Paoli Weekly News, Volume 5, Number 22, Paoli, Orange County, 14 February 1877 — Page 2

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Fiorida vi'.H rousted for II:ty .?. Th '.,-: cholera is killing Ihe I'ntkrrs of War re i county. TihJen imj Hentfricks carrifil Floriii' ! u t It whs counted fur Jfayt.

Tl.o Itou' v.a priseU a hi!! allowing depositions to he takeii in term titno.

The electoral tribunal is now wrr . Jirg' ith Louisiatia. All we sijsk ii a f.u'r !,ov ami we've got Vnt heyoiu! douht.

Tlie re ent warm weather hroujrht out the prnssIuipjH'rs in Kan.'HS. Another .eaBeri of ievastation from these pests i$ feared.

A l)i!lhi!S pa-ed the Indiana Houe of Ilepresentatives requiring Constat les to make returns on

executions within 00 days.

a up eoutu uius lar lias given

Ti'den sixty-three e?ectora! votes

to Hayes fifty. Four of Hayes

votes were delihrralolv stolen from

the pcfp'o of Flcrifl.t.

lliehard T Baylor, cashier of the

First national Bank, of Franklin, Indiana, is a tie'aulter to the tune of nearly two hundnd thousand tiollars. Ife is under arrest.

Genend Dan. Sickles has heen sie(l hy Clayton l?el knap for $1,000. Sick 'es pay lie was a soldier when he borrowed the money and he look it as a contribution to help on 1 he Union cwuse. By direction of President Grant the judicial proceedings against Belknap, the post tradership thief, have heen dismissed. This same n un Giant once said: "Let no puilty roan escape," or words to that fTVct. "A fellow feeling, itc." The Hrusy and sundry civil hills are the only appropriation bills not disposed of by the House Committee on Appropriations. These hills appropriate together $40,tG,C-X. The total reductions in appropriations hy the present II"ii-o atount to over $iO,000,(K)0. Tlie Senate his pessed a bill prohiUitin the changing of text hooks oftener than once in six years. Such a law is needed as the expanse ,ittndin the heretofore frequent changes has heen burdename to those not full handed.

Mr. Cox's statement, in the Hou-e, as to the accumulation of iinjfortant l uxinps, with only seventeen more working days in the s-i-Ion, hows how - the prudential question has overshadowed everything' else. A resolution was pJopted to facilitate the transaction of business while the count, is The Tribunal has the Louisiana case, and it alo has the fact be fore it that the Returning Board was not constituted according to th. law of the State, only partisans having e;utva?"ei.l (?) the Vote, when the law rulres five member taken Iron huth parties. It would nppc-ar that thl ra4icit! dr. feet ulou 'soiilt! uiako that count iur Have null and void.

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J ci-h n on the vote of Fior'd i. Mr. j Fiehl r.fTs red n lej-o'.ution ileclar j inr tlnst the vote should 1k cnunfed for Ttlden, and Mr. Hale one

fhut they pIkuhI ln counted f;r JTH.ves. Mr. Knott hit a verv wc-tk

spot s o in the decision of the C mmi-sion, wh'ch was has.-d ex-clu-ively on the action of the State e;invasers; hut the only evidence ofuch action, or of any Board ol canvassers in Florida was Cf;nt:dned in the Democratic certificate numbered three, which tlie Coin-j mission had refuseil to reennbe. j

Cerfifieatc No. one, which w-is r-c

cognized by it, had nothing what-

er on (he subject of'fhe Cauvass-

frpr Board. Mr. Knott's proposi

tion was to send hack the decision

to the Commission, to explain this discrepancy. After considerable

debate, the proposition was ruled

out of order, hut Jit was valuable

by showing how, in their eager

ness to clutch the four stolen votes of Florida, the Republican members of the Commission were una

ble with all their learning to frame

a consistent decision unci repot t of

t' eir action. The srenerat two

hours' debate on the merits of the Florida decision wai marked by some very poor and some very exeeltent speeches. Mr. Hurd. of Ohio, carried off the palm of oratory on the Demoeiatie side. No man in either house excels him in the art of condensing argument in n brief compass. To-day he was especially felicitous. Mr. Tucker made also a strong speech again!

the decission. Mr. Frye made a vi oleut tirade against the Democrat ic party, which, by its noise, and

heat, attracted attention. Governor

Walker made a brief hut excellent

address. Banks and McCrary, It-id-

Icals both fell short of public ex

pectation. One of the most telling-

speeches of the dy was that of

David Dudley Field, who showed the astonished Republicans that

one of their Florid electors was a

convicted felon. One would think

that after such an exposure some Republican would have been found in the House with enough

nense of decency to decline going-

on with the Florida fraud, but the roll call showed how vain were

such calculations. The House, by a party vote, however, rejected the iniquitous and revolutionary de-decision.

THE JOINT CONVENTION. The Senate again made its entry

and took seat in the chamber.

Florida was counted in silence for

Haj-es, and the roll of States went

on. At Illinois it had been expected a point would be made on one of the Republican electors; but no objections were made, and matter-

went on smoothly until Louisiana

was reached. Here there were four

returns: One from Gov. McEnery,

two from Kellogg, and oho a to

gus paper from some Republican,

purporting to be the work of John

Smith. There has been so much of

mere routine, and the houses were

so bored by it, that this sorry burlesque was received with mirth nd read through. Next came the objections to the Kellogg return hy Messrs. McDonald, Randall, Gibson, and Fernan.lo Wood, on the Democratic side. These wete elaborately and carefully drawn. Howe of Wisconsin, made the Re publican objection, and Louisiana went to the Commission. Thus the long day wound up. THE ItljECTOKAf. COMMISSION. The Commission is to imct to morrow, when, probably, after reading the cerliiL-ate and oljoo-

tions in the ca-3 of Lcai-i.m, there will io a kcirirg given to McDonald and Jcnks, the D .-nr. cr,;ti o Vetor1, an 1 to the D. ';:' i. V '.ct- Tl. - xt d iv s,d p 'y cr.thcr, svill b- tvc -I t )ar,:.s,r-t a:, ! t:: -g (.:--.-

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; the various counsel, -.Usrs. ! n!i,

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M n i -:, Hoa iley and Green, for the Democratic side f the question, and Mcsir-i. Kva lis, Matthews, Shel'eh irger, and B.'ougiiton, tor the Republican side, the presiding justice inquired who would tepresent the objectors. Mr. Field (Dem., N. Y.) re-pponih-il that Senator McDonald Dem., Ind.) and Mr. Jenks (Dem.,

Pa.) of the House, would appear objectors to certificates Nns, 1 and 2. Mr. Evarts announced that Mr. Howe (Rep., Wis.), of the Senate, and Mr. Huribut (Rep., III.)

would appear as objector to cer

titicate No. 2.

i.ne commission ad'ournea un

til 11a. m. to-morrow.

would like again to mi.se the w:-rn- '.?to r. -luth;a isitrvd;u ! I .-" Jt ing vole-:- to Usecitizens of Orleans, j Dykeaian, I'rof. Alex C. II -;''iu, Is it possilde that our town is to be j president of ihe Bo-rd rf , ' 2 eumit with two grog bbe.ps, and i of the Stat Normal ch 5,r ..rt.

you, as parents, permit it without a word. You know well that the

vending of aident spirits, in place. iiteiisod or unlicensed, is a tremendous evil. Here those who I avc no f:ta!ed employment loiter away the day for a few potations o! rum, ar.d licre those who have finished the toils of the day meet to sps i;d a vacant hour none content to be lookers on all drink, and none for any length of time temperately. Here, too, your children,, drawn in by enticements, associate for social drinking, and

ly feubmitted a report i.l.di'. - l tha expense of conducting tho institution of learning as follows: Pre-id en t't $3,G00j fou r teacher.s $ 1 ,- 500 each; one teacher, $1,-I00j ' two teachers $1,200 each. In the training school, four teachers, receiving $200, $150, $50 and $25 lespeetiveli'. In response to the Rime resolution, the President of the Trusteeof Purdue University reported that in June, 1870, the Univers' was reorganized with three department?, designated us the Universi

ty Academy, the College of Gener-

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here trie iron hand of the monster al Science and Special School of

The man Ditty, whom the Re

publicans brought up Friday to

prove that Maddox was an 'ex

confederate" and "unreliable,"

was shown bv the cross-examina lion of Mr, Field to have been en

gaged in two plots to assassinate

Abraham Lincoln, the first time

in JSGI, when Lincoln went to Washington, and the second time

iu 1SG4, when Lincoln went North

on a visit. Ditty also admitted

that he once formed the purpose of

shooting General Ben Butler and other prominent Federals. The man Ditty having become a gut

ter-rake of Hayesisrn, has been forgiven all these sins by John Sher. man, Mortoti and the other high

priests of Radicalism.

Ed. News Permit me gpsce in

your pap r to say that I was much pleased to see the noble confession of "Victim" in hist week's issue

or ifte New, and do most heartily concur In, all that he said, and think it liigh ti.ne "we were up and doing." When we s?e boys and young men approaching manhood on the streets drunk; when we see a man of mature years, a man of intelligence on one of our

principal streets, with the sun above us shining in all its glory, when ladies and children are on the street, and behold him take from a youth a quart bottle onethird full of the fiery demon, uplift and empty the contents in his to be pitied stomach, and then probably wish that the bottle had

not been so near empty. Oh, parents, is it not timowe were "up

and doing" when we s?e such examples as these set before our chil

dren from men who ought to let

their lights shine? To my mind it is evident there is no character which appears more despicable and deformed in the eyes of all reasonable persons than that of a drunkard. There is no doubt hut this vice has very fatal effects on the mind, the body nd fortune of the person who is addicted to it. It, first of all, unveils or discovers to us every flaw in the mind. The sober man, by the strength of reason, may keep under and subdue every vice or folly to which he U most inclined, but wine makes every latent cPed sprout up in tle-s soul and show itself, it gives fury to the passions and force to the object which is apt to produce them; it heightens love into jealousy and jealousy into madness. It oftan turns the good-natured man to an idiot and the choleric into an assassin. It gives bitterness to resentment, makes vanity insupportable and displays every little ?pot of the s vul in its utmost deformity, even in a drunknrd's Bobcr moment if he h-is any it still h a L i 1 in-

- tio.-i, fohoahl th- understanding, it impair"? tho 1 , lf i i I I J t ) 1 1 h -.1

memory and makes thoo ..i-r.

habituil which are pro iuc i hy

is fastened upon them at a period

when they ought not to have been

beyond the reach of maternal ob servation.

Did you ever stand by the bed

t?ide of a dear one dying from the

e fleets of intemperance as I hav dune? If not perhaps you cannot realize how terrible are the effects

of whisky. But wait, then see wh.it I have seen, go where I have

gone, and you will then realize your blindness in sitting .still and allowing men to engage iu a business that they intend hall ruin you and your children. I push not this argument reproachfully, but for the purpose of awakening conscientious investigation. Wo are a free people. No imperial ukase or forest of bayonets can

make us moral and indnstiious, oi turn us back if we go astray. Our

own intelligence and moral energy must reclaim us. Every yeir thou

sands of families are robbed of

fathers, brothers, husbands and

friends. Every year widows and

orphans are multiplied and grey

hairs are brought with sorrow to the grave. No disease makes such

inroads upon families; blasts so

many hopes; destroys so many

ives and causes so manv mourn

ers to go about the street. If you allow saloons to be started in Or-

ems prepare for the worst, for

your family may suffer. Cri you

not call to mind some man who

as already become a victim of

John Ochs' poison. At the dead

Hur of night the cry of fire is icard. you spring from your bed

and rush out to try and save youi

neighbor's property. I say to you

that those dearest to you will be

endangered by .aloons in our

midst, and will you bestili and say "nothing can he done." The language of Hoavea to you is, "Be it unto thee ev?n as thou wilt," and there is no despondency more fatal or more wicked than that which refuses to hope and to art

from the apprehension that noth

ing can be done; Victim.

Applied Scienee, ali under the su

pervision of the President, Horn E. E, White, salary $3,51)0. Three Professors, Wiley, Hussey and 'Ilerron, received $1,800; two, Dean and Chase, 1,500 each; two, Morris and Oren, $1,200 each; one, Weyher, $500. Other employes, $1,200, $S00, 4'OUO, $403, $080, $150, $104, and $76, respectively. So far as concerns the State University, the Crawfordsvillo Journal says it is becoming more and more apparent

that a majority of the Senators, personalty, aredecidely of the opinion that the institution is a heavy tax upon the people of the State, and it would take but little to induce them to shut it up. Senator Dyke-

man claims that the $15,000 annu

lty ought to be repealed at all haz-

zard-, and such biennial appropri

ations made as seem absolutely im

perative for the welfare of the in

stitution. Too much money,Jin his

opinion, lias been granted them in the past. They have become alto

gether too extravagant, and are

now unwilling to be cut down to an economical basis.

The REMINGTON SI WING 71 VCnilT. fc$ - i.-:.c U, 1 fare-

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LEGAL.

Grant, after stopping judicial

proceedings against Belknap, the

embezzler and post tradership broker, directed his editor, Mur-

fagh, to write a fulsome eulogy of

the disgrace! and dishonorable man and the president's organ comes out with a touching tribute to the honor and integrity of the besmirche I favorite, which winds up thus: "The defendant (Belknap) is to be congratulated on a SMfe deliverance out of the last of his troubles, and it is to be hoped that henceforth ho will enjoy a quiet, peaceful life in the bosom of his family and among those friends who have tied closer to him in the dark hours of afiliction and su tiering which havesolSug hung about him, but through which the sunlight of hope is now breaking." In the meantime Belknap remains in Washington a waiting the final count, hoping that he will not be forgot tan in case Hives is counted in.

A correspondent inquires whether the term of tjie Electoral Tribunal expires on the 11th inst. It does not. Tt was organized to secure an 'honest count,' in the shortest period consistent with the importance of the operations, certainly, before March 4th, ebe if no result is reached at that d;e, the presiding

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will becor.i?

SHERIFF'S SALE. Bjr virtue of a certified copv of a decree, to 5a directed from the Cierk of the Orange Circuit Court, in a cause wherein the Trustees of Orange Lodgp Xo. 11.1, Independent Order of O Id Fellows, is plaintiff, and San ford Stackhouse and Lydia Stackhot'ise are defend

ants, requiring me to make the sum of two hrtiudred.uoilaj-s andten cents, with'mt'erest oti sai l decreo and casta, h will- xpoaa at public sale, to uh.j liiarhest bidder, oa SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1S77, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and 4 o'clock p. ni. of said day, at the door of the Court House of Orange county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term ' not exceeding seven years, of the following-real estate, towit: The southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section sixteen (16), township two (2) north and ranprc one (1) west, containingforty acres, in Oraa.are county, Indiana. If such vents and profits will not sell for a sufficient nun to eati.sfy said decree, interests and costs, I will, at the fame time and place, expose to public sale the fee-simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as mav be sufficient to discharge 6aid decree, interest and

corns. Sai l sale will be made without an-v relief whatever from valuation or BppraiVen.?nt laws. WILLIAM V. SHIVELY.

Sherifi'Orang-e County.

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I am row receiving & large and complete stock of

Dry Goods, Motions, Piece Goods, Beady-made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, HATS, Q UEEN S W ARE, NAILS, WOODEN WARE, FAMILY GROCERIES a specialty, FLOUR, MEAL, Ac. A fine assortment of LADIES' and MISSES CUSTOM If AI2 SHOES. An examination of my stock respect full v s ilicited. Paoli, Sept. 23, 1876.

LEGAL.

Notice to Heirs of Petition to Sail Real Estate. Slaie of Indiana, Or any; County: Notiea is hereby given that Henry F. M'5Cullouirh, Administrator of the esi ate of Isaa. McClaiu, deceased, has filed his petition to ell tho real estate of the decedent, las personal property being insufficient to pay his debts; and that said petition will be heard-a't, the next term of th Circuit Co-jrt of said county. Attest: JOHN R. SIMPSON. Clerk Circuit Ctirt Orae Counir.Peb. G, lii7r.

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SI I SI HUFF'S SALE. By virfua t,dirers fee bills and executions, to ma directed, Xrom the Clerks of the Oram go auJ Lawrenco Ciraoit Courts, I will expose at public sale, to the hig'asi bid Jer, on SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1377, bitweea the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and i o'clock p. m. of said day, at the door of tha court house of Orangs couni-r. the rents and proflis for a term not exceed ii. x oven years, tbs foliowiug described rial estaw. to-wit: Lot numbered one hundred and "iovty-three (14:5), in thd town of Orleans, Orange county, Indiana. And ou failure to realize tha fall amount of

tin judgment, interest and costs, I will, at ciia am3 timeandplace, exposeat public sal tha fes-siraple of said real estate. Talien an th J pro pert v of Catharins Kauffman by virtue of divers fee hills issued from theOraujre and Lawrence Circuit Courts. 6air' sale will bo Made with relief from valuation or appraisement laws. WILLIAM P. SHIVELY, Sheriff Oraae County. Feb. 10, 1877. SHERIFF'S SAXC By vi'-tiie of divers executions to mo directed from the Clerk of ths Oranre Circuit Court, I wiil expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1S77, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and 4 o'clock p. m., of said day, at the door of the court house of Orange county, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, the following-described real estate, to-wit: Lot numbered ono hundred and forty-three (118). in the town of Orleans, Orange'county Indiana. And on failure to realize the full amount of the judgment, interest and costs, I will, at the same time and plase, expose at public rale

tae fee-simple or said real estate. Taken as th:: property of Joseph Kau.Taan. at the suit of tho State of Indiana and others. Said sale will be made without any relief whnteTer from valuation or appraisement !aw3. WILLIAM P. SHIVELY, Sheriff Oranae Cotmtv. FeV U, 1S77.

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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, A. I). 3377,

!-i'tw?-'n the hours of 10 o'clock a. rn. and

o clock p.m. of said cay. at the door of the court house of Orange county, the rents aod

grouts ior a terra di execenmir seren years, the folRinsr describe.! real estate, to-wit:

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In the Oranjce Circuit Court, April term. 1377,

Josepn Cox, assignee or .iouu A. u.-:ti!, assignee of Isaac II. Lewis vf. Samud I). Linriiey and lier.jamin 11. Tarr, Civil action. Comes now ihe plaintiff, bv his attornev.

and files an affidavit showinsr that tHV de-

fendaut, Bon jam in K. Tarr. is not a resident

of the ate of Indiana, ami that the phu-inir

nas a cause or action as-ainst said deren tan is

coneernii'.fr real estate, and that the said li-.-n-iamin R. Tarr-is a necessary partv tlu ieto, and plaiatiff thereon moves the court for notice of publication, aud the court b-'insc sufficiently a.dviseu orders said notice published accord in fr 1 y. Said defe;ilant. Ben.5ami;i Ti. Tarr. is ih refore h-ereby aotiiieu of the pendencv of ihis action, and that the same will stand' for dial a tha April term of said court, to bo hoMcii at the court house in the town of I'aoli, oa the 1st Monday iu April. Is 77. ' Witness the Clerk ami the seal of f-airt jou: a: I'aoli, this 31 dnv of Fehruarv. Is77. JOHN K. SfMl'.SOX. 21- Clerk Oran ge Circuit Com:.

State of Indiana, Orange County, ss. In the Oranyre Circuit Court. Aftril term. 1877, Isaac. Tarr, Kiiabeth T.-vrr an-l Iavi.i i';t: . hy their next friend, lsaa;- 11. Lewis, vs. Becjamin R. Tarr, Saamel 1). Liudley. Civil action. Comes now th.-? idaintiff bv hia attorne.-s.

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fidavH sliowing- that the defendant, Benjamin K. Tarr. is not a resilient of the S.ate of Juliana and that trie plain till" has a cans? of .- tiou against sahl defendants couceriiitir re a estate, aiul that the said IJen.famia 11. i :tat is a necessary party thereto, and plaintiff therfton moves th court fur notice of publication, and the eo-.irt btinir sufa, ientiy advised aiders said not ice wnb'iished aci orilinly. Said defendant, jionjauiin J. Tarr, is therefore borebr notid-.-d of tho :endencr of this action, and that the same will stand' fur trial at the April term of said court, to be hoi den at the court hoiis. ii; tlie town of I'aoii, on the 1st Monday in .iril. JS77. Witness the" CLtui a.-id the seal of said court at 1'aoli, this Sd dav -f Fehrnarv, le-77. John snii'Ao;,'. 21 Clerk Orange Circuit t'onrt.

State of Indiaia, Orange County, ss. In the Omrg? Circuit Court, April term. 1S77, Preston Tejrarden vs. Raymond K. bulH'e'. Complaint for Deed. Conies now the plr.intiff. by Messrs. Mali an and Maviry. Kr.'is..' his Hftorneys. and files hi complaint, a .id als; an ailidavit. showin.z tha t the" def e,i. -ajic, itaymonil K. s?.llee, is n'i, a resident of theS'tate' of Ind:aaa, aad that the plaint;;:' has a causa of action against, said defendant for deed to real cstaie, and

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