Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 7, Bloomington, Monroe County, 16 June 1869 — Page 1

A SritAXGE Custom. Most of our readers here in 'he city, and many throughout the emmhy, will recollect the circumstances of lite death of Frank Staik, in 18t2, while throwing a tripiiisinnmcrsault at Tndiamipolis. He is said to have been the only man whoever performed the feat successfully, and he was killed by son e mischance in his lat attempt. His rema us were brought here for interment, rnd now sleep in the old graveyard. Last Friday evening the band elonging to Forepaugh's menage ie, repaired to the graveyard and played a dirge over the grave, as also orer that of Hamblin iSlicperd. On inquiry we were inforned that since btark vac illci1,tle land of every show that h is passed h?re, has paid similar horor to his remains. To us, this custom, w lile it is new and strange, is also all meting. This remembrance of a departed comrade, a man they ecu 3d not have possibly h.ive known except by report, has in it muci to interest us. and it may be well to reflect on ti c feeling of brotherhood expressed by this beautiful custom, whic i will doubtless cause then to pause and pay this tribute of respect to one of their numner, for age-, to come. Nobhwille l'.'gi1cr.

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MOXROE COUNTY SUXDXY SCHOOL UXJOX, held tV Bloomington, June 3d and -Uh. j

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A man living rear Richmond, was using a now patent cutting )Ox, last week, and cut one of his finger.-. into five pieces at a single motion. Putting tho pci xs into his j)0( ket. he carried them to r. doctor, asking him to "put 'em toother and .tick 'em on again." Said he "I didn'i mind the cutting much, but it s nn.led so bad when the knives, were grating through the bone?, I hatui to hear it.'" An exchange says, that to ge: relief from the terrible effects of ining a nail into the aotof a man :r horse, take peach leaves, bruise them and apply to the wound, eon tine with a bandage, an 1 the cure i as if by magic. Renew the implication twice a day, if necessary, b it one application generally doe.; the work. Both man and horse 1 ave. in a few hours, when f.pparently on the point of haviag the lock-jaw, been cured. m& C A stranger went to a Har ford hotel for a bath, a id as he did n t emerge from his :vt rem en t fo" i ii hour, the proprietor entered, with fears of suicide in his heart, t s .:; what was the matter. The gtraugcr had only been washing his shirt, ami was waiting for it to drv.

BOOT S H O V ,

Wiley L. Bates, HOOT & SHOEMAKER, "Would say to his friei ds Unit he is ) :!.; cl. in his busiues, and v islus thos" w: ntini;anvthing )" his line, to cah and ieavi their orders. He makes Fine Sewed or Pegged Boot. , Of the best F.-oneh Cu'fskii.. and v;trr int- ii neat tit. Jpss-Shop south side of tin- ml- ie square, t'jb-'-t 0'.-.in

Firti Day' a Proee ding. MORNING SRSSI )N. At 8 1-2 o'clock a. v... the Union met in the first Prcsl-vte'. ian Church,

and was called to order by Prot. C W. Hoss, v.ho had been selected by the Comiiiittee of arrargements to ' preside over the o.olibt rations and i coudiu't the exercises of the Union, j The exercises were opened with ; singing, reading the Scripture's, and I prayer by Rev. A. Y. Moore. Win. F. Browning was elected ;' Sccretan , anil the Union proeecdeel I to I usiiu ss. Prof. II oss read a very appropriate and instructive essay, Si bjeel "How j to Teach." ; The subject was discussed by ootin Orchard. Esq., J hn McCv. Uiev. H. It. Xavl-r. Rev. A. Y. M,.,. re and Rev. M. M Ca:npbell. The audience was ente 'taincd with the "Cites Drill,'' eondti -ted by Mrs. Mart!ia Wilson, ir. a vers interestim; manner. Mrs. K. P. Cole r. ad a most excellent essay. Subject "Manage -; mcnt of Infant Clasos. ' Remarks on the "Clas Drill" and : Pap.'r read, were made, by Rev. S. Burton, Mr. McCoy am. Prot' Cole. The Blackboard exercises were conducted by Rev. S. I irton. The .:estion ''How -hall we secure good Sunday Sehtn l 'IVaehers ' i was discussed by Prof. Balieutim , Rev. E. Wright," John Orchard and ! Rev. H. It. Xaylor. ' The Union adjourned until 2 o'clock v. ss. AKTKItNOON SDS: '()N. TheUnion met :at 2 o'clock. Prof. : IIos.s in the Chair. Prof. E. BalleMitine proeoded i:i ' read a verv instructive Mid coinprejhensive Essay. Snbje -t "Duties j-of Sunday School SupjiMitenilcnts." Very earnest and impressive rci marks were niatie hy -.rof. lies.-, : endorsing that portion ef the Essa;.- ; reeoinme nding that Sunday School ;Superint;-uelent.s visit each other -; Schools. Rev. A. Y. Mo. re, Rev. D. iSwartz, Rev. S. Burron, Rev. E. i i A Jf OLD JF it R W ! IN A I I

IV o w o e ft t i on.

Wright and Mr. Cavlton aily dislaissed the whole stdij'.vt of tiic essay. The President appointed John

MeCov, Rev. D. Ssvart, William !

II. ( arlton, Janus Small and M. E. Riekotl' a committee on Permanent Organization. Rev. A. Y. "Moon; read an excellent Ussnv, lull of valuable sug

gestions and instructions on the sub- j jcet of ''What additional means can i be employed for the' conversion of j Children." i The subject was then discussed at length 'bv Rev. II. U. Xavlor. ! Rev. S. Burton, Rev. E. Wright. ! Prof. Ballcatinc, I'ruf IIuss and; Rev. E. MeCoiv j The Model Sabbath School. Om this subject Rev. II. R. Xavlor read : an Essay, presenting mauy valuable; thoughts and important suggestions and views, for the consideration ot : the Union. ; At this point the Chair announced ; that the time set apart, in the Pro-; gramme for the Children's meeting. :

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and the--' were nnireb.ed

i.ation.- in their respective Schools." I Reading trom the "CiueryV llox" ' was, on motion, postponed until; the ne:;t morning. ; The Union, after the Benediction! by Rev. Mr. Moore, adjourned until j to-morieev morning, 8 A o'clock. ' ': d I), nr P)-Of:r,Ti,i.jK, At 8i o'clock, A. n. the Union! met, and was called to order by the! President. Opened with prayer by! Rev. E. MeCord. The minutes ofj the prcviou... meeting were read and I a-prove'd. j The subject "flow shall we gather the Children into the Sab-! bath School," wast, ken up, and the j di.-eiission opened by Rev. E. Mo i Cord, and was continued by Dr. J. J. Durau.l and Mr. Wm. R.Carlton, i

Re ioi t-: The Committee on Pcrmaneat Organization reported

the following Constitution, which! was unanimously adopted : j ( HXSTlTfTloX. Ann 'i.K 1. T!;-s ety shall h styled I tin' .l..n."er '.'-I'Hiry Sun iay -vliet 1'iiienl Auviiiiiry to tile Indiana Mate Staulay i --, ii i t'liimi. 1 Art. 2. Th- I'nieii di.-;!l l ettttc-.il i ef all :!: l';.-;er;. Suivriatni I. nt-' asid Tc.-chers .. ' SaMni', i Set',.. .Is aiel all t'u..r i within the n.tirty of tMeiuve o t reti-d in j the Sandey .Sch.i.d vivf. i AKT. a.' The (Jlheei-.- .f tl-e 1 ien !l a i 1 j he a lV-sideilt, a V iee I'l e-i.lt a i , illiaellj t.cvii-drp. and Seen tary an i 11 Tiv:t.Mrer. j and an Kxeentive eenueitte--. cotHiing ef j tile l're.-id lit, Seer. -tan. ai.d llsr-- other. I to ! ohoseii at eaeli aiiieial nieetiiii;. and te hold their i.tiiet . fo - one year, or lino! their ueee:--or.- arr elect 'd. I Act. 4. It Am 1 he the duty of the! President to provide at all niee!ii;y;s of the " t'lMo!), ale' it! ease ,.f hi- nee. soiue i one of the. Vice Presidents !.'', -eut shall ! l.n-ide. j A kt. .. Th- President and any two of the txeeaiive Committee .-hail haa nvie to eaii a sjieelal iie'etine of the I'nion. for the tran.-a aieii of any kishie.-s that may . Ir: )iei ly (umo heiov,. t. hy jriving two j

weeks lioti.v m lie- : v m!y ) a ers. j Ai:r. t). The Secretary -hell keep a faithful record of t';e j. olretdin of eaeti nieeiinir. in a i;ook rovided for that puriii'-,.. Aa-r. 7. Il shall .c tli de.ty of the ' Tre.iiirei' to reee:e and tieeount for all ftiti.K ':'" into tl: Tr.-aMtry. and to ay out tiie sane- hy order ef the Kxe utivo eoi unittee at;e-ted the Secretary. ; A UT. K. Tin.; Vic; President shall have : the ireiee'al s't;'rvi.-ioii ef the Siind.-.y 1 Sehoid wor!; in tleef r.-si eetive fownjhijis. sh.d oriravi.e new sidioo! wlien and wl ere tle v are le ed-ji. in e. rnieetjon. if -..-ih!e. with tin eherehes ,.f tie t,iwn!ii : vied :Mi(i aid those r . j iiri o i-sistai'.ee atel enconra:c taent ; and sr.all forward to the Secretary of t he t'tn::t v Union Sunday

deill mal;

S. heol. sta'i-tie; n; least tell days hefore. the annual nieetins;. A ut. t. Tim K::e-nt ivo Committee may tie the vacancies in otl'na oecurin durintc tie- Y.-ar. an 1 .-lei 1 decile what statist:es

e ir ported to tliis I'nion, and -hall II nen ---sit r, ai ratcreiueiit s in refer-

ene to the holding and h is'iness of the anneal and other nice intrs f :' the Union. A kt. 1". The Past r. and SuporinteiidOll U. Whel'e tile lllllHllll Ini'etilieS IllaV he In ld. shall he a i iinnihtee to provide for tie- entertainment of delegates, and make all -lecesei arrai eii.ents f ir the ineetings of the Union. Akt. tl. The Kxicutive Cemniittee shall have power :o employ any means that may seem hest. ai promote the Sunday S.diool cause in tl e -oil' sty. A trr. 12. The .uiii'.m! lrcotiess of the Union shall he oi tln 1st Thursday and Friday of June ii ouch yea" nil! -ss otlujrwLe ordered by t nt liseeut vo Cuminitlee. Aut. 1''. Ties oo-istifiitioii may he ehane. at. or inn nle.!, at any annual ineetine. hy a two tln.als vote of all .he mend ers present. The same cc rim it tee also reported the following nomiuationsfor officers and the Executive Committee of the Union for the ensuing year, which report was reeeiv.'d, .adopted, and the persons nominated eleclaieel unaniinouslv elected. For President Prof. O. W. Hoss.

Vice

Bloom'-: ton town.ship, e". P. C

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K. Conneit. Bi rj. Adivriis. J. M .Johnson. W. P. Carlton. .'. S. Sharp. To-. Buskirk. T. Y R ulcr. It. W. Gray. R. M. Strai'n. W. R. Gray. P. Urownirig It. C. Foster.

E :. Coin.

SHOWERS & IHINDRIX, HAVE ptindatse 1 a.ne littcl up a new ware-room; o:i the souti:. .-i t K of tile puhlie squaiv, ittul in it ha - placed tile lanre: t Meek of

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in by Prof. Cole, i ntil tin: Church was well ftiied, m ,iy however, were prevented from attending on account of tic ram. ' After the Children, led by the! choir, had engaged in sinking, they were addressed bv Dr. Nutt, Rev. H. R. Xavlor and Roltert C. Foster, Esq. ! Tho Union adjourned until 7l. o'clock. " " KICHT SKSSIitX. ; l At 71 the L'nio:i met pursuant to! adjournment. Prof, llo-s in the ('hair.. Prayer was offered by Rev. ! Mr. Wrioht. j '"What can Sabbath Schools do in promotion of Tempc-ancc." ; The discussion ot this subject was opened by John McCoy, and cor-1 tinned at length bv Wm. F. Rrowning, Rev. Mr. Wright, Prof lb.Rev. J). Swartz, Joh.n Orehtinl,. RtV. A. Y. Manic, Rev. 11. R. Xavlor, Rev. S. Burton and Prof. E.'P. Cole. Whereupon, Prof. Hess offered the following resolution, w hich was, on met ion, adopted. J "J.Wm. That we earnestly ' recommend that thcSahbath Schc !s : in Manroc County take i unit diate ; steps i.o secure Temjicranco ergan-ll..-"fW.lWII. I ... I II. .1 7b bv ncard(d o,i Fiili! Crr.ji at the

M m roe Courtly Agrivatural Jnrtia'nu. Sinte (fiilvcrKity. Fair, to be held at JUoo tiling-! Rkv. Cm-.cs Nctt. 1 IX, l',rm?--nt ml ton. Lid. Commrneinv) on Tui- .V- M and lUifcul ,hn, 1th Am, nf .Wi.-Voi'.-c- 1 Kfi i ...

' " 1 ' ' ' i I.kv. 1. A. .v.A).V, yrr.jr..,,r,;-(,t Art- A .,,.,,, vwrtion is well set in crass : v:atfr

a acres W heat K-- " t- it J'JAl -.,.). 1 :1wrtvs plenty and convenient. "; good lmrn, " " onl -J l!i'-H.vir Owkv. M IX. P,;f:i.M- .,f - : .iwcllintj hou?, &c. Terms easy. " " )ats lo (' . trilS-n,-- .l M.-k,;, l.,,,,,,,,,. J For further partintlars, apdv to 1 ' Potatoes, lo "ii: I).m i:r. K ntxtvuon. I.L.J)., J'r.r:ssor ot n EV1 H c o iJ V f i'3

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Bloomington, Im ., mar') t-Gir.

J erry " A'an Buren " lad. Cree v " " Clear t.'re dc ' " Wasli'niiton " " Rich ; nd Ii. II e--o ll " ' Clarion " " Relit -ii " " Salt Creek Polk

For Secretary For Treasurer

J)k. (i. V". Bhys, Rkv. s. IUt.to.v,

R. A. Fci.k. .( Reports of ;t rtistie's were received from the following Sabbath Schools in the County : M. E. Church tit llarrodsburgh. Cutnh'nd Presbyterian at HarroraVh. (Christian Church at Smitl ville. M. E. Church i tSmithville. M. E. Church rt Simpson's Chapel. Union S. S. it-. Washin;ton T'p. M. E. Chureli tit Walker's Chapel. M. F, (liureh tit KUettr villc. Cumbl'd Presl terian at Elletsviile. M. E. Church : t Bethel. Baptist Church at: Bloomington. lsc Presbyterian at Blooming-ton. M. E. Church at Bloomington. 2d Presbyterian at Bloomiugtoru Christian Chur'h at Bloomington. A numbcrof Schools in the County failed to send up reports.

On motion, the Superintendent of each Sunday School in Monroe County was requested to take a collection in his .School, on or before Sunday, Juno II 3th, 1801), and pay the .same over to R. C. Foster, Treasurer of County Union, to aid

in defraying the expenses oi the State Sunday Sehool Union. Win. F. Browning and Robert C. Foster, were elected delegates to the State Sunday School Union and John McCoy and Maj. J. B. Mulky, were elected alternates. On motion, the Secretary was instructed to have the pr iceedings of this meeting published in the Bloomington papers. The minutes were read and approved. The exercises were interspersed with good Music. Miss. Ruth Rice, presiding at the Organ. At 121 o'clock a Doxoleigy was sung,the Benediction pronounced by Rev. II. R. Xavlor, r.nd the Union el clarcd adjo irned until the first Thurselay iti Juno, 1870. G. V. Hoss, President Wm. F. Buownixg, Secretary.

GENERAL IMRKCTOttY.

iUiM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offer? for sale one of

tins finest stock farais in Monroe- county; consisting of 400 acres, situated fire mites north-east of Bloomington.

A Sacramento, Cal., paper says, ''It is current y reportetl that anew tribe of Indians have oeen discovered near Independence, on the line of the Central Pacific, who seem to be but little posted in railroad matters. The other day, to their great surpris?, a locomotive passed by.and they determined to lay in ambush for, or pursue and lariat the fiery monster. Accordingly they made a very strong lariat, or rawhide rops, and perceiving the mystery approaching, sketched it across the track, cither 2nd being held firmly by twenty or thirty of the would be captors. Th 3 engine came thundering along, ;he lariat struck just below the head-light, and the Indians gave some of the loftiest tight rope performances ever seen in the Great West,"

A friend bands us the following,

which may be taken for what it is

worth : ".Protect j our melon, squash and cucumber vines thus: Take sticks four inches long and a half inch in diameter pine is best. Wrap one inch of the end in a piece ef cotton or .inen. Dip this in turpentine, and stick one or two in each hill, leaving only the wrapped part above ground. The odor of the turpentine docs the business.'"' m John Lunyon attempted to cut his throat, with i razor, at Vincenne, a few days ago. He made a gash under his chin, three or four incite long, when his strength failed him, ami his hand fell, with ths razor in

it. He wanted to escape a lingering death by couaimpi ion. A. Kirpen, a merchant of Chicago, sports ti pair of whiskers eight feet long. His beard has been trowing nine years, and is very Sneand dark. When standing, the end of "the whiskers art held in one hand to keep it off of the ground. Mr. Kirpen renaarked, nine years ago, that ha would never shave until Douglcs was elected President A sie k man, si ightly convalesei lg, recently in conversation ivith a pious friend", congratulating liim upon his recovery, and asking who his physician was, replied : "Dr. Jones brought me through.' "No, no," said his friend, "God I rdnght yon out of your illness, not the Doctor." "Well, mar be he iid,

but I am c?rtain the Doctor will charge me for it."

The Laporie Argus sa-s : "A

farmer, on Tuesday last, brought ninety bushels of potatoes to this

market, for which he received just enough to pay the dress makers' charge for making two ladies' suits one for his: wife, and the other for his daughter."

A strange suit yns deeaded in Col ambiana county, Ohio, the other day. A son sued bis father tor bounty money, earned in the war, the father claimed the money on account of his son being a minor when he enlisted. A judgment was rendered in favor of th ison for $286. The father appealed. The old fellow and his appeal should be incontinently kicked out of court together. A. lady - reached the passenger depot in Itayton, Ohio, the other day, jist as the train she intended to take was leaving, and as she stood si most crying with vexation on the platform, a gentleman arrived at the depot on a full run, with hi.s carpet jag in his ban 1, his coat on his arm, and his face streaming with perspiration. As he looked on the train, now fast moving away, he sat

down on his carpet bag, wiped his

face, and very deliberately and emphatically said : "D n that trai i !" The lady heard bin:, and smiling upon him with a lady's sweetness, said : "Thank you, sir."

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Home Insurance C

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New Htaven, Con in,, Capital Stock !s .$3,000 ; u0 ' Capital p'd up I.eMiO.tOei lMt ASSKTS OF THil i.OMPANY: Cash on hand, and in hand: of AgtDt3 $.".74.-07 84 Real Estate 4S5.U25 ( United States Bond, i-:!0 13!) :.3it 8; Other Bonela and Leans...... 670H12 1;

Kver before seen in J'hiomingtea. have un iniinen.-e quantity et'

We

BEDSTEADS, BlItEliS AND CHAIRS, Both common nnd fwst-elas-. ami will $:'.! to our customer at lower ligu -es thanev Macl. oi' this J'uiTikun ha i '(ei made in our own FaeU ry, r.iul we will warrart every article sold, to he j-.:st us rcreanted

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Tctal Aset3 . . . Total Inabilities

ISST Special attention giecn to the Ins nftnee of Dwellings. P:!es reasonah'.o. The Home is an old, reliable Comjany. IS. Li. Sno.Kraiiwi, Agent. Glf Can bs found al iht Tost Ollh e...I Bloomi-i.itrii. Ind., Feb. 17, 189-9 n

Alwavr oi. hand, rendy-reside, and will he trivrii ied and t'tiniUhed t: our en? tonu is. at one-tlllrd ICSS --no uey thim has been iier.r.oi'ore charged in libomington. 8P?W I"oii't ferget the di i e: In tho new hloek, south side, of the f uV.ij squarc.-Tia

SHOWERS & HKXDllIX. Biojmi agton. l;ul., May 3 3, 'Oir.

i.li.i:. I he l.':ioe.n r tat,-iiee.t imi-t .i..-.. , he tuiir..-h;Ml hy competilort en farm ere),: . I..:v. K. liAr.l.KVTl.VK. A.M.. Pr-Jc-w " The lai d and grain mut he niea.Mired hy j Or-el; mi ''i f I; J,it- fv.'w'. seme iintere.-t'l j.eiM.n: the corn ly; M. luti. A.M.. V"V-1. Lntinond gatheri.ig ..lie row nnd r.iehlee enh-ulation j !,);, f.',t,--ntnr. thereby, and the wheal by he thie.-her, nil j iov. Ul :t: A. J)I( k;:i.l, LL.l)., Petof which must- V'e certified to. All com-j if I.cir. P'titors for premium? on grain props will ' (5. w! Hoss. A.M.. Pff--f,mr of KnyiUh he required to make a statement in writing, j L'trralv re and the Tteoa' and Practice of in answer to ths following questions: ! Teuchitig. The quality of the groun 1 on which the I crop was gvc wv ; bottom or uphu, e ; ge,.- j nntj OlIiCTrH. e,-al depth of . ml ; it ma mres are u.ed. ! 5,,!;f.ltT F()SI.:it .. . . Ckrk wh.it kind; what fciuon o. th.e year; ; jjAWSON. yt McKixsey, - - Sheriff quality and manner o t l.nition : time, nKx,Y pK . . Aml;ti,r nnd manner ot application; tmi.-and man- D v BrKIRk . . Treasurer

I'l ' M M II 111 illlH Miwill. , Wlbll lliri (ii , .t- ti . j, t , ,

st't-ti iiiiti i)rt' p;;m'M ; ii:iu; ti uu'iiKin.

"W. J. AZ.LKN. S. L. OS.iOKK. Allen &c Co.. South Side of i! e Puolie Sqiarr,

DKALr.HS IN

HARDWARE jl AD CUTLERY, Ad all kinds of Stoves mil Tinware.. NaUs, Sash, tos, Paiofs, Oik and Farming Utensils, Tin9 vOipei and Sheet Iron Ware, Bloomington, Ind , March 24, 18C9 gHERIFF S sIvlS! By virtut of an es;eut: .n to me ( ireo-ed from the Clerk f the Monroe circuit court, 1 vri expose at public salo to the highest bidder, on Sat0EIat, June IS, 18Gf, between the hours ol 10 o'clock A. M. f.nd 4 o'clock p. n., of said day, at the loor of the court-heuse, in 3!oornington, Monroe county, Indiana, the ;ents and prof ts fcr a term not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate, to-wit In-!ot No. tvo, in the town of Mouxt Tabor, Monroe eoun:;-, Indiana. jfejid on fiiluio to ; aliae the full imount cf judgmei.t, interest and costs, I will ut the samei time i nd ii r.co expose at public sale the fee simple of iaid real est at e Taken as the property of Mary E. Caiaj111 at the suit of Jot ;ph M. Howe. Said sale will be n ade w'tnout any relief vhatevnr from v iluation or a ipraisement laws. LAWSCtN E. McKIN NK Y, niay26 '6D 3w Sheriif Mo iroe co.

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depth, and, if Mib.-o; led, the manner of i doing it; Tiiar.ner o.' tillage; w'lat the nveraire yield per acre fur the whele crop; I

cf'St per acre of producing crop, including seed, iie:ne,re and tillage. S in i j 1 of the grain and yegetables must bo exhibited at the fair. JA.S. SMALL, M. L. Snodwiass, President. Secretary.

J. C. -WOill.KY.

V. .1. M COI.LOUUH.

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Sc h ool Exii miner Gtrviicr

jmmiKzioncrj.

Emv.iii.i WuKiHT, Wm. II Sr.ocoMii, T. V. R.VI KH, S. II. I'm r.i ip,s, James Sm.vi.i..

Wm. P. Browning, Chairman of Union Cevtral Committer- of Mor't-oe eoniity. V.. E. Sl.jSS. .tx---e.vor f Int. Ilevwe.

J GLASS Mc PJIK KTLltS, Nows-Dfuler and Sfal inner. Complete stock of Fine Writing PitpeM Ci'p, Lettci, Note, Bath. Envelopes, every grade, quality and size. rocket Book;?, Ink. Gold .-ind Steel Tens, PI ARIES, NOVELS, SONG Books, Pencils. Blank Books and Mucilage. Post-' ) Slice Building, west side pjblic square. Durand's old st in I, Bli.oiiiington, Ind. Ee3)T I will supply any order, ;'or any hook, nt publishers 1 iwest cash prices.

M. A. D t'N . 3!. B VTTEKTOIT. T. C. BUXN. JQUNN & CO., General Produce, Commission And Forwarding Merchants, "Wholesale and Eetail GROCERS, And dealers in Nails, Knnhawa nnd Lake S ilt, White Fii-h, &c, Bloomington, Ind. May9 67-y

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poss. sine' ttiose intrin!.: m -e ieiieil proj.erties whid. holonj lo an Ol. nnd Pure iin. 1 'ldisrcnsable to J'Vmah'S. Goo, lor Kidi cy (Jomplnints. A eloliciovs Tunic. Put up i'l ca-'cs 'ortai ling on y.'-n bottles each, and foi l by all drug. i.d, groc ts. Ac. A. M. BinintrA (.'o..elahlished 1778, No. 15 Beaver it, -S'ew Yerk. Fcr sale by Shoemal !.; Vrnold.

Notice to Farmers AND TO THE CITIZENS OF BLOOMINGTON,

Ji'.'fc ; Jdii,, (:. o..ia.s.e., Pro?. Atfor.iei. Sewiiona April flail (, -tolier. ('vonon PI nix (iot.rtT. H . V.le,i, Judge; Jam en II. Iteeren. Pronnrnf! e i f,.niry . Sessions -Afrit, Ai(fi,sf. nnd I)err;.(ier. TowNsniT OvrtcEns M. L. Snorf-pw, Tu.ritsleip Trustee ; P. T. liutler. Je.M. T. (': and V. II'. Ilcivler.-on, Ju.iticr of th- Peto e. (.ORPORATtos Okkickus--Cirri;. John. C. Orchard: Pro.-. I 'form u. J. F. Pittmitn ;

crn Indiana. Saddle hursts, u: 1 oiscs and Marshal, Oscar S ante.:? :' Trr'tvirc". J. F bugL'ie.s will be furiiUhcd al un v hour of the f,;,l, u. 'l'Ri-sTKt Ut ward . (.

Livery, Feesl mul ifiiie stable. Worlf-y & McCoSIongli, Opfixite. lie South en I of 'he Jt.it. P,pot, HAVE one of tlx largest and i.e-t ar- . ranged Livery and Sale Stables in Monroe, or in anv other count.v in Soutli-

N11CII0LAS NOLAN h Groc-erv (.ml Provisiu room forme! !y occupied by

the .os side ol the public on hind and will clwav k of Slaple and ,Fnney (!ro. Cigars, Confect ons, an 1 in clo Usiudly found in a Grnc An ::;tra article of N. $ljl) pevgal. Sorghum, 7;

COUNTRY PRi

Tlio h ghest market prici Turl-.eys Chickens, Butte

Dried Apples and i'eu 'l,es, Blooit iiigloJii Ind., Fjbr.iary il, 1800

is ojiened a new n Store, in the

Chub Howe, on -rpiaiv, and lias ep, a full stock .ries Tobacco, fact, every artiery Stun-. O. Molasses, fit. to 50e. per gal.

JDUCE. : will be paid for r, Kggs, Bcau.s,

day or niudit. Commercial travelers and others, will be furnilud with Conveyance to neighboring towns. Good, steady horses furnished to funiiHes. Horses fed by the single feed, lay or we..l:, at reieoiiablc rates. We prepe.se. to keep !( 11 rst-olass stabie, and ask the pulilio t- lit .'e us a trial. Bliiomington. Ind., n.er. .,y Booksellers ani SlaJiiincrx, And Wliolfpsal Wal?i' In I'U uk e..),v, U'ii 'h.a) Winds, aid crery dr.irriptii a. of Wi&'m mum, Mil chell. Tneliann,. Ife j" We guar in tee. our prices as low as any house in the west. may joy OKO. A. M'SKII.K. ,1. S. SMI I 1! IIO TKK.

USKIUK & HUNTER,

Voxn; 2d ward .S'. I,. (Uh,,rn ; ed ward Mis nor; 4th ward - Parker Pearson; ath war.l Jhn Waldro;, Si'iiooi, Tm ti:ks Milton IPojht, Oca. M. (7.(e, and- G. IV. llo.in.

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CIim-'KiK'N. Me.thol nt EpiH-'irpal, corner of Madison and atli streets; UcV. IlKXKV K. NaVLOR. Pie-tor. First 1 re.-bileriaa. AValmit street, bet 5 1 i and i.th,' A. Y. Mo M(K. I'asfcr. Second. Prcshtrrian, tlth street, bet. Col lege Avenue and Bailroad; Kev. K. B .l.I. KNTINK. Christiin, 5(h street, b. l. Washin ::tor. and Lineo'ii : Kkh-r W. ",. F. Trent, Pas':or. liaptist. corner of W: shington nnd -Hh streets ; S. Mr ic-ox. p;i ter. lii'formid Pi -est.ojler'an, Colleee Avenue,

i bet. 8th and !nh; Ib v. T, A. Wy-.tk. Pastor.

Viiitrit I're-slii.i.-rian, 'A-st. end of Mill t vet; Wm. T.e, , :;. Pr. Catholic, corner o: Mi.di.soii and 4th sts.

iTTOHl:E'S AT IvdW AtO

PRI VA T E B A U IS , Bloomington. Ind., oiiieo north side of the public square'. W will titter. d lo all business entrusted

lo our care, in the Courts of this Stale, an.

are also menu red to discount good and solv

ent paper, en reasonable terms. Relere.nr.es M ess it. Mi Donald is Roach AttiirnevH, Indunupolis; Messrs. Winsluw, Lamer k Co., Bankers, No. 52 Wall street, New Yorl ; Messrs. MeCalla ii Co., Merelwf U, iiJoom'iigton, lad. may'J

jOTH, DUNN & CO., DE .VLBRS IJT Dry Goods and R otionji, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, &C. Call at the north- .jnst corner of 5th and

Railroad street. muylB-y "CUT TIBI OUT. "a From the Boomhi,ton Progress. Jim ADVKRTISKMENT

GREENBACKS will tay for

Photographs IE h otog r aphis! DON T FORGET THOSE YOU LOVE at home, but tend th :m to

ii of Goods!

AT THE &'ew lork Store O F TULEY Sc; OO., On the south ,iide of Public Square, BLOOM INGTOIV, I.'.

Buolieye 1 REAPERS AND MOWERS!

JUST RECEIVED in store by the updersigned, a - Car Load of those celebrated machines. Thpy are so universally known in this county, that I deem it unnecessary to set forth their advantages over other machines ; sutSce it to say that imp ovements have be.m made this season, that add to their value, and make them Without a Rival in the market. The mar ufacturer's inform us that they hive mere ardors in already, than thev will be able to fill. Those wanting the BEST MACHINE, will do well to leave their orders early. Also on lands 2 DOZ. REVOLVING RAKES, 1-2 doz. Buckeye Wheel Rakes, SCYTHE SNATHS, FORKS, Rakes, liccs, Spades, Shovels, Axes, &c. Also, a general assortment of Builders' Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glasi, Steel, Iron, Nails, Stoves and Ti aware.

&c, &c. Thankful to his r urnerouf. friends

and custe mors for the very liberal patronage heretofore, received, ho hopes hy close attention and k.vir d haling to merit a continuance of the same may5-y JAM ES SMALL.

Rooms and have them photographed. Persons at a distance are informed t hat Negativ ;s are preservsd, t o that in ca ia ot death, Photographs .am be ordered. Or what is Jar better, the sane Nig-ativas can he enlar ged from medium to Hie sise, ejher plain, at a cost of $4.50, up to $40.00, c-:3or ed. Oi.e of the best Co'.onsts in the country, has been employed, and his 'vork can be r elied on.

Orders from a distance solicited, and satisfaction given. SJafSend by mail a Daguerreoiyp.j or Ambrotype, enclosing; $5.00, and getor.o of his Inrgt gizec. Photographs, neatly fra'oed. Houn for children, between 10 aad 2

o clock J. IK ALLISOI.S".

Bloooingon, Ind., May 5, 1859.

A. t. AXSK'tD.

Union Drag Store, South Side Public Square. J. l Shoemaker & Co., Wliol&tale and Retail Dealmt in

DRUGS, s&gmk. ."tf EDI-

PAINTS,

GLAHS.

Also, ti lari.e stock of Furniture, ( oacb, and Jaj an V irnish. Coal, Lari, Unseed and $1$h

CINES, OILS AN D

J. FiiA.rK Fkm.

.Ions II. Wvi ii:.

i I v I . l : us in

1 1 Groceries, Provisions, Confec

tioneries, Tobacco and Cigars. Thnnk'iil fo- past favors', they hope to n frit a c mtinuanee of tin Mime. Call ami sec thern at 4 .loll ll'.tOPN Coimcr' -ml.h we.- i, corner public stiuare, .Jut.. ,!:!, 18'i.

Good Calici.es, at from 8 to Ucts.Pyd. 151. ic ticd Di I lestie, us low as Bc'n'yd. Brown Doin ' tic. from 0 to lBcf'yd. Good Bed 1 i kinj; for 1 tijji "-'yil. ((M)d Paper Colling lacts i hox. Jlress (ioods very cheap. "White CoUhii llo-e, lads 'P pair, A full line o;' Parasol. An emlless v iriety of Not ions, very cheap. A very largt stock of Summer Hats. We sell Boot ; mill 8hov very low, nt the XEW YORK STORE, May 20, mo TULEY i CO., Props.

935 Acres oi iiancl For Sale. DESIRING TO GO WEST, I will sell at private sale ray two farms in Monn o county. One of Arret), in Kiehlnnd townmip, two miles northwest of Kllcttnvill;, with two ho ise8jt,wo barns and two lrcbards. Land all in grass. One Farm of a.fO Acrx'S, three miles northeast of Ellottsville. This farm is well improved, in the matter of fencing, and is nil in gri ss. The farms will be. sold in a body, or separately, to suit purchasers. For tutus or s.ilb, applv to D. B. WOODS, uiar3 am fillMtavUlB, 1d4

Amcsr nnd i dams' Paint, 1'arnish and "Whitewash JSroohes. Wall Paper, Window Shudet, &c. School and College Tej;t Books, an I

Stationery f all kinfe, Tobacco aid Cigars, LAJll'SAND LANTEKSa We keep tn hands a srictly pure stock of Blackberry, Port tad Grape Wine; French, Pisch and I. xckberry Bn.ndy; Bourbon, heat and Eye Whwky, for Medical Purpcmt Only. We hold all our Patent Medicines in prices before the m ar. We feel thankful for past favors, and soHcit the patro.iuge of the public, and will guarantee satisfaction to all. . . W. SHOEMAKER & OOn nov-25,'68. BlfKiBalntou, lad. Handbills printed expeditioual.'r and cheap!-, at the Pr .ijjrnas office

Warranty Deeds ind Mortirajes f jr sate at the Frogrtss office. "