Paoli Weekly News, Volume 6, Number 47, Paoli, Orange County, 7 August 1878 — Page 2

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IIATF.S OF AIV KltTlSIKG. :, 1 t k '. p 1 i i j Jt m B in j 1 ; r ! I I ? AM t Sff 2 Art 7 v.IS ft?) 8 ! ' ! r- 1 ! r J M f-i 11 r si is o, . r I'ii. I !'', t A ' T f jn ( ! ) ;." rn " ; T i x i i : v i i; -v - 43 iV) I u r 12 i ) n no is si r . ca rn ea f I nfn !.?!! x. 5 u i.ts i i-r line i-frh insert tn. J r iri t a ;y cf St life, J f 1 1 K C S 1 f A N K 1 . 3 X , flf V n ! r b u r j to s; n ! y For Auditor of Sfate, I'A.'H.dX J.IA?sHN,.f !.t.fj.- n.cry Co. For T !.r r it !- 3 : t WILLIAM F1 1:1.1 1 NO, of Aibn rm,ur. Fur Attorney Getters THOMAS X . V. 0i!.F.N...t Jc'hmK.n cotuitr. ForSt:p't ruMifi Iiorvtin, J AIKS 11. f Ji ART. cf Allen county. Democratic District Ticket. Fur Congress, TO Oil AS It. COBB, of Knox Co. For State Senator, WILLIAM A. TRAY LOB, cf Dubois County. Fcr.Jud 10th Judicial Circuit, FRANCIS WILSON, of Lawrence County. it Prom-utcr ICth JndicialCirruit MILTON 8. U A V IT Y, of Omra County, For Joint R?irrcntatlYP, JAMES F. BTUCICEll, of Orange County. bhhochahc couiity tigset. For Clerk , JOHN R. SIMPSON. For Trrasurer, GEORGE B. McCOY. For Sheriff, VIRGIL MOON.. For Surveyor, joiik Mcdonald. For Coroner, A LEX A NDEIt McCR ACK EN. For Commissioner (2d District, AAKONSPEER. IlemoicraJIc Central Cmjaslttee. James F. Stckfr, Chairman. James L. NoMitt. Secretary. James M Worrell, John D. Cnrtrr, John 11. Jenkins, Samuel C. Miller, John K. rLiviiy, Luke B. Cogswell, T,Tra. II. Kendall, Jatnes 11- Summers. We publish elsewhere a card from lit John C. Albert in answer to an article that appeared in our last issue. It in no wiao answer. that article, but admitting hU statements 83 to amounts received by him aa treasurer for years 18G5-6-7-and 8 to be truo, we assort that fr tho services rendered by him ho received higher pay than the preret treasurer gets, and wo again risk "did any one ever before hear him complain of hljh fees and calE.ris?,, By referenca to tho tax duplieatea cf Orano county v Sod that the total amount of taxes forthosa ysara was for 1S55, t'J3,520 10; C3,3I9 21; 1S57, $17,183 70 mid fcr ISwS; $1S,C3 10; whila the total ftmount of taxca for the past year, 1877, is f'52,085 03, or nearly two an J a half times S3 much as Mr. Albert had to collect and fur the collection of which, if paid in the sy.mo ratio that Mr. Albert was, the rrv- 'r.t Ireasurcr aliould hmva receives! 'jir.cthlr'j over two thou- ; i "..I u.!;..rr, ;IA2 ho cetr.-dly rcc.lvc.l it UUli K'ri than eighteen hun.Irei dollari thercTor. Taking lato c -Id; ration tho ineresa in i in tlu, cCr3 and tho parc! " r. j pj'rcrcf mcuey, then and i r?, vcr- vtt iith:-jt :.,r of sue-t-.lc-r.!!,- t::tl. -i tl -t Mr. Al. I .rt I.:, i L . s ic : . a to cut; hda of lijh i r.uJ r.i?.ri . i no than ha I I v,d.;-i ho t.: ; r-"r,- at tha I .:. .lit. it. AUhoe ;h we too t.iy t t F - h-U I earci-eiicna'.I . ; I, j . :t tj s.rr that 1 lr. All it's ci.iuior in tint dirccV ' hfilri cr. L'. r.i it m!rit f . t . 1 1, I s.!Jitiond p roof of tho ,. s - 1 ' .s s 1 ,.!U.. B.- 4 , l-s . iL u-, :: t i i . Uuviu4 f . r 1. i r I, II in 'i:.' jri L ive for i: ; It I.kI tt:; - i t -tha i I 4 ' 1 .I1"'" "Hi t J ft ' :-hv7, 1 .". ever, that : ! ( : s 5 I c . . si 3 1 l 1 ' in it: . I i vhila .I. ;r. i T I :i-3 l' i, 1 V i C . it i 1 hi in. 1 1 ii s nu it i j L Ecr-in- . - , , , ... . ;;- ..,... )s , f I v ' .hi . t.'s. L . j Ci i ii i : . .-r -s . . t r - T , t - . . & . - -.v K , , - . Si,-... i .... . si i t.

The fuliowinp: h an ottr.nd from llisrt i?jeH-n of Bona tor Vwtr-h-rAt South r,rnl, la.Ht f.l.-iturday: In tlu- ir.ltfst of this witlesprend tleinyniiizatfori, !;owcver,a Ptrange and violut attempt ha recently Ui ti nuide to revive the waning fortunes of the Republican party by a et;iatnnal attack i the investigntion now being made into the rtllrgl frauds by which the present administrrttioii was plaeotl in iwer. When this inve?tig"atissn wan orderei by a Democratic House tf .fpreenlHtive4 a sort of hysterical scream burst from tho t?ntir riepubliesin press. To tils-pr..--Iir.ate eniN, however, it sounded morv like tho cry of conscious guilt and fear of detection than of patriotic apprehension for the country. A new word was coined prophetic of evil to our government. We were informed, with finieuhir emphasis, that our government was to be Mexiean'zaxl" Mexican! zed! Do those who have hurled this word into our political vocabulary, have any conception of its real meaning and' application? From the conquest of Cortez to the. present hour Mexico ha been a land of rcvolution'and lawless turbulence. One of the leading features of her history has been the usurpation of iower by tho,so who were not entitled to it. Fraud and violence have controlled her highest ofScial posi lions. The question there, has not been who was elected President of the republic, but who had the means of chicanery or force to obtain the position. Lerdo was but yesterday driven from that place, and Diaz now holds it in violation of tho Mexican constitution, and without the sanction of popular huffrsge. But does the evil example of Mexico apply to the conduct of a party which investigates fraud stid seeks to ascertain the true expression of tho popular will? Does It not rather apply with crushing force to that party, which having procured control of tho government by the openly confessed means of false returns, now seeks to stifle all inquiry on the subject? Which policy would soonest and most certainly Mexicanize the American government? What party is on the plainest road to that end? Is it the Democratic party, which aims to discover fraud, and to hold Us criminal perpetrators up to public execration, or is it not in fact the Republican party whose leaders have desecrated the ballott-box and sapped the cry foundation of popular government through the instrumentalities of the Andersons, the Webers, the McLins, the Dennises, the Jenckes, and that brazen gang now s conspicuous before the public? Who can be harmed by investigation? Nono 'but the guilty. Who dreads investigation? It is my experience that the innocent have no fears, while It is the experience of mankind that the guilty II eo even when no ono pursues. How much greater then must bo their fear aud flight when they are hotly pursued by the indignation of a free people burning with a sense of wronjr!

TIce iiiad lis Tf eallie?. Prof. TIce has made the folio wing predictions for the month cf August: 1st to Cd, clouding and threatening with heavy rains and s'crms in places; 4th to 7th, clear or fair; 7th t 10th, cloudiug and threatening, with severe storms hi places; 11th to ICth, clear or fair; 11th to ICth, clouding and threatening, with local rain.; 17th and ISth, clear; ISth to Hist, cloudy, and storms in places; 21st to2ith, clear, with liability of frost north of the ICth parallel cf latlititie; ZZih to 3ih, variable, generally claudins and threateuirg, with rains . in places; 3ih to Cpth, generally clear; Slst clouding and threatening, with, probably, heavy storms. The warmer periods will be about tha 2d, Cth, 15th, ICth, Clh "and SCth. Th cooler days will ba absut the -Ith, 11th, ICth and CJ. The National) of the Tenth DI' trict have tioau-n-ited John Skinner, of Porter comity, for Congress. Mr. Skinner owns a majority of tha steel: in a Natierui Fink, aud ii a B&nker by tn; ."e. a vi o XntiC:iml i'sjis iiirt1" rtu.nrd.7 r C. ;: ia i'.'.i I I ?3 . i t: . - : r. 1 . ; c 'i

MMKl'XICJTt!). . Not r!1 tho friends of Tempernef, l)enoo that the Blue Ribbon tnovement is the best that .can im n m i!e. There is fine effort in tho right direction which h;s not been fairly irietl in Leaven worth; it is the rfriH enforcement of the late. if this law was carried out to the letter, intemperance would be a rare thing among us. To show to . our readers that the law are right and sufficient if rigidly enforced, I give below a brief synopsis of the nets nd laws now in. force. "No person can sell, barter or give away any intoxicating liquor, in less quantities than a quart at a time, without having a license from the State, county and town in which the liquor is sold, bartered or given away." The law distinctly states that intoxicating liquor to be used as a beverage can be sold only by those who have this license, and yet in the town of Leavenworth, out of four places where liquor Is sold as a beverage but two have complied, with the law, and tha town robbed of its just dues under the state law, by two dealers in liquor. It is not only unlawful, but the offence Is punished with a heavy fine, to sell liquor to u person in a state of intoxication, and yet it is done every day in the week, under the weak disguise of sicknerf. The law fixes a penal.y for being found drunk in any public place the fine being from (2 to $5 and in default of payment the offender may be compelled to work on the streets or othr public works, under the marshal of the town, at the rate of 73 cents per day. Let that remedy be tried on some of our "bumraera" and the roads, ks well as the public pace would bo the gainers. Not long ago the writer saw a man staggering drunk go into a drug store, and buy a dram aud yet the fact that the fellow was intoxicated could bo seen a square away and a hundred instances like this could bo referred to, to show that until the law is enforced, and the legal license exacted from every dealer, tho friends of Temperance will have to suffer defeat. Lot those who wish to see law and order prevail, and those who desire to .see the. places where liquor is sold as a beverage in Leavenworth diminished just one half, carefully watch for violations of the law which says that ".selling, giving away, or bartering any intoxicating liquor, without a state and town license Is punishable with a line of from $20 to $100 and by imprisonment from 30 days to 6 months. Carry out the law, watch for violations of it and you will help the cause of Temperance, and do justice to those who have complied with the law and get something for the Treasury from those who have not. DELTA.

Treasurer's OCcc, Editor Paoli News: Please give these few lines place in your paper, in answer to an article headed Thomas Hunt and John C. Albert. Yes, we do favor a reduction of all salaries, from President down to county Commissioner. The following is a .statement of foes I received daring my terra of four years in the Treasurer office, my first year, 1855, I received ?S70 32; second year, 1853, f 031 16; third year, 18-57, $313 21; for the year 1S53, C315 00; this statement include my fees for collecting delinquent taxes, my percent on ISth section funds, common Echool funds, saline funds, school tax and swamp land funics. The above guns show the reason I did not complain of my fees bein too high. Tho term of four years I served tho people of Orange county. I did not sell either real estate or personal property, and at tho same time collected the tax within three hundred and twenty-nine dollars of the entire amount charred cn the d::; !ie:de. TATTW C T VrT T11 s 4 T t , -r-t , s-. IT . der:h::j 1 that Dr. J. P. IVu!kr.:r, of J r. r.-on town lap, in this county, iitoU I ; ce.l Lr t! 3 E p. lh-,T i r a c '.r. II 1 . ' , f . r S . ::- h i s. ..1 t ...-. . - - "3 It. i r. 2i,' .1 c s. f , it 1 J,J '-I i t:

From a 1 ngthy intcrvieif with Hon. D. W. Voorheef, in the Cincinnati Eifairer a few day siiuv, we clip the following: "Hem about the Legislature, StK.ator?" Or roarse I am mt blind to the fact that by rea.on of a wickcxl and criminal apiortionmeut of the Statu tho Republican party has large advantages In regard to the Legislature; but at the sumo time 1 am confident of a Democratic majority in both houses. The truth is, the Itepublicans are oaring nothing to the people. Tha Republican plat form contains nothing which meets, the popular desire. On the other hand, the Democratic platform contains, especially on the financial question, what two-thirds of the voters of Indiana would indorse if that issue ere directly submitted without the influence of party bias. Our people a re an intelligent, reading and thinking people; they know what they want, and they will find out practical methods of obtaining it." "What do you think of the Nationals and Green backers?" They have a great deal of stiength in the State, and asa general thing are . sincere, honest and intelligent men While', perhaps, a few of their leaders are governed by o.otives of political ambition, as is the case in all parties, the great mass of the organization is made up. of independent, unselfish persons. Like all our pioneer movement-, it embraces some speculative , minds who go too far, but in the main their tendency is in favor 6f much needed financial re-' form. I do not apprehend injury to the Democratic party on account of their votes. Those who are sincerely acting to accomplish great ends must neceessarily see that at this time in Indiana they can not do so through their owo organization, they ntso see that the Democratic party is pledged in its platform to carry out tho substance of their principles, and iu my opinion their votes will not be thrown away, but will be cast where they will produce substantial results." In answer to the absured charge made by the Indianapolis Journal that he had called Union Saldier. Lincoln dogs, Mr. Voorhees sa-id; "That is a stuped lie in fact, a brutal falsehood, and has tweu stamped a5 such by the written statments of Hon. Henry K. Wilson, late a Senator from Sullivan county; by M.ij. Griffith, one of the most reliable witnesses ot. the, same county; by Mr. Ed. Price, Clerk of the Circuit Court, and the Rev. Joseph K. Wolf and scores of other, embracing people of the highest respectability and unquestioned veracity, who heard the speech in which il is said 1 used the language. In addition, however, Hon. J. E. McDonald sat by me on the stand at that time, and has repeatedly staled that no more cruel or abominable falsehood was ever uttered than this charge contains. Besides all this evidence, .every man of sense must kuow it to be untrue from certain events which followed tho close of the wTar. I was not a candidate for re-election in 1860. In the meantime the legislative gerrymander of the State took place, which took Put man coun-y out of my district and put Monroe ami Lawrence in it, making it, according to previous returns, a Republican district by about twelve or fifteen hundred majority. In 1SH8 I was renominated while absent and against my earnest wishes, but I accepted and made the race. That district had sent over twenty thousand gallant soldiers to the war ray opponent w is Major Carter, a good soldier and an ..officer , of one cfthe regiments fiom the district. The survivorsoi the war, over ten thousand in nunler, were all at home, aml'ior the tir.t time I had an opportunity to meet them face to face in aim is(. every township in the district and reply to the accusations which they had heart! at a distance. I carried that Republican district by 123 majority by the aid of the votes of returned soldiers themselves. If itcould have been shown that I called them hirelings and dogs while they were Imperiling their lives under the old flag for the preservation of tha Union, they would not only have defeated me at the polls,, but they would have killed me, as they ought to have done. At tbe next election I wa3 returned by nearly fifleen hundred majority by the same constituency." In answer to the charge of disloyalty to the government daring the war ho said: ' I voted for every man and every d!l.;r e! ..i.vnucd by the sxovcrnrucal in its cTbrta tj supprc;- the r.lcllie:); ever d.dh.r which .;-dlcrsrecdve-J In pay; every r.itien off.. d i - ;;ltoth. ; every I Lki.;cten.1 every cItc!i cf 1 l.thir.g F -it 11. y uv. ivcJ I.:. 1 th- ;r;ciie:i cf 1 v m : , :t hi Cs.r-re- I c..n : y t:.;: . ,r o - ,1th tr-jih pi r.' -r.l

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hji W . " - - Land ssnsS Pcnesal Property I will wall at Public Auction, on. SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1S73, car farm, containing- S3 ae.rea moreorless, situated 1 mile Eat of Paoli: abont 45 teres in cttltivafiini, Kaisnce tin)tcr, gtxxl frame dwetling, with gtwxl never fail inj cave epring-. I will at th-e snine time and place sell the folIowidx peratniAl property, 1 Nirlion, Wapon, fsinniaj Implements and Household and Kitcliea faraitore; TmaMS. On laud one-third cash, balance in equal payment at 9 and IS months. Oa personal property 3 aitn tinder cash ; over f 3 six months credit purchasers giving notes wit! approved surety wavir-.T T:ur.ati.n laws. liAUY COESWELL, Angtist 5, 1S78. 47-2w G t3.t-3 Isciisnrt, 0jThi!3 County, es. 1t tbe Orange Circuit Court, Xovember term, 137S. Samuel T. Lindley Ex'r,, Jonathan Maria, deceased, vs. John 1 l!raxtn E'.isha Uraxtan, Adolphus Braxtan, John M. " Braxtan, Walter J rax tan. iillen Francisco, David Franeiaco aud Jesse It. Bell. To revivejudgment. Comes now the plainti, by Will II. Martin E.gqM bis attorney and files his complaint, and also, -an, affidavit of a disinterested person showing' that the defendant, John I. Braxtan, is sot s resident of the State of Indiana, and that the plamtiff has a cause of action asrainst saw cieienuant, ana tnac tne said jcn xj, Braxtan is a necessary party thereto. Said defendant John L Braxtan, is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of this action, anj that the same will stand for trial at the November term of said court, to be holden at the court houae, in the town of Padli, on the 3d Monday in November, 1878. Witness niv hand and the seal of said court, at Taoli, thii 7th day of Augiiat. 1878. JOHN II. SIMPSON. 47- Clerk Oranjre Circuit Court. SIIESIIFF'JS SAI.E. . : By virtiof a certified copy of a decree, to me directed from the Clerk of the Orange Cir evi it Court, in a cause wherein John A. Ritter. is plaintiff, and Robert McCracken et al. are defendant, requiring me to make the sum ol two hundred and seventy-one dollars and forty-seven cents, 271 47, with interest on said decree and costs, I will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, A. D. 1S78, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. in. of said day, at the door of the court house of Orange county, Indiana, th rents aud profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following real estate to wit: .The south east quarter of the north west quarter of section five (5), iu township two (2 north of range one (1) west and also, the south half of the south west quarter of the north east quarter of same section township and range. If suon routs aud profits will not sell for a suflicient sum to satisfy aid decree, interests and costs, I will, at the same time and place, cxjKise to public, saie the fee-simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be suf tic. ie lit to discharge said decree, interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. SAMUEL A. DAVIS, Sheriff Orange County. Buskirk ,"fc Mcgenitv, Att'vs for Tiff. July 27. 1878. Dissolution Notice. Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, n the practice of law. has been dissolved by mutual consent. All business on hand will be jointly settled by n.s. All persons indebted to ns Will be required to make prompt settlement of the name, either bv cash or note. BUSKIRK & MKOKNITY. July 20. 1878. 4fi-tf LAID SAIK. NOTICE io hereby given, that by virtue of an order of the Orange Circuit Court, the undersigned, alfiiiaistrator of tti- estate of Nancy B. Johnson deceased, will offer for sale at public auction, ou the premises, on FRIDAY, AUGUST ::0, 1S7S, the following real estate to-wit: The wfst i of the North East quarter of section thirtythree (S3) town two north and range one east, all in Orange County Indiana. Terms. One half cash, the residue in twelve months, the purchaser giving note with security, at dx per cent interest from date. Sale to begin at 2 o'clock 1. M. SOLOMON SCOTT. Adm'-. July 24. JS78. 45-4W i'udlic r.XAm.wriox of s TCACIIEtlS. I will hold Public examination of Applicants to teach in the Common Schools of Orange bounty, Indiana, at the High School building in Paoli, on the last Saturday of each month. Examination Vill commence at 9 o'clock a. in. Applicants mnst present the proper certificate of good moral character. I will also beat, the And it or' a office in Paoli on the second Tuesday of each month. JAMES L. NOHhlTT, County Sup t. ; Paoli -Tun 29 H73. 41. CHEAP MILLINERY AND 1? A ' "'ft A first class assortment of Spring and Summer Goodd to be sold at the lowest cash prices to suit tbe times. Hats, Flowers, Ribbon of the lutest and most fashionable style. In Fancy Goods will be found all the novelties for the sea.son, such as Ladies Neck Scarfs, Riwchiag in black and white goods, Silk Handkerchief-?, Beits. Cuffs ami Collars, Gloves, Corsets, Embroidery, Fancy Combs, lres Buttons, Jewelry, Mottoes, 'Zephyrs, and a good assortment of Ladies and Misses' Hosiery. Hats bleached and colored in fashionable shape on short notice. Hats bought at my store no charge for trimminir. 9- MRS. E. t. BENJIMAN. A rt ri rf7"i "ti ! 'Of iJ tm sr CI1A2IBERSBUHG, 1ND. lealers ia )fy Goods, Grcceriss, Hats. ''3!!'. Boots, gw.s, Readr-iiide Clothi" I ' i" & . .4 -. i e .''.( 'i ' ' " 1 1 !iti-tH"tnt fit prxri'i' ' H-b we mill .-. 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PA1BN2 3I1J.B1CINB8, CHEMICALS, PAIN2S, OILS VA NISHE. I) Yi: STUFFS, LAMPS AND LAMP FIXTURES, PJBRJFUMERIBS A Nit FANCY AR7ICLLZ COS. JIBTICS, CO JIBS, SOAPS, SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, POCKET BOOKS, NO IE PAPER, FLA 2 AND LEO A L CA PS, CIGARS, 7 OB A CCO, PUPE WINES AND LIQUOR. Also a large nni full stock of

consisting in part of PfANOS, ORGANS, VIOLINS, BANJOS, GUITATH ACCOUDEONS, FLUTES, FIFES. PI COLOS, &c, &c, kc ' In connection with the above I also keeo a full stock of JKWELRY W Trn ES, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, PL ATKI WAKE, Ac. Ac. nil of which lli'f sell at before the war prices. Don't fail to call before making .our purcbaue elsewhere. 41 L. S. BOWLES.

LEGAL. SIIEItlFF'S ."SALE. By virtue of an execution, to me directed from the Clerk of the Orange Circuit Court, I wilt expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1S7S, 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: The northeast quarter of bvkn twentyone (21), township one (1) south and range two (2) west, containing oe hundred aud sixty acres, all in Orange county, Indiana. And on failure to realize the full amount of the judgment, interest ami costs, I will, at the same time ami place, expose at public sale the fee-simpie of said real estate. Taken as the property of James C. Stevens, at the suit of George W. Flick. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. SAMUEL A. DAVIS, Sheriff Orange County. July 1G, 1S78. i$iIIvISIFF,i NAf,!;. By virtue of an order of sale to ne directed, fiom the Clerk of the Orange Circuit Court, 1 will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder ou SATURDAY, AUGUST 10. A. D. 1S7.S, iMitween the hours ot 10 o'clock a. in. ami 4 o'clock p.m. of sai4l day, at the door of the court house of Oiango county, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven vcars, the following deserilxil real estate, to-wit: A part of the northwest quarter of section three (3), ami also a part of the southwest quarter of section three (:.) township one (I) north and range two (2) west, hounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a intake In front of the stable, in aline with the uth post of the corn crib, tln-nce in a straight line through the lane dividing the spring lot and meadow to a stump near the cornerttf the spring lot fence, to a line dividingthe lands of , Jones and saiil defendant, Win. A. Bowie. theiiee south on a line lividmg the lands of Jones ami said defendant, W..A. I!uwl t tbe southwest corner dividing' the lands of tieorge Windsor and said defendant, W. A. Bowles, tlunce east on the iine tiivi. ling the lands of G-.-orge Windsor and sil defendant, W. A. Bowles, until it si i ikes the line of the town of Freni-h Lick, thence north with the line of ait town to the northwest eom-.T of saiil town," thence east to b center of the l'noli and Javier road, thence eastward wlong said fa 1 to the gate opposite the French Lb k House, thence n-r!h ward to the place of Im--giuning, the s:iid ian.li Ix-ing heretofore leaseil to .Sjiinuel Ryan by th defendant an I the plain till', hi then v ife. an I common; v known as the Fi-ench Li k Springs, and th:it thefaid real estate a bov.- dese.i il)--) remni enfold, upon which there is due to this (bre in principal, in ten st a.i.l cost, ih- sum of thirty-nine thouasiit seven hundred and ninety dollars an i sixty-nine c--nt.--. And on failure to realize tbe f .ill amount of the jielgiueiit, interest and costs. I will, at the trsme time nnd place, expse at publir. sale the f-o-wii!ipte of sf,il real estate. Taken as the p-ojxTty of Wm. A. Bowles at the. suit of Eliza liowles f4r I lie use ot Leoui-las" Stout. Aduiinistratoi of the estaNof jtia Bowie?, de ase-i. SAMUEL A. DAVIS, Sheiii 0:ar.ge County July 9. 17S. SIIESrFJ'S SALE. By virtue of a cert itled copy of a decrev- to me directed from the Clerk of the Orange Cfrcuit Court, in a cause wherein William M. Iloggaa, A 1 1 in i 1 1 1 st i ;i 1 u r 4f the estate of Ma linda Cox. lt-' asHl, is plaintiff, and Nathaniel tj. Wiisou a. t.l Elna A. Wilson are defendants', requiring me- to make the sum of one hctnd red unit eighty-four dollars anil twelve cents, wiili interest on said decree and fonts. 1 will exposeaf public f-ale, to thu highest bidder, o SATURDAY. AUGUST 24. 187. lvetween the hours of lt o'ehn. k A. M. ami 4 o'clock I. M. d said :-. :il the door of the Court House of Orange "t initity, Indiana, the rents ami protlLs for a term not 'exceeding seven years ,tf tin? following real ttaU', tj-wit: The southwest quarter of the norlhwCM quarter of st tion nine townldp nncil) north and tange two (2) west, ami the s.utheast quarter of ihe noi thet p.arter of same section, township an I range, excejjt 1 acres heretofore sold to Hiram Roach, and also part of the southwest quarter of fame section t4wnship and range, containing in all one hundred and forty acres, more or less. If such rents uid profits will not sell for a suiHcieut sum to satisfy said decree, interests and costs, 1 will, at the same time ajul place, expose to public sale the fee simple of saiil real estate, oro much thereof as may le sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or aioraiement lawt. SAMUEL A. DAVIS. Sheriff Ora ore -Count v. Joserh Cot, Att'y. for ITff. July 27, ls78. By virtae of a certified corsy of a decree, to roe directed from the Clerk of the Oi anixe Circuit Court, in a cause wherein Joiwiiii .Jenkins isplaintifl, Jtad Annie 10. Watts, isiitleiifJuiit, reHfnff rue to make Use sr.m of seven bunflre.1 aud three dollars and tifty u"its, with interest on saiil cl re and cj4-.t, 1 will expoiieat, public emits, tu tii highest lidder,on SATURDAY, AUGUSTS!, A. ' D. ' 1S-7S, betireeti th bours of M o'clock a. ro. and 4 o'ekwk p. m. of saiil day, at the door of the court hoHs-e of Orange county, -Indiana, the rents and profit lor a term tat exavxliniz eren yera ol the lollowinar real estate, town: .t , f T.l ri , r ,ir" r rf C - ;ii est -rt.rtff.-t, 'it, iry-i-io tow n Ut -e U)nma,.irf dim (ii vi t . S ; aI-, t'.e . i. , SiS" :sa t -t

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LAV7 CAUD3. M. 8. MAVITY, E. G. WILSO.V. f.lAVITY a VILSOfi, Attorneys at Law, 2SE1TTOX STC1TART, 1.1 D. Will practice in nil the courts of Oj aiit-i sml adjoining counties. Barticitlar .ntlciititm given to collection and probate business. July 11, 1877. 4;j.,;m Attorneys at Law, PAOLI, I25DIA5JA. 3"OFFICE North East comer of the puldic-sqimre. Especial attention piren to .collections an-1 nroceodins in R.uikrupk-v. Jan. 8, IS77. THOMAS C. MAHAH, Attorney at Lav?, itarr hhlk and lu'itd Sides' Claim Will prnctit-if in all the Curl of Orange atid adjoining oouuf I'artit-n-l:ir HttfHitioii e;: .-en to collect!. ms J probate business. :V.iiiia Attonioy at Law, IMOLf, ' EDIArf A. WilT pva-crcft in the courts of Orangt nd dj Hniiia coutitioK. Collection tnd Pro rate- business solicited. Ofllce in Cole's building North sHie Public square. .lollil L. Jlcgnnify, ATTORNEY at LAW NOT A II V PI7DLTC IN OFFICE. OGce on kcuth side of the sqjara. TIICOOP C; Timoop, ATT0R1IEYS at LAW PAOLI, IimiAUJL CCTThey will practice in all tb Courts of Orantre and ndioinin-r coun ties. Collections promptly attendeJ to. Office on the North side of thtpak" lic-stjn&rc. up-stairs- 1 WILLI A LI II. OARTIfl, mj fflp p s , tfi- 4IS.I-A 3 sW4.i-4) JtoJP Ofaea :- -SootKcast corner of pabb fnSTtf Hats opeae4 targe stItsf n t feat m 4