Rensselaer Union, Volume 3, Number 25, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 16 March 1871 — Page 3

LOCAL MATTERS.

. Thursday, March Isl; 187 Tr

Now Is dio timo lo P l*,t f.«a Iroofl. • ■ . > i r* v Those littlo frogs fnako monotonous music. ■ ;;; - -iV * Slight of hand show at tho Court House, to-night. Quoonsware arid g&«*wiiro at * J C. C. Stair’s. . ~.., Every land owner should sftt Out trees now. ■ ■ .«•» ■ ■»— Plenty of spring weather and 'grass is growing finely. ! Table and pocket cutlery and spoons at . C. 0. ftTAHB’S, . Vioo President Colfai lids our thanks for late numbers of tho Congressional Glob*. Apples (green) aro bringing 75 3o 80 cents a bushel, eggs 10 cents n salt pork 10 to 12 cents a pound, butter 15 cents a pound. Large variety of lamps, lamp Chini neys and burners at L. C. fcTARK s The Iroquois Library acknowledges the receipt of six volumes of Itcports of the Paris Exposition from our Congressman. X.

Some very'fine salmon aro reported to find their way out of the .Iroquois on to tho tables of those who delight in such luxuries, notwithstanding the superlative protection alfordod by the fish law. Bplendid sugar, sugar sand and fine candies for cake making at C. C. Starr’s. Last week tho Commissioners rented the Poor Farm to Mr. Jacob M. Troxcl, for 8320, payable quarterly. Troxel contracts to keep . such paupers as may bo placed in his charge, for $2 per week, The winter - term of the Rensselaer graded school will closo next Friday. It has been well conducted ond gives better -satisfaction than "any previous tcrmß for at least five years past. Business and address cards, colored and white, kept in stock and printed to order at this office. Golden Hough, a young lad of 13 on I t sununbrs, was fined $5 and costs before J usticc Howard, last Thursday, for disturbing a writing school. .About twenty-five other boys in the place will bo “wise to take warning and roform.

A few Justices’ and Constables’ blanks for sale at tills office, cheaper than the paper can be bought to write them on..' . ' Ileavyif&U of rain Tuesday night •with thunder and wind. Thermometer ranging among the sixties. — Roads muddy. Ruds bursting, and grass growing finely. Frogs, bluebirds and other water-fowl have been singing for two weeks. The County Clerk, M. L. Spitler, Esq., lias given notice that the March term, 1871, of the Jasper Circuit Court will be opened next Monday", (March 20th). Subsequent information states that Judge Vinton wilMsonvono the court and adjourn until the week following. Houses, lots and a farm for Balo or rent cheap and on good terms of payment. Call an onco on Thompson & Bbo., Bank Building, up Stairs. January 30tli, 18tl. At their session last week, the CommissiQjncrß authorized the Auditor to notify dealers in stationery that on the socond Tuesday iu April, 1871, they will reoeivo proposals, and award the contract, to furnish statignpvy for the use of the officers of Jasper county. . Married, Sunday 'March 12th, 1871, by Justice E. T. Harding, Mr< Cyrus- W. Ball, of Lafayette, and Miss Lavlna Randle, of Barkley township. The happy couple have our best wishes. May prosperity attend them, and may their lives be long with perpetual happiness. The lovely bride has thanks for her lD( j remembrance. Rest quality of envelopes and paper for business nu n kept on hand and neatly printer! to order, at this office. We furnish printed envelopes andletter paper, equal in quality and printing, cheaper than they can bo obtained from abroad after adding transport■ntion oharges. A* fellow answering to the cognomen of. Julius Perron and, labeled “Watohmaker from Geneva, Switzerland,” who had been tinkering s and boarding in this place for six weeks or|so, left for parts unknown early Thursday morning last, taking with him » couple of hundred dollars worth of watches that had been loft with him for repair. No "effort has boon made to oapturu the tbi<»£

' ®it"Dr. Kellqy inkue all khidtuof farm produce lor Photographs. ■WWW—• " '»IM Lovers ftf Aropinal iuxqriep should mto those BrAgnificoht ©ranges at tno post nfttflfr Giqhos of nectar inolcscd ip ejsstio gold. | U There js mow not a licansod dramshop in tins county, and what is more, there is no immediate prospoct that anybody willobtaifi license to-establish ono whilo tho present Hoard of Commissioners is in power. It is rnraoTed that our friend S. P. Thompson, is to bo a candidate before tho coouty commissioners for the responsible position of county school examiner, as soon as there ’S a Vacancy! Id® made a very onergetio officer when he occupied that position before.

The valuable real estate is offered for sale ou iCT7 and long time, to-wlt:—The northeast (juwter ofseetion 23, the northwest quartet stud northwest quarter of tho northeast quarter of section 24, township 29, range 0, containing 300 acres; and the east half of northeast quarter, southwest quarter of northeast quarter section If), township XO, range 5, containing 120 acres. Call on, or address, Tuos. J, gU’rrtJjß, 8-25-1 Rensselaer, Irid. or Wm. Hausen y, Xenia, Ohio- ' S. P. Thompson thinks he will get the prise, at tho show to-night, for being the homliest man In Rensselaer. But we will bet our bottom dollar on Ben. Tuteur, our devil, if Ben. #ill only smile on the committee once or twice.

Wc hear that the wide-awake peoplo of Remington arc becoming alive to the necessity of a more commodiousrohool house. A public meeting is called lor tomorrow (Friday) evening, for tho purpose of devising a plan to secure the mcaus for its construction.

It is told us that the members of the Methodist Episcopal congregation arc making arrangements to jnovc their church building from its present location, to a-lot on the corner of Washington And Cullen streets, opposite Mr. J. B. Spangle’s tailor shop. The leading members held! a meeting last Saturday evening and filled the executive board and-decided mpon the action abovo indicated. Lfcjs estimftted that the cost of mpviug and making necessary 'frill not bo far from $1,200.

Fine boots warranted at HOPKINS’ CORNER.

N. F. Boyer & Co., of Parkesburg, Pa., desires us to tell tlie farmers of Jasper county tind others who read tho Union, that large quantities of spurious Norway oats and AMke clover seed aro being disseminated over the country by unprincipled parties, but that theyv will scad samples of the genuine articles, together with a package of Chester ootin ty Mammoth oorn, in .a letter, free, to all wilt) frill send their address and a stamp for prepayment of postage. In payment for this advertisement the liberal firm has sent one table-spoon full each of Alsike clover seed, white Norway oats and black Norway oats, and perhaps 20 kernels of yellow dont corn. Big pay, aint it? Every man, woman and child in need of boots or shoes should see the new stock just received at Hopkins’ Corner. B. R. Mcffitt, Esq., is agent for Fleotwood’s Life of Christ—American edition. This work is everywhere one of great merit and is accepted ft 3 a a standard authority among all Christian denominations. The publication that Mr. Moffitt is agent for is elegantly and substantially bound and beautifully illustrated with tho highest stylo of steel engraving. Up to last Tuesday Mr. Moffitt had recoivjed 160 subscribers lor the work. He is now traveling through thq, county and will call on every family as he goes. In addition to this work, Mr.' Moffitt also takes subscriptions for a beautiful edition of Polyglot Family Bibles —superb books * that ? aro ornaments lo any oonterjtable and whioh should bo in Jho possession of every family. Bibles, though not to bo found ia every household, are pretty generally disseminated mJo»pS r county and valued for the moral and religious precepts they inouloate. Every library should p ossess ono, and overy pulpit ought to bo supplied. A more general ronding and thorough understanding of its ethios we liavo no doukt woum improve 'society yery much beyond its present condition. l»y all means place tho Bible within tho reach of the rising generation and encourage them to read It.

Messrs. Maxwell <fc Co., of Remington, will issue a circular to the fat nil rs of Jasper, Newton, Benton anti WhitO eotmticH,‘'en K the Sloth instant, containing a catalogue and prices of their nursery stock. Wo will give a inoro extended notice of it next week. • In another column will bo seen F. W. Bedford’s advertisement of Farm Implements and Machinery, Waggons, Buggies, die. Bedford is full of.buflincsH, keeps tho best of everything in his line. He says that he will-sell so cheap to farmers that any man who undersells him will bo in tho county poor house insido of ninety days from date, and that bo has good osage orange plants for ealo-

Kip bools and plow shoes at HOPKINS’ CORNER.

People should not fail to set out fruit trees on their farms. A good orchard looks well, its fruit tastos well and its products pay well. Heretofore people liavo been unconscionably swindled by traveling tree peddlars, but now there is no danger of fraud as wo have right among us thoso who grow them for market. Dr. Win. 11. Martin has issued a circular to which attention is particularly callod. He advertises apple trees, cherry trees, Siberian crab trees, grape vines etc., also evergreens, shrubbery, and plants of different varieties, all thrifty and finely rooted. Ho warrants everything true to name, sells cheaper than peddlars, takes pay in young stock, wood, or country produce, and gives credit on onehalf of all bills amounting to twen-ty-dollars and upward. The finest serge goods for women and a good supply for children. These goods will be offered, at a small profit and one price, at Hopkins’ Corner.

Proceedings in Commissioners Court.

Board met in regular session in the Auditor’s office, in the Court House, Rensselaer, Ind., March oth, 1871. Present, Jared Benjamin, Wm. Iv. Parkison and Samuel McCullough, Commissioners, Allen J. Yeoman, Sheriff, and lraW. Yeoman, Auditor. Monday. Settlement with Lucius Strong, Trustee of Newton township, lrorn which there is tho following showing: Sneo School Fund on hand $30.20 Bal Township “ “ “ 32.89 “ Tuition « “ “ 97.15 “ Dog Tax “ “ 97.98 Total amount on hand $258.57 Over paid Road Fund .29 John Quorry, Trusteo of Gill am township, submitted, tho following report: Bal. on hand of T’p Fund $ 77.07 «« “ “ “ Itoad “ 202.88 « . «* ** “ Dog Tax 49.12 Tuition Fund 1143.41 Amount on hand $1532.48 Over paid School Fund 24.56 R. C. Pierce, Trusteo of Jordan township, reports: Balance Dog Tax on hand $ 50.00 “ Tuit’n F’d “ “ 105.70 “ T’p Fluid “ M 30.00 Total on hand 245.82 Over paid Road Fund 51.89 “ “ Spec. Sch. Fund 47.21 Total over paid $ 99.10 T. C. Stephens, Trustee of Whcatfield township, reports: Bal. on hand of Dog Tax $ 46.19 “ “ “ “ Road Fund 103.59 «« “ “ T’p Fund 49.8 G « “ “ “ Spec. Sck’l 13.08 « u u -4* Ooffi.- “ x 109.e5 Total on hand $352.17 James Benson, Trustee of Milroy township, reports as follows? Balance on hand, T’p Fund $ 7.63 « , « « Bog Tax 14.10 m « « Tuit’n F’d 76.06 Total on Over paid Road Fund 6.11 “ “ Special Soliool 1.52 $7.63 Tuesday. Comes John L. Hershman, Trustee of Walker township, and reports as follows: Bal. on hand, Road Fund $ .87 «* «« “ T’p “ 25.38 « « » Spec. School 9.40 tc u a Dog Tax 50.00 t( << a Tuition Fund 465.C0 v 1 * Total amount on hand $549.31 I. V. Alter, Trusteo of Union township, reports as follows: on hand T’p Fund $ 0.05 „ 4t "~°c. Sch’l 204.56, « u 0 « Bog tax «» «< “ ‘ > .... •* Tuition F’d 62.04 ' * ' ‘ 1 •' ' ‘ . * Total on hand ' $280.62 Over paid Road tiind ' ip?

Henry A. Barkloy, Trustee of Barkley township, reports: Bal oh fiamVßoafl Fhflff $ 30,R0 “ ¥i » T’p fund 109.38 “ « « Spoo/Scb’l 395.49 M ” “ Dog tax 50.00 “ *• “ Tuition Fund 744.40 Total on hand $1390.13 David Gray, Trusteo of Hanging Grove townsliip, makes the following exhibit: BaL on hand, Township F’d $17.04 “ “ “ Dog tax 60.00 •* •• “ Tuition fund 18.86 Total on band $85.90 Overpaid Road fund 8.64 “ “ Spec. Sohool 99.00 ’ $102.64 Wjsdnrsday. Alfred Thompson, President of Board of School Trustees, of tho town of Rensselaer, makes tho following exhibit:' Bal. on hand, Spec. $ - 9.98 « “ “ Tuit’n fund 1065.35 Total on hand $1075.33 D. T. Halstead, Trustee of Marion township, reports: Bal. on hand, Road fund • 68.25 tc .»« « Tuition fund 516.22 « « ft Dog tax *50.00 Total on hand $024.47 Duo towimhip from estate of C. W. Ilcnkle, former Trustee: Road*Fund .’.s 91.67 Township fund 305.72 Special School fund 981.25 Dog tax... 50.00 Tuition fund 802.31 Total amount duo township from Henkle estate $2350.93 E. L. Clark, Administrator of tho estate of C. W. Henkle, files receipts of Lud Hopkins, successor of said Henkle, Trustee, which . said receipts show that said estate to the further credit of sl3. Board ordered the amount to be credited to Henkle estate and charged against Hopkins. “Ordered by tho Board of Commissioners, that where tax-payers may desire to pay their taxes, except the railroad tax for 1870, the Treasurer is authorized to give receipts showing suoh payments except as to said railroad tax; and where taxes have been heretofore paid except as to an amount equal to tho railroad tax of 1870, the Treasurer may change the receipts heretofore given by him, so as to show such taxes except said radroad tax have been paid. It is further ordered, that no legal measures be taken to coerce the collection of tho railroad tax for 1870 until tjic further order of the Board. It is further ordered by the Board that at the next distribution of taxes no distribution bo made as to said, railroftd tax, but that such tax thus collected by the Treasurer be reported by him and reserved for further distribution or disposition as the Board may hereafter direct, Provided, that nothing in these orders is intended or designed to releas'eHny taxpayer from the payment of said railroad tax, or to release him from any penalty or interest for whioh ho may bcoomo liable by reason of tho non-payment thoreof.”

James F. Irwin, Trustee of Carpenter township, reports: Ral. on hand, Road fund $ 200.37 « ic «* Township Fd 121.11 “ “ 44 Tuitidn fund 818.69 Total on hand $1140.17 Over paid, Spec. Soh. Fd 42.51 “ 44 Dog tax 191 $44.42 S. C. Maxwell, President of Board of School Trustees of the town of Remington,, makes report as follows: Bal. on hand, Tuition fund $317.95 Over paid, Special School 29.93 Joseph Garris, Trustee Keener township, reports: - - Bal. on hand, Roadfund $247.76 “ “ “ Town’p fuhd 118.28 “ 44 “ Special Sch’l 192.89 “ « 44 Dog tax 27.47 « 44 44 Tuition.fund 21.45 Total on hand $607.76 Thttustuy. O. B. Rockwell, Trustco of Kankakee township, reports: Bal. on hand, Roau fund $ 12.54 “ “ “ Speoial Jsc'h’l 7-22 “ « « Dog tax s°- 00 <« « Tuition fund 217.35 Total on hand $287.11 Ovor paid, Township fund $3.48 Friday. Contracted with Rosser, Spring <fc Co., to furnish, vaults of Court llouso with 300 boxes for the sum of $l2O. Received petition for road from John Clark and Thos. Murphy.— Appointed M. F.. Chiloote, James Yeoman and John Makeever, to assess benefits and damages, etb., by said rogd. „ - ... D. L jaofson, Treasurer of the towii of Rensselaer, reports Amount of fund overpaid, $37.15.

Tay Levies for 1871. Ordered that the following levies be made In tbo several townships on eaoh SIOO valuation for the juirpoaes specified. . . Hanging Grove —Road, 1C; township 10; tuition, 15; special school, 25; p 011,50. . Gillam —Road, 15; township, 5; special school, 20; poll, 60. Walker —Road, 15; township, 10; special school, 25; tuition, 10; 1 poll, 60.’

.Babklky—Road, 10; township, 6; special school, 20; tuition, 16. Renshblaer, Town of—Special school, 26; road, 15; poll, 60. Marion —Road, 10; township, 6; special school, 25; poll, 50. Jordan —Road, 10; township, 16; special school, 25; poll, 25. Newton — Road, 25; township, 5; special school, 20; tuition, 10. Keener —Road, 10; tuition, 25; poll, 60. Kankakee— Road, 20; township, 15; special school, 26; tuition, 25. Wheatfikld —Road, 25; special school, 15; tuition, 25. Carpentei* —Road, 15; township, 5; special school, 15; tuition, 20. Remington, Town special sohool, 25; poll, 25. Mileoy —Road, 15; tuition, 20; township, 10; special school, 25; poll, 50. Union — Road, 25; township, 5; special school, 25; tuition, 20; poll, 50.

ORDERS ISSUED. —MISCELLANEOUS. D. S. Lamson, rep’g bridgo SB.OO. F. W. Sparling, „ „ 7.75. J. B. Sparling, ~ . „ 7.75. S. C. Hammond, „ „ 12.00/ W. C. Pierce, bridge material 3.00. P. Foulks, taking care poor Milroy tp. 11.00. J. L. Hcrshman, taking care poor W alker tp. 13.20. J. Coen, services as sohool trustee of Rensselaer to be paid out of the corporafund 11.00 I. Y. Alter, taking caro of poor of Union tp. 64.00. Daniel Dwiggins, threshing wheat for county 1.60. D. I. Jackson, per bill filed 3.80. E. L. CUrk, „ „ 2.65. W.J. Imes „ „ 1.25. Braden & Buford „ 155.35. Rosser, Spring & Co. „ -100.10. James <fc Healey, printing 77.50. Longview Asylum, 20.25. Geo. M. Johnson, seb, ex. 159.C0. J. Garris, election ret. etc. 5.00. J. H. Loughridge, rent to R. Anderson ’9.00. Thos. Hollingsworth, goods furnished poor 4.40. D. 1. Jackson, goods furnished the poor 3.90. J. H. Loughridge, medicine to poor of Barkley tp. 52.00. J. H. Loughridge, medicine to poor of Marion tp. 50.00. Harding <fc Alter medical aid to the poor of county 69.25. S. C. Maxwell, medical aid to poor of Carpenter tp. 30.75. A. J. Yeoman, bill filed 10.30. J. Robinson, rep’g grade 8.00. E. L. Clark, keys to vault 8.50. Elisabeth Thomas, keeping Insano person 0.10. I. M. Stackhouse, coffin for J. W. Brooks 7.00. I. M. Stackhouse, bill filed 26.35. J. F. Zimmerman, relief to poor of B arkley tp. 25 p). S. F. Thompson, writing 1.50. Willey <fc Sigler, goods furnished poor of Newton tp. 12.65. Iroquois Lodge No. 143, I.

Q. Q; F. rent for H. Davis 10.00. O. B. Rockwell, aid to poor of Kankakoo tp. 84 55. M. H. Grant, work on poor farm 58.90. J. M. Hopkins, snrveying poor farm 8.50. M. L. Spitler, quarterly allowance as clerk 60.00. IraW. Yeoman, quarterly allowance as auditor 65.00. A. J. Yeoman, quarterly allowapoo as sheriff 50.00. McCoy & Thompson order to satisfy judgment ag’nstj poor farm 803.14. Jared Benjamin co. com. 36.00 W. K. Parkison ~ 30.00. Goo. McCollouah „ 27.00. • J A. Kays hauling timber 3.00. Chas. Platt, co treasurer 84.50. Ira W. Yeoman co auditor 273.35. James & Healey printing blanks for proseoutor 5.00. Lucius Strong, enumerating Newton tp. V*6o. A. G. Robb, assessing Gil- , lam tp. 47.00.

V IO TRUSTEES. Lucius Strong, Newton tp. 10 00. Juo. Qucrry, Gillam „ 5,0.00. R. C. Pieroe, Jordan . ~ 8.75. F. C. Stephens Whoatfld „ 35.00. James Benson, Milroy „ 26.25. J. h. Hershman, W alker „ 25.00. I. Y. Alter,* Union „ 25.00. H. A. Barkley, Barkley „ 37.50. D. Gray, Hanging Grove „ 40.00. D. T. Halstead, Marion „ 40.00. Estate of C. W.Henkle, for services rendered by said Henkle as trustee of Marion tp. not heretofore allowod 3.00. f. F. Irwin, Carpenter tp 42.50, Joseph Garris, Keener „ 16.25. O. B. Rockwell Kankakee tp. 32.75. Lud Hopkins, Marion „ 83.50.

Dr. Wm. H. Martin desires us to publish that he has from twenty to thirty bushels of the best Canada barley whioh he will exchange lor 1 This b&rlev pats, oorn or wn«a». r - is a superior variety, yields largely, was grown by the Mooter. iS ; free from noxious 'sceds=.

LEGAL JPIVUimSF.MFNTS. . :<*■, Sheriff's «»k>. BY virtue of nu executlqn mu! order of sals to mo directed, fiom tho Olerk of tho Jasper Common Pluna Oonrt, I will expose at pubile alt, to tbo highest blddor, M Saturday, the 'ihth Hay a/ Marti, 1811, between the lioare of 10 o'clock A. M. nml 4 o’olook P. M. of luid da), at the door of tlui Court Hooeo of Jaeper coanty, tin rent* ami piofitn, for a term not osceedlng seven years. of lira fallowing dnvertbed ruul estate, to-will— Lot No. 12, In Ulark No. 17, in tho (own of Remington, Jn.per county, Tudiiutu; nnd on,failure to realize lira foil amount of judgment, Interest and costa, I wtf! rft the Mime time and place expose ot public sale the fee ftmple of (aid real oatato. Taken ne the property of Ellas Watte and Mary J. Watte at tho suit of fra J. Howe. Samuel Mooreand JohaO. Morgan. Said sale will bo mode without any rollef whatever from valuation or appraiaemout -laws. A. J. V BOM AN, Feb. 28th, 1871. Sheriff Jasper County. 8. P. Thompson, t 3-23-3 Wallace & Hielt,) Atlya for Plaintiff. thoriff* Sale. BY virtue of au execution to me directed I from the Clerk of the Jaaper Common Plaea Court, I wilt expose at public rale, to the highest bidder, on Saturday the Bth day of April a. d. 1871, between tho hours of 10 o’clock a. M-, and 4 o'clock r. u.. of said day at the Court House door of Jaaper oaunry, the £OU la and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate 10-wtt: Tho cost half of the south-east quarter of section thirty-three. 33, township farefity--nine, 29, rango seven, 7, containing 60 acres more or less. . And on failure to realize the full amount of jodgment, interest and costs, 1 wHI at the same lime and place expose at public sale the foo simple of said real estate. Taken as the pioperty or Patrick Barton, at the suit of A. McCoy and A. Thompsou. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraise meat laws. ALLEN J. YEOMAN, Sheriff Jasper Coanty. Thin 15th day of March a.d. 1871. S. P. Thompson, Attorney for Plalutiff. 3-25-3.

Sheriff’s Sale. BY virtue of an Execution to me directed from the clerk of tire Common Pleas Court of Josperjcouaty, Indiana, 1 will expose at public tale, Saturday, the 18 th day of March, 1871, at or about 2 o’clock p. m. ol said day. at the door of the Court House of Jasper county, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years.'tho following described real estate in said county of Jasper, to-wit: The west hats of the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section twenty-two, (22), township twenty-eight, (28), north, of range six, (6), west; and tbs undivided onethird of the north-east quarter yf the northwest quarter of section twelve, (12), township twenty-seven, (27), north, of range seven, ,7), west. On failure to realize the full amount of judgment, interest and costs, I will nt the same time and place expose at public sale the fee simple of said real estate, subject to Incumbrances. • Taken as the property of William Blake at the suit of Benjamin F. Dow, Lumnn F. L'ow and John W. Howe tw. James Welsh and Wm. Blake. ALLEN J. YEOMAN, Feb. 22,1871. Sheriff Jasper CSfcady. E, P. Hammond, Atty. for plaintiff. 3-23-3 ~ . ;y - •*> Sheriff’s Sale. BY virtue of an Order of Bale and Execution directed front the Clerk of the Jasper Common Pleas Court, 1 will, sn Saturday the 18 d Day of March, 1871, at or aboub-two o’clock p. m., offer for sale at public auction, at the doo£ of the Court House in Rensselaer, Jasper County, Indiana, the rents and profits of the following real estate In said county gs Jasper, vizThe north half of the northwest quarter of section 15, township 30 north, range seven west. And if the rents and profits thereof fail to sell for enough to satisfy the judgment, interest and easts herein. 1 will, at lira same time and place offer the tee simple of said reel estate in the manner aforesaid. All to be sold for not less than two-thirds ' the appraised value. Ordered to be sold as tiro property of Win. C. and Mary T. McGill and Hope B. Miller at the suit of Benjamin Wyatt for the use and benefit of P. J. Nichols and A. E. Wyatt. A. J. YEOMAN, Feb. 13,1871. Sheriff of Jusper Co. Ind. E. P. Hammond and T. J. Spider, Attys. 3-23-3

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OP REAL ESTATE NOTICE la hereby given tbnt trie under* sinned, Administrator of the estate of Cyrus W. Heckle, deceased, will offiir at private sale, at the Recorder’s office in Rensselaer, Jasper County, ludiaua, from lie ilith day of March, 1871, to the 25 th day of May, 1871, the undivided tws thirds of the following described real estate lu said county, towit: Part of Lots 11 and 12 In Block 3, upon which stands Th* Horn. Qccimro s? J. M. Adstw; The undivided one-third of Lots 4 and 5 in Block 11; Lot C in Block 10; Lots 1, 2,11 and 19 In Block 9—all the foregoing in the town of Rensselaer; Lots 2, 3 and 4in Bleck 20 in Newton Addition to the Town of Rensselaer; The south half of the southwest quarter of section 29, township 30. range 7 west; Tax title interest in the east half of the southwest quarter of section 17, township 30, range 5 west; Tax title interest in die west half of the northeast quarter of section 3A township 32, range 5 west; Tax title Interest In the eest*ha!f of the southwest quarter of section 11. township 27, range 7 west; Tax title interest in the north halt of the northeast quarter of section 2, township 30, range 7 weet; Tex title interest In the north half of the nordiwest quarter of section 2, township 30, range 7 weat; Tax title interest in the southeast quarter . of the south wot quarter of section 26, | township 3*l, rango 7 west. If any of said real estate remains unsold on said 25th day of May, 1871, at 2 o’clock p. m. the canto will then be offered at public sale at the door of the Oourt House in said county, and the residua, it any, will the realtor be offered at private sale at said Recorder’s office. Said real estate will bsoffered for sale In tracts as above described. If sold at private sale such real estate will not be sold for loss than its full appraised value; if sold al public sale die same will not be sold for less dun two-thirds of its oppraited Value. The purchaser of said real estate, except that held by tax title, will take the same discharged of aU encumbrances except the taxes for 1871. Tnsf.'—One-third of theparehase money to be paid on the day at saw, the balance to be paid in two equal payments nine and eighteen months after sale, for which notes are to be executed with approved personal security, bearing at 6 par cant, and waiving valuation laws. * J£. L. CLARK. j&arassvss the same

Saloof Lnticf* Mortgaged to* - School Fund. , , m iCK i« lirral.v thMtWAndHj'r will effrff si puhlio uorOou to bidder far cash, ft the Court House disor M Rensselaer, on ths '27th <h*jsf MatUh, 1871, the fallowing lauds, (mortgaged to the school, fund), for Die nonpayment of istslsU, or OS' much tht-roof imp iturj Lni nciMfy |t uty prinClp*», MUm, m.: * Tho n aft beast w too BOikwynl qnnrfor and lha ft qwrttr o( tt» northaasf quarter of section two (fHranathe west end of the south half of Oh northwest quarter of section ose (J), sM l» fawn thirty (30), range flvs west» mertßsgUd by J«M - Q Records Match 17th, IM*,U tk h school; land es the Btuto of ladfasa. T«tsl»«ssU( due. luclndtng principal, lnt««s< uUNk UUw damsgss, $330.10. Also the west half of ths north woif fttiP ter of we Mon sieve*, It, township HswsCyd' nlss, », range seven,7, west! urartgsurd if U. T. ThorsJsß fa the common school fuUd 4 of Indtsnw, Mat 28th. Ml. Total aarasast due, I natsdtnfprlhrtpeL'lnfaiml,rooSts 'afar damages, s32s.M, . , , , Also tbo sort half of tt» southwest quarter of eocUos thirty-thseo. Si, township two.ivWlne, 29. range tlx, 8, w*e«; Stott gsgtd W *®srney Dosglrarty Nuvurtuv2olh/ftß%ju ths sohool fend of tow* lwsart> ultra, *K range six, 8, went. Totol antouul do*. In-' olsdlug principal, Interest, costs stsil USUMpi' cs, 8337.1 6. . Also ths southwest queri* at the Mtrft ' west quarter sf osetlou twsstv-ftwu, St, town twenty-ntos, S 9, range six, C, wsslj »o*tgsged to the sohool fund of township thirty, 30, range six, 6, west,bv WUlWas Shortrhige ♦tetober 14th, 1854. Total snuunt duo, lucludiag principal. Interest, costs uad damages is 8202,12. Also, at the samo time end p!«W, tm fatlew lug tract of land for nonpsy meuf of lota* est aivj, deferred payments of prlnctpul u purchase money, to wit:—The east half s» lira southeast quarter of the southwest qMW* ter of section sixteen, 18, lew nuhlp Wnhf> eight, 28, range six, 6, srast; purehswM bjr A. D.Balasock October 17th, 1854, Tottfl amount due ts g17?.T2. Tlie alrave Unde will be sold for not less than tho whole amount duo, tho purehosar paying the luterest, penalties and easts due. Also one-fourth of the principal lu head, ths remaining throo-fonrths will be giv«u a credit of ten years, by the purchaser paying sssually in advance the interest nt the rale sf seven percent. IK A W. YEOMAN, Auditor of Jasper County, CHARLES PLATT, , Treasurer of Jasper County. March Ist, 1871. *•&*

New Store & New Goods While the railroad to Bonagolner Is •'pvsu pec ti vs project. It la a matter bfKRAUXY tho THO ill AS HOUINGSWURTH is now rscsiving and opening an entirely new stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, ombrom tog STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, amongst which may bo enumerated Catiam odu, Mans, Twaedt, Catnmeru. Mraad Cloths. Veoims, Stripes, Ttcimgs, fuU line of Muslins, both toe ten and hieuchea. Prints, domestic and fine Ginghams, Alpacas, Poplins, Chambros, . All Wool Delama, White goads, Hesieryi #S 1 have also a ohoice selection sf Staple Groceries such as Co fees, Sugars, Teas, JMisd Ptachm Prunes, Spires, Pepper, Soda, Starch, Cmtaisa Boots, Shoes, Qaemsteare, Glasssmre, 4>r.. All of which are on safe at tho lowest pa*, siblc figures. Cell and examine goods as* prices. A share of petronag* respostfcll* a*, lieited. TIIOS. lIOLLINGSWORTB, —j* . Washington street, t doors below the BsUjk Uenssclaer, lad., April 37,1870. fa Fresh Garden, FHswrer, Fnsft, Herb, True A Shrub, and Bvera green Seeds, prepaid fax ‘ with directions far c*ltnrs<Twenty.Bve different lUUfidtS ot either ctauu for |l.Bt. Tie six Clausen |4 00. SO.OOOflbti. Evergreen and Tree Bseda; ApSle, Pear, Cherry, Ae.; Gras* Seeds; Best abbage, Carrot, Onion, Squash, Turnip, and all Vegetable sad Plower.Sooda, in sssall or large quantities; also Bmall Frnttq Stocks Bulbs, Shrubs, Koaea, Verbena* Ao,, by isnii, prepaid. New Golden BsMsd Japan URy, hoc. Priced Desorlpttvs Catrtogue sent to any plain addreaq grads. Agents wsntsfaWhoieaale List to Agents, Otobs end Iks Trade. Seeds on commission. B. M. WATSON, Old Colsnyf«Mtorhaan« Seed WarehossqPlyraootk, Maas, ntnton in 1812, MM

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