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f J - t ; 2 ' '.I Kr' jir I' ''- I .1 ,i Senator. I, W. v, .is elected U. B.ik-nator for tac Ion am! short term ye-te-rday. The vote stood: la the Hau?r, Voorhecs, .17; Gen. E:n. Harrison, -0"; Jus. Buchanan, 2. In tho Senate, Vcorhees, -0; Orth, 22; JJuchanati, 1. Stale fat clllgeitce. A new paper has Jcro" started In Cclambiw. I x frunf i if , r t has a woman who! Is I' J years oh J. T.'iC K t e uLo n co u n t v tax es for 1S7H fool up JsOM.os. ; The Iler.ry county Jill ia vavnnt noxv, tho lirst tune since 1S75. Twelve m;a.d dos liavo been killed at Ilenryviile during the yt 10 days. Th Jackson County Nevsha3 expired after a brief oxistence of four vteek. The Fcrt Wcyne National Bank has declared a gemi-Knnual divident of o pet cent; KenJa!S iile has 1 00 natns on the dtlinrfuetst; lis!; Lagrange has ncne. The Farmer's National Bank of Valparaiso, will issue no hills of a le?s denomfralion than $10. The d? Hnqtient tax list of Montpcrnery cuunty is quite brief, containing less than 700 descriptions; A car load of coal was distributed among the poor of Craw fordsti'de a few days ago by Colonel Carnnton. A Cass county court has assessed a tax of $30 a year for ten years, iinst 2 1 ilea Leslie, found guilty of bastardy. The Ladies' Benevolent Society of Shelby villa are doing an excellent work in relieving want among the poor. A careful survey of Rush county rentiers it almost certain that tho ptaehss,' grapes and cherries were killed by (he recent cold weather. The B'ooraCeld Democrat contains 1G columns of delinquent taxes. It looks as though the whole o-f Greene county was going td be sold: u Columbus Democrat; Jackson caunJy Is soon to organize a gravel road company to build a pike from tho wicked city of Seymour to Couitland, A lata report of the Fvansvilio lied Hitbvn Temperance Clubs shows that 1 4,000 persons have R3tieI the pledge in that city during tho past year. Wabash Courier; During the month, corn has hizn marketed in this city at tho rate of about 2,000 bushel? a day, and the supply ssitm inexhaustible. Ishmacl r.Ianusl, a well known colored school teacher, dl:-d at Terrs Haute on Sunday from an over loe of morphine, t:ken to .-alleviate HcuratU. Thres hundred and flfty-savea cars of eoai 'were yhlppcd from Brazil LvitS-ituFLliy weck,th5 htrgcs t slupoent ever known to to made ia oae day fro a thers. An :::cy di: 1 jnty i; 1 1 , it; ... 1 - .1 1 1 v r, 1 i c:te 1 a r : hu--, I y -i, it i; I ct era c a:i 1 .u 1 aur. f.'2 tUe C. ,:r: r: F.-r:- g th? ".1 I:..v e 1 :i 1 n i : ri t

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. i s were ;it If ?e gr.i vfl of Jifsf. rii-ij ia the Lui, m:o was in t'-erttt Cemetery at Ft.rt Way a, ... rf.., .. - ... I . ...I.. Ly grave robbeis to open the grave. j Tho watchers fired several shuts, frighten ing them i.way. -Jamc? To aged IS years, I was !;:;n.l d ie;i(S in in. ? nsa ni ii:en- - c .1 - - -' . - inuuu oui:u ly evwnng, wiiii ms head muffled in the Ltd clothe-", lie ha- been suhjeet to cpllt-ptlc fAs, nnd it is supposed while in one he was staothered to death hy the ln"-d clotl-.es. . M:irion Filch, a proininent . , .,, ...-.. ... Jlonthiy, vas isorntd by a ferovious stor. His recovery is douhlfuJ, as lie is hadiy hurt about the heal and faeo, nnd three ofhis ribs ere brok c r. Ou Saturday afternoon, Isaiah W;!ls, a farmer aged G5, who was felling timber" in Cydar Creek town ship-, Allen county, when a large tree fell, striking hltn on the forehead, fracturing his skull and cutting a deep gash in his breast from which he can not recover. Rose Miller, the young lady uf Fort Way ue who ia supposed to have died last Sun lay, is still at the hospital, without the slightest change in her condition, iler lip still retain a red color andj her limbs have mt grown rigid, although t lie doctors pronounce her unquestionably dead. The burial will not take place for a day or two unless tic-composition shows Itself. William King, a notorious character of New Albany, while drunk, went home Sunday evening and beat his father in an unraoreiful manner. Young King has been before the grand jury several times, but always succeeded in getting free. Tlo officers are after King. Ills father, who is over 70 yean of age, is reported very low, with little hopes of his recovery. Michigan City was thrown in to n.siatocf intense excitement between S and 9 o'clock Monday nijht, by a somewhat noted character by the name of Henry Triggs, while attending a tempcrenco lecture, delivered byJack Walerton, drawing a razorj'tid inflicting two frightful wounds enH-ilall Donly, on both side? of his" face, cutting one ear in two and across the clreek near the eyo at'd on the other sido down across tl a nouth near tho nose. One of tho severed the facial artery, 'causing him to bleed profusely. Mr. I) inly U now lying in a critical, condition. Triggs was at mnce arrested and placed in jail. .The" feeling is very strong against Triggs, and threats of fyieb" ig are freely indulged in. . John :an will represent Illinois in tho United States Senate. Over eleven hundred murders were committed in the United 6iitc-3 during the year 1S7S. Wilhu-d Carpenter, the Fvans villa Millionaire, is bankrupt. His Y;ife 'and f on, however, are fixed for a rainy dsy. The jliio M a gu ires may well pause and consider, when Pennsylvania hangs two men for Jhe ru:;.. J?r of a person named Smith. B.rai; naiit Govtrnor I. P. Gray to I the coming laan for 111 "t i ."it D: . :o':ratIc Koiiiinaiion (', -.'--v. r cf I liar. i. Vt'e r.' Jut-- i ?-yi "Drawing c2 V, - ve 1 -h"-:n r ha'i'ls i TV-1 :'i a 1 1; n. t r- p.dr.l." Of If r.: I ,a 1 is v,rv . 1 dirty, a gleve should bj i dt D..i -.t:.: c ::i cf II ? f .... H .. i. ;:nkl th. :J her.). i t , - T m " - d 1 tL In I'.? th

to the depth of eight lr.che, at continue to pour down upon us.

Nothing doing among the pea- ( p!3 except what is necessary to meet the demand of life. Health generally goad; Lnv exceptions, however. Sleighing is the favorite aniuej msnt among the Suckers. Both old and young seem to' cajay the sport 'very much. Iloa Is are wcrn down smooth and in f ivorable corditum for such riding. Chime of almo'st overy description is to be found. Prairie chickens plenty in some localities.. Thpublic sehoiU of this comity sec ut tu be fl.urishii!. School No. 1, tauglit by Mr. I. N. Holaday, is a suceess in every particular. Tiie manner in which the exercises are conducted proves that lie is the riht man ia the right place. Tho Nir.va comes regular each week. It has my hearty congratulation?. It brings news from home such as a Hoosier gladly receives. Least I infringe upon your columns, Inclose. Yours truly, Hoosiku Boy. Letter Froril Sulia. lUKA, Ills., Jan. 15, 1S79. To (he Editor of the Keics Sir; I notice In a recent issue of the News that I am delinquent in taxes for the sum of fS.2t),and a tract of land advertised in my name to be sr?d to pay such delinquent. I desire to state through your paper to my old friends and acquaintances, who are unacquainted with the facts, that I sold the land in question about Dec. 1st, 1875, having paid all taxes up to that" time. I have always paid my taxes, promptly, at the proper time, which the books will show, and have nover i4 my life owed a cent of delinquent tax, nor been honored by a visit from a deputy tax collector, and I don't wish to be followed up by that irrepressible tramp, the News. which I believe goes everywhere, and be reported as having failed to pay mytaxes. Now, Mr. Editor, if you will give this a place la your columns you will greatly oblige a f.iead. Elijah Tower. The whole trouble in ttu3 case is that the party to whom Mr. Tower sold his land, has failed to have it transferred and his deed recorded and it still remains- upon the records in Mr. Tower's name. Our county e dicers are not to blame in the matter. Ed. News. Set Up Your liar at Home-. From C. T. Campbell's Eceturc, MarGeli, Ky. Barkeepers in this city pay, on an average, 2 per gallon for whisky. One gallon contains average of sixty-five drinks, and at ten cents a drink tho poor nun pays vG.50 per gallon for his whisky. In other words, $2 for the whisky and $ 1.50 for handing it over the bar. Make your wife your barkeeper. Lend her $2 to buy a gallon of whisky for a beginning and every time you want a drink go to her and pay her tea cents' for it. By the time you have drank a gallon she will have G.S0, or enough money to refund the 2 borrowed of you- to pay for another galloa of liquor, and have a baUne of 2.50. She will be able to conduct future operations on her own capital; when you become an inebriate unable to support yourself, ?h ironed and despised by all respectable persons, y ur wifti will have money enough to keep yoa until you get ready to till a drunkard's grave. How docs' Blaine like that Democratic Governor of Maine? I all the good you c.tn ia tho world arid mako about it as possible. as littler noiso We hay a more power than will, unJ it H often by way of excuse to oucscSvcs tlait wo fncy things are impossible. e 1 'tu Iil:h a i n.i tv. o tut ildcr-5 cf s; 1 n!. t. I't V. i- - :trj-

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PAOLI TOWNSHIP, NO. 1.

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Dr'ule water I heirssame Ferguson S.rak beirs Hays Joseph Jones Ambros' heirssame Milinn MaHha XeidiiTor Hirara same

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ORLEANS TOWNSHIP, NO.

AlligrreSaadraclj li'irs Black Asa Langfird Maryssne same McNu Sarah C pt mv of se lot No. 41 pt nw of nw . pt sw of nw w hf se of se n hf nw of nw Saniisr.s Jane- e lif se of nw 1 1 i . i V.... pt e hf of nw.. same pt SW Ot tiW O RANGE VILLE Powell Thomas- nw ofnw

NORTHWEST TOWNSHIP, NO. 5.

Able Armilda Cox Isom same same ,. .. sarre same.-... Fitch G. S Fitch Thomas Fitch V. B Gronier Mary same ,same Hopper Biuford... sanae Jones Nancy G pt. w hf of se n hi of sw pt s hf of sw. . w hf of so d hf ot nw pt w hf of ne nw of se sw of se se of nw , s hf of sw .- w hf of nw pt ne of nw pt ne of ne pt se of ne ne of nc ...... Nabb Richard A se of ne. same.. Of Southern PhiWip...... pt sw of se.... Unknown ; pt nw of ne Walker Emily ' ne of nw. FRENCH LICK Archer Martin V s hf of new same Archer Sarah Arnold John pt n iif of ne sw of sw pt s hf sw of se Bruce Benjamin ne of ne. Breeden Isaac JN same Bowles Win. A. heirs same pt e hf nw , w hf of ne pt of se Kff of nw same nw of ne. same same whfof se... ne ot sw.. same w hf of ne same pt of sw same ,. sw of sw same- w hf f ne ... some same same , same f same. - ne of ne e hf of nw nw of se e hf of sw e hf of nw same n pt w hf of nw.. same same--same same sara; same same same same Cox Charles heir3..... Cox Joel same Groseclos-e Wm. F.... same Harrison Christopher Manning J. S Maker Martin J same Moore Thomas C.. ... Moad John Powers Joseph Sp.nrks NancjT Truax O. R.... Unknown.... same - WolSr gton John B... Wise JoUs Jr Williams Indiana: n hf n w of ne. nw of nw e hf of nw nw of se pt of nw. pt nw of se ... sw ne nw of sw ne of sw se of sw pt n hf se...... ne of nw sw of nw sw of se e hf se of sw... se of nw... se of sw.... nw of ne.se of nw... nw of se... nw of ne.. e hf nw sw of se . se of sc.... se of sw.... Wininer Isaac N pt ne of se tfme. pt e hf of ne ACKSONTOVi pt nw cf ne! pt s hf of sw w hf of nw... ... ne of nc--.... Botity aaid Drake.. Bledsoe Ptohney. Courtnev John-... Conley Jc same n pt w kf of nw. Drake Jonathan..... s hf of se. Hendershot Mary E.Luttrel Uriah & sonLane Sarah E Parks Wm, W ShireU- Wm.- P Sutton Iler.ry Thompson Mary J.... same.-..--.--Wilson Orlenti. ......... same Yoan Allen...... GR Apple George heirs... same pt s pt sw of ne se or nw n pt nw of nw sw of se .. ne of ne..... ne of sw n hf of sw sw of sw. ........ s hf sw of nwse of nw-. ............. pt n pt ue of sw.-. w hf ae of es EENFIELD TO w hf nw of nw nhfofna Apple Jo ha i pt sw of nw s lif of nw pt ne of sw...... pt a hf se pt e hf of nw.. sw of nw pt s hf of sw-. . n kf of se- - se pi sw of ne. s pt se of nw Bennett Isaac same Bennett James Jr Bennett ElizabethEvans John heirs.Enlaw Doctor F..... Giilla.fi Elizabeth.s.ara s.3ni3 .... LamWUn Dan Keel Henry.... same...... nnd ne cf nes Lf of EH SOUTHEAST P t S W C f 1 .. s " c f " J ; Ii C . V. . !...... , ......... c V L 1 V... J KIt cA c 5. . . f

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6 In 2w 80 Gin 2w 70 225 122 03 Q In 2w 40 ... 200 23 20 21 2 n w 4 75 100 2 56 8 1 n 2'w 40 ... 100 3 92 20 In lw 79 20 1 n IV 0 565 27 40 10 In 2w 146 10 1 it 2w 40 10 In 2w 40 4 1 n 2w 80 4 In 2w 40 3 1 n 2w 0 3 1 n 2w 78 3 In 2w 40 2 1 n 2w 80 2 In 2w 40 13 In w 80 13 in 2w 40 ) H345 718 24 13 1 n 2w SO 14 In 2w 80 14 In 2 go 14 In 2w 20 15 1 n 2W 80 15 lu 2w 40 15 1 n 2w - 40 15 1 n 2w 80 -9 In 2w 40 3 1 n 2w 85 3 1 n 2w 26 3t 2n 2w 160 19 In 2w 160 400 12 80 6 1 n 2w 40 1 6 1 n 2w 40 150 23 34 6 1 n 2w '10 6 1 n 2w 10 165 43 66 16 In 2w 40 ... 100 14 27 31 In 2w 40 ... 80 2 05 5 1 n lw 40 ) 5 I n lw 20 200 5 11 8 . 1 n lw 40 J 10 In lw 40 ... 200 . IS 53 20 I n lw 40 ... 165 4 21 8 In 2w 40 75 3 42 31 . 2n 2w 40 ... 50 3 16 30 2 n 2w ' 40 ... HO 42 50 G? In 2 40 ... 50 1 20 24 I n 2w 80 ... 125 7 37 33 2 n 2w 40 ... 100 2 56 33 2n 40 ... 400 10 21 10 I n 2w 40 ... 175 9 84 27 2n 2w 5 27 2 n 2w 5 j 125 7 6G SHIP, NO, 7, 31 In 2w 33 ... 233 II IS 14 Is 2w 7S 50 334 22 27 22 Is 2w 80 ... 500 26 80 29 In 2w 40 28 In 2'w 7 243 6 19 6 Is 2w 80 .,. 265 21 45 9 1 s 2w ..... 50 152 27 06 27 In 2w 40 ... 145 3 65 25 In 2w 22 50 13S 4 30 14 Is 2w 40 ... 120 HQ 70 15 Is 2w 40 ... 410 22 15 20 U 2w 40 ... 345 10 12 21 Is 2 80 ' ) 16 Is 2v? 40 337 7 70 21 Is 2,7 20 j 36 la 2s 40 56 In 2w 2 213 5 41 27 1 s 2w 20 ... 110 1 i 53 NSHIP, NO. S. 1 la lw 23 1 2 Is lw 80 f 410 10 30 3t In .lw 5 ... 25 6 77 2t Is lw 83 I 24 .1 s lw 35 455 10 33 27 Is lw 60 . .232 12 86 23 Is lw 70 ... 210 5 27 30 h h 40 ... HO 3 02 23 Is lw 48 ., 195 8 55 3-J Is lw 80 ) 30 1 3 lw 25 515 12 06 30 Is lw 20 J 25 Is lw 26 5 141 7 27 25 Is lw 40 1 25 1 s lw 80 f 533 14 82

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TOWN OF PAOLI. NO. 11. Cox Nancy II lots 10, 13, II, 41 and 15., iT5 Hairis Elizabeth heirs w hf lot 4 ' -' "".' J TOWN OF ORLEANS, NO. 12. " H Collins &, Biiskirk lot 43 lf -,, t Cole Smith- w hf lots 261 and 262 't J? Co.iklfy John-.. lot adj . 200...... p- I tl Chambers Anna e I.f lots 57 52 j' ClarkMarthaJ lots 36.0, tii, 365, 36f, 115 and 410 4j 1;, Fuller F.'M Jots 257 nnd 258 , "'."." 245 rf Gordon John... lot 61 "jq "J, nl Lanpforl & Fidler.... pt lots 105 and Tu6 .""'....' - ?! Mesd Moses J lo's 231, 233, 2:"3, 23 1. 235, 23'J, 237 and 2:is "Z iBoby ChariesA; James lots 307, 3tH 300 and 310 2 - 7 Tyler It. M e hf lots 53 and 5 t ; if TrueblnocI William... lots 23, 02 and GO -v.-t ii ' Welch Jas A. heirs lot 272 1.."Z! n5 tl ll TOWN OF CHAM II K it SB U RG - Marris George lets 202f 9.03, 204, 205, 154 and 155 3,-, if , Peyton J. N. F-ts 101 and 102 ,....-, ;J . 'J TOWN OF LANCASTER. Donahne Mary lots 21. 36, 37 and 33 c, 4 TOWN OF ORANGE VILLE. E.r-kirk Geo. A-heirs lot 10, w hf 20, s pt 33 and 34 j--, it Cin.,Rockport&S.Vv. lots 40. 45, 41, 46, 42, 47, 43, 48, 44, 49 It. Ii. Co.-.. and 50 ft n Raiaey Martha pt lot 15 jog i TOWN OF NEW PROSPECT. Murtangh A lots 23, 31 and 37 -, - TOWN OF NEWTON STEWART. Burton William hYfs 67 and 70 .- ii 't Brown and Barton ... lots 23, 39 and 40... '.".'.'..".".".!.".".,!! g-Bi-own Wm. estate-... lots 15. 57. 58, w hf 55 and 56 4I10 V Newton Christopher, lots 41 and 42 ;T Smith Lotccia lots 32, 33 and 34 "yQ 3 0TOWN OF UNIONVILLE. Gobble Emily... pt lot 22 2 "5 St"1 TOWN OF VALEENE. Kino; Polly lots 25 ar.d 26 j-t Maxedon Lewis heir lots II and 12 p'g 3 j The following lands and town lots hare been returned delinquent for uV taxesseven consecutiTe years, and will be sold on the same conditions as' other dioquent lands are sold, except to. the highest bidder in fee, for cash: TOWN OF CIIAMBBRSBUIiG. Auhey Johnll lots 100, 110, 111, 112, 113 and 114 100 n n Unknown lots 13, 14 and 46 3 u, TOWN OF NEWTON STEWART. Brown Xancy lots 17, IS, 10 and 20 52a ?8 ?A Bates J. Y ne of ne '. Q In 2w 40 ... T. jj Beswick & Windsor.-, pt of no 30 2n lw 5 ... 100 17s W Moore Samuel sw of nw, 29 In 1 c 40 same Pli!2Yjgf Ll"JM 20 In le 23 i 100 f,f, 17 STATE OF INDIANA, ORANGE COUNl.V, S3. I, David F- S'ucker, Auditor in-and for Orange County, ludisma cprtifr t'.e above andToregoinjj lift contains .1 trbe and correct . oopv'of tiie df-'inq-int hW's and lots renaming delinqaent for the non payment of taxes due tl.t-r-m f-r t!,' year 8. 7, and previous years, on the 15th day of December, 177, inclubn- IS taxes -for tiie current year. " Witness my hand and the seat of the Board of Commipsiown at Vs f?4 20th day of December, A. D. 1878. DA VI I V. STUCK tr" s-3 Auditor Oranse Oiunrj. KOTICE is hereby given to owners of lands and lo's returned deliiKpirr.l for the non-payment of taxes due thereon for the Tear 1877, and previous year, in Orange County, Indiana, that the wlide,- r Vnch of said lands and !,! may be necessary to discharge the faxes, interest, p'-r.alfy and post which may be due thereon, or from the owners thereof at the time of "snch sale, will be sol'l by the Treasurer of Orange County, at the Court I?.-Ae door in the town of Paoli, at public auction, on the Second Monday in February, A. D. 1579; sale to commence within the hours prescribed; by law. David F. Stuckeu, Auditor Onrnge County.

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The table at all times supplied with the best the nmrkcl atTorc, airy, comfortable rooms,-derm bed-",- &c. Carriages meet every train, conveying passengers to French Lick and West Raden Springs and all intermediate points. Drummer supplied with "rigs" at all times. Hacks will leave Albert House, in Paoli, every morning at S o'clock, making connection with northern in- -5tf W. II. GRAVES, Prop'r.

HENRY G, CHAMBERS. 75 -" rf Are prepare.? to do any and cdl nu at reasonable prices.

?SS?G' FmGOF-ITING, ii HANGING a specialty. .Tfin if! ifi-a

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IESCKIITIOX OF TOTS.

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