Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 May 1872 — Page 2

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THE JOURNAL.

T. H. B. MoOAIN »nd J. T. TALBOT EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.

Crn\vfonIsville, tint., May SI, lJS.

REPUBLIC A3 STATE TICKET. For Governor, THOMAS M. RttOWNE, of Randolph.

Fvr Lieutenant (lovernor, LEONI l»ASsBXTON,of Ru*K for Ster'tarv r-f State,

W. W. (.'UlIKY.'ol VIK.» Fv A*hlitor of SMte,

JAME8 A. WILPMAN. ol Howard. For Trtoturer of Stotf, JOHN B. GLOVER, id Lu*r«uc».

For Attorney GVn«r«!.

JAMM C. DENNY, of Knox. ftr

5vptrtofrmf?nf

of PuWie Instruction,

DSNJAMIN W. SMITH, of Murion. For Cl*rk qf the Supreme Cowl, CHARLEs *CUOLL. of Clark.

F*r Ktporter of tht Supreme Court, JAWBS B. DLACK, of Marion. /"'or Oouflrf«jrM«rt-flf-Icrpf, GODLOVE S. ORTH, of Tippecanoe.

For Prtsidmtinl Electors,

1st M*iriet—D. H. Kl!MLEK,ofV»niderh irft •ind District—CYRtlii T. NIXON, of Floyd, 3d District—JOUN R. CRAVENS, «.| .Jerten-in,

Fjr

Yrankliu,

or an

ith District—JAMES JOHNSON, 7 th Pifctrici—JESSE HARPER, of Wuriro, Ith DSftnct—C. CGWiJlLL, of WuKi^h, 9fh Diitnct—K. P, TAYLOR, f»f AII»*o. lfih lMitrlct—E. W. H. KLLI?. «f Elbh*rt. 11 tli Pt»tne*—SIDNEY KEl'lH. uf

JOSEPH A GILKKY, of •, i-. For Trean-rcr, THOMAS H. SCOTT, of l*»uoo. ro-.«Vr/f,

ith Kemiif's mill in the western pari

For i'jnnf,

JACOB M. TKOUTMA.v ot ttiwn. ftr ComNWR^r., :iu Dutrict—WM. P. RAM BY. of Union, lit District—JOHN DU'IGUIfS. or Wnvn*.

THK public debt wxi"reduced during the month of April, $12,fBS,0S9. Onto Philadelphia.

IKF. SMITH and James Upton Keane. Americans of African descent, were heard disputing on the street the other day, when one of them said: "What's de u?e fo' us to be 'sputin 'bout dis thing always? let's 'fer it to de Congress districks."

THE MishawaVa Enterprise office is offered for sale. It is complete in all its appointments, and is doing a good business. We regret to learn of the ill health of friend MONTGOMERY which compels him to relinquish the conductorship of one of the best little papers on our exchange list.

THE Indianapolis Journal of last Monday has an able editorial iu favor of a high tariff on pig iron. We congratulate the Journal on its thorough conversion to the doctrine of encouragement to American manufacturers. May it continue to display the same ability iu handling Unimportant question.

SEVENTEEN States have chosen delegates to the Philadelphia Convention. Of the 330 delegates chosen, but thirteen are Federal office holders. Every one of the seventeen have been instructed for the re-nomination of Gen. GRAST. The Cincinnati Convention was called as a mass meeting," but the masses that attended were a mass ot otlice seekers anil soreheads.

and the grossest and most insidious misrepresentations of them by such exaggerated and indecent means as could be scarcely applied to a negro, a notorioua defaulter, or even to a common pickpocket." The slauders that were uttered against Gen. Washington have their counterpart in the defamation of Gen. Grant to-day. It seems to be the prin* cipal effort of the traducers of Gen. Grant, not to learn the truth and present it fairly, but to pervert facta and sarblo statements and blacken his character just so much as it is supposed will serve the interests of his enemies.

THECourt House clique are managing to lay Hon. JOHN W. COPNER on the shelf, on account of the temperance bill introduced in the House by him last session of the Legislature, giving married women the right to sue liquor selleis for improper sale of liquor to their husbands, whereby they and their children are made to suffer the pangs of disgrace and destitution. Mr. COPNER has the thanks of the better portion of all parties for his efforts in behalf of a large and unfortunate class of suffering humanitv, and if he is defeated for his efforts in tbeir behalf, we predict it will injure the party much more than it will Mr. COPNER.

expected, and found SMITH interfering

with his domestic relations, which eicit

110

RKPUBLIt'A" COCXTY TICKET. for such enterprise!", a., Frankfort. iconicsitoxt tobuild U| our toun F*r .TAX RICE. IF

UC M. KELSEF. -t fo'on. for JitiortU--, JAMES HEATON, ,1S., of Vn en.

Fa- r.fl.L-1 .Ippraij*.-.

HANSIBALTROVT. ofWunii!. for ft'rueyor, JCilIN MsCLASKUY, r.f 7r»ukl.i.

(iv.'ii lortune

I 1 N -nv ha secur.'il til

THE Indianapolis Sewe, the editor of which was one of the delegates to the 1 a Cincinnati Convention that nominated ..:'I,I„,Ic yieiueu to the treasury, involve uic I inrPT PV caro

sh^nm r»n /tnnf inminnn .. a I i« I

REELEY says, "should no contingency interfere, he will be elected by an overwhelming majority in November." But unfortunately for the -Ycicj, there is an "intervening contingency." This "contin-

The Sentinel for Cnnec-cr, tlic ubbrrf tion and nominate HORACE GREELEY

vhaMieTt^^^^j for Prgsideij^ jj

omas Jefferson as follows: Everyact Thelittle neat-egg laid in St. Louis by

my a ministration as een tortur ,jlc gdicineri, has been smashed in the

od jealousy somewhat, and the tuljec Jul

tives used by JONES, on the occasion,1

were neither choice nor elegant. SMITH jumped up in a familiar vay and said: '•.See here, Mr. JONES, it's no use now, for us to have a fuss about this matter-' jint let'i leave it to men t" We don't sec why everything else might not as well be left to men as the tariff question there any question these Cincinnati gentlemen do not propose to let the people have their way about

QEN. JoUtf 0. F*£r..*l02»T iuppnrio Ev»fy »»r:it le Uouftyuij wuuor »liuwi4 ilia Cincinnati uonvantion. When slf I14 t'ouiov«i, Th# ilii-QOiiipiwitiau -»i j--flriit mart who wa* *uppofjed tor tho tiito or itpplq paring?, .d ptlicr u'.'ua' Prwiaencv l)v the llnpidiluan tuinv

oppose.-) .Mr. Ora.it, it i* high time 1 hat

THK bill repealing the tariil' on. tea nnd coil'ee and phieing tho?e nilicies on the free list from July l'hits paiwed both Houses of CongreM and been sigm-d hy the rresident. The bill provides that all tea and cofice in bond on that day shall be relieved of duty and where

duties have beer.paid advance the

I money nball be refunded.

THE Frankfort Crexxnt, although N free trade paper, is constantly instilling

Constitutions that were ever written, or all the swords that were ever forged

yet, how bitterly (Jen. Manson and the

Democracy fought against giving the 1ml lot to the colored mau. y'/:,

THE Indiana Anirrican, edited Parson Goodwin, speaking of the "reform" twaddle of the Cincinnati Convention, makes this point illustrative of the result "We never had a man to appeal to us as a Methodist or as a Mason or as an Odd Fellow or Good Templar who did not, in the end, swindle us. Judas hailed his master with a kiss, but ha used the kiss to betray him. Joab kissed Amasa, but he stabbed him while kissing him. The Democrats, in lS'Jl', wanted to "reform" the administration, and push the war more vigorously, but they elected .Seymour in New York to resist the draft, and to burn the negroes and turn the city over to the mob, and by their "reform" in Indiana they fostered the Knights of the Golden Circle, and came near giving the arms of the State into their hands." AK.

THJff OINCIHNATI NOMINEE. The nomination of Mr. GREELEY by the Cincinnati Mass Meeting was rather a surprise to everybody, and a dca lly blow to the handful of Missouri schemers who got up the convention in the interests of the British manufacturers and American speculators. The following is the resolution of the Liberal Republican *x: :, i_: I. ,cution, in fact, started the Cincinnati movement.

We demand a genuine reform of the tariil so that those dutiesshall be removenue

,r"m l1"'

lull honest men should leave the sinking their iviiv t-. tlie ll'i-ys, buedsdi^.iM.. a.« ship.— I,iyoncir ISainitr. rapidly us me malaria of the swamp. So Fremont supported the Cleveland I oouvention in 1864.

protection ideaa into the minds of its many people imagine that if the *everal .• readers, by such itemi as the following: apartment* ol the huuse are thoroughly jMessrs.

01"'

Who

mi his

Of a bill through CoMgrc«s fir the benefit Health e^lli

of a colored gentleman of thi3 eitv. The (reneral proverbially a kind-heaited

and accommodating man but it will be remembered that no bill p.iiu'd throsuii Cougresji for the iK-neiit of individual colored gentlemen before they were voI ters. The little piece of j.ajw-r we call a 'ballot does more, after all, to -'\-u -e the individual rights of meu than all the

increase

iu the price of domestic products and consequent tax for the benefit of favored interests."

Thi-j is simply the platform which, in words slightly different, has for years

gency" is the Philadelphia Convention, st-ood at the head ot the Free Trailer, the

ally, and said that some man must be American Manufacture, should be with- %Elf PUBLICATIONS. disposition endeavor to Mipplv nominated whose life and character drawn. It is the British platform pure! would be a platform. With these decla-1

i-qe~P shows how little impression the British

IN 1,9b George Washington| wrote to frec trade idea has yet made in America,

,d simple. Hitchcock's Analysis of the Bible.

rations before the world, the Indianapolis That a convention thus originated, A few momentsspentin examining this Sentinel has hoisted the GBEELEY flag, should entirely pass bv the tariff qnes

ting GREELEY on a free trade egg with

the expectation that he will hatch it out

carecr is run, nnd wp fear his deiire to be President will surround the setting sun of his life with clouds. He is now old, and has voluntarily abandoned his friends and placed himself in the hands of

THE resolution of the Cincinnati Con- kiiow. That he will receive the vote nt

TNTTV™^-

Ihorities

w°rk

what extent weak humanity can be in-! "f

fatuatcd. What if the Philadelphia Con-1

vention calletl by the Republican com-1

mittee, should nominate JEFJ-DAVISfur|ita

President. It would not lie or.e whit'

more ridiculous than the nomination

mn'''e

circumstance 'luit those fragmcutarv parts of Scriptures

11'"1'

we are

lauS!lt

8'4

very first attempt at incubatiou. Put-! nianner. It is a treasure that should be al,®

SECURT!D

and hunt up and cackel over worms for c«iWi,.uL.sv,u

the little free trade chickens, shows to

CLEANINO Ui*

N0T

AT"

is not only dirtv, but filthy. A^few of

ftn

nnlr onl'vlo °'i "'J1'1

^c.u-n, .n,-.. .-Hi-ra.,y .ind

While it may be ill.- duty ot' each individual housekeeper to thoroughly cleanse dre.-n, froin ft calico to the-finest si hi- preiiii.-es, ami the alleys which he be f.nils, yet it will not be done unb the authorities -see to it. If the house-keeper lias not his own, "his family's, and his neighbor*' health and welfare at heart, he fhoutd be compelkd by law to

make a thorough cleansing, of not only

lhe #nd a

,levg

0Q wh

,ch ,)e

lives

but bwk vnr R!ld everv

place

hig cmijca w!ierc filtll

or liublc to accumulate. The semi-annu-al seRsijti of house-cleaning is he:e, and

Fulnicr&llurshnmn are build- invaded with nap and water, here such other articles as you may need. They! a foundry and machine shop near theirdutv ends. In the general overhaul-: will also sell you a good .-love. If youri

M. 1). White for Congress.

Inlh' V. i-

4vr

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I,ubIic

nml

4 I jr

ture :lrt

——a organ of those who believe that duties ti-.-rs. The Secretary, Mr. Chas. W. MR. GREELEY, some days before the should be placed exclusively on things Oreene, of Jackson, Tenn., will furnish the most popular tracervmen in meeting of the Cincinnati Convention,, notmanufacturedorprolucclinthiscoun-

published an article in the Tribune, in t.ry in other words, those who believe -tdvis. our local societies to be ropresent-! which he spit upon" platforms gener-1 (hat every kind of encouragement to ed. I:

theinppired Word. The anal-1

lhe BlhIc is a

GREELEY, the greatest American advo-

facturers, by free trader Wc shall not undertake to detract one jot or tittle from the fame of Mr. GREELEY". He is perhaps the greatest living American, but he is great only as the controller of a great newspaper. Nature made hitnan editor and not for President. He is a political philosopher, an experi-

vcr-v

circu'attd-

rival of its

vahlablc

a oouvention got up by

i.VSUERS TO COIMJKSl'OMIK.VTS.

I,:. .supply their trade with fresh country 1118 ill6*J{)0£ CD61DIC8| And tliO®? tlhflt ho I

his alwni'o r»tror^«^ 11 produce. A trial will convince vou that tias alwass regarded as the enemies of!

IIorsE CLEANER.—We can heartily

rccommend you the Corner Book Store

menter, but not a statesman. He one as the best place in the city to purchase lars. This exhibits a commendable spirit *"ZZ of the world's great benefactors, but his wall paper and window shades. of enterprise on the part of the Leban

HOUHEKEEPEU.—You will find much satisfaction in using the nice groceries sold by P. K. Simpson & Co., on Main street. Tbey have every variety and will

...

„eak

the

his country's best interests. What they' will do with him or for him, God onlv LAW STI-HENT.—You arc correct a

Ifi

.rut]l c«

ma ca no1 l,

&*T£! LS.—You u»k wb*ro to get ft nlMdiea-., ft* you havs no: (ho til. 0 to viiil: cv.ty -toio. Wo unhesitatingly Hti-wer, Charlie l'rawlu:uMono Front, on Main street, lie keeps the lin'-i-t a-t Weil ns the cheaper grade uf

goods. You eftii get there any kind ol

iug whi-.h all housekeeper.- deem now intended decires t.Miiako vuti a wedding

town. This is the beginniug of what we so c-s-icntial, they should extend it into present, try and induce linn to go there Till" Litri^ost Stock, may expect in a short time, namely, the out-hou.-ts, back-yards, alleys and .and get you a nice, .-el of china or.^imci I manufactories of all kinds, and certainly street.-. I hist, witieh is the tidy house-:0' their elegant silverw.ire. there i«

better location in the county keeper's aversion, i.- iiarudcM in eompar- t." ',., 1 -i

isuii with these filthy places. Let our eitv authorities take the matter iu hands ..nd commence work as though iliev mean! lni-ine?s. A five ur fix line nolice in the newspapers from the Board of

ins: upon citizens to clean up,

like .Mik.' White's nrr-n/*!: '•notigh as far a- it goes, but

fireat.,icr, goW

Men are not always just in their discrimination of individual character, and ,, ., we all go when we want nnv thing in the should never be rash in their estimation

their fellow-citizens, who have labored and toiled for the benefit of all, should, at some time or other, be tendered an emolument by those who have been recipients of past favors. The ties of citizenship hold us all to our common country. Hut there are times when we forsake our country's duty without regard to consequence, and elr-vate a man to office merely through political animosity,

1--

Priv«te life. Thoso whom

party rtrife. Sectional difference bus a worn, also ribbons, flowers of every tendency to tarnish the araeter, often- kind, and every article in that line. She times, of our best citizens but men who thoroughly understands the wants of the 'A have devoted theii time in the cause of' ladies in this line, and aims to ke

whose past record may be coupled with chicanery and trickery, and not in the i,j3 jtv least calculated to fill an important posi-1 tion. But before the people M. D. MECHANIC.—You complain that your White stands with an unsullied charac- f?rocor.v bill each week is too large and ter and an untarnished reputation, whose whole life has been devoted toward pro-

spoken of to fill, and whose labors in the

Darlington, May 7, 1572.

The third session of this body convener at St. Louis, Mo., on Monday, May 2", under the auspi es of the St. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Association. Delegates are being appointed in all sections of the country, and the prospects for a full attendance and an interesting meeting are most flattering. So- from the depot, cie'.ies in every department of ngrictil-

entitled to send delegates upon

basis of one for each fifty of their mem-

al,y

their customers.

will convince any one of itc inesti- LITTLE BAREFOOT.—\ou can get at

value. It is by bringing together Challis' new boot and shoe store the

ni(':'sL

Boot

does this in a perfectly satisfactory ^'"dsof boots and shoes, custom made

the earliest opportunity. Wc

aPl)e,lJ lllc

IIitcllcock''4

following testimonials:

remarkable

aild OUfiht to be

ver'

"'csivelv

BOOK- JOSKP»

Ar 1

arrangements of topics,

indcxes'history

l,'e

c^ncord!lnce mak*

for

indeed a Tery

,vo

TCITLE,

cate of protection to American matin- .... Wabash Collage, g«°d suit, for he sets off a nice suit

Beck, Pastor of M. E. Church F.

auolh

hanged twice for tho!

V,an!e" front'

I MOTHER.-We have

UeCt1 a,

the

W''E

etnV'^'-We COl!'1 UTOU-Se t,10L?U c,li,c,rc" nc'eilcd

thonlies to this great iiecessuy which

now exists in our city. Thc whole town

I UV*

the streets have been cleaned, but the 1°, T' "i largest number yet remain untouched j' Yn' ™71 set! Ing machine, ion can find none that'

.i ,La it rcniuu umuiuue. I ou ana the alleys and back vnrd*. some of *i u» tiinm

an^

^i excels the I* inkle & Lvon in its cnncral' a in to be 1 a in &

only one year, but several vcars are nor- Li i. ».

mitted to remnin I P,leas«d "bow their machine mittetl to remain and engender disease. I their office on West Main street.

always said if or reo

and mother of two

0D,,

tllinK

anoth(.r nboVe

Inorc

'ban

li,V'

rubbish, of not Nicholson are this city, and thev will be 1'iilmnn. nntii ihViftii dv

Ik.

Simir.—\\'« a-hi-e you to

change your shirt at least twice a week during the Summer season, and to buy the Stur bhirt sold by Eli U:.hn in the l-'isla-r liloek. Whilst there look nt the attractive lino ol children's s-iitings. Don't forget about changing your shirt, and when you do, put on one of Kahu's Star Shirts.

KI.IZA JANK.—So you are to bo married at last. Now we advise you to call at S. ]1. flrcgg it Son's, 011 Main street, and get your queensware, glassware and

itl'l-M.—I'L'IJa JIU'l [»ai*cr are not M:.tiouery. You CJ:I find all va-! rietiexof stationery at

1 A

Kanl scU of croqnct| wa

Foote's .'or-'

ner liook Store, herf every li.i-ly with tiii.ir ••'. ives and ei iMren go for paper, pen«, ink, scliooi books, blank book", ele•1

ik5llg

(F.,pm^ls, we'.l a-' all

don go gtandar,} miseelliineous bookc.

far enough. All good citizens will «ec-' mid the elVorts of th" a::lhorities to thor- AHA.sII oi.i.i It w.-s not n^cesoughlv eleansc the citv.

wry

'or you to send in the note that all

the elegant suits worn by the fashionable students were bought at Kli Kahn's. Evcry body knew that such garments could I come trom no other place. There's where

line of ready made clothing or gent's fur-: nishing goods.

we can trust and confide in, and who have I acted trom pure motives in the people's OLLY ARPEN *.— You can get at! t'Uiiriwi'lf.'!. behalf, should merit the applause ol the Mrs. F. M. llauua's popular millinery by community in ge.ieral, w.t'.n u: regard to store the most fashionable hats or bon- oui.'kt'-ti-....................V..'.'.'.'.'..'..'.'..'.'.

Ool.l.Y VARPENV

stock that r.ide.

ANXIETY.—You need not be alarmed the fact that Jesse Cumberland was not elected Mayor will not cause him to "go back" on the marvelously low prices which have prevailed at his establishment, but on the contrary will be able to give his undivided attention to his customers who can make their selections trom the nicest lot of boots and shoes in

ask how to reduce it. patronize Wilhite it

looting and building up the interests of Washington and Pike streets. They all—who is qualified for the office he is

lavea

itiforma/ion desired. We would The reason is that they net tow-i

We advise you

The town of Lebanon, in Boone county, has increased its subscription

tbc

murim

DRY GOODS.

Spring and Sniumor

Chaddtick, corner

I"" liieof fresh groceries and have

exce"cnt

future as in the past, will be devoted in lro^"co- They sell at the lowest prices behalf of his generous countryman. Wei therefore hope to see him nominated and elected. LEX.

facilities for getting country

and are determined by fair dealing to command their full share of trade.

JENNIE WALLACE.—Wcare in receipt of your letter stating that your trunks were badly smashed from thcrotish handin.K, ui uie oaggage masters. AVassons & Myers hold themselves in readiness to re-furnish your wardrobe. They have stall times a large and complete rtock of fine dress goods which are sold very-low-for cash. Remember the place, No. 4 Exchange Block, right on your way

iNiji'iRER.—We are of the opinion that you have not long been a resident of this city, else you would not lv curi-1 ous to know why Sloan & Southard arc! the city, ird every one as if that was the only customer thev

had, and with tl.o niojt accommodating disposition endeavor to snpplv every want nnd nt price? to suit the pur=e«

and neatest shoes for Misses to be

treat on the same subject that F°UM' I" 'he city. Tell your father and

ennbled to -inderstand fully what! to go to the sign of the "Big

U'pside Down," on Main street, for

l'le

Anderson, Lebanon & St. Louis Rail-

rond lo tweilty

AIL

rf •-P

',e8t' of Eastern manufacture,

'•s

olle

boot

ArE1L 2)

New and

complete Analy- fied.

of'-he clcvcrest dealers iu the

a'1(i

shoe trade, taking the greatest

,3V.. delight in sending every one away satis-

I-AYKP.,—Three of a kind r.l-

,K'at

two

book and iu

1Kno"!'ce!

it a book without a

Pair I we blush for your

Such ignorance might do

asson, the milliner man, for

P*"esune he can not tell one card from

I yet he is a "trump" „u A

co"1plctcly

IJ. Cummins, Pastor of Episcopalian bats, trimmed by Mis.s V» ise, of whose ar-j church R. F. Ouldwell, 1'a.itor of First! taste wc have such abundant evi-1 Presbyterian church John Safford, Pas- and with which all of our iadies! tor of Center Presbyterian church.

arp

with one of his magnificent

"'ore or less acquainted.

.f|vc thousand dollars, and

onians. The right of way has been secured for this road from Lebanon to Ladoga. The prospects look bright.—AV blrtvitle Lfiltjer.

Agricultural Meeting.

lhe following named members of thc Premium List Committee of the Montgomery County Agricultural Society, are hereby notified to meet

office Sec re ary,

known ns thc National Sen., John C. Maxwell, George Hecka-1 tOSUit purchasers. Block, on Washington street. thorn, J. 1). Smith, H. IT. Tnlbot, Archi-! fie«' tllfi silbscribor. bald Johnson, J. W. Blajr, J. B. Mack,

Wilson-Hunt, John Ferguson John Rcmley, Silas Peterson, Robert Grav, Sen.

m"1 ,Inl|n

ITutchings.

thc Jvire neC^«itl«.of JitV.! ... HirrroN, PrM.

'",u "'f""" °f

A. W. LEMMON, Sec'v.

an hum-

SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice to Builders.

"c „f «-y, nn. for mo .-rodim,

to you at

mi «-oni|»iptioa of.

fr*mn .jhiol linunr In in.irir-i N«._ a7 In n|cl 1 to»ti«hi|i. ForplPti. and .-(xvificiiiion. cnll ill thi? offl -f. J'.'UN II. C'OOSS, Trnsiw. I

OO'DS

AT TUT:

NEAT YORK STOKE

Iudiftimpolis. v*

Wo nre uow olTcrlnir for tlic

liispootlon ofouv custoraci's

nnit the iiubllp aenernHy tlip

larenst «i»«l iui«t cuu'efiilly Holeotvd stock ot" v.

Spring and Summer

DRY GOODS

Kvti- openeil In Hie «'ll y.

MV ofl'er our cH«toiaors tlic

t*t 1 ov 1 tiM' iKlMintaseH over

any other store In 1.1* 1 Hlute

The («iTate-.t Variety,

The Lowest Prices.

hr-ll ill] yroociw nt tlic

vt'vy lo wost for lljfli th»\v«un» Ix* Ho|«linu.l %z\ vr ou

»'Ut!iiomTs»

c:ll!eJ

,,.j

Hi*' vrry

U- i'or Ihr money,

PETTIS, 1)1( KSOX CO.,

IVo-w York Sl'oro,

Indianapolis.

COMMERCIAL NEWS.

Crawfordsville MnrketR. nA OTl:»J 1 !.LKt :j»v

Whito

r.i: ..

Coiteu

Shoulders

will command the leading

tpl'l.'-—firern l*. ha Dried V.

lVjw*hvv

I'otHtces hll Lnrd ft IVMther* fo

TUOMA8, of this city, is cnnd:d«te for ..Jiid^e of the ("ominon I'le** (Jourf.for the

l-'tth Judio:nl District, compri Montirem«»ry, Fofintnin nnd V^mniUon. Mihjr-c to Ujo decision oi R«putli('Ho tiomiuHtio^ coa* vcntioti.

KOBF.KT

\r,». 8l CO 81 to *1 i-i

1'J

ng Ol* :nti»»H ot

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

Dr. J. TURNER,

Animal Physician

And Surgeon.

under ttfHtment. Will vinit atock iu thc

d()U

Great Inducements!

STOCK O: NI«»* V.I

I* Wl 15 1ft

3 HV8

.... ... ...

Cincinnati Market.

i'Wv1-' CINCINNATI, May 7. CORN Ear, 40® 50c. RYE 90f'iyJ7c.

EGGS V-'.c. BUTTER 24(w,30e. CHEESE—14c. BACON—Shoulders,5^c sides 7Jc. LARD —Winter,'Jc. HOGS *4 O0fI/! 40. CATTLE—S4 ?5fi*5 75. SHEEP ?f, 00&7 50.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ounr'r/itrtf Fa *3 Strictly in Aditinc*.

CONGRESS.

C10L.

AV. C. WlUSON, of LuFrtVette, is candi dut*» for CuiigreM^ from th» 7th CpOKre^icm-'-'ct dcoi-iou of th«» Ufpub-

HCN.

H. F. GREGORY, of Warroti eountv, isu candidate fur ConjrroHMmun from the 7th *on^ren»»jon«l District. *i:bj»vt to the deoinioc ui the tlcpoblicHn lomjitrttiux conv«itioD.

MONROE

M1LFORD, ofAtt»e i, is ncnndldnte for Congressman from th^ Con«roa»ioni'i

:-tiict,.subject

DR.

R. F. PKIRCE will r. cnnditlHte for re-iiomniiition to the oilioe of V.'. Attorney for th-Eighth Judicial Cir-Miit oompov-'» ••dofth" e«mntj?.H of Boone. Clinton. Kouniwin, IT A 11 |A Warren nud Montgomery, Kubject ft the decision Ai. 1 1 of the Uepublictn nominntin^ceuv^atiou.

rpiIOMAS L. STILWELL, of Covington, will be JL oftij«lid:ite for re-nominution to the otfic«* of l'rn«o«*uitttx Attorney for the IHth Common PleuH District, compo?*'d of th*} couoii«? o» Montgomery, Fouat»:n Hmi Vermillion, cubjeut to lhe df cistoa oftho RfpiibltcnD nomii*ntinjoouvention.

ANHV1ALPHYSICIAN.

Ofllcc at Godmau's Sale Stables, I

1-ArAYKTTE,

J.IVES particular attention to till opcnttioijM in Iiik ilornon boarded whue

vrh I'oun*

try and neighboring town that nr«? nocenNible \y radroti«t. rho« hvin^ nt distnace enu

inxat distance CPU order

l»y m*il by tfivin# symptoms ol di!*e»si and teceiv/* meitiuino jn rctnrn. Purtiuulwr utlention to training hor.ioa lor ?*peed, eto. utAVlnu

FOR SALE.

LOOK HERE!

Four bead of good work lion-i

seg and barue^N. Fifty head of «ood stock boj?«.

Eiplit hundred bushels of corn.

A complete list of Farming

Call

S.H. HOUSTON.

N O N S

CALIFORNIA

P10TURE HGALLERY,j

\'_j ml UUiiHBS BX.pgE, ylj Minn Strict, c?poj.toCourl Uoum.

OAMI'IIEI.L .t nARTIil'.'i?.

IMMHNSK STOCK

Ci'Tl-ets mi.l

1'il

Clolli* rt

ctKI'lltl.l. A HAKTERM.

JOTTING HAM LACE CURTAINS,

Ilich I'iiliern«. l'nci'.-i l.nw. CAMPBELL* HARTEH.

OoL m1! WijOT.KN'ri

PLAINAt

1 W':\2 «KI lU(u U»

-1 60

a«@

soias.'i

Tuli-.do Market. TOI.EIVO, May 7.

WHKYT —*1 92(V$2 OS. CORN f'Oc. OATS- -No 1, 43c No. 2, 42?c.

to the dcci.-ion of the Rcpub-

l: mii uominr-.tinj conrfntion.

Mtrom

I'. \VH 1TE i*a ouudidiiU* for Congressman thf 7th t'on^iv^'.tonid District, s»il»j**ci to the dwi«ion of th»» R^publiejin nominAtin^ convention

C. V. .1' of Covington, N '•Andninte tor Congref«?m:i» forth Seventh longr»»HiKuiiil DUtrict, •subject to th» deci.-ioii oi'tho Rcjnjbli"nn nonnr.atinj: onvcr»:ioi:.

C«MION PLKAS JUIXA

in u.i\ ni s.-u. CAMPRBLt. 1IAKTKH.

PARASOLS,

i-VMPHKI.L A H\KTLP.

ILLY VAHDl-N.^, ••. Ill Hll tl.* uifi .:i-i*n«. S-VJ AMPPfl.L A 1IA1I IKK.

TACKS OF T1U Vis, TllC rtvlr .itjf. 1 -NMIMIKLI !I \RTEi

MMKNSl'. STOCIC

:i.r-

•n-i M'- II" MMM'L!. .V \!.TK»

ATIHTK ANPSinUKNSr. Moth- for I.H.||»S Mutir CAM RI»R.LL A 11 VR» KJ

IGINOHA

MS, TICKS & STRIPES, At o'id

CAMI'UEI 5 A HARTKK.

tAKPET WARPS ntul RHttS, CLMl'RELL.i IL\KTrn.

CILKS, O la jill tin- Nt-w Btvlos iiii Tr:• CAMI'UKI.t. .t HaRTKR.

ILK DRESS PATTERNS. O A- Low in S-"-."'. CAMPIIELL HARTER.

AND STRIPED CRETONS, ot th f". CAMPHKLl, .t H\RTER.

KidSI.LO

VRS

At UriusSI

CAM PilK liKl'bi RRKR.

AD1ES' HOSE, at LADIES' HUHE lit i:» LADlEJi' HOSE ul -ij w«rt» •«.

4-4

ent"*, worth ootjt?*. ccnt^, worth 25

C.\KI'!$I LL A \RTKU.

CARPETS, C\MV\\KLL A HARTER.

RINTED BRUSSELS CARPETS 4-4

OCMlt*. CAMIMIELL

ALL

J31T*X* ITCTJDa

Wall

FROM

And Have It Trimmed

FREE OF CHARGE.

riFTT CHU ••or.ellat I -. toolh with Uii(blR| On. 0S[ OOllAR npw.rd. f.r n«id rmiuff*.

TIN SOLUM for tipper or Le*rr »v\ of Teeth ou RukWr,

bt#l yy

AU wfh varranttd *1

KILCORE'S DENTAL ROOMS No. 70 Korth UlinoU St. EvMuud isu. isdlut :Ui.

ATTORNEYS.

KIT WALLACK. C. M. TKAV26

Wulliice A Truvlm,

Foot of Main HtroM, It N KV S AT LAW, Crawfordnvillo, Indi-

nnti. Will lit tend ith |iOtnptiu*Ai Hud to cuiJoctioiiA of notes nud

ucconnti(

Adam

A HARTER.

JTRjVW CHINESE MATTINGS, JJ: :C rfut*. worth ct-nts Ca PHELLi HAR'i ER.

GOOD SOLD DOWN LOW ou tho One-Ca-h Plan. CAMi'HELL A HARTER.

I l^LA.VNELS, JEANS, BLANKETS, 1 ntiti Woolt a Y-inn to OXCHHUII'"1 for WOOL.

CAVI'RKLU HAR'IER.

V\7OOL WANTED. .J it CAMTRCLL n.i^Tnn.

WALL PAPER.

settlements

of d»sr«jdentn* est»itr«, collection of soldiers' cU'nni» r.nd fo legjd bu»ine«H generally. Urt3c«, ov«r Uujik.

tr. r. »RrrTov. Rritton A Rrmivr,

M. w. wkusrs.

ATTORNKy»ANLCOl'NSKLLtRS

and

AT LAW.

c'rmvfortHvilie, lad. Will attend to all legni hii*inoj»« entrnxted to their euro. Ppecinl nttentistii /jjiven tocoUectJon.'*. Also, to .settlement.** by Guardian*, Executors nnd Admini*tor«i. Th«.»y wilt continue tho hiiKinePH in Soldiers' ClainiK, OoovevKncing and Real K«tnte, heretofore eoaducted by W. P. Rritton.

Kennedy A llniNli,

ATTORNKV.SATLA

W,Crnwford»!viltef IndinuA.

fluccesM guaranteed in all undertaken wh«*re rtje f»wt.«» arecomvtly represented otherwise no be chai jjrd. CollectJOJII* mad* in all pnrti of the Ouitod htnipa ut reaaonahlo rates. I -Ot«}r CJ«tnjH.*'|| A 'J'tn^lev'." Hi»rd*vare.®tore

K. K. F. l'ciree,

ATTORNKYAT

LAW, Crawfordsville, !u»liann.

0»nc*j«v«-rCr«.wfurd A Mullikcu'sSrorc

0{nc«j/*v«-rCri.Hfurd A Mulltkcu'aSrorc. Will gire prompt attention to bn*dne«. mall ther'ourtB

Moiitnotni-rj- cou'niy.

,v ZTZixl*?

IIUpiement«. TIIOIIUIM A

The above will be sold in par-

TIiouiaN,

ATTORNK^8store,

AT LAW nud Solicitors iu.B&nl:

niptcy.Ciawfurdavillc, Ind. OffWoverCantp b4»L it Harter southeast corner Main ant *.Vn*»hington wlreet*.

DENTISTS. E. Tot ten, cond floor, oorner

DENTIST,

second floor, oorner room, Fi»her'i»

... .rawford«villo, Ind.,

t#»ud*»ri hia irof««*oiionn) xcrvicoR to the public

Hlock, Crawford«villo, Ind., respectfully

M. II. Galcy,

DENTIST.CruwforJsville,ComrrHook

Ind. Offlceon Wasli-

•i^ioa •trc t. ovc-r tha .Store. .. 1L .GALEY, long and favorably known to the community ns Crut-claaa Dentiit, it mr employ.

T. MtJIechnn,

II ESI DENT I-ENTIST, Crawford.Tillc, Ind., r.-

gene.:

A AfeEH0RNED

S°I,'ly l°

AMUSEMENTS.

WESTWARD, WESTWABI). IfO!

WORLD'S 1^Ain 00lI^VC

thc

1,'8l,er

Forepaugh's

Musemin, A quarium,

AVIARY, CARAVAN AND

I Zoological and Equestrian Aggregation

|l)f COO Living Wild Aninrils, 'ii',"- men and horses, 1,000 niagnilicent birds, l.oijn I great curiosities, 1 T8,0-"iS feet of caiiv s, in lour niaiiinioth tents, and all for one price of admission, wi! exhibit at

CRAWFORDSYILLE, MAY 20, 1872.

P.U'ILIOX NO.l

Is one of rare intero«t, and in it will be found the triumphs of mechanism, contniniii" the .bl,EEI'ISC! I'EA C'l'Y, the most lovely ])iece of mechanical statuarv evi created. The wonderfu!, wi ild renowned, moving statue of the I) '/.VCr ZO t'l I'A', the Auacl of the Battle Field and a Sister of Charily oll'ering assistance to the sinking 'soldier the far famed Eleetrie. Algerian Drummer, and the wonderful and beautiful automaton group of Swiss Hell Ringers. The magnifiicent series of Automatic Statues known as. The Eucharist, or "The Last Supper the meehan-,, ical Sinking Birds the great living Gorilla, the only one on exhibition, and the',monster living Croeidile, from the Nile. The Hall of Statuary and Art contains, The Emperor of Germany, Prince Von Bismarck, Count Von Moltke, the Crown Prince, the celebrated Prince of Erie, James Fisk, .I tin., Charles Dickens, the assassin Stokes and lleleu Mansfield.

HORSE!

yg*-* CRAt

AdWEVTiOH

MM A\y *\vu AOtfk MAY 9" 1870

Omy ONE IN THIS COUNTRY FOB 20 YEARS

ing wild animals in the univer.-e. Five hundred living wild animals For many years this grand collection of animals has b*?eii \\t»ivorvuH.y tho largest and finest in the hands of

illi1 IilHrc

Hr'*

THE WORLD FAMED

Chinese Ms, Cham and Ei,

TlicDOUBLE-lIE.VnKD BABY, Born in Morrow county, G!iio, nntl n»n. resenting the tuarvel jvj snoctuclc of two in one Inxlv.

The Piscatorial World, and Aqunria Fishes from all parts of the Glob-1, fleeting many beautiful colors, and •ruling an interesting department of lis errand aggregation. With all ti.oast interest which the GHAX1) Jf'-. 'I'I'M eontains, we leave it to pn?« inXl

Tent No. 2, containing

ADAM FOREPAUGH'S

WOW 1 .1 l/NOW KI

ZOOLOGICAL AGGREGATION!

The most lnagnificcnt collection of liv-

any

private individual in the world, and for which the Council of the city of Philadelphia offered Mr. Forepangh §200,000 as a nucleus for a Zoological Garden. A litter of yi '/iSJSfi ISFAXT l.IOXS, harmless as kittens they will be 30 dnvs days old when the Exhibition opens here and the ladies and children will be per

mitted to hold them. This great collection of Wild Animals will be fed before the public every afternoon, between the t:r- of one and two o'clock. Among tinmany specialities in this GRAND ZOOLOGICAL INSTITUTE are the following rare animals which can be seen iu no other Menaserie in the world The Gamlier Cocoon GIIOO, livimr Kossen Yak, the monger Slate Carribno. Chimborazo Tree Topper, Great Blue Nyl-Ghau and the beautiful Kl.-ene Bock.

I'AA'IT.IOX NO. .1

Introducing also the Great Riding Ourang OntaiiJi,

The monster Monkey, four feet high, w*hosc feats of cques-

triamsm ou a bare-bae! ed horse have never been equaled, and is positively the only liuislicd monkey rider in the world. The EQUESTRIAN DOG WOXVEli.

Twenty Star Artists! Three Great Clowns

On the morning of the Day of Exhibition, at 0 o'clock precisely, (remember the illil 1 come early) the whole Grand Caravan makes its entree into town, making a GORGEOl.'S TUU'MPHM. REVIEW, nnd forming thc

Contains a eollee'ion of rich-plumnged LIVING EXOTIC BIRDS, Numbering over 1 ,U0, whose bright :uul beautiful plumage out-rivals all the eolorsof the imagination. The interesting and ever favorite

A.VI.U4I. II VI»I»V I tUII.Y here beasts and birds of opposite nitnatuiescan be seen, illustrating the great Scripturul text, and "dwelling together in peace and unity."

I'AMT.ION •». t.

cha^t.i lessoni iu the arena, and contnin«

EQUBETRIM AGGREGATION.

KST, I.-iOIVGrl'lST' (tI A IN I)EST

and most Gorgeous Procession ever miile bv anvshow in any country. I roccssion moves, iu thc Conqueror's Den

HER.R ALEXANDER DARIOI S.

Mr. Forepaugli wisli"si to impress upon the public mind the fact that bo never permits any misrepresentations to ho made rrpurdin^r liis exhihitionp, and that hi* patrons will always see more than ia advertised. Thcne exliibitionn will not Bpperate under any circumstances during the .season of 1872. but will travel together and positively exhibit at

ORAWF0RDSYILLE, MONDAY, MAY

I TicketN. IdinilliiiK Yhhorii to all Tents Children undei' Ten '.

I IB-iM FOBEPAVGII, Sole Proprietor.

C*1! wot M« uJOr*«nut I ,i,,.„air. |R. S. DiiiRess, Director. Kit Clarke, Aj eii

-i

And as tho

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