Rensselaer Union, Volume 2, Number 26, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 24 March 1870 — Page 3

LOCAL MATTERS.

Thursday, March 84a_1870.

The kepabiiew C»t«U boo«ttUe Of jX county, wIU m~tta the Court House, on Monday. March », »t 1 o'clock, p. m.. tor the purpose of determining the time, pUmjuid manner of nominating county officers, and other important business. A full stteudance Is solicited.

S. P. THOMPSON,

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Clrsai* Praaeewtor. ■■ Editor Rbxrrblabk Uwiom: Plesas asseance that J7m. JUSTICE, of White county, bill bo a candidate before the Repablioan Nominating Oonveation for ro-eleotion to the offico of Praeoating Attorney of the 11th Judicial Circuit, of Indiana. Caaaty Transarer. THOMAS LAMBORN. of Carpenter town* ealp, ta n candidate lor County Treasurer, eabject to tbo decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. _

Mud deep. Weather raw. Potatoes scarce. Robins coughing. Colds fashionable. Gardening commenced. Swallows have n’t come. See new advertisements. Eggs bre 15 oents a dozen. Gutter is 30 cents a pound. ' Beef 10 tb 16f cents a pound. Fresh fish < arid 8 cents a pound. Onion sets 20 cefits per quart See announcement of candidates. Circuit Court convenes next Monday. Justice’s blanks for sale cheap, at this office. Jim Maloy owns two of the fastest horses in the West. w Salmon have commenced running in ths Iroquois, so it is said. The New York World proprietors Jiave our thanks for a copy of the World Almanac for 1870. The Republican Central Committee meets at the Court House .next Monday, at 1 o’clock, P. M. A bunch ot keys was found- by Mr. John (Jpenchain, one day last week, and left at this office for the owner. It will be seen front posters that Mr. R. B. James has decided to make his~sale next Saturday, 20th instant. Jackson’s Drug Store is to be moved acrost the street into the building formerly occupied by ‘Thompson’s City Drug Store. ' About 200 ppunds of pike were caught in the Iroquois at this place last Monday night. Among them we saw a 9-ponnder, a 7-pounder and several 5-pounders. Messrs. Alfred Thompson and Joseph A. Stepban, Directors of the Indianapolis, Delphi and Chicago Railroad Company, for Jasper county, started yesterday to attend the meeting held at Delphi to-day. ■' ■ e The cotnmisaianers adjourned their called session lash Saturday without arriving at anything definite respecting the keeping of county paupers, or renting the poor farm. AU action in the matter was postponed until the regular session in June. Mr. C. P. Hopkins desires us to say to his many friends that the report circulated to the effect that he will not teach school this spring is altogether erroneous. Mr, Hopkins will open his school, if there be no preventing circumstance, in the School House on Monday, April 4th, as has before been announced in these columns. An improved shovel plow has been recently invented by our enterprising friend, Mr. Norman W arner. The improvement consists of a contrivance attached to the plow- ; stock or sheath, as an adjustable brace, by which the plow may be raised or lowered at option, as the nature of the soil, the size of the draft animal, or the object of the work may require, by merely turning a couple of thumbscrews. With .this simple invention it takes but a -moment to adjust the plow to any .desired angle. Several practical farmers have seen it and everyone the improvement complete and of great value, preventing vexation and saying valuable time -during the busy and important season of corn tending. Mr. Warner has applied for a patent on iu Call al, d examine our Carpeting •before buying elsewhere. Prices guantoed as low as can be bought It* any jinarkst Willey A Sigler,

School J. Mariofi opened December Cth, 1869 arid closed March 16th, 1870. Number of pupils enrolled, 66. Average daily attendance, 42, Number missing no time, 9:—Wm. Greenfield, Davie B. Nowels, Flora L. Hopkins, Clara McColly, Abba McColly, Ben MoColly, Jim McColly, James Brusnahan. Stephen Biusnah an, aged five years, lost but three days. Charles F. Hopkins. Teacher.

Chairman.

Addison Parkison has purchased Membership No. 40, who wants to buy 47? Call and see the books.— Certificates still at par.

Should the Republican nominations be made early, or not until after raid-summer? We are decidedly in favor of speedy action so that the campaign may be fairly commenced before the busy season comes on. Candidates tor nomination are too apt to bore their fellow citizens of the rural districts and the sooner the pressure is over the better for the people. We are in favor of unity of action. We want no divisions in our ranks. Every aspirant should enter the contest with a firm resolve to gracefully bear defeat. Divisions and dissensions will only give power to our opponents. Let us select the best men and then yield them our cordial and united support.

Remington Letter.

Remington, March 22d, 1870. Eoftoeh Union, Dear Sire:— Our people are again surprised by being called upon to vote for another railroad appropriation. It is amusing to see our people reading the posters. One is taeked up where I have a good opportunity of noticing the effect. They read it all and some of them quietly spit on their hands, 'roll up their sleeves and all seem anxious to begin-the fi K hl * r . We have but little business doing now, but we have plenty of mud.— Now that the religious excitement has somewhat subsided there is nothing to do but listen to the prattle of our Widow Bedotls and Aunt Maguires, (of whom we have several), who are particularly busy just now. Our town-dads are making arrangements to have shade trees set along our streets, and to have side walk &_mad e this summer. Both are says Velocipede. »- - ■■ « The commissioners of Pulaski county refused to order an election upon a petition of their citizens asking county aid for the bort Wayne & Pacific railroad. The convention to nominate the circuit judge and prosecutor for this (the 12tb) judicial circuit will be held at Kentland on the 7th of next June. The Kentland t?<izr7r«Ts opposed to Hon. Charles W. Cathcart for Congress because he is a Spiritualist. Spiritualism and the Kankakee Vplky Draining company arc subjects upon which the Gazette is bigoted. The Evansville Journal complains of the ingratitude of Fred Douglass, in not mentioning in a recent lecture, in that city, the cordial invitation to come which he had received from a prominent democrat. The ingratitude of the blamed nigger is astonishing. They manipulate butter, after it is bought, in Evansville, and get out half a pint of butter-milk to the pound. In a pound of some of the butter we have seen in this market if manipulated the same way and the salt extracted, there wouldn’t be apiece of butter left large enough to bait a mouse trap. ‘‘Mud quarter-less-twaffi,” at Kentland. Cattle and sheep in the lower part of Pulaski county are dying in large numbers, from a mysterious disease. Warren county has five 15th. amendinendments, a supposed republican gain of five since the last election. Should you ask me any evening, Wiw+e to yet a diah of oysters, With the odors of the sea-aide, , With the dew and damp of oceau, , With the condiment of apices, With the piquant sauce and fixing*,' Willi the eateup of tomato, And the crackers rich and lender, Risk with butter of the bovine? I should answer, I should tell you, “Down the street, In Lib'ral Corner In the building of the meat-shops, Iu the building of the. grocer, In the building of the barber, •* . In the baaemeut of the dance-hall. fhera ia kept the luscious bivalves, There la kept the dainty moluska. There the people go for oysters, M uek-qhe-ga- *a, Mg fat Oysters, 1 ■— At John Coata-ee, at Joha Cotte-ae.”

Iroquois Library.

Political.

Prosecuting Attorney for the 12th Judicial Circuit,

We understand there are four principal candidates for nomination to this office before the republican convention to be held at Kentland on Tuesday, June 7th, 1870. We, with other of our political friends, hope that the nominee of the convention will be elected in October. That this happy result shall be ensured, it becomes our party friends to act upon a definite plan and with proper motives in making the nominations. Mr. Simon P. Thompton, of this county, i.s a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, lie is eminently qualified and would be, we have no doubt, acceptable to the entire circuit. Of the other candidates we shall speak no evil. The following facts should be considered by the republican voters of Tippecanoe county at their primary election April 4th, 18701Tippecanoe forms.the 19th Judicial Circuit, whose officers are paid by the State the sum of ttveftty-five hundred dollars. (See acts of 1867, p. 87.) She has more voters than the residue of the 12th circuit.— Her republican county ‘convention resolved that a plurality vote in their primary election should carry the county as an unit in the judicial convention. Then if the claims of locality are improperly considered, she may assume to name of her residents the officers of the 12th circuit also. This would give to four of the citizens in her chief city five thousand dollars of the State’s munificence, while the counties ( of Benton, Newton, Jasper and White would have no resident judicial officer. The 12th circuit has no criminal jurisdiction in Tippecanoe, and the prosecuting attorney would have to go beyond her borders to reach his work, unless, perchance, be act the sinecure and court by deputy. We think the considerate republican voters of Tippecanoe county will negative all appearance of selfishness by casting their ballots for our friend Thompson or some othergood man without Star City limits. Wo think it would be political equity. It would heal differences whereof cometh strife. We have an earnest and well-diciplined enemy to fight, this campaign. We want harmony"and unity of action. All the candidates; for prosecuting attorney are, perhaps, able, and as to merit we cannot nrischoose. — The office is one which touches the maTroW orour social and moral re lotions, and when officers live remote justice comes soured by delay or embittered by vengence. Republicans of Tippecanoe, the success of our party in the 12th circuit is in a moasiibe controlled by ybu.

Carpeting.- All stylesand prices, at Willey & Bigler’s. Two good dwelling houses for sale in Rensselaer. Apply to Hammond <fc Spitler. All Persons having unsettled accounts at the Rensselaer ’Tobacco Store are requested to call and settle immediately. J. W. Coats. To Land Buyers.— Dwiggins & Thompson have Town Residences for sale at from $350 to $3,000 on good terms of payment. Call at the “Land Office” and examine their list. Seed Corn. --Messrs. Erwin & Donnelly, of Remington, Ind. are prepared to furnish first class seed corn at $1.25 per bushel. Farmers are respectfully invited to call and examine the grain. 2-21-llt. Tax Payers are hereby notified that on the 16th day of April next a penalty of ten per cent, with interest, will be added to the taxes of 1869 then remaining unpaid, after which the tax becomes delinquent and the Treasurer is required by law to collect the same by distraint and sale of property. Charms Platt, Treasurer of Jasper County. Reueeeleer, ZuA, AfareA 16, 187 w Hakrisonville, Martin Co., Ind., P Feb. 25, 1862. Dr. C. W. Roback, Cincinnati, O. —Dear Sir: I have been complaining .with a complicated disease for some two years, and finally resolved to try your Remedies —your Purifier and Pills. After using four bottles of Purifier, and four boxes ofyourPills, my system has become restored to a vigorous state, and I feel no symptoms of returning complaint, for which I am very thankful, and would heartily recommend them to the use of any one-affiieted with like indisposition and stagnation of the system. I remain yours very respectfully, W. 8. Geittur.

Horses Wanted. J. CROUCH, ol Mouticello, lud , want* Io bay 300 head of good sound horuea and mare*, before ths firet day of June, 1870, for which the highest prices in cash will be paid. 2-M . ,

SPECIAL NOTICES. ELECTION NOTICE, FOR TUR Fort Wayne & Pacific ’ Railroad. NOTICE l« hereby jlven that thk poll* will bo opened ou Katurday, April 16th 1870, >1 the several voting preoincte Iu the several Townships In Jasper County, Indian*, in manner and form prescribed by the general election laws of Indiana, and each legal voter will then have the privilege Of voting for an appropriation of forty-nine thousand three hundred and thirty oollars, by said county, to aid In the construction of ths Fort Wayne fc Pacific Railroad, an prayed for in a petition signed by more than one hundred freeholders and legal voters of said county, and ureaeated to the Board of CommlsHionrra of add county, at their regular March term 1870. Those persons who are in favor of said appropriation will deposit a ballot with the words plainly written or printed thereon, “For the Railroad Appropriation, ’’ and those opposed will deposit a ballot inscribed is like manner “Against the Railroad Appropriation,” The Inspectors of the several election precincts will meet at the" Court House in Rensselaer, iu said county, on Thursday, the 21st day of April, 1870, at teu o’clock a. m., U> return the poll books and tally papers of thoir respective precincts and act os a board of Canvassers, to compare •aid papers and certify the result of said election. By order oi the Board of Commissioners. IRA W. YEOMAN, ( seal) Auditor. Jasper County. Murch 11th 1870. 2-25-4 t Sale of Lands Mortgaged to the School Fund. NOTICE is heteby given that the Auditor and Treasurer of Jasper county, Indiana. will offer at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the Court House door in Rensselaer, on the 28th day of March, 1870, the following lands (mortgaged to the school fund; for the non-payment of Interest, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the principal, interest, penalties and costs, as follows, to-wit: The ue qr of th? ne qr, Section 13, Town 27, Range 7, west, 40 acres Mortgaged to the school fund by Samuel Babb—amount due, $118.93. Also, the ue qr of nw qr, and w hf of ne qr, of Section 34, Town 29, Range 6, west, 120 acres. Mortgaged to the school fund by Ezekiel Cox—amount due, $376.76.1 Also, at the same time and place, the following described lot of school land forfeited to the school fund for the non-payment of Interest, as follows, to-wit: The sw qr of sw qr of Se~.tion 16, Town 28, Range 6, west, 40 acres. Purchased by Samuel Babb—amount due, $370.58. 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NORMAN WARNER, AORMT FOB Tim OBfaBBBATS* CHAMPION REAPER AND MOWER, MOLIHE AND PERU PLOW*. AND ALL KINDS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS) KEEPS AN ASSORTMENT OF FARM HARDWARE, SUCH AS PITCH FORKS, Manure forks, SPADES, SHOVELS, RAKES, HOES, AO., AC.: MANUFACTURES WAGONS, HARROWS, BREAKING PLOWS, SHOVEL PLOWS, AC. Partners are particularly invited to call and examine my newly invented ADJUSTABLE SHOVEL PLOWS, ( Patent applied for.) Blacksmithing and Repairing Dose by flrxtclasi workmen. Shops and Warerooms on east side of Front street, below Washington. 3.26 NORMAN WARNER. WILLEY & SIGLER, HAVE REMOVED To the bu tiding o ne door south of Jackson *s Drug Store, formerly owned by C. W. Henkle, which they have bought and thoroughly remedied and fitted up for A NEW STORE ROOM, Where they will keep constantly on hand a full assortment of all kinds of ■« Which we expect to sell as low as it eau be bought in any market. COUNTRY PRODUCE Always taken at fair prices in exchange for goods. - i We make a speciality of BOOTS AND SHOES, Having a shop of our own in which none but good workmen are employed. Call and examine our stock. WILLBY A SIGLER. PREMIUM CHESTER WHITE PIGS. PURE Blood Short Horn (Durham,) Devon, Alderney and Ayrshire Calves, Moreno, Southdown and Cotswold Sheep, Cashmere Goats, Imported Suffolk, Essex, Berkshire and Sefton-Pigs and Choice Breeds of Poultry for sale. Send for Circulars and Prices. Address N.P.BOYKRJrCO., Parkesburg, Chester Co. Pa. ■ BRU; STOUR. ■ a ■— Harding & Alter, PRACTICING PHYSICIANS AND X> XL XT <3- Gr X 0 T s . Take this method of info T .'g ’hr 3 then, of Jasper County and vk.uity that they Lave opened a New Dxtta Stoai in Rensselaer, in the room formerly occupied by Percupila & Son, one door east of Vanatta & Sou’s large Harness Shop, where they intend to keep as good an assortment of Drugs and Medicines as may be found in the town. They will usually keep on hand a full supply of DRUGS, ME3J->IOHNrJE3S PAINTS. olt3, DVE-STUFFS, 80AP, WINDOW-GLASS, PUTTY, And a full supply of am? From a bottle Of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS To a box of BROWN'S WORM DESTROYER. We keep constantly on haad A food rtpply of SCHOOL BOOKS, CARDS, Writing-Papa, SLATES, PENCILS, . PENS, PEN A PENCIL-HOLDERS, BROHKL From a six 0 Paint Brash to the smalls. 1 camel’s hair Pencil Brush. Also have I WINE, BRANDY, WHISKEY, GIN, AC., For medicinal use only, all of which w. will sell cheaper cash, and we invite the Public to exsmin oar stock before p.rshui.g else HAH DING A ALTER.

GENUINE IMPORTED NORWAY OATS. WJMPLM SMTFRRB TO FARtIRRA From too to im bwuis grow. t. *• asm, wrtgte ffiMT 40 t. 4» peaadoto th. buehel. «, This OMahaa ten dmAn Mwrory rovtatv of mH .nd In •esryfltalsoT *»Umm. wftb ths roost pariwt saMdss. . , Tte <rM« hi aww fans, fWpnd has a rwimrtab'a ibfa teak- nd writer than ths common vaitoites., Th. .trow te bright. elsM, ■* liable to lodge, is perfectly *•»* X •’**: *■* grows from 4 to 0 fo.l highW. have both tte White sad Btark N.rway. both Uw sum pric. stN «jaal|F p*»d “wZ*wlU wad aae «mW ol Ao state Ofo to any address past rsud sos tj Two quarts, pte.l paid .*2>W On. peck seat by sxprsse or freight.. .RS OP Half bushel. 20 pound. H•« Ono bushel, 40 uounda glO 00 CAUTION. £rWo wish ltdteleotly aw dsretood that this ‘s not a light oats. 28 to 3» lbs raised la New Bagiaad, and cold and* ths name of Norway, but Imported rote, every bushel guaranteed to weigh 40 lbw, er lbs rosary rofuadsd. Sample. of both hinds eent free ter a throe ent strop. Also Circulars aad Tsu las. state. Address ail orders to in p boyrr f co., Parttsteurg, Cheater Co., Te. AT PURCUPILE’S OLD RTAMD JOHN W. COATS, PROPRIKTOR, A fail supply of Buck Gauntltte and Mttens Cheap do. do. Hone Blankets, extra heavy AU Wool Bed Blanket* Ladle** Seamless Skirt* Ladle** Hoop Skirt* Children** do. Ladies’ Balmoral Skirt* Children’* do. do. Men’s Hat* and Cap* Boys’ Hats and Caps Men’s R dy Mde Oloth’g Factory Flannels Domestic Flannel* Shaker Jeans Kentucky Jeans Domestic Prints Muslins, brown & bl’chd Ladies 9 Dress Good* Children's do. toadies 9 Far Goods Children's do. Men's do. Ladies' Shoes, Ac. Children's do. Men's Boots A Shoes Boy's w •* Sugar, Tea, Cetfee Saleratus, Soap Tobacco, Candles Syrups, ke., Ac-, As good quality aad oteap prtb.4 as any ia the eoaaty. COUNTRY PRODUCE ALWAYS TAKEN la exchange for goods AT UNO. W. COATS’, (LATE PURCUPILE’B,) 1-7 Beaiaelaar, latotaaa. ~ To Land Owners. Non-resident owners of land situated ia Jasper or Newton coanUeseaa .Main a eartlfioddescription of land.oontainlaginf.rmation as to value, distance from railroado, towns, ele M accompanied by a plat or diagram showing the proportion of timber and prairie, on the following toms: For 40 Acres fl 80 For 80 Acres ~ 2 00 For 160 Acre., i 300 For24oAero. t. 400 For 320 Acres 6 00 Also, Abstracts of Titles to tte same farnishod at from 50 cents to two dollars. JOHN MILLER, l-27-ly Lmd Agent. OLD LINE DRUG BTORK. The subscriber having sucooteed tej « his expdbtatlons aiuco hehM had chug < said vtofe, wodld aanouMO to his caatoa that ho has just recslted a Full and Complete AmrteMß of For the fall and Winter fttdt. Together with a fail lion of watt sibth PAINTS, OILS, DTB BTVTTB, 5H78338, WINDOW G2JLBB Of all sixes (extraordinary aiaao eat to Ords and all otter Articles kwpt ia A WELL REGULATED DRUG tTOM Thankful for pest favora, he tapes b strict attention to his dnttos to merit a mu tinaaMO es the publie patronage D. I. Fcwth rtte Of WbdMwgtoh S fee

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