The Hendricks County Union, Volume 10, Number 31, Plainfield, Hendricks County, 13 November 1873 — Page 2

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" CIIEAFEE? 1MH THE CHEAPEST mi mi . T.j! ! JjGltGr lildH lilt JJUbb; ; We have just received 5 Cases Prints, Best Qualities. 5 OaSSS Jjleacnea MUSlin, iroill O 10 . 20 CtS. per yard. j 2 Cases Bleached Canton Flannel, Very Cheap. 3 Cases Unbleached Canton Flannel Very Ch:ap. 5 Bales Unbleached Cctton, 10 to 15 cts. We ; r already mstautiv miuia g additions to our ; TAT? riV A 7TTY TT A UTPn CjrpnnV" i JUiLi.kVJJU i.XU VXi.i-tJ.iJiy UlUUa. : FIKSLCLASS DRY-GOODS HOUSE, . Vt"e havf a verv extt-n.-ivo yclceiion of CLOTHS CLOTHS &, CASSIMHH33S , " , d we think w, can K.t u? a ut of Clothes .at compare favorably wub the pro.luc.ions t aaj city. Oar . that ot a ay city. i Dress oods, ! Ctoclr laco ! Stocli Hoosiri'y I and Gloves! Are all iikevriro complet", and we would he plu.'t.-'ed to have yo.t call on us when you visit t'ie city. ADAMS k HATCH, 6-7 Ea-t Wahhir.jftou Street. May 29 T HE TN ION. laiHrT) AND PUULISHED BY J . . SCE AECE D 1NVILLE, INDIANA. N.). Thursday, 1-3, 3trs. Mary Custis Lee,widw oflien. II. E. Le Avas buried Nov. 8th, inJLexinzten. Va. blie was 07 vcars of aire. Hon. W. W Curry.Secretary of State, I under instructions of the Building Committee, is advertising for bids for plans and specifications for a 'f2,0iKJ,lK)0 State Ilcu-e. The Danbnry A'e-.? man says that he gives more weather iu his almanac than cm b h id for the same money in any other alinanc before the public. Correct, and MePhetridge & Soper give more good clothes than can be had at any other house in this town for the Mine money. Oil the I' lii ot October Iast,SamSmith, an esteemed citizen of Clay village. Shelby county, Ky., was murdered. The; parties under arrest and now on trial for this deed are James McConnel, Thomas Martin, John Hartford and "Wm. Gill. The trill is creating much excitement in the community. Gen. VTm. Hardee, of rebel fame and author of a manual of infantry tactics, died Xov. 6th at "Wythville, Va. He was about 55. a native of Georgia and a graduate of West Point. Since the; war he has been loyal in Avord and act, an other example that the men who fought j were more easily reeonstrucfed than j the sta v-at-horne secessionist. The panic does not seem to be confined to this country. Germany is suffering from an inflation caused by the payment of the French indemnity claim, and, though their currency is nearly all specie. siler, the Germans are badly panic stricken and seem as much agitated over the problem of getting to a gold basis as Ave Avith our paper currency. In England the usual rate of bank interest is 3 per cent, but i since this panic has been rapidly ad-i

vanced to 13 per cent. This is done to ! r. . , . ,i . i 1 i Democrats reiuse to take the useless attract currency, which in Knglauu is I ,. . , ,v rr. . , , , , . . , . things out ot the P. O s. This has been live-sixths coin. This advance is said;, , . . ... , ,r, , , , f kept up m some places until P. M s have to have been occasioned by tlie flow oft . . , , .. .... rr, , , . , . , J ; their refuse baskets full ot them. There bullion to this conntrv to pnv lor pro- I . , , A. , , . . . ; is an old Democratic Post-ofiice hiAV mavisions. bo it seems that a currency ; . . . . ,. , , . , , . j king a -f.iO fine against a publisher lor neaiiv all specie is not proof against ! ,. . , . ... , . i sending papers to parties not subscripanics, from which Ave mav learn that!, , it . i hers. It thev can t stop it anv other Avav goid is not the panacea for our lis. Our j ., , , n . f . . . , , , thev should trv that, monev is fruod.so uood that it is hoarded i T; . , , . ,. V ' , . tint I am wandering iroiw niA subiccl Greenbacks are Avorth 101 whlic gold is I , ... , . , .r ,, " . , . CT . i and Avill defer it, as bub Walls savs, for onlv Ills, lhe want of confidence ml., , , . " .. . , , i "another dose. ,ot .l xc the solvency of banks and of corpora- : tions and individuals who hare hither-j From PlainficSd. to been regarded as eminent!' sound 11- j jiiiu-i illy has caused those "who have j Editor Union: As it is time for all Minvney to hold on to it. There are I our lbl- schools to be in successful thousands locked iin in tlie bands of ! operation, I will speak of the school

firmers,meehanics and others who have osnail amounts auddo a limited business, .-tnd until these, with tho banks as Avell, let go their grip, hard times will continue, and working men and women a, ill be thrown out of employment. The ea-iy time will begin whenever those who can begin to pav their small debt-. Disfuilsllory. It i -tippo-M-d fhat some people may tl.ink" my i )t;ig!M-i, iiitentioually vulgar. 1 have beard no complaint, however, except f rom one man. That man 5-! reported to have said that he would I r-isher have the Wool. nil and its kind of I apers in his family than the Union. I must suspect, although the gentleman ho'.dsa high head, and thinks well o! i himself, whether other people do or not,! fliat his prefferenee has been for that t-ot i of p ipers all the while, and if he has u.ot hail them in his family l hey are quietly concealed in his bosom. It is true that to vulgar minds there are in the Diag;ioj allusions which appear vulgar and vr.lgar minds might not be tibletoget an) thing else out of them, but they were Avrilteu for a purpoj-e the very opposite oftlie w t ilings found in W.;-..J!.:j:! eiMiijrc. That is Avritn-n to j

' ;('('' vulgar ami oilier wicked pccplo ; (

mine is written to expose ami discomfit '; them. The svmpalh vscrs, therefore, of, thcse clas908 of TH-oplc will be angry at j the exposure and will try to neutralize r jits effects,, while the well wishers of society, although they dislike themselves t ' i ,1 , to engage m it, are rejoiced that there fiietlmf wlin will riio-io-o in tl-.ry iliii - greeablc work. It has always been ;i! source of regret to me (and it does "nt matter who I am) that there arc a few , . . . ; people willing to do their share ot cui- ! tivating society. Theie are very few ! who seem to think thev have anv duties in this direction. A great majority ' of almost any community desires the I nrevalfincfi of rood manners and rood 1 1 l t7 " ? words, but thev seem to think that like j 1 ' t sunlight nnd showers these things will come of themselves. They forget that j v'tr-e lii s t mnr. v:iv.id mnwlli t!mi vir-i ' " IUI. IMIU Uliti. UlllVCO t41I4 1Jia i -3 V Vii cnmtlv ,.mm,l ov ronte.l m.r.it will ! certainly grow up and choke the latter j IMSlll.lt weer S Wll rrOW III) ami deStrOV 1 a vegetable garden if they are not kept rooted OUt or pruned Off. KnOW led ffO, 1 , i , morals-all the virtues-grow and prosj . f Qn v fts thcv avo cultivated, and the I1 . , . . man who does not "nee nis row in j these field- shirks duties which others j must do for him or he and his genera- j lion are developing downard. Trees I that grow in mental soil need even ! , i i more care than those m your orchards, ; to keep them well shapen and healthy j and in a condition to bear good fruit, j 'Pruninir' is one of the irreat essentials , especially when tlie trees are young : a point which parents should bear in ! mind. The plants will grow ugly, ill ' shapen and produce none or inferior fruit unless this is attended to. Mental I plants are also subject to disease, to ep- j idemics.and to insect depredations. The ;

weak of removing tlie filth and disin-i tcr 1 de"iro t;) u? bef re the PubHc the following ... , . , . i i .1 ; affidavits of ierson,s acquainted with all the facts. Meeting the atmosphere in Avluch they! ' 3 jit will he seen taey are the reverse of what has

iuvv iiu uu..j a u,,t.ii to remove the causes which llll the air with cholera poisons. Iu either case tlie work is nnpleasant,which makes the man who does it so much the more deserving" the gratitude of community. Mv Diagnosis aims to be a work of this kind. There is a sink of iniquity which has for sometime been poisoning the moral atmosphere of Danville, and if some - ,. . . . , , thing is not done we sunn-moral death, Nor does the trouble stop with morals Danville, in this regard, lias been the pride of its inhabitants, but since the sink referred to has been open, no town ever deteriorated faster. At the same rate ( ere lonsr it would become the bv-word of j the State. With this deterioration it loses its bestinvitation to immigration and enterprise. It has already greatly helpj ed to depreciate the value of property. Danville should not encourage what will drive away people who seek for a good moral community iu which to educate their families. The certain finding of good schools and good society with vice and its advocates surely kept clown would bring here a hundred families, of more or less wealth, within two years. On the other hand if the town sends out a weekly advertisement that only whisky loafers, blacklegs and jail-birds arc wanted arid respected here, our town Avill be shunned by prr. dent people. The Indi nnon is just such ..noilrf.i-tispm.Mit i'lip optter wliich , , . . editor is as fitted for a po.-ition of that name as a monkey is to paint landscapes, is a poor recommend for the intelligence of the town. Its little circulation can do its patrons no good and it does do harm. It is kept up mainly by Danville Republicans who imagine Democratic wrath will be appeased thereby, Avhile i I doubt whether an average of five copi s for each P. O. are taken by Demo crats in the county outside of Danville. More are sent to some of them but here. We have five competent teachers Avith two hundred and sixty scholars enrolled. Tlie school has been iu session for several weeks anu not one word of complaint have Ave heard from the parents; butAvordsof praise, Ave hear frequent, which speak great, things for our Trustee, C. Reagan, and his corps of teachers. But Avith all this to be grateful for, only two married persons have as yet visited the school. This is not right. Parent- visit your respective schools, and in "doing encourage the teachers. The second freirn oftea hersliiatiln'o is to be bold here Xoveiubor u "" Sfl' ' quiet on the Potomac," Last Saturday night a part of the citizens Ave re ;u-on.ed about c-'ev-e11 clock by t be ::ry, .-.Itdder! .Murder! from children, Avheu Ley rushed to the house of one lies'., there, finding llest, his brother, and le 'lew engagi d in a drunken light. Io t the iuesti-.ii arises, where did they g ; their whh-ky ?' as we all claim to be la iv-u biding '-iij-zens and have no license ! saloon. 1". Among the deno-!io:s vlu h-.ivn"-ceivrd tliir'y pcr.-f?nt on ii;cii 1 deposits in tlie rii-ft 2v"a-it:ial!tink was ox-frts-idf-nt Johujoii, v3iO not-ived neuilv $22V.K)0

This is (he wav tlie Baxter Bill work'

111 1 nrke comity since the bupreini? Cou,1t l,fls ided it constitutional. The foon kcM)Cl. fJl. : . ,,.57.. f ' ,'. key for tho price often cents to a per- j son in the habit ot getting intoxicated. I Ihe b. K.1S arrested, pleads not guil- i I tv, a jurv of good and lawful men of , til'e cJUI-t , arg lhe cnge flnd fineg thQ io -rr .in c.n a Baxter Bill. Deducting the price of lhe whiskey,saying nothing about rents. V ' T J and the b. J. is out iortv-tnne dollars! ,ui 1, n,, .,n,i fi,o tt Ti,n si I K. throws up the sponge, asks arm is- j ticc which is granted, proposes to quit! the business within seven davs and nev- ; cr to vend the ardent in Parke county ! anv more, provided a few similar chs es - ... 1 ...... . , ao-ninst .him on tlie Doclft nro. dismissed i , ' " ..... at tne next term of the Court. These J j ! 1 41 T k A forme nrn i nrmi nri !r f l-i t Ti,acopii i r ! 'the bugles ring truce the Baxter Bill hims the banner 0:1 the outer walls " ! ot.,1 ' si.-l.! ?.'...! l.oo .... . ..v,. x .v.t c - 1 J1 colln'V jlopeiUiS. among Other things, aVnXrink Tg UnZ iuit Un ninwinop in li?a n!inoftinil fi say that the above was illustrated in a I ca V'0 -U'CSCn' Tte'ni f CoU,',t-.in ; whn-ii the btate of Indiana was plain- : tin. am J;unes lliU.iaau aefendant.-.'c-1 ,blcat tJJ"uit-iin. About the best way to get rid of the panic is for people to shut their mouths about it, work hard, Jive saving and what debts they can. The best way in the world to keep up the present depivssion aml oo,,,1;. bout hard times is to be eternally talking about it. Children, Your Boots will only cost $1.25 if bought at Xo. 5, Bates House Block In dianadolis. A CAItl). Some false and ?Iar.derou reports having Icon circulated in this community against my characj Leen so as-iduou'-Iy promulgated, and will, I tl.ink, fully satisfy all who wish to know the ; fact?, and to bo governed by them. Samcel Ltfew. STATE OF ILLINOIS ;L"OLA.S CoCSTYw Personally appeared bef.ro mo, a Justice of the Teace in and for said countv, William V.'. VTriiht. personally known to me, who being Erst duly sworn aJeordins to law, deposes and says that he is deputy pot master in and tor the I city of Areola, and tout on or aSout the 13th day j ' of October, 1873, a boy calling himself vniimm 1 Johnson, came to me in the port oCie and re-' j que,teJ Iue to write a IcUcr or h;ill in vvmvu. aneo with which request I wrote the following: "Jrc.o-f, TIL, Oct. 10th, 1873. "Mr.Samckl Lfff:w. Please fend me S15 00 ai scon a? possible, and oblige Yours, "William Johnson." William W. Weight. ;igned: Subscribed and sn orn to before me, this 5ih day of November, 1S73. W. II. BASSF.TT, Justice of the Peace. STATE OF ILLINOIS, Douglas County, j S3. Personally appeared before the undersurned, AV. II. Uassctt, a Justice of the Peace in arid tor tlie County of Douglas, George Kliuk, who beiiijr duly sw;rn deposes and says, that he is Mayor and ex-oHici Ju-tice of the Peace of the city of ic.da, County and Staio nforrsai-l; that on or ab-mt the 14th dtvof October, A. D.,I873. Samuel LeIw came to his o'lice an 1 stated that there was a stolen horse in the town, and wanted to know what course he had to pursue to get the horse, said horse being in Jno. J. Henry A Son's stable. I wanted to know if he knew tlx; horse, and if ho eould make affidavit to tho description of said h !.e. Ho informed ma that he could not: that ho had a de-eripiior;, 1 at it i ilnl not a?r"c widi t.-e hr.e: as nea- as I reiucm- ; Kir IKi'.l' i i fVfrfiu-c L.-'int t tli.-. liirt-1 f.-.t ...-.I j ie-?. but that the owners of saidaor -e would arrivo here in tho eveuint from IanviH, Ind. I I advised him to guard th . horse -nd the pretended f.wner, if he could watch both, and if he roirld no! watch both that if he had to let one or the other go, to let the boy go in preference to the horse, and if the boy should try to get away while ht-, Loftew, was washing him then to have him arrested and hold him till the parties came from Indiana; and further informed him that if ho would make alhdavit t3 lhe description of the horse and proper owner that I would issue a warrant for the arrest of tho boy, but that I would not arrest the boy without warrant, and warrant I could not issue without affidavit and bond, all of which Samuel Lell'ew could not make or give Ofop.of: Ki.ink, Mayr and Ex-Oflicio J. P. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of November, A. D., 1873. AV. 11. BASSETT, Ju.-tiea of the Peace. STATE OF ILLINOIS, ) Douglas County, j ,ss" John Steiahouse, being first duly sworn Recording to law, says on oath, that he was in the employ of J. J. Henry & Son in their livery stable in the city of Areola on the 14th day of October, 1 873, and that he did not tell Aurthur Cullins that Samuel Lefi'ow took the boy into the back part of the stable and give him 5 00 and tell him to make his escape; nor did LetTew give him money at any time within deponaot's knowledge; ami that lie did net tell Collins that the b'y was currying the horse at the time LetTew found him, but lold Collins that the horse was starring in the stable, bridled and saddled. And he fuithi'i- says that the boy could not have slept with Lehew the night Lefl'ew came to Areola, a he, tho boy, slept widi deponent, in. the office at the above named livery stable. And he further say? that sai i boy got his coat and left the stabbi between 8 and 9 o'clock a. m., and did not return i:gain. John Stkinhoise. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of November, 1873. AV. II. BASSETT, Justice of the Teace. STATE OF ILLINOIS, ) Douglas County, j ss' Frank Sullivan, personally known to me, being first duly sworn according to law, says lis resides in the city of Areola, Douglas County, State of Illinois: that bo is proprietor of the Franklin House, a hotel in said city, end has been for several years. He further says that on the night of the loth day of October, Samuel LetTew came to b:s bouse iir medii' tely after the arrival of tho !n'.n from tho east, between 8 ai.il 8- p.m., and !i i aot lea e the house, t the best of deponn' 's ki.oiTiny ui.d belief, until the follow ing mm nii'g. Frank Stii.Liv.iN. Sub-f ribed and pw- rri to before me thin 5 h day of November, 1873. AV. TI, BASSETT, Jus.ii-r. of lhe Peace. COMMJrvWiONS'.KS- PR()C EEL1 XGS. The Floar 1 of Coiom .ssi nf-rs met Oct. 2('th, in accordance w itli tn-.- amea led law, to rece've ti e r'port vt Town.-Mp Tru"ecul Incorporated ii, The rep,. rts a e as n-iiow Tne Cr t ii.Li, S t .. on hjf d," i'o.r..'.';s thv- 'm! i. -ep at i- r.f; ce'.iiK ro'1. .- air. A. "vYelahatis , Tic.uee. Air . rv..c ?... I. i -p On hnr.J ... iloj.1, - To W IIS!: i S peciai Scao 1 Common School 1.73C, 72 .".. I 11 3!-i 03 1, ltd 27

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172 03 Total..,.. 5,786 OS Expended. 220 91 500 66 907 53 989 52 165 50 2,784 12 3,001 96 TownVhip '....'.'. Special School Common School;. J-og Tot Balance on hand.... WASHIXQTOX TOWNSHIP. . Cox, Trustee, allowed for service cte 106 00 Receijttg. on hand

566 33 181 41 I 321 as.-) 978 76 2,145 44 220 64 4,413 93 107 93 30 9 68 810 35 129 12 22.5 80 I, 583 83 2,830 08 172 00 5,448 39 188 78 262 03 1,463 16 3,721 75 145 79 11,229 90 10 00 91 55 1,044 81 3,541 75 194 60 4,882 91 6,346 99 132 00 3,852 47 387 20 400 91 2,088 34 4,864 77 196 55 II, 790 24

Road Township special School... (liniuon eenoot. Dofr . Total , JZjrjJcnrU'd. ! Township ' gpccjai School. V" 1 !ntn m (in SI rV fi DoS Total Balance on Land GCII.FORD TOWJfSHIP. C IUgan, Trustee, allowed for serviee i V," ! lleeetpt,. On hand. Road Township Special School... Common School. Ijog Total Expended. Head Township Special School.. ; Common School, i Dog Total ... LJBERTT. TOWNSHIP. R. C. Moire, Trustee, allowed for services liec eipt. On hand Koad Township Special School C' mmon School.. Do? Expended. I V,s,'d ?? j i ow?!,,n,J ?44 1 o j v'1 bT,l' I''6 "! ! -"nn School 3,4s2 4o Total .... Balance. 5.829 73 5,961 51 maeios township. Trustee, allowed for X. E. Wert, services 154 50 Receipts. Ou hand Road To wuship. Special School.... Common. School.. Do" 2.6S3 S5 160 06 153 35 1.576 03 2,176 96 79 70 Total 6,829 95 Expended. Road 93 04 271 15 248 05 813 60 75 75 Towns h ip Special School Common School !' Total Balance oi hand KKL RIVKB SOV.NdHtP. Js. It. Shields, Trustee, allowed for services 1,501 59 5,323 36 144 00 Receijd. Oa hand Road Township Spacial School . Com moil Sehool. Ig Total 2,200 52 167 14 161 53 3,539 81 2,387 3t 121 49 8,577 80 Expt ,ldcd. Road Township , Special School Common School... Dol' 152 28 305 00 2.S18 56 1,791 30 177 00 5,244 14 3.333 66 Total Balance on hand. MIODLB TOWNSHIP. Henry Iloak, Trustee, allowed for services 33 00 Receipt. Oa hand Road Township Special School.. Common School. Dog..... 2,192 60 203 51 202 76 1,044 11 1,834 46 119 55 Total 5,596 99 Expcudod.

Road 312 65 Township 162 25 Special School 1,022 88 Common School 1,693 00 Dog 124 50 Total 3,315 28 Balance 2,281 71 BROWN TOWNSHIP. Win. Hopkins, Trustee, allowed for service 176 50 ReccipU. On hand, 963 95 Road 102 19 Township 209 12 Special School 433 66 Common School 1,278 04 Dog...; S9 42 Total 3,070 3S

Expended . Ror.d Township Special School.... Common School. Dog 33 3S 235 06 311 63 178 50 89 42 Total Balam 847 99 2,228 39 CLAY TOWNSHIP. Trustee, a'lowcd for John Kendall, services 73 50 Hi e dp. On band Road Towji.-hi Special schoot Coin aioii S; h. ol .. ko0' Tot.l

101 97 12o 21 j 90S 24 j 2 2SS !'2 1.4 6 68 j 89 2 i 4,286 4 7 I j I 2 :-c , 2 tt-i i: 31 01) i 73 i4 fe7 ; $U 09 j

E.xpIV a I To.VI-! t - : .') : I -V:- 1 I ti ' Cn ami .... Hpec'j.1 S.-h-i.d ComtaoB School..

Expended, Special School Total Balance 011 hand

233 84 1 233 84 ! 39S 51 125 00 2,433 42 159 21 101 00 921 84 1,508 65 79 35 5,203 47 163 03 1)7 00 369 24 j 1,853 25 95 01) j 2,597 5S 2,005 89

UNION TOWNSHIP. G. W. Shirley, Trustee, allowed for services Receipt . On hand Road Township Special School Common School 1,508 65 Dog Expended. Road Township , Special School... Commoi? School. 10Total Balance cn hand. LINCOLN TOWNSHIP. J. W. Parker, Trustee, allowed for services Receipt. 84 00 On hand Iload Township Special school Common School fog

1,779 75 j 137 12 j 53 88 j 952 06 j 1.0CG 08 ! 82 61 I 4,111 50 169 13 160 50 997 23 1,499 50 2.908 97 1,202 53 1.43S 38 349 47 1,085 37 2,873 22 200 SS 1.410 00 l.filO 83 1,202 34 15 00 7 35 78 00 27 45 9 00 3 00 3 25 C 00 19 50

i.oco 08 Expended . Road Township Special school Coinmcn school Total Balance on hand BttOWNSIlL'RG. J. VT. Morgan, Treasurer Receipts. On hand Special t-chool Common sehool Total. Expended. Special school , Common school... Total Balance on hand MI8CKLLANK0US. Jas. Y. Crawford was allowed, for cash advanced to send some poor person to Kentucky C. Rngan, money advanced to send two poor girls from Plainfield to Indianapolis, loard bills, &c John N. Shirley, for services as Trustee of Middle township, from March 1st, 1873, to July 3d Parker & Smith, goods and money to Geo. Moore, of Lincoln township to send him to Kanss J. A. C. Dobson, County Superintendent, for postage and stationery for his office T. . AVitson, for boarding man II. II. Crawford, for hauling coal to County Asylum II. II. Crawford, for hauling wood to jail G. YV. Gentry, for workaround Court house yard and jail James A. Caldwell, excess of interest on school fund 3 00 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. ::OXICE TO CONTRACTORS. Proposals will be received for furnishing ma- j terial and erecting two Privies and one Coal House for the School Corporation of the town of j Danville. Bios will be received until 10 o clock a. Friday, November 21, 1873. Trusrees reserve the right to reject any or ail bids. I'bitis and specifications can be seen by calling on the Trustees. AVir.sov Lockh IRT, ") AV.M. G . UOM AS, j- Ti UltcH. S. R. Craddick, J Danville, Nov. 13, 1873. S1 lERIFF'S SALE. By -virtue of an execution to me directed, from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Hendricks county, Indiana, in a cause whereiu tholndi.tr.a polis A St. Louis Rail Road Company is plaintiff and Erastus F. Hunt and Jonaihm B. Ileavenndgo are defendants, requiring me to make ihe sum of fiv; hundred r.ud ten dollar.', with interest on raid snip, and costs, I will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on Saturday, the 29 day of November, 1873, bet ween tne hours of 10 o clock a. in. and 4! o'clock p. m., of said day, at the door of the court I bouse of Hcnurii ks county, tho rents aud profits for a term not exceeding seven years, the following described property, to-wit: The northeast quarter of the routhwost quartern!' section two (2) township f.ftcen ,( 1 5) north north of range one (1) west, in Hendricks county, Indiana. Levied upon as the property of Erastus F. Hunt. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said execution, interest and costs, I will at the same time and place expose at jiublie sale the fee-simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree interest and cost. Said sale will bo made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. SAMUEL L. HAW KINS, Sheriff of Hendricks County. Nov 6 S LIERIFF'S SAfcE. By virtue of an execution attached to a decree of sale to me directed, from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Hendricks County, Indiana, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on Saturday, the l'jht day of Nov., 1S73, between tho hours of 10 o'clock a. m., and 4 o'clock p. in., of said day, at the door of the Court House of Hendricks county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of thu following described real estate, towit: The northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section sixteen ( 1 6) in township seventeen (17) north of range two west, in Hendricks county, Indiana. Given up by Minatree Penington, us his property to satisfy said execution in favor of the Citizen's National Bank of Indianapolis, Indiana. And on failure to realize the full rmount of judgement, iuterest and costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose at public sale the fee-simple of said real estate. Said sale will be made without any relief from valuation or appraisement laws. SAMUEL. L. HAWKINS, Sheriff Hendricks County. L. M. Campbell, Att'y. Oct 23 (gHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of four executions to me di- ! re -ted from tho Clerk of the Circuit Court of II -ndricks County, Indiana. I will expose at p.ibii- sale to the highest bidder, on i Saturday, the Cth day oj December, 1S73. b con tbe lo ur? of 10 o'clock a. m., and 4 ,Vloid; i. in., of said day, at the door of the .;oi:rt in u-e ot iicinlru K.- ei utitv, maiaua, tt.e tbe rents mid prmits for a term not exceeding -even cir-, of the fidhiwing real estate to-wit: Th.- w.'-t half it ' ih nortliea-t quarter, and h - '..i.''-. h If vi b .rh wet. ouirter of se ;tiii x' (16, in ,'o .--t.i-hi ; .-x ee:, 16) north range t, e t. ir. tt nd: i l.s n nut , lutiaua. .. '.i !e:'i e :!iu iuit am. unt o Jrl I .l.llrii. , "i.'u.- ; i e t. i s.I iM ai the 'OC e i. ,e pub c sa. t'uo tea- -i:u o ta e. i- , . i y ot .'. ii: tree Pcnn I . f Ml C I t . :i" Ol.KI i MiK .-.ud J. r:::o" - G la pie. Ad I ; ;.. J( ri .dagain-r i lc vis': .at nv r'ilil .i ' -A' I . . ;l,:it..r-. .r u j'-r. : - f taw . sa vur.L i,'. u a n i.'!?;s. Sheriff lleftd.V-ks .'oui,iy. ;oo.- uaiGALVi i Wtsseit, AtairttiJ. JS'or-13 I? A ',1.2 i

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IDEIESOL & McCOTJI,

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EADQVASTESS For BEY-GOOBS.

Visit Tlieir STORE Poplins, Alpacas, Heps, Water Gloves, Sliaicls,

JeaiTs. Flannels, ZBlanlcets, Stocking Yarn,

Ca-simeres, Gents' Underwear, aSTotions, jEIosiery, Collars, itc. WEST SIDE SQTJA.HT3, DANVILLE. INDIANA.

LOAN J.

& At. SOLOMON'S

OBIGII1L LOAN OFFICE, 25 South Illinois Street, Corner Pearl, Indianapolis. jNo Connection "With. A i?v Other Honso. Money adv anced on ail articles of value. tJiiredeeined Pledges constantly on hand, for sale cheap. 1 J K 3 1 1: 3 1 1 5 1: 1 TIIK TV IJ J 1 1 5 1 I, Aug 28

3IUKCAXTI l.li. THEY

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Propose to sell Goods as Cheap, if not Cheaper, than anyone else. o

CALL AXD ZEE OM WILL Allie Rawlings

.ti:wi:m v. "W" TCHMAKER and JEWELER , 190 West Wash. St., Indianapolis, Ind., opposite Capital House, DKALEU IN Scth Thomas and American Clocks, Siss Watches, G.ld and Silvei Kings, Jewelry, &. Personal attention given to repairing AVat- hes, and satisfaction guaranteed in all eases, or monei refunded. Watch and Clock work warranted for one year. A Iar"-e assortment of Spc taclacles always, or. baud. " iulv 11 OAltPET, P Alli U V 1 1 A 1) K 1 i" OU E. THE NEW iETTsfT) CARPET, PAPERaIsD SHADE HOUSE. THE FINEST CARPET HOUSE IN THE .WEST.

NOS.IiO, 3S, :S 1, S.ILL. f'JT., NDIANAPOLIS. March 27-tf. T A AND COFFEE STOKE. jz. . j o :v l'Z c JoT'm T E J L Nr D COEEEE STOlE.

lbs. "A" SUGAR.. 9 " "C" " $1 00 1 00 CRUSHED COFFEES. Green Rio Golden Rio. Lpguayra Java. Mocha Rio Roasted Rio Ground 2d 25 io 28 25 to 28 30 40 30, 33, 35, 40 25, 30, 33, 35

PUKE GROUND SPICES A1TD A FULL STCCE OF FANCY GECCEFJESCRA IG'S BAKIXG rO WDER Forty Cent Per Wnu IE. JP. J03STES &c CO., Cor. Pennsylvania otid Market Sin., No. 1 MurtiudaU's Pluck, lntlinnn,olt July 7 1 "

FLOUKINO MILLS.

iff 1 1 AT We Guarantee Keep on hand M 1Z A 1 E OU Tv Ai;d II I (i II EST M A II I v ET PIC

CSJST03I DAYS-TticMlnys, WcdncMlays. Tlmrsdays and atui drys

April S, 1873.

GOODS.

For jSTEW" GOODS. For Bargains iih Proof Cloth, Hats, Boois, Caps, Shoes, OIT IC. . 0 OM E C-2i4j eta hi OF - Am COMPLETE! -O FOR TO EE SELVES. O 15 1 : WAITED OIV 13 V

and Howard duly 17-731 .

Prewitt.

-:o:GRANULATED SUGAR. POWDERED 100

TEAS. .... 50, 60, 80, $1, 1 20, 1 40 ..... 50, 60, 80, SI, 1 20. 1 41 SO. $1, 1 20, 1 40 61 20, 1 40, 1 60 80, ?1 00, 1 20, 1 40 SI 00, 1 20, 1 20, 1 40 50 to $1

Imperial ,. Oolong Young Hyson Gunpowder ., Japan English Breakfast.. Mixed Teas r t T 1 1 KX to 37 lbs. Per Buslicl. a full ,-upply of L. A X" T) K E D , will pay the ICE IN CA-IIEOU 11 EAT.

liloiLSAIf BLAKE.

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