Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 January 1873 — Page 2

TII E O N A

CRAWFOKDSVIl.LE, .JAN. 30, 1S7X

T. H. B. McCAIN and J. T. TALBOT EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.

FARMERS AND MANUFACTURES. From every agricultural quarter, e~ •'•peciallv the West, of which Indiana forms a part, comes complaint of luw prices and linrd time?. Farrier- arc wonderiug if there is

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ducta

new thing under

th« nun tbev ean take up that will relievo the monotony of empty pocket* from which they have suffered so louc. From •an able and iiiiderotandingly written article ou t'ne present condition of aflairin the State? we-t of the Mississippi, we ...quote the following *"i.:cps ft re good iNrrt thi- Tear, niid y-.'t mo,l of the farmer* cao not }•»«-,Hv pay their ftuO "firms h.\T* atr| -.•••nt in vaUj*intwoj purs."

This statement is much to lv regieL t«3, for the prosperity of the tarnier- of that country, certainly. vi11 measure prosperity of nil otiier olas-.- 01' m.-n, and we «.an not but hope, tor the sake ot

Now, we come to argu?

solutely null and void. Meantime Mai. Elston, the trustee, died, aud the monev passed into the hands of his repre-i-n ta-

Anderson, Lebanon A St. Louis Railroad,

Tin: SuperinW ruieni oi Public lustructi.ni has submitted a report the lxjp lature which contains some hum* ol interest. The avails of the

sire over SI.OOO.tM.Hi a year. The remain* ini: sources of revenue, the fund distributed to counties: the Stated non-nego-liable bond

l'1''

tives by whom it was finally paid to the company and the road was built. An -!'2 ^'I'^ntatives and 10 application was made for at. order of

Court to require the Ounmissioners to ils'_ return the monev ,o the countv treasury, I

which application is still pending The I, 1"

remedy bv euabling it to t-pnnvpr iI»a i4

value of the donation by takine stock in

the railroad.

AN IMPORTANT BILL.

held at Anderson last Wednesday, it was1

ordered that the Secretary of the Cornetay advertise for sealed proposals for the I grading of the lino from Anderson

Waveland, in this county, uud the con

tracts for the work to be let on the 4th of farch at a meeting of ihe Directors to be held at Noblesville on thai

dated from and profiles

Anderkou to ordered to

when the

The higher valuation will make a bigger yield with uo higher rate ^f taxes, lie

suggests two Other moots of Oil-'to enf.ic.' larger local •thef is to increa-e the Stat* from sixit-en to twenty cinls drid dollar-.

Till! ll'l

goes a have i,

all iraert-ct-', that the prin-ii'- dopre-akm hadn't any »uch here, and e.nw'je.entl will ?oon pass away. know nothing oi tho j^-rpiexity of which The first thing producers demand i-

his plans to make the out of his pro- j, ,v,. |ti"t,ot i^Tbll "investment it

a practical

wayot that which every farmers .S

thought, namely, the pos-ihiiity of mnr-

,. ,,f

tie—invested capital bringing them no in-' election in

u,rest—wailing

1KB I., C, & D. RA.ILROAD PRIATION

F[-

O I

.^VK

keting hiB products without the aid of so I .. :ii ,. Kilnt- will t.e v.M and the monev loaned manv intermediatfn and go-betweens. ... ,i .... ui-oii securiiv, at a

Wbat our tarmi-rs want is con-umets, .. lere-t to iiianuiacluri-f-. Jjouhth-v* the which manufactures. Herein lies the

In this city ot present is a protect on foot to establish car works. Some difficulty is found iu getting the amount de»ired subscribed. Let some of the fanners who ha»e excess of corn, wheat and cat-

whole case. Whenever we shall manu-1' I)an{ would -i .....facture, as we should, every thing that can be economical! made that wr conuuuie, then our farmers will rind a home market for grain—aud the railroads will find employment in transporting, in their pleasure and business journeys, the people whom manufactures have made rich.

ROM

for a rise that will pay Wii-hips,

rtir it» production, lend a helping hand weok,

ruii'iint: "o one-ide of us and the Aiider-!

the future •.• this city isitiif.

fa,

ti't'"-

The select joint committee of the two on our people, will not .vjcureit Houses of the Legislature has re|Krted a ing what other jx?op|e who have carefully prepared bill abolishing the have done tor th.-m, and what Common Pleas Court and dividing the! promised to do, will State into 30 judicial circuits. The hill makes a circuit of Montgomery and Clinton, aud another of Fountain, Vermillion and Parke. An election will !e held in October for the election of judge under the bill if it should brcome a law. We dislike very much to see Judge Thoma.s legislated out of office, inasmuch as he is giving such geneial satisfaction to

rl'nrtC

AT a meeting of the Directors of the 'f" l'rfl'areri .iUat readily, with I

Waveland, be recorded

passes. The news will be gratifying to

our

itfnrnrnnr R-i1- t'm rom

"llTI ilUT' TT

Tin. Western Unli.n Telegraph mum-

I ny has taken a good step in its reduction

abtait 2.r» r,er cent

v.eswm |"ii«-. "V b-licvc it will find

its account in tnis |oliev, and will

..... day.! gee the expt-Ocncy of carrying it «ili I

Tfce line of the road as Mirveyen, w.'^ lo-, (Urtjlbl. Mr.^iutne it deserves ihe thnuks ''1

of the public Which uses the tcWraph

Waveland and Ladoga friends who TUBSatnaua Hay Company intend Vt

1 -l

IFGovernor Baotr rewmmeiulatinti grai.d hotel. 1 hey are also talking «,i

ir"

go through the ordeal ot

another election next Summer.

read.'.

State School tax

lhe

the income from liivnv over il,(HXi,(KiO more. The toiul si,WO, WO maintain- an average school term of nearly *ix month* in the year. He proI p.».'j tj it'Dgilieu this aveiagi by larger means, part of which he hopo«, reasonably enough, to sic brought in bv cash apprai-ciin nts of property fit taxation.

assistance. t.ixes. '.he SWiool tax on the liun-

ot :!:e Koi.omo i', .hihu.«

Ji'.-s

of per on- which -eeni- to i'.n ai ci.\aiee '.o liiin. We

E 1

-eii-ih'.. man who

tion shall le lessened. But the railroads ':lru''ban goes olT muttering about how he t't ii« rare occurrence. are generally fuund relentless and even

c:i vl

r* c''-.v lvcekIr

n«w lines made to compete, quite often kecpalist of thesp men. Weespect' join in combination with older line-., and

rl'c

clier.pcr tratisi-irt^tion to distant mar- brains enough to lathera thought, knows F-see by the ttttnwa, Kansas.) ,/otirkeui, and they art apt. complain of couutn newspajtei-tan not oiaiH'tc with '''a country printer in that State railroad companies lor the j.riet a.-kt

1 1

for carrying, aud all sorts of schemes are Kveiv now and theua liuic-e walks unction fay J'.ic.i, his K. el«c proposed by which i.hc )"t of transpo:'a i'

nt 0111

''ekbe- ilia* aie inup from dai-in luck. !. W. Mai lin. o| the

O'f'e, :i-k he price of our pa^ei l'rinter. We make note of th's

it Kimu-'b iess.

their obituaries and in th. ui we

siiall •ay He was '.veil to-do, but with all

the farmers find themselves helpUs.s in the grasp of money wking corpiraljons. Hard timeA, very hard times, foUow, and in these dark days hind falls in price and manv become discouraged. AH that a aiul out ot rc-peet tolus widow and tuss-'-J the .^'Uiite' ui.nUin^ fanner can do under these circumstances '"liihlren we her-, "ate that ihesoiil ('.'i ol Truste-s of township-, Superintendent ol i» to reduce his expenses and »o lay out

deceased has ie:: this earth." roads and highwu)s

•-.rdsxilU. ..-juitl it- I

Kansas, which voted

ju i,L,njs

a inducenien par-

'''s 'o put up manufactories there. The

I O

|ll(

I. ltiundape we lij

to make up the very small ddic'ii, an 1 S:. Louis Railroad, resulted ia fu-.or

they will be repaid 100 per c.ent. ou their the appropriati-m in both towiiihip?, the investment. former by 3-)I majority and the latter by

APPRO

duce-.lbv Mr. Harney, legalising in certain cases, appropriations made by C'otin. ty Com-niMioners to aid in building ru.ilroa previous to May 12, IStiO. declarini: tuch appropriations sulv^riptiou- to stock. This bill has a special reference to t'lU county, of which transaction most of readers aie familiar. It will be remembered that before the passa of, the railroad act of 1339, the Commissioners of this county ma le a donation to the Indianapolis, Crawfordsville.t Dan-! ville Railway and the money wan placed in t!ie hands of Mij. 1. i\ KUton, a-. trustee of the fund. Before it was paid to the railroad company an injunction was granted against such payment, and a case was ide up which was carried to the Supreme Court. That Court decided that the Commissionershad no authority to make the do nations, and tfie act of the Commissioners in making the appropriation was ah-

A in bst

H"u"

jui'.l imitate tbr e.xain-

rate oi

hnVt tlll 0 lr (m

ar Creek and Washington l,|oviJ'"1

RoMii.i C'lintv, last Tuesdav

aid the Toledo, Thorntown

ll,y'"

Will. Lebanon .'c St. Ij.iuis road on thei ^-'',rar.Tother side, mid itli no pro-pt-. t, eiitier -•i

immediate or remote, of

in establishnifiits being located hen

WHK

mak,n

object of the bill is to give the county a i'"''"'B

'I"

llu

not very prom-

1 ill:large increase in the membership of th»* next House has already been con* t-idered by the Commiue on Public Build ings am! (!rounds. In vie* oi the inad-e.-jiiacy of thepre-ent hall of tin- II

foi the accommodation of tin

fifty tenia, Citii. Hut!T*r

O II

^looted at "ubje't.

C""'n'c''

thiss^-sion to confer with the Committe —A bill has pm-^d the Senate to iu view of the fact that he pie-cute aphwi amend section 9 of the act to provide for for reforming the dilliculty. Hither the I **lectiu^ elecUirs for President and Vice present desk- iri tlie House must be re-1 Pre-idein of the United State-. The placed with -mailer ones or el-e the limit amendment simply makes the law conof the hall must be extended. There are iirm with the t'nited Suites -utute on now 24.1 Representatives and 10 Delegates the subject. in the Hou-s and in the next Conpres- —A Kill hi^ been introduced iu the thete will IK- 1!'.»2 Representatives and 10 I Senate to ti* the compensation of the

Toledo, Ihorntown

1 ro,l

4Ut,

?a-vs

r'trp?t

i-oiin-u'l Vt'

«1 ni, nler»r *H'1

having business in his court but »e pre- conviction, whereupon theChicagu Ji,a,v sume the public good must prevail where very pertinently inquires: it comes in conflict .vith the interest ofl "Why should they hazard his life on individuals. a bill cunininiug on'lv twenty.eight, ei- ,. c* ptions when double thai unmlier »v •uid

of the

'^tandinK arouud uo

CArner

^nd sitting around on goods

boxes and expressing doubts ami cursing companies, and hoisting other

projects but doroads

we have In short,

veil re it.

making th" stock or donation of .f-l.fs'K) to the mile which we undertook todn, i« what is reo'iired of u-."

are

ft hill ciintaiuiug to the prf*ceedic.jrs

enty-eighi exceptions which resulted iu his

?'lslle

ofH

'he Sinking books there"! by the person-, of their re- I col late, arrange, index, and file tie Mine.

^ongre*.iunaI township fund spective townships." How many of the] lie may employ such clerical h«l) as l.«

re.]iiiienu'iit- of this law

lilt: Supreme t'ourt of the State decides that Section 1, Article of the Constitution i* to l»c construed as if it reat: "The (.'omtnun t'oun -il of citi?n shall ha\e power to levy and cau« to be a-sefesed Aud collected, iu each year, an ui i'ilortii, tax oil alt property subjected I* State and county taiation within sue: city, except farming land in tract* excelling five acres in one liodv."

1 III' Senate has pas^. aboli-hing tin: an ami iidnien: shall gu into til: next. Ihi 1' and the gre'i't nli-hed.

traiiKintr pri\ih-ge, with providing ihut the law the first, day of July w!il pr.ihablv ncur reform will be aceoni-

1'-J—! a -I. i, EMIN1 l.rt of

MO'

have '.he

oil loj'. iu tio-u.u l. sewing itUKuiucid int. tudies for girls in the pub

the course of

hisweahh he was a mr.nn cus\ I deserve thi- notice as ho was to-im^y to take this ]«p. r. Il.u he is dead, hallelnj*h, aiul out ol re-peet toll:- widow and

I ic schisjl-

i- ijon

n: lKI.ATIYK ITFKN.

!,rovul1'

.torv

project in

accept such a loati. we can

•rd ty vote bonds to a foreign Company erect a rolling mill we certainly uucht

pro«peniv.

With them the inierest"- of every man. woman and chil will be m.iteiiallv adva^ced. Thev will brine iKipiilation wealth u".d et.

learii that the "*A pending in the Senate which

tl,a'-donationsin

ui''v'liua's

movement in on foot,

(With considerable t|iow of succem, to

A bill has passed the Seriate, intri change the !i„0 fr0m Thorntown weat and run by way ot Linden, Pleasant

Hill and thence to the \Va! -'i and eon-

nect at the same p-»iip. «•!..•!.» the origiu.nl!

line erased the rivei. hi Uiis road

the

lor

Uu'

publication ol

reports at.d allowance of County Board*.

A bill is pending in the House fixing me salary of the Sujic-rintc-ndeut of Public Instruction at $o,!XHr per annum.

The hill -ubinitting to ihc peoj'le the question of calling a constitutional coiiv.ntion ri.i-i Uyn ordered men! in the Hou-e.

1 he .-eua'.* lai-p.u-acU a bill nsjuiring til" sup« rvi-or- of highways to make

to b» a-liberal with our home capi*ali-t-. tiieir anneal -worn statement- ot their Ai any rati' thc.-c are Jiiain facts: .M m- proceeding- S(.plem|„r instead of utaciures we niiisl ha\e. With them we .Maiefi. enter njs'ii a uew career of

•—A hill will probably j»us.i both House*4 tixinn an appropriation of fo'J.OOJ.Sl! to pay ofl the i:idebtednc.-9 of the State Normal School at Terre Haute and an annual appropriation of $^,lXK). :.!

aid of railroads

shall be void unless the

ro"d l-*' coulP'-t'-d

within three

years from the date of the donation.

—The indications are that the present luw in regard to voting aid to railroads •by townships and conntiro will not be repealed, although there has been a strong etl'trl made in this direction. —^tate Librariuu DeSanno has been

cn,!ed on lor

fAP,'u

statement of the amounts

bim during term in repairs

"it' House aud urounds, and

l'u"

for thus ineuensing the facilitiw of com-1 '11Ct'"! ",lHer

""Pr0Y(M"e'"i'"rC

takiThifchoice Utwln the"regukr^rjy U^lUa'^exteD^e taou^h t'/mateU wLd".*11 d"

expended lor the State

-natsr

any manufactur-1

V'hirtl

tLirnoy has intrduced a bill

a11

tornev

fcenatu to tlx members of the

"^".v *".P^de

,li l,as l,n8

agreements to pay at-

tnrnev'rt whou contained in any wriitm fvidotice of idebt^adue,,, an additiuti thereto, on a contiu^^ncVj usurious, illegal and void. —Senator Thompson has introduced a bili to prevent thr ^ale of ob^viie litera* ttire, jiieture^ and other articlc* »f obscene and inimorral u«^, and ni»'(iicine- ior ]»rf*cnriiig al»rtion. Thi.-» bill

incrcaveof copy of the New York luw on thesauie

State Board of Ivluca-

lion (exceping the tiovernorand .Superintendent of Public Instruction) at So for each day which they are engaged iu actual service. -A bill has been introduced in the House to preveut in the purchase of stationery lor the use of countv officers. If any couuty officer shall receive a'bonlis or jer cent.] ou setth'uieut of claims or purchase oi stationery he shall be subject to rinc of from 1 i'u'J to *2'Xi.

,,ut

&*y'H

em-

wor't

•"*.

postponed.

taiu oHiews »s fullous: President of the

and

'l"irPor

North

Cowmissioncw of tin

vo"

$300.

A revilution

lu-

ronniiutinnal

on rat*., «.|«cinWy

to tlui more diatonl f-outhern and South'-

00''M''-Ul!',rial

,l"'^

in the countiofi through which it. muuiratjoi «^7 by hill at au ouny day uul ih*tt th« cattle. We hope he will be ^r

sa'1'

ea^taad west outlet. in a um- Am. -ricai, style. They are ^o- fOf«olirlatir.i, of ail ibo railrostln of the -Mr. Hooper, who haa Ix-en .,n the

^'",luU1'10UIW Iju'Jd

talk''

1 as object for bidding tfU £.5

am S uth, ?,si0,j —Q|jr

the House ot ltefuge.

I1"5

tare

rtP^r,nl actB-"nd r«*

^ommitie with a statement showing

road is completed will have an vonduc.l their new Dominican possendr,,, H" if the orgatiiialion and of the week in search of a.home I *'as

sKcltoN of the Indiana school law nil commission*, committee* am boar's —It appears that the Masi.ns have not as follows: "At the commence- authorized by law, when he an other been meeting in vain. ment ot each school term, at each school public officers ar «o associated. le shall been initiated into the re iv to a in trilbies sh^l cause a notice to be posted live bureau*. He shall caiefully e.vamup, directing where the township library ine the books, piiiwr. and do-uni'iils rekept, and inviting the tree use of the I lating to the business of hi oltce, and

-1 pay county coiuplv with tl require* at a cos not exceeding fU'uOa l, hunter we have. lie killed soven-

the House bill

year for anc clerk, but any clerk shall be discharged whenever th-' trovernor, Auditor aud Trca-urer, ornny two of them -hail so direct in wiitint. He shall bo allowed to employ one deputy at ,1-Alary ol si? ..|HJ or.e clerk :u a Hilary of *l,00i' to a-ist hiu: iu his |1UU.|,OI, |»otnl„

advertisement. Th vided into clas-cs, journals of the ol the rene.'-'d

"'i,

—Senator Bern is ley has introduced a bill providing tor the letting of the Suite printing to th.- hove-t bidder and making the Cio-.ernor. Secreti:rv and Auditor of Suits' a conimi-sion for that puroo-e. Adveiliscmcius shall he made iu two daily paper- of Iniiiatiiijvlis at lea-t two Wf-k- tor-eali'..l |,ro|stj!|i- j'oj iloing all ihe work speeitied until Snp citied until S'p ciiiticr ), liij, after which new j-rop.sri!^ -ha!} invited hv

ill he di1. 1 he

as toiio

.to houses and tin law-, As-.-mbly, lepoiisiii' the

S»'r«uiry. and Tmisur^r Stau*, l»c*u aiui Puuib and fi\v* lunis, ln-:itute for the

the Kxerutivo IVp ir:uniii Audimr and l'r» i*iror, oth'M

tthii'l" i- pnnteu in the pamphlet form 3. Folding, stitch i.g. covering or bind-' itig of all paiimhlets, books, etc.

litmuenl until such railroad is perma nen'.ly located iu such county or township and the company has expended un -mount of rn..wy in actual construction of -aid road in ruch counlv or township"! «MUttl to the amount lo bi- donated, or!rCa"lu"

the stock to be w'seu bv such township

or county. If such company shall not,

witliin three vearc after the tax hus been

placed uj^.u the duplicate. have complied

with the above conditions, the County

Commissioners may, in their discretion, cancel such subsciption or donation on the application of twenty-five freeholders, of which application due notice shall he given. Wlmi the amount of money expended by the railroad com-

pany in any couuty or township shall be equal to the donation or subscrip ion

ItF.LIGIOIK ITEMS.

—An extensive revival is iu progress at the Sixth Ward Methodis church, LaFayette. —The Presbyterian churches in the Iudiau Nation number 900 members, and increased lust year tweiitv-tlvc percent. faster than our own churches. Mure than half of the ministry of the Southern Presbyterian churches there are native Indians, aud two candidates, native ChocU'iws, were roceived at the late session of the Indian Presbytery. —The receipts of the boards ol tlie uljout our village. Presbyteriau church, iu the month of| _l

November, were as follows: Hoard ol Home Missions

Education, S'J, 1."{.1.48 Board of foreign bat^rs Missions, #20,1X3.50 Board of Publication (missionary fund), s^.OOo.'J Board of Church Ersc'ion, $10,272.21 Ministerial Relief fund, 4S0,y2U.70 Commii-

tee ou Krecduien, $2,044.f 2 Committee on Sustentation, $2,.r)15.01.

I,I\I)i: ITEMS.

were not

the same us is al- We t'io, might give lie Joi

Vwed tut a Hand. The bill was iudefin- our "experience" in dreaming dreams,

A bill 1ms been introduced iu the now. We proudse, however, th:. mi then turn out. Semite rixjin the iv.Bipensntion of cer- some future time will relate a dream, e,

m(,n^ not

has bcpn

b-v

theCommiitce on the Ju-1

nilirket.

iciary be instructed to inquire into the gnllt price of .*3.60 iwr cv.» Who can

of'

,rLiKllt cliar^el

vt ra

lVW"°n

railruads

111

!°l

discriminating 1*-

,rn llnp

-fieiiHlv.r tiwding, l'roui the iinittee appointed at the apecial term! —Mr. Wilbina was re-elected Suw-u,,

concvrniug a constitutional amendmeiit, o[era housi, unda new*|»ai*r1 and .,iher committer appointed at the special term —Mr. Wilbina was re-elected SuW.,i„.i» distance ot two or three mile" -e \a uation of the

to consider the wants of the office ofj tendent of the M. E. Sunday -ehool.and Ilo*1

... feecreUiry of Stale, on Saturday reported I Wm. Wright, Assistant. .1. II. White

—-We were not unpleasantly enter-j fat cattle and shipping to Cincinnati tained by la-t week's

OVKNAI

-.he

NJiiw S.uiitor who voted lo increase Paul'- third epistle to tho Thessidonisns. contemplated thereon. it 1- hi 1 I the jiav ot ill'CiBiieral Assembly to £s a Hut herore wc bad got fairly through —The bliud daughter of ah Ion But-

•lay intififluced pill io r^ltici. the al-'wi!ti ii th. truth Hashed ujHn u*. Wc ner died on the 2.Sd inst., of hemmorngeof lOwatK'e ii the u-euf a team anil wapon av.'ike to the fact that neither I'.iul nor the lungs. ,«he has Won in ill health for jiirplow in work on roads to #l..r/'i pf*r the President had anything lu d.' witii it. some time.

*°'i

|K,jM^ satisfied

I with having bought all the Fall hogs in

gain price of .*3.60 j^r civt. Who

powern.t tne Le/i-iaturc tako it iind niaint.-iin his iuU'trritw Echo

and col-. ~'Iom Waid wants tl a (lunrter i:ir

nuw being scctiou of hinii and inv-.i the mon.-v in I

wur

un,lt'r l1"'Ktn,

ral

A number have mysteries of the We slmuldu'i con to ride the gnat, if

Older this Winter. i-ider it linieli of a job w.' fell so disposed. —The Odd Fellow are as odd a- ever.

I'heir lodge number* nine members. John Hichardson ia the luckiest tab-

teen hut Satuid:iv.

Ol.D Moiil'.wuv

S O A

IUI:I:K ULUK.

-Urothcr Ottcruian

W I I

his folks

to purchase the Presbyterian

Christians

0ltvk

and for every one,

into a hotiH.' of worship

and "the rest of mankind." —Some of the light-lingered fraternity went into the hiiu-c of the widow Hover the other night, hunted up her son .John's pocket Isi.k, aud took therefrom forty dollars, and ft John just that amount when the fool miiih: just ji- well had the whole pile. --Our own M.iv.d Wn.. K. lumbar has gone to t'olfax ami comes teit a tali hhiwn photographer. We inti nd to have him do

US HI IN II-)J

,in"!hi.-familv

udent of I'ubli-J Instruction, Indiana I. diversity, Tru-tee of the Northern and southern State 1'rLs.iUs, Stale Boaid of Agricultur and all other looks and ubcribcr U1J pamphlcus socially ordered by th« Oen-

oil, and send you a

ipv "large a- lite and twice as natural.*' A. .T. I owers, one of our scry le-t citizens, is shortly to leave us permaI iiently for llliuois Suiveso to '"Nijah."

M. I'. Wnugh is ju-t receiving for otic of l.orit.g Breakes' tine organs

Billy Moodv, at dowser*- L-iill, is doing go^nl work and hunting up Jorn-

Kllr

,.V| „Uierwlv

W I

I -,, -. ., and losing huust-ii tor nfleen hours. —A Dili na* pa»Mxl the ^uato piovida to in he snow. Splendid time for Cupid—I teiieve thai the old fellow's name what

that when a tux has heen levied in aid of the construction a railroad, the col lection ol the tax shall be suspended until the road h..- been peimumullv lo-, .. i„.„i, „i *^. you are away !rom the old tolks eiirhcatc.1 and v.orfc commenced upon it. The bill al») provide,' that the Audilorand o.eugro%s- Tr«..i«u.-er shall -uspend the collection of/ a tax voted iu a: of a railroad, and allow It to remain on the duplicate without being carried forvard or declared delin.mm.i imiil ..»i :i '-S"mo disease resembling the epi/ooty iu horses i.- now and ha- been tor some

Were

ribUjii:

tangled iu th himself and girl into a snow bank, and :iw:iy went the hor.se. breaking the sleigh

I shoots love darts in stonv hearts, when

in sr. -Sil.'s Bo'Ael- rlerks a'.

n'llD(r

B. .Mans

AI.AWO l'4'lvl'II.\4«M.

tin *1 racing amoiui the |eople in this vijcinitv. Scarcely any ot:e has esciiped. -Some days asro, as .lolin Miller, who

!"'ar V'V'wle-v Clla!f'!.

111

bupK-v'

the

Jiiw'

lic""i,,s

and hrew

Mr-

Miller out, and

W"- Miller amoug the

wht'els' fn,cturi»K

''Pr«Kuli, breaking her

Mn'enl,

oi hor ,n

carried to the house of Mr. Henry Walter*. where she lived but a few hours

W(lst

made by such county or township and tlio sitme is made lo appear to th" satis- —^our reaJrea are probably aware faction of tho County Commissioners, it t-lat t^'3 h'"1"* ^'n the coldest and rou^'hshall be their duty to order said tas to be collected as thouirh it had sus[keiided.

illiam McMatken subscribes tor

all three of ihe county papers,^JorBKAL, Slav and /iVi'iVic. —James Rouniree has sold his Palmer farm oi 1G0 acres, one and a half miles

°f Alamo, t/ Joseph .Myers f(»r^ln,*

est winter within the memory of the oldest inhnbilint —Stock of all kinds requires double the amount of feed this Winter. —Now we have a snow which is from 12 t' 18 inches deep ou a level. —What say the farmers of Indiana to holding a convention for the purpose of organized action against the frciuht extortions of railroad mono|olists 1 The farmers of llliuois arc moving iu this matter. "W ho would tie free, themselves must strike the blow."

the neighborhood, are exploring thei —f'

country in quest of pigs for ^p.ingi 80"''

They are offering ihe extrava-'

ehoiiw and steam mill at I.iil.|en. I

Tom's ot tile "rf«)t of all evil" to do I I'flrt-V

I business with but it's all in his hind and i'i,lc''*

.lohn W'esl

Ihk uan l-rancisco papers complain of. il, No. VM: To regulate the office and Jiecretarv, and J. D. Richardson ll —The im'r .. .7 I*?.!"? the promptness w„h which the inhabi- provide for it,management. It provides] rian. The school is

tL6

CU"t^U®"

/^8w,ury0f/

•starts to Illinoi

O A I E

I E I I E S

-Times are lively and brisk in and

)ctor

|{Ilr(j

crarv society.

*35,4*7.73 Hoard of ,i(linR

Prudent of our litnn ^x^ellent prode-

Ile We have some fine

offirer

—The services of a teacher have been procured for this district, and he renders good satisfaction to all his patrons.

The Castor boys have bought T. W

Sutton's farm of eighty acreH, for which they paid,'£.r0 an acre. They are doing a good farming business. —Hutchings, Trout & Co. are buying

.. Owing For good fat cattle they they pay four

\t. readers

to the great length of the tattliugs from I cents. our unknown friend, Tom Tattler, we —Walter Peebles and his were unable to tell, for a while, whether tend to runt '.heir father's farm this year.! them it should find the milk or cream jit was

if our good ediuirs do noi see til and

llitard id Commissioners 'f Ilenevoleut proper lo discontinue us. -A little boy, sou of^Umes Weir, Institutint.s, f..00 j»r annum I rustees —The temperance qustion is being con- while piaving upon a snow house, he had tie .I'll'Jrri' fiu the deaf and dumb,! uiderably agitated in our huoughj built, slipp and fell in such a manner insane, *.i0H.i Directors ijf hope some good may be done. as to break his ieg just above the knee,

President's annual message or' A new house isoneof the improvements already. By observing these rules, ordinary coffee made iu almost any way, is

template a fox hunt iu a tew days.

FROM CIIAMIIKRV

®ro'^n• °f ountsville, is attending

llim

r,,

Dtel'

The one we have

can

is a

rom

pawngtre and Who? er wc-t it is over two milew. Thi."istoo

for evon

XVinWr.

nnd

fck-nator tiooding, l'roui the select tecoverini:. "j ileieh were scattercsl promiscuously over tr. 'th*J, .u

dit on Ew

BUln',gWMnt

('r,'atod

sui'c^ivsful

he.-reUiry of Sute bedireeud to furnish in finding his coining man. them arreatod. It con them a few of'

thi

tl"'

The

,lis

ything moves off pleasantly your city, hailed from B2lhiuch.r"lt i/J

—The larmers of this vicinity find that the mill ia a good place to loaf this Id weather. Wood i- probably moarce at 1 oaie.

JXIK S

JJiilic Jordnll

"n •. uri u.uis turnlntr from the soeHing match on the

ana (itlier work n. ces-su jor th-' u-'ofii. UMgc, h.ti -h.irt time aco, run upon a

l.r*

jh'a.":ip ji1Jt a', tin time his hands were ena

AMMO JOTTINGS.

-Kverv thing is snowed under down

sic i.i Alamo, ••she is an excellent teach-'

convert it fellow and splendid landlord. 17t A 1"1|Cj IVki* tl 4 1? Dr. A. F, llenrv, of this place, took 101 I in a uew hoarder on Thursday, the 23d.:

ilhani liilkey hhf j«-t r.-tur»jel ... Ironi a tr.p to Joliet, 111., wh«»ro In? wan

visiting his hrother-iu-lHiv. Janiost" Ker-i ',h's

of thill

chival, who i- iu the last Magi lerriHc i.lveii«e, con-umplion. he soldier- down here are unani-uioUi-1) iu favor of the soldiers' land bountv hill. 1 hey -viy win to the Senator, editor, or any other man" who op-

the bill. Be it remembered that a million of soldier* in this country are power in the hind. Let it pass, is the sincere wi-h of

OK O TRU

•V': 1.41»6M ITIIMS.

iFii.xn Tf.tn iU .iuvl.j

turned miles southeast of town, diod Tuesday morning of c»inmimption. —Win. Swindler and Mrs. SiLsin Ben-! sou, were married by Elder U. B. WiLion last Thursday.

An old man from Thorn town Vi.-ate-d our town last week expecting to return with sime lair widow as his bride, but he failed. Poor old man, we l'.-e! lorry for] you.

1 'unbar's —Kobeit Myrick ec-memplute^ moving

to Tndiuuaj^li*

ltO.n

and his wife

I Ui\s

residonce on Thursilay, January was brought to Darliiu ton and in the Kriends' graveyard Kridav, Janu- I

an* 21. It.'.-:t, dear r.Ultirt.in t!iy s»eir 1 v. Mci.fol

t0,k

She was

du»t «?h

Ood himiclf,

c«ir«e.

A writer in Scribner's Magazine says the excellence of coifee depends upon the way it is treated after it is made. The rule is simple, never decant it Whatever else you do about it, bring it to the tMile in ihe vessel in which it was made. A handsome urn or a geoigeous cofTee pot is the grave of good coffee. Of course, if it is considered more desirable to have the pot look well than to have the code taste well, we have nothing more to say. But when hot coffee is: emptied from one vessel into another, the kitchen ceiling generally receives the essence-laden vapor which should have found its way into tho cups ou the breakfast table. And one word about

brother in- these cups. When the coffee enters

%er-

mux

111 fe

ThoroaUUlou «f TlrKlnU, The Petersburg Index believes thai Virginia is not so badly otfafler all. says: "Money is more pl«ntiful :.:n

llielwysin tins neiguborhood iv.n-1 easier rates year by year. New industries have been established and are prosjK'riiig, while those already established nave advanced far beyond "their former ineasure uf profit. Not a town in our limits but is fairly pio»perous,atid not acotinty where fences have not been replaced, houses built, stock increased, fanning

TIK

en is teaching a

sch(K'1

^iHtrict, No. 10. We

*c,,0°' house at the mill very

mile and a

hi're, and to those living farth-

JarSc children, to o, in the

llirw

"N 'r"nl Alamo came to

^'""'^e of ihe creek, not long

'juite a disturbance, \hltou-i

lhe

lady oi'tho

I I O O

und 'li'.i rjali/j-d. A large poi-

tionof the farming class is still iu great difficulties, but .State repudiation will but plunge them deejier. I.et the Legislature only preserve our public credit, aud all may vet be well."

S™ Ip|ar(nre.

I O IN N II I IT I

Every letter, figure, comma, epacc, etc., set up for a ncwspn|er, coi^tsmouey,

and hereafter, an other newspapers do we shall charge regular rate* for all noticcu of festivaln, supper? aud whatnot. Thcsp notice-, are intended to benefit something or somebody, and the person or object benefitted has no right tm led the newman and harness him up, at! I hit own t.j*ntc, to bcucfit them without!

had c«»!iHi«lerauon.

,tl0

their extra checks, but the be* of aii .~ 'rrSUr^!^ i'"!^

"'"nwav after they started home.'d,,,™ for such notic s.

I wasthe runKW-av after thev Ktarteil home. I i.,.„...

horM'

B01

tll,

nick lict for several months past is slow Iv hiu on way. The meii and pieces of the!

k-tter .iftlwin aud took

Vi'v have no reference to'

''"t

v.. ... long ago determined to

rtT"i'rl

1'at, and all lost the right road. I the public buildings, and also

but thev did not lnsc their whisky bottle the groumU which have been dedicated

but thev did not lose their whiskv bottle I

the

•ie*r states that the mau, R^s,' stated al $19,180,824.99. The "value of

a prosperous con-) who hus been disturbing the peace of' the public buildings is stated at nearlv t\r finite luWk fUU U'l.U 1. .... ..

Wll- niUuke. He moved from a place la I N^tlnn'^w'na^n

I towwttp, calkd "The Po«ket," ["thin IIOO.WO.QOO. *-T

ID WA is jubilant, for within her Ixjrders a uew agricultural treasure hath arisen. This is tea, which has been cultivated in (.'raw-ford county to the point of 7d0 pounds to the act. The person

in charge of the plantation, after making many experiments in iniiiiv Slates, found

that

lt'f

.,.

here to the depth ot twenty inches. I his .„uM

elimnt.- and soil of Iowa best

suned the plant, and that it would and

ewhire tllrivil

will loug be remembered as the great her weather. No wonder the State is -now storm of 1873. cheerful, if not inebriated with delight. -Mis- Sue Rice is still teaching mu-

Ytl

1 S

lM bL

k-*urt

chp coi

I'-

TM I*:, .! CUT', Audw:»W,» thr--. —Kmeline Butler wa» buried January 2-4. She died of hemmorage of the lungs.

Srunuel Irwin died Monday night of last week, 'i he doctor, wc are told, pronouiiced h.is disease a congestive chill. Some suy it wa-: spiitted fover.

PuLLV.

Senate is just now flooded with

petitions from late su'dier.sin the late wa» and their representative, asking for ttie pa-ssane of the House bill giving laud certificates to honorably discharged (oldicra and their representatives. Senators Harlan and Air. Pratt, in presenting these petitions, improved the occasion to show »ome oi me resim- uj iiir enacunent oi such a Inw. Mr. Harlan said thm iUc certificates would probably become fo plenty that they would not be worth more than $10 or? 16 each, and Mr. Pratt read a letter from the Secretary of War, showing the number of soldiers who served in the war to been 2,CT0,57S. Supposing the number who died without leaving l?({al representatives, or who will not apply for the land warrants, to be 670,578, there would still lie 2,000,000 left. To give ltio acres to each of these would require 320,000.000 of acres. There is no doubt that this bill is being pushed by speculators who expect through it to gei powK-ssion of immense tracts of the public lands, anil to hold them for an ailvance in priae. This is, in short, the biggest land grab scheme ever proposed to Congress.—Cincinmilia Gazette.

,b,|v lie coldest nl

s1"1"

liwuil

., °an Le grown to profit in I'.ast Tennessee,

!lmi mu ht ll(

vr and has fine class. lowaus will do it if auybody in that lati—John W. Stuhbina, of the .Ftna!

House, Ihmvillc, 111., is vi-itiug his (atb-1 ran] rclutiveu h«*re. John i.i cubital1

tlI,'ecan.

It Isn't a Ix.y, aud so the I)octor is hap- OJlt- «X 111S!

-John CamplH ll l,aSg,.„e to l'uhiski T'^,, *'V.'

fi'rlh«r ads iccH. Tea

As l(

|(iwil_wt.||

lht

O S A E

1 1

I'N

II Mm'U I O

OOUIltV to s't' lllvjlit hisl'mui up thrro. '.V* »er»'*, -ituut»-i wiihJri two hurt'h»'l \\fi\- .»'ii

VHr^

V°V

ttii*

thf i-nrporuo htm:- r{ tb»» ri»y

VHTIH «*lf thf» .\isviUf, -ill 'm-r»»s ot whioh ru-h ixjttom cuHivniun, fnilin.* .•prinj? wiiii r, nr«i a: .I -:n«

f"r"» (o'r K*r'««*iin.r

•*\\l 1 I r.i flvwj r* {o null, nil *:h, I

to ih** tJiidft

The livpry stabler niv uot doing a

very extensive business just now, —1 he Sunday schooUf.nre not so lajge a« they were before Christmas. ™—Mr*. Amanda Smith, who lived a few

l.rnp nti-i f-n »u«J U'nr il a'Tf v:t:jt r»»vtr H|'« rry «h fr wt'l *«iit

t'l'rii vu.M •*.]!» t-n utoTeof

li «i it •i'l ir-i.'y.

reniurhHM«'» rritn»dn»-.

I t,

Kramer, th»» Wr^ie'- futKer, H**v. .lohu M. I ri i) M.v'j V. )Imrr.e', ...f Tlw-ui-m:-,,

N I E

II. RAYMOND,

,,, KA H'»M. ,i. HF./tt rii ),

tlx- »11 Stunit III i'oitt-' HIocK, on

N'l iTlOX. ItiH now larire nml well n~-

.. .. I-,,- sorted Ntoek many elieii|i rs. .Mattie ox r.lllott dttsl at hor mill nliuible Hi'tU'len ot' l'in** 2o. She:

interred'

I I I

.. I Ht ami dully athilnu- 10

It will to tiie ml*

0, 1

enlluiid nee

liow low 1«- eon (-ell lii'iiiii! purollasliiit etsew liere. .:.l "ni.

E S O

VAM LEAVE A. CO.,

A N A S O

BUTTER SCOTCH,

Cream Cauilles,

Taffy, and HoiirliountI Candy,

0\i-r 9d flour.

Tlits attention of corifecI loners 1

ICIIICIH

Notice to Railroad tractors.

"VTOrirr W hrr^hy ll v:il| hi' *»y th"

WMTI-IHO'J.

I I

utensils renewed, fertilizers applied and increased production over the dark yearn of 't7,

WIIKAT,

Cal 0,1

J.lwt "»l"'nwd

ixal:i•'

K'ouni,1 which have been dedicated

q'»|te $50,000 000. With the"¥rou7j»

Tlte

tralo Ruppllod on fctiHoun* l»le terinM.

W E S E S W A N S

BEST THING IN TH AVES1\

Atcliinson, Topeka & Sauta Fe R. R.

A 1 S

Til ItEE I LLIO.V AC It

j/f-?

Finest Pzrt'.O'\ of

1 0 '.t'lrf', ,| I 1 j.-'

l*C-

Eleven years'Credit. Seven perCent. Interest. 221 per ccnt. reduction to settlers who improve.

A FREE PASS TO l.AND IJIjYEUS!

The rnelH nlsjnt tl.is r»nt i.r.— l.ow l»v I^onj Credit, at»«i a Kchnt« to M*ttler.« ofni'Arlv »t»« iotir ru-h Soij mui riintntt* short uid mtlil Wint.Ts: hhiiitinc nn.l uoWijj. r*»rin»: of «.tofk pl«M.iy'of rMinfftll, uti.l ju-t nt the ri^ht KS0n .-'tone, urni Hi ii'k on tlu?

I I O IF I

rMivv on I.muhfr

I O N N O

Un'U o\* ii.-l ty Hp. cv,lutot HoniPMfMnN nnH I'rp-fmption^ niw HUmriimt* fii-.-t ••hi-t. KuiJco i.i on tl»*» hr.«» i#f »i Throunh K-»tit«* |»vc. \i}J pny for!nn*JHn4 iniprovt-n

Til* tlf opiiortuuh) fvt-iy f.tT.-rp.l to the public, throu^li trie rect'tH c-^nu*!eiion of the ronH. for CiieuJnrh *ni r»,n«T«l !nfnnn«tion,

Con-

»y the un«lrri:iH»H l»y the

under.* ixiinrl j«,t- |)}C *:iiiin if tl,«. An-H-r^ou, l.ehitc-.n Si. I.oui"* Kmlron.i fri'rr. At»'i»*i-on lo

S-ii| h»? .u-f-.'ttons

ori» j* «ho!f, a.i m»*v j-, mt u:•iyinr»n of th* Uoiinlof Ihtd'tg.'y I,*- ij^» m."| U'-t nn«i •uvii h*r :h«tnnuo »r or for whnj* »», AH mu^i aiMito the fc».(*r» tftr)' of i'om|'Hiiy, At

In»|.. «nil ••'jiioi st-J for :md f»«vo7nT»jtt"'.el vs-i'h ihe or

immct* ot "'"pon-iNf'.Teuri'.y. No t» he r-p»-f,«ii Mtei :imch Th*' oc-ut^cct fwr ••.t'.ij (r, ?»•!.•• jartrtiiiK r,f of

Mrit'T, J, !hrj, tin- UoM-l Vf|.K th? rii'fn to i'-]*'!•' O: m!1 .iT't« *1. Mnj.-. |-r'iiea •in-l of •,•. work W. h* jv»:n tho /.. ti No-

Jr.}.. pn.'VJOMS tr, ot oitf hy h'! I '-'M-t of l»irrctt..'!6.

KHWAHI* I

ja:.

FARM EUS (F 3I0XTCI0M RY COUNTY:

If yon want the lii^liest price in cash for

O N

OATH,

Tlie Plillie Property. 4 a~ According to a report jiwt submitted I4 the Senate, the valuation of the real CO\STA TVTT "V' One estate owned by the United States in the oad, I l^'trict, the public buildings, and also v.

The CoiifttwiouM of nn luTulld. I'ubh«hcil na win mug i.n,l fcr ll.r fTi ifii V'JUMI «.•» w|ie»tifl,.r from Nertou- D». 'ulity, l.ofH oi Miiijhou'l, fti'., viog

The Mean* ol'Sclf-C'iiro, Wulti-ti otic

fuMMircit lnmfslf,

C3I I I I I

rriiitlnjj »ur-

II no ui ihih «f ».h«* oountrv

!. th* i-r

N 1 IN

H»a»py foi yv-nr./n:c T-O h** of error'* fiiui .n r.»r»- t»i.

1I I I»!ioK

r«--

"tort'*!. .tobility i*u:ed. to rnnrrui^p Nvh !n»» hc.i of troaim^nt

O O N I I

ci!i»tr- I'rtT, in HOW U(D \SS4U iA nf'A\ '•. 2, .Saviih th Vi\.

A I E

AKKC'liD-AIom« \. On Tuesday morning, JhjtUMV 14, by R*»v. O. W. Btuftonl, h\ lht* of J. ih«* fH'hei. Uev.

T. St«rfor-l to J*'tini*» »l UfM-kti ooutjty, hi-'inoH.

r.VKf oHf KKAMKR On »I'lynry H, Kr .. o. \Y Krv. .1. t*. K^ivl. D. i., \:x* ro«-i•!«•?».••

CI.ON llu NI:I L,

OIV

A E I I I

Knn^. «ii«i ', r»(.liiqiiii :iPr.T,»nii srulfrrr on re-i-rif Iigli |n«: Jisul fl'rc '.nl fiiyi-loin-. Ad-l'Sr-SmUSIK.l MAYKA1R, Hrwtiklru. N jnn»'V"»n»i

Kvoryttiliip (o I'leiiKC

O I A

On Marriage.

It KMEXTS!

SOMETHING SUITABLE

FOR

EVERYBODY

Oil I'alntluii^, C'lirouioN, Mcrc

scopeM and ViewN, Brack*

etN, n'rlUng Dculu,

FI' RNITV E.

Gamwauda

-:v:

Thousand Other Things

AT TUXi

Cornor Book Store!

E A N O I E S

£"DMlYiSra^

.V t.T ip herp*.i gif»n \\:»l th* iitulersiguH i.*.-hf««n appointed Atle»irn»«trrU"»r of the ettal* of \V iJlium K. \V»i)lAof, itocHaeri ol Jfontg^morjr\:ow:itv. N prolM»lv

olv«*nf-.

rooted to our fa

cilities for munufaoturlntf mndloH of nil

THE I

I I N E

mi W, 1*03. A'ltniniftrntof.

''PLICATION KG It LICENSE.

Notice if hereby Riv*n to the citizen-* or Ualou \Tn«fup, Montgomery .'nuiuy,

MJ1

^i.\te of lu-

i.iirtnh.thnt I, Marcus SuWivnn, oi 5R«d oouo:y .^Itttf. of the ftgc of 21 your*, will nppjy lo ihi' Bonut of Commi^fiioner« of county, ki .lifir next re^ulor commf-noing ou th« ..r+t Mon.iftyof M^r^h, 1«73, for a lirrn»(»to »vll if.t 'TioHtmg hq'jorp iii l«» qu#ntitip« than fc s«iiirt it firn«*. th»» U* oi for rnc y^nr. My of bii.*ino*9 th** whnroor. tti* liqu«»rfnMt

Jy bt» ?*o»tl :«rv~l dfnok, i- c-n jot' No. T'M T. Pr. ^rw' mioitionot lu-lot* th« «*"?y rtf r'rnwforH«Tillo, Vnioo township couniv,

ARCUS SULLIVAN.

.' «rr.nii Wn/jfit, Att'y, for t. ju:^C".T3

O I S S 1 0 N E 8 S A 1 E

Iiy virtue of nn order of to me directed from tho I'niteii StHtes Circuit Court for the trirf. of lnimt»n, I uillou

Thurmlau, January 24, 1873,

Between »he hour* of lu uU»ck, A.M.,

o'clock, P.M., nt the Court Hou*e door ih« ity of Crjiwfor«^vilte, in the county of Moct^om•tv, «nl ^tiite «»f lodinnr*. of?»»r for #«lo at public nuritoii the leuts HII1 ptotit^ for the Urtii ot teven »enr» of h* following described real ebUte, to'it* The north hnlt of th«» we.it h«)f of the coutb-e-t quarter of section two township !»e?eD« t'en (17» north, of rHngf three \3) went, io the oiuity of Montgomery nod St»te of Indinnft, RDd upon "failure to renlije mm«ufficierjt to nvtiMfv trie dcTimnd 1 will ut the.H.iine time aud place imA like manner otfer for »nle the fee Mtnrle of the wne. t.irder^d to he ^ohl ns the property of the iiefendnnt .it the ^uit ofWilliRin i». Tul'ott and H)jfttio\ K^rnh'itn nirmn«t William W.Milla. 'f.-l'.'Ai !KN HPO1 NKR, Comminsioner.

OUECLOSU RE OF MORTGAGE.

.NFJFT VF CVUITTJJ, S' MONT-^om»-r, Cii'Miit r«.nrt, M»irVh Terin, A. D. 1ST.lohii h. Gray Harden Fre»'tn«n. Koreclonure li«* ti tvrnrmb.T'd that on tho l^tli duyof

s»r,

A.F.. TOI ZAMN. Mun:ix*»r I.finrl

itini'in.j Tojek«, K»»n.

IrtT.t, John K. Gray, oy hi* attorney*, Thotn* T.tt A Kt«tin»* fsU»d in the Clerk'a office of said court hiH complaint for the futeclo*ure of a tnortK^K4*'D tlte above entitled caui«. Also the affidavit ot a -iiMintere^ted person that th*: de« fendant, Harden Freeman, ia a non»reHideot of thf^tate of IndlatiH. Now, th«»i«iore, tho fiid Harden Freciiwn will take notice that said case u-iH h»» heard al the next term of thi* court, and that lie he und appear before the Judjie thereof the I'd dav ol ?aid t'.-rra, to he ht^d al th»« •*ur: Hon^e" in Crau'fonNyille oti llie necotid Mon.iav ot 1HTJ, ntid thou &od th»re to ^ns««*r sHtdcomplaint.

WntjcPM my haitd and the aou] of «nid couit

Kith dav of January, 1S7.1. Ubnaw I. M. VANCE, CUrk.

QITY TItFASUHEK'S SALE. By virtue of a pivcfpt u^ued hv WiUon H. I.tiynian, Mavoroi the city of CrowfordhVille. at* tc-ten hy '1.1». Hrowu, City Clerk, directed to tho 'ity Tseu.H.in r, tn favor of J. H. Johnson, and ^ntn.41 Koht-rt Hay* and Catherine IJays, tor th«

»ivi-iv.M i»- iiri n"i km an.j •uvii -urn oi' 4.xte»«)i dollai and !»••»en «:eutH, 1 ,r*nl- 'rthclhT :h«- hid- urc teini! um-ctM of on th" west"hail of lot N«.. 10«, on the ori^iual plat of iald eity, for •urhin/ nnd houidn~iUK *he gutter in front of or j.dj .uiid retn^e, 1 have levied upon, the prt»perty of '.he #ald Robert Hxys and Catherine Hitys the uevt half ol lot No. one hundtiM .«n»i ci^hi, dfhct ih* d, aitunte the city ol ""A uls nlle, State of Indiana, and r. HI on th* »th day of -hruary. lx»tweon the hour* ot

Ui o'clcM.k

*i.. and 4 o'clock ., unon or near

tnc pi'-ni'ies atore.-aid, offer for ale at public Mtici'ou the premiHe« alove de~ciibed to the hiirheit bidder, or »o much thereof an may be r.w e.-inry to pay «ad outi»fy b»id flssu^niatni sr"v c.i-t r:'»J charges.

WM. lU-KBRIfKU-:, City TrcM^v

VANAR

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ALL,

A I N A N I E E

Deputy,

Hnlfttt1.

TIMOTHY SEED,

0RI BH, MARTIN & CO., ill Hartcrs BloeJi,

4 1 ., tno doors east of the postofflee, CrawfordsvUl, Ind.,

HAM)

Brau, Shorts, Middlings, etc., etc.

ALL KINDS OF

MILL FEED,

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