Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 October 1872 — Page 2

THE JOURNAL.

OrawtordsTlllf, Ind., Oct. 10, 1872. j,

"SDITSRS AND PROPRIETORS

!Tf bthrri tht tiuhlfft fintriotisni, the rnrnr.it pur-

,0r, nmdjwtpmnt. pnrtict «•«*». w.r,,,

M« Mtgrity owl tUhttrww u-.nrn of issr.s S.

llftAUT hiv* Ktw»wiiiW him to the hrarir of thr Amci'iM* ptoptf, trith hint ntonr hend iff $fr*rf t»n iiftr march ti victory.'1

KUK PRKSUIENT.

^.rT^YSHKS fri. GHAT. Of Illinoi*, v'r FoK VICKPRBS1PENV.

ItENRY \VIT.SO, nf Mu-sn-l,.iv. U-.

How will Kentucky go now All the

other "doubtful" States no for Grant.

THAT "doubtful" State, l'eunsvlvania. elects the Republican ticket by twenty five thousand majority.

MANf-ONhas c. iicluded to stay away

tion next year

farm.

to the cultivation ol his

THF. people of the iith District have concluded they don't want to lie represented in Congress by a man who con-fe-sscs he lias "forfeited his own respect Srit.WF.U., and all claim to that of bis neighbors." t'ommon l'lc.v Thev have defeated Vorhees bv a ma-

jority of nearly 90d.

HENDRICKS was a candidate for the

Vnitcd States Senate. He is not likely

10 get there. The Legislature is certainly

Hepublican on joint ballot. Indiana 1 Hendricks

will send the genuine "favorite son"' to

elections of Tuesday were somewhat

in Pennsylvania that did it not saving

crals" as Voorhees and Manson.

NEBRASKA.

Nebraska gives a Republican majority

of more than ",000. a gain of more than

2,500 oss the vote ot 1870, and a gain of,

several hundred on ti rant's majority 1S68.

PENNSYLVANIA.

The sweenim: Renubiican victory iu Pennsylvania last Tuesdav was a *»ur-

prise to the most sanguine Jlepublicans

3u,000 majority. The LeB»satiir" is Re-!

...

THOMAS

Vermillion ...

Montgomery Fountain

Total,

ity of 15,000. The Democrats gain two

Congressmen by the vote of Cincin-1

nati a^d Hamilton county, but make

no impressiop on, tlip State and Legisla

tive tickeU. Ohio was .the birth place of

the tireelev party. (Jhio, Pennsylva-

nif and Indiana were the fields on which it met i(a.diaastrous defeat.

THE 7IH DISTSICT REDEEMED. Am.opg th,s Republican triumphs of last Tuesday is the defeat of Gen. Mannoil in the 7th Congressional District. The ipajorities by counties, the most of them ofllcial and all of them seemingly t^Liaiyi^, are:

RA BOX'S.

Boon© •. Tippecanoe i.joo Benton 90 Warren 465

Total,

Clinton 300 Carroll 100

-Total, 950 Th«te figures give Cason a majority oi

310,

which will be. very nearly tlie majority when the official vote is known.

THE RESULT IN INDIANA.

The election on Tuesday was hotly contested all over theState. Some counties made Hepublican gains and others Democratic. Xhe vote on the State tic'.cet is so cloie that the official returns will be ipquired to determine the result. Republicans and Democrats have been alternately hopeful and despondent.

The Republicans gain two Congressmen, Casun and Hunter, in place of Manson and Voorhees in the 7th and 8th Districts.

The Legislature is certainly Bepubli-

I can 011 joint ballot. Tho majority ill

probably lit" 14. This will ."••cure tho

defeat of tlie Democratic candidate for

T. H. B. McCAIN ancTj T. TALBOT This result, in connection with the

.sweeping Republican victories in Ohio,

Nebraska and IVnnsylvaniH, which make

REPUBLICAN NA1 ION AL 1 !l KET. sure tlit: rc-eU't'tinn of President Grant,

giorV CllOUgll for One

1HV,

otUciftl vote

„i

liable returns are

follows: Senate—Republicans. 2

23 Majority, 4.

II ouse—Republicans,

4.r Majority, 10.

Tin

from "that sink of iniquity called Con- at l.m

gress." He will devote his whole

Con-

atten-

Democrats,

Republican majority on joint ballot.

14.

returns so lar indicate that even

it Urowne is beaten for Governor the

HHSS= Ware of the Republican .State ticket is

1« cted, inX.idin- the two Congressmen I

I TIM total vote on county is .",7(5, a •UK) s'nee 1SGS.

(ioveinor in

cutor by a handsome maj-intv.

OIIICIhI Vol.- ol JIi»utBorneo

yote

Tun Indianapolis Sentinel says: "I'he Manson's majority If'J

averse to the "Liberals." It was 15,000 Kerr

THE Philadelphia J'rosi, which opposed Hart ran ft, the recent Republican candidate for Governor in Pennsylvania, thus thus speaks of the result in that State, in an article headed, "Greeley's looin Sealed "It would be folly to allege that Hartratift's majority is an oflspring ol fraud. We believe it to be a legitimate majority. General Grant pulled the ticket through. In any ordinary contest the ticket would have been beaten out of sight, but his name, and tile fear that detent now would damage him in November, rallied thou-i sands to' his support. He lias always been stronger tlian his party. Having I fully challenged such acts of the Admin-' istration as we believed deserved challenge, we shall do what becomes us support his re-election as President."

Harney's majority,

C'oti ti

The following is the ollieiu! leport ol

Iu tl'is coiifity, writK the major-

1,,r lC

several olliceo

lillVKKSOH.

^ndrick7majority

the Senate, and not one who tried to coNOBESPmAN.

pahn himself otT as such. Maiv on

7 I a

CONGRESSMEN AT LARGE, DKMOCIIATK'.

Republican majority in Ohio and 2.r,000 J. f?. Williams 2,yif)iand Brown. Tho possibility, should

OINGKIBWMT.S AT I. A HC K. RUPIBUCAN.|Horace

anything about the defeat of such "Lib-! Orth 2.753 Secretary of the Navy adds greatly to

KEI'UESKSTATIVE.

Durham Gilkey Uurhams' majority,

SHERIFF.

Kelsev 2,944

McDa'niel 2,076 Kelsey's majority, 2ti8

TREASVHEU.

llcrron ........2,943 Scott 2,6 IS Herron's majority,

RECORDER.

Hc-tlon'

ers(

Trout PettMuul^ majority,

CO.NUIIMIONBR,

publscaj iu both bniaches, and the (Jon-, ijiirk'a majority, 35

gressi.onjil delc^iUuiu will stand lid Re- EtJitVEYOR

publicans to fonr democrats. The Re- liuclc .. .. i.l:2 892 publicans gain seven Congressmen and McClaskev 2,71)2 lose one.

COMMON PLEAS JUDOE. A. D. Thomas, Republican, is elected Judge of the Common l'leas Court, 13th District, over his competitor, Judge Ristine, of Covington, by a majority of about 102. The majorities in the several counties, according to reliable report*, are as follows:

...............377

•RJSTLN

E*S.

.^...230

27-5

OHIO.

In Ohio t,he.Democrats were expecting

arge Liberal Republican accessions, and

large Liberal Hepublican accessions, and

soma pf tlieia were even predicting a

Dempqratic victory in the State. The

returns of tljq. vote of Tuesday, however,

indicate the decifire Republican major-

Riaru

1,185

1IAX60JI s.

Montgomery ...........200 Fountaiu..." 3uo

PIHTRICT

outside the State. Hartianft, over whom Mrlntvre —., hany Jmtrnnl. "will lo forood to the conthc Democrats professed to anticipate au Dwjiggins ..........2,772 elusion that Greeley is to be badly beat-

easy victory, and the whole Republican Sc. In tyre majority, fen. This'sign'has not been so palpable State ticket are elected by worn than _,

Mc.Intyre's majority,

(.'URONHU.

_, COHON i:u.

Burk 2.819

iTroutirau 2,814

Buck's majority, 100

5 ClKCftT PKOSETUTOK.

I'eirce Kent's majority,

COMMON PLEAS

Vote of UVIIMII IM M70 bjr ConfnW. ioiuil

I. Counties of Daviess, Gibson, Knox,

Perry, Pike, Posey, Spencer, Vander-

burg and Warrick. William E. Niblack,

Deiti., 17,577 H. C. Goodman, Kep.,

15,327. Niblack's majority, 2,250.

II. Counties of Clark Crawford, Dubois, Floyd, Harrison, Jac'fson, Martin,

rttn

ae err

883.

'Switzeriand. Wm. S. Hoi-

Bep.,

42-L.

POLITICAL,

"2',700

livers' majority, 274

I.AXD

-The Dayton Herald is now attacking ir

the .Soldiers' Home because the inmates

in Texas.

-Tic

even it the

ihe Governorship toi. ~,f

1 r,

'Hendricks. Simpson will vote for (ireelev.

mercial Alcrli?er.

t.us

l'EtHCE is aL-ain elected ircuit 1 rosc-

Republican,

2,8311

rBOHKCUTOR.

Allen 2,854 Stilwell U,854

Henry R. Pritchard,

11.972. Ilolnian's majority, 3,-

IV. Counties of Fayette. Franklin,

Hancock, Bush, Shelby, I'nion and

Wayne. Jeremiah M. Wilson, Bep., 12,-

Ctil David S. Gooding, Dem.. 12,557.

Wilson's majority, 4.

V. Counties of Brown, Henilricks,

Johnson, Marion, Morgau and Putnam.

John Coburn, Bep., 14,123 Thomr.s

Cottrell, Dem., 13,707. Coburn's majority, 41C.

VI. Counties of Clay, (rrpene, Law-

rencf, Monroe, Owen, Parke, Sullivan, Vermillion and Vigo. Daniel W. Voor

hees, Dem., 17,268 Moses J. Dunn,

Hep., 15,843. Voorhees' majority, 1,425.

VII. Counties of Benton, Boone, Carroll, Clinton. Fountain, Montgomery,

Tippocanoe and Warren. Mahlon D.

Man ion, Dem., 15,539 Lewis Wallace,

Kep., 15,146. Manson's majority, 893.

VIII. Counties of Cass, Grant, Ham

ilton, Howard, Madison, Miami, Tipton and Wabash. James X. Tyner, Kep.,

15,11.3 John T. Henderson, Bern., 13140. Tyner's majority, 1,978.

IX. .Counties of Adams, Allen, Blackford, Deleware, Henry, Jay, Randolph

apd Wells. John P. C. Shanks, Kep.,

13,71*0 John Colcrick, Dem., 13,396. Shanks' majority ,394.

X. Counties of DeKalb, KJJchart,

Huntington, Kosciusko, Lagrange, No

ble, Steuben and Whitley. William

Williams, Kep., 13,830 Milo S. Hawaii,

Ind., 9,112: Ellison, Ind.. 2,809. Williams over both, 1,909.

XX. Counties of Fulton, Juaper Lake, Laporte, Marshall, Nt wtoii. Por

ter, Pulaski, Starke, St. Joec.ph

S. I. Anthony, Dem.,

majority, 1,407.

arc Republicans. Thursday, Oct. 17, aud —Pro|Hwition* to discuss the issues of.

llt llir fv

has it from belter

Tr.K Indiana Legislature, as far as rc- nas it iron. Letter authority received, will stand as

1,c

Grant man. K-i''-

Democrats, I

—The latest prophecy from the Pacific

coast give-" Graut 8,000 majority in California.

—The simple truth about the Georeia

plcption on Tucgday is (hal

llir0ll

„j

the polls.

gain of more

than

elected

Prosecutor.

V( rv wh( ro

1()llt lll0 aU lhl

e(1 mcn

were hindered, threatened, and eve

lently maltreated, when they approached

—Mr. Trumbull is still going about

"There is no mistaking tW fliet that the

Wm. Williams 2,710 the enthusiasm with which lie is re-

COMMOX PLEAS JUDGE.

R'usTine 2,SCO

Histine's majority,

A a a

91 Wendell .Phillip

Thomas ^'^45 ministration, with a tax of two dollars

SENATOR.

Harnev Ui

110 cents a gallon on whisky, the amount col-

1 lect'*d and turned into the Treasury was

?1 "7,000,000.

.2.8S9 .2,791 98

—The New \ork Herald, nccording to the Brooklyn unity anon, lias not for-

gotten its old ways. It calls Frederick

these twenty years. The West is es-

o'b'!i peeially emphatic for Grant, and Demo

crats who repudiate Greeley are counted

by the score in every township."

—The Indianapolis

with the patches.

ashington. Mich-

Dem., lG,9.r)0 George W.

Carr, Rep., 11,117. Kerr's majority, 5,-

III. Counties of Bartholomew, Dear

born, Decatur, Jefferson, Jenuings, Ohio,

die,

and

White. Jasjer Packard, Kep., 14,469

18,052. Packard's

Joint IHwHilon.

.1. A.

Mount and M. 1

run

Um (n Fr

the rimva-s with the Grant men have been declined bv the Grcelev advocates! A Niorj of m«ltlrn Across the Potomac

1|yi

!C )Sl

|,.

neiu oi iiiiui'imii, in m.

C'incinnati l-'nqinrer "has it Weal Virginia lies Shepardstown, a

tl.nt

«"C «H St .lUlUorUV Iliat

ring

won't. The Bishop is an earnest

We commend the frankness of the World in publishing under the head of I "I'nparalelled lusult to l'eunsvlvania," the tact that .lames U. Doolittle hag I made a speech at Pittsburg.—A*. )'. Com-

h»ng

Adniinistra-

lion. lie biggest charge lie has yet

lie has vet

jn mmp

said "I come here to-

'J.71I5 niglit to say to voii, my fellow-citizens.

pour out your hearts like water, and hold

up your bands for General Grant. He

2.94- represents lovaltv to dav and salvation 74Q

ever after."

—The gicat "navigator Rapliael

I is flumping Texas for Greeley

be elected, of Semmes becoming

ceivod.

—During three years uf Johnson's ad-

a gallon

011

0 792!administration,

whisky, only $93,000,OOOwere

oo° I collected. During three years of Grant's

with a tax of fifty

of the time when it used to call Horace

APPRAISER.

COMMISSIONER.

(Lei ...2,912 Ramev 2,714 I Lees majority, iyn

postpone

popular movement is away from Chap- amount to be S(i2,000, and said that the parity, juul fuklitv ol at .1 tit

paquackery: and nothing is surer than man vbo buried it was then in the pen

11 .1 •. ,, itentiarv lor embezzlement, and lie d(ill gather momentum as it progresses. ...' „r,., n.

expiration of his sentence, lie was greatly chagrined at the failure of his search, but acknowledged the futility of further ellbrt and went away. Nothing was heard of the young man from that time until a few days ago, when he appeared with a companion. They remained over night, and after their departure next morning it was discovered that an immense pile of dirt had been dug up at the roots of a large oak by the road side. On examining the excavation, a place was discovered from which box about two feet long and eighteen inches wide had been taken, decayed portions of the box being found near bv.

When the young man and his companion returned a livery team they had hired at a small town near Shepardstown they were observed to have a tin 1MX, which was not in their posre-wion when they hired the team. All these facts tend to the conclusion that the companion was the quartermaster himself, and that he returned to secure the treasure over which the ageit oak had stood guard for nine vears.

Journal

sayB Dan

Voorhees' intellect is as fragmentary as

bis character. It has come to him in

patches and been pieced together like

an old fashioned quilt. Some times he

recives an impression—he never bad an

idfa—through one patch and some times

through another, and his opinions vary

—The Springfield Republican is attack

ing the system of holding State and Con

gressional elections during a

tia! canvj'sis, and savs:

Pr-widen-'

this clean-v shaved Pharisee of a' politieian (H. G.) than I have heard at any l-'JW-iWW of^hem. Democratic caucus.-.-I. Oakley Hall.

ongresH

•Cltll

niitli, of:

in towii^liip, will di the

iuglnss "the cullud gemman," which is "In common with thousands of other st outraguus.slander,'the im st unblushnot verv original, nor verv brilliant, but! parents who desire that their children in. vilification. No lie however inoii- .,, ., i, shall at least keep up with the average at ous, however improbable, however selfwill remind tne readers of the Herald

uml giHi 11H

Greeley "Massa Greeley" and a "galvau- what I pay others to do during the da_\- ost persevering tcnaeitv, and repeated

ir.ed squash." time, and in order that my youngsters: without the slightest regard to the proof

29, 1870, less than two years ago,

Horace Greeley said: "The Cincinnati

Cummercinl will be good enough to in2,954 form its readers that there is no office in

.."2,1M6 the universe that would be anv induce-! practical fact that 437 1-7 dollars to

uoinc industry.

tt'liji-ici trarol" and ol..-nrvos the parents tencli it to him. We all know is either disregarded altogether or do drift of public sentiment," savs the Al-1

"v'',',',,,!,'.?iV.nla.t.

occurring when they do, exert an undue tical ilof my faitli' influence in determining tlie result of »p\Hsed to parents being compelled to the National contest." "That is what I

—\V lien Horace and I were Whigs to-

aether, vears ago, at caucuses held to

cloth and double lead*, that the charges] An extraordinary risk and escape ocmade in the New York Tribune against

not tjike a bribe from the Pacific Kail-

are several others, but this was considered enough, even by Murat Halstead.— Mutouri Drmncmt.

Whilt

ollieml

place t! at was somewhat prominent du- examinations, and make dismission thcrcItislion I

the war. from the fact that the facil- from depend on misconduct thus n-n-

ities there afforded for crossing the IV ing the public service to all classes a, ke, tomac led it to be selected by both at- without regard V" partv, color or crcd. mieS as an available point from whicji Ami country should also keep in to operate. During the confusion incident to the advance of our troops to Gettvsliurg, and the subsequent retreat of Lie's shattered army, there were many of 'oiigress- which he canii. rcm-ivc. officers in town, and after till- removal of) Docs it look like a desire to acquir.' or the armies it became rumored that a retain power, lor a 1 resident, in the mid-1 certain United States quartermaster hint die ol the first term, to pro "-e and urge

biirioil there a Inrpe sum ol inuhev, va- sVbtoin which would pi.ice hcjoml Iu rionslv estimated from $M1.000 to'$l(HI,- reach the vast patronage now by hny at 000.'und manv circumstances temletl to his dUpcwnl enemies '*,#l* confirm belief in the truth of the state- ace Greeley at their head—insist that ment. .Inst after the close of the war, a Gen. Grant sole strength and hope

voung man claiming to have been a eo! of re-election are with the olhecrs subdier in a New York regiment, came to iect to his power. If actuated bv a tithe town and remained some time, ostensibly the personal ambition now attributed to visit the battle fields on which he to him, was he not a tool, thus to hazard had loiicM. It was noticed that he took 1 the only lneaus, as alleged, of securing a

walks daily, always earrvii.g some re-elci'tiiui? diircinc implement with him, and lie: W ith this position ot I resident mint, was observed to scan closely every tree! let the reader compare that ot Horace

'".akin" charges .viinst the Vlniinistra- I I'V the roadside. After a week spent in Greeley, the man now y•uriiinbu.ating .iKin u.arge. a unst tlu .Vin inistr.i ,,

0 0XI)rei 5e(1

ofnr(

t)iere

I am perfectly willing that the teachers

we"

ind may mention that iu my capacity ol

These elections, Xrustee of a public fccbool, 1 give a pracbut I um

te,, ch leir

children.

., ,, As a boy I wits well flogged at school, uAauy ftreelevite is thinking to himself

!lm

now a-davs," says the Troy \\'ltij. as bringing back a time when boys were

raise n..»ney-generally held at the erly and hose who deserve the flogging houses of rich men, as thev ought to be,

cllrrL

Speaker Blaine are without foundation. "g l^-sen^r train of the U.xonsin I)iOne of the reasons why Mr. Blaine did

JfEWS..

Ihe Terre Haute OatetU savs: the mangled remains of the foolhardy "Tuusday night as conductor Penn's individual. They searched diligently to train was running into Montezuma, lur|ote, when somebody shouted,

bound north over the E., T. H. & V. 11. "lll're,

It., tlie engineer noticed au obstruction

(.nartcrniaster. He stated the torni, on the sole ground ol honesty, ct*-. it

011

I sired to secure the treasure before the

j, j| ought to know, provided that his the proof that should have destroyed il!

i'"V

j|,Q |,u.mory of the rattan is pleasant

boys and teachers were teachers. Now

)t lo lll

b,.''s-

llru

and asiisted, as they always should be,! j'.ilre"..

and to j'lorace's great delight, by nice would suppers—I have heard rougher

Mv wife savs "flog the teachers

An K«tr..orlin.»rT

—Tile ('incinnati Crrnmerrial has craw- ... ,i [from tho Chtonco rnhuno.1 fisnea asratn. and acknowleuces, in sack-i ,.

Feat «.«i

Who la Its

Nervier lloform" I'rU'lul?

Horace countrv

Greeley

nbout the

is runmni:: 'political la-

HOWLING

litical issues ot the day at Sliannondale vorilisin" and the "corrujuii of public at Darling- patronane," and talkiiij: abo»t the need 1 ).I£/Y of ''civil service reform." it will be well

I to remember that ieneral (Irani is the

rcitMiire. tirst l'residenl who ever inaugurated defIroni the battle I itiito measures looking to si.eh sysU'in

if the service, as would tke

(HMtioii dependent on conipcti ive

mind, that such'systen would at this time be practically in operation, but lor obstacles—cliicflv on the pari of member-

his intention the country for relorm in tl.i-pa, leu-,

i# lopilrt r(

made is a charge ot $10,000 l»»r an hour's }je tohUrw host that his real object in tn own pchcy in that respycL W hat -erviee in the Mc( 'ardlc case.' 'rnminir ihrrc h:vl been to p»areh for a did he say 1 hat he cvouln ignore par- .... .... lartre sum of mor.ev that had been de- tisan appointments, and select men ac--I he (l.icago rmr* (JVm.)

lar. At Portland lie spoke d,Unitev as

dunna tl.e war bv a friend conlms to the Cmcinnat. Iiu.nbug p.at^-

the contrary, he took occasion to announce, not only that he would dispense ollieinl patronage to his friends, but that all who raffil far /tint should p/iure alike] in such "friendly regards!"

Thus stand tlie two men President Grant, the only Executive ever known to suggest tneasuren of civil service reform,' which would put power out of bis own hands, an 1 tluit, too, on the eve of a Presidential election and Horace Gree-i lev, the sclnppointed champion of such, reform, and accuser of such Executive,

The New York F.nnimj Pott says of, the canvass as conducted by the supporters of (ireelev and Brown:

JInrd Snniii-Aro (lie YounK«terM There is no lircteiise of any respect for Tnni lif ltlcliiiy. til .* truth. No man's character, however An exasperated parent overflows into lo ig established, however pure, however

may be able to go and m-ite at school,: that it is totally without foundation.

In the New 'i ork Tubum of Novem- spending my leisure hours, and they Forgery is resorted to as the most clevsicepv ones, iu trying to fix in their poor, er of devices. So complete is the relilittle weary brains the names of almost ance upon either the stupidity or the unknown ivers in some out-of-the-way ignorance of the public addressed, wliethportion of the globe, or in trying to ex-' plain the important and eminently

1-1

Horace Greeley to forego or of 'J times what A paid for his horse, and forgery exposed, that it was a mistake or his advocacv of protection to

10rse l, sl of

It is a campaign of pure falsehood.

columns of the Philadelphia Uulletin: i,|tiestionable, is a defense against the

myself obliged to spe. e. idetit, that is not invented without the

evenings in teaching school, doit smallest scruple, adhered to with the

er from the platlorm or through the col limns of newspapers, that there is no pretense when a falsehood is disproved, or a

/""cli.as his, a misapprehension, or misinforuiation.

carnage, something, no doubt, that ev- On the contrary, it is repeated as beki-e:

in th,

is "a house of discipline and instruction," not remember that a single one ol them,, "a place of literary education," &c. &c., however atrocious it has been shown to

and that a a master." He also says that a school master ''is one who teaches school." Now, so far as my ex[»erience goes, the modern schoolmaster or mistress does none of these things, but merely listen to the recitations of lessons taught by parents at home. I have no hesitation in saying that the whole system of modera teaching, including textbooks, maps, and everything else counected witli it, is vastly below and behind what was in vogue thirty years since, and that instead ol making of us a race of well educated men and women, it is making candidates for the insane asylum, and piling up a heap of misery in very many forms.

cholar "is one that learns ot be, has ever beeu taken back. The bold-

ATTORNKY

lm'(' if they will only teach,

tewAa-s, and, perhaps, if a

parent were made to sufler now and do him good. "Nine T. M.

xu'rf.

sugfres-!

tions about the tis» of that monev from

yesterday morning on the ..icon,-

road to aid it in Congress, was that he «l'ced ol twenty-five miles an hour apwas not in Congress at the. time. There l"-o"«''e«lthe comity poor-house an.l ...

^.go & -Northwestern

V"1 As the train, running at the

Kane asylum, at .leflerson, the engineer observed a man standing within tA'o feet of the track, about two hundred yards ahead, lie gave the warning whistle, expecting to see the man inme on, but as hc stuck to his perilous position, the engineer whistled down brakes,

—The "New Albany Hub and Spoke and reversed the engine, but not in time Worlks" Friday filed articles of associa- I to materially check the speed. The tion "in the Secretary of" State's office.' train shot forward, and when the locoCapital stock of $5(1,000, to be'increased,

,,,oli

came .abreast of the man, he gave

a sudden spring and landed directly on

as may be thought available by a ma-. the cow-catcher. The train wits stopped jnnty of the stockholders. Term of ex- Jlr fjuickly aw possible, and the engineer istem-e, twenty years. The number of and fireman, and such of the passeugers director* to lie limited to live. S as bad noticed the circumstance, rushed out aud looked under the cars to find

hl.',ttiKn

on tbe track and immediately called for and a good-i-ized bump en his forehead, braktsand reversed liisengine. The train I From his peculiar actions and appearstopped, an examination revealed the

fact that an employe of the road, named

auce

.. u- just in time to catch the train for Chigled from he efiects of which wounds

deatli Bhortly ensued. The Coroner col-:

company from any blame in the premises. j,

d.? condition „„d evidently. druDk and lying on the track

,I1l'e

8Ure

tchcr, unharmed save a sprained ancle

}V11S conjectured that hc was an

escaped lunatic from the insane asvlnm.

whero hc wlw retllrnoJ It

Murphy, had been run over and dragged that hc was one of the convalescent innome distanc,', and in consequence his mates of the asylum who are employed logs IJid one ankle were very badly mar.-'

wor

rans*pired

k, and had slipped away

ag0 Whether intcntiou waH t0 co

lected a jury together, who, upon a whether he took this mode of getting a hearing of the evidence returned a ver.!

jt suicide, and failed to connect, or

the city, no one can tell. All

remarkable escape from death-

It apjeare(i in evidence that deceased bad been about the station during the Now is the time when the notable

migcrate

at the time he was run over by the train." peachts."

her, to sadly respond "canned

coarsest languaj e. Kx-1

this tiltv times a day, autl nevi'r tlinik of traordinary and unorecerleiifi'il lor nuni-1 s.ii'i'iMs Kuml. coining to a result in a sensible and di-1 ber aud magnitude as they are, told direct manlier. Dr. .lohnson says a school rectlv and told by implication, yet we do i",!r!t i,n.i ..... '"",•,1 'ul:itiou oiiistMnting

uess with which the reputations of the best-kuown men in the country are ban

DRY COODS.

Spriiitx ami Summer

AT tii i:

NEW YORK STORK

Indiana jitilis.

II I

re aoM' ollVrliiu I'or tlV«*

lllK|XM'tlon ol'our

aixt ho pu 11 u«*

0n Mi

AT LAW, rravvfonlsvillo, \v,

Office ovor Crowforii A MuUik«*u'^Sti»i«

I S I E

Messrs.

VP-

RELIADlliE C'oinpa nies

«*rnII IM*

I O

Spring and Sinnine

DRY (JOODS

I'.Vi'r In Ili«» c'lty.

'Wo

OIIVP

followlnm

tt(l VniltMdTCS

tin ol lior

The (In'utost Variety,

lor lie money.

PETTIS, DICKSON & CO.,

Indiiinaiiolis.

SHOT CUNS.

the only candidate for President who ev-j I er bid ior votes by publicly proclaiming

that his supporters should be rewarded in the dispensation of hisollicial favors! As no other man has done so much to ele-, im!'the standard of the civil so vice as! has Gen. Grant, so is no other man at this moment doing so much to fin I il ft ill lower, as his shameless accuser, Horace Greeley. Which of the two docs the American people say shall control the civil service for the next four years?

The Greeley t'am|nl| ii.

sho

N S

All ICtuilM,

From S3 to $(5,

CAMPBELL

«&!•

TINSLEY'S.

-U paitl in....

Depoait?

1 lvld,,,,, 1

frio/1 nnlv •lift »t'tWrn roni- lt»nk of villi*, ln«!.. i\o so'ftnnly swear uleu

excecacu ouiy by tlie utter reck- the nhove hue, i« tin» i^st of lessocss of truUi aiid even of thti reinoietit n»v knowi©iia« nn inOipf. B. \VASS^»n. fn«hier. fitihsoribod «n«l-uom to Ix-frvrr uie this «.»th lnv of Pet.. 187*2. K. W. AUSTIN, NoUirv INiWii:.

probability, which marks this characteristic of the campaign. We certainly speak in moderation when we say that there has never beeu so debased and so, demoralizing a period iu the politics of this countrv.

ATTORNEYS.

R. It. F. fcircc,

CouiiECT—A

TP«T:

IftQft.

Will

uivi* prompt attention to ImsineMs .nail Uu« ourt« Montgomery county.

N-

i»

A N. 1

11 ATON

are now ready to

well lenown CJtsnianies, AA'liose past rec

11. M.

ords are vmimpeaelialle witnesses ot'tlieii*

int«»f*i*it. are rej»resented them

ROYAL, of Liverpool, JBTNA, of Hartford HOME, of New York

ABasetr, (In Gold,)

HEN IX, of New York NORTH AMERICAN, of Philadelphia .. PENNSYLVANIA FIRE SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE HOME, Columbus,Ohio WESTCHESTER, New York NATIONAL LIFE, U. S. A TRAVELERS' ACCIDENT

&: Total Aggregate Represented, $39,740,595.60. Patronize Those Who Make Insurance a Specialty.

All Losses Promptly Paid Prom This Office. Insurance effected at as reasonable rates as are offered elsewhere.

OfllcM», 'Room N, Hloolc, ('NnvlVn'ilNvllle, Intl. o.'t.ltf

WOOL.

W O O 4

GO J*0

Il I

CIRCUS.

i». r.

(MM' MlstMU'l^ lio

st oro in St:it'

The Lilrjxest Slock,

The Lowest Prices.!

.ti

W#» soli

very 1»m

tlioy can l»v

u'.xxiss at ti..-] cimsio

HO!«1SUM!

jil

our

I'listonu'islhe very Ix'Kt vul-

is,MO

Swi.au .vt

i.iAHii.ri IKS.

to I

IXSITRE!!

Traveling World's Fair!

I'oii- in^ »f

MENAGERIE.

A A A N

II i|liotlrine. I'ol.vleolillle IliNtilillc,

Inloriiatiriuil Zoological (Janlcn,

|)AX 4.AsTKI.I.O*S

JSew York Store, 1 ______———

FINANCIAL.

Keiiort

Loan*

condition of the

the

First

VitiGtml mk of CriiwfnrcUviJU'

in th'- nf In.lijtnu, «t close of

husint*""', K'tulkor IS72:

itr.S' it t:~. mints

MII'1 !i«

S'J.'i'l.ST.I r. ii'.i, t^I.U' "O r,7.i:t SI r,,-.n '.I

Ovfr.inift" V. I'.mwN hi S'cfiiii- ('ircn|»tu.n Pno frmn :inl Kcx««rv» A^'tn IMjo fri»m Nntinn:U Kurnitur«» nnl Fixtures Current TC.\|i»'i .«« Tnxo l* iu]

1 .01 l:l

I in -l l'lina »tninps.

ill-* of N:»tion»l Hunk's Ciirrn'icy niviii'lin^ Nifkclf Ton«i«M Nolo-

DA^'l ILKKY. SAMU *T.'MNPOUP. Director*.

JOHN

i\VN,

PHYSICIAN.

W I E I S I

Pliitifl.

HYS1C!.\N AN1» srnuKuN. Into from Enft11:** ri-titovod his from Miiin ti«'i*t lj»o otti of L)-. Irv\in, on Mnrki't t*n»1 if i'rop tro.1 to trout rhfoiiU' nn«l dtsof tlio oar A»tl ov«* tho Eii«!i-}» sj tvm. SjM-cial Mtti-ntion to ini.lwifory. hour1?, 7

INSURANCE.

Insurance a Specialty!

I N S E

and

WBIGIlT

injr consolitliitetl thoir respective agencies,

all who clesire insuranct

T"lie following

$19,034,625 OO 4,847,629 91 4,068,564 51 1,871,165- 28 1,583,067 00 .1,250,316 96 1,065,105 75 871,462 81 577,283 23 2,133,24 0 34 2,103,20 6 91

.1 CO.'N

CRAWFORDSVILLE WOOLEN MILLS,

Cornel* Groon unl Mnrkct Mtroot«,

With your WOOL if you want, the highest price in CASH or WOOLEN and DOMESTIC (JOOI)S, home aud foreign made, at PRICES that are WAY DOWN LOW, and no mistake. Go see for yourselves. To build up a country encourage Manufectu res.

and Heihied Circus,

.1 pri.-esrorwiiieii ju ^ix Sejuirate Colossal Tents,

Will I'Xlltl'

Danville, III., Oet. 17, I,aFayette ISHi, Lo^anspoi'l 19th, Ft. Wayne

2lst.

NEWSPAPER.

THE JOURNAL.

A ItEI.lAIII.K

HEPl Lie AN N W S PA PKH,

ACKOWLED(!ED

TO DK

of the llest Local Papers

IX THE STATE.

"The C'rawfordsville JofUNAI. is one,

of the best and most valued of our Indi-

ana exchanges. It is an honor to Craw-

I fordsville, a credit to its publishers, and

is a complete reflex of the local news of

the city and county in which it is pub

lished."— Lmiifville Commercial.

•i'i'J

"There are several faiiiilies ill tliis

county from Montgomery county, Indi

-i' ana, and every one of thcde should sub-

scribe for the Craw fordsville JornNAi..

Tt is the best weekly newspaper, local

and general in Indiana."—Ottawa (han.)

Journal.

4:*

(Ml

lOl.fflVi f4

$3iu,: i4

State of Indiana, Cotinfj/ uf X'nt.fgovevi/, k#. I, lien V».» »clnor of tlu» Firs*t Nntinna'

"Spicy, juicy, pungent. That's our

description of the Crawfordsville Jouu-

SAL. Long may she wave."—Frankfort

Crescent. •••.

O N A

KOU

Tin:

AM PA I O

Till.Ianiiar

,hav.

attend to tlie wants of

O I a

1, 1873,

FIFTY CEJNTS!

Read and Circulate It!

Show it to Your Xoighboi"!

GKT Hill TO Sl'HSCamE

We tliinlc we can fnirly cluitn "that.

Tin-: .IO'

KNAI,

is now a little better than

uutke a paper a welcome family visitor

DRY COODS.

Hig Smasli in Prices!

(•AMPJVELL & 1IA HTKll

I- 1:1,1, on 'rn

Low Down One Price I'lan!

Tlie Low Mown One Price

Cash Plan in succfNO.

Their immense inles prove

The people understand

it.

High priced storcw dread

it.

il. You fan Nave SO or 25

per cent. ly buying goodN

ol'tlieni. Try it!

Rig Htoek Brown

HUNIIIIM,

ltleaelied JfutiHnN, Bed

Callcoe*. Table Linfim.

CherkN, Sliirting, Stripes,

Wool Flannels, Stocking

YariiM. Jeans and

niriH'H.

ever before in everything that goon to

Ami wo are. sure that no belter induce-

nientH e.onlil be od'ereil to subscribers

than that which we are now offering

00 OKNT.S l'or the balance of the year.

But the political campaign, which prom

ises lo hc an interesting, if not an ex

citing one, has already opened, and the

value of the paper as an accessory in the

fight which is coining ought not to be

overlooked. The two parties .have

placed their candidates aud platforms be

fore the people, who are called upon to

choose between them. We expect, to

be found on the side of the Republican

party, with its record of honesty and

efficiency as instanced in the payment of

uearly Elevtn

MILLIONS

of State debt

during the ten years of its power and

over Three Hundred and Thirty Three

Millions of the National debt duriug tlx

past three years of Gen. Grant's admin

istration, which so legislating an to se

cure a general condition of prosperity in

the country, *.•

CUNNI-

LECAL NOTICES.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE,

Notieo hor*ly gWon to th«» ritiz»»nH of HipIcy townshttn Montgomery county, indinnn, that K. whn«* male inhabitant of Montgomery county, StMto of Indinnu, of tlu1 age oi tMonty-ono yenrs, will HpJ'ly to the flouM ot'(!ommis?ui»ner- uf Montgomery*«oui»ty, State of!n«liun», at nnpeoial lesion, eoinmcneing on Thtu'^nv, fN-toher 10, 1872, forliocnso to .well intoxicating liquor* in a less* quantity than a quart at time, under the temperance law of U-V.), tor a term of one year. Mv place ofl»uMnei»«» «nl th« premiscR u)i»»Veon "ni'f hyuorp are to 1m» nold un«l 'Irar.k is Hitunted on lot No. 1, in block Ci, nn reoonleil ij the original plat f»f the town of Alamo, Montgomery county, Indiana, in tho two.«torv house north* of the Mablc on the j»otithea**t corner of lot No. 1, Mock 13, (formerly used

cooper xhop) in the lower room of natd building on Maul lot. JAMEH K. MOOHK.

Notice l.« herohv given that I will fell at ptiMie auction, on Friday the 4th di»y of October, at the residence ot* Wm. Cmig Cuinpbcli, dftceiw* ed, mile* south east of LimJoij, near the reni» dence of .lamed Iron*, will he personal property ofsail decedent con«f^tlng or a cider mill niid pre**, two of Cook's patent norgho etaporator^, iro4m machine, horse?, wnuon and horuePH large lot of eordwood, a lar^e b»t of mob\»*^s, bojleil cider and vinegar, lot of lumber and brick lot of tooN, a good heating stove, etc.

TV.KM*: A credit of twelve months will be given on alt sums over the purchaser giving his note with approved seciiritv, waiving valuntion laws. JAMES? A. IJEKKYMAN,

Septl'iwa Adm'r.

OMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HEA AL ES'lATF,. Notice i« hereby given that In oecordance with a decree of tlie Common Pious Cotirt of Mont* gomery ctmnty, Indiana, at the June term thereof in the year 1^7*«i, the undersigned as a l»

ministrHtor

of the estate of Alfred Kureh, de*

:ea-ed, will onand after the 7th day of October, IS72. sell at private sale the following land? s»tuated in said county, to.wit The undivided two 1 thirds part of part* of the southeast quarter of

uectton thirty, ('^0 in tounship nineteen (PJ) n'»rth, of range four I) west, also a pari of the ea

half of tne southwest quarter of said section, township ami range, bounded as follows, to-wit Beginning nt the southeast corner olf the said efl!«t half, running thence north thirty* nine (M) rod* and two and three qunrters {'£4) feet

the center of the road, thence west following the center of tho road forty (40) rods and seven(7) feet, thence north seventy-five ^7*) tie* green west nineteen (101 rod* and eleven (11) feet, thence south eighty («k)) degrees west, eight** three (W) rods and tliree (3) feet, thence aouth thirteen and one half (13)^) feet, thcncc east one hundred an«l flfty-three (IM) rods, eleven and one half (U?y) feet to the place of beginning,

TKIIMS One third cash down, and one third in nine months and the residue in eighteen months the purchasei securing deferrod puytnents, and the notes bearing six per cent, interest from date waiving valuation and appraisement laws. 12-1 JOHN SM \LL, Adm'r.

ISTKATOIVS~ N(5TICE!

Notice is hereby given thai the undersigned has l»een appointed Aaminlutrntor of tho estate of Wm. Craig Camnbell, deceased, late of Montgomery county, Indiana. 8aid estate is probably insolvent. JAMES A. RKRRYMAX, 8eptPiw3 Administrator.

DM IN ISTIt ATOlt'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given fhnl I will sell at public auction, on the loth day of Octol»er, 1872, at tho late residence ofJJosinli Milncr, leceflsed, one mile southwest of Darlington, Ind., liis personal property, consisting, part, of the following items Horses, cattle, hogs, wagon and hnrness, farming implements, household and kitchen fur* nitttrc, etc. TKKMH A credit of twelve months will be given on all stuns over $3, the purchaser giving his note with bccurity, without reliof from valuation laws. JAMKS M. SllLNKR.

Beptl2w3 Adm'r.

FOR SALE.

For Sale.

LARGE AND COMMODIOUS nriVAtu residence of ten rooms, eonvenilo!fitod to the businesa part of th« city* Lot *is large, beautiful, finely situated, and covered with ornamental and fruit trees of the finext variety. Stable, out-houses and other convent* eneea complete. Price, OOO in easv pay* ments. DRITTUN BRUNER, julVlSiu Real EstAt* Agent#

ently

McCAIN & TALBOT.