Rensselaer Republican, Volume 17, Number 32, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 16 April 1885 — Page 5

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RENSSELAER MARKETS.

Corrected every Wednesday afternoon. Wheat................ 5.75 U .80 Corn.3B Oats.. *2B @ .30 Rye .50 Timothy Seed 1-00 Clover Seed 4.50 Hay, Timothy. 5.00 (a 0.00 Hav, Wild. ......3.00 (c 4.00 Butter..... -18 Eggs :.... .10 Potatoes r-,. -40 Apples.,.. ............... -70 iSalt, per barrel 1.35 Bacon, per ib....' 12-i-Lard, per lb. 12§

The Restoration.

■■■. For The lU'pqbUcafl. ■. ■. Tiic noble symbol of our land, Which has always floated free, At home in peace, in Baitio's sm ■ •<«', And on toe foaming sea ;: In honor of a traitor Has been put to deepest shame. And bowed its pride, to honor one Who pcaOionco spread, and fiamu, In the midst of northern cities. Thus adding to our woes, While the Union's brave defenders Were hattlimr with their foes. . One. of the vilest traitors, In all the traitorous band, Of those who sought, by fire and sword, To desolate our land. Was this same Jacob y Who was honor;::! thus that day: And who shall -ay bow many more Shall yet be honored in that way? For the memory of how many, Must our flag be thus disgraced? By yet how many acts like there, Will our records be defaeed.? The Confederate:! am hoping that WliileX leveland hold.-; the chair,' Their unjust olaini? will be allowedp ' And we are wcll aware That noble northern soldiers Are daily thrust aside ; From posts they’v filled with honor, And long have occupied, While Copperheads and Rebels Fill the places they vacate, And all because the Democrats Now guide the Ship of State. Those who sought, for Slavery’s sake, To rend our land in twain. The Knights of Golden Circles, And all the Mugwump train, And “reformers” like Dan Manning Are right at Clove! and?s' hand. 0, why did ever such a brood, Disgrace a loyal land! What marvel that the Rebels Are wild with boastful joy. That thus again they rule the land They fought once to destroy. Hoosiei;. —: A petition lias been circulated this week asking the town Board, to make some provision for fighting fire. We hope it may receive the reejuisite number of signatures and that the Board will at once accede to the popular demand and make some really adequate.provisions for the purpose. No halfway ‘penny wise and pound foolish” measures ought to be thought of. A wise liberality will, in this case, be the trues,t economy.

Another Mockery of Justice.

A LETTER ifrttOM PROSECUTOR WALKER. Editor Republican: —l have just read your able article on the inadequacy of the punishment inflicted in the Stitz case. Your comments meet my unqualified approval, and ought to meet with the approval of all who feel an interest in a correct administration of the criminal law. One year’s imprisonment for arsoD, is, as you say, a solemn mockery. In the case of the State vs Luke Biesett, for rape on a little girl, 10 years old, which was tried here a year ago, and the defendant found guilty and sentenced to imprisonment in the State prison for five ye&.'s, Bissett has succeeded in getting the Judgment reversed, iu the Supreme Court, upon the merest quibble, the flimsiest pretext: and I am now compelled to wade through another laborious trial. The decision is a farce and a humbug. Yours very truly, M. H. Walker. A

Yotice of’ Exainitiation. for graduation from the Country schools will be examined at Center school house, Gd 1 aiu£towhs hip, on Saturday, April 18th, 1885. Appli cants for Keenses to teach will be examined at the saluo time and place The work will be open at 8 o’clock, a ♦d. p. M. Nelson, 1 Co. Supt.

The Court Record.

Cases Disposed of at thg .March Term, 1985. , J , State Cases. 469-473-476. State vs. August Fritz I o illegal sale of liquor, dismissed. 478. —State vs. W. L. Fleen'er, petit larceny, dismissed. 492. —Estate vs. Wm. H. Wood, euibezzloment, continued to June term. 494, Slate vs. John Acres, carrying concealed weapons, pleads guilty, and lined §l. and costs. '' 495. —State vs. C’bas. Comstock, assault and battery, dismissed. \ r . 501. State vs. Geo. Stitz, arson, tried by jury, and defendant sen enced to one year in penitentiary. Appeal taken to Supreme Court. "'502. -State vs. Eugene O'Neill, in—to. “ toxication in a public place, continued to next term. '503 —State vs. Carl larceny, dismissed.

504 —State vs. Juba Clark, burglary, indictment quashed and defendant hold to await the action of the Newton county grand jury. 506. —State vs. Wm. Nichols, larceny, jury failed to agree, and defendant released on his own recognizance to appear al the June term. 1 .507 to 515, 'inclusive.' —State vs, Abraham Simpson, illegal sale of liquor, continued to June term, defendant released on bail of §IOO ia-eaeh case. . . 516.—State vs. Eiigene O'Neill' and Abraham Simpson, illegal sale of liquor, continued to dune term. 519.—State vs. John Platt and,Sherman Cooper, provoke, dismissed.

*CIVIL jjASES. 2255—H. Cfilp.ht al, v§ Elizabeth -Reilct, et ah.dreppetHrotTr docket until further orders. 3099 Joslas Neir, et al, vs Peter Danii, et al, Cross complaint, tried by the Court, decree for Patrick Muloy, quieting title to certain real estate, at Mttloy ? s coJt, 3101—Ault, Adni’r,,vs Susan E.TAult> j et al, sale ot real estate to S. P. Thompson, for $420, reported. 3100— Travelers’ Insurance Co. vs C. & GrS:Ti , y' Co., suit for injunction To restrain—tlefinidanfc from < rossing plaintiff’s land, from Benton comity, tleeree for plaintiff. 3107 John Levering, vs same as above, for same cause, decree lor plaintiff. 3108— -Trustees Pres, church, Oxford, Benton county, vs same, for same, dismissed at plaintiff’s Co3ts. 3157—Kellenberger, vs Hopkins, et al, suit for foreclosure, to Benton county on change ot venue. 3180.—Town of Rensselaer vs. Leo pold, demurrer sustained and ease dismissed, judgment against plaintiff for costs. 3280—Furst & Bradley Mf’g Co., vs. Black, Ot al, suit on contract, judgment against Slack for $2,700, sureties released. 3252—Joseph Carter vs. John Carter, foreclosure, finding tor plaintiff's4l9,94. 3267 and 3269-John ~W. Powell, sheriff, vs. Board of Commissioners, judgment against plaintiff for costs. 3273 —Joseph D, Barnes vs. Thomas M. Jones, et al, foreclosure, judgment for plaintiff, $245.

3293*-B. F. Ferguson vs. C. & G. S. Ry Co., ot til, foreclosure, mechanic’s lein, judgment for plaintiff, $361,15. 3294—State, ex re' Alter, vs. Harvey A. Gilbert, et ux, foreclosure, defendant to be bound by judgment heretofore rendered. 3302—Arthur H. Trussed, et al, vs. Cordelia P. Monnett, to White county, on change of venue. 3304—Jacob Eigiesbacli, vs. Charles P. Mayhew, continued to Juno term, with leave to make Sarah A. Hemphill a party to the defense. 3306—Moses C. Cujver, vs. Edmund H. Moreland, judgment for plaintiff’, $27,75. 3317—Emory J. Church, Guardian vs. Lorenzo D. Erwin, et uX, foreclosure, judg. for plf., $1845,36. C. W. Hartley, appointed receiver. 3322—August Makus. vs Amelia Makus, lor divorce, decree to be entered upon payment of costs by the plaintiff. Plaintiff' forbidden to marry again within two years. 3336—A1t0n Grant, vs. , John Makeever, petition for highway, appeal from Commissioners’ Court, petition di.sm.ssed, judgment, against defendant' for costs. 3348 Solomon Rough vs. Samuel M. Black, suit on note, judg. for plf. v $367,60. j* j 3349 Abigail Eadus, vs George Eadue, suit for divorce, decree granted and plaintiff forbidden 1 5 many again within two yest-s. t

3350- Otis W. Ballard, vs. Leonard W: Raymond, attachifaent, judg. for pit $355.30. 3352 John Marder, et al, vs. M. O. Cissel, replevin, jndg. for plf. §183,87, | if not paid within 30 days defendant ■ to deliver the property. 3353 Benjamin M. Butler vs. David 11. Bates, et al, suit for partition, dismissed. x ■.. - jf- ; 3354 Wm. H. Pertiu. et al, vs. Jno. M. Welsh, suit on note, judg. fer plf., $61,63. j 335,>—D. M. Osborn & Co., vs. Huffman Keen, suit on note,, judg. for plf., $411,72*. . 3357 Wm. Campbell vs. David - Bates, petition for appointment of receiver, a.id foreclosure dismissed. 3358 Isabel Fox, vs. Elizabeth J. Burns, suit to quiet title, to Newton county on change of venue. 3359 —Lewis F alley vs.. John M. Welsh, suit on note. judg. for plf. ! $163.49. 8360—Sarah M. Thornton, vs. Chns. M. Thornton, suit for divorce, continued to June term, for process. 5361 —Aetna Life Insurance- Co , vs. Peregrine, et al, foreclosure, ' judg. on crbss-coroplaiftt, for--Riehard- A.--Eel-wards $1100,07, and foreclosure. 3362 —Hoosier Drill Co. vs, L. C. Giant, suit on note, judg. for plf. $213.83. and. costs. —_

3363 —Charles Swaim, Adm'r., vs. Henry Niehohs, suit on - nose, jiidgmeut for pit. §94.80 ami costs. ~""o3B4— Same Vs." John L. Niifli il-. dismissed and costs paid. 3365 Samo vs. Geo. Anderson et al, judg. for plf. §69,35 and costs. 3366 Same vs. Phillip Ilandey et al, dismissed, costs paid. .3367—Johp 11. Wood vs. Norman Warner, et iix, judg. against plaintiff fur costs. . $ 3368 John M. Wood vs, Ralph Fendig, judg. against plf. for costs. 8370—Mary Jane East vs, Eugene Parks, suit 0:1 .note and mortgage, judg. for rdf. §452.90 and costs and foreclosure. 0371 —First National Bank of Niles, Mich. vs. George Markin, suit on note, judg. for plf. §79,77 and costs. £ 3372 Wm A. Peels vs. James Rogers, foreclosure, judg. for plf. §64.14 and foreclosure-, . - . - ----- ~ 3373 Henry Coburn et al vs. C. & G. §. Ry.- Co., suit on account, for ••§OO, change of venue to Benton county, granted, but right of' c.iange allowed to lapse. 3374 Rockwell, Trustee vs. Clark, suit for possession, judgment for 'plaintiff for possession and one cent damages. 8875—First National Bank, of Niles.. Mich., vs. L. 0. Grant et al, suit on note, judgment for plaintiff for $294.68. 3576—Same vs. Same, suit on note, judgtncnt for plaintiff $70,65. 3377 — Chas. Fitzsimmons et al, vs. CL k ,G. S. Ry. Co. suit on transcript judgment for plaint iff for $2432,36. 3378 John Clagcv vs. Call, et al suit to quiet title, decree to quiet title for plaintiff, at plaintiff’s cost. 3379 Mary E. Lindsey vs. Minerva Nash et al, petition for partition and sale of real-estate, widew’s third to be set. off, other two thirds to be seld, at not lefts than appraised value, M. F. Chilcote, commissioner to sell. 3380 John Makeever vs. John B. Waldron, dismissed and coots paid.

An Independent Candidate, Editor Republican:-- Please announce my name as an independent candidate for the office of Town Marshall, for the Town of Rensselaer, at the ensuing town election. 3t. Charles Platt.

Notice to Applicants for Teachers’ Certificates The regular April examination of applicants for Teachers’ Licenses will be held in the public school building at Remington, Ind., on the Jast Saturday in the month, the same being the 25th day thereof. 42t". D. M. Nelson, Supt. Womens with pale, colorless faces, who feel weak and discouraged, will receive both mental and bodily vigor by using Carter’s Iron Pills, which are made ior the blood, nerves and complexion. April.

! THIS IDEA OF GOING WESTj to Colorado or New Mexico, for pure air to j ‘relieveTonstnmption, is all A mistake. Any j reasonable man would use Dr. Bosan-ko's i Cough and Lung Sjjrup for Consumption in 1 all its first stages. It never fails to give re- [ rief in all cases Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, ! Pains in the Chest and all affections that are considered primarjy to Consumption. Price, fit)cents and SI,OO. For sale oy F. i B. Meyer. ' < IC-35-cJw-ly i ; r : ! Ladleii' Medical Adviser. j A Complete Medical Work for Women,. handsomely bound in cloth and illustrated, i Tells how to prevent and curb all diseases :of the sex, by a treatment at home. Worth j its weight in Gold-to every lady suffering ' from tiny of these diseases. Over 10,000 sold' already r Postpaid <g»iy 50 pent*. Postal note or 2-ct. Stamps. Address • NUNDA PUBLISHING C?O., Nunda, NT Y* 17 25 3 mo.

KDTICEOF ditch assess ment, and contract CONSTRUCTION. STATEOF INDIANA,! _ County ot .Jasper. I OOr In the JasperCireuit Court. Sam net H. Howe. Ex Parte. No. id. NOTICE is hereby given to ail concerned, flint iu the abeve entitled cause the .Jasper Circuit Court'on the Ist day of April, A D. 18SS. entered judgment for the petitioner, establishing the work prayedfor. approviiigthe :ts-. sesstnent*’ for thedvenelKs and directing the undersigned, Janies C. Tlirawls. Commissioner oMli'ainage, to make and eonstrue.t the promised work. dee Order Book No. 11, Fa go 400 to 483. I now give notice to all concerned. .Pint * especially to Thomas It. Daugherty, Samuel Howe, ItOitu A. J.ockwood, David J. Jlnstoi, Samuel it, Howe and Marion Township, Jasper county, Indiana, nit named in said judgment a* liable to pay assessments for that purpose; hud 1 will proceed to have said work constructed, and will, at the. residence of Samuel 11. Howe, on tlie 2oth day of May, A. D. 1885. commencing at ten o’clock A. M., proceed to let tiie eon-true-tion fef tneditcli. described in-said order, ac- , cording to specilreations in my possession, and •open f(Muiq>po:bin,, to Umlowest and best bidder, commencing at the moiltli of said diteli. The above parties are further nidified tlmt. the assessments for lienefits made fo'r the cou- ' struc tam ot said (iiteh, and adj udged by said Court. 1 tihve rrtably assessed to tie pniu in insttiilnients, based oil the contract, price oi consiruction, costs and expenses incurred and necessary to lie incurred, ‘and payable at. my oilice in Uoassjdaer, as follows: Twenty per cent: M»> 20th, ltSs, Twenty per cent. •' line 28rd, Iss;,. Twenty pcr ceMt. Julv ,24tb, ISS3, Twenty per cent. August 25t.ii, 18(55, , Twenty, percent, September dytli, lssk •i AMES C. iTI it AWES, Commissume.r i n Charge. lUmthif A I’lerue, attorney* f<>r petitioner

Notice to heirs and creditors OP PETITION TO REAL ESTATE. &T\TE OF INDTANA,( Jasper Comity t ** —— ~~ In the Jaaper Circuit Court,>fune Term, 1355. Jan es H. (iieen. Administrator of tiic estate of Matthew Thompson, late of said county, de. ceased, versus George <5. Thompson. Martha A... Julian. John W. Lewis. Matthew J. Lewis, Elizabeth F. Lewis, Charles H. Lewis, Martha M, Blickwell. George B lack well, Phebe J. Cun- . ninscham, Felix H Cunningham, Isabel c. White, TliomaH E. White, Catherine M. Howard. Aiigusfi:# F. Howard. Mary .1. Thompson. Hargaret TtidmpsoYV. George Thdnfpson. Edwin it. Douglass. Thompson Douglass, Charles Douglass. Frona D. Douglass. Joe! K Kedenhaugh. Mlonift Uedenbaugli. Charles Jouvenat and Mary Jouvenat. Notice is hereby given., to the above named defendants, and to all others inter, led in said estate,,that said administrator has filed in the Circuit Court of sakl county, bis petitionAo sell certain ltrid Estate [belonging to said decedent, the’ Personal property oi said Estate being in- . ru!ff'icr.t to pay the indebtedness thereof : and that said petition will c .hie up for b. tiring on ■the Xth <inv of June, tlid same being tlu' 1 seventh i ndictal rtay-.of the June Term, IS-sr,.. of "said I’JilH. which Term commence*:at the Court House. 111 itenssclacr, in soul State, on the first dav of .Injun in the year aforesaid. Witn.'-.-.. the Clerk ami jtcalof said /SEAIC Court, tiiis JCtli tiny of A'prii, A. i>. .TAMFS F. IRWIN’, Cierk J-r ml: IF. /.’gietu/V, .Utyjur 'Piiiinttjf. April Jo-2:!-“0. Ncn-resident Notice. QTATE OF INDjANA.f , hj Jasper County ) D e« '“Jasper Circuit Cbtiit Jtine Term; 1185. lit uuie Do Boer .1 vs. / Joseph E. oUs.) The unknown heirs and devisees of JaspcV Corning, deceased, and the unknown heirs ;uj(( dsvif g'-i.-s of such lit-iis and devisee* of .sab/ decide nt. Said dei'etidunts are hereby notified that said plainLitf lias filed bi.s eomptaint *.-> recover u|»m certain, ditt.h assttssnients- ttptm .lands in-s;uii cmnnv. owned bv-kniddeicndauis or in whLefi tliev have an interest, and also filed an nflidavii autiiorizmgthis juibf,cation. Said i.cfendiinfs aie reifuiren to appi-ar and answer said complaint. oa .I one tith. ls.s.“>, the same dicing tin•7tU judicial day of iiie next term of said court, to be held at the Court House in Kensseiaer, in said comity,’ commencing oil the first Monday of June, IKB.I. Witness the Clerk and Seal of said f \ Court, this. April )4tb, lfySs. ( ) JAMES F. IRWIN. Clerk v — / 0 Jasper Circuit Court. Ji\ W. HaficoefTand JC. P. JJamnwnd a tty*. April ls-ai-ao.

SHERIFFS SALE. BY virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk of the Jasper Circuit Court in a cause wherein Emery J. Church, Guardian of Hartley It. Church, is • plainnflf, anti I.orenza D. Erwin, and Mary Aun Erwin, are defendants, requiring me to make the sum of Eighteen Hundred and Sixty one dollars and one cent i?i,si|l .01) togethet —with interest and costs, I willexpo.se at public sale on Saturday, the 9th day of May, 1885, bfetwigen the hours of 10 o’clock a. nu. and 4 o’clock p.in., of said day. at the door of the Court House in the TOWfi of Rensselaer, Jasper county, Indiana, the rents and piofits, for a term not exceeding Seven years, by the year, Lie following described Real Estate, to-wit: Tlie South Half (li) of the South-west quarter < ’a) of Section twelve (12) Township twentyseven (2?) North, Range seven (7) West, Jasper county, Indiana. And shonld’sufch rents and profits not sell for a sufficient sum to discharge said decree, interest and costs. I will, at the same time and place and in the manner aforesaid, expose at public sale tile fee simple rigl> t of said Defendants iu and to saiij Real Estate, or so much thereof as sffalVbe necessary to discharge said decree, interest amt costs. - Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisment laws, and in accordance with the order **f Court in said decree SAMUEL E. YEOMAN, Sheri It. Daniel Fraaer , A tty. Jor D.laintif. April-16-33-30. ~ Tress Tee, %

SHERIFF’S SALE. », . BY virtue of a certified copy of a 'decree and order of sale, to mo directed from the “Clerk of the Jasper Circuit Court., ill cause, No. 3361, wherein the Aetna Life Insurance Company, was plaintiff. Richard A. Edwards was cross plaintiff, and Maria Feregrine. Mary Ann Peregrine, Catherine Parcels, John Parcels. James Peregrine. Eftiina Peregrine, John L Peregrine. Martha Peregrine, Michael Peregrine, Clare O. Peregrine, Leonidas Peregrine. Nancv Peregrine, Ellen Peregrine. Addison Parkison. Commissioner oi Drainage. Simon P Thompson, David J. Thompson. Marion L. Spider. Elizabeth Lowrey, Tamer A. Knox, James H. Loughridge, Frank P. Hitters, Israel B Washburn, Cornelius M. Horner, Richaril A Edwards, Alice Edwards, William B. Ausof Thomas S. Peregrine, deceased, were defin, Administrator de bonis non o>f the Estate fondants, requiring me to 'make the sum of Eleven Hundred dollars and Seven cents (-9100.07) in favor of the defendant and Cross Plaintiff, Richard A. EdWards, for the sum found and decrued to be due him on his Cross, Com plaint, together with interest and costs. I will expose at public sale, on Saturday, the 9th d&y of May, 1885, between the'hours of 10 o'clock a. m., aud 4 o'clock p. nil,of *aid day, at the door of tho court house, in the town of Rensselaer, Jasper i county. Ind’ijha, the rents and profits..for a ! tem not exceeding seven years; the following : described Real Estate, to-wit; > The West Hnlf (}») of the Northeast Quarter (Li and the liiist Half l 1,), of the Northwest j quarter Ci i of Ruction Thirty-four urn in Towilj ship Twenty-nine (28) North, ot Range Five (5i i W’esj. Containing 160 acres, more or 'ess, all in ! Jaspefi coimtv, in the State of Indiana. And shoulil such rents and profits not sell I for a sum sufficient to pay and discharge sniff j decree, interest and costs, 1 will; at the same time and place, in themanner aforesaid.expose at public sale tlie fee simpfeol saiij Real Esta L-. a nil all tlie right, title aihl interest ot all said di'fendan# in and to said laud* <»r so much theteol as shall lie siiilicieut to discharge said decree, Interest naff costs. 1 said sale will lie made without relief from valiuttiot. or apprqisement law A and in accordance with die order wi court in -raid decree. And the purchaser at such sale, on demand ululvi hisvertffic.ite of purchase, '.rill be.eu- . titles! to iMiHVcsmou of the lands mi sold in fee ■ simple. - ' SAM Eel E. YEOMAN, Sheriff:, j Jasper County. Indiana. I Shirt ct Mitchell, attfa-for Cr4**Thuntif. • April IG-J3-30.

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