Paoli Weekly News, Volume 6, Number 39, Paoli, Orange County, 12 June 1878 — Page 2

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W.W. Webb and Mrs. Symmes, I drove the ponies down to Mr. Moses F. Ham's on Thursday, June 6th. There we left the ladies to enjoy themselves, and in company with many neighbors and friends, proceeded to excavate the mound in Mr. Ham's pasture. I was in error in my last communication in reference to this earth work. It is situated on the point of a low bluff about 1/2 mile east and 3-16 mile north of Lick creek, and nearly 1 mile northwest of the mound on Mr. Well's farm. During the day some 25 to 30 persons came to see our work and help in the excavating. We had a very pleasant time and fine hospitality at Mr. Ham's. The results were varied and unexpected. Mr. Ham's mound is 30 feet in diameter and originally was from 5 to 8 feet in height. The size and construction was much like Mr. Well's, except that there were fewer rocks. We begun a trench in Mr. H's mound, on the western side, 4 feet wide and sown to the natural level. No bones were found whatever. But Mr. Joseph Farlow found a small flint hoe and arrow point, which seemed to have been dropped in during the erection of the work. When we reached the center, always the point of interest in mounds, we discovered a large deposit of ashes mixed with small bits of charcoal and fine sand. It lay in a shallow trench 4 feet long: and was over 2 feet in depth and width. We computed the bulk at a cubic yard of hardly packed ashes. This seemed to have been covered over with a coat of mud made of dark soil, which was very tough. We all felt that we had reached the objective point of the work. Feeling that it was safe to assume that they are human ashes we set about calculating how many bodies it would require, average size, to make that bulk of ashes. A cubic yard contains 46,656 cubic inches. Now how many cubic inches of solid ashes will one human body make, including the ashes of the wood required to burn it, noting that in burning a large number a smaller proportion of wood will be needed. The greater part thought that a cube of 2 inches, or 8 cubic inches, was large enough. This would give over 5,000 persons. But it is likely that a human body would make a larger amount than 8 cubic inches. One pint of the ashes weighs 1 1/4 lbs. and there are nearly 29 cubic inches in a pint. Now If we allow a cube of 4 inches (64 cubic inches) for each body, it will, giving a little over 2 lbs of solid ashes for each, indicate the cremation of 729 men; a very large number, and giving a high degree of interest to this "Crematory Mound." If these estimates ere incorrect will someone please correct them? In regard to its use we are left to conjecture. The tradition, as said before, is that these mounds were made after a battle between two tribes, and the dead of the one were buried in one, and of the other in the other. If so, one tribe must have lost the larger number and been crematists. Some hence suggest that the chiefs were buried in Mr. Well's mound and the common Indians were burned and their ashes buried in Mr. Ham's. Still it is probable that they were made by different nations and hundreds of years apart. Carefully saving some of the ashes we adjourned to dinner. After dinner Mr. Ham and myself went over to Mr. James Campbell's farm, and with him, dug a pit 4 feet wide to the bottom and in the center of a small mound on his farm, but made no discoveries. I think it is an unfinished mound that had not received the deposit for which it was intended. It stands half mile due west and on the other side of the creek from Mr. Ham's mound. At my request we repaired to Mr. Well's mound to test theory I had formed of the deposits in it, and after heard digging verified it in all but one point. T e f t the o the t

3 in the lower center, with a large flat stone on top of them; one immediately on top of this stone, then one east, west, north and south of center. Thus five of them were placed in the position of guards around the three in the center. These last must have been noted characters. I i,m InclibttJ to I 'r. J . " " t C. : . :'....l f.ir a nice Illt'3f',.j tmahavK k, and to Ti.r.imy Do e f rseYtr.d arrow pjlnt, n id t" ml: iAl h. vi us l::r: g tl .t : -,y f. . th j isdo r f . t ii :.ir. ded 1 .:- tr.e rend j. . d. I III Vi.Ii n L.v '.vc I " ; r L . I-. r nding o.T iay ?a:r. ..'e c.:lI II n c. arrov.'j i:.d r.:- 5 pounders to the Jdmithsonian Institution. I will to j hv. - ! in rreelve any t. .:.iti . Li t. ";II;.a froni any 0310, and they shall ta cant-and dua credit giea. I vriil also be glad to receive reports of any matters of interest !a reference to mounds, relics or circles in this ideality from any one. Francis M. Byiime?, Faoli, lud.

Bloomikgton, June 10, 1S73. Monroe county, which has been under tha control f the Xlepublirao party for tha last tea cr fifteen years, for th most par-, can b't set down es reliably Democratic this year. There is v.'.cz-j lifo in the Democratic party here this year than for a decade pt and a corresponding depression among the followers of John Sherman. As tho Hepublieana have only succeeded in carrying this county by small majorities, caused by a few - Democrats failing to do their duty, a vote for a Democratic Senator and a just apportionment of the State, in the next Legislature, can k relied upon from old Monroe, certain. The result of the Democratic: nominating convention on Saturday was a ticket that Republicans admit to be the strongest the party hits brought out for years sines Flia3 Abel, Milton UcPliet ridge, and men of that class mod to carry the county by four hundred majority. The ticket is as follows; Representative, R. W. Xlier; Auditor, R. A. Futk; Treasurer, George Find ley; CleriX, Lem. Fields; Sheriff, Peter Mathews; Recorder, Robert Oil 1raore. Gen. Hanson started tha tick. el on its road to victory in a rousing speech, End our Democratic goose hangs high. The convention itself was large and enthusiastic and was in full sympathy with its able chairman, IX r. John W. Buskirk, to whom tho eQciency and good order of the convention was largely due. Tha evidence in tha trial of the Tol liver beys closed on Saturday, and the arguments of counsel will ba made to-day. Judge Wilson opened for the State, was followed by Joseph R, Burton for tha defense, who in turn was followed by John W. Baskirk for the State. Ralph Burton- will closs for the defenss and Col. Ce: V. Frledly for tht State, The State has m&de nearly &3 streng a." case as was mad a against tha Jones's?, not withstanding the absence of Mrs. D: saldson and other - Important witnesses, and the gsnsral impression seems to ba that tha bay a will "go op." . IIonboe. Pursuant to adjournment the County Board of Education of Orange county, Indiana, met in special session, in PaoII, at 10 o'clock a. in., on Wednesday, June 5, 1878, Present, James I. Kobtitt, County Superintendent, and Trustees J, P. Throop, John W. JZl'As, Gecrgo W. Tegarclen, Baal si Southern, Wra. B. Corn well, John W. Pinniek, Jcase A. Wells, John S. Stona and II. F, Triokle. On motion, tha board took up the subject of adaption of text boc'x3. After soma dl2ci:':Ien, Anl.r.a's Grammar School IIIstery cf 11.2 Uuii: I Clai:3 v::.z re e -" 2 - d f e r n j ef tlz y. ",r?. Aflsr Tidileh tha h' wrd r untll 1 p. m. F:-rd ir.:t r.t 1 p. :r. Pre J " : i 1.:' nil ;..3 r z I . ."u r;- . C i tnu tin, tl.2 f :rth:r ce erotica cf t:rtL x;z,z ; I 1 1: - t'd a L;l":;-3 " t : '11- 4 1': :rJ rz:r X I 1 c c 3 the z ' . I . . . . . ..X 14. V r l : 1 1

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Pursuant to a call of t. 2 Central CoirjtrdJtc?, the Itcpuh'Ie.ir. of Orange county met in coaver.tL-m June 1st, and organized by csleetingGca. W. T. Epieely Chairman and W. T. " Illeks, with threa asshtnnts, Secretary. Tbe- convectioa Lclcj dr'-reJ duly organised, Dr. L:3 wood was proclaimed by acc!.n: 1tion the candidate for Jolat NrpresenatWe. Hiram 2d. "WcI'j was declared without a die-entieg vcico the candidate for Tizzzztbt. 11. F. Ham wa cnanimo:a!y chosen for Commissioner. John Lindsey was efecsea by ballet as candidate lcr Surveyor. Wra. Carter was unanimously proclaims the candidate lit Ccrcner, Ed. C. Braxtan was Eeleeted fey ballot as ths candidate for Shsriff. The nominations were tlisn all made unanimous. The candidates, bath defeated and successful, then came forward and made speeches, which were received with rounds of applause.. It was then ordered that the proceedings of the coavtntloa be furnished the three county papers and they requested to publish. On mot-ion, the convention adjourned sine die, sad the Republicans ol Orange county parted in great good humor. W. T. Spicely, Chm'n. W. T. Hicks, A KCUS IIoLLOWELL, -Ll1' J-Ssc'ys, Sam. T. AitmniY, Geo. Fouesteu, Besiicratlc Joint He;pres3t alive Cavcstlciii. The Democracy of Orange and Crawford counties met in Juint Delegate Convention at Valesae on Fridaj, June 8th, for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Joiut Representative. The Convention was called to order by James F. Stucker, Chairman ofjhe Democratic Central Committee of Orange county. On motion, Wm. Bennett, Chairman of the Crawford county Central Committee, was e'ojted permanent Chairman and Samuel C. lliiler, of Orange county, Secretary. On motion of L. B. Cogswell, a committee, eons s log cf Abraham Nobiilt, Joel C. Dillard, Wm. C. Bird and T. B. Star, was appointed . to determine the number of votes ta which each county would be entitled in the Convention. The Coraraittea reported that Crawford should have 41 and Orange 54 votes. The named James F. Stucker, John L. Megenity and Lsntxford Lomax were then placed in nomination for the Gf2.ee of Jcint Bepreeenlntive. " Before a ballot was taken air. Lomax withdrew his name. A ballot then being taken resulted as fellows: James' F. Stucker rocleved 58 and Jchn L. Ilegenity S7 votes. Ilr. Stucker taring rscievsd a majority cf all tiia rotes cast was declared th-v&omloce. Ilr. Stacker, being called for respondad in a brief bat appropriate speech accepting tho nomination. On motion, the Csnvcatlea- . mdjourned Lte eT. . .Wm. BusifSTT, Ch,ains:x3.":v S. C. HiLiaES, Ges'y. . : TV ere ' is talk ct a 'ITatlcnil-Greenbaek-Baber ticket in this county. If tha gentlssea heading this movement really desire tha re femes they aro d.m aeIiig, let them join the Bencrretlc p trty. It i3 the rcrer:a pariy c t:.DC-;atry and tha org;.aIei;!e"i cf any e::eh third r irly Ij elarply gtvlr.g aid . y, t.a Iei.t-M.ee3 cf 11.. c b. .-3 th eerJry ceavUIed cf cilia: 1 th 'i c'.'ht to tz'.j ray a 5-i.,,.i., V" ' A'ii c:) cf tl Ir f T5 cr i. : rlr:e. r 4 .. , :'3 I 3 : f t. 1 t) i 1 -- . " . ' . . a a - a . .- -..... a ,

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yea e; I ta V..-i j :.;!.? cf Crar? it -::tyt thre v.;h th:? f:I..:::-i .f y,ur 1 aj . r, th.d th: ra ij r:et V . -'-if -a : at ion f..r t:. r. : t tl :t I I iv 3:!J cet to the I; LIL n I :ty ia ILsi cr :r: . It! 'i3 f jrtl.:r to say tl.r.t 1" ; ; . ' r i i . . '..n I v. e j the D.:,.-.-;7..t!e c..didate lo? Clerk and t?a ths ticket with Ilessra. Noblitt and Brown, that the Republicans cf tins county i:.d:r.:ed thr-" g;r 11:. tiers, r.r.d put thsir r.:r.r3 en their ticket. I at ih i 1 1. ar.J l'A'A f..!, t: .tit v. 3 a 7 ill Cz: rve 1 cerj dim: a to t! " gent I - ;a-n, re. l net t3 them only, but t the Femecratl? p -.rty. in thh3r, th.:t we kxd two iae:i ca our tick V v?h a hid served ths 1 :rr'. o to well as to merit no c;p.:Iilen. Tha eemj Ilmer.t the tarn a party has paid me we.3 uncarght, and althoeh net derirved, I feel to spprteists. IT o ens, Rapablican ci Democrat, has ever thought so little cf himself or mo as so much zs to reggeet such a thing. And I fcrrs a:eert boldly and withest fear cf c:ztraISct!oa, that the report -is manufactured cat of whole cloth, and that there is not C2 word of truth in It from the beginning to the end, and I cballengs proof to tha contrary. And I wish it understood that I have always been a Democrat, am still cne and expect to act and work as one for the success of tho entire ticket. Yours respectfully, John R. Simpson. The action of the Republican State Convention of last week fell still born here. There is not the least bit of enthusiasm over the ticket or platform, in fact the mat ter has been scarcely mentioned. The President has signed the bill repealing the bankrupt law, to take effect Sept. 1st. XiIICS AZf. lu.v ti aX.auiii, Va w. v vyaubjf L Sarah 11. Cornwall, James Corn well, James I. Lvd, Sarah LynJ. Eebecca 11. Lvnd nnl Mary M. Lyntl vs. Joseph Coulter, Tftbitlia .7. Coulter, James ij. N'oblitt, Assignee of Joseph Coulter, and William T. Cornwell. In Foreclosure. Comes now the plaintiff, by Buskirk It Meg-en ity, Ksqa., their attorneys, and Hies the a r.t iavit of a disintereste-i person showingthat the defendants, Joseph Coulter and Tabitha J. Conltcr are non-residents of the State of Indiana and that the plaintiff's have a cause of action ajrainst said defendants concerning- real estate, and that the said Joseph Coulter and TabStha J. Coulter are necessary parties thereto. Said defendants, Joseph Coulter and Tabitha J. Coulter are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of this act-ion, and that the same will stand for trial on the S9th day of July, 1873, the Fame being- the 13th judicial davof the July term, lSTs, of the Orange Circuit Court. Witness the Clerk and the Fcal of said court, at Paoli, this 31st day of Mav. 1878. JOHN' Ii. SliiPSON, S3 Clerk Cranio Circuit Court. State cf Indiana, Oranga County, es. In the Oransre Circuit Conrt,- July term, 1878. John A. Hitter vs. Kobert McCrni-feen. Snsan McCracken, John M. Mt-Craeken, Mary A. McCrackeu, liolxrt McCracken, Jr., Iora K. HcCrauken, Charles V. McCracken, Lockie R. McCracken. William S. McCracken and Orili McCracken. In Foreclosure. Conies now the plaintiff. b- Buskirk & Mepenity, JEsqs., his attorneys, and flies the affilarit of a disinterested person showing that the defendant, John M. McCracken, is a non-resident of the Suite ol Indiana, and that the plaintiff lias a cause of action against said defendants cxmcrninj real estate, and that tha said John M. McCracken is a necessary party to said action. Said defendant, John , M. McCracken, is therefore hereby notified of tho pendencv of this action, and that it will stand for trial oa the ISlH day of July, 1878, the same b-cin the i day of the July term, JST8, f said Oracle Circuit Court. Witness my hand aodthe seal of said conrt, at Paoli, this 20th uar of Mav. 1878. JOHN' ii. SIMPSON". S3- Clerk Orange Circuit Court. Ace!grce3 Cafe. Xotice is herebv j-iren that I will, as Asignee of Henry i i.ioiley, on FSIDAT, JCLY 5, 1878, at the store lately occupied by Henry T. Moxlcy, proceed to sell the stock of gooHs in said storeroom, consisting of thoes, hats, caps, collars, baskets, and various ether articles too numerous to mention. Terms of Sale. A credit of 9 months on all a nro of 3 and upward will be given, the pnrchaiver giving nte, wiih approved security, waiving- valuation and appraisement laws, "with interest at 8 per ceat per annua. .&le to wmmfn'o at 10 o'clock a. m. THOMAS I. liilOWN, Asisigaee. - Jane 4, 1378. In the Orange Circuit Court, July terra, 1373, . : I.yfl A. ITTTfafcettar vs. Ilobert JU IluSfriier. In XlTorce. Vtm now tLe pIsi&tUE; bylliomas G. Maban, I- her ttrney, and "fiiea tb.e .ie-2avit of a interested rerson showing tnat defendant, Robert J. aiafistetter. is a non-resident of the State of Indiana, and tltat the said plaintiff h a cause of action ?ainat said defendant in iltvorcn, and that the de fendant, Itobert la Ht:Uteitr, is a necessary party to eaid actiou. f:id r.r : int, 1 trt I nuT. ' " : ir-r, is V 'it.' re Li re roil ;d of t"..a ro zriv of t; tt act -a " f I - t t e rre w ,.1 t- n 1 for tniiett el l c vnf July, J 4, t fc trio x tie 1- i wv cf tl JrJy tv.r.j.l..J,t: e.,iOra n "9 Ci rc u t Com r t. itoes-s t-r-e C rfc anl &e seal r.f eaid court at l ac.l, t'.a i-.a l?v cf liar. 1 '3. If- Clerk U ran era Circuit Court. At V..t Ja-;nrv trrni, 1177, c f t' e C? - CirtT Coart, t f . . ..a ft I c 'n i. ,irf -a v, it. c. el,ari-.l j r. . " v in''ft. 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' ; tm . fn-t ; "1 r i X ' - i 1 - I , '1' I I 1 i ' 1 t I i . ) rt I t t ild f ii . B - - . .... - .1 1 i r i Aiu : -r.rrf c. ZZ9T it. I:;. " I 77. Cc t i r. d" ' ; trr.tnV f .tie. Notice i-s 'twreljy jiti'b that ibe undfrfiim ed, AdfnfBistratr ci tha estate cf Wsft.efC. Ai.p.ait.3"!, of Omnrce-wnty, Indiana, ik-w-.ts1!!, viU f-fcll ,tp-iLo.ie aucGon, at tiie laferrsMrwieof aaid tiece.Wnt, on the tarnpiie near ts'S', oa Kill I AT, jress H, 3S?St al! t?e personal pwerty lxstotifBf to said dwesitt ws'uucTVt tfe mare ad eolt, S head cf h(:rJ. 7 head of Shefp. wSjrrfH, hmffj, farmins; iuHsletacnw, ho use In? 14 and It itch-en famitnre, itc Tenns of Mtie. i5tns of snd wiwSer will ba n'inired t-a,ri.i ir hand, over that amount credit of 13 months will be given, purchasers execntinir fots with approved aurety, irairtnx valuaJ io i-vws. IiAVIi C AU.TAUG::, Adni'r. May IX 1878. Kcti:j ta XTcirs cf Tetitio ta Bell "I T -4 . afo of Indiana, Orange Cvunig: Notiee i hereby given tha Thomas 'A. Brooks, Administrator of the estate of Mary Lanjrtorrt, aeceaaod, has te1 his petition to sell the real estate of tho decedent, his personal property being insnSrieut to pay bis debts, and that said petition will be barxl at the nest term of tiie Circuit Conrt of said coantv. Attest -. JOHN U. SIMPSON, Clerk Circuit Cos"t Orsnze Otintv. it? i, i-'-.s. it j'i'w a...Lw3 to Ij. ll! I'1ti.i'Ql t:0 iJ.ll State of Indiana, Orangz Count j: Notice is liereby given that Thomas Jones, Administrator of tiio estate of Joseph Everett, deeeiwetl, has tited his petition to sell the real citato of tho tleMxlent. Ids personal projMjrty iH-inar insinfiic-ient to pay his debts; and that said "petition will be heard at the next term of tlx Circuit Court of said count v. Attest; JOHN R. SIMPSON, Clerk Circuit Court Orange Countr. May a 1S73. - f ii.i..K. ii a GEO. P. OOVELL Ci C0?S. SELECT LIST OF LOCAL NEWSPAPERS Many persons suppose this list to lie composed of CI1KAP, tow-priced newspapers. The fact is quite otherwisa. The Catalogue states exactly what the papers are. When the name of a paper is printed in FUI.I.. -FACKTYPE it is iu every instance trie BEST fa per in the place. When printed in CAirALS it is the ONLY pajer in the place. When printed in ronian letters it is neither the best nor the only paper, but is nsuallv a very good one notwithstanding. The list gives the population of every town and the circulation of every pswr. Ir is not a coOPKRativk list. IT 'IS NOT A CHEAP LIST. At the foot of the Catalogue for each State the important tow us which tre not covered bv the list are enumerated. IT IS AX HONEST LI Si1. The rates charged for ad rertising are barely one-fifth the publisher' schedule. The price for one inch four weeks in the entire list is (685. The regular rates of the ptH'r for the same space and time are J.'l.lOiJ S5. The list includes 970 newspaper?., of which 1G3 are issued DAILY and S07 WEEKLY. They are located in 825 different cities and towns, of which 22 are State Capitals, 328 places of over 5,000 population ana 444 County Seats. Lists Sent on Application. Address GEO. P. ROWELL A CO'S NEWSPAPER ABVEUT1SXNG BUREAU, 10 Spruce St. (Pi inting House Sj.) New York. 3-Cm Vibrator T2ires"hsr3, A2i.il Steam Tlwreslier Eliraes, liable only by t r - - r ; L " ";: I fcwvin;', fi 1 jtMiT-iney-hskvins: "1 iirtii- it y ?dt rntrfciru Iyrtt a t 'v-nry tor 4 Voifct IWt Cii.mi(cr, mad tor iug hrmiu foxxa i jmh$9. PTIA.IW linlff-ms will not Bmhmtt tm tho SHIRf, -Slirfn rriMm 1 lallil DUtB t l.i s T i m" tdal amwMiaiiCBa hi lusv if f: rnor. fe,Jiriy ittm Ir.MM XWim, jrk?kni. nd mrSt tlm-wtl&s rt-ii-wMtiir rfMafileaffnikS. FerfTtsy arfaipHte! U Kfnrfa4 Ciottcif tiot f Br&in, Wt (NT Jryy lUu2 or &hr t, iiaaiei jrr feoiuad. t i 4ife, fcuner, 4s.yr JI iika Crravtrus, 1t-;t ttMi &- to clcukJEto from Qmu to POr. r mf F,tif rut t-o "rn, f tm; from his: I 1 swr- ij!ua lu ai.'Uttl jaifut--8a 1 ornt f&vtra t Ajjhu-a. Sai. Uriast Vawi imrrifMit;:' ittltU:ia; r wriw W kw- rm 4 Circular, WmwSi wt nii. Cre, a: itei.S a.M. -Ini, . W ' - t t t -fflte. W Jhrf r 1 T L. ! "i h t ' Lis

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