Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 September 1866 — Page 3

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THE5 JOURNAL

Time Tabic L., IV. A. & €. R. R.

,J TRAINS GOING NORTH. .l^aAccommodation 3'reight

Impress

9:34 A. M.

UOIMI SOUTH.

•Q Express 10:11 A. M. •«.. li'roight i:34 A. M. Aceouimodatinii 4:00 P. M.

Union Club Meeting.

Hon. M. I). WillTB wiii address his fellow-citizens :it ihe Court House, on Saturday evening nt early cnndleligliting. Lot thorw be a general attendance.

Speaking:.

Hon. (J. S. (.)ii'i'if, candidate for Congress, will address the citizens at the Court House, on Morula}* evening, the 17th. Let all turn out to hear this distinguished champion of ihe Peoples' rights.

Circult'-Couri.

The" September terra oi' rfomerv Circuit Court conn

jr. ,, r-'

ie Mont?7K'i'd on

od a verdict of guilty, that ihe defend-1

ant be imprisoned tho county jail lor 12 hours, and pa}- a fine of twen-'ty-fivo dollars. .Bateman is a boy some 17 years old, hence the light punishment.

«, ,, Tliero will be a grand rally of tho Si Monday last, ud-^e Cowan, presiding, ..

juid .Samuel \vood, Lsq., prosecut-

ing tho pleas of the Stato. Thero has

not been many important trials up to

the present time. A large number of liquor eases have been disposed of by .the defendants lileadinir ^uiltv.

•.•x-.vv.JJr. James 1'. L. (»arnson. of .Mian-

jiOndale. was indicted in seven cases!. ... rr i,!10

ior scllmix liquor witnout iiccnse. die ,t

4 4.

fittompted to defend on tne ground

ilial the liquor was -old for medioal pnrjioscs. 15ut Judge Cowan couldn't see it and fined him if-5: lie then tried --:i jury, thinking the Judge was prcjudiced against him, perhaps, and the jury, in a precisely similar case, found I hini guiily

-S10. He then plead guiltv in the rc-iino

-inaiuii^ five cases, and was fined in

weeks allowed by. Jaw for tho here. Since the above was written, the case

of the Court to be held in December

'.Roessler did likewise in ten eases and Look out for a huge "ground-swell,v was fined the same amount. There as the Union people are moving., were several other persons lined for assault and battery on picas of guilt}*.

Tho docket is very much crowded and can not be disposed of in the two Court1 Montgomery county as follows

of -I-ahnostock, charged with murder,: -v has been continued to special tern,

"Brick Pomeroy, in his speech

^"BRICK" POMEROY'S MISSION.—WE •have beard at least twenty men, who went to hear "Brick" Pomeroy's ravings, declare they icould vote tho

HadicaJ Union ticket. Bring on another 'doad of 'Brick' "—another such speech would do the Radicals "a power of good."

B®* "I stand upon the soil of freedom," cried a young stump orator.— "JNo!" cried his shoemaker, "you stand in a pair of boots that have never been paid for—cither by yourself or your

Copperhead father. 1,0 .illusions, of „Y

course.

Something New and Lseful. Mr., Henry Henley, agent for the Sorgo Sugar Drier and Refiner," is on a visit to our city, for tho purpose of selling rights. This machine is -capable of producing from one gallon of niush sugar from 5 to 7 pounds of sugar, in the space of from 2 to .3 minute's.

H. lias'one of the machines on

exhibition in the city, and will bo pleased to havo the citizens give it an inspection, when they will bo more fully informed as to its. merits.

-Woman is said to bo a mero delusion but it..is.sometimes pleasant to hug delusions,

GBAND

UNION RALLY!

Thcro will bo a Grand Kally of all the Union men and Soldiera of the 8th

7:00 P. ii. Congressional District at

Alamo-'

The ISiblc! ^INTOiV

The anniversary of the Montgomery

county Bible Society will bo held in this place, on Wednesday, tho 2Gth pnst., at 7 o'clock P. M. Local agents and friends of tho cause generally, are requested to attend.

THORN-

TO \YK, on SA TURD A Y, October 6th, 1866.' Let everybody comc, bring your friends, families and banners. Bring j'our baskets filled with GOOD THINGS.

Eminent speakers and orators will be present to address tho people. Ry order of Township Union Ex. Coin., xw J. A. C. JDOBSON, Sec'y.

UNION RALLY!!

Jlciiarry's Grove, Sept. 22d, 1866.

Thero will be Soldiers' Picnic and I Union Rally at Jleharry's Camp Ground on Saturday. Septomber 22d.

Hon. G. S. Orth and Rev. McMulIon I will address the people. Turn out, everybody.

Rally at Ladoga.

Kadical nion men at Ladoga, to-mor-

t. TT f,

f. c,, row, the 14th. Col. II. S. LANE and

other-distinguished speakers will be

•on hand, to discourse sound doctrine to the people. Union men of Crawfordsville, turn

T-. out and aid the Ladonaians in their

patriotic etlorts to keep tho ball mov-

Sin lavor ox constitutional liberty

,: :»nd lrcedoni It will be good to be

"•ere. he good people of Ladoga

are proverbial for their iutelligence and hospitality, and you will receive a cordial welcome.

Grajid Rally at Cravrfordsville on tlie 6UJ of October.

and assessed his line at I It has been determined by the genu-

lJnion racn

ito

Jench ^5."' The fines in ail amounting Crawfordsvillc, on tho 6th of October "to S-10 and tho e^sts some or 800. —tho Saturday before the election. •. Jesse Williams plt-aJ f^ilty in ton cas-1 Particulars will bo duly announced ..* and was fined -55 in each ease.-|

th«

of Montgomery county,

rousing -Mass Meeting at

"Journal" and in posters.-

POUTiat SPEAKING.

Hon. G. S. ORTH, Union candidate for Congress, will address the people

I Crawfordsville, Sept. 17th, 7 P. M. Darlington, Sept. 18th, 1 P. M.

Shannoudalo, same day, 7 P. M.

Centre

Scb°o1

shiP

next. In the ease of the Stale against Ladoga, samo daj 7 P. M. Manny Iiateman, charged with stealing a pocket-book and fifty dollars from James Hackley, the jury return-

House, Walnut town

September 19th, 1 P. M.

Parkersburg, Sept. 20th, 1 P. M. i^Waveland, samo day, 7 P. M.

September 21st,

the other night, said ho admired the hundred persons, all told, including soldiers who went to v.*ar from patri- children and -yellow

otic motives, but he had tin utter contempt for a soldier who came home "With "a sett of silver spoons'' in one pocket and a '-pair of mules" in the other. "Urick, we ueiieve, was txie sjilendid signs we ever saw. They guest of Gen. ^lanson, whilo in the were painted by our talented and skillcity. Where bhjah had FuI young friend, Mr. TIIOMAS. II.

1 P. M.

Let thero be a full turn out of the people at each of the above appointments to hear a discussion of tho important questions of the da}'.

A SHORT SERMON TO A TIIIN CONGRF. OATION*.—Jo. McDonald spoke at Peru, on the 5th. to a crowd of about one

A "Sign of Glory."

Passing by the store of McClure, Fry & Co., we wore attracted by the appearance of a couple of tho most

w^10

The Bible cause will bo presented to jan artist.^ the various congregations in town on I Sunshine. next Sabbath, lGth. Appropriate dis-j "\ye are glad to learn that several courscs may be expected. The friends democrats in Balhinch have determinof the cause, who desire the circulation

eci

of the sacred Scriptures among all the They say they infinite!}7 prefer voting people of every nation upon the face

wjth

of tho whole earth, aro earnestly in- with rebels and traitors. The light vited to be in attendance. Here is a,0f truth will penetrate dark places.— "platform1" broad enough for all. •. So mote ic bo.

stands pre-eminent as

to vote tho Radical Union ticket.—,

Union Abolitionists than acting

A CARD.

Tho undersigned is informed that certain malicious persons are circulating a report to the effect that ho has been abusing and maligning the soldiers of the Union army, and denouncing the cause in which they werq engaged, all, as ho believes for the unworthy purpose of injuring him in his business. I take this method, therefore, of I saying to tho public that all Buch reports are utI terly l'also. I am, and ever havo beei, a Union man, loyal to the government of my adopted country, and rejoiced in all its victories over its enemies. LEWIS C. SNELL.

Sept. 13, 1866. tl-»

Spodger came across a man the other day who is so conservative that he refuses to take a particular medicine because it promises to work a radical cure.

"Warrington" tells tho following good thing on Gen. Butler: A Johnsonite was making congratulatory observations to him on the touching scene at Philadelphia, and omarked that "extremes meet."

,ii I romaricca mail -extremes meet..

8.,id But|er

,.60

The "Journal" Accounts,

Having sold tho Journal offico, as elsewhere announced, we now wish to closo up our business as speedily as possible. The books and accounts, for the present, will bo found at tho Journal office, and in our absence will bo attended to by Mr. JOHN A. S^ASKLIN, who still continues in the concern, and who has a thorough knowledge of our businoss.

We wish all who know themselves indebted, either for subscription, job work, or advertising, to call immediately. Such a ocur3e will save both trouble and expense. We trust our .patrons at a distance, will respond, when notifiod as to amount duo# as readily as though they were in convenient reach thereby saving us the trouble of forwarding their accounts to other parties for collection. _,We have made arrangements with our successor for the continuation of all prepuid subscription to expiration. Also, for the publication of all unexpired advertisements to completion, soptia.] JERK. KKENEY

look Here.

We have a few copies of tho 1st Volumo of "GRKKLY'S AMERICAN CONFLICT," which wo will dispose of at a less rate than ever before offered in this county, if called for soon.

To any one wishing tho lot, will mafco them at such prices as cannot fail to suit. aug23tf.] L. A. FOOTE & CO.

Chicago Market Sept. 11. —TJOPS iictivo, but unchanged. Sales at $10 50all 50 for Spring

BARLEY—Steadj7 at 81c for No. 1, 53a55c for No. 2, and 40c for rejected. LIVE HOGS—Sales at $9 42a0 70.

CATTLE—Sales at §4 50a7 00.

DIED.—On Tuesday last, at his residence in thiscit}', after a lingering illness, of consumption, DAVID R. KNOX, leaving a wife, one child, and a largo circle of friends to lament his demise.

ICSE PRATT BUTCHER'S

CELEBRATED MAGIC Oil.

Warranted in cases of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Braiset or Pains.

The Best and Cheapest Horse and Cattle Medicine In the World!

WALTER B, SLOAN S IMPROVED

CONDITION POWDE

THE OPE AT S TAN* DAE MEDICINI

For Horses and CatMo,

Used throughout the- United State* and Can* ados during the Past 93 years For the cure of the various Diseases to which

Horses and Cattle are subject such as Founder, Distemper, Hide Bound, Loss of Appetite, Inward Strains, Yellow

Water, Fistula, Poll Evil, Scratches or Grease, Mange. Inflammation of the Byes, and Fatigue from Hard Labor also, Rheumatism, (commonly called Stifl complaint), whi eh proves fatal to so tnany valuable horses In this country.

SLOAN'

tbey do who

a dog chases his own ta but both extremes belong to the same dog!":

The Yiceroy of Egypt has de

termined to abolish polygamy in his family. Henceforth, the Viceroys will have bat one wife, and may only divorce her in the case of tho failure of male issue.

Postscript.—j3on't fail to subscribe lor the Journal. Do not neglect it.

W~anted.

Female help wanted—one understanding house work generally. Apply immediately, at Journal office. sept 13.

ps3~ Cholera, Dysentery, Coughs, Colds, and Fever and Ague are quickly cured by AMERICAN LIFE DKOPS. nol.

fff

ILASS, PAINTS and OILS, for sale'at Fry's new I)rng Storo.'1 rjuly12i:"

IXAs the largest sale of any Horse and Cattle Medicine In this country. It composed of herbs and roots, and for mildness, safety, .certainty nnd thoroughness, Stands

pre-eminently at tho head

of tho

list

of Uovst

and Chltlt Medicinct. It carries off all gross humors, prevents horses from becoming stiff or foundering, purifies the blood, loosens the ikin, and gives it a smooth and glossy appearance cieanaes the water and strengthens every part of the body. It is also a safe and certain remedy for coughs and colds,which generate so many fatal diseases'.

Tho Cow requires to be supplied with an abnndance of food—not to make her bt—this is not desirable, but to keep up a regular secretion of milk, and all owners of cows will find by giving them

SLOAN'S CONDITION POWDERS twice a week, a large Increase In quantity and quality of milk and cream. It carries off all fever and impurties or the blood. The effect Is seen throughout the season by a rich and abundant flow of milk. #W**l

The former Is beginning to bo aware of the valuable properties of Sloan's CenrtltloM Powder, in promoting the coudition of his Gheep and preventing many of the diseaaes of all the domesticated animala.

49-A fifty cent package of glMui'M Condition Powder put into a barrel of swill is better than a bushel of corn to fatten a hog, and is a certain preventive of Hog Cholera, Blind Staggers, and other diseases common among hogs. rAUTIOjr.—To protect ourselves and the public from being Imposed upon by worthless imitations, the genuine will bear the fae»timiU signature of the pro jHetors on the wrapper.

PRICE 25 150 0T8. PER PACKAGE. For salo by Druggists and Merchants everywhere.

Bole Proprietors, Chicago, 111

P. Ot Drawer 5829. AT RETAIL BY E. J. Bin ford & Bro., and R. K. Krout, Crawfordsville, Ind. [aug. 30, 1866—lyj

E. REMINGTON & SONS.

MUSKETS AND CARBINES

For the United States Service. Also,

POCKET AND BELT REVOLVERS,

REPEATING PISTOLS,

RIFLE CANES, REVOLVING RIFLES

Rifle and Shot Gun barrels, and Gun materials sold by gun dealers and tho trade generally. In these days of housebreaking and robbery, every house, store, bank, and office should have one of

REMINGTONS' REVOLVERS.

Parties desiring to a\*ail themselves of the late improvements in Pistols, aud superior workmanship and form, will find all combined in the. New Remington Revolvers.

Cire.ulars containing cuts and description of onr arms will be furnished npon application. E. REMINGTON & SONSJ Ilion, N. V.

MOORE & NICHOLS, Agents, ^o,40, Courtland f?t, New York.

&100

extras. WHEAT—Sales at $2 00a2 06 for No. 1, and $1 75al 83, No. 2 Spring.

CORN—Sales at 53£a55.V for No. 1, 53a53.J for No. 2, 55c for yellow, and 81c for white.

OATS—Quiot at 30ia31c for No. 1, and 27a27ic for No. 2. RYE—Sales at 70c for No. 1, and 64a65c for No. 2.

EXTRA BOUNTY!

DISPATCH, by

T.W. FRY & CO.

HAVE just opened a fino assortment of

"•rr

A I N S

E I A S

O I S

MPye Stuffs, Toilet A" Fancy

•.,-v

EXTRA PENSION!

To Discliarged. Soldiers:

By the late law Equalizing Bounties, nn ADDITIONAL BOUNTY of $100 is grantjtfl to riich ami every soldier enlisted for THRKK YKADS, and serving out liia time, who has roccived, ir i.s ent.itied to reecive, no more than the $100 bounty heretofore allowed by law and auy such noldier dischurgcd on account of wounds received in line of duty, even if he has not served out his term of enlistment, is entitled to the additional bounty of $100.

An additional bounty of $50 is now allowed to each and every soldier enlisted for TWO YKARS, who has rocoivcd, oris entitled to receive, no more than $50 bounty under previous laws. A bounty of $50 is also allowed to cach and every soldier enlisted for nily period than two years, who has been honorably discharged on account of WOUNDS received in the line of duty. vSU

Tv the XMSIMMIS of El ED SOIjBZSEHS

If a soldier, enlisted for three years, as'above stated, has died of WOUNDS received, or MSI&SI contracted in tho lino of duty, the additional bounty of 3100 is allowed to tho Widow, Minor Children, or Parent* of such deceased soldier in the order named. If a soldier, enlisted for any less period than three years, has died of Wounds received, or Disease contracted in the lino of duty, tho additional bounty of $50 is allowed to tho Widow, Minor Children, or Parents of such decoasod soldier in the order named.

To Officers:

All officers below the rank of Brigndicr-Goneral, who were in the service as such on tho 3d day of March, 1865, and who wero honorably discharged, or who havo resigned, sinco April t'th, 18G5, are now entitled by law to three months pay proper.

To Pensioners:

Widows are now entitled by law to nn INCREASE OF TIIEIR PENSION $2 per month for eneh ohild under cixteon years of ago. Invalid soldiers, for total disability, arc entitled to a pension of from $8 to $15, $20 and $25 per month.

To obtain the benefits of those laws, persons aro required in nil cases to make a new application. Applicants for the additional bounty must bring their discharge papers with them, and they will get a receipt for tho samo.

Having for a number of years past devoted myself especially to tho business of collecting claims, I feel.warranted in saying that I can insure not only prompt attention on the part of the Government, bvt an fcrly and sritinjactory acttlemcnt of all just claims intrusted to my care.

Fees regulated by law, but charyt in any ease unless successful. All loiters of inquiry, containing stamp, promptly answered. Parties residing at a distance can linvc blanks and instructionn sent to them by mai«ree of charge, on application to mo.

''x%:

ABTICLES.

CIGARS & TOBACCO

OF TIIE FINEST QUALITY.

Wo havo also constantly on band a very sclcct stock of tho best quality of

SUGAR, COFFEE, and TEA.

AM of which wo will sell at the very lowest MARKET PRICE. Call and see us, on Greon street, two doors above J. W. Lynn Son.

Juno 21, '66. T. W. FRY CO.

LOOK HERE,

EVERYBODY!

CHEAP GOODS!

SELLING OFF

UFACTURERS OF

Revolvers, Rifles,

E want to sell out our entire stock of Goods in Crawfordsville, and-now offer them to the public AT COST. If you want CHEAP GOODS, bring on your Greenbacks and we will sell you goods cheaper than you can btiy thom elsowhorc. The auction not excepted. Our stock conists of

Ladies' Dress Goods, Cloths and Cassimeres Hals, Caps, Boots A* Shoes

Queensware JYo» Hons JVc. &*c.

Is ISTo Humbug

as we want to sell out, and will do what wo say. So come everybody and see for yourselves. These Goods must be disposed of.

€. GUTHRIE

July 6, 1866.

SOXS.

Strange, hut True.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United States can hear something very much to their advantage by return mail (fr«e of charge), by addressing the undersigned. Those having fears of being humbugged will oblige by not noticing this Oard. All othors will please address their obedient servant-) TIlOS F. CHAPMAN, feb2Zly g3l Broadway, New York.

EXTRA PAY!

ANTED by Acts of ihe late Congress, to Discharged Soldiers, their Wid

ows, Minor Children, or Parents, collectcd with PROMPTNESS AND

W. P. BRITTON.

ATTORNEY & GOVERNMENT CLAIM

AGENT." J83*" OFFICE—No. 1 Washington Hall Building, Crawfordsvillc.

W. I\ BRITTOISr,

Attorney and Government CJaim Agent, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

Where a. number of soldiers reside in the same neighborhood, they can facilitate their business by first sending mo their DISCHARGE at the same tiino setting a day on which they will appear at my ofliec. In the mean time I can fill up the blanks, and have the claims ready for signing, and by this mean save time. [Aug. 9, 1866.—tf.

W. ROBERTSON & CO.,

^bnitu,,.

Wholcsalo

and Retail

invites attoution to their largo stock of

HOME MADE WORK,

and their facilities for supplying tho trade and all others who favor them with a call.

,«r OOZE^^XINTS -©a

of all kinds furnished on short noticc,

I W1 Til Oil WITHOUT A HEARSE.

Aug. 2, Ififirt. mfw.

1'OIV-

Coughs, Colds or Croup,

GOES COUGH BALSAM.

FOR

S E S I A

Diarrhea and Dysentery,

U.SE

Coe's Dyspepsia Cure.

For Sale

BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. jan25'6rt. ylw.

Lyon's Periodical Drops.

The .Great Female Remedy

1-OR IRREGULARITIES.

These tro}'8 are scientifically compounded fluid preparation, and better than any I'ills, Pow- I ders or Nostrums. IJeing liquid, thoir action is direct and positive, rendering them a reliable, spebdy and certain specific for tho euro of all ohstructions nnd suppressions of nature. Their popularity is indicated by tho fact that over 100,000 bottles are annually sold and consumed by the ladies of the United States, every one of whom speak in the strongest terms Of praiso of their great merits. They are rapidly taking the place of every other Ffcmalo Remody and are considered by all who know aught of them, as tho surest, safest, and most infallible preparation in the world, for tho euro of all female complaints, the removal of all obstructions of nature, and the promotion of health, regularity and strength.— Explicit directions stating when they may be used, and explaining when and whythdy should not, nor could not be usfcd Without producing effocts contrary to nature's chosen laws, will be found carefully' folded around oach bottle, with the written signature of JOHN L. LYON, without which none are genuine.

Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. LY(}N, 195 Chapel Street, New llaven, Conn., who can be consulted either personally, or by mail, (enclosing stamp,) concerning all privato diseases and female weaknesses.

Sold by Druggists everywhere, Prioe $i 5Q per bottlo.- c. G. OtARfc & CO., Gen'l Agents for U. S. aiid Panadas.

Jan. 25) 1 &66tj

Manufactu

rers of

FUMITUM,

Under "McClelland Ilall,"

Washington St., C-rawfordsvIIle,

iimwi)" II" JRR=3»B3«E~R*«.I••AGACCANCTVTWCVMJWI

DRY-GOODS.

WASSONS

ELMORE!

FAR ME S

rOClllCG to SCll*

and

desiring to buy A, No.

Ill

%lt IAting Figures!

SHOULD NOT FAIL

to cfdl on

ASSONS & 1"LM0RE,

No. 3 Commercial Row.

"*T

ALL KlNJt)S OE

PR0D0C

I'AVISG TIIE

Highest Market Prices

AT- THE

loimr cash PRicEst

'-If''

SCALL!

I lr IJ

EXTRA PENSION! EXTRA PAY!!

Extra 33omity 1!!

Granted by recent acts of Congresss, to Soldiers, their Widows, Children, or parents, collected •promptly by

R. H. CALLOWAY,

Attorney at Ijaiv and

tllc

A I A E N

VERY commissioned officcr bolow tho rank of Brigadier-General, who was in service on March 3d, 1865, and resigned, was mustered out, or honorably discharged after that dato, is entitied to extra pay.

Thoso who received three months pay can reI cover the difference, under tho Act of Congress of July 12th, 1866.

Soldiers enlisted for tlireo year3, and discharged after the 3d of March, or on account of disability, are cntitlod to $100 bounty. Enlisted for a less period, $50 bounty. -Heirs of deceased soldiers are entitled to receive tho same bounties. I Widows of deceased soldiers are entitled to an increase of pension of $2 per month for each child under 1C years of age. All claims entrusted to I my care will be sromptly attended to. 11. II. GALLOWAY.

I OFFICE

over corner Book Store, next door

to the Mayor's office, Crawfordsyillo, Ind.""1§3o_ aug.9 3 ui

C. SAI'riiXFIKLD. E. M. SjtrrE.NFIELO

SAPPENFIELD & BRO., ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

... •Ind Real-Estate Agents,

XT— ft joining counties. Will give prompt attention to XlSlVlllfir

ATTEND to business in tho Circuit and Common Pleas Courts in this and ad-

settlement of Estates, collection of Pensions and Soldiers' claims.) Buy nnd sell on commission, Houses it Lots, Vacant Lots, Farms, Farming Land in all tho Western States and Territories.

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

Have for sale a largo number of desirable dwellings in this city, also, a large number of vacant Lots, at very reasonable terms.

Have also a large number of Farms in this and adjoiuing counties for sale, also 15,000 acres of Western Land, partially improved.

After property is placed in our hands for sale, should the owner through our introduction, or by means of publicity given by us, sell the property at the fixed price, or for more or less, tho commission mvist, in all casss, be paid to us. jfciS' Office over Brown's Drug storo, on Vornan St., Crawfordsville, Ind.

REFERENCES :—McDonald .T Roach, Indianapo lis Smith & Mack, Att'ys, Torre Haute Patter-? son A- Allen, do Hon. I. N. Pierce, do Judgo S. F. Maxwell, Rockville Wm. Durham, President First National Bank of Crawfordsville Campbel,! Walker and Cooley, Professors of Law, Michigan University, Ann Arbor, Mich. [jan.4. '66-ly.

GEEAT WESTERN MARBLE WORKS!

PYKE, PAUL & CO.,

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

Crai rfordsville,

Ind,

.DEALERS IN

.u/jBJ2icvi.r A' ir.ix/.i.v

3^[ jSk. Jt-5_ ZEr£ T" Jtii

and manufacturers of

TOAIUSTOX ES,

PA MIL VAULTS,

HAVING

JlAiS'SOLE-ifS,

MONUMENTS,

all kinds, from tho plainest stylo to tho most porFCC.V in beauty and grandeur.

purchased tho stock of MARBLE belonging to II. COLLINS, and being permanently located, We design making this ono' of tho most extensivo establishments of the kind in the West. Wo havo been carrying on tho

GREAT WESTERN

MARBLE WORKS

at Thorntowrt, Ind., for number of years, and through our efforts have suceeedod in establishing a trado unequaled by any in the State and by the liberal patronage we havo recoived during the past year from tho citizons of Montgomory and adjoining counties, we havo boon induced for tho further extension of cur trade.

to Establish a Shop in Crawfordsvillc,

and hope by strict attention to business 'and using none but the best of material, whioh we got direetly from tho quarries, to be abl® to gell at such rates as to 9

TDefy all Competition.

"We visit all parts of tho country With designs of our work, which will enablo persons to select at their homes such work as they may desire, and at the same prices that could be furnished at tho shop.

A N II. J. TTEKSTET!. VT. L. MAF. JERE. KF.EKEY

WILL SELL 00DSI Sr-pOULD °-ithatRESPECTFULLYinto,surroundingTH-EopenedandIftfoRMand?iu'"enteredtfordhaveCrawfordsville'"cofthey---c'public

country)

-, '"'s-

A W O E E E

WARRANT SATISFACTION' OR NO SALE.

arc also prepared to furnis'H Batfdlng

Stone and solicit a call before purchasing elsewhere. marS '60.

purchasing else-

PYKE, PAUL CO. .. yl.-:

WEBSTER, MAY & KEENEY, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

A. SALE AG]E3STCY, For the purpose of facilitating the sale, oxohange and transfer of Real ISstatei PerSOtas therefore, wishing to eithor buy or sell f"artUs, Town Property, or wild Lands, are solicited to give us a call. Terms, the most favorable ^"BUSIKKSS OFFICE, with County Recorder, dec. 7, 1865—l.V.

'. ADDITIONAL

Bounty, Pension & Pay? GRANTED

CnAWFORDSYILLE, July 19. tf, wii.^9 IJUT Groceries.

by recent acts of Congress to DIS

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