Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 39, Bloomington, Monroe County, 26 January 1870 — Page 1
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
Indiana State lnlversHy. Rev. Cyrus Ni: tv, D.D., Prcsridtnt and Pr&fessfr uj Mcntul, Mvid und 2'vlUicul Philosophy. Kev. T. A. V via E,P.D., I'n fcsar of Natural l'i'U(;S'J.ihtl. RiouAuuOobr. M.D., Pressor vj iVcfuraj Science n&l M dt . i .,:it'.:.:iy:,s. Damkc Ki.ukwo.i, LL.D., Pivmoe c Rkv. JB. lUi,:.KSvisE. A. .1.. I'. vessor of Greek ind ?ra-A Lion urc C. M. Doit. A.ii , Pruj-r of 1mHhm latin Literature. Jobs U..pKvin. Pft.fcT of I. Hon. Ukokgk A. Bit knsix, LL.D., -Ye-ftssor of Law. G. W. Hoss, A."C. Vofso;- o krifitix'i Literature, and the Tkcvry I'raeticc cj
J. A.'KeUBj'.LT. iVot.vui- Of' languages and History. t oiray Officers. KOBHIT C. FOSTU Lav'soi 11. 3dcKis'Ei". Hltsav F. Perky, D. V. Busiiiis, - ' :
. H. Jo., Edward "Wright, Wm. H.Si-ocomi, T. Y. Badbu, S. H. Phillips,
JAMBS Small. )
C&ntral CuiauuLu ii&trvs c: - AE. E. Slobs, Anew Jul. Court CHrev.it :;-. D. I. E Judoe: John C. ?;; . - P.v. Ufc.-
afcsstow pr" a Ov.Ofe.v ;-;i.-.-, Pleas VourtT. W. WW, Judti.:; J-r.uc Ji. Jiecves, Prosecui Atfamry. Xcivnisf Avril, August and December.
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lOMINGTON, IMI)., JAN. 26, 1870.
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JAM It U"vii: . X!iK. VAK UOiiS. wemm & VAN HORN,
ttoriicys at
I$LOO2X,2fMi,
Law
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ti;?. JMstriot Court of tii" U.S. for liidittna. ;; -vi:: vC'tivo pro;iiiit stt-.-Ufitm. i";.or?ii!'.fo i. IihI.. Xav. 24. i-5r,9-v
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BUSK1RK,
:Atto&iii6jrs at .Law?
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,K OF
Ready Made Clol'liSii;;, Xoim Side f Ia!rlSc Square JiJMOMIMWON. INDIANA. TENr.r. M UIOK ltif.i one ri' tlio l:ir?ct.
.O blocks o: I'k-thin-, in his mop,., ii tm; or, f,lnr;nnf.n nnf lnf.pi,;,,,.
bi.nht to tro Ath'.:iir ; : V
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U ? lili: hTATK. '.v ultv ition given to Prvlato lir.lul to ( 'ilectioiis. jan 1 : ' 70
Township OiTit Kia -Ml L.
P. 2. Butter. Jcsf.e
MatdtraoH, Jusices
Txonship T.'usiee;
A Peace. COSPORJLTtOX OiTCC S3Ji C?."J Orc&iri; Pros. A t '"; JbMarshal. Wils. Admins: Tixast
Mmley. Thustlks lit ward JC. B. Voss; 2d ward S. l. Osbo.- :; :.l wa:tl J. Misencr; 4tii whkI Vi rkcr Pt .. kuh; 6th ward Juui !. ii Bcnooi. Trustees --Milton MyU, C-co. M. CAase, mud G. 11'. -s ?-
kv. a. ii;siiiiiK. s.t,un lit K'itK. gU3KlKK vie IIUN'I'EU, VTTtKtXHVS AT LAW AW FiiUVS.TE HACKEES,
r , i Bliomington. Iud., oiiioc ::trih side of tlio ;''t.' ' Wfl will ntt-nd to nil ki.i-c -p on'rustctl
to our oaiv, u ine v.ouri3 oi i.uis ot.uc, tiiut r.rc' ulso previa red to li:i:nnf. good nmi aolvo:'n (. w, on ''.!! t;J lc tor Jie'nrHCOi Io.v.i'i. .'.' Donald & Rof.ch Atto;T.cv. Ind:ampoli: 3l';srs. "VVsnalow, lauu. r & Co- Bunker. Ko. f-2 AVuIl .-.t.ct, N. w Y .vk: i lcMrs. McCft!!:i & Co -Merchant, ISlooiiiinglon, Ird. moy'J
of Madison
CLimNoer.,
Chu relies. WMtdixt EvisetKKtl, :om..r
and 5;h strtotii Kov. J
Pastor. KrfY Presbyterian. Walnut stvect, bet. 6th und Gih, A. Y. Mooee. Pastor. Second Prcsbyttrien. 5rh sirteu bet. Col lege Avonue nd liailroad; Kev. E. Ballkntik. CArirfiaa, 5th st.-e.t, bp- Wf.lingto:i and Lincoln; T-ldor "VV.-'l.P.Trcnt, Pastor Baviixt, coriMT of Wa'himon and -it treets ; S. Burtok, Pastor. United Prcsbytericn, JJorth College AvcGithvilf, corner o" Mndtson end 4th s'.
The Neoi'alglaEx tei miaator. TE1E U-ISHOP YILL I THE BISHOP PILL ! 1?HE 13ISUOP PILL ! Not 'Brtmlry h',' not Ayor-,' not Wright's but CosUvs'', Bhhop Pill, uWiiieh is b-mnd to lake t! c place of all ctlxrs; v. pu: jly vegetable Pill (sugar coated,) raid of extraordinary cllicaey for C'ostiveness. Iiv ligc -stion, Dyspftpsi.i, Headache?, Ncrvo.:s Debility, Livsr Conipluint,
&c"ltlci'krl JfAirnal. Sept 3. ! Po'-iti'dv the boat Pill in the World.
iijjm i jj .'!SL j Thousand.- of boxes n-w used. A6ESTSWANTF.0. AOEST8 WANTKI) j For sale a: FB3S & 'WYLIFAS Grory S75 to fe0 Tr -nontb, ms'o r.n-i ! St. :o.
female, to sell tho oolcbrated and orsin:.l j
Vvuiuivii .J i jfcw.
improved and perfect :d: it will hem, tV-V, btiteh, rwi, biitd, biaiu and inbroid-ir in x
S ll C JS h O J .
.-toro roow, on . ..uT. a:vl i:;
most superior mar nor. jiTiee oniy saa;
ior simpiieuv ant. c:iraD:nty, n nas " p f;;,y,, (.v r'-ir cn K" rival. Do not buy from any panics selling j o ' ?. of :
unless having a Certifi vate of Agency now prepare 1 to jaanttlUctum Cftlf and Ktp r'gned by us, as tley ai-e worthies Cast ! Boob, to on er, in tho ::iu?t workmanlike Iron Mnehines. l or circulars aud U-r.m.v, ausriiwr nn(; at K.as.-inaWo vrke. etiTCm H. CP.AWrORI & CO., ! 1m V-'-:"'P'-j -.ul t ,. 413 Chcsnnt. Phiks-Jelphia, Pa. fiBEenvjuber the pjaco over bnnon
SaEf
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3!ooni:ng-on, Ind., srpt. 1.
miiE undee.sk x:i guar1 DIN of Sim.ron, Fit:;, v. and l-;oia I
r.yirs oi r.t.-; -a- . ... . . -. 3. , V
warrfU. and Eliza,.;!1! Pe3:g.x doo-:nj. ! i m w " c .K wilL bv order cf th( C-w.ir.or-. Plo; Court!
f Monroe eonr ty. State of 1 -idiana. diss at the Deeeinber'Ter'M of sai--l CVart.lWtbetween the 5th, ani up '.o 2 oeioci: p.rr.. Satvkoat, '.i'Kfl. -Stji, it i'O,
of private aal-. x iian CVr.-k T-v.-i:
vfhiptin ?aid .'".-nty. of the fol-u,v t.-ii'-i
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ON T lOP.GiJTTJtOMK YOU LOVE
: o. :'. -nu '. liDi ic
receive offer of puvba-.-t
my ti'.volling rouse n In
t. .ov av.d hiive th'.-n photographed.
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of land ioiStlv r s;:-avt-;3v. to--it:
Tho ursst halil of the northwest fiarvte -. and the nonhwest f curt h ot t'-.o jii ti"v.e.-i quarter of section ,';2, town T n-rtii, raw? It west, cont!tin:ng 1 20 ae-vs, iho.m ,.p h-k, rituoto in the aforetuid coanty -.nd Statt abject to all tw afte- tlleyer.r and all appraised at; $1.'!-Q. And upon failure to 3-A all or a rK.l aid lands as afores "0, th n I will oifir tor sale at public miction, r.t t le dweliirtg-.hotue on tho premises, at 1 o'cU; ck p.m.. of Batpbday, Fjseiu as r 26- a, 1670, all of the afore:ail iai-.d. orao mu-.h the-e-
r bs shall not be dbpoaxl of at private i'cll'!; ' eale, subject to all tia &'ter the yeut IStt. i
TERMS or Priivnt b and iJu5Jic Saile: One-third ;f th purchase -.nomiv : on the 25th day of IDoccn il-er, 1370. -One-: third December 25th, 1S71. and one-'tlilrd 1
.. :nij--l;:
: ettvr,
ot
-. s ordered. Or llnC N'C:it'. v'(-3 erill
.m to !:ic either
ot -..;.''-.! i' -i".,.,o. f.-OiO
o:' tl;;' bes Co oil the . Imcr. finplcyed, and bi work d on.
trcr:i mc-.tii'
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An IUoK:Mieiat Hesitation Ss Nkw YortkfJan. JO. Tho elopement; of IlCy. T:o:raer d'oolc, paslcr of tho Seventh-sdrcel Methodist Clmreh, with Misi? Martho. Johnson, creates intense excitement in the elmreh ctrclos ci' thk eity. Mr. Cook was for about e:iglti. y;..uv pivito!-of ft fhuvcUin Maniaronek, Wjstehestor county, and came to this city onlv eight months
ago, when he immediately jrjined
numeroiiH menus y nia Kinu m:tn-
TTo
px-s.'in tune, evi-r urontfiit to tue tineu- , i . , . . v of indlaur.. u-.id n.- is filing ;hnn at -.nueh ; has been mart icd Pixtecnfyeai.s to a ic-ww tiriees tluin heretoi'ovc. 1I has ; most devoted wife, and 'has a son
o OoiSiiEas for named Kaldwin, fifteen year of acre.
Every Sljle
3li-iii st2l 12oys, ll.-i-b .-;.;'.. : u !' .'! 1 '.v. ;. ct I'-'.n: : ( e Coat.-.. Pants, Vests, Linen Shirts, Under ShL'ls, Dniwer-i, inpcniioLs and Ncck-iKs.
in the
c:;)eet
w.m. In form and feature she wa3 the counterpart of ray first love, re-: f;ei)il)ling( her in all roipecta. I hiioiimc infatuated heyotid control, and it was utterly beyoml. my power to resist the temptation to try an 1 make her mine. But althongu loving her to desperation, I never lud any criminal intercourse with her ; and, wj help me God, hIio is is pure and innocent this night as av angel in Heaven. Oh! I was a fool to do Mich a thing,, Don't palliate my crime, fox I Imvc acted most wickedly, and will bear any punkhniciiv that may bo out upon nie. I intended to flee the country
and would have done so hut for that
in'i'i'aal article in
the
Esncciiil attention If directed U a si,
".heist: usl. rxr imrcccat'.y iui-o::-asc-i, vhieh comprise latcsv :iad most popular sty lea.
ck of
iknis- FsEFai!i.isg Qowfo. A': uiii- ;U ;e. a full siok of tiers' T,:rnbhitvt Gordt- eeii nlwiiys Iki found the; newciC. novelties ?jclng cccnrcd sis mplaly n they aro in .fo tueud in the .Kas-ien: cities. A good stock of Trunk-a, Trs.vcKiifj Bags and Valise.", Alwiiy? in store. 1 wonld call partieiilar attention to the BimU Paper Cdlar. ef which J keep n full (supply. 1 have, bv far, the large-;, stoe !co'. Brostii Cloths, ai(tra;re:, silk Velvets, auii Wprstert lio!s. Whiel:. will be cut, and made up iti the highes; style of i;ho art. BENJAMIN ?IcGEE. Bloe mington, Ind., Juno 3u, 1.500.
her
Sltelnway Piaums, ChlcKerSnsr Pfianos, GiiMer's Slir.isioH,
SlecIi'fJ B'ilianos, ICviizmann s lHano, cipx1 SuiUns Orgnr. 5. arc atfcnowlodged to 1 the host Miiri:i.l Instrument ! in the World, and are sold only ft the lowest priees, by tii:ir whole! do and retail agent, D.P.h'A I.' Ll. 70 Main vtre. t, betv, -:n - i and IauI--,ille. KenivcV'-.
Stril.::
D. P. 'V.-Vi.T.liU--, i:'.i-o!-i.:-' .-I ) :,'- .--tiv.ii. i-ru, ard - iiliLiher o Mv- -. Tjt 'i:iin rtrect. l et wen 2d and 8d, Ioaisviiie, Ky. Cataluguci und price li;;t.; tnailec.. o20-2in
a most ni"oniisinr lad
Mi. Johnson, the faMjj. tha, Is 'one of the trt'tstcea church,wctilthv, and hidd'-
ed. Marina wan only a seho )l -irirl
sixteen years of age, and waf- about to graduate in the Twelftli-stioei public school. Sho was higliiy ae-
eomjilished, and beloved by her parents and brothers, and esteemed by her teachers, A more than ordinary sy :iipahy has been noticed between her and the )a.-tor of the church to which tshe had only been recently converted, and the girl was always so innocent that no particular suspicion was aroused. The whole of last weed: lev. Horace Cook feigned sickness. On Thursday he s-ent Ids family to church to attend a lecture, a;.id even sent the servant. He excused himself from attending, pleading sickness. It was found that lie sent his trunk out of the parsonage. On Friday ha left the house, empty haitdcd, and told his wife ho would be home at tlio evening service. Since that time, however, he has not been seen.
I In tin co run Ii l'mov- tvtnrnmnr
Miss Joh:isonVaid to a friend, Missi that evening for Philadelphia
iiaing lui ivcu mere, ncr uigtuy (;o!njauion went to a hotel and hired a room, to which he escorted his
W orld yes-
lnornhig;, " -
The Kew York Herald gives the ' following influences lhat induced ! Misf? Johnson to leave home, her
j conduct while away, and her retur n :
Miss Johnson was returned to
home last evenin?, and has
brought joy to that home as a prodigal daughter.- Late in the afternoon, Mr. Johnson received anonymous information that, his daughter w as at one of the principal hotels, and, together with the son, he tit once instituted a diligent search, and succeeded in finding
! her at one of the up-town establish
ment!?. bl:.e immccliatedlv rcnaircd
The JSuvj Systcxa. A jury of eleven men was erapaneled, befoxc the Mayor ou Monday wet k, to try a cause in which Phil. Ilcuscr was charged with permitting parties to enter his beer 'saloon en Sunday. The jury, failing to agree, was locked up all Monday evening and night. Ii&te Tuesday morning, still failing to agree on a verdict, thay were dismissed. That our jury system is imperfect is manifest. Ail dclihexative bodies go by maioritics, or by some fixed
rule by which factious, or dissenting
minorities are not pcrraitted toj thwart the will of majorities. What ! law would ever be enactod if our
lecrisiativc asaembliet- wertr reoiilred
tuo orjuio to arunamrntniff ueeision
The very idea is preposterous. Then!
why suffer one man in a jury of twelve to hang it, and to compel the other elev.cn to lay around upon benches all day and night and finally to prevent a verdict by forging a disagreement'? Competent jurors can't afford to sit upon juries, in view of the fact that the c'.iances are that one or two bull heads will be rung in by :he weaker side, expressly to hang the jury. Men of business can't afford to k so their time in this way. Great fraud and corruption cxiiitsin onr jury system. We doubt if enc decision in-twenty
rendered by juries is just and ac-
i. V
The fcreaf lifte mWlSlW:
York has brought b: tight ':'4Qm: startling facts, which article Ua; '4ev' trace to its sourt much pf the crifue . and foverty in tiiafc gtffpalf. '$' millions per annum re ijBcetved
from the sale of btjjj&fapHfpi of It in small sums, fm tlie poor " and infatuated cr$atnr whotan Ui ' afforl to spare; even the trifling pittance, the pi'dpt" agplicaiioii of which might have relieved present waul;, and furnish a , f safeguard' against crime. Onr eoiirt of hyr ate now called into? reuiifition ia ordc;r to obtain an equitmk dbtributhm of the ill-gotten gains.-
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The Springfjeld (111.) Somal reccj'ds.a trial in the County urt which is interesting tj peraoini who have ophthalmia. .Turrey, the plaintiff, had inflamed eyes. He saw advertised the celebrated "Dr. Walker's Chemical Eye Salve;" and "of a ilruggist (Berle) he purchased a box of that renowned me-J .eament. He applied it to one eye before going to bed, and of that
eye he awoke in the morning stojc
iicnuj witinnni. onoruy anerwarus cording to law. It nine men in the fact of her return was announ- twelve can nirree.ilie nresumution is
eul at a meeting held in the Seventh . strong that their judgment is iust,
Street Methodist Church, and the
excitement equalled that of a first class revival. She stated tc her father that Mr. Cook went to ..he school house -o;i Friday afternoon last, and made arrangements with her to leave immediately. She obeved, and they
or that they are very corrupt. But
in either event the nine jurors should make the verdict. Let onr svstem
bo amended thus, and we will have
better jurors, prompter decisions ana more justice. Seymour Times,
Devoe. on leaving school, "Come
home with me: I am afraid.' Bai
l-V!
Ms
t your ',' :r.
of
be'
fsnlctH frmn a dSstamce aolioitir:l, ::m : ?ni .- fucti;i ofivrni. Sr-i:ior.'i by r.iaiT :. J.guvrrcotypc. or .Vr,iv.-.vtyp-:, e-n o!,;iiri'r ?.00. and ;r;. mic of fcl-i birgo ;, .;d I ii :'Vgrapk Kta-.ly iVarred. Hour? ;oi" ciiiliien. bc.-tween '-i nil 2
J. 11. ALLLSOM. igon, Tni.. ilay 5, 185&.
December 25tb, 1872,tKHng Por eo.it. ! JciSO-I; led, RepMllied, Bcfi! interest from day m s.K find seen red by . .
notes wira coo i nureti-v. iinu cot'eetat.e UIuu.
without relief f.-orc. valuation
J)ec 23, 1809.
PLEAiiAiir l-'OSSilTT,
Buskirk & Hunter, A!t rntys.
Guardian.
gHEEIFJb '8 SALE. By virtue of five execution - to mo eliretr. i f roar the Clerk of -ihe Monroe Circuit an Common Plea Court;., I will expose at public sate to tho highest bidder, on Saturday, January 23th, 1670, totwecn tho hours c-f 10 o'clock a.m. and I o'clock p.m, of said day, the door of tho court hoiisa of Monroe county, the rents anil prc-Sus for a terra not osceeding saven years, the following described real ei.tate, to-'it:
I
SflOW$RS& UENDEJX, Prop. i6-Ff.h 3tr-et, ea-,t of the ro4rvhbe."fl
Sr-nti ;r !: 8, luC'j.
DS'i. .lOXIK fiUTT, Into of Terre Hr,tf: aid of Pobinson, V.?., '. T.dcrr
T0TT.OK IS HE RUBY GlVr"??. Til AT
nr. cd)ourned t-r;n ot" the ,U..ri;ve- Cir
cuit Ci'urt will :i:- 'v.'d and iiel l on Monday, Fciss'uairy 25f, iieins the "Monday of said no' th; for purjX'i'o of lioaring and doter.raat.tg th-.: i'oiie w ing I'au-e to-wit : The StaU: e-f .L,.d;..n:. John J. il'.-c. Y.'lilLeA It - .-1-;V:. '7.. II'.: Said c).!:-Ci penuitvr in t"io liIoi.ro t;in.-.ait Court c-n a ci-iangc of vonun fro r tro O-.v-'n Ci-e-i t i'.. )'. oi-der o. Ci'ir-t at it-; Nov.. nuir 'i a- i. AYhncs.t ray -i ind ni.d otlieial :e--l at Jliooniiiigtofi. this ' day e,' De mwsr,
ISof. KOI5T. C. rWLhlt Deed '. Cleik Circuit Court.
A shooting affray ownrrcd in Parkersbnrg, Montgomery county, on Tuesday last, between S. F. Buchanan and Dr. A. H. l leighton. Buchanan bad built a church there, and wrs trying to settle far it with TTpirrb.tnn . wltnn n eliemitia niw
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then not! im; has j tu.lrllvc ' vV g, ! and Heighton struck Buchanan
iL-itiict sii or nc ara any wing oi i twice on the head with a pestle, and him. It may also be a nutter of I s)lot at hm twice with a revolver, interosu to the inquisitive to know Buchanan struck Ileightoa twice in that there :; not the slightest reason i tnc f.M;c wjtn a revolver, and shot to suppose tnat Miss Johnson is not hmi m tiiu tbigljj inflict;,,jr an ugly, KA-. ::a:;te a young lady a,; when she though not dtingcrou:; wound.
loll her parents home last week ; cn
itlicr pm'
ai'i
Warding there?'' "Oh, Yes," said V"VIUI cnarc 311(1 instantly took VfoHl,.,' s;,wf tbf li. '-,-; n,vl I his departure, siuce which time mi-
Mr. Cook. Sine;
been see a ol pare: its of t! that she ilid
the clergyman, for all her clothes i
were at homo ; also, all her trinKets. She went oil' in her school d.'esc and without a change of clothiii;r. The charge is now optilv i)rou;?ht
that he has f.blueloil
n;)fc williiiiify u:
but the
(onvineeei
o witn
his Eassmffi'm
this, to make matters sure, he salved
the eyes of a dog wi;.h the same sov'oreign remedy, and the dog became as blind as Homer in a few hoars. The defendant proved, however, that two hundred persons had used the salve, and that none of them had lost their sight Verdict for the defendant. Moral be careful how you use quack preparations for the eye, abd, whatever happens, never sue a drag-, gist. N. Y. Tribute.
The conviction is beginning to dawn upon the minds of the ad vocates of cheap labor that John Chinaman can not be relied upon. Mr. Walker, who recently brought out a number of Chinese laborers for Texas, is of the opinion that bat few Chinamen will expatriate themselves for a series of years except on condition of receiving such high, wages as. surely will enable them to return home in comparative affluence. He further says.be is confident no reliance can be placed upon obtaining and retaining Chinese labor for agricultural work, except at the wages of the country where 1 a bor is performed. John is no fool, and is as fond of filthy lucre and as
crafty in getting and holding on to it as the "Melican man."
arr;u;
her
own wi:;h am"
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'"-aft -.-v. ?
GET THE KEST.
lexers Un'taig'd Diction
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Tho north htff cfjhe rcutheist quarter f section sixteen, townsl.ip 10, range 3 Wt it, conUanirg e.i;hty aeies, n;ore or le?s. Also, a part of t ;c northwest quarter of tho outhwest quarter u? section fifteen, township ten, range two west, cottutining three acr&, more ;r le-i;. Also, part o: the cast half of the south-
West quarter o;l aect on twoi.ty-tw.-, -te wnriiip ten, rang': twe west, contiir.iog thlrtvtwo and flfty-Avo Jjuneheilth;. of an aefo, more or le.3. Also, thr- north half o: the northwert quarter ef section t.varity-ver. township ten, range two 7.it, 3trt:dni.ig cigh'.y acres, i.ur.'! or iey. Ar.u on fail ire to ro lize the ft l! arcount of judgment, intrets i.nd wet-:, I will at the same tiino and p'ae expose to public sale the for? simple) of dd real, estate;. Talcen ss the property of I.ar'-.in Jf.
fiwaCVird ami-J. L Litton at toe &uits :.f I Camrthar & Co.. and Cliw -. L. IXKvor,irt .,i, I
jlmv.'I v. uuKKirK, x-w.1. aa jjungoiti?? and Cnrti, Bar! ci n,l. Said st.le wil! lxi made vitliout atiy rolfef whatever fum vVc.itttlon or uppraUeinont laws. LAW SON L. MitK'fNN'f.Y, jinO 70-3 Sbei la' Mo:ux e-.'i.r.ty.
!ns pro l ivionr.; Eirvic:;; to the citi2)ns of the city nioomington, Itonroe. and f.d-
S(!veral years, in the r.bova named places, ho guars 3toc3 satisfaction in H case. JSSCiwt!, with Dr. Cumrmns, on North College Avenue. uct 27 T9-y
J. j.i.ZXS. 'j., I.. OSJJOBJT.
South Side of ihc Public f.iqiiarc,
T?.i.LV.R IS
HARDWARE m CUTLERY, And all k n-h of Stows ftHd Tie ware.
, Sash, Class, Fainfs, Oils,
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desire. On Saturday Mi.?s Martiia's father reeteiv-.a the foil ) .ving letter : "I love Mattic. .1 will care for her tenderly, kindly, lovingly, in-cor.r-ii:.tcnt as ii: may appear with my pivsont conduct.. 1 ask for no mercy, but am ready to part with lite fur -the possesion' of the voimu 1 adore. Cook.'' Mrs. (Jock received, tho same afternoon, a letter from the miscreant, in which he says : "I am on the last plank. You will never "see my face aciair. 1 hope Baldwin will be a belter mar: than hh father." P. 8. Nothing further lias been heard from Cook, the abs.:on,Iing clerical libertine, ami the younglady who lied wil'n him. The impression of the friends of Mi?. Johnson is that the parties have gone South. Circumstaticts also point to
England as a favorable place of
retuge. Cook :is heir to a u rge en
tailed property m. that kingdom, ami will become wealthy upon the death of an uncle there. It has been asce rtained that he spent the week before his flight in borrowing money from his 'nmshoners, and that he secured from them many thousand.-; of dollar.-;. The account;; of Coolc, taken in connection with his recent villk.uv, leave no doubt
that ho is a deiilievate, eolel-blooded scoundrel, and that no palliation of his oik-use on the score of mental affection, or use of liquor, or opium, can be. urged. Since the above was put i;n type, Cook has been arrested. The. fellow was interviewed in bis cell by, a re-
! porter of the New York World, to
whom he told the following story : When I wa:; oighte-jn year,; old I was engaged to be married to a girl about my own age. I loved hev d v-i.t,:.l!v,and had every reason to believe that mf affection was returned. An aunt of "her';; broke the engagement, how, I. do not know, but viliaaou'lv. The git-1 'vent to ihc V'v.;t 1 !!!;o3, ami "S itave never seen her cilice. ITjwn leaving tltis country, she returned my ring,daguerreotypc, letter?, aud all" the tokens of affection which had passed betwe?n us. Her image faded from my mind, and when about twenty years old I married mv present wife. She was,
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and ahvavs lias been, the beat of
woriK'ii.uid we have never quarreled during our king married life. When we moved to Seventh street, I be- - r: sv.! r-l" tic ... -.
me contrary it is assertetl that f i e is in no wise f armed, save in tho matter of unenviable and unfortunate notoriety. The general belief is now that Mbs Johnson was a young religious enthusiast, and that Mr. Cook bail acquired that singular spell-poweir over her which, as is well known, often results frcm the development of an almost fanatical degree of socalled religious artlor. There is also reason to susK!ct that the young girl had the mis fortune not to have concealed from him the existence of this fascination which ho exer
cised over her acts, arid that in a moment of semi-infatuation, or, perhaps, of a light insanity, brought on by great mental agitation, he requested her to fly with him, and
she blindly assented. John McCoole, brother of the illustrious pugilist, has fought his way into the Miunesota Legislature, without any special, training for the ring. When a Mormon is ssent abroad on recruiting service, Brigham appoints a man to act as brevet husband until his return. Tf the wives are good-look i lg, Brig, appoints himself. In the early day of Western emigration, an intelligent irishman,, known as Pat Doogan, settle:! on the Kentucky side of the Ohio river, where he built a little dock
and supplied steamboats with wood. The place was called Pet Doogan's Landing. It was soon shortened into "Pat Doogan's," then into 'Pailoogau's," and finally to the euphonious name which now appears on all the maps, Paducah. "It is a standing rule in my church," saitl one clergyman to another, "for tho sexton to wake up any man that he may see ashen.'' "f think," returned the other, "thrtt it would be much better for the sexton, whenever ;i nan roos to aleep
under your preaching, to wake you
tip," Deacon Wilson, of St. Louis, tried to kia Bi other MoOhiro with a hatchet, because of hi; unbrotlirly conduct toward the farmer's wife. The parties arc colored, hut; are learning the m ui rers and customs of the white people, to an alarmk-.g extent. A manufactory of castor oil has been established at Galveston, Texas, and live cents u pound is tho price paid for beans. '
Frieiieis interposed and prevented further trouble.
A. B. Culver, formerly Superintendent of the Louisville, New Albany and. Chicago Iia.il way, in connection with parties in Michigan, has been awarded the contract to build the Lafayette, Bloatnington, 111., and Muncie Railroad, from Lafayette to the State Jiuc.
The Sentinel pronou nces the statement that Bayless Hanna was arrested in this city during the war for cheering Jeff. Davis and Stone
wall Jackson, a mean malicious half pence per day.
falsehood. We believe the Sentinel
is right. Mr. Hannegan was arrested for that offense, while Mr. Hanna was taken in for being in bad company. This is the story as we heard it. Jiict. Mirror. A greenhorn sent a quarter of a dollar to an Eastern swindler, who advertised that he would teach any one, sending that sum, how to write without using either ink or pen. The reply was printed in plain capitals: "Write with a .pencil."
"The Good Old Times." We often hear, and all of us frequently quote with a sigh, how much nicer everybody- and everything used to be i.3 the "good old times," of a good while ago, than they are now in these degenerate tlays of 1870. We notice in the New York Tribune a paragraph which by the way is copied mainly from Adam Clark's commentary on Matt. xx. :) from which it wonld appear that the good old times were cot worth recalling. It states that before the discovery of America, money was so scarce that the price of a day's work was fixed by act of the English Parliament in 1351, at one penny a day ; and in 1314 the allowance of
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A young lady in New Harmony, boasts of twenty-seven matrimonial engagements, fractured by her in five
years. She has a lona' string of
engagement rings hanging' up in her boudoir and points to the m with a feeling of prtle akin to that which animates the breast of a "noble red man," when he shows off his collection of sejaips. On Saturday morning, 8th inst., the residence of Murray Briggs, editor of tho Sullivan Democrat, and County Auditor, was entirely destroyed by fire. The loss is probably twenty-five hundred dollars. A Poon Imposvojr. Yetordav
afternoon, an itiiwrant vender of
stationery rapped at the door of a
house on Sixth stret t. The call was
answered bv a little girl, of whom
he inquired, "Is j-otir mother at
home?" "Yes, sir j do you wish to s-eiter?" "Yes." Tin lady then appearing, he pointed significantly to his ears, at the same time extending a paper on whioh was written : "The bearer is deaf und dumb, and hasadoptoel this mode of making a living. Will you not buy some paper ? Twenty-four sheets of good, nice paper, for twenty cents.' The young man was evidently a novice in the business, and hud not yet obtained suilk'ient control of his tongue to carry out successfully his iinpositxa. JniUft?iih6 Mirror,
twenty-four eggs were sold for a
penny, a pair of shoes for four pence, a fat goose for 21 pence, a hen for a
penny, wheat three pence per bushel, and i fat ox for six shillings and
eight pence. So that in tnose days, a day's work would buy a hen, or two dozen eggs ; two day's work would buy a pair of shoes, and a fat
ox cost eighty day's work. On tbc whole, human labor bought in the
average, about half as much food, and perhaps one-fourth as much cloth or clothing as it now does.
Vv e Know of no one who wants to work a whole day for a fat hen or two dozen eggs. A good story is told by the Attica Ledger of a physician of that place, who was called upon to visit a sickman, after he had, himself, taken a drop or two too much, arrived at the bedside, he fumbled over his patient a little, and at last got hold of kw own puke, which he selt for a little bit, and then, with customary medical gravity remarked, "Well, there's nothin' much matter wt you only a little drunk ! Jis go t' bed 'n sleep little n you'll b' all right.:" On the 8th insL, Israel Price, while eugfiged in loading some fodder upon a wagon, fell from the :?ame to the ground, striking upon ids head, causing a dislocation of hit- neck, and of course, immediate death. The accident occurred upon ihe farm of Andrew Cooper, eight miles southeast of the eity. T&r$ HaiUf j$cprs. Joseph Pattison, hailing from Green b county, Ind., reposeth in a iutstiki at Providence, Rhode Island, on a charge of being too much married.
The velocipede mania is dying out vuy rapidly. Sixteen persons were beheaded hi Germany ia tho year 1860,