Bloomington Progress, Volume 4, Number 2, Bloomington, Monroe County, 11 May 1870 — Page 1
3XF US w Cash Store.
New Store S New Goods! New Prices!
THE rSDEESIGNED beg leave to inform the citizens of B!ociiiing;on, nu 1 Moaroe county, that thoy have opt nod out A Lare and Wdl Selected lock Of Dry Goods, Motions and White C-oods, which they propose to sell
fiir cash, in. the room Formerly Occupied by James Small. Our stock consists in part of CALICOES, TICKINGS, BLEACHED AND BROWN MUSLiXS, HICKORY, CHECKS AND GINGHAMS, SWISS MUSLINS, NAINSOOK, Checked and Plain Jaconets, Percales, Brilliants, Lawns, Spring and Summer Dress Goods, Ta ie Liu? ns,Crnshcs, Towels, &c, very cheap Call and examine our stock. gg No troulile to show Good. Tejneinber the store: James Small's Old Stand. fb23 V. . DEITC1I & CO.
Established ;A. D. 1S35.
BLOOMINGTON, ifD., MAY 11, 1870.
Ttfcw- Series. Tol. 4 lo. 2.
Un
Drug
J. W. SHOEMAKER & CO. SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, Bloomington, Unci
Wholesale nuil Kotail Dealers in
AXD GLASS. BOOKS, STATIONERY, MUSIC, &C.
prepared to furnish Lead, Oils and 'Glass, as low as the low est
We are Drugs
Remember, we have one of the largest stocks of
and liooks the same,
WALL PAPER ever brought to JBlownif isgrtOBi, and will sell lower than any house in town, ready trimmed, to :, w'lich saves of the cot o' milling it on". "NVe always keep on hand a largo stock of
one-half
PIRE WI.VES, KRAKOBES A XI W HUSKIES, for Alcdlcal lur-
poses. Bttgn Kewemiwv, wc Keep no seeon-i mass urug. an'i we giroi-un-ee i.ai j vour Prescriptions will bo compounded of first-class Drugs, an 1 wo have a man with us i now, that we can recommend to the public: J. S. FA It IS. an old DruggUt, well ! known to everv man in the county. Call and give lis a trial, and nc I guarantee satisfaction.' J. W. SIIO'EMAHlEil & CO.
JAS. B. CLARK. JOHN C. ORCHARD. CLAF.K & GRftHABD, DKaLEBS is Fane; and Staple Provisions, Queensware, &c.
Masonic Hall Building, IHoomlnctote, - - Indiana
The highest prices paid for all kir-ds of i country produc e. jan2 70 j v.0
KllettsviRle WOOLEN FACTORY. mHE CITIZENS of Monroe and adjoinI ing counties v.-:.li -.ike notice that I have loused the ab-.-vc Factory, and have purchased and add, I SEW! MACMIXEKY, have put th Factory in complete order, ami am now prepared to Card, Spin and Weave, and hope to bo able to secure a liberal pa-
j tronnge. I Having i thorough practical knowledge of thy business in ail its different branches, ; I feel confident of my abilitv to do asg.od
work as tin nest. Aiy price win oo us io
NX W! NE IF.' NE W! Soiraeir Clothins.
DK.VI.Ea J EVERY STVt.B OV Ready - Made Clothing, A or tii Side of Public Square, BLOOMIXG TON, IXDIA X. 1 ,
Faculty ind. State; I'liivorsHj". Kkv. CVRfS NlTT, D.D 'resident .. Professor of Mental-, Morvl and PulittcU PhUun-i'hy,'. Kiev-. TiiEopicura A.Wjrc.iE, J).D., V fts$Y o Xnt mil PhilosophyKk li.viio Owen, A.M. MTl.. Voo-.w Xatnral Sriaicc. f Dasibi. K ikk wood, LL,.; Profasor of
miilitmaii' s. j 1;k Klisii v Hai.i.entihk, fi-i tif ilif Greek Languagt.tt lion". (iKOiitiK AV. Ilosa, A.M
of Eiplish Literature and Htfvry i fir? r.l' fVst' iiitin. '
'Rev. Jons A. RErnBr.,f.l.. Profwr
A.M.. ProIferaf!l,-. ,, P-rofrxxor
Murder u crime of the highest ; side of the room and wattrh the grade, because it is the premeditated, various processes through which the voluntary, and malicious taking of! iron goes. On the West side of the the lif: of a human being, t hereby j building wo find an enormous robbing him, at once, of all rights, j pile of what is called pig iron. facu".tL?, and powers. Besides, in ! This iron consists of thick short
his Miiurv, the whole society is
- c it: j J 1 T.nZtint.Kt,-
Col. .Ta'm-ss Thompson-. U.A.. Profiwr deprived lorever ol all
Snane a-ad Civit '"(' neert ni. wliich that Uicmber
of Military
. BicKXRiuLJ.
.1)., Pi
Hon. Gkouok
fexf; if of I. tic.
iron.'JofcX IT- Pettit, LL.D., Professor of f.ei.r. liev. llKKny W. Bat.lamivt:, A.M.. pro ttm. P ".($&'. of Lctin Languant and Lit raiure.. Itiiv. Amzi Atwatf.k, A.M., Professor of Lai in I.amwiffC nnd Literature, tlect.
Ai.t.isos Maxwki.u A.B., 1
Scott llitTi.Eit, A.M. .no- -
Tutors.
Temperance . Column
Edited by a Committee. Jfe)"' Coiniuunications solicited for this column. Direct to Lock Box No. OS."X,i3R
iu red ; .since it is deprived of one
of its members, who might have aided in bearing its burden.-, and
, , t ..:!... i ; . i , . . i a . :i
ml r. 'if- i ""ai luiiuii-' ins Miuru io lis uros-
perity. The community, by the murder of one of its members, is
the benefits night have
remhjrsd. VUw- laawrdet then tolerated, society' would soon be destroyed, and the human race would perish from the earth. Thus, in self-defence, society is compelled to interf nd prohibit murder, punishing it as one of the greatest of
crimes. In our next we propose to j
continue this argument, and show that intemperance, and the aiding and abetting thereof, should be treated as any other crime.
oars, somewhat resembling cord wood. It is simply crude iron just as it comes from the blast furnace, and of course is very impure.
Of the
iron, about twelve
Indiana Bier Growing: Trade.
CONTINUED.
Temperance Prayer Meet- The IMMENSE IRONWORKS ixo. There will be n Temperance Prayer I q Indifincpolis, Meeting of thirty minutes, everv :?mJav j c, , ' ' afternoon, at the Court House, at 4:15. im- j Some tlireo or fou:.' years ago SOVmediatelv after the close of the Leei'.uw i oral eenflemen who had formerlv
All ;tre invited to attend,
. T. TATLOIU S. EWISO TAYLOR & CO., iealers in Choice Family Groceries, u.o ens w are
AMD WOT
The highest market price u
Xty produce square, Jan26-70
any rpjionsibla
rk weli. I will also keep a stock of
, Goods for sale, or to exchange for "Wool. I "Wool, Cord-wood, Grease a id C:.sh, will i be taken in exchange for work.
Your patronage is expected, as I have ! comy to stay. I P. S. Cash pud for Wool. i SAM. J. SCIIOFIELD. j Elk-ttsvllle. Ind.. April i3, mo. ! S. U. 1SI."S;IUK. JOHN W. ItCSKlllK. ! Bi'S&fEii & BUSIilliK,
for covin-; 44 ifnii br f 1-. rait
Northeast comer of the p-jb- 1 v j -
f McGE V bi s i,ii, ,? -ho l.,i-c,.st I
:ks of Clothing, in his s(or;'. .it the
present time, ever brought to the Athens
Factory hu does !'f Indit.nn, and lie is veiling them at much
lower jvices than heretotore. lie has Every Style of C-lntliSng for Men and Sity Embracing a full lino of fine and coarse Coats, Pants, Vests, Linen Shirts, Under Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders ami Neck-ties. Especia' attention is Jiri etHl to a stock of .isaac rm:" 3&s recently puruhased, which eoaipriso the inles: at d most popular styles.
-aw,
Blaontiiiglois,
Indiana.
License to sell
Liquors to rk used as aBev
! been engaged in the iron business
t """ in Ohio, attracted by the extensive
coal tick
i a the Western
Me&lNiNEY & ALEXIN i)EU
T !
1ITOULD CALL Til E ATTEN
YV tioa of their friends in Blooming'.oii to the fact that, they have opened a NEW MEAT SJJOP, in a new building north of the Post Oflke, We will keep none but the best of Beef, Fori, Mutton and Sausage.
A hare of the public patronage olicited- L. E M.-KINNEY. MABT. ALEXANDER. Bloomingtcn, Ind., Dee. 8, 1650.
(Ojtiee over Leii Tumn-nt-nim's Store.) WILL PRACTICE IX THE COURTS j OF THE STATE. Special attention given to Probate bvsi- j ness, and ;o collections. jnK'70 !
At th!s store, Ail, stek of Gent"' Fur. riishing O'xhIs can always bo found tlx newest novelties b.-!i ; secured as rapidiy as thev are introiuetd in the Eastern cities.
j part of the State, and bv the nunier-
EUA(iE,snouEi) not be granted.) ons blast furnaces which are being "Woo unto him thnt giveth his neighbor established in that section, together drink, that putteth thv bottle to him und i with the suporior advantages posmaketh him drunken also, that thou mavest i T '.. .. ., 1 . look on their nakedness.'1 llahakkuk, 2d j d by Indianapolis as a railroad chap., imIi verse. j center, determined upon the estabjS"c subject more deeply involving lishmcnt of a large iron mill at that
the temporal and. eternal happiness ponn Leading citizens apprecia-! touchca can be given. For this purof man can claim the attention of j ting the grca advantage that won d , there are two large furnaces, the people. It mostdeeply concerns: accrue both to the State and City j fter be; thortH hl re!
an cKtsscsanu conoiuoi sor society, j "vm umu ntup f1.' heated it is again put through
r aim. -is are iiucresteii, icsc tneir . ... ..,,nv.t w ...c tniv.,F. .u ,,. . Aft .,
ii i t i in... i . . v . .i : i - a.i . i n ----
snail ueeome inebriates, arid mo woi-k.s were sikhxiuv ereeiuu at
tons per day are consumed at these
works, or when run at night double that amount. The first process is what is termed puddling Ihif. consists hi melting the iron ludarge furnaces, and stirring it until it becomes near the consistency of wax. In the mill there are eight of these furnaces. One mill will puddle a ton of iron in about eight hours. After the iron is puddled, it is taken from the furnace in large balls and thrown into a machine which very much resembles the mouth of an alligator, and which, in fact, bears the name. Here it undergoes a regular chewing process, the heavy jaws opening and closing upon it, while the attendant turns the lump every time the jaw opens. Under this process a fiery liquid runs from the mass, thus divesting it of much of its impurity. The proprietors are about putting in another machine to do the work. It is called a coffee mill squeezer. It comes from Pittsburg and will cost 2,000. From this squeezer the iron is taken to a machine which rolls it out into long bars. On the account of the water that is used to keep the machine from heating and the repeated rolling, the iron becomes cold, and it becomes necessary
to reheat it before the finishing
The Baby Elepltiant Dead. The little Elephant known as "Young Saoo Fly attached to Gardner & Forepaugh'a menegerie, breathed bis last yesterday, at 1 1 A. M. His remains have been bequeathed to the Western Reserve College, where the body was taken last, evonirg. It will be prepared while there and exhibited among the curiosities. His death was brought about by the tussel he had with the large elephant while iu the Vermillion river a few days ao,
when in sport the big fellow threw "Shoo Fly" violently into deep water. Notwithstanding the death is in the beast family, no one regrets his death more than his mate, who caused his dealh. It is pitying to look upon hira. Tears are continually streaming from his eyes, and a low murmur of groaning is heard. His keeper says fie knows as well tts a man that he was the cause of his death. Clmeland
iJaiarft,5ervvJ
i
'.TV- ?ff If
i Hoover & Fisli
CVRUS TllUEliLOOl).
B. T. TBCEBIOOD.
True blood Oo.
Have jus : open-'d a fret-h stock pf Famiiy Groceries, Pi-Aviv-inn;. A e,..
Wat ide of the Public Square, next door j to Stuart & Co. J ggr Country Produce wanted in ex-j change for goods. j Bloomingt n, Ind., Feb. 16, 1870 I JAMES W. C'C'OKEHLY, j LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE, i REAR or ELOOMINGTON HOTEL, j Bloomington, Ind. ! SADDLE HORSES, Horses and Buggies, and teai.is, hired on reasonable terms. Stable just cast of the Postofisee, and in ; rear of the I-loomiugton Hotel. oci.S 00 ; Bukeiry and
Confectionery, East Side Public Squaw, BliOOMI NGTOX, I2vD.
9
-1 I
f: njk-
i A gcot'I stock of Trun
I Lags an I V a use.,
Always m M,..r; I would ca! particulssr i.ttentioii ti the IJ.nii- Paper Collar, of which 1 keep a full eupply. I have, bv fV.r. the largest stock of Elroad C'tt!!t!s. l'asitJ Js5k Velvcti. and Worsted ioods. Which vvil! be cut and n-ud: up in the highest style of the nt. 1K'J AM5X M en;:. l'.looi ;ngin, I v!., .! ;ni: .;.), n:.
JAMES Ht'caiK.-. Xit'i;. VAN' HOP. UIGKCS & VAN HORF,
KLO."J3IXSTO:i, ISO.,
sons snail become inebriates, ami I mo woi-k.s
fill drunkard's craves. Mothers ! a cost of ? 177,000
are interested, lest their loved ones j Recent lly Mess-rs Butsch, Dickshould be ruined ; lest their daugh- son & Co., who are noted for their ters shall sufier the degradation, ! public spirit, have purchased the wttnt, wretchedness, and torture of ; entire wo,:ks, with the twenhj aans being the wives of besot ted and ; of ground on wlr.ch they are erected,
Travel intr ! brutal husbands. And cacti mem-; and by an additional outlay ot fc2o,O , . , ... , , AAA 1. ,1 .1 . 1 a. e
ber oi society l interested, lest its ,w nave so auticu to ineir iaciupcace and prosperity shall be broken j tics, that they now take rank among up and destroyed, and its citizens! the largest establishments of the become vagabonds, the inmates of j kind in the west. They are now poor houses, jails, penitentiaries, and j turning out an excellent quality of victims for the gallows. No one j merchant iron of all kinds, includwhn has a grain of sympathy, for j ing refined iron for bridges and his R'llow man, can look with in-i railroad purposes.
.remaps by taking a stroll through the works we can form a better idea of their magnitude than in any other way. Following one of the numerous lines of railroad which
r.r.eet with the Union depot from
MANUFACTURERS OF BUSIES, CARRIAGES AND Spring Wagons. Blooiaisigton, - - Indiana.
';r,d
Mipre
Slate, ind in . for 1 udiana.
in !!. part of the M ntte'ution.
FAlljeen SeaiV exirrij??te
J. th::i place attests the durability oi o'.ir
mcrn Year!'
We will have readv this Spring
work.
a iood issortPK.-r.t of the hr. of superior iinisii, and will
st stv'.es ana
, YVriEE pra. tic; in tl e t V inferior Courts of t!i the District Court of th-s I."
! L 1:0 collect !o!l ot . iaiti i State, will receive r :v,
j Blooiiiington, In 1.. Nov. "!, lS.Vj-y i AWiHO II ?li C B2 .11 E ir T. Mr. Editor. Pletse at nounce t--. : Hro.
Jones, and all otle.-i's w: 01 1 it i lay incern, Lliut if the pfoj.lr ii v; viliing, 1 am willing.
andio; than williiur vci ev.-n irw-u
ditici ence upon the terrible ruin pro- j duced by intemperance. That it is a great evil that it U a heinous wrong and that all who j aid the flow of the deadly currents-
of intemperance, are inflicting un-j
i -i - -, ie . . i - .1. l i...
told injuries upon community, is i l o . um , una u ;ni is owneu oy o-eneL-al'lv conceded. But is not in-! Messrs Butsch, Dickson & Co., and
! tomj erance justly chargeabic with i used by them to connect their works
all
a eia-pcr tinge or immorality . is j w un an uic otuer roaus i imuuig
not intemperance a crime ot theiout ot the city, we are brought ell
darkest grad
rectly upon the irounds, which are located on the East bsnk of White River. Long before reaching the works th eye is attracted by the dense volume of smoke which issues
from its numerous furnaces, and as
Fresh Brtad, Cakes and Candies, made
daily. All kinds of Nuts, Foreign Fruits. Oyters, SaTtimes, Spice:;, &c, &e., aiways on hand. 'All orders tilled promptly to satw&ction. HENRY BOTT.
Sell on Liberal Terms,
j OR MAKE TO ORDER. Repairir.;; -Dromjitly and neatly idoise, FOR CASH.' ' All Work Warranted. i ; Fin 't hing and Sa;o Rooms in W. O. Fee's i Building. mar2,'T0-tf
K. H. Ht'STKB.
W. M. BRATI.-i-.
of the most out-
r,ige:tis cnaracter . it so, wny should it not be treated as other crimes? The intemperate man commits a crime nnainst himsalf, against his
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tartiily, against society, anel agtunst wc approach sun nearer, the lurut Ciod." (iod, himself, has proclaimed flames which cap the huge chimneys
itl.o-.it t this to be true in the utterances of I denote no ordinary combustion.
admixture," t r.rtr(nhj l: price of j j'n8pircd word. The voice ot j Upon entering the main building f S i-Sr Vr1'!l '"To Je I the Creator is heard, denouncing one is forcibly' pressed wdth the
I,...! iv,.n Pi..iviim A' f'n Krnk v.. A-Co.. intiMiineraiice and macmir it in the mas;nuiieic oi me worns. iiere is
M.V ontr-ernrv of CfiniCS acknowlodircd
"v t . r to be of the Hacked dye. Drunkards are classed by the inspired penman, with robbers, adulterers, and
11 them E: r'v Itosc Potatoes.
per
l
G reeves & Co., and Trut-bl nam s is'?
d A- C M. I
LAtlt.
Goods! i
jr
X 0 1?
Sigii and 0 rnamental j
liiai mmr liciih Wide Public Square. jmU'i CNDEHSIGN'El) tire prepared to i X dall kinds ot House Painting, proinptly and in good sty-o. Graining and Varnishing.
Waslier.
ITVIVfBQll nl,...-, IVDlVfiFD i A" k!'"'ii "f K'Kn
Villi tUB-aau vwiu hmuuu. : giUS; and cniu
Hear what tlie People say of them . W. J. Allen Dear Sir : Th Doty Washer and AVrintrer, whicl
we purchjised t f you, are a perfect uwas. ; We would not bo witlioat them. Washing ; day U no longer a terror in our families, j Kev. Win. Turner, II P. Colo, ; Loke W. Sanders, Jos. M. Howe, j Nicholas Mayfield, Wm. A. Gabe. j fkld only la Monroe county, by Wm. .) '. .
Allen. South s d Ot tlie puoiu square
Jflocmington, Indiana.
Imitations of Oak, Walnut, Mahogany, Ash, Maple,
W riling on wood,
w
KEEPS Till: CJR1J.VTEST VASlIETir, A XI) AT LOWER PRICES
stretched out before 113 one vast room, beneath whose covering the hissing of the steam, the flving
of immense wheels, the bu'zing of
murderers ; of all these it is declared the various machinery used in the by God himself. "They shall not f several stages cf the work, corninherit the Kingdom of God!" Thej mingled with the clash of iron bars frown of the infinite Jehovah rests j as,thcy come from the machinery lmr.n those who imbrue themselves! all tend to produce a feeling al-
He. also, w ho tern dIs I most akin to awe in the mind of
Ids neighbor to commit this ; cat I one who has never before visited a
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crime, is eei.ua uy gm".y uuu me: curse of God rests upon him, as an aider and abetter of this great crime, "cursed be he who holdeth the bottle to his neighbor's mouth." What God has so emphatically
pronounced as crime, is clearly pro-
place ot the kind. Not far from the center of the room stands a three hundred horne poirer engine with its immense fly wheel. This mill is used in running what is called a muck mill.
It also propels a bar iron mill of fif-
In addition to
sought, to make his volume not only j
the most powerful and tasciuating sensational work of the day, but also a book which shall hold a place
dor robbery theft, or fraud should ! each of seventv-five horse power. " en i, rouucij , uicii, v 'i c Utv unon the suuieet wherein it
h.' brane cd and r.unisheei as a crime, lint among tno greatest woiwers 01 ' rr, , , ,, ta. oianucu am. u , , ' . b ., f- i i i treats. I lie book is maonincentlv
k-i the mill are the pumps wnien suppiv ... . , , ... -.-na '
veil fo bo such, also by the plain j teen inches train
teachings -f Political Philosophy, j this mammoth engine there are three If there arc good reasons why m ur- ' other engines used in this department
necessary straightening and trimming are done it is then ready for the market. Messrs. Butsch, Dickson & Co. own scrcn hundred acres of coal fields in Clay county, from wliich they not only furnish their own works, but are enabled to supply a large part of Indianapolis, with coal.
'Paris by Sunt iff lit a.-id Gaslight." A work descriptive of the Mysteries and Miseries, ths Virtues, Vices. Splendors and Crimes of the City of Paris By James D. McCabe, Jr., National Publishing Co.. Cincinnati, 0. The unusual facilities possessed by our first-class Subscription Book Publishers, have enabled them to furnish the public with many works
of great interest and value ; "but the
Isaac Galligar, of Westchester, Columjiiana county, Ohio, while eating a p ece of cake, last week, partially (wallowed a steel pin. A physician of that town tried, for a considerable length of time to ciscover its whereabouts, but could find nothing of it. He then got on a horse and rode in great haste to Alliance, eight miles, to procure the services of some other physician. Dr. R. P. Johnson, after looking in vain ibr it in the upper part of the throat, conceived the idea of inserting a very small horse-shoe magnet into the throat and pushing it down
as far as possible. To the magnet-
was attached a small cord, and upon withdrawing it, the pin was clinging to the magnet. On Monday a young man named Robert Webster, of Medina, Ohio, formed the acquaintance of a swindler on the train while on his 'aray from Toledo to this city, and when he r.rrived at the Junction he loaned the fellow all the money he had 122 taking as security what purported to be a U. S. bond and some spurious gold pieces. W hen the trian started from the Junction the swindler rose up and said that he wishetl to see some friends in an adjoining car, but as he disappeared through the door; Webster suddenly came to the conclusion that he had been robbed, and became convinced of the correctness of this theory a moment afterward, as he saw the borrower jump from the train. Webster started to leap from the tar, he was in, but was prevented by the conducter. As soon, however, as his story was told the conductor checked the train and let Webster off, and the latter gave chase and soon overhauled the thief, whom he compelled to refuael. Detroit Tribune.
It must be a pleasant thing to be President of Mexico. While nominally at the head of a constitutional
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most powerful and attractive work! f 'vwiimeni, nc is,in reality, a gooa of this kind is the book now before &il despot and Dictator, as the
us. it is simply the Uity ct runs photographed by the author's pen and ti e artist's pencil. It is magnificently illustrated, and is issued in the very best of style. It not only abounds in solid and useful information, but faithfully reproduces the most startling sensations of the gavest City in the world. It tells
us how the beauty and splendor of
the bright City have beeu purchased at a frightful cost of misery and suffering ; how virtue and vice go arm-iu-arm, and how the laticr is undermining all the sweet courtesies of social life ; and how most fearful crimes are committed and concealed. It tells us of high life and low life; of palaces and hovels; of the Emperor's family, and the workman's household. We mingle freely in the most magnificent and and dissipated pleasures, and drop an involuntary tear into the "Common ditches" where the poor sewing girl is laid to rest. All that has mt.do Paris the most beautiful and attractive City in the world, unite to make this book the most interesting we have seen for many a dav.
Spamsh-Americans like to call it.
Just now the usual dissensions in Mexico are varied by quiet preparations for a general revolution, and tae Congress is doing its share towards making ready, by suspending certain provisions of the constitution. That is the way they always do Make a constitution and carry out its provisions until some emergency .arises, or some one breaks the law,, then suspend it for a while until the matter settles itself or the offenders can be killed. It never seems to liave cntereed the Mexican's head that the constitution is the foundation of all law in a repubHcan government, that if it is not stable the superstructure cannot be firm. In, the present instanee special jwera are grauted to the President for the execution of kidnappers and bandits. As half the population is comprised of ihcse two classes, it will be seen tluu the privilege is not a limited one.
In Circleville, O., the Democratic judges presistcntly refused to allow colored men to vote, in all the wards save tine, the Fourth. About
The author, writing of what he has . 1G0 of such presented themselves at
seen and experienced, has evidently ; the polls oi the other three wards,
pumps which suppl
The largest of these,
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m..i'2-'i1.'-3.a
Paper Hanging. C'eilingH Whitened superior to lim-'-wash. Ii:-autiful .-hades in C A 1L, M I ft E , for ceiVmgs, kkohen walis, halls, &c. Now U the time to Re-Paint and Paper. Give us it .all. Ill NT MR .': I-KATLY, .?-loomiiitoj., ind., Mar. ih'tv.
T II A IV ANY STORE BLOOM I 3 ; T o :' .
Common Prints . . Best Prints . . . . Corn, brown Muslin . Best heavy " . . Prime Rio Coffee- .
Choice " " , . . . 25 English Soda ....
Sugar 1 H"-l) Ant. all othnr Goods as cheap
8c. m 8 ion
t,lies::.me reasons demonstrate elruiil
or ness anil drunkard-making a j the water.
crime. The reason why some acts i Thomas .catcher s patent, throws at e made a crime! by human laws, is eiyhteen thousand gallons of water because such acts violate human I per hour. It is the only pump of ri-r'ats, and if tolerated would do- 'the kind West; of Pittsburg, while idrnv socictv. subverting all the! there are only three of the kind
benefits, to attain which, society is . i t xi.rt ,1.1.1,. H.iiim, r
; ofo-ainzeei. in iau uu wi.uiu.. ui ! American Indcpcudanco, certain inI alienable riirhts are recognized,
among wliich are life, liberty, anel the pursuit of happiness. These are the inheritance of all men. These tights by common consent among i II civilised nations, are comprehended under five heads, viz : Life,
VOlt CAS5I..
1 a n s. Virur the reiaait.inir stock of i . . . , , , r 1
neuv w inter i lOe-is, a, co.-i. i nav! ue- ,- ... , i.,,i,. . i ...i ...... ,i n . ..i.i;.. - her v. nronortv. character, anel
siutl! Ixi the 8l'fil nidi'
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V'. e FEE Blooiuington, lud-, kb'': 1 sVO.
West of the Alleghany Motinatins. The missive machinery which is u seel in working the iron rcejuircsan immense ann-unt of water to keep it from becoming reel-hot. This pump is elcsipneel to meet this demand. There is still an other pump which throws upward of.su-thou-mt d gallons per hour, and is tisael in supplying eight large fine
boilers, lhese boilers are twenty
squar Gooel
for i , omit if rm. A violation, oi anv ot i lour feet lone ana more tuau ten
these rights constitutes an offense j ftvt in circumference. punishable by the laws of the laud. I But let us go ovcrto jthe jcx
illustrated with 150 fiue engravings
by the leading artists of France : Dore, Therond, and others whose names amply attest the character of the work. It is compi ised in one large volume of over 800 pages, ami sold only by subscription. Iu a salton in Terre Haute, a night or two ago, a man named
Whittcmore, chawed off Pat. Hush's
thumb, and Pat. Rush chawed otf
Wkitttemore's nose. Pat didn t
display good judgment. He get
the worst ot it.
A Day ttm lady played a game of
poker with her husband the other
night, mistaking his entrance for
that of a burglar. He is very badly bruited.
but they were told in each case thaithey had no satisfactory and legal evidence that this was theproclainatioa of the President, and the colonel men were compelled, consequently, to go away without exercising a privilege they had been looking forward to wkh much tin uety and hope. These votes, if cast, would have elected ths Kepubliein candidates. During the past ten ye'r.rs, April has been a memorable mouth in the ca '.endar. The attack on Fort Sumter and the beginning of the long civil war occurred on the 19th of April; Richmond and Petersburg wore evacuated on the 3d of April ; hue surrendered on the 9t;h : Abraham Lincoln was shot on the 14th ar d died on the loth, a little pass 7 o'clock ; Wilkes Bexith, the murderer, was shot by Boston Corbet on the 24th, and on the 27th Johnson surrendered hit army to Sherman,