Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 May 1866 — Page 2

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THE JOURNAL.

TJKIl'JRSTDAYp

iiou,

Harcli

MAY 21, IS6G.

UNION STATE TICKET.

FIT Attorney General,

L»ELANA E. WILLIAMSON.

»For Secretary of State,

-NELSON TRUSLER.

For Auditor of State,

TIIOMAS B, MCCARTY

For Stale Treasurer,

GEN. NATHAN KIMBALL.

,1'or Superintendent of Public Instruction,

GEORGE W.

^IfV'itTlli II

IIOSF,

-KEEP.IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE:

From (heCiawfortJsvillc Review.

LOYALTY.

The day is-coniing when the word ''!ovaltv,

if indeed that day La? not already arrived, will

be a. stench in tho nostril? of every honest man.

I ndor cover of that senseless cloak there hava

Leen more crimes enacted—more murders enm-

inittod—more robberies perpetrated—more swin

dles concocted—mora villainous lies told—vnore

hone, made a«ol«le-ir.on! ftailic, impoverish- lf„l|

ed—moro children robbed—more suffering entail-

ed and more dr.runr.ble disgrace inflicted on the

•people than would bo the means of peopling pan

demonium forever. Patriotism and

Virtue and common prostitution! In the coming

years the name of traitor will sound better than

that of a "loyalist,'' whilo "rebel" will .shine

like the noonday sun in.comparison to the word

which has

been

so abused by the wicked, selfish

and unprincipled who have under its cover rob

bed their foes and insulted and wronged their

fricnds.—.ffcruir, (copperhead,)

Feb.

10. :.:•

KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE:

Loyally a Siench-Intiorscd by he Copperlicads in County Convcn-

3, 1836:

'ihe Copperhead oonvcution which met in tiiis ritv on the 3d day of March, t'XAXiitousi.v adopted tho following resolution

vai

pji, •t. we heartily indorse ov.r

County paper, tho "OrawfordsviUc

Review

urge every Democrat to subscribe for the same paign.

that its fearless defense

the

fundamental $un-

ciplcs of Dctnccraoy is deserving of our support/' mi *i

ASaKlug: l.oyaitj" SgisiK. I'"

Several of the above named gentlemen, nominees of a Democratic Convention, will bo rccognizcd by the reading public as most virulent traitors. Capt. liichard ilawes was inaugurated Governor of Kentucky by Jlragg's army during its invasion of that Stato in 1S63, From tho commencement of tho war ho has been an avowed secessionist—ran off from his homo in Paris and joined tho rebel army soon after tho Fort Sumter affair, and served as a Quartermaster till We surrender. Mat. Turney was a

notorious guerrilla. Those arc tho men .nominated by a convention of

Democrats, tho same Domocrats who held a convention at Louisville on the first of May, which was addressed by .Bayless llanna of this iStalo. Thero wei'o plenty of men in Bourbon county who had served in tho Union army, but I hey aro thrust aside and rebel soldiers and notorious rebel guerrillas nominated in their stead. Surely comment is unncccssry. Truly, the day is not distant when "loyalty will create a stench in the no&trils of tho people,'' if the Democratic party should succeed in filling all the offices in the country with returned rebel soldiers.

WHEAT.—While

thorc is much wheat

in in

in our county that promises well, there is also much that will not bo worth harvesting. From all wo can learn, to bo ono of tho most popular organi-

'.'UMing.

A Queer Position.

The Copperhead papers contond that the Southern States were never out of the Union, that tho minute the war ceased they were entitled to representation in Congress by such men as they might chooso to send there, if fairly elected, &c. In short, they claim that when the war was over, tho Southern rebellions States were entitled to all the rights exercised by tho loj'al States. And yet they indorse Mr. Johnson's reconstruction policy, under which he appoints Governors for sovereign States, calls conventions and dictates to paid conventions what

must abolish slavery must declare that their ordinances of secession were always null and void—must repudiate tho rebel debt by a Constitutional amendment, &c. If the rebel States were entitled to all the rights of other jStatcs, how enivie President Johnson

lo liavc lh

P0W01"

0 me! 10 loo al m3

marched southward to defend the

i10

fleeing like frightened sheep, for the

ion convention which met here on ,|,o

od of March, had not a Union soldier in it, but several of John Morgan's marauders were present drinking down the vile utterances of Jim. Ilarnoy with quite as much delight as ever the I god's of heathen mithology supped their favorite nectar.

A Candidate for President.'

rebel Conimander-in-Chief, Robert

r.cc,

the Lnitud Stales in the canvass of 1S6S, and remarks that thero is a con cerlcd organization now in progress

to put forward -tho model hero of the

Confederacy" as ''the State-riglito Io-

nnd moorntio fundidato" til t.llO next Catn-

ilhoy must do lolls them they must I prisoners of war is another /lonorable. [ratify tho Constitutional amendment, I act of the /Ion. Jefferson Davis. Tho

States.,

disunion.

Tho' Review says tho disunion parly

has called a convention to meet in this S

Tho oleetion of Gen. Lee to

0 CS1 cn

°y

yoiild make loyalty

j'stink considerably. Vve supnoso he

a ri lls 0 lj

I those who think Eowlos, Milligan and

any crime.

The Democratic County Convention, which met in this placo on Saturday last, nominated Capt. lUchard ilawes, for County Judge Mat. Turney, for County Attorney J". M. Hughes, for County Clerk A. J. .Booth, for Sheriff (and recommended Thos. Collins for Deputy Stokely T. Eion, for Jailor J. B. Donaldson, for Assessor, arid Litileberry Bedford, for Surve3*or.— from ono end of the country to tho accommodation train, and the passon-j thing, and none should The candidates, so far as wo know other, have been going into pious hor- gers the their opinions, were secessionists or secession sympathizers, except Mr.'Bedford, who, we understand, did not solicit the endorsement of tho convention.—Paris (Ay.) Citizen.

JJodd, -'stand innocent and pure ot ,,

Rev, and Col. J. F. Jaqucss. The whole land has been cailed to

nation, and wailed in

Williams, having been brought against him. Last week tho Rev.-Colonel had his trial beforo a Kentucky Court and after all the suborned witnesses that hatred and party strife could command had delivored themselves, the case was submitted to the jury without calling a witness for the dofonce, or offering

an by

""""V.

for the release of young Ivctchum, tho .N"ew York forger, from the penitentiary, Wo trust ho may get out in lime to again represent the Copperheads of New York City in tho National Convention, if another ono should ovor assemble in tho countiy again. He did his constituents good service at Chicago in denouncing the Union soldiers, tho war, and howling for an unconditional surrender to traitors.

GOOD TEMPLARS.—A

lodge of the I.

O. of G. T. was duly constituted in this city on Monday night last, by the D. G. \Y. C. T., P. G, White. It bids fair

thero will be about half a crop.,.. Wheat zations in this county. May God's spethat was sowed early seems lo have cial favors be visited upon the good zens attempt to coax it "up to lime!: done best. '.But lilllo that was towed work. Meets every Monday night, at with straw hat? and linen r-oats. hut it hue wi'l be w.-inh

71 nVl.fk. 'fttmjioranee Hail. v. '.js'i ri ine.i

Honorublc,

The Copperhead papers seem to take I

special pleasure in prefixing the word Hon. to the name of Joff. Davis. Wonder if they expect, in this way, to

United Stales, as a Senator, and then

use Ine position to whien this oath ad-

appoint »Jover:i- he is very honorable. Yes, traitors are

ors for them, to dictate what they all honorable men in the estimation of should do in Convention, &c\ Ho ccr- those in whose nostrils the "word loytainly has no such power over other ally crcatcs a sloqch."

avaiI

orant c:in

lb. 0ih proximo* It will bo I I'f. Uaal trcuSoi._ i* honorMc Mood

Uli

thousands of the Cowardly

faction represented by the Review were

Tho Mobile Register has put at tho would rather trust tho great inhcad of its columns the name of the

a. a candidate for President of

mako loyalty stink in the nostiils of fordsvillc, refusing" to pny hulf fiircfor the people." Of course Jeff. Davis is a litlle girl who accompanied him.— Honorable! A man who will lake an I Words led to Hows, and quite a little oath to support the Constitution of the I

live decree. Starving unfortunate

government of the United States educated Jeff. Davis at West Point, .lie took an oath that he would defend the United States against all their enemies and opposers. This oath he violated and deserted to the enemies of tho Union. Hence, in tho eyes of some men.

Ihe Democratic part}' being all im-i weeks since. It is also utterly false plicated in the rebellion more or less,!

demise to make it ap

of disgraceful. If .(off. Davis i3

arable, after having done whalJie has, we should like to know what it would take to make him (/^honorable. If a

man 8 10 bo allod

til0

h™°rablo after

oyaity I" bordcrg of Canada. It is a remarka- having committed the highest crime in knew nothing of it, Tho complaints bio fact. too. that tlio par cxcellcJe Ur'i- I

'"''""J"1, crin.es, iviiy should tlie

ramiasi

Hun. J0I111 Cobtirii.

A correspondent of the Indianapolis

man for Congress in tho 0th District,

1 I 1 1 n\ r/- VL a a, 4 1 I'.

us well in Congress but just now, for

lercsl9

'•j10 conntry to one who has

r, t, onioyed a lew weeks so ourn

son

is n0 ig])ai

•'liib-

.„

gomi nt t0

honM a 1(1 llc

iVOftSli College, III

behold tho awfui crime of this gentle- es ot the .Louisville, Xew Albany

view threw up its hands in holy indig- her of overgrown ruffians in the em-

jeremiads over ploy of the road, attacked one of our

tho depravity of poor human nature, leading citizens (M.r. II. P. Ensniingcr) A gospel minister had fallen seduc- [and but for the interference of his tel tion! murder! awful! of being \vhich resulted

-I IHIUIOLA.1 nuu Iiuinu nuum unu tut tut: 11J I.U I 1UI L-IIUU IH IU.S MI- I \r rc 1 rI„

.'suited. 111 tho death or a Mrs. It the managers ol tho road cannot do

wl,

they returned a voidiot of noo guilty

Strong efforts are being made

otl.ove to

say that there is no man in Indiana boiler fitted to honor the State in the National Congress than

JOHN

Conurt.w

,„.

n)1

,bi j,

aKc

and true: and if the 0th District should nominate and elect him i.o Congress it

will do itself credit and the whole na-

on a

Mr. Coburn graduated

lvor

-•.

-.i

this

in a

plflCC, with

I remembered hero by many of oureiti-

zens, who would be gratified to see him

in the councils ol the country,

man. Democratic and rebel editors Chicago liailroad, thoso running the aid of every one who is able to do any- ]"vic .rMin""1"3

irdcr! airjul! 'j.he vile cnargo low passengers, would have beaten mm• ,. .. ., esting speech at Anburn, his place of concerned in an aoortion case to death, without the least justification. ., ,. ,, ,, at I r...

bettor than this, our cili/.ons will have to seek some other method of travel. Peaceablo people will not travel on roads thus conducted.

Another ffevrlaml Case. A lew days ago an old man by the name of Parkinson, living in Jasper county, shot and killed a young man named Gulhridgc. for the seduction of

his daughter

wr0Ug—good

without leaving tho box. hat a kG established by tho Newland caso wasio of tears over the might} fallen —the Sickles case, and various others and pious dread of ruligioua scandal.

coui(I

Whether it be right or

policy or bad, it seems

or daughter, is justifiable. We believe there is no instance whero a person has over been convicted for killing under such extreme provocation.— Would it not be good policy for tho Legislature to interposo and provide some mean3 for the punishment of this most damnable of all offenses, and not leave it to bo punished by tho vengeance of tho outraged husband and| father? Wo have no regrets to cx-!

enumerate, that killing an I The fruit in our county, wo individual for the seduction of a wife believe, is pretty much all killed ex

they ought all to be killed—but a ro-i,,

dress for wrongs so outrageous to bp provided by tho State.

U®1

Warm weather seems to be

afraid to make its appearanco in this latitude this season. A few of our citi-

Trouble on Hie Cars.

Considerable disturbance was kictv-

ed up on tho Greencaslle accommodation, on the

L.,

N. A. & C.

mits him, secretly and slyly to tie the senger had mustered a large force of hands of tho government while trait- ,'bis friends, armed with sticks and ors destroy it, and Rteal its mints, I

.. ,T ,, gcanco upon the conductor. Seeing, arms. fcc., is honorable in the super a-

R. R.,

on the

down trip on Tuesday afternoon, occasioned by a passenger, living at Craw-

ensued in which the passen-

ger had the worst of it. On the return

trip 3"estfnhty morning more trouble

was

anticipated, as Ihe discomfited jas-

stonefl who

p^posed summary ven-

however, that tho railroad men were

llial

themselves of ovcry means their! l»s friends had gathered any force.

unprepared for an attack, they

thought better of it. and the train was not molested.—Laf. Journal, 2-kh. —We can assure our neighbor of the Journal that he has been grossly imposed on by some one connected with Hi Railroad. Tho abovo statement is utterly false so far as it attempts to account for tho origin of the difficulty. Mr. Ensmlnger was set-up-on by tho ruffians in charge of the train, because he was supposed to be the author of a certain communication which appeared in our paper two

"discomfited passenger'' and

The "discomfited passenger,1' as ho is termed, is one of the leading business men of our place, and was not near tho Depot when tho train came by. and if any of his friends were there with "sticks and stones"—and wo arc he

credibly informed they were not

of any crime 0e rf/shonor- commodate, tran, arc very genera. among our citizens, lhcrc must be something wrong. Wo arc assured by some of tho most reliablo citizens of ,1 our town, who were on the train, that Journal, in recommending this gentle- ..

tlic mismanagement of the Ac-

„. the attack upon Mr. Ensmmger was

says "No doubt we have many rood men ®guThe recent meeting of the Grand in tho District who would represent Lodge of Odd Eellows at Indianapolis,

'I wholly unprovoked and most brutal.

was the largest convention of tho kind ever held in this State.

The

Fourth of July.

The soldiers are talking of having a grand re-union of all the Union soldiers of Montgomery county, at this, or some other convenient point in the county, on the approaching Fourth of July. The day is sacred, and no day in the year would be more appropriate for such a meeting.

Tlse Railroad.

\\'o are glad to learn tiiat tho requisite number of tax-payers of Indianapolis, have signed the petition, to au- I

or it to be §50,000 to our east and west railroad.

The meetings along the line of the road are also being well attended and

DifllcuUy ou ihe Railroad \\c aro sorry to have to chronicle, the right spirit manifested. The pros-, lother difficulty between the employ-j peels of tho enterprise aro brighten-

.jreon. aro informed that under the impression that others

rors over the matter. Even the lie- tho conductor on the train, and a num- build the road. All must lend a help- r""tVi ^3

ing every day. 15til, it will require the! Rr""n Wm A

ing hand. If they do prove a failure yet.

Ulr. Seviard-s Speeds.

p*-1'- Reward tlohvered a verv inter-

residence, on the 2^d mst. lie tmnks

ic nn nnrncinn nnt» 1r.11 tv

there is no occasion for any difficulty between Iho President and Congress that their views upon all vital matters arc precisely tho same. Tho President is willing tu apply the most rigid test of loyalty to any ono demanding a scat in Congress from a rebel State. But, be thinks when ono presents himself who can stand the test, he should bo admitted. The vital matter is to keep traitors out of Congress. We don't caro how it is done, so it is done and well done

ccpt apples, strawberries, blackberries, &c. Many of tho early strawberries were killed by tho frosts of May.

JJSP" Judge Embrce of Indiana, is a member of tho Board of Wost Point Examiners.

THE NEW LOAN.—As

.. wealthy gontioman of New York has

press on account of tho seducers—for ,. ,•

,, -I, a ready made a formal application to

fII.i»inqni»\7 TliAnjivrmr #•!i•

Union TOHiisSiip Meeting". We are requested to say that tho Union voters of Union township will meet at the Court House in this placeon Saturday, June 2d, at 2 o'clock P. M., to appoint delegates to the Count}'' Convention of the Saturday following. It is hoped that all Union men will turn out.

OCTOBER ELECTION.

iAiuioiinccintnl ji.n S2. iitrnrinblj/ in AJcincc.~\

?NOSECU'NX( ATTORNEY. l.n. Jiit itN.w. aniioiinco ntv name a.? a candidate for the oflico of J'rosccnting Attorney for thid Judicial Circuit, jiibjcct, of courst-, to the decision of the Kcpublican nion eonvention.— I havo nojilcdfrcn lu make, only should my friends 111

(jf Kclscv Chns

an evidence of

tho manner in which the proposed new five per cent, loan would be acceded to by business men and bankers, it bo interesting to know that a

I the Treasury Department for 8200,000,

provided it shall be a thirty year five per cent, loan, and that he can have

consecutive numbers,

HTciv IIiii'd^vaa*e Firm.

The attention of our farmers, specially, is called to the advertisement of the now firm of Powers it Morgan, successors to J. Vy. Cumberland, dealer.- i'l Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, and. all Icinds

oi i.'i i''M II ma 1 Implement# .'.

the otnee, that 1 wiil prosecute to the

best, of my ability all of.enders of the ltw, re-gardle.-s of fear or favor. DIM, BOWKASI-?:?

FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

RITI-. EDITOR: I'leasc announce tho name of ROJJI.UT H. MltRICK as a candidalo for theofiive ol TreaMirer, for this county, at the coming election, subject to the decision of the Union County Convention, iir. Myriek is one of those unfortunate soldiers who lost an arm in the service of his country. In making this announcement, you will oblige hi-j apr2G.] JIANY FRIENDS.

I' 0 RE P11E S E

N ATI E.

Mis. EDITOR: I'leafc announce thn name of ?. 0:?Knor.v, of Coal-crock township, for Repreinntative, subject to the decision the -Union Convention. ANY VOTERS.

Mr. KKENKV: Jf Cap!. E. P. MrOEASKY, of Franklin township, should be nominated by the Unicn Conveniion ol" Montgomery county, for Rcnrcbcnfativc, it would meet the approbation of ill-- upared to turniih, at taotorv pnccs his comrades in arms and the Umos jnrtv trener-

ally. MANY \'0TE1LS.

FOR SHERIFF.

MR. EDITOR: You will please announce the name of J. N. MCCON'.VRI.I, as a. candidate for runominaiion f-:r the office of Sheriff of Montgomery county, subject to the decision of the Union Convention. "Nute"' has served one term as Shoiiff, and b.is given entire satifaction.

MN. EDITOR:

The reason that we ur:e his nomination i* thie Lieut. Si'AitK.s was a soldier, and we well remember the promisc-s made to soldiers during tho late and terrible war. The soldiers saved the country, and now wo ask the people to tnako good their promises. Tho Union party ha.s been our friends in wordy, now we ask them to show their friendship in (lets. Lieut. .SIMRKS was among tho first lo respond (o the call of his country, shouldered his mutket, left his business, his friends, and his all and for what Not for a commission, because he went as a Privatr I line he went beeaii-c he loved his country, and was williug to sacrifice his life to preserve the government. As wo said before, ho was among the first to go, and among the last to come back. He served with the Army of the Potomac from its organization until it was disbanded and after tho Government had no farther use for hiin, had the honor of bringing home, as a 1st Lieutenant, a Veteran Battery received an honorable discharge, and on that discharge is the word "VKTKHAS this we deem a sufficient recommendation for any man and in conclusion, we would say, Soldiers of Montgomery, remember the promises made you.

MANY VOTERS.

AI.AMO, April, 183f.

lVf, !he undersigned, soldier? of

Ripley town.-hip, without arrogating anything ourselves, or seeming lo dictate to the people of old Montgomery, would respectfully bring to the minds of our fellow-citizens the name of Lieu'.. L. .SrAUKS. as a candidate brfoic the I'nion Convention well worth}' the nomination for Sheriff.

John I.). Connelly. 9t.li Bat. Olnalhan Wort, 12oth Keg. Jonathan Ham, 11th Charles Smith. 86th and 14 others.

FOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR.

MR. EDITOR: Please announce my name as a candidate for the oflice of Assessor of Union

township, subject to the decision of a Convention

JAMES OWEX.

IjMST OF JsIlTTHIZ®

T'MAINIXO unclaimed in the Post-office at (.'RAWFOBDSVILLE, Ind., May 23, 1S8«5: Kendlc E

Click Jacob Cummwns Mary

stand back

willjCrain Zoph 11"

not, it may

Lee Geo W Mntheuey Edward II Miller miss Kate Moore Jano McLaughlin John McKahn Win Owen? Laura, A Patterson J.unos W Perkins Christopher Porter Itaferty mr Michael Richardson Ann S a I Stir.es John II Stylos Susau Thompson Nehctniah. Wilkison Paskhal

Oeats Mary E Farris Molly 2 Gaddis Geo Hastings James .1 Hoover I'red'k Hoaglani! Messrs and Co

To obtain these letter?, the applicant must call for "ADVERTISED LETTERS." give the date of this list, and pay 1 CENT for advertising. If not called for within ono month, they will be sent to tho Dead Letter oflice. [let JiO.j Wj[. BROMLEY, P. M.

o'Mdistiii istr'tfoy^s Stile.

NOTICE

is hereby given, that I will sell at public auction on

.Friday, the 15Ui day of June, i860,

at my rcsidcnce, about 3 miles northeast, of Crawfordsville, the personal property of Jeremiah Wilson, deceased, consisting in part as follow? Two head of Horses, 3 head of Cattle, ono good milk Cow, fi head of Hogs, 2 Wagons, Farming Implements, Household and Kitchen Furniture, itc., Ac.

TERMS.—A credit of seven months will bo given on all sums over three dollars, tho purchaser giving note with approved security, without reliof from valuation laivs.

ROBERT S. JOXES, Adm'r

may 2-1, CO—w3. [pr fee .'1 40.]

.Volice to Stockholders.

I^TOTICE is hereby given, to the Stockholders II in the. "Crawt'ordsvillo it Alamo Turnpike Company," that a dividend of 10 per cent, will be paid upon all paid up stock of said company, for which Stockholders have drawn their certificates, on SATURDAY, JUNE 2d, 18S6, by presenting their certificates of stock to Samuel Gilliiand, Treasurer, at the office of said company, in Crawfordsville.

J'v order of tho Board.

Attest: JOHN W. BLAIR, Pres't. JOJIX M. BCTLKR, See'y. may 24, (1(1.-w2. [pr fee $2 10.]

Jidminifilrator's Sale.

f^OTICE is horeby given, that I will sell at

public auction on

Friday, the Sth day of June, 1SGG,

at tho late rcsidcnce of Jonathan Roycr, deceased, uiiles north of Manker's Mill, Sugar-creek township, Montgomery county, Indiana, all his personal property, (not taken by the widow,) con-j j\*€P1'MC/E sisting of horses, cattle, sheop, hogs, wagon, corn, !»S HEREBY GIVEN that the undorsigned has wheat in the mill, wiieat iu tho ground, farming jj been appointed Administrator of tho Estato implement?, household furniture, Wheeler & Wil-

umjum«n»wg

GEEAT EXCITEMENT

AT THE

RSTON CORNER!1

AYIXG purchased t!ie entire

STOCK of HARDWARE, STOVES and TINWARE of J. W. CCMBEKLA.VI), wo take pleasure in informing the citizens of Montgomery and adjoining counties, that -vc are in the market with the largest aud best selected stock of

over brought to Cravrfordsville. Wo aro also pre-

DDoors, Sash &•

I N S

Go to Eiaton corner, if you want

LOCKS & LATCHES.

We also hare an Agricultural Warehouse where wo keen constantly on hand for sale

Reapers, Mowers, Drills, Stafford Corn Plows, Double Shovels, Ilay Rakes, Ilorse Pilch Forks, Farm Belts.

Stump Jacks, Cultivators,

and in fact everything necossary to keep a firatelass Hardware and Agricultural house.

In addition to this we have a large stock of

COOK, PARLOR AXD BOX

Stoves.

Special attention given to IlOOFIXCr, GUTTERING and SPOUTIXG. Having socured th« services of Jons HOOVER, we have no hesitation in saying that we can get up as good wnrk on a« short notice and at as fair figures as can be had anywhero.

jE3~Wo buy When*, Orn, OaN, Bacon, Lard, Butter. Eggs. Reg", Fcathor?, old jr.-tings, copper and bniss, for which we exe'uaaga Goods or ', pay Greenbacks. Come and sea us—two doors north of Eloton'a Bank.

may

Powers & Morgan. 1-

24, C.

INVALUABLE BOOKS.

BR. CHASE'S RECEIPTS

Or, Information for Everybody.

rpi

mill Milium i'i 11 iii in in in mini mi

IIIS invaluable work, containing about 800 practical Receipts for any and almost every thing, is now offered to the public by the undersigned, (who is sole agent for Crawfonhvillo and Montgomery county.) at extremely low figures.— It is rnv intention, as far a3 practical, to canvass the county thoroughly, giving all desiring it, an opportunity to purchase.

^Ve, the undersigned Ladic3 of Crawfordn-illc, cheerfully rccomtnend Dr. A. W. Chaso's Receipt Book as a valuable assistance to housekeepers, farmers and mechanics:

Mrs. M.A.Leo, Sirs. S. IT. Sidnor, Shevlin, W. H. Var.sfyke, Mary C. C&x, Maggie Barr,

Mary B.Graham, D. R. Knos, Ann BuOington, Permelia Enonri, I Eliza McMochan, Miss Mary J. Knox, 1 llcnry Crawford, Mrs. C. I'olloway,

M. E. bimpson, M. .J. M. Knoi, ii. R. Galey, J[, E. Iiraden, Elixa Miller, M. A. Dunwiddie. Judge Nay lor, Sarah Britton,

I shall also continue to deal in all kinds of Tabic Linens, Spectacles, itc. may 17iu(".*] CHEAP JOHN.

Commissioner's Sale.

TVTOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of x^( an order of the Circuit Court of Montgomery coimly, Indiana, rendered at tho March term theroof, in tho year 1866, in a case of petition for partition, wherein Susanna Hutchinson ot. aL. were plaintiffs, and William LI. Doss, ot. a!., wero defendants, I will sell at private sale on and after the 2-'tii day of May, 1S6G, tho following lands situate in said county and State, to-wit: Part of tho southwest quarter of section thirty (30),

town

twenty (20), range three (3) west, containing ono hundred and twenty-six 23-100 acres also, tho south end of the cast half of tho northeast quartor of section thirty (3.')), town twenty (20), rango three (3) west, containing thirty acres, and part of the wost half of the southeast quarter of soction thirty (30), town twenty (20), rango threo (3) west, containing thirty-eight acros, excopt tho following lands which havo been sot apart to tho widow of said deccdont, to-wit: Part of tho cast half of the northwest quarter also, part of tho west half of tho northeast quarter: also, apart of the west half of tho southeast quarter also, a, part of tho oast half of tho southwest quarter, beginning at a stone in tho northwest corner of the said cast half of tho southwest ouarter, running thence north 38 poles, thenco oast 1.35 poles, thence south 100 polos, to tho contro of Potato Creek, thence down tho same south 48^2 dogree* west, distanco 10 poles and 11 links, thenoo south 14% degrees west 10 polos 20 links, thenco west 125 poles, thence north 80 rods to the placo of beginning, being in said tract excepted 98 31-100 acres, and in the tract bolonging to said hoirs 96 acres, which is undivided.

TERMS:—One thir.l oash in hand, ono third in nino and one third in eighteon months, tho purchaser giving notes for deferred payment:?, bearing interest from date, waiving relief from valuation and appraiscmont laws, and securing tho same by mortgage.

M. D. WHITE, Commissioner,

may- 3-t4. [pr fee $11.]

son scwiug machine, A-c. Indiana, docoased. TERMS.—A credit of nine months will bo ROBERT S. JONES, Adm'r. given on all sums over three dollars, thcpurchas- May 21. Ifiilfi. [pr's foo $2.] er giving note with approved sccuritv, without. relief from valuation laws. The Hair Restorer Hint give the be»i

Jeremiah Wilson, late of Montgomery county,

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