Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 12 September 1872 — Page 2

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THE JOURNAL.

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KEIMI.UVAX STATE T1CKKT.

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NORTH A'AUOLIXA, Kepubliean gain of 7,000.

since fi

HE St. Louis Dcmwrat.

movement to "come west and grow up with the coiiiintv."

CllAUl.EY—Dad, how does it hap|ieii that you are going to vote ju- as all the rWi.1 id Parent—Shu your month. Charley what in the d—1 does a boyand like you know about politics'.'

E E IIA IT. gave Gen John A. Logan a grand reception last Saturday night. The torchlight procession on that occasion numbered 1'HX), being nearly three times as great its the one got up by Voorhees' friends on the previous Tuesday.

A REMARKAIH.K meteor pas-ed aero-s the northern sky last Thtir.-day night, starting from near the western horizon and disappearing behind the trees in the eait. It was followed by a steady and brilliant tail of light, and its passage across, the sky must have occupied a full minute and a half.

•. E result of the vote in North Carolina is now fully known, and indicates certainly that that State will cast it? vote for Gen. Grant in November. The vote for Congressmen, when analyzed, shows that the Republicans had a majority of 3,2G0in the State, -.rhile Caldwell's majority for Ciovernor, from some cause, was only 1,915. All of Caldwell associciates on the Stalo ticket ran ahead of

him.

Tim election in Vermont on Tueday of last week resulted even more favorable to the Republicans than there was any reason to expect from the first ditpalches. The Republican majority for Ciovernor is little short of 20,000. This is again of about f,000 on the majority of 1870. The State Senate is unanimously Republican, and the House stands 20G Republicans to 21 Democrats. In 1870 the Democrats had two Senators and 29 Representatives.

HE speakers of the "any thing to beat Grant" party are constantly re-iter-ating the charge of military rule in thefor South. A careful calculation, from figures furnished by the War Department, Knows shows that there is an average of jnsr one soldier to every 238 square miles of territory throughout the entire South. Yet these soldiers, they would have us believe, arc tramping around over the country, each in his 238 square miles of territory, "subjugating" the people, and "filling the offices against the will of the people!"

THE Indianapolis Sentinel speaks thus philosophically of Greeley's chances in theEast: "The only States that the Liberals can hope for in New England are New Hampshire and Connecticut, and we Lave every confidence that the Liberal candidates will carry both. Hut from Maine we can not look for any material change. The people are of a character not easily moved." The Sentinel will find the people of a good many other States besides Maine "of a character not easily moved" to the support of Greeley.

.man challenged llenric sion. and the latter replied, statin

to control his in

resolutiolis,

HE A IN E ELECTION. —Jimiuy OT.iicn, who head Tin-Shit!'am Congressional election ..(might Democratic movcmenj in New in Miiino a held lust Monday. It ro- York City, is only .'!•'!, niicilin-ati'«l. an

Crawfordsville Iml. Sept. 12 1S7'2. suited, like the A', muint election, in ex-convict, impii-oiied by• Ilariianl for a

A IN a A O »'M'"'"' Kepubliean victory. Th trillitiir ollcu-c when a boy, EDITORS AND I'KiTR'.KIv'RS Greeley party was utterly routed in every several millions—ami pns.-c.--ul ol tlic .- .. .,.•» nf ili,. live Congressional Di-tiict.-. manners of a courtier. KKPUBMC.VX NATIONAL TU'KKT Maine's ami Hale's majorities, whirl. Vermont cUclion, on a straight

Wtbrlirn •':. molc-t imti•i...'i'.7n. the carritfipur- the Democrat- tried so hard to overeonie, issue between Circuit and (Jroeley. shows po.f, Hi'ttvljivi'jHtrui. prartimi ut~lum, inco,-,-i, ..'e l, been increased. The majority for hat the Grce'.cyilcs have to expect (.|C mtnjnt ami iUufirio,,, «fmw of l'™-"'**- iv-rtiam. for Ciovernor has been inerea-ed from Kepubliean voters. The Louisville

iifuiir ht.Uice *iart I to 1",000. 1 elug nearly ,'i,l(0 greater t.1:111 (..invention gives an idea of what Grce-

The voice line i- i-not h—certain

it has been anv year before since IStiS. leyisin will pet from the Democratic

U.ati Hull of VennoiU. majority

lies Wiii:r.i'..vs. The Libera! Hi form party is fouuded on the jirinciple of reeoin ilinItion, and its special mission is i» allay party strife, and inaiigura'.'.' an oi:i ol peace and good, will throughout the enanil

or of In a a will a is., to is-j.ii. having been ele.-ted to till in on a the vacancy occasioned by the election O to 1. I Silas Wright to the ollice of (iovernor.

that he issued the celebrated order tc: Soues, an agent of the (lovernmciit who

HE Democratic |iroce.s-iou last Satnr- ha 1 been sent lo New Orleans to recover day night numbered from 321 to 3o", ac- I' S. money that had been seized by the

Ho.v. M. C. I K, who is advertised W York in the li-t of Kepublit-.in to speak in this city next Saturday, 1 Mates thi* I'all.

one of the Democraiic free traders that Cireeley has for many years charged with beinir "bought with ririti-h cold."

any one attempts to haul down the

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tor Oian in November piomises lu,..Vl" drifted a~hore and 1:011c to pi

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TllKDenioeralie Di-triet eenlral com-: .,„ ,, .„l,„ „f erow. La-t year this

nuitee o.l.tiie 11t1h11'oiiiiressioiiall l'l.-tnelt (.(.unt,y.t a h.e, onlN di tha honore refuse to let llieir candidate lor Congress, a Denioeral with elielion to the Stall llr. .1 A. lioiiriok", hold a joint dnciis- Seiiale. This year two Uepi.bliean Sen-

si..n wilh l'ackard. The latter gentle- ators there are elected by about oiu

ricks to the discus- tlioi.si.iul majority.

the central committee claimed the right on the iMth ult. "W'e havejust openei

l'ackard to that committee. A cone- bama by at lea.-l ten thou-aml majority, -pondencc brought ou the following Von never saw a sicker set of people ..a-sed bv the Liberal than the Oreeley K.publicans are.

Keforin central comniht. ot Ci.nsressional l'istriet. August 1 •"», 1S7^,'' which are certainly political etiriosi-

I lire cullmtrv I WiiKUl'.AS. The Liberal Keforin cen election we dun know what. Mate it is 1 tral committee of the 1 ll Coiigres-ioiial tlio Oreeleyltes are bettiui.' on.

District unanimously lKlieve that joint

Id-mheJ, III our opinion, our eandi-

(ii:.v. .Ixii. A. 1IX, who lias just accepted the nomination for (iovemo ol

a New York, is in his 7'uh year, lie withe

l'„jt(.,i states from that State from

He was succeeded in the innate by Win.

MAINE, Hepublican gain of 5.000. Seward, lie was a can lidn'.e fir ("iovern in I SI E O N Kepuhliciui gain of C.OOO.

W IS I O IX I A Democratic Io-s ol IVe.-idency. He has been prominently 3i0(Kl. I connected with the coin JIOII schools ami public works of hU Stale. F.urly in

THE "Oreelev enthusiasm" ha- not,-as reached any of the States.

on the -oil I'lat-

form on which Van Hiiren ran fur the

•lanuarv, ISol, he was appointed

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Vermonteleetioii, advises the Liberal'.,., ", ,. ... ,, I incurable cancer which is eating out its

The nomination ot lien. Dix support he is sure to receive fn

Plum street south from Main to its intersection with the Danville road. The eou.n.issioners appointed to assess the damages and benefits to property holders along these two routes submitted their reports to the Council last Monday evening, 'and a special session ot the Council lias been arranged for next Monday night, at which time these reports will be duly considered. We under.-laiul there is considerable dissatisfaction with the assessments on both routes, but we hope the dissatisfied parties, where manifest injustice is not done them, will conclude to concede a good deal in the way of present private convenience for the sake of a future better both forth public and forth private individual.

a few miles north of town.

rrrr-^rf^i!*. I "feai fill example ol the t.ital ellee'.s ol horse (,• W, Itistin,. (n.-t an 1 l-.inn- llu-

a Si.ci.wr of

the 11th are going to have an active and exciting canva-s, and .-hall fight all of our men and have reserve.-."' —To the aina/enient of the Oreeleyites, that piairie lire" M'cins to burn as well in Indiana as when Seuator Wilson was helping it almitr. —I answer to a correspondent, we have to sav that since the We-t Virginia

a I 0

noliti.al disous.-ions aro I'aleulateil to .,. ,, fl ,,, ,,,„„,, „.lr,i..^ .,,,,1 will be before the New ork II wW is create bnlr"-»«'--s lietween partie.-. ..ml engender stri'e and eon tent ion in neigh-1 siippoi ting the J.oui.sv.lle nominee. It I borhoods, therefore. was not more than ten after it had been

_• ,_ eves with tears and tne heart with terntarv of the Trea.-urv liuchanan. 111.'. .,.,

while in this office, Jaut.arv ,".i, lS.il. vengeance. 1 he A,,,,«rr, I S

of course, supports

.1 thi the

hone-t men of both parties may cla-s

any body ever hear of a [own that

could extend its streets without meeting the persistent opposition of some body? An effort is now being made in our city to open and extend Main street west Iroui West street to the corporation line,

HE Frankfort C»r.w«r hits been duped into the publication of a half column article in poster shape, "whose object is to demonstrate, from the official records and State Line City—W P. McKinsey. published statements of the Secretary of ,- ~}y-

CoiinLs confused and the money wasted. That "the National debt is an unknown quantity, and the reduction of the debt a delusion." The Democrats and Liberals of this county have three young men, W. F. Klston, J. E. Cowan and ,f. M. Thompson, that we would suggest as half of a committee of six, Clinton county to fur-

nisli the other three, who shall go to M„n(hh who ncives $2,.'".00 Wa-hingtoii and straighten up Secreta-1 for his services in that departmenn o. an ry IkmtweH's books for him.

WE have it from excellent authority that two of the young men who are can-

POLITICAL,

—Again we ask. Isn't it about time the Cireeley enthusiasm to begin —Greeley wil! carry Ohio by 150,000 majority.—.Vie )"„•/.• fli/i/H-r,

—Th New York Tribune, which is not an organ, has pot down to the point of attempting to belittle General Grant's military achievements. There is no earthly reason why the Tribune and Sun should not be consolidated.— Tnledo nimle.. —The Indianapolis Sentim-I now cullCarl Shurz a "simple American Senator." Not long since the same paper called him a mercenary Hessian." It is sad that he should be so many things. —Democratic cipherers can not figure away the heavy Republican gain it. Vermont. Again of 4,000 or 5,000 in that little State, on a vote of 50,000 is equiv- uAle II II alent to a gain of 40,000 to 50,000 in IIII-KO a Ohio, with a half million votes. I tlien*«.

clety.

The llepulilican phalanx rcmain-

stroll

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ditufor Cmigressoiight not toenter into a I ,, joint discussion with his opi»ineiit during the pending campaign, that rereiiticsl the candidates oand our partwe for county offices within the I l'istriet to pursue the same eour-e.

Oreelev,famt

realize its thoinilits veniieance'-o

through that channel. The Richmond (Va. Kuquirer ol

life, and for which there

remedy which can not even be cut out.' An 1 it says:

thus explained We answer that there

Covington —W. A. Smith. Portland Mission—Supplied by Thus.

,, ,,, ,i .i i" Coal Creek Mission—A. Clifton, the I reasury that the people have been Marshfield-Supplied by O. W Wardeceived and plundered, the public ac-! ner.

has

1 ..^i.,iwi ii I I ,,,e tli-itt lonionwld i. I- ... ,,:„r „.,.i.-i--.. it id Will .m I

a (..1V!1

(..rant growing weaker everv nav.

The forces of the usurper are nullin

s.fKxrsr ISKS

tircelev that it was lioistcr-

Sr*t-

ni,g1 himc —Th attention of (.reeleyiles, hereabouts is particularly called to the following patriotic limitation from a North Carolina On-elev anil llrown a KWKKMTIKKS K.HI.I o-K'..iKN'Ni:rs vsa MCI.KS. ,a

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awav like the Yankees under the tire of J?nJ'V' .... |.i,„,i„« "l..

ho has now no reinforcements, in he then had, to till the gaps in the iiiuks ol his followers." —Th Quitma (Oa. I'anner may ''cla-p hands across the bloody chasm,'" but it does not talk like one willing to "forget the past." It says: The atrocities of the Northern soldiers are still too fresh in our memory the. scars on our

hearts are not vet erased the names of Hamilton tirst K,.l,:rt Cray «oo. n.l: now umU-r

vv. l« ,,io,. -,. ,1- l.,.l,lli' ,i„ .„„„, m"1S

cording to the various counts. .-.: Mate government of Louisiana: If „., ,. imK(.. ,v. W. I.iminon: in-oi*. Snl'.ii- Kilntt return il next W inter. •-•••-.•' I I I izes nei ro sullrage as "th sum oi all the ....,^,..,,1,,...

S3e

West Lebanon—Joseph Foxworthy. Williamsport—1). G. Lesourd. Stockwell—C. 11. Mock. II. Ci. Jackson and T. R. Wood, missionaries to South America.

he Killlor llHrpi'r'H Ilraiver. Men are seldom willing to do regular work for charity. Hence it is pleasant

,, to know that the editor of Ihe "Drawer"

his siilarv to a charitable purpose and craneh

done'

so for years. This act of his

is better than many of his timehonor, jokes, nn.l thing so well

va-sing this county in the interest of known. The editor of the "Drawer," Cireeley and "reform'' were ingloriouslv the President of a prosperous insurance drunk one dav last week, while operating company, is in good circumstances, and ..nil ul'firr

can allbrd to be liberal it he deserves none the lesscrediton that account, since those most able lo do goo 1 generally do the least.

Ml I.I. AllllRKSS T11K

People of Montgomery County,

At 1 O'clock P. JI

Gun. IlnrrlHOii IHOIIC oftlio

Dico.A

Hinb.irh...Hopping.

s-,x

his noxious plant Who is to lay the }}'. Iliiuon. six vanii." ..f full apnl.s il VV.

is a gleam of hope, and that his Jrce- '„|. bloomim/iloiv.T*. Lovi Coleman lev's) election will ttive us the means of eoll.-'iion of immortalies. Mi,. |:, stiu. escape from a portion of our ills. We ("in at least through him secure the control of the Federal offices, and of the army and navy, anil these can all be used for the restoration of the whitrace to power in South—even in South Carolina and Louisana." 'mir«-r4-ii'4 A in

week '.'rutr/'unhvilleDistrict—John L. Smith, P. K.

rotary.

The following are the appoininenls of mini-tors of Crawfordsville s.rict of .1 Martin the Northwest Indiana Conference, mai

at the recent »es.-i(m of that body held

at Thorntowii. The remainder of the V,1"' ,K- *,V"i'T "'.•v'1 vt'T \'-"V •'•, ... ii I 1

Crawfordsville—S. licck. Durliligton —II Velieil ami 'iV. Hall. Fredricksburg— John E W ght. sV.lamo—D. 1*. McCliun and W S. Crow.

the Premium-. Awarded at llu-Kill of I Si*! -inn inciorr, ol I I I b) UlP MllIHglHIll-r) IgrWllltUrill Si)- the "1, ..'"..Mlii lair.ribbot „l h. nor wire tml mi lb lnlli 111•^ iiiiiiu 1 111 I'II run: il

O I »I-:IA it r.ti r.x

II.IKS-S in i.KM-.lHI. 1-1 KIMI-KS. I

S.I..H.on 4 S .10.1 ovor, 1.-V1 Will'"* fir.J

nreiiiinin. |-...l-»ii*i'.i.i': slall ..n 3.111.I \y

IVoiiolltlon.ili.. -HC

Vmoeraey has ll„.,.: ioii lire m. 1 Son i.-l s.iv.l «,.C.II.1

1 rr:'"f ^SH^-f'^^

Ago,! l.u.'k. Jnc.l. .--MO'lutr: igi'.l LMVO, (.liarit's Tlils,il4-i4 for A S I

Southern rilled in the Wilderness and All.OK l.to-k hitnl.. Wilauti Hunt laint.. t|.-i-uiii tin-K-u i'..iit.-.ln-i.,--'-S.i ir l-.v Xi-.|it 1

ilsuli llual I

Al.l. IIBAPKS.

Ilu'l'.'mil nn.lora, Dnnii-1 Sleifor: hull I iin-l linji-r '-'. 11. W. Hnttfin: .'..IT 'stntiil tinilur 3, Hnuii'l Shafer fir't. U-.l»ortIJr.iv seoou.l.

SWEEl'.ST.lKKS l)'.' 4TTI.K.

Ilu'l of an." age. Danlul rtliarer cow of nny ago, Dan'ml .S'.tafer. SU'IXK.

Hoar I year nn.! over S Simpson lirst «..w 1 y.-arittnl ov.tr. John ll-ittiillon first. K, Stnilli

•n.'

in,,nths. Hunt lu-st, J. Hamilton syco,n,l.

Chickan.auga and Kl.nira still Milluse the A a A I

hopes ,.|| (•„,„. .|i„ .m. t'hri' Do--- Uirl.-y. ti, ., cockney Emdishmaii the coeknev

VEliKrAlll.KS.

1I,p',:"f,:, J,v","1 p?,:,t"?.''

V\ exlncsoav spealf uolillv. 11 cliaractei- ill or ..niotis, lllair tomaiocs. ulair- r-il,- ,... I

......lifl ,. lii-iir- ii

,, vvoei .1nU n.isKu .1.1 of tlic .-outli tj't ,.„,„•„.. An,lr,iv W attempted to steal a public road which I (.iovernor „„,. ,,(• ,],,. ,. smallermen

Lima li.'ati' Miss It Slilt colit'L'tioL"of vcitet I 0 abk-s.C. Hlair,

nuiTs.

.ii,., ,..„ ,,, ,,,,. .-..i ,.r Winter aop'-s. (". W. Ilnlton: full apples, (i. Mow are we to gel nil ot ||„tt,„,

vanillic* ..f iiiiiivr appl.ts. II.

Hull,in r-nlli'Ct.v.i i.f upplos. \V llnlloli:

ax to the root? Our answer is Mr. piaclivs. Win. Vlci'li-llanii: f.i'.irs. (i. VV. lluii.ni. i- .. I tlimo varii-tii." of grap.'s. T. Myer- ollucGrcelev. How he is to give rel.ei is

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.4. T. un.l It. Ilil!.«: c.iliwtian of

fe"

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Clullniid.

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appointments will be published next I towei«. Mel-, shral.": po .r w.v.ien «t...'k-

Tivo-lnirsn earring.'. J. s. Vli er.t l^o.: btis^y. ,s. .. ,, nilli.ie inp..l.S, Miller A InitKi, open lop. Ir..m In.' l..'i:nSi..nrt.

work. Str.4 Mary Itnrk: foot mil. Vlr' Mary Ilurk coat made by lady. Mrs VI W ICusmimter. TARLK COMIORTS.

lHaaa.

A Mel

,. man chnrin cross. Miss A J..n", burr dresser,

n'n,f.k,n^n"

Mr»"L-l*y.am«er

Ii •!. owiii.l l,j A I lUlilvtni nun ill Mi CI, I Inn,I Miirt ow 111,1 1\ 111 in I', 1, 111 in .iiol I) 1 ol (\i iiiiuuhu 111 (IL1,IHU 10 ,1 l\ until 1 —1\ (.1 1 OWIIMI I.) I', lloi I n'k win 1,111.-1 I ili mill linn

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on.l.T 4. in II m^o nr^t an'l s,'r .11 1: 'inOom •2 mill lliilcr 9. 1'o'or llvr.l llrsl mi.) .U'lim ll.ir ~T~ r...i i..Mii,l: nMioa 1 nil uiol.T •-•. l.i.vi Wil I lit-«roiI«5 it II i„'(rlii»r. i'o\ iir«t. iin.l Henry TOIH^II'OII .v.on.l «ml- .1 0 N ii 1 in-iro an.i proa-nv. l'.oor Hvr.l fir-': umri. 4 ,.nl 1 ll( 10 1 no tll.lt till over. Jnin.'s (!nlio»:iy firji n.ol WiN- Ibini ii it 1- |H-l now 11 IJMIII.: 1111-»M-,.I!,I: iii..n-a..n.lu.i.lo, 4 W.l-.... H.,.,t tir.i a. lion U, on .11 N O 1 Hll'1 I r«., |lt".|ll|l'r S O l- 111:1 r»" ill.-l tlll'tlT 3. I.fii \Vil.'.,\ Inst iin.lIl.eviinl

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ui.li a or AI.IU.UII.I, i-si.t..llld. ,„:„,. I ,c,„l „„,u.r •.'. Wilson Until fir-t 1 In. I li I siem- to be thai C.nehv 1- not I in :il .. I .i I.ovi sictol:».5-.Ulin«3 i,i,|,„-,r.•I,ling Johti- ,L .amlidit to bear x.llil.nation, I

.-liaferWii.o.j fii-i ...iliu a s'-,'o:i 1- 'i ^i. ,,

ovements, and referring the campaign, and we snail carry Al i- ,,ni) un.l.r :t. d. .v. i: nl In-^t. J..s.-r,:i Divin.-oc iruiuMii nl Iheci.iMiv, on him a uii.1. itpiobibl never told on ,in\ i.imhd.ie I 111' a S to

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the 1- "1- 1--UII1 1

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ing 3 :m.l UII-I.T4. \Vii-.,n limn ar.t..l.iliiiT..in ^,i\ thi.. I- .1 1 .ill—•_! tin. ^t« lin...ii.i.oi-i.ii,l:.soi.lini!..i!.iii,l ui.ior 3. Wil-m 1, i| I.onwulh

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DUSKS K..lt l.t.ilir IIVKVK-S. lp| '-l-i III It lll.lill.l.e Stulli..ii4 nn.l i.vr. h'-vi Wil.-..jrirsi.l)tnc. i'""-i' ol eketion, lint he inml.t I'aiii'rliiHi st-'oii 1: sijllioa 3 iiiul iiieliT 4. Win diaw to a on the O \nt ll„u-., llrsiniiJ si!i-..ii.l: Siiillioii'.'1111,1 uu.U 3 ., ,,„ ,11-l.un.i," I II trlui O Conor weie Ivli-r IJvt.l lir-t ll.nv.ir.l li,'rr,.n sc^t.tt I: pair ol h..r«,-s. liu II-KI. l,if..|l,.| lir-t, John S:II|'.T ft'C nonilil.lli.il, 11 woulil pi .ul li.uoi Willi •ml: piirnf illicit.', (i.-iirij.. A Iti r.l in ir.. 3 un 1 tin mijoulv with whith Mr O re

IIOKSBS K.iii IIKAW miirr IK line One ol his pi.tinnn nt -upport Slnllion 4 an.l ov.tr. .I.ini-j.-i (.'..'.vin in lir't: -«tnl

Ilium.lo- e,. ,n I- illi..ti I in I ..• •-'. II oiri either an a\ il inihe or a li/vle

I *1

iiiiiini.iilir't. l.-vi VVil.t..x'i|s-,.ii.l:iuirc3iin.l1

VIT, ll.ivi.l I'.in.eh tir-t, II.• iiiel IShoole's'i.- oil llliir.'s- nn.l int.lor3 H.oii.'l Ktio i-U fir Klotch

l,-,:,",,%

..IIMI In it will ome out I

tec-led to earrv him into ihe W He

vr llilWil-onVi-i/niol: "ii^iiiiiB 3an.l tivur.'Simui-I Holl-e li\ hill i.llimg and pe Itiug ati ll- I iv lil«-li & ii ion i.l seoon.l- e^Mtna 1 nil I.T'.'. John Voris tisi pletelv d|s.ippoin(til, and .illliniijli tin pumisiii.iro'.ra'.'l.liiiii. vv„i llir.l'«|ir'! iiit«i mo\ enn ha-..- et no nn in-tuiiii in«-i—• 11«- l«--.i iniiro or m-l.liin Minn.'l luliilaiiil h.'st. ll.ui-1 ,, Cnnningliiiin .'ci'oii.l. -l ll//le, ill-ui—Ion till- on it ii

It is

..(j

HTI iiKit HOKSKS. il-"lv- 'lh re-ultol the Noi'h .iiolina Ma.liMin.r.". (•.•org.l.if.llot tir.i. linn election h.i- -i.ued tin douhtii).', and I I 1 S S 1 I llll|l!('ll!('lll. (l-oloiv.iy s*-..nl in untrios ,.n in iiolii'1 nolil therse

ha-bet li total-topp ige ol

iinii Mtneovi i, (!i -i in ump.red toOreelei' noi-e—lor in the to|-

S.«l!i......f:...y».v,.A..Ll!..l.l.viM.lir't: in iro Y.tt, ,"ii t'irdnent' to li'i I lllli.lll.l|lllis. I UlC of iinv ng', Jaiiim il illiiw-iy tir'i: .Iciving tn»r ri.'i-ln'Mig II ir I H'rroti lirsl. ri litn tuirj .r iolltl.lt) llolw llll-t Hiding, 1- -till the celilini .loliu ILirJus- liril eu.'kitli: c.lt. I'clcr true editor ot the iliitm begin- to ti 11

noiveilullv in i.iul'-l.nor and even to

JWKS.J.NSKT.ySI. M.-I.KS. CM I te II k.'ld 111 11. ll.ll-..ls.,l al.OU 1.111.

.inir^iiiitX -M^vi"^':^''^:'^!! !. *'»,^' .-tin.uliited by the pe.-onal ,l 3an,l .V.T. Snniu.'l Simp'.n first. |,»vi Th.eni' l.n K- mi him man who in the midst ...itoiuhniir work III ill's. Si'iiuil Willi Inn] fir-' ,|, ,!„,_.„, ,(, howling .ibollt 111- -III lid Htli'v (iriin. sec .'i.l iniil« 3 nn.l nvur. J.inn' .(|f (iillilnml Hr't mil I nroniiiim: mill. ".^i couple of months at the seaside. I umi nn.liT.1 Kli.y lirinen lirst. J. C. M»xwt-II goes calnilv to the Thousand Islands on a a::d lets his enemies rave away, shows quality by which the

J„ckormivntcc,J.i.n"s('.,K'iii:.n first Jennets hearts ot most people are more or It-.-.-

v„i„, Siaipson first mule of .my stirred. "B says llosea Hige-

!rinn!s fi.-.-i. low, "1 do like a man that ain't afraid."

7","

,"~T"*'« I

said'

that the

washerwome.n-

1'i.rni'll Cr.me 1'imotliy. C. Dicit, llnx send, _.„i„,.^ ., ,„ .'.. :,.„.,? ii.-,..,,^ I .Monday morning Mull's newspaper'sthroug

I salutes him "Croat 'Kvans!

K.irlv .'not-. Syli'tt'ier Hoppioi 1 no ,'a- iii Louisville. He borrows half a gallon .. -i

Dolii-rty .I Vl.'1'l.-ll..iiil: iivohorse.spring nasi.n. The discovery of a new "M a 'moth a

IIOMESTIC SUM'I'ACTI'llK.

Ten yar.ls ,.f je-ms. Vlrs. K. Shr oler in yr.l«.

r„./0.,ro..,'.

v-'tiovioieit. Vlr.. I', shm.ler: «,r

in». Mrs,' (i

uttoti:|n

I.',''"'""'''." "I' 'i'e water everv da and promises to a^ i»'-.im-.

^r,^ '{S '."iin.i.. I«=.ir c.n A kansas paper lells about a .nan who Democracy ihn.st the nomi„:ili..n I„i

J^ULM"-',- ]»/_»: ran through his farm. One of the plain- nan "Keeran.

„,„"",""..„,,.,.„ .hand Altliough a hand would be of of the pleasure of paving campaign ex-.•...nmitu-cllk no".reV« no.U.1... .ho See- &

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pair of ivoolen. «oek'. I

.I.'lu halir-.eKVV. pair woole inittens, Vlr..leli '„.„ .,ii, ,), .l.^ ,.r ,l, ,..,,, (•ha.hviek half ponn.l v,.o!,.'i vim. Vlr. John

Chailwiek: lliv s.'witii: ibren.l. Vlrs. VI. Cayler while the rcof consists of a kind of c.tl.ni half ho Mr-. Jehu Clia-livi.-k. heavy .-hale. The wall

KI I A 1 I „,„,

l-INE ARTS

I.iind'cape in oil Mi' Uii.lisell fruit j)ainti..= in ..il Mi»« llii.li'-ll inim.! paintitis lH.autiful stalactites, the growth of ages I iii oil. Mis'Itn.ltiell flower nainltne in oil. Mis.. ISti.tisell: portrait painiins in oil. Mii- Uu.lisell and thc-e 111 some ol the halls, extend full lenitih o.iintinit in iii.Miss lliilisell: eriy.in quite to the floor, thus Constituting im(iraivine: Miss Itielisoll: .lraivtnr Mil. VI Vic' on- ,..,.:„,. ^.,,,,,„- ,.*' ....l,,,..„ .... o.... noli: ni..i...«.-lir..i.i-iii«.lr»wine. MM. ii. II. Crisi

l»s'ng

water eu'iorinit. Miss Ku.lisoll. that most interesting accounts will soon MBKIILK ASPFAXey WOKK. bum.idc public of articles ill the cave.' KmhrniiUry. Miy Hello Canine ornauientnl Already arrow-heads, tomahawks aud neo.lle work. A. Emmon naleh work quilt. Miss .1 "„i,,„ i| he-irin.' iivirU-n of llu SallieEllini: »ilk quill. Mini Ku.lisoll: w.rme.1

u.in .11. us ii in I-

Maple «usrir. Mrs rieorirn I,.if..llti mapli in

Ia..e«. Mrs W Clark: cured hnm. Mrs John to lliilisell back There is

(,'hadwick: cured beef-. Mr Jehu Cha.lwick: thing his success or even his failure I wheat lircal. salt risim. Vlrs Jehu Chadwick „,.|,i ,. ^.,.,ir.. ih-il is on imnwolioln it .f mi- wheat bread, yea.t. Mrs. C. McClure: corn ""fj

tinue humor devotes p'vorr notiiiv lirend. Mrs John Chndwiek sample cake. Mrs and complete exploration of Africa by iiqut numor, ucvoies every penny of

Wazon scat sprintr. Doliony .1 McClelland- be forced to give up its secret. IJefore i"ii"„',lellnnd .?'0"!"ctrainedM

emrravinL''.",''Lewis Cole-:

toe-toes. lor the ticket.

„'.,, ,, Aiiollier Milmin»III I'nvc In Koiitiii'kv

MiciiiNEitY. I'.oone county, and is causing much ex-1 (hree feet and Wns),in» ini.-liinc-, 1,.,'ni!. Amliro reaper citeiiient. The local papers say that the nl .W.T. Kulili .1 U.ili.irney in over, (irnbb neighborhood has been the lesort for picnic- for years, and yet until duly the lGth ult., it has remained entirely un

w'r, .leioi ('l,i,l,»iek: in'r'-N lin'scr. k'"""'"- The cave, so far as explored, is T|,orntown lnd will be liberally aid to be more than two miles lonir, and warded. 0OI.II.:EI!I:Y.

., sing chambers no ess than

'0I0

)*'.'• .: '.''iiion pair ,. w.ole cl..v.s Mr' bight

ranges ot columns3, is probable

1 1

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CASNK,.rR,'.TSANp.,KU.,«s. cmiiu-nts. ll.ere is no longer a reason whv we shoul. no.t,chas, the mountains

Colieelion of jellies. Mrs Jnolianni c.llec- ,. lion of preserve*. Mrs II Crit: colieelion nf of the moon into their last hiding place, cinne.l fruitsi. Mrs II II Orisi. colleciiou of fruit and know where the Nile comes from, butler. Vlrs II II net: culliieiiun of Mrs MM „.,,„„ .„,,„ :,, ,,Vil,,rii,.r tl. l,.n. Ii II Crist collo:ti..ti of m.miiilale, ,n-: Hie money spent xplormg the uarlomilto ealmip. Mrs John Chill eurrmt wine. It'll arctic regions Woulil have put .1 locoMis- It Still: .oieed poiclio', Mr. ll i„

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spovd near". Mrs II II Crist »piced cherries. Mrs II11 Crist. utility, commerce, se!f interest and sciinscitKTiriNAiiY. ence all deniand that the African sphinx

:,l" '1 l..heriy another dcc.-.de passes, inner. Africai must

A Met lellnn.l framed ei,?rayinL-.. l,ewisC„| ,„„ „.„

marks OI tlic

nuili. Mrs. (ieorgc I.»follei: white quili. Miss hand of the red man, have been discoverHaiiiilion: fancy quilt. Mrs. E. .Slira.ler oil,,- and there is strong probability that Hmiicover Mrs. Joseph Ilannn: chair Inlv, Mrs. ,. .i it .1 S Itrown: .hirt. Iian.l niaJe. Mri ('lylor further researches will add largely lo I hcn.l .lrcs». Mrs ll li Crist: silk .Ires, Mrs Mil- the relics thus at the outset stumbled cdlll'Sdil V, St'lll Cllllier S lircil Wray: calico .Ires'. MM Ceil.,r wax iit„in.

flowers. A Elnuions iieui'liehinc. Vlrs II (.'risl: I hca.l work. Mrs W II (Jill ivorjie.l work. Mr. John (Ihill: burr work. Miss It. Stilt crochet ii Nliull S O ll4-r A ms The t.iin is lo make the In SSKI 1 r-s- .-.|ii:.l t.: :,n\ ill this ..omtri. 'fit.

[l-'roni ihe S|.riii^li.-l-l It.-j,iil.li.-:.n.[

We believe Stanley hits succeeded, but there will always be doubt till LivingJ

WUirt—llial _1S .111 imilieUl.lte

wheat flour. Cornell .1 combined resources of Christia1n irov-

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DRY O O S

SprllliT .111(1 SlIIIIIIMT

I 1 2 I l?««J 1

Indi in,i|Milis.

11 «ll* l'«» i'

it 1\«- ).. I I I 1 I In

ol tin mid, ."lakin.'. N .b I ..I min-e I 0 S I

1 rein.li ked III Olll luaung .ifti I the 1, imin It,.,,, ..I I ,m innat, th ,t it would

m.i

i'e

.iiilenl 1 in uli

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111 r*~

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Spriny: and Siinimcr TT

in W in

ii I

"\V«' i' ii ii it

«. i-

"Ne S li S.t

are

getting up a wring. The heat in liarnum's show during the I

hot spell was tents. I

Jivron married .Miss Mi hank for her I ,,„i ,.,„ ... ,• .,., i. agi.ieil that the wretcned Monoohan monev. he bank '-busted and 'lul I outcast was maki.iL' love to her so she leave him a mill.' I

})k]

est cases ol highway robbery we ever si-ts in accep ing a fivor which so manv heard of. prominent Democrats, includinir Horatio Hilly Manning a $80,000 in the Seymour had incontinently "rejected. min-lrel business in about four years and The Liberals, a- usual, Acre put oil' witn lost it in Chicinto real estate speculation.-' the jackal's share, and after a little preabout the time of the lire. Hilly says tentious and wnrdv assertion of a claim if he goes into real estate again it will be lor more extensive reeo-.-nitioii. quietly as a post-hole digger. subsided with two unimportant places oil

A countryman became so enamored I the ticket, leaving the real prizes, the with ljarniun's no-arme.l woman on ae- Governorship and Cnni_'res--nian at Large, count of her engaging manner of writing to the lion hearted Democracy. Tli'cv I with her toes, that he olfered her his will, however, certainly not he'deprived

', Ujiji before this time. Christ-

Alico Ur»»flold: quili. Funny ilrimiii tidy! neglect ill winding it up The pendtl-

A. Cr.wr.nl.vlMr, »lSri»'*Kl"irSE"«."£ffiS-S ii S !U™ »1fif,0e" *f«t«'»e, «-^t Kltirotb: hand worked iinder.skirt. unine- hand "ou liell is eight fret high anil ti ,.,

1 ,» "orked drawer*. »amc bead basket. .Vniry nine feet in diameter, vveigtiing neirly

S a a S 2 1 feY„?^ tons, and tuk h:un„,?r aionl •hoe needle book, mime piitch wcirk. Lena weiinH more than 400 pounds. This

l.i..- tl.._i." .. ".. 1

:_?!!! 'jnic'*i

S1.-Hof strikes•the

MinneM)tmap.

and Jonme Mofier Willie Coloma 11 bead bnakei. Jonnie Jlosier chnrm utrinj. »»tno, braided apron Anna llurbridxe embroidery rtool cover, ame wool tidy, name: Uiilet.et, »aino, cotton embroidery, name cheneal embroidery,iame bead work, lame woolen K-arf. same lamp mat, umo underwear,

opened lip, and pios|iected, and map

ie inquirer raises the objection to Cornell.A (Vj,,,. corn drill. W Orion: prun- 1 ped in all the primary geographies so I cj,",[! vi .M~": il m,•.,,,,,'• ",! w.-li.. Quincy Adams, as a Democratic

.date, that he has not been in the W "ffiii j.V of t'om™.',^MrTii .'i I could not lose himself there mid before %. ."'.w' ,'. ".1..«. .".!.d' ."d fvi'lXu

fl-J-Atl l-Cilll 1-1 I I I S II dress, h.la Ilurk: elinir cimhi.m desmn VIarv.1 i* .1 1 1 erv Ci.-oiiit Court 5 I a I I S O Davi. pin cushion, same: match ," .,r,?,„. f""r dials or this clock are twenty-two

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I a Mi -imili N ,1| r-ev who I- en_ i_i I oinie do I her liuii-eivoik fin In l.iki ill I Inn I mi n, I u-e«i'\ l_.', I'e •. pn po-ti-oi in in addiissino «1 so, a lew weeks ago, when lie wished to know if he should bring the washtuiis up out of the cellar, he approached Mr--. Smith ami used the following lormula which he had studied up with great care "Woul the beauteous .love who 1 roods like an angel of peace over this fair haven of domestic I'ccilily, cooing soft notes to her affectionate unite, desire me to conduct the wooden VC-M-'S from

sublime subterranean apartmcnl.-

1,1,'r fi"1'1

1 1 0

One dav during the past week the eil him down two i-airs of-tail's -enl

VVnri.iiiinn sV.,.1,1 b..nr iin.l.tr in .nths. .l.ihn a'1'1 gold 11 oj in the .-tin. lot, while Mr. .-until held him bv the

»y »»}.™ i.mrti...n,,.. .i i»i«»."«.,...

Hop is advertised to come Ift-'s. The Coolie conceived an idea that

oil ill a Kentuck village. We -uppuse I this ceremony mu.-t be invariably im-i-they will dance Chappa ijusulrilles. ''cut to the removal of tubs from AnieriDr. Kvans is the famous American

,',i."

... ., ,,.., .............. ,.

washing days and now every

under his clothes ih order to L'O

The meanest man vet discovered lives :.,•,•, ,,, .. ,.„ .. with,.th periormai.ee with amiieh coin-

In their dire extremity, the New York

The chief honor con

sl'e rejected him in- penses and doing plenty of hard work

O rv-rnul U.,,.,:,-,-.] j-

Strayed or Nloleit.

From the .-iib.-eriber, on Tuesday uiglil,

K«'..u.cby is A ,s72,on dark MTIVI mare, lit-

to a place called ,-plil ROCK-, in ti.vn and a half hands l.i'.di white on

., ,.,,ii-,,,-4

fee.t in leii"fih 40tn width, and 0 I .-cpllow-t

Limestonbv

forms the

entrance,2•—j

i-Tnei.UIV tile sules ol the cave,

ln llIKll

KINS .HITS.. spers.'d with shining crystals of gymp-1 ",'"'"'l' e.,-.-.. ,,iti, .. .• at "i. '-. Ilnoortuil ti. .. i. rv u. ..,,•,,.. \,l,li-,..-s-in oil., MKS M. ninlisell: fruit sum Pendent from the ceiling are nii.'.v. n. I'uri.i'Eii.

perhaps on the fourth:

glass eye white in the face on lhe same side of the glasseye live years old. Any one returning the above animal to me

LADIES WANTED.

ire often en- a a a

10jK

|.,T vi-i-fk ill «'ASII all I e.v|..-ii..-s loiai.l

EDUCATIONAL.

Wabash College.

i'avvl"oi'lsA ille II I

/,.TI?vVtAV**l*^ .VUe i-VV-Kl-'*,5" t-liat. cvcii Dr Livingstone's grandson •'«..-Sepieiiil-r is. is y. aC ..',',.,,-k ,.. ,,,.,

rising bi-ijuil. ijiime .enkc. «IIII: hand made London is the largist in the world. Th imr-ii'iii.'"- oi a .loei-oe

quarte'r

iocs, r.nzle coon ohickcm.. .ame- box'- .'• of sweet corn, Kmma Kinle, b..x of overyiircon strokes the short-hand reporters in thelirooll,l !:^r,ucnidle*

a corn,. tame ..doll Parliament chambers regulate their labors. At every stroke a new reporter takes place of the old oue, whilst the first retires to write out the notes he has taken during the previous fifteen minutes.

hours,'and b•

I-"iill in ||.|iss

A ':il'II. 1«' I i'i:t I ui'f.ii.lIllolollXh ].l'i'|..il'al:.,u for I-..Ill III.- n-tjtlliil

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I 1 It-Il I'ssi- .-.:1,. .|- Ih" IIIO:.IIS .,'• ^t, ,!- -i-I.-.-i Enali-h lu-.iii.-li. not in.lii.l.-.l in th.-

"ihei-eoiirses, slleh a- arilliiin-1 ie. iil^.-l.ru, ^,-o^'. t':.l'liv, j.liy-inlou'V. l.ook-keei.iii'j, ,-lc. S II tl 1 I is l.e ll£ lll..r..u«!ily rchiu!!. -1- is lini-h.'.l. TloCi in in ll ill Mot the inilitaty .lr.lt oh c.ol.-t rilb-s fiiinisli i.tnole in.'in- for pby.-ica eulliliv.

Throo lailro.i.ls pnss lluoouh t).- t.ovn. l''l»|-ealalo.rin-s sett-l t-, th, l'i.-M.|,-nt or A I IS N Treii-ui-or.

Sale ol* Alamo Acailciny

r.f the MontuotlTlle I'.-e-sunt 1.

IM.STKATOK'S. SALK.

Noliee is her.l.v given Umi I will .-.-ll r.t publi.niii'lmii, on l-'l-iihiv lhe Jth d.iy of ri.-l.,l,er, 1-7.'. ill the resi,ten,'.'of Win. Crai" l'iilii|.l..-ll, .lee.-a. ed. ', IIHII-K suiitli e..-l of l.ni.leii, neii- ihe le-i-ilenee of .laines linns, all the i,er-oIiiil pioin-it, ofn.,|id de.-e.leiit coiistMliiig i, ,.t,|,,|- mijf .,„:i press i-nnk'" pilenl -oiuho evni or itnr-

II hill.', hol-.es, «:,i „n,iii.ll, im, |.„-.,( lo. of -.luood, a lar«e lot ,,f inohisses, lH,j|,.,, eider and vinegar, lot of lumber mid brick, lot of tools, a KOOII In-attin .t.,ve, ete.

Ti'HMt: A re.lil of luelie inoiilhs ,vill be eiv euon all sum „\,r Si Hie pur.-h- "inn.. Innote iih approved m-.-i,i itv, waivinir ialil7ti(,n .IVMK.'J A. IIIHIIIV.MAN, 8"l'l-'»'l A.ln.'r.

LOAN.

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The (Jrctli'st Vurii'lj,

The 1/IHCM Piiii-

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li-'.ied."'—l.'/iiiwiU'' ('niiiiiHrciiil.

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I* -1 ,1 111, I I I Ol I. 11 I 1 1 1 III I 1 I II Mil |l l\ I III Mill.. H\ I III. olll. till in 1 11 1 I h. 1. 1. lit 1 1. I. 11, 1,.! I .n I- 1 Ii 1 II 1 it .1 1 I In 1, 11- II I I I I 1,11' .1 11 I I

BUILDING CONTRACTORS.

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Hnilriiiig Contnictors

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I 1 it til ii..« li 11 ii l. I in '. I I |. in I I 1 in I 1 I I nt I I I l, I

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FOR SALE.

LOOK

m:iu

I'mir lic.iil ol" ^(KHI oi'K horses anil harness. Firt head ol' irood sfwk lioirs. liiirhl liiiiidred liiisiielsori-orii.

me Minimi sun.crrni'.cii apartmcnl. i\,.,, ,. IK. I 1 1.,., ... wl.orollipyarei.x«-lii.l,-,llri.uiil, .j lan v!

l, ,„.,„.i.. ,,,„

'•ella'-s-ihat it was some kind of a

A coniiilele lisl of Fariniiit:

'I'll!' lllldV ill 1)1.' so ill 11111'-

eels (o-«iiil ptiri'liuMTs. L'.ill itnd

NEWSPAPER.

IiIK JOlIiNAI

A iti.i.i im.i:

KKI'l'liLICAN XKWSI'ArKK,

ACK.MIUl.Kllt.KI) TO UK

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.^T'•" it was his

'J mav have been his

,.,,, 1 warmth of manner, but Mrs. Smith nu-

Ki{

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1 he Ciaufoi'd-i ilie .lut'RXAl. i- on

of the be.-t and mo.-t valued of our Indi-1

ana exchanges. It is an honor to Craw-

ford-ville, a credit to its publi-her.-, and

is a complete reflex of the local rnvvs of I I the city and county in which il i- pub

'•There are several lamilie- in thi

county from Mnntgoii'ery county, Indi-

ana, and every one of these should sub-

scribe for the Crawfordsville .Inniswi.

It is the best weekly new-paper, local

and general in In.liana."-^•Oitmca .{ A'.i/li)

•h.itrnal. :.f.:

:'.-

v^:. 'i \,y-'}.. '\'.'# '':•.'•'•: :.:%£:.

"Spicy, iiiicv, pungent. That'.- our I iipi'th. of t-.ihjti-.'feil-1 M)

lo'y}:... •. —vn Tin-: V.

Head and Cireulaie II!

S it Co Xc'iurlibor!

ments

lint lh political campaign, which pr.im-

i-e

to be an interesting, if not an cx-

citiiu one, has already opened, and the

value of the paper a- an accessory in lh

parties have

placed their candidates and platforms be-'.. *"?'.^i':''

rin be-

party, with its record of honesty

t!iccuunlr\'.

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LECAL MOTIC1ES.

DMlNisfRATOirsSALK OF RK -i- 11 E S I A TK '.:'.-.' ... Ii..|t. .\ L' '..-'.I l!, .' .:. ...•-..i I.,a. ,. ,\ iitiooive.'.',: iln- Coiiiijillti I'l.uis Coilrl ot .Moot. :oiiio', i: .'.oiiity, itE.iiVinti. :it the.Inn.- t. no :1|l*'i.'. ,Y.tti,t.!l("\l\i.r ilT^.Vtio. Uli'l.,l'r-:^tt0.1 us j,.jiniiilsitiitor ,:.,-ttiic. 1.-1.11., of .Mfi'.-I tiiiivli, .!•- •i'ei.-lil.. il-.il oiiufcl ti for the Till .lav ol I l.-lol.c'-. '.!-7'.'.:s..|l.,..: (.1 ,\ti! 'ni.l.Vtlii: fn!i'..«'iiif: lands il jillafs'.-l III loi ••ooiity. I.l- nil The '.lloiil i.lol liio ihti.l- |..i:: o:'j t" of-tlie sotith.'iisi unartei of :7^.flo-:l th:i:-ty. I'ioV/tn toutis!o|,:?'ti:n, tO"h 11

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•j liiO i- li.'I'el.ViriVOII Ul'li I! l|iler-il.'l|.'.l ll.!' ."•(•ll ,|ipoi! li-.l Adiililii-triili-r of the esl-ite t.l Win. i-neu f,'.iiiii,!,.'ll.- .Icei-iise.l. late oi Mi.nl-

L'.oii.'iJ- '.linitv, luoituri. Kai.l estalo is nrol.il.ly •:)-in'olvi'iii.:".-. :''.-'••',:- .I.VMi- A. liHIir.Y.MAN ci.-pll^iili^ Adiiiilll-lral'il'.

MI.\1.-fTi:AToi:"SSAI.K.

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D.MIXISTI:ATIK".S NUTICK.

N..:ii-e is h..|-el.y (lull nii.lersij.ned o- 1.1-1,11 in le I M:Itilitl|st|.|t, ..'" he e- 111 'nfj.isi.ih Mllni-l', liis'i'iM I 1,1, VI in l'- -l:il(i, lll.litili:,. I I I I l\ s, iI ,l.'.MI-:s Ml, 1, Im 111 ll il -ep :',

.( JLAUDIAN'S) .sVLL

'i'-.' i- h.-r.l.y ^:v,-.i t.j.it in nr..-..r.l iti,-.-ii tth .i.|,. ree ..r th.'Court of I'omnion l'i.,:i- ot Mont. K"in ry eillllllV, lit lhe Jinn- tenil Ibereiif, in Hill

We think we can fairly claim lh.it e.u ih.- im-leisiin,-.! mi! sen at i.m.iie sale to I be Ineliem nn.l 1....I l,i.|.|,.|- llioi-.-fur, aTin-: JofltNA i. is now a little better than I'1," f""'1"'1"' K» SJHHBU-.V nud A.L.I ^mii !,-. niiiioi- liens-,t |a«. ,,) l:,.|,i.,.,. Mitii-It-i. ,le-.'"ii-ed. Iivenlj-nJiie (.'.,|:iei, „nt ,,f H,,. loltouever before in everything that goes to in/ undivided f.ti.l-,'-ituuii-.l MO.I .onniy i..-l-'lly-e|o|it i-",-/U'-ie.s oil he e:.sl eiel of make a paper a welcome family visitor ibcin'rib half ..ril... .onth-we-t ,|ii.uier „r «...

Ami we arc sure that no belter induct ... ,. |".''l'' an. one Iinr I in siv tumuli in III lie ollereil to .subscribers i-.-olue in twelve months. .\„

than that which we are now offering

50 CKNT S for the balance of lh year,

J.0'1. Ino. C-'l loaiiship twenty |_Mj north, of i-anjte

f.m ». T.-llils—Hue third of the piiivliase Inoto-l lo I down ,.:i Ihii-. in si inniilb- uiid'Hi"

Ihe

IcIeiTi'il p.Vlll.-llts Hjtl, llltel'e.-t all.l propelll entiled will l.e i(..|uii-e.l. l|ii«J2u-:l Nn.VII J.STINUI.KV

O I OK ATTAC IIMKXT.

fore the people, who are called upon to I W i.\ \OTH.:K. .'y^: ^fe

ueaily tt-mi I I O VS of State debt ..„,.e ,s I,..I-(.I.V

J. .[.

,S/,.,' i,f fn,U!,,iu. .lo-,,)/ o.,ic,--|/ roiuifi/, hS inter I.-... vs. id, |,,,-u„.|,t. Aii„,.l,i, Wlii.ri'ii-.I..I..Vli,iiki-i'.v('n. bavi'iili-,1 iheaitidiViland bond icpiiied bv law to entitle llieiu to lit of altaehni. nl a.Hilll.I lhe (so.-iiN and elle. I' of l-:ii I.iineo:, in Moiiia-iiiterv county, mid Whei-ea- s:ivi mi Im* beellbv IUl-'i:.:llie,|, all,I Hie I tne :i|.pn,ii.e,l ft.,- trial, on' II,.' lath dav nf M-|I-

lein-.e.-. 1ST.', at in „YI,,.:)i i..nl inv'iilliel-ill

light vvliicli is coming ought not to be 'ownship. nn.i the -aid |{|i i.iirf:iniiIt.li.l.y notilie.l l.iiippe-u- .ni.l nii.uer sai.l olll-

oveiloiikcl. The two parties have in

ehoos, between them. We expect, to 4u^^.i1-^n^ .. 1 I ,. is .ll'll.el,'rnwl'..I-.|Mille A W a a ll llalill De louiiil on the side of the Kepubliean (•"inp-itiy will l.e h.-id „t ti,.-..tii.-e oiWnili..-A

y!»K$t$.HWi\.b''"

Travis, in Hini'ilv ofI'rawf.il-.l-v.lle. ludiaii'i. tlliil J.- Mll.llois, |,|. WAI.I.Al'I.. miiiJTiv.l (secretary. I'lesi.leiit.

K,vei,

(luring the ten vears of its power and im.'iesi.ieiue.,r.io.,.,',ii i:.,vii-, .leeea.-ei, m-u j.r«r I're.-k lowlishif.. about .• mil.-M eusl of l.tnover Tlner Jfumhed nnd Thirty Thrre S Miliion»or the National debt during the "Ti'i'i'i.V-.v .-redii of nine months will be uiien on all Minns net- Sa. the jiiin-hasei- u!iin« no" past three years of Gen. Grant's admin- iipi'ioved se.-utiu, waivuur \-. I.n.iion and appial-r'lnentlaivK. AM.'-KI.I NK llnYKIi. islration, which so legislating as to se-:

cure a general condition of prosperity in A I A O XOTICIi Nuiii'f i- hi ii-l.\ th,it tin- in.' Isfi»- .t n-*.i Iui'i I ti Jippouitt-'l :iilitiiin-tiiiti i.\ of tli' id-

McCAIN A. TAL1I0T.

II.MI iWili Veil at pi.l.lle

allelmn ill, We.I dav, (Irlob, .' 'i, ..- -', l.t the

n-ir.it..^

of Jo-, jib lloyei, ,l,e,i.Mil, lute ol Monleinoi) enuiily, Indiana. The l-til.. I" Hitpposed I" hi' oh el t, ANl.'KI.ISf-: UuYi:il-