Paoli Weekly News, Volume 5, Number 42, Paoli, Orange County, 4 July 1877 — Page 2

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"The JSocfely for tbo Kncouraemcn t of Kiiiiratioii" is the nnw givtn hy thft ludkmapolu Herald lo ibe Vigilante who recently Visited Mitchell.

The Custom House at Now Orleans h?.s been invest icoded, and it is found that tho ovfcrnmcnt has been paying $6CUY0 per annum lucre than is necessary to run i'. Stop tho Irak?.

Little Jloy I'lea-e, I want tho doctor to co mo and sec :n other. Servant Doctor's out. "Where do you roiuo from? Little Bey What? Dcn't you know me? Why, wo deal with 3011, We had a baby from here test wee!;!

IlicJunond, Indiana, war, visited hy a terrible? sdr-rm dast bYturdeiy. One man was killed, while ike deft ruction ofproj'Ctty was immense. Other portions of the country were vi-itctl by tiio sierra but liie dam;igo was not near so great.

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for;; time the hunt was exciting. Ifc was final!; captured under some pea vine? in a garden, but the counsels of influential citizens deterred the mob frmn carrying out their designs. Jefferson was fcorrotiy taken out of town, and driven to Spencer. Ifc wiil not visit DJoomin-jrton again.

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"The last Legislature passed a law declaring marriage to lo a civil contract into which males of the age of e Ugh toon, and females of the age of sixteen not nearer of kin than second cousins are callable of entering. The law is "not yet in force.

The second drawing of the Kentucky Cash Distribution Company, advertised to lake place at Lcuisville last Saturday, has teen postponed until Thursday, August CGth, at which time tho managers prcmi.se a drawing or money will be refunded to ticket holders.

Tho ltussian army has crossed the Danube and is crowding the Turks at all pobats. There has been severe fbjhtlng. almost in variably resulting in favor of the Itusian; The Russian army now across the Danube numbers about 3"..,0ou tr.en and more are on the way.

Tke Indiana in Idaho and Oregon are on tho war path and slaughtering large numbers of settiers. In a. contliet with a dotaclimutcf troops, the Indians came oil victorious Heiufcrec meats are en the way, and all the available h'reo en the Pacibe coast will be ordered to the scene of till; ies.

The fel.'owfr is the ararpby P'edgc: With malice toward 7. e- I ' -:Py f I. g -

Lantls. An Act to provide for the removal of rails and plank fencing from overflowed, lands. Approved March 14, 1S77. Section 1. Be it enacted hy tho General Assembly of the State of Indiana, It shall be thedutv of the

County Commissioners to furnish a blank book to the Recorder of the county, to be paid for out of the

county fund, in which the Oaunty Recorder shaU keep a record " of marks of rails and plank fencing, which may be adopted by freeholders of such county. Provided, That it shall not be obligatory en the Board of County Commissioners to procute such book of record until petitioned so to do by twentyfreeholders of the county over which they preside. See. 2. The County Recorder snail receive twenty-five coats for tho recording of each mark, and no more, to bo paid -for by the person or persons adopting and having such mark rcoi'tled; and tho Recorder shall in no instance record two marks which may exactly correspond. Bee. G, Any person or persons, having his or her rails or plank fencing marked and recorded as herein provided, should such rails or plank fencing be removed by high water, and overflow off of their lands on to the land of another person or persons, such person it persons shall have the privilege of removing such rails and plank fv'ucing on to their own premises t any tliuo-of- the year: ' Provided. That they shall be held responsible and pay all damages that moy be done to growing grain on the load from which such rails or plard: fencing may be removed, or ov r which they may he hauled. All laws coming in conflict with this act are h :oaby repealed. Bee. I. Whereas, an emergency exists fur the immediate taking effect of this"' act, therefore it shall take fleet from and after its pass;;ge. '

ti o t. & 1 v 1 1 1 ii I s.i o i.t -li-is, .. 11 on those left will be fcund Jones bit and 2nd I. u tenants and two or three of Ids alibi swearers. There are also a few men whom the people formerly locked upon os gKd citize:f?, hut in their pnwem active support of those outlaws, and of their denunciation of every eifort to bring them to justice, has

led tiie community to boUe.vo there exists suvno intiment relation of a criminal nature between these men. One man in particular, is making himself extremely offensive .to honest, law abiding citizens (who do not think it altogether in the interest of hi son, the. attorney,) hy personal insinuation and i a d i v i d u a 1 h a r a n g u e . Now be it know to all outlaws and their apologists, that we, the Vigilance Committees of Washington, Orange and Lawrence counties, assembled in tho town of if itcheli, this Thursday night, June 21, J 877,' do hereby give this' due and clear NOTICE., that you, the above named outlaws and apologists,, will bo held strictly and personally accountable for tho destruction of all property burned or otherwise maliciously destroyed. Tho safety of community is at stake, and our coming to-night is one of warning; but our next coming will be the one of a terrible avenger! 10 VIGIL ANTEliS.

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I5c-citi of Kolicrt Hale Ovcen. Robert Dale Owen died at Lake George, N. V., on olonday last.

He was born in Glasgow, Scotland; Nov. 7, 1S01. He was the eldest son of Robert Owen, an English social reformer of groat ability and much notoriety. His early years were spent under the care of a private tutor, and in 1S13 he was sent to a celebrated school at Ifofwyl, Switzerland, where he remained nearly four years, lie came to this country in 1S23, and soon began the literary career in which he became famous. His first venture in the journalistic field was a weekly paper called the Free Enquirer, ' which was continued for three years, and during its publication was eminently successful . Leaving New York, he removed to Indiana, and was in IS-gj elected a member of tho Indiana Legislature, serving also the two successive terms. In 1343 he was eic'ted to Congress by running on a Democratic ticket, and in IS 15 he v, .s re-elected, and in bom terms ho served with credit to him- If ar 1 with --nti-f i:th a to hi- c-n diluonl

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ductor, or other person having charge of running a railroad freight train, to allow tho same to remain standing across any public highway or street, and if it becomes necessary in the operation of such train to stop the same across any public iughway or street, such train must be separated, leaving a space of sixty feet across every public highway or street, and any conductor or other person having charge of such train, violating the provision of the act, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, ana on conviction be fined in any sum not less than five, nor more than twenty dollars, and shall be held in custody until the same is paid or replevied. It is also made tho duty of any Justice of flue Peace or mayor of any incorporated town or city, upon affidavit by any person, , to commence prosecution wuthcut delay. Neither of the1 above laws are yet in force, nor will they bo until the Governor ' issues his proclamation, which will doubtless be done in a short time.

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Calurday President Hayes ad. dressed a circular letter to all the prominent Federal officers throughout the country. No officer is to be required or permitted to take part m the management of political organizations, caucuses, conventions or campaigns. Their right to vote and to express their views on public tpuestions, either orally or through the press, is not denied, provided it doea not interfere with the discharge of their official duties. No assessment for political purposes on o ulcers or subordinates is to be allowed.

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Slsrriase JLIee;ase-s. The following marriage licenses were issued during the month of June, viz: Aim on V. Baker to Jennie .L. Wells. Franklin Denton to Mary R. Fierce. William Love to Margaret Matherly. . ' Green 13. Peyton to Manerva A. Hulgan. Michel C. Flick to Nancy J, Ilcbson. '

A party of men, supposed to be followers bf Bent Jone3, "en tered ?ditch.ell on Saturday night after the visit of of tho "Society for the Encouragement of Emigration,1' and left warnings for certain prom

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Total expended. 1,935 So Balance in treasury at present date 1,70-1 55 CORPORATION FUNDS. . Ileceipts, Balance in treasury June I, 1876 12 4 .Tl November distribution ls76 104 78 May distribution 1877.. 10 G 45

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Total expended 1,143 08 Balance in treasury at present dae 1,111 12 LOCAL TUITION. Receipts, Balance in treasury Jane 1, 1878 1.7S3 03 November distribution 1870 1,251 85 May distribution 1877 1,523 50

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Total outstanding debt. $11,03G li) From wbie take excess c-f receipts over expenditures.... 4,051 'J7

Outstanding debt in excess of receipts.. 6,0?1 22 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. KSCF.IPTS.

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Total receipts , 3.103 05 Deduct amount disbursed 2,0 0! 5 J.

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