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ftn'l tl.o f.iture (I. .it New Orleans I. s 1 v!ri nlnj cf an,I praying far nearly twenty years seeiru to to rfalir-:v at last.

Tba apjpcrtlonracat of the school fi?ul has been completed by the Boxerintendeat f Public Instructlcn, and will fcs distributed. This is tho only year that tho County Auditors find Superintendents have not icra delinquent in the payment cf lands. Tho amount v,t the fund 1.5 $1,070,S70 19, all of Whlcb, excepting $100 62, i3 to be distributed. Thia U the closest appoTtloamenfc ever made. There are 031,703 school children .in the State, an Incrcva of 15.CQ0 over the number Inst year, and the per capita is CI 63 per child. The eg'sresrtte loss from business failures since the commencement of the contraction policy, amount, Iti round numbers, ta $1,500,000,t0f or ubout two-thirds of the national debt. This wide-spread ruin end organized robbery of the people wr.3 necessary that tho value of the money mongers' property mljht ba increased. Add to this vast sum the loss that the people ha'va suEired in the depreciation cf real property, that bears the b urJ!c ti of taxation, and the thour. -i.U of millions that have been h- t iy the enforced Idleness or the L.l i'br-s men of the contraction C ull:; has cost the country enough to Lava paid the national debt .every day for the past ten years. Aud still the s;rind goes on, and etill that "patient ass, the American pc-rplo," has not beun to . ? U f

ZatcrciUnsr to 3!sa!;Xel Solders. The surgeon general of the army has icecntly issued a circular ann.ouacinj that every ofilcer, or enlisted or hired tr.ir,, who has z:i a llcabcr tha uso of a limb in the military or naval service of the tJnitc-d States. U entitled to receive, once every five years, an artificial limber apparatus, or corusnatnticn' thtrcfcT The period of five ycar is reckoned from the fUIcj of the, Crtt appUcatisn after June '17, I $70. The commutation fill owed la easa cf the amputation of a h j is iJZif in all otbrr cr.srn C "). Cc.:i:;:ul..t: :.i ecu t fJ;.;;vcd caly in cr. cfl: . cf a limb er 1. of tlw u: ? cf a I:;.;! that i, an ana llcccj'fjry tr..:.; i rt Mien by t!.i

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accordance with the verdict of the jury of imprisonment for life, and, shackled to another prisoner, he has j'.'.it left for JeiTersonville, in charge of Sheriff Alexander and Deputy "Strong. So ends another chapter in the history of the most remarkable series of trials which

ha ever taken place in Indiana. Before passing sentence, which was accomplished with no lecture and which duty was performed by Judge 'Robinson with more than his wonted feeling, the prisoner was asked the usual question an to whether he had anything to say why judgment should not be pronounced.' Then it was that Jones first showed by hi actions the fewrful effect the lst twenty-four hours' su -pen.se had had upon him. lie was so weak who 1 he arose to reply that he tottered and would have fallen had he not bean supported by his wife. His voice was almost inaudible, and it was only by the closest attention that any of his words could be heard by those in his immediato vicinity. The few words caught were to the effect that ho could say a good deal why sentence should not he pronounced; that he had not had "a fairshow;" that he had been hunted down by a gang of men with whom he connected the name of Judge Wilson. In fact he attributes as much blame as the people ascribe credit to Judge Frank Wilson for this final conviction, lie has .conceived the mot intense hatred for him and has made some

fearful threats against his life. It wa evident there u as some uneasiness on the part of a portion of those present within the railing of the bar when sentence was passed, and I have since learned that Judge Robinson was warned by one of the prisoner's attorneys that there was danger of a tragedy taking placo at that time; that Jones had arranged with his wife, who is said to go armed with a revolver all the time, to H close by him when the motion for a new trial was bring argued, and if it was refused, to slip him the revolver, when he would showt Judge Wilson and then himself, and that at the instance of Judge Robinson precautions were taken by placing bailiffs within grasping distance of Jones and his wife, and Judge Wilson at the opposite side of the bar with Judge McxTutt and several other gentlemen intervening. 1 Jones has no apparent motive for hk rt jtr.tmcat toward Judge Wilwa ulove tl.3 ether attorneys for ih provocation, except that to hmi hj'uys the. blame, mere than to anyone of tho others, fr having i-.iVkkl him. And in this esti-;-.-.:-rf Ji:.: - Wi'.r.'s t.'dckr.ey

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connected with tl;I? cr,-, ,vhich ;.:a !; t hrribIo hi thadr 1. ;t;:re if true, but could not be admitted in evidence ut this trial. It will be remembered that a negro waa arrested here two or three years ago with a horse in his possession

which he way charged with having stolen from, one of the Toilivers, and was taken back and hung by a mob on tho road between Orleans and 2Xitcheil. The detectives claim to have learned that this negro had been used to carry the' benzine on the night the burning benzine and explosives were thrown into the Moody house and fearing afterwards the negro, who was a half-witted fellow, would divulge too much, he was persuaded to take the horse under

the belief that it was a gift to him and told to take it to Bloomington and sell it. lie was then charged with the theft, lookback and hung. Bowery charges Bent Jones with numerous robberies in and about Mitchell, and with having a number connected with him in passing counterfeit money, some of whom bear a respectable character. Ha claims that it is by Jones's knowledge of the unlawful acts and crimes of some of these men, and by holding the threat of exposure over them that he Is enabled to use them as witnesses. It is not known what coarse the three remaining prisoners, Parks and Tom Tolliver and Lee Jcncr, will pursue. They can not be tried at this term of court, and unless they take their cases back to Orange county and consent to be

tried by Judge Pearson, they will be compelled to lie In jail here some time. In the meantime, advices from Orange and Bawrenco counties since the conviction of Bent, Indicate a better feeling on the part of the people. They had bem outraged by lh murder of Moody, and when they, through offering rewards, succeeded in arresting the guilty partie?, as they believed, and were trying to bring them to trial, a change of venue was taken; then followed continuances and delays ufitil they hid been dragged here as witnesses by the hundreds on three occasions, and ou each occasion enormous expenses were taxed up against their county until there was a dangerous feeling taking possesion of them. There can be no legal excuse foi mob law, but there could have been little surprise had these men become desperate in the event of no final disposition being made of this case, and there is no doubt but that there was a determination on their part to. protect themselves, as they termed it.

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day of this month, elected to succeed S. B. A. Conder, where term o f o .CI ce ex p 1 rtni a t t h a t t i m e. The picnic of the little peanuts was, on account of the rain, last Wednesday postponed until &ome suitable day. The little fellow.s were -sorely disappointed. The grangers expect to move their store in their new building by the first of Au gust. Our clever young clerk, Mr. Willet Mathers, may be seen most every beautiful evening taking a buggy ride with 'some of the Orleans fair sex by his side. Mis.-? Bibbie Shindler is visiting friends and relatives in Vincennes. Moonshiner. '

A recent decision of the Supreme Court 01 this State is to the effect that a petition to a Board of County Commissioners to locate and establish a public highway Is fatally defective when it fails to net out the full given names of the owners of the lands. The mere giving of the initials only of the Christian names of individual owners, and the firm names only of owners in partnership is not a compliance with the statute.

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IE3AL. 2y irtwe of an. execBtion, to rue directfd from th Clerk of the Orange Circuit Court, I will expose at public s"Ue, to the highest bidtier, ou SATURDAY, JUNE 30, A. D. 1S7, between ths liours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p.m. of said day. Kl the door of the court house of Orange county, tho rent and proflts for k ftrm not cxceediDjr scren years, the followiiif described ical ef ta(. to-wit: Part of the west half of tho southwest quarter of section seventeen (IT), township tv: (2) north and rane two' (2) west, beiaall of that quarter which li-?s on the south si ie of Lost river; also part of tho southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section seventeen (17), township tiro (2) north and ran ire two (!) west, beiug that part of said forty ares lying1 oa the south side of Lost river, and also the north haSf of the northwest quarter of section twenty-one (21), iaeaid township two (2) north :d t a tiro two (2) west, containing oae hundred una six 10fi) acres, all ia Oraojro county. ludiatia. And ou failure to realize the full amount of tho judgment, interest and costs. I will, tit the am time and place, expose at public sale Use fco-simple of eatdreal estate. Taken as the property of William W. Lukerbill, at the suit x "Arthur J. Bimpsoa vs. Wm. . I.tikerbill. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuauoa or appraiseraicnt laws. SAMUEL A. DAVIS, June 1, 1S77. Sheritt Orange County. . Oil SKIFF'S EI,S,e. By TirtuA of three fee hills to ma directed, from the Clerk of th Orange Circuit Court, I will expos at public sale to th highest bidder, oa SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1S77, between ths hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and i o'clock p. m. of said day, at the door of th court house of Oransro county, ths rent and prof.ts lor A term not exceeding serca jearj, tba following described real estate, to-wit: Cr .wil'n i v.f th. s-rt m i q-,.H-tcr of the-nnr-'ii-f-atr.u.Lcrcf io-i t twn f--, iiorih ani rani-e tvo west and the southeast; qnarter of th northwest cnirter of Mine sec-ti-.-n ciirt two r rc i the.a'! f h -r- lo-ore suii fii.':r'ii i: .arho-' i 'c,r E s f f I'.i 1 i ail I"! ti bun r r rc iJ. A !-- :.' t of iN 6thi!.w-' ii r"" r 'f sne e-'X-t;oti, t wu n ran .ve I ir ' la-'ii. .1 tv-t,o 8itm ou t.ic noiai aa 1 we-U' I ? of i'at')"'i pn t ii ti, f bars: rod a n 1 u t ii- ith end ci t-..-t r '-rt cf cur.ituC.niii i wtt cf (' i ro.k'1 the Ls-i s t, i'a;n ie on' ' I'o.iri d p r ! forty pft in ore or ! ap i ;! fiilia- t- rea f r-e ft I trtcf t1 i u 1 "K'rt, interest a tid cu . I h i i I. s j : a h t i ( . e o I I'lfi"!, eiL.''.- j us j ubl.s ba,t ti ( , n: ;e t f i I ri 'n o r. 1. '. k.n ; ',, . i-;;,-,,, Cox I l --:;t Cf .-,aJ a!l i:. 5.1- ! Til, li.irva V DCDr ' J ' ii r. t. .-.1. vs War.'- " n t ak.

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Br virtue of a certified copy of a decree, to

me directed from the Clerk of theOransre Circuit Court, in a cause wherein John Charles

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fendant, requiring me to make the sum of

two hundred and uurty-iive dollars andlillythree cents, with interest on said decree and costs, I will" expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, JUNE IS, 1ST", between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p.m. of s.aid day, at the door of the Court Hawse of Orange county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding' seven years, of the following real estate, towit: The northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section twenty-six (26), in township (2) north ami range two (2) west, in Oransce county, ludiana. if such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interests and costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose to public sale the fee-simple of said re,"sl estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs. Said sale will he made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. SAMUEL A. DAVIS, Mav 21, 1S77. Sheriff Orang-e County. Throop at Throop, Atty's for Pi ll.

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SUfljUIFF"! SAIiE. By virtue of an order of sale, to me directed f rom the Clerk of the Orange Circuit Court, I will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1377, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. in. and 4 o'clock p. in., 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 describe d real estate, to-wit: The undivided half of the south half of the northeast quarter, aud the north half of the southeast quarter of section six 6 townshio one II north and range two 2J west, anal the undivided two-thirds of the west half of the southwest quarter of section thirtytvro i 32 j township two 2 north and range two 21 west, in Oransje county, Indiana. And'on failure to realize the full amountof tho judgment, interest and costs, I will, at the s.irne time and place, expose at public sale the fee-simple of said real estate. Taken as the property of Martin V. Archer, at the suit of Alfred Apple, administrator of Adam II. Apple. Said sale will - be niade without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement

laws. SAaUUEL A. DAVIS,

May 21, 1S7

SherilT O ran ;r e County.

TiOtlce of Final Self lenient. Notice is hereby given that on this 20th day of May. A. D. 1S77, Aaron Turley, Administrator, with the will annexed, of ih estat-j of Benjamin Tnrley, deceased, filed with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Orangre county, Indiana, his final report as such Administrator, showing that there is no surplus left for distribution among the heirs of said decedent. Said heirs .".re hereby notified that at the July term, 1S77, of said court, and on the first day of said tot in saiU report will stand for confirmation. Attest tin Clerk ani the seal of said court at i'aoli, this 2-iih day of Ma v, A. D., 157". JOHN Ii. SIMPSON, . S7- Clerk Oracare Circuit court.

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On July lilh next I wi: r '11 the fim cf the h'ue iJ.'ivi.l O.honi. tor'fi'Tin , an' J, at P".' l.-s f i -'-.o i. 11.. i1! a. I cx.-.'-.u-ieii. It. is snujic ISm;'"1) vt idl'? 7- WM, C. OSiiOItN, Coni'r.

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Prices reduced on all good In my lineA good assortment of the best-' pat terns of Cooktns Stores in tlie market at unaurpasingly low llgaraa and warranted to give satisfaction.--Prices racking from $12 to f 33. Dram Stoves only 54 ,r D. Rnssia Iron Stoves as low as $3 03. Chain Pumps very low Tba a besicofiee roaster in the market for only SI 7.5. Lee's Patent Swinging Churn, , the best churn ever invented $'i 50. Tin-Ware of every description always on hand, on which large discounts to the trada will be given House work of every description don to order, and none but the bRt material used. No 10 cent tin kept in stock.. It will be to the interest of all persons wanting .ny of the above goods to call and learn prices before going i.sewhert to purchase. As these prices are pat on a hard money basig, please don ask for credit. Greenbacks taken at par. Vi. C. R. IZSTalP. Paoli. Ind. Oct. 25 1873. S-t,

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J glass and window sahl 'cigars, tobacco ti:a, coffee, "i ,SirVtul fi 1 V'li to F!ii, hv r'f kit. a r. i a ll a - ( -t 1 vma lly kJK,t hi r' ; f'"'!f' !v- a be sold as thnti' 1 ohm' iu the place. 1 rhe Ki rtw tt market price wi'lb?-'! f.irvni'- ( -m of pro-hice. ijp'-.; are sni..a 1 bi.ul and examine mrit.Vtg gOOdS. jfjj Vja-fcA ., JXllLXUlliAj PEALES IN Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, AND CLOTIIIXO. ALSO, PITSB Ulta COAL. CAST SIO'E FUULIC SQUllrZ ORLEANS INDIANA. Joly 8. 1874, ly. -

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Having a lartre amount of lumber on hn :i 1. .and beiuar well situated to manufacture thy same, I am enabled to ofi'er the following Ion prices : POPLAR.

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