Rensselaer Union, Volume 5, Number 16, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 9 January 1873 — Page 2

TCBOK—■! ■ II I—THE RENSSELAER UNION. 1 » • ...1.-....—,,,,' , Thursday. Jany. 9th, 1873.

The mean teniperature of the ‘‘polar wave” now prevailing is 5° below 0. and powerful mean it is too. All persons indebted to the firm of Ahbett Bros. <& Co. are notified to eall and settle, either with cash or note. Messrs. John Jacks and Genre? I’. Daugherty have opened n brand new stock of groceries Tri the room vacated by Charley Platt last week. On ftccounl ot' the severe weather ■neithertbe Bradford nor the Kerning- , ton mail hacks left here to-day. The Bradford mall due last evening, came 'over tins afternoon. Now, when a cold snap prevails it is said that a “polar wave” is passing. One of these came up out of the sou’-v.-est Tuesday night and blew its • frosty breath upon this locality, making the past thirty or forty hours very disagreeable indeed. But why does a “polar waye’J_jusdnsver these vast uninterrupted prairies from out or the south south-west? Mr. David Gray. Trustee of Hanging Grove township, tells us thathe harvested 997 bushels of corn on a ten acre field, on his farm, the past season, ’('here are thousands of acres of land in Jasper county yet uncultivated that will produce as well, and much of it can be bought for $lO an acre, or even Ess, and on easy terms. Anothvr vvidvnt e of the ailvantatres of .adrertisingripened last week. Dr. Kelley ordered us to announce the loss of his spectacles and otter a reward for their recovery; we did soj and the Doctor's family had scarcely read the notice before his spectacles were found at his wood-pile. They knew it was no use to be lost any longer and came out where they could be readily seen. • Probably Maritin township will be compelled to pay a heavy bill of damages on account of that dangerous grade and bridge at the edge of town on the Bunkuni road* before the authorities have it put where it ought to be. Last sutnmej two teams ran off I from it and day before yesterday a I -heavily loaded wagon "scooted" off' tb.e grade, upset, smashed things and ! seriously’ hurt the driver. Thefollowiugpersnns were installed officers of Jasper" Division No. 40, I. O. S. T., Fridav evening’ January 3d, 1873: ..... IJ. C. Smith, W. P. Mrs. Mary Cole. W. A. "Edgar Tharp. R. S. ■ I Marshal] P. Warner. A. R.S. F. W. Babcock, F. S. George Morgan, A. 0. Thomas Sayler, J. SI At a meeting of the Iroquois Library .last Monday evening’ t-he following- Board of Directors was elected for 1873: E P. Hammond, J. H. Lottghridge, M. F. Chilcote, S. N. Johnson. M. L. Spitler, G. A. Moss, and S. P. Thompson. The Board of Directors elected their officers as follows: J. H. Loughridge, President, M. F. Chilcote. Secretary, M. L. Spitler, Treasurer, S. P. Thompson. Librarian. The value of the books belonging to -4he Library is estimated at about S9OO.- —_ . —. District Deputy Grand Master Geo. NV. Haseall, of Remington, installed the following officers of Iroquois Lodge No. 1-13, I. O. O. F., Tuesday evening: L. W. Hcnkle, Noble Grandy J. W. Duvall, Vice Grand, Jra W. Yeoman, Record'g Seeret'y, C. C. Starr, Permanent Secretary, . G. W. Terhune, Treasurer, ’ Win. C. Picree, Warden. 4 " Ji. P. Hammond, Conductor, James Yeoman, Inside Guardian, M. L. Spitler, Right Supporter N. G. A, D. Swain, Left Supporter N, G. A- J- Yeoma'n Left Supporter V. G. The lastqsession of the Indiana legislature passed an act amending the act authorizing the sale of-lands delinquent for taxes. Among other changes made by the new law the +s' mndr commence on the second Monday in February in place of on the first Monday. The publication of the delinquent list of Jasper county, which was eommenced before thp new law was made, has bee 12 modified So as.to conform to tl;>e requlremeti tsZ>f the Taw now-ilp force. —. The big "companion” that publishes the little pewter pointed gimlet over by the Water tank east of Saltillo, gets mad and makes faces at his neighbors who declined to pay adimeapieee for 150 lines or so of fifth r.lte doggerel, which he sent out "our little companion, Ben,” to peddle as a New Year’s Address. People ought to have a higher appreciation of the advantages of association than is shown in this Instance, and should keep their purses open ready to pour out nickels in flowing streams at the feet, of those who t*oasf of travels and their intimacies ■with great men! Don’t it, Bister Grundy? - Editors U’Mox: Mr. Walker Sage has been amusing himself lately by taking a careful enumeration of the inhabitants of Remington, and finds our lively little village foots up a population of 678. There are 125 families inside the corporation, two or three of whom in several instances are occupying one house; and this notwithstanding 27 new dwellings have been put up since Jifay last—is crowding things sfinie, and we will be compelled to emigrate or spread our herders. Several additions were also made to our town last season in the way of warehouses, hay-press and livery stables. 8.

■t’afrons of Husbandly.— The CUi regular meeting of the Jasper Co. CeutSid Association, Patrons of Husbandry, wjJJ be held at the Court House in Rensselaer on the last Saturday of January, 1873, at 1 o’clock p. m. precisely. According to the provisions of the Constitution adopted at the fifth session Granges are entitled to three delegates beside the Master, who is a permaneht member. Send representative men by whose decision you can abide. To make it the decided success it should be,.every Grange inline county should be represented. Blue Grass and Curtis Creek are yet delinquent. A cordial Welcome is extended to any member rif the Order. Let delegates bring reports of estrays, date of organization, Deputy organizing, membership, ami list of officers of their respective Granges. By order yf C. A. P. of H, C. W. Clifton, . Ccr. Secretary

Congressional Apportionment.

The late special session of our State Legislature passed an act apportioning Indiana for Congressional purposes trpofj a basis nfpipH Infirm shown by the census.of 1879. The new districts are shown below, with the votes that were polled for (Secretary of State at the last October election. r • ■ .' ■ - FIRST DISTRICT. Con at v. Rep. Dem. P05ey.’.1.732 2,21.3 Vanderburg 4, 101 3,602 Wurrick... 1.1 H 1,993 Speneer2.lßo 2,230 Gib50n................2,158 2,139 Pike 1,4341,552 Tote! ...13,223 13,749 Democratic in ijority 526 SCCoND DISTRICT. Sullivan ...1,332 2.539 Knox.. . .1,99 t “2.778 Davie*.',...1,892 1,949 Greene ~.....2,121 1,147 M-iltiu.. . 9 17 1 ,323 Orangel,234 1,422 Crawford 1,086 1,218 Lubois... ... 571 2,085 T0ta111,167 15,461 Democratic majority... 4,294 THIRD DISTRICT. Harrison.. 1,692 5j.163 Clarke 2,376 3.057 F10yd....1,883 2,848 Washingtonl.63o 2,Rati Jackson ...'.’. ... . .1,636 2,4 15 Brow n.... .;........-—462 1,166 Bartholomew ■ .2,102 2,659 Total 1F,384 Democratic majorilyTW,-. 4,596 FOCRTH DISTRICT. Ohio. 638 567 Switae-rland ... 1,483 1,295 Jefferson-2.'■16 2,563 Scott.....■■■ 687 887 Jenning5........... 1,856 1,580 Ripley2,o62 2,243 Decatur 2,294 2,108 Ru5h..2,214 1,943 T0ta114,050 13,186 K<publican majority... 864 FIFTH DISTRICT. Dearborn2,oll 3,125 FraiiLtiu r.T.468 2,797 Fayettel,4o6 1,128 L'uioiT. .1..... ■.. 945 721 Wayne .4,769 2,995 Randolph3,39l 1,619 T0ta1......15,990 12,385 Republican majority... 1,605 SIXTH DISTRICT. Johnson 1,727 2,247 Shelby2,2o4 2,-51 Ilaucoek.... 1,1c9 2,0 >4 Henry3,42s 1,717 Delaware .2.765 1.540 Madison■ 2,253 2,391 Grant2,s34 1,811 T0ta116,597 15,128 Republican majority... 1,269 HVZXTH DISTRICT. Marion 9,463 8,452 Morgan...- ... 2,129 1,825 Hendricks 2,859 4,745 Putnam ..2.646 2,100 Total.. 17,097 14,122 Republican majority. . 2,975 IIGUTII DISTRICT. -Lawrence.-...,>1,899 1,661 Monroel.6-7 ,1,531 0wen....1’.432 1,761 Ciav.. ...2,5:.6 2,370 tigo. ...yr.4,004 3 816 Parke .....5 303 1,608 Vermillionl,323 920 Total .15,184 1 3,667 Republican majority... 1,517 NINTH DISTRICT. Boouo . . tjr ,- •• • 22166 2,802 Gimton2,o29 2,324 Montgomery .............. .2,797 2,909 Foantaia ... ■ .1,930 2,172 Warren-..J,519 969 Tippecanoe . 77... 4.200 3,724 T0ta115,441 14,900 Republican majority... 541 TENTH DISTRICT. L0p0rte2,999 3.172 5t.J05eph.:........3,294 2,-01 Starke. 395 47) Porter 1,701 1,278 Lakel,sl2 91,9 Newton 822 642 White.".. 1,297 1.281 CarrollJ ,3.14 1,967 8ent0n.....-.. 803 671 Jasper. .v. 995 561 Pulaski... 650 958 T0ta116,402 14,723 Republican majority... 1,679 ELEVENTH DISTRICT. -Hamilton .....3,0-7 1,682 H o ward. 2,401 . 1,420 Tipton.. .::....... .i,2ST“~t , inCass2,sßs '2,9*8 Miami2,sß6 ,2,539 Wabash.. . . . ..3,015 1,890 T0ta1..16,278 13,448 Republican majority.. .2,830 • ~ t - ~ C3p - Jay.......... 1,751 1,628 -Btedrfwfa-...... —686 785 Wells. 1,284 1,719 ■ .... 672 1,501 Huntington...22ol 2,055 Whit1ey......1,432 1,8-21 Allen 3,451 6,349 T0ta111,477 1E.558 Democratic majority 4,381 THIRTEENTH DISTRICT. Kosciusko .2J68 2,211 Marshall...l,Bsß 2.918 Elkhart. 2,994 2,900, LaGrange .....1,854 1,016 N0b1e.......2.337 2.283 'Steuben.... 1,840 957 DeKalb .1,882 ° 1,934 T0ta1....15,533 13,619 Republican majority... 1,914

Patrons or Husbandry.

The fifth regular meeting of the Jasper .County Central Association Patrons of Husbandry convened at Rensselaer, Indiana, December 28th, 1872, with the following officers present: President, Vice President, Cor. Sec., Rec. Sec., and Treas. TheG.K. being absent, Bro. D. Yeoman was appointed to fill tire vacancy, protein. Delegates and Masters present from subordinate Granges Nos. 18, 22, 28, 30, 33, 36, 37, 40, and from North Fairview, a Grange recently organized in the southwest part of the county. The Association was called to order at 1 o’clock and proceeded directly to business first in order, being the report of the preceding meeting by the Secretary. . > v The Constitution read at the regular meeting in October was next taken under consideration, and meeting wit h general favor, it. was unanimously adopted as then read, no changes whatever being made. Going into force immediately, and by its provisions an election rendered necessary at the last meeting in each year, the ballots were ordered spread'. At this stage of proceedings, bv vote of the Association, Brothers llealey and Adams were recognized as delegates and given seats to represent respectively Marion and Jordan Granges. ' ' TJig ballots were then cast aurj resulted in tfije election of the following officers for the eusui ng year: President,—William K. Parkison, ofFarrneni’ Grange, Vice President,—C> D. Nowles, of Un ton Grange, ,

Corresponding Kecretftry,-asC. W. ’Clifton, of Mt. Fleasanf Grange. Recording Secretary,'l-’Q, yH. Price, ®f North Fairview Treasurer,— John G. Culji, of Farm- • cts 1 <1 rnngie. Gate Keeper,—D. Y’eoman, of Union Gran go. Trustees —. < North—H. A- Baikley, Union, South—J. N. Ross, Carpenter, D. Now les, Union. Reports were next called for from trustees and committees. Report of J. G. Culp frbm F. & B. Cltltmgo unsatisfactory. From R. A. D. & Co. Lafayette, satisfactory. ReebmmendetHo eorrespnrn<i with othef manufacturers looking to the purchase of farm implement!-, and inachinery. Report from Grange Manufacturing Company, of lowa, says: "Buildings finished, machinery purchased, and w-U.l•cunimenee work in a few weeks.” Report of Solicitation of Home Trade by special committee unfinished, but that business devolving ufion the -trmsteeiythe coininittee was <iiscliarged. The <]uestion of Organization of Subordinate Granges was next taken under consideration and by unanimous vote of the Organization the Slasterof the Indiana State Grange: was petitioned to grant a commission as Deputy to C. W. Clifton, P. M. and JI. of Sub. Grmige Jyo, 22. The intended sense or meaning of -Set l ,- 2, A rt. -X. Nat io nai Const i i ufron , was waftnly debated, but no satisfactory decision arrived at. By-Laws for the future government of this Association were next considered, and a committee, eorisisting of Brothers J. Healey, C. 11. Price and J. N. Ross, was appointed to draft the same. No otlur business appearin-g-for tliis session, it was voted that these proceedings be published in the Rensselaer Union, and that we adjourn to meet on the last Saturday of January, 1873, at 1 o'clock p. in.

W. K. PARKISON.

C. W. Clifton, President. Correspu n d ing Secret a ry.

100 per cent, lower forTl.days!— Owing to the stringency • ill money matters, and desirous of turning a large stock of material into cash, Dr. Kelley will take pictures nt the following rates until February Ist, 1873: Gems,4 for same person. 59 cents Bon Tens, each 25 cents Photographs, per dorea $23)0 Alter February Ist the usual prices willTe observed.lmprove the present oiqxu'funity. Now is the time to get your money’s worth. P. S. —Children 4 years old and under, will be charged 25 cents each. 16-2 Ira C. Kelley. Sheriffs Sale. BY virtue of an orde rof sale to roe directed Irony- thc clerk of the Jasper Common Pleas court I will, on Saturday, the 18th day of January, 1873, at or about 2 o’clock P. M., at the door of the Court House in Renaselaer, Jasper county, Indiana, offer at[iublic aftctioß, for a< term of not more than seven years, the rents aird profits of the following described real estate, sifuatecFvu'‘said town, to-wit: Commencing at a. point on' Washington ! jstreery63 feet from tile corner of Washing- I ton and Front streets; thence running north wes'erly, paialiel with Front street 100 feet, io. the line of lot 14; thence rr lining ’ nor theasterly, paral Id with Washington street 57 feet, on the line-between lots 14 and 15; thence ruuiiing southeasterly, parallel with Front street 100 feet, to Washington street; and thence southwesterly onWnshingtou - street 57 ie< t, to the place of hegißiitu*y-tii-block 4 ; and if'said rents and profits'ail to sell for enough to satisfy said order es sale I will al the same time and place offer at pub iic sale the fee simple of s.iid real estate, — Ordered to be sold as the properly of Isaac M. Stackhouse it. 01., at file suit of Joint Dickson et. al., without benefit of aupiaisemeutluWs, »übject to redemption,—LEWIS L DAUGHERTY, Dec. 26, 1872. Sheriff Jumper Co., Lid. E. P. Hammond, Alt’)'. _ ■ ■ I BUSINESS CARDS. CL A. MOSS), Physician and Surgeon, RENSSELAER, INDIANA. Office in Shanghai Building. Front.. Room, TUritrW,BJ - Tffies Tr Grocefy Stors. ' MOSF.S B. ALTER, Kenttcluer, Indiana, , Office in Harding 4 Alter's Drug Store. J. H. LOUGHRIDGE. B.T. MARTIN. LOIGHRHIMI &. MARTIN, PH YSI CIA NS ANN S UIIGH DNS Rensselaer, Indiana. EDWIN P. HAMMOWD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Rensselaer, Indiana. 3.-15-!y ■" Z - • • R S. Dwiggin*, 7___Henry 8 Trains Zimri Dwiggins. R. S. DWIGGINS & CO., COUNSELORS AT LAW. RENSSELAER, INDIANA. 4-24

THOS. J. SPITLER, ATTOHNRY AtUW OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE. Especial attention given to Real Estate and Fire Insurance Business. SIMON J». THOMPSON, ' Pro,. Alt*. 1-ah circuit. ATTORNEY LAW, AT THOMPSON & BRO ’S LAW AND REAL ESTATE OFFICE, Rensselaer, Indiattn. ALFKSn M’COX. at.FKKD THOMPSON A. McCOY * THOMPSON, B A NK ER S. RENSSELAER, INDIANA. Buy and sell Qfin and Domestic ExchiSg | make Collections on all available points, pay i Interest on specified time depoeitea, and transact all business in their line Wis A dispatch. U2f*Office hours, from 9 a. m.to4 p. m no 5,4 lv. BLACKSMITH SHOP Is in operation one door above r«^nav the E xpresß Office. RENSSELAER All kinds at blacksmithing doiretaorder BEDFORD'S 81. ICXS7IITH SHOP. Front street, upposiuPStage Office, Rensselaer, Indiana. —’ ' llor.se shoeing, blacksmithing and general repairing at.reasonable rates. 3-52 | e rara a .WlLLlSJ. WKJUHT, New*,ar* th. old U N D E R T A KER, B* l Coffin, of alt .lies on hand and i,.prepared I to fill all order. for any atyl<», Plain er Fancy, al redecro rrfeea • - . 117-ts

DAILY HACK LTVKRY*S T A B L E. Hacksruh daily (Sundays excepted) between Rennaelaerand Bradford,ou the C& L R R, - J V Horsos and Carriages to let at reasonable rate*. J W. Duvall. CENTRAL HOTELr Cor. Vanßensitlaer anil H’athington Sit., KENSSELAEB. INDIANA. Tlii« House has been thoroughly renovated and furnished tbroiighout with new furniture. ConunniHona stabl<*s nt.tactßfiT7'“* ' ’' HOS. BOROJ’OUS. PaorßltTOE. AUSTIN HOUSE? JOHN M. AUSTIN, PROPRIETOR. S. fit. cor. Washington and Front *ts„ RENSSELAER. - - - IN 111 ANA. Special attention to the accotuodatiofi of travellers. Good stables attached. , G 2.HANDY MAN. Th c undersigned will do all kinds of odd jobs, such as digging, walling and cleaning wells, cellars m k ng gardens nailing lath and shingles, making fences, ,tc 5-4 Iy JAMES W . PORTER UNDERTAKER. Having sold my Hardware Store I am now enabled to.devote mv entire attention to CABINET-MAKING & UNDERTAKING. “Ml sized COFFINS"kept constantly du hand finished in styles to suit customers. 4 21 I. M. STACKHOUSE. GET THE" BESS Tire most simple. Durable and Reliable Sew ing -Machine for Fam7iy~Use is the HOWIE SXIUTTTiE. Stitch alike on both sides: This Machine has been thoroughly tested in hundreds of famil'es and in no case has it failed to give entire satisfaction. Its cheapness, simplicity of construction, and strength, make it » favorite with all who have tried.it. See the agcut and jet one. J. S. HOPKINS, 4-42 A sent, EenssMl**r, Ind. Norton & Howard Having bonght tl.e Tobacco and Cigar Store i in ' Liberal Form r” building, recently owned, oy Mr. John Q. Alter, ennofltiee to the public; that they wiil keep a good stock of PLUG, FINE-CUT AND SHORTS ClKwwg iTobofco, SMOKING TOBACCO, CIGARS, I- • . ■ ■ - . ■ Fancy P-ipes, Common- Pipes, Cigar Holilars, ' Tobacco Pouches, Tobacco Boxes,, and ail i tobaecd-nscr's supplies in variety. ; We also have Collars, Cuffs, Shirts. Neck j -T-ies, Sleev* Buttons,-lloautn Stud*, HendkerI chiefs, and all kinds of : GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, i I Pens, Ink, Paper,Envelopes, Hair Oil, Perfumery,.Toys, botions, -Canned Fruits,j-Nuta, Sardinas, T'trr* Oysters, sardines, aud r FRESH OYSTERS j j i? THE CAN OH DISH.: !- AVe shall endeavor, l-y strict attention to mir I . business, by c untesy and fairness to all, by j keenin g a fiill.stock of fresh goods andjeljjiig. them at te.isomible profits to attract a share of patronage Cajl gt, the sign sis tbt .BICt . Z.VD/.4A'. "Liberal Corner'’ block, opposite of Austin'* Hotel, lienssetaer. Indiana. , 5-G .XOIITOS A- HOfVARI/

New Grocery AND ! PROVISION STORE : In the. old Post Office room on Washington St 1 north side, two doors below Vanßensselaec Rensselaer, Indiana. ; r | A splendid selection ofa’l kinds of Grocer- ■ ies. Provisions, a small .trick of cheap Quccna- ’ ware, Woodenware, Notions, <kc. always on ! hand. Call and examine ray SUGAR, TEA, ■■ - -• COFFEE, ■ ■ SPICE, SODA, H- 'V " - 7 ■ ■ Y-’ SALT. • t... - . SOAP SAI.ERATUS. 1 cRACKEH§, — —~— CANDLES, VINEGAR, MOI.ASEX, CHEESE FLOUR. BUT TER, BACON, EGGS, FISH, NUTS. FIGS RAISINS, DRIED FRUIT, CANNED FRUIT, &C., AC., AC., AC All to be sold as cheap as markets wil permit. Highest price paid for CO UNTR Y PR OD UCE of at! kinds. <-H CHARLES FLATT.

NEW STOCK —OF—BOOTS & SHOES The undersigned would inform th. pablfc that ho bas.opoßd out an entirely.new «tock of r -f Boots & Shoes at the John Thompson Drug Store, on Washington street and will keep constantly oa hand FRENCH KIP AND CALF BOOTS, . . ■ BOYS" AND Yonns’BOOTS • CHILDREN’S SHOES. Experienced workmen will be in the shop to make boote and shoeS"to order and warranted to fit, and all of thp work done at _piy shop, if it rips, mended wifiit ut charged Give me a call. f \ '• WILLIAM' K ASSNER. 4 « K

FOR THE RAILROAP! PH KELLEY. knowing tbe usntß ot th is community and vicinity, as also the pleasure and comfort of his patrons and friends, has enlarged and entirely refitted his PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY thereby enabling him to produce all the late styles of pictures. Rembhanpt, Mbdam.ioh, and Holyoakk of superior finish. Old pictures copied end enlarged jo life size and fiiahed in India ink and water colors. ' Thankful for, past favors Ihe Ur. will make it a specialty tp do the very- best work and to please customers. All |iinds arid styles of PICTURE FRAMES on hand at a very small advance over manufacturers’ prices. The public is cordially invited to call at his rooms and examine specimens. Special attention given to the practice of Ikentistry as heretofore. . (ffiSrl’. B—-Dr. KELLEY is agent for the celebrated American Button-Hole and OverSeaming Sewing Machine; persons wishing perfection in a sewing machine will profit by calling at the Photograph Gallery and seeing th’a m iehine with samples of work. Rooms over Willey <t Sigler’s store, Washington street, Rensselaer, Indiana. 4-28 IRA C. KELLEY.

LAND FOR SALE. 440 acres in Union township, 160. acres in Keener township,; known as the property of I e’er Kellenberger. late deceased. Title perfect. For farther particulars address, by letter or otheiwlse, E. Whitson, Sheldon, Ill.; Tiios. Baker, Lafayette, Ind.; or p. B. KEI.LENBERGER, 4- 6m Washington, Daviess Co,, Ind. What Next? The great Juvenile Magazine. 30 cents a year with a splendid SLOO Prang Chromo free. Specimen 3 cents. Great attractions to clubs. FAVORITE POEMS. A charming collection of about 4.50 of the Boys’ and Girls’ old and new favorites, for home and school reading.— Price 75 cents. Specimen part containing 27 “gems - ’ sent for C cents postage. Say where yon saw this. JOHN B. ALDEN, Publisher. 5- Chicago, 111. INDIANA DAILY & WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL. I Largest and Best Paper in the State. ShcrM be Read by Every Republican Family in Indiana. SUBSCRIBE FOR YOUR STATE PAPER. SPLENDID PR EMI I MS fTO CLUES. . THE WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL FOR 1873. The proprietors of the INDIANA STATE JOURNAL are determined to spare no pains nor expense to make the Journal the Best as well as the Cheapest Republican newspaper in Indiana or the West,and for the pm pose of ■ securing such a circulation as the importance ' and value of the-|raper demand, they offer'The i following liberal list of premiums to Agents : for obtaining subscribers: Premiums to Club Agents. For a Club of five at $1.75 each, We will give a No. 7 solid Gold Pen, without holder, worth $ 2.50 Or a set of double si I vcr-p:ated, TeaSpoons, w0rth..................... J. 59 For a Chib of Twenty-five. at $1.50 each, . A silver-plaitc.l Dinner ('astor. worth, ?.*() Or a dozen double plated Dessert Forks, worth 8.50 For <> Chib of Fifty, Utt each, A line sifvm- b.nnttiijt-case Watch, jeweled. lever movement, worth jl.'.Otl Or -an elegant Russia bound Family Bible, or dt,ber books .of same, value. For a Club of Seventy .five. at $1.33 each, fi fine silver I'.unti og-caie W atoh r fnil plate, lever movement, full jeweled, warranted, .worth ............. ' A Wiison under feed Sewliig Machine, 45.1:0 - (Lr n si!ver Water Pitcher;, wotthpeorn- - - plete. with Tray and Goblet 45.00- - For Club-of One I lunched, at § ’.Zb car h, - A Singer or Howe' Sewing Machine.. 70.00 Dr a splendid silver- hunting ease Watch, full plate, gold binge, warrantd, 70.00 For Chib of Two Hundred, at St. 25 ! An elegant gold hunting case Watch, lever movement,hcavy -cr.se, full jeweled, warranted, w orth 13(1.00 Or a Lady’s Watch of same value Or an elegant Howe Cabinet jewing Machine, Worth 13CC0 - ' -f-;--, Cash Commission* to Agent* I Who prefer a cash commission in lieu of the ' foregoing premiums. On application Commission Rates will Be furuishe.l. T Eli JI S': THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY JOURNAL. > By Mail (payable tn a lvanee), 1 year _SI2-.00 “ “ 6 months 6.00 “ “ 3 thonslra 3GO ’■ “ 1 month 1.00 By the week, (paysthle to agent or carrier) ,25 THE WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL. Single Copies...... 0& “Clubs of Five^each).....l.7s Clubs of Twenty-five [each] 1.50 (Tubs of Seventy-live [each] 1,35 Clubs cf One Hundred and over [each].. 1.25 Specimen Copies of the DAILY or WEEKLY JOURNAL will be sent gratuitously to those who wish to examine the paper with reference to subscribing or raising clubs. Circulars and Posters furnished agents and getters up of Clubs. Cl«bs should be complete Lsfore sending, and remittances made atone time. Additions may be made at any time, at elub rates, after the club has been raised, provided only that a full year’s subscription is taken. Single subscribers, invariably, $2 in advance. The money must accompany all orders. The above prices are invariablo. Remit in Drafts or Pestofiice Money Orders, if possible, and where neither of these can be procured, send the money in a Registered letter. All Postmasters are obliged to register letters when requested to do so, and the system is an abso-“ lute protection against losses by mail. Give full address, I’o&tofiice, County and State- - - Address, INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL CO. Indianapolis, Indian*, [6-eow-4

S 20,000! Twenty Thousand Dollars in premiums for distribution among the $2,00 subscribers of the CINCINNa-TI Weekly Jnquivcv! IJSf AFtRIJL., 1573. The number oft Premiums are always increased when the number of names exceed the number calculated upon. We now offer the following: 1 Cash Premium of SIO.OO 20 Cash Premiums of SIOO each 2,000 ■’ 60 Stem-winding Watches, SBO each. 4.800 100 .Cash Premiums of S2O each2,ooo 200 Ca-h Premiums o: $lO each 2,0. 0 100 Cash Premiums of $5 each 500 100 Cash Premiums of $3 each.... 300 100 Cash Premiums of $2 eaeh 200 1279 miscellaneous Prema $2 to 810 each 7,200 Making a Total of TWO THOUSAND Premiums, worth TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. Every subscriber who remits $2 for a year’s sdbscription will have his name legistered, and will be. furnished by return mail a rebelpt giving the date and number to which his name is registered, said number being represented by a duplicate in the distribution. Agents sending 1# names,and $20.00 at one time receive a.free paperone year and have their names registered as participants for premiums. . - -y ■ .■ ; Specimen Copies, Posters, Premi im Pamphlet and Subscription blanks sent free to persona desiring them . Address FAKEN & McLEAN. CINCINNATI, OHIO, IRA TV. YEOMAN, Agent, Rmeehter, bed. Jan. 9,1873.-SIO V

A List of Lands and Town Lots returned and remaining delinquent for the noh-paytnent of taxes, for tlis year 1871, and former years, including'penaity and ifitercsfr'thereon, and -taxes-for-t-he -current year, in Jasper County, Indiana. *

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