Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 March 1855 — Page 3

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Keplinger,') vs.

S$6i Keplinger.

WHEREAS,

ss.

S'EATE OF INDIANA, Montgomery Couxty, MONTGOMERY Circuit Court,SeptemberTerm 1855. Nancy J.

on the 24th day of March, A.

D. 1855, said

plaintiff, Nancy

J. Keplinger,

by Wailace & White her attorneys, filed in the Clerk'8RTfficc of said Court the affidavit of a disinterested person, showing that said defendant, Saui Keplinger, is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Therefore said defendant, Saul KOPlinge*, is hereby notified of the pendency of said complaint in said Court, and that unless he plead, ANSWER OR duifiiirto SAID complaint on or-before the calling of the CAUSE at the next term of said court, to beholden in the Coral House at Crawfordsville, in said county, commencing on the second Monday of September next, (1855.) said Court will proceed to hear and determine the cause iu his absence. Attest: ANDREW P. LYNN,^

Cierk Montgomery Circuit Court.

March 29, 1855.-[prlnter'3

fee $2.]

JAMES H. SHIELDS & GO,,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants, R-RAI.EUO IN

FLOUR & PRODUCE,

SOUS AGENTS OF THE

J£:M TWHA COMJMASFIY, Lit.tie st., between Jfiiin and the river, 7$CNEW ALBANY, IND. MircK 15, LT?5S-Cw.

... Firs! Firs! Fire!

HAVING

b-en

unfortunate as to have my

house burned UP, I resort to this method OF informing ail my friend? who know themselves indebted

to RCE

fur Recording Deeds

ment? that

MY necessities arc such

pelled to MAKE immediate collection of all SUM? CIY.7:n TO me. I would feel PATE (ill TO ail such

ycrsoas

''A

if *hoy would attend promptly to this call.

friend in

Reed

afrlei.d

GEORGE H. ALEXANDER.

March r, K-5.".

COFFERSMXTHINGI

:,4 LL kind? of. Corpersraithinp, such as

Bite? and Kettle?,

maue

Ciiaves &

Taken Up

John Coynnet of Madison township, Montgomery county, Ind., or.e astray red and white spotted Steer, branded with the letter "Q" on the left horn, find the appearance of a brand on the right hi}', but what letter if any cannot be ascertained, and al.so the appearance of the letter on the left hip no other mark:-: or brands ^.erceivable n:ppoi ed to be three, years i,Id tiiia spring, and appraised iu $25,00, by nines licD oweli and John rr:mes, bwfure Thomas J. Mason, Justice of the reaction th« 19th day i.t March, ISoo.

Attest, A. P. LiN2x,Ckiu inarch 22, xo55.

IN I A A E E A IS

PAH.

Bank of Tndiana, Michigan ('ity Bank of lirookville, iirwokviilc. Bank of Ivoekville, Ivock% ille Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse. Bank of Elkhart, Elkhart. Bank of Go.-licn, Gorhen. Bank of Mt.

Vornon,

lut. Vomon.

Hank of Salem, Salem. Bank of the Capital, Indianapolis. Bank of North Anuiica Clinton. Bank of arsaw, Warsaw. Bank of Monticeh ,, Mouvicelu. Canal Bank, Evansville. •. Crescent City Bank ilvansviilo. C'ambridgo City bank, Cnmbridgo City, al Bank, Inc

Central Bunk, Indianapoli.Fayelte Co. Bank, Connersvillo. Farmers & Mechanics'" B'k Indiana hs. vamercy.Bank, Lafayette. Hoosier Bank, Logansport.:.. Indiana Bank, Madison. Indiana Stock Bank, L&portc. Kentuekty Stock Bank, Colamfciis f--4" Lagrange Bank, Lima.

Merchants & Mechanic?, B'kiT. Albany. N. Y. & Ya- F. 8. Bank", Evtmsviii Piarie City Bank, Tevre Ilaut Southern Bank Ten'e Ilaute. Salem Bank, North Salem. Traders Bank, o? Indianpolis. Fanners Bank Yr'estfeld.

E'.gljty-FiveCents on Ihb Dollar, Brank of Fort Y/ayne, Fort Wayne. Bank of South Bend, South Bend. ^Bauk of Perrysviile, Perrysville.

Delaware Co. BankMuncie. Great V"estem Bank Tcrro Haute. Huntington Co. Bank Huntington. «'Indian Reserve Bank Kokomo.

Kalamazoo Bank Albion. N. Western Bank Bloomfield. T. Y. Stogie Bank, Yincennes._

ippeeanoe Bank, Winnemac. Upper Wabash Bank, Wabash.. •Wayne Bank Logansport. Wayne Bank, Richmond. Wabash River Bank Jasper. Wabash River Bank Newville. "VYabarsh Hirer Bank 1ST. Coiydon.

Seventy-Five Cents on the Dollar. Bteuben Co. Bank Angolia. Bank of Covington Covington. Bank of Rochester, Rochester. Bank of Rensselaer Rensselaer. Sikh art Co. Bank Goshen. F«ritiev\s tVs'Meehanie's B'k tienssetae. State Slot::: Bank iiurriou. State Stock Bank Jamestown. Swanee Bank, Attica. Wabash Yalley Logansport. Agricultural Bank, Mt. Sterling. Atlantic Bank, Jackson.. Bank of Albion, Albion. Bank of Attica, Attic,a. Bank of.N. America Newport. Bank of Biidgeport Bridgeport. Bank of Conneisville Connersville. Bank of T. Yfadsworth, Michigan City. Bank of Rockport Rockport. Bank of America, Morocco. Bank of Aubturn, Auburn. Bank of Albany, New' Albany. Drovers Bank, Rome.

Farmer's Bank, Jasper. Government Stock Bank Lafayette.., Green Co. Bank, Bloomfield. Laurel Bank, Laurel, Merchants Bank, Lafayette. Merchants Bank Springfield. Marshall County RaUk, Plymouth. Northern Indiana Bank, Loganspart, Orange Bank Posey ville. I Public Stock Bank Newport.

Perry County Bank, Cannelton, Plymouth Bank, Pljunouth. State Stock Bank, Logansport State Stock Bank, Peru. State Stock Security Bank Newport. Traders Bank Nashvills. Traders Bank Terre Haute. "^estern Back, Plymouth.

Friend, Look Here! A ND

you will receive

J\. there is

Complaint for Divorce.

popular

HE Boot and

other instru

LIC-nu-r .E

that

AM com

indeed."

BR155

Steam

RARTIC'II.U ^VNTIIM

-i"' ,f :,:

the glad tidings that

plendid assortment of the most

COOKING STOVES

At Graves Ac Cumberland's Old Stand, That lisis

ever been brought to this market. My

Stoves comprise the following popular patterns: Three sizes of the celebrated HATHAWAY STOVE, which are the heaviest stoves made in the est.

Three sizes of the unrivalled Buck's Patent, which is a stove of admirable beauty and proportions.

Three SIZES of the standard PREMIUM, which is a new pattern of beautiful design. the SUPERIOR PREMIUM,

Three sizes of which is the stove for

Fauners,

being heavy and

They will positively

calculated for service. sold cheap for cash or country produce.

will

I N W A E

Of all kinds manufactured and for sale on the above terms. Copper-smithing done in all its various branches. House-Guttering, Spouting and Roofing done so as to give satisfaction!

KTRags, Old Copper, Brass, PEN ter and Lead taken for ware. Repairing done with neatness and despatch. J. HOOVER.

March

15, 1850-tf.

DISSOLUTION.

THEime

partnership heretofore existing under the R. of A. Horner & Co., was dissolved by mutual consent on the 2d day of .March. The I ••. ness of the firm will be settled by Horner & I): vi:. A. HORNER," Jr.,

J. GRAHAM & BRO.

Shoe business will be continued

THE undersigned at the

Co.

old stand of

ABRAHAM HORNER, Jr.,

JACOB DAMS.

MARCH IT

LS55-'IV.'.

TAKEN UP, LB dayabout miles North-east from

Crawfordsville one red steer, with a crop off both RSI'.'SFIVJID AN under bit out of the right, brand on the t«J of THE left Horn supposed to be the letters nd valued

by J. Hoover, at

Cumberland'.-, OLD T^nci. STO\ ES for

AAL^CHEFTP for cash or country :-reduce. ILOPALRdone on

pea

short notice. J.. liOO EL',

ilmeh 15, LI-55-ti".

bv TIK.RNTEN .Griilith

Attest:

and

I'AEJI 1'O.U SALE. for sale on

SMALL

T1term.-,

-:(]'uolishor of the Journal,)

rect

for

reasonable

HE Subscriber oilers eighty acres of land, Situated about four and A 'naif

miles South of Crawfordsville, and

hail' miie west of the

Greencastle

road. It is all

under fence, about 50 acres under cultivation, a :yjod 'n.' .vtd-log

cabin of two rooms out buildings,

good WRI! of pure water, TO. I. G. BOYLAND, Feb. .20. IE55-3W.

HOUSB

PAINTING-

A I

J. ^V. JlOGUli N cptctfully say to

lias

ili

the citizens of

I-raw lbidsville ai:d surrounding country. :.C

eoUiliiCilCCd the iiuuie i'uilltiiig busi-

i.Oih Plain and Ornameiuai, Glazing and

.BINOE 1 been

BAB8B98.

in tlris place,

have executed

f".: M'.-CSRS. J. H.Eenefiei, and J.

Kcoiiey,

to whom you are

samj.le of my work.

5. S Orders can be left at the store of Mr. Bgn-EFIT.-i. Cii.V.-fordsville, February 1, 1655—2Y.

New Tin, Sheet-Iron

COPPER AND

STOVE STORE!

,%-t tin: sicu of the Eatrle, on 'Wn^huiijton street: opposite the C% ane and uvo doors .south of Grahams' Store.

THETHII.U-IJY

UNDERSIGNED

»hir.,

having the assurance

TO V.

1?"S

BFCN induced to oj-er.

ufacturing

:.'L.

F.'.hioH '•and v.

PLEASE

given to

1 3 iuttering AND SPOUTIU^ ill I'C PUT N in the MOST approved luaj.ner rnttd to STAND.

TR.I /XNII .11 ETALIC a a so an a I ha niA-iftS'. a a go* assortment of

Oooking Stoves,

ANIONS

v.•II,

whicit-has AII unbounded popularity, and has taken

preiuii.niH

for fifteen years these'

STEP SIO YES :dl

call aid examine

goods and

FC'r 1 S'F»5 -tf

Ini-iana Fej-.k B/

:A\

a.:d

change on

Vve

Gents

XU:

AC i::.Tr,

Indianapolis, Jan. 29, I«55.J now converting suspended Free Panic foi

•'t paj.ev,

A Commission of one r-cr ccnt.,

RCTTMIN'J proceeds of sal» of bonds

c-w ork.

& Ladies Yelvct Toilet

(dec 7.)

Taken Up

[p)Y Jonathan Royer, in Sugar Creek township, on the 5th day February, 1855, one estrdy red and white stag Steer, marked with a swallow-fork and half crop in the right car, and half crop in the left— no other marks or brands peceivable, supposed to be three or four years old. Said Steer came to the premises in February, 1854—appraised to $15,00, by Joseph Rover, and Moses Cooley, before Thomas J. Mason, Justice of the Peace.

Attest, A. P. LYNN, Clerk. March 8, 18551

COMMISSIONER'S SALE. undersigned as Commissioner appointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery County, Indiana, will sell at private sale the following described real estate, situate in said county, to-wit: The north-west quarter of the south-east quarter of section sixteen in township eighteen, north of range three west. Also part of the north-east quarter of the sou\h-west quarter of said .section 16, in said township and range, bounded as follows: Beginning at the north-oast corner of said last named tract, and running thence south 40 rods, thence west 80 rods, thence north 40 rods, thencc east 80 rdds, to the place of beginning, containing together 60 acres.

Tehms.—rOne half of the purchase money to be paid in hand, and the remaining half in 12 months from day of sale, the purchaser securing payment thereof by note with freehold sccfirity, payable with interest from date, and without relief from valuation laws.

B. T. ItlSTlNE, Commissioner. Feb. 15, 1855.-tf.

I'niit AND Ornamental

YR".

before liiehard Canine justice of the •J :U .I this Iiit.ii day

of Feb.

1855.

A. P. LYNN,

Cieik.

Trees

EVER-CREENS,

SHRUBS, PLANTS & FLOWERS—A

variety, for sale at low piiees, and in any quantity, by I. E. WADE,

Marble Dkal3.ii.

Washington st., Crawfordsville,Feb 22,-185s-8t

iiswiSiBSfssn

msmim.

PSQKS.S

THE Winter Ter« WILL open on the L-'ND day of JANUARY, Under the efficient management of the President of the institution, RcvTJamks H. Joiimston, who gives his entire time to the government and instruction of the school.

The Trustees and Teacher?would exprc

Drusiila McKln-

ney, Richard MeJCir.n'ey, nnd James William McJCir.ncy,

stoves are all

warintcd not to crack or burn out. I have also obtained the Climax Stove which can't be beat for beamy or dunbilitv, also a variety of

of which will

All KIIUIS

prices

ii. EALI,Jr/

O O IN N E S O A

TJJ^CS.

I i-.' .-UFI.-erib^r

AHERE he resides.)

of VS b:T.-ii

DEFT."

in Ex

are, also, purchasing it at the foPowin™ rate

Chsss

PRPER at 90

cents.

3d do do 8F» DR •1th do no 75 do in currency, or in EXCHANGE on Few York, or in Gold at three per cent premium.

Feb t, Ifc55.] DEPAUW & DECREES.

Slippe

"V]-OTICE is HPREB^ given.,that XI ship heretofore e'xisting

Feb 8,1855.-]

rs at,

'alli.Y'S.

DISSOLUTION!

the co-partner

ship heretofore existing between the under* signed, was dissolved on the 2d

dav of

Feb

ruary, LSF 5. The Books and account.-' of said firm will be found in the hands of John M.Austin, for collection. JOIJ'N M. AUSTIN

GUTHlilE.

E E S

Austin 8c Coursan,

Would respeotfuliy inform the FGLJL^* citizens of Crawfordsville and

vicinity, that thev are prepared to furnish them at all times and houra with

licef, Pork, Mutton & Sausage

at our stand on Washington street, and two doors south of Layman & Co's Grocery Store. (CrWe return our most sincere thanks for past favors and hope by strict attention to business, to merit a continuance of the patronage heretofore extended, [Feb 5,1&53.1

die lr

gratitude to the citizens of Orawfordsvide, lor the liberal patronage they have

thus far alluiued,

and solicit a like liberality in inmre. The course of instruction is thorough, and ?NOeial atttcntion is paid to the moral and religions, AS WE'D ', intellectual

training

of the

.nothing of sectarian character is

pupils,while

allowed.

It is exceedingly desirable that the scholars stfould be prompt

their attendance at the begin

ning of the term. The new

sahool room hand

somely furnished with Wales' patent desks find chairs', is :iov.* rencly for the accommodation of the Seminary. The room i.-spaciousand will be iound plea,

niit'.ir.A

attractive. The assistant teachers

arc Miss Cathakinf. Mi:kk:l, Miss Enu" Catiic.m'.t.

and

Mies Eliza Howes,

teacher of music

I'LLICE OF TUITION.

Preparatory Department, from $3 to .3 CO per term. Academic Department, from to $5 Q0 per ttrm, according' to studies pursued. Collegiate Department, $G 00

)epa GA CTUUIN, each,

French and Latin, Lessons on Guitar, Lessons on the

Pinno-Forte,

U^.E of Piano-Forte, ULIJA small extra charge

thu

public

rooiiis.-

January,

a shop for man

rtieles,in the

Copper linn.

H'avrna li.TH lii'teer. ^EARS e.fperience WORKING in this BR, -I ess, ti:1.tiers

himsdl that, betti-r made

".:E O.i..n-t BE furnished by

18f5—lr.

of some

ith the r.tiblic,

ST ATI'- OF Ir?TIAii A, MONTGOMERY COUNTY",

Couit

FOR good wot-kman

of Common Pleas of said

Thomas Palmer and Tyre G. Yv

..Tin, Sheet-iron &

hitiington,

petitioners, VS.

fieorge

Miles,

any one in the State,

llichru-d

5 00 2 no •1 00

10 'JO CP

is made for fuel used

PIU :iiur, Hedgman Palmer, Elizabeth Kcp- Petition for I'A: ition hort, Charles Kephart, Phebe Evan Jones,

WHEREAS, on the 37:,n day of January, A.D. l*-'55, said potioners by Thomson

ittoineys,

is the celebrated Hathaway Stove

t.ition,

be sold cheap

Ii country

for war-.: •. Stoves. ID A

fio

awarder' RR-ong

premium

cash.

produce taken in exchange

hbcs-I! discount'piventocountry

merchants.

in Anril next,

offer? at priv:vte sale his prem-

immediately weFt

College,

Crawforcisville, Indiana,a lot

eon'..i:ila^.5 acres, a new one-story frame House, well

HNN !»'•'I, comaining 4 Rooms a

good Well

and A NV\VI FAILING Spring- of pure water. The above property wiii be open for sale until the 10th of MISREH M.-it.

For terms, tali on Messrs. Thomson Jtistine, or or. SHE

subsciibtr

on tlio premises.

FEB 15, -i?55 J. C. H. SWANN.r,-

SVATTE! STOCK MONEY.

Also, all the School Books in use. Arithmetics, Grammars, Geographies and Atlases also,a heavy stock of full and half bound

complete,over

From the finest YI'hnJe bone down TP the cheapest quality. We cannot be undersold in Whips. Also, 40 different kinds of Cigars. Our stock of

GOLD JEWELRY, 0

I3 full and complete. Over one thousand Gold Rings, and J00 different kinds of Ear Rings and Pins, for which we warrant Gold or the money refunded,. and the largest assortment of

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS To be found in

Violins, Guitars, Fhtlanocs, Accordeonsy Ratifies, Tmnborines, Flutes, Fifes," Harps, Musical

Boxes, *&c., at

wiih

make

Nov. 9, 165'1-T

Tafeen Up

l^y Martin Stults^ of Madison Township, Montgomery county, Indiana on the 15th day of January, 1855 one estray Brindle Steer, with a white face white belley, three while legs, and brush of the tail white, a crop oft' the right ear, branded with "A" on the rigbl horn supposed to be three year old past. Appraised to $25,00 by Joseph J. Westand & William Stonebraker, before Thomaa J. Mason, Justice of the Peace.

lower than you

Ristine, their

filed their amended petition in the a-

bove entitled cruse, in the Clerk's office (.»f said court, praying that partition of the real estate of Richard Palmer, deceased, described in snid

of Indiana. Therefore, said

nonresident defendants, are hereby notified of the pendency of GANL petition, and that the same is set for hearing on thfe

lii-st

d*y of the nest

said court, to be holdcn at1 THE Court

QrawfoulsviMe,

(1855.)

II1. order

Attest A. P. LYNN, Clerk.

Fub. 8,-1855*

Know

Nothing Buskins, for Ladies, just re-

ccivcd-bv R. E. BIV

oct

19, LB'S I)

Motices .*•

RUNAWAY

from the subscriber living in Su

gar creek

diana, an indented ness by the name of Alexander Welch.

Killin

ward

Sairi

cau

where. We ask all

come

and

the

petitioners r.I-d de

fendants therein named nnd it C.ppenrin davi filed that said defendants, Hodgman Palmer, Elizabeth. Kephart, Charles Kephart,Phebe Jones, Evan Jones. Brasilia McKinney, Richard McKinncyand James Win.

McICinney, :U-e

dents of the State

not resi

ttrmof

Ifobse

commencing on the first 3Iond IY

ANDREW P. LYNN, C. C. C. P.' By S'fKPHJi.f Heck, Deputy.

Feb. j. —Printer's tee

H. PURSEL BRO. HAVEGreen

removed to the brick, comer of Main and streets, in the room formerly occupied by

A. Ramey, where we

our line, ns we

will be happy to

see all of our old customers, and as many new ones as possible, as ,we

assure them it wili be to

their advantage to buy of us any

tiling

lvivo .-.

conneolud in

large

cellaneous, Theological and Standard

shall be,

Klaiik

Books, and 40

kinds of Noto and Letter Paper, by tne ream, very cheap and every tiling connected

iviih

the county, combined, such as

Nov. 2, '54

the

Stationery line. Our stock of S E E E N S Is large, over -iii different manufacturers GNLOH'S No. H03 by the gross. Also, our stock OI I^OTUM is full and

three thousand varieties.

Pistols and Guns, and over fifty different kinds of

the lowest possible prices,

and as one of the firm plays on all the of the above instruments you

will nave

A fair

trial of the instru

ment you're buying, before purchasing, as no mail is a judge of an instrument if he can't play on it. Our stock of Gloves and hosiery is large.

GOLD AND SILVER "'WATCHES Always on hands. We have, also, a large lot of HATS AND CLOTHING, Very cheap for cash or horses. Onr terms arc cash or trade. NO person will buy anything in our line without giving us a culi

before purchasing, if they

ke it to their interest.

prentice left hishome the evening of the 2lst day of December, 1854. All persons are hereby forwarned of trusting or harboring said boy on my account as I will pay no debts of his contracting from this date.

THO'S M. C. STRAIN.

December 22, 1854—*

AKEN UP

by Samuel Wi'aon, living in Coal-

creek township, Montgomery county,Jndiain: on

die

19th day of December, 1854, two head of Estray Cattle, one is a brindle Stoer, wcith a swall ow fork in the "O" on the right

edat .119,00.

The

marked with a crop ofi the right ear, supposed to be three years old past,, appraised at $'LF,00 by John F.

and James ii. Pierce, before Ed

P. Benett,justice of the

peace, on

Jan. 15?F5. Attest, A. P. LYNN, Clerk. Jan, 11,1655.

¥11 IIIM CTtt

GMTHIMg

S O

great

Westward the Star of Empire takes Us way!'

A N3iW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF

FALL AND WINTER SLOTHING

JDET DECEIVED!

THE

undersigned feels

justified

We R.SR.nre

April

County,

Term, A. D. 1155,

in assuring the

citizens of Crawfordsville and the surroundiiur country,that a better and cheaper lot of Ready IDU

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

Overcoats,

DRESS AND FltOCIv COATS, AND

All of the very best Fabrics and made

tip IN

the

latest New York styles. We would call attention especially to our assortment of

VESTS, & TEST PATTERNS,

Which for beauty, elegance of design, and durability, E:uinot be surpassed in this market. Also, A superior lot of UNDERSHIRTS,

all of the best material

and make, and offered at the very lowest prices also, a genera! assortment of

WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS, Hosiery, Gloves, &c.» Kept constantly on hand. Angola Hats, .- White Beavku Hats, Mexican Hats, Wide Awake Hats, Spoutsmens' Hats, Youkg America Hats.

Cloth Caps, 1'1'ush Caps, Oil Cloth Cups,

Navy Blve Huts.

our customers and the pubiio gener

ally Unit as we made our purchase at unusually low rates in the Eastern Cities, we are prepared to sell our Clothing

Than any other House in Crawfordsville dare sell. Come now and we will agree to

obtain a similar article else

who

want to buy Goods cheap, to

sv«

where. No trouble to SHOW Goods. Come

body and see. L. BROWN. November 2, l:--3'l-tf -PI

New Arrangement and

NSW:

GOODS.

J. H. LIFLNERIEL VV W. ELTZKOTIL,

HAVING

associated

WSWITEI?. QOODS!

The LATEST, newest and.perhans the chcnpest of the season comprising

gcnoril

variety of

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, HATS a nil CATS, 7IOOTS and-SIIOES, Hardware and Cutlery,

Glass and Ckivn-vrre, Qveenswort,

O E I E S &

All of which we propose to sell on as favorable terms

such goods can be had in our town or

county. It is not our intention to deceive the people and injure ourselves by making

that we would bo unwilling TO eland up to, nor do

intend to throw out

scllui'GA

stock of

School, lilis-

baits to-catch eustomeis

BENEFiEL ELTZROTH.

\J 3.—The undersigned takes pleasure in ten_LI derir.G his most i.C.rty thaak.

peyments

October

GENTS

PITRSEL & BRO

to his old

triends, iind hopes with the increase of facilities aflorded 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

either by note or account will confer

November 2, 1854.

NOTICEcapital

a special

favor by settling the same between this and the 2.1th of December next.

J. H, Ren::ki£l.

Ciauvfordsville, Frar.kfort, KOKOMO NND Fort Wayne

is hereby given to the Stockholders to the stock of the Crawfordsville, Frankfort, Kokomo" and Fort Wayne Rail Road Company, that

institlments of 10

cent,

every sixty days from and after this

each,

have been made payable at the office of the Treasurer of said Company in the Town of

Fraukfoft,

date,until the

whole amount subscribed shall have been paid. Subscribers residing in Montgomery county can pay their instalments to

A. R. Wood, of Darling

ton. Stock subscribers arc also notified that ten per cent, damages will be assessed on all-instal-ments remaining

finpaid

for 3G days after the same

is due—that 7 per cent, interest will be allowed on all

from date of payment, nnd -eight

per cent, on all pro-payments, payable in Stock until the road is completed. Frankfbft, Oct. 9th, 1854. J. DOUGLASS,

D, LFC£'I-6m.

Secretary.

Jersey Tics, very superior, sept?.] A HORNER

.LEG-All NOTICE.

OTICE is hereby given, that a writ of Domestic Attachment was issued by me, Thomas J. Mason, one of the Justices of the Peace, in and for Madison township, in the county of Montgomery, and State of Indiana, on the twenty-fifth day of January, 1855, upon the affidavit of Oren Stoddary and Samuel Pigget, trustees of Mount Pleasant-Christian Church at Linden, in the State and county aforesaid, against the goods, chatties, rights, credits moneys cfe effects of Jehu Ivenworthy, late of the county and State aforesaid, by virtue of which writ the following described ciedits and money were attached as tho credits and money of the said Jehu Kecworthy, to-wit: a promisory noto calling for twenty dollars and ninety-five cents, due Sept. 30th, 1855 and bill of costs on John Fraley of five dollars, arid thirty-eight cents, which note and bill of costs is in the hands of Hiram Hughe: and subject to a claim of eleven dollars and twenty-five cents, which the said Hughes holds against the said Jehu Kenworthy also, five dollars in the hands of C. W. White, and that on the fourteenth day of April, 1855, at one o'clock P. M., at my office in said township, I will proceed to hear and decide upon such attachment and the claims of the said creditors. THOMAS J. MASON

March 8, 1855."j Justice. [Printer's fee $2.]

TakensteersMontgomery

4th

day of

township, county, Indiana, foui yearling

—one is a

red or brown one is a red roan, with the end of his tail cut off,'withsome white on the belly one is red with a small white spot in the forehead, some white on the belly with four white spots on the

body al!

JAI

unmarked. Appraised at twenty-eight

dollars by Allen Harrison and

face, no othc marks

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 .^6 by Dan'L Vaughn and Levi Moore, before John S Gray, Esq.

Jan 4 1855']

C°P'''

TAKEN

A LYNN,

mont of plain and fashionable

made of the best material

THEthe

fiirnislvyoU

or Overcoat, a pair of fine

beautiful Vest Pattern, at from

a Coat

Clerk

UP by Wm Nicholson,

living about

two mile.": north of Crawfordsville on the Rail road, on the 15th day of Dec.

1854, one pale red

brindle steer, with a white back, head, belly, and hind GS up to the hock joint, crop off of each oar, anil an under-bit off

olson and Robert Piunket, this 3"th dav of Dec. O&5J. DICHARD CANINE, J. V,M A copy attest,

Jan

4 TRY5*]

Will

plain, and

ribbed WOOLEN SHIRTS, and WOOLEN DRAWERS. These are

RJTYTLE undersigned haw on hand a general assortI

FURNITURE

experienced work

men, and flatters himself that he cannot fail to please a discriminating public. Call and see before purchasing

el&ewhere

Ri.:tine Hotr.O. WM. ROBERTSON. November 9, 1851.

QOf^G IT ALONE!

Our stoek wiii be found to comprise every article usually found

ir. a

rai-t

onr stock before purchasing else

Drug Storv,

as to quality. WE are prepared TO

even*

oortment

tbemsolvcs

voring 1

November 2, lc54-tf.

wincu

Flavoring Extracts, &E., which

at Phihuiei

dphia prices

together in

business, would respectfully- civil the

firm,

"atten

tion of the people to their magnificent stock of Fall and

r.in.F.cT

which

wan-

sell to physicians

ev«.

ry a:

tide which they may need iu the practice, and we earnestly solicit them t.o call and examine our SR .H.\T.:I.- stock of

Powdkrs and

we say

Chemicals,

without fear of contradiction

CAN

NOT BE EXCELLED in the State. THE LADIES AI\. requested to call and _examine our superb

Prush

of Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,

Thankful to the many customers of the former

I hope by strict attention to busiuc-ss

APANN ED Tin* various sizes, for signs—a FL nice article, just received by I) Brow:?.

.4 CORD of Pierce's celebrated Percussion 1\. Matches,

at.

PENS,

few leading articles for less than cost, with

the expectation oi MAKING up the loss on someIse, or off some other pcispn.

Our Motto

... j, "LIVE AND LET'LIVE,'' Or TLI© smallest profits, CONSISTENT with fair and honorable dealing, believing that "A quick penny is better than A slow shilling."

thing

e!st

Bitowvs.

Pencils, Paper AND Premium Ink at November 9]

Ll''ii

Buo \«A.

i—Star Candles and Liud Oil at November 2J V'.-J

PROMISES! or pledges

Bitoi S\

RPWO Gross Lyon's Ivathairon jus!, opened at I Novembers] Bkov nS

LL the valuable Patent Medieiues of the

IDER Vinegar kept constantly

Ui'HRLOR 'I'o'oacco

November 2} Bkow.v's.

CINNAMON, Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs, Ginger and Pepper, at Brown's.

IN DOW Glass of RJL sizes, from 20 by to 7 by 'J, at VFNOVS] I)

RACOBAIliE, a:I instantaneous hair dye, sold at [uovii] Bitowx's.

AZIN'S Depilatory for removing superflous hair, sold by [*UOV2] BITOWX.

RUSSES nnd Abdominal Supporters for sale by [liovembcr 2] BUOWN.

ENU1NE Evan's Lancets, American do. Abcess do., Spring do., at Biurw-Y's.

PAINTS

and

Oils of all kinds at

November 2] •T I) BR.O'.V N 'A

THE

per

'.rtnership B\retoft-ve cuisting. between the undersigned iu the Drug business, under the stylo of T. D. L'rown & Co., is this day dissolved by tnntnal

consent. T'LE

,000 AT COST! I

offer(JT COST, wholesale

stock

TAKEN

by Sherman Hostetter of Scott

red brindle one is

dark

WM Ashby, be

fore P» Wasson, Justice of the Peace,'on the 30th day of Dec !bD4. Attest,

an 4 '50J A LYNN, Cierk.

iaKEIT UP by Philip Hawk, on the 5th day of .December, LVS-L, 0"? yearling heifer, a black with some white on the beliy AND

oi-

retail,

ROV

of BOOTS & SHOES,

entire

THE'? stocks, can have Cin

cinnati bills duplicated. TH'E store.has a good run of trade and a rare opportunis offered those who wish to ENEASRE in business. »,

TERMS LIBERAL—Apply at R. E. BRYANT'S. Boot & Shoe SRO'ts March 22, 1855.—LM.

COMMISSIONER'S SALE.

CTF,HE

undersigned has been appointed by the Montgomery Circuit Court, a commissioner to sell at private sale, the following described real estate, situate in the county of Montgomery, in the State of Indiana, to-wit: The west half of the south-east quarter of section thirty-four, (34,) in township sevnetoen, (17,) north of range three west also 20 acres off the south end of the east half of the southwest quarter of said section, township and range.

Terms of Sale.—One third in hand at time of sale One third in. three- months and one third in six months from day pf sale. Interest on the two delcred instalments.

B. T. RLSTIjSE, Commissioner. Feb. 15, 3855.—tf.

UP by Lewis McCall of iladi-on township, on the "25th day of December, 1854, an estray white Heil'er, with some dark spots on her neck, dark ears, branded with "A" on

horn, supposed to be three

January 4, 185-5*

THE

some white in the

praise to eight dollars.

brands perceivable—ap

Also,

one yearling steer,

the right

yenrs

to $17,00 by John II Cochran and

o:D. Appraised

Clerk

Attest, A LYN:

LOOK OUT Fan PASTURES

subscriber ofi'ers for RENT two Pastures, containing P*0 acrcs—one of 560 acres, and the other of 320 acres, situate oil Ley Creek Prairie, sever, miles from Crawfordsville, on the road leading from Clark's Mill to Linden.

Any information in reference to the above named I'ASUUED MAY be obtained by calling on Samuel Binford, in Crawfordsville, or on the subscriber six miles east of Crawfordsville.

Feb 15, LC55.J JOHN BINFORD.

ATTENTION.

CUSTOMERS

THE

the right and a

(10) on the left horn, oupposed

figure ten

to be

last spring, and valued at .$20,00

3 yen-? old

Allen Nich

subscribers having disposed

tle

A LYNN,

faimedii'.&iy. We

Clerk.

CABINET & CHAIR

longing

ReoeivedJ

undersigned ikes pleasure in announcing, to former patrons of T. D.

that having purchase.I vie entire stock and having recently made large additions thereto, he is now

pre

Cassimere

Pants, or a

20 to 25 per cent

pared to accomodate those wishing any articles in his line, at as low rates sis they can be purchased at any house V.est of Philadelphia.

aud we will make it to

your interest to buy. [•"Ware-Rooms at the aid stand opposite the

lesidue in 12

oi "their

Dry

Goods establishment, entire, and being out of business, would respectfully request their old customer'' who know themselves indebted to there

oitfcerbj'

Note or Hook account, to call and set

need our money r.ooa, and

must have it. One of the

firm will always be found

at the old stand to attend to your cases. Feft 22, IEEO—3t] CALEY & SCOTT,

V-

III COMMISSIOREK'S SALE.

THE

undersigned has been appointed by the Court of COMMON Pleas of Montgomery County, Indiana, a Commissioner to sell at Private Sale the following described land in said conr.ty, to-wit: The north half of west half of the north-east quarter of section fourteen, in township seventeen north of range three

WEST, be

die heirs of Elizabeth Cook,

DECODED,

upon the following tonus, to-wit: One third in hand

the

time of saie, one third in six months, and

months from day of sale

two instalments at interest. ALEXANDER THOMPSON, January 21), 1 ~-55.)

Commissioner.

Lr 8. FiSH,

'•,'"nOLl.:-'-.-.I,U IS. ULTAIL PKALEIL IN A:.! --".IXIS

Oi"

MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,

TKRBE-11AUTE, IK

[FJ'CHAREHES SUPPLIED

Reoded M--io.ie':I-OC'. I .111 -1*-'

Brown

& Co.,

wit! Org'UIS and Double

STAR CiTY

PLOW. WIIOi AiB

CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY:

TILE

acacuntsand

ness of the late firm wili BO IN the hands

-l»IAKTIN & LANE, MANE FCTURERS of PLOWS Wagons,

Carriages,

and all

All work warranted. AI! orders

pledge to sell

ki::d.: 02

will

and eare

in the selection and compounding of remedies,

merit a liberal share of public patronage. Call at the sign of the Yellow Column,one door oast of the Engle Hotel. T. D. BROWN.

sisbsctibcr

all »uw-

Brown, who will settle and attend to the Rime. R. T, BROWN, ,. K. K. KROUT,

T. D. BROVFL

N. IL—The bu?iaos3

will hereafter bo

cd by the nndersigned at the old stand, one door cast of the Eagle Hotel, win VE he will be happy, to see his fricuds and cust-amers.

November 2, 1^54. T. D. BROWN.

Notice

fSAPPOINTED

hereby given, thnt the undersigned hn:, been

Esceutor of

tile

Cox, late

laat

will of

of Montgomery

county, deceased, Said

estate is solvent: ELIJAH COjC, P-tecutor. \RAUUARY 2F, 1855—•'

Fariur

ing Implements, comer of Main and Clark sts=,

Lnlayette, ]nd. We buy our materials direct from manufacturers, and are enabled to sell our work as low as it can be sold in the west.

receive prompt attention.

Lafayette, May 25, LFC54—iy

PRINTS20,

new

styles and superior qnaht-v, at

April 1 P5-1 .]" F. H. FRY'S.

BAILEY, JOHNSTON & COX, COMMISSION ANT) VOllWAUriNCr

I E A E E S I W O O KO .iO ..U»D til 5rut Rir-'-CT, CINCINXATI.^ Steam Boat Agents aud Sose Freigr.T Agents tor

Covington and

day

[november 2J Bkovn's.

on hand

November1'-?] Brows'-..'

and choice Cigiu-s at

Farm for Saie

A Great Bargain!

directly on the Railroad, ten miles north of erawfordsvi'llc, 17 miles south CL'Lafayette, r.r.d A half mile south of Linden. One hundred and fifty acres under fence, .about 30 acres plow land of IU'.st quality the remainder good meadow and pasture and "A sufficient quantity of timber for fencing, fuel,tc.

For

MEAT MARKET.

MILE subscridc-r would raspeel

lie

ft:* the r6om recently occupied by &

Yaimrs^-'.il, wh»:-r-

ENTS ware of

oi T. B.

all

KJTIDSAT

sept 7 1854. A.. IIORNER & CO'S.:

O I E

*TOTIGE

ooncuet-

is hereby given, that,

January 11, 1855.

Wilhini

TOILET ARTICLES.

nOPom*)-,

riety for

O W E a a P^3, file, 1 til, IaV'j 1 Ohulk

baUs, Alahnslbi' '2'cbhis, Iviul nv(i, (I CI^IY

sale

one dooi

nearly opposite

Campbn'

FARM FOR SALE.

RPHE undersigned

will sell at private safe ono

J_ hundred and twenty

bought mostly

for cash at very low figures..Country Merchants Desiring to replenish

acres of Land, lying

the Danville Road, oue half mile south of the

out

lots of Crawfordsville. It is all under fence, about 40 acrcs under cultivation

the balance well

timbered, with good running stock water, and A never failing spring. Also the undivided fifth of ths place lying immediately south of the above, known as the Flathura Farm.

THOMAS J. BEARD.

March I. 1855.—tf. *F

$ I O O O O

State Stock Monejr W ASTTE

exchange? for Boats & Shoes at Cash prices. BIYV.nt'S Boots and Shoes are a sure preventive of Coughs, Cole'sand Consumption. Now is the

timi

bring on

THE

to buy, while tho Banks are breaking,

your third class paper and get its value

in something that will do votiv

soles

good, at

R.E.BRYANT'S

Jan 11.1855,-LM] Boot a Shob StOIIk.-

To Pliysiciaus.

undersigned calls your especial attention to his carcfuily selected stock of Pure select I'owdcrs, Chemical.*, Extracts and Tinctures. These are put up in quantities to ,-uit the profession, AND

being

T" 0 E E ii it he E November 2, LC."4-3w.

UR?ooL:"N. i.V pi'hk

can be relied on i:: action. I'lca.-U call and exam inc this stock—you cannot help purchasing. inrPrescriptions skilfully, neatly and carcfuily compounded. T. D. BROWN", Druygist,

Kentucky Tiiist Co. Bank,

are now buying the Notes of this Bank! LAYMON & CO.

Crawfordsvilk',

IvIichael'SR-DTS. Peace N,

before Thomas Mason, JUSTICE^"t.he

he Peace

IStion,

N'y 25,1 ^55—tf.

now receiving and epening ready

for

exhibi

his immense Fall Supply of

MENS' HEAVY BOOTS, MENS' HUNGARIAN BOOTS,

SFCHS' Grain Leather WATER Proof Boots-,

HUNTERS BOOTS

MENS' KIP AND CALF LINED

Mens' Fine Calf Boots

BOYS THICK BOOTS,

BOYS' KIP AND CALF BOOTS

MO §[K!©!i§,-

YOUTHS' AND CH7LDRENS' :ooote

s&3 Biioes

FOR WINTER WEAR.

WOMEN'S' KIP -5: CALF LACE BOOTS, ^VORDENS'

MORQCO BOOTS,

Girls and

Chiitlnms

Calf sr MOROCCO

•L.ACB BOOTS SUlTAIif.l•! FOR WET WEATHER. ALSO—A varietv of Ladies and Miason

KID NB HN^AiELED

BOOT'S Ct-AITEKS,

GEXr

eMr.C.

AND LADIES RUBBERS,

L: D:CT F.'OSSIIMER N-I *.

SANDAL iUiBERS,

itc., die., together eoniprising the largest and be.-.t assortnicnt of

BOOTS & SHOES

Ever before offered to the public, and at prices which cannot, fail to suit. ANEW :.!:£complete AI^ORTNENT of

mm finals

JtTST DECEIVED.

Call and examine for yourselves.

September 2?, LF?.R»4-tf.

r.iciiAHu cox.

7"'' ast

Lcxingion ii'ro.'d,

"Mark Goods B. J. tc C. to avoid Errors." October 19, LBO-L-Gm.

Eiwrlisli

wishes to cell his well known

nnd well improved farm,containing

11)0 acres,

terms, inquire at this

of the subscriber

011

Oct. 26' 1&54.

ofiice

the premises. GEORGE WRIGHT

he will keep constantly on

hajd, IJccf, Fork, Mutton, SAUSAGE, Sea., of the best quality. He will endeavor to

Nonember 9, 1854—tf

1.. FALLEY.

JAMES IinOOjvS ROBEKT K.

CAMPBELL

brooks & Campbell,

(Successors to Brook? & Brown

Importers axd Dkalers in Eciomsh, American and German-if ardwake, Qukiiksivaee

Glassware,

MAIN STBEET, NEW ALBANY, IND. E are now

receiving

-W

.our

fall importation of

the. nbove goods TO which,RVE invite an examination of patterns and prices by merchants visiting this market.

Our goods in stylo and quality, are suited to the Indiana trade—nnd

it to the

feel confident,'.VE can mske

interest

of those- visiting the Falls to make

their purchases at this point. sept21 BROOKS CAMFBELL.

LOUXIXIUS & Co's L'I'tent 3ol:ir i,aki sami-s and Chandeliers. From the increasing demand for these lamps, we keep a lull supply of al! the various patters, from a side and parlor r.AMi* to light eh:Uidv.-lie:-, varying iu price Irons 1 ,")D to •JII. sep-21

RJPUB!C

Biiooits A CAIIRIIELI-.

NVL FOCKE? C'uUcrv. Scissors, RN-

.JL or« and Filcs.-^10!) rro --s Amencnn

and

Table Cutlery—1100 doz do nnd do pocket do —7:'»dox do and do scissors & shears—500 dozen Files, R'EPS, blaeksmiih, mill and saw—BID gross iron, table and tea spoons—50 gross Brlttam'a table & tea spoons —25 DOKCN Fetvher

arid

STICKI"^' KNIYES—20 doz

Ames' shoe Knives. Brooks .4 Campbell.

I.oclcs, Latches. Butts and Scrcws. •4 t) doz locks, assorted sizes and qualities—75 1 C) DO.? HITCHT:.. do do do.—13,001) gross wood screws, brass and iron—1,000 doz door Butts—100 dbz table Butts—120 l«z sail pulhes JJ 25 doz s-ish Eastncrs—75

from 9

boxes

to F?4 CA—35

fully inform the

citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity, that

has opened A Market Stall, on WASHINGTON

4tie«t,

200

lititehefca

bo rcudy

at all times to wait upon customers with P^Y thing in his line. Market every day at all ho.trs. You: patronage is solicited.. 2SARKS.

QUESNSWAltE.—150

sep -1

THE undjrigned

LIAI been apwiinted ad-mini&tratof

of the cs-

TATU Fl-'S-tjaueW%'r»y,-lato of'Moti' -«MC:y eounfv, .ieca!.- 'S. LD EIFETAB*

probably

Solvoiit.

•HANNIBAL TROET,

and egs Tacks,

boxes Oraus & finishing Nails,

SEP 31 '5-1 BKOOJCS A CAJII BKLL.

AXES* SHOVELS AND Spa.-Ics. iioxce iiunt-i*, JJOVCEETT/A ard Collins'FF Axes—10 boxes tudie Axe:.2ti

boxes

and H-ammers—75 boxes TUW'D

shoveLs &

-pades, round ands(PI tre—10 boxes Four PRONGED FOIKS—:I'I REAMS sand paper, sep 21] Brooks

f.TLASSAYAKE.—500

Campbell.

boxes Glassware, con-

SISTIN^ of Tumblers, molasses

Cans, Jars,

Cit.Us,' &E.1 Bnootrs & Cami-dj:ll. New Albany, sept. 91, LC.'5-L—tf

crates

U5L.J

cauksof

DOZHN double PLATED

Adm'r.

DO do DO

the

EA_

Hotel,

sorted Qeensware, English and French China, now opened aud repacked to suit purchasers.

BUOOIFS & Campbell.

Table Forks,

DO d'J do do do

Desert do

Table Spoons Ten do (j 7 lingeabters :c Basket'-,

Cake

Britunniaica

IT)

setts,livnri $I-ATO:I,L8 Tea 6B

do dv do

10 5

pitcher,:, I.1 AD quart castors, ASVI, 3,4,5 I molasses Caps

do do

I 1

b,'

1I.OWN

mdli ..*:ekj &

lamps.'

JSKOOL'.. I- CAiii'UF.LI..