Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 12, Bloomington, Monroe County, 19 July 1871 — Page 2
BLQQM1HGTQH PROGRESS,
IrtSUHi KVERY WEDS EStlAY, at $! p-riicar.
WILLIAM A. G ABE, Editor and ProprUtor
Tbo J.cw VorK Riot. Oa the occasion of the Orange parade in Njw York, on Thursday la'st, as was anticipated, the mob, oo.nposed of the Hibernian Societies, attacked the procession. The military fired upon the mob, and the result of the day's fighting was one
hundred killed and three hundred wounded. T lisdemonstratioi promises to bear fruit of the most bhtcr character. Societies in opposition to Catholocism are talked of, and large meetings are being held in various cities;, at which the intolerant conduct of the Cathrlic is severely denounced. This fee'.ing between the L'rotestaut and Catholic clement of tie United States cannot be too much regvetted by all lovers of peace ant. religious liberty, and may yet result in scenes oi bloodshed and cruelty, for which sectarian wars have a' ways been celebrated. The following are a few of tho incidents of tho New York Riot : "A Newark lad, while ridine" on top of an cmnibus, displayed an Orange handkerchief. A shot from a pistol struck him and he f ell from tho stage dead." "The following is a correct account of the .tilling of a woman aud a little girl, supposed to have been Mrs. York and her daughter, as given by an eye-witness: 'I was standing looking at the procession and crowd, and there was a great deal of excitement. Directly I saw a woman waving a handkerchief to an Orangeman, and I thought she was very imprudent, and had more courage than women generally have. Just at th.it moment, while she was in th'3 aet of waving her handkerchief, a burly ruffian stepped up to her snd placing the muzzle of his Sistol to her ear fired, and she lei! ead. He then turned around, and deliberately cocked his pistol, fired ft bullet into the little girl, and shefell. I think the little girl must have been 12 or 13 vcars of age.' "
"The scents at P-.'Hcvue Hospital baffles description. Some cases are very touchii g. Joseph Love, a young man t .veuty-one years of age, was otit of a situation, and was strolling by flth avenue to parade, when he received a shot in his head. Only yesfer&iy his young wife and child left Ireland to join him hero. It will be a sad talc to tell the poor woman tQ her arrival. Perhaps a sadder sight was tho body of a young girl, about sixteen, who had been shot through the heart. It is probable that the child never looked so prcjty in life as she did in death. The face was in perfect repose and a half smile played around her lips, as if when the death shot struck her she had been laughing at existing scenes around her." Sabbath School Work of the Sixth Congressional District. By virtue f a resolution passed at the last State Sabbath School Convention at Terre Haute, it is made the duty of the Vice Presi
dents of the several Congressional Districts to have held a Sabbath
Sehool Institute of two or three days
continuance ::or oioaei or JNOnnal Sabbath School work. It has fallen to my lot to be held responsible for this work in the Sixth Congressional District. In its accompl shment, organization and co-operation are essential. Earnest men and women must see and feel the need of it and be willing to do their part in the organization
and conducting of an Institute that
it may be made a success. Every
county should be fully represented
in it, that its advantages may be
teit tbrougboiit tiie .District.
In the Report, below, of the proceedings of the delegates at Terre Haute, it will be seen who are the
Vice Presidonfcj for the several counties of the district. It is made their duty ty the action of that convention to effect county organizations, where they have not been made, with . view to a thorough
Sabbath School System throughout
the counties holding anuual and semi-annual meetings for the comparison of sentiment on the best method of organization, instruction, &c. It is hoped that the gentlemen there designa .ed will promptly and cheerfully enier upou the work assigned them, and make full reports to me, that I can have sufficient material to make a complete reportto the next annual meeting of the State Convention.
If any one of this appointment of
v ice jrresiQe!iis nnas mat ne cannot perform the duties desired, he will please signify the same timely to me, acoonrianying such information with the name of a suitable person in his county, to Jill the vacancy. Roekville, Terre Haute, Brazil, Sullivan ami Bloomington have been proposed as suitable places in which to conduct an Institute. The Executive Co nmittec will give the
citizens of these places time to express their interest in the matter, nd will determine which place is most eligible. Prompt action should be taken in the case, and letters adfessod to S. H. Potter, Chairman -t' the Executive Committee, at T erre Haute, or to myself. All persons assigned positions for
wrk, will plcT enter upon their)
respective duties without further official notice. Desiring prompt and earnest cooperation in this great work, and that it may prove a blessing to both the Church and the .State, I shall await your action on which success must chiefly depone .
R ('. Hobbs, i Viee Pre'i-.ieiit ui' tlicS.iitc Sabbath Selion! ! Convention, nnd. Vrri ii'er.t of the Assm-i- ! ntitm fur tli .- fill Cmigre: sioniil lHstrirt. j SUNDAY SCHOOL V -LSTHICT ASSOCI- j ATIOS. : A meeting of the delegates rcpre-' scnting the Sixth Congressional District was called by the Vioej President, Barnabas C. Hobbs, dur-!
ing tlie state CNu:itlt tvliool Convention at T?rre,J ino l-'Hli to loth
"thoroughly ie:" rami, so that every question 'could be uni-weriul, every diflienlt passage "unc crstood, find tho entire contents well "ina:ureil. The speaker then giive them n 'litte Hynoposfa of what might he learned "from the Old Testament." "Kojj" first snv, "this ndilres.; in the main, was Rood, fliled with excellent ideas." Wonderful! How i it then "K-ur." thiit tnv position would do invnv with nearly ;il'i i f the commonly received Kinir James' translation? Why do you set vonrselt' up
against that which u good, 'tilled with ex- i oeileilt i;lens,': for immediately nl'ter this
statement von start out. t" ?te what you . u . -v,.,.. nN.OIUlllsr
reineseill 10 in; tin -.nin"u u.-i. ...... , -. I T.winim.n i ,i (,-vt I1..0!.- in ,.ur Kun.lnv i CSt CStlllliUCil
number of the St. Paul Pioneer says: "The roads leading to the lied River Valley are literally covered with emigrant wagons, with their usual accompaniments of families, furniture, and stock of all kinds. Tho wagon roads from Sauk Centre to St. Peter show daily accessions to the vast caravan wending its way to the fertile regions of Northern Minnesota. The extent of the great:
tide of humanitv can be
on the main road
.School. I have given my position i:i quotfth snv the" are false from
your statement ot lis, and hot, sir, I bo'i'ln.'V to end.
between Alexandria and I'omiuo de Terre. Two hundred wui'ons per
1 ....... . ...... I . . r . i
Kverv 'word tbst I .,id ivoon the subject of; " over mis ponton ot llc
the text book in our Sunday .Schools, .1 read . route 1101'thwcst, and the Catmi-llIT:
'iVoiii toy MS.,iuid in lookiiiKOVOLiov -M.S. :;l,.e se!(on, allowed to go Out : 1 II lid no m-.i-h statement iw v.-n :it t rilmt-' : i ,. - " to me. I said. -where children have Kr.,wn j " CUltgnmtS amVO i . ... ...... t-.i.t jt'il. I nil twist :is :i if?; irulfrvuit-
t he delegates the i aiseinhled, oi-- Tl,: lin,ellt, .y r.wy ho l!wl to take ; ,.f.siuiicd its march. A nolieeubL-
gamzett a Jij-triet dissociation lor; Ivs.-.-ns in the tl'l. It is i-Ktri-m.-iy r.ire
mnM ..f l. ! hevever. that Ibcv become sulicletili.V c-
, , , 7 . .. t nuaiiitcd with tau New to ntstttv
-i.lwm il-nl.!' I tl... Intl.l.i... ..I i - - . .
conventions or institutes in this dis-hm; tlTe scrii.t'ir.
triot Tr J-,.1 (li-it tlx. 1 t would considerately Sill' mil
..ft! - ..1 11 1.. Ii. -1. . I .A
uuieeif! suuuiu ne tt jrivsmonr, ont-i . .. - . ;j ..,n,. ,v
In tin--wer t il eerhdnlv. i
thi'.t the -bildi;-u should h
tae New to lustilv th
upon the point of cominii-1 with household goods
-s to toemorv, I --ud, ' hut
President, one
Vice President for each county, an executive cotmuilteo of five, n
and Con esponding Seere-
Treasurer
tary. The follow ng olliuers were elect ed : President Ban.abns C. Hobbs. Vice President? : T. N. Iiice,
le-'ameilt !- best
.:..i:ii)itii:iir to memory, :s ' ca-f in ttu'ndiiy School..' t!i;. fniL-ftio!: T i-d, '! won
all 'srs, :ulvis
whether the
line I bv simiilv
feature of t.n.s year s i iniriitnui h its (piality t'ne wagons come loaded
and fanning
imjiienieiits, and are followed bv herds of cattle and ether sto-i which in fuality would do credit to anv eotiulrv."''
Administrafor'N Sale of Real Estate. NOTICE TS HKKK BY Ql VKN, TH AT by virtue of an order of the Monroe Common l'leas Court, the underpinned, Administrator of the estate of James liratney. Sr., deceased, will offer for sale at public auction, on the premise, on Monday, August 11th, 1871, the following described land, situated in Monroe county, in the State of Imliaiia. lo-wil- The north half of the southeast quarter of section ('.:!) twenty-throe, town , ;ii nine north, ranire ('-') I Wo west. Tkiimx. One-third cash ; tile residue in qual payinenfs :,t twt-lve and eithteei: mutitli-. with lioii-i at interesit, waivini; lienelit of valuation and appraisement law, and .-ecured by ood frcehcild sureties. Kale to l.riii nt. '.' o'clock P. M. jtily". Tl I! .'. C. HA IIIHSON, .I.II.LorUKX.Atty. Ailm'r. il ';.il.-.;ii,n. '47. Established. '47.
MIlUBcry O o o d s . I T is wit'i pleasure tl at we announce to I. the Ladies of lUoomington. nnd vicinitv, that we have just r.iceivi-d n very large nud elegant stock of 91 1 I.I.I Kit V fjOOnM. einbniiiiiGf all the latest t Ivies,
11 enuiess varieiv, auumrr 1111 qn Hints.
1- rciist,
!)ii!j)!cte .slock
I
l
i l- a- . .i: '.i. i
DRUG0I8T
J.O.&M.L.M'Collough,
8TS mid
APOTHECARIES,
If;
in" t. minutely qii?tioiif.l on t:e portion ' coiiiini'.teil : nnd thU with a -i'.-ial view i of enabling them to understand the thing ' l.'viii? trc-isnred in the mind. Xot that ! children are t" be expected t.. under-1 and
all hev commit. I hi.- woulu be to expeo
Rockvilic ; John Henderson, New- j from them what cm-, be realized from n..ne. lK)rt; E. MoHtcomerv, Brazil : J no. M5''1 no pains jhould ho p:ired U pive them Vi o i i " t ri ri ii the setiMi ot the scriptures ; a id it should Thompson, bolsbeiry ; J. C. Calla-; bo ,,,nstilnllv imprelM upon their minds
blieilCer : ti n eoiinnitt ilu'' to nieiooi v L- eilietlv
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j . ! ser- i ill- 10 mis too. j
J lie above questions are Mio strotiiest i
upon niider-
hau, Sullivan: (iraham,
J. I. Mulkv. lilooniineton :
Crow. Rpflford. 'J he above questions are
' . i tortus I u-ed in mv audrcss
executive coninnttec : r. t. . j ..dine the Kew TeHtnmcnt. You, ' Kou
Siler. "Sir. Sidweil. Park cotintv. ' nre. the author of the expres. ien which I
C. I. Ripley, Mr It. W. Thompson, Vigo county. Corresponding l3e?ttarv C. C. Oakley. The Exccntivo Committee were instructed to fill vacancies caused by resignation, tuni to rejdaee officers who could not wu.-k. C. 0. Oakkkv, t.'or. Secretary. History of (lie IVnr in Europe. The recent war between Germany nnd I-'ranec aroused .so muck interest on the part of our people, that it, was generally supposed at the time, that the earliest and best history of that great struggle, would be from
the pen ot an American author. The National .Publishing Co., of Cincinnati, lias y:st issued a very complete and valuable h istoi-y, bearing the above titk. It is from the pen of Mr. James D. MeCabe, Jr.,!
;aud is a handsomely bound volume!
of 800 octavo pag'.'s, illustrated with
tou maps, portraits, battle scenes, views of prominent localities, etc. It is written in a bold, vigorous style, and will, ur questionably, take rank as the standard history of the struggle by an American writer. Mr. McCabe h: s evidently studied
his subject deeply", for he writes as
hme taken from vour rcoort md placed in
c,iu tntioni up :i "this paper, and not 1. j Bo;.- build .-,b lioufes sinijj'y to jjet toj knock them down. Hut as you took the ; pains to set up a man of r-t'-nw. i! would! ha c been n little more honorable in you j to have fathered it. Ever; thru", yon j rcake sir, is nt a creature of your own im-! agination, nnd 9 Pan! would say, -'you i light a- one beating the a;.r." ".Ve are told that the O-t.rich. when it j become.? alurmed. hides its head in the sand, j thinking its whole, body is secure. You i attempt to bi'Ie yourself behind ta) 'Kog." j bin TOMJiaatbew stick out and reveal you. : Ar.d" noT only to, "Kog." but "thy speech; betrayeth thee." Ev illy, ar- you not your- j sel' n '-Keg" in the "Iron AVhc.cl." .'.'.et me now snv to you that if yon can-; no',, when you attempt to i;ive n report" ; of the savings of men. do justice, you had ; bettor let soirie. one tal-a your place that can. If yon think I have not given true j statements concerning my address, my j Mts. nre open for your examination at any i
time. Way and do as yen pleasr: no?,1, thU i : the notice 1 shall take of von. W. A, HoeoiT.
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.'!itcinss:itl ami 'S'enc tln.ite JSailvjay Coitipany. KOTle.t Of A5.Xf.vt. MKKTIV riHIK lir.-t Annua! Mcetim; of l).e S!,n;k. I. lii?derri of the Cincinnati i.ml Terre 'Inc.te Railway CV-npanv, for the election if Iir"Ct.r for tiie eiiMiiiir; year, and fot the tri.iis.sction of other I'li-in.-ss.. will be held at t-ireeiudHirg, in the county' i.f Decatur, and State of Indiana, on Tuesday the fiit dsv of AiiL-iist. lf. t. N A T 1 1 A X M Si rl W KLl.. WILLIAM BLKAKLV, SA.Ml'KL MAKKS. AI.I'U K L'S li. il : A C K F. X r,CK 1 . JOHX 1. SCTLLY, .1 A MKS SMALT., .1 AM ES 1! FOLKY, in!l:'-;i-.- Board of Directors.
Assignee's Sale.
I ' X ! ) K KS ! C. X K 1). A 5.S I Ci X K 1 :
the estate, of Kobcrt. M. U.-illov. ;. v.
Rankmpt. hereby gi ces notice that he will e'l fit public :',v.et;oti at the town of Fairfax. en Wednesday, August !d. 18t1, nt 10 o c b-c': A. Si... Corn, Wheal. L.-.m-b. r. S ul Jli-s, oneStiU anl its sppurtenaiiees. NVaeoti-, ISridlcs, Plows, and other th!ng too nnuiero!!- to mention. Also, nt niooitiinton, :;t 10 o'clock A. V.. on .Saturday, Aiiirust T.fh. 1871. 1 will sel! a Inrsro lot. of Lu nber, one Stallion, four head of Horses one Yoke of Cen. a lot of i'.ceunt: Mid notes, on.' Wasjfin and many other articles. Tkhms ok Sai.k. Cash in hand on delivery of uoods. A. It. Conis-, ROUT. C. FO.STKI1, Auctioneer. Assjiriie". Ploomin.ytoi!. lad., .Tulv 1:'
Ri!9a W, tl In
i uatest, clittt n
.3 .uonrDikeoiratv, su tna hv
n persrtR in tli-K;i rn Cities to whi'-h
.ve irivifs? "ttifijn5rr ti. t of the Ladies. Our I
lifeWllilSOXS.
is the bir'ji sf and Itnv'M. ever hmngrlit to 1 (his market. We also have one of the tin- I est assorted slocks of Xadc.'s' ! CLOVES AND HOSIERY, j which is very Inru'C and c-'inplete. We j
ulso have in store a lienvy stock of all kind.of Lndica' V1..VO' GOODS. Wc v.i-'i il distitiotly uuderstoi.d that our .-to k of Millim re (ioi:1.. Triiiitntrcj;?. is by far the Largest, ., Chvt ( awl HuntlfO'iienf ever hrovgntfo Jiloomivglon. (.'all and examine for vonr.-clves. MRS. KKLKS ,t MISS KARIS. i:!- --;:i!:i!on. May !0. 1STI. i.MrN'Ti.-'i'ric v.
peejigs; Ft t.'-t-AT 97 COLLEGE AVE, ARE RECEIVING A .NICE
ASSORTMENT
3 HO
t!"
Tliat compare favorably with
0;
;
Hgs, Medicines, l)jo iSiufis,
Toilet Articles
as r.y
any m i own.
Painls, Oils,: PcrfiiKjpry,
( Ii. ITS,
Tobacco, &c, &c.
JlS8C Wincx. Biiuniios
WhiIiits. for Sltdital Purposes, JE3 o o Is. a ti 3 STATIONERY Wall Paper. ( TriirtUiLil Vii:.)
:sa Tisi ?taj '.la m. s?e tht1
BV-e -tiri'lCK tlvtr Tobe Smith's J,:v.-- ! dry Ste -e. S..i:th si.'e of the ip,inre. j
von
m w w
$? S-H 2 3 2
If
BJdckjllHlSls
and
Dorse Sh.icrs.
HI I op
Oltjio.vte the. AVtr Jai1., South Wahtvt Sired.
on
We
Proscriptions carefully prof with the purest of Drug's, ft. iieiciv use none hut pure Drugs, and do n it ar prescriptions. ltl.'oiiiii'.ul.n!. rel.. Mav IH. 1 .- 7i
a red r, .vi '( '.1.1
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, able .'H'l:;-JJ!lU-2 j JiOK'er! The !-:::! , ! i8iT Hi :s!i'C. tiie: the j IS'; crrri:iT!.
: Alachifi. ::. ;i.e.: ! Ploo i i:ii;t.ii.
r the old and
HfiiiX'a- ant!
lira. Si. -v itslStV
WALK-
Titest! nre the 1 est
UNDERTAKING.
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1.. Ai.ril 'j;.. !:iTl. ! 3 J X - ' l :V i
r-jL ? g-.j aw.-.. - , jae5i.'Wii. ivt a
n eS t & will keep constantly
W II IT.iR s; St on hiitids a i l.ind- oi
Throuir') the oourte.-v nf titc editor I had
: t !io privilojra of readinj; th? above letter j i n purported response to ,he etterof "Kor; j ) roortini; the celebration of July 4'.h, in i j Kilettsville. llr. Uoujh. after '(Uoting 1 ' that -part of my letter mhitive to b.is Xew i j Ti.'.itanient t-'abbath School declaration say?,
wo quote from his manuscript : "Kvery word tliat 1 said jpon sni-jeet of: the text book in our Sun lay Schools, Ti read from my MS." 'L'liis is Mr. Hough's : fijst utterance. and.fVi- in every partlculiir. i 5tr. Hotitch did rend a port! n of his sp- '.! j r. . 1.: '; 1 .1.... - 1.;. I
... . ..... : IIIMU ills IIiaflllMl :-v. .Ulil lie. H, il-s ma .
a ntatorian and rot as a politician, bcarers ti0l,Kht, lost h-: place and Fnial. ! as One who plates facts on l'COOrrf i ed extemporaneously, holding li'm MS- in ; fnf tUn voetl.-t -if futnm .,,,,lionc hand, spcakiiii- tr.oe nenlimcn'-; "-itfi
tnment r urt of his speech referred j
not as one who seeks to win ti e, favor of cither the Germans or the! French of to- day . The great cl arm ; of the work is its impartiality, iti absolute fidelity to truth. His book !
fascinates while it instructs, for ir
telts in graphic and eloquent Ian-!
the most wonderful story
hand
Xew Tit
to his naiier at all. lie mav have had all l
ais speech u-itten down, including the above Xew Testament ri'il-rcticc, but did not read it, sit nil. I too!: the p.'iin- :-i o-i aft:-;- to "?h one of
; his liietnbers this iilie-titm : -DM Mr. lioi
i lose l is idree wliilo r.adifr h!s icldress '!"
Xo," said liy. '-he did ro: know whether
gunge, t tie most wunclcriul story or j lt u,c Wl-itteu sp,vch , n..t. an.! v. hen modern times. He traces the causes ' he acted as if h. had i.t bis place, be ivnof the war from their oridu down ;-,,,'-1rd, to M-s n u'f
is wiien ne oe-an 10 u-e 1:1s
t l .1 n-i -.
to the beginning of hostilities; sets ' ?fKh
Notice to Xcn-Ksiiicnt.. Th, Slatt nf Minna. M,ir.,e 0w,. in Hu- Monroe Circuit Court. AVj-. it, ::' J'.,-.... l-7). Ameli (."imniiie ct at, vs. John MuCall.i ami Milton Flight. X )v emu's the TV-fondant hv Hester t
Fhiskirk, Atty's.;:nd til -s this cross coiir.ilaii 1 1
herein, losetln-r with an affidavit that one of t:i0 T)-i'eulailts to criiSS bill. Aie.bro.-e D. ('i;i;ii;ng. U not :.. resilient of tho it tat of Indiana. X"ticc i.- ihi-rcfore hiT.-by ;;iven .-i:d d--fendant. that v.n!e ho be" and a; nr en the tirst day o'" th; next Term of the .lii!i-n-.i-riroaifCotirt. to be holden on the 2nd Monday ,-.f Sept., A. D. 1371, at the Court
Iiousc in Islocnimst'in, in sat I County an S'a'e, and answer rr demur tn'siul 'orocomplaint, the same will he hoard ami 1termined in liis ab.scneei. WitnesA mv nnme and the seal of f.i
Court. Attived at Bloomington, this 17 h dav of duiv, A. D. iS71. JOHN It. EAST. Clerk.
if;
ANI
;AL mAT BBOKiER.
To'.vn and C'it v proper-
Ai! 'in.! ,,i
j pro)iiiVEjrfioiig.hj t-nd "M. All k'ec's o" ci!iveya!K:in!iinev!.i.h : ::. Titles w- ; limine.!, nnd all'jbjusities- canm-eted with I the sal .- or tran-t'er of re.d -;tat. i 07 f'OH.If.F.SJSJ 4TFAI K.
IGoo ! S-'arsji fot-Liitle
and CANDY
NUFACTOBY
II A n. A v s n s ;
1 K l '' pVI-MTi.SiaXny t'ai-m. live miles; n V ' I n..rtliei.t i f iJluniiii'ii.KHm. riiil I'arui ; -S H i i'oiitaiin H i : cr s 7" :-ere eharc-l :.n.l ; I On the East : !v of the l'uldie ure, tlrst uielur l 0. ii--. and r.O ai-r.-s of it in '. I door aleiV" ih.' I'r.-shyt-tiaii Church. t ifrass. Tin-io are tri.-.! i: ppl - ::nl pi a- l; I TTsto-eiel nticniiiia aivrn in il,,- iyuiiK-isj. I or!-!:;;:-,! : i.-, lie1 p-i;n-e. 1 hewed ih-i.t;'--"Wo now have :'. !:.;i-: lie v.- ll-ar-v. tor the ! iiHr-hc.iS . slaei -s. and nil iiee,-;Sarv out.
aiiiiuniot!at:.n of our Iri'-ml vhi mav '. hon-os fith a !.:a U-sm.th -"hop c:i thu hi::d. ,
I t'.iV.y: us with a cull. They can also. at the j 1 lie tar a -m!i Ut seel i,.-r it iipphi saiue tiloe, leave orders for ail t'a- cat ! 'i aires j cation bi ::::ub; ..vl:. in ptvm-nt to's.iii , i ihi-y i.uiy '.vr.nt. V.. tmv l.-:bot;l ii:.l, r ; p"rcha.s.;r. ,T AS. Mcif ttl !K. i j has p:-.s-e !. thir hen h : nk:e cs'anv in ! .KeillOVa!. ! ! the State. ' ! i
i j.n 1 1 if RA&TA Pi. WHiTAKJi?. !
...i.... .i ,.i M i,... u.vs i.KMfi ,-!:) i::s !
Mr M tt li J ttl
t a a u ii j n;om i li v .:Hi. ;;i- v. : ne. lu.-t i rposite i;e
j !
in m n svrnnw np tub s"
i gJi awi una ur ine ! n was ifs EUROPE
DituG Stoke.
ma i.kmo n-:r i::s SaiiS'J o iu?d Harness SiV? From hi: Old S;nrid.nr Fifth street, to'ti
room en v.:!i. ;;i- v.-anc. ju.-t pposite iht iivlianl Hons.' Uuili' ne;, where hv will keep .oi hand and tKHiHariurr Oidr all kinds i.f Carriao. 'iVa.uon and i'.uas.V tia'i-:i. s5i5iii's. (dollars, Wissjo; iisiil S;i.fJll4!S-y
Eaurnvrii ro. ml:, of Uepairi.. ' d. in: on short
BREAD, CAKES AND
Candies made Daily.
Will Duplicate any bis! Ir; his line of trade freight puid here. I AL MA.NLFACTriiH The best fee Cram, S;da and JliuprsI r, in Toirii.
V
J. ALLEN
Tt Until intl
in tiotuii, s of Ger
many ana tho tuilurc ot r ranee. The narrative of the great battles which opened the campaign, and hnrled the French back upon the interior of their own country ; the effect of these reverses upon tluFrench Naticn ; the frantic effort to rescue the beaten arm-, and the terrible disaster of Sedan ; the capture of the Emperor Napoleon and an entire army; the Revolution in Paris; the rise and formation of the Kepublic ; tie flight of the Empress from Paris ; the Seige and surrender of Strasbnrg and the frontier fortresses of France j the triumphal advance of the German armies to Paris : the SeigP3 of Metz and Paris
in detail ; u full diary of events in j
Paris Gurug the Seige ; the campaigns on the Loire and in other parts of France : the peace negoti
ations : th j surrender of Paris and !
the treaty ; the naval history of the war ; the history of the formation of the Great German Empire ; the proclamation of King William, emperor,and the realization of German unity j tl e civil war and second seige of Paris, with its terrible scenes of bloodshed and vandalism ; all these, and other events of the war are related with a graphicness and brilliancy which render this a work of anusua! value. The author goes deep into the philosophy of the war, anci impresses his readers profoundly with the great lessons of the conflict. The low price at which the book
is issued, brings it within the reach
of ail, snd no one wishing to keep abreast of the times should fail to
read it. It is published in both
English and German, sold by sub
6crintiou only, ana agents are
wanted in every county.
:it air.s over le-'ifino eiiitra ins
S'.'eni s and i icidonts in the Vr r. tho onlv FC'LT.. AVTHKNTlO.
and OFFICIAL his ory of th:it -reat coailii t. Averts are n eetini; with luiprece-duut-'d fi:c:'e;!S. sidling from 20 to 40 copies
;b.!V. and it is published in both Ensllih
!n.
Colic
Miee os, rtic V.u-
forth the diplo.natic llistory of tho , Testament in the Sm,diiv Mcliool-i. Mr. i
prelude to the war, with clearness ;! n'",h not only made ue ..f thr-M- cxpv. ?- j i,w1 ,tt,B .-,tUi.. ..! :-, ,;i j sier.s, rcspectuiL' the uk.i o 'the Xew T.-sta-i
, "V " "V""'' i ment. once, b it not less than thrcv or four j ' ' ', ;. -',
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uoi e ..au no ... iron, no , j J. U L .1.
.1 jiioiuiueui lueiiio r 01 en oilmen. ) when he made nnd rcilernt thestatenient i that tho New Testann-nt should he:
shoroughly ler.rned befo-e t iking
D
enue.
Ail k i.otie.-. Ii! ion
21. li
KEEPS THE LAHSEST STCCH' OF
R. H.'CAMPSELL
the Druy Trade. Having
from the Old. wrote on a .dip of p iper and handed me these words. "Pew ever learn the Xew Testament that well.'' I thought his st.ito'ncnl in repwrd to tho use of the Xew Testament was bigoted, unkind nnd'&pgeiiti: manly. lie. Mr. Hough, Well kru'winj; t -, nt this stat-ment v.vrs a peculiar tenet of hi own (Christian I church, and that the tvlebrnrion wns a
I Union of the Methodii-t, Baptist, Proibyj terinn and Christian .Sunday 801100111. j Mr. Huiih is welcome to all the capital
lie can uiai.e 0,11 01 con larin inu lu ait "Ostrich,'' 'ncntinjj the a r.'! &v. But, Mr. Hough, I rcfe- you to those who heard you, to prove that your declarations ill reference to thu Xew Testament .speech. is utterly false, and that the position taken in your speech, July 4th, evinced an utter want of mnnlinebs nnd prudence, and a total disregard for Christian courtesv. T. I). W ELK KB. . mm f -
Walter Lemon, son of Dr. Lemon, ; I
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I nan ouiiviciiiji cciauii 11.11 uiiuij?
wmlc bathing in the rceder Dam, Monday afternoon. He had sunk twice and was going down the third time, when Josiah Kirby sprang into the water reaching the drowning boy just in time to same him. He was taken home, and by prompt efforts soon revived. Brazil Miner.
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hitod. See that, the jook you buy contains ! madu line eni;r.ivin!;s nnd 800 piiges. Send i f..reire.ib,rs and see our terms, and a full ! ChfUilxSPV Ofid PharUltM'T description of the work. Address, X A- "
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Reply to liog. EprTou Prooresw: "Whin r man is assailed nnd misrepresented through the eohunrs of your paper. I presume you will grant lhc privilege of self-defence through tho sane channel. In your issue of this week, a writer signing himself "Ivor;,"
gives to your rentiers a report 01 1110 celobratio.i of the 95th Anniversary of American I ldependenc, nt Kilettsville. And. after i peaking of tho oration delivered by Mid. W. B. F. Treat, he thc says: "Sfext followed an address by Eld. V. A. Hough, pasto of tho Christian Church, on Sabbath Schools. This address, in tho main, was K'jkI, iillod with e.vcolloBt ideas. During his rt marks ho stated that the Now Testament was the only proper t'jxt hook in tho
s.iUDun Snoots, "tliat tne vm Tostament
We see that colony associations
are providing ways and means to i take our folks out Vest. Wouldn't 1
it be bettor to provide means to get them back ? We know of but few who have gone from here to the West recently bntin a short time wished themselves back here again. While some who have been out prospecting are entirely cured of the Western fever. Noblcsville Register. Here too. A family left Bloomington township, a short time ago, went West, and remained just one week. Every week or two wagons pass through town, containing families who are returning to their old homes.
J U R U IB E B A. WHAT IS IT? It is a sure nnd perfect remedy for all diseases of the liver and spleen, enlargement; or obstruction of intestines, urinary, uterine, oralxlotninul crgans, poverty or a want of blood, intermittent or remittent fevers, infinmntion of the liver, dropsy, s iijjgish circulation of the blvKt, abscesses, tumors, jaundice, scrofula, dyspepsia.ngno and fever, cr their eo lcomitunts. Pr. "Wells having ccomo aware of the extraordinary medicinal properties of the
! .South American Plan t, called
JUBUBEBA,
sent a special commission to that country
to procure it in its nut . ve purity.and having found its wonderful curative properties to
wirii nxeoeii mo iiniicipaiions lormecl bv
its great reputation, has concluded to" offer
it to tlio public, and is happy to state tl nt ho has perfected arrangements for a regu'at monthly supply of this wonderful ni.,,i
nas spent mucn time cxporiirentinir
3i. iSSO.-TX'.,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER And Paper Hanger.
I) KHS left nt JlcCollouirh'!: or Shoe-
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and investigating as to the most efficient preparation from it. for nonulir o
Rktti ivo thi.' -'W Vno-rn : ' . umhi in oi own practice S3fcTlia0 Tllb E jNORTII- with most happy resuits, tho effectual midWKST." The claim made by the : '"in now presented to the public us promotors of the Northern Pacific DR. WELL'S EXTRACT OF JURUBEItA llailroad, :8 to the excellent ! and ho confidently recommends it to every character of the country traversed ; rm'b' housel'ioid remedy. winch shoi id by that thoroughfE re, seems to be 1 5!,! VJ.8 mof 'r"rifiur in 1,1 ' n ii .i ? ,,' , , ! derangements of the system, nnd in n-ii-venfied by the fact that settlers arc ; mate and fortify all weak and Lv,i, ic
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Mlnnminfi. or.,1 G",.. TV.1...... Illattht.
xu.i.j..u)i dim JUOLUlll JUiiUUl 111 lfc: j ii , .
"might . med aftsr the New had been ; nnrccedcatcd SlUBibcr. A late j cnla'r. "
T., Sole Agents for tho IT. S.
Bind for ctr-
ceive prompt attention. fcl..'p on cast side College Avenue, one square, south of the public siuiave. m:ii-2!,l-71
KIGHAR'JSGhi'S IKISH HMSNs, Damaisks, J.i.vkn- Camumc HandcniKrs, Arc. AVo feel ourselves called on ajain to CAtiTlOJf consumkus against the indiscriminate use of Irish fabrics made up to imitate our oods in fold, trade mark, f.nd general appearance, and to warn them thi't their only safeguard is to see that tho authentic seal of our firm,
J. N. KICH AKDSON. SON'S & OWDEK, is stamped on each article. Determined to confine ourselved, as heretofore, to tho use of yarns spi: n from the choicest and strongest Flax, by the best machinery obtainable; uniform in woight nnd elasticity manufactured and blenched
under our own superintendence : tho con
sumer win oe guaranteed oy cur setu tne same durability and satisfaction in tho wear, which the genuine goods hive always afforded. J. N. RicnAEnsox, Sons & Owden, juno28 '71-;im. Belftist, .Iroland
For iU ttteJioiaa.
JOHN L. PITNER, Attoi-no- at JLinw, BI.OOMIIVtiTOaf, IIVDIAiVA, WILL give prompt attentior to all business entrusted to his care. OFFICE West sido of s.pia-0, over Stuart & McPhoetere' Hardware Store. 3y References Tulov & "Wic1
chanu; d. W. Shoomaker, Druggist; Dr. J J. Durand, Dr. Jcs. G. Mi-1 hnote.ra: .T
rrank Tee, Greyer, pll3-?i
Ayei's Cathiirtic Pills,
tho purponos of 6 Laxative
l'erhao" no one moiU-
cine io s.i uulrci-sully , re,:ircil bv every- I bu'.ly as .1 eatliariio, j nor iv?ti! ever any be- 1 1'nt! ho universatly j auojiteil into e.sc, lu i every coillltry nnil aiaeiiir all etasf;e5, as J tilis until but eitk'tcnt j inait.ilive fill. Thu j obl'toc, reason is. i
that il ls a more reliable aud fill" mare tit.
fectiinl remedy ili;ia any other, 'fho.-e n-ho have tried it, km -w'that it cured them ; those w tie tiavo not, kno-.v that iti'urtM tlieii'iieip-hboi'!- and friends; anc. nil know tliat what it does once it does always Iha it never iVl ilirouli :m- fauit ornepleetof itseainposirioa. tVehave ttunisands uitu Ihoiisanilsilet rtit!;;3tesof tiieirremiiikablceuioa of :he lellowin complaint , but siurh cures are known in every neighborhood, ana we need not
janiiisn iiieiu. Ai;ipieii to a 1 ajres ana concitiom inallcliniat.is; centainmj.'nt illiercnloiiielnorany deleterious drug, ihey mav be taken wilh safety by snj-boily. 'fhoir ?fi;rar-i'o:itius in'Jserves llieui evtr !reh,.iad makes lliem ideasaiitto take, whao being imrely vogetalile, no tmrra cau arise from tbeir itso in any (niantily. They operate by ttieir powerful lnf iicncc on tho Internal viseurn tt-i mirilV Ihr blnii.1 and ulimnli'tA
it into heat hy ae lion rem nre tiie obstructions I
ortaie atomi.eh. bowels, livei. anil other origins of
the bo'ly, ro itoriaif their Irrcjnilar action to health, anil by corieeting, wherever they exist, such clQj
i-niiK,nencs as are tne nrsi crifrin 01 disease.
Miniuo directions are (riven ra the wrapner on the be x, for Hie following complaints, which these
IIU raputiy care : For JDrriMil or Ynfli ircation. Tililtlraa.
i i Kiaiiiruor and Liih of Appetite, they cheuld bo taken moderately to stimulate the stom.
acli, mid restore its healthy lone and action. iror JUv-r Complaint sod Us various symptoms, Jtllloos lleuilHctae, Mick Urikja he, Jul u.liee or trci' SicknM, Hll. touH Coin and nilloua livn, they should bo judiciously taken for caeti case, to correct the diseased action or remove Oie obstructious which oaa.'-e it. For MyeBntery or pinrrltaeit, but one
Hum wnv ia sciifimiiy. rvquireil, Tor Vidian ,,H.nrl.n. 1....
iE3 J'Si.
85 Gt K foki:s
l:s- Jtjfc, OF ALL
KINDS,
Dtlniont Na Us, In in and Steel", Pittsburgh Glass, Falinesroek'9 WhiU Lead, Pure Ui ilwi Oii, Doors, 8hk1i, Venetian Blinds, Loci;, Hinges, Are., &:., ver hronht to Bloomington. eft?' Ail kinds of Tiia antl isJtecl Iron Work lionc 'o onlrr. Fh iisegiv ::ea.:.n. W. J. AMJLKM.
MO CALLA & CO
Hare She Cli-papeKt Slocli of
iror UktnmatUm, Ciout. Orisval. Pat,
SltMloa of th Huif, Puln in tk Ittlv, Maek.aild Juoinx, tl cy should be contln
netitiy mkoii, tw required to change thn diseased
1th nch change thoae
act Ofliof lb f) svstam
complalnta iliuapnear.
lor ruiy and DroiMlcal Swalllan rhi!2ould(f0 ta,:cn m lai' an"l frequent dose w,PU?S,l? effect of a drastic purge. , aot. Slrtjilj-a'-laixe done should be jJkthy ' r rduoes'.he deilrod effect by ymA a JJinurr PHI, take one or two PUlt to pi-omcte digestion and reliev j the tomach. An occasli nol dose stimuldtoa tho etoniarh and bowels Into fienltliy action, restores the appetite, and lavifrorf tes the s.y8tem. Hence tt is olten adrantareous where no serioun deranjsement exists. One who feds tolerably well, often finds that a dose of thnsii Villa makes bi n feel decidedly bettiir, from thox claanning oJJd reaovatlng effect OB ttte digestive apparatus. J. T. C A. YEM fi CO.. ri-oetioal CkmaitU, loimzx. auts v.
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