Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 February 1873 — Page 2

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Legislature is the bill tlint has pa-^d boil,

"Houses in regard to the eolleciion

taxi-s in aidof railroad'. It will doubtless receive the universal approval of the people. The law provides that the Auditor and Treasurer shall suspend the collection of a tax voted in aid of a railroad

and allow it to remain on the duplicate

of money expended by the railroad

pany in any county or township shall be

equal to the donation or subscription made by such county or township, and the same is made to appear to the satisfaction ofthe County Commissioners, it shall be their duty to order said tax to be collected as if it had never been suspended. It aLo provides against the not uucomuion occurrence of allowing ties to rot on a graded road, by making it the business of the Treasurer to collect the money after the work indicated above shall be done and to pay out the money when the cars rim over the track.

This is quite an important election for the tax-pavers. Rv the rejection of this amendment the State will become liable for the payment of about $1-\010,IHKI.

E O URNAL.I, ikgislativk inn*

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AIN and J. T. TALBOT

T. H.B.McOAIN EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.

•^MMQQXiliECTIOK OF RAIT .HOAX) TAXES. One of the most important iuMsure9 that h«a occupied the atteutiou of the

without being citrnedkr.vardordecla el ,v-US(,!oMRnJ

delinquent until such a railroad is ponna-.

nently located in such county or town-,

ship, and the company has expended the

amount of money in actual construction of said road in such county or township etjual to the amount to be donated, the stock to 1P taken by such cnintv or township. If such money shall not, within three years after the the tax ha.been placed upon the duplicate, h-ive complied with the above conditions, the

THE political atmosphere of Kansas

llil1

lH h:ls U,c

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#lV)lKl. of :|u.

|irovilUls lliat

County Commissioners may in their di«-! jnto three di.tric'ls, and that a orction cancel «ich subscription or dona-1

STATE

THE AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION. (roveruor Hendricks has issued his proclamation notifying the qualified electors of the State that an election will be held at the several places for holding election for the purjHjse of submitting to the people for ratilieution or rejection, a proposed amendment to the Constitution of Indiana, by adding to the tenth nrticle [he following section: "No law or resolution shall ever be passed by the General Assembly of the tHateof Indiana that shall recognize any liability of this State to pay or redeem any certificate of stock is-ued in pursuance of an act, entitled 'An act to provide for the funded debt of the State of Indiana, and for the completion of the Wabash and Erie Canal to Evansville,' passed January 10, 1S4B, and an act sii[plemental to said act, passed January L".i, 1H47, which, by the provisions of the saidacU or either of them, shall be pavnble exclusively from the proceeds of the canal of the canal lands, and the tolls and revenues of the canal in said acts inenf'oned, and no such ceitificate ol stocks shall ever be paid by this Slate."

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going through a state of purification. Caldwell will probably be expelled from the Senate, and Pomery, -'Old Subsidy" as he is generally called, has been defeated by the election of John J. Ingalls. a young lawyer of Leavenworth, and who is tjtokeD of by those who know him as a man of no ordinary ability, and one who will reflect credit upon the State he is to represent. Pending his election a ll.ri11 ing scene occurred in the joint convention. Mr. York, a member of the House. announced that Pomerov had offered him fS.uy^l for his vote, to be paid in in-j tlie vote was taken shall not prevent the stallmeuls. He had accepted, and had collection of the tax. received $7,000 from Pomerov in person. In proof of this he drew from his pocket the $7,000 and placed it in the hands of the President of the joint convention, Pomerov was denounced and immcdiate-

ly arrested upon a charge of bribery and held to bail in the sum of $5,yi.MJ. Kansas may hope for an honest representation iu the Senate in the future.

lave bL much les, humili- -eeed.ng

bill for the benefit of thin county, he is now devoting his attention to a bill revining the road law aud making township Trustees the Supervisors ol highways in theirtos|)ective townships.

Tui: new assessment law cuts down the compensation of printers for the publication of the delinquent list, but it gives them more work in the way of printing blank*. In many counties the Assessor's blanks were already prepared, but the new law makes so many changes that the

if.fj' 1 Auditors have ordered new ones printed.

SENATOR SI.ATER might add another

•yjgFi

I'^'liup in the IliJU^a to

tion ol the female prison „aml put the grounds in order. £f. —There is ^Tiite a hiimber of bii!

lh(. Lei.ia,ani,e lhnt

int(1 Iaw

The e„ena Awm )lv wi„ a(].,urn

(on thl, 1()th 0, Mur:lli wi„

term of sixty days :»t(ite i-nii-tituti'oi.

,,IUIllv

t.funlv

,.(imniis(iir)IH.r «h:,u

tion on the application of twentv-fivc ,he v,,^ „f .listrict. freeholders, of which application due no-1 —The bill recpiirin- all treasurers of «hall l»e u'iven. When the amount, ciliei scho.d l^ards

—'Hie Senate went at it in a sensible manner the other day. Mr. Daugherty from the committee on Reformatory Institutions, referred back the House bill to define the misdemeanor of keeping houses of ill-fame, and recommended the adoption of an amendment providing thai any male person over the age of IS

present Credit Mohilier investigation lie will be condemned, not

inuch for pos-

wssing stock in the concern as for denying il with such an air of virtue. If all the Congressmen implicated had owned up when the charge was first made and boldly defended their right to make such investments lie would hav atiug than

their rxisition before the pub-

years who may have illicit sexual

conviction bepmmhed bv a fine not

pp.,limf n,lt,

..M1i

plinhed, if such a l.ing U,H,sMble. Hav-j all fees shall remain as at present. Of!

ing secured the passage of tlie railroad fVes

8even IW

clutter of laurels to his patriotic brow by »-handonmeul by either party for three introducing a bill prohibiting members I yearfl-

of the General Assembly from accepting failure of the husband to provide for two railroad pa.iicw. He could loom what! .vear^ habitual drunkcnncis for three amount of "uncorrupted integrity" there yi'ari

linK' w«lllil

Li™! frrnml juries. ot such judgment, have the same owned i!on ,of .the *BmV "f

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Qu.liu.rmas!t.r lKlleral

—The Seiiatr has

.... pastil the House

bill appropnating .S.'iO.tKXI lor th! coinple-

tu1"

,,re

ntUM..

CilM uovpt. l,nl.()ri.(.a if

,.ml ,he

provided for by the

The bill in the Senate providing for the el.ction of a county engineer and

b(. c1(.ou.h bv

:i„d

fuluts in lhoir kl,,.rin(. is tlf

il:e

nkc n„.„lnlt fnr int,re.t r|erivtH] fron,

principl

portunce. The principle i-, eminently ju-t, and should be emt-odied in a law. —Senator Ciregg proposes to prohibit persous holding executive offices, or offices of trust, or municipal officers, from making use of free railroad pa&e:<, under penally of forfeiture of otflce, and disqualification fpr one year, and has introduced a bill to this effect. —The tempernce element i- not having it all iu own way among our Solons. A petition t'tj feel long and containing over •f.tX.«i signatures, purporting to be those of citizens of F.vansville, was presented to the House last week, remonstrating against the passage of any law l.Hiking to the restriction of the sa.e of spirituous liquors in the State.

—The House has pa*»rd a bill requiring all country schools to be kept open at least six months in the year. To this end it require-, all township trustee-, if necessary, to levy the full amount of tax now authorized by law, viz.: twenty-live centflon the $100 and fifty cents poll tax.

—The subject of judicial salaries has

occupied the attention of the Legi^a-

inter-|ters

I course with any woman who prostitutes

ii-' a ease is made auainst Colfax in tlie I ... .... ,, her body as a means of livilihood, .shall

ninr

.ll11Iint

7 V' I pri^onment in the county jail for a term

ftlt.

jtn the bill passed to engrossmenent. "I did not write the letter." I then said

—The Senate i* still hammering away

COIIOOHM!

tn retain #3,000, and the exeens shall be diywised uf as follows: lie may ol tinfourth thousand retain W per cent. of the fifth, SO per cent. of the sixth, 70 per cent. of the seventh, 00 per cent

DL'RINH December and January there was a slight increase in the public debt. This has not occurred before for several years, and is accounted for by the unus- y,.ar is less than *3,000, the officer may uallv large payments during these retain from the fees accruing in excess of months of interest on the Pacific Kail- that amount in succeeding years, pufroad bonds, deficits in the postal revenue ficj011t to make up an average of *3,000 and expenditures for public works.

wiu by the vote. crime. I'lie petitioner for a decree of diE S vorce must be able to prove a bona Jhlt

ku occupied the attention of Congress for the last two or three weeks, has re oeived its quietus in the House, and will heMOAfortli lio on the Speaker's table. The vote agaiust the bill was almost two to one.

TIIK Colorado admission bill, which! residence iu the State for two veins.

children, aod they may further at any I gu through life with hnnj

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Senate which ",l11,1 to defend, as well on the

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persons have united with the church.

IIT

charge. a-Shted

rertton nt Kev. Mr. Iy»Snurd. arc lnilv

inureuaing in interest. Simc have joined the church and many have been convinced of sin. 'I he meetings attended and the people are f!.*ply in-t.-re»led. The meetings will still con-

sure,

H,me

associated with" so many rumors of

him. I was asked several times to have

an interview with Mr. Pomeroy, and finally consented if this interview could

..ir. umcrtiv iuowit..ii to the presence

Mr. Pomerov of one or anv

assented numbe

bad a brief conversation. After a general talk about his prospects and other mat-

l»edeemed guilty of prostitution, and on name and directed to W. M. Rons, and ,f .. ..

PX-

... f/» nl 1*1 \f h.AIIAI* l»A«t I ItA

for each year of his term of office. Tlie excess above the amount allowed to the oilicer shall be paid into the trrasu-y of the county. —The divorce bill passed by the House on Tuesday of last week will probably be favorably similar bill was favorably reported on by the Chief Clerk two parcels of money committee in that lxjdy on the same day.! one open, and amounting to $2,000, and The bill limits the causes for divorce to

onsidered the Senate, us a

Adultrv, impotencv,

crutl Mul

«hamnn

Parties against whom a judgment of divorce ha« been rendered without other notice than publication in the newspapers may have the same opened at any

to him, "Mr. Pomerov,. you are the mot»l

.SKKAIOI: 1L\KNKY, of this county, is at the fee and salary lay. Mr. bteele a persistent worker. Whatever he nn- bill regulating the eomi^nsation ofier stepped on Kansas Koil." The inter-j selves or packers. He therefore spent *o dertakes he sticks to until it in aecom-1 county clerk** ami sheriffs provider that

of er stepped on Kansas

v,*'*w

the officer shall be allowed

But a dav or two afterward* I was im-

portuned to accord to Mr. I'omoroy a private interview. At this time it became apparent to several of the anti-Pom-crov members that illicit and criminal means were being employed to secure Air. Pomerov's re-election, and it became us, as far as it lay in our power, to circuni-

uf the eighth, .10 per ceut. of the ninth, I veut tho employment of them. I con40 per cent. of the tenth, or any

Mini

exce*i of the latter amount, .50 per ceut. Hon

in «'ith the tried aud truest friends

of this movement, Meivsrs. Wilson, Nimn-

Jacks,m #nd olhcrN iW t0 the

If the gross amount ol lees in any one I shoultt pursue, and upon their advice I acted. I visited Mr. Pomeroy's rooms, in the dark and secret recesses of the Tefl't House, on Monday night, and at the interview my vote was bargained for a consideration of $8,000 $2,000 of which was to be paid to me on that evening ?.r,000 tho next afternoon, and the promise of the additional $1,000 when my vote had been cast in his favor. I now in the presence of this honorable body hand over the amount of $7,000, just as I received it, and ask that it

r. counted by the .Secretary. [The speak-

pr ll(jv.lncej an(]

treatment,

fonvictjon

any infamous

....... soul, and makes me a proposition which time wuhm two years, so far as relates to

tWyeara after the rendering S'"1 hurcintf chco! s. nt every uh u-, he cast

.lune HI, 11, and 12. ter, that the regeueracv of our glorious —A religious revival is in progrem at .v,m"8 Commonwealth may Ix.' pMclaiiu.lerterson,(?linti.n county. Ten or twelve

town,Clinton county, will be dedicated the -d Sunday in February, Klder Carpenter, of Waba-sh, will prearh the dedicatory vrinoii. —A protracted meeting is now in progress at Swamp Creek C.h itx-I, under the pleaching of Key. Klingle, preacher

throe roml conunissioners been t«- iutcrt.^tx^ib gooti, and futsre jironiiM.* excellent.— (\t eoiikmittrfl to the ruminitteou Uoad?*. —The Senate has a bill pending which I "'Hie protracir.1 meotintr now going on 11 ':U *rovr church, inuler .. ,.«v tiic ihi 't111i• rhurch, inuler the

KevrMv.' StafivVrd.

.. Inr.rolu I

tiuue.—• I\'illhtin.tjnirt Jiejtubiimn.

fine church edifices ntanding to-dav tiiat 'ik1u

donbh sure by s,ving that a,I appliances LlaluI

A correspoudent of the Evansville

the revi\al spirit in the oilier churches, several of which report a great religions awakening, resulting in large accen-! sio.'is.

heuntor V«eIt'. M|.e«eh

It is believed that this, iu addition to! lhe following is the famouo speech tho present State school tax will -uflitv made by Senator York, in the Kansas tween two barrels. to keep the school- open at least six Legislature, on the exposure of S. C. -Those persona who have been holdmontli in the year iu nine-tenths of the I Pomerov ing back to

counties in lhe State. Hefuro I place in nomination the name r0iljj'

:ll,-v

"l: have a short explanation

,k'''.i""1

•f 'ud

the ex|H'Ctation tlist a bill would be passed to re-District the State, and possibly to abolish the Common Pleas Courts altogether, when it it was claimed the subject could receive the attention which it demands. —Senator Colietl has introduced a bill which provides that when any county, township or city has heretofore voied or may hereafter vote for an appropriation of money to aid in the construction of a railroad, if the railroad company shall have constructed its railroad into or through such county in accordance with its line as known at 'lie the time of taking «uch vote, in good faith, relying on the aid so voted, and shall have constructed its road before receiving any of the money so appropriated, any defect or omission in llie proceedings by which

:ls

.. .1 I 1,1 |fntand Hot great importance to thelalvais a week or so atfo, which has I "te frequently during both the svnti* of Kansas, present and future, I dc- caused him to loose the use of o"e »ru« special and regular servions. )ne among sire the close attention ofthe members and leg. the first bills introduced in the Senate the Convention to what I have to say. was one to increase the pay of judges.! "'"c^sago I came lo Topeka tin avow-' A vole on the bill lias been delayed in

though earnest anti-Pom'eroy man. I

thought that in his defeat laid the regeneration of the State and party, and cheerfully 1 allied myself with the auliPomerov element iu the Legislature.

certain well known letter to W. M. Rosa, /."

Tin?:*.1 charges, hud assumed a Heriuu*

wu'1

reforenee to certain profit* in In-:

dian Roodi? In n»ply he handed to me

Suite Prison not less than one nor more signed by several citizens of Lawrence,

than live year.*, or. in the discretion of) anu asked me to read them and *av

the court, or jurv trving the ca«.. in.-1 "h^er' thought he was the author oYI Jor «°me

him wlm

Karth has intuitu- more darauaWe I

thlul

,.orriM,ti( „__no criminal tn be exe- ^ntion

corrupti, n-no criminal tn be e.te-i ""'"'""i

oniiiHis *. itios to nut manufacturing com- _K,ftn"uK *li vorce, us in lie thsposi- craicil more thau he who corrupts the! bent in a drove of 24 head of oteerM that 373" -n... miKiLiw.™ u»v,% 1

panics by subscriptions to stock or dona- tion uf property and allowance of nli- representative of the people in further-j ]l0 jK feeding for market and manv of' lion. juiony. —The Senate has a bill pemhnK tixinpr the salnries of t!it» Adjutaut 5eu«ral at: -du

ace of bin private intenfxt-. I demand, gijgj Mr. l'rc*i«lem and gentlemen, that the

'*?'notion of 8. ''. Pmnerov in this contest!

IK- thoroii( lil examined, and that

homes should he as liolv as our corruption lL .iney that lies U|«jn that churches, table be the instrument of retribution of The State

1 The t«tp 1 prosecuting ti.e investigation. 1 furtlier I forn, con^nJerniR it too had within

*'loul l0nN'"" demanl that this bodv civ.- u.-dav an

ear ill be held at Anderson, expression of ilieir sciitiinent in ibis mat-' clover hay, stalk fields, etc., to hi* cattle.

l'd thruu3h"ut

-lhe hristuin hurch in Michigan-| purest, ana iionorea through all the I over Clore*

Hem working in our caue.u-e« to sell us

OUt.

llCM' ll i-C lobll Tt'S I will not HOW

are sufficient to satisfy me

make. The

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An exchange in commenting on the iw"V

-n

Vi'iave ulrVac'tuaud"by

ilr.

lime, to burn up, unlcs' long-sullerin^ people of this cGinmon-:

'something done about it.' Every wealth, aud the t'ui theram-s of the, tfUtKH, board of church trustee-, ought to take solewu oath 1 took when 1 mured tfiese

tor healing and lighting ils houses are honorable lv of liepresenLitives ofthe made as K-ife as possible."

Jonnui! states that the great evangelists, word I have *joken Ls (iod's truth, uad Inskip anil McDonald, are creating an nothiug but the truth. utense religious feeling by their earnest and powcrml sermons in New Albany. Centenary church is daily and nightly tilled to overflowing, and the altar is thronged with seekers alter the higher life, regardless of denominatiunal connec- I —Elder Warren's meeting L- still protiou. The.-e nteetings have increased greying.

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concerns all here prea- —Henry Myera had stroke of par-

form in a meeting of the anti-Pomeroy Elijah C'lore, who resides in Jackson caucus a few evenings ago when a man township, Fountain county, no.tUwest by the name ol Clark exhibited $2,UUU ,,r in twenty, one-hundred dollar bill., de-

daring that he received the same from founty hue. While there I saw so much Mr. l'omeroy for signing a confession to jwhich I was interested, that I thought the effect that lie had forged the letter I would jotdow.i a lew items for the benand the signature thereto. I had no evi-

are

a similar nature that made me give those of the farms, and bv the absencc of razorreportscredence, though I had no desiro back cattle, and in their stead nice, to condemn Mr. Pomerov without a hear- ,, ,. ing. When I came here'l had been wait- I

cd upon at various times by friends of -vou reach his house, a plain, comI'ortaMr. l'omeroy, who plied me with argu- hie frame building, you see on all nidea nients in favor ofliis pre-eminent fitness evidences of thrift aud plenty. There for the position, and atcstatioiiH of his innocence of the charges brought against

are

I the affidavit of J. B. Stewart, and one that it there is depression iu one Maple. I

.'t'' .,

'lwhetherMr'

1jed(1:

neighbor to lhe stock farm of

hu^e

ra:1

IU Hit, WltOtilRt ofrmv friends.'

inonths. As amended ,v„,e that Ross letter," and he aniwered round, and talking with ho men ho be et V"

pnr„„

cour^

IH?

placed ujKin the desk of

a brown jmpcr pared, tied with a twine, which upon examination was found to contain 000 in greenbacks of large denominations.]

in deed as well as in thought. I have an

the conduct of my life. I have a wife

and little ones to whom I hope to bequeath a name which, however obscure, they may have no reason to bludi to hear pronounced, yet this corrupt'old man comes to me and makes a bargain for my

ln tb„ faf:h

the care, mpport and custody of th* which (t offtred will suOct tny ebUdrts

Montgomery

efit of- vour fanncr r(,ll(lorB.

jdeticeasto the truth of these charges, ,, but Mr. Pomerov', name having been

As-Vou

approach hLs neighborhood you

struck by the general tidy appearance

Bm"0th-

ro,uul b,Klle,i

:u"malH- llc"

Iwns

are

take place in the presence of a third partv. ,• \I_ A ,„

I ,I

,'or"'

ftrou,,d wh,ch

swarms of hog- of all ages We first

Mr. l.lore bus lone been famous

ceBR'u'

Accordingly on Friday last I waited up-! first to introduce the Chester White and on .Mr. I'ouioroy, aud there iu the preH- Poland China Kt.H-k in his neig hborhood enceof Captain l'eck and two others we ltl „iedi

enough

relating to the campaign, I put to bandry, that is he dop-i not believe that a meeting of that body 's him the question direct, Did vou or did farmer should, in this section, make anv I you not write the letter signed with your

onf of hi:(

iCVeH.

ro' stat0 tlj.aJ

icr-• "... ... r..ii i-.

lIlwtu

t|iere

,i,„,

c*\mc

infamous scoundrel that ever walked the mrinera have got their hogi

e. rth, or the worst defamed man that ev-1 coarse and large to be profitable to them-1 _-,v

«. I TI..

*y»ded, and ph I supposed all rela- neveral days looking at the hoiw of the

^0D*i»L*d that the Riple\ town-

farmers

noU:1

bree(lel",

CATTl.K.

Mr. Clore has kept fine cattle from the start of his farming, nearly twenty years ago, and has steadily improved his stock as his means would permit, till he hag now, in the opinion of good judge*, the best short horn cattle iu the Wtate of Indiaua. His present bull is from the herd of Warfield, of I^xingtou, Ky., aud a superb animal four years old next Spring, and weighing in common flesh,

I ask, Mr. President, that that money be used to defray the expenses of the prosecution of S. C. Pomeroy for bribery and corruption, as mv influence extends „lc ,,„

mal

w'"'ch

Vud spirit la

heads ultimately prove profitable an beef cattle, astratcil eight the first wawn, aud en them since ordinary good attion, and the result ia they are the

tup*ll,e.".'- I ha, Ax

Kan-

th« hinJ. nnd that

sas may stand States of the

wnrlu. JlieM.* statements I have made, .. ,..r gentlemen, are but partial and iiu-om-

one thousand nine hundred pounds, P'y execrable. The circumstances tlml He has a fine lot of heifers from this ani-

he expects next Summer to

atsed p.-irc-nt whose life has been spared to breed to the bull of Mr. George Durham, era! counties where subjects hies* nit! with her love and approval nf

utives ueiu uy some '•ney

l,K l,

tt""

calve* he

plete. The hour or two that I j.a-sed in K"od cattle and razor-back scrubs, as the den oi inl.uny in the Tefl't Ilau.-e let is in hogs. While tramping around his iti upon my mind such

flood en-1

I HORSKP,

by no

di striteiioii of several churches recently motive, |ers.'iiiH| or vindictive, in my ae- horee Stockbndge, owued by Cooprr of by tire, say*: "There are hiaidrecU

['ion here tc--Jay. I have n»t made the Cineiunati. This colt withoutaiiv train-

U-en

irifl £Kr«'M» I -it ThurmlMj'* llrruld.) —.Fames K.ux and wife hav visiting here for a few days.

—The last of the hog crop is being harvested. _—There is a prospect of a new »tore at \Vbitesville. —Our flouting mills are all kept pretty I busy,

—Cliai'ley iitoll gut his hand badly

AMO.Vfc TIIR PAUKKIM.

How.Elijah ('lorv I'ltritiH-Flnr C.ltlcrtunerb lloiH-I'miilnm Iftorwen—YhIunbl« Jitrk»-A Tnlk with ttlr ownor

How-He

LLOM

Tliiuipi, unT

IX lit IM to K»fjr Farmer*.

Crave charges have been made against The sleighing being good and having a .•senator Pouierov in connection with a .i,,..-

lu"iuru

MIIUC

ou 1

took a jaunt

Hut lliey^'were in a stalk field, and the

M,ow ,V!,t 1 di! i,ot

cotiH-iencele-vi and in- 'Ie wmfd to take es]ecial pride in one

famous betra\ or of a solemn trust rc]-o«ed two year old colt, whose grandsire (ill the in him by th- will of the 1^,1.1. iS. C.

|d!|11, hi(lu

l'omeroy in .Mr. IngaH'n in- ing can pace its mile in let« than three I terejJt, but lu behalf uf the oat raged and

hold of this matter, and make assurance repr. sentativc of the p.-op!e. pay. Hut as he merely keepd theiu to ,,i ii i-

the trial', of I have stated, 1

rosm.whattb,.

iu the

t, ot um

sovereignly o: the people, and Lefore tluAlmighty Ku!er of the I'uiverse, and solemnly declare and affirm that every

LADOGA ITDMN.

minutM Mr Clnroilnpt tint tliiwl- ti ot

LITERARY XOTICKS.

TM: WKTEKN RCRAL.—We have received the \Vtlcrn Rural, an agricultural paper published at Chicago. Judging from the number before us we are iuclijied to the .opinion that ic is a firstclass paper for tho farmer. Indeed, if give

took a look at, and lmd a talk about hi. scription price is *11.50. By clubbing

a suc-

lie is a preat stickler for mixed hus- following resolution passed at %ht- Janusis he does not believe that a

business a specialty "doPtcd

wrmer .should have

llp^

1'omer(!'/1

But tu

^:r^(t«*w4WewfS»*-'- '*'irisv-3^?»ssuur««o6iui/

"-V »«-•»..-

ear older. Hi* milk cows ._ ,vo

keep* tied in a well ar-

the ranged .table, but hie dry cows, heifers

hat1 and steer# run at large, lie does not

»»«»v LTV «111.111 1IIIIIIII vi IVtlltlllUUII 1)1 1 I 1

»"J «*'•'w,,rk. l,«t

men are couvinred that the mmc,

mttke 110111,10

red and free among the l*'rk to a good stock of hogs that it

thal

FARM

urc* there, n-ide implicate some of the ,,. :md respectable men in

wecauie utKin two vearling

lightenment a« to the detestable practices nr-vu of the Kain.is politician, that I have ... no words in uhich to express the knowl- -'ust recovering from the epirAoty. One edge that 1 gained of the depth ol of these is 14] hands high, which my degradation that a pure Kejuiblican neighbor sail! win hard lo U-at. Till g..vemment has reached. Tin- di.-clos-

wilhin lh„ llul veat (r lw0 W kppt

Miru morL

inrxt promtuf-. Kansas. h-.trn.-d from Mr. I'oincroy's of course he has a fine drove ol young ips that hi- spies and emissaries were

tlx-'roueh bred stall ion?, and

which he has over a huiidred Imad,

eat up his brush, aud let* tfieui take it rough and tumble through the Winter. I thought that if he would devote the same care to them as he does his other slock he would probably change his mind. The main question is, tKIlM r-LOKK'rt HTY1.H OK FAQMINU J'iY?

It Ls only necessary to Rtute that he started where he

BOW

in, about. IS or 20

years #jro on 1G0 a-cre' of land Vjr which he paid twenty dollars per acre. He hits gone on padding thereto, till he now has a home farm of six hundreif and forty acres, and another good farni,f 200 aens ueai|Waynetow-j.. His land alone is now worth 930,000. I1-- generally lias one or iwo renters, but nit^t of his laud be tendj himself. He keeps up the fertility of his laud with blue grow and c.lorer, and

.... ... when he plows sod field he puUiu corn ,„°L

hTrdfly m°rmU« b0" -d

what liecome of our new

now 1,ra,lcb out for 5,1

KoinK to

then drills wheat in thecorn. He

saves, however, all the maiu-.re ht can as though it was so much gold dust, hauling it directly from hit. stabler and spreading it on his fields i?t the Winter. He has as foreman and man of all work, an intelligent young German from Wertemburg, who shrugged his Hhouldera when I mentioned Ilismarck's mauerly ,policy, aud replied: "It no stick."

In these days of woman's lights, and womans conventions,_it .would not do to not mention the

LA 111

of Mr. Clore's. family, consisting of his wife and three grown up daughters, to whose industry and economy he is iu a large measure indebted for his success, and to whom I am indebted l'or a most excellent and subslauilal dlnuer. But enough. The fire in low and I am cold, so to bed and to kleep. (j.

suhscribe

with the JOURNAL both cau be had for

$3.M).

nog raiser and wan among the

TIIK NORTH-WIWTRHK KAHMV3 has been declared the Organ of the State

Ikiard of Agriculture, us we see by the

Rt»oh-d.

terjv

strings to his bow as powible,

will bo a demand and good prices! °',le

h'8

v' /''T

you have imt «ud or not vou did rail, three car loads and whi

ho^-

Cl,lc,an.looking

al1

That the Northwestern Farm

th«

9r?an

of tiiM

I!o*r,J

'and that an appropriation of $60 quar-

jn advance for 1873, be made to-

ward itasupport. Alw, that Ih.e Secreta-

reouired to furuiah 25copiesof any

numf,f,r.of

»»iJ P*Pr. to each reg-

ularly organized Agricultural Society in

He the State.

'a"t The /-'..,-,^, in ^February number,

nnAnia

a* .i

tcrenta of the Patrons of Husbaodrv,

wjJ0 ftre

and

and as a result of hi* travels, purchased magazine for the youngest readen. and is fifteen pure Herltnhires from the herds of! always filled with much that will in-

Messm. Job lloge"«, of Hendricks county, Mr. Hamilton, of Colfax, and of Mr. Owens of Putnam, and of Ileury II. Talbot, of your city. By crossing these with bin old stock he thinks he will improve the old, and he has enough pure Berkshire* to scatter the stock broad cast

becomingquite numerous iu Uii.i

other We«tem StutOH. By clubbing

T^„.

WLTH TH

8 JOOIIS-AL

both can he had for

Western Indiaua, THK NUKSKKY.—Thisis tho name of

struct and amuse their youthful minds. The little folks have hitherto been sadly neglected and we are glad to know that their wants lu regard to reading scatter can now be satisfied an well as those of the older ones of the family. It is published by John L. Hhorer, Boston, MMJH.,

should ta»y prove what he think* they at $1.50 per year, with great reduction to will be. He breeds gilts almost exclusively, rarely keeping over any old now? aud he was just selecting thirty of his finest young sows for that purpose. But I went down there more particularly to see his

clubs.

^rtn«n Beform.

[From tho Indiitn&potii Mentlnel.] A memorial of the Western Yearly Meeting of Friends has been presented to

the General Aasembly on the smbject of Prison Reform which embodies tho moat enlightened and Christian Ideas of the day on that subject. The "ingestions made havo the choice merit of aefiniteneas aa well as sound discrimination. That portion of it, however, which recommends a "more efficient management of our connty asylums" is really of paramount importance. Fine and costly prisons aro now in the line or faxhion. Thoir management will bear mnch careful attention. But it must be said, and it should be loudly proclaimed, that the condition of the county asylums is iiim-

ca3cs

insanity pronounced incura-

ble are removed from the State asylum arge of the sevubjects belong

lu lllD

and relnuI1(ied

of Ku.vielvilk-, nt a cost of #20 each. He and makes the county poor house an sells the innle calves for breeding animals ""yluroof inaane person* rather than a ... mere house of paupers. Hut the disand he has now some six or eight that are

SIOCK

To t*»t wh«tt*r bU bull'*

CAWM

wpiUd th* SUM.

to tho charge of the'

ti„K horropt o(

ftose

hard to beat, at prices ranging from Jl351 imbeciles and maniacs may not be n-t to «i76, which is about one fifth what the forth in detail on paper. They must be price would be, of the same class of. J-0 k®, fu"y understood. The calves if held by some fancv stock man. f.n.eau doing good service in urging .^ut LOii»den».r.di or

receplac|w of

Hearth and Home. ),-

A HKACTIVTL CHKOMO, (, siz.- 1 -1

in 18 colors, "The Strawberry f!i: 1." for

everv

verv larjie and most beautiful painting,

ha(, ]H,rf(.ol

from it prilltC(1 18

,)rodupe

cul|ulmding

frcds snapped, corn,

ure t,vrrv

t011

pure among the Will to hickory rooteiH and looking. ^UoriaUare wiH remain a, hitherto

farm will become convinced

much dillerence between

times, in color?,

lhe b(..iulitui

clouug uml

of the original. A copy is

KI^V

re«ch of everv Home in Anier-

ioi. The Journal itxelf will be a rich trcio-

nousho|,l. mn^.ifi,.,.,,!

the amount of Kew American Storv bv Kdward Kglcf-

has alreadv commenced the L-fi.eral

and other practical, skillful, instructive I, j.

and pleasing writers will constantly aid I inin, .. i„,

in providing in llr-irlh ami lh:n- a feasi of gwd things which will make it a most welcome visitor to every Hearthstone and Home.

With nil these attractions, and other improvements contemplated, the price of I »jd|.

Ilrorlh am! will continue a: lite

low rnte of S-, a ywir, or tor than'*

an it a A ii

thcm.

,v|iij

1,1,1

lht.

f""

J™, celebrated Moigan

(With the A'jrirulturul there will also lie presented a most beautiful Chroino of an iriginnl picture, painted expressly for this purpose, entitled "MischiefT'.iewin, by H. F. Reinhart. Sent, mounted for 1 only 2/i cents ext -a.

The lleneth tuij Home Chroun will be delivered in the order in which the names have been received. No charge for the Chromo when taken at the office, unmounted. If to be,tent prepaid iinmuui ted, 20 cents must be sent for prepayment and packing.

It will be mounted and varnished ready for putting into a frame, for :Ui cents extra— that is, for 30 cents it will be .Mounted, Varnished, Packed and sent prepaid lo subscribers (to llmi th ami Hume 1S73 only)—That is, the //mil llum Chromo will be dcli\ vil al the officc, un.nouuted Fr. e, at the office mounted, 30c Extra. If sent pre-paid, unmounted, 20c Extra. If'sen". pre-paid. mounted 00.: Kxlr.i. We advise all to have them mounted before leaving the office, as in large quantities we are able to have them mounted for a ijuarter of the cast of doing it singly, and betler thau it can usually done elswhere.

HEAKTII

AND

Horn:--A larry, beauti

ful, highly illustrated, and very valuable Journal—full of instructive and interesting reading matter, just suited to the wants of every home.

TKRMH AW A YS IS AL'VAM'H.

One copy one year w. Four copies one year, 2.75 each. Ten or more copies 2.60 each. 20 cents a year extra when sent to British America.

SunscuinK Now.—The earlier sub- TllOUSJUld scription money Ls scut in, the sooner Chromos will be received, as they will bo delivered in the Drder of receipt of

OLTAXOK FINI

& Co., Publishers,

215 liro.-idway, New York.

What uNpeakuble Itvllct' la nflorded to the burning and throbbing flesh bv single applie.ition of that miequaled baU-mi for human or brute Miff«nng, Meiiean Mustang Liniment. The tormenting and Kli.-ep-dentro.vinj jinin-. of rheumatism, ijout and ueuraigia, aroeoinpletely banished by its uw Mtifrnesvs of thejoint.1 aud painful swellings, ipiiekly yield lo ite emolient influence it heals cut#, bruiiwK, walds, etc., with astonishing rapidity. I-'or straiiiH, spring halt, scratches, saddle, collar and harness galls, ap well as the moat wrious external maladies of the horse, it in a swili and thorough remedy.

hoopiuK Cougli.

I find your Hive Syrup aud Tiiiii an

we were to give our advica as to the' ^wedy for whooping cough .V" I and croup, especiallv for the former. I

subscribing for the JoL'KSAI. we would south of us. I must not be out of the to scttleis give it in favor of the Rural. The nub y.*ruP: please foward me a suplv without delay. \V. (. AIMTIX.

WllITK I'LOKOV, MlClI. Tlie I'IICIN

FOR

1 "JI.

MARRIEL). ro nl on tli** ni» .»f

chur^Huf C'rnw t«»r«l.ivilleCu^utt.

MAT —rOOL*—On the J»ith J-naary, tli» I»r. Thom:ii Moflnll, Kl»lrr W. R. Jowcll, I»r. W. L.]Mty to MHS J.il.hiiPoolt*. 1TAKT3IOLOM KW—^MITH—On Thnr^dny, ui. au, hj ih* R.*. K.

CUMWHI,

Mr. !». W. Hur.

The eeremonv, which took place at the u.

First Presbyterian church, was witnessed by many of the friends of the happy c«uplc, and was most imposing and im-

premive. Among the presi'iit.H to the

I bnde was an elegant morocco bound "'•»'i i-« "inpimi.-.i wiiii tin-unim, or Bible from tho father and mother of tin- tVV."fve0|rr.rt7.-V''TM.l.VrVi"V\,Yr.'-T. Th- '"oiar"'-'1r!'.r graoin also a handsome silver tea -"M vicc i'.V.'!.'--1* JV r'i "v

from hinhrother''Harrv." ImmtMliatr]v

tIlIVKR.—Six mile* east of Cruwf,r«!.«villi», on Monday, Jununr JT, 1R7J, of »»prvtt»Mi fever, Mr. (l«or^o r'rlter, H«od nlx»ut ye.ir«(.

WUAY—On Wednesday, J4intnry 27, l.t7", of brain fvrer, Maud, youngeit daughter of ilenry B. Wray .ig«il 4 year.

WHAT—On Sunday «Tontng, February 2, 1B73. of bmm feror, Lizr.ie, youngest dauphtor of Jamea W^y, agod about 3 year*.

LUMBER WANTED.

500,000 FJSI^T

Lumber Wanted!

ALL KINDS of LU31BEI{f

DKR1KUI TO 1'1'KClUhK

500,000 Feet of Black Walnut LTTMUER,

TTIR »»Uirh will P'.y thl- hiRli.-Ht msrltHt

u..V«ny"of'"A.'Viir."WAL-thewood..

H**'»'«»

^UT

*l»o to buy

LO(J4dctirerod.t

tbelr appttl* upon th* Uw-nutur* 3 buy tjmw in'th.

at or uoar anv r»f

ft'?"11,T|

5ALE-

B1.1 .SAl.h.

N i- i- rch\ ^, VCIi «t ttrt ill ffll «»t

subscrber to//c.irfA a-,./ Jlomr (or T"?"?' r./il-rv

The publishers have «.•.-u red

inhui t"u mil h.!: nnic-ui--t

ih.- im i. .-N-tHu.

UJ IT

Olililv If llillc

MMilit •.' i': fot.Uvilli-, on tIM lii'ii'.t, K.ml io-t-1, on llu'dld |u»tut sit IMI «-f lv Nuit, our |IMOIIIII |»l .»pri ty ,« iii^ }!!11&

hoi hogx, o:it

i!«-. Intlh w., h.i, oiii tvvn lintM' wit^iiii :Uitl iiui!«. Hlii'iti iii li, rcaj:n^ ma-

IUIM\ tw«-iiOi«'

pU»v j.n«l oilu-r impU'iurnN nn«l uuil kit.'lion'uuuti ic. s.tlo t" cuiif ?'t Jock. *.

PKliM.-?. A 'Mr.iit ui n*.. uifiittis vill h»» iiV nl! xutn^ ovf»r {, ihf (•uichii*or vivhil* \i\* hot«' v.ith

W.-VIUJ:

j,!:i.ilion ii|r|::u?-fiiniit law *. ,U)}\s an.!s\NKtKD I'T'I'.

FARMS for SALE!

i^'at l?ai'»siin»!

llllllorrtij:nw

wkh

HO.,IMI.-S:I.'.« I.. M-II I,i«

Cr nrf(jr.lsnl!f,

-IFT

m-ivs of nliu-li

PLFLL A' T.N-

Kii-rj fliing fu I'leaNC

ii I: J) A

E* S B-:

NOJIKTllINft SVITAHLK

FOII

ir\-

I 1

Oil Haiiititi^M, Iiroiuos N(m-

•K'OJM-K aud views, ltnu-k-

efs, Wrlllug Ueslu,

(•iinirsiinil a

Other

Thimrs

AT TH i:

Corner Book Store!

WESTESM LANDS.

BEST T1UNG IN TllK WEST.

Atcbiusoii. Topelfa & Santa Fe R. H.

A N S

TIIRB-:I

A KIIKE PASS TO LAM) Hl'YKILS!

UU'-.U

WhosaDr. Miller,s Magnetic Halm contains Magnetism 1 hom» who have "'»i »»5M Wu.N'i-.-: euriy pi.uuu^ mpi huW:nu»ed it for colic and loweI compJaints 1 '/i014/*ht.iao.

1 ,,,t

See advertisement in this paper. lin- -. .!.» m, i.,,,,,!,.-,- c„:l|, ,.t,'

Ihi-Cir.tui Jir.'-!»r

I:hmIi

rainfall, »n-i jum

»'K'H s«,:si,i, Iti i,-I: on 11

I'.- I ly I- 1.1 -»lor-. It ti tn nml I r.!-.-ni|.ti«u« no-.Y nlini.4 .nt: «r.t .-Ih»* ll.ol-

AMlILKR-VKNi:iI..-tn iMrl. yt JO, IS73, by Knr. Wlntflfl.lHi.il, Mi. AmbitM*, of Wiirrwi rotinty, t» Miis N^ni-y K. V«n:il, »l«l««it itmiKhtiT of K«v. Hftny V»tu*il, prt'arhvr

arw.1 Through K-.ntf I'ro.

IM«i tin' hrst ojijiortoalty ev«»ry tn the bl -, thuu.^'u h" iv*nt i. ii

I r.mfi. tuidri

bttnon .t Ht. I.om^ It:iiliriuT from An«l.-r-oii to Kvckiiid. Suiil i:nlim: willlji- 1ft .nn-rtion-"i thr juduiiD-nt of il,r Board of ltro?l»rs doetned hn*t nnd stj.'h |uni»ut t! nm-t .-jm-I-IIV nli.-ih.-i- lit.- lii.N nil. lit^U it l.i.11 or l.-r t\hi-!.- Itn... All l.i-l. itiiit l„. IUI-IIto111" .-."T' TIU-Y NL S I!,I

'"»e. i.

after the ceremony they left for a bridal, ^i".r:te- »i

lKr'-l,i«*

trip to the principal cities of tho sunny 11' h"

South, there to spend tho honeymoon.! "''if'j'n lil'I'V.r ih'

That they may safely return and their wedded life be l*ng and happy is the wish of A I-'hiknii.

DIED.

WHEAT,

W. W. WILS 7V,

1KALKU IV

FURNITURE.

IJIMTI 1?K.

W. H. RAYMOND, ^Cl-.l'80H

It) IIA VMONB A UKUnili,

Httll oontlmiBoi. U»- IJUOJ. in'HN'nt tli«- ol«t stan.l In Com. iii«-rt'tul Illook. on CJrci-n Mtruut, unci

(lully uddlaitio

hi" now lni-u'o unci well

^^iew to! The Coiir^lonM of an luvufid.

imin ron-!

ri.-ll hoitmii lulitv.

0..

i«ll r'oh. lnmJ.

J'"i I' (j- iil'.rs .--.tH

«. tr ji .if of (*:ui

I.OJS

liovi.v'V '%pVitVe Ulo"V.""r.'iV*,^f J1'The Mean* of Self-Cure.

11 1..' .f.| 1 \fi 1 on trt Mi*. uoinf rou!»wf«.rHblo •Jiim'^t-TT, Ami »ni frf»- (.»,

I to *0 .HTP*l ii\J tirj.i Sp'-n y' 4-i

goniery countv, Iadiarm.

AI KKM

'""I tu .I-.W.I. y-'fif,.? yt. rto.-i of Ktin*a\

Klevon

for after which is prevailing in the neiuhboohood Interest. 22} per

Seven per Cent! cent, reduction who iinprm

.vc:lr Credit.

1 -11 iii oi tir-

For (.'irfuJiiri :nd

L'«uru*fi|.

A, K. 'lOI'ZAl.KN. .MIvp t. Tup«-k,i. K:iu

Notice lo Railroad tractors.

Ihoiotnew, of ]nJiftna|.uhj., to Miss hi-llu Smith, •vr.iTtr'P ii. ... Of thl. ,i,. l"ri-l..v 2IV0U lliHt Si-ftlpil ProuoSHl. of thin CUT mil In: r« t-iv.-,rt.y tho umlrmt:ii.-.l by th«

Con-

ri"'An«l«r-ou.

ComiiMiv, nt

A n-I.'! son, I hit., mill .-inlol s.-d 1'roiiOM.ts* fot

FA KM KIW OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY:

If you want tlie highest price in casli

COIl',

OATS,

ALSO

8Ufb/'^'

I CLOVER SEED,

(all oil UKUBB, MARTINA CO., in llarter's Bloek.

CONSTANTLY

UR.

sorted nlooli miiiiy ulx^uu unci Vi»l*iullc tirtlcilc-M oft'nr. nllure. It will l«- to tlie vuntaiio of all to oall and »«(, hotv low lie oan well

I jxn'cliuNlna »1kowhon I •.

I*itllislio.l !C* M.tl lot tl.e 1,1,

lf,

of JUliho'i.l, »tc., nupph itijj

kv .f,„ ,n,^

\s 111 I .|»MI,

f'lii tl*

•JJ IT••I*RY CM

Tr.

jr.j: a |o*t piiiri du envi iup# Atjij,,

fc»

NATHANH'I MAVKAlIt, li»r*.Uvi N UIH'J iU

LEGAL NOTICES.

I I.\IINLSTUATOU'S NOTJCK.—Nc i\. tj.-i- heivhy \*n U.m thy uitTi([bc -i ri ti: r:i 1 ••1 Irwin. tm.-

U'MIUMWO

n|' lh Mr|,tb'i

"iTilr I -n

A• 1 ti.»

DM I NISI I'.ATtlR'S SA LK.-- Nutkt i- Ii4«ri'»»v timt 1 will HflJ nt ui,!„ Mii.'tiwn t,n Tburn«liij. Feb. 27, 1&73, it.t li t«»

ol Si'itiiiifl nujih«'*K

/t (.*r:HvtotNviH»*, hi?« |»roji-rt) ol hor-«'i, nhrt-p, vihent »u th'e wn^oii, iu'iMt'holtl ntid kitcKcu fuiui-'1-KK.V S— A «•»«-«!»l of niui tnuulh il bt- Mr.vti nil :ili MiniHO\*f thivi* dollars, the puir*H.vi giviiwhH not« with itpprovvii itv, without lr«in v.'ihiHtiou !QW»*.

IAA«: KK'H,

K"*h.^7 '. A'lmmisti-hii.f, ISSOLUTKiN NOTICK.

Ni.'tictMf h«*r*'h\ thi.: lht- ci, h»ioto?or»' ''Jiivt.iu t1r»«tr!MfrUjjiu,^ I'LUIIT 11 A* HRIFR^. WIIK HY CORIM-NT J^.' +1'J,.n5i»ry, InT:. fhr

-ohi'il on th«* I

M.tl act oiu.l- oj Ut»* {jir'n f„a, p!uotil in th»* hmMlf of J. K. ..iii j.. N. hun,,.^ who art* .nithotucil to mnkt* vcrih ^••tiU-iiK'Ot will tn* rci{0ir«'i.

J. S M.-N.KI.OI K. K. 15.\KNKrrj

ou.i n. UKii.o.*-

(^1'1'LICAT",-N

K0R

I-ICliNHK.

N-jt:-:" i-in*:, l-y Jo •».-citii'-Ti-. of L'ulf.u t..wn*-hij.. Montgomery county, Indmno, "h.t: I. K.'lw.ir.i u. }{h whitt* mhnbsUM .-omilv, ol th«* oi v.*nty.on«! \w :'. ripply to iiiti Hormi of (^oimnin^ionfti or oor.lj nt fht-it iiext it'guhr a»*sMon, romnifaci«^ "ii th«* fir*-'. in Muivh, A. I'., \*'Z. ft,: lii*»«n?»" to m-ll iiituxi'.'ntiiiij hsjuor- in *tnaii:Ity thiin at uu'iot the UQIp»«mt «.v low of !:«r*h for the tcrui of otuyour. My pl:n'»» of btinnfrs nnd ih»* pr«D\.«e« uhfii'on **iu»l lujuorH nrt to he void ntui dur.k

Mtur»t.-(l on p.*u of lot No. -*, ,,f tho original

L,NL oit.v

Cr^vfordsvill#*, in

HUKI

.'ouut\

h«'xim»iii« fvi't north..! the i-ormi of stthi it, running thi'ii« north 17 ft-ni, thvu*-wf-xt fopt, th**i *ntith 1? frM, th^n« ••i.-t r.» thf

M' IL

of th**

?i«-k

the or roym

h'uhling iitiiutfd thoivoti. K. ft. ItoWK.

J"-I. W A 'y T«

DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICK. N(»tice is h» rehy gireu thRt the unilrrs?^!^ hu hft»»n appointed AdnnDi*itrator of ihv of \Vi!h im K. Wnllnce, Hen,, rit'ceiiped Monlxoim-ry c.»untv. Haid e*tnte is proVi-t»ih volv»-nt. tHKODOHK H. HISTINE"

JHII .10. 1R7.'J. Adininiitr.itoi.

APPLICATION

FOR LICENSK.

Notice t" hrr*hv to ti*e citiKen* L't.ut township, Monlgoinory rouiuy, nmi 6ute of It.ditinti. th:U 1, SUUITHD, of nui.J

iwy, for

OOTIUL)

niiij Stfit.-, of tho ago of -21 ymrit, will to I the Bonril «f Coinniifnioiipr!* of nuid counti, *i I thfir next roKUlrir xe^^ion,oouun*»n(iog

oiio

tir^t Moinlity of Mnn'h, 1673, for a liceiire to scli I intoiioniing liquor." in leu qnnntilie* tbio a I ijuuii Hln tune, under the temperance Uw u'l Mnrrh

ye»r. My plnce of buMio#»»

:ind the ireniixeF whcieuu the mmM liqu«ir%i« he Mi|.| Hiut ilrunU, i»* )*itiint«"t uti lot No. I'HVicJ T. )\.wei!«* mlditwoot ln-iot to l,t rlty of I'mwTord-viHo, Vuiou tovu.«hip

IOLI:•

MAUCt'H St?I.LlVA'.

Jain-**. Wright, Att'y, for Pet. j»»n30wS

QOMMKSSIOXEE'S SALE. By *irtne of KU oril*r of flule to ui« UH

VI«4

from the l'mte«l StHli-s Circuit Court for the Di- «. Iv» —.•! Thursduy, January 24, 1378, the hour* of

o'cUok, A.M., ioJ

oVloi'k. P.M., nt the Court llouce door iu tt» ouv of C'rnwfordM'illo, jn the county of Mont^cmnry, Hd Stute ot ItidiHtM, ortor for y»le ht tmbnc Hurtion tho rentn mid proQts lor the term or fcer»& f*ni-j of the following dci'nbed real e*tnt«. tonit: The north h-tlf ofthe ^irxt half of the Joutlr •vest tiu.irter of ^i rtioii t«Hti«Uip teen (IT, north, of mn«e three (3) wint, 10 H.c county of Montjeomerv »nd Klnte of

IuUimlr,

hud

upon "fftilore to r«nlia$ a mnn autticivnt nBUit the 1(innnd 1 will Ht theonnie time kii«l plnce «nJ in like inatir,M- otrer for !nle tho lee lunple of tb« "nine. Urdered lo he nojd

the projierty ofth#

(lofendnnt At the hUit ofWillinin P. Tfil"ott Horatio N. Farnhnm Willintii W.XilliHKX SPOONKli, C-ommi»i*iuaer.

lire Ho it rcmeiniiM«'d that on the NTH dity of Jkou«rr,

1S7.J,

.luhn K. firnv, oy hi1* attorney*, Thom

son A KiMine filed iu the Clerk'* ottice ot n»id it in or or re mort ux" th" nl-ove entitled c-autiM. Al».v ihr ntSduvit of di"iut« rei«t(,'l person th.%1 ihr U«fendant, ilnrden Freetnnn, is

non-re«t«lfut

theSMte of Indinnri. Now, thereiote, the n»4 Hnrden Freeman will tuke n«tioe !iut tiJ

uitnrmutior.^ I 'lenrd at the next terrw of lh:« eomt, ntJ

a A 1 1 a vi 1 1 1 1 if

timt he he and appear before the Judj/e thotKif on theM day ol xfitd term, lo he held ti thv 0 n:rt House' in CrfiwfonUytlle oo the mjcoaJ Monday ot March, la?3, aud thou nud tber*« HiiHH.'r hitiilcompluiDt.

WitneiN tnv hahd nnd the ol thi*. 1.1thdtiT of JaoiiHry, lh7:», l.'.jfu»3w 1. M. VANCE. Clerk

QITY TREASURER'S SALE. of piecopt iNftUCnl hv Wiliou H. an, Mrtvor ofthe eitr of CrawfordiVill*'. .. I _. .1 .A ll

l.nvman, _. tes'ti-n hy T. l». Brown, City Cterk, direnwd to »U City Trennuier, in furor «f J. B. Johnaon, n^nuitl Uotert JIiij* Htid Cnthorine H*y»- tot tfc» sum of sixteen dollrti^ »nd hvreu •et^t^, hetni? amount of HSfr«Hment on the wt hwi loj No. lwi, on tho original pint of

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M,,,vh

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.* .'•t'.V O! :,|| !,.d- Otfl'l I'll,

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11 #. Jii.

IVU.k

the ncht t«

flth

HR.V

ON HAND

Bran, Shorts, Middlings, etc., etc.

MI«J

of Kehtuttry.

ho t/.mM «i the

v"!

lhv»r-i ..? IM KI'WAKI.I P. 'IHI.U

fi'J. 'wf

cm iiing and houlderiug the gutter tn front of o? Ad hHid remifioH, hnve leTird uoe«. the property of the Fitid Robert lUj* «*0'1 ••i ine Mfiy-.' lhe we««l h«lf of lot No. one htinflfy nnd eifllit, [108] ilewrihed, »ituut« ii thecHy w^J "rawfnrdivrlle, St«ie i»f lr.du»:»4, find

111 UD thr

1S?J, Utweeu

th»*

oVhx'k ». w., mid 4 o'eloek f.

UPOO

the pri'tii'MvM ntoreHHid, offer for mie »t I nuction the premium HtK)*e Uew-tthed t® I hi^lie^t bidder, or no much thereof

C. K. VANARshAl.l., Peputy. junl'i'.vj.

GRAIN AND MILL FEED.

fn,|Jr'

n^eisnry to pny n:td HHtii*fy witv cost and chfttge^. WM. BURDRiriOE.CtyTit^-

for

TIMOTHY SEE**'

wo doors east of the post-office, Crawfordsvilh In^*'

ALL KINDS OF*

MILL FEED)

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