Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 46, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 March 1872 — Page 2
BlOQIlGTOli FROGRESS, $2.03 Per loarIn Advance. W'H.l.IVM . C.VBK, ttliior imi Proprietor
EBPUBLIGAN STATE TICKET. For (': ifio.' : GEX. TE'vMAS M. IU1VWXE. tr Litittawnf 0:n;-rn-r: LEOXIDAS SEX VOX. 'orifvts.iun at ldirrqr : UODl.OVE S. ORTIl. Seerrtaru of Sfutt : w. iv. :i ni:y. Auditor of Stutr : JAMES A. WIl DM AX. Trrnsarrr of Suite .- JOIIX R. ii LOVER. Reporter o' the Supreme Court:.TAMES R. BLACK. Clcrx of the Srr' tr Court : CHARLES ' SCIIOIL. Superintendent of Public Instruction : HEX J. IV. SMITH. Attorney General : JAMES c. DExxr: For President, ULYSSES S. GRAHT. Fcr Vice President, SCHUYLER COLFAX (Subject to the dr-if'wn of the Xatww.il Republican ('to rfnti'tn. )
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J. II. Dunlbii, an old farmer! The Republican Stale Tttket does near Fort Wayne, clandestinely at j not only receive the hearty support tempted to suicide by hanging, but ; of the whole party everybody
being proud ot it, but it comnnimis the respeet of the other side. The New Albany ledger sitys: "In regard to the ticket nominat
ed, we frankly isny that in many of
it m
i i i i i i
wiw discovered oy ins tunniy ana out dow:i before he was done for. A Terre Haute Sunday School
teacher recently asked a pupil what
: he had learned during the week
T ! iin-liin S.-HKF out, thnt hn hm I the element ot popularity
' learned no: to trump his partner's god one, and in these time ul gen-
erai uepiavuy oi iiiiw in iiuin.u stations, we are glad to see that even our political enemies are taking a
i
aee.
A woman was turned out of a Winchester church just because she
' - - i - i ... - I
hauled out a bottle of whisky and S"T I0' 1 lu " "V"
mm out ior our roniititira
For Cr.grei 6 th District : a ex. Monrox a iuxter, Of Monroe Cmintv.
took a "snifter" therefrom before prxeeding with her-devotions. The deacons thought she did not manifest the right kind of spirit. A hoop skirt recently made at a Fort Wavne factory was forty-five
i indies long, forty-two inches around ! the waist, and ninety-seven inches ; at the bottom spring. It contained i forty springs. The papers don't say
lor whom it was built. The Worthington. Times says : "We have been informed that the late Col. Jesse I. Alexander, Collector of the Internal Revenue of this District, was defaulter to the Government to the amount of 69,.000. It is supposed that his estate is insolvent, and his securities will have to foot the bill."
Three vears ago Gen. Grant was
inaugurated as President of the Under the head of "additional
United States. His administration ! ocas " tuc Terro Haute Gazette
has been one
niane, ami out ior our
that the Democracy will put into the field on the 12th of June, a yet more excellent ticket we should feel somewhat discouraged." Carl Heinzen, in the Davenport Democrat, thus pay his respects to his old friend: "Mr. Sehurz, at the time of the Franco-German war, had
neither the will uor the courage to inveidi. in behalf of the Grmis.iis
und of Germany, against the Frcnol
arms scandal; but now that there is i question of France's and Eng
land's interests, he readily finds
)Oth."
him. Bat we did not intend to say so much now.
General Frank White, having i
seen Ins name mentioned an an as
pirant for Congressional honors, deeirrij n.-i to state that lie ie not a candidate for any office. He is in favor of ''.he ftrongeut man that can be selected for the race, and will (jive his heart v support to the nom
inee of the District Republican Con- j tlesnake.5 will multiply
vention. General White thinks
Morton ('. Hunter would be more likely to carry the District by a fair majority than any other gentleman who has been named in this connection. T. II. Express.
The good influence of a "name" has often been remarked, in spfteof all Shaksperian disparagement. A notable instance is recently furnished. Grefileyj Colorado, has voted to abolish the use of whiskey except for rattlesnake blteo. "We mttst dt) nothing to tarnish our good names,'' Siy these simple j e.iHints of the Plains. 'Twas a noble act of self-
! denial, but, heavens 1 how the -rat-
is. T. TAT LOR. J. W. nARKTMAXi TAYLOR ft HARRYMAN, WNrteauIe and Retail Dealer Ih Choke Family Groceries, Queiimwaref Glassware, Tobacco, Oigar, Notion end Salt. The hl;hcni market price paid for country prndncn. nrthenut corner public square, fitiKimliijrtnn, Ind.
A young man of Greensburg was lately presented with a new fashioned shirt, with an open back. Ife wore it wrong side before for some time, until a friend told him of his mistake, when ho said he had been wondering all along why the young lady who had made it had put so much fancy work on the back.
of peace and good j KjVC8 the following : "Nine babies
were born within one square m this city, during the month of January, and still the expectations of some of the parents were not realized. Such things will happen sometimes."
The Democracy have waxed d:s
perate. They have no leader. They have no principles. They have no platform. They have no policy. They have no motive. As a party, thev are without monev. Thev
S t .........I ,.. .-.-T oil ilm npinum
Will n.iw4 f m an .iia i-uiiiw i i the calendar. They were agaiast tiieir country in time of war. They are against their country in time of peace. They feel guilty. They
look guilty, and they are guilty
will at home and abroad devoted
to the work of restoring prosperity North and South, cutting down taxation, and reducing the public debt by practical civil reform and strict economy. This last achievement alone will make these three years of administration ever memorable. The decrease of the national debt from March 1, 1SG9, to March I, 1 n-.i i u.. .1...
r 1'7 ..i,kv. ..l ...... j-kio i: io c efforts ot physicians to arouse without opposition. Others
iBt1ijUSiru.m,-v.,., lhp Ullt Sunday ast. when she u , tA Pnn
r62.
A Mrs. Kolton, residing in the j xhev can't find a candidate for the south part of Owen county, had I presidency. No decent confederate
been sick for several days, fell asleep j js willing"to head such a demoralised j on Thursday of last week and con- j tioop of traitors. Many are in itinued in that state, in spite of all favor of suffering Grant to lie elected
have
nsylvania Cemral
died. Her breathing at times was
press denounced John W. Forney as a corrupt politician and villainous old thief. But recently he re
signed the collectorship of Fhiladel-
For fifteen veurs the Democratic j clear and distinct, and at others al
most imperceptible. A Madison boy skated into a hole, and fearing a whipping, took oft' his pants and hung them on a
phia which they interpreted (for a hickory limb to dry, before going
Democrat can t see how on earth a j home. 1 he thermometer being in man can voluntarily yield a fat j the vicinity of zero, the pants were
office,) to mean a desertion ot Grant, and they made haste to puff him up as a patriot and sagacious statesman. Now it turns out that Forney threw up his office that he might
soon able to stand alone, and the youth went home in a condition to particularly invite eastigation. Tosso, who won unfading laur
els as the teacher of the youthful
support -Gen .Grant with his paper U. ious to ,hut VlJae un without the charge ot being boug.it I lcai;antnes3 with G()liilh u ravish. by the otbee he held. And the De- j J , T ... , .
tnocracy are swift to go back to their first love, (or rather to their
n'rst hate,) and stigmatize For.. ay as
the
buck
consideration of a cabinet appoint
ment hereafter. The Democratic press always measures other people's corn in its own bushel.
ing Madison with his fiddle. The Free Press tells how "like flashes of golden sunlight on the green
and sweet flowers leweled
ij .i" c- i ii grass, and sweet flowers jeweled same; old thiei and political j hj ( -o bowJJanccil ter, stuk.ng to Grant only m 1 over lhe wiin gtri
The Fate of Dick Yate. The Peoria, Illinois, Review, prints this-plain story: Springfield has had a sensation. A former Su.te offieiaJ, and a man who had occupied high positions, not only in the Commonwealth but in the Nation, ha- been on a spree for some days in her classic1 precincts. On Friday he visited Rutin's Banking House, and demanded 50. It was refused hi nv, whereupon he abused the teller like a pickpocket, and had to be ejected. He visited a saloon and asked for a drink of whisky. The bar-tender told him he had none, whereupon he grew so violent that he had to be put out by force. A drunkard, friendless and an outcast sn?h is the fate of one who aspired to be President of the United States. He is now a perfect wreck, and even his friends have come to the conclusion that the only service he can render is to die. Whisky lias swamped him as it has many another. Etc sn from Oilier Counties.
railroad to run against Grant. .But that railroad is a patriotic and loyal institution, and refused to turn a w leel for the disconsolate Democracy. What will they do?
Wk hear it hinted that, after all, th? Cincinnati and Terre Haute railroad will not run across the hilly country to Blooniington, but will ru i down the coal field to Worthington and Bloom field, through a country requiring very little grading. This is most too good, however, to be true; but should it be done, it
will act as an immense feeder to
thi.j citv. and in the estimation of
our people the road will ries to an immense altitude. T. II. Express.
A well wns recently dug at Lancaster, to supply the water tanks of the L. N. A. AC. Railroad. At the depth of eighteen feet a vein of water was struck, which came up with great force and filled up the
well SO that the workmen atninable I Fractional rurrencv (including
to wall ,t It is worthy of note that rtind'or'not:
i ue i usii ui water is uciieveii iu cvine from the bed of Lost River, which disappears in the ground near that place.
It is a sad commentary upon the
changed spirit of Horace Greeley,)
that the Democratic btate Committee of New Hampshire arc circulating the New York Tribune as a ampaign document.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Report of the Condition of the FIRST XATlOXAl RAXKat Ittoomiiiffton, Indiana, at clout of business, February 27. 1872: nESOIRCKS:
Loans find DincoutiU
A MEW LOCATION ANI A IAKGE NKW STOCK! J. W.DAVIS Hm removed his MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT from thu wt u, th South Sidt! i.f the Public Square, ntid bus j'.i!-t rc-crived r large and fashionable atock of Clothing, Picoo Goods, Huts, Cap,
j and Gen -lemon Furninliinir Good, which
will 1 i.olu at ngures low enough to suit
everyone. Twenty-Four i ears I'KBlKKC E n the business in Bloominirton
has given him n very correct idea, of the wanU o" the trade. .Special Attention given 'a cutting and making garments to
Ot. tiive me a cull. BloMninjrton, Ind., Xov. 8, 18"l-tf
Overdrafts
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation Due from ftodeeming and Keserve Agent - Due from other National Bunks Due from other Banks and Bankers Current expenses Taxi;, Paid Premiums ,
Bills of other National Bank.
$9.ri,002 50 12-1 30
100.000 00
9,0)97 5W
I Have fur Safe A splendid jiii-ce of Town Property, on lt street, west of railroad. The house is larga and two storys in higlit. contains 12 rooms. There is ut-out one jicre of ground, with plenty of fruit tree, n good well, cistern, and out-l)!iildinfs ; located near the College and suitiible for u boarding-house. "Will he so'd at a bargain. For particulars apply to DAVID H. KING. N. B. T have n number of notes and accounts outstanding, which must be paid as soon ns due, as I intend moving west in the spring. marl3-4t D. II. KING.
Vegetables and Flower Seeds, new, rare and beautiful plants. Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Roses, and Flowering Bulbs, &c, &c, far Winter or Suiamcr. Sent bv mail or Express. NANZ& N'EUNEIiS Illustrated mid descriptive CrUlogue of Flowers and Vegetable .Seeds, Plants, Ac, Ac. is sent free to all who apply, containing one lmncred pages, with more than two hundred engravings of Flower sand Vegetables, Plants, &c. The handsomest and most instructive Catalogue and Florul Guide ptiplitihed in this part of the country. A liberal discount to the trade. Dealers wanted in everv town. Address. NANZ&NEUNER, Louisville, Ky.
4Mt 20 1,359 04 2-t 90 io,7;.o oo 10,747 00 77 5 25.000 00
Total....
$259,706 25
LIABILITIES: Capital stock paid in $100,000 00 Surplus Fund 1,811 80 Discount - 2,491 50 National Bank Circulation outstanding 90,000 00 Individual deposits 54 345 70 Bills payable 11,147 25 State or Indiana, 1 Cmintv of Monroe, ) ss. I, Robert C. Foster. Cashier of '-The First National Bank," of BloomiugUm, Indiana, do solemnly swear thnt the above statement is true, to the best of lr.y knowledge and belief. ROBERT C. FOSTER, Cashier. Sworn to before me, this 5th duv of March, 1872. MICHAEL W. HELTON,
Notary Public.
00 A COMPLETE STOCE of TEXT BOOKS ami STATIONERY, at fh POST OFFICE News. Stand. MePheetem WILL UNDERSELL any MAN IS TOWN.
BMDS&Y,
The old State House still stands at Condon, Harrison county, this
State. A locomotive drinks forty-five gallons of water, per mile, on an average. A mischievous little girl of Jefferson vi He, broke into a medieiue chest and drank a bottle of Croton oil. She wished afterward she had n't. Messrs. Daniel Yandes, Sr., and Atkins & Armstrong, of lndianapols, bought a copper mine, at Salt Lake, ior 10,000, alwut a year since, and a few days ago sold it for 100,000 cash. Nat. Caldwell, of Connersville, has just received 28,000 for dam-j ages done him in a steamboat explosion on the Hudson river, about seven years ago. A Lafayette serenadei', while strumming his light iruitar around
the premises of his lady love the j
other night, tell intothe cistern, and j
now blows an inflamed "buele." The Sheriff of Ohio comity interfered and stopped a baptism at Rising Sun, on Sunday last, on the ground that the candidate's life would be endangered by going into water at this season. John Heydon, of New Albany, slipped down and pillowed his head tin the ax he was carrying on his shoulder. He parts his back hair in the middle,now. At New Albany, on last Friday, a button, as large as a winmon pea, was extracted from the nose, neir the eye, of the little daughter i.r'Capt. I). W.Miller. The button had b.tn there for three weeks without the knowledge of the parents, b it the child complaining of a se
vere p:u:i in the face and head, an
A young man named Edward White, started out from his homo near Laurel, Franklin county, last Friday afternoon, with a gun, to kill soiie game for supper, and
nothing was heard of him from that time until he was found by his father nest morning, lying dead in a path leading to his home, and about two hundred yards distant therefrom. A shot hole was found in his throat just under the lower jaw. New Albany has a family of eight children, seven of whom, and their father, have been maimed in one way and another. The father lost his eves and was afterwards
I'll i i l rnt i . .
union uv an accident. xneoinesi
daughter lost her eye by being shot in it by her brother with an arrow ; one boy lost a foot in a threshing machine, another lost a hand by some other means, another lost two fingers on his right hand, another oue a thumb, another lost some toes by some unfortunate occurrence,and another was run over by a baner's wagon and injured in the back. The mother and youngest child have thus far escaped, but are in mortal fear of a buzz saw. A Lafayette lover seated himself on a barrel turned on its side, while serenading his heart's mistress. I:i Lis ecstasy he rolled the barrel over, slammed his guitar against a shntter in his efforts to regain his balance, and disappeared in the cistern. The bubbling cry of the sr. ron g swimmer in his agony, brought out the entire family, including the Iml I dog, in various brief and picturesque costumes, ranging all the way from an elaborate robe de nuit and curl papers worn by the innocent cause of it all, to a simple yet serviceable collar, ornamented with spikes, worn by the bull dog. V. S. -He was timed out. Not long since a man well-to-do in this world, who resides not rr ore than a mile from our courthouse, lost his wife, at which he seemed overwhelmed with grief. S) boisterous were his manifestations of sorrow that his neighbors concluded they would not disturb or increase his grief by consulting him regarding the funeral obsequies. S) without his knowledge they ordered a plain casket and had his spouse placed in it, when he was t; ken to gaze upon her remains. The first words he uttered when in the room where his dead darling lay in the casket were: "What'd this thing cost ?" Being told that the casket cost 30, he exclaimed: " My God! that would buy another cow!" It is needless to any that suspicion is now rife as to the manerofhis wife's death. New Albany Standard.
Slici-iflT'is SnUi. VIRTUE OF AX EXECUTION
to me directed, from the Clerk o:: the
Monroe Circuit Ceurt, I will expose at public sale, to the. highest bidder, on Saturday, tin- 30tb day of March, ISr'i. between thu hours of 10 o'clock A M and i o'clock P.M., of said dav, at the door of
i- . i . , . -k uie v-ouri iioue oi jionruu luuhiv, uie
rri.iay, m wie suvuiuy- imui ,-a, , ren,a nf (, pri(fiu for n t0.m not ex(.,ling of her age. Mrs. C. Was long lOSt- j everi years, the following described real
Mrs. Debora Cnrrv, ofSa'iem,
a lfdv loner known in Southern i
Inciana, and one largely related by blood and marriage to some of the leading citizens in this portion of
the State, died at her home on last
Salem, a positon she
satisfaction as to
position until she'
mispress at
filled with such keen her in the
eavij it ud of her own accord
was the mother-in-law of Col. Menaugh, of Salem, General Ben Newlami, of Bedford, aud D. R Scott, of New Albanv.
estate to-wlt:
The south half of the southwest quarter of section tw.i, township nine north, of
She I Also, the northwest fourth of tbe south
west quarter, section two in township nine north, of range two west ; thirty-nine acres. Al?o. In-Lots Nos. fifty-seven and tlftyeitiht, in the Town of Ellottsville, MrnroeCounty. Indiana. All of the abuvo the
property ot Henry K Heals.
The peach-growers of Delaware Also, In-Lot So. one hundred und sixty have held a caucus. Thev have!!' ir 11 t of B1'miKt;,n' T" , . i i i i " i ' Cour.tv, Indiana. The property of Edwin counted the peach buds left unharm- j ji. Burt. ed by the late frosts, and have madej And on failure to realize the full amount up their minds that there will be ! of judgwwii, interest and costs, I will at I . . . . . . . . l .,1 ...
halt a crop tins season, with j "c " f"- ! - h"
ject to prior claims on the same. Tiiken as r,he property of Henry R. 8oall and Edwin M. Hurt, at the suit of George
lust Halt a crop
perhaps from a half a bushel to a bushel over. These gentlemen, as a rule, arc not very exact in their calculations.
A. fiuskirk undWilliam A. Gabe, Assignees of William 0. Vawter. Said sale will be made without tiny relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. rich Ann a. Frr.K, iMarch 6, 131 '2. Sheriff' of Slanroe Co.
HEADQUARTERS FOF!
Tom. Phillips on Oen. Tom. Browne. Tom. Phillips, of the Kokomo Tribune, referring to the nomination of Gen. Browne, for Governor, and his acceptance thereof, says : Gen. Browne's speech, upon his nomination, short as it is, as he de1! 1 i .1. it.!
uvereu u, was me prv.ucsi umigi
we e ver heard from human hps. He was pale as death. He siwke slow
ly. His voice trembled. His heart, !
big as it is, was lull. His soul was on his lips.
Slanderers had circulated the! Wo make our best bow to
story that 'Tom. Browne gets drunk.' ?f Bennington, and Monroe
iir . i- in i i ........ i n "w
Having purchased the entire interest and good will of Messrs. CiiASE & CO. in the
City
Hlitoe Store
the citinens and udjoin-
him well for many years. We knew how much he had drunk and how littie. We knew it had been a long, long time, since strong drink had been touched bv him. But when, in :hat little speech he said, "If by eating meat I have offended my brcther I will eat no more meat
OFFERING BARGAINS IN ALL Departments of the present stock, in order to make room for n superior Sonny stock, which has already been bought, and will sixin arrive. AVc assure the patrons of thu old firm that we
shall continue to keep the si mo brands of
CUSTOM-MA DE
while I live," we felt like Saying,' 0oods hrolofore kept on hand. in,llinR "God bless you, lorn, you were a the "old etinbl Boot," n,nd shall exert brave man to say those words."! ourselves to the utmost, to ploaso all who And afterwards we met an imprat-1 wi" rvor , with their ptrcngc. . , , . ,. ... 1 In connection with our More tical and, we believe, a dishonest ,JncIe B Smth temperance man who had heard tl. at hn, op(m,(1 R hkpaIR HIIOP, where speech and expressed douhls. W e those desirinp mundintt done, can im Hetold hilll that the terilltcrance mill) eommodated at reasonahlc rat, and in a WHO could listen to the words wc I worknuinllka mnnw. Try Mm . , , . .. . . : on a mil ui half soles. As heretofore, we have quoted and could not then take! ,,.nd all ripa free of charge, and all such Gen. Browne by the hand and say, i jobs hIihII bo neatly doim. "You aromy brother, of us, and! PERDU ft & SON.
1 rn tor you, is a cold-hearted, ir- J religious hypocrite, and we believe
it still.
A CARD. Wo have sold our entire interest
in tin1
City Shoe Store, to Messrs. Perdue & Son,
Readers of the Tribune, farmrrs tid w ronlinlly recr.mtneiMl th-rn to the
Jiiowiie i ,,( ,.i .,,,,,,,,,1 iv i. lniiii. hup oM -I.
. deal with the new CIIA.SK & CO.
I If 1 rtl
oi i iowani county, j oin. Jirowiiei ol- .mt ., ,.,,,,,. Ue h
will be elected Governor, and if anv i en will continue to
if you ever go to Indianapolis with
linn. Feb.7, J2
:iiuin:'tiin by the family physician i curse, matters of much mr.ro conse-
'' ''' 1 i''vo. ..iicnc to the Inval English mind.
a car loail ot nogs and have vo ir old clothes on, and your pants inside your boots, and you want to see the Governor, you need not send in your card and ask to see "His Excellency." You can walk rigiit in. t ike an honest nun. with a bit?
Only five Iondoner were killed i heart and great nobility of characand thirty wounded in the rejoicing! ter by the hand and sav, "How are over the recovery of the Prince of j you, Governor," "How are you, V,rales. Theconditiop of his princely j General," or "How are you Tom," stomach, and the brandishing of an I and he will receive vou warmlv.
; empty pistol at the Queen arc, or"; Tom. Browne is one of the people.
NT
T" ml
lie is ot us. 1 lie more any one -ee- of liirti, t!io mur" lie will like
CoiMiiilKMioiH'i-'g Hale.
TOTICE IS HEHKIJY (UVKN, that
bv all Order o ' th" Mou.-oe Coimiion
Plea Court, the underpinned (Vunniisfion.r will sell al. PRIVATE 8 A .LK, In-Uits 4 153) one hundred ami llfly-tlnvc.aiid (lil) one bund red and fifty-four, in the Town of ISbiiiingtori, lnliann. Application of pun hnserp will b rticiMvi il at my Iaw Offlc , ill said Town, up to the ifitb (lav of March next. TKKMS.- One-third cnnh, tlm rosidue In two iipial pHvmants of i and 18 m nths, the purchase' K'v'nK n tes at "ix per cent, intcrciit, waivini; valuation, and secured by sureties who are nmple freeholder:. J. f. SMITH II CNTKR, M'7 7J Oertur.-.ivsbr.er.
Correct Attest :
March 13. 1872.
John McCali.a,
W.J. A 1.1. EN, John Wai.drox, F. C. Vvxs, Director.
Seed Oa(i). I HAVE two hundred bushels of nice clean Seed Oats, which 1 will sell in lots to suit purchasers, at fifty cents per bushel. Apply to T.N. MATHERS, four miles south of Blooniington, i mile from Clear Creek Switch. Mar. 13, 'T-'-:tw.
rit. TOCKMCIU, Physician and Occultst, Treats Chronic Diieaiee of the Eyet, Heart, Luna, Stomnrh, and I.lrer, Irrltuliaii Of the Brain and Nerves affecting the Operations of the STr.d, Likewise all Chronic Disease. of Female., and a Curntivo Trcntnietit of Cnncer and Malignant lTlce. Hlooininj;ton, Ind. Office removed to hi dwelling. Mar. !, '73.
ACJEXTS WANTED you
Dr. Goodsnectt's History of;
Great Fires. IX CHICAGO and tbe AVet and World. Also, for Life of Kisk and hia Associf tes, and the New Map AVond r. For Iw-st
Auditor'N Sale ol' Delinquent LandN. "VTOTICS is hereby given that the follow-
jLl ine tracts or parcels of Lands and
Town Lots, or so much thereof as shall be necc.H!iry for that purpose, will be sold, or offered for snlo, at tbe Court House door.in the Town of Bloomington, to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, on Monday. March 25th, 1872,
tbe 4nrn- having been mortgaged to the
State r.f Indiana, to secure the payment of
and Congressional School Fund of said
county, ind which have become forfeited
to the Slave for the non-payment of intoret. &c, on the same. If less than tl.e whole traet is sold, the part so sold will lie in the northwest corner of said tract ; and if b'ss than the whole Lot is sold, the part so suld shidl be ot" of the side extending across seii;. Lot. Sale continued from day to day, until all shall be sold ur ottered f jr sale. Wanhingion Township. Also, tbe northwest quarter of the northeast quarter, section twenty-two, township ten. range one west, containing forty acr.
Mortgft'jeJ by W illiam H. Suns and wife. Principal, interest, damages and exists, 8G.S0. Alto, cust half of the southwest quarter of tiection seventeen, township ten. ran go one west, containing eighty ncres. Mort
gage'! by Man- .1. Clark. Principal, intcrosi, damages and costs, f 326.25. Al :. the west half of the northwest
qnnrtei, section twenty-five, township ten, range one west, containing eighty acres. Mortgfigei! by Elizabeth Showers and Sarah E. Saars. Principal, interest, damages nnd costs, .'$83.70. Marion Township. Th's norlhwest quarter of tbe northeast quarter, section five, township ten, range one vfj-t, containing forty-four acre. Mortgaged by Stephen G. Mc Daniel and wife. Principal, interest, damages and costs, t7.7&. Ren ton Township. Also, the cast half of the southwest quarter of section twenty-seven, township nine, range one east, containing eighty acre. Mortgaged by Jesse Cooper ana wife. Principal, interest, damage and eostsv t'JlO.-.i. Aim, the northwest quarter of the northwest q'inrter of section thirty-four, township nine, north of range one east, containing forty acres. Mortgaged by John Perry and wife. TJjino'pal, interest,"duui:ig'-s and voile, tioo.r.3. A;sj, the northwest quarter of the northwest q larter of section thirty-one, township nine range one east, containing forty acrea. Mortgaged by Cynthia Paiham
aiu ner i:u-tmn(l rnncipnl, interej:t,dainag"S and costs. $74.1)5. A"iif. the northeast quarter of the northear t quarter of section thirty-three, township i me, range one eat, containing forty acres. Mortgaged by James Hash and wife. Principal, interest, damages and costs, .7G.lj. Richland Township. Purl of the northeast quarter of section twer.tv-six, tnd the northwest corner of the
and. CANDY
MANUFACTOR
BREAD, CAKES AND Candies made Daily. Wilt Duplicate any bill in his line of trade -freight paid here. AGENCY FOR THE Celebrated Baltimore Oysters Tbe best Sold. PERIIGrS, AT 97 COLLEGE AVE, ARE RECEIVING A NICE
ASSORTMENT
SHOES, That will compare favorably with any in .Town.
.A. OA.JR,I3. HAVING sold out our business, we are desirous of making settlement of all our affairs at the earliest practicable moment. Thos-o whoarc indebted to us.are earnestly nquested to call npon us at once, as we prefer to settle with you ourselves, before we leave town, rather than leave our claims in the hands of an attorney. We can, at all times, be found ut our old place of business. AVe take this opportunity to thank our friend?, who have so liberally patronized us during all tho time we have been in business. CHASK & CO. Blooniington, Ind., Feb. 7, 1872.
Agents Goods in America, address CiOODHPKKirS KM PI KK BOOK, MAP AND PICTURE UOCSE, Cincinnati or St. Louis.
Goodspced's Franco German "War j northwest fUartr of section twenty-live, sells largely. Mar ii. Jim- nil in towifnip ninii, rano two west, con-
tainina seven acres. Mortgaged oy .lames llratiiey ami wife. Principal, interest, daina-s and costs, $101.35. A!so. the northeast quarter of the soiith-wr-st quarter of section ten. township r.ine, range two west, containing .forty acres. Mortjr: Kid by James S. AVhitsell and wife. Principal, interest, damaged and cost 55 3.1. Perry Tttirnxhip. Tim north wot quarter of the northwest quarter of section eleven, township eight, range one west, containing forty acres. Mortfftigc-d by Kufus Coatncy and wife. Principal, interiMt, damages" and costs, $147.(5 Salt Creek Tmenxhip. Also, tbe southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section throe, township eijiht, range one east, containine forty acres. Mortgaged by Adum Stader and wife. Principal, intert.-t, damages and costs, 67. T5. Also, the sstitheast quarter of tho southwi st quarter of section seventeen, township eight, range one oast, containing forty acres. Mortffaped by Thomas N. Shield's and svifn. P -incipal, interest, damages and costs, 58.25. Also, the southeast quarter of the south ca'it quarter, of section thirty-two, township eight, range one cast, containing forty acre. Mortgaged by Wm. H. Clark and wife. Principal, interest, damages aud
eofts, J3.T0. Also, the c ist half of tbe northeast quarter of section three, township seven, rnngc ona east, conlaining eighty acres. Mortgaged by Robt. Clark and wife. Principal, interest, dnm-iges and costs, $82.15. Polk Township. The northwest rpiarter of the southwest
quarter ot (.action thirty-one, township seven, range one cast, containing forty acres. Mortgaged by Jackson Clendenin an t wife. Principal, interest, damages and costs, $90.50. Abo, tbe northwest quarter of the rorthwest quarter of section thirty-two, township seven, range oni) east, containing forty acres, ixoept ten rods square on the east sidn. Mortgaged by dames Garrison and wife. Principal, in'.orest, damages and COtS, $149.60. Clear O.-eeJc Ibwtiship. Also, t ie n irthcast quarter of the southwent quarter cf section two, township seven, run go one west, containing forty acres. Mortgaged to "William W. Duncan and wife. Principal, interest, damages and costs, !?H'5.65. Abo the south balf of tbe southeast quarter of section twenty-one, township seven,
range one wist, containing eighty acres,
J? JhKZ
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Houe and Lot For Sale. THK house is of brick one story, fituuU'd on Sixth Street, north of the M. E. Church. The house contains six roc ins, there is a stable, wood-house, brick smokehouse, and two cisterns on tho premise, all in a good state of repair. For terms, and further particulars, apply to fob7-72 JAMES CRAIG.
Notice to IVon-nesldcnls. The State of Indiana, Monroe County, in the Monroe Common Plead Court, A.oril Term, 1872. I Complaint and Attachment. Thomas P. Lucas vs. Mary Tabler and Peter Tabler. Now comes tho Plaintiff, bv J. S. Smith Hunter, Attorney, and tll.-s his complaint herein, together with an affidavit that said Defendants, Mary Tabler and Peter Tabler are not residents of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore, hereby given said defendant, that unless they bo and appear on the first day of tho next term of the Monroe Commou Pleas Court, to be hnldcn on the lt Monday of April, A. 1). 1872. at the Court House in Hlooniington. in said county mid State, and answer or demur to the same will bo beard and determined in their absence. Witness my name, and the seal of said L.S. Court, affixed at Blooniington, this, 0th day of Fubruary, A.D. 1872. JOHN R. EAST. Clerk. J. S. Smith Hunter, Atty. Feb. 7-'f2
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Application to sell Heal Estate. State of Indiana, Monroe county,
Vourt of Common runs.
OTICE IS IIKKEHY GIVEN THAT
Robert Hash, Administrator of the
estate of James Hash, deceased, has filed his jietition to sell the Real Estate of the decedent, his personal being insufficient to pay his debt; and that said petition will be beard at the April Term, A.I). 1872, of tho Court of Common Pleas of said county. Witness my hand, this sixth day of FeoI..S. ruarv. A.I). 1872. JOHN R. EAST, Clerk. J. S. Smith Hunter, Att'y. Bloomington, Ind.. Fcb. Tth, 1872.
W. J. ALLEN KEEPS THE LAB0EST STOCK OF Hardware, Building Material, Stoves, Tinware,. Agricultural Implements, INC LUDING Reapers, Revolving Ray Rakes,
l. - tt-w r l
PLOWS, GARDEN HOES,
Planter s 9
Murtgi ged by Samuel Strain and
wife.
costs,
W. H. JONES, Kx-Reconler, will gi,y0 prompt attention to the business of
NOTICE. JONES, Kx-Kccord tcntion to the busine
Cnnreynnclng, Nearchln the KrronU f Do.-.ln mill Mnrtungm In Monroe ronnly, and furnishing' abntrartH nl rltle .11 itcnl Kalate, Jtc. "What, I on KM tnow, he foiow; and in the main, what h i7 kwnx- he knowi.' That Is sayine more for Josku, tlian many can
say fur themselves, and tell the truth"
Ovkiojc up stairs, at the Court House in Blooniington, convenient to the Reoord. tva-ira
Pri!K'iial, intereit, damages and
5S7J.HC. Also the outh half of the north east quartet, loeti ift twelve, township seven, ran.ro onj west, containing seventy-five acrea. M ortsrupfisi'l to Robert M. Galloway. Principal, interests, damages and costs, $1()9.K. ALSO, at the Mime time and place, I will oftVr the follow: net tract of land belonging to the sixteenth eeiion of the followiiii; town
ship, and forf aited for the non-payment of
interest. alarwn Jbiensup. The cant hulf of tho northeast quarter anil tlm n Htliwest quarter of the norlbesst quarter all in section sixteen, township ten, rtniKi one mist. Morttraned bv John
Ht'tidrixson and wife to tho school fund of
said t.ownhi, and forfeited for tho nonpayment f iiitereat, and sold by the county Auditor io Robert M. Gallowny, and by him foi felted to the State for the nonpayment of interest. Principal, interest,damai;e and costs, $r!-0 55. JAS. F. MAN LET, Auditor of Monroe county. Blootniaef-n, ld., Feb. 7tb, '1
FORKS OF ALL KINDS, AC. Belmont Nails, Iron antl Steel, Pittsburgh Glass, Fabncstoelt'a White Lead, Pure Boiled Oil, Doors, Sash, Venetian Blinda, Locks, Hinges, S:c., &e., ever brought to Bloomington. JfiT All kinds of Tin and Sheet I run WorSi. done o order. Please giT me a call. W . JS. AXJLEM.
M CALL A & CO., Save tne Cneaneat Stock, of
NOTIONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY AINU G LOVES, Boots and Shoes
and
SCHOOL SC0KS AHD STATION tSRY, Cotton Yarns and CHttiiiff, QUEENSWARK, GLASSWARE, DYijTUFFS, HYDRAULIC CEMENT, ASD SALT. In tihe Town 4 l5Iaei22Hi0iio