Bloomington Progress, Volume 4, Number 38, Bloomington, Monroe County, 1 February 1871 — Page 3
BlOOliGTOH PROGRESS. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
L. y. A. C1IICVGO RAILROAD. Tlill TABLK AT ULOOMI NGT0S. EzfirestGiing South.: ArriTM at 2:30 r.u. Departs at 2:35 p.M Exf: as Gi ing North : Rives at 3:i0 P.M. Departs at 3:25 P.M Freight, going south, arrives at 8:46 a.m Freight, going north, arrive at 3:00 r.si jlM.tS R BRYANT, Aoknt.
"Local Notices tes cents
IXHX, F03 F.ACU INS iRTION. 1S
Attention iemocrata.
STDo you want a handjome, serviceable Carpet ? If so, go to Holtzman & Son's Woolen and. Carpet Factory, and procure one of their manufacture. With ordinary care, one of their Carpets will last a lifetime. They also manufacture the best Flannels, Jeans and Cassimere, that is sold in this market. Goto Iloltzman's for Stocking Yarn. They buy Wool and do Carding and Spinning in the most approved and workmanlike manner. Factory, Fast Bloomington. School teachers can find a full stock of "Reward Books" at the Union Drug Store, and as very low prices ; albo Slates, Copy Books, Pons, Inks, Crayon, etc. Shoemaker & Co. do a considerable business in the wholesale line, having recently sold an unusual number ot bills to country druggists. Benzine, Gasoline and Coal Oil, plent iful and cheap at the Union. Faris 13 the compoundcr.and he understands the business thoroughly. Dr. Mott's Bitters are sold by this firm. It does seem that Schopf & K-.utffman, the South College Avenue Confectioners, will never get
Read What General Kimball ; done ottering novelties to tutir nu-
mys or ; JSw ' Kxp-e!crant. !nerus ,)atrons. They always keep "Dr..!. H. Brow i: After having used; ' ' 1 rour 'Y.x-w or in Svrup' tone enough to I a full supply of fresh Oysters, kfcow and n,;vreei:ite it good which sr served up in the finest can cheerfully nyai icsIip.oi.yK' its UMiionn ftuct- in -uVn the ir.oM obnate case's j tyle, or persons may get a beef-
En. ProoiRss Phase toil tho Agents of ture"i Hair lle.v.onitive," that I am uitoVr obligations to -.hem for the bottle of "Res' oral ivv'' they were o kind a to send ma. ST v hair, which is naturally of lank, earrottv order, is rfu t very beautiful dull; brown." sni as sort is ailk allowing to the MM of the "Nature Hair Restorative.'' 1 would recommend it u the use of the people of the 6th Congressional District. Tours Democratically, L. D. VORIIKS
A Cheap Hocse. Any one who aiey wish to secure a dwelling house for occupancy during the Terms of College, or who may wish to remain in Town only while sehoo inc their ohiMren. would do wall to call at 'the Progress Odieo. The homo is new, has four room, two of them finished. staiuU on a full lot. and is just cut square west v" the residence of Rev. A. Y. Moors, Soni College Avenue. The house and let can be bought for seven hundred dollars.
Mrartt t iv el
it tb very best, s & K. are clever, ncoomrnodatiiiir
First Grand Speech cp the, Session. P. L. D. Mitchell fAYORS Sunday Hunting. He says "That's whaVt the Matter!" Hia Speech causes a RISE IN THE PRICE OF PORK. Full report from the Indi
anapolis Sentinel ;
On Tuesday, January 24th
House of Representatives b id under consideration a bill to protect; game, and in the discussion which followed, our Representative, Mr. Mitchell, is reported in his own organ, the Sentinel, as making the following dignified remarks: Mr. Mitchell. This bill, Mr. Speaker, embraces a matter of much interest to my constituents. Now, I am clearly of opinion tha; to protect game efficiently it don't go at it right. You propose to prohibit persons from netting quails, at any time of the year, but you cannet protect them in that way from the hawks. I contend that hawks kill icore partridges than all the shot .g jns and nets in the State, and if you want to protect partridges you must give a premium for hawk skulls. Laughter, That's what's tlisniatter. Renewed laughter. A Voice. "I will vote for a bill of that kind." Mr. Mitchell A good many persons don't know have no idea of the damage one flock of partridges will do on a farm. I have known them t destroy a field cf clover jiown in the spring. One fleck have destroyed at least a bushel of clover seed, which costs a good deal of monev, besides the labor in putting
it in. 1 am like mv lnend Mr. t.,ox,
Cklpa and Splinters.
Circuit Court will convene at Bloomington on the 2d Monday of March, instead of the first Monday of May. This by reason of the passage of a law by the Legislature, changing time of holding Court in
. this judicial circuit. Lusk should tn(i.k t'.RA (1,:. Ua m
uc uuuum vi mil?, ou um. appear A Legislative Committee on Education arrived in town on Friday last, and profitably occupied their time in examining the numerous public buildings and works of art, for which Bloom ington is so celebrated. Among others, the Tan Yard School House claimed a large share of surprise. Several gentlemen of tho committee were standing in front of the Jail building on Saturday, and were heard to remark that "if the individuals who engineered that machine had taken the money for that Sheriff's residence and built a respectable school house, it would have reflocted credit upon ttair judgment." Right, sir
It is now proposed to publish
j g-ntiemeu, ana seen to uei.gtu in ; j- ou!d gl)00ttllPm or nrttneni Bny j n inistei ing to the appetites of their j t;me Qf tne year thought proper
customers,
full prooeedings of Justice courts, with the hope that violations of the law will be less frequent, when publicity is one of the penalties W. L. Adams has been killing live copperheads iu mid-winter. Adams is also Coroner, and will hold inqueats oq short notice, for all the legal fees he can get -The locomotive Zebra hauled a passenger coach from New Albany to Michigan City, a distance of 288 miles, on Sunday, Jan. 22d, in eleven
n-! l. I l: I . i T i il I'l
iueyaisoKcepvuuH-8,jrauoH. uo iiitht u i.iu I ho,, and twenty minutes
i is wren 2 in these particulars. We;
i do not want to build up a svstem in
the young men who de-! this country like they have in Eng-
nuts, and fresh cakes.
All
Th(
aJ:n:ni-:er J tlv:
r-in, i'.n . a :'ays : Wfcll as -b-.- m-..t
kind. SAT II AS KIMBALL Jan. 4 Treasurer o. State. Bs Hr-jM$ ;':qietor.int is a certain
rare ur Coug.is. ( was t Hrown's Expectorant will t iou of !u:i senes in a few honw.
viti-F yon nave uo eve.:. i.i- i . .,,i t,mi0 , land, where a man can , ea oil
OilC 1 11 nv.l ucilll -11 V blllLl l.vv., ' - r
! . . . d, ii.l,,u. c,,fi i anctnei mans iarm ami snuuw
:m t ui.t: ijiMiuiiuihivwri , iiic uwuin .. . ,. . . . , , 1-7 CVk-e Avenue Boot and Sh 2 ' , ra'D I .T thc which he had been accustomed to '.ue amiiuc ikiul - I farm mav shoot as much as ha pleases. , 0 , 1 dealer and manufacturer. Bollen-'rhe nie'cnanic in town may labor feed every morning. Search was barber uss tsone out the bent stock j hard until Saturday evening": if he I instituted, but without suocees, and in his Hoot, and then he knows ! wants to hunt he, has to pt 11 of his Mr. K. concluded that the animal
to out iCiitiior so that it will 7 yw ; waa ocen stoic n. jasc .iiicsuHy wr.iitiADL' naimitinu 1 . 1.1
He has the i s i . 1 i week, however, he discovered tne
medicine and ihel have frtiled :, eure r
Cough, try Bvonii's Kx;ectoruat it w: 1 cure you it is wairnnteo. Igrt'ts Bruwr' Kspf-lornnt for C. n j amotion. It will giv you mo- re'i:.-f thau mv other 3dieico in the market. Brown's Ilxvv-ctorant is fi.rsle t.t ' Sb!fa8k-r" Prij,- l"nor. tvry Vottle ii
car contained Gen. Minty, on his
wav home to attend the funeral of
his child Several weeks ago
A. Ketcham, Esq., missed a mule,
business. We may he mistaken, but infer that; the Gazette is one part Republican and three parts Democratic It is said that at Indianapolis, when an individual desires to know if ti e Senate is at work, he asks, "Is Judge Hugheh in session?" In fact it is openly asserted that the Senator from Monroe carries the Legislature in his breeches pockets. If the Senator's pockets are large enough, and he is 30 indifferent to the sanitary condition of his person as to fill them with the animal matter of which the present Legislature is composed, we can certainly urge no reasonable objection, But just imagine what a muss Ren. Mitchell will make in the Senatorial clothes a man who grinds his tobacco constantly and is troubled with incontinence of spittle
Something new in the Job
Printing line is the "Rebus Poster." We have the right for Monroe
county to ur,.2 Crane's Rebusses. Dry Goods, Grocery, or Shoe dealers, can get the moat attractive poster in the business by calling at the "Progress" Job Office
See the unparalleled bargains in Staple Groceries,offered by Dunn & Co. The duty on Coffee has been reduced two cents per lb. in gold, and Dunn & Co. have marked it down two and a half ctnts in currency. They have bought one of tho largest stocks ever brought to BIoomington,and bought it al l so low that they can sell at reduced prices on every article, Read their local advertisements, and then go to the store.
Petition to Sell Rel Estate. SMa of Indiana, ilo.tr-it. Co. it : VTOTU'E is hereby given, tha; Jame? H Rratncy, Administrator of the estate of ,J).m s Briitney, Sr., deceased, I .as tiled his petition to ell the real estate of the decedent, his personal estate being iniititticient to pay la; dnlits; and '.hut snid petition will be heart! at fbe nest term of the Court of Common Pleas of said co'.:nty.
Witness my hand and seal this Ulst day
JOHN R. EAST, Clerk.
of January, A. I). 1871,
J. II. London. Att'v
fob 1. "it 3t
Senator Hughes was voted a gold headed cane, at the Indianapolis Hebrew ' Fair, last week, as the most popular Legislator. - - Co to the Parlor Dni;t Store and gel a five cent Parlor Cigar. They ae dry and finely flavored.
give a close yet neat fit.
; bers and Overshoes in the market,: ter.
frilhfft' Auti-ics!c!S4r 1 the i-ur men ;.-iend. Vwase ii. i eiieayv requiring sma.l d ;sts to eU'eot a ptnuanctit and CvWi'.'i: c f. lp.
It ivn'se- n:--.-.r.iv lein.s; than any j anJ would be )leased to receive a by th-'i--t';t:.rri andt;l':':J phv'siVians j call from any who may need any in tbecotn.iry. j article in his line.
It appo.ils to '::ie rov -non pens', oi me reoiio. beeiu-'j of its "Keaoy iti the cure of! Chilis BB.1 fever. Eidargrtt Srfwn, IXiioua '
Ftver s,nd others of a n-.i.w,,-ai.c orin : ; enormoa3 quantitv of Queensware. '..sea;,?!- if its permanent etiets :n reinov- j i ir.z l;e' er.'.:se or in;tr!U:nK the effects of j He broucht on a verv force stock.
largest and cheapest stock ol Rub-;0n Sundav.do vm mean? fLau'ch-i mul on tlie Mitchell farm, embeded . . . . . . ' 1- : 1. 1 a ,..-1
List f 1U. S. Patents Issued to citizens of Indiana for the week ending Jan,. 28, 1871, and rach bearing that date. Reported weekly .'W tho Progress, from the office of David A. Bcrr, Solicitor of Patents and Attorney in Patent Cases, Washington City, D. C. : Plow; Scth Way. L&Vorte. 'Car-coupling.; Josopu Iioothroyd, Michigan City. Hand Corn Planter; James M. Harrison. Spartanburg. Box. Opener; Tnos. B. Henkle, Knightstown. Combined Gang Plow and Cultivator; Jame" A. Medaris, Sullivan. yi.,ur Bolting R.i.1; Allison L. Wiliiiains. Ortli. Scourinir, Washing and "Wringing Machine; William II. Churchman,. Indiana-
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Als, At the same time and place I will offer the following tracts of land, forfeited for th
Sale of Land. NOTICE is hereby given that the following tracts or liarcels of Lands and
Town Lots, or so mueh thereof ns shall be I non-payment of interest.
news? ssary tor that purpose, will le sold, or POLK TOWjrSnil' otfered for salo, at tho Court House door, The southwest quarter of the northeast
i-jj " w "'6"-1 quarter or section sixteen, town seven,
est bidder, for cash in hand, on
Monday, Maiich 2iTH, A.D., 1871,
range one east, containing forty acres. ;Joll to Ieiinc Grubb, Sir. Principl in-
prineipal and interest on Common School j. , t, 7 fi and fjonressionul Hchool Fund of said' northeast quarter of the countv.nnd which have become forfeited inarter of sect.onsien, towne.
the same having been morticaeed to the ,.,. a..m,.r, n,1 wt ii in
State of IndiMia, to secure the payment of i A T T mvwsr TnWKQUiP
southwest
eight, ranee
to the State for the non-pavment of inte- eas .nUining forty .ere.. Sold to rest, Ac, on tho same. 1? less than the I fJ1, S011, lDteTtstM 4K whole tract is sold, tbe part so sold will be wtliHrerWiw f mi"VQTTTT in the northwest corner of said tract; and v ,S i. if less than tbe whole Lot is told, the part i Te nrtbest qu.rter of tb Eorthwert so sold shall be off of the fide extending i 'U8rtjr oion two, town ten, renge on across said Lot. Hale continued from d,.v , wertl twnme forty acrea. Mortg(ged
i . .1.. ., ...:l .11 i. ,.i ir....j , oy
sale.
Court Notice. NOTICK IS hereby given to a'l pnrties coiieei iied, lliul t'ue times of holding
the Circuit Courts, in Monroe comity, have i
l.eeu rnimgea to the second Hondays ot March and Si'pteiiiber of each year. That the nest Term of the said Circuit Court will bo commenced on tho 13th Oay or march, and all process heretofore issued Cor the May Term, will be effective agi inst the parties to attend at the said March Terra, JOHN R. EAST, Clerk. Bloominston, Tnd., Feb. 1, 1HTI.
H. P. HARBISON.
M'KlfuiEY & HARBISON, TIT OULl) CALL THE ATTENy tion of his friends in Blnnmiugton to the fact that they Up.vo opened a Meat Shop in the new building north of the P:at Offics We will keep none but the best of Beef, Pork, Mutton and Sausage. A shar of the public patronage is solictcd. Not. It, 1870.
in a crevice bet ween two ledges of Poli
ViCK'S FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1371. The firm edition of Ono Hundred and fifty thousand copias of Vick's Illustrated Ct!tb;:ue of Seeds and Floral Ci-uide. is published Mid ready to send out '.'ill pages and an en graving of almost every desirable
! Flower and Vegetable- It is elegantly
pr;nLei on nne 'i:iiei paper, lnuscraxea wti.u Three limulreiiiinu Wood Engrurings and two bcnntiful COLORED PLATES. Tits most beautiful and the inosr. instrue-
Mit. Mitciifxl I said Satur-i rock, from which it had be?n unable:
av. Sir, I am opposed to this bill, ; t0 extricate itsejf, and in this posi- Bob Campi nd I do hope it will be voted down ition hgJ o death cost but fiv
fjo to the Parlor Pni Store and ask
bell tor a P:i r. or Cigar. Ihoy
e cents each.
Quekssware. Tavlor sells an
and that we will get up a bill that
will be a sensible bill, and oue that will be right.
This
all of Mr. Mitchell's
niaamf.'i -.h-.ihj.r : una !KV4Ue ot -t ..:- , , . . j i.i i ' o ,f
,:. v;.;,: pi,,,,:, it ;,, the ,ea,-h of ewry ! uut nve or six weeK go, anu last It is ordered ono 0f ,he finest
fm;.y. .a.- a -! try u: ;m u. it;r : '.reck again, lie received several new not e-jVte:.. muni to the drug.-ist and de- ! tasks. Ills trade docs not depend
Ksea v.-ui .: -n b:r.v: K'.' t'.M.
rr
1 .
o trreve
!-. aft -r a .M l.in "Vsi ! ' !..irvei the:- k.::u - :: lhrti:n : .o;-a:v.'i;-e h::d e:i rentore hu :'.'i Ic.ir cut n O. Hut r.w liiiii' Veget'iUe known to i-oss.ci ihe run: -r,.' .rt:.n th- f.r.-l firing ; lit'?. w?..ro ni: entireiv d-
'n j ;-ipn Queensware, hoNfever, for he tv.lU'd 1 has built up a trade in. Staple
.M..!.r.
i u i.it... i is
iO till tl.lt til--'.
; Groceriis that any tna .i might fed , pr itul of. If there is any country ; prodiuw in town, it may, as a genej rtl rale, ie fmind at Taylor's new ! Provision Store.
efforts of its kind ever heard in Indianapolis.
Conductors on the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad will, when the hew time, card goes into effect, run through from . New Albany to Michigan City, instead of stopping t Lafayette, as at present The farm house of James Russell, some five miles south
'of town, burned to the ground on
waica :
h.Ip :vi.;s
fin-.;
Ill
.a:ty jh
e H-K5
ja-.i4w
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A Ioisroe t'o. .'! rl.fi at te. Near Stiacti ill-'. Monrot- eo. Int. t June 2:1th. 187'. )
Shoenaf.kar 5 Co C..;r.:s
HAM.'S Vl.tr ETA BLR PIC1LTAX Hnir JNnewer now stands fiinong tbellrt.
! arid fit the bead of all article for a similar 1 purpose. The testimony of our physicians is con.'lesire t.a to at value; and we are im rsonnlly R"c aninti.d with scores of ( uses
wher
' it has been used with the best of re-
)1 me a ' suits. It will restore grav hair to its orici-
bovt'e "Xui; r?' Hair itest-n-ative"' Vy ! n;,l n:l;r. an i leaves it glossy, and ins the bear. Er; ! 8t.I ((. I hr.ve a i healthy cor dit ion ; vhile.for heads tru t.!ed nijV ir who ivgbt bi.tl at vo ir Store , vrhi dandruff, or any disease of tbe scalp, Cpx before I'-M. and if it is naif as good 1 it Ms liko a chnrn in cli'in-ing them. ' as be says it is e.eiy man i,th wom:'ti in ! Try it. and you will not be disappohit'd. the c.i .nty v, ho 1 growing gr..y or U iing ! Lowell Cuu'rier. Mcy 2, 188. Feb. liie hair. :hrm.;.;l prntr.ntur? doay. should j
i;ivo it a tml. If it rstorn my Hair to
ontsnnit wir.t it onee was, i w..oio not Be
grudge the price id a fat sic
JMwarJs vaysn ..'....ly can sell him anything! highest price in cash for it, at our ' for his hair ffcile he can buy -Naturo's y 'nn,l ' Rfwa rti & Cn Hair Kestorsti v,;." Y,un tt-r-ly. .Oimliy. 6EWABD Lfl.
a young man was
He retired at about 12
"Wan n:i. We want all the scrap
NcL'hboi-1 iron we can get, and will pay th?
QT $o,000 in Ragged Money Wanted at the Grocery and Provision Store of Clark & Orchard, south
i a heait h-pres rving elixir, and a whole-! for which they will pay Goods, rn witlTrwa in e ! BbISO ON YOT7R I! AUG EI' MONEY.
SoTember 3th, 1870-6rn Business Cards, Address Cards,
ANDREW J. MEMULL.
CnaEixworabBe Arguments. Estublishvd f: cts an; silent arguments wuich neither j en-nor tcngno can sb .ke.
Md ,t upon esta..,!ed !c.stnatt3: t of the public sqnare. rauutati'n o. rl ;Stetter s Storoa'-r, iiiiter... ' 1 7
as
com
AVh
year afttr yeai and reiterate the same statements in rebition to the beneficial ef- ; fects of :i roedii iiie i("i Hie'turlcc. (!ibi;- i ;.. ;f3 .11;.. .... r. in. ;.......:a- i
Thecri.1 ntials. fthi? une.5u.led tonic and j Bail Tickets, Invitations, etc., neatly ylteratir.i, extenling over a period of near- aaft aUickIv executed at the PrOly tweniv years include individuals t ' ' very ebss, and residents of every clime, i gress Job Ofllte. and refer to the nost prevalent among tbe m compbiiits "vhi( i afiliet and h; r ;ss ti e hu-1 MonCJf ! Monej' I man family. Either a multitude o: p. orle. i trangen to eah other, have anruod'.y j .j GREAT CHANCE to MAKE MONEY been sewed with an insane and motiveless j desire to deceive the public, or H.-st tter s Rv pying-wb:U von owe J. O & M. L.
Sitters, ':or no usstban nblthot a ?:-ntury. ; MeCulLmgli. and sav.n the cost of col-
have been afToriing s cl reliel to sutler, rs : euting it by law. M. L. McCOLLOUCUl from nuligoatioa fever and agu. lilii. us- ; SMs, general dsoilitv. and nervous uisor- ' ders. as no ..tbf 1 r.-ep-uaiion iu.s ev r im-j Ibis 3!ay Mean Voil. AVe have parted. To-day, iehtt the e;ieto( thr. render ; two or three thousand dollars on our books are upon thest Yi.. tens of thousands of : lhat he paid and 43 w1 nead th(,
persons 01 tiotli sexes are reiym.; upon tr?c ; m . . .
The New Albany Letiier says: "Win. M. Jones of IndianaTiolis. former
ly General Western Agent cf the Cincin-i Saturday morning last. The fire nati, Hamilton & Dayton Kail way, and & was first discovered iu the kitchen,
gentleman ot lure experience ana emci- ; vvhich room . ... .. :i i u. - v.. ...n.-.:nt .
e l General A trent of the Louis ville. NewlSleel"nS
Alcany and Chieago Railway, with his ' o'clock, and was awakened at 4 headquarters at llieliigan City, and will j o'clock by the heat and smoke. The enter upon bis duties i,unc.e." j flume8 ad nif.de such progress when Uo and get a Parlor Cigar at Campbell's j discovered, that the family had only Parlor Drug Store. Hob sells them at live j time to save a bureau and a set of cei.ts each, and warrants tbum to bo made 1 ,hairs. The clothing of tile family, of pure, dry toUm,. j and almQgt cv(IJ.y art;Gje John P. Smith does not expect : of value, was destroyed ; die young
to do very much in the sale of sil-jman even losing his pantaloons, in verware at this season of the year j which were his watch, pocket book, but he has made double as many ! and money Mr. W. F. Leitz-
salcs the preseut mouth, as in January, 1870. The fact is, John's trade is improving all the time, for he deals rn the square with every one, and wins their confidence. We
man, living near Hairodsburg, was robbed of twelve hundred dollars, on Friday night last. Mr. L. received i;hat amount of money from the sale of his store, in Harrods-
have never yet heard any one ac-1 burg, on Friday ; took it home and cuse John P. Smith of unfairness, j placed it under his pillow. Some and John studies to please his cus- j time in the night the house was entomers all the time. jtered, the family chloroformed, and P. 8. A new supyly of Plated Spoons ; the money taken. The thieves left and Forks. Tabic Spoon, as low as 2.oo j three handkerchiefs and three clubs
per sot. tea spoon t as low as one Hollar ner set.
' 1 in Harrodsburg were font" ! the notes Thekk is nothing nicer thanjand other papcrg that were in Mr. good flour flour. that makes white j L's. pociiet book. The thieves, spongy bread every time, and the evidently new at the business.
if
many
dencc
has always had the reputation of
making good fkuir, and he proposes to sustain that reputation. He says he has one of the best Millers in the country, and he feels confident
Tcley & Wicks., the south side Dry Goods men, have by far the finest display of rich fabrics iu the city. They do not allow their stock to run down, but older constantly, and as a consequence are receiving new goods all the time, making their stock fresh and desirable. The New York Score is bound to be ahead all the time, if good goods and low prices can effect such 9 result. Remember that yon get a discount of five per cent, for cash,
You lovers of Oysters and
other good eating, accept a piece of
advice from a gentleman who tells us he has tried Schopf & Kauffman's cooking : "Whenever yon are In the Oyster humor, go to this
BEAN BLOSSOM TOWNSHIP. Northwest quurier ofllte northeast quarter of section two, township ten, range two west, containing fifty acres. Mortgaged by Jane Wnmpler. Principal, intc-rest, damages and costs. $10f.76. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. East half of the southwest quarter of tbe northsast quarter of section twenty-five, township ten, range one west, containing twenty acres. Mortgaged by W. J. Martin . Principal, interest, damages and costs, $67.28.
Also, tbe northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section twenty-two. in township ten, range one west, acntainint; forty acres. Mortgaged by William II. Sinr.s and wife, Principal, interest, damitgcssnd costs, $85.82, Also, the ;outbest quarter of the soutl.east quarter of section twenty-three, township ten, range one west, containing forty oures. Mortgaged ly Stephen Wilson and wife. Principal, interest, damages and costs. $98.5 :, Also, the west half of tbe northwest qtinrter of section twenty-five, township ten, range one west, containing eighty acres. Mortgaged by Elizabeth" Showers and Sarah K. Sears. Principal, interest, carnages and costs, $164.00. MARION TOWNSHIP. The southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section two, township ten, range one east, containing forty acjps. Mortgaged by Frank Fisher. Principal, interest, damnres and costs, $84.75. Also, the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section five, township ten range one east, containing forty acres Mortgaged by Stephen G. ' MoDaniel and wife. Principal, interest, damage. and costs, $59.90. Also, the eat half of the northwest quarter of section twenty-eight, township ten, range one east, containing eighty acres. Mortgaged by Thomas J. Bates and wife. Principal, interest, damages and costs. $ IOC. 78. BENTON TOWNSHIP. The northeast quarter of the north east quarter of section thirty, township nine, range one east, containing 40 acres. Mortgaged by Stewart Itiriden and wife. Principal, interest, dumn-es and costs, $43,95. Also, the south half of the northeast quarter of section five, township nine,range one east, containing eighty acres. Mongagedtby Wiliiam P. Springs. Prineipaljir.terest, damages and costs, $37.25.
Also, the east ft-ilf of the northwest
by Antlrev Wendt, 4r, and forfeited to
J-und. rnncipai, interest, damages and costs, ?1'28 46. UEKRT F. PEBKT, Auditor of Monroe county. Bloornington, Ind, Feb. 1, 1871-4W
tive Fb ral Guide published. A GERMAN quarter cf section twentv-eight, township L'nrrinv .,..1..:. l.-.l ..11 ........,,.. r V .. . r
EDIT ION isi'.bliibe 1, in all other respect.
similar to the English. Sent free to all my customers of 1370, as rapidly s possible, without application, "ent to all others who order then, for Ten Cents, which is not -half the cost. Address JAMES VICK, Rochester, New York.
Skin Diseases, TnE undersigned will cheerfully mail Cfree j" to all who wish it, the Recipe and full directions for preparing nnd using a simple and beautiful Vegetable Balm, that will immediately remove Tan. Pim
ple. Freckles, Blotches, aiid all eruptions arid impurities of the skin, leaving the same soft clear, smooth and beautiful. lie' will also send (free) instructions for producing, by.very simple means, a luxuriant growth- of hair on a bald htad or smooth face. The abovo can be obtaitud by return mail bv addressing LOUIS LbMAR, Importing Chemist, 637 Broadway, N. T. P. O. Bos fi,189. jn18-3m Shite "of Jntiuitia. ifunrve "Co., ; " X70TICK is hereby given, by the Board
IX of
W. -H. Bodkiw, DEA1EB 15 ALL SJXl OW PAS10R, CQ0K. AHB KEATJM9 Stoves. Man jfacturer of and Dealer id.
Tin, Copjwr and Sheef-Irenware.
Plptns, Ga(terlaiaBd Metallic HooSn; Dome to Order. FIFTH ST., KHAR DUNN'S STORE, BMtOWlSCtTOlf, IMP.
nine, range one east, containing eighty
acres. .Mortgaged by ililton Asner ana wife. Principal, interest, damage, and coots, $90.u7. Also, the southeast quarter of section eleven, township nine, range one cast, containing one hundred and sixty acres. Mortgaged by Jacob Swisher snd' wife. Principal, interest, damnges and costs, $103.40. BLOOMLNGTON TOWNSHIP. Tbe so .itli half of the northwest quarter of section thirty, township nine, range one west, containing eighty aereis. Mortgage-d
by James S. W bitesell and wife. 1 Tineip.0. interest, damages and costs, $260.44. Also, -.he southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section twelve, township nine, range one west, containing forty acres. Mortgaged by James McIJride ax. wife. Principal, interest, damages sic. eosts, $107.05. Also, a part of Out-Ixt No. tweuty-eigbt (28) in the Town of Bloomington. Mortgaged bv James McBride and wife. Principal, ir'terest,Jdamages and costs, $68.35. Also, in-lots Nos. eleven and twelve (11 r.nd li) in the Town of Bloomington Mortcraired bv August in Holtzman and
wife. Principal, interest, damages and i
costs, $90.28. RICHLAND TOWTNSHIP. Part of the northwest quarter of section
' I twenty-five, and a part of the northeast 1 I i... : -11 : A...n .
Prustcos of the Town of Blooming
ton, Indiana, to Jackson Mieener, Parker Pearson and W. O. Fee, Commissioners, appointed lv said Board: and to the fol
lowing numod property holders, owning j lUarlr of ;ecti(,n twenty-six. all in tow n-out-lots Nos. i.28) twenty-eight and (29) j K'hi jne north of n two wes c jn.
.t.Ki:oK,.,f ,.,l,;,.l, lo l.u.n.1 - tainim in all seventeen acres, aiortgngea
Bjnuiiiiiimcm, """ii - jwuttu ismes, wm. Kiuorv, .). u. Miowers, taran
South College Avenue, and call for a dish." This firm have had manyyears' experience in the restaurant business, and underetand getting up meals in the most attractive style. They keep sweet cider, eakes of all kinds, candies, nuts and fruits.
Bargains -J)wm & Co. Try 5 lbs. Prime Coffee, for $1,00, ot Dunn & Co s. Try 7 lbs. choice N. O. Sugar, for $1.00', at Sunn & Co s. Try 4.5 lbs. choice Coffee, for $1X0, at Dunn & Co s. Trv 3 lbs. best English Soda, for 25 ot?,
t in the house. In a blacksmith shop at Dunn . cos
place where you can get this kindofjorthey wol,y nothave leftao flour is at Leonard's Mill. Leonard articleg tobe U8ec in vi
Bitters s a su -e defence ngirt the il
ments vhieh the present season engenders, and their eonli lmce is not misplaced. The local potions wl ieh interested dealers sometimes endeavor io foist upon th: siek in its Stead, are everywhere meeting the fate that is due to fraud and imposture. while the domand for tin greit vegetable specilic is constantly incriasmg. fob
YYbal 1Ie Pre Say. The Reading ( Pa.) Dispatch says : "The well-known saoerior.ty of MISHLERS
HERB lilTTB RS will spare us the neees-
aet will be enough. Come in at once, you who owe us, and settle by note or cash, thus saving cost. STUART & CO. Bloomington, Ind., Jan. 11, 1871.
A New Work of Akt. Prof. J. S Conover, of Cold water, Mih., bus published one of the most useful and beautiful works of art which has ever been' presented to tbe public. It is a symbolical Family Record, beautifully engraved from 11 magnificent piece of Penmanship. Th. designs are emblematical of the different
eriods of human life ; wit
of giving satisfaction to every one who may patronize him. During the recent "dry spell" he was idle five or six months, because iiis mill was intended for water power, but he has overcome that difficulty now, having introduced steam. Toll, one-eighth.
against them, A skillful working up of the case would soon bring the robbers to justice Yesterday,
January 31st, was the last upots upon which hunters were allowed (by law) to shoot quail Revivals of religion are in progress in the Baptist and Christian churches, at Ellettsville, and many additions are. being made to those societies. A very profitable meeting is now being held At the Christian Church, in
the town of Bloomington
Trv 8 Shot, for $1 ,00, at Dunn & Co s.
Try 6 M. xes full count Caps for 25 ;U, at Ouun & Go's. Try 3 lbs. old Government Java Coffee, for $1.00, at Dunn & Co s. Trv 1 Keg Nuils, Sp, for $".00, at Dunn & Cf's. Try 4 lbs. Blasting Powder, for $1.60, at Dunn & Co s. Try 1 set, 40 pieces, Queensware, for $4.00. at Dunn ii Co's. Try 1 set, 48 pieces, China Queensware, for $12.00, at Dt nn fc Cos.
.Trv 1 doz. Broms, f it J2.R0, at Dur.n &
Cos.
One doz. Sunar Buckets, for $2.60. at jmu,rv. 1S71
- . I -
iiunn ot jo s.
Ten lbs. Carolina Kbx for $1.00, at
Dunn & Co s.
Eieht Pluss Tobacco, for $1.00. at Dunn
& Can.
Twelve lbs. Starch, for $1.00, at Dunn S
Co's.
New Stnrar Cured Hams. Mackerel in
kits, lrilf barrel., and quarter barrels, number one and number two. fehlt4
From Ellettsville. Mr. Editor : On the evening of the second Monday after New Years day, the Pastor of the M.E.Church was taken by surprise. Quite a number of the members and friends
made a charge upon the inmates of
ity of saving invtbing at length in favor : Pf "f5 ? m1"n"n "Ie 5 1 PPrpmt Of this magical to'n ic and itimulant. Wher- i blmk tor the Record of the Barnily ; the ever hh I3it.ers is best known, it meet I wll",B formmg one of tho :nost b:-autifi:l with aiastonishiag sale. This is the case ' or",,",,'nU for the homo, and one which in our section ( f the country. There are I sbould be 111 every family.
cases in this ,j tv where tho most radical An energepc agent is wantea in every th pargo uh u baskets 1 1 "a a i .1: -. I towns h 11 n Ibis and adiotniucr counties, to . " """sVi ""ul iuu, UilSKLlo
wiio:rigooi territory anu iarj.!, euuiuiitaiuiis, will be" given. Ladies and gentlwnen can t here secure a good paying business for tl e ! winter, or ai long a time as desired Thosie i wishing employment will addrefs, witii
stamp- J-S. uWiUVJIn, ntblisher, Sw. Coldwator, Mich.
cures which tin; best physicians could not
effect, and we Itncw ot scores ot tmnihei (our on am-ngthe number) who would not be without a plentiful supply of this Great Househild Remedy fur any consideration. Let .very family in the land keep in or: ban 1." SoM by all respectable druggists. Pre one dollar per bottle, fob
Tour If ci vspapcrs ought to be preserved in regular book form. You can d( thi, by payiri); tbe small sum of E0 cents for one of tir.oi simple, eheap and durable Filts, for tale at tbe Post Office Inquire fot y bite'. N.wiper File,
Lawyers, Doctors, business ar d literary men generally, ought to I eep film of the Newspapers they taks. If you div sire to refer to u legal advertisement, tn market reports, a speech, or a leg al dec -ion. your File holds the newipapem in convenient order. Inquire at ho Poit Offic.
! for White'. PatMt Tsuper I'iiw.
and sacks filled with the necessaries
of-life, such us hams, butter, lard, flour, chickens, coffee, sugar, canned fruits, &c, to the value of $87. In
about half an hour, the good cooks that had assembled had supper ready,
ana an parcioK ireeiy. urotner
Welker seemed to enjoy tthe joke
pretty well, having been detained from his supper and doubtless felt a
little wearied, and did not recover
until after supper, when the crowd
dispersed, with the kindest feelings
toward each other. A . 6.
We are in receipt of a piece of mis
erable doggrel from some susceptible young man, in which he agonizingly
says that he "wants a wife." If the
youth will just say whose wife he
wants,, we feel confident that he can be accommodated on short notice.
Numbers of the married jnen in this
locality, we arc informed, will sell
out cheai3 The Martinsville
Gazette has again been enlarged.
We never could understand how
Calt.is managed to print the Gazette no nicely as he does ; it is always clear, clean and handsome,
Owon, J. It. Clark. Win. Stewart, Alex. Nicholson. T. Moore. ( J. W. Buskirk, Agt.) W. F. Read, Showers & Bro., S. Currv, M. D. Grilley. L. D. Maddox and T. N. Williams, through, and along whose real estate an alley, (12) twelve feet wide, is proposed to be constructed, commencing at Tenth street, betwuon Grant street and Lincoln street, in said town, and running south to Eighth street, in continuation of the alley between in-lots Nos. 340 and 341. A plat and complete description of said alley, proposed tn I e opened, is in the hands of the Clerk of said town; that the said Commissioners, Misener, Penrao.i and Fee, will meet at the Fireman's Hall, in said town, February 24th,. 1871, at 2 o'clock P. M., to appraise and assess tho damages and
bonetits accruing to the above named owners of real o-rtat",providingsaid proposed alley is opened. 1!bat the said Commissioners shall lie governed, in matters and things contained and set forth in this notice, by nn act passed by the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, entitled "an act to enable incorporated towns to lay out, open, grade and improve streets and alleys and make public improvements therein, and to make surveys and adopt plats, where tbe same have been lont or destroyed, and prescribing tho duties of the Board of Trustees,and providing for the mode of working and improving streets and. alleys, and declar-
ins an emeraonev
In witness whereof I have hereunto set mv hard and affixed the seal of the Towu
of Ulooinington, Indiana, this 10th day of
Mortgm;ed
by James Bratnoy and wife. Principal, interest, damage and costs, $100.35. PERRY TOWNSHIP. The west half of the r itheast quarter of sectior. twenty-three, township eight,raage one west, containing eighty acres. Mortgaged by Wiley Browning. Principal, interest, damages and costs. $132.18. Also, tho southwest corner of Seminary Out-L.rt No. twenty-two (23t. containing
one-half of one acre of ground. Mortrag- j
etf by, Christopher G. MoCalla. frinoipal, interest, damages and costs, $293.58. SALT CREEK TOWNSHIP. The southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section four, township eight, range one east, containing forty sores. Mortgaged by Jacob Butcher and wife, Princ pal, interest, damages and costs, $79.94. Als:, the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section thirty-four, township eight, north of range one east, containing forty ; to res. Mortgaged by Berry Lucas and wife, Priuoipal, interest, c.umnges and costs, $2!.02. Also, the southwest of tbe southoast quarter of section five, township eight, range one east, containing forty acres. Mortgaged by James Lamkins and wife. Principal, interest, damage and cost. $58. tl i. Abo, tho southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section thirty-two, township (fight, range one east, containing forty acres. Mortgaged by William H. Clark and wife. Principal, ipterest, damage J apd costs. $58.65.
Also, tbe northeast quarter of tbe south-
DOTY'S WASHING MAGHlHf LATELY IMPROVED r And tbe NEW UNIVERSAL CLCTHES WRIM.8ES Improved with Rowell's Patent Double. Cog-wheels, and t'ue Patent-Stop, ase coir unquestionably far superior to any appa-. ratiis fur washing clothes ever invented, and will save their cost twien a year, bysaving labor and clothes. Those whoharu used then) give" testimony as follows: "We like our machine much; coulinot be persuaded to do without it- and with tb aid of Doty, wo feel that we are tnastwra oftbe position.", JUv. L. S.lt, Bisbep V Tj";. Church. "fn the lanndry of my bouse there to a perpetual thanksgiving on Mondnvfi forth c invention." Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler. "Every week has given it a stronger bold; upon the affections of tbe inmates ot. laundry." N. Y. Observer. I heartily commend t to economists oftime, money", and eontent-nent.r Rev. J)r. Bellow. 'Friend Pol v Your bift iiopK'Vtment of your Washing Machine is a eaaiplettt. sueoess. I assure you 'our Machine," after a year's use, ts thought more of to-day than, ever, and would not be parted witU. tttfknany circumstances." -Solon BobmBOB. The N. Y. Weekly Tribune, of Doc IS, 1869, in answer to . correspondent, says: "Of W ashore, titers i none to be eomparedl
witu Dotrs Prieca-A Fair Offer. If tbe Men-bants in your place w il net furnish, or send for tbe Machines, sond us the retail price, Wasber$14yExtra Wringer, $9, and we will forward either or both machines, free of freight, to place whijre bo. one is selling ; and so sure are we they will be liked, that we agree to refund the raoneyif any one wishes t return the ina ihines, . free of freight, after a month', trin accpfc. ding to direotions. No husband, fatlieo or brother btld; permit tbe dradgerj' of wsbhig mth the, bands, fifty-two "days is the year, when it. can be done better, more ezp3ditutnlyt with less labor, ar.d no injury to th gar-, jnents, by a Doty Glomes TPfaaher, and a. Universal Wring'er. Sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal discoonts tre nrade. R. C. BlOWNING, Gen. Agent, 31 Cortlandt St., X T, W. J. ALL2N, !5ole Agent for Monroe.
County.
The above are thi best Machines hi oee. L. W. SANDES?, N. C. MAYFLELD, W.4.?ABg..
On last Thursday night the jew
elry utore of Mr. Brattin, in Green, castle, was burglariously entered,
and about fifty watches taken therefrom. The burglars entered by a cellar window, and reached the next floor through a register. They then picked around the lock of the safe, in which the valuables were kept, until thev got at the bolt, which they pushed back. Then opening the safe they extracted all the watches contained id it, and decamped. Next morning about forty of the watches were found near the North
Depot. It is supposed that, the burglars concluded they had too many watches to carry around with
out exciting suspicion. It is sup
posed that they are known, and de-
and is ably edited and managed. I tecUve8 are after t;hem.
Callis knows just the side to drop on, too, " which, is" another very, important matter in the newspaper
-Greeneastle supports one faro tank, and niieijJlrd tsbjep.
Jobr. C. Orchard. Cierk of B. of T.
February 1st, 1871-lw
JOHN WALPRON, Pres'tT. B. j C"'-XT' Jili.
aeres. Mortgaged by Abram Chestnut and wife. Principal, interest, damage, and costs, ?84.oo. Also, the southwest quarter of tbe southeast quarter of section nineteen, township eight, range one east,eontain1ng forty acres. Mortgaged by Joseph Pennington and wife. Principal, interest, damages and costs, ll 1.41, POLK TOWNSHIP. The soutwenst quarter of tbe northeast quarter of section ten, township ncven, range ono oast, containing forty acres. Mortgaged by Jamos Hanson and wife. Principal, interest, damages and cost $3d.
Staart & Company Wed side vf tiie. Pufrfic Spiar PEALRHS "PT
J , W. BUSKIRK, Attorney at Low. nrooiiivoTorv, (Qjfict oyer Levi Taimcnbaum t Store,) WILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS Of THE STATE Special attention given tp Probsts bu.i-
Take Notice. miiK HOOKS AND ACCOUNTS of the .L firm of Showers & Ilt '.idris have been placed iu my hands for collection, nnd all persons knowing themse'vos indebted to thiit lirm will do well to call at the Law Otlico of nughwi & Van Horn, and .ettla immediately, and save oosti. octl ROBHRCP W. JHIIIR-
ALL kinds of Printing, including Cards. Oiroulara, Posters, Ac, Ac, don in the but utrle and at Krw prleee, at tbe Prcfnum .Tnh 0.
Settle Up A LL persons indebted to the late firm of J. O. & M. L. McClolough, r hereby notitUd to call and settle The same immediately, Those liavinc account. ernin;t the late 3.
1 0. MeCollough, will present t same to the undersigned. M. L. MoCO.LL0UGi- ! Oct. j;-pr
STOVES, PatftfeQHsi Doo,r, Suth, GfaMtf C&ajp, Collar, Pnpac. Aft A full and poniplete stoc 0?
. AND CUTLERY, Special attention given to filling all
Qrdci for Building Mmwiah, Blomuingtan, may 19,
CLEAR CREEK TOWNSKI31, Tlie east half of tho southeast quarter of section thirty-six, township seven, range one west, containing eighty ticros, Mortgaged by Felix Miller and wife. Principal, interest, damages and costs, $164 00. Also, tho north half of tho nor.hwost
quarter of section twenty-four, township seven, range one west, containing eighty I
acres.
'''r'1""' '"- ""S" AVw Time. Nov Vm, and enrimre
half of the ...uAwostiS StlXEZttP Quarter, and a part of the south half of the I V lt3lf ?,. t
northwest quarter, all in section t-venty- j TKrSJfJ seven, township . seven, range on. U - f
conta
,res. Mortgaged by John H. Lues. Tand oblkS-
inmg. in all, on hunarea ami lorty W.,. ... , L r3rVT.?
res. Mort-aged by Robert M (raliowsv. r"ArTM7rS7vmj'
nein..! inters nr,A .t. '.) 1 1W . "5 IMW.H, Tr
u'ji irom m.
Pri
$215 04.
Also, tho northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of seotion one, township ev, range one west, containing forty aurc.
.Mortgaged ny James ameid. ana wne,
attention.
oiitono. wH rwiyn" prompt
vrav-t a r-'.!a.,
It iw)itj i
Principal, interust, daaiaae. and Wis, pkwtwe; Wtiflm SfSdm XiGimi, P. Q
Win, Tkiml$.&;-: Pip