Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 34, Bloomington, Monroe County, 22 December 1869 — Page 1

EslahllsJietl A.BJ. 1835.

Effect of Railroads on the Weather. The opinion seems to be gaining strength that the Pacific Railroad is working great change in the climate of the plains. Instead of continued droughts, all along the railroad, rain now falls in refreshing abundance. This result has been remarked upon in other sections of the West. In Central Ohio, for example, it is said, the climate has been completely revolutionized since iron rails have formed a net-work all over that region. Instead of the destructive droughts formerly suffered there, for some four or five years there has been rain in abundance even more than enough to satisfy all the wants of farmers. This change is thought to be the result of an equilibrium produced in the electrical currents, which has brought about a more uniform dispensation of the rain. It is a fact within the observation of all who remember ante-railroad times, that we have now few, or no, such thun-

der storms in New England. The tance with the dog, and had no.liiiig iron rails which touch and cross each to expect from him, yet he did him other in every direction, serve a;; a favor for the simple s;.kc of doing conductors or equalizers of the elee- good to n, fellow creature. Terre trie currents, and so prevent th;; I liavtc Exp.-esf. terrible explosions which used t. J - terrify .03 uufomcx .O'WS. Tht;j J. Ross-- Brown-, says-the young;

telegraphic wires which accompany Emperor oi China is decidedly op-

BLOOM INGTON,

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Poi.n kn" i:ps. We saw r. speci- Annie Wagner, Recording to an men of politeness yesterday morning, ' intelligent San Franeisco ,'nry, died that is worthy of note. A gentle- j of "a gun-shot wound discharged man going down Main street, ob-j from a pistol." served a fufsv little dog in front of j - - - IU""- 777 . a store, shivering in the eold, and ! Henry Simdt blew out l is brains, manifestine bv certain unmistakable j lNT lork, because his sweet-

isms that the situation didn't suit

htm. As he whined and looked up imploringly into the face of our friend, ho stopped and opened the door. In bolted the dog, with a smile of canine thankfulness, and a gratified w ig of his stub of a tail. It was a little act but it betokened a jjood heart. He had no acquain-

A novel

at Randolph. Vt.. the

heart was not smitten with the ten

der passion, aid said she would not:

be Snndt.

the iron rails every where, also act

an important part in diffusing electricity equally through the atmosphere, thus preventing the occurrence of severe thunder storms. ---<>---

A very b isy old maid, who always knew everybody else's business better than her own, although .-he by no means neglected thar, was at last reduced to a dying condition. At this stage she articulated to her ister, who was standing at the window: "Run! run!" here a knock was heard; the maiden was miliar with every sound in the neighborhood "see who's that at ..lumber tairtv." "A woman eelliner Ves," replied her sister. "Pies!

res !" gasped the expiring virgin;

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:pnSeuio,ure.gue1S,i,nuiue,ueeKueu A.hat (o ,vith pi(,s?. ! ho -mil.l I1L-0 tn rvir nil them were . . ' ,

hooting match- occurred

Vt., the other dav.

V :t:iue was driven in the in-niiiirl

eight rods away, and a wheel-barrow was the missile. The contestants were successively hoodwinked, and with this popular vehiele started for the stake to win a turkey. Out of a large number not one sueeeeded jn hitting the mark, while u great majority were no nearer to it on stopping than when they started, and one wheeled info the river, which was a great distance in the opposite direct-ion. Cool Impudence. The Fort, Wayne Dchiocrat has th: following: it is not the "Fat Contributor." but one of' our goodhumored Bonifaces, who tcll.j a cocxl

A Ciiiime J UIBiifl. j Wbat Horses Ilrlng. Wc heard 1 good "gouk" the j Horses of good reputation have ot'ier dav on one cf the vounc ! always commanded crcat nrices. Tn

.Newmarket, in I8U0, a bay colt, by Pipato, sold for 75,000. In the same year, a, two year old colt by

Beniborough, a two-year old colt

"Hoods'5 of this city, who went down

to the edge of Arkansas on business. While down there he went, to a party, and while tit the party danced often, and became very familiar with one of the settler's wives. Rack: nsaek stood it as long as he could, but finally becoming

enraged he and savs :

that

by Volunteer, aud a three-year old filly by Sir Peter, were sold for. 175,000 each. For the celebrated horse Shark, $50,000 were refused, and

went up to the blood j O'Kclley declined to accept an offer

Look here, Mister, of 100,JOO ior Ins celebrated stal

ls my wife you are Cancing

with." "Well, what of it?" said

the blood. "Why, this: youtlince with her again ; you speak to her; you f vai look r.t her again, aud I'll blow the top of your head off V "js'ow, look here, sail the blood,

eoollv ; do you see that umbrella set

story of how a "dead bcat'; swindled ; tinK thar f "Well, if pose I do ?

! in his kingdom, and sleep on their shins. Ilo further informs us that I Chinamen steal children and cut i out their eyes for medicinal purposes,

Mr. John Buskin has looked iitnac no was , 3ngi 10 pe. win through all the attritions which ; tht ! twmty miles of Ins journey the world has to offcr, and comes t,, toward the Imperial city, on awheeithe conci.ision that there is neither j barrow.

comfort nor consolation to man, ex-

rn .- -r ..I. I .. 1 11-

thmnrr, em5 1W1,l:ir nnfl nse-i AUC.ew iol K AUBF"UW " ua,w

fu pursuit. He deifies work as the , Cartvmght one of the famous heathen did other firings. The en- ! ers-Peter the ,reat, Peter the

pericnoe of a man like Mr. Kuskia!"" 'l ounht to lie worth something to i 1 ('V?r

others. He is not at a!.! slow to declare life a failure in his own case, and says that all can prevent its be coming so to every one, is the devetion of it to useful labor for other? Neither .satisfaction nor repose is to be found in any other way.

oter

lit," strangel

omits Salt 1 etrc, which has made more noise in the world than a 1 the others. ..suss.. A Southern exchange tells of a negro wjo insisted that his race was mentioned in the Bible. lie said he heard the preacher read about how "Nigger 'Derails wanted to be

iliey had pies there yesterday. With this the maiden dre.v her last breath. This item from a Washington dispitch refers to our Dan. and proves that his Hereulear. labors have actuallv begun :

"Voorhccs aud Logan, passing j voiver at his head, remarking that r od rc-pnssing in tiicir wtdks about j he would see whet her he would get

the hall, finally f mile and shake j0ff without paving for that dinner

a restausateur out of a uinnerin thi

city, a few day s ago. The aforesaid "dead beat" having ordered all the substantial and delicacies of the

I season, and winding up with i bottle

oi wir.e antl a twenty-live eet.t cigar, asked the proprietor to put it on the slate, as he'had no filthy lucre about his clothes. The proprietor remonstrated, but to no avail. In a

passion lie Jcapcel over the counter, i Tost Oilic?

collared him, :ind presented a re-!

"V.ll

h e,ii, i i;u niiiiriiv. lii 1 1 KtiiiKiL vua y you touch that umbrella ; you even look at that umbrella, and I'll ran it down your throat, aud TV spread it!" Rackcnsack "scooted." .For Scott Pod.

Yorn newspapers otiglit to lo preserved in rosrulor lioo!t form. You can clo this, ty pining the sm -i : I sum of fifty cents fir one of thoso simiile, choap Piles, for sale at the

hands."

When Voorhecis shakes Logan's

the hsfierman, and , , .. . .. e ,, tv ,..' .

. , , ,, , ,i l alio, it in iiim;: iui -iiu xyi.-iiiui.iacT n . ii Car wric-ht strantrelv , , ',. , . ; i1L

te looking after him.

quire vour

stvlo of Kip

A story is going the rounds of the papers of two men having been beheaded, in South America. A eloes

... .i I 1 .m . . 1 - l,,-.-,rl n,-k,l n I. -.,!' n,i,l ,,1

miSSl'e a llttlO tuviiv a iitavi auu t ami tii

elee-He

l

F.veiii!'- the dendlv

uspicious!y,th2 frcc-and-ca?wouth j thcm together, then appj;.cd

. hot tU.it i.-ni, hrtlJ tneiiv mi uie iiiun euiue vj

A history of nelvertising would

furnish :m interestinP' as well si born again

amusing supplement to our currei t ; -sa. literature. P. T. Barnum has given j A Sailor at the Brooklyn Navy the subject e. passing notice in h s Yard, explained to a curious landslast book, but the topic is one which ; mar, the other day, how prize money merits a fiir more exhaustive "rea - is divided. "It- is fitted through a ment. Advertising has been dc-- ; ladder," he said ; "'what falls through scribed as bearing the same relation ! goes to the officers ; what sticks, the .to commerce; that, steam does t: rac- 'sailors get." c iinerv. Not onlv vendors of worti -! .. . . ., lest nwtrunw, but- those having tl eL Passengers from ew Albany mntrnl evtrlusive sale ,if tl e for,n Vs thatthcrP M at.Prewnt not.

i ; less rnan one multireel

Extraordinary ctorios are tolil of

.... If ,1 111' U I'

v incn is eaai.y mane ironi tnc yoiKsi wf, rt,in vm,AiVM,

of hens eggs. The eggs arc first that:.g a rcvoiver) is t- a.m't boiled hard, and the yolks arc Ihcn ; 04,re a ccnt for revolver ; I thoimht removed, criidicd and placed over a ! u wm a Htomneh np fire, where they are careftlly stirred rntil the whole substance is just on I Cheyenne is now a settlement of

it i i . i iii.

I .1 .1 1 nn 1 ir fVAf AnflKA If ttfil I I l- lit rt .

in vour hand V -something in the " .w...

Van Winkle after ' Pm,r,!:! at turnessor tno neck ano

i i i i I inl irno .'no . iii t h o linil t

iu"i VMiiiifr irmn Win twpntv voir' uuxmjo m i in, ihul.t. .g. u.

"That.sir," shouted the irate wonderful part of the story is ths

the wrong head and bodv were nu

together. Don't believe the story at nil; it sounds like a Deiaoeratio lie.

ana

aim exclusive

vf-v,A X'-,1ii,iK1a l-l'l 11 1 U'tl-12

wares, fremiently admit that the r! sU-pox that city. Not a very business prospers or suffers in a pro-! time for small-pox either-f or

dsc ratio to the amount espeuecd injew 'oany. ayem

cases ci

t le iniat of catching lire, when the j 6,000 people, on the Union Pacific ril separates and may be poured off. j Railroad, near the summit of the One yolk will yhld nearly a tea-; Rocky Mountains. One year ago, sjoonful of oil. It is in general ) seven log huts formed tiie town, i se among tho colonists of South : Now it lias chapels, concert halls.

1 'ussia, as

a means of curing cuts,

I raises and scratches.

advertisements.

OliO. A. nUBKlRK.

;r. p. f-MTTn n eNTi:ii.

AGBX1S WANTED. A6ESTS VfA KTED 1 "pUSKIUK &. HUNTER. $75 to $200 per ir-.oi.ih. m; :o ar A j j female, to wll tho celet.TOtid and -.ns;-' -1 1 ATTOBMS'EYS AT t.lW AIVI (Amnion iSeiwi Family Sf-.vin 'Mi'.cliipo. ; nniinnrn wi . ne i j improved and perfeal: it will him. fe .' fl 1 lU ISA. It Ml!. II S, stitch, tiifk. bind, hratt and imbwadfr in a i Bhwrnington, Ind., oiBw; north side of tho most superior manner, price or-lv $ r ; puMie ?quttr-'. For simplicity nnd durabiity,it lias itol Ave v.-ill altend all lii?ineg entrusted rival. Do not buy from any parties sellii g to our care, ;n the Couits of this S-tato, and nia:hines under the snme' iame i:s ours, a! also prepared to dwcoiuit ood and ivlv-

unles having a Certiticat? of Ager:y signed by us", as they nr .vortlilf C ft Iron Machines. For circulars urn. tern apply to, or address oct27Cm H. CRAWFOB J & CO., 413 Chesnut St., Phi'adelphia, F; .

en" paper, on reasonahle to -ins. .llrjrrit.ct!' M'srs. !McI on:i!id & Roach Attorneys, TndianaKlt, : Messrs. AVinslow, Lf.nier & C ., Ban km, Xo. 52 Wall street, New York; Messrs. McGalhi & Co., Merchant, Bloomiiiton, Ind. may 9 (gri;iT,.r tbiis otT.iisa

JTrmn the, liloomln rion Progress. THIS ADVERTISEMENT And lO Xollffns in GREEX1 JACKS will pay fok $20 Worth of Goods!

1). LEI.KIVEK. I. I.KT.im'KU. IV'cw York Fur Manufactory fjelivwcr Bro. WMcate an-i Jtr.ta.'l Mo.nufnefnr;r of LADIES' AND GEXTS' FURS GLOVES, &-a Xo. 5G f-"cmh Meridian Pfr'ot. f'thnull's Block. intillanapoliI nd. 7 Furs-ro- r -odelclinto the latest, styles, ft re.isonnh.e charges. Ttaw Furs tough t. Septciiiter 2?, I8f'()-ijanl

A St. Loins lawyer has discovered that women already have the right to vote, and that the agitatioa of woman .suffrage is hchind time. He claims that the right to vote is conferred on women by the fourteenth amendment. His argument is as follows : First, that the amendment pro

vides that "no State shall abridge

You ought to save the Cincinnati ! the privileges and "immunities of

citizens. second, that women are of course, citizens. Third, that the elective franchise is a privilege immunity. Fourth, therefore no State can denv the rijjht of a woman to exercise the privilege. Here is a chance for test case.

stores, hanks ; three daily nnd four

weekly newspapers, crammed with live, paying advertisements !

Gazdlc for future reference, and yon can't do it well without a Newspa per File. Costs but o0e. at the Post office.

lion Eclipse. Tradition says that the Duke of Devonshire refused for Flying Childers the weight of his horse in gold. A few years ago the

the great sire Stockwoll could not be bought for 100,000, and we presume that when Gladiatcup was

carrying everything before him on

the English turf, the Count dc La Grange would not have parted with

in m tor $100,000. Coming to America, we find that nearly 15,000 were paid for Lexington, and that his son, Kentucky, was sold for $40,000. Mr. Alexander refused 50,000 for Asteroid, Kentucky's half-brother, and Norfolk, another half-brother, was valued at 40.000. Mr. Bonner paid 835,000 for Dexter, and offers $100,000 for one that can equal Dextcr's wagon time. Turf, Field and Farm.

A wood sawyer, who was piling wood near the railroad track, tit Edgcrton, Ohio, one day last week, while standing on the pile as the lightning train approached, noticed a large stick lying upon the rail. Without a moment's hesitation he leaped directly before the train and grasped tho stick. At that instant the engine struck hiua and hurled him some distance forward. He fell to the ground mangled and lifeless, but he had saved the train. -, Maine boasts nineteen revolutionary widows, and Lord knows how many revolutionary wives.

JAVES UBOUKS.

'!CK. VAX HORN'.

MCMES & YM HORN, Attorneys sit ILaw BLOOMIXCiTO.V, MJStt., VTTILL prr.ctico in the Supremo and V V interior Courts of the State, an 1 in the Di-tr'ct Ccurt of the U.S. lor Indiana. The collection of claims in any part of the !5tat-s, will receive prompt attention. Biooriington, Ind.. Jn'ov. 24, 18'":)-y

The Carditf Giant is creating considerable sensation in New York,

but i t is nothing in comparison with

those cheap Newspaper Files at th Postoffiee.

Photographs ! 3? Ii o t o i a p- Ii s 2

D

Recently one, John You;ig, stop-

j ped at Fort Wayne, "fifteen minutes J i -1' - ) V T . i -j. 1 1

ior uivoree. xie got ic, ai.u in jcss than a week thereafter was hyni'i'iiially splicixl with Miss Lizzie Clark.

ON T FORGKTTHOSK YOU LOVE

at home, but send them to

Buy the 'NOVELTY," or at k.st take ; 51 on trial with an.it or all ;tl trs, and keep I TUB BEST. Sold everywhere. I K B PHELPS & CO.,

jan Ueneral Agents 17 Cortland St. Jv i

VT. J. ALL EH. S. L. OSBOK1,.

V.lleii &z Co., South Side othe Fid lie .Squan, DEALERS IS HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, And all kiiu'ls of Stoves aud Tinware, Nails, Sash, Glass, Paint, Oils,

and Farming Utensils, manufacturers of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Waire. Bloomuigton, Ind Miach Y.i, 18G9. New Advertisement, FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF Millinery (iomk I 'HAVE JUST EEOEIVLD jny Fall (tnd Winter stock cf Millinery GockIs, and ask the Ladies to call and ;xnminetheiB. GCIiey oonswtof Boitiets, Huts, Ribbons, Flowers, Plumes, Kiid Glomes, Cnffe,&c. Bleaching tip Pressing deno on short notice, arid latest style. Shop one door east of .Reed's Saddle r chop, ro m formerly oceutiied' by Mrs. A. J. Jfc-

CoUpugh.

- MISS M. A. SOJr lWSOI

Iew

AT THE York O F

Store

TULEY Se OO...

On the, south side of Public Square,' E;LOOJlLGTi, IIVI.

Good Calicoes, at from 8 to 14cts.yd. Blea :hed Domestic, as low as 8cgyd..

Brov.n Domosic, f?om 10 to lSc-yd. Goo(, Ik d Ticking Cor LGjc'r'yd. Good Phpcr Collars, 15:;ts box. Dref ! (roods vary chca.i. "VVhko Cotton Hos?, l-icts t'pair. A fc 11 line of Paratols. An ndless variety of Notions.vcry cheap. A vi ry large r-t-yek of fhnnmer Hate. We ieil Boots aud Shoes vory low, -a the NEW YORK STORE, May ;6, 1869 Tl'LKY ite UO.,nrops.

Fall Jtoele of Millinery Goods, Hauler fs Gloves and Fancy Goods. W.Z have j ist received our Fall ard Winter stock of Millinory Gwds. and a.c tho Ladies to call and e::a niiu: while he stock is t'nli. Unusual carj hai. been :orcUcd in the tielection of our Sr LOVES, HOSIERY, f,nd F mcy Goods, all of which are of thi newes styles. ni:i&chtog and Pressiiif; done ( n sliort notice, and in tho most )atisfactor - manner. Slore on North College Avem ie, just north cf th ? public square. MKS. & J.. BEERS, . . MJSil IS. M..FARIS. . . Blo mingtoo, Ind., oct27 'C9 0

New Goods ! AT Alex. LuzttMei,'s. LADIES' GOODS, I'OPLIS, LENOS, ORIENTALS, LAWKS, SILKS, PRINTS, And a great varfty of Trimmings, CTjtrrrrst-,

CASSIMERES, JTEASB AND I'WEEDS, BOOTS fc S III O E S. Hats & Ca:s, ! TEA,

COFFEE, SUGAR, TOBACCO, And in fact a good lot of Fuin ly Grocerie.), al for sale low to CVf.,7i. nnd Produce Ch'Jttomern. Thankful for p;ist favors so liberally bestowed on ts, we solicit a contini: ano o'f tho s1,!- A. LUZADDJSit. nov. 14, '6V .

Rooms and htivetlimu pltotoeraphed. Pf-rsons at n distance n:e informed that Negatives arc prcsei'vod, si that in oasis of ihmt i. Photographs can be ordered.' Or ivha-. is far better, the same Nea lives can be onlarcred from n ediumtoliie side. eiilnr plain, at'a cost of $4.50, np to SW.uri, color ud. One of tlie best Colorists in the courtry, has been employed, and bib wort can be relied an. OrdCk'g fl'oni a distance solicited, and satisfaction given. 8S?Send by mail a Daguerreotype cr Ambrotypc. enc.lr$ing $5.00, and p;ct one of his large sized Phonographs, neatly framed. Hours for children, between 0 and 2 o'clock J. B. ALL ISON. Bloominsron, Ind., Muv 6, 185!).

Jonx II. Wyiib.

J. Frank Fi5B. Fee &,

DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisio!!!!, Confccitioneiiug, Tobaceo cmd Cigais. Tliankiu1 for past favors, t ley bopo to merit ii, continuance of theeaiue. Call and bc a taem at " Jolinsiton "s CorU'Br-' south west ccrni'r public squire. Jar. 2d, 180!).

The Neuraigia Ex ttriuiuator. THE BISHOP FILL ! THE BISHOP PILL ! THE J3ISUOP PILL 1 Not 'Brandreth's,' n ot 'AyJr's,' not Wright's but "OonfarW Jishop Pill, others; a purely VP'ctaWe Fill (sujar cor.ted, ) and of extraordinary ellicaey for Costivencss, Iridigetion, Pyspcpsia, Hcadacbes, Nervous Debility, Liver Complaint, &c." Medical. Join rial, Sept 8. Positively the be.-t Pill in tho World. Thousands of hoses now used. For sals at FEE .fc WYLIE'S Grocery StfTO.

Use Johnston's Verclable CAHDY mm UBE, Tho surent remedy known safe, nerma-

neit and eft'eetual. 80 pleasant that every body will cat it. Contains no poison. Sold everywhere. Price. 75c a box. Madi and sold "by HO 1 VELL $ JOHSSQ N, Bcptrt 00-3m Bedford, Indiana. Went postpaid, on receipt of price.

McCALLi

&CX)., JEEP the largest stock of

XJXfcY GOODS, MOTION S9 DKESS TRIMMINGS, Hosiiery and lnves, HOOP SKIRTS, Hals aud Caps, Boot,) and Shoes, School Books and Stationery, COTTON YARNS AND

Quecnsioare, Stoneware and Glass

ware, Dye-stuff's, Salt, HYDRAULIC CJEMEMT, &., Anywhere to be :fonnd, betv,-cen the tan bark regions of Brovrn coun -.v, find the rich

iron and coal iields of Greene. If you expect to bu'-' giods '.iheapor than you ever saw them, Iiere or elsewhere, be sure to have voi r pocke; book full of Groon hacks -The

nonish is vat goto the aheap goois. julySl

jm.. nmr-WEZ'mmr Shoe Shop, IIGNRl" TL,. IIEWSOar, has opened a Shop, over Simon Kahn's store r :om. on tho west side cf the public square, and is ne w prepared to manufacture Calf and Kip Boots, to order, in the most workmanlike manner, and at reasonable prices. Repairing promptly attended to. JQ Jtem( niher tho place ovor IJimon Kanhg' store room. Bloomijigtoa, lnl-, sopt. 1, 1669.

John Brwn.

IImo the Name of an Humble Afan became

It m ofef ten years since, old John Brown, of Osawatoraie, wich a fo-

lovvino; of twenty-one men, whites

and blacks, made u is mad attempt to excite insurrection iu the United States and create a Government for the abolition of slavery. On the night of October 16, 18-9, he seized Harper's Ferry. On the following night, a force of one hundred United States marines, with two pieces of artillery, commanded by Col. Rolert. E. Leo afterward General-in-Chief of the rebel army compel led him to surrender, all bleeding and

.hacked with bayonets. On the 31st

or October, looa, Jirown was convicted of treason, conspiracy And murder, and on the 2r.d of Deeembci. following, he was hanged at Cliarifstown, Va., amid a jwmpous thow of Virginia milttia culled out by the redoubtable Governor Henry A. Wise. Nothing was gained by Virginia, or the South, or the cause of human slavery, by the hanging of John Brown. It was one of the many mistakes that the Southern poli

ticians made, in their efforts to resist tht: march of civilization. ' Browa might have been punished by imprisonment or he might have been magnanimously pardoned, and, in either case, public opinion would have been influenced favorably toward the South. But Virginia and the whole South were thrown into

such a panic by a crazy undertaking

oi I3rovn and his htuc party, that nothing would satisfy them but his blood. The petty affair, which could have been put down by a squad of experienced jjolicemeu, was magnified and even glorified by the consternation it created, and by the, tragic termination that was given to it by the melo-di-amatlc politicians of Virginia. The little tragicomedy of Harper's Ferry and Chciflestown was made the prelude or prologue of the tremendous politit.l and military tragedy of the Southern rebellion. The common nanio, John Brown, became exalted as if it were the name of a saint as well, as of a hero. Through four long years of civil strife it was a watchword and a rallying cry for the soldiers of. the American Republic. In public meetings, in parades, in camps, in bivouacs, and in advances to bloody battles, the idea that the soul of John Brow was "marching on," while his body was "mouldering in the ground," was a reap source of inspiration, especially with the common soldiers. The history of that strange chant of the Union troops ought to be written, if taere is any one that knows it. The quaint old negro melody, with its refrain of "Glory, hallelujah I" is familiar enough. But how, or when, or by whom, it was applied

to the fate of John Brown, antl made a hymn that was the real

Circuit Court Notice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT an adjourned term of the Monroe Circuit Court will be had and held on Montlay, February 21st, 1S70. being the 'id Monday of said month, for purpose of hearing and determining this following cause to-wit: The State of Indiana vs. John J. Koso, William Rose, & Isaac T. Barnes.

Said causo pending in the Monroe Circuit

Court on a change ot venue trom tho Uwen Circuit Court.

15y order of Court at its November Term, i860.

Witness my hand and official seal .at J battle-hymn of the Republic in its

18U9. ' KOBT. C. FOSTER,

DeclS

Clerk Circuit Court.

Stelnvray Pianos, ChickerlUr? Pianos, dabler's 11 an out,

Steck's Pianos, Kurtzmann's Pianos, and Smith's Organ, are acknowledged to be tho best Musical Instruments in the World, and are sold only at the lowest prices, by their wholesale and retail agent, fo.P.FAULDS, 70 Main .street, between 2d and 3d, Louuville, Kentucky.

Music., Musical Instruments, Strings, .c., of (he be:;t and cheaptst of Foreign and American manufacture), sold at verv low prices, who'osale and retail, bv D. P. FAITLKS, Importer of Musical Instrument-, and Publisher of Music, 70 Main street, becwecn.2d and .-!d, Louisville, Ky. Catalogues and price lii-ts mailed. o20-2nj

NEW! NEW! NEW! Summer CIoOiibs.

BEN McUEE, DEAXEK IN IVKiX STYLE OP Ready - Made C lothing, Tortl Side of Public Square,

Remodeled, Repainted, Ri' furnished.

SHO WEES & HENDRIX, Props. BrFfth f treet, estuf the Posloffiee."K llMtOMIWCiTOAr., INJD. JJcptomher 8, 18C9.

Tine Ijast Call. milOSE KNOWINC. THEMI selves indebted to tho unde.'sigaed!, are hereby notified to call and iiebla tleir accounts itnrnedi:ite)y, as longer indulgence will not bt. given, after tho Im of October. JAJJIIS 8MALL. Bloomin,jton, Ind., Bopt22, H:i69.

BEHT.I. McGEE has one of the largest stocks of Clothing, in h s stor, ot the present time, ever brouirht t the Athens of Indiana, and be is selling them at mueh lower prices than herc;oforo He has Every Style of Clo thing: for Men and Boys, Embracing a, full line of fine and coarse Coats, Pants, Vests, Linen Shirts, Under Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders and Neck -ties. Especial attention is directed to a stock of recently purchased, which comprise .tho latest and most popular styles.

Gents' Furnishing Goods. At this store, a full stock of Gents' Furnishing Goods can always bo found the newest novelties being secured as Titpidly as they ore introduced iu the Eastern citi. A good stock of Trunks, Traveling Bags and Valises, Alwavs in store. 1 oold oall txtiitcular

attention to the Bends Paper Collar, off

winch i Keep a tun supply. I have; by far, tho largest stcck of klroad Cloths, Cassiuieret, Silk Velvets, ana Worsted tieods. Which will be cut and made up in the highest stylo of the art.. BENJAMIN McGlSE. Bloomiagton, Ind., Jtnie 30, 186?.

years of terrible trial, ia not known, and probably never Trili be known. Still, every one feels that in some providential, though indescribable

way, John Jorown, wno was nung in Virginia in 1850, was an actor in all the scenes of civil strife between 1860 and 1865, and that his soul wa3 marching on and guiding

ihe nation to the triumph it

achieved over tne reoemon ana $lavry. It. E. Lee, who Captured him. and Henry A- Wise, who hang hini; must have had visions of tlie old man in many of the scenes through which they passed in the four years of bloody rebellion. As a typical; representative abolitionist, John Brown, 'of Osawatojnie, was very rnueli in advance of rtost of those who avowed themselves abolitionists when such avowal was consi dered either fanatical or treasson -able. He was wfl'ing to risk his life lor the ause,and when that lifs was demandedj he jiavc it up witli a towily dignity thut was worthy of a martyr in the holiest cause. If he had lived and bten liberated, the abolition of slavery would probably not have been accomplished as soon it was. - -The-fitst act of rehcllion aeainst the authority of the Union

took plaee a little more than a year

alter mo ucatH. iuc cuuu ui events from Harper's Ferry aiid Charlestown to Appomattox, is a weli-connccfejd one, and all future history will include the name of John Brown in its account of the great revolution by which African slavery in America was abolished. The small aShir at. Harper's Feny was a little spark, but It kindled a great fire which swt pt all over the Southern States, 2k&dptygi Evening BnUetin. ! Weette'b Newspaper Files are advertised in another column. Every n who. tatjs a newspaper,, should fije it forftiture reference.

Heretoibre the difficulty has been f:.

to get a servicenble Newspaper File and at tlie same tiiae, a, choap , Ftr sale ai l;'oetpf each. ,. "