Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 August 1872 — Page 2

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THE JOURNAL.

Criiwforitsville, Intl., Anir. "2!, is?2.

T. H. B. McCAIN and J. T. TALBOT EDITORS AND PHOi" 1 ETi-RS

KKl'l'llt.It'.VX NATION Vi. Tit KKT.

Mim tht patriotic, the rnnifst pur-

Aturnout ou-i trith htm at nat *tor1 or) rtetc tnnrrh toritt»f /.'y l'i PliKslhKNT. r,vwHi:s it i\

Uf Ullfl'lJ".,

Knit VICK l'l?KSH'KNY. IIi :\uv

W1T 0\.

Of M..- ..

KEITHI.ICAN STATi: TU'KKT. Fo' lifi't THOMAS f. HKoWNK. of Krutdolph.

F'-' Li* utf mnt (oii'/riiii'y l.K 'MI'AS ??KXTuN «»i Kw*h. /•*..• SrC'itni'v "f ,V'r/r, •.

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Fo• Stlf'l'l lift wit n' /V'.llf tic/fr.'rtf'i iEN AM IN W -^fH II.« «r n. (,7t "1 th- Sit C't v'-i

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RKPrBLU'AN COUNTY TKKKT.

.FAMK- M. RUT-:. Hroun. F--yJnSKl'H A 'tlr-KKV. K»pIoy. i'.r Ti'fti'ursr,

THOMAS H.srrrn.'.of Uio«,u, For Sheriff, 1AAC M. KKI.SKV, of I'uK'tW 2V«. /.'((*») nlt'.r, JAMES HEATi'»N. JB., offiiion.

Fvr Latn\ u: Foi Si«?T'

MANNIIUL TUo L'r. «.f1 Walnut,/

JoHN Mrtl.\SKEV,'.rbV»hfclihV^V-.v. f'tl -tlH4 JAO.»M M. TK(X"J'MAX. i.f fin.irt

l-i Di»trj«*t—U"M. I'. liAMEY. of rnion. :ul MVW'.INv

Some statf-sman like Cftarles I'ranei« Adams" is reported out for Crant.

'I'm: Democrats of this county have had bad luck with tlu-ir Liberal speakers. Frank Klston, len. Unseal I and Governor Palmer have all disappointed them.

A 1'ltiiMlNKNT and shrewd politician of this county predicts with great confidence that if O'Conor is nominated at Louisville next week he will get a latger vote in Indiana than (ireeiev will.

know that Mr. .reeley's word

has never beeu impeached.— Hrrinr. "The people of the United States know General tiraiu—have known al! about him since Donc-lson and Vicksburg they do not know his slanderers, and do not care to know them."—Ifmwr f/m/cy.

"T Hepublican party is dead," says Col. John S. Williams." "It has lost itbrains—Sumner. Sehurz, Banks, Fen ton, l'almer. Trumbull, U. Gratz Hrriwn, ,luliau, ireeiev and Cravens." How -ad fr.r J-h »r old H. (.!. to be placed way down low on the list with Cravens. I!ut then what a lively corpse this dead party makes.

.K about weathercocks At o'clock Monday evening, Col. John S. AS illiani- says, We Democrats do not claim that fireelc-v is a Democrat!" At 9:10 the Colonel says. To what depths of iniquity must the Hepublican party have fallen, when Greeley hurt? it and oiiit a }nr!y which he has eal led a party of hone thieve*.''

Tin: Fort Wayne Free I'm*, referring to Mr. Kerr's abuse of the anti-Greelev Democrats \u his recent speech at that pjace, says: "Men are not dogs to lick the hand that smites them, anil the sooner this fact is- recognized the better." The Fret /'iff* admires a "true Democrat" who refuses to "barter away his time-honored principles."

I. nlike Mr. Grant, Horace Greelcv stamls unimpeached, ami his word is good with every body.— lirricir. "The Democracy, from whatever motive, have done a patriotic act. They have surrendered to the Republicans. The people will see in it a final acknowledgement that the Republicans were right in the ast, and a further reason for trusting them in the future.—llurnr,(.irerley, June 7, 1?72.

Coi.. W

Williams.

Gov.

CONOEKNING "MILITARY ORDERS." 1'hosc \vlu heaid Col. John S. Wili:.iin' speech last Tuesday will ivmemtvr tin- point la' tried to make against Pre.-idelit dram lor appointing A. '1' Stewart Secretary of llie 1'rea-ury. Our reader-, ami the ino-t of Mr. Williams'.

hearers, aio familiar with the ciiviua-

t4lliCes» of thai U|»|Hjinluit'tlt. It was i«l

souwf juriTi'ifif, pwcficttf tvistltm* i'lCo-'t unit .. .. .. /. t'.x March, when tirant .-elected his intsqrtf*/ nn-t mutinous v.rov* I n-M •.

po lie i*ttAVT have huti to 'A» )tn}ri- of ?ht tir.-t abinet. Among the other recommendation* was that of A. T. Stewart lor Secretary the Treasury. Tin.' nomination was umtnimounbj confirmed by the Senate. A day *»r two afterwards, however, il was di-eovt red, not by any* im inber of the Senate, hut by a clerk in one of the Departments at Wa-hingiun. that there was a

hh 1lion

nt. whom Col. Williams eek to make

.linear so

ignorant. When the know!-1.

(|uit

him ",',0rt!

the gentle

man who harangued the surging masses in this city last Tuesday, was challenged to a joint discussion a short time since by Hon. Uilly Williams, his Republican opponent. Col. John S. |eremptorily declined. He knew very well that the glaring falsehoods of which bis speeches mainly consist would be exposed. He kn«w better than t' get into the clutches of Billy

of Illinois, who was

advertised some ten days ago to address the Democrats and Liberals of this county last Tuesday, failed to make his appearance. Rather more than the nsua number of people were in town on that' day, and it is to be regretted that this distinguished guardian of the constitution lost such an opportunity of addressing them. In the afternoon Col. John S. Williams went over the usual list of charged against Grant, speaking to an audience of about five hundred persons in the Court House vard.

in his

this State, has been reading a letter from General Grant, acknowledging the receipt of a present made to liiin by certain citizens of New York. Mr. Hendricks reads this letter to prove that Grant received presents after his election to the Presidency. The letter which Mr. Hendricks reads, however, is dated in February, 1869, while the orignal letter is dated February, 1860, three years before Grant's inauguration. This is a substantial forgery, which, so far as we know, Mr. Plendricks has not repeated since it was exposed. Will other Democratic speakers take notice of the exposure, and be equally honest'/

talking about his ignor.-

I. .. 1 .. l... ... ..

follows, to-wit

A N

Cot,, Jolt* S, W

in an act of Con-

I teristed in carrying on the btisine." ot trade or commerce." 'J'hi? law hail been forgotten by tlu Senators, among whom .! were Stunner, rvluir/, l'l tinibull and 1 ipt' :, ijuite .is much a.- by the l'resi-

i5ies. iased Se,rtomtHr 2. ITS'.', forbid- •-l'oak,,r evidently labored under the dising the holding of such oiliecs by persons advantage ot bem- compelled to advo-

"threetSv *.»r imtireetlv eoneerncl or in-

ance. But Williams „ai,|, 1'resident politicians* and journals of til (iranttheii (after the discovery of this 1'nited States uu'-onseieiitiou* enough law) sent a message to Congress in the

s'tape ot si nnhtaru or'hr, as he vuuld e- !•.»,» i-

St'iid an order to his subordinates in the

the 1'nited States to repeal the law." I'liis is this substance, if not the exact language, of Williams' statement. Now let us see what kind of an •'order" Irani issued. Below we publish the message a- it was sent to Congres. tiir S. il'ft.- if th'- I'nihil Shite.* ''Since the nomination and conlirnialion of Alexander T. Stewart to the oftiee of Secretary of the Treasury, I find I

ment concerning the President of the

E W E S I I N I A E E I O N

1 lie election in West Virginia on the "2-d has probably resulted in the election of Jacob, independent candidate forGovernor, and the adoption of the new'con--titutioll.

ties of the countie:

IV*m crit'•

majority in the State in 1870 wxs 2.1 .. ... .. .• Grant and

regular Democratic ticket, and it is significant as indicating the strength ofj Greeley. If it means any thing it means' that Grant will carry the State in November. The separate section in the new cons'itution making only white voters eligible to office was defeated as it should have been.

E E S I O N O A N E N E

Alexander 11. .Stephens, Vice President! whole duty

the

l.b.,,can,e ,v.lth

pressed with the combination of ter the whole, the result of this first 'acquaintance with Gen. (irant was the conviction on my mind that, taken all, in all. be was one of the most remarkable men I had ever met with, and that bis career iu life, if his days should be prolonged, was hardly ep.'ered upon that he himself was not aware of his power, and that if lie lived he would iu the future exhibit a controlling itiliueiice in shaping tin* destinies of this country."

ibination of rare el^nenu'd'ciS

which he exhibited.

Upon

A O W

A special dispatch to the Indianapolis /y'ntiwt of yesterday says John S. Williania addressed a crowd of ^,il()U at this place on Tuesday afternoon. Several gentlemen counted the persons composing that crowd. On the south side of tiie aisle, where the crowd was largest, there were only 19IJ persons, according to the count of one gentleman. The number on the north side was considerably less, being at one time by actual count only 120. It will thus be seen that we have made a very liberal estimate in reporting the crowd at 50(1, as we do in another place.

W the Srntiwl ot TucsiJav morning (.•nine it wns learned for the lin-t time that Gov. Palmer would be unable to lill his appointment at this place 011 tliat day. It is lair to suppose, therefore, that the people who came in from the country, who, of course, could have had 110 opportunity to learn that the speaker would not be here, constituted all of the audience that Palmer would have had from that source il he had been here. The Greeley men can thus tee what kind of success their meeting would have been. Palmer was a big gun, the Governor of a great State and ranked by Democrats next to Trumbull. On almost every Saturday there are more people in town than enme last Tuesday with the combined attractions of this man, the fair and the teachers' institute to draw them. And yetthere are tlio.-e who profess to believe that "Greeley will sweep the country."

cate the

SlM

tmm its penalties.. It i- to the portion ,in ,,d

of William's sjKH-eh in which he referred

tention. Few persons are now silly enough to believe any of the stoneabout Grant's ignorance. The man who handle.- armie- as Grunt handled the ar-

lilies of the I'nion can't be so dreadful- 1 ly ignorant, and nearly every body but tin- fools has

UP l'u*

,, during the rermau raneo war.

Democratic

candidate for Congressman at Large, addressed an audience of about one hintdred persons at tlie Court House hist Monday evening. lie cautioned his hearers a -aiiist the danger of defeat in

election of

t!ll

edge .| it- provi-iuus was conveyed to I.•••.,. ,,lMV:w,iM,. ,liis eountv are still re'rant, however, he sen: a mc-sage to the .,.,

-tnate, reciiuimeiiding tin- passage ot I't-oiwh bv our I lovernmeut. reuardle.-s re S a

being managed b) the Kadii'aU. lie villi- convention. Other States will in said the oi iv hope oi the IVmorratic like manner be heard from in due time, party lay in the support of .'reeky, who |l(, question is. will Ireeiev williha'l been duly selected by the delegates draw when I 'Conor gets fairly into the of the jKirty as its candidate. 1 ho I'oor Horace is doomed to a fear-

a man altogether

repulsive, while he exhibited Mich a wholesome fear of Senator Morton as prove.- nio.-t eonclu-ively that there is at least one Uemocrat who understands that that distinguished individual inot losing his influence in I ndi tna..,,

w.cratic orator-«ho

ry l!o

,,farm- to the

II »ue and

the

ll(

,ru..,

llu

.,1

made bv Mr. Sehurz a^fal

'Onuan voter* at aint

»en. (irant on account of his ooMtion

lns

CouU

u]zht Au«*

Jacob inaioritv in thirty of ,. Bruner the liftv-four tale i-- *l,S'Hi. The

the most populous of the liftv-four cotin-

*n-

I ha\e repeatedly stated, and do so here

the army, vumiwiii'limj the Congress of again, tliii.t tlii-roverumctit lias not been

able to find any fault with the courpursucd toward our country by (irant during that war 011 the contrary, he ha- giv. us many and proofs of his real cause."'

1III. Republicans of New ^.rk^have .,jr of indignant virtue of reform in nominated (.en. Dix for (iovernor,}^y, governinent, purity of politics,

.. i- COl'NTY I'Ol.lTU'S. self a Libemi.

that bv the Mli section ot the act ot on- ... gress approve.) September 2, 17S«t. it is I W A I.N t'T Tows 11'. —'he nominatioi of Gen. l»ix for provided as

tHere follows the section of the law evening of the ^4th was a success 111 edell-. cton Democratic a-pirants. Gov, referred to.) every respect. The attendance was large lloll'uian declines a rc-iioinination, and

"I11 viek of the-e provi-ions, and the ami enthusiastic. Tile presence and ex- Judge Sanford K. (Uiurch, hitherto apiact that .Mr. Stewart has been 1111:111 i- pressiotis of manv disaffected Democrats parentlv llie Democratic favorite after mously continued by theSenate, 1 would ,e vcrvplaii.lv that the (ireeiev HofVina'... declines. Yes, ••there is triask that hi- lie exempted ov lomt resolu- ... tiou of the two Houses of Congress from

every day in al- uinph 1.1 the air.

the operations of the same. I nut township. The meeting was ad- —Carl Scliurz once made a speech at "I S. (Sk

:lr

llie result of the election, therefore, is1 .... ..... i, .. the political issues ol tne dav will be a lo-s ot several thousand votes to th.* I ,. discussed at great length here at the ,.f .ichool hou.-e on Thursday night, September oth, bv A. Klmore and T. W.

11. 11 uid, Republicans

1 *i

.States,''

ler

dressed by M. \V. Brunei', of your city,, Fort Wayne, Intl.. on which occasion he

D.t.. March o. l-MV.t. and J. H. 1 Iarris.111, of this township. was pelted with cabbage heads. Stooj. 1 1 he man who makes this false state-j -p|U! meeting adjourned to meet at ing down, he picked tip one of the heads

FHANKI.IN TOWNSIIll'.

Thursday nigh Aug. l". 1, the l-'ariners Grant and Wilson club meets at liurd% liool house. M. D. White and :tro expected to speak on occasion. W

j. now have a membership of some f'ortv, and intend to increase il

may reduce this maioritv, but ... to eighty. We have several veteran it is g.-neraliv conceded that they will 'soldieis here in this neighborhood, not oiercome it. Jacob was supported ... ,, 1 hey assert that tln-v were down South oy f.eputilicans and stiatglii Democrats: ,. ., too long to ever vote the (.reelcv Ktias an anti-( .reelev man, against Camden. r. ., klux ticket a I.reelev Democrat. I lie

TI.«

vol. II, page 0'J7, gives an account of there were several Greeley Democrats Kli Saul-bury, of Delaware, for Vice

his acquaintance with Gen. Grant, there but before lie was half through they President. One hundred and fifty from which we extract the following: bad heard enough and withdrawn. Send credited delegates were present.

U!i sudl ,Cn tl,e Tll,!ir

Him tne more I became thoroughly ini- speechc-i have a tcllinir eflW-t. We have Fr..». ti.o L..i.ai,.,„

.roughly ini- I speeches have a telling effect. We have

IIII.I.Y

W1I.1.1AM.S

roi.rrK'.u,.

Y: -The St. Paul 7W« insists that there are o'lt) Democrats in St, l'aul who won't vote for Greeley.

the Oetob'?r eleetion. Said Mnrto:i \va tip the Illinois I."«xilature to re-elect him.•'striking -tiaii:ht from the .luuilder,'' «'lf to the Ser.ate.—r./A'-A, Hh„b-. and exhorted his 1 Vinocnitie friends to llie (treelevites are very toiid of oiiotint: hi't us have peace. We have put ort their best loi'ts to overcome ,, ,, .i iit now, and the objector the l.epubhean the inlluence of this evidently much party i- to keep it.— 'titnjiuli.i .lonrmil. dreaded enemy, lie cautioned Demo- --.Reliable information from Detroit ill-1 crat- a-aiii-l runnini oll alter the l.ouis- ,)lt. |)t,Ill0(.r.,,, in Michiiran ville convention, which, of course, was „.j|| ,|,,|t.Lr

Lyman Trumbull is working solely lie is settiiiL'

in the interest nf reform

^..ol'House on next Saturday hurled at him, and. holding it up in his

ic j.-r.inkJin township is determined to give laws for the extirpaation' ol the. exeera-1 the same. ble Ku Klux conspiracy: and it it has

a handsome inaioritv.

1,1

him for lie is very thin.

We *.rn ...'.L-i..,.

,lc:lVL

knows we don't mis-

arrangements to have one of the biggest.

to be with 11s and hear two brave onearmed soldiers speak. At night a grand torchlight procession will take place, at which time Hon. Leonidas Sexton, our

i.ahk ril

siuiated for the gathering of a large

candidate for Congressman at Lan-c ,I!'UA' ',liul.l-rt:t'" whipped for hurrahing ,..,,,ii i. ,i .-

whom went from Brown, Scott and Clark I

townships in this county, about -i»0

nearly all voters, most or them men with gray hairs. One gentleman who

JittciidtMl from the opinion that the average age of the gentlemen wlio listened to this speech

at the average age of th.- i*!rst

wonld not fall abort of tlo years. It has I

been the boast of the Republican party

for many years that the great majority of '"8

attention given to the's^ec-l. by ,|1(.|c trains of the .Sd, 4th and Oth peculiar audience assembled last Friday, ePte|nber, and will be good for the the oltl men are there too. The speech

ilin

fnl defeat, anil with D'tVuior in the Mirht, he will hardly carry a ingle State --.lolin S. William siys he thinks the work of the campaign is done and he iniiiht a* well i»o home. All thetireelevites that heaid him peak here think he had better go home forall the good he is doilli^.—Vftm/i'i'

There is one oftlio Tammany thievewho lias not yet declared for (ireeiev. He has been :»iek for two months Mnt he will do it a* *«»on a- he p.*t streniith e!iong!i to wield a elnb or hurl a paving ••tone.— I'th'tht lihfh'. 1 he Na»hvii!«' IU hh*r ireeiev oriran -tyle- \udvew .lohnon "an able and

un^M'ul'u^,u,

man," and says ho iuteu«l

"to padtlle his own canoe,'' fleering clear .arires

lrL

.(s

•nlVli bctlH irant ami (ireeiev, vet hugging In the" (ireeiev shore just a litth\

tiou to the.-e report- we have direct te ,• ,, •. —I he Richmond a.) Wfnn''nubiish tnuony trom the very parties who,

I was alleged, were so greatly injureil by The foilov.-ing cNtraet from the organ of Bismarck, the Prussian Minister, is to the point: "It is with great regret that we see

ii(.

,ir|11

ed a card in

1 S

ottering $'J,".0(.i for Hor

A large amount of valuable -pace is -till being devoted by the Greeley journals to fresh proof-of the impossibility of any thing coining of the Louisville convention. Meantime Blantoii Duncan continues to read bin piles of coiigratulalory letter- and employ an,aiiuensis gpjjjj

Whenever a Radical gets disap

sympathy in our pointed in getting an oliice, says the Buffalo or gets kicked out for his rascality, he al once begin- to talk with

vi potisin and gil't taking, and

The meeting at Fredericksburg on tlie Governor of New York has had a mark-

1'nited States a-ks burnt nun to elect 1 i* -i •.ti .« I'1'^0111 I^ition oi iloraen (rrecley tahhshment of ,1. \. Keeran,

clock, at which hand, .-aid: I hose ot my countrymen

ne-

alls hitn-

time the nominations for township olli- who vote with the Democratic party is an extract, clipped from the Tribune of cers will be made. F. have no more intelligence than this cab- M:»y i'i, 1SUS. Judge Chase was the

bage head.''

that

"le'-awake, and fundamental rights to pass and erforce has changed the man. his words remain

si racy: do it,

Klux Act. I hold it especially desirable

."Mark* that .' Judge U'lirien ville convention, anil instructed to urge

...

of the Confederate States, in his work spoke here last 1 hursday evening in one the nomination of Charles O'Conor, of magical wash-pot is to beset tip, in which entitled "The War Between

of our churches. When he conimeiiced New York, for President, and

Th.* Tliri.hliliiv ...a,

times here on the oth ol September that the man who thrashed Brown was we have ever had. We cordially invite Bourbon, who considered it a personal every Republican in reaching distance

Crawfordsville

make a speech. Your Grant and Wilson club

Presidential campaign, a Democratic

itrssnij.vii.i.n. and it was by the greatest good luck in

Russcllville is some distance from any the world that the mob was prevented railroad, and of course is not favorably

fri,m

would speak there last 1* ridav to draw sistencv, Ac. a crowd that was generally estimated at I ". fully one thousand in number. the ,, Nlato illr. persons composing the crowd, many of',

burning the town. The pious c-di-

tor ,f

l1",'. J{"''!n" hil'1.

Greeley, it is a terrible thing. Con-

''"r''

1 10

U:lllr il 1

Crawfordsville expressed U'ri"g

Rally Round the Flag!

(iraml 31 ass 3leelin^

AT.

LADOGA,

In ThN

O I I

OT mimI

ace (ireeley's head. Sonic of the Whi'j't enemies now declare that this was only a i» ci joke, and that i'. did not believe tli.-ii, nor 4iell. 1CH. SpOOlKM*, has it at any time since believed, that Greeley's head u- wortli 12.1 cents.

OI' I ml 111 nit |iol Is.

Hoili One-Armed Soldiers.

AVIII

At l|ili I

Will Close the Da\N Heuion^tratlou.

Al Utiieli Tinu*

Hon.'LKOX1 DAS SEXTON

AV I 1.1. --l'l: A iv

Tli l{«'iulIi-iins of

-i-lialIy invito everjbnilj. ul'

1 every Nlnule ol' politic opinion,

to I witli llieni 011 fliul (lay.

,Jr°',0-v

'•hk

Tl,u

ln'M\

Ure

'-iii «iiil«-i .1.

l,0^'.rlV'1 argiiment t.

the ones uttered hv himself. Here

victim at that time of the Presidential

.... .. ,, fever. Horace laughed al bis weakness, Ihc.Ncw ork ll orb! is urging 1 leu- and charged him with selling his princiry ard Bceclier to embrace Greeleyisin. pies for the prospective hope of a Deino1 lie ellort is not a happy one It is eralic seat in the White Mouse. Poor -carcelv four weeks since that paper was

ii 'election would fiiul In in more sadly afdevoting all its energies to prove that )lietel than Chase.' But the PresidenMr. Greeley was the most unlit man in the country for President that no sen-.

silile man of any party could support 'J.''11

.li.ll)l' ''reamed that another

ia: fever has seized him it must run its course, ami Greeley, like Chase, will

nirt. the power to doit, then I savour. or liKMOCliATS AXI) ltKl't'ltl.lCA.NS

governinent is no government, but

-ham. I, therefore, on everv proper oc,

ca.-ion, advocated and justified Ku

lhcr

1,ai1 bco

v.im. v- .... Hying rumors of the future pious inten-

'i-i .j lhe National convention of Labor tions of the venerable Democratic party, he Republicans of laik tow i.-hip an Reformers, at Philadelphia, took the I and of a scheme to Weave certain Remaking preparations for a good light this Louisville shute. A committee of thirtv publican threads into the looped and Fall. We will do oar duty and our was appointed to confer with the Louis-! "i'*-

Senator

The Crawfordsville Review reads the I'utriut a lesson over the pttinmeling of

^'r. 'b'own, who hurrahed for Greeley

•'.!• j" for fun. Now we did not justify .-

tlie ttct but

since learning the fac*t that \er'. I"1'? !nk,|-v

for any one to hurrah for the

"spoils" nominee, we leave the subject for the consideration of Democratic sages. It shows that some Democrats can't star.il Greeley in any shape.

As to the subject of''out rages' during

candidate for Lieutenant Governor, will is "mud/'™P'. Itepul.Iica'.i. The touching con-

Missouri River

Company will run half fare

|tra ,s OVOr ita routo aml

were ladies. The remaining 800 «'H'b is the L, H. A W. Rail-

Weck

cl!ls"

Scl,tci,lt,fir1

the i/miiK/ men of the country wereuuni -j:',ince,,ft1,iel:,,i0M Depot in Indianapolis, bered in its ranks. Judging hv the cloe I

was a strong political sjieech, but in no ?1{!lte

a I

'.s

'.,,tcn,

for tin- South and if it does no. ..my* «iuw "J. cbancery whetl,er_ they

strong enough toell'eet its purpo-e, I hope "",HI 'Pg«'Lv consi.Jer.-d the original ,t wilt be made stronger an, stronger." 'T U''rt

'be party will procecd to clean itself of

!!'s. "l'iu'"n.S "hims, notions, and

traditions, so that it can stand before tin people bright and regenerated, renewed and redeemed, dirtless. ami, disenthralled We once heard a judge tiay that he did not see why trover could not be brought for a house, and il the publican platform is to be carried off in bulk, we must certainly try to find out some way of getting it back again.

frceley expressed oOrself to that ell'eet. 5 !'.

is cordially in- We have to express some surprise at the I'

vited to be present with its torches and pri'M'.'ll uUiUuh- of thi' Ji'-vific however, unit'inn- and participate in the asm of the hour. dav the town marshal was shot down, ['I'1"'1"1- M"'

express some surprise at me, ,,

Orphic mil 1 luc^cut aiiuuuu ui uu? iwview iiowo\cr, .1 •. jand this is the why: During the last I fP

bee

,'"ll,in "rt

thi

ure alli

was held at Lebanon. On that the Democracy should have such an

ll,u

not 1

Vf'

1 a I

crowd. Nevertheless there was attraction make.s some difference whose ox was enough in the announcement that Hon. gored. II Democrats raise a murderous

Win. Williams, of Warsaw, Republican I

ri°t

it is all right according to the Jit'eieif.

''""Actions,

way, during the time of the Nebraska •State f-iir, which will bo held at Lincoln

tllC

f'"1

S('Ptc"ber.

tickcts

f'»r the round trip to

an'u

return will he sold on Tues-

^dnesdny, the -Uh of

by tire IndianaI.olis, p.loom-

extern R. R. from the ticket

*,e gi'*g to IJn-

^r'l' "tii the 18th of September,

of ticlte wi

sense a partisan speech. It was an argu-1 °PIortunity will be presented gument from facts and an appeal to cool

reason, delivered in Billy Williams' own t'overnnient and railroad lands offered

style. Men went there to hear it, and they listened toil throughout. R.

balf fare: $27.36.

arr""gemcnt

for the examination

for sale in the flourishing State of Nebraska. Tickets will also lie sold at the ticket office at C'rawford«ville.

'"tcKrity of huinaii na-

"e really do not know why

l.'K''H'! uty

COMMERCIAL NEWS. rawrorilsville Markets. I'll\wn»UI»Stl t.LI AUUUM

Al'V'Min,....

ti: Ml 1,'S-Ore I Ml Flo.11 fU.I.L, lU'.Wr Itlvj V-I'sin-Urh* ..

-.1.

IV.I Siitfiir Sr*11 r»

-.li- ... ~y nij" ,\'|'|»l' i*}• l»u.. 1 »rti «l Itl'"iR'hr f« It. ,« l.|i L-o.lf' ttlirl lt»„

The

a S 5

as the

lii,r,,e,i th bpC! me

l,nl,u,ll'

Ilnritrtlfirif'ei/ are reminded of this by the thick

1,1

1,'r,Vlt

S 11

Prions scheme

should he the capture! ol a couple ol

PI*

t'(r(-'

presupposes that Chief had for the asking,

Chase is to be liu

not seem to argue a vtry high

business

'l'sioN

il oU 1,1

""i

ertnln

li,W"l"-"^

V."",

wl,

ll cl

s'1

organization. The story is, that when

the National convention meets a great

of the business

"1"":a'011 °f Adams for the

Vice Presidency. We do not know what reason they have for thinking that Mr. Chits, l'rancis Adams would accept their nomination for the office—all we have to say is that if he should, the gentleman who ran on the Buffalo platform with Mr. Van Rtiren would find himself ouce more in rattier queer company."— Tribune, May 23, 18(58.

Monlcon.fr} Count}. JKroin the Ia Ox

Patriot.]

A Lebanon gentleman who traveled over Montgomery county last week, states that numerous Democrats declared their disgust at the conduct of the party, and that they will no longer give their support to it. There is every reason to believe that Montgomery county will give a substantial Republican majority. Numerous Democrats say there is no question but that it will do il. Thus the ball rolls on, and the party of right will triumph everywhere.

Wi* I it...*

Vi. art informed tiuit a [ilan is on fi.wjt

to move the office of the Jamestown

Commercial to U'banon and is.stie an out-

er it would not be best to publish such a ."

Ijebanon. It is said the editor will be a

second edition of Brick l'omeroynon J'atrint.

UTJ. SI II* 51

'i-' .t

—A young girl bv the name of Armstrong, living near Plymouth, was burned to death one day last week, caused by kindling fire with coal oil. Her parents

he new heeler A: Wilson maintain its supremacy. The Win eler Wil- Hi ('umj.aii.v mak"* and ^ell hul due chws of machines, and that for family n-e and in the pa-t year have sold

I2S,o2*

machine.-, heinjr

over-l'l,O00 more than were -old of auv other make for family purposes. Companies who prefer lo compete with umanuiacture sewing maciiines for mauufacturing purposes, and count tiicm in their sales. The public will bear in mind that the heeler Wilson machines are made only for family u-e, imd are admitted to be one of the best sewing: machines in use. The Wheeler .t Wilson Company having established agency in this place, arc prepared to fill all orders promptly. All persons having 1 machines to be repaired will leave their) Orders al our oflice. Kxtra inducements' are otfered to persons de.-iring to purchase a good machine. Call at our oliice at Mis. 11 anna's millinery store and ex-1 amine our new machines.

Hwi ti. W. Ba A-cut.

|{«'iuo\:il.

Britton & liruner, attorneys of this city, have removed their oliice to the! more pleasant and commodious roomsformerly occupied by Dr. Totten, dentist,

Hair and various other articles in the

S 2 0

-'in

riuto cu rs0

ll,"!

hour that led him from the great party

him lor that ofhee. of freedom into the camp of his life-long —-"I hold our Government bound by its enemies. But let Horace Greeley be duty ol protecting our citizens in the heard on this subject. Though ambition

Deighton, either by note or|book account, "^f-icv, juiev. pniigi'iit. 1 are reiiuested to call and iiav up iii'inedi- ,. ...

atelv, and save the co.-ts of collection,

of the firm must

tled. Call at Dohertv A .McC'lclland's oliice, or at the residence of George II Dcighton, on Water street jo-:i

Wanteil. I

Jfen and Teams lo work on the In-, •liana division of the Chicago, Danville & Vincennes Railroad. Wages: Men. $1.7.1 per day Teams, §:i.".(i. Inquire along line of road at Montazuina, Mecca, Arniieshusg. Rose ville, lio-edale or Bra-, zil. J. B. Bitow.v, Rosedale, Ind,

.Votes siiid Clsiiiiis Uanled. I We wish to purchase some good solvent notes and claims. Apply at the Irw oliice of Cowan & Patterson. :J2-i

Shot

»«"»'t

the abduction and appropriation of Chief Justice Chase, but we warn His Honor still to keep upon his guard and we must extend our warning to the entire Adams family, against which we have reason to believe the most nefarious designs are entertained. It is curious tha

Campbell & Tinsley tell all kinds. Call and see them. {-0

MASS MEETING

VN I

Pole Raising

1^1 ea sa 11 11,

Saturday, Ncjit. 7.

M. D. WHITE,

i.«l Otlicrs,

Will Address the 'People

On tliut Oeeusloii.

EDUCATIONAL.

Wabash Colioije,

'J'lio Full Term O

"Wtidiicstla.v, .S('p(!iiilicr 11, 1S?J

W 1 3 4 1 1 1

lll"""'xl1

wrM,

sheet at Jamestown, in preference to .... "V V. "f

-1Aba-

—John Allen, "the wickedest man in New York," has declared for Greeley, "llreak my gin bottle," he says, "but do let me clasp hands across the bloody chasm."

7»,

lr«-t

ntlu 1 ,:

eonr,,*. The I :..

culture. Three n.ilroad- pus^ throiixh tho town. ForetaKloifiios ^ond to the Prc.sidont or

AI.K.Y.TIIO.IINOV, Tro,.„rer.

DRY GOODS.

Sjn-inir and Siiiiiinci'

DltY-'. ',- iOHS

AT tii i:

S W O S O

rrsri J'» .1 'J 'Ml I 10,.1 l-* I

T(^i

I titl in iiii ]iol is.

We si i'«* nou- »fl ri i^,' t'o 1 !i III I il ofoue eteO oinei'K

I lie |»1i l»l l«4 11 ia:i 1 1 llu* MINI mosl -si I'll II

hialeel el

s| oc

S a S

l'.% l'l»]IC||.-(l ill |1|« «•!(.

were at the time of the sat accident, cu a vi-it to their friends in this place. It is time people should both learn and heed the danger of such an act. But if one wants to be an angel and with the angels stand, lei him light his fire with a I a Itiyitft.-. I

in 111

Tin* Largest Stuck.

The (JicaD'st Variety,

The Kowt'si Price*.

W'i* nil y.'ools :t I he

low es| jM'iec^ 1*4»|* wliieli

lli«'^- ««:ii»

)«*-«|4I:iiiI

ens| oiim- 'h I he \'*r,N hi'sl il0' l»i* money.

PKTT1S, DICKSON CO..

iNcw Store.

I i:d iiina j»o] is.

N E W S A E

itKPrmai'AN M:\VSP.V PKK.

ACKXOHI.KIKiKIl TO lill

One (it* tlie lies! Liu-itl Paiieiv

IN I'lli: STATI"..

ju-t across the alley, .-ast of their old stand, where tliev will continue the practice of law, the collection of claims against the Government, and real estate au-t business. Special attention will be given fri|^vil[ts a credit to it* publishers, and to the collection o| notes and account?,1 the settlement of decedents' estate and

"The CrawfonUville

is il

c,,|1'I,lvt'

partition of lands. -*lf. the city and county in which ii is pub-

15IIilili-i'*. lished."—I.titt'txrilb• Crn/imerei'it.

Having purchased the Building Ms- .... WOllhl: say to farmers, mechanics and builders

generally that 1 am prepared to furnish

Lime, Cement, Lath, Shingles, Plaster' Montgomery county, Indi-

Building Business, together with Coal and Salt, at the lowest cash prices. I will furnish material by the car load on It is the be-t weekly newspaper, local

a a

•"Setlle p.

All persons knowing ihemselves in- ... ,1 debted to the old firm of Dohertv

relies of the local news of

"There are several families in this

ana, and every one of these should sub-]

scribe for the Crawfordsville .b il

Ki I a a A in

,, des.-riplion ol the Cralvford-vill

set

XAI.. Lolli

.SC-/!/'.

N A I

our

tit-

mav she wuv.-."-

111 .iot' if N A

-V L." A I .^!

1 I 1 I

Fult

I E N S

Itead ami Circulate It!

Show il (0 Your 'io|ilMi*!

I "1" 11 I TO f-i I tt I III-:

We think we can fairly cl:

Tin

over before in evorvthinir that. iroes *o tl'-'t

innL-n

I*I

than that which we are now

50 CKN S a a a

ises to be an interesting, if not an ex-

citing one, has already opened, and the

value of the paper as an accessory iu the

fight which is coming ought not to be

overlooked., '1 lie two parties

choose between them. We expect to

be found on the side of the Republican

party, with its recotd of honesty and

rw,:rtll«..

I CI,K

LONC ,NSTUN(

""v ''"""tr-v- nearly

and-out HourUm paper. The only (incs-' Ioj»nrtni'iit affords ult lion now to I decided it HceniH, wlietli-I

o..-

Kb-ren Mil I io\s of -:p.le .Inl.t

nearly

during

ll,U ,C

M":''

In aflord** tho inenns of «*tiii|-

Knj*h-h l.ranehoH nut ini-ludeil in the

it« l'"«er and

"Vl'r JIumlml am! Thirty Three

i.tlu-rriuirsf"., S..I.-1. ns nntliiiictn-, nlc.-hrn, k.-.ij?- Milli'iil* of llie National debt during the raphy, ph^^ndo^y, hook«koopitm, «t*. Soutli il.'.ll I..-.HI21i...r..ii|£iiiy Pa"t three years of Gen. Grant's adminOoiit«»r 'ollojfp is lini^hod. The CSynillxiNluiil and tho militury drill with enilct nrtoH furnish um|.i. mi-.ii.s f..r |.|ivsj,u cure a general condition of prosperity ill

istration, which legislating us to se-

the country.

Mol'AIN.& TALItO'l'.

DRY COODS.

a I

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IN A n1.1, i-.,o.

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In al) ti»- i-Vv Stvlr- :il!' I Ci.l r«i. c\M|'i»i:i.l. .V I!AUTIIK.

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I LAIN AND STIMPKD Kl. I «SA it 'AMI'IUCI.!. »v II *UTMXa*:

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iit illii Sl. -ill hiL'll p! I* i»»i nMtflS.'i-

N I I I A

I DI MS' 111 IS

l.M'onis, worth-'Jo»»ontsi•.

i.v!ii:s- m.

I a

I'» c»*nt-s worth

A S S

it i'«*Mt ^. Wnrtli -IT C-lit* CAKJ'bKL1. A II \HTi:U.

it CAKPKTS, j'--.-.n- vunl.

A 1 A I I in I

IJN'l'i'.D BIM'SSICLSC .it .'11 •'••III -. AMI'Iii i.I

i- one

of the best and mo.-t valued of our Indi-

'Xchauires. It an honor to Craw-

\Kri i^ II

A n.Mn i:i

Tit AW CM IN I '.si: MATTINGS lit V\ -.ft Ii '.il i'I'll•

a a

!cn:K

"III In-

Mli- l'l i«-r .*!| I'|:.tl

a a a

1/I.ANN U.S. ,II:A.\ I f--.--.Ui-: itli-I W

BLANK l-"TS. l.-ii Villi

xi-lt itiL''' for \\*en L. c\.mruKLi. a jiAirmt.

\y OiL W.\N'TKD.

wiitku

.•'minni.

LECAL NOTICES.

IARDI.ANS SA LI-

i.i• i.

!,\

jihiu

a-..::

—:. .-o Ih.ti ill fH'"t'l|-|)iijii-'ji f]fj

i.-Ii'iir.'.. u( ll... Ci.uri ..f 'ulmnon l'i,. ^|,,m. L"iMer .^cnti»iiy, :tl ilif Jiiui.* i»*r in Uio .V''1"' tiiii«J»':.Ji«#m.(| wilt w».|| j»t i»riv ti» thv hiifh.»st I.i.I.ler tfu-re/'ur, us ilif.j»«iMi-.lt -.I Ku tii »S .-1 irjuJ.-y ami A.j.'u y.

'V Irtur-jit. uv stniiil'-v,

''taM'il.ltM-.ili'-iiiiic t.lil i.f tin»'a.it\ il»?i 1 in cotuity to--Lrt-ir: -iMirlit "t! i-l tin: nut ..i h-Hf'•! tin- .jifu-iiT "f it'll two. tou V. iti! lwt'll, uf raSlCr i'lMtc r«t,

Ti nn-,—iiiie thi rt. flu- pim-h:e ?amoy-» «|'»vvn. Ii ii*. in stx in.n»lli. Ahl Iho iit (u»J\ iiionrli*. to-tH-nr*' tlu'

nil'fori 'h'tVnvjl j'iiytin'ht.^ with nn-l pr^pf-.rjy -^UtviJ will r'i«nir«-'l. N-AII-.I. TiN« i.r.Y.

DM IN ISTllATf iR'S NUlICK

Ijjis

urn that

Mi. It N AI. IS IlOW tl little better than hnifof .^c-tioii

i-i h«r« l»v titvi'h tl«rit th«' uii'!-iN«i nfM« Ii:\f Aiin.ini-ti »tM the '.'f

l.i:find.i Htuteji. (•••(i-r.l, I:i11- i.f MwitiinmerV'-k-ijiaoy. Sait!«tnti- I- vulvcut. TliuMAS W 1*1

h.N,

\"('TICK OF ATTACHMENT. uj hi (, Mnitkor

r«». vs. Kli l. -rtjcnt. Atlai'hn»«-tit:

W Jn*i'i't«»».I. .I.M -n'it'r

a-Co.

haw MlriJ tl»» uthilit*

t-.vii .iii-l l.oml n-.)iuri'«l hv Uwv lo mlitlo th«-m i" :i |%i ot rtttsclititi nt a.uniti.-t.iIn*n»ni •'Jln t-* |\.iif 1,'li hamMit, ui M»to^.im».ry eountv. :ui.l ilt.fi-ii- writ Ii 1 1 nnM^m-il, un-l tin* t:m»'appoinu'ij j(i- tfinl.

mi*

tin* lath «Iay «»t

tvinlier, 1S7J, sit lt »»VUu-K' im-'oMi- ii M:iiJi*on i«iwn.'hij«. now thv -(ii.I Kli Lurucm tr:. hi-ri'liv notift.»i| to upponr nn.l ansn«-r «t»ul fone phiint, nr jutlunifiii ill In- ivnih-n-l ««uatnt Ijiui '»y«h-niiiu. ,''SKrn tiAuntriA

I ATI I«

V«TI(.'K OF l.NSOLVF.NCV. i--the J'liHitiry t'*nn nf tl«o (-"urt of Comnvui rii a«.,r MmitL'otiiojy remty. tlu» ol Altrt'd Htu'ch, u'ji (leciiited prohahh ^clvfiit. Ci('ilit »r

a ii Ii I

that

the s.itn.' will l»o «#»tth»i! accordin^lv. ait^'l.'.u" ,M.\ ,SMA 1.!.. Administrator.

DM INI." NOT ICK.

}n'tv1.y i»iwn that tho nnd^rsiiriH"!

h«-»-n .•i)ij»-jntv'ii ailnumMnit»»r, with (Im- «ill aitiH'XPil, ot tin- t',*t i11• of A1•i|ah Uo.\, iIimm'simmI, late of litu.ittH'ty p? itnty, Jiuiirtna. The «'.-tJtte i- )r«r«ati]y .-olvont. ]A»lKr SMAVKH, Admim^trntor.

A O A

lOST

TK.

Tilt' ninli-t *:^'tl« d, hy '. it tttr of iiilpiT'V- i'»f I'liii'-d Iii-tru't C'oiirt for th»» of In-iuih t, will on and niter flu* tiit day ofS« j.t'-.ji-l-or n» At, ju'im .•••d to at |)tnat«- vah', the l'M..".\jn.» ih'-d r«*al estato, in fin county of Montij.inn-rv, tn iJjo Mat*' of lnilr»na, to-

... juit: Two hundreil actvii fn.tii out uf 'he ?oiiih

4*iuht

(St. ill lo\iitvhij mnptM".

(I'.'l north, of ran^'' fourth vo-ft ail J'f.

iait

of saut south half not

hv lo-|.,»h Allon.

ifir *t wil/.tm.« t'linilv in hand at tinif o| .«-ah*. on— make a I a uclconu Mmil) iliar ihtrd in «t.\ months, an. t|M n*Mdtn» in t«« lv* i.i -i inoijiJiv fii»tii ilny, of vile, with interest oil d«*f*'t* And we are uie that no better imluee-1 n-ii pavm-m* ivom timo of ungl.-iwit JOSKPII N. Kl'I.I.KNWI 1 ments could be ollered to sitbseribers

oll'ering [^Ll-X'TIUN NOTICK.

I .ft-

hold.-is o| the iJiinvfordM illo A Wuhn.-h

iiut I lie politieal eampaign, which prom- I'/'mpnnv »viii heldnt the niiw of Walhi--'' I Travi-, ijt tho eitv (»fCiawfot'il-ville, Indian Mn.

have

placed their candidates and platforms bo-

OnwfordsvlIIe, Iil«l. fore the people,'who are called upon to

M*jtl

l,i:\V WAI.LArK.

rot a rv. ,a:.... l'rc^idi'iit....^.

j\TdTICK '.OF SAD

.N'ofii'f is hotol»v ktivon that I will *rll at jui'-fti^ auoto.ii oi. W.'dn4'.iday, (h-tol-er at Into rosidpiieo of.loj-c'i'h Hovor, dctrpafed, tn Mt'. tf-ir riPcK' tniwi«lujt, almii11 milo east ot I. don, nil his personal jtt'0|iorty, i-on-i^tinii "f lior.*»Pf, cattle, hojrs, i-h'«'|», grain, and faninn? luaohineiy.

TiriiMf:-—A credit of nine months will ho iNt'-n on all stim« fivor §:i, tho jinrolnisor fiivini! ll',t,* ujlh approvotl se«'iirilv, watvtnu valuation tujil apprai-cment lau.«. "aNCKMNK I: »V LIH. ini*jiiu-:t Aduuni."tralr .\

I .M IN ISTRATOR'S NOTlCi:.

Nolicp j* hereby ^iven that tli« nnclorfsluU,,d has hoon iippoiiitpd admini^tnitrix of the oMa'P

ol.lo-.cph lCiiyor, «Im eased, lain ol Monti!*

.1 "'intv, in'tiann. '1 he e^tai» 1* ^wppo^ 1 to 1

111 the paymtMit ofisoiv.-nt,

a k««M

LOAN.

TVOTll'K is hereby given, r«-«-l

1 0 1 1

that by di-

of iho ('oininou l.'oiti

oltnolJ of th'-

''tv

of "nuv tordsvilh-, lii'liana, the nndoistgni-d "ffers for *ale the ImumIs of said ojty to the »HMtnit of twenty»ouo thonsaud dollar*. 'J'hesc? U»iid« nre issm-d for the erection ol tin engine house and othor neoossary hinhliiif and run ten year* from tho first day of opt»'tnl»«*r, 1h7J, heaiiHir

i1*

teinsf a^ |he nito ol wn jn*r rent, por arim"1. payahlo "i'loi-annnajly, al the olficeofthoTn.fi-* uror of tin* city. Tho-'fly ro"ives tin* riKljt

red eon 1 "ii nl land's altoi" the exjuraJiop year-. WM. Ut'ltliKH'oK. CMv Ti«'ti*iii''1*