Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 43, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1875 — Page 5

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL THUItSDAY. JUNE 17 1875

THE STATE AT LAIIGE.

REFLEX OF THE INDIANA PRESS. PATE5T KWHTS. The following ia a list of patents granted to citiz3m of this state tiT the month past, and furnished Dy Nely Bros., solicitors of patents at Washington: John S. Sourwine, Indianapolis, ruffling attachment lor Bewing machines. Isaac Lehmer, Greet held, windmill. It. I. Patterson. Moncie. hand-rubber. Levi W. Powis, Valparaiso, car coupling. H. Stretcher, Indianapolis, key-fastener. F.H. Hunter, Actonville, burglar-alarin. U.S. Herr, Indianapolis, addressing machine. . , D. A. Dinfortb, Elkhart, drivan-well point. Harrison Ogborn, assignor to Samuel Watson, both of Richmond, hog-trap. Harrison Ogborn, Richmond, invalid-bed bottom. ,. , . Reginald IX. Pirker, Indianapolis, design for neck-tie. CLAY COCKTY. Brazil ia pushing forward her water works. An immense well is t be the source of supply. The water found U abundant, very pure and quite Bolt. EVASSVICXE CITY. Several prominent citizens last week presented the widow of the late Dr. Cloud with a life-eie -portrait of her deceased husband, a-eoainamed by a touching and eloquent lettfr, ertrissiva of their esteem for the dead. FLOYD COCJiTT. And now the L'jdger-Standard responds t finit fir libjl. The Rar. Mr. Birr claims fiö.OOJ damazos done to his valuable reputation. The Ledger 8 lys: This suit la baed upon aa article which tppeared ia this caper in regird to the travelling Rambiin hon a'.ttKMied to a circus, and commcnly known a "the white elephant." It will btrdly be claimed that there was any ,naiio in thfl nublicatioD. as there was nothing bat tho most kindly feelings exist the stockholders and th3 rev erend gentleman, und we were prompt in XpUlniDg the mat-er, so soon as it cam9 to our knowledge tnat it was untrue, and that retraxit had as wida if not a wider circulation than the original charge. We are led to believe that Mr. B has been badgered into the course he has pursued. His repu:a:lon is not damaged a nou markee. HAMILTON C0CXTY. The Nob!esvl!i8 Ledger hears from Sirawtowa that on June 6, Sunday morning, a couple of David Fleming's sons, aged ten and seven years, while looling with another one ot those very harmless instruments, i. e., an empty gnn, succeeded in discharging the unexpected load. The ball beins of a common squirrel size, took effect ia the younger boy's arm, on the upper and outside of the limb near the elbow, and tracked down the larger bone to near the wrist wr.ere it came out, making an ugly bole and a very serious wound. JEFFERSON COUNTY. Hanover Cjllea is "cjmmencing" this week. To-morrow (Thursday) is the culminating point ot the week's exercises. The Madison Courier chronicles a fearful and perhaps fatal explosion, caused by the careless handling of gunpowder. It oc curred at the residence of Mr. Jacob Musser, a well-to-do German farmer, who lives just at the top of the h 11 on the Hanover pike road, last evening, at about VA o'clock. DurInsrthedava pound or powaer naa oeen purchased, and after supper the children had gathered a.omad the table to see the older bvs put the powder ia their horns, by the light of a tallow candle, when, by some unaccountable accident, the caudle was upset, exploding the powder, with a fearful result. The children, five in number, ranging lrom 7 to 20 years of age three boys and two girls were all dreadfully burned about the face and hands. The clothing of the girls took fire and made the acene a leariul one Indeed. Through the effort of the parent, who were ia an adenine room, the eirls wera save! from a Horrible deatb, but were very seriously burned. WARSICK COUNTY. The poor fasting girl ia dead. The Evansville Ilerald says: The girl's name i3 OUie Brown, a daughter of Fletcher Brown, Esq., well known to many in this city. Some years ago the girl fell oa her epine, sustaining severe injuries, from which she never recovered. Within the past year she has at Intervals abstained lrom food for weeks at a time, and previous to her death which occurred last week, bad not eiten anything for upwards of fifty days. The girl's sufferings previous to her death were fearful to benold, and a eight ot her emanciated face and body, actually pitltul. Her body bad become wasted to a mere shadow, and on seme parts of it there was scarcely a particle of flesh left. Several physicians ot that Etigfcborhood made post mortem examinations, but discovered nothing on which to base the cause. WASHINGTON COUNTY. An informant of the Ledger-Standard brought with him a sample twig from a peach tree, near Salem, which contained about a dozen peaches as large aa a pigeon's egg, and Bays it was cut from the tree withy out any special selection, lie also informs

that there will be quite a crop of apples. Thus, one by one, th abort crop noted ara f proving fallacious. We wera told early In ihA uuuin mnii it m rnnpatAri Ln tin a

dozen times, that the strawberries were cut down by the old winter and spring, and vet the market stalls are crowded with bushels of this delighted lrnlt. So, too, it may prove of apples and peaches. SHERIFF CROSBY'S LITTLE AFFAIR. HIS ABRA50EM EST WITH OILKER THE SHOOTING OILMER'S CARD. At the time Sheriff Crosby was shot by Gilmer, his deputy, the Sentinel editorially noted the main points of the bond which linked the two. The ctory is glyen in full in a letter to the Chicago Times: In Novem ber, 1872, Peter Crosby, a mulatto, was elected aherifl of Warren county, of which Vicksburg Is the capital. He irave a straw bond, which was accepted by officials of bis own party predilections, and took charge of bis ofilce. A few days after, a numVer of his bondsmen were arrested on the charge of perjury for having sworn falsely as to the value of their property. After a t'me several of the indicted parties withdrew from the bond, and a new instrument was drawn np and signed by many of the signers of the old bond and nonresidents ot trie county. This bond was considered worse than the origiaal, but was nevertheless accepted, and Crosby continued In undisputed possession of his office until the death of one of th9 sureties, which, it was claimed, under the lawa ot the state, ivalldated the bond. The taxpiyrrs' league believing the colored suerilf utterly irresponsible, insisted that h? should be required by the proper authority, the board of supervisors, to give a nw bond, but no attention was 1, paid by that body to the demands of toe taxpayers. On the 2nd day of December, 1374, the taxpayers met at the theater and appointed a committee, after protracted discussion, to wait on Crosby and other bond-

less officials, and request their resignation.

The committee waited upon the officials im- u mediately, and were Indolently and insultingly repulsed. When the fact was re ported back to the meeimg, is was idswuuj resoiv&d that the taxpayers should repair to the court house in a body and there DEMAND TUR RESIGNATION of dishonest and bondless officials, as there was no safety for the property of the county od no protfetion for the records, which were being daily mutilated and destroyed to shield the dishonest acta ol criminal offi cials. Many of the officials ficd from the court house at the approach of the tax-payers, but Crosby remained and complied with the demands made upon mn Dy tendering his resignation, stating, however, that he did so under duress. The next day the bosrd ol supervisor convened and Usued an order that Crosby should present a good and sufficient bond within twenty days or Lis office would ba declared vacant at the expi ration of that time. Crosby immediately caused a card to be published, in which he denounced the taxpayers 89 a mob, banditti, etc, and sent emmissaries throughout the county to invite the negroes to arms to overawe tne whites and reinstate him in his office, using no other persuasive argument than that he was a colored man ana a republican. Oa the 7th the attempt was made, with what result you know, fcegrots marched upon tho city from three directions, wers met and repulsed, with many killed, wounded, ano captured. Crosby was taken prisoner early ln the action, and was securely guarued at a time when public excitement ran high, and when the incenjed populace was eager lor Crosby's blood. Lter, the twenty days allouei by the board of supervisors expired, and Ciosby, haying failed to give Dond, an election was ordered to fill the vacancy in his office. A. J. Flanagan was nominated bv the tax papers, and elected to the office, and at once toot possession ami commenced the discharge of his official duties. He gave a good bond, and was proceeding quietly in the discharge of his duties when his ofiico was entered by 6quadolU. S. soldiers with fixed bayou ts and he was forcibly elected. &uoscquenuy Croby made an arrangement with a citizeu of Kemper countv, then a state nenator. named Uilmsr. by which a bond was raaoe for Crosby as sheriff and collector, with the understanding that Gilmer should collect the taxe. control the office, and make it all right with Crosby afterward. ONS OF GILMEß'f FIRST ACTS was to discharge all of Crosby's deputies and appoint those of his own selection. Trouble commenced at once in the camp ol the faith ful, and has continued ever since. Under the new regime affairs about the court bouse were not improved.. Robberies and mntllatioo of records continued, jail deliveries became frequent, jurie3 were packed, ar.d criminals went unwliipped of justice, but the citizens maintained ä sullen nilence and remained passive under their severe trials, awed by the presence of the mi itary, and patiently awaiting the good day coming. Tnese facts have been coaiuiL" nicated to you disconnectedly by telegraph. On Monday (yesterday) the official relations of Crosby and Gilmer were disrupted and the compact broken. In the evening Crosby and Gilmer walked into a saloon near the court house to appease their thirst. Crosby was le!t standing at the counter while Gilmer walked through into a back room. A few minutes later the report of a pistol was heard, and Crosby fell to the floor with a bullet in his head, it having entered Just below tie left eye. The report went out that Crosby had attempted suicide by shooting himself, bat later in the evening Crosby, who remained conscious, made an affidavit before Mayor O'Leary, who attended his bedsid6, that he bad been shot either by Gilmer or by his direction. Gilmer made his appearance at the mayor's court this morning, but the prosecution not being ready for trial he was released on his own recognizance, to appear on Saturday. Gilmer published the following card in this morning's paper: A CARD. To the Tax-payer of Warren County: My appointment as deputy sheriff and taxcd! lector of Warren county having been nvoked by Peter Crosby, sheriff of ea!d county, this is to giya notice, that ln censid eration of said appointment. I made his bond, and I shall, at the earliest mouien, cause the withdrawal of the names ot my Mends from said bond. Tax-payers and tnose interested are requested to govern themselves accordingly. The tax collections for the fiscal year of 1374 having been made by me, a full settlement with the state and county will be made by the undersigned at an early date, v ery respectfully, John F. Gilmkr. The colored Masons of the country hold a grand reunion at Boston, June 2Kb, under the auspices of the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, to celebrate the 100th anni versary of the bestowing of the first charter by h.ogland on the colored lodges of the United States, which was Issued March 6, itto, iu iae iounuers ci .rrince xiaii ixdge at isofcton. So glad. Tracy Titus and Mrs. Oates have kissed and made up, and Allison, the mi?-chief-maker, has been caned and diacharzed And the honey of thlt reconciliation ia to be spread upon the otage of Hooley's, week afier next. rarcxysmal Chicago Critic. I he Worcester Yonn? Men's Christian Association employs a clergyman to fre quent saloons and billiard halls and talk re ligion to young men. ST. LOUIS BRIDGE AND UNION DEPOT All railroad lines from the North, Eist and South, which have heretofore landed tneir St. Liouis and Western passengers at Eist St. Louis, now run over the bridge and through the tunnel into the Union Depot of the Missouri Pacific railroad at St. Louis Western passengers ticketed over the Mlisouri Pacific Through Line, f which Is the only western line running out ot Union Depot), will therefore avoid all omnibus translers incident to other lines. Address kj. A. furo, ueneral .Passenger Agent, 25 South Fourth street. St. Loul?. for rate. time-tables and full information in regard to tne western country. STATE OF INDIANA, JBarlon Mary U.Hill vs. Josephe Hill. county, ss In the Nr.. perlor court or iiarion county, in the s ate of Indiana June teim, 187 j. Ho. 10,217. Petition for divorce. Belt known, that on the 26th day of May, 1S75, the above named plaintiff, by her attorneys, filed in the office of the clerk of the Bnperior Court of Marion coun'v, in the state of Indiana, her complaint against the above named defendant for livoree. and on said iWfh day of My, 1H75, the said plaintiff filed lnsald clerk's office the affidavit of a competent person showing that naid defendant, Joseph C. HUI, Munt a resident of the state of Indiana, and that his residence In onktown. Now therefore, by order of said court, said defendaut last above named is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against bira, and that unless he appear and answers or demurs thereto, at the calling of said cause on the second day of the terra of said court, to be beun and held at the Court House la the city of lodinuapnltg, on the first Monday in Heptember, 175, aid complaint, and the matteisand th ngs therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined ln his ab pence. A. H. HK'lwN, Clerk. Tatlor- Rajen & TArvon, Atty. for I'l'ff.

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O IIF.Rirrs KALE.-By vlrtareof an execu O Hon to me directed, from the clerk of the bnperior Court of Marlon coanty, Indiana, . will expose at public sale, to thejhlgheüt bid ar, on r -, SATURDAY, the;iO'-h;day ofJuIj, A.D.1S75 between the hours ot 10 o'clock A. ft. and o'clock p. m. of said day, at the door of the Court House of M&rlon county. Indiana, tne rents and profits for a term not exceedinsr seven years, of the following real estate, to-wit: Lot number nine 9 and ten 101 ln block number seven 7 lu CliesUrU. Bartholomew s Euclid Place addition to te e town of Irvlngton, Marion county, Indiana, as the property, of Chester Ci. BartColomew, and the southwest corner of the east half of the southeast quarter of section seven 17), township fourteen U, range four 4J east, containing one and 67-10 J acres, situate in Marion county, Iudiaua, as the property of Thomas J. Howard. And on failure to realize the full amount of Judgment, Interest and costs, I will , at the same time and place, expose at public sale the lee simple of said re d estate. Taken as the property of Chester ti. Bartholomew and Thomas J. Howard, at the suit of Joseph A. Moore et al. Bald sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT KKISSNER, . sheriff Marlon county. June 18, A. D. 1875. Beck a Scluvax, Attys. for riff. JunH 3t IIEKirrc SALE. By virtue of an execu tion to me directed, lrom the Clerk of the Sonerior Court of Marlon county. Indiana. will expose at public itaie, to the higcent bidder, on SATURDAY, the 10th day of July, A. I). 1S75 between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and i o'clock p. 3f , of said day, at the door of the Court I loose of Marion county, Indiana, the renin ana prouis for a term not exceeding seven years, oi lueiouowing real estate, to-wit. B ginning at a stone where the lice of Merid ian street would'strlke the county road leading from the Michigan road to Trester's saw mill. running mence east thirty-eight rods and eleven 1 11 inches, thence north eight rods and one foot and Mx inches, thence west forty rods and eleven (11) feet, thence southwardly eight rods, two feet and six Inches to the place of beginning, adjoining the town of Augusta on the east side, being a part of the cast half of the southwast quarter of section twenty-nine 21', township seventeen 17. north of range three 31 east, containing two 21 acres, more or less. Also the following, it being a part of the west half of the southeast quarter of section twentynine (29). in township seventeen f 171, north of range three 3 eaHt, it being the south half of the piece or parcel of land deeded by Ueorge Annis and Mary Anuis, UU wife, to Florence J. l exers, boundei as ioIIows: Commencing nine t fet from tne southwest corner of tue lot owned by Sample Lofton, ln the town of Augusta, on the east side of Michigan road, thenc eastward ly on a line with the fence, three hundied and thirty feet to a stake on aline with the east side of a parallel street lu said town, thence southwardly wiib the course of said street to a make on tht north side of the coanty roil leading to Trester's mill, between the Michigan road to the place of beginning, one hundred feet, lnciudinall the aove dtcrlhad lot, except the lot owned by the Ulir.ttlao Church, all In Marlon county, Indian, and on failure lo teallze the fu l amount or Judgment, interest and costs. I will, at the auie time and place, expose at public sale the fee simple of said real estate. Taken as the property of Benjamin F. Berry, at the gult of Sinker, lavls & Co. Haid sie will be made without any rellff wbateyer from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBEU1' KEJM.SNEK, hherltl of Marion county. June 16, A. D. 1873. J t" Li an, B, & J. Att'ys for Pl'ff. Junel7-3t

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OIIEItlFr-S ALE -By virtue of a certified vi copy of a decree to ma dirfxfH fmm t Clerk of the Superior Court of Marlon County. . .?,ia a-u,V herein Joo Mathlas Ü plaintiff and Kate J. liawson is defendant, requiring meto mnke ihe Bum of five hundred and ninety-two dollars' and seventy-four cents, and two other lnstallm nts to come due. with interest on said decree and cnnK I win .x. rose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 10th day of July, A.D. 1S75 between the hours ot 10 o'clock A. x. and 4 o el .ck p. x . of said dav. at the door of t ha i 'nnrt House of Marlon county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of Lot Dumber twentv-aeven f271 in Ynnn-. divbdun of outlet number one hnndmi ,ni eighty-one 1811 ln the city of Indianapolis Marlon county, Indiana. If such rents and nrofl fx will Tint eull fnr a snffl. cient sun to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, l will, at the same time and place, expose iu yumio Hie ms iee mmpie or said real estate, or ao much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge aid decree, interests and costs. Paid sale will be made without anv relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT REISSNEB, Sheriff of Marion county. June lß. A. P. IS75. A. r . UEX5T, Atty. for FTn. 17-Ct SHERIFfS SALE -By virtue or a certified capy of a decree to me directed, from the clerk of the Superior Court of Marion county, iuowD, in cause wnerem Jonn tshelienDerber is p.aintirr and John E. Fawkner et al. are defendants, tequiring me to make the sum oi iour nuQureu ana ninety collars and sev-entv-slx Cflnts, with Interest on said decree and cot. 1 will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on CS t fTT7 T TA k Xr . 1 , r . I .3 . in r - asikkj iua. i , mo luiu uay ui j uiy, iY.u. 10,0 between thehoursof 10 o'clock A. v. and o'clock p. M. of said day. at the door of the Court Honte of Marlon couaty, Indiana, the rents and Drofits ior a term not exceeumg seven years, or the 10JLot number two 2 in souare number twof-21 In Woou's subdivision in the city of InalanaDoil, county or Marlon and state of Indiana. irsucn rents ana pronts wm not sell for a sullieient sum to satisfy said decree. Interests and costs, I will, at the same tlms and piece. expose to puDiic saie tne ree simpw or sid real r state, or to much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interests and costs. Bald sale will be made wlthoct any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement la-.vs ALBERT REIKSNER, MeriiF of Ma; ion counts. June 16, A. D. 175. WojtLF.s, Atty. for Pl'ff. Junr7-3t O II ER I FI" NAI.E. By '.virtue of a certlD fled copy of a decree to me directed, from the cierK or the superior Court of Marion county. Indiana, In a cause wherein Aegedlus Nn.ltter, exr., etc., is plaintiff, and Peter Upaht et al. are defendant, requiring meto make the sum of nix hundred aud thiriy-eight dollars and twenty-f ur cents, with interest on raid decree and cost. I will expose at public sale. 1 me highest br3der, on SATURDAY, the 10th d.iy ef July, A.D. KTf between the hoars of 10 o'clock A.m. and o'clock p. Mof said day, at the door f the Court 110v.se 01 Clarion county, Indiana, tte reuts and proülsfor a lerm not exceeding seven years.of the loiiowlug real eitate, to-wit: Lot. number flf(y-rlght öS In S? idenstlcker & Hallr er s subdivision of part of the nonhest Quarter oseclon thirteen 1 1"1, to vnship fifteen 1, rnngrt three .l,east, according to the plat of mioaiTision nieu auu recorueu lu lue rfcorders onice of Marlon county, Indiana, Kitr.ate in Marios coanty, Indiana. If suoii rents and nmflts will not sell for a. suf ficient sum to satitify said decree, interest and c sts, I will, at the name time and place, expose to public sale the lee eJmp'e of said real estnte, or bo m uen 1 lienor an maybe suuiclent todls charge said decree, interest? and costs. ;laid f &la will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws ALBERT REISSSNER. Sheriff of Marion county. June 16. A. D. 1S75. Tai 1.0R, Band T.t Attys. for lVft. Janel7-St OIIERIFF'H A I.E. -By virtue ofaceriifWd ij copy of a decree to me directed, from the Clerk of the Superior Court of Marion county. Indiana, in a cause wherein James C.Davis is plaintiff and John Hhaw et al. are defendants requiring me to make the sum of eighteen hundred and sixty eight dollars aud twenty with Interest on said decree and cost, I will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATCRDA Y.tho lOlh day of Jul y, A. D. 1875, between the hoars of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'c ock p. M., of said day, at the door of ihe ocrt house of Marlon county, Indiana, the rents and prodts lor a term not exceeding seven years.of the following real estate, to-wit: Lots number d three 31, four 4, thirteen 15, fourteen 11, nlueteea i9, twenty '!), tweut' nine fw), thirty thlity-flve . thirty-six forty-flTe 4ö and forty-six . In John H. Master's subdivision of blocks numbered flrtyone51, fi fly-two 62, flfty-lhree &.1, flfty-rour ii, flfty-nve 56 and fifty-six 5;i in Temple C. Harrison's addition to the city of Indianapolis, in the ccunty of Marion, in the sta'.e of Indiana. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree. Interests and costs, I will, at the same lime and place, expote to public vale the fed simple of said real esud, or so much thereof as may be -utnclent to UliCharge sail decree, interests and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT RE1SSXER, Sheriff of Marion county. June 16, A. D., IS75. Hann 4. t K., Att'ys for Pi'ff. Junel7-3t Sil I F S SALK.-By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed, from the clerk f the Superior Court of Marlon county, Indiana, ln a cause wherein Elizabeth K Taylor, Ex., etc., et al. are plaintiffs und Denn C. Hallore et al. are defendants, requiring me to make the sum of lour hundred and fort y-tbret-doliars, and twenty-one cents, with Interest on said decree and cost. I will expose at pub lic saie, 10 tne nignest uiuuer, on SATURDAY, the 10th day of July, A.D. 1S75. between the hour of 18 o clock a. k. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the door of the Court House oi Marion county, Indiana, the rents and pronn ior a term nos exceeding seven years, of the following real estate, to-wit : Lot number two hundred and flftv-Mx fZWlof pfnun w a ui sl iuuui iBiuu ui tut norm pitrt of the southwest quarter of section seven 7, towohip number flfteer .15, north of ranee iour tij easi, reierence ofc. i-.- tuaue to the plat of said subdivision as rectV.ed in plat book Sin. 4, pate tl, ln the recorder's office of Marina connty, Indiana, situate in Marion county, Indiana. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interests and costs, I will, at the sams time and place, expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said uecree, interests and costs. Salil bale will be mid a without anv miief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT REISSXER, herlff of Marlon county. June 16. A. D. 1S75. Chapman, H. st H. , Attys. for Pl'ff. Junel7-3t SIII.KIFF'N MALE. By virtue of an execution, tome directed iron the clerk of th fcuperlor Court of Marlon countv. Indiana. I will expose at public sale, :o the highest bidder. ou SATURDAY the 10th day of July, A.D. 18?5, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p.m. of said day. at the aoor of the Court noun? oi Aiuiion county, inuiana. the rents and profits for aterm not exceeding seven years of the loilowlrg real estate, to-wit: The undivided Interest of Nathan T Vi'ia in lot number twenty-four 27 in Hubbaid, MoCarty S Martlndale's subdivision of lots number five f 1 and six T01 lo souare nnmhor ti.iv. 12 in the south hs t addition fo the city of JudiunupoliH, ti.r.ou county, Indlaua. And on fxiiuie to realise the full xmonnt or Judgment, interest and costs, i will, at the same anu piace.expo.se at puDiio sale the lee simple of Raid real mutate. Taken as the property of Nathan D. Ellis at the suit of James It. Elliott and Henry Cusllng. taid sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraitement lawe. ALBERT REISSNER, i a , Sheriff Marion c-jonty.

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sc . , -i 1 i , l,l . , i,l I I . I i rT -ii fm A HI TTC TÄT A TrpPTl Address KFrEDVJ limcbre iiible. Book and Map Ilocse, Chicago. 111. "OTICE OF AD.niNIsritATION. Notice Is hereiy given that the undr-igr!Nl has botn appointed by the Marion ivil Ciituii Court or Mario ctnnty, Indiana. a-.1m;ni-tra-Of the estate of Charles iirard, lt;te of county, -deoejiscd. iii estiitet.H sur-ped to le solvent FUANi'iS MUJkKT, June 'J. Atlmir.tstr.ttfir. STItAYBD OR S70XjE2ST. STRIVE uiiKli 'LUa'-MAKE-A itrwymr old bl-ck jar. vif h heavy mpne and ta blaze f c, lKtli i.itjd r ct white arul r i4ti inrfoot A spul of h;:r rubbed off ou rurap.' 1Heral rewa:d 'rti.Te'1. owneil by ELitil 'A ilhams, residence nt nr McCrdville, Htiocock oonntv, Inl. rpo ititiixa: oini rn:s. Notice is herf-by zlvcn tb.it iift !.id rf Ootamissioners of Mariou county, tmre of Indiana will, until 2 o'cloctc p. x.. if U;e lit t h day of luly, lsji, at tbel'onri Jiou" in ilieciiy or IndlaoapoliK, receive blJs for ta iron truss briij-e ovr Fall Creek, t-ituate in ?he so.itheat quaner of section IS. t JwnsMp 13, torth of nrce 4 vi.vi, in fcaid county. PEC1FICATIOXS. fne span of 170 feet ln the clear, or 170 feet from pin to pin, roadway ts feet in the c ear capacity liiw pounds rolling load per lineal foot, on a saiety factor of 4. panels not en ceta l.'i itet, with iroa floor beAtas relied I be im preferred), fl or tnree inch oind wfltH oak.felloe boards, 4 by S inches, ca, bolttd evtryfonr feet -vitli naif-inch bol s; all tte iron work to be well painted with two good coats. Strain siiott wl:h area plam'y in&ri;iU thereon required. B'dsinusi, be filed with the concty auii:ci and acconipanUd with voucher-. Iho BoarjofCouuty Coinmt.ssioneis exrrcs!y reservts the right to rp;'e-t auv ai;d 11 t-id-. F. W. HAM I LI OV, An.litor Marlon conniv. I TVJ N GST ON B' IJlFE AND EXPLORATION T ' I . 1 V- t f t . i . .n ....... . . " Uli ikUBUI 1 JUL BSALS. 1 r.W ready. Jew, complete and authentic life and thrilling adventures In Alrica of ihe great hero traveller and explorer PiofiiMIy iiiimtrnted. 5.IW) AUEN1H WNrEl qnlcfely IT SELLS! ij you aouoi 117 iien wriie lor extra i-riu- and we will prove it; or, if in haste to betin work. send 51 for eomoiete outfit to LIVINGSTONE f UHListij:Ks,-Dicafm. ill. TAISSOLVTIOX OF IARaAItjHIP. Klrrgan.of Jul ianaiwilis, ltd ,and James KirrKiui ui i'tn lum i nj, vuhjiuj ou Ul name of Kbrgsn & Co., have this day dissolved their copartnershlpty mutual consent. Tamuel Klrran rol cots sli debts due to (he firm, and rays all debts owlnz by the firm ut Btllfa&t. ThoniJl !' k'lrnran Mlfw.ro .l.l.i. due to the firm, and pays ail debts owiDg by the firm at lndtamr-olis, and James Kimran collects all debts due to the firm, and pays all debts laiel at Bei.kast, Irki.amu, May 2. WS. SHERIFF'S SALES. QII1CWIFFS HAI.K.-Ky virtue of a certifie.1 copy 01 a decree 10 me directed, rrorn the clt 1 k Of th Anrxrtor Conrt of Murlnn mint.- it--diana, ln canse wherein Jobn H&nna It !. are Dlaintlffa and Gllbprt. Martin ot 11 010 .u. fendants, reoulring me to mate the sum of I J .1 a . , - . .. mice nuuurtu auu lony-cjgui co.'iars and ninety-five cnts, with intere-t on spid decree uu w.u. 1 win ex poise at puoitc Ble, to tlie nignest Didder, on SATURDAY, the 3d day of July, A. D.'lS73 betvppn th hnnr of in nvwir i a o'clock p. r., of said day, at the door of the Court House of Marion county, ln liaua, ihe renja and pronia for a term iiot exceeding aeven years, of tue lono wing real estate, to-wit : Lots number tbirty-flve V nd twenty-two a . 1 " .uwu ui n-ujusii, diarion county, Indiana. If8ach rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interests and costs, I wi 1. at. the same tlms and place, eximse to Dlibilo wile Ih rn si 111 rA ui.f .1 or so much thereof as may bd sumcient to discharge said decree, interests and osts. Raid sale will be made without aoy relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT REfSSSER, Sheriff of Marion county. .Inn B A T HassaAK, Attys. for Pl'ffs. JunelO-lt SHERIFF'S AI.K. By Tlrtue of an execution to me directed, fiom the clerk of the Marion Civil Circuit Court ofMrinr.innn. Indiana, I will expose at public sale, to the nignest Diaaer, on SATURDAY, the 3J day of July. A. D. 1875, between the honrs of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m of said day, at the door of the Court Houe of Marion county, Indiana, the rents and profits fora term not exceeding seven years, of the following real estate, to-wit: Lot nine 9 in the southwest quarter f section twenty-four fill, townshin firrn n.i range thrte 3 east, containing eleven and flrty bundrUhs 111 X-l'tM ac-w. Also t.t number fnr i io lioefgn' liHrs' second ubCllVl.".ioii of In Nn:ilh.iiL t.nartr nr Lootinn twenry-four Vi i, township fifteen 5!. ranfe tbieu 3 east, tl) in X'arlon county, Indiana. - At!Ö On fflünrA1! ranllva ti 1 1 m mtt... f t " - ' . 1 11 it 11111 aiui.iiKi I'l JiKlgincnt, lu'crent mid cctf, I wir.at. tloKamtIlni'? and 0':;c. hhnu :it. imKün . 1. Simple of said rtal estute. Taken as the property of Emanuel and Samuel Hoefgen, at the suit of Theodore O. Said sale will be made -with relief from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT REISSNETt, . . BherllT of Marlon county. June P, A. D. 1875. John Yqvk, Atty. for rJalnUß. JunelO-t

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AND SHINGLES. OFFICE To 36 East Wash. St.. INDIANAPOLIS, LNDr Manufacturt-ri of First Class Feed Orn-.$. ji. liny of the manu'aclur-er-and tare advauteie of the foUowing fac h: 1. We buy cur vpiut from J JO to Ht iowcr than it cui.u East, 2. We save flights on our organs from tUe Ka t. 3. We sell directly t c:stom:rs, snvifg tluui t-. p-ofit, of tho iob'jtr and sub agent, 4. Vie have as ki:i.'ul men as any. 5. We have many ytaV exierien aud koowibo wants of customers. Call and examine our instruments before buying. i. ! . ! ;l SHERIFF'S K.1I.E.-Ily virtue of a certified copy of a decree to rue directed, L"ora the clerk of the superior lourtof Marion coonty.Indiaoa. in a cause wherein Uustavus H. Vow in plauitiir triid Xianlel lViw.ns et al. are dff-nd-ants, r.j!,ti;ringme to make the sum of fortvthre h iiidre.1 aud thirty seven dollars, with Interest on said decree and c st , I will expöv at public sale, to the highest bidder, oa SATURDAY, the 3d day of July, A. D. 187.3, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. y. oDd4 o clock v.A , of said day. at t he door of the Court ?f Marlor cuuuty. Indiana, the rents and Fk2 rÜfi- term. not exc0n wven year, of the following real estate, to-wii: 4 Lots numlxied fifty m ard fifly-oae r5!l 'n tbeclty of In liauapoila, MaMoa ooanty, IndYIf such rents and profits will not ell fo- a snf. t.cient sum to saiuiyaaid decree, lutereats and ecsts, 1 will, at the same lime and place errefse to public wie the fee iraple of Faid kS "tale or i-o tauch thereof as may be sufficlont todis c.-iarge said decree, interests and cots. Haid sale will be made without any rellff whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT KEltiStN'ER, Jnnec. A. I. 1SV,. Marion county. O. Ii. Voss, Atty. for pl'ff. JnaelO-x OIIERIFI-S SLE.-Bv virtue of an execup tion to me direc!ed. from the cleik of the huperior Court, of Marion county, Indiana 1 will expose at public sale, to the highest Wader. SATURDAY, the 3d day of July, A. I). I75, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.k. acd 4odock ,!a.rkn con.ntr Ind-ana, the rents and profit for a term not exceeding wen years of the foiowing real estate, to-wit : ' Üe fo1 One h nudred and forty 1W1 feet off the eat end of lot three Is, in uare thlrtj-focr ist and CDS hlindrn unrl d.ir. 1 - no. i . fat,t end of lot two 7(sl In iiiTü v-fcSir tf lV?Clty0t IudlP'sIrloa orlunTyVladuni, bein? oDe hundred and two I ihm 'feet front on the west lde of Illinois street, ex. YoD. ksfree1!Q U &m lhe COrner W ,w And on failure to realize the full amount of Judtrment, Interest and costs, 1 will, at tbi aama .ime and plac-, expose at public sal. thfS simple of said real estate. """c 8aj me re Taken as the property of Valntliie Eufwh at,d i!d wie will 1 made wlrhont any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws ALBERT REISSNFI Junes. A. D. 1ST.",. fcüeriff oi Marion county. Tayi or. Rand A Taylor, Attys. for I'rff. iunelO-.it "'r A--By virtue of acertliJed V PJ f cecree to me directei from the clerk of the Superior Court of Marion county imiana, in a canse wherein William H. Ectli'li is plaintiff and Jmes W. t ugbee et a arl defendants, reouiriog me to Sell t he lota therein snd hereinafter described for the purpose of making out of each of said lot tne sum of five hundred and ninety-seven dollars and forty-ihree cent, and intern? from the date of Judgment in said cause, " nd th oo s as chargeable against each of said lotsTl will expose at public sale, to the highest bidtier j en SATURDAY, the 3d day of July, A. D. 1875, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. ic. and 4 TV?' ?f 8ald dÄy at ,,,e doorof the court houMof Mariou county, Indiana, the rente and Pi2,,or,ateniDOt esc?eding seven years.of the following real estate, to-wlt: Lots number nineteen fl9 and twenty f"oi in Allen A Root's , north addition io the cify of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana. If the rents and profits of any of aaid lots will not sen for a suläcieut sum to Satisfy the debt chargeable to said lot, with interot and iu share Of thecoKts. t will or lha .1 j . ' 7 . . - miuü time anu DiacA expose to public sale the fee simpleof sacfi lots , ..1 1 . . 7 " " umcieiit to pay euch debts, interest and costs. Haid sa!e will be made without any re'ief whatever from valuation or appraisement law ALBERT RE1SSNER. Sheriff of Marlon oounl-. Jlina S. A . T. 1ST? " Fxglish WiLsox, Attys. for n ir. mneli) t SHERIFF'S SALE. Bv vtrtn of n rtirtr 4 1 convr.f uriuTM rt n. -j . . . . . r "r, .1" ZT i . , """-ifj, iroratne c.'trkof theHuperior Court of Marlon comity Indiana, in a cause wherein John L. With rowis pl-inUff and John L. Elacaman et at; nre iruuHiii."., ituuiru grae 10 masethesum of six hundred and fnnr rir.llum ... ..iv. . aodene ntlipr ir.stniinx.ni ... ..1 . , - , . . k.wxucu iur in said decree, with Interest on said decree and cot I will expose at public sale, to the high wt SATURDAY, the 3d day of July, A. D.187-. o'clock p. 51. of sail day, at the door of tne Conrt ' " " "'wa vajiimy, xauiaua.iue rnta anil prc-htsforaierm not exceeding aeveu yearn of the following real estate, to-wit: years.of Tn I tffl fart fT l l,y 1.,! . -,-. . 1 -v, ... w V v. is. hah oi m tweniv1 wo (d arm iheeast hlf of lot number twent vtr.ieltoffuuai widlh throughout Ihelen2tii !u tushertV hsul. .11 vislrfiofn.it:. t 1,11.-.. i.. . :', lu ibecl yo.'inJijnapoll, Marlen countv nuiRia. IT orcb rnts and rroöt will not pi1'., ' (: 'r.ti:tn tfi Ltrl.tv.. A .1..,.. ;. ' . '' j -cv.w urwur, ju:ii( 1111,1 COStH. f Will, iit 111 A kflirtatlmfi ml U v twin; niiva LriUAP CIKfod to pub.ic tiAle the fi simple of Kaid real estt ctarge eald decree, Interests and costs. r.;u eaie win be made without anv relief whatever from valuatioa or appraisement laws. m- a "ia-of Marlon county.

Foal kk, F. ., Attyt.for ri'ff. JuDelO-3t