Paoli Weekly News, Volume 7, Number 20, Paoli, Orange County, 29 January 1879 — Page 2

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Ten th.iHnnl tiulhirs of iUvi- 1 county, Indiana,

o-s ciimy i.on'H were sol.l t j ar j D W- Voorhc's -ran.If?ther,

I t -t sveek. Ilock jiort has oranlxixl a relii f m. h-ty fr the benefit of tic serving jtour poo pit. Pike county h;is ii:c diilerent

Jol('- of Odd Fithw;- with tit mbtTrdiip of 110 persons.

1 Peter Voyrhees, was horn in New

Jersey, nnd-sfxin after the close of the Revolutionary war emigrated ! to Kentucky. IVter Voorhoes's i w ife was born in BryanTd Station, I i then a fort. Her inline vvus Van

Ar.-dal"f fought gallantly at the

Lorenzo rials, of Now Alba-j battle of Blue Licks, ana dbti tiny, hoahM the jossesim. of a .white J guished himself in several ' Indian po?suiii, whit ii i-i unite a curiosi- j battles, under the celebrated Danly in tho--e parts. ; iel IJoone. Hisothr grandfather,

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Theodore Joh-inning, a cig.r and tol)ncco dealer of New Albany, has di.-apptared, leaving numerous enditors to mourn after liim. Mooiesville Herald: ' A JlooresviUe woman in three days after being granted a divorce from her h iisbiml married another unfortunate." Fast time. Isaac Manheimer, of Chicago, was arrested at Ivansville on Monday, on a charge of a firm of that city cf embezzlement, He is now in the cooler, awaiting the arrival of the Chicago officers. Patrick Murphy, the young man w ho several weeks sdnce pleaded guilty to the charge of murdering his father near JLaftyette, was released from custody last weok,the grand jury failing to find an indictment against him. The Temperance Monitor, published by M. 11. Slue!, of Seymour, and the Blue Ilibbon Journal, af Mitchell, Ind., have been coasoli.

dated, and a 28 column weekly Vr !l be i- -JCil. 121. Shiel will be managltig editor, with headquarters at Seymour. George Barter, a well-known , citizen of Mt. Vernon, was, last week, arrested and lodged in jail upon the charge of attempting to cc mmit a raj ecu Mrs. Dr. Pfa cutler, a lady of eminent respectability, of that place. Barter belongs lo one of the best families in Posey county. William Melsner, freight conductor on the E 1 1 liver Railroad, was caujjht by a wheel -car while coupling at lloann, Wabash county, last week, and hi. leg was IaeTOtfd in a fearful, manner. He received other injuries about the shoulder. He was taken to New Mexico. Miami county, where he now lit w, and will probably recaver. Jeffer?oiiYille column Louisville Courier-Journal: Judge Davis yesterday appointed Hon. Js. It. Slack, of Huntington, Judge of the Huntington Circuit court to

trv the case of the State ex. rel.Fe-

Stephen Voorhees, for whom his fath.er was named, was a Revolutionary soldier under Washington, hiuI fought at Princeton, Monmouth and on other celebrated fields. Mr; Voorhecs' ancestor on his father's side came from Holland, and the original name was Van Voorhees. Jin passant, Mr. Voorhecs tires with indignation whenever anything is said to tho disparagement of the Hollanders, and he always dwells with enthusiasm upon tho valor and genius of the Dutch Republic. Mr. Voor he es mother, Rachel Elliott, was born in Baltimore county, Maryland. She is still living, and is a 'ady of superior natural endowments and great sensibility. Her people were originally fiom tho aorth of Ireland. She was married to Stephen Voorhees in 1821, ami D. W. Voorhecs was their, child. The subject of this sketch was reared on a farm about ten miles

fnn Covington, in Foun'ain county. There he remained and helpel to operate a laro farm, until he was sent to college in 1345. This farm-life of Mr. Voorhees has always been of great value to him in his public career, li has enabled him to get close to the hearts, of the people, and often in his political speeches, wdiile discoursing oa public affairs in a manner entirely satisfactory to the severest literary critics, he has given the most apt, witty and humorous illustrations from farm life, that made the sun-burned sons of toil feel that "Dan" was with them and of them. It was in 1SF that he entered college ut the Anbury University, at Greencastle, where he graduated in 1819. He married his wife in Greeneastle. Shortly niter he left college one f the Professors of the Institution, Prof. Lirabee, predicted that he would, one day, take rank with the first men of the Nation, Immediately after- leaving col-

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lix R. Lewis vs. The Board of law ofaee - of Lane A Wilson, of

i;iuanuHioner.s oi iar oouiuy.

This is the county seat case, wheie- . " . .

Mr. Lewis sues lo icstrain the ! IiUV- l blowing spring he set-

j Crawford sviUo, as a student of

at; point on

Board of Commissioners from rtj moving tho records of the county from JeiTersonville to Charleston.

lias been notified of

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knownw hetlter ho will accept or

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tied at Covington, Ind., the county

seat ot Fountain county. Hon. Edward A. Hannegan, formerly a United States Senator from Indiana, being a casual listener to a "Fourih-of-July speech by Voorhees, then a raw stripling, immediately proposed a law partnership, v. hi eh was accepted, nod in April, I Mr. Vo ;

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which old John Brown, John E. C h k and others were concerned, and for which they were convicted and hanged in 1850, will always stand prominent in tho history of tho country. At that time the gifted and gallant Ashbel P, Willard was Governor of Indiana. He was the lion-hearted champion of the Indiana Democracy. With sorrow " and dismay his friends learned that John E. Cook was a brother of Gov. Willard's wife. Here was a seeming dilemma w ith noble Willard. He was not the man to turn his back on his brother or a friend. His first thought was ''Dan Voorhees." Mr. Voerhecs was in Vincennes, attending a law suit, but he came at once to Indianapolis when Willard sent for him. His friend advised him not to attempt to defend Coak, He answered: "I will defend my friend's brother without regard t consequences." He took the first train east. The result of the celebrated case is known to the publie. The trial was tho beginning of Mr. Voorhees' national reputation. His great speech in defense of Cook was the universal comment of the public at the time. He afterwards figured protni nently in other celebrated murder trials, namely: Mary Harris, in Washington City, for killing Adoniram J. Burroughs. The

tri d of Henry Crawford Black, Frederick City, Md., far killing the seducer of his sister. On this occasion the speech of Mr. Voorhees in defense of the brother had a powerful effect upon the jury, they returning a verdict of (,not guilt," five minutes after he had Conc!udtl his speech. From the sobriquet so general y applied to Mr. Voorhees of the "Tall Sycamore of the Wabash ," it will be understood that he is of high stature. He is six feet one inch tall, and weighs about. 200 pounds. He is of fair complex-' ion, has dark-gray hazal eyes, and carries himself very erect. He is indeed a man of commanding presence and great personal magnetism. He is no v, as ho has been sinco the days of Willard, the most popular Democrat in the State of Indiana. By his devotion to his party, and the services he has given to his country, he has fairly earned the great honor given him by the Fiftyfirst General Assembly of his Slate. That he may live long, and near his honors with credit to himself and his devoted constituents, is the earnest wish of his 225,00 ) friends in the Iloosier State. JffciTly elected Senators. Connecticut Orvillo II. Piatt, to succeed William II. Barnum. Fiitrula Wilkinson Call, to succeed Sinicn B. Conover. Illinois J.utm A.Logan, to sue-' cecal Richard J. Ojlesby. Indiana Daniel W. Voorhees, to succeed himself, Appointed by Gavencr Williams to Oil 8-m itor Morton's unexpired term: also fur tha full term beginning JLireh -I,

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TOWN OF ORLEANS, NO. 12.

Collins & Busliirk. .. Cole SmithCoahley JohnChambers Anna-....

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Clark Martha J lota SG-I. JG3, 360, 415 and 41G.

lots 257 and 258..

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Koby Charls& James lots 307, 30, 300 and 310

1 yler 11. M e hf lots 53 and 54 , Tmehtood William... lots 23, 92 and GO Welch Ja3 A. heirs - lot 272 ."

TOWN OP CHAMBEllSBURO. . lots 202, 203, 204, 205, 15 4 and 155 . l-ts 101 and 102

TOWN OF LANCASTER, ary lots 21. 35, 37 and 33

TOWN OF ORANGE VILLE. Baslttrk Geo. A- heirs lot 10. w hf 20, s r t 33 and 34

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TOWN OF NEW PROSPECT. Murtatigh A... lots 23, 31 and 37 TOWN OF NEWTON STEWART. Burton William.-. lots 67 and 70

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TOWN OF VALEENE. lots 25 and 20 lots 11 and 12

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The following lands and town lots have been returned delinquent' seven consecutive years, and will he sold on the same conditions as quent lands are sold, except to the highest bidder in fee. for cash: TOWN OF CIIAMBERSBURG. Anhey John IT. lots 100, 110, 111, 112. 113 and 114 Unknown- Jots 13, 14 and 46 TOWN OF NEWTON STEWART. Brown Nancy lots 17, 18, 13 and 20..

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STATE OF INDIANA, ORANGE COUNTY, SS. I, Da-rid F. Stacker, Auditor in and for Orange County, Indiana, certify Slip above and foregoing list contains a true ani correct copy of the delinquent fan h and lots remaining delinquent for the non payment ot taxe due theroon f,r (V year J877, and previous years, on the 15tU day of December, 3877, includn" l taxes for the current j ear. Witness my hand and th? seal of the Board of CoRiniis,iorifr, at Pnoli Yv 20th day of December, A. D. 1878. DA VII) F. STUCKllli ' f- Audito: Orange Onpniy. NOTICE is hereby given to owner." of lands and Ios returned delinquent for the non-payment of taxes due thereon for the year 1877, and previous y-ar., in Orange County, Indiana, that the whole, or to much of said hinds and lots may he necessary to discharge the taxes, interest, penalty and ct which mav be due thereon, or from the owners thereof ot the time of such sale, wiil be soilj by the Treasurer of Orange County, at the Court House dorr in the town oi Paoli, at public auction, on the Second Monday in February, A. D. 1870; sale to commence within the hinrs prescribed by law. . " David F. Stuckeh, Auditor Onmge Count v.

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ORLEANS, HSTDIA.TST-A.

The table at all times supplied with the best the market afTtrds, airy, comfortable rooms, clean beds, Carriages meet every train, conveying passengers to French Lick and West Baden Springs and all intermediate points. Drummers supplied with "rigs" at all times. Hacks will leave Albert Iloine, in Paoli, every unornin at S o'clock, making connection with northern am. 2o-tf W. II. GRAVES, Prop'r.

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