Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 10, Bloomington, Monroe County, 7 July 1869 — Page 3

BiOOMIilSION PROGRESS,

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS:

L. JSf. A. $ CHICAGO RAILROA D. TIMS TABLE AT ISLOOMINCVrON. Express Going South : Arrive at 1:21 p.m. Poparts at 1:41 p.M Express Going North Arrives at 3:05 p.m. Departs at 3:15 p.m Freght, going south, arrives at 9:16 a.m Freight, going north, arrives nt 2:16 r.M M. SLOAT, Scperintkndkn::.

Post Office Time Table. JSme of closing rnails at Bloomington, Indiana, Post Offi'e, is as follows: L.N.A. & C.R R. south, way, l ij p.m u .t u u x north, way, 1 p.m Fro 31 Deem and White Kail, en "Wed nosditys and Saturdays, st 1 1 a.m From Nashville, UnionviHo, Oak Farm, S-oearville, Cleona and Belleville, Saturdays, at 12 p.m jfrom Bloomflcld. Stanft rd, Sokbcrry, Hobliaville, Park, Linton, Worthington, Pt. Commerce, Jason illo, Newark, Silver Creek and Wrigb.;, Tuesdays and Fridays, at ....6 A.M fVcm Bryant s Creek, Sat'irdays. at 12$ p.m Offics open during the week, from. 1 o'clock a.m. to 9 r.U., and on Sundays, fron 9 U 10 'Joe A.M. J. GLASS McFHKETERS. P.M.

Local Notices tkn- cents per UJII, yOB KA.CD INSERTION

"Wm. O. Fee & Company are now offeriisg extraordinary inducements to purchasers. They vill prevent "the dull season" by creating a trade by reason of iow prices and a fall stock. This firm

have received a Jarre supply ofj

Fruit Jars, and as the time for putting up fruit has arrived, housekeepers should call and secure some of those widely recommended selfsealers. The Junior partners, Pee A Harbison, will be found agreeable men to deal with. The Senior is well known as a courteous gentleQ'tn, and a conscientious merchant. Attention is directed to the c ard of Louden & McCoy, in to-day's paper. These gentlemen represent three of the best Irsurance Companies in the country.

For Sale. Wia. F. Browdng wishes to sell his residence in Bloomington, on College Avenue, one square north of the Court) House. Call soon.

Use Barrett's and be satisfied.

Indiana State University. The University Trustees have create'.! an additional Chair, in the Law Department, by which arrangement, law students ea have tuition during the nine months of the college year. Judge Bicknell is chosen to fill oae of the chairs the other is yet to be filled. For a Law Library, $2,000 was set aside ; the sum of $500 was appropriated for the purchase of books for the University Library. Rev. Stephen Bowers, of Vincennes, had the degree of A.M. conferred upon him ; J. W. Gordon of Indianapolis, -was made an L.L.D. The Degres of A.M. was also conferred upon the class of '66. Two new Ch&irs -Modern Languages, and Civil Engineering and Mining, were also created, but, as yet, no choice of Professors; has been made. It was suggested by Barnabas C. Ilobbs, Superintendent of Public Instruction, that the town and county ought to put up a Graded School Building, and in connection with it a building to contain Prof. Owen's Cabinet. Heretofore, in the Law Department, Seniors were required to pay 830.00; Juniors 26.00, with a graduating fee of $5.00. The Law Department is now free to all. The amount thus, saved, will be quite an item to such students as are dependent upon their individual exertions, to secure an education. Chronicles. In Bloom in gton, a prominent inland city of Indiana, dwel ; a worker in fine gold, who was baptized as John P. Smith. And it came to ptiss that John had a vision a progressive spirit appeared to him, crying "Arise, gird thy loins, select a house oa the west side of the square, ornament it, place thy goods upon its shelves, and then shall the people, whh one voice exclaim, 'O, great is John P. Smith, for his store room exceedeth in beauty the palaces foretold of by the prophets.' " Then straightway did John accomplish the wonderful works required of him in the vision, and the people gazed as the work was being dene, and marveled greatly. And i i came to pass that in the sixth month of the vear, when the doors of the new store first

were thrown open, an immense mul

Doxd & Steph enson, of Karrodsburg, Indiana, have one of the finest stock of Drugs that can be found anywhere, as well as a good iinnnKf of Oils. TjmTs Wick.

Tobacco, Cigars, and fine tituce w gathered together, who for Medical purposes. Dr. Dodd imPlore1 0 P them of his has had many years experience us a io .th Vf .. . , " . ii. wildly thrust into his; lace. iNow practicing physician, and thoroughly 3 naderstands the compounding of, John was a patient man and slow to

S, V0WA SfMVSIM

No question about Barrett's. Just Received. 45 bbls. assorted Sugar. 2,000 lbs. Coffee. 2,600 gal. Stone Ware. 50 kgs. Wheeling Naile. 10 kgs. Eng. Soda. 10,000 lbs. Bacon ; Lard, ectra nice j 40 M Gun Caps ; Powder, Lead and Shot, Salt, White Fish and Mackerel, Dried Beef, Face, Molasses and Syrnps, Prunes, Canned Fruits, Fruit Extracts, Pickles, Bpicea, Soaps as'td, Starch Candles, Xye Stuffs, Ropes and Twines, Brooms and Brushes, Fruit Jars, Wood and Willow Ware, Cutlery, Glass and Queensware in great variety. Please examine our stock and prices. Dunn & Co. May 16, 1869w4. The "Fountain uv Ytoth." Barrett's. Taxes! Taxes! Persons ow

ing United States Taxes in Monroe County, on the April and Annual Lists for 1369- are again requested to call and pay ths same immedi

ately, and avoi WM. St. Bl

Md the penalty.

BBOWNING, Deputy

U. 8. Collector Monroe Co.

Biretf s claims to be the best.

A Bargain.

A nice farm one mile and a half west of

Bloc min gton, containing 93 acres, will be old cheap, if application be made soon to

X. T. Taylor.

Toe farm is all in grass, has a comfort

able residence and a No. 1 barn on it together with a large orchard of choice ftui If any one desires to buy a rice

nttls farm, cheap, let him call at E. T, Taylor's Provision Store, soon. Barrett's Hair Restorative.

FOR T1IB SKIN. Bey lit Cream Curee Itch. Boyd's Oream Ores Scratches. Boyd's Oream Cv.res Tetter. Boyd Cream Cures Pimples B-yyds Cream Cures Old Sores. Boyd's Cream Cures alU Eruptions of the Skip. It b wild and pleasant to use, highly perfumed, contains no poison, and i8 (Specially adapted to children. Sold bv R H

VAkrronj.. n Bloomington. feh)T6m '

emnly said, "Behold, my friends, I give thee these standard American Wauches, this gold jewelry, and my fancy goods, and of thy greenbacks will I take a few, for the wholesale

dealers delight in them greatly. And the multitude were exceedingly

glad, and went away to sing the

praises of Jeweler John P. Smith.

The reduction cf the National Debt during the moath of June, is shown by the official report of the Secretary of the Treasury to be

$16,410,131 54: the reduction of

the debt for the first four months of

Geaeral Grant's administration is shown to be thirty-six million, four huadred and sixty thousand, seven

hundred and seventy-nine dollars and forty-three certs. We have

looked carefully through our Dem

oci atic exchanges, to see what would l)e said about this promising state of

affairs, but they maintain a sullen silence on the subject. Why is it ; are they not rejoiced al; the brighten ing prospects of die country, or -a a they see no virtue in a Republican administration ?

A Railroad Item. Editor Pkhocuat: It is very affable, indeed it is, to sen how our worthy friend of the Progress laughs at our efforts in striving to procure a Kail Kond, East and West, ho must he very mad about something, wonder what it is? wonder i;:' he would not like a pass over it now 'I If he

wi';l have the kindness to call on uie, I will give l.irn o:ie to Starvation Bottom or Saddler's Or?en. R. The above we find in the Bloom -ington Democrat of last Saturday. "R," it is generally understood, means Professor Raney. -'Affable, '' according to Webster's Dictionary, means "civil, easy of manner or conversation," so that it is somewhat difficult to understand the Professor's meaning. The Professor accuses us of laughing at his (the Professor's) efforts to procure a railroad. Now the Professor was never more mistaken in his life. We want to see the Professor's railroad, and would willingly pay so.ne taxes to procure it. How much will the Professor pay ? We are in earnest about the railroad business, and would like to sec some of the prominent railroad men who wore to consult with the Professor, and many more of the business men of Bloomington would like to ;$ee them. The Professor exhibits a very unkind and unchristian spirit, the Professor does, in signifying his desire to give us "a pass to Starvation Bottom." If the Professor has so much of this world's goods, and the power that money gives, the Professor should entertain a feeling

of charity toward us poor Bloomingtonites. We cannot all be Professors of Mineralogy, nor builders of railroads, and hence haven't the money nor the influence which is the exclusive property of the Professor. This is our misfortune, not our fault. Toward t'ae Professor we entertain none but the kindest feelings, and humbly beg that the Professor will allow us, aud many more of the people of Blooming ton, to entertain our own views in the matter of railroads that the Professor will permit us poor wretches, who unfortunately own property in

Bloomington, to express our feelings occasionally, though oar views should not entirely agree with the Professor':!. Grant us this our Prayer, O, Professor, and thine shall be the power and glory, forever and aver. Equation of Time.

Julj' 5 4 min, 10 sec. do 1 2 5 min, 14 sec. do 19 E min, IS sec. do 2G 6 min. 13 sec. 1&.COME TO SMITH & Cochran's Jewelry Store, and examine those beautiful bronze Brackets, Shelves ltid Toilet Stands. Particular attention is paid to the repairing of Clocks and Watches. American watches of the most improved patterns, can bo found at our store. Come and examine the new Moss Agate Jewelry. - ii J Fee & McCune have thoroughly re-organ ized their Meat Shop, in Butler's buildir,g, and have painted and arranged their room wiv.h great taste. Here you will find no

smell of putrid meat no swarm of

ravenous flies, the usual greetings!

upon entering a meat, shop door. Mart. Alexander is Professor of Anatomy, at this Institution.

Chip!) and Splinters. James S. Rawlins, of Columbia,. Missouri, was elected to address the Alumni of Indiana State University, in 1870 Wallace Hight tells us that the farmers ott on Rocky Branch, north of town, (including himself) are building a gravel road. Gravel can be procured from the bed of the stream, and with but little labor, a good road may be constructed Wm. McPhetridge has the contract for moving G. W. Batterton's house, and his job is rapidly nearing completion. Mac is full of energy and activity, and will succeed in anything he undertakes A. J. Mitchell, we learn, hiis secured a position on the Louisville & Nashville Railroad,and has abandoned his Ice Cream Saloon enterprise. Jack is a No. 1 railroad man, aud deserves a good situation The Auditor advertises for

SPECIAL NOTICES.

proposals to build two stone abutments for a bridge across Clear Creek, near Harrodsburg. Contractors will please make a note of this Bloomington has the neatest and most commodious Postoffice in the State (excepting only Indianapolis) as well as the most accommodating and competent Postmaster-

The drawings, for the Jail and Sheriff's residence, can be seen at the Auditor's Office. The building will present a handsome appearance, and will be an ornament to the city, when built One mile from Worth) ngton, is a sycamore tree, which, at a hight of six feet from the ground, measures 39 feet and 11 inches in circumference, so says Col.

Wines, of Bloomfield Next

Saturday, July 10th, is fixed upon as the "Last Day," by the Millerites,

or Second Adventists. It is doubt

ful whether the earth will burn with

any degree of readiness, after being

so thoroughly soaked with rain. It may be, however, that the smoky condition of the atmosphere is attributable to the impending confla

gration the fire may have already

begun, at the outer edges, and Monroe county being the center of the earth of course, several days may in

tervene before it reaches us

"Comical Gliosis,'- and "She was just about the Age," are the titles of two pieces of music :receivtd from John Church & Co. of Ci ncinnati., O.

At the Great New York Store of Chas. 3?.Tuley&Co. the intesest on the part of customers, is as great as ever. This firm keep an immense stock of good, and every line is largely represented. You can get u fine Hat, a full suit of clothes shirt, drawers, pants, vest, neck-tie and coatand a aeat-fitting pair of Boots, at thiii store they will dress a man "from top to toe,'1 and at a very small expenditure of money. If you buy $20 worth,they deduct 5 per cent., and $19 pays the bill. The New York Store is on the south tide of the public square. Mind thai,

Transfers of Real Estate, For the week ending July 3, 186, reported by Wm. H. Jones, Recorder: Malcom Mc Bride to Town, Devol it Co., 320 acres of land in Polk township, $;:00. ' F. M. Falknor ard wife to Philli p "VV. Perdue, a part of lot No. 2 in the town of Ellcttsvillo, $2,300. Jefferson Fa:rr to Reuben Stepp, 40 acres

i of land in Marion township, $3uo.

.M.artha A. Uardesty to Archibald McOinnis, In-lots 199 a ad 200 in the town of Bloomington, .$800. Archibald Kirby to Sop-hia J. Monson, In-lots 26, 27 and i in the town of Kllettsville. Quit CUim. $25. Chester Monson o Sophia J. Monson. In.lots 125 and 126 in town of EllotUville. $500. John Jones to Wm. P. Koons, 80 acre of land, more or less, ic Indian Creek township, $1,500. mI. Sanders & Soss inform us that the goods they keep to exchange for Wool, have taken Premiums at a number of Hairs, that they are made of good, long wool, and will prove to be always as represented. They want all the Wool they can get, and at their farm, west of town, will pay the most liberal prices. Take your Wool to I. S. & Sons. wThe Scbool Tmiatees Held an election, on Tuesday, July

6th, 1869,, for Teachers of the Graded School, and the following named ladies were chosen : Julia Ross, Mattie J. Small, Annie L. Rice, Mrs. Ijou Evans, Mattie L. Mercer, Miss S. J. McCord and Gertrude Hayes. E. P. Colo was re-elected Superintendent.

Marriage Licenses were granted to

R. C. Robinson and Sarah Chamberlain, Theodore Buskirk and Jennie Hill, Thomas Scolland and

Annie Deegan, James Lincicomb and Mary S. Lincicomb, Robert Stout and Ellen Knight Some of the "west side" fellows found time,last Monday afternoon, to tie a box to the caudal appendage of an

immense black dog, that has, for a week or more, been dozing in front of Nolan's. Mr. Dog didn't care a

cent for the noisv addition to his

tail, and the artists who attempted the sensation, lost their box and twine, without value received in the way of fun One of the most lamentable features connected with Fourth of July on Sunday, is the fact that many of the first colored citizens of Bloomington, were wending their way to afternoon Prayer

Meeting, when the brass band came past the Methodist Church Their minds were prepared for worship their eyes turned inward, reviewing the acts of the past week, and with becoming humility they were about to

pour forth their souls in hymns of

praise ; but alas, suddenly they were brought to a realizing sense of the wickedness of the human heart even the heart of the white man by the rattle and crash of a brass band. All else we might forgive ; this, never! Go to, thou workers of iniquity The hogs have two very fine bathing places, on the public square, and are making the

most of their opportunities, this wet summer A correspondent writes to us, asking what difference there is between a violation of "aesthetic taste," and a violation of auricular taste wants to know, you know, if the constan' braying of an incipient brass band, is not more annoying than an oacasioiud glimpse of a brush pile ? We are grieved to learn thot a pious friend who owes us $2.50, had his feelings lacerated by those patriotic fellows last Sundav. We trust his grief will not cause him to ignore that little account Business is quite brisk in the harvest field.

Shelburne Falls, Vermont, has a citizen who claims to be the "champion horse swapper." He is now forty years of age, and has traded horses oyer 600 times.

To Conguntptires. THE Advertiser, havia been restored to health in a few week;i, by a very simple remedy, fefler huvinp; suflered several years from a severe lung affection, and that dread disease Consumption, is anxi&ns to make known to his fellow Hiifi'ereni the means of cure. To all who desire it, he will (tend a copy of the prescription, tree ol charge, with the directions for preparing ar d using the same,

which they will hud a sore ure for Con

sumption, Asthma uronchitm, ete. The object of the advertiser in Bonding the

Prescription is to henent the afflicted, and

spread information vbich he conceives to be invaluable, and he l opes ever sufferer wlli try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.

Parties wisuiing the prescription will please uddress, Kfv. EIiWaKD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kiugs County, New York May 26 It. Errors of Yonth.

A GENTLEMAN who mffered for years

trom Nervous Ueml ty, rn mature Decay, and

all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will

for the sake, of aifienng rumanity, send free t. all who need it, the receipt ind directions

for making the simple remedy by which he was cured. Bullet era wuihinji to profit by

tne advertisers experience, ca n do 80 by ad

dressiug, in perfect confidence.

JOHN B. OiiDEN, No. 42 Oedar street, N. T.

May 516 ly.

Important Fact. We see that

persons of strong const it atioriB, and young,

suffer for days with pains of the limos, loss of appetite and fever, 'who suddenly get wetl after a cholic followed by slimy, bilious stools. The relief produced by these evacuations were the original guide to the

idea anu practice ot purration. ana whicn,

when cnlorced b-; Brand reth s Pills, always

benefits, usually cures, s nd often prevents

disease, especially scrrlot Dever and diseases of similar character.

I. L. Cook, publisher of the "State Ban

ner," Uenningtoi, Vt., says isrendreth's

Pills cured hire of DyiipepMa, after heme

afflicted with it over five years. His friends and doctors considered his recovery impossible ; but six boxes of Brandreth's Pills

restored his health perfectly. A young lady of Mount Pleasant was sorely troubled with Tape-worm. All advice and medicine failed to help her. She had no rest. Thin, careworn and unhappy, she looked the picture of misery. At last ehe concluded to try Brandreth's Pills. In one year she took seventy-two boxes. They brought away, according to her computation, over two hundred yards of tape-worm. At length all her bad symptoms lei't her; she slept and ate natural ly, and her bsalth became fully restored. July. "A Word to Housemen." DR. TOBIAS' Celebrated Venetian Horse Linimeit has been tested by the first Horsemen in this country, and proved to be superior to any other. The late Hiram Woodruff, of "trotting fame," wan never without a bottle in his stable. It is also used by Col. Bush, of the Jerome Park Course, at Fo-dham, H. Y., who has over twenty running horses under his care, among which runk some of the finest stock in America. It is warranted to curt) Lameness, Sprains, Scratches, Bruises, Oralis, Cuts, Wind Galls, Colic, Sore Throat. Nail in the Poot, and Over Heating, when used according to ths directions. All who own or employ Horses are assured that this Liniment will do all. if not more, :.n curing the i.bove named complaints. No horse need die of Colic, if, when -Jrst taken, the Liniment is used according to the directions. Always have a bottle in your stable. Price, in Pint bottles, One Dollar. The genuine is signed S. I. Tobias, on the outside wrapper. For sale bv the Druggists,

Saddlers, and Storekeepers throughout the

united totates. Depot, 10 rarfc riace, New York. July A GREAT POLITICAL REVOlution was accompanied by the electian of Grant, and a revolution of imnienae social importance ha been effected by the general

substitution o:' that pure and harmless

preparation, Cristadoro's Exeekior Hair Dye, for ths deadly compounl of lead and brim

stone, of which, according to the "Journal of Chemistry' and the "Sled.cal Gazette,''

more than thir:y varieties have been foisted upon the public I Cris .adoro's Dve is the

only one that HAS BEEN ANALYZED; and Professor Chilton, ever his own signature, declares that it is perfectly wholesome.

Ch-istadoro' Hair Preservative, as a Dressing, acts like a charm on the Hair after

Dyeing. Try it. Sold by all Druggists,

ly you do not feel well, you send

for a doctor, he calls upon you, looks wise

suekn the head ot uis cane, scrawls some hieroglifics upon a piec'3 of paper which

you take to a drug store, and there pay SOcts to $1 00 besides th-3 doctor's fee, for a remedy nine times out oat ten not half as good as Judson's Mountain Herb Pills, which is only 2fcts. per box. Do you think the former the best because you pay the most for it, if you do, wo advise you to uf.e just for an experiment tho Judson's Mountain Herb Pills and see for yourself, that they are one of the besi family medicines compounded, they cure He?dache, Indigeitions, Billiousness, Jaundice, and all Female Irregularities. Give the Mountain. Herb Pills a trial. Sold by all dealers.

SPRING TRADE.

Headquarters for

and Shoes.

Booto

C

tiase

Co

0

the Square,

Vest Side of

Are Now Opening (lie Largest and most cenplete stock of Boots and Shoes, erer broight to this Darket. BUYING IN THE BEST AND

LOWEST MARKETS FOR CASH,

THEY CAN AND WILL SELL AT THE

THEY EENEW THED2 OFFEB TO NEAR BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS, !

To Duplicate any Cincin

nati Bill.

Having been in the market at the tine of tike late nnprecc-

dented competition between the throigh freight lines, THEY WERE ENABLED TO SECURE THE SHIPMENT OF THEIR GOODS AT ONE-FIFTH THE USUAL BATE.

This, with other advantages they

retail their goods at WHOLES.

caaHetllhoa to

E PRICKS.

Xe Soto JWEiattual Life Ins. Co., OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI CASK! CAPITAL, - - ..... 150,000 Stockholders' ResponnlblUty to Assured, - 300,000 90 THE DE SOTO MTJTTJA1L Takes the position that money being worth more in the West than ic the Eaat anable a well managed Western company to declare a battel dividend than any ICaatem one oaa. Then why should our citizens send their money Eaat to be loaned at 1 pe- cent to build up rivali interests, when oar own people want the money at 10 per cent, interest, and will furnish just ss good security f To concentrate capital at home, to develop the resource! of OUR OWN COUNTRY, is a matter in whioh every Western citiwn has aa interest. THE DESOTO MUTUAL In maturing its plans and peculiar features, and in getting up tlte Policy the eoanMwy issues, secured the aid of the highest mathematical ability they ooukj obtain, and the experience and wisdom of those who have for years made Life Insurance a business and a stud.v. No life Insurance Company now before the public star ds on a more solid and substantial basis, than the Be Soto Mutual. The company stan Is pledged to He policy holders for $300,000 a sum double its cash capital. The stringent law under which it was organized makes each stockholder liable for double the amooitt of His stock. Every company orgmized under the new and rigid laws of Missouri have to make a deposit with the Treasurer of State of 9100,000, subject to the inspection tmd under the supervision of the Superintendent of insurance, whose duty it is to maks an annual report t the Legislature, showing the condition of all companies organised or doing business In said State. The ID e Soto Mutual We be lieve issues a BETTER POLICY than any company in th United States. It is a pUin. simple, short, ye, comprebeasivo contract, not liable to the doubtful construction which ehtracterizes many Life Policies, aud does not make the usual restrictions oa travel THE. DE SOTO MUTUAL makes all policies nonforfeitable; divided surplua among policy holder s ; takes only first class risks Bates aa low ss leading aah oompnntes No

extra charge tor msuiintr tne lives oi lemaies.

Notice to IV'on-llesldeiaitB. Tlie State of Indiana, Monroe county, in the Common Pleas Court, August (cn.t, 1869. Divorce. Clarissa Dexter vs. Giistavus Dexter. Now cornea the plaintiff, by James B. Mulky, Attorney, and files her comprint herein, together with an affidavit that said dt-fondant is J ot a resident of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendnnt that tin'' s he be iind appear on the first dav of tiv ; rn. of tne Common IUras tV.;n. : ! ii.ien on tee third Mon.l v iiv;u.'i, A D. 1869, at the Court II oi, :ii hNiominsiton, in said ctH nty. .-iii1. 'i.ite, Mel i.iiswer or demur to fni-i complain;, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. Witness, my name, anc the seal of said Court, affixtid at Bloom. ngton, this 15th dav of May. A I). 18W. BO BERT C. FOSTER, Clerk. June 10, 18l.i. w3.

The Neuralgia tiiermiuator, THE BISHOP PILL ! THE BISHOP PILL I TUK rilSlloP PILL ! Not 'Brandreth's, not 'Aysr's,' not Wright's hut " Cottar's'' Bishop Pill, "Which is bound to take the place of all others ; a pure'y vegetable P:ll (sugar coated,) and of extraordinary efficacy for Costivenitss, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Headuehos, Nervous; Debility, Liver Complaint, Ac.1' Medieul Journal. S')it 8. Positively the best Pill in the World. Thousands of boxes not-- uned. For sale at FEE & WTLIE'S Grocery Store.

.IAS H RRITTON, President iSuite National Bank, WM R BUR II. President St Louis National Bank, HENRY THRVRR President Union National Bank, JOHN It IJiiNBKRI.KR, Piesiden, 3d National Banfc, HENRY HITUUOUOK, all ot St. Louis.

JAS H LTJ0AB, WILLIAM BALBSTTNE. ADAMANTINE JOHNSOX, ANDREW MAXWELL,

JAMES TRABUE, of Trghue Company. 0 N WARKfcN, of 0 N Warren 4 Oo.

B A ROBINSOX.of B A Sobmeom & Co. CALDWELL, Esq , Atty. of Lwdsvilk.

.IAS II LUCAS. President,

H CHRISTOPHER, M I), Medical Director, H'ESRY HlTGIIi;t)CK, Esq., Atto-ney, GEORGE T PITTMAN, General Agent.

M B ALLEN-TINS, Viae KzeeUtftk

a i 1 1 1 1 in a:i , oecreiary, Professor R o ABEND!, Aosaary

MLOOMIHGTOX BOARD OF REFHREIfCEt Professor DANIKL KIRKWOOD, LAWSON K McKINNET. WILLIAM A GABE, LEROTHCHASE, JAMES W COOKBRLY, JOHN R. EAST. WILCOX & MEANS, State Agent. IncttanapoUa, Indiana. ROBERT H CAMPBELL, Ageut at Bloomington. ' June , 0 w

J. Frank Pee. John E. Wyhk. Fee & Wyiiee TiKAI.KKS IN Groceries, Provision, CoofectioiK ri"-, Tobacco and Cigar'. Thf.nkful for past favors, they hope to niL-rit a cont nuance o!' the tame. Call and see th m at "Joliti&toii's Corner" south west corner publL' sci i tre. Jan. 2d, 1868.

Milllnery Woods. 1ot, Hosiery and Fancy Goods. Goileae Avenue, North of Sixth St. OUR SPUING STOCK, which has Just been opened, is by far the most full and complete) ever brought to Bloomington In addition to a complete stock of the most fashionable Millinery Goods, we have now a full and carefully selected stock of Gloves and Hosiery. We propose to do a cash business, exclusively, ana will sell goods at a small profit Bleaching and Pressing Done in a satisfactory manner, and on the short ast notice. An inspection of our new stock is respectfully solicited. MRS. 8. J. BEERS, MISB E M. FAKIB, Bfcomtogtma, April l, 199w6

Administrator9 Sale. XJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 the undersigned Administrator of the estate of Robert AC. Lathes, deceased, laxr of Richland township, Monroe eMaty, Indiana, will ofler for sale, oa Tuesday, July 13, 186, on the premises,, being on. the Cathcartihrm, west of Bloomington, all the personal property of said deoedoat, consisting iu part of Horses, one Wagon, Hogs, Qattle, Farming Utensil, ire sens of Growing Corn, five acres of Growing1 Oats, sjpd other things too tedious to manuoo. Tk&ms or Six Note with approved security, payable December fi, 1869., on all sums over 93, under $3 cash in hand. JOHN & FULLERTON, june23ta A&ninistrator.

The French Cfe Pot The Mewett Hareily, PERSONS who desire food, clew eoAe, should prcsure one of tho famous FBEXCH COFFEE POTS, manufactured in Bloomincton, at the ezoxe of James Small. With this Coffee Pet. all the flavor ot the coffee b.n is rotamed, with all the balsamic and itimulaticc pawem of it essence ; and the coffee is cl acred without the uso of eggs, isinglass, car any of the substanoBB usually neoessA.-y, Housekeepers will consult their own interests by inspecting thie useful invcotioo, at the Hardware Store of TAMEB SMALL. Bloomington, IncLApnl 7, X89.