Jasper Republican, Volume 1, Number 16, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 1 January 1875 — Page 3

DELINQUENT LIST. A LIST OF LANDS AND TOWN LOTS in Jasper Cotfnfy, Indiana, tefctfttksl and remaining delinquent for the non payment of taxes, penalty and interest due thereon for the year 1873, and former yeans, including taxes of current year, 1874. HANGING GROVE TOWNSHIP

54 C B z s i 5 ; % Description of § Names of Owners. Lands O

129 Webb John D sene 36 29 5 40 406 11 64 GILLAM TOWNSHIP 23 Barlow John W ne 63 31 5 160 480 11 46 33 Coppess Adam se sw 33 31 5 40 235 491 80 Goidsbury and Lewis n end sw ne 329 6 23 230 675 156 McGimsey Eli nhf sw 33 81 6 80 540 10 26 165 Nicholson James s and eptne se 27 31 5 20 60 1 88 238 SpitlerML swsw 33 81 5 40 100 2 78 246 Sutton Gabriel se ne 1 30 5 40 359 13 20 269 Woosley Rhoda nhfnw ne 9 30 5 20 125 3 36 272 Wood AD ne sw 23 31 6 40 120 3 24 WALKER TOWNSHIP 12 Baijey Mark ne nw 6 31 5 43 05 120 4 04 45 Chariot ton Willi im ebf sw 25 31 6 80 240 7 59 49 Cushing Henry whf sw 25 81 6 80 “ sw nw 25 31 6 40 360 11 65 66 Epley Adam whf sw 4 31 6 80 “ se 5 31 6 160 720 22 28 70 Favorite Samuel ne 15 31 G 160 320 9 95 90 Gaddis Alfred shf nw 35 31 6 80 240 7 69 101 If Awhe A J whf ne 4r 31 5 ■- 82 75 160 844 118 Ilayland H and J sw se 7 31 5 40 “ ne se 9 31 6 40 160 . 6 74 120 Hahn Solomon ne 10 31 6 160 “ se nw 10 31 6 40 “ nw 11 31 6 160 “ s end w hf ne 11 31 6 20 “ n hf nw se 11 31 6 20 1550 39 71 125 Hutchinson Wm whf se 7 31 6 80 240 8 85 140 Justice and Funk sw ne 14 31 5 40 120 4 04 161 Larson Lars whf sw 331 5 80 160 5 24' 183 McCormick John P sw 22 31 6 ICO 480 14 70 191 Neilson Siren ehf se 4 31 5 80 160 6 24 221 Robinson Robert nesw 32 31 6 40 120 4 04 224 Rogers Dudley s and ept sc sc 32 31 6 35 105 8 61 225 Rawles Lycurgus whf se 15 31 5 80 240 759 230 Sehreiber John w hf nw 15 31 5 80 240 14 98 274 Thompson Alfred shf ne 3 31 6 80 240 7 59 297 Whiteman S S whf nw 2 31 5 83 04 160 6 24 BARKLEY TOWNSHIP 19 Bull Elvira whfnw ne 15 29 C 20 170 5 09 41 Burns Ruth (heirs) und £nw ne 29 30 6 40 “ und J ne nw 29 80 6 40 203 6 50 69 Clark Holdridge whf ne ne .16 30 6 20 100 6 18 77 Cook Mary B nw * 8 17 30 5 160 “ w hf ne 17 30 5 80 300 9 12 143 Gurney F N nw sw 17 30 5 40 50 1 86 Hammond David (heirs) \ 163 Henry A Barkley /whf ne 11 29 6 80 690 19 16 176 Hall George W sptwhf sw 4 30 6 60 “ w end s hf nw 9 30 6 20 220 6 95 177 Ilowe Eliza sptswse 35 30 6 13 34 80 2 67 240 MnCorkle Robert nw ne 21 30 6 . 40 60 2 13 262 Obcnchain S A s side shfse sw 17 30 6 15 100 2 84 265 Oliencliain Wiu n side shf se sw 17 30 6 5 “ 8 side n hf se sw 17 30 6 10 98 5 16 272 Pullens Charles pt sw 32 30 6 30 150 4 56 315 Robnck C W ne nw 30 30 5 40 60 2 13 316 Kariden Elizabeth nhf nw 2 30 6 80 - 166 4 99 322 Runyon Clark nw 18 30 5 160 238 6 95 332 Stockton Joseph S se 32 80 6 160 *< sw . 33 30 6 160 2960 81 10 344 Steele Richard n end ehf nw 9 29 6 10 125 3 89 350 Shepard Court land se ne 15 29 6 40 120 3 74 374 Way Seth nhf ne 29 30 5 80 160 4 84 377 Wiliianis John S nw nw 1 30 6 40 '* n end e hf nw 1 30 6 60 408 12 03 378 Wilson Malinda shf sw ne 32 30 6 20 145 4 42 383 Williams George W nhf ne 11 30 6 80 160 4 84 MARION TOWNSHIP 63 Cozzcns WCet al nw 16 28 6 160 •* n hf sw 16 28 6 80 “ w hf sw ne 16 28 6 20 « w hf sw se 16 28 6 20 880 27 07 99 Evans J B ne ne 23 29 6 40 160 5 00 107 Farmer AGW nhfnhf nw se 18 28 6 10 40 1 64 139 Hough C R ehfehf ne 26 29 5 40 320 9 61 167 Jones Henry A ehf se 31 30 6 80 400 11 89 300 Shepard Courtland shf nw 23 29 6 80 «< w hf sw 23 29 6 80 2510 72 50 338 Wahl and Childs se se 16 28 6 40 120 3 92 JORDAN TOWNSHIP 28 Courtney Snsan A shf se 26 28 7 80 600 19 02 62 Fordice J H nw ne 28 28 6 40 200 6 67 69 Hoover William pt ne ne 21 28 6 • 15 45 1 89 93 Jackson William whf sw 28 28 6 80 *< ne se 29 28 6 40 600 19 52 98 Kelley Bridget shf se se 25 28 7 20 40 1 73 116 Lee Naoma A pt shf nw 30 28 6 47 67 238 7 85 128 McCaslin CM eptshf sw 24 28 7 30 340 16 45 159 Pruett Abraham ne 17 28 7 160 1200 43 36 167 Rawles Lycurgus se ne 32 28 6 40 240 7 89 183 Ritchey O and E whf ne 14 28 7 80 850 24 29 208 Steffgen Met se nw 33 28 6 40 200 6 67 227 Toyne George whf se 28 28 7 80 480 22 23 228 Tuttle Royal S nw sw 32 28 6 40 490 21 70 NEWTON TOWNSHIP 15 Bank of Indiana whf sw 28 30 7 80 240 6 59 41 Dowell Eli ehf se 33 29 7 80 480 18 71 82 Kent A J nhf sw 29 30 7 80 « ne ne 31 30 7 40 320 9 13 92 Lester Stanton P sw sw 30 29 7 39 32 200 14 93 165 Stewart John V nw se 29 30 7 40 120 3 55 181 Thornton SR nj si sine Sw 29 29 7 5 15 196 Warren Zilphia J nw sw 7 29 7 38 83 258 5 78 207 Yeoman Allen J ne nw 4 28 7 62 92 461 12 22 KEENER TOWNSHIP 10 Burke John sw nw 11 32 7 40 148 5 79 16 Bone Alfred P lot 4nw 36 33 7 56 90 124 4 93 28 Cooper Abraham ae sw 23 32 7 40 148 5 79 74 Harding Nancy nhf ne 9 81 7 80 “ se ne 9 31 7 40 ' ne se 981 7 40 592’ 22 59 78 Vinton und Jsw 36 32 7 80 296 17 09 79 Hamlin Richard nhf nw 18 31 7 80 148 6 79 80 Hogan Samuel ehfswne se 3 32 7 5 22 297 87 Haver U 0 und Jwhf sw 13 31 7 40 148 678 105 Keller Harm P Bhfsw sw 18 32 7 .'2O 1 67 431 111 Lovejoy Thankful sw ne 29 82 7 80 119 472 123 Mix James sandeptnenw 12 32 7 20 45 2 08 152 Strunk John sese 2 82 7 40 178 6 84 169 Smith W H ne ne 10 81 7 40 148 579 172 Stebbe Michael sw nw 1 31 7 40 119 10 65 173 SikkingaßF nhfsw sw 13 32 7 20 216 985 179 Tucker M A ne ne 15 31 7 40 148 6 ?9 186 Thompson S P sw ne 25 82 7 40 148 5 79 186 u se sw 36 33 7 40 178 6 84 189 Tyler Wm H whf sw 1 81 7 80 237 14 99 KANKAKEE TOWNSHIP 19 Cecil John R nhf nw 26 82 5 80 « sw nw 26 32 5 40 600 19 76 23 Cadwalader D H nhf sw 6 82 5 86 » s pt nw nw 17 32 5 10 60 290 10 08 33 Dunn ID s and eptnw se 22 32 5 40 85 8 16 48 Glvnn Jno & P O’Brine ehfe hf 24 32 5 160 640 20 52 75 Miller JJ W ehf ne 30 32 5 80 “ sw ne 80 82 5 40 “ ne se 80 82 5 40 “ eptnhf nw 30 32 5 10 560 19 51 80 Maloy Patrick nj sw 31 32 5 54 29 275 11 85 87 Owens John ehf nw 21 32 5 80 240 801 104 Shay William nw se 19 32 5 40 160 6 61 118 Unknown nw sw 6 32 5 40 138 481

Amount of Taxes, Penalty, Interest and 5 Costs due thereon, including taxes forjL current year Value of Lands and Improvements Hundredth Acres Number of Acres Number of Range, west Number of Township, north. Number of Section

WHEATFIELD TOWNSHIP No 1 Names Of Owners. J Descriptions |S|T |R | A«* ( Hth | Value | TotlAmt 2 AlexanderTA w . g J® * 7 Ayleswortb Elias shf se 28 83 6 80 320 11 56 20 Benninger T «W 6hfsw sw 81 88 6 10 40 187 25 Bone Alfred P lot 9 36 33 6 * 69 20 , 178 667 Id CruaeEFand Bro nhf 19 32 6 _ ~*l6 58.,, 1 *4 JJ 48 Carter and Whitley s and eptne ne 28 32 6 20 W & 5b 61 Chadd James sw J* ** 6 160 400 «J® 52 Casbon James nw ne 16 32 6 40 HO 6 57 62 Daggett Wm E ehf se 31 32 6 ,80 320 11 57 90 Gibbe Margaret M shf se jj i\ 95 Gilmore John shf sw 22 32 6 80 240 -8 SO 100 Holmsher William shf ne 28 32 6 80 320 - Hoi 109 Hine Robert ehf ne 232 6 82 88 820 12 38 127 Johnson William se nw ne 32 38 6. . JO . 189 132 Keller and Fry lot 7 SO 33 & v 38 . 102 t 5<7 188 Kremple Fred nw ne 34 32 6 40 - <l4O 9 6o 144 Lemon David ne se 8 32 6, 40 lbO 004 149 Murry EC nhf nw 83 33 6 80 320 1b57 160 Marble Horace nesw 15 32 6 bN© 120 > 10 48 181 Ritter and House lots 27 33 ©•.’ <0 246 001 200 Stephens MM ehf se 16 32 6 80 203 Summers Wm T whf sw 21 32 6 80 280 10 19 206 Scott and Jones nhf ne lo 32 6 _BO .moo « g and ept nw 15 82 6 ’BO 650 19 92 213 Sanders James F whf sw . 15 32 6 VBO 240 26 02 231 Thompson Austin se sw 15 32 6 40 120 12 00 233 Van Horn W P se nw 16 32 6 40 140 6 34 CARPENTER TOWNSHIP 21 Bowen A H shfsw nw 427 6......_ 20....... ...... <i ne sw nw 4 27 6......~ 10.. 150 5 05 31 Barnett John ehfne 15 27 7 -80 960 34 84 36 Brumback Jesse e hf nw..... 84 27 7 80 -1780.........61 94 67 Chambers J W e ptsese 24 27 7 22 73...... 575 7 96 135 Gordon Helen L. und hf ehf 5w.,.18 27 7 ~SI 40 1220 46 38 136 Gordon Charlotte C -und hf e hf. 18 27 7 -160 « „und hf nw ..18 27 7 71 46 4030 -129 14 163 Holland Michael nhf ne 827 6 80 480 ..15 08 176 Harner Elias .shf nw 527 6 80 - 965.. 47 68 221 Johnson Sylvester se se 36 27 7 4 2"0a 3 o qq 229 Keller E & Mary C Mead-s pt nw ne ..30 27 6........ 3 28 82 2 99 240 Logan Joseph L hf se. 18 27 6 80. e side ehf sw 18 27 6 ..12 50 2140.......*65 94 297 Pompelli Harmon sw nw 11 27 7 40 370.........11 70 MILROY TOWNSHIP 13 Barlow John W bhf nw 21 28 5 *BO .< ne -21 28 5 ...160.... - 600..../....30 74 15 Boyd Samuel sw sw ..24 28 40 100......... 4 12 38 Dobbins Jackson se se 21 28 b...., r . 40 144......... 91 1 45 Franklin College .e hf sese. ....15 28 6....:.,. 20.......... 58 Hammond Albert S ehf 5w..............10 28 6...;.... 80........... 280'.-.......24 66 62 Irvine John... sw nw .......25 28~6....w*.40. ••••••••• .... nesw 25 28 6...v,*.t'40.,.y«... 85 Moore B 11..., sw se 14 28 87 Mullendore Samuel -shit nw se 23 28* 6....**, 20 .. ne nw se .....23 28 6 10 64......... 3 46 89 Martindale E B .8 and ept se 5e...23 28 6 25. s and ept ne sw-23 28 6 36,. - 146.... 630 115 Sacrist John M -se sw 23 28 6.... V ,.,<40 A ..,....... 96......... 3 97 117 JJheinnnnn ° P ..-nw sw ...28 28 6....1 40.... 122 Unknown wptse ne 19 28 5........ 10 24 1 79 125 Watson C M ~e hf ne 15 28 6........ 80...... 288 10 93 129 Wright Irwin B ne se .26 28 6........ 40...... « 8 hf nw se 26 28 6 20.., k ne nw se. 26 28 G 10 168 7 68 131 York John G .'. whfne se 24 28 6 .....20 60 527 UNION TOWNSHIP * . 2 Alexander G W nw nw 930 7 - 40. 120. 464 16 Bowen A H s and ept ne sw„3o 30 6 -35 - 280 10 15 20 Bank of Indiana n hf nw 28 30 7........ 80 120 4 64 35 Comer John EJr -s hf s lif ne... 24 30 7....... 40.... 200 741 68 Davison Mahala ..pt wof riversene 23 30 7 w 25. - 260 950 71 Edwards Nancy J .nw nw... 6 30 6 50 40...... 160 604 84 Greenfield Jesse senw 14 30 7........ 40.. 160 6 04 92 Graves Newton nhf se 31 31 6 80... “"I" it sw nw- .....31 81 6... 39 El 275 10 52 112 Hawkins William whf ne 12 30 7..—... 80......:.... 240 8 78 124 Incell CW- shfse se 9 30 7 ....... 20 ...... >i -ne se se .... 9 SO 7.i.-i«'10 90......... 4 12 142 Lewis G ne nw .13 30 7....... 40 •« . s and e pt nw nw-13 30 7 85,,...,...- 375.........18 97 181 Newman David -12 30 7........ 40...-. £ 193 Porter and P05ey...........w hf nw. ...;19 81 6—— 74 77...... 150,.. 568 201 Robinson Sarah ehf 5W.... - 9 80 7...;.'... 80 i...... ...... :t* hf se 9 30 7,^.....,80... 480..X.....17 60 232 Smith Asliel nhf ne 24 31 7........ 80,... •• ••••J ••••'”! «< e pt n hf ne nw...24 31 75 410..& 13 80 236 Sims Robt M and Robt Pnw ne 9 30 7.... 40,........- 120.. j....« 4 64 238 Sayers Ephraim nw nw 24 81 7,...; 40 - 235 24 15 240 Shearer John s and ept swse... 8 30 7 ...... 35 175......... 6 bo 251 Tompkins AF shf nw nw —ll 30 7........ 20 ...... ti „ne nw nw 11 30 7.10 - 120 4 64 272 Wren Thomas se sw -30 30 6..—, 40 320 11 66

TOWN OF RENSSELAER No~j Names of Owners j Description of Land and Town Lots | Value | Totl Amt “37 Delaney C D lets 7 and 8 block 19, Newton 78 Hough Calvin R lots 9 and 14 block 25, Rensselaer 300 1,1 82 88 Halstead Hiram lot 1 block 12, Rensselaer 40 1 98 89 Hopkins Raphael J lots 14 15 and 16 block 5, Rensselaer 875 15 98 145 Malory W P lot 4 block 17, Newton add 30 1 56 IG3 Phillips Simon lot 4 block 22, Newton add ; 15 159 186 Sellick E and F, C lots 12 11 and 12 block 11, Rensselaer 180 6 46 242 Warner Julia E pt sec 30 town 29 r 6, 31-100ths aeres 250 * 6 68 TOWN OF REMINGTON ' 2 Ayefshrfght Harry lots 11 and 12 block 7, C & M’S’add 80 11 60 11 Black SnMuel M lot 9 block 12, Remington 125 3 70 14 Black U T e side lot 2 block 8, Remington 300 9 69 15 Bolus S P lot 4 block 3, Remington ' 80 266 30 Chambers A J lot 3 block 8, W odd 60 1 79 31 Connett M F pt nhf nw sec 30 t 27 r 6 acres 100 307 “ ne qr block 4, C & M’s add 60 2 05 42 Conners Samuel M lot 10 block 7, C & M’s add 40 1 62 44 Carroll Thomas pt ne ng sec 25 t27r 7, 1 66-looths acres 155 j 4 46 70 Donnelly C R lots 10 11 and 12 block 10, W add' ’ 160 j 8 92 71 Dallas John W At nhf nw sec 80 t27r 6, 3 28-lOOths acrs 209 J 689 72 Donnelly F R lot 4 block. 14, Remington ‘ . 150 * 229 “ ehf lot 8 block 18, Remington 650) 158 67 80 Fountain JH lot 9 block 2, Remington 100 3 07 96 Griflfifn Patrick lot 5 block 9, Remington . 400 ( 10 75 129 Irvine Malisstt B lot 9 block 3, Strat add 150 2 85 131 Irwin James 8 lot 7 Dlock 1, Sea add- 75 255 156 Lindsay Mary A lot 2 block 3, Remington 60 205 157 Lowry Dfcnfel lot 6 block 17, Remington 390 8 50 158 Lipprant Hctary C ehf block 7, Strat add 575 16 22 168 McFarland Charles lots 4 5 and 6 block 2, Strat add 180 6 12 173 McKim James T lot 5 block 14, Remington - - 125 3 71 195 Norris Abraham L lot 6 block 19, Remington , „ 300 27 34 209 Pugh W H lot 5 block 2, Sea add - ' 400 10 75 211 Poole WJ& J C Wright lots 5 6 and 7 block 5, C & M’s add 150 5 34 223 Rawlings N W ehf frtand w end lot 6 block 8, Remgtn «* lots 7 8 and 9 block 8, C & M’s add 1655 138 71 248 Sinclair J H out lot 1e of block 10, Remington 350 9 48 261 Smith Adrian lots 8 and 9 block 7, Bruell’s arid- 330 10 66 293 Underhill Mary pt nhf sw sec 30 t 27 r 6 -of: 150 665 296 Unknown lot 12 block 15, Remington - 100 3 07 The following described lots and lands having been returned delinquent for taxes seven consecutive years, will be sold to the highest bidder in fee for cash, to-wit: 123 Livingston J P ehf lot 3 block 2, Davisonville, Gillam tp “ lot 4 block 2, “ “ 5 37 04 230 Sibbett Joseph' ehfsw s 211 30 r 580 acres, ~ “ 100 62 50 830 Sibbett Joseph’ ne sw 533t30 r 5 40 acres,: Barkley tp 60 194 94 279 Runals Eli G pt ehfnes2st 29 r 7 8 90-iOOthsMar’ntp 50 19 00 170 Miller John H out lot 7e of block 5, Remington 60 82 94 STATE OF INDIANA, JASPER COUNTY, SS: I, FRANK W. BABCOCK, Auditor of said county, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true, full and complete list of all lau<d|s and town lots returned delinquent by the Treasurer of said county, for the non payment of taxes* due thereon for the year 1873, and former years, with ten per deotj^penalty and interest thereon together with the taxes for the current year, 187$/ art! hosts of advertising, so far as the same ara liable to be sold for taxes as shown by tjife return of said Treasurer; and, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that so mueh iof said lands and town lots as may be necessary to discharge and pay the taxes, penalty, interest and costs due thereon, or due from the owners thereof at the time-of side, will be sold at public auction at the Court House door in Rensselaer, Indiana, on the second Monday in February, A. D. 1875/ Witness my hand this 24th day of December, A. D. 1874. FRANK W. BABCOCK, Auditor of Jasper County, Indiana.

THOSE. J/SPITLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, RENSSELAER,- INDIANA. Offieeinthe Brick Budding north side of Public Square. Especial attention to Real Estate and Fire* insurance business. SB,OOO ro loaK on Real Estate security, on reasonable terms'. First class paper bought on Reasonable terms,- including mortgages'and bonds. j

8. P. THOMrsox, D, J. Tffoiirtox,Attorney at Law. Notary Public. Thompson A Bro’s LAW k REAL ESTATE OFFICE, Rensselaer, Jasper county, Indiana. Our 8. P. Thompson will attend alt the Courts of Benton, Newton, Jasper and Pulaski Counties.

Legal Advertisements. Indianapolis, Delphi & Chicago Railroad Election Notice. Notice is hereby given to the qualified voters of Jasper county, Indiana, that the polls will be opened on Saturday, the 16/4 day of January, 1875, at the stvaaai voting phteea in said Jasper county, to take the legal voters of said county upon the subject of an appropriation by said county of Thirty Thousand Dollars to the Indianapolis, Delphi and Chicago Railroad Company, to aid on behalf of said county in the construction .of the Indianapolis, Delphi and Chicago Railroad through said county, as prayed for in the petition of more than one hundred resident freeholders and voters of said county, which petition is nu mbered and d- ck ted as cause 801 of Commissioners Court of said county, and presented for the action of said Court at the December term, 1871, and recorded in order book No. 4, pages 132 to 136 inclusive. The ballots used at such voting shall be plainly written or printed and those ballots cast for the appropriation to aid said railroad company shall contain the words, plainly written or printed thereon, “For the Railroad Appropriation*’ (on behalf of the county); those ballots cast against it shall contain the words, plainly written or printed thereon, “Against the Railroad Appropriation” (on behalf of the county). The polls shall be opened at the several voting precincts in said county on the jday fixed by the Board of Commissioners as afoyegaid, the. boards of election shall then and there be organized and the poll books and tally sheets shall be kept, and the whole voting, taking and certifying of votes shall be conducted as nearly as may be in the manner provided by law for conducting the general election for State and county officers. The inspectors of the seveial election pr - efects will moetat-the Court House in Rensselaer, in said county, on Thursday, the 21st day of January, 1875, at 10 ©-’clock A. M., to return the poll books and tally sheets and act as a Board of Canvassers to compare said-papers and certify the result of .such election. By order of the Board of Commissioners of Jasper county, Indiana. FRANK W. BABCOCK, Auditor of Jasper county. Rensselaer, December 14, 1374. 14-4 t.

1., D. Sc €. Railroad ELECTION NOTICE! Notice is hereby given to the qualified voters of Marion township, Jasper county, Indiana, that the polls will be opened on Saturday, the 16th day of January, 1875, at the usual place of voting in said township, to take the votes of the legal voters of said township upon the subject of an appropriation by said township of Ten Thousand, Five Hundred Dollars, to the Indianapolis, Delphi and Chicago Railroad Company, to aid, op behalf of said township, in the construction of the Indianapolis. Delphi and Chicago Railroad through said township, as prayed for in the petition of G. A, Moss, et. al., which petition is signed by more than twenty-five resident freeholders and voters of said township, and is numbered and docketed as cause No.' 802 of Commissioners Court of said county, and was presented for the action of said Court at the December term, 1874, and is entered in order book of said court, No. 4, at pages No. 440 to 442 inclusive. The ballots used at such voting shall be plainly written or printed; and those ballots cast for the appropriation to aid said railroad company shall contain the words, plainly written or printed thereon, “For the Railroad Appropriation” (on behalf of the township); the ballets cast against it shall contain the words, plainly written or printed thereon, “Against the Railroad Appropriation” (on behalf of the township). The polls at the usual voting prccint in said township, shall be opened on the day fixed by the Board of Commissioners, as aforesaid, the board of election shall then and there be organized, and the poll books and tally sheets kept, and the whole voting, taking and certifying of votes, shall be conducted, as nearly as may be, in the manner provided by law for conducting the general election for State and county officers. The inspector and judges of such election will meet at the Court House, in Rensselaer, in said county of Jasper, on Thursday, the 21st day of January. 1875, at 10 ociock A. M., to return the poll books and tally sheets and act as a board of canvassers to compare said papers and certify the result of such election. By order of the Board of Commissioners of Jasper county, Indiana. FRANK W. BABCOCK, Auditor of Jasper county. Rensselaer, Dec. 14, 1874. 14*4t.

1., D. & €. Railroad ELECTION NOTICE! Notice is hereby given to the qualified voters of Newton township, Jasper county, Indiana, that the polls will he opened on Saturday, the 1 6 th day of January , 1875, at the usual place of voting in said township, to take the votes of the legal voters of said township upon the subject of an appropriation by said township of Three Thousand. One Hundred Dollars, to the Indianapolis, Delphi and Chicago Railroad Company, to aid, on behalf of said township, in the construction of the Indianapolis, Delphi and Chicago Railroad through said township, as prayed for in the petition of A, Bowen, et. al., which petition is signed by more than twenty-five resident freeholders and voters of said township and is numbered and dockets as cause No. 803, of Commissioners Court of said county, and was presented for the action of said court at the December term, 1874, and is entered in order book of said coxrt, No. 4, at pages No. 443 to 445 inclusive. The ballots used at such voting shall be plainly written or printed; and those ballots cast for the appropriation to aid said railroad company shall contain the words, plainly written or printed thereon, “For the Railroad Appropriation” (on behalf of the township); the ballots cast against it shall contain the words, plainly written or printed thereon, 1 “Against the Railroad Appropriation” (on behalf of the township). The polls at the usual voting precinct in said township shall be opened on the day fixed by the Board of Commissioners, as aforesaid, the board of election shall then and there be organized, the poll books aod tally sheets kept, and the whole voting, taking and certifying of votes, shall be conducted, as nearly as may be, in the manner provided by law for conducting the general election for State and county otficew - . The inspector and judges of. such election will meet al the Court House fti AeUssefluer, in said county of Jasper, on Thursday, the 21st day of January, 1875, at 1(J o’cloek A. M., to return the poll books and tally sheets' and act as a board of canvassers to corfipate said papers and certify the result Of such election. By older, of the Board of Commissioners of Jasper county, Indiana. FRANK W. BABCOCK, Auditor of Jasper county. [ Rensselaer, Dec. 14, 1874. 14-4 t.

TAXES OF 1874 ■ Jr-ira; ; ' ’ ~~ NOTICE is iiefeky’given that tile Tax Duplicate of W 74, fof-Jaspbr Koufify, State oT Indiana, has been rect ived by the Treasurer of said county, t»ho‘ will attend at mi office in Rensselaer utftil the Third Metaday itt April, 1875, for the purpose bf receiving said Taxes. , The following are the rates of taxation in the several Towns and Townships: ‘ ' Levy”on each SIOU Pott Levy jri mr?fi ?f?f? 5 1 .. . .... fitFifl rtlrr ; : TOWNSHIP OR TOWN. :>!['•?»! : : “ H I £ 1 I mil H r\J I s Hanging Grove Township ..15 50 16 15 ... $) 10 50 50 60 50 60 1.26 2.5(7 Gillum Township 15 50 16 10 ... 10 ... 50 50 50 1 01 L< Walker Township........ 15 50 16'20 10 25 16 60 50 ... ... ... Lul 100 Barkley Township.....—NO 16 10 615 15 50 50 *•2’ JTown of Rensselaer.......... ......15 50 16 15 ... 15 15 60 50 60 L 26 1.6 q Marion Township..... 5,..15 50 16 20 525 15 50 5C oO 1.46 1. Jordan Township 15 50 16 2085 16 50 50 Newton Township..... 16 50 16 15 620 :.. 66 65 i nrt Keener Township 15 50 16 25 10 25 25 50 50 J-W Kankakee Township 15 50 16 20 620 10 60 50 1.86 1.00 Wheatfield Township 15 50 16 25 525 25 50 oO 1.00 Carpenter Township 15 50 16 25 5 15 10 50 50 50 1.36 1.0O t Milroy Township .15 50 16 25 IQ 25 25 50 - 1.66 l.Otf Union Township. 50 lb 25 525 25 oO 50 1.61 1.00 For one Male Dog $1.00; for each additional Dog S2rOO; sos eifch Female Dog f-’.OO. One-half of the Taxes assessed with Hoad Tax added is due, and payable bbfbfe the third Monday in April, 1876; if that amotmt Is paid oh or before that time, the remaining half is due and payable before the 15th day of November, 1875, without penalty or interest. In case the first installment is hot paid by the third Monday in April, as above/ then the whole amount of tax is Delinquent, and Will bi subject t 6 feh per 6«ht. penalty and A id r , C U the Aatf of th 6 Trtaeurttr tti i*fracdißf€ot> cbHbcf s*Ubh Delinquent Taxes, t»y distress and sale; if iitrt pSid wit out. , ~ - .. , ~.M Tax-payers are particularly notified thait all the Road Tax is dtW/.atad payable witn the first installment. .. ~. .. m* x. Bring your Road Receipts when you come to pay your firs (installment of It l *. . # All Taxes due from the payee of any County Order, must be ptfia before any suclr County Order will be redeemed. . , , v , . ,j. . j The annual sale of lands and lots for Delinquent Taxes, will take place ofi the second Monday of February,-1875.- m T 0 T L. 6. JANE 6, Treasurer of Jaspttr Co., Ind: December 19, fS74; 14-3 t.

EMMET mSiL! Druggist and Pharmaceutist DKALRR in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils Window Glass, Varnish Srushas and Perfumery. Paper ilartyings,- Cloth Window Curtains and Fixtures, School Books, titid Fashionable Stationery. Plain, French, Tint, and Initial Iff ota Paper and Envelopes, “Choice Family Groceries.” * I Always Keep A large and Fresh Stock of Spices, Pure and Cheap'.MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS A' SPECIA'LVV. Physicians Prsseriptivnf* CtwywwJ.J eds. ttuira of TT/ttif n’r j Snitdaiy Bushiefis Honrs/ Ffoift 8 oefeek A. M. to 9 A "Hi, From 1 “ P. M. “ 2 P: M. v From 6 P. M. “ 7 P. M/

Remington Advertisements. l mu a i~ DEALER IN Clocks, Watches, Gold, Silver and Plated Ware, Violins, Violin and Guitar Strings, Fancy Goods, dci We have on hand a fine selection of CLOCKS & JEWELRY of all kind, to which we invite the attentiota OF THE PUBLIC. We have secured the services of i. J. 2. Wptt, of Monticello, who is a FIRST-CLASS WORKMAN, and Repairing will be done in all branches of The Business. ILL WORK WARRANTED. Don’t go elsewhere to Buy B 4 U C Our Goods. ROOto in' post-oH ee building South of depot, Remirgfin, Indiana. $. A. MORGAN Sc SON. WANTED! Business Education. Young men wishing a good SITUATION in business, should get a Practical Business Education at the Bryant k Strattdn Business College, 44 South Meridian St?., Indianapolis, Ind. Send Stamp for Circular. WANTED! Telegraphing. Young Men and Ladies wishing to becothe Telegraph Operators, and take good positions on the lintes after learning, with Salaries from S6O t6' slo6* per month, should attend the largest and only practical Telegraph Institute in the iVest. Sbhd Stamp for Circular to Southard & Kofeitater, 44‘S.- Meridian, St., Indianapolis, Irid. [.rtß,Ty.l

Excellent Lands AwnCheap Home® For the IttWstriOuS H©! EveFy One wlio Oegires 3 to Bake Profitable InVesfjfieiifa in Land! The Lands of the' Indiana & Illinois' Centra)!/ RAILWA'Y COM t*ANY in Jahper coUMy 1 , Indikha, ate nbw put upon 1 the market for sale, for <h£ first titiic. They' were Selected With 6redt Care somfe twenty yeahffago, add many <Jf them' coniprise tme bust FAnMiyo AJhr ofiAziyo la'.vds ifc obßr cdbihrY.They consist of about 10,000 ACRES, PAR T PR AIRIE AND PART TIMBERS well located as to roads and 1 sdhool houses,and will make Desivatile Farms for parties w&bitig td secure permanent' homes. Lands generally izi* this' cotirify are rapidly incrCarffiijg ift’ tafee, and are being readily' taken by actual settlers at the prices asked 1 for them 1 . So' those Who want to secure GOOD UKVESTiWENTS had better attend to the matter at ohco.Propositions to purchase sidy or fill of these 1 Ikndf,IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES, will be received by the undersigned at the* Clerk’S office iii Rensselaer/ Jasper county/ Indiana, who vrill. at all times take great! pleasme in showing the lands and furnishing all nOceSShry information ns to quality pried arid terms of sale. Title perfect. MA'RIoN P/. SFtHLER, Agent for ftnstfee of lad.- & 111.- C. R. W. C or [ir-iy-] G. B. Ag% Represents the' of Hartford/ CoriritsefciUut, Hofetf arid of Ned , York ; also agent for thO Union Centra? Life Insurance Co: of Cincihnatr, Ohio, i Omcbiri Mis Hard wore Store, Ohio Street ReriUngton*. Indiana Shindler & Roberts, BLACKSMITHS, Rensselaer, - - Indiana. Having purchased tlite shop" formerly owned by Norman Warner thejt desire to’, announce to the .public that £ll kinds of blacksmithing will be Ad'of fa brder by skilled worWmeri*. Shop on FrdUt -street/ north of ‘’Lib.rub Gorn<er. J ’