Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 42, Bloomington, Monroe County, 14 February 1872 — Page 2
llflOMIH&TOH PROGRESS,
j Ten miles north of Terre Haute I corn can be bcoght for 'V2 cents per
w,i i Lg; j bushel. "l"P "" g ! -The small-pox seems to.be lc-
I crer.snig aU over the country in eon-
Wiixiak A. Gabe, Editor and lroprietor Colo Wisim-In iss" snow fell to the depth of eighteen inches in the month of December. This s tended as far south as North Carolina and East Tennessee. That winter was unusually cold. In 1839 we had another deep snow, covering the same extent of territory, and accompanied with the usual cold. At this period nearly all the peach trees and grape vines in Central and Northern Indiana were frozen. On New Year's eve, 1864, at 6 o'clock in the evening, there was rain, but at 11 o'clock at wight, the cold was so intense that it was dangerous to be out. A number of persons in thisand bordering States were frozen to -death on that night. The first day of January, 1865, was so intensely told, that but few people appeared on the streets. The turkeys cooked for the occasion, in many instances, were left to cool on the table, while hungry people hovered around red hot stoves, The last four days of this January,18r2, have been ie coldest of any corresponding period within the recollection of the oldest inhabitant. What is the matter? Has the earth stopped its revolution in the region of thick ribbed ice?
Learning Trades. When we see how few of our boys are learning trades, we naturally inquire, who is to do the skilled labor of the next generation? and unless ma
chinery shall be made to perform much of the labor now performed by hand, we do not know how people are to get along hereafter. Why is it that so few learn trades? One reason to be urged in excuse of boys, is the difficulty thrown in their way by the trades-unions, which have undertaken to keep np prices by determining the number of boys which- may be admitted to their ranks a apprentices. Another reason, and the main one, is the growing dislike to the manual labor which must be performed by the mechanic Our boys allow a fondness for neat clothes and white hands to drive them into pursuits that are only fit for women, and work for a small salary in measuring dry goods, or in counting rooms, until their youth has passed, and then follow any chance which may
present itself in after years. The
sequence of the thorough vaccina
tion practiced. The returns troin different "ities ijho'T the mini her of deaths is being reduced rapidly. The Harrison county Regulators are after lazy husbands again. Thoy persuaded ore fello.v to sawwood for two hours one bitter old night last week, a thing his wife had been trying a I winter tc get
nan to do, without success. Two men, lather and son, named Hclzgrever, of V.'ar.ic!: county.
were struck by a falling tree, asj they were chopping in the woods j lust week, and both were killed, one instantly, and the other died a day or-two after. A married lady, at New Albany, recently fell into the river, and would have been drowned had not her cries attracted the attention of her husband, who, mistaking her in the dark for another woman, worked like a beaver to get her out. His rage was fearful to behold,when he discovered who she was. The Kokomo Tribune recently declined to insert a fulsome eulogy of a deceased titizen because the departed owed two year's subscription to the Tribune. " It is well to be "square with the books" before sending your obituary notice to the printer. The State officers give notice that the distribution of the Sinking Fund, in accordance with the act
recently pronounced valid by the Supreme Court, will be made immediately aft?r. if not before the
20th of March. It will be transmitted to the various counties without expense. The Corydon Democrat propounds the following conundrum to the first class in trigonometry : "If a poor, lene youth ot Corydon, with a waxed end to his mustache, should write to a young lady in Corydon to meet him by moonlight, alone, and the young lady's old mother should come in on a tansent
end tan the sent until the plnne of!
his coat tail formed an angle with a vortical line, would the hypotheuuse of the community by equal to the mm of the squares described by the young man in 'gettin' 'way from dar ? And if so how ?" The farm residence of Gideon
Elclridge, six miles west of Brooks-
Is rcK. Barney William.,writing from Europe to the New York Sunday Times, in his last letter tells us : "I am writing this with my window open (a carriage drive and a promenade divide mv ville from
the sea) inhaling the odors of orange a lair wny to recover,
blossoms, tuwrosos, geramuir.s, and violets in December 1 I had lor my
brraktast. this morning oranges, tiffs
cut out he was insensible from coH, having bepn in the tree from Saturday morning to the Sunday evening following. Although coi siderab v
Had it. not been for the snow, the
and grapes that wore gathered only j chances are that no trace of him n'n ' would ever have been found, at
till IIVIIl Vll
the table. Tf a nan has any vitality left in him and does not recuperate here, then Heaven help him, for he has little to look for elsewhere. There f.re at least live hundred Americans here.
For Sale IIon.sc anil Lot. HOl"K. contain Mx targe and coramodi.nii rooms. There ia a Cistern, Cellar mid Stable. Situated in the nertheast
, . ill l i i nwi.nnitiiMi, mm ii wiii ten iter -n m u bruised and lacerated ia tailing ho j nu,i i,jn, ,;j Arrets, Ri b'iitiiully and was not dangerously hurt, and is in j high, fr-mting the south, and h well sup-
The place' 1. 11 trees ann evergreens-. Jfor
, .1 l 1 i , i, ii in i .t ,n:i :-.u ii.. nuirit:;
WIM-re mcKum Happened a .1. M KKKRKK, Hloomington, Iml. about a mile from any habitant n. j:n.t tj ::v.-
least not iiutjl long after become extinct."
Administrator's ,'iale. NOTICE IS UERKHY (JiVKN, that t lie n ml.' i-i lined Administrator, wit'i
life had the will mm.-x! 1, will sell nt I'iivatk.Sai.b ' Hfir at nil it'iia tract rxntm&iimec, excrj.t I tl... I'..,.... .- .... ,1... r,.n
.... ....... .... yt.i, ini., I hi; univnni 0 ! dwrilied roiil 1'ntiitn in Vnn Hnren towrEW Biank Warranty Deeds and S'"V- Mom.- County, Indians, to-wit: Morten"?, for s;ile at this office. i "! ,1h' 'tWt qunrtor of section -H- ,,nvn range 1 west, commencing ut '-" '- ; tb- noitlimt corner of sai'd . rio;t; thence
for MliMW j i's( until it strikes Indian Crook : thenco
HfiH'quiirh'rs
Ituving purchased iho nniire intcrosL ami ,jotHl will i.f Mnrs. CHASli & CO. in the CffV SHOK STORK, wo Make t.ur l ost lrtw to t'.e citizens of Iiloomington. unl Monroe a ul ndjoiniiig counties. Wo nn? offering ht'rgaln in nil departments of the present suck, in order to make room for a nupi-rior Kprtng ttoe.k. which has iiIit id v bi;n bou;;ht. and will soon arrive. Wo assure the patrons of thu old firm that shall continue to keep tlw sr.me brand of CUSTOM-MADE Guods heretofore l.cpt on hand, including the "Old Reliable Hi ot," and shall exert, nuraelves to ilia utmost to please all who will fiivor us with thnir trc na-p. PERDU K & SON. A CARD. "Wo hnse sold our entira interest in the
Oitv Slice Store, to Mesrs Pordue iV Son
and wo liublir a
of rmtrnnasre. e hore our old ciisvom
"It's noPi.acv.kok a Woman." So said a young husband in Lawrence to his wife a few months ago, when she, tired of staying alone, took her three little children to the billiard room and took a seat by his side. "It's disgraceful," said he, looking daggers ai her, "I know it," continued the injured wife,, "and you have borne the disgrace so long mv dear, that I am determined
henceforth to shr.re it with you," and she took out her knitting work and settled down for the evening. Her husband persisted in urging her to go home. "I will go," said she, "when you go, and not before." He was evidently a little disconcerted in his playing' and went home a little earlier than usual. The next evening the programme was acted over agaiu. This time the young husband went home a little earlier than before, and carried the baby himself. That was the last he was ever seen in the billiard room. A similar occurren!e was acted a few
months since, not a hundred miles from the county ?eat, but this time it onlv lasted one evening. Ladies
try it ; it acts like a charm. Decatur Republican. Oscar Young, a Laporte blacksmith, shod a s:ian of horses all around in thirteen minutes. William Korthaks and William Jeukinu, while plowing iee at a pond near Richmond, a few days ago, with a blind horse to draw the plow, got on the wrong s.id? of the ice and were reacted with difficulty. The New Albanv Standard
savs that Sycamore lumber which two equal payments of 9 and IS months, ' i i i tile purelius.'r aivjiis; notes at six per vent. was a tew years ago considered al- illtct wnivin vlmtion (in,, ,!;iirw. by
most valueless, 13 now being worked I sureties who are ami lo freeholder
Marion Township. TBe nortli west quarter of the northeast quartor, soction live, township ten, range one east, containing forty-fouraoroaj. NortRAScri by Stephen G. SIoDnnwl and .wife.
Principal, nterest, damages and costs, IKJ7.75. r' 'f
R'l'.ntiin Tawmthiii. 'A
The norchwest quarter of tho southwest quarter of section twenty -auvpn, township nine, rnjc one east, containing forty Hires. Mo -tinged by Griffith Davidson and wife. I riiscipal, interust, damages and costs, $73.40. Also, the ?nlhalfof the southwest quarter of seetiou twenty-seven, township nine, range, one sast, containing eighty acres. Mortgaged by Jese Cooper and wife. Principal, uterent, damage and costs, $210.25. Also, the northwest qnnrtor of the northwest qnnrtor of'section thirty-foiir, township nine, north of range one east, containing forty aerof". Mortgaged by John Perry niitl w ife. Principal, intoruat, damages and coat), fioo.t. Also, the Torthwent r.nnrtnr of the north
west quarter of section thirty-one, town-
Anci n'so. part of the sontiwest minrter
of seetio i 28, town 8, range 2 west, that lies north and wel of Indian Creek in tho northwest corner of said section, containing :if ncres. Also tliH east part of the southeast quarter of tfertinn twenty-nine, trwn 8, range 2 went, rortiiining eighty nercf , and lays ea-rt of the JMt omington and Stanford road. Also 10 nores out of tho southeast corner of the n uttieast quarter o- said section, town an 1 range as aforesaid, and more partinnlnrlv described in the petition of the
lialh- ree..mniitn' them tc the 1 Administrator. Appraised at $3,7;0.
corree't business r.en and worthy Applications of purchasers will be re
ceived at the late residence ot sain uece-
crs will continue to deal with the new 1 dent, upon said premises, uji to the 5th day
firm. Fell. 7, 72 CHASE & CO. i ol iluren next. ' I Ttfivs. One-fourth cftih, residue in
A A Til) thlfc jq.ial payments of twelve, eighteen
wiiii tiie meaiuleM ot .said Crock until it rtnkes the section line between the south west quarter of section 2tt and the southeast
quarter of section 29 ; thence south to tho j ship nine, re nge one east, containing forty section corner; thence east to the southeast ; acres. Mortgaged bv Cynthia Parham
corner; thence north to the beginning and her hnj tand. Principal, interest.dam
,.,M ui-i. tonuiHiing aooui one nnnurcu ana ; aces and costs, i4.i9,
twenty-lire ncr,. Aiioraised at 2,5rt0. I Also, the northeast nu-irter of the north-
AND I COMfLCTESTOCR f TSIT BOOKS tost mm News StaBd. MfePlieetera
WILL U2SPEBSKLI. nt KAN" IS TOWS.
HAVING sold out our business, wj are ilfsirous of milking sctileineiit f nil our allium at tho earliest practicable moment. Tb.r.so. who aro indebted to iis,are earnestly .-''quested to null npon us at on.'e, i? wo prefer to wttie with you ouelvc. before we leave town, rather than leave our claims in the lianas, of an attorney. Wo can. at all times, be found at our old place of business. We thke this opportunity to than; car friend?, who have so liberally patronized us during all the time wo have been i i business. CHASE CO. Blnomington. Ind., iVt. 7. 1872.
and twnnty-four months
eivtna notes at six per ceiv.
the purchaser interest, waiv
ing valuation, and secured by good free-
yld security. WILLIAM II. PvICIIATtDSOX, Aum'r with the Will annexed fit' Wiiliam C. Siddler, deceased, f S. Miiiith Hunter, AttV. jan3-72
Administrator's Sale. VOX IC E IS HEREBY GIVEN.
that
:miiilssf oner's Sate.
that
XTOTICE It?. HEKEBY GIVEN
1 by an Order of the Moun c Common Pleas Court, the undersigned Commissioner will s,ll at PKIVATi; SALE, It-L-.n (153 one hnn lred nr.d fifty-three and 1 1 r. -t ) one hundred and fifty-four, in the Town of Bloomington, Indiana. Applications of purchasers will e. received at my Law Office, in said Twn, up to tl o 2:th dr y of SI arch next.
TERMS. One-third cadi, the resilue in
into barrel heading, factories in that city.
at the stave
It is useless for a man with or-
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fact that 95 per cent, of mercantile V"T 'T8 i" io blow into the roufzle of a tnm wntnrpa nro fVilures ia not enoiurh 1J o'clock last Sunday night, and ; low I,lt0 ln muzzH. ot a gun 7f!;T3 SJTuS b entirely consumed.' The family,! ! eiiongh to .-top the bullet. But
Messe 1 lercc ol Howard eountv
labor has for nearly all our bovs.
The boy who ten years ago learned
a trade, and made himself master of
it.'is now, in 90 per cent, of cases, far ahead of his lazy school fellow who
dodged work by accepting a place where a pen must be carried over one's ear, or scissors ia one's pocket. Terre Hautt Express. About once in two years the statisticians regularly inform us, with all that solemnity peculiar to a new thing, that they have just discovered that married people live much long-'-r than unmarried ones. A French savant finds that in 1,000 persons, betwtec 25 and SO years, the per cent, of mortality for married men is only 6.2, while for bachelors it is 10.2, and for widows 21.8. The widows will please take notice that they are in twice the mortal danger of any one else, and it behooves them to consider immediately how they may be saved. There are many who could not quietly look on and see a wealthy and beautiful widow die unaided. The office of Brown & Hanna, at Greencastle, was crowded, one day last week, -with about fifteen pcr-
sans on whom the National Bank Lad eeceived notes for collection, to the amount of 2,800, in favor of the patentee of the humbug known as Drake's Hay Fork. They propose to resist payment, on the plea of fraud. Saturday evening two little sons of John Paris found the dead body of ft young man named Aleck Hodges, in Mill Creek, near Stilesville. He had been out hunting a stray horse the Thursday previous, and arrived at his father's late in the evening, where he was requested to remain until next morning. Instead of doing so he set out for home ml was not again seen alive. He was found in the stream with his head and face against the bank and out of the water. Some bruises were found on the body, and a sum of money was missing, which leads to a suspicion of foul play. He leaves a wife and one child.
consisting ot eleven persons, escaped
in their night clothes, and were,thus scantily clad, compelled to walk a distance of a ciuavter of a mile barefooted and bareheaded, before find
ing shelter a" a neighbor's house.
.lidn't believe thin till he tried it
We are glt.d to notice, that every once in a while, some young man who will insist in violating the
law by carrying concealed weapons,
J. s. smith ucntkt;.
St' Commissioner.
The mother carried in her arms a; shoots himself. The last case is in
child three months old, and one a j Madison. A yo.mg man named little older. All were more or less j Donnelly swungjhis coat tail against frozen, some of them so badly that j the door-facing and drove a pistol ii is feared amputation of the limbs; ball through his leg. Served him will have to b?madc to insure their j right. lives. Nothing whatever was saved ! T , -,,r i i , . ,. , P 3 ,,. i Jacob V elmcr,ageti about sixtvfrom the burning dwelling. B ,. . j live years, a Mormon, living near A Mr.Keisor, living near New j Martinsville, cut his wife, inflicting Albany, was tufferirig a year ago, j a dangerous gash in the side, with from an abcewi that had formed in a razor, and abotit an hour after-
Lis liver.
Application to sell Real I'siate. Stale of Indiana, Monroe county, I Cuurl of Common Picas. j "VnmCE IS HEREBY GiVKN THAT j
1 Robert Hash. Administrator of the estato of .fame Hash, deceased, has tiled hi petition to sell thn Ileal Estate of the decedcrt. his personal boinr inautlloU nt to pav his debts; and that said neliti in will
I be heard at the April Term, A l). KT'J, of
the Court ot Uomnidii V leap oi sanl -o'lnt y. "Witness mv hand, this mi I Ii duy of FebL.S. " ruarv. A D. 187. JOHN 15. EAST, Clerk. J. S. Smith Hunter. Atfy. Blooinington, Ind., Feb." 7th, 1B72.
1 tt.K onm-rsigneu, Ad umistrator oi toe
estaU' of Solomon Boruft, deceased, wiilael! at I'.-iva'.e Sale, clear of all cnfttmbran-iet rivtyt t.- hixetfor the 'y:ar 1872, the fallowing real esta'te, to-wit: A part or the east half of the northcist ipiai tLr uf -cotion i, town 7, north, ranga 1 ww., In-ginning at a point on the east line of said ijuar'.or that, ia !!4J rods north of the southi-ast corner thereof; thenco north with said east linn to this northeast comer of at ! ('i:irter; thence west SO rods to the northwest corner of said half quarter; tlienee smith ivith the weBt line of said half qurrierto a point rods north of the south'. vest corner of said half quarter:
thenro .'nst. ptrallel with the south line of sai.l half quarter, to the place of beginning, containins fit acres, more or lees, itua'.ed in Clear Creek towns! ip, Monroe comity, Indiana, and appiaied by the acre at $2S, r t;7 oo for tho whole tract. Ap;.ii;";:ioii of purehn 'ei-s will be receiveil at mv residence in Perry township, in siid .'"un!v. ui) to tho 1-ltl. dav of iehruary.
I 1-72. But ifHhe said real estate
I mi s.'ihi duv at private tale then an
i 1 will, at 1 oeioc v. -u. on jinnuay,
tie day of Fiihiuary, A. I). 1S72, at the lati- n-ideneo of said decedent (which is near this land; offai for sale at Pcntw AriTi'-v. the aforesiid described real eft ate. ('' ii ,nU 1 v either mode one-fourth cash will he required in h in 1. and the residue
! in enu il payments d ie in 12. IS and 24 j months, with notes at 0 percent, inter -st, I waiving ben.-Ht of a"praiiiemei!t and se- ! cured l v t;i.od ireehol 1 suretiw. I to 7 j. SILA-j K. GUY, Adm r. ' J.S. Smith Uustk , Att'v.
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T. i. p. 1",'.. . , 1" 1'in.i;--.
uuiaL auuu nuei inuus, wai'ClS Cllt niS 0WI1 Iliroat :rom ear i square. Jilooinincton, lncl. quartor
K. T. TAVI.OH. J. W. HARinM.W. TAYLOR & HARITOAN, "Wholesale and Betnil Dealsrs in CSiolce Family (JroceHr", 3,...,... fjl. i oai,-f -... 1. .I.iii
Cigar, Notions and Halt. RSOAY.
The Inchest market price paid i r conn- : toe !,
Viorttieast corner public. i he
east nuiirtpTof section thirty-three, town
ship nine, range one east, containing forty acres. Mortgaifed bv James Hash and
wife. Principal, interest, damages and
eoatBj ?7ti.lu. Bioomington Touilihip.
Also,. In-Lot So. three hundred and eighteen, in the Town of Jiloominerton.
Uortfraged By James B. Allison and wife.
Principal, interest, damages and coeLs,
fi;t4.;i. Also, the northeast quarter of the southoast quarter of section one. township nine,
ranee one west, containing thirty-nine
acres. Moi-tgngwh by .evi Lentz and wife. Principal, interest,, damagis and costs,
ifii.ao. Also, pait of In-Lots Nos. thirty-seven and thirty-eight, in the Tiwn of Bloomington. Mortgaged by Franeis A. Tourner and hor husband. PKnrfpaJ, interest.
aamages a ut costs, f iob.hu. Richland Twenship. Part of :he northeast quarter of section twenty-six. and the northwest corner of the northwest quarter- of section twenty-five, all in township nine, range two west, containing seven acres. Mortgaged by James Bratncy and wife. Prinoipnl, interest, damages and osts, $I61.3r. Also, the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section ten, township nine, range two west, containing .forty acres. Mortgagee by James 8. Whitsoll and wife. Principal, interest, damages and costs 05.35.
Van Bwren Tovnuhip. Tha cast half of the northeast quarter of section twenty -neveri, township eighl.rangi' two west, iwitairring eighty acres. lHorcgageU by Williaiu. Butcher and wife. Principal, interest, damages and costs, $223.70. Perry Township. Tho northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section eleven, township eight, range on-? west, containing forty acres. Mortgaged bv ltufus Coatney and wife.
Principal, interest, damages mid cosjs, $167.05. Salt. Crtek Tounihip. Also, tin southeast quarter of ih northeast quarter of section three, township eight, ranje one east, containing forty acres. jdbrtgngnd by Adam Htader and wife. 1'nncipal, interest, daiiiagcs and costs, C7.'";. Also, the southeast quarter of the south-
? ' i i ! wet quarter of section seventeen, townis not -sold -sjrip oigin, range one east, containing forty 1 nd in t ml McrB!l- Mortgaged bv Thomas N. .Shield's 1
OMU, 68.25. Also, thj southeast quarter of the south east quarter, of section thirtv-two, town
ship eight, rango one east, contalning-forty !
acres. Alcrtgagedoy m. H. Clark and wife. Principal, interest, damage? and costs, $50. "0. Also, tin northenst quarter of the snirrhist quarter of section twentv-one, town
ship eight, range one eat. containing ferty j
acres, mortgaged bv Ahrahain ( lii-stmit
and wife. Principi.1, interest, l)aa)ag
and costs, F84.60. i Also, the northeast quarter of thf north-! west qearter of section eleven, township j eight, rang" or.ecint. containing "i-rfy aerca. ' Mortgaged by Joseph See mid wife.' Pr'm- j eipnl. inti-rtst. ilanng; and costs, i"'.
Also, tin1 east half of the northeast qnar
CANDY MANUFKTOR
BREAD, CAKES AND Candies made Daily, Will Duplicate any bill in his line of trade freight paid here. AGENCY FOR THE - - -- Celebrated BaUinme Ofslcrs The best Sold.
pSBIWGrS,.,' AT 97 COLLEGE AVE,
ARE
keceiving a - AssoetMent '
NICE
A t'
S HOES, That will compare ferafely with any in Town.:
TIE ttf T FffJi:
mum
Will' I
Kotice of Sal of Laud.
TOTlt'K is hereby given, that by vir-
tur ' i" an drder of tne Mviime ('oiii-
i t;ion l'leas Court, 1 1 uniiersignecl. Aul ministrntor .-f the et:.ti of .lames Good-
'. 1-v, dc-.-asi.;. will oiler for sale at public : ter of sectim three, towiisl,i. seven, range I iui.'ii. n, ..n the lueiiiisia, in Salt Creek j one east, containing eightv acre. Mi-it-
and emptied its contents against the j to ear. He was a drinking' man,
stomach. An ulcer was iurmeu which worked its way through the stomach, and afterward through the side, and tbrojgh this aperture the ibed he ate ra:sed out of the atom-
btit is said to havijheen sober at the
time he committed the rash deed.
The country has been ruined again. Grant and Colfax attended
fwh. Mr. Ktiscr fell away to a a. Masonic air Jialtimnre baturniere skeleton, becoming very weak, oa7 night, and t:ie rresiuent was and was rapidly sinking into the made th recipient of a handsome grave. Drs. Cook and O'liielly.of cjinir, and the Vt ::e President of an Louisville, wore called to see the elegant Afghan, for Master :5chuyler sufferer the other dav. They made i Colfax. Prepare to bear the din
Jonathan E. Clark loaded his gnn with buckshot and went into the woods near Owensville, Gibson county, lust Monday, to shoot squircl&. He stopped on his way and stood his gttn down by a stump,and in taking it np agaiu the hammer caught upon the stump, discharging the load, which passed in front of him so close as to cut off two buttons from his vest and to inflict a wound upon his right hand little finger. The concussion was so forcible as to throw hkn upon his kiict-3, a favorable position for returning thanks to Provideace ior his escape from death.
an opening in the side large enough
to take out tho bowels, wnicu they
mended, or sewed up, and then put ;
from along the whole line of Democratic papers. People cannot be too watchful
i i i it. . . . ... . . , .
miuK iu men- jjiupui yiauv, umi uik . in throwing tnctr porlv barrels lroin patient is doing very well and will -second story windows, to see that recover. The operation is regarded : careless persons sire not passing at as (something entirely riew, and as j the time. A son of Charh ss Jolinyet has no nane in medical science. SOn. of Mishawakti, has quite a lump A voung lady at CrawfordsvilleJ 011 1" 5 head as a reminder to be being" informed by her "feller" that j o circumspect :.n the future, he intended to cease his attentions, i Governor Baker has appointed
cowniaca mm arouua uie room,ana (japt. John. H. Farquar bocretary
as he sprung- tiirougr, tne open
window, told him, with a parting lick, that she would teach him to be more careful iu the future not to trifle with a gentle and loving heart. A move is being made in favor of the passage by Congress of a law giving to all persons who served iu the U. S. Army, iu the late
of State to fill the unexpired term
of the Jate Colonel Kddy, with the understanding that the duties of the office are to devolve upon the son of Col. E., who has been Assistant Secretary under his -father, and that the emoluments of the office lie paid to Mrs. Eddy for tiie support of herself and family. After some
hesitation Capt. Farquar accepted
war, a warrant for 160 acres of land. jtlie appointment Centered 'into 1 hiu ic iiiQrltr tiio tn t hp r-niirttrv'Q ; . . .... . ,
The delegates fiom Georgia to the Philadelphia Republican Presidential Convention are instructed to
-o for. Gt-nt ral Grant 'as the, first, .' l,it, ami onlv choice of the Repab--
' .iipan party of Georgia." First gur i jhooh discloats them; every flash
;ion tiie rjouin.
This is justly iue to the country's
defenders.
Mr. Voorb'.'es, in his recent catxl. speaks out his opposition to the
passive policy advocated by some of the loading papers of hi party. Mr. V. is in favor of a grand convention, to be held some place in the West, for the purpose of denning the principles of the present Democracy. In this, he is certainly right, for undoubtedly the Democratic party is in groat need of a platform, as it now stan Is on a mass of negatives, aud is placed in a very ludicrous position before the eyes of the people. "Vorrhees would be at a greater loss, to-day, to define the principles of his party than he was a few years njo, when called npon to do so by the Hon. Thomas Nelson. In reply, Mr. V., in one of his oratorkal flights, gave the following truly lucid (?) definition "Democratic principles I am called upon tc define. They are carved upon the Iloclc of Age: they are written
athwart the idiy ; every beam of the
'of the lightning reveals them.
boud. This is truly a noble act on
the part of Gov. Baker, and the acceptance of the office on the conditions named, stair; ps Capt. Farquar a practical christian. Oven Co. Journal, (Liem.) Julian's Radical relates the following: "Our friend Elit.s Lamb, who now resides in 'Vermillion county, this State, called on us on Monday, and related the following curious and nearly tragical incident, which happened in his neighborhood. A man left his home to hunt coons. As afterward appeared he 'treed' a coon up a large sycamore, felled another tree against it, and ascended about forty feet to the top. He found the coon had gone into a branch of the tree, and whde chopping the limb, the decayed wood sunk beneath hit- feet the tree a short distance below being hollow aud he fell to tho ground inside the tree! Not retnriiinir, search was1
made ; there being a slight snow ho was tracked to tli3 tree, and bis axe being found sticking where lie struck
FEBRUARY 22d, 172,
tii-4 des. rio!U rem ette, nt-wit : orthwest quarter of the southwest uf section fo.irteen (14), of town-
.-in,.' eifclit (,, range on (1 east, continuing ! : ;y , t1) i ticrw more or lass. A'-. V-"t of th n-rtheat 'iu.trtcr i f the s(.'.,!h.';..st uurtur oi see;i.n R": n (15), -"wii.M;ii ei:;bt, (8), mngc one ca-'.t. Aii'l p.-.vl of tla southeast quarter of the M.r!l!i:.t quarter of action fifteen (15), town?i;ij eight (3), r;ini?f one (t)ciist, or-n-tntnins foTty (40) acres, wore or less, in Monrue eon'nty, Inili inn. Tkiims Ono-thiH ensh, the rpsiiJne in
Pefenrhmts . Mnrv Tnbler n ml Pet vTuhb-i- ' ciiiimI pay nients, ut twelVO anft Wgrntcen
are not residents 'of the State of Tndiiina. 'nthfi, with note nt interest, waiving Notice h therefore, heroin- jriren fnid ! henufit of appmisoirunt, and soenred by dcfi-nihint. that union thrr Ce and apponr eshohl suretiw. or the first dny of the ne'st term of the I to begin at 2 o':look P. M.
Monroo Common Pleas Court, to be hohloii JA.U.ifJ . CIjAKK,
on tho l?t Monday of April, A.'.. nt i 2u7ee 71-td ths Court Houso in Bloomington, in i-i I co.mty and Stntft. and aiiMver or demur to i ., . . ; th3f.iu.e y-ill 1 heard and determined in j PJ'Ha-ion th ir ftl,-,ene.e. I
Witnes mv nm v. of i Tiw iiifo of Indiana, Moiiroo County, net
Notice to in-Hcitl"iiiM. The State nf Indiana, Monroe Vrunfi;. in thr Monroe Common Pita Cvur April Term, 1872. I Complaint and Aftae'ioii-nt. Thomas P. Luc.is TS. il.iry Tablcrnnd Pi ter Tnbler. Now eotne.'i the Plaintiff, by J. ;5. Smith lin iter. Attorney, and fili-! his c.MiipIaiiu
herein, together with an affidavit thut said !
Adminintratt. j
Real Ks-
L.S. Court, a tii xed nt ISIof i iiniion, this, Oth dny of Febrmirv, A.l). 1872. JOHX R. 'KAST, Clerk. J. S. Smith Hunter, Atty. 1'eb. 7-7?
! j.N L
tute .
House and Lot For Sate, rTIEE house is of brielt one story, nititJ. nted on Sixth Street, nnrtb of tho M. K. Chiir.-h. The house contains iix rnomn, there is a stable, wood-house, brisk finokehonso. and two eiatorn? on the p-emibe, all in good statoof repair. For terms, and further particulars, apply to :"eb7-72 JAMKS CRAIG. NOTICE. W. H. JONES, Kx-Recorder, will give prompt attention to the business ot' (!onve.Tanclng, carchhiK ihi- Uei-orils of IJeed, and Mnrlnp in Mimrnn coniitj , and lul'liiiliinir HlislnictK of title to Ileal Estnte, What Jonks known, he know, and in the main, what he dun't know he kmtc! That is raying more for JoN'Es, than many can say for thi:m?f lve, and tell the truth. Office up stairs, at the CouHlIouse in Bloomington, convenient to tho Record. nov8'lm
to Sell
tale.
( Indiana, Monrou County.
TK'K i? hereby civeu, that Daniel
Lviulei'miiii. Ad niiii-rtrittor of the es-
if Mies Johnson, deceased, has filed
hi.- Petition to Sell th: Peal Estate of the deei dent, his persoral estate being insuffl-
e.ient to pay his debts and that said peti
tion -will ne heard at tho April Xorni.A.J..
H7'J. of tho Court i f Common Pleas of
said County. Witness my hund, this 29th day of Jn.nu,
i ary. 1B7-J.
Ji.n3l-72 JOHN R. EAST, Clerk.
Luting cot
nrnctHTSf-r ,x tAAth With I.ivt r.hinw I
ONE DO LIAR ui tpwint fcr TIN OOLUIU for vpftr m- ! wr wt f TrrUi on jiwotor, tct qDalUy. C'C crk rwTowfil at KILGORE'S OENT.L ROOMS No. 70 Worth It'lno , at, "'"' Itiiiuitpsllt.
A NEW LOCATION ANtl A LABfiE NKW STOCK! J. W.DAVI8 Hrs removed his MERCHANT Till flR-
Auditor's Sale of Delluquemt Lands.
"XT (T1 C E is hereby jtiven that the follow-
J.1 ing tinets or parcels ot Jjands and Town Lots, or so much thereof as shall be necessary for that pmpose, will be sold, or offered for snlo, nt the Court Houso door.in tiie Town of Bloomirsrton, to the higlest bidder, for cash in hand, on Monday, Mareh 25th, 1872, tho same having been mortgaged to tho
State of Indiana, to secure the payment of
principal una interest on Common bcliool and Congressional School Fund of said c.mnty, and which have become forfeited to the titnte for the- non-payment of interest, &c., on the same If less than tho whole tract is sold, the part so sold will he in the northwest corner of said tract j and ii' lesi than the whole Lot is sold, tho part so said shall be otf of the side extending a;rossaid Lot. Sale continued from day to day, until all shall bo sold or offered for Sale. ; Washington Township. Also, the northwest quarter of the northwst quarter, section tventy-lwo, township ten, rung, one west, containing forty acres. Mortgaged by 'William H. Sims and wife. Iritn.ipiil, inlorost, damages and costs, $; nn. Also, the southwwt quarter of northwest tj iartor of seetion twelve, township ten, rnnare one west, containing forty acn?.
ll..,..,.,.,o,l 1,,. TnL.o.,n ll.,l, .:-
I.1U tblADLIsnmtni lr'" inowest toiiineip, interest, oamage and costs, the .South Side of tho Publio 8qi;aro, and , $ 'i9.7ft. has just received a largo and fashionable Also, east half of the Sonthwost quarter stock of Clothing, Piece Goods lints. Cans. . of section seventeen, tnwnshin ten. rnnra
.r v l.i.:.. r..-., . .. : ' t o-
, in ...imiiuj; , ooos, which
and Gisir.lemens
li it-li ! one wi-st. contniuiiifr .iiflit
wili be sold st flgures low erough to suit ' gaged by Mary J. CUfh. 'Principal, iolo-
t , i , ..in-. i.,... ,-.wm j f..iis iix- rtsi. iiamiiE
vrtitiBsr in tho hnsi nees in iiloomiigton Alio, tho west half of tho northtvest bat given him a very correct iu.a , qimrler, section twenty-five, township ten, wants of the trade. Hpeeiat attention ! ran so on,- west, containing eighty acres. .nil,.,,, ni.ll ft'ti, f . - .. , . . - II '1. , , .t. , . t a. " ' . . .
U W l,w f IU,, tm, thn nunw-'i V, """"'6 B'""'er.w i.i. mongagca ny r.iizaootu aiiowcrs ami Hiirab the Ids!, blow at tllC top, thO natUie m, 0W ,1K, call. K J5ars. Principal, ir ter.ul. H.ma.rM, .nri
Bloomington, Ind., 0". 8, 13T1 tf cc.it; 70.
of the case bncnmc apparent. When
gaged by It-obt. Clark an 1 wife. Princijial. j interest, damages and costs, ?S2.15. Also, the east half of tho southwest qtiar- i tor of section two, township eic-hv, n.ng j one east, containing eighty acres. Mort-j
gagea Dy Ulnim ttonitt, sr., and wite.
inii.ip., iuituvab, uuuiuges, miu coms,
185.l.;S. P'jl.'i Towiuhip.. The noil nvest quarter of the southwest quarter of section thirty-one, township seven, range one east, containing forty acres. 3Iortjnged by Jacks. n Clendi-iiiu and wife. Principal, interest, damages and costs, $90.50. Also, the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section thirty -two, township seven, range one east, containing forty acres, except ten rods square on the east side. Moitjjfsgad by James Garrison and wife. Principal, intorostj damr.ges and sosts, JI W.iSO. Clear Cretk Township. The w.-st half of the southwest miarlor of
, scctir-a eight, toiffnship seven, range one west, cor tn ning eighty acres. Mortgaged by John V. llornbaker and wife. Primial, interest, damages and costs, yO.i.'i. Also, the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section two, township sccn. rango ono west, containing forty acres. Mortgage! to William W. Duncan and wifc. Principal, interest, damages arid costs, $135.35. Also.tho iiouth half of the southeast quar
ter ot secticn twonty-ono, township seven, range one west, containing eighty acrej. Mortgaged by Samuel Strain and wife. Principal, interest, damages and costs, $279 80. Also, the south half of tho north east
quarter, section twvslve, township seven, rango ono west, containing seventy-llvo
acres. .Mortgaged to Kobert U. Walloway. Principal, interests, damages and costs, $109.10. Also, t'iio east half of the southeast quarter of section seven, township seven, range one west, containing eighty acres. Mortgaged to John W". Hornbukcr nnd wife. Primipai, interest, damages and coat, $217.65. Alio, the south half of tha southwest quarteroi section thirty-six.township seven, range"-'one west, containing eighty acres. Mortgaged by Sampson Milier nnd wife. Principal, interest, damages and costs, $212.60.
Iiriian Creek Township. Tha oast half of the northwest quarter of tho non.hwest quarter of section fourteen, township sovenrange two west, containing twenty acres, Mortgaged by Isaac StultK and ?i'fe. Principal, interest, damages and coits, $60.30. Also, the northeast quarter of the northwest quarto:: of section fourteen, township
seven, range two west, containing forty
acres. Mortgaged by Isaac atultz and wife. Prircipal, interest, damages and
costs, $ 1 08.45.
ALSO,
at the sr.mo tine And place, I will offer the following t-aets of land belonging to the sixteenth section of tho followinir town
ship, and fo-feited for Uie non-payment of interest. Marion Township. The east half of the northoast quarter and the northwest quartor of tho northeast quarter all in seetion sixteen, township ten, rango one east. Mortgaged by John Hendrixson and wifo to the school fund of aid township, and forfeited for the nonpayment of interest, and sold by tho county Auditor to Robert M. Galloway, and by him forfmtei to the State for the nonpayment of interest. Principal, interett,daruagos and conts, $320.55. JAS. F. MANLKY. Auditor of Monroe county. Blooming;, Ind., Feb. 7t '73.
KEEttS
J THE
ml-.'..
lr.tlbrt fc.t
.'.-t.'aui. .! ...i.. ,- ''
Tinware, . . .. ,
Stoves,
Agricukumlr luiplemejate,
I TV 0 1. XJ J t-; : I
Straw Cnttors, iloiuJHty rliw - , -:.'l O ' Jt'.f '1WR? Jt ' PLOWS, GAKIE-p-; 1 &l nt er s 9 3E3C 'oS & ,
j mm -mm at33 . ::. .nmjmi mmnmmmwm FOEKS OF ALL KlXIiS,
Belmont Nails, Iron ani Steel, Pi ttsburgli Glass, Fahnestedt's labile t j r.. t:i..,i ,r:i n, 1 e i. r.. -r.-.j
Locks, Hinges, &c., &c, ever brought to Blooiuington. BSrAil kinds of Tin and Sbed Iron Work, done to order. Pleas give me a call. . Wi J. AVEJEX.
Have the Cbeapet Stork. f
HOTiOHS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, HOSIBBT A-T"I GLOVES,
and Shoes '. :. a '.. .. -
31 23L d ,
SCHOOL CCO 3iS AH STATfOttEnf,
Cotton Yarns and 0 a til no QDEEDWilBtB i JLASS WARE, DYE-STUFI .uwA'va: xt mat. - SYDRAUIJC-GfaMp.Tt In the Town of Bloonilnffton