Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 September 1866 — Page 3

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THE JOURNAL.

Time Table L..,

IV.

.Express!...'. Freight. A ceom 111 it on

A. & C. R. SI.

TRAINS GOING NORTH.

Accommodation .. Freight

W hope the disloyal puppet of chc Rcvicie under.- tands us.

Circuit Com?.

Cur Circuit Court has adjourned. Sinco our Just report, mcst of the remainder of tho term was spent in trying tho case of tho State vs. Amanda Mitchcll, chargod with infanticide.— The killing was admitted, but the piea of insanity proved effectual, and the defendant was acquittod, the jury remaining out all night, howover, before agreeing.

Lutes, tho hog thief, was scntStidfcd for four years: and Marsh Lyon, for stealing wheat, for tuo years. The docket was not nearly all disposed of. There will be a, call session of the Court in December.

Mr. JOHN PURDUE and bill bowers havo •got possession of tho copperhead party in this 3'istrict, and are running tho. concern on tho .I'hiladelphia-negro-suffrage-demi-John-son platform. Thoy both avow themselves Republicans, and sny they have not changed.

Pall into tho ranks, ye uiiterrified, for your file leaders have sold you out 1 There is a powerful virtue in greenbacks.

"We had supposed that the days of secret political societies had passed away."—Review. There is a uast diffcrbnco between loyal societies formed to preserve the Government, and treasonable societies gotten up to effect a^cvolution by murder, arson, rapine and devastation. See HciTren's testimony.

The puppet of the Review has undertaken a big job—that of. writing down the Grr.nd Army sof the Republic. The Iv. G. C.'s and Sons of

Liberty in tho North aided Uy their allies South, :..undortook tho same thing, but failed. When you accomplish the object, Charley,, telegraph

US.

Wo have only space in this issue to say to tho truo Union men of this county, that the political skies aro bright. Every sign is encouraging, and if we only apply ourselves vigorously to the work till election, wo will blessed with such a victory as will mako evory truly loyal and patriotic Union man rejoice and be "exceeding glad."

The Editor of the Lafayette Courier was in orror in stating that tho Resolution indorsing Ho^.G. S. Orth, war passodrftt a meeting of the -Foaians. The resolution was passed at a meeting of tho Union Club of Crawfordsville, which was numerously attended,

A. M.

9:."4 A. M. 4:00 1'. M.

UNION MEETINGS.

Tho Union candidates for the various county oflicos will address their fellow-ciMze'ns at the, v, times aad places mentioned below, and would respectfully invite all persons, without distinction of party, 'to give theiu a hearing:

WKI.TKSV-IM.I:, Thumlnv, September 27th'.* at 7 P. M. I'isi:nKRiCKSi vr.!, Friday, September 28th, a! 7P.il.

LINHKN'j Monday, October 1 JF, at 1 P. M. 1 'Pi*KASANT Ifn.r..'same day, at 7 P. M. .. :.*Wii)DLETOWN, Tuesday, October 2d, at 1 P. M.

Ar.AMo, same day,- nt 7 P. M. Buowx's VALLEY, Wednesday, October 3d, 7 P. .\.

PAR'KRRSBVKI?, Thursday, OCTOBER 4fh, at

LADOGA, aamo day nt 7 P. ?-F. -FT

SIIAXNONDAM:. Friday, Oct»icr 5 th,'at 1 DARLINGTON", same day, at 7 P. M. "Either P. P. KEXXKOV, Jonx M. Bm.ER, or lion. M. P. WHITE, will attend the above meetings and wtuh the candidates, discus.- the various matters, State .vi'I National, now undergoing invcitigntion by tLb public. Union men, turn out.

L-— tions of the. day.

Another Signal Failaire. j- Tnonwnwv The niongrel-fusion-dei.'i-John-son mcoting'ji'*

point of numbers and enthusiasm, will astonish the Copperhead kingdom.

r.'silorj !?lcsa, be on "Worn* CJsnavd.

At'e trust nil Union men will be on their guard, rind, look out for illegal voters. By reference to a letter published in this paper, it will be seen that the Copperhead? have been making arrargements to shiji a lot of Kentucky rebels into our State to carry the elections in closely contested counties. The C'oppctheacls have no hopes of succeeding in Boouo or Hendricks counties, and will, no doubt, try to import voters from those counties into Montgomery, in order to defeat the will of the loyal pcojilc. Wc say be on the aiort, nm! give all such a hot reception. The State is safe for twenty thousand Union majority, and Montgomery county is certainly ours if we do our duty* It is as necessary to watch, as it is to pray.

Bowen, the pensioned hireling of the RericK. has the impudcncc to apply the term rncrccntt: to the editor of this paper. We bought the JOURXAT, ofSco with our own money, and paid for it, and all we ask or receive for our labor is pay lor what wo honestly earn in our legitimato business. "Wo not only own our office, but our principles, and are not under the control of any man or set of men. How is it with the Jievicw conccrn. It is owned by a few Copparhcad leaders, whoso commands Bowen is bound to obey •with as much obsequiousness as ever a Southern slave did that of his master. Wc hurl back with scorn the slanderous imputation, with the declaration, that wc prefer honest prinejplos and exalted manhood to truckling subsemcncy and slavish restraint. i.

The Puppet of the Jievicw boasts of -a

"plethoric purse." If he will liquidate a note in •tho possessitrrrof-,a frtentf of "BUfs tho* depMi'csh consequent^etTOn tvillijcSDatii a wiSde bertB in his p.ocket Jpx.said^urse.

.having proved disastrous nc the 15-th, another! InClO will bo a Grand Rally cf ttii desperate ciTurt wac made on ycs.'^rdav for a grand the "L-lHCn men and Soldiers of the Sill lally of the almost defunct pa."!y. The la?! Congressional District, at Thorntoxcn, movement was a more complete faiu.rc than the

is they could not procure a sufficient r.umber i,» •I-lies on horseback to represent the whole num- plCSeilt to address the people. b. of .States—only having thirty-three. Probably they omitted Vermont, Maine, Sco., because .'.tl'eir elections were unconstitutional. The whole procession did not number more than one hunci'.d and iifty. Our space will only allow us to sa that if it had not been for the people attracted he. to witness the County Fair, it would not l. '.\e been considered a respeetub'e township 'meeting.

Our old friend, W conecrn to the best: advantage. i'n the fitli of October, the true Uuion me:i of this county propose to m.-Vkc a display, which, in

E A N

UNION RALLIES?!

.. 9:34 A. M. .. 141: 1'. M. 7:00 P. M.

GOING SOUTH.

LGBAiYOX.

There will be a grand Mass Sleeting of the Iruo Union men of Boone county at Lebanon, on Friday, Sept. 28th, 1S(3G. Gov. Morton and lion. II. W

Thompson will certainly be there and address the people.

PISGAIS CaitJiSCBff.

A Lnion Mass Meeting of the citizens of Madison, Sugar Crock, Franklin, and other Township.s, will be hold in a Grove near Pisgah Church, four miles nprth of Darlington, on Saturday, September. 20th.

Hon. M. 1). White, John M. TJutler, Esq., and other distinguished speakors will be present and address the people. By order COMMITTER

'WAVK^AaTD.

There will be a Union Mass Meeting of the citizens of Montgomery, Parke, Putnam and Fountain counties, held ufc IVirvcland, on Wednesday, October ?rf. Hon. R. YV. Thompson, Rev. Mr. McMuIlen, Hon. H. S. Lane and Chaplain Lozier, will be present and address the people on the political ques-

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Thursday, -October Mil,

{preceding one. Gen.Stcadman, the negro-snflrage .. pcakcr, did not appear, but the ubiquitous .ifli-J CVCljbodj. COme, bring OUl' lual that was raised by an ancient gentleman nam- friends, families and banners. Bring

Baalam supplied his place. jyour baskets filled with GOOD Tin.V(iS. The poor party is reduced to a desperate strait. Eminent speakers and orators will

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c. Vance, enginccYcJ the be Tin iftcpting of the campaign

E5eat3i of Stephen BJeeli,

announce

STEPHEN BECK, our former highly es

teemed townsman, who departed this life on the 2kh, at Chicago, Illinois Farewell Stephen, •, Green be the turf above thee,

None knew thee but to lovo thee, "v: None namocl theo but to praise.

Silver plate belonging to tho royal family of Saxony, sent to Prague, weighs thirty tons, and tho Crown jewels ten tons.—Exchange.

Wouldn't the sight of that lot make Butler's '-.'eya^s bung out," at d. his fingers tingle for a grab at it ?—Review.

Not half as bad as you and your copperhead associates do. to get a grab'-.at'" Joh'fi Purdtie's greenbacks.

Oh }'ou beast?!

THE GREAT SHOW.—*Our

fun-loving

readers are refcred-.to tho advertisemeat of John Robinson's Circus and Menagerie, which will exhibit in this city on the 4th. Those fond of amusement can havo an opportunity of ro-1 alizing their desires.

figy- From tho last Jtevictb, we infer that the editor has studied.'.'Sinbad tho Sailor."

This accounts for his miscrablo habit of lying. ..

JBSj?" Andy Johnson having swung around the circle, has arrived at Washington, and is said to bo in excellent spirits, probably because excellent spirits, woro in him.

any

Walking is a very good thing

for your health, but- it wont do you

good if you haven't on a pair of those nice boots or shoes at Hood's.

MRS. JENKINS

WHY

Bill .Bowers says the '-'tariff system lias perplexed sutK, minds as.Clay and Webster." "What would?perplex Clay and Webster" would sustained' an irreparable loss. -Her death is be as? plain to the itkiiul 6f Bowers as uiud. mourned by all who linjw her while she livod.

complained in tbe

evening that the turkey sho had eaten did not set well. "Probably," said Jenkins, "it was not a hen-turkey."'— IIo got a glass of water in tho face.

aro ladies kissing each other

like an emblem of Christianity? Because they are doing to each othor as they would man should do unto them.

A IfiTTLE boy being asked, "what is the thief end of man/"' replied: "the end what's got the head on."

DIED

—At Dccatur, Ills., on the-19th inst., Miss MARX M. G. JAMES, daughter of W. A. and Matilda James, of, this city, in the: 24th year of hor ago..

The deceased was -a young lady of estimable character, and beloved by a large circle of frionds £ttrd~acquaintances. In b'er decease, society has

•Montgomery Comity Fair BAKLOO| ASCEKSMEJH!

A grund Balloon Afecension^ will be made by Prof. J. li. ^TEiNim^om the Fair Grounds of the Montgomery Co I Agricultural Society, on Saturday, the 2'Jth"df September. Prof.

EXTRACT

A WFO IlSSg

VS E.

•. The Union men of old itontgomery will have a- Grand Jubilee at CRA\Y-FOIv-DSVILLE, on Saturday, October -j GtJij- 13GG. It is intended that this shall

Come in- procossior. with banners andj music. Eminent speakers- will be in attendance.

T-.i. ,, ,. ,, cures baldness, and will not ^nin the skin. We Jt IS With feelings of heartfelt SOI'- tcu tho-story quiokUi, and tell it true, when we row that we announce tho death

A Falsehood. •.

say it is a perfect

Arch. Johnson is tclli speeches around the county, that there are over 130,000 negroes in Indiana, and that if tho constitutional amendment is adopted, excluding those negroes from the basis of representation, we will loso one member of Congress. Is Mr. Johnson Ij'ing ignorantly-, or is he ignorant? The census of 18G0 shows the number of negroes in Indiana to be only a littlo over 11,000.— Look at the census report.

STEIJJER is the

most celebrated 'vEronanfc in the United States,perhaps in the world. The Society having secured his services at a heavy expense/: have concluded to extend' the Fair one day longer*.

price' of admission, will bo 25

cents for all persons over 15 years of age children under 15 years, 10 cts. For particulars see small bills.

J- W. BLAIR, Sen., Pres't.

"A. W. LE.MJIOX, Secretary.^- T-

A 55 lii is is BP 6'c iii s—• A rJi a Bssas

Bleard fVosia—'Tcsiinaoriy of Medical litf en.

Stouey Point, White Co., Ajk., Mnv 23, 'fid. Dr. John liu//.•'•*—D'bar-.Sir-.: Last February I was in-Louisvillt) purchasing drugs, and t'"ot souie- of your SaraapaTi.Hnr^iTitt-Ouiron Ulrtei-f.0

My Son-in-law. who" was"with mo in tlio store. .il been down with rheumatism for souio time commeneed on the Bitters, and soon found his general health improved.

Br. Gist, who had been in bad health, tried them, and he also improved. Br. Coffee, who had been in bad health fur scvoral years—xtomach and liner r(Tected—lie improved very much by the use of your Bitters. Indeed the Cedron Bitters lias given you great popularity j-in this settlement. I think I could sell a groat quantity of your medicines this fall—especially (is your Cedron Bittors and Sarsaparilla. Ship me via .Memphis, care Kiekett ArNe'ely. ltespoctfuilv, 'r C. B. WALKER.

OF A SLETTER FROM Providence, Ala., May-13, 1806.

Dr. Jihn TiitU: I send you !?30 for Cedron Bitters please send what it will eome to after paving freight to Golumbus, Miss. have been troubled for several years with indigestion have had to take pills every night f.»r ten or 'fifteen

-p, years and in February, '1864, I was attacked

B_y 01 del of Ionn*h.p Union Ex. with general paralysis. I was confined to my Com. J. A. C. DOBSON. Sec y.

room for thy balance of the, year and-, in fact, continued iu a very weak and nervous condition until sonnj two months since, when I was put under an operation, and: your Cedron'Bitters for treatment. I commeneed improving right and am protty well restored. 'f Yours, trulv, scpt20- OO'y A. L. NEAT,'.

ZlOQ 'Z

away.

Moot! Moat A HEAD! READ MIE VI)!

ROOT'S PESTACIUXE preserves tho life of tlio liair-^rchanges it from gray to its original color in three weeks—prevents the hair from fain.aothe.best article for dressing the hair ever tV-und in I market—will surely remove dand' utt nn.l cure all diseases of tho scalp—is deligh jully p'orfuined

Restorer nml Orcasisiar CoRi&inctl.

No other preparation for tho hair contains Pes-ti':-hio Nut Oil. Sold by all druggists. ORKIN SKINNER Sole Proprietors mar. 15,'HG-ly. Springfield, Mass.

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Single Day.

Sold.by all Druggists, with full directions for use. 0RRIN SKINi!\ ER ife.CO., Sole Proprietors, (Springfield, Mass.

DEMAS BARNES CO., Agents, New York.l March .3 5,.J.866. ly.

TO. CONSUMPTIVES..

The advertiser, 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 dis-ease, Consumption—is anxious tojinakc known.tohis fellow-suf-ferers the means of cure.

To all who desire it, lie will send a copy of the prescription used (free of charge), with directions for preparing and using the samo, whi'ih they will find a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections. The only object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and Spread information which he conceivcs to be invaluable, and he hope3 every suilbror will try his remedy, as it will coat them nothing, and may prove a blessing.

Parties wishing the prescription, free, by return mail, will please address Rkv. EDWARD A. WIT,SON,

Williamsburg, Kings co., New York.

feb22

DIARBIICTCA AND DVSE.XTEKY.—A sure remedy for the worst cascsof acute or chronic Diarrhoea and Dysentery is Dr. Strickland's Anti-Cholera "Mix turc—thousands have been cured by it—our Government "uses" it

in"

ABO.—A word made respectable bv I i"1!1,\'Y »-UGGVTS every whore. Ask for Dr.

treasonable Copperheads. Only used sinco tho Democracy adopted the Philadelphia platform, by ignorant puppets.

Strickland Anti-C.liolera Mixturo. [1J

Strange, but True.,

Every young lady and gentleman in tiieUnitcd States can hear something very much to their advantage by return mail (free _of charge), by .addressing the undersigned. Those ha'viijg fears of being humbugged will oblige by r»t noticing this card. All others will plcase address their obedient servant, THOS F. CHAPMAN, feb221y \~x.-A'. 831 Broadway, New Yor¥.

SJSST OF IJETTEMS ,,

B-MAINCNG-- unclaimed in the:Post-Offico at CKAWFOItDsviLLE, Ind., Sifepti.^27^ 1866 Aslitpn Ella, Andrews Mary C. Barnbeart Peter, Black mrs W J, Bell miss Mary, Baldwin W, Baird Wm, Bell Ellen, Burns George, Bycrs miss Maggia, Brenton mrs Eler.or, Brown Benjannn "or Jacob, Britton C, Bunnel miss Sarah, Bryan James W.

Oassel miss Etia E, Champion Emily, Clossin A, Carl Joseph, Cook Franklin, Crouch miss •Mflndy, Combs mrs Martha, Cokes Henry.

Davis miss Rebecca, Dobson mrs Martha, Douglass mrs Elizabeth, Day Simeon. Evan's miss T,ouisa, ?Eokman & Nelson.

Fullinwider miss Lettie, Farris William. Goodhue John, Grider Z, Green George J, Grid N. Hito James W, Hamilton Jas, Hoss miss Catharine, Hutten Richrrd, Hutch on James.

Jones miss Mollic, Jett mrs Hester J, .Jeffrey mis3 Matilda, Jones miss Arminta, Jones Harrison, Johnson George, Jones miss Mary J.

Laync Dr Wy Lynn W P, Lcc miss Allie Littlcficld mrs Eliza J. Miller mrs L, Mathews mrs Emily, Matheny E II, Metzger Frederick, Mathers. Win N, Mullen Tilden, Moore mis3 Fanny, Myers John, McGoo miss Mary, McDaniel Jas II, McCa.be inrs Syrena.

Rcddy Nanoy J, Roggers mrs Sarah", "Russell Soloman, Ricktts MaryRead William, Richie mrs Mary A.

Smith July Ann, Smith "dr Thom'as 'T, Smith James E, Simpson Samuel, Shiler-C, Sharp B, Stickler David, Switzor James, Stapleton Joseph II, Starrs J.

Turner Starr, Tracem John. Wickens jGeorge, AValker Moses, Watkirfs Creo, Wright miss Jennie E, Wilson missSarah, Wilson Lucinda E, Wright Dord, Woodruff Aaron J, Williams Milton (J, Wray Elizabeth, Wray Mildred. A, White Thomas, Wilhitcr Sidnoy, Wilson Hon.John. ?-v.

To obtain these letters, the applicant must call for "ADVERTISED BETTERS,"'give the date of.this list, and pay 1 CENT-Tor advertising. If not called for Within one monfhj they will be. sent to tho Dead Letter offioc. [let 96.] WM. BROMLEY, P. M.

EXTRA BOUirTlT!.

DISPATCH,-

AGENT.'

L.I.I,,

SPECIAL NOTICES.

T. W. FRY & CO.

AVE just ojicncti a fino assortment of

TEU

A I N S

CHEMICALS,

O I S V.

IPye- Stuff a. Toilet. Fancy

ARTICLES,

SUGAR,

the' hospitals." "It has cured

many of our soldiers after all other means failed, in fact wo liavc enough proof of. the efficacy'of tins valuitblo preparation of •iistringoftts,' absorbents, stimulants and carminatives, to advise every one of our readers to get a bot£18 and-'.have it in readiness, and to those who suffer try i6 directly.

EXTRA PENSION I EXTRA PI¥!

PANTED by Acts of the late Congre'ss, to Discharged Soldiers, their Wid-

M°lor Children, or Parents, collected with

by W» P. BRSTTOiV,

f!£!r OFFICE—JXo. 1 Washington Hall Building, Craiefordsville.

To 33issoli£a,3^@ oc3.'

By the late law Equalizing Bounties, (in ADDITIONAL BOUNTY of $100 is granted to each JUL every soldier enlisted for TIIP.KK YKAHS, and serving out his time, who has received, or is entitled to receive, no more than the $100 bounty heretofore allowed by law and any such soldier discharged 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 S:50 is noWallowcd to each and every soldior enlisted for TWO YEARS. who has received, oris entitled to receive, no more than $50 bounty under previous laws. A bounty of £50 is also allowed to each and every soldier enlisted for any les- period than two years, who has been hoKombly discharged 90 account of WOUNDS received in the lino of duty.

To the IMEMMS of nECE,t&SED SOIsIPMISIlk:

If a soldier, enlisted for three .years, as above stated, has died of wou.vna received, or DISEASE contracted in the lino of duty, the additional bounty of $100 is allowed to the Wi'l-»o, Minor Children, or Parents 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, the additional bounty of $o0 is allowed to the Widow, Minor Children, or Parents of such deceased soldier in the order named.

TOi'^'OfiHLoeirs:

All officers below.the rank of Briga.dicr-Gcncral, who were in the service as such on tho 3d da.y of March, ISIift, and who wcro hfKiorably discharged, or who havo resigned, since April Dth, ItiOy, are now entitled bv law to three months pay proper.

To 'Pensioners:

Widows are now entitled by law to an INCREASE OF TIIEIIl PENSION $2 per month for cacli child under sixteen years of age. Invalid soldiers, for total disability, are entitled to a pension of from $8 to $15, $20 and $25 per month.

"•'.To obtain the benefits of these laws, persons are required in ail cases to make anew 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 the business of collecting claims, I feel warranted in saying that 1 can insure not only prompt attention on the part of tho Government, but an carl nud natiafaatnri/ ncttlcin/'nt of all just claims in trusted to my care. l'ocs regulated by law, but no char in any case unless successful. All letters of inquiry, containing stamp, promptly answered. Parties residing at a distance can have blttnks and instruction* scut to them by mail free of charge, on application to me.

CIGARS TOBACCO

OF THE FINEST QUALITY.

Wo havo also constantly on hand a very select stock of the best quality of

COFFEE, and TEA.

All of which wc will sell at tho very lowest MARKET PRICE. Call and see us, on Green street, two doors above J. W. Lynn & Son.

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

E. REMINGTON & SONS.

MANUFACTURERS

Revolvers, Rifles,

MUSKETS AND CARBINES

3For the United States Servicc. Also, POCKET AND BELT REYOLYERS,

REPEATING PISTOLS,'

RIFLE CANES, REVOLVING RIFLES

Rifle and Shot Gun barrels, and Gun materials old- by gun dealers and the trade generally. In those days, of housebreaking and robbery, every house, store, bank, and office should have one of

RE MING TONS' BEVOL VERS.

Parties desiring to avail themselves of tho late improvements "in Pistols, and superior workmanship and form, will find all combined in the New Remington Revolvers.

Circulars containing cuts and description of our arms will be furnished upon application. .... E, REMINGTON & SOlfS, Ilion, N.

MOORE &

NifcnoLS,

Agents,

,-y .. No. 40, Courtland St., New York.

^administrator's JVotice.

NOTICE

IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of tho Estate of ROBERT G. RUSK, late of Montgomery county# Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to bo solvent.

BAlTIS. B. RUSK, Adm'r

September 13,1S6& t3.- -J

i%elniinistrator7s J\motice*

NOTICE

IS HEREBY GIVEN, that tbe undersigned h&s been appointed Administrator of the Estate of Lydia G. Naylor, late of Montgomery^ county, Indiana,. deceased. Said esta,to is supposed to be solvent.

H. J. WEBSTER, Adm'r.'"

Sept. 13, 1866—3w. [pr fee $2.]

PEOMPTNESS AJS

ATTORNEY

GOVERNMENT CLAIM

"^ol€3.i©i^^:

W. I\ RIT rOiS^ I

Attorney and Government Claim Agent, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

Whore number of soldiers resi le in the same neighborhood, they can facilitate their business by first sending lrie their DISOIIAI::I:S, at the same time setting a day on which they will appear at my offico. In tho nicau time I can fill up the blanks, and have the claims ready for signing, and by this means save tunc/* [Aug. 9, 1866.—tf.

ROBERTSON & CO.,

holeRalo Manufactu-

ltul llctnil rcrs of

FURNITURE,

...Under ••McClelland Hall,"

Washington St., Cravrforetsville,

invitos attention to their large stock of

HOME MADE WORK,

and their facilities for supplying the trado and all others who favor them with a call.

COPPUfS

-©a

of all kinds furnished on short notice,

WLTII OR WITHOUT A HEARSE.

Aug. 2, 18(1 (i. mtiw.

FOR

Coughs, Colds or Croup,

'. -tJSE

COE'S COUGH BALSAM.

FOLL

S E SI A,

fiiarrhea and dysentery,

-UbfS

Coe's Dyspepsia Cure.

For Sal5

BY DRUGGISTS EVEMWIIERE. jan25'G6. ylw.

Lyon's Periodical Drops.

The Great Female Ilemetly FOR IRREGULARITIES.

These Drops aro a scientifically compounded fluid preparation, and better than any Pillsj Powders or Nostrums. Being liquid, their action is direct and positive, rendering them a reliable, speedy and certain specific for the cure of all obstructions and suppressions of nature. Their popularity is indicated by the fact that over 100,000 bottles arc annually sold and consumed by tho ladies of the United States, every ono of whom speak in the, strongest terms of praise of their great merits. They aro rapidly taking the place of every other Female Roinedy, and arS considered by all who kndfr liught of them, as the surest, safest, and most infallible preparation in the world) for the cure of ali femalo complaints, the removal of all obstructions of nature, and the promotion of health, regularity and strength.— Explicit directions stating wheii they may be used, and explaining when and why they should not# nor could not be tiScd without producing effects contrary to nature's chosen laws* will bo found carefully folded around each bottle, with the written signature of JOUN L. LYON, without which none are genuine.

Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. LYONJ 195 Chapel Street, New Haven,, Conn., who can be consulted either personally, or by mail, (enclosing stamp,) concerning all private diseases and female weaknesses,

Soid by Druggists everywhere. Price $1 50 per bottle C. G. CLARK & CO.,

Gcn'l Agents for U. £?, and Canadas.

Jan. 25, 186ft, -vfly.

USE- PRATT Sc BUTCHER'S

CELEBRATED MAGIC OIL

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

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

WALTER B, SLOAN'S

V- Dyr IP JR aVEJD

CONDITION P0WDE

THE GREAT STANDARD MEDICINE

For Horses and Cattle,

Used throughout thc'Vnitcd States and, Caru ados during the tost it3 years For the enre 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 K.ves, and Fatigue from Hard Labor also, Rheumatism, (commonly called Stifl complaint), which proves fatal to scr many valuable horses in this country.

SLOAN'S CGftDiT[QN POWDER

llns the largest sale of any Ilorso mid Cattle Medicine in this country. It is composed of herbs and roots, and for mildness, safety, .certainty and thoroughness, •tKndEK.]rrMminauUy..a.e the head of the list of Borte and OitUe Medicines.

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

Tho Cow requires to be supplied .with an abundance of food—not to make her fat—this is not dosirable, 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 of the blood. The effect is seen throughout the season by a rich and abnndant Sow of milk, geew*--- 4

The fanner is beginning to be aware of the Talnable properties of Sloan's Condition Powder, in promoting tbe condition of liie elioop nud preventing many of tho disoases of nil tho domesticated animals.

fifty ccnt packAgo of Slonn's 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. CAUTION.—To protect ourselves and tho public from being imposed upon by worthless imitations, the genuine will bear the fae^ simile signature of the pro* prietors on the wrapper.

TRICE 25 4 50 CTS. PER PACKAGE. For sale by Druggists and Merchants everywhere.

Sole Proprietors, Chicago, III

P. 0. Drawer 5826. AT RETAIL BY E. .T. Binford Bro., and R. K. Krout, Crawfordsville, Ind. [aug. 30, 1866—ly]

ITU IBM

A N

In Cratviordsville.

BLAIR, LYLE & CO.,

|^AVE NOW IN OPERATION a Focxnav and MACHINK Snor, in this placc, and invite all interested in

MACHINERY OF ANY KIND,

give tliem a call. Tlicy are making all kinds of castings, such as

MILL GEARING, every description

SORGHUM MILLS,

FURNACE FRONTS,

SUGAR KETTLES,

GRATE BARS,

Making Patterns for, and Replacing

STOVE PLATES

OVENS, DOG IRONS, &c., &c.

*fhey arc prepared io repair

Tubular Boilers, Steam Engines,

Thrashing Machines,

Reapers,

Drag Saws, Mowers,

ind to make and fit up

Brass Castings, and Blacksinithing

of every description.

figT'All work done by this firm is warranted to porform as represented

CASH PAID FOR

OLD IRON, COPPER & BRASS-

WMmlmM

ALL

medical men and the press recommend Dr. STRICKLAND'S ANTI-CHOLERA MIXTURE as the only'cbrtain remedy for Diarrhoea and Dysentery. It is a combination ot Astringents, Absorbents, Stimulants and Carminatives, a.ticlis warranted to effect a cure after all othet means havo failed, especially in chronic causes.

For sale by E. J. Binford and R. K. Krout, Crawfordsvillo, and Druggists generally. 50 cents perCbotlie. jf foct!9'65yl.

Rustic Shades.

CALL

at tho "CORNER BOOK STORE" and see our full assortment of Rustic Window Shades, made of pine wood, nice, pretty and at prices below anything ever offered in this city. aug23tf.] L. A. FOQTJS & CO.

EXTRA PENSION.1 EXTRA PAY!!

Extra Bounty!!!

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

R. H. CALLOWAY,

•flttorney at Isaiv anil

A I A E N

EVERY

commissioned officer beio-w the.rank of Brigadier-General, who was in service on M.-.rch 3d, 1865, and resigned, was mustered out, or honorably discharged after that date, is entitled to extra pay.

Those who received three months pay can recover tho difference, under the Act of Congrcs.* of Jnly I2th, JS/H).

Soldiers enlisted for three year?, an'I discharged after the 3d of March, or on account of disability, arc entitled to £100 bounty. Enlisted for nless period, §50 bounty. Heirs of'deceased soldiers are entitled to receive tho sane bounties.

Widows of deceased soldiers are entitled to an increase of pension of $2 per month for each chilli under 10 years of age. All claims entrusted to my care will be sroinptly attended to.

R. II. GABBOtVAY.

j£J3" Omen over corner Book Store, next door to the Mayor's oflice, Orawfordsville, Ind .T?^ang.a .'

r. 3sii

C. W. SAL'L'ENFIELD. K. M. SAPTKNFIKI.P

SAPPENFIELD & BRO.,

ATTORNEYS AT IAW,

tfitifl llefsi'lUfitfite JMgcnts,

WILL

ATTEND to business in tho Circuit and Common Pleas Courts in this and .adjoining counties. Will give-prompt attention to the settlement Of Estates, collection of Pensions and Soldiers' claims.

Buy and sell on commission, Houses & Lots, Vacant Lots, Faruic', 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 large number of desirablo dwellings in this city, also, a largo number of .vacant Lots, at very reasonable terms.

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

After property is placed in our hands' for sale, should the owjjer 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 must, in nil eases, be paid to us. ^50" Offico over Brown's Drug store, on Vernon:--St., Crawfordsville, Ind.

REFERENCES:—McDonald & Roach, Indianapolis Smith & Mack, Att'ys, Terre Haute Patterson it Allen, do Hon. I. N. Pierce, do Judge F. Maxwell, ltockville Win. Durham, President First National Bank of Crawfordsville Campbel,l Walker and Cooley, Professors of Law, Michigan University, Ann Arbor, Mich. [jan.4. '66-ly.

GEE AT WESTERN MARBLE WORKS!

PYKE, PAUL & CO.,

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

Cratvfordsville, Ind.

DEALERS IN

*1*1IFR1C*!IJY Sf ITAIjIJIJY

A E

and manufacturers of

TOMBSTONES, "J

.. FAMILY VAULTS,

HAVING

MANSOLEMS,

MONUMENTS,

all kinds, from plainest stylo to the most perfect in beauty and grandeur.

purchased tbd stock of MARBLE ludonging to HVGOLLINS, and being permanently located, wp design.making this ono of tho most extonsive establishments of the kind in tha West. Wb have been carrying on the

GREAT WESTERN

MARBLE WORKS

at Thorntown, Ind., for a number pf years, and through our efforts have succeeded ^"establishing a trade uncqualed by any in tho and by the liberal patronage we havo received during.the past year from the citizens of Montgomery and adjoining counties, we haVe been induced for the further extension of our trado .----

to Establish a Shop in Crawfordsville,

and hope by strict attention to business and us-~ ing none but tho best of material, which wo get directly from the quarries, to b6 able to sell at such rates os to

Defy all Competition.

We visit all parts of the country with designs of our work, which will enable persons to select at their homes Sttch work as they liiay desire, and at the same prices that could be furnishod at tho shop.

A W O E E E

.... ami

II. J. WEBSTER. TR.

-V. '-J F.

WARRANT SATISFACTION OR NO SALE.

XST- Wc:are also prepared, to furbish Buildinrf '-tone and solicit a call before purchasing el«cI* PYKE, PAUL & COl

where, mar 8 '66.1

yi.

UXY. JKRE KEKN'ET

WEBSTER, MAY & KEENEYT REAL ESTATE AGENTS, WOUIL)°

nESPECPU.I.LV

ILITOEM THE.

Crawfordsville ahdsurrounding

country, that they have entered into, and opened

A. SALE AGrEnSTCY, For the purpose of facilitating the sale, exchango and transicr of Real Estate. Persons therefore, wishing to either buy or sell Farms, Town Property, or wild Lands, are solicited to give US a call. Terms, the most favorable.

Bosixriss OFFICE, with bounty Rccordor. dec. 7) 1865—ly.

ADDITIONAL,

Bounty, Pension & Pay GRANTED

by recent acts of Congress to DIS

CHARGED SOLDIERS, their WIDOWS, MI,SOR CHILDREN, or PARENTS, promptly collected by

TIIOMSOW & RISTINE, Crawfordsvilt'e, Indiana. Office over Campbell, Galey & Harter's Store, Green street.

Augi 16,'66^ n49tf^

sure and call at J. H. Benefiel's when you wish to buy Family Groceries,