Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 14, Bloomington, Monroe County, 4 August 1869 — Page 2

BLOOMIHGTON PROGRESS.

"William A. Gabe, h.'difo;- end Proprietor.

"W EDNESDAY", AUGUST 4, !8ti9.

with the .Hcesu'y feebleness of an inexporieiued Piooet'iitor to aiil it, :i trial kwiu's a Htlk betxor ihun :t roc of chance. Indiana i'jU$ Jvur-nal.

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The P(fors'f;tirg (V:0 Index, rci'es the foil " wini snake story : ."Kvoninsr bote c last, Mr. ('liarlos

jlus, a voting man between

liftoon an 1 ni lien yoars of iv, while lying ashrp at his brother's store in JMantl oni, was nvaknet by n verv our .on s sensation about

On oncninir his ows, he

Tiie Eclisi; on Saturday Next. The Sensation of the day, is the approach iug eclipse of the Sim, on Saturday afternoon next. The chief points of popular in

terest in a total solar eel ipso, and uA :u.Pi

those also, that can be ; seen bythe;W:;s snrpiised io find his boll v en-

naKeu eye, are a? ioiiows s em-led bv a line blaek snake ami 1. The changes in the color of, tho lieadof thereptile in elose prosthe sky and clouds, aed in the colors imjty to his moi-.th. The snake was aftd shades of the distant landscape, , evidently inhaling the venng man's and also of near objects. 2. The breath, or endeavoring" to insert its approach aad retreat of the dark . hoa(l juto his month, and it was the shadow, which may be stated ap-; mU contact with his face which proximately to be at the rate of a awakened him. The impudent repmile a secern:1. 3. The degree of tile, on being shaken off. managed darkness dur ng the totality, its to escape. t h said to be very long effect upon arhuals and plants, and ami very larn;o. Shortly boforwhether stars, can be seen; and if going to 'sleep Mr. Hughes drank a so, how raary, what stars, and of quantity of mil.'i, and it i s supposed what color. 4. The corona, or halo th ? snake was attracted bv its odoof light, which lrroumls the moon, ia the young nan's breath".

and wnien ustaiiy appears inree or

Carbolic Acid. A veil known

four seconds previous to the total

extinction of the sun's light and continues visible for about the same

general, it miy be compared to the ,,, . ' , . . ,, fa. , ' J . -l .1 ,.,,i oilensive odor arising iroai a eancernimbus commonly painted around ,r . r 1 i , , , ? .1 t n ,v cas affection, discovered that the the heads of the saints, lo the v ,. ,. , , , , application also entirelv removed naked eve, the corona appears to , , - ' , , , , o .1 the cancer. One-fourth ot an ounce start out from the dark body ot the c ... ... 11,3 1 . . 4i p of carbolic acid is diluted wr h a moon, nist ac the moment ot the , . . . . , x Ti i- t i n ' -, quart (thirtv-two flmd ounces) of total eclipse. It is the mosi start- 1 v , , . . -.. , r. . . 1 . P ti water, and th? lotion is applied line and impressive incident of the , '. , . , 11 , ,P e ,1 , . . three times a daw A weaker soluechpse the climax ot the whole . . . . ... , 1 j 1 . tion, containing one-eighth ot an phenomenon ami perhaps the most ' , 7. . , 7 . , r. - rn ounce ot eai uohc acia to the quart thill ins efleet m nat ure. o. lhe . , , 1111 1 r 7 1 ,l;,i, ot water, would probably be a safer rose-eolowHl pro jeet 10113, which ap- .. .' x pear around the margin of the : application. moon's disJ, are often (though not j rp, , , TK, . , 1 11 ia,k i j ! lhe K;ehmond 11 laq a leading always) visible to the naked eve. i ,, ., r. -.v b rf.,7 1 t . i organ ot the .Southern Democracy, u. lhe sphericity ot the moon, 1 ? ., . . e , v ,.,1 1 1 outs the acquaintance of its old which has sometimes been seen pro- .... , 1 . ,, v

icviMi imnn linorht slrv : nlsn The r . .

J.ii-... F, 1 savinsr

liailrosid M'Cilinfr. I'i...M'x.-.toN, Inl , .tub.- aut, ?.'.v.K Ed. of fVoyrcas S: It : Pursuant to a notice given, a hrge number of the citizens of Monroe County, and delegates from Broun county, met at the Court House, to take the initiatory steps to secure the building of a i iail road l'roi 1 l.ilooniington to IJlooinlield, Iud., in order to reach the immense 10a 1 and iron iields lying in Monroe and Greene counties. The meeting was organized by calling Gov. Paris 0. Dunning to the Chair, and appointing Major tlainej 15. Mnlky, Ksq., Secretary. The meeting was add 'es-ed by Gov. Dunning, and various o:her gentle

men present, on the importance of

a Kailroid running either trorn or through Bloomhigton, from some point cast to the mineral regions. After considerable discussion, on motion, a committee rf six consisting Mcsers. Malkv, J. D. Maxwell, Eii K. Millcn, George M. Chase, Henry Eller and Dr J. P. Woodward were appointed 0 prepare and circulate a petition, as provided for by an act of the last Legislature, entitled "An act to audicrize aid to the construction of Railroads by

"What we have done has

theskv between the earth and the "

v spilt ui men ojijnwuiuii. t:an;

more mdobteil to Presulent tyrant

sun, and sometimes apparently vcr

near the former. 7. The moments of the four contacts should be noted by idl who have even s nail glasses, and who can obtain the correct time.

Perilous Situation. On the 22d ult., at Ellettsville, as the freight train of Mr. Charles Lansford, a conductor on the Louisville, Kew Albany and Chicago Railway", was about moving oS a switch into the main track, Mr. L. took his station on a platform ear of the train, in order to signal the engineer how to move. His back was to the rear end of the train, and as the cars began to move, Mr. Lans'ford stepped slowly backward, and without noticing that he was near the end of the car. Suddenly he took the '"'one step too many," and was precipitated backwards to the track, betw!en two cars. The trair. was in motion, and his fall was not observed. Fortunately he had the presence of mind to draw himself straight out ia the centre of the track, and lie as close aa possible to the ground, and while in this perilous po3ition,eight heavy freight cars passed over him. The brake of on3 of the ears just touched Mr. Lansford on the ear, and this is about all the injury he received. He state;, however, that his suspense was terrible, as he momentarily expected to be struck by one of the crakes, dragged from the place where he lay, and crushed to death. His agony of mind during this time can be imagined, but he says words fail to express it. When he fell,one of his shoulders was slightly bruised by striking against the car.

The accident happened at the same

citizen of Philadelphia, who had,. , , . , V . ' r , . . , .. ' c in and making donations to Jlailbeen using a weak solution ot car- ' t a..

ruau uuinpani'.'s, iu ;in:.stiii, uj uiv Board of County Commissioners, asking said Board to make an appropriation of money to aid any company that would undertake to

build a Kailroad iron or through Bloomington to Blooriilleal. On motion, the Secretary was instructed to correspond vrith prominent men on the subject, in the counties of Brown, Bartholomew and Deeatur, as to our i.etion, and the feeling on the subject of a through line of Rai'.road in this county. On motion, the Committee were instructed to tlx the amount in their petition at not more than one per centum, on the taxablcs in the county. On motion, meeting adjourned, to meet in the Court House again, on Saturday, the 7th day of August, to fiuthe.- consider the subject, and if lvscessary take further ae-ion.

PARIS O. DUNNING, Pres't.

than to all the Northern Democrats put together, for our deliverance. Let us alone!" So it is that Northern Democracy has ceased to make itself agreeable anywhere. It has disgusted the South, and still persists in- running in the face of -Nort'aern sentiment.

It is said that "hog cholera" may

be entirely prevented by the use of

charred corn cobs. Collect the cobs in a pile, aid burn ;heni till thoroughly charred, and then wet

them out by sprinkling water over them. Saturate tbj mass with

brine, and mix with the food of the

hog?, and no cholera will

them.

aLI'ect

Transplanting in the Night. A gentleman anxious to ascertain the effect of transplanting at night,

instead of by day, made an experi

ment with the following results:

xic trans n;1 nicu ten enerry rrces

while in bloom, commercing at four o'clock in the afternoon and planting one each hour until one o'clock in the morning. Those transplanted during davlight shed their

blossoms, producing little or no fruit, while those planted in the

dark maintained t eir condition fully. He did the iame with ten dwarf trees, after tin fruit was onethird grown. Those t-ansplanted during the day sheu their fruit :

! those transplanted during the night

perfected their crop and showed no

injury from having been removed. With each of these trees he removed some earth with ti e roots. The

incident is fully vouched for, and if

point where Mr. Benjamin Hahn 1 1 iew " ?r

J I 4

manner.

Prosecutors. The Terre Haute Express, in view of the desperate efforts to be

made to save JSmey, the cowardlv assa&in, ia purpose at least, from the penalty of his crime, laments the prevalence of the practice cf making Prosecutors out of younjr and inexperienced lawyers. It is j lamentable practice, and more thar one county has paid the penalty of perpetuating it, in the ineffective prosecution of undoubted offenders, against -.he experience anc fikill of older counsel. How h should ever have become a sort n ' settled thing, that young men, wit! almost their first ease to try, am! their analysis of evidence to ;nake to a jury, should he deemed fit fo -at duty which in all ether countries M entrusted to the ablest meaibers of the bar, is more than we can say. But it is a settled thing, and tin sooner it is unsettled and rearranged ,

the better it will be for the commit

nity.

lrgument to horticulturists, ct

do such work at night. Ex.

:-c. to

Tli2 nations of Europe sustained

a high taritf policy so long as it was for their interest. When free trade

would open lor them a wider and

ixitter market, at the expense of

American labor, their conversion to

that policy was speedy. This is

about all there is of the example of

James B. Mui.ky, Se?

Very Valuable Iiook. Laws of Business for ali the States of the Union, with forms and directions for all transactions, bv Theophilus Parsons, LL.D. Proi". of Law in Harvard University. National Publishing Co., Publishers, Cincinnati, Ohio. "Laws of Business" is a hook that has the all important merit of emanating from one of the highest and most reliable of law authorities, lit is remarkable for its comprehensiveness, its thoroughness, and the very groat clearness with width all the vast variety of topics it embraces are discussed and the entirely lucid and intelligible maniur ia which they are exhibited to even ordinary understandings. We believe we are fully justified in pre-

noiincinsj this a masterly work of

its kind quite nnlike and far superior to anything in the shape of a business Jaw book for general use that has hitherto been seen. t places within the reach and within

the clear apprehension ot every intelligent business man and woman especially r. very young man or woman a complete statement of ail the rules, forms, and principles of the laws of business. It hi ajtverk of wonderful comprehensiveness, of a stylo remarkable for persjiicuity, and authority undoubted. A Clincher. An iron-jacket Baptist, Church ,in Hendricks county, composed with the exception of one member, of Democrats, recently expelled from their church two of the citizens of the county, because they had joined the order of Odd Fellows, and would not renounce and denounce the Order. During the trial, one who was defending the accused, remarked to one of the unrelenting persecutors : "Brother

, how is it that you and I, and

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UTERIFF'S SALE.

LADIES, don't neglect to call at Showers & Ilendrix's Furniture IVarerooms, and secure some of that TT IE1L 1ST I -

Hv virti: "I - "'.ion i ui uircuiej I'iciii the Clerk of tin; Monro Oominnn PIo-is Ccert, I will nxpoee at public sale to tlie highest bithltir, on Siilurdny, Avigust 21st. 186t, bolveon the hoars of 10 i'cloc A. M. and I o'clock P. M. of fuiit day, nt the door of Um (!ourt House" of Mon'ron CJounty, the rents find ro!ltH for a term not exceeding H-vrn year;;, th3 following descriled real co-tut, 1'-wit : Pirt !' tho r'ftst half of t1i; south east qnnrter of Kfctiou twenty-six, town seven, north of rmip! one west, lying touth of In-lnts Numbers one, t.vi, three mid four in tho town of Fairfax, nnd extending down to tho Imnk of Suit Crook, and upon which lot of ground the .Saw-mill acd fixtures are erected.

Also, lots Nv.mb-jrs goven, eleven, tliir-te-n. tW' lv , fourteen, fifteen sixteen, sev-

enteen, (igliti-en, tweiity-tliret thirty-four, thirty-live, thirty-six, thirty-eight, 'thirtynine,' forty, forty one, frty-two,forty-three, forty-foi..r, fortv-hV.', forty-fcix, forty-fever, ioi ty-nine. fifty, llfty-onu anl fifty-two, in the town of Fairfax, Slonroo countv.Indianu. And on fhilure U realize fie full amount of judgment, interests and cost, I will, at tho sumo time und pbiefi expose at public fulo the. fee dmplo of snid real esiatc. Taken us the proiierty of Hiram Butcher, at the suit of Jawefl V. Baxter. Said sale will bo made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. DAWSON E. MetClNNEY, jiily 28, ISC'J. Sheriff Monroe Co.

SHOEMAKER & CO IS COLUMN.

HEEIFF'S SALE.

most of the members of this church, belonged to the Knights of the Golden Circle,- a secret society of

the most objectionable character, and we held our meetings in our church edifice, yet you never accuse any one, then, of belonging to a secret society, and never deemed any one less a christian for his attachment to said organization This was a stumper, and the zealous -brother who so pertinaciously opposed church members belonging to secret societies, was as dumb as Balaam's ass, and he opened not his mouth . A writer contributes the following to a recent number of Once a Week. I went into a shop the other day, to buy what the drapers call "gents'

hose.' .A smiling young lady was behind the counter ; and when I had made an appeal to hex to show me some socks, I was somewhat doubtful what course of action I ought to pursue in order to demonstrate to her the length of my foot. As I am not a burlesque writer, it was clear that I could not lay my boos on the counter and say "with all my sole nor could I paraphrase Dibdin's Jack Tar, when he spoke of the dancer who "so daintily handled her feet." The little woman, however, speedily removed my first perplexity, though only to plunge me into another. "Will you," said she, "please to double up your fist and lay it on the counter I replied that I did not want; gloves, but socks. "And I want to take your measure," she said, "But " I urged, it is the measure of my foot that you require." "Yes," she replied, "and I can get it equally as well from vour hand. Once around

had been somewhat astonished at your clenched fist, at the knuckles,

is the length ot your loot. And she took the measure of my fist, and I took the socks on the fa-it h of the damsel's representation ; and in due course, I found that she was quite right, and had fitted me to a nicety.

Mr. Abraru Lee, o: Illinois, the man who held the luc cy ticket that

drew the Crosby Opera House, in the celebrated Chicago lottery, died at the Burnet House in this city, about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. He had arrived the day previous from Portsmouth, 01) io, and was accompanied by Mr. L. 0. Robinson and several other of his friends irom that place. Ho was intending to take a trip east, anil, these friends were to accompany 1,1m. lie was taken sick on Thursday about noon, and Dr. Mussey was called in to attend him. But medical skill could avail nothing. The disease, dropsy of the heart, from which he had suffered a long tiniD, conquered.

Mr. Lee was about liftv years of

age. Cincinnati Chrcnicb. rj July 24. Novel weapons wtre lr.tcly usee by a htisbaud and wif in Trenton, N. J. in a quarrel ivhib at tea. The man, stung into passion by the sharp and bitter tougi.e of his wife, first picked up a boy t.nd Hung him at her, but ':his novel missile, after flying howling throutrii the air like a screaming shelf, brought up against the stove, anr'l exploded in a series of terrific yeds. The man then snatched up another child and hurled it at his wit:-. This one struck with a dull tlu d against the wall, and the uproar became dreadful. The father was then about to

seize the baby, when tiie vile, who

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By virtue of n execution to mc directed, from the Clerk of the Monroe common ideas O'Hirt, I w:.!l expose lit. public sale, to the highest bid.h r, on Saturday, August 21st, 1800, between the lioiira of 10 o'clock a. m., and

o'clock p. m., of snii ! day at the door c f

die court no'.iso ot innoii;ingmn, in on roe county. Indian;)., the rents and profits for n term not exeew'.ing .-ev.-n ye-an, of the following described real estate, to-wit : Lot Number lifty-two-pS) in the Town of Stinosville, Monroe coi.a:y, Indiana.

And on failure to realiz: the full amount of judgment, interest unci costs, I will, i t

tli1 same timi! and place expo.se at public sale the fee sitoide of said real estate.

Taken as the property ot George II. Puch. sit tho .suit of Huskii-k & Hunter.

fin id salo will lo made v itliout an v relief

whatever fro n valuation ;r nppraisomofct

iws. LAWSOS K JIclviiSNJSl, luK' 2R T.:.l ,"t She -iff ,M.mr.f co.

Jusr, published,

Culvenveh s

these extraordinary proceedings,

picked up a collee-pot filled with the beverage, hot fro n the stove, and hurled it with so true an aim and so vigorous an aria, as to bring the infuriated man to the floor and to terms at one and the same time. The children, f jrt laatt ly, were not seriously hurt. What is called in railway parlance, "through eonnection," seems to have obtained thu maximum of convenience. One of the famous

Europe, and of tho philosophy of 1 "Pullman sleeping couches' arrived foreign politieal economists; on this i in -!"cago, Ihursday even.nps all

tne way lr oni oan .r j anoiseu, uum which point it started last Momlay ; and left the same evening for New

subject, to which reference is so often

made. .. - - Jin The Tipton Times is responsible for the following revelation, which litis some appearance of being genuine. It is fcjtid to have bceu found

ent-The

in which a Squire somctirrcs finds himself: "If thaiii is any Body have any objections of these to Joing in ma'crsmony will Let it bo Kaoing or

Proba'rdv the naltrv Dav cfifor Eaver hold thuir pcee?. Join

the office haa had something to du Lvonr write hands by the thority with the matter, nrd iftt'lma ;i Given to me from the Stait of Ind

York, where, no accident pre ine-, it will arrive Saturday.

''through passenger" who entered tiie car on Monday morning, finds ..Af , ,!.. ... tT-Ult.iif.

.i r ,. Dini-iy wnw. '"'"" among the paper, ot an ex-Justu-e j . . ocpm (o of t.ie Peace, ant? w-as prepared for , ti;ousftnd mUe8, inside ob 3 ot those dreadful emergencies i . . Mr A i. ' m

and the thority that I Hold in my hand I prenounee you man and Wife take your seels."

County Board will do wisely to ad 1

to it by an appropriation. No money is needlessly spent that con -rounds adequate abilities to reprcscr .t;

and protect ti e interests of comimi- j Cold water and lead oured Juv

n.iy. jar cnruinat law, as we saiu j is. un nail, a Jlielngan .ly carp-si-the other day, is far too favorable tor, of a passion ibr strong drink, to the "unfortunate" scoundrel, who , He took the lead in his ear, and finds himself brought up to face s.n ' then surrounded himself with the indictment aad the evidence, ai.d water.5 of Cheney's creek.

way travel could be rendered more expeditious or conifor :able than this. -m General Sherman married the

dautfhter of Thomas K.vmsr, ot

(Jhio, who

The Elections for 1869. The following are the States and Territories which hold elections this year, and the principal officers to be elected : Tennessee, August 6 Governor, State officers, and Legislature. Montana, August 10 Delegate to Congress. Vermont, September 7 -Governor, State officers and Legislature. Maine, September 12 Governor, Legislature. Colorado, October 5 Delegates to Congress. Pennsylvania, October 12 Governor, Judge and Legislature. Iowa, October 12 Governor, State officers and Legislature. Ohio, October 12 Governor,

State officers and Legislature

manhood : How Ibost, JIIow Restored.

new edition of

'elebrated Essay-

on tliu radif.il ei.ro (without medicine) o Spei'nimntorrlHva, or Seiivr.nl Weakii??, Ir

voluntary Seminal Lo?, impoteacy, Meut il and riiysieiil Jnenpncity, '!nipe)imentB to Mnniai:e, etc , n'so Oonsti option, Kpiliosv,

and Fits, ioduct-d by self indulgence or Sexual extravagance. tSgfTrieo, ia u sealed envelope, only C cents. The celeb-rated author," in this admirable essay, clearly demonstrate from a thirty years' .!ieee3.-l'u! practice, "Iiat the nlnrminj; eonsiquencert of $eli-abt! may te radically

etu-cd, without the it uiiic,- us use of inter mil medicine or the applies, .ion of the knife pointing out a nir.de of cui--; at once simple, certain tmd effectual, by niciins of whit-h every sufferer, no matter hat his condition may be, may ere himself cteaply, privately, and radically. 3? This Lecture should bo in the bauds of every youth and every matt in the laod. Sent, under seal, in a flain envelope; to any address, postpaid, on receipt of six cent?, or two roRt stan.ps. Alse, Dr. Culverwell's "Mairiaco Guide," price 23 cents. Address the Publisher. Oil AS. .J. C. KL1NK 4 Co , 127 Bowery, New York, Post-Offi.e liox 4,f.Stl. JulyS lS9-r

MCCALLA

& CO.,

JgEEP iJie largest stock of

JOIfcY GOODS, NOTIONS, DRESS TRIM MINGS, Hosiery and Cloves, HOOF SKIRTS, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Scliool Books and Stationery, COTTON YARNS AND BATTING,

Quccnswarc. Stoneware and Glass-

vmre, Ii)e-stujfst Salt, MYIIKAtLEC CE3IE31T, &C,

Anj-v.-here to be found, between theta.i bark region o!" lirown county, and the rich

iron i.thI coal fields of Greene. If you expect lo buy good chenier than you ever fiw them, here or elsewhere, besuretohave your pocket b.-iok full of Greenbacks The

moittfh is vat j; ts the sheep goois. july'21 CilasN Fruit Jars, self-sealers, and

first-rate, tit McCALL.l $ CO S. Stone Fruit Jars. (New Albany malte'at MeCALLA & COS. '

DR. JOHN BULL'S (si? at Remedies. DR..IOUN BULL, Manufacture ,& Vender of tbe Celebrated SMITHS TONIC SIRDP ! FOf: TUR CUKE OP AGUE AND FEVEK OR CHILLS AND PEVER. TIIE proprie tor of this cclobrated Cicdicioe justly claims for it a superiority' ovw 0 ever offered to the public for tbe safe certain speedy and p. rmaneut cure of Ague and Fever, or Chilbi and Fever, whether of sber or long atandiug. Ue refers to the mtiro

eiera ana southwestern country to bear him testimony to the troth of tbe assertion

inai. in no easo wbateTer will it fail to cure,

a tne directions are strictly followed and carried out. In limtminnn-..

aose has l?een sufficient foi a cure, and whole

lurames oare Deen curea by single bottle with perfect restoration of the general health. It i Iiowever, prudent, and in evert tMiBc moro certain to cure, if u use i$ on-

tinucu m sniftiier dosea Sir u wpek r to after tlirt i1Wa tha Kma j.k.LAj -

v .. vscvbtu, ncwrv especially in d fficnlt and long ttandwz Cases, f l : i'. . . r

j auaur buis uitiiviiie win not require any aid to keep t':u boirels in good order ; should the patient, however, require a cathartic medicine after having ttken t'nree or fenr doses of the Tonic, a single dose of Bull' Vegetoble Funilv Pills will be efficient. DK. JOHN BOLL'S Principal Offiee : Ko 4C fifth, Cross Street, LOUISVILLE, KY.

California, October 10 Judg&s

was a member 01 un. t Vl invmc wuu.

Tay lor's Cabinet. Thi alone would , Ww York iNovemuer atate

have bt:cn a cuod start in liib lor oidccra Axmpa ami i.egis lau ire .

any yr.nn,.r nuui. Jl'K Davis, fo.

his

New Jer.-cv. Xovcmbcr 2 Legis-

hftiid of latnrc. l ' 11 1 i.4--. O

;imi i uitissauinist-'iis, iivvvuiuei i.

Gcnr.ial Grant m:irr:.od a Miss Dent,

first- wife, won

tary lcyiors

i Ho

dansrli :(T

of Sift.. J oni.-. uiorc s'-nso Ibr. fors lit, for a P

She v. j:ir"ntly has i .shov;, and is thotvesitlcnt d .vife.

i&"Fov Job Prini ing, come to lh(! Blooiniiurt iu l'rofjrm Oili'.-.

Governor, State officers and Legis

la.tu re. Wisconsin, Novembeii 2 State oiTieors and Jjcgislature. Mississippi and Texas, November 12 Governor, State ollicers and Legislature.

gllERIFF'S SALE. By -rirttw of a certified copy of a decreo to trie directed from the Clerk of the Mon roe Common. Pleas Court, in a cti use wherein Alary Myers is p'.aintill' nnd Thomas U. Mc.Cune and T. C. Dunning nr-3 defendants, reuiring mo to make tho um of four hundred mid twenty-eight dollars and forty-four cents, with interest on said decree and' costs, I will expose it f ublic salo to the highest bidder, on Sftturdny, August; 28, 18fi9, between tbe hours of 10 o .dock A. M., nnd 4 o'clock P. M.. of siiid di.y, at the door of tho court hou?e, of Monroe county, tho rents and profits for lei m not exceeding seven years, of tho following described real estate, to-wit: Commencing at the south-west corner of lot No. thrc-e hundred and forty-flve; running thence east nincty-nino feet to a stake; thence north one hundred tiad thirty-two feet; thence west ninety-nine feet; thence south one hundred and thirty-two feet to tho place of beginning, tho sntno being a part of In-lots in the town of Bloomington, and known and designated as follows : Inlots ? tii and 340. If such rents and profit:! will not sell for n sulBeient sum to satisfy said 'decree, interest arid costs, I will, at she same timcnnd place, expose to public sale tho fee simple of said real estate, er so much thereof as may be sufficient i o discharge said decree, interest and costs. Said sale will bo math? without any relief whatever from valuation and appraisement laws. LAWS03T E. McKINNKY, .Tulvl-t '0w3 Sheriff Monroe co.

M. A. nrjfS . K. BATTKKTOK. P. C. DUitlf.

USN & CO.,

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General Produce, Commission

And Forwarding Mercliaints, "Wholesale a.id Retail GROCERS, And dealer,; in Nails, Katihawa and Lake Salt. White. Fish, &e., Bloomington, Ind. Miiv!ifi7-v

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andbills printed e:peditiously and i.-bi;:iply, at the Pro,? '04 office.

" Tarranty 1 lends arid Mortgagee for V sale at the Progress jtffle A full mill -aniiiill PtiM-1.- of

Cards always on baud, at this olCce. .

Dry 4iootitj aiitH Kotloun,

BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS

AND CAPS, &C.

Call at, tha north-ta:t corner of 5th and

&tilrol street. roayl-y

Bakery, CttBlicctiuuery Als'D Fancy Grocery? East Sidti Public Square. BREAD, Cake. avd c. II kinds of Fancy JtAKIXG.

KVLUS mm DESTROYER.

To my United States ud World-vide Bead.

eri. I hare received mtnr testimonials frcw

professional aid medtc:tl men, m ray sJcmbsx

and various ubfications bave showD. all ot which are gamine. The folloning from si highly educated and popular ihys:oian of Georgia, is t rtainly one of tbe most fiensible comnmnicatitns I have ever received. Dr Clement kno ra eractl? what he speaks of, and his testii nny deserves to be written in letters. of gol 1. Bear what tiw DodAr aaya of Bull's Worra Destroyer: Yidjftnow, Walker Co.. G J Juce 20th, 168. J Da. Johs I! -Lt Dexr Sir : I ha ve receatly given year 4 Worm Destroyer' seven trials en', find it for.derfullv efficacious. Jt has not failed in a single instance to have tho wished for eTect. I um doing a pretty large country prnci ice, and have daih use for aoiue article tf the kind. I am free to confess that I know of no remedy recommended by tbo ablest antlioia that is so certain and speedy in its effects. On tbe contrary they are nncertain in tin- extreme. My object in writing yau is to tint out upon what terms can get the medicine front yes. If I can get it upon easy terms, 1 shall use a great deal cf it. I am aware th.u the use of such articles is con tniry to tiie teachings and practice of f. great majority of the regular line of M. D.'s, but I see no jaft emse or good sense in discwtJing. a remedy which wo know to be efficient, si n plv because ire may be ignorant of its combination, if or my pat t, 3 sh.ili make it a rnlo to use all and any means to idleviatii rafter in? humrnit.f which I may be able to com-, iiuind nnlesitating because some ore mere ir-gensons than mysell may bave leerned its effects fi-st, ard securiyl the sole right let secure that knowledge- However, i am by no means an advocate or supportei ot tho thousands op worth'esa ncotrnma tfct S-tiiA the country, that purport o cure all manner of diseass to which human flesh is boir.. Please reply soon, and inform uae of yonr best terms. I "am, sir, most respectSuIli-,

Jcuca P. Cleu.t, H. D.

Candies, Ifitta and Foreign FrtiUs. Best Brands Clffura and Tobacco. BQCAoice Fancy G nicer Les.tsa Ice Cream and Sherdetu, in any quantity desired, (made ofyrurc Cre am and Milk) sent to private houses, viheti ordered, or terved in Saloon every day. Also, Ice Cold Soda "Water. Bgk,Speeinl attention paid to all orders. June 9, lSGD-y JJENKY ROTT.

BSTCUT THIS OUT. "8

From the Bloominqion Progress, THIS ADVERTISEMENT X Iollais in GREENBACKS will pay for

of Goods!

AT THE New York Store OF TULEY Ac OO., On the south side of Public Square, Bl,OOMlSfGTOSr, 1NO.

Good Calicoes, at from 8 to Hcts.SPyd. Bleached Domestic, as low as 8clyd. Brown Domestic, from 10 to 18eyd. Good Bed Ticking for 16jc'yd. Good Paper Collars, 15cts box. Dress Goods very cheap. W hite Cotton Hose, 15cts p pair. A full line of Parasols. An endless variety of Notions,very cheap. A very large stock of Summer Hats. We aoil Boots and Shoes very low, at tho NEW YORK STORE, May 26, 1809 TULKY it CO, Props.

Notice to Farmers. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE received by the Board of Trustees, until August 15th, 1869, for furnishing the t..i:i: . Q..i i . i,i ; i ......

x uuiu; ouiuuis vi joiuomiugion flla F'fiy () Curds best quality, seasoned hard H'oorf, oithar four feet cr two feet length, to be delivered as the Board direct, not later than September loth, 1869. Bids must soecify the kii'd of wood and length. The Board reservos the rifthi to reisct anv and all bids. G. M. CHA6E. J-aly:3vrl'eo. Secretary of Board.

Bull's Sars&parilia.

A Gooo IIxasox tom, nn Caftius Faitbl

Read the Captain's Letter and the Letter from his mother: Ben-wn Barracks, Mo, Apr. 30, 1866. Th Jons Bum. Dear fir ; Knowing tbo efficacy of your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and beneficial qualities h possesses, I send yoc the foilowi Htatemeit of mr case. I was wounded abont two yeaia ago was taken priiioner and confimsd for six months. Being moved so often, my wounds bare not healed ye :. I hare not sat ap a moment since I was. wounded. I am shot through the bips. My general health is impaired, and I need something to assist nature. 1 bave more &ith in your Sarsaparilia than in sny tb-ag rise. wish that which -3 genuine. Please express me half a dozen bottles and oblige. Car 0 P JosnsoK, St Lora., MoP S Tbe following was writtea April 30, I860, by Mrs Jennie Johnson, mother of Capt Johnson : Da Jobx Bcu Dear Sir: My hnsband Dr C S Johnson, was a skillful sunj ron acd physician in Central New Yerk, when be died leaving -tbe above C P Johnson to vy care. At thirteen years of age he had a chronic diarrhea, and scrofula, for which I give bira your SarsapariOa. It ocaut him- I have for ten years recommended it to many in New York, Oiiio and Iowa, for scrofula, ferer sores and general debility. Perfect success has attended it. Tbe cures efleeted in some eases of scrofula and fever sores were ahajfet miraeulous. I am very anxious for my soa to again have reoooree to your Saraaparilla. He is taarful oi getting a spurious arlic s, hence hia writing to you for it. His wounda were terrible but I believe he will recover. JnOO JOEBMMI.

BulFs CedroB Bitters.

AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS, ABANSAS HKAKD S&OH.

Testimony of ITelioal Men. STOrr Poist, White Oo, Ark; May , Db John Ucll- -Dear Sir': Last 'February I was in Lauisville purchasing druj, anii I got some of your SaraaparilU and 3edrou Bitvera. My son-iu-law, who was with rae in tbs store, has been down with rheumatism for some time, commenced on the Bitters and soon found hia general health imprt-ved. Dr. Gist who has keen in bad health, tried them, and he also improved. Dr Coffee, who ha been in bad health for several years stomach and liver sflbewd iniporoved very much by tl-e use of your Bitters. Indeed tho Cedrou Bitters hits given you great popularity it this settlement, I think I coul i sell a grat quantity of yonr mcdiiiues this fall es eeialy your Cedron Bitters and Srspari la. Ship aae vis Memphis, care of Kicket & Kaely. liespectfuliy, B. Wxtcia. Prepared and sold by DR. JSO. BULL, at hi." Liibiatory, Fifth Street, LciuieviU, KyFor site by J. W. EiHOLltAESR. Bloomington, Ind. jan69y