October 2G, '54.

's celebrated Percussion I) BROWN'S.

MUSIC!!

§MUSIC!who

1HE subscriber being extensively cngag in the PIANO trade wishes to say to those are anxious to buy, that

he will supply them as cheHpas they can be bought East or West. He will set them up in the Parlor of the purchase and being an experienced tuner and dresser, will keep them in the best of order.— All warranted, and in case of defect, they will be taken away and new ones put in their place.

All orders giving a description and price of the Piano Port, will rcceive prompt attention, oct 19 1854—3m] L. B. FISH.

L. B. FISH,

WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF

MUSICAL MERCHANDISE

TF.RRE-HAUTE, IND.

3~TChurches supplied will Redded AJelodeons. oct 9 1^5-1—3

Organs and Double

Tstls*023. Up

Caleb Da vis of Brown township, Montgomery county JLnd., a dark bay Mare, supposed to be eight cr nine years old, with a small bell on. about fourteen and a half hands high, appraised to forty dollars, by Thomas McDaniel & Michael Reeves, bef.-. me on the 31st day of October, 1854. A true copy from my estray book. Given under mv hand and seal this 3d dav of November A. D., DAN B. COTT, J. P. seal.

A true cop* of the Register. -Attest: IIOV 9 1K4.J: A LYNN, Clerk Yi C.

N'OTICK

is hereby given that the undersigned

has been appointed administrator of the cs-1 tale of William E. Berry, latfc of Montgomery countv, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. THOMAS HALL. I

November 0, 1854. Adh-iinistrator.

now Nothinj

IV ceived hv oct l'J, lrr'54)

Buskins, for Ladies, just reR. E. BRYANT.

M. IS AI LEY, JXO. V. JOHNSTON, UICII-Mtt) COX.

BAILEY, JOHNSTON & COX,

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING

nasKCKiAKnr®,

AXD DEALERS IN WOOL, No's 59 and Ol "Walnnjt Street. CINCINNATI. Steam Boat Agents and Sole Freight Agents for

Covington and Lexington Railroad. "Mark Goods B. J. &: C. to avoid Errors." October I!), I654-Gm.

Farm for Sale.

A Great Bargain!

^LTE subsetiber wishes to sell his well known and well improved farm, containing 1!)0 acres, directly on the Railroad, ten miles north of crawfordsville. 17 milessouth of Lafayette, and a half mile south of Linden. One hundred and fifty acres under fence, about 90 acres plow land of fifst quality the remainder good meadow and pasture ami a sufficient uuniity of timber for fencing, fuel, tVc. For terms, inquire at this oflice or of the subscriber on the premises. ti'.y GEORGE WRIGHT.

Oct. 2G' 1854.

MEAT MARKET.

^HE subscrider would respectfully inform the citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity, that has opened a. Market Stall, on Washington street, in the room recently occupied by E Vanarsdall, where he will keep constantly on hand. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage, See., of the best quality. lie will endeavor to be ready at all times to wait upon customers with any thing in his line. Market every day at all hours. Your patrouage is solicited. 11 MARKS.

Nonembcr 9, ld54j-^tf

GENTS7ware

of all kinds at

sept 1S54.] A.HORNER CO's.

pledge ourselves to s'^) Boots & Shoes cheaper for cash tlm- t.hey have everbeen sold in the abash al'

cV-

A. HORXKR & co.

Warning.

i3 my Wife Armanda Smith, has wilfully and without cause deserted my bed and board, all persons are hereby warned against harboring or trusting her on my account, as I shall pay no debts by her hereafter contracted.

Oct. 2d, Idol.*

J. P. SMITH.

TOILET ARTICLES.

COLOGNE,

Bay Water, Handkerchief Extracts,

Powder Ptiffs, Meen Fun, Lilly White, Chalk balls, Alabaster Tabletsj 'Toilet Soaps of every variety for sale one door east of th£ Eagle Hotel, nearlv opposite Sfimpbell's store, by

Sept. 14. T. D. BROWN & CO.

UEKNSW Alilii—15U crates & casks of assorted Qeensware, Engterfi and French China^ip^ opened andrepackea to suit purchasers. *2i BROOKS & CAMPBELL.

sewed Kid Boots—cnlv one dollar at and receipts at F. H. Fry'sStore* oct 19] BRYANT'S. J- jp. 13. *54 &a,

Notice

ISheld

hereby on 1

iven that there will be an election ie 30th day of December, A. D. 1654,

at the Hall of the Sons of Temperance of "Wayno Town Division, No. Ill, in Montgomery County, Indiana, for the purpose of electing three lW tees. By order of said Society.

JOHN R. THOMPSON, ft. 8.

December 14,1854.

STATU or* INDIANA, ifONTGOSfEKY Coorftt, ilontgotnery Circuit Court, to-wit

Rebecca ^Applegate,

George Vf. Applegate

as?

Petition for Divorce

TTJ"HEAEAS, oil the 11th day of foecember, 1854, said Rebecca Applegate, by hat Attorneys, Naylor & Wjlsofi, filed her petition for divorce, in the Clerk's office of said court, in the above entitled case, as also the affidavit of a disinterested person showing that said defendent is not a resident of the State of Indiana.

Therefore said George W. Applegate is

Hereby*

notified of the pendency of said petition,- in said court, and that unless he plead, answer or demur to said petition on or before the calling of the cause at the next term of said court, to be holden in the Court-house at Crawfordsville in said county, commencing on the 4th Monday of March next (1855,1 said court will proceed to hear and determine the cause in his absence.

Attest ANDREW P. LYNN, Clerk, By STEPHFN BECK, Deputy.December 11, 1854.—3w—Pr. fee, $2.

JUST RECEIVED

DIRECT

FROM BOSTON!

4 ffew Dbz. pairs of Mens' and Boys' thick Kip and Calf Boots.of the best quality.— Also, a good variety of Womens' and Chlldrens' Morocco Lace Boots, suitable for the present weather.

These articles being purchased of the manufacturers but a few days since, just after the late decline in Boots and Shoes, we rfre {hereby enabled to sell at much less prices than those who purchased in the Fall. Call and look over them at the old stand. L.

Dec 7 1954—tf.

FALLEY.

NOTICE

S hereby given, that the undersigned has bean appointed Adminstrator ?f the estate of Thomas Brown, deceased, lato of ilontgotnery couftty, Ind. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.

JACOB L. BROWN, Adm'r.

Dec. 7, 1854.—*

F. T. GRATTAM. J. T. GRAHAM.

F. T. GRAHAM & CO.,

DEALERS IX

"taZT 19&3E JESS IBS 9

LIME, COAL, STONE, SALT,

HYDRAULIC CEMENT, fcc., On Market Street, at the Rail Road, Crossing, CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.

TT7OULD respectfully inform their friends and the public generally that tliey are prepared to furnish the above articles on the most reasonable terms. [December 7, 1854-ly.

IStion,

now receiving and opening ready for exhibihis immense Fall Supply of

MENS' HEAVY BOOTS, MENS' HUNGARIAN BOOTS,

.Hens' Grain Leather "Water Proof Boots,

HUNTERS BOOTS,

MENS' KIP AND CALF LINED

Mens' Fine Calf Boots,

BOYS THICK BOOTS,

BOYS' KIP AND CALF BOOTS

/TV rui

r3©I^

.JUST RECEIVED.

Call and examine for yourstlves.

September 28 lfc5-l-tf.

YOTJTlIS' AND CHILDRENS'

Boots tfc SHoes FOR WINTER WEAR.

W0MEITS' KIP & CALF LACE BOOTS, WOiilENS'

MOROCO BOOTS,

Girls and Childrens Calf and itlorocco

LACES IBOOTS SUITABLE FOR WET WEATHER. ALSO—A variety of Ladies and Hisses

KID AND ENAMELED

BOOTS, GAITERS,

«iic.

GEXTS AND LADIES RUBBERS,

Ladies Gossamer and

SANDAL RUBBER^

ifce., fcc., together comprising the largest and best assortment of

BOOTS & SHOES

Ever before offered to the public, and at pricas which cannot fail to suit. A new and complete assortment of

AND

FALLEY.

ouxELius Cos Patent solar LAUD LAMI'S and

for these lamps, we keep a lull supply of all the various patters, from a side and parlor LAMP to a 5 light chandelier, varying in price from $1,50 to $9.

sep 21 BUOOKS CAMFUELL.

r"j^able

and I'oeket Cut lery, Scissors, Raors and Piles.—100 gross American and English Table Cutlery—1100 doz do and do pocket do —75 doz do and do scissors & shears—500 dozen Files, rasps, blacksmith, mill and saw—100 gross iron, table and tea spoons—50 gross Brittatiia table & tea spoons —25 dozen Butcher and sticking Knives—21) doz Ames'shoe Knives. BROOKS A CAMPBELL.

Locks, Latches. Butts and Screws.

doz locks, assorted sizes and qualities—7.r Jmi 0 doz latches, do do do—3,00' gross wood screws, brass and iron-—1,000 doz doot Butts—100 doz table Butts—120 doz sah pulliea 25 doz sasli Fastncrs—75 boxes and kegs Tacks, from 2 to 24 oz—35 boxes Brads & finishing Nails, sep 21 '54] BROOKS & CAMPBELL.

Axes, Shovels and Spades.

OAA Boxes Hunt's, Leverett's and CoHins'a Ai \J\J Axes—10 boxes handled Axcs-25 boxes' Hatchets and Hammers—75 boxes ass'd shovels Ac spades,Tound and square—10 boxes Four pronged Forks—20 Reams sand paper, sop 21] Brooks & Campbell.

F. H. FRY & R. J- VANCE,"

A RE in the market at all times with CASH, to ^Y buy WHEAT, Seeds and other Produce, at the highest market price. We take in Wheat at the Rnil-Rcati Ware-House, and pay orders