Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 50, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 April 1870 — Page 3

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

L. N. A. $ CHICAGO RAILROAD. TIME TABU! AT BLOOMlXGrOJf. Express: Qoiitg South : Arrives at 1:00 p.m. Departs at 1:20 iM Repress Going North : Arrives at 3:02 p.m. Departs at 3:12 r.M Freight, going south, arrives t 8:-tG a.m Freight, seeing north, arrives at 3:i0 r.M J A M ES K. BRYANT, Aok.vt.

8"" Local Notices ten cents

LINK, JOB EACU

PER

COLD IX THE HEAD REUEVKD in a few minute?; bad breath caused by offensive secretions ; weak eyes, caused by catarrhal affections ; sense of smell, when lessened or "destroyed ; deafness, all permanetly cured by Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy. tJold in Indir.nn. only by . R. H. Campbell. Price, $2-.)3 per bottle. Some may object to this medicine bi-causo the prieeis higher than tht t.skod for compounds said to gife relief, but no on( who seriously wishes to be cured, wili caro io pay a -iviag priee-$2:00. Try It. m Carpeting If you want a Carpet, go the Kloomingxm Woolen Factory, where vou will find a variety to select from, of a . Jiftter quality, ai.d at lower figures than r Any that :lms over bvea offered in thii part of "the State. A. IIOLTZMAN & S02f. Bloomington, Ind., mar30-tf

FlltcentU

How Can tiiev sell so many Groceries at fmeblood & CVs-? ' i frequently asked. "Well it is done 'iy keeping n well aborted

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. , a ,, ; actual test, should oe retained indefinitely.

Amendment Cele

bration. The colored citizens of Bloomington and vicinity, will celebrate tiie Ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment to the Constitutor of the United State i. The Celebration ceremonies will take place in tho Court Ho tse Yard, on TUESDAV, AI'RJL 10, 1870. Mr. S. IIintox of Indianapolis, will delivtr an address. OtUcr Speakers are epected. Sam. J. Sohofield HAH LEASED the Ellettsville Woolen Mill, repaired it, put in new machinery, and is now ready to do work for all Mouroo County. Mr. S. is a practical workman, has come to Monroe eoi'.nty io stay, and will build up the reputation tho KUetUvillo Mill has lost. See advertisement. John McCalla goes to the city this week to buy a new stock of goods, and lie says they will be sold low for cash, and that credit will be given only to such mi n as are ' good," and who have me: their tills promptly when presented. He wants thi.t understood uov. Ma-J. JlE?nY V. JV.rtiiY, the pinswit Auditor, is to-day announced as a caididote for re-noi.unation. The offices of Auditor and Clerk of Monroe, are at present ably filled. It is difficult to find a man who ia thoroughly competent to tr.wisaet the business of County Auditor or CI irk, and for this reason we believe that

go d officers, whenever found to be so by

new

ttroccry Store of Trueblood & Co. is on tho west side of. the square, north of Sluart & Co's. Hardware Store.

7e HAVE ACCOUNTS OX OL H books that have been standing two or three years; notes oiler than that in fact, and we must l excused from fueling kindly towards the pi rties thus indebted to us. Now tre want these accounts and notes paid, or we will sue. These delinquents cannot gc credit at McCALL A & CO S. Paists akd Oils by the cur load have just been received at .Shoemaker & Co s. Union Drug Store. A large invoice of Cellege Text Books arrived on Thursday from New York Publishing houses, and Students can be supplied with any book they may wish. It must also be remembered thatS. & Co. have the largest.choieest,

A Blast, iu t into the bock cno day last week, at the bottom of the cellar which is in process of excavntu n, on tin; northeast corner of the square, threw a piece of rock weighing about thirty pounds, over the Odd Fellows' Hall, alighting in front of the Tailors Shop. jut west of Pi arson's Store. It seems miraculous that no one was struck by the f'ragmen', as it fell at a point where persons are passing and re-passiug almost constantly. Distressing Accident. On last Saturday morning, a lad of fourteen years, employed in HolUniail's Woolen Fuctory, was caught by tho "Picker,'' a large cylinder, armed with long, sharp spikes and before assistance came, his right arm was torn into shreds, and his face had received a number of gashes. It was found

prettiest stock of Wall Paper ever brought j necessary to amputate the arm, near the to Bloomington. They have one of the shoulder, and the .sufferer is doing as well

most reliable Prescription DruggU'.s in the West, and give particular cttentioa to this branch of business. We desire to close out our stock of Wall Pupcr, and quit tbaS branch of business, anil we will sell the Paper we now have on hand, at cost, to get rid of it. Come fcnd buy it cheap, for cash. McCALL A & CO.

L Vrsons irom neighboring towns aie

kston;..hed wren they come to Bloomington, and find an establishment stocked and decorated as is that of Smith & Cochran. It is as tine, if not liner in its appointments, than nny house in Indiana olis. Of this fact any one may judge who has ever visited tho capital city. Smith is all the time buying some good bargain, and instead of profiting by it himself, giving it to his customers. You will find this house on the south side of the square.

as could stance.

be expected under the circum-

Coiii inun icatod. Ed. Progress: Wo want true men to fill the eflices. this Fall. True christians, true Republicans, and true patriots. This fo-o-o, allow mo to direct your attention V a resolution which every true Republican ought to adopt: Ilesolccd, That I will vote only for true men meu who are both honV: t and true. Truly yours, in truth and charity, ROSSl'FORP.

Oouxtv Orders. Two or throe h.indred dollars in County Orders are vanted for tax paying purposes, by rurlio; who hive left the money at thi;, office, with instructions to pay as little as possib e for them. If the terms suit, come an 1 g t the. n:oney. apl.'MH Communicated. Ms. Editor: As there seems to be a general determination to secure, i possible, only the Ve-t men for office,attho ap-

40 acres of land n Indif.n Crock townnhip, $800. .. Charles M. I.rown, Giumlian of irinor heirs to Ephraim Baugh a quantity of land in Van Buron township, being lots 7 and ! in tho Partition suit of Harvey Lice's heirs, $;!tu. Joshua Wagr.inan to Jonas Stine, 40 acres, and an undividei interest in a part of HOaerts of land in liean Blossom t ownship both tracts inakiag lo: acres more or e -. $1S0. I'r:id Howard to Laiah ITomr.day, 80 ncresof 1 ind in Benton town-hip, $r.nn. Martin Jane Woodard to Burtlett AAroodard. an interest in 81 ac es of land in Perry towjiship, $tii. fetor Norman to David It. Laforce and !).;. (rrty, 1 1 11 ores ot land more or less, in I'o'.k lownship, S:"0. Win. (if ray to David R. La force, the undivided one-third of ',wcrty-six acres of laud in Polk township. SI.20). ElizaUMli Xeeld to W'm V. Rtnger, and Cyrus N. S. Neehl. an i iterest in :tl5 i',!'-loo' of land in Van Huron township, Sl.ioo. Henry Ritte - to Ifcaae P. Hope we 1. the undivided onc-f.fth 1 80 aces of land in Kiehland. townsl ip, $!()! John A. Fo to RoVn Hash, 100 acres more or less, of land in Perry town-diip.-fH to. Jame-s Jt. Berry .to John B. Ilerr.nan, 11 14 acres of land in Ben:on township, $2,000. Williimi Chambers to James Harrell, the undivided half of 43 wires of land in Clear Creek township, 804. Jani-.-s L. Dowtdl to Win. D. Da vis, part of In lots 4 7 and "1 in tho T wn of Ellcttsville. too. lUnry Bnugh to William I). Davis. 80 acres of land in Van Bureu townh:p,00. William F. Reed to William Stuart, a piirt of Out lot No. 28 in the Town of Bloomington, Mi. Willi 1111 F. Robertson to Francis Wylie, 0( acres of lan 1, more or less, in Washington lowi-Jiip, t.1100.

( hael s S. AV iv to Joseph H. Turner,

10 acies of hind, in Richland township,

$8,0 a) 00.

H ill.am F. .teed to John M. Ferrer, 1 Jut Lot No. 28, in the Town ot Bloomington, $1,000 00. Samuel Junkin to YiTm. Paul, 44 acres of bind, more or less, in Bloo uington township. .".no 00. William F. Lftitznmn to Samuel Wullingforl, LotJio. 10, ia the now town plat of Harrodsburg. $100 00. Luke .Limes to Cahin Young. 140 acres of lan in Bkouii ngton and Clear Creek t iwnsiliips, ijsy.iOO w. Isaiah floriiuday to Kotert S. Thomas, 80 acres of land in Benton townsh:p,$,000. Cliaiies P. luley to Eliza J. Hendricks, In Lot 47 in the Tov.'n of Bloomington, $000 00. Andrew He' ton to Elis Abel. In Lots 201, 232, '"i-iai d 204, in the Town of Bloomington. $l,0o0 00. Ephraim Buugh ti' Janvs O. Baxter, 40 acres of land in Clear Creek township, $400 U0. Andrew RL'hardsrn to W-n. Flinn, 23 acres of land in Suit Crock towrship. .-flCO. Jarnes Craig to Joh n K. Whi-enand and Siimui l T. Hainah, 156 acres, more or less, of lan;l, in Richland town. hi)i. :?t."00 00. Horry L. Anderson to David M. Clark, Lot No. 10, in Smith ville, :uid n fractiotial portioil of land near the town, $350 00. A Max Trap. A I. the cait end of a foot-bridge, on 6th street, near the Railroad, the jarth has fal'en into tlieditcli beneath, and a great, gaping chasm is left, to the bottom of which, some 'lnfortenate pedes:;riun may yet be precipitated. Hun -utcils of lllcn. WoiUi;ii lilid vhildn 11, pas;over this bridge each Sundav, :n their vav

to the M. E. Church, and that an n

the claims of a Mutual Insurance Company Tho Monroe county hens are getting reckless egg-otistically so and hen fruit is offered at 121 cents per dozen. They are "cheap meat for lioarders," at this figure This is "Passion Week" A number of farms have changed In n :ls,in Monroe county, within the past three or four months South Col oge Avenue is going through the formality of a survey, previous to the MeAdamizi'igthorecf P-r-r-pfess-nA Wood, who taught music at Bloomfield, not long ago. has a little business in one of the Courts of Greene some one of his pupils, n twelve or fourteen year old girl, accusing him of familiarities quite unnecessary in "singing.'' The P-r-r-of. taught a class in this village Dr. JoImS. Irwin, of Ft. AVayne, was elected by the Board of Trustees of Indian t State University, in place of lftc Jenkinson, a Trustee who has accepted the position of

j Consul at Glasgow, Scotland During

tho past three or four months wo hsvve had rain every Saturday There was an election in Connecticut, last week. It is of llttlj interest to us, -however, as the Democrats elected their ticket- Win. Gray, of Polk township, has emigrated to Netaw tka, Kansas. Ho will he missed in Monroe county. A Five bushels genuine i'otaa) On-

lion Setts, iu store, and for sale by

J. F. Fee.

I. O. O. F. Every Mem her of

Cecelia Lodge, iNo. 1 SO, I. O. O. F., is re-

1 0 nested to be present at tho next regular

meeting, to be held on Thursday evening, April 14th, 1370, as business of imqiqrtanco' will be brought before the Lod:e. If. L. SXODGKASS, N. i. J. I). SHOWERS, PER. SEC. Fifteen bushels Pure Potato Onions, on hand, and for sale by J. F. Fee.

-Tho health of Captain L. S. Mayfiisld is greatly improved, so much indeed, that he is now prominently spoken of for County Clerk. We learn that if urged by his numerous friends, he might yet be induced to make the race for the nomination, p Common Pleas Court lasted only one week, although there was enongh on the docket to consume double the time. Judge Woolen could not be present, but -sent Judge Banta. We never could understand why Judges are so much opposed to giving more than a week of thentime to the business which they are paid to transact. They 1 ever draw half ptiy Ave are told. Out' Courts sire no worse in this particular than those of other Judicial Districts. There is certainly much room for reform. Mfr- m mmThe Uuited States Ho: el, Louisville, Ky., is only one block from Wemicr Hall.

1870.

1870.

A Fresh Stock,

: The following named Officers were installed for Cecelia Lodge, No. 166, I.O.O.F., on Thursday, April 7th, 1870: M. L. Snodgrass, N. G. G. T. Stocumb, V. G. J. C. Allen, R. S. J. D. Showers, P. S. C. P. Tuley, Treasurer, The following named Officers were elected for Ilerndon Encampment, No. 06, I. O. O. F., March 28th, 1870 : J. D. Walker, C. P. M. L. Snod grass, H. P. Isaac Walker, S. W. J. C. Hunter, J. W. J. C. Orchard, Scribe. C. P. Tuley, Treasurer.

gHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of two executions to me dirocted from the Clerk of the Monoe Common Picas Court, I will expose ai public side to tho highest bidder, on Saturday, May 7, 1370, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and

4 o'clock P. M. of said day, at the door of

tne uourt llouso of JHonroe County, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, the following described reiu estate, :o-wit : The northwest quarter of section nine

teen, und the northwest quarter of the

south weft quarter of section iinoteen. Also, the northeast, quarter of the south

west ciuarter 01 section nn eteen, nil in

township ten, north of range one west.con-

taming two liunured ana lorty acres, more

or less.

And on failure to realize tlio full amount

of judgment, interests and ci sts, I will at the same time and place expose at public

sale t ne tee snr.pie 01 saw real estate.

Taken as the property of Samuel Denny, at tho suits of James Buskirk and David

V. Buskirk.

Said sale will be made without nnv re

lief whatever from valuation o." appraise 1 tie 11 1. laws. LAWSON E. McKINNEY, ap!3 'TO Sheriff Monroe county.

MEW GOOBS ARRIVING DAILY!

Selling at Gold Prices I

Notice to Painters,

TY ORDER OP THE BOAKD OF

JJ Commissioners of Monroe County,

Stut of Indiana, made at their March Term, 1870, wtded bids for Painting the new Jail and Sheriff's reside ice, in Bloomington, in said County, will ;o received at the Auditor's Office, in Bloo uington, until the Stli day of Juno, 1S70. Plans of the building can bo seen at the said Auditor's Office, or at Hodgson'? Office, in Indianapoli.i. HENRY F. PERRY, Aud.of Monroe county. Lloomingt n, Ini., April 13, 1870-

L' Yon should pass along on Cio west side of the square, and observe u pile of .silver quarters, dimes, etc., in a ft re svin-

dpw. you will understand that it ij the e- ! proaching election, I have a suggestion to

tablishment i f John P. Sn.ith. John is selling a large number of silver watehe? now, all the way down to J5.00 e ich, and in coin silver eases. John is a careful and competent repairer of Clocks, 'tVatehes and Jewelry, and if your Watch is out of order, he is tho loan who u fcble to mend it. From Jit-. W. F. Warren, of Bos on. Eld. 'Wh.'TK Dear Kir: 'Everyiody has ime favorite journal, which" tht'y would be glad to preserve in file, and would preserve,. but for two things; first, the care requisite to kjep the separate numlrs from being lost, an d secondly, the expen -e of getting them bound at the close of the year Your admirable invention scent:: to me to remove both these dilficultii.s, l eir g both a faithful custcdian of the fugitive number.

and a secure binding of them all at the end. I wish every family might commence the use of one or more. Yours trul v, W. F.,'AUKN. tHi.rsootypes and Jaokeoty pes taken , as well in cloudy as in clear wmther, at the Bloomington Progress Art Gullery. Toqbi SJT-has the finest stor 3 room in Indiana, as well as the largest stock cf "Watches and J.cwlry. He . ill nell a genuine Amerioair watei, in coin silver ease,for $15, and he sells other ''mak,!ir .,f watches

for Sii and upward. Tobe has i.lso added j

new naemnery to that with whicli his work hop wm already supplied, which enables him to do ail kinds of watch repairing for . about half the price that others charge, and in a much letter manner. He don t patch np your watch so that it will run for a few days, but ho supplies new works, instead of the old, to that when it leaves his hands, your timo-keeper is as good us new. If you call upon biui, he will give you his price list. De22tf

"Pi r C ?f t; i.'cli vat crwu-i ilmo!

' 1 jflinf.l HnntM fur Sal.

nt; employed in the New York Store, j T .m S(!n Two School Houses to tho

las not happened, is to be attributed more j f fafe r,ACC ;s now practicing medi- j X highest bidder, on to good fortune than to any precaution, that j . . Sll.;, r,;, , . SATURDAY. APRIL 30th. 1S70.

have Cms far been taken to prevent '!. P. S. Since the a'jove Mas written, work !iat been commenced upon the bridge.

p. 1',...-....,..,. .i... ! overlo,ked tl:o fact that Afsnx SeiVAK'O. i

01 .mooiiuiiai.oi!, who is yet nv.ng, was 1 luuivujjuij

John P. Smith, tho popular Jeweler nd Repairer of Watches, finding that the room he had been occupying for several ysars past, was too small to" meet the requirements of his rapidly increasing busi

ness, leased the ro. in on the wtst f ide of

tne square, adjoining tho auction store and

fitting st up in a manner both elegan . and I neat, removed to his present location arly i this Spring. With a commendable determination to excel, Mr. Surra procured a lsrge, choice and attractive stock of Goods, ar,cluding fine Jewelry, Musical Instruments, Clocks, and an hssortrr ent of American and Poreign Watches, nilver and gold cases, seldom equalled in this portion of the State. Ho also secured the latest and most approved machinery and tools, for the successful prosecution o'f the business of Watch liepairint;, and now bids defiance to Competition. Persons having anything in the line of Watch repairing to do, or desiring to supply themselves with tho latest styles of Jewelry, oc jierfect, timekeeping Watches, will consolr. their best interest. by giving JH P. Smith, the IVcst side jeweler, a call. febu

make as to who would be acceptable to

many 01 up

would more ably or acceptably dilthj posi

tion than J. Y. Pittman. late of Orange county '.' He is an iit;n:-:.ey of acknowledged ability, an 1 a gentleman of unquestioned honesty ; or, Maj. Muiky or Frederic T. Butler would be my next shoicc Iiien for Auditor, why not select Uncle li iily Paris, a staunch old Republican, or

L. Worley who xs well known anil popular? For Clerk, I am in favor of Bob Foster, cause iie's a Xo. 1 man, and can beat too fellow that you say owes you live dol-L.rr-, and h; wants to be Democratic candidate for that office. As to the office of Treasurer, anybody can take in and paj

oat muiej", (believe I could pay out a largo sum myself; so I s,tand committed for W. li. Adams, for he knows how uwhoop cm up" in the matter of collections, which is about half of the business. For Sheriff, Win. McPhctridge suits me to a But of one thing we. must bo careful: to select new men for Commissioners, and men wdio are unobjectionable. I know of no three men I would rather see on the Board than C. C.iShowers, Chas. P. Tuley and Clement

Whituker. For Recorder, I would favor tho nomination of Thomas Williams, an l.ouest man and a true Republican.

OLD BE NTON.

Real Estate Transfers,

For the week ending April 0, reported by

W. H. Jones, Recorder :

Jonathan Richa ibon to Asa Burtis

3?reeman, 50i acres of land in Benton town-

ibip, $1,000.

Warham E. Hodges to Wm.T. Hardin,

Jr., 20 acres of land in Indian Creek towni hip, $275. Washington C. Black to James Berry, one acre of land in Benton township, $:;5. E. M. Archer to James 11. Berry, (by

piit claim) 5 acres of land in Benton towu-

rnu is the Pioneer? At a

ilaU-ii House Bnnqiie:, given to the Clay i J1..,;,,!,. vll.ilul2 tllAI"!, fli: TOI,fl Clliil I

of Pioneer Mannf:ic:ories, and of Manuf.iv- j 1Ia v COME. I'eriilg's fi ne stock turewof Edge Tools, and Iron, uteiwils ofjof Boots and Shoes has arrived various kinds. All the praise and credit of j from Boston, and is 110W Open for course, being awarded to Indianapolis men. I inspcction am sa This Stock

But these gentlemen wer

in R1.itiiitnrlir. Tntlitann

and he informs US that his business j 0,l3 0f tlm Houses is on Albert Parks'

The Doctor I arm' tnroa nll'cs northwest of Blooiningtnr thi othnr w nn tin fi rm of ThcMims

is a genial gentleman, and better j Payne, four miles north of Bloomington.

I h3 Hons ?s are H) t y -'4 loot ; couiu De

is rapidly

still, a sound Republican.

igiiorant of, or

inspection

was bought by a gentleman who is

with the

the -nan wlu flr made edge tools, in this j business., and it is undoubtedly one State. In fa .-t w; are told that thegi-oiind Lf Kla.. (,VP LrniKrlit fn rUoritv

1 . I. . . T.. 1: 1: i O J

, While exami ring these Boston goods,

the ladies should not neglect to ex-

tipou which the

stand, was ciearid with the axes made bv

Sevako. Sottlevs came from every portion of the State to buy the "Seward ax,'' which had licconio famous for its reliability.

Mr. Sew Aim also manufactured muiiy of

the gun barrel used in those days sup

plying tho pjopli. impleient: with which

to y et their supplies of r revisions, to clear

their lands, and to build th-;;ir cabins.

amine M. W, Helton's Patont Ventilating Lasting Shoe, one of the neatest and most durable shoes in the market. Room one door north of Campbell's Drug Store.

nuidc suitable for Dwelling). Full particulars on day of sale. M L. RNODGRASS. Trustee Bloomington Tp. Bloomington, Ind., April i 3, 1370. w3.

Enough Coffke, Sijoau, Tea, Syrup, Molasses, &e., 6e., in Store,

to supply the immediate wants of

tteveral small Families, for a few

R. IT. Cam pbell has sold all of

his Seelye Datarrh Remedy, except two

bottles. Anv one who rtesirca another bot-

fl. of tlii; Ki'incilv. Khiinhl laiv it n,u-. ns

tin re is no 1: lore in the country. The rued-j days, and will be sold a;i fast as

ici.ie is not manufactured at present. . - m Cliips and Jipllnti'irs.

Some of the papers in distant parts of the State, are m .king determined eiforts to find an older man than th2 one Mviiroe County claims, but old man Rcss is still ahead, at 11! years. Mr. R. is an orphan The Salt Creek chap who get $9.00

i silver, at .Smith's, last week, lost it, all playing poker, five cent ante,and came back 0:1 Saturday for more fish-hook.;. Smith had "just sold the last one!" Tho proposition, in Sullivan comity, to vole a donation to ;he 'Sust & West; Railroad, was defeated but one township giving a majority for ii;. The Sullivan county people

don't want railroads railroads kill stock P.owing and garden-making are now in order, among those who appreciate early vegetables Two divorces wore granted ir the Common Pleas Court, lust week. The evidence was unusually filthy, and iu C'jnseqm nee, was hugely enjoyed by 1 10 poi sons who take delight in amusement. of this character -Como as the winds eciie whoii forests are rouded ; come as the w.-.ves co ne when navies are stranded, and announce your na::aes as ,.....n:.i.,i.. f,,. .,i, 1. i,t t..Tii-,ilui uti.l ,i.,w.-

share or interest in:-15 t;n-100 ncresof land 1 ration offices. Bring the money, for upon

that hinges nuicess Iho Proclamation

anip,$)02.

John E. Sedwick to Susan May, Lot Ifo. 38 in the Town of Lllettt ville, $50. Wm. F. Burger to Isiac iN. Nwld, an nterest in 315 U- .00 acr-w of land in Van Bun 11 township, $2,000. Isaac Neold to Win, V. Bunger, nr. interest or share in :K 00-100 acres of h ud in "Van Btirn township, $' ((iti.

JNatium M. JNeelOto Win. F,

in "V'an Burin township, $1,200.

Isaac !N Necld to Win. K. Bunger and Cyrus N. S. Neeld, a share in .115 C0-100 acres of land in Van Burcn township,$2,0oo. Samuel C. Figg to John H. Lyons und John Martin, 40 a;res of laiid in Bean Blos-om township, ?-iQ0. Samuel C. Figg to John H. Lyons, about 1 8 acres of land in Bean Blossom township, $200. Absalom E. Gcutry to Wm. Smith, Sr.,

for a Coq o ration Election on tho 2d day of

May, has on issued. It is rumored that no one wi 1 allow the use of hi- na.mo for

any of tho positions The jury, in the Sinnissipj i Insurance case, (a test case for twenty or thirty of t ie same character) decidi.'d adviTsely to thj Company. It is no

possible, to make room for another

barrel of Sugar. Gallon J.F. Fee. Seizure of Spirits. On Thursday of ljist weiik, W. F. BrowniiugjU. S.Collcctor for Monroe County, by order of the State Super

visor, and of the Collector of Internal Revenue of the 3rd District,

made a seizure oi the stock of

spirits belonging to Wm. F. O'Bold,

a Wholesale and Retail Liquor,

Dealer, in this place, for violations of the Internal Revenue "aw. O'Bold is charged with drawing from the original cask and placing in other casks or packages, each six gallons of spirits, and selling and shipping the packages containing six gallons, without having them gauged and stamped as the law required him to do. These packages were aeized by a Revenue officer at Quincy, as being there iu violation of law. The estimated value of the stock seized, is 1,800. The liquors have been removed from O'Bold'? rooms, aud are now in custody of the oflicer who made the seizure.

Valuable Dou.se and four Acres of Land for Sale, rillli E UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO J. 1 11 his House and Lot, situated just south of tho College Campus, upon reasonable terms, if application be made soon. The house is built of brick, two stories in Irght, and contains nine rooms and two hall.-C w ith a front portico to each story. The house has recently been painted and To-sliingled, and is in ;2;ood condition throughout. There is a well and cistern on tli'5 promises, stables, wo.:d-hed,chicken-houl'eand all the outhouses needed.

Tlio pasture lot, chicken lot, kitchen garden, and door yard, are each neatly and independently fenced. There is line selection of fruit trees on the grounds, among which are Apples, Pcachea, Pears, Plums, as well as choico Grapes, iiiid a number of handsome evergreens. T ne hou Jo wi'il be sold wi ;h all the ground, or with a portion of it. T erms One-third of the purchase money down, tho balance in payments to suit the purchaser. For further particulars, call on tho undersigned, on tho premises. EDWIN BULLARD. Bloomington, Ind., March C, 1870.

In a few days ouir stock will be complete in all lines, and at lower prices than have prevailed since the commencement of the war. the 3M O S T CELEBRATED 3b:rjvi of LADIES' LASTING GOODS, CAN BE FOUND IN BLOOM ENGTON ONLY AT THE CITY SHOE STOKE. (They Wear a Year). rami tmm thai mm A large stock of Ladies' Kid and Lasting Slippers at wholesale prices.

CHILDRENS' SHOES 111 endless variety, made for uls and warranted. Mens' wear AIiL KXETDS, Price our DOUBLE SOLE PLOW

SHOE before you buy. A GOOD BROGAN for $1:50!

NOTICE To all whom it may concern.

The undersigned, having engaged in au-

othur uuuiness, requiring nis attentior, would say to those knowing themselves, indebted to' him, that he has placed his NOTES AND ACCOUNTS in the hands of Messrs. Louden & McCoy,

for collection. Those wanting to save cosU

will do well to call and sotlle immediately, as longer indulgence can net be given. JAM EH SMALL. Bloomington, Ind., aplo, 18T0.

An appropriate gift to a young lady from hir lover a Newspaper ik. Slx might

ca?y iimtt Ji U find a jury that will sustain jiile his letters and read Ihvm to her fiictKK

Corporation Election.

TT is hereby declared by the Board of

L Trustees of tho Town of liloommgton. County of Monroe, and fltate of Indiana that on the 2d day of May, 1870, tho following Offices are" to be tilled : One Trustee for 1st Wurd. One Trustee for 2d Ward, Ono Trustee for 3d Ward. One Trustee for 4th Ward. One Trustee for 5th Ward. One Marnhal. One Treasurer. One Clerk and Assessor,

PROCLAMATION:

Notice is hereby civ an that wi election

will be hell in the Court House, in the

Town or Bloomington, County of Monroe, and State of Indiana, on Monday tho 2nd

dny of May, for tho purpose of electing ncrsons to till the offices mentioned in the

above declaration, whereof all persons in

terested will tako duo notice, ana govern

tl emsel ves accordingly.

In witness whereof I hi vo hereunto set

in v band and afn.ed tho seal of Blooming, toil, Ind., this t;th day of April, 1810. JOHN WALDHON, President. Attest : J. C Obcuaw, Clsrk.

CALF boot;

The very best quality, HAND MADE

and sold at wholesale rates.

Don't buy 'till you see them!

We propose to Duplicate Cincinnati Jobbing prices, on any goods we have in stock. We desire to increase our trade this Spring, and shall offer Special llliilllllii. All rips mended free of charge CHASE A CO.

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