Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 December 1867 — Page 4

Modesty of kenluck) Democracy. The Kentucky Democracy are propaving to make larga demands upon their Northern allies, in case their combined forces shall hereafter bo enabled to obtain control of the Government.

Wo have heretofore noted the nc lion of tho Kentucky Legislature for the colleotion and preservation of evidenca of the number and supposed value of slaves emancipated in that State by the thirteenth amm&ndracnt to the constitution. These arc to be salted down until tho Democracy have a controlling majority in Congress, should that day of promise for rebels ever come, as tho Kentucky solons are not so green that they would think of presenting so preposterous a claim to a Republican Congress.

Eut this is only a beginning. A cor respondent of the Louisville Journal advises the State to audit and pay the claims of citizens of Kentucky for supplies taken by the Union armies, for which tho Government refused to pay, in consequence of the disbyalty of tho claimants and that when the State shall cash these demands she shall call upon the the National Government for restitution.

Aft if• this wero not enough, the LouisYillo Democrat recommends the appointment of a legislative commit teo to investigate and mak-i report of tho losses sustained by tho people of Kentucky from tho vni ions raids of John Morgan through that State, and that when tho amount is a^cot tained the Government shall be called upon to make good the damage.

XVo .sjiould be glad to know that there was some way in which the few really 103" a I men of Kentucky who suffered from the thefts of Morgan's guorrillas could obtain compensation lor their losses, but it would be the climax of impudence for a Legislature swarming with numbers who serve.! under Morgan, to prefer such a elaun, if it were otherwise a legitimate one against tho National Government.

What Morgan did in Kentucky was 80 far as the Stale is concerned, sub stantially the act of the State. He and his followers were Kentuckians. Their raids into the (State were not treated, or considered by its people as invasions of an enemy, but the wel come visits of friends. The populace, •when not restrained by fear of pun ishment. from Union troops, received him and his raiders with ?pcn arms As fast as his ranks were depleted. Kentucky volunteers filled them again and so far as supplies could be furnished to him. the mass of the people gave them with alacrity

As soon as the war was o^er the Legislature of Kentucky made haste to pass an act of indemnity protect, ing Morgan's follower? from prosecution by those whom they had robbed, and aU another law by which rein soldiers were made tho political tii^tu tors of the Stale.

This was followed up by tho election of one of Morgan's staff officers as Auditor of State, by an immense majority of the popular vote of Kentucky*, and at the same time scores of officers and privates who had served under him were elected to tho Legislature, and to fill lucrative offices in the various counties of the State, In short Kentucky has indorsed all that Morgan did, and it does not become her to demand of the Government com pensation for the ravages committed upon her citizens by his orders.

Tho Democrat mistakably asserts that tho Government has paid tho people of Indiana for the losses .sustained by them at the hands of Morgan's raiders. It has not done any such t.hin\

long

nor

is there any probability that it will. Our citizens have asked the State to make good their losses, and the lai Legislature directed the appointment I of a commission to ascertain the! amount of injur}- suffered by them, but neither the General or Stale Gov I eminent have paid a dollar on this acco t. We think there is no instance in which

Congress has appropriated mone_ to pay for damages committed by rebel raiders or rebel armies. Only last week, a Cingrt tsional committee reported adversely on a petition of the people of Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, praying compensation for the injury inflicted upon them by the rebel General McCausland, by whose orders tho principal part of ihoir town y?as burned.'

If Congress refuses to compensate the people of States which furnished soldiers to the Union army alone, ror damages sustained by rebel ravages, it is safe to predict that the rtbel Legislature of Kentucky will bo wast ing its valuable time in asking for an appropriation to pay Morgan's friends for food, clothing and munitions ot war furnished to him and his thieving followers.—Ind Journal

Romance and Reality. Weh avo been told a little love story, •which briefly stated is about as follows: A young lady went from this city to Logansport. Ind., visiting friends, some two or threo years ago. Whilo there, became acquainted with a fine appearing man. Acquaintance ripened into friendship friendship into love love to proposal proposal to acceptance. The love and engagement continued

and steadfast. Last Thanksgiving Day was the timo set for marriage. Place—a church in Toledo. Time as rived brido ready friends assembled at church minister waiting brido groom comclh not. More time passed lover came said lie had just received word that a very dear friend was lying at point of death—(lover lying at every breath,) must see his dying friend marriage postponed husband oJect went aftornuon came lover's wife, and two children also came stopped at hotel sent word to the family of young lady who had thus providentially escaped the villian's snare mutual explanations and understandings would -be-bigamist still absent, visiting with 'dying friend' young lady still living add, not so miserable as she might have been.—• Toledo Commer-

F. B. GUTHRIE & BRO.,

DEALERS IN

FRESH MEATS

OF ALL KINDS.

Pay the higlicat market prices for

BEEF-CATTIJ3, HOGS SHEEP.

B52E1ES and PELTRIES WASTED.

jSTo. IO

cpte:mer 2o,

Green Street,

Crawfordsville Indiana,

December 2, 1867.

.KKLLEY'S

Hammotii Shoe House,

Opposite Masonic Hail,

ORA WFORDSVIDLE, INDIANA.

Is now receiving

lOO CASES

BOOTS & SHOES,

FOR FALL. A^itt

WINTER WEAR,

A.11 mad© expresslv

FOR

TRADE.

—THEY ARE ALL—

FIRST JjJOSS 6! GO S3.%

Custom and Eastern made and

LL WARRANTEE

-I WILL' SELL THEM—-

10 PER CENT, LESS

than any other House in tho city.

COME & SEE

THOS. S. IvELEY.

1867,

HOWE,

Sinewrt.

TBS howe mmmt SEWING MACHINES,

699 MSJSltK'SMP 5% NEW YORK.

FOR FAMILIES AMD MANUFACTURERS.

These World Renowned SEWING- MACHINES

Were awarded, the highest premium at the World's Fair in London, and. six first premiums at the Neic York Stale Fair of 18C6, and Are celebrated for doing the best work, using fi much smaller needle for the same thread than any other machine, and by the introduction of the most approved machinery, we are now able tn supply the very best machines in the world*.

These machines are 123:1 do a1 oi!S' new and spacious Factory a? Kfririgreport, Conn., under (ito imsaacciiale super vision off" (lie President of the. Company,

Jr., 18ie ort

SILVER-SMITHING! P.

:--i

FiTZPATRicic.

O S

Watches

and -.t

JEWELRY.

gf HAVE on hand a large and fine nssortmcnt of the best American, English ami Swiss Winches, now in the market. AI:»o, a larg« .supply of 8-duy and 24-hour clocks of all kind? nnd of the best quality. Also, a largo tock of

SPECTACLES,

of all kinds to suit the market, and warranted to give entire fiatisfat-lion. Also, a largo assortment of fine Gold and fauey Jewelry, all of the latest utiles with ft Dno stock of^ ....

OolcL Pens,

I have alau just received a new and complete *et of Watchmaker's

TOOLS AND MATERIALS,

.ind am now ready to do all work that

January 17, 1387.

EiLSAfc

^nsal

inventor

of iSie Sewing- itSachine. They arc adapted to all kinds of Family Sew ing, and to the use of Seamstresses, Dressmaker.Tailor?, Manufacturers of .Shirts, Collars, Skirts. Cloaks. Mantillas Clothing, Hats, Caps, Cor.-ets, Boots, Shoes, Harness, Saddles, Linen Goods. Umbrellas, Parasols, &e. They work equally well upon silk, linen, woolen and cotton goods, with siik, cotton or linen thread. They will perform every species of sewing, milking a be.-iuiiful an I perfect stitch, alike on both sides of the article sewed.

The Stitch invented by JfSr. and made an this •/Machine, i,«

the most popular

atitl durable, and all Sewing •Machines are subject to the principle invented by him.

SEND FOR CIRCULAR.

J. O- BRYANT,

E N E A A E N

98 WASHJWCiTOjV STREET,

nsicstgWj 111.

may be

favored with ill the be3t style and with iMtoiti'Tvkss. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired immediately, and work warranted one year.

Call at E. J. Ilinford's Drug Store, War'' ingion street, west of the court-house. P. FITZPATFICK.

August, 31. 1800- vl.

Ladles, Take Particular Notice.

THE REAL VELPEAU FEMALE PILLS.

[WARRANTED FKENOH.J

THESE

PILLS,

so celebrated

many years ago in Paris for the relief of female irregularities, and afterwards so notorious for their criminal employment in tha practice of abortion^ arc now offered for

Bale for tho first time in Amorica. They have been kept in comparative obscurity, from tho fact that the.originator, Dr. Velpeau, is a physician in Paris, of great wealth and strict conscientious principles, and has witheld them from general use lest they should be omployad for unlawful purposes.

In overcoming Female Obstructions, Falling of tho Womb, Whites, Orocn Sickness, Suppression, Retention, or Immoderate Flow of the Monthly Discharges, Nervous nnd Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on Slight Exertion, Palpitation of tho Heart, Iiystorics, Ac., and will effect a oure when all other means have failed and, although a powerful remedy, do not contain jalomcl, antimony, or anything hurtful to tho constitution.

To (iinrricil ladies and young girls who bar# never been regulated, they are peculiarly suited. They will, in a short time, hring on the monthly period with regularity.

Caution.—Married ladies should never take them when there is any roason to believe themselves pregnant, for thoy will be suro to produo« a miscarriage.

These Pills aro entirely safe, under all circumstances, being composed ontirely of substances from the vegetable kingdom.

Each box has the coat of arms for the city of Paris stamped on the box, with the words "Trado Mark.'' in French, to counterfeit which is a misdemeanor, and r.ll persons will be dealt with according to law.

Full directions accompany each box. Ladies car. obtain a box, sealed from tho eye# the curious, by enclosing one dollar and seven tajte stamps, to anv respcctablo druggist* or

to SI. W. t' (i'nepi I .-V if on I for the ITni:c:l States nirl Canada*. :t Albany N. Y.. or U. K. Kruiif and Tin ford & Bro., Crawfordsville, and J.J'rnggi.ts every whara.

October 3. Ti7-y I

"CRAWFORDSVILi.mi

WOOL'EXCHANGE

AND

AT T3SE OLD 5IGft OF

WOOL WANTED,

Lynn Corner, €j avvfordsv5SSe.

0()L GROWERS, LOOK HERE. Examine our Stock and look for yourselves. The largest and best stock of

W O O ~L in 1ST S

we have ever offered to our trade, and or? butter tonns than t'of ynars. Warranted

NO SHODDY 0E WASTE

Goods. V( have a splendid stock of

SUMMER GOODS,

DRY-GOODS-

5 J.*

COTTON A DES.

SHEETINGS & SHIRTINGS. TRIMMINGS, Ac.

COLORED AND WHITE

"Cf

:I'V-

CARPET YARNS,'

that are good. .Cotton Yarns, Batting* Ac.

CARDING AND SPINNING

and Roll carding dono promptly and in order, Wool Received at the Factory or Store for exchange or work. H-, M. HILLS. I.

A $

frav

28, mi-,

1 Jl

t, i'^i

(f-

rr»Y8t«.)

,£2n riBsc* gg i:

Sept. 2i!, '67-grt

3 a

Nov. 7. 18G7.

imy

TEY

OBAID OPEi\lI« OF

FALL & WINTER GOODS!

Evans & ft«g

NO.

National Block, Washington Street.

Aftor selling at st for* the past 60 days, otir stock of Summer Goods, and all depreciated stock, avo

have replaced thuiu wiib a

NEW AND DESIRABLE ASSORTMENT

OF1 STAPLE AiSTD FANCY

BftY GOODS AID NOTIONS.

Also, a large lot of

HATS. CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES,

Which wo aro prepared to offer

LOWER THAN OLD GOODS AT COST I

Weare determined to Bell ("II EA P. tho N IU.E DIME is preferred to the SLO I U.UM N.

WJE HAVE HUT ©ME 1®KSCE,

.. "Which is t'O arranged us to act competition at defiance.

m, -m-m. mi:

All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for Goods.

EVANS & HUGHES.

NO. 3,"'COMMERCIAL'"BLOCK,

CLOTHS CFISSJMERES DRESS GOODS,

WHITE OODS,

4 MiOTI

Iff til's)

j^iLi

33almorai & Hoop Slvivts.

WEIJS T£UE$ 8TGC&i

ALSO, A FULL LIME OP

BOOT'S, SHOES,-HATS AND .CAPS,

at the lowest market price.

A.HEIAGh' ANUFATCORY

D0HERTT~& DEIGHT0N,

Washington Street, Opposite Centre Church,

Have conBtantlj' on hand and for sale, a general stock of

Carriages, Buggies, Spring and Farm Wagons,

And Vehicles of every description, of the very LATES1 and NE\\ES1 PATTERNS, Manufactured of the very BIvST SE JN GliOLII lMIibit, which they will sell at the most reasonable rates, and take old work

IIAVE,THE

w&nm xm

Grlasts

IIEN RV WASSON,C. W. ELMORE.

EXCLUSIVE RIGHT OF

GRAFT'S SHSFTS^SO TOP RAIL,

By which the top of a buggy can be taken off in ten seconds, and is as secure when on as if rivited to the seat.

Done on SHORT NOTICE and 'at MODERATE PRICES.

ALL WORK WARARNTED FOR

March *L 1867-tf. DOflBBTV & DBrGHTOS".

ONE

ENLARCEjj FACILITIES* '-REDUCTION OP EXPENSES!

J. S. MILLER & COTS

Carriage Manufactory!

Market Street, north of Court IIoute,

CiiAWFOEDSVILLE,

HAVIXft

iiSC^ (Cil (1 I UJ

INI,

recently purchased, 'enlarged ttrnd

improved the premises ire occupy, thereby saving expense of rent, aud giving increased facilities for manufacturing

Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies, |g Sleighs, Spring Wagons, &c.

wc would respectfully announce to our and the public generally that we are now in p*. anion to defy all competition, in our line in tki* State as regards

Prices, Style & Workmanship, and invite an inspection of our Carriages, 3ug«|: gie?. See., a fine assortment of which we keep constantly on hand. Being all practical vrorkmcB and employing none but the most skillful, and using the VERY BEST OP MATERIAL, togetker with our long acquaintance with the wants of thi3 section of country, wo cannot holp giving satisfaction, as we confidently assert that our work and prices cannot be excelled by any other establishment in Indiana. Old Uuggies taken in exchange. All our work warranted one year.— licpniiing, Blacksmithing, Trimming, Painting/ Jcc., e.vecutc.l with neatness and despatch.

Superior Farm Wagons* Oi:r Farm Vv'agons are built expressly for this market by STUDECAKBR BROS., of South Hend, Tr.d., of the vert best timbkr, and more with the view of giving entire satisfaction to purchasers than profit to the manufacturers or to us.--W'e fully warrant thciu in evkbt farticclar fot' one year, and will sell them cheaper than any other establishment in the county. A flogf stock always on hand.

J. S. MILLER & CO',

September 20, 1866. ly

Tgj&ATNTS for Farmers

and others.—

The Grafton Mineral Paint Co. are now' manufacturing the best, cheapest and most durable Paints in use two coats well put on, mixed with pure Linseed Oil, will last 10 or 15 years it is of alight brown or beautiful chocolate color and can bo changed to green, lead, stone, drab, olive orcreain, to suit the tr.sse of the consumer' It is valuable for houses, barns, fences, carriage and oar-makers, pail.* and wooden-ware, agricultural implements, canal boats, vessels and ships' bottoms, canvas, metal nnd shingle roofs, (it being fire atid witter proof), floor oil elolhs, (one manufacturer having used 5000 barrel*, tho pa»t year,) and as a paint for any purpose is unsurpassed for body, durability, elasticity and adhesiveness. Price $6 per bbl. of 300 lbs., whieh will supply a farmer for years to coins. WArraa ted in all cases as above. Send for a circular which si es full particulars. Nona gonuins unless branded in a trade mark Grafton Miaer*! Paint. Address DANIEL BID WILL, Septd'()7-mfi.] 254 Pearl St.,

N. T.

A N

1ACHIEESH0?

JIn Cratvfordemlie.

BLAIR, LYLE & CO.,

HAVE

NOW IN OPERATION YORXW and MA IN E SH O P, in this place, and invite all interested in

MACHINERY OF ANY KIND,

to give them a cull. They are making all kinds of castings, such as

MILL GEARING, every doBcnpH&nj

SOHG1IUM MILLS,

FUKNACE FKONTS

SUGAR KETTLES,

HATfi BARSl,

Making Patterns for, and Replamtsg

STOVE PLATE.?

OVENS, DOG IKONS, to.,

Thoy are prepared to repair

Tubular Boilers, Steam .Engine*,.

Thrashing Machines,

Reapers,* Drag Saws, Movers,

and to inftks and it up

Brass Castings, and £l«eksmithi»$

of evory description.

All work done b\ this firm

vrariantod to porforca as represented.

CASn PAID FOR

OLD IRON, COPPER & BRASS.

pST- Shnyj on Green street, near tho Depot, may 10 'Rfi.J BLAIR, LYLE A CO.

PIJSTE LATH, PINE SHINGLES, CEMENT, LIME, COAL,

iSS-iSi-T a*IC, tSso.

T!IK

UNDERSIONED would reppectfufly tnform those interested that he is prepared t» luniisli the tratle with the abovo nnmod artielns, at the lowest cash rates. My place of bu*ine#e is convenient to everybody, "being located oa the lot formerly occupied by the old hotel, known a* the Crime House. J. V. KESHAN*.,,,.

you want I'ine Lath, call on

pait

you want Limo, call on

YEAR.

KEERAN.

you want Pine Shingles, call on

KEERAK.

you want the best Cement, eall on KBERAF..

EEERAJT.

you want any of the aboTe named articles, «t reasonable rates, call on KEERAN.

Rustic Shades

SALL at the "CORNER BOOK STORE" a»4 see our full assortment of Rustic Window hades, made-of pine wood, nice,, pretty and si i)rices belmv anything ever offered in this eity. )ug23tf.] L. A-- FOOTE & C®.j

LASS, PAINTS »nd OILS, for sale at Fry'* rfirhl?..