Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 August 1866 — Page 3

THE JOURNAL.

Time Tabic L„ IV. A. & C. It. R.

TRAINS GOING NORTH.

Accommodation 0:51 A. 'Freight 1*. 3J. Express 7:00 1'. M.

GOING SOUTH.

Express 9:51 A. M. Freight !):51 A. M. Accommodation -1:00 P. M.

The Meeting on Saturday. A. large nnd enthusiastic meeting 'greeted Gon. Kimball and Mr. Orth at this placc lust Saturday. They spoke fur nearly two hours each, and the crowd then seemed loatho to leave.— •General Kimball is not at all mealysaoathed when talking about traitors "and copperheads. Both speeches were listened to with very deep interost.— Mr. Orth defended his Congressional -record in a most masterly manner, and showed himself worthy of the high cs(teora lu which he is held by his many

I'riends. lie proposes to canvass the •whole county soon,

Centenary of American Methodism. This form of Christianity was introduced into this country in 17CG and ui8 this is its centennial year, tho denomination is celebrating it with a good deal of enthusiasm.

We understand that this will be the themo at the M. E. Church, noxl Sabbath, by Kov. L. Neboker, at 10£ o'clock.

Soldiers' Rally at Attica. We are informed, officially, that arrangements aro making for a grand rally of the soldiers of this (Sth) Congressional District, at Attica, Fountain count}-, on Wednesday, September Sth. Gon. John A. Logan has given positive promise that ho will bo present and address the meeting. Tho intention is to mako this THE Union Rally of tjhc campaign in this Distriict.

A grand Soldiers' rail}'is also announced for Tusday. Aug. 2£th, at Lobanon, Boone county. The call will be found elsewhere.

ggf It will not be readily forgotton that Kelly & Leon's celebrated Minstrels and Brass Band will perform in McClelland's Hall, on Saturday eve, 18th inst. This troupe ia one of the very best in tho country. They had their hall, the Academy of Music, Cincinnati, burned down, recently, and aro now taking a summer and fall tour to await the completion of a new structure. Tho comedians of the company, Messrs. Price and Williams are unsurpassed by any in the world.

^Spectacles! Spectacles!! Our 3-oung friend Maurice Campbell delegato alios Cheap John, wo understand, has which is true but Mr. Yaughn dee just returned from Cincinnati, whither ho has been for the purchase of a now Btock of goods both large and auporb embracing almost everything in the Spectacle line ft stock calculated to please the fancy of all desiring anything in thiB lino. He also purchased a No. 1 stock of Pockot Cutlery. He •will appear at your doors in due time await his coming.

Sam. Galloway.

Let none forget that this distinguished orator speaks here next Tuesday, tho 21st. His popularity ehould secure for him a proper turn-out of the people.

Dr. Samuel L. Adams, recently of Lexington, Ky., will also speak here on that day, and perhaps others.

8&" Kelly & Leon's Minstrels, from Ihe Academy of Music, Cincinnati, will give one of their unique and original entertainments at McClelland's Hall, this city, on Saturday evening next.— Go hear them.

House to Kent.

A new and convenient house, containing three rooms, iQ south part of the city, for rent, at fair figures. For particulars, enquiro at tho "JOURNAL officc. ^9-

Public Speaking.

Robert W. Harrison and P. S. Kennedy will speak at Ladoga, next Satxwday, 18th insi., at 1 o'clock P. M.

THANKS.—Thanks arc due our copperhead Jricnd, "Bob" Beck, for late favors.

Tho communication over tho

signature of

liRipley"

came to hand too

lato for insertion this week.

Tho "Star" troupe of tho West

—Kelly & Leon's Minstrels—Saturday evening, 18th instant, at McClelland's Hall. Don't fail to attend.

MARRIED—On the 14th inst., by Rov. "Nebeker, Mr. JAS.SMITII and Miss MARY A. TYLER, all of this county.

16F* Stow's Varieties troupe have arrived, and will perform this afternoon and evening, south end of Washington street. Go seo tho gymnasts.

For Sale.

A house and lot eituato on Market street, east of th# "American Hotel," for sale choap. Also, beautiful Cottage residence on College street, with out-buildings, cellar, cistern, &c., for sale on terms. Enquire at the Recorder's office.

Cholera, Dysentery, Coughs, Colds, aud Fever and Ague are qui^Vly «"ur»d by AMERICAN LITE DROPS. nol.

Congressional Convention* The Union Congressional Convention for the 8th District, was held at Lafayette last Thursday, when and where our present able, true and steadfast Representative, lion. GODLOYF. S. ORTH was rc-nominated by acclamation amidst a perfcct storm of applause. No man ill the Nation's councils is more deserving of-such a compliment than Mr. ORTH. He has always been true to the principles of the Union party and all who know him feel sure that no powor on earth will ever swervo him one hair's breadth from them. Tho people of tho 8th District arc justly proud of Mr. ORTII and his Congressional rccord and they mean to send him to the 40th Congress by an overwhelming majority. The Convention was addressed by Speaker COI.FAX for two hours,"during the whole of which time tho large audience was perfectly enraptured with his pleasing address and eloquent defense of Congress against tlio attacks of the rebels South and their Northern friends. We never knew a two-hour speceh listened to with more interest througout.

Philadelphia Convention. It is announced by telegraph that the "bread-and-butter brigade" convened, as per arrangement, on Tuesday and organized by tho selection of Senator Doolittlc. as permanent president. Vallanrligham, it appears, from somo cause, was permitted to remain "out in the wet." Wo will give place, probably, to thoir proceedings, in part, in our next iSaue.

..... For the Journal.

''Radical Intolerance in KIple Township." The above is the hoading of an article in last woek's Review, which for its many falsehoods, deserves a passing notice. According to announcement published in the OURNAL, "a gathering of radicals took place in Alamo," for the purposo stated in the call, it was not "held by direction of Orth," but by order of tho Township Central Committee.

The meeting was called to order by the chairman of tho committee, Dr. Ilorncr, which was in strict accordance with tho custom of all political bodies. It is true, that ''that there was present a number of conservative Republicans, but tho number was small, and so was that of the radicals. The conservatives had mustered their strength and were there for tho avowed purposo of controlling the convention, or breaking it up, as can bo abundantly proven. The radicals mado no effort to bring out their strength, thinking the few Johnson men in the township had completely placed themselves outside the pale of the Republican or radical party by their continued abuso and slanderous attacks upon its leaders and its principles.

No one who knows anything at all of decorum, decency, or parliamentary rules, 0^01* dreamed that they would have the impudenco to presumo to meet in convention and deliberate with men whoso principles they pretend to hato more than thoso of tho Democracy.

Scarcely had the chairman taken hisi seat when Mr. J. W. Copner arose, and moved that Mr. J. B. Yaughn, "a very! worthy and respectablo citizen," be appointed President, and put tho question himself, which was quickly and properly "voted down," as the writci' of the Ra'teje article says. The Rcy/m' man also says, "another motion was made to nominate Mr. Yaughn as a to tho Orth convention," ined and thcro was no vote taken on his case, and "tho straw that broke the camel's back" was not on hand, as any ono could see. The writer proceeds next to say that a "pedagogue by the name of Joseph A. Gilkcy arose and denounced Mr. Yaughn in unmeasured terms," which is an unmitigated falsehood, no words passing between us but thoso of courtesy and friendship.

He says that "crimination and recrimination followed this uncalled for attack, and d—d lie passed back and forth." It is true, that ungentlemanlj7 and-unbecoming word was passed, not by Mr. Yaughn, but by Mr. Copner, with... various warlike demonstrations accompanying it, as ho furiously advanced toward tho trembling and fearstricken radical neither was that indecorous word returned, nor the brandishing of fists like flails in raid air. made to still lurther infuriate tho raging Copner. The writer of this article being non-combativo, and, also averse to settling difficulties after the manner of dogs, order was partially restored, when, on Mr. Copner's own motion, five delegates were appointed, ono of whom was-tho veritablo "podagogtie," in spite of the opposition of "Mr. Copner and his friends." W/k

It is proper to state hero that Copner was proposed as a dclegato, but "his friends" thinking ho might raise some disturbance in tho "Orth convention" and thus defeat the '-infamous Orth," concluded they would vote for him to stay at home. Mr. Copner n.ot yet satisfied with the result of tho meeting, drew forth somo resolutions which ho had prepared for tho occasion and proceeded to read them with much vim and spirit. Tho first ono was refreshing to our bravo soldiers, and their widows and orphans tho second very much endorsed a man by tho name of A. Johnson tho third denounced our noble Congress as a pet of villains, knaves and scoundrels. The resolutions were, of course, voted down, and then, as Bowen says, "Mr. an is it re we could not see it that way as Capt. Dan. Keller says, "ho went werbally and alone and as ho went ho said

"in a low toue and tremulous," "I would rather go with the Butternuts and in our heart of hearts we answored—go.

So much, then, for "radical intolerance in Ripley township." Of the fight that occured at tho storo shortly after "he and his friends withdrow," the subscriber sayeth nothing, not being present, ho would not bo a compotent witness.

Jos.

A. GILKEY.

Try tho new and harmless pro

cess of ojctrficting teeth without pain, by tho application of tho. "ETHER SPRAY," being daily and succepsfully used at the JDeQtal Booms af B. V. G&ley, over Crawford & Mullikin's store, Miiio street, 48

Sfew Dry-Goods Store. Messrs. TITTLE, GREWE & Co., now holding Autitlofl at tho fursel House, will r6movo to Schults' now room, now under way of completion, on Washington Street, five doors south of Main, on or about tho 15th of August, under tho firm name of RICHER, HUGHES & Co., where they will have an entire, new, and wcll-selcctod stock of fancy and staplo Dry-Goods, purchased in tho ea§t and will be sold ro gardless of cost, cheapor tTfon any other house in the city—"Auction not excepted." No goods now in the Auction Roisn

will be removed to the New Store. aug2tfsn

B®*- Yon can havo your teeth extracted without pain, by tho application of tho "ETHERSPRAY," by calling at B. V". Galey's Dental Rooms, over Crawford & Mullikin's store. 48

Spccial Election, Monday, Aug. 20,18GG.

MR. EDITOR:—If Mr.j. L. A. FOOTE will consent to servo as Councilman from the 1st Ward ho will receive the cordial support of

THOUSANDS OF FRIENDS!

FOR CONGRESS.

En. JorRXAiv:—Please announce tho namo of JOHN 1'URDUE, as a candidate for Congress, subject to tho decision of the voters of theE?ghth Congressional District at the October election, and oblige his- MANY FRIENDS.

July l'J, tSOOr?^"' wt'j™

FOR I'JlOSEtiiTOR.

Mr. IVKKNKY:—Plcaso announce the namo of VI II.IIIAM T. BRUSH, for District Prosecutor, for tho thirteenth district of Common Pleas Court of tho Stato of Indiana, subject to a nomination by a Union convention and oblige many voters of july2f*] OU MONTGOMERY.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Root! Moot! Stool!

READ! HEAD! RE VD I

ROOT'S PESTACHINE preserves the life of the Hair—changos it from gray to its original color in three weeks—prevents the hair from fallingtho b*5t article for dressing the hair ever found market—will srtrely remove' dandruff and cure all djscases of tho scalp—is delightfully perfumed euros baldness, and will not stain tho skin. We tell the story quickly, aud tell it true, when, wo say it is a perfect

Restorer and Dressing C'onibineil. No other preparation for the' hair contains Pes tachio Nut Oil. Sold by all drsiggists.

ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Sole Proprietors mar. 16, '60-ly. Springfield, Mass.

jLife! Elf el Edfel DROPS! DROPS! DROPS!

AMERICAN LIFE DROPS will cure Dipthoria, Coughs, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma, Rhcu matisin, Neuralgia, Aguo in the Face, Headache, Toothache, Bruises, Sprains, Chilblains, Croup, Colds,

Fever and Ague and Cholera in a Single Day. Sold by all Druggists, with full directions for use.

ORRIN SKINNER .t CO., Sole Proprietors, {Springfield, Mass. DEM AS BARNES & CO., Agents, New York. March 15, lSCG. ly.

TO CONSUMPTIVES.

Tho advertisor, having been restored to health in a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having suffered for several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease, Consumption—is anxious to make known to his fellow-suf-ferers the means of euro.

To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the prescription used (free of charge), with directions for preparing and using the same, wlmh they will Gn1 iv sure euro for ConOKmptton, AaLlnuiL, Iliuixchitis, Cough?, Colds/nnd all Throat and Lung Aflcctions. The only object of the advertiser in sending the Proscription is to benefit the aillicted, and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable, and lie hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.

Parties wishing the proscription, free, by return mail, will plcaso address RF.V. EDWARD A. WILSON,

Williamsburg, Kings co., Now York.

feb22 ly

L'YSPKPSIA. What everybody says must be true. We have heard Dr. Strickland's Tonic spo ken of so frequently by those who have hoon benefitted by it, that at last we arc compelled to make it known to the public that we really believe it effects a cure in every case therefore, We say to those who aro suffering with Dyspepsia or Nervous Debility, to go to thoir Druggists and get a bottle of Dr. Strickland's Tonic. [5]

Marriage and Celibacy. Ax

ESSAY OF WARNING AND INSTRUCTION' FOU YOUNG MKN. Also, Diseases and Abuses which prematurely Prostrate tho Vital Powers, with sure means of relief. Sent Free of Charge, in sealed letter envelopes. Address, Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. jan25'0(iyi.

W. EOBERTSON & CO.,

.rtHNITUa,.

Wholcsalo

and Retail

Manufactu

rers of

lUEIlTUftl,

Under "McClolland Ilall,"

Washington St., Crawfordsvillo,

invites attention to their largo ttock of

HOME-MADE WORK,

and their facilitios for supplying tho trado and all others who favor thorn with a call.

COFFINS

ter

of all kinds furnished on short notice,

WITH OR WITHOUT A HEARSE.

Aug. 2, 1S66. mfiw.

E. REMINGTON & SONS.

MANUFACTURERS OF

Eevolvers, Rifles,

MUSKETS AND CARBINES

For tho United Statos Scrvico. Also,

POCKET AND BELT REVOLVERS,

REPEATING PISTOLS,

RIFLE DANES, REVOLVING RIFLES

Riflo and Shot Gun barrols, and Gun materials sold by gun dealers and tho trado generally. In these days of housebreaking and rubber}', every house, storo, bank, and offico should have ono of

REM IN TONS' RE VOL VERS.

Parties desiring to .avail themselves of tho late improvements in Pistols, aud superior workmanship nnd form, will find all coinbinod in tho Now Remington Revolvers.

Circulars containing cuts and description of our arms will' be furnishod upon application. E. REMINGTON & SONS, Hion, N. Y.

MOOBF, & NICHOX.S, Ag«n.ts, No. 40, Courtland St., New York.

GLASS,Drug

PAINTS and OILS, for sale at Fry's now Store. [julyI2.

EXTRA BOraTY!

Gc1RANTED

T. ¥. FRY & CO.

HAVE just opened a fine assortment "f

CIGARS & TOBACCO

OF THE FINEST QUALITY.

Wo have also constantly on hand a very select stock of tho best quality of

SUGAR, COFFEE, and TEA.

All of which wo will sell at tho very lowest MARKET PRIOE. Call and see us, on Green stroot, two dojrs above

W. Lynn & Son. Juno 2t, '66. T. W. FRY & CO.

LOOK HERE,

EVERYBODY! CHEAP GOODS!

SELLING OFF

E want to sell out our entire stock of Goods Crawfordsville, and now offer them to the public AT COS'Jf. if you want CHEAP GOOHS, bring on your Greenbacks and we will sell you goods cheaper than you can buy them elsewhere. Tho auction not excepted. Our stock consists of

Ladies' Dress Goods, Cloths and Cassimeres Mints, Caps, Hoots & Shoes

Queensivare Notions &c. &c.

This Is 1STo Humbug

as wo want to sell out, and will do what wo say. So coir.o everybody and soe for yourselves. These Goods must 'oe dispo^od of.

Strange, but True.

Evory young lady and gontleman in thcUnitcd States can hear something very much to their advantage by return mail (free of charge), by addressing the undersigned.. Those having fears of being humbttggod will oblige by not noticing this card. All others will please address tibeir obodient servant, THOS F. CHAPMAN, i'cb221y S?l 13l'oa'.bvny, New Tork.

EXTRA PJUZVSVOIV!

by Acts of the laic Congress, to Discharged Soldiers, their Widows, Minor Children, or Parents, collected with PROMPTNESS AND DISPATCH, by

W. P.

By the late law Equalizing Bounties, an ADDITIONAL BOUNTY of $100 is granted to each and every soldier enlisted for TIIRKR VICARS, and serving out his time, who has received, or is entitled to reccive, no more than the $100 bounty heretofore allowed by law and any such soldier discharged on account of wounds received in line of duty, cvon if he has not served out his term of enlistment, is entitled to the additional bounty of $l6o.

An additional bounty of $50 is now allowed to each and every soldier enlisted for TWO YEARS, who has received, oris entitled lo receive, no more than $50 bounty under provious laws, A bounty of §50 is also allowed to cach and ovcry soldier enlisted for any less period than two.yea been honorably discharged on account of WOUXDS received in the line of duty

To the HEIRS of DECEASED

If a soldier, enlistod for throe yoars, as above statod, has died of WOUNDS received, or DISEASE contracted in tho lino of duty, the additional bounty of $100 is allowed to tho Willow, Minor Children, or Parents of such deceased soldior in the ordor named. If a soldier, enlisted for any less poriod than throo years, has died of Wounds received, or Disease contractcd in the lino of duty, the additional bounty of $50 is allo.wed to tho Widow, Minor Children, or Parents of such deceased soldier in tho ordor named.

To Officers:

All officers below tho rank of Brigadier-General, who were in tho servico as such on tho 3d day of March, 1865, and who were honorably discharged, or who have resigned, sinco April Dth, 1865, arc now entitled by law tc thrco months pay proper.

To Pensioners:

Widows arc now cntitlod by law to an INCREASE OF THEIR PENSION" $2 per month for each child under sixteen years of ago. Invalid soldiors, for total disability, aro.ontitlcd to a pension of from $3 to $15, $20 and $25 for month.

To obtain the benefits of these laws, persons are required in all cases to make anew application. Applicants for the additional bounty must bring their discharge papers with them, and they will get a rcccipt for the saihe.

Having for a number of years past devoted myself especially to the business of collecting claims, I feel warranted in saying that I can insuro not only prompt attention on the part of tho Government, hut an early and satisfactory settlement of all just claims intrusted to my care.

Foes regulated by law, but no ^charge in any case unless successful. All lottcrs of inquiry, containing stamp, promptly answered. Parties residing at a distanco can have blanks and instructions sent to thcra by mail free of charge, on application to mo.

.H.3L "HCJ S3-" mat

A I N S

E I A S

OIL. IS

Dye Stuffs, Toilel A* Fancy

ABTICLES.

AV. 1. 1!I!,!TT()M'.

Attorney and Government Claim Agent, Crawfordsvillo, Indiana.

T.i5- Where a number of soldiers reside in the same neighborhood, they can facilitate their business by first sending ino their DISOIIARC.KS, at the same time setting a day on which they will appear at my officc. In the mean time I can fill up the blanks, and have tho claims ready for signing, and by this means 3-tvc time. [Aug. '.), lSfiO.—tf.

For Sale

I!V DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. jan25'G(5. ylw.

Lyon's Periodical Drops.

The Great Female Remedy FOR IRREGULARITIES.

T*:cso Drops aro a scientifically compounded fluid preparation, and better than any Pills, Powders or Nostrums. .Being liquid, thoir .action is direct and positive, rendering them a reliable, speedy and certain specific for tho cure of all obstructions and suppressions of nature. Their popularity is indicated by the fact that over 100,000 bottles .are annually sold aird consumed by tho ladies of tho United States, every ono of whom speak in tho strongest terms of praiso of their great merits. They aro rapidly taking the placc of every other Female Remedy, and are considered by all who know aught of them, as tho surest, safest, and most infallible preparation in tho world, for tho euro of all female complaints, tho removal of all obstructions of nature, and tho promotion of health, regularity and strength.— Esplicit directions stating when they may be used, and explaining when and #hy they should not, nor could not bo used without producing cffccts contrary to nature's choson laws, will bo found carefully folded around cach bot£fo, with tho written signature of JOHN L. LYON, without which none arc gonninc.

Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. LYONS', 105 Chapel Street, New llavcn, Conn., who can be consulted cither personally, or by mail, (enclosing stamp,) concerning all prifato diseases and female weaknesses.

Sold by Druggists everywhere. Pj-icc $150 per bottle. C. G. CLARK & CO., Gcn'l Agents for U. S. and Canadas.

Jan. 25, 1866. wly.

ANEW PEIIRNII: FOU TIIE HANDKERCHIEF.

'iiaitia

€. GUTHRIE & SONS.

July 5, 1806.

jsmM»wttrrr-i1»iifiinr t'"^TiMywifnniViT-nriiinrKrrr«i ^.iv iff «iftMirarirf~

EXTRi PA¥!

BRITTON, ATTORNEY & GOVERNMENT CLAIM

AGENT, JJSR OFFICE—No. 1 Washington Hall Building, Crawfordsville.u

To Iisclxarged Soldiers

i.years, who has

X'OII

Coughs, Colds or Croup,

USB

COE'S COUGH BALSAM,

FOE

S E S I A

Diarrhea and Dysentery,

USE

Coe's Dyspepsia Cure.

".\ighl Blooming Cercnu."

'•iViglil ffilooiiiins f'crous."

"Aight IIIcoitiin£ Ccrcus."

I'halonr'tf

."Mlaflit Clionmin^ C'CTCIIM."

Si !»t IIIooming Ccrcns."

most exquVille, Micatp, nml Frncrnnt Perfume, diatl lt»l from tlio raro and beautiful llower from which it taked its name.

Manufactured only by PHAZiOiN & SOIV, New York.

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. ASK FOR PHALON'S-TAKE NO OTHER. July 20, 1866. cowly.

JYOTMCE

HEREBY GIVEN that the und'orsfgned has been appointed Administrator of the Estate of James IVibbctt, lato Of Montgomery county, Indiana, dcccased. The estate is solvent.

JOHN TRTRPETT, Administrator.

Alter. '•, l£i'''. w::-1

DRY-GOODS.

WASSONS

ELMORE!

FAR-MERS

Having Produce to sell,

and

desiring to buy A, No. 1

•It Eiving Figures!

SHOULD NOT FAIL

to ceill OH

ASS0NS &

No. 3 Commercial Eow.

35T

ALL KINDS OF

FAYING TIIE

Highest Market Prices

A N I)

WILL SELL GOODS

AT Til

EOWEST CaISH JPRMCES!

SCALL!^

C'nAwmRPsviT.T.r. Julv 19.

GREAT WESTERN MARBLE WORKS!

PYKE, PAUL & CO.,

CIREEN STREET, FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF MAIN, OPPOSITE ELSTON'S BANK,

Crawfordsville, tnd.

DEALERS IN

JitflERiCJiN Sf MTJiEMAA*

MARBLE!

and manufactui-cr? of

TOMBSTONES,

FAMILY VAULTS,

HAVING

MANSOLEMS,

MONUMENTS,

all kinds, from tho plainest stylo to the most perfoot in beauty aud grandeur.

purchased tho stock of MARBLE belonging to II. COLLINS, and being pormanoiriAj i^atccl, wo design making this ono of th& most cxtcnsi^ establishments of tho kind in tho t\ est. havo twti carrying on tho

GREAT WESTERN?

MARBLE WORKS

at Thorntown, Ind., for a number of years, and thfongfi our efforts havo succeodod in establishing a trade undqualcd by any in the State and by the liberal patronage wo havo received during the past year from the citizens of Montgomery and adjoining counties, wo have been induced for tho further extension of our trado 1

to Establish a Shop in Crawfordsville,

and hope by strict attention to busiilees and using none but the best of material, which wo get directly from tho quarries, to be ablo to

such rates as to

sell

Fino Brick Residence, mile cast of town, containing 10 rooms, hall,cellar, wood house, brick smoke h.ouse, stable, buggy house, 12 acres of ground well improved in shrubbery fruit trees, Ac.

Frame Houso containing 5 rooms on a beautiful lot of 4 acres in tho town of Attfca. A Brick Storo Room in Crawfordsvillo.

A Farm, containing 40 aorcs, 3 miles south of Crawfordsville. A farm of 167M acres 3 miles north of Crawfordsville, on Railroad, 65 acres in. cultivation 40 acres of good timber—A new 2-story framo dwelling of 6 rooms, frame stabling and othor out buildings. Also never failing stock water. dec?.] WEBSTER, MAT &. KERSEY

latest Styles & Patterns

MISS F. M. BALDWIN,

Having just received a now superior stock of

MILLINERY GOODS

FOR tho spring and. summer trado, would most respectfully solicit tho attention of old patrons and friends, and the public of Crawfordsvillo anil vicinity generally. My present stock comprises all of tho latest styles and most fashionable goods? consisting in part of

BONNETS, II ATS, FEATHER?, FLOWERS,. LACES, CRAPES, RIBBONS IN GREAT VARIETY,

and a general assortment of TRIMMINGS whie 6annot b9 surpassed in this or any other market in tho Wabash alley. Call and examine for yourself, and learn prices,

BLEACHING

AND

WILL

IDefy all Competition.

Wc visit all parts of the country with designs of our work, which will enable persons to select at their homes such work as they may desire, and at the same prices that could bo furnished at tho shop.-

A WORK DEL VERED

and wo

WARRANT SATISFACTION OR NO SALE,

Wc aro also prepared to furnish: Building Stone and solicit a call before purchasing elso-"-u— PYKE, PAUL & CO.

where, mur S'6G.] yi-

H. J. WEBSTER. •VT. L. MAT. JERE. KEENET

WEBSTER, MAY & KEENEY, SEAL ESTATE AGENTS, WOULD

RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE public of Crawfordsville and surrounding country, that they have entered into, and opened

-A- (JY,

For the purposo of facilitating the sale, exohango avid transfer of Real Estate. Persons therefore, wishing to cither buy or sell Farms, Town Property, or wild Lands, are solicited to give us a call. Terms, the most favorable.

BUSINESS OFFICE, with County

dec. 7.

]SC5—ly.

LftfGRE

Tliii

foiioiTing'

Recorder

Property Is

now

on Sale: Lot in Naylor's addition, fenccd.320 Acres of good land miles north of Crawfordsville, adjoining tho L. N. A. &. C. R. R., plenty of good timber and never failing stock water all under fence. 100 Acres Land 4 miles wost of Thorntown, 60 ncroe AJ3.acres timber, house and other buildings,- near gravel road. Will exchange for good town property.

PEESSLNG,

and alPclsc in tho millinery lino, execnted to ordcr with neatness, and on short notice. ti/^?rS£0B^~0nC

d°°r

oast of

C. W. SAPPF.SFIELF).

"TAYLOR,

JiOUoii. [apr 12'67-tf.

E. M. SAPPENFIELU

BRO..

SAPPENFIELD & ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ,ind Real-Estate •Mgents

ATTEND to business in tho Circuit and Common Pleas Courts in this and adjoining counties. Will

gIvo

prompt attention to

the settlement of Estates, collection of Pensions and Soldiers claims.j Buy and Solf 011 commission," Houses Lot?, Vacant Lots, Farms, Farming Land in all tho Western States and Tcrritorios.

Loans negotiated', collections mado, Land entered, Taxes paid and Titles examined in all tho Western States.

Have for sale a large number of uesirablo dwellings in this eity, also, a large number of vacant Lots, at very reasonable terms.

Ilavc also a large number of Farms in tliis ant! adjoining counties for salo, also 15,00U acres of Western Land, partially improved.

After property is placed in our hands for sale, should tho owner, through our introduction, or by means of publicity given by us, sell tho property at tlio fixed prico, or for more or less, the commission must, in all eases, bo paid to us, ^5©*" Office over Brown's Drug store, on Vernon St., Crawfordsvillo, Ind.

REFERENCES McDonald 1- Roach, Indianapo lis Smith & Mack, Att'ys, Terro Haute Patterson & Allen, do' Hon. I. N. Pierce, do Judge S. F-JJIaxweU, Rockville TYm. Durham, President First National Bank of Crawfordsville Campbel,! Walker and Coofev. Professors.of Law, Michigan L'uiv#r£itv, Ann Arbor, Midi. fjan.4, 'CG-JR