Rensselaer Union, Volume 1, Number 46, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 12 August 1869 — Page 3

LOCAL MATTERS.

Th uTaday, lath, j«6». l'l'l XAIIUKUII, OHNINN4VI, AND lit. LOUIS UAH.WAV'CO.

Panhandle Boots. THAWB PASS REMINGTON. ™~ V “ ooiko kait: I uu:nu »*kt. NjShtKxpUM 5:10 a. m I)«y Ex|>rr>< |OaD a. m. llii. Ft. Ae’n 7:35 •• h.otal Freight J.ucal Freight I0::i5 •• |Thr. Ft. & Ac’i. 7:15 •• lliy Kxpttu 718 r.M.lNiKht Krprcu ll:‘S •• ROBERT PARKER, Audit

Considerable number of stock bogs have been sold at this plaoo the past week at $5 per hundred, gross. ~i Extensive preparations have been made for the M. E. donation •party this evening and it promises to be a splendid success. Mr. C. C. Starr is putting up a new dwelling, in Newton’s Addition. It is to be 24x40, frame, and two stories high. Prairie chickens arc reported scarce in the county. The very rainy spring and summer does not appear to have been favorable to their increase. Checkers holds its own despite the dullness of the times. It has become a chronic “local” and does not ncovl tho service of a peddling doctor to seat it. V . »♦ Mr.'Leopold is repairing the hay scales above the bank on Van Rensselaer street. They will he thoroughly overhauled and ready lor weighing by Saturday. William 1,. McConnell has removed his otliee from up stairs in LaKuc's store building, to the room lately occupied by M. C. Mead, next door to Thompson's Drug store. Mr. Frank Sparling’s house, one and one-half miles south of town, caught on lire in the roof day before yesterday, but was saved without muoh damage.

Mr. Ludd Hopkins is building a new dwelling on Front street, between L. & N. W. Hopkins’ store and F. W. Bedford's agricultural machine ware-rooms. It is to be a frame, one and one-luilf stories high, and 10x24 feet in size. We arc requested to announce that the Free Will Baptists hold a Quarterly meeting at the Hoover School House, two miles south of Rensselaer, Saturday and Sunday August 2Gth and 21st. Services will commence on Saturday nt 10:30 o'clock A. M. I lev. W. 11. Gifford and others will be present. A Basket meeting will be held on Sunday. General and cordial invitation extended to the public. From our friend Win. I. Morgan formerly of this place, now in Nebraska, we have received a list of prices lor labor, market produce, groceries, lauds, etc., at Lincoln City; Flour is from $3.50 to $3.75 per barrel, corn 75 cents to $1 per bushel, sugar from 20 to 25 cents a pound, colice 28 to cents, butter 35 to 40 cents, eggs 20 to 25cts dozen, potatoes $i to $1.20 atjnsT, land within ten miles of. Lincoln, unimproved, is held at from sls to SIOO an acre, wood is $0 a cord, farm bands ask $25 per mouth, carpenters have $3 and plasters $1 a day lor AvOrk. From all which we conclude that that portion of the 1 “Great West” don’t hold out as good inducements to immigrants} as Jasper county docs.

At the request of several persons living south of town, who intend to organize a Draining Company, we publish the Draining Law, passed at t he last sessiofi of the legislature. There is a larjre tract of very tine land lying to the south and east of the Orphan Asylum, that like a goodly amount of other lands only needs draining to make it one of the best bodies Of land in the county. The articles of association have been drafted, and signed by some of those interested, but have not yet been filed with the connty ltccordcr» We hope that an enterprise which promises as good results as this will not he allowed to fail, especially as the land can be drained at comparatively little expense.

Iand Sales.

No. 13.—W. C. Co/.zons to A. Leopold, Lots 1,2, 3,10, 11, and 12 in block 18 for fclOO. Those are line building lots. Who wishes others at such reasonable prices? Call and sec our list. Dwiggins it Thompson. Coal Oil, at C. C. Starr’s., Fancy Goods at Harding & Altcr’s. ■ u-i Pearl Parley, for soups, at Starr’sCigars and Tobacco of best quality at Harding & Alter’s. Try Coats’ Smoking Tobacco, it Is rood. Sign of the Indian. Coats has a line lot of Chewing bhorts —cheap—at sign of the Indian. A largo lot o/ hew Tea Sets—cheap, at C. C. Starr'a. • —»f« .n If you tint ft good 6 cont Cigar call at Coats’, sign of the Big Indium A select lot of Groceries at Harding & Alter.’* New consignment of Tea, Coffee and Sugar, at C. C. Starr’s. • ii Table nnd Pocket Cutlery, largo assortment, at C. C. Starr’s. Finest Sugar House Syrify in the town, at C. C. Stan’s.

The Draining Law.

Section 1. Beit en acted by the Gen(mil Aesenthltj of the State of Indiana , Thnt any number of persons not less than three, being the owners of lands wet, or liable to be overflowed, may organize a compauy for. the purpose of draining, reclaiming and protecting such lands, which shall have power to straighten, widen, deepen, and make new channels for tho whole or any part of any river, or water course, and to construct any dikes, drains, levees and brenkwaters, and to do everything which they shall deem proper, to accomplish the purposes for which the company shall have been organized. Sue. 2. Such persons shall sign articles of association specifying the name and purposes of the company; and shall elect lrom their number not less than three nor moro than soven directors, of the time and place of which election tho members s hall be notified by notices signed by three members, and posted in three public places near the work live days before the election, but notice may bo waived by the members. Vacancies in tho olliees of directors bo filled by appointments made by tho remaining directors.

Sec. 3. Said articles as association shall be recorded in tho Recorder’s olliees of the several counties in which any part of the work is situated, and from the date of filing tlio same for record in either of such counties, such company shall ho a body corporate, with all power incident to such bodjes; and to eonsumate the purposes for which it was organized; and to buy, receive donations of, and hold, and sell and convey any lands benefited or to be benefited by the proposed work of tho company; and any person owning land supposed to be liable to be attested by said work, may become a member of the company by signing tho articles of association. Thu corporate existence of the company shall he judicially recognized, and the company’s records shall be prima facie evidence of its acts. Sue. 4. An annual election shall bo held by the company at such time and place as the company shill appoint, lor the election of directors, of which twenty days notice shall be given by one week’s publication in one newspaper of general circulation in each county in which any part of the work shall be situated, if such paper shall be printed and published in such county, and if there he none, then by posting notice in three public places near the work. Seo. 5. A majority of the directors shall form a quorum, and shall have control and management of the business and affairs of the company. They shall appoint one of their number I‘rcsideiit, and shall appoint a Secretary, Treasurer, and such oilier officers and agents as they may see fit; and all officers and agents shall he entitled to fair compensation for their services. The Treasurer shall give bond to the company, with proper penalties and sureties, for the faithful discharge of his duties, and the safekeeping and prompt payment, according to the orders of the Hoard of Directors, all moneys that may come into his hands. The President, Directors, Secretary and Treasurer, shall hold their respective ufliues lor one year and until their successors shall be qualified, and shall bo sworn tp tbe faithful discharge of their duties. The Secretary may administer all official oaths.

Sko. 0. The company may apply to the Circuit Court or Court ot Common Pleas in term time, or to a Judge thereof in vacation, ol a county in which any part of the proposed work shall bo situated, which Court or Judge as the case may be, shall imiucdiutoly appoint three disinterested appraisers, and such appraisers shall examine all lauds the intrinsic or market value of which may bo bv them supposed to be liable to be affected by tlio construction of the proposed work, or by tiio appropriation of all or any part of it lotright ol w’«y or other purpose ot tho company, or of any stone, timber, gravel or other material required by tho company, and shall mako out separate schedules ill the smallest United States Government sub-divis-ions of all such lands situated in each county, and shall assess to each tract the full and entire amount of such benefit which it will in the opinion of a majority of them receive, without any regard to tho cost of tho work, and the injury which in the opinion of a majority of them it will sustain, and append to each schedule their affidavit that tho same is a true assessment, and return the same to the Secretary of the company who shall cause it to be filed for record in tho offico of tho Uceordor of the county in which the land thcroiu described shall bo situated; and from the date of filing thereof, such assessments shall respectively bo a lien on the land upon which they were assessed, for the amount of such assessments of benefits less tho amount of injury assessed. And When, and as often as it shall become necessary or desirable to reassess any tract ot land for tho correction of any mistake, or to enable tlio company to appropriate any part of the samo for the right of way, or ipiy stone, timber, gravel or other material for construction of tho work; and whenever, and as often as it shall be desired by the company to make a re-aisse»stfientof an? (rhetor tracts of land for any purpose, said appraisers shall upon the request of 'the company mako such re-assess-ments; and so from time to time, wkqn, and as often as they shall bo rcqtiostod, and shall make and return schedules of tbo same, and such schedules shall bo filed for record, shall constitute liens, shall bo collected, and shall in all respects be governed -by tho same rules and have the. same lorco and effect as the original assessments above provided for. And if any appraiser appoint-

ed as aforesaid shall die, resign, or fail to act as such when the interests of the company (hall in the opiniou of tho President roquiro it, his appointment as sncli appraiser shall thereby be vacated, and upon representation of such vacation to such Court or Judge by the President, such Court or Judge shall upon the np]xlioatioii of tho Company, immediately till such vacancy ,tyy tho appointment of a liko disinterested person, who shall qualify and servo in the manner above provided;, and tho sau)e shall be douo when, and as often, as tho company may request: Provided, That upon filing ( Sneh schedule for record the Secretary shall give notice thereof by posting a notice iu a conspicuous place in the Recorder's office, and any party aggrieved by any such assessment may within thirty days thereafter nppeaf therefrom to the Circuit or Common Pleas Court of said county; and Provided further , That any person who is under legal disabilities at the lime of making and filing of such schedule, shall have the right to appeal as aforesaid, at any time within thirty days after tho removal of such disabilities; and Provided further, That any two appraisers may perform all the services required by this section, and that all acts concurred in by any two, shall bo valid, binding and effectual. Sec. 7. Jlcforo the actual construction of the work shall be begun, surveys of it, and estimates ot its cost shall be made; and the appraiser’s schedules of assessments returned to the Secretary, and if the estimated cost of the work sliall exceed the aggregate amount of the assessments, tbe work shall not be further prosecuted. Sec. 8. Before the actual construction of the work shall be begun, the company shall divide the main lino of their work into as many sections, not exceeding six miles in length, as may be convenient, and each of such sections, with its auxiliaries, branches, and tributaries, sliall form a separate division of the work; and they shall also appropriate and set apart as applicable to, and hold the same inviolate for, tho construction of each ot such divisions respectively, a portion of their resources bearing the same ratio to the whole of their resources properly applicable to the construction of the work, as the estimated cost of such division shall bear to the estimated cost of the whole work; and so much thereof as shall be necessary shall be applied for the purpose lor which it was appropriated and set apart, and the surplus may be applied to other legitimate purposes of the company, and the work of construction shall be prosecuted as nearly simultaneously upon tho whole line as may seem to the directors consistent with proper economy. ISEc. 0. The owners of lands liable to be aftectce by the work of a company, shall hav notice ot the tune and place when and where tho appraisers will begin tho examination of lands and the assessments of benefits and injuries thereto, and of the order in which it shall be intended to proceed with the same, which notiee need not specify what lands are to be examined and assessed, but may be general and addressed to the public, and shall be sufficient if published for three successive weeks iu a newspaper published in tho county iu which the lands are situated, and proof ufits publication may be made by the affidavit of tbe printer or publisher of the paper in which it is published, of of the Secretary of the company.

Snc. 10. The Hoard of Directors may order the paymentoi said assessments in installments, not exceeding ten per centum per month, and payment thereof shall be made to the Treasurer in compliance with such order: Provided, That no more shall bo collected than shall, in opinion ol the Directors, be required for tbo legitimate purposes of the company in tho prosecution ot the work: and, Prodded further , That unless the main line of the company’s proposed work shall exceed twenty miles in length, no part ot the assessments shall be collected by the company until the company shall have given bond payable to the State of Indiana, with surety approved by the Circuit or Common Fleas Court or a Judge thereof of a county in which the work or some part of it is situated, conditioned for tho faithful application to tho legitimate purposes of the company ot all money which shall bo reoeived by them for the eonstruction of the work, which bond shall be filed in tho Clerk’s office of the Circuit Court in the couuty where it was approved, aud a copy thereof in the Clerk’s office of such Court in each of the other counties in which rtny part of the work is situated; and any person or porsons aggreived by any breach of tho conditions of such bond shall have an action thereon iu any court of competent jurisdiction for tho recovery ot all damages thereby sustained by him or them. tine. 11. Payment of assessment of benefits may be enforced by the foreclosure of the lien in any court ot Competent jurisdiction in the same manner as is provided by law for the foreclosure of mortgages, aud the sale of the mortgaged premises for the collection of debts, and payment of damages assessed for injuries to lands may be -assessed in a like court. Sec. 12. The company may aj>propriato any land, stone, timber, gravel, or ariy other materials necessary for the right of way, or the construction, maintenance or improvement of their proposed work, by first paying into tho couuty treasury of the couuty where tho land is situated, lor tho use of the ownoiTof the land, tho nmount of damages assessed by said appraisers to him therefor. Sec. 13. Any ’“company whose work shall be estimated to cost three

thousand dollars or more, may is*u« limit bonds, wither without coupons not exceeding iu tliu aggregate the estimated cost of their work, which bonds may each be of any denomination, and payable at any lime and place, and bear any ruto of interest not exceeding ten per centum per annum, payable annually or semiannually, and may secure the payment thereof by a pledge or pledges, or mortgage or mortgages upon said assessments for benefits to lands or any part thereof, or any other property of the company; which pledges and mortgages may each provide for a sinking fund lor the gradual extinguishment of tho debts, and such company may from time to time negotiate said bonds iji any market or place, at any rate of discount not exceeding ten per centum; and after any such bond shall have been negotiated, no action or proceeding shall bo instituted, nor any defence to any action interposed by tho company or any person or persons, the object or tendency of which shall be to impair flujpTa-' lidity or security, or to depress tlio value ol such bonds, any provision of law to the contrary notwithstanding. Sec. 14. After the expiration of three years from the recording ot the apdraiser’s schedule of assessments in any county, no action shall be instituted to foreclose, any lion on land situated in such county, unless the assessments secured by such lien shall have been pledged or mortgaged as security for one or more bonds then outstanding; and in such cases, no tract ot land shall, after the lapse of said three years, be liable for more than a fair proportion of\the assessments pledged or mortgaged as security for bonds of the company, and required for the extinguishment thereof.

Sec'. 15. No informality, irregularity, or omission, which shall have occurred, or which may occur m the orgaization or proceedings of any company, or in the appointment or proceedings of any ot their officers, agents, or llm appraisers, shall affect the rights and privileges of such company or invalidate the assessments of the appraisers, nor any sale of land which shall be made under any foreclosure of any lien for the assessment thereon, provided the amount of the assessment shall be clearly' set forth in the appraisers’ schedule, and the schodule shall have been duly recorded, and notice of the recording thereof given as hereinbefore provided. Sec. 10. All members- qf any company which has been organized, or which shall be organized under the provisions of this act, shall be personally liable for all debts contracted by the company for manual labor performed for the company. Sec. 17. All laws contravening or conflicting with any of the provisions of this act, and all laws now or at any time heretofore in force relating to incorporated companies or asoeiatious for constructing levees and drains, are hereby repealed, but all actions now pending, and all rights of action which have accrued under any law hereby repealed, may be prosecuted to final judgment in tlio same manner as if such law had not been repealed; and all corporations heretofore organized, and now existing under any law hereby repealed, and the several members thereof shall be entitled to the benefits and privileges conferred, and subject to the liabilities and restrictions imposed by this act: Provided, That nothing in this act contained shall bo held or construed to modify or repeal, in whole or in part, an act entitled “an act to enable the owners of wet lands to drain and reclaim them, when the sairtc cannot be done without alfeciing the lands of others, prescribing the powers and duties of County Boards and County Auditors in the premises, aud repealing all Laws inconsistent therewith,” approved March 11, 1807. Sec. 18. An emergency exists for the immediate taking effect of this act, and the saiiio is declared to take effect and be in force from and after its passage.

Our store is full of New Goods, which we are bound to oiler at the lowest prices. Chambras, Ginghams, Lawns and Delaines for the Ladies. Linen Pants, Coats and Full Suits for the Gentlemen. llats, Gaps and the finest Loots in the county. , We have two tuns of Sugar, bought before the rise. We are going to pay highest prices for WOOL, in Cash m*'goods. Wo are agents for “The Great American Merchants’ Union Tea C 0.,” to sell their, Teas at List Prices, with only 5 cents per lb. added. L. & X. W. Hoi-kins. How true and how strung, that people should seek relief in tho hieroglyphics of n doctor’s prescription when they can buy as good, ami nine times out of ten, a better remedy than most doctors give, for the insignificant sum of 2o ets. We refer to Judson’s Mountain Herb Pills. These pills cure Headache, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Female Irregularities, aud all Bilhous disorders. They are prepared from a formula, pronounced by the most learned PhysiciansOTour country, to be tho best and most uniuersal of family medicines. Give them u fair trial and you will never bo without Judson’s Mountain Herb Pills, fcsold by all dealers. 1-44-4 iio.ui: tEmnoni, Si-kino Pout, Jackson Co., Micir. „ August!. Dr. Cl W. It op A ck — Dear Kir; My boy, about eight years old, was very much troubled wit" Bt. Anthony's Dance, so Unit at times lie was unable to feed himself, frequently falling on the lloor or ground m a fitr-and three of my family had tho fever mid ague. I bought some of your Scandinavian Blood Pills nnd Purifier of your agent her©, Mr. Calkins, and to our great joy they not only cured the fever and ague, but my boy of tlioSt. Anthony’s Dunce, for which wo shall everTeeL grateful. Yours truly, G. 11. Baum.

Three more of those nplemlkl cheeses made by Mr. Bwain, ut Slftrr’a. Dried Apples, Peaches, I’ruuca uuu Ituialns, uL Starr's. Festival*, HcN X Parti cm juid farnlUch furnished with lee Cream in large or small (jQuntiUcs, nt Htarr’u. Call and try Coals’ tine Hnimtm Cigurs—the l»est Cigars ever 0111-mi In Rensselaer. Sign of-the Indian. J. W. Coats has a lino assortment of Collars, Cull's, Neck Ties, Sleeve Huttons, etc., call and examine them.Sign of the Indian. 0. w. IIENKLE UAS JUST OI'KXKU A NSW STOCK Of a R 0 CURIES, ' SUCH AJ SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, SYRUPS, SFICES, SODA, STARCH, AC.. ALSO, TINWARE, QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, WOODEN WARE, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &C.. &C., IN THK Old Shanghai Building, ALL OF WHICH Alt! OFFKRED AT VERY LOW PRICES. l-46-ts To Land Owners. Noli-resident owners of land situated ill Jasper or Newtou counties can obtain a certified description of land, containing information as t» value, distance from railroads, towns, etc,, accompanied by a plat or diagram showing ihe proportion of timber and prairie, on the following terms: 'For 40 Acres $1 50 For 80 Acres 2 00 For 160 Acres... 3 00 For 210 Acres 400 For 320 Acres 5 00 Also, Abstracts of Titfesto the same furnished ut from 50 cents to two dollars. JOHN MILLER, I-27-ly Land Agent.

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Application for License. NOTICE is hereby given that Jared 11, Fountain, a white male i ihabitaut of Remington, Jasper county, Indiana, will apply to the Board of Commissioucs us said comity, at tho September. A. 1). 1809, term of said Board, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quuulity than a quart at a time, with tho privilege of allowing tiie same to be drank on the premises. The premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank, are located and described as follows, to-wit:—Tbe first floor of a fr3ine_ buildiug situated on the west side of lot number two (2), block number eight (8), in the town of Remington, in Carpenter township, Jasper county, and State of indianu. JARED H. FOUNTAIN. XL ' ' *■. __l li- w * 1 i im - of Indiana, Jasper county, **.- Sandford G. Faulkner and his wife Faulkner, whose name is uuknown to tbe plaintiff, are notified that Willis Morton has filed his complaint against them to quiet title, with an affidavit authorising publication; that proof of this publication will be made at the next term of the Jasper Circuit Court; and that said action will be heard and determined on the 2d day of tho following term of said Court, comineucing at the Court House in Rensselaer in said county, on the 4th Monday of March, 1870. Witness the Clerk and Seal of uaid tx s Court, this sixth day of August, 1809. MARION L. SPITLER, Clerk. Hammond & gpiller, A ttys. 1-46-3 In the Circuit Court of Jasper Couuty, Indiana, at the term of said Court, Commencing on the Ith Mouday of September, 180!). William Andrews ) ... vs > Petition for Divorce. F.liza J. Andrews, ) Suid defendant will take notice of tho pendency of said action, and that the same will be heard and determined at said term of said Court, ut the Court House iu Rensselaer, iu said Couuty. Witness the Clerk, and seal of ■{ l. s. 1 said Court, this 30th day of July MARION L,SPITLER, Clerk, By James A Burnham, Deputy. Hammond &. Spiller, Attys. 1-45-31. STATE OF INDIANA, ) COUNTY UF JASPER,S SS. No. 196. Margaret (fillet and F.lani Giilut, her husband, will take notice that Mary F. Woodward has filed in the Circuit Court of said county her compiaiut against them to quiet titlo, and tiiut tho sumb will be hoard at the next term of said court. MARION L. SPITLER, l. s. }■ Clerk of Jasper Circuit Court, Bv J.. A.Burnham, Deputy. July 29th, 1809. Dwigginsjc, Thompson, Attys for PltlfT. 1-41-3 State of Indiana, ) sg Complaint No. 195 County of Jasper, $ s>a ‘ Alfred McCoy and Alfred Thompson having filed In my office a complaint in Foreclosure, and an affidavit of nonresidence; notice is hereby given to Jodie M. Slidgor, Frank G. Stidger, Arthur J. Hawhe, John A. Atkins, Lebbeuu F. Hand, Athelbort F. Keitliley, James P. Luse ntid David T. Stsrkey *o appear and answer (hereto. Said complaint will bo heard on the 2nd day of the September Term of the Circuit Court to commence on Monday, September 27th A. D. lso‘J, at the Court House iu said county. Witness my hand and seal of said f SEAL. 1 Court this 28th day of July, A. V'TTTCv'D, 1869. MARION L. SPITLER, Cierk. James A. Burnham, Deputy. Dwlgglns & Thompson Attys for Tiffs 1-4-4.

Sheriff’B Sale. BY virtue of a certified copy of judgment and order of aalo to mo directed from the Clork of the Jasper Coalmen Pleas Court; I will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, ou Saturday, August 38th, 1869, at, or about, one o’clock in tho afternoon of said day, at the door of tho Court'House in Heusselaer, Jasper county, Indiana, the rents uud proliu, for a term not exceeding aeven yuan,of tho following described real estate, to-wit: Tbe east half of the north-east quarter of soctiou ten(lO), lowuthip thirty-one (31) north, range seven (7 1 west. And on failure to realize the fall amount of judgment, Interest and costs, I will at tire same time and place expose at public sale the fee simple of mid real estate. Ofdered to be sold as the property of Thomas CfDill and Marshal A. Dill, at the suit of Angus D. .Wood, Thomas Cotterall and Solou Knight. Said aide will be made without aiiy relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. A. J. YEOMAN, Sheriff August 2nd, 18fi9. of Jusper County, lud Hammond &■ Spitlcr, Aliys. 1-43-31

- —■ rrp~*-| 1 FRESH DRUGS ( I the PKoruirroK of tub Oil Lll DRUG STORE tukoH tilts oportuutlv of reluming lit* th.utks to tin, citizens of Jasper and surjouuding ruiintirs, for the very lllwrnl pstronugs extended to said store since lie liuslaVent hu-gs of Use ssino; and tin now lakes the prlvOegs of informing ids patron# that lie lias largely iuereeioxl the slock In lrude,«m) cah sell Guilds at a Small Advance over Wholesale Prices, for cash or such country product us ha can use in Ihe genmil Drug trade. The proprietor hopes by strict attention to business and lira ctiiciout aid of tho ever obliging MIL EMMET KANNAL tv largely iucreaao his business Iu the future. Prescriptions Carefully Prepared, Day or Night. During lliu night Mr. tvuuuul will be found in the fust room to tho right, on the second lloor of the “Sltaugliul Building,” m-ar tho Drug Store, and will cliuurfully hit ull prescriptions after closing hours. I). I. Jackson. A NEW SUPPLY OF GLASS AND EARTHEN WAUB FRUIT CANS JUoT RECEIVED AT L>. I. JACKSON’S. ALL KINDS OF MACHINE OILS, for sale clump, just received from Chicago, at tho Old l.iue Drug Store, by I). I. JACKSON.

BEST QUALITY Corn Starch, FOR COOKING PURPOSES, AT JACKSON’S. PURE SODA AND ~ Cream of Tartar, for culinary purposes—try them—at JACK SON’S D RU( l STORK. Pure Flavoring Extracts prepared from the Ust Lemons and fresh Vanilla, at JACKSON'S. ONE BARREL Best Brown Painty JU VP RECEIVED AT JACKSONS. A fresh lot «f WHITE LEAD, iu tiu cans and pulls, at tho OLD LINE DRUG STORE, P.l. JACKJBQK. PATENT MEDICINES, of all kiuds, for the euro of DYSPEPSIA, DIARRHEA, CONSUMPTION, LIVER OOMPKAINT, &C m At JACKSON'S. NEW DRUG STORE # Harding k Alter, PRACTICING PHYSICIANS ANB n XT TJ Or O IX STS. • Take tills method of iufo "% .£ <ht e tiiens of Jasper County and vit.iiity that they have opened a Nrw Dauo Stoiue in Rensselaer, iu the room formerly occupied hy Percupilo &. Sou, one door oast of Vaoutta &. Son’s large iluneas Shop, where they intend to keep as good an assortment of Drugs and Medicines as may he fouad iu the town. Thoy will usually keop on hand a full supply of DHTJGrS, MEDICITSTES POINTS. OtLs, DYE-STUFFS, SOAP, WINDOW-GLASS, PUTTY, And a full supply of

jsassMm From a bottle of HOSTEITER'S STOMACH BITTERS To a box of BROWN'S WORM DESTROYER, We koep constantly on hand a good supply or ~y> - SCHOOL BOSKS, GABOS, toriUng J J)apcr, SLATES, ; PENCILS, v PENS, PEN & PENCIL-HOLDERS, From a six 0 Paint Proah to tho eneallset camel's hair Pencil Brash. Also have t t WINE, BRANDY, WTITSIvSTY, GIN, AC., For medicinal use only, all of which we wHI sell cheap for cash, and wo invite tlie Public to examine our stock before pnrchaeiug else HARDING A ALTER.

( in DRUG SiOKi; ..• f. ifi r;r v »i rr ? " ITi t.'!v4 ; —■; ' ■ ,-•» •> •” Rfftf.SSCftAJljrt .... ,T : ‘i i ~ ■ ".iv ■ Ti ■■■t fy ; .I-.- . V,■> - . irrf "Jk ' K‘ ■ tt* - ‘i v •• n iBiB K-Y ■ PURE DRUGS, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS, VARNISHES, f I ' H • . WINES & LIQUORS, . (fOlt MKIIICAI, USE O-M-T), AND PATENT MEDICINES, OF ALL KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND. I. X. STACKUOCS*. C. ». BTACXDOVU HEtSSEUAER FURKtSHIiC -A.ISTXS HARDWARE STO^B.

Wfc beg leave to Invite the atteation • tbe people of Jasper and Newton counties, and the rest of mankind, to our Ail and complete stock of NAILS. GLASS, SASH, DOORS, PIJTTY, LOCKS, NUTTS, STRAP HINGES, TABLE and TOCKET CUTLERY, WHITE LEAD, LjN SEED AND COAL OIL. and Iverytblng ct*o usually kept In a well regulated Hardware store. ALSO. /tOOKING AND HRATING Vv KJL’OVRS oy tbe latest style# and in cndlsa variety. , ■ fTtINWARK of all kinds: «nd everyX thing else usually keptina well ordered Stove store. ALSO. CHAIBS, TABLES SATIS CRIBS, * Se\. - : ' —<* * WABH-STANW I , 1 - BUREAUS, and everything else usnstly kept |a a preperl conducted Furniture store. •• ■ . ■ ' I t t l , 4 n* Wo keep cobstnnUy employed the very heat Of tinners and cabinet makers, add V«Wfore prepared to do repairing or Job work, tw either department, it HI times. io lsi COFFINS oraU styles kept tokos short SaT'K u °* x okaidUtihg needed to ■ - . ,' '} -v/v. ;r»i llt> OK fGWM a bouse . Call asd see us before perchaalag elsewhere. I i ll STACKHOUSE* BUO