Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 February 1861 — Page 3

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t,\=r ^yASHIKGT0N, 1' vjO. 1. ^fryr^TJ —Mr. McClernand asked 1 '^'^o'fFor a preamblS* setting forth the' reports relative to tho seizure of tbVMfrrt awl* money at 2\Tew Orloun*.. null tho- vct'tJ.^1 ta pay drafts drawn by the UnitwJ Stales on their own money mul .Cfin'vluding with a resolution- calling cm th.o-President lo-eomnsunieale to'thc xliVn^b.'at'an early day. if' in his "judgment' r.ot inconipatiblc. with the puulic' intcregt.-j,'all tho" laeta on^ the tiilyeci, and what. slop:-, if a: .\ na*. Wn' tak'.jn to restore to the government pot'scr-slou tt -'-id rcpei i\ a:i.re:uv v-e.

Burnett would vote for the reso

lution with cheerfulneos, but objected to the prearahlo. Mr. Mof-lemand-said-hf? hau oriiy roik'vatcd what was ivporled-he aiiim^v! not'-'r" fill-. cv-iV cfXu-ih r.j.ro: i'n ov-'-

to Yhe region «f the 'resolution, and expressed ?«'•.= ?RPR:.o teat :H\. OIKI'honld r.inho such an iiUcgut«on on .no ncwspnpcr reports.

Mr. MuTlernand c-^re'-seii his FUV1. object to a ff impury. It* ni'ade

pri:'Ci that any inm*0' vcceIution no a lie Ration. 31 r. Branch asked !ca\v tv i:it le.ee n'repoiution ullovvuii,' t'.ie Comaii^^ioaorrf froni the States uihnissi- t. the iloor of he House.

Mr. Kunkel proposed to so amend tl"pt the r.sc of the House or other able apartment be teJi'.fbrod morn ior tin :t: meeting.

Anolis-er motion for night-scssiojjs -v.*a* ohic-ted to. Mr. \V'ilson presented a petition_from.

Indinr.a for the adoption of the Crittenden Con promise. Ho said he eoulu not vote ior it. :-Xr. Bs-iggs presented a inemoruil oi 72 ciliaenVof Grangoeonnty.Ncw ork, in favor of the BoiHier,: £jtale Oo«.vni9 mi^e. cf TennA'said that n.i man sympathized with disunion le-n t-han he. There war. no warrant tor it in the Constitution. Ho behoved, how ever, in the sacred right of revolution when the Government becomes oppressive. He advocate the Missouri Compromise line. v. men

SEX A Til—Mr. Crittenden presented sevevui memorials from eiiizens. of varous States in iavur 'Ot the rition ieti resolution!?. ,Jdr., VriI:--on. ^iLvod a resolution cf in quiiy ariiiii!^' tho President to cohiniti ni"::to to the Senate whether an% arsenals. forts, arms or munitions oi^.u, belonging t«. tho C'ltileu States. aa\C been, sei/.i-d by ny jierscn in, the SUue of Louisiana and especially vvlietnei the. 3Iiut of the United. States at Taw Orleans has been taken possession 01 unlawfully by any persons, and if anj money ot' the Unite- .States, and bow inncli. has been unlawfully appropriated bv anv peroons, e.nd by whom. Laid, over. .Mr. Chandkr prL-enle'l a petit^n of tlis citfeen.s of Michigan, remonstrating again^any eh an at ion. 3h*. Bigler presented |etitior.s tavo.r of tho Crittenden resolutions.

Mr. Foster presented a memorial from the citizens of Connecticut asking l"'v the passage of the .Border State rcs-

olntions. Mr. Slidell sent to ue read by the

•. i. -toSKBirC Oi' jfoHs, &£• "\^r«:»•/} the Slut-ot vest era ay *tl puin-oinci chvonoiogy of the progre?? of the v."ar ngainst the l-edoral •Govornmout, iilustrtited in tho capture or attack upon its defense:

Dec. 27—Fort Moultrie and Castle Pinekncv, at Charleston, seized. Doc.Sf—The revenue cutter VTijliam

January 11—Tho X. nited States Arsenal at .Baton Rouge, and Forts Pike. St. Philip and Jackson, seized by Louisiana.- u-

Jauuarv 1J—Fort.Barancas ano tlie 2savy Yard, -at Ponsacola, seized by Florida.

These forts cost S5.nt7.000. arc piercod for l.OO'O guns: and aro adapted for :iftAW»r. garrison of 5,4-30 men.

Elc-ssgneii!,

clerk, the ordinance of secession passed relation of guardian and ward: to -by ouisiana.

Aiken surrendered by her commander, .and tatvCn possession or bv Soath Car.^ j:t[iere. amount due from them several olina. !l)ec

?0 ihe^ L.-nilcd duties u.«Sv.iui

son and the United States Arsenal at Savannah seized by Georgia troops. January -—Kort Macon and the I S. .Arsenal at Fayettovi'llo seized by !N"orth (Carolina.

Januarv -1—Port- Morgan and the IT. S: Arsenal at Mobile,,seized by.Alalaraa.

January 8—Forts Johnson and Caswell, at Smithville. seized by Tsorth Carolina. [Since restored, AVC believe, "by order of Governor Edis "January 0—The Star of the West, bearing reinforcements for Major Anderson. fired at in Charleston harbor.

January 12—Fort Mcltea, at Ponsacola, seized by Florida. January 10—Ihe steamer Marion '•Beized by South Carolina restored on the 11 tin

NEW YORK,

Feb. 4.

t\, Col. Hard co of the army has resign--ed.

Trn usiiAY, Feb. 7.

There hss been but little done in the way of trade thus far this week v.hieh is attributable in tho in .-tin

the inelemeney

cts.'

the wenther.

heal, but little coming in, is selling tit 75(?-80

Corn, ranging from 20 to 25 ets. Hut tor, frora 10 to 12

ts.

Egg", ready sale fit 10 ct^?. Lard, from 0 to 10 et.°. Feathers, -10 cts per lb. .« Dressed Chickens, $1,25 per doz. preen Apples, from 4.0 tooO.cts per bushcK "Dried Apples, $1@1,25.

Potatoes, 26@30 ets.

Indiana Leglelati^re.

JLEGRSSLALIVC S«Ensaary.

•{, SATURDAY,

Feb. 2.'

SENATE.

Comro it tees reported laying"on the table a bill to make'the surveys of eity euVveyors of equal validity with those of coimty surveyors for the passage of a bill authorizing county agricultural societies to purehsse and hold real estate not exceeding 73 acrc-s for the repeal of the section' of the appraisement net requiring township assessors to return statistics of agricultural products for the passage of the bill supplementary. to'the act for the relocation of.conn ty seat- recommending the repeal of the new county act of 1857 for the passage of three joint resolutions proposing amendments to the Constitution 'for the. purpose of permitting legislation authorizing cities, towns and townships to levy special taxes for school purposes, and defining the residence of voters, all of which ut concurred in.

Bills were Intro 1 to create,-the 11th Judicial Cin v, amend the 10th section of th ppi isement act to enable minors to appeal from the tiecrocsof courtoin certain cases to amend the alienation of real estate, so as to authorize conveyances by negroes, mulattoes and It"li:tnc I'epeiding portions of the road law and amending other parts of the same act: to provide for the compromise of joint debates for tho relief of the heirs of Michael O'Brien: to allow county commissioners to organize turnpike companies in certain eases to. amend the act defining who are persons of unsound mind to provide for the appointment of notaries public to amend the 23 aection of'the act fur the relief of the Indiana Tniversitv.

HOUSE.

Petitions were presented, for the repeal of the haws relative to the formai.ion of iiew counties for the proteelion of sheep against dogs to have county eomini.ssionoes elected by districts. Vf':

A bill was reported to allow 10 per cent, interest on special contract,, and a resolution was offered to expel any

I the restoration of member who would give or receive a ne. which ehalienge to fight a duel. S The remainder of the morning

will restore pea'-c. ,. ii'O ^rir.ioc! ror-cupstu in tnc aiscnTsion 01 mo rosa'l boon !nl.ion«t relative to tlie eoniii.tic.n of, tho

•Kr. Wilson (Hop. ilifiL no iiiju.-.tico tnt'i wrong n.vtl Dveii i{o.ne to the South, and secession result- eouutry. O'.l. from nr.in'OurHied oornphnnts and 'Ca'u^eless fears till shivery uisappeure««. ft will always bo'tho.souroc oi iiil Oui r. .Adjourned.

MONDAV.

l3H

••e its,the Coie-i 5

Felnnmry 4. ISol.

SHXATK.—A resolution of inquiry was introduced regarding the expediency of the aet governing the public printer, relative to prices and l'arni.shing 1

communication from too Cominisners of the Northern Prison was laid, before the Si-nute, stating the existence of a contract, running for two years from the.2i.)th of December, for the erection of the building. &e. \.. J-ditions for and against the repeal of the new county aet were presented and referred. were introduced regulating the remission of fines and penalties in certain cases amending the practice act for the relief of borrowers from the Sinking Fund and for the amendment of the act respecting Sinking Fund mortgages: to amend the Supreme

Reporter a to a I or zed or

to enter satisfaction of mortgages to •fix the time of holding Court in the 11th Judicial Circuit to amend an act touching tho laying out of towns, cte. supplemental to act authorizing general banking: and providing for tho establishment of private roads. ]-iilis were passed to amend the practice act to amend the act touching the

amend 1 he game law. and to ehnnge tho jtimc of the annual meeting of tlie Stete I'oard of Agriculture.

Tlio llouseioan bill was recommitted with instructions to amend the bill providing for a loan of 875,000 from the Bank of the State instead of the Sinking Fund. jloi'TSE.—The Speaker laid before the House a communication from the Warden of tlie State .Prison at Jefi'ersonviile, relative to the contractors

lv, fcc. He also announced the follow-

at Charleston seized. I arrangements to receive President Li/iJanuary 2 torts Pulnski am «•-1

C0]J1) z:

House Committee to make

j^-Iessrs. (.-Jroshani, Burgess,

Bingham, Brett, Jcnkinsou and Mc Lean. J'rjioyts from coinmittees wero made against extending to five years the Statute of Limitations in misdemeitnors that tho County Agricultural So cieties have authority to jurchaso and hold real estate tor the purpose oftheir organization against any further regulation of the pardoning power bill of .Mr. McLean fo perfect the title of railroad companies, reported back with some amendments and ordered to be printed against the expediency of requiring persons asking an exemption of their property from execution, to iile a list of their property against requiring Justices to file every three months a list of uncalled for fees against allowing justices'ohe dollar for trying each case against requiring judgements to be paid to the proper otlicer only biil reported back to Repeal the iaw creating courts of conciliation: against permitting justices to hear evidence and try cases in the absence of the plaintiff bill reported1 back to require railroad companies to deposit securities for the killing of stock, which was laid on tho table for tbe present the recommendation in ..these reports were concurred in by the House.

Bills introduced—To authorize the Auditor of State to loan -money received from, the sales of estates'without heirs to change the times of holding Common Pleas Courts in Hubois, Spcii^ cor, Perry, Crawford and Orange counties to protect sheep from dogs to authorize suits'for alimony by \he wife when she has no actual notice of the bill of divorce to provide for changes of venue in civil cases to authorize County Commissioners to procure and preserve the history of their respective counties. iV

These bills wore road a first time and ordered to a second reading. The House then proceeded to the

consideration of the majority and minority reports of the Committee of lii, during which Mr.jCason made an able, argumentative and well arranged spceeh.-lfMr. Roberts, of Dearborn, also §pok© warmly find earnestly for, the Union, and-though a Democrat, opposed the minority report vigorously, in a .speech of marked ability and effect.— Mr. Gresham, of Harrison, alse.~spoke with excellent effect against the position,of the Secessionists. %.• .y

yn RECEIPTS. The fuiiowing persons have paid ths sans (]iposito tlioir iiamci oil subscription to the Journal. "Honor to whom lienor is due.''

AV. M. Elliott $1,50 JohnS. .Jones (Iowa) 2,00 Dennis Pottinger 1.50 li. W. Gamble 1,50 Charles Bratton 1,50 Stephen Graves 4.50 Silas Hall 1,00 J. li. Wilson 1,15 Eld. Palmer GO John M.iieheil 1,50

C-'isselEinaSi Miarlte?. CINCINNATI.

NOTICE

l7eh. 5.

Flour unchanged and quiet holders firm at 6-1.00(^4.70 for superfine. Wheat firm at §l .(i0(^ 1,03 for red and 1.10 for white.

Corn firm at o5e. Oats firm at 27e rye dull at C0(T?f)le. Whiskv firm sales of 1.200 bbls at 14e.

Nothing of any consequence doing in provisions ami prices nominal sales of mess pork at 310.75(^.17.00.

La I'd dull at 9-1-c.

~v'^i„ru.-=itivcly tbcm'ost womlorfn! thing Diycoron. il ni'tho ninele^nili oenturv is Pivifv.-cor WOOD'S HAIU 11 s'l'OR.\TI\'E. It restores perfect grny litiir !o ii.s originul color. mnk(v[it grow on the bald and will preserve it perfectly to any age. if only used by the young twite woek. iuuidruil' and tiiseare eti naot exist on the seal where this ig used. See cireuiiir, and we defy doubt.

C^i'Ticx.— iJ.'ware of worthless iniitation-, ns several arc already in thv r.iurket, railed l.y diii'erent name U.-e none utiloss the words (Professor Wood's ilair restorative, Depot Lotii ••, Mo., and Xt-w York,) Idown in t.lie buttle. Sold by nil Druggists iirid Patent Medicine Dealers. Also bv all Fancy and Ti.iiet goodi dealers in the United Slates andCunadas. l'eb".

Mrs. C. P. Blister, Editress

See advertisement.

Newark, (0.)

Times, v. rites in her paper ot' January 29, 180'J, ns follows: Wc knovr that Dr. Ilobnefc's• Scandinavian Rem-) cdicsnre all tli"\* claim to be. The I)r. presented us 1^'/ I i6)V.'U1fl Ctf the IiitltUiKl St\ltc with a few bottles (if his Scnndina. ian ]5lood Pi:

rificrnnd l.oxes his Ulr.od I'ills last si:m iier, wliich put. new life into us. They invigorRle. strengthen,, and leave the system in a better condition than stimulants usually do, :nd have no dej.ressir.ir effect. We fee! safe in recommending the I'iood Purifior to all suft'erin^ f'nan debility, be tlie criise what it. ninv, the Pills have this peculiarity. they arc powerfully active, and at tlie same time leave the patient stronger and in an improved condition, different from most drastic remedies. Try them with the Utuod ruri'ier and you will feci like many who have been relieved, and willing to add your testimony to their ofTica

..fJo'f I MM,

—On Sunday, .Tan. 27th. 1501, by John Mitchell, Esq., Mr. MARIOS DCNHAU, and Miss AMANDA M. STOOK. all of Sugar-Greek township, Montgomery county, Tud. —On Thursday, .Tar. Hist., by Eld. Lion, JOHN I'rrsKi., Esq., and Mrs. MAKV A. LA^MON, all of t! is ci! v.

-On the same, evening, by Rev. Ja«. 11

ston, ISAAC

Al .:

Esq., ami Miss MALI:TTA J.

MARTIN, all of this place. —On the same evening, by Ilev. Mr. Skinner, MR. .JACOK ?J. C. CAMI'IU:! R,, and 31 ELIZAWKTH IL. J. ITOI.LOV.-AV, nil of this county.

hnstraior-s Notice.

is hc-reby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the estate Isaac Wiont, lateof Sugar Creek township, Montgomery county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. JOHN MITCH KL1,, ]''eb. 7,1861-3w~. Administrator.

•%dmimi$tra*or*s Sale.

NOTICE

hereby tfiven that I wilt sell at Pub

lic auet ion on Friday the first day of March next,(1861.) at the late residence of Is.-ta: Wiont, late of S-nftttr Creek township, Montgomery eonnty, decease

J, all his personal estate not taken by

the willow, consisting in part of Horses, Cattle Hogs. Sheej). Corn. Whent. 0110 Wagon, Plows, Fanning Utensils, llousehi bland Kitchen Furniture. ilic.

TKRMS:—A credit of nine months will be given on all sums above three dollars, the purchaser giving note with approved security, waiving valuation laws. Three dollars and under cash-in hand.

JoiiX MITCIIKliL.

Feb. 7, lS6!--3»":'. Administrator.

FiPSl

CONTAINING lfiO acres of rich land, SO acre- of it in cultivation and 10 acres which can be cleared at a vm-v small expense.— Upon the premises there is new two story frame Dwelling House of eight rooms, a liani, stable, Orchard and two wells of never failing water.— The itinu is situated six miles south-east, of Crawfordsvil'e, Indiana, and one mile, cast of the Louisville, Ne-.v Albany Chieago Kail road at Canine's MilU. Price four th-jusund live hundred Foil nr.-'. Address

Wm. J. McCUT,LOUGH, 200 Main street, Cincinnati. Ohio. Jan. 31, iMil-ow

O W S

'100 CINCINNATI

E0VER PLOWS

Just received and to bo

SOLD FOE CASH!

at a small advance on

CINCINNATI PRICES

and consequently there are parties who manufacture a

fact

SPURIOUS

ARTICLE

and'cxll Ihetn "Tlie Rover, except those made by

Nono aro genuine

GARRET & COTTMAN,

Ohio.

k': Farmers will please, call at .. .*• -•-. I5.,

-'R'

No. 2, Empire Block,

At tho sigh of tho

PAD-LOCK,

and examine for themselves. SAMUEL IL .GREGG': Cinvfordci illr. .Tan. 31,

.SPECIAL MOTICES.

EOOFLAifD'S

G4- It TB AT

STANDARD REMEDIES of tlio present tige, have acqnirud their great popularity only through yen'ra of trial. Unbounded aatufactiya. ... is rendered by them in al! cujes.

HOOPIAHD'3

GERMAN B8TTERS

WILL POSITiVnLY CU.TB

Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jnundicc. TTcryoua Dobility. Diseases of the Kidney.!, and all diseases arisine fioin disordoivd liver, or weakness of the Stomach and

Digestive

Orgaiid,

AND TI'ILt. POSmVSLT PKnTEST

YELLOW FEVLR, BILIOUS FEVER, AHD FEVER AfJD ASUS. Sue cur Almanac for proof. Fiucc, 75 ceuls ner Kottle.

HooSaiitS's Balsaisste Cordial

VTIT.r. POSITIVELY OLK3

Conjis, Colds, or Hoarseness-, Bronchitis, Influenza, Croup, Fneunionia, Incipient Consumption,

and has performed the moat afiloniphing cures ever known of

CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.

j'.

Aa a Diarrhoea Cordial it ia unequalled. rK.it :, 70 cents per bottle.

HOOFLA^iO S 01 mm PILL, being wcl! known throughout Europe arid America, needs no commendation here. They aro purely vegetable, aro prepared with great exactness, and are siv-ar-coatrd. No hotter Cathartic Pill can bo found. 1T.1CE, -'5 eta. per box.

These medicines aro prepared hy.Dr. C. M. JACKSON & Co., I'hiladelphi'i, Pa., and St. bonis. Mo., and arc sold hy druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere. Tho signature of C. M. JACKSON will bo on the outoido of each bottle or box.

In our Evtrybcxly's Jlnanac," published annually, you •will find testimony and commendatory notices from all parts of the country. Thcso Almanacs are given away by *11 our agents.

?.[ iy 10, lbG)-ly

LADD, WEBSTEE &C0'S

niPHOVED

.VJS557.V« .Jl.lCStl.YJES.

PRICES $55 TO $'100.

I HA CKA5E, A Will. (.TAWrolU^VI i.l.E, J.VI.'IA.S'A.

OITKR the al,

ve Matdiinesto ll:e jiublic with 1 their superiority over nil others

J[ full confii'.ence in their superb:

"fei.7.

lor general family .-uwinir. The stitch i= even and alike upon both sides nf the:,vork. The finest fabric may bv^vwed withoul dnvulng. A heminer and tucking friingc- accompany each i:ia-]iir.c, without extra charge.

Call and Examine them.

whl.d(?r&

Wi!«.n's^and they would not

xchange Latld, Webster iV Ci

December lSG0-,Iy.

's for either of them II. AI.LLN.

0©©ED)i,

J. Crawford & Muilikin,

HAVINfr

recc-ivrd their Fall and AVinlcr stock

of goods, consisting of ail the varieties kept in a dry goods store,

WOOL COTTOK FI..4IS.YELS, Fltiiched and Brown Muslin*,

IIATS & CAPS, I50QTS & SHOES, 'SHAWLS.

LiOXXivTS. HOODS.

Ladies' and Childrens' Dress Goods, late styles, (ttieensware, Ulasi.-ware. (Carpets, all wool. Wo would ask the citizens of town and country to give us a call and we will do them good.

J. CilAWFOIlD 1- MULLIKIN.

Oct. IS, 1860.

Tmvn JPropertij for Sale. Valuable town property for sale or traffic. It is situated in the south part of town. Size of lot, 150 feet, front, by I GO back. House

nrw,

and

contains eleven apartments, Cistern in Kitchen, a large cellar, wood-house, and otherout-hotises, and smalistab'o. The entire lot is well set in choice fruit and ornamental trees, shrubs, Ac. Terms, one third in hand and tlie residue in one and two years.: or it will be exchanged entire for building material and carpenter work". Persons wishing a "dicker" of this kind will please call at the Journal" Offieo-

pvajLie S.ULE.

TIE subscriber will sell at public auction, at. his residence four miles south of Crawfordsville, on the Tcrre Haute road, on Tuesday the 20th day of February, .18(51, the following personal property. viz: Horses, Cat tie, llogs. Farming uteusils, House hold and Kitchen furniture. A-c.

TERMS OF SALE:.

A credit of 12 months will he given on all sums over three dollars by the purchaser securing the same by note with approved security, waiving relief from valuation or appraisement law." £3 and under cash in hand. LE.WIfc? F. CHAIN.

Jan. 24, 1801-3w.

IV0TSC:E TO BOR3&OWEKS

SCHOOL ...FUNDS

ALL

persons having loans of the School Funds of Montgomery county, arc respectfully requested not to delay payment of the interest falling due thereon previous to the 1st day of March, lBSlylougcr than that tim'c—

vfijimms st, 18411. The condition, as till are aware, upon which'said funds are loaned, being tlieannual payment, of the interest l.v ADVANTI:. D. T. 11IDGE,

Jan. 10, i3iI—iw. Auditor of 31. C.* eview oojiy.

November Visit.

E2H. J. M8?

WILL

Crawfordsville Nor. I,

be at Crawfordsville, at the Drug Store of II. Ott, on Friday, November MOthj 1?-.00, to make examination of diseased persons thai may favor him with a call. A charge of 25 cents will be made for each examination. Reasonable charges for Medicines, or prescriptions. Persons l.^ isfration have been granted to the uudcrsignunableto attend in person, can write their names oil on the estate of William II. Thompson, late of and inclose a lock of their hair, by which means Montgomery County, Indiana, deceased. The eshe will be able to determine the nature of the dis- tate is supposed to be solvent. case.

T3IE CO¥IIiVG ¥E:4R.*"

TIME 1'Wii 186iv

The events of the year before UK wjll be fraught with il greater interest to the people of Indiana than llio-e of the exciting period through which we hai-e just pnssed-wis thrilling iri their unture and ar important in their results as Hhey have, been.— TiioRepublican party, has achieved a triumph in Ihe Stale, and the Government of the Commonwealth is to pn.a. into their hands. A

political

re-

volutioii has been made by the people, and the proceedings of !hc new guardians the public trusts will be watched with an engereye by all. The new party comes into power during the second week in January, and all will he desirous of keeping up with the onward march of event.?

Another intei-esfing period prior fo this vril! be the as .cinbliug of Congress

011

tlie first Monday of

December, when the policy of the Administration respecting the DISUNION' MOVEMENT will be made known, and oilier matters of great public importance developed. AVith the.ap]iroaching session of (Congress r.ixi that of eur State Legislature lie people of Indiana will wish to be made acquainted. Taking the two together

110

paper

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TIT I' I.EUISLATUU!',

and correspondents at Washington and (lie news by telegraph from Congress, we will be able to givealways the latest and most readable intelligence from those deliberative bodies.

With the adjournment of Congress and the Legislature conies the inauguration of a REPUBLICAN ATI

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Address J'tfiimal

-v-¥

Lax" fnKIir.vr.Y. .Tilly 2fl, 18f Marht Ma-

L.vxr. fnKi:r.vr.Y. July 20, I860?.

''Mi family have had in use, for the last eight months, one of I.add, 'Webster & Co'3 Sewing chines, and they cheerfully bear testimony to its great excellence. It fulfills nil the promises of the ngent ooncprning it. It is simple, easily worked. nrrrr y's out of -trdcr, and makes as even and handsome slit as any other machine. Ik-fore procuring this machine. iv family use! Growr & 13a-

INDIANAPOLIS. I M'TAXA.

S 1 I II E A li

1.'2XC'2^I¥ATI.

WEEK'Y -GAZETTE

For 1S61.

The great Presidential battle having now closed with the triumph of the Republicans in the election of L1XOOLX and HAMLIN', a new era will soon he inaugurated in tlie policy of our Government, and its energies be wielded, within the recognize 1 limits of the Constitution, in favor of Freedom, and not of Slavery.

Consequences of immediate and extraordinary magnitude hang upon this event. The revolution in our l'ublie Affairs of which it .is the precursor, has amused a storm of fanaticism in the Cotton States which bids fair to test the Union, the Constitution, aod ihe Laws, to an extent to which they have never before been subjected.

The question of peaceful or rc-vnlutionnry Secession. .Vunification,and Retaliatory Legislation, have now arisen, involving numerous others touching the theory of onr Institutions, State and Federal relations, and possibly the demand on the part of the extreme South for new Concessions and Guarantees as a condition of the continuance of the Federal Union. As Ihe pi'ojcct of a Southern Cotton Confederscy assames shape, that of reopening the African Slave Trade also roars it? h:l-«.:.- head. We are at the turning point in the gretit .conflict between Freedom and Slavery.

Amid the upheaving of the political and social Clements at home, a crisis seems to he impending over Europe, and (he probabilities daily becoming more imminent of a collision between the Great Powers, which may shake the iLvr.aslies of the old world to their foundations. Everywhere the force? of humanity are in motion, and Truth and Kight are baitlingagahita Frrorand Wrony in.their multiform shapes.

Tlu-signs of thetimes, therefore, indicate a year of startling eh.-lnges and great events, and he who would keep pace with ihe spirit and intelligence of tlie age, must UK AD. An enterprising newspaper is an epitome of this living world, and brings it. with all its ever-Varying phase.?, bofore the mind's eye of the poor man in his cottage as well as the rich man in his palace. It is tho cheapest article of necessity or luxury that the ingc-nuiiy of man has yet devi-cd, and he who ignores it- buries his noblest capacities' and is practically dead to the interests and concerns of his race, outside of the narrow sphere in which he moves.

Such an one wo ,-hail continue to strive to make the GAZHTTK, and to render it, for the coming year, worthy of still more general favor. The pressure of that class of political matter specially appertaining tQ the Campaign being now over, we shall be able to give a much larger quantity of literary and miscellaneous reading, for the benefit of those who feel comparatively little concern in politics. "VVe bestow greul pains upon the making up of tho Gazette, and believe we can safely say that variety, freshness and interest, it will cot MI tier by coinpnrisun with any Eastern paper, while an 'mportant advantage in point of time, by its earlier arrival, is gained to \Vestern subscribers. Our Printing and Mailing are also now done with such dispatch as to enable us to have our entire edition in the mail by 12 o'clock on the morning of publication, and subscribers will thus invariably receive them by ihe first mails thereafter. The extra amount of reading matter which the Gazette furnishes its readers, in consequenc-o of its large size, should not be overlooked by those who want the news of the day complete, and not in a partial and imperfect shape.

THRMS.

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And an additional extra copv for every additional

0 subscribers. ,"/5*j-i\o extra copy for less than 20 subscribers. To the getter up of each elul) of 70 or more, a copy of the 1

A1 will be sent., (if preferred,) in

stead of the extra WEEKLIES. Additions can be made to clubs, at all times during the year, at iiroportional rates, the time to expire with the club.

All papers belonging to a club must go fo one Office copies orderod to be sent to other Ollioos beeonie subjcct to single subscription or club rates, according to tho number, and without reference to thejr having accompanied a club at another office.

Subscriptions in all cases, payable in advance, md no paper continued after the time paid for.

We shalldje happy, at any time, to send as many sporhneir copies as may- be desired, -upon publication.

The paper will be sent to Clergyman at $1. All letters containing remittances, (if registered) will be at. our risk. Drafts preferred, when conveniently obtainable. Address.

GAZETTE r0. CINCINNATI, OHIO.

flelminislralor's

JYotice.

OT'IUB is hereby given tliat'lcttors of admin-

E: HOSTETTER,

Jin. 5} IS3l-Sw* ,1., Administrator.

The seven years of unrivalled success Attending the

"COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION," have made it a household word throughout ererv quarter of the country.

Under the auspices of this popular Institution, over tlirct hundred thnmaud homed have learned to appreciate—by beautiful works of art on their walls,, and choico literature on their tables, the great benefits derived from becoming a subscriber.

Subscriptions are now being received in a ratio iniparaieled with that of any previous year. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Any person can become a member by eulsoribing thfr. dot/am, for which sum thev will receive 1st.—The large and superb steel ngraving, 3Cx3tl inches, entitled,

Ftilsfnif Mustcriuy his Jiccn/its.'' 2d.—One ropy,"One year, of that elegantly illustrated magazine, "Tlae ('osmopftiiiam Art Jouriial.*' 3d.— Four admissions, during the season, to

'•7

OX A ADMIXISTIt ATX

—the "crowning flower and fruit'' of the glorious victory achieved by the party of free labor on the oth of November. This will be the must important event of Ihe year, and the duings of the new Administration men of all parties will desire to know. With what we have mentioned above as events of much more than ordinary concern with the interest felt in the progress of the revolution in Southern Europe, and in the developments of disunion in the .-'niititerti States of our Union, there will be abundant material for making an ever-welcome and anxiously looked-for paper.

The Journal will also give much attention to home news, which department, alone will be worth the price of the paper two or three times over. Its columns will also contain

he (lallcry of Painting*.

5 IS

F. H. FRY & CO.,

jULD respectfully info customers and the

Delaines of every variety and style, &c., &c.

We have also added to our stock, a fine assortment of

READY MADE CLOTHING,

which we will sell at very of every kind

low figures. Garments

MADE TO OHDER,

from piece goods, which are manufactured by the

widows of our town, and who are really in need .of

our patronage,

If you wish to do good for yuur-

others for a small amount, you should

selves and oi

call and examine our stock.

Nov. 1,1SG0-Iy F. II. FRY it CO.

February Appointments.

Analytical Physician, and Physician for Diseases of

the Lungs

Formerly Phvsician to Cincinnati Marine Hospital and Invalid's Retreat, Corresponding Member of the London Medical Society of Observation, Author of '-Letters to Invalids," and Editor of the '•Medical Stehossope," may be consulted at— Crawfordsville. Taylor House. Monthly.

February 25. 18(.il. Greencastle. Februitrv 23,

Examination Free.

IMBntlily Visits.

Although not, the best mode of making examinations. Dr. II. will, when desired, prescribe for diseases without asking any questions.

Particular attention paid to diseases of women and children. No Mineral Poisons used: various combinations of Harks, l'uds, Lcavas, Roots, (iuins, kc.. obtained from the Oriental climes, and of the Indians, only are proscribed—a full supply of which the Doctor always carries.

Dr..

HARDMAS

expiration of the

treats Consumption. Bronchitis,

Laryngitis, Asthma, and all other Diseases of the Thronlfand Lungs, by ModicalInhalation, combined with proper constitutional treatment.

OTHER DISEASES TREATED.

"jTif'No charge for consultation. In relation to the following Diseases., either when complicated with Lung Affections or existing alone I also invite consultation. I usually find them promptly curable

Prolapsus and'all forms of Female Complaints, Irregularities and Weakness. Palpitation and other forms of Heart disease, Liver Complaints, Dyspeysia, and all other diseases of the Stomach and Bowels, I'iics, and so on.

Dr. Hurdman treats all chronic or long standing diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Bladder, Kidneys, Brain, Heart, Nerves, omb, Spleen, Spine, Eyes, Ears, fcc. Scrofula., Fits, Cancers, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Skin diseases, Fever Sores. Catarrah, Scmiual Weaknes3 Neuralgia, Whites, Insanity, Dyspepsia, Giddiness, Ileai of. Urine) Svphillin", Sick Headache, Enlarged Ton»la, *O, (MAT 10,1880-tf.)

Blood Purifier

"V 1

SEVEN YEARS!

Broad

way. New York"

In addition to the above benefits, there will be given to subscribers, as gratuitous premiums, over

500 BEAUTIFUL WORKS OF ART! comprising valuable paintings, marbles, parians, outlines, ie., forming a truly national benefit.

Subscriptions will be received until the evening of thclilsl. of January, 1861. at which time the hooks will close and the premiums be given to subscribers. Addresx,

C. L. DERBY, Actuary C. A. A540 Broadway, New York. ••'•:..v:t:-f:.'

N. B.—Subscriptions received and forwarded by F. M. Heaton. Agent for Crawfordsville and vicinity, where specimen Engravings and Art Journal- can be seen.

Dee. 20. I860.

rm their •ucaaraa?

PUBLIC GENERALLY,

That they arc now in receipt of their

Consisting of a fine variety of

Cloths, Cassimercs, SaimeKs.

nil^TTS,

&Ef 6HAMS, SHAKEE30DDS,

or/:xs

HOODS, («/c

BOOTS & SHOES,

Pllis

EHARMAGV.

'JPM. M038*%€IiPS 7

Scandinavian Remedies.

When Dr..

ROBACK,

the celebrated Swedish Phy

sician, introduced his J31ood Purifier and Blood Pills in the United States, he set forth in plain language their curative properties. This was years ago. The task of recommending them has since been taken out of his bamlx. Enlightened men whose.diameter lor sound judgment and philosophy, gives their opinions weight in the community, men, who observe, reflect, nnd make "assuranco doubly sure" before they decide—are everywhere approving and urging the use of these wonderful preparations. All who confide in the wisdom and honesty of this class, or who chose to investigate for themselves are now of one mind on this important subject.

Dr. llobaek invites the attention of tho sick to tile ORIGINAL LETTER?, from members of the Medical Profession, Editor* of public journals, well kuown Merchants and Fanners, and Ladies of the highest respectability, giving accounts of extraordinary cures wrought by the remedies, of which eui-es they themselves wero

EYE WITNESSES.

These parties may be consulted personally or by letter, by those who have any doubt upon .the subject. The evidence in the possession of Dr. Ro-

back, which is at all times accessible to the public, establishing the following FACTS: That tho Blood Purifier and Blood Pills hare bee* proved by analysis to

CONTAIN NO MINERAL,

That they cure the almost universal complaint, DYSPEPSIA, with uiirrri.n certainly, and in a very short timo. That after all other medicines have proved useless, they relieve

LIYF.R COMPLAINT,

and restore the health andstren gth to the sufferer'. That SICK FEMALES, who have languished for years in helpless weakness and despondency, recuperate with great rapidity under their invigorating operation. That all sexual disabilities are removed by their cordial and gentle stimulating properties. That they recruit

S11A E RE CONSTITUTIONS, however they may have been trifled with and abused that their direct tendency is fo lengthen life, and render it enjoyable. That operating directly upon the i/oiion nf the diucase in the blood they •v."' CAUSE SOON TO IIEAL, and discharge from the system, c-verj- taint of Scrofula, whether hereditary or otherwise. That they

RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED,

and that there is no disease of the Stomach and Bowels, the Liver the Nervous System, the Skin, Glands or Muscles, ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR OB^TRUC-

TIONS OF THE BLOOD OR SECRETIONS, i' in which they do not give prompt rr.Urf, and, (if administered before the very citadel of life has been invaded.) cjj'tct pmnhx-i umi perfect aire.

Bear in mind thai the SCANDINAVIAN VEGETABLE RLOOD PILLS are endorsed by the experience of thousands of living witnesses, who, in letterf. affidavits, medical works and by word of" mouth, proclaim them tv lie the very best preparation of the kind ever offered to the broken down victims of ill health. They hunt disease through every avenue and organ of the system, and expel, it thoroughly and permanently.

No one can doubt their superiority after one single trial—they are not only better but in fact, ehcupcr than any other Pills, for it takes a less number of them to produce abetter effcet.

Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Puri Her, Si per bottle, or 65 per half dozen. Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Piils, 25 cents per box. or 5 boxes for 51.

Read Dr. Koback's Spc-ial Notice? and Cerfifi-. eatcs, published in a conspicuous part of this Paper from lime to time.

Dr. Roback's Medical Almanac and Family Advertiser, containing a great variety of interesting and valuable Mudical information, can be h»d gratis of any of his Agents throughout the country.

In difficult or complicated Cases, Dr. Iioback may be, consulted personally by letter enclosing one. stamp for the reply.

Principal office and saleroom, No. 0, East Fourth Street. buiMing from Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Laboratory No. .'12 Hammond Street.

For sale in Montgomery Countv. bv Dr. G. Yr. Miller, Ladoga: MANSON POWERS. Crawfordsville: James iV Bro., Parkcrsburg: Dougherty ii Deans. Darlington: Jas. II. Ilood. Waveland .fno. R. ClaypooJ. ?\cwtown: and by Druggists and Mt rehants sreiierallv, throughout the Union.

July 21, i860.—iy.

HOW WITHIN REACH OF ALL!

GROVES & BAKER'S

C'ELEIiEATED NOISELESS

SEWING MACHINES,

493 IBj'oiidvray. Sew Yoi'Jv.

The. public attention is respectfully requested to the followinsr cards of ELTAS HOWE, JK., and the GKOVER BAKES S. M. CO,: A Card freisi ISie trover & ISakrr

S. 33. Co.

Our PctcB's being now established by ihe Courts, we are enabled to furnish the GKOVER it BAKEK Machines, with important- improvements, at greatly

IEDUCED PTIICES.

The modi rate price at which Machines, making the Grover it Baker stitch, can now be had, brings them within the reach of all, and renders the uso of Machines making inferior stitches as iuiiiccckhury as it is -juici-sc.

Persons desiring Ihe best Machines, and tho rights to use them, must not only be sure to buy machines making tho Grover it Baker stitch, but also that such machines arc made and stamped under our patents and those of Flias Howe, jr.

GROVER it BAKER S. M. CO.. 49o Jli-fftdicoy, X'.no Vori

'•A Card froi3i liHiasi Mewe. Jr. All persons arc cautioned not to make, deal in, or use any Sewing Machines which sew from two spools and make the stieh known as the Grover it Baker stitch, unless tho same are purchased from the Grover.t Cnker Sewing Machine Company, or their Agents, or Licenses, nnd stamped under my pat cut of September 10, IS-fO.

Said Company, and their Licenses, alone, arc legally authorized under their own patents, and my said patent, during the extended term thereof, to make and sell this kind of Sewing Machine, and all others are piracies upon my said patent, and will be dealt with accordinglv, wherever found.

ELIAS liOWE, JR.

NEW YortK. [Dec. 20, ISOO.-Om.

MERKLurilOUSE

C. WALKSH, Proprietor.

THE subscriber having tak-

.•j^UlLen the Tavern stand, situate on the corner of Washington and Market sts., and known as tho ••American House," would respectfully solicit a liberal share of the public patronage. Boarding with or without Lodging, on tho most r'-at-ouablo terms. My Tables shall always be supplied with the best tho country affords.

CALVIN WALKER.

Crawfordsville, April 5, 18(50-tf.

GOLD PENS

the Tinest Quality, for sale by JAS. PATTERSON. May 10, 1860. ..