Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 August 1863 — Page 4

CrauifflrI)5oiIlf Jonrnal

TUESDAY AUG. 11

Recruiting In New York CityGreat Increase Since the Riot. Notwithstanding the largo [bounties offered to volunteers by the National and State Governments,recruiting had become exceedingly dull when the great riot began. Getting one man in two days was then considered a very good business. Since the suppression of the disturbace, a change has taken place and men are coming forward in considerable numbers, to swell the ranks of the various regiments now being raised. From twelve to twenty is now the average daily number of men enrolled in many regiments.

At the mustering offico thej* report 304 recruits mustered in during the week ending July 29. Two hundred and cightj'-six of these were new men. entftled to the Government bounty of 8100 and the State bounty of $75. The remainder were veterans, whose aggregate bounties were $552. During the week ending Jul}' 22 the mustered recruits numbered 224 and in the previous one 210.

These numbers are not by any means an indication of the recruits enlisted. Many are sent to Staten Island, Biker's Island, New Dorp and other stations, without passing muster, and do not come to the knowledge of the United States Government officials until a whole compan}* or even regiment is organized, when they are all mustered into the servicu together.

There are now about twenty regiments being raised or recruited in this city. These regiments employ 150 recruiting stations, and about 600 reeniitiny officer.®. Each company has usually its own office, where men are enlisted for that company and the regiment has its general station or headquarters.—N. Y. Tribune, 1st.

An Act of Gallant Daring. At the first unsuccessful attack upon Port Hudson, after the Federal troops had been repulsed, the open field separating between them and the rebel batteries, coverod with the dead and dying, was swept by rebel shot and shell, cutting off from the sufferers tho needed succor. Among the fallen was a Union officer—Gen. Paine— grievously hurt. His condition was discovered from our lines, but who sufficiently daring—reckless rather to face the "leaden rain and iron hail," and bring off the fallen hero? it is a fearful errand, and who undertakes it must do so with his life in his hand. And yet must ho who has gallantly led them be left to die? Volunteers arc callod for, an appeal is made to those who dare, to resecue the tho fallen general. It was a perilous •undertaking. How it was made and ?with what result, shall be told by .the Chicago Tribur.t.— Portland Press. "Four black soldiers voluntarily moved out to-his rescue. They readied him raised him tenderly in their arms, and the dangerous return jour ney is commenced. Rifles crack sharplj* from the rebel works, one and another of the brave bearers fall.— Now all are down, and the wounded officer is still exposed. The peril of aiding him has been fearfully demonstrated. But again and ag«iin parties of colored men step forward by four*. The deadly missiles rain around them —again and again their numbern are thinned. Not until fourteen brave black men have offered up their lives was Gen. Paine brought safely within our lines. "And these are our black allies.— These arc tho men into whose hands wc so reluctantly entrusted the implements of war to aid us in crushing this rebellion. Tho whole record of the world's heroism may be searched for an incident to surpass this. It will thine imperishable among the episodes of this contest."

Gilmore to Attack Sumter First.

PHILADELPHIA,

Stirring news may also be expected from Mobilo, as movements are now on foot which will undoubtedly result in the capture of that placo. ,.

fW The New Albany Ledger says that "since the establishment of military hospitals in that city, wo are informed by Dr. Fry, that of over seven thousand patients admitted, only one hundred and fiity deaths have occurred, or less than two per cent, for ten months."

Tho

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SPRING & SUMMER

1863. 1863.

W. N. WASS0N.

AFTER

returning thanks for past favors', wish es to inform his old friends and the public generally, that the

NEW BRICK CORNER!

is again fully replenished with new and beautiful staple and fancy

BEY-GOODS,

for the spring and summer trade all the latest styles and patterns. A stock of

DRESS GOODS

unsurpassed for beauty and style Silks, Challies, Lawns, a superior article of Linen Lawn, Prints, Jtc Dress Trimmings, Bihbons, Flowers, a firstclass Kid Glove, Hosiery, a magnificent Sun Shade, a splendid line of Hoop Skirts, and Shoes of various kinds and sizes, for the Ladies, Misses and Children. Also, the finest stock of

CASSIMERES AND CLOTHS

we have ever had the privilego of offering in the market. Also, a superior stoyk of

9EBL JSL

rSO

of the very latest styles. A number one stock of

SUMMER CLOTHING, CARPETS. QUEENS

noop

Aug. 9ih.—The latest

news from Charleston states that about one thousand sailors wero engaged in erecting shore batteries, bearing on Fort Sumter. It is said that Gen. Gilmore could tako Battery Wagner at any time, but the fire from Fort Sumter makes it untenable. Hence the necessit)T of silencing the Fort, after which Wagner and every other fortification will be occupied. The Charleston papers admit that the fall of that place would be the most disastrous event of the #rar, and judging from the tone of its editorials, have but little hopes of being able to hold out.

New York Journal of Com

merce sava that Yale College lias been favored the past year by endowments to the

amount of 9200,000.

., i^G«neraL-IiOgan spoke at Chicago J^nday night,

WARE,

GLASSWARE, &c., &c.

We will also keep at all times a complete stock of Family Groceries, viz Coffee, Teas, Molasses, Sugars, Spices, Ac., Ac. Also, Tobaccos of all kinds, the finest in the market. Bring in your

PRODUCE,

Farmers, we will exchange you anything in our tine, at cash rates, for the product of the farm. April 16, 1863—ly.

NEW GOODS

25 per Cent.

JLower than any other House

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British Dress Goods, French Dress Goods, German Dress Goods,

WHITE GOODS, TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES,

COLLARS & SETS.

SKIRTS,

SPRING SHAWLS, IIEAJD DRESSES & NETS.

HOSIERY. SUSPENDED, KID & LISLE GLOVES

COMBS, CORSETS. FANS, PARASOLS, BRUSHES.

BALMORAL SKIRTS,

New Styles Very Cheap.

SPLENDID STOCK OF

BOOTC & SBOfcS,

Very Cheap.

THE CHEAPEST STOCK OF

O I N

In Town—at last year's prices.

To which I invite tho attention of those wishing

CHEAP GOODS!

CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE. 'v A

LARGE STOCK OF

Queensware,

of the latest patterns.

These Goods are to be sold Cheapcall and see them, at

JS. J, 11ST FORD'S, of th* Old Bxnford Corner.

April 16, ISMf.

PANIC PfilGIS

A N

N0MISTAKE

FRESH ARRIVAL

Spiking I Summer

havo the best assorted stock of Spring and Summer Goods we have ever offered to our friends and customers, and we can and will sell them as low or lower than any house in Crawfordsville. Come and see for yourselves, we have the goods and will sell them. We have a nice stock of

Summer Dress Goods as low as ever

Cotton Hose at the old price

White Goods at the old price

Ladies' Collars lower than ever

Linen H'dk'fs at tho old price

Grey Traveling Goods, old price

Lawns at the old price

Summer Shawls at the old price

Mourning Goods of all kinds

Bonnets at the old price

Ribbons at the old price

Ladies' Ilals lower than evor

White Shaker Hoods at the old price

Parasolls at ihe old price

Mens' and Boys' Summer Hats do.

Boots & Shoes as low as tho lowest

Skeleton Skirts lower than evor

Good assortment Queeneware

do. do Glassware.

Wo have a nice stock of Goods and we bought them at the very lowest price they have been sold at this spring, and we can and will sell them low. Come and see our goods and learn prices, and you will find them low. All kinds of

Produce

taken in exchange for goods at the market prices.

JflcClure 4P Fry.

April 23d, 1863.—ly

FRESH SUPPLIES

NEW GOODS

FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.

CAMPBELL, GALEY & HARTER,

Aro now receiving at their mammoth cash establishment, a full stock of Foroign and Domestic

DRY GOODS,

BOOTS, & SHOES. HATS & CAPS,

Bonnets and Hibbons, Queensware & Glassware.

Also, a superior stock (suitable for the season) of

READY-MADE CLOTHING.

THEY

would say to their friends, that a,ll these goods were purchased in Philadelphia and J*ew York, during the great gold panic in those citics, and consequently can be told lower than goods bought any time since.

They would also call special attention to their large stock of Boots and Shoes for tnen, womon and children and although these goods have advanced fully 30 per cent., they offer them at old prices, to-wit:

Good kid sewed lace Boots for $1.10 High cut bnlmoral pegged kid Boot for $1.25 Lasting Gaiters splendid quality for $1.25 Enameled jieg lace Boots only $1.00. Call at their store and get posted at all events. The Ladies will find a full stock of Foreign Dross Goods at old prices. [aprlst, 1863—lyi

NEW GOODS.

E. J. VAXCE

HAS BOUGHT H. POTTINGEIiS

STOCK OF GOODS,

And will continue the business at the old stand—next door to Kelsey db Bro.

ORIPHA. MYERS

to his

ILL remain in the concern as heretofore, and will be on hand at all times to attend

FRIENDS AND OLD CUSTOMERS.

Having added largely of New Goods to the old stock, bought after the

late Decline in Prices,

and before the advance since, we are enabled to sell at the lowest figures.

Our stocK.

is full and couplets of all goods usually kept in fcelr an establishment. We invite all to call and 3 a a 3 6 1 8 4 8

1862. 1863.

THE ORIGINAL

BOSTON

I! All MTU

UNDER FULL SAIL!

JKt the JY.

If.

Comer of

Jflain A* Washington Sts

THE OLD SHIP!

SHAN'T GO DOWN!

have now in Store and am receiving direct

from

Boston and New York,

THE LARGEST STOCK OF

DRY-GOODS,

Boots and Shoes,

READY MADE CLOTHING,

HATS CAPS,

Cloths and Cassimeres,

BONNETS,

-4SI-

O S I E Y,

Ever offered

THE MARKET,

Sinco tho commencement of this War.

of every description, in endless piles. The

BEST SELECTED STOCK

Of Cloths and CassimefeS dver offered in this market, direct from Boston & New-York.

BOOTS SHOES

Direot from Boston manufacturers.

READY-MADE CLOTHING

Ilats and Caps, for every man and boy in Mont

gomery county. Those wishing Bargains should call at tho MAMMOTH

iiriki riuuiin

No charge made for showing Goods.

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Of all kinds taken in exchange for Goods. The

Old Ship always ready to reoeive passengers.

... iS ... JAMSS GRAHAM.

Orwwf#nlt*fll«, 6, ISM.

TERRIFIC BOMBARDMENT

—OF— I

CHARLESTON!

GREAT LAMENTATION

THE LAND OF DIXIE!

But the greatest excitement of the season is amongst old fogy merchants and small mammoths, as

BILL BOWERS

O E

"BANNER STORE!"

Itj about opening his tremendous batter}'of field-pieces and siege-guns, loaded and charged with goods of all descriptions, bought during the great panic,

Thirty per Cent. Lower!

than any

other stock in tho

Wabash Valley and all of

which will be sold for cost, and just a little more.

Bowers' Third Annual Address:

IADJES

AND GENTLEMEN, having again returned from the Atlantic cities, where I have been spending some weeks during tho great Dry Goods pnnic, and taking advantage of the same to purchase our spring and summer stock, which we are now receiving and opening comprising the largest and most magnificent stock of domestic and foreign staple and fancy

DRY-GOODS! Ready JfKade Clothing,

CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,

Boots and Shoes,

Caps,

GLASSWARE & QUEENSWARE,

together^ with all the very latest styles of

E S S O O S

S I S & I IN S

making altogether the largest and most desirable stock in the Wabash Volley: and with the advantage we have in our purchase, and as the panic is mw over and goods of all descriptions are again tending upward, we can and will, during the spring and summer, sell goods 20 per cent, lower than any other house in the Wabash Valley. To our old customers we return our most sincere thanks for past favors, and as we have made considerable money the past two years we feel disposed to share with yuu and all tho patrons of the Banner Store the advantage of our present purchase.

Then call at tho Banner, Without more delay. And make two dimes on each dollar,

You'll find it will pay.

Small mammoths may gass, The one horse may bray But the people will learn,

That the Banner will pay.

When you come into town, Don't stop by the way, Nor let one-horse establishments

Lead you estray.

But haste to the Banner, With your cash and your trade You will find that high prices

Have gone to the shade.

And old fogy merchants,.. Will fnd, oh, alas! -1 The Banner has the goods,

As well as the gass.

April 16, 1863.]

CHILION JOHNSON'S First-Class

ST0VI! STORE.

E are now receiving and havo on hand the largest stock of

ever offered in this market. Wc would call espocial attention to our new pattern

BUCK STOVE,

as being the best store of that class now in the market. For a higher class of stoves, we have the

Peace Maker, Triumph & Economist,

with tho extension top, hot water reservoir, and back closet. Also, the

ENTP1RPRISE, MAGNOLIA, UNCLE SAM,

DOMESTIC, CRESCENT, UNION,

GOLDEN ERA,

And other patterns too numerous to mantion.— Also, a large assortment of the newest styles of

PARLOR, BOX & HEATING

Stoves. All kinds of

Tin and Copper Ware,

On hand, whioh we offer at wholesale or retail, at the lowest living prices. We have just engaged Mr. A. NORTH nor, of Ohio, to take charge of our

VfBE SHOP,

and Job work, and are therefore enabled to offer special inducements in all kinds of

Joto woris.,

such a* Eave-Troughs. Spouting and House Jobbing. Most kinds of Produce taken is exorange. 5HILIOS josysox.

If ovesbwr 27,1862.1^ ..

To Consumptive*.

•TIE ADVKRTISE^ .HAy±KjQ *1stored to health in & few.--weeks, b^l»«rT«ry simple remedy, after having suffered.sevecal yekrr with asevere lung-afiection and-that dreaded alia oase, Consumption—is anxious to"mfike"Ehown to his fellow sufferers tbe means of cure.r

To all who desire ft, hj will send a copy of tho prescription nsed (free of charge,) with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a SURE CURB for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCUITS, AC. The only object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription' is to benefit the afflicted, and spread-information which hecon* ceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them Bothing, and may prove a blessing.

Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings County, New York* Ap. 9-3in.

MTOWARD ASSOCiATION~pHitADELPHIA, PA. Diseases of the NXRVODI STSTEM, SPERMATORRHEA or SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, and other affections of the SEXUAL OKOAKS. PHYSICAL DEBILITY and PREMATURE DECAY,—new and reliable treatment, in Reports of the Howard Association, sent by mail, in. «e»lee! letter envelopes, free of charge. Address, Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, HOWARD ASSOCIATION No. 2 South Nifcth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. mar. 19,18B3—ly.

E I A

TO*.

OFFICE

KEEGAM, JU. 19.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

and Residence in the rooms formerly occupied by Dr. May. December 18th, 1862.—6m

LAFE."MITCHELL,

(SUCCESSOR TO M. D. MANSON.),. ....

iniOEESMEE or RETAIL DEALER IN

PURE DRUGS,

MEDICINES,

CHEMICALS, Painter's Articles, 0ES, PAINTS, VARNISHES,

DTE WOODS,

SLA** An PUTTY. GLASSWAEE,

PERFUMERY AND FINE SOAPS,

HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES,

DYE STUFFS,

SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,

PURE WIKES AND BRANDIES,

FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES,

FANCY ARTICLES, &C., &C.

We make onr purchases for CASH, and offer goods equally as low as they can be obtained from

any

similar establishment in this section. Warranted to be fresh,

PURE AND GENUINE. Orders from the country promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed, with regard to both price and quality. fttYSIC-IANS' PRESCRIPTIONS will receive particular attention at all hours of the day and night.

A full supply of FAHNESTOCK'S, AND BIcLANE'S CELEBRATED VER^IF UGE constantly on hand.

Nov. 27, 1862-

NEW BAKERY

ofto C£JH.V AND

PROVISION STORE* s. Wm wsmwi HAVINGroom

just opened out in the above bnsiifen's,

in the formerly occupied by I). E. Craig, suuih side of Public Square, would inform thocitixens of Crawfordsville and surrounding country, that he intends keeping at all times, a full and complete stock of all articles in hhuline, namely Groreiies, Provisions, green and dried Fruits, OiJ Lamps, Glassware, Queensware, Tobacco, Cigars^ Ac., .fee. The Bakery department will also bw carried on in all its branches—fresh Bread daily. Call and see us. G. W. PJHELPS.,

January 29, 1863—ly

"FIRM AS A ROCK!"

PHIEKXZ

I N S A N E O A N

—of—

A O O

Cash Capital, 400,000 Dots* Charter Perpetual# Devoted to Fire Insurance Exclusively.

SIMEON L. LOOMIS, President. 9 HENRY KELLOGG, Secretary'.

Branch. Office

Wo. 33 West Third Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

R. H. H. M. MAGILL, General Agent*,

A. \V. LEMMON, Resident Agent, Crawfordsville, Indiana»

January 15th, 1863.—6m

JOHN MORGAN. GEO.M'WILIIASIS.

MORGAN A MWILLIAMS,

JMttorneys

a£ JLaui,

Penftlon & Bounty Claim Ayenlfc

CLAIMS

FOR PENSIONS iOlTNIX ?ACX Pay prompUy "attended to. OfllCS 0N VERN0Jf STRfiST/I-I (With Col S. C. Wilson,)

CS^WXCtftpSVILLB, VPftiUFA.. Je*.