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r..lI JOHN ID. VAN BCRnH, li ll

TESTIMONY OF HORATIO ]. SEYMOUR JR.
KSt,IEEER IN CHARGE, AT UTICA, FRoH DECEMBER
1879.
o. Who had been in charge Of that before
A. Centwen. ~
o. What did you End the condition ~ tbat work A.
found the approach and the abtmcn constructed ~
stated before abtment not constructed I'm ae-
coriance with the specifications. neither to tbs bend Of
the masonIy the joint OF 1s stone ~ to the
cement met tbs foreman ut the ground and As"Rsd ouf
the work for second tent and cxcavated for the
foundation ana found platform--foind PLATFORM win
which isfted, the snibers " which IA
composed were properly arranged; INFORMED the
foreman then that should not accept Of the stone which
Inv upon the tow-path side after ths-about this time
being very weatheF-the WORK was stopped IN
the spring AZ the ice was Gus OF the ainai'
visited ts work with the DIVISION Engineer Yates and
Commissioner Thayer; they ordered me 10 accept mo
abutment already mp acsept the sone ana 10 accept
the stone winch lay upon the tOwpath side OF the CANAL
wherever they sound; sent young man by the
name of f. d. snalley TO take charge Of the WORK; he
tested the hight the platform which had. according TO
the statement OF the foreman, beer put IN proper form
since me last tim. i was nspsS,sd and found that !,
bottom. ~ the other end co Of n ioo,; M
t t ene 20 "rs nd ,.t sod moi acsp that
neither should accent ihc stone Wnch saw place., III
should l accept Of the backing; 1 returned 10
Utica, leaving Mr Snaley TO lake chirge oil ~,
work; I returning 10 look M the werh
in the afternoon when | met the brother
OF the contractor us. AlcX.mder Brown, think he
Informed that lie understood had ordered the pat
form 10 b taken up aHd b. pgt down 10 the canal
hottom teh him ! mad, and that had fuTlier ~
formed lbs men would neither accept the stone lH
The facing r tc stone in tine backing, Tie cement
be then SAID that he didn't wish 10 nave any quar-
rel but IN, would his foreman irstrucuon To go on
without regard Ia Wha- h.i lid. and ~ pay no ten
ton 10 me or my thai could not -t0p him unless
DroH lit larger force Lian appeared 10 llHS -
pres, nj hc said h. sOrd ant complete the amt
neut and II fe state didn't cnouse "a pay Tor II, AM
diun't choose accept IL. made no dlEcenc' 4"S
snorld ,rovi. fhp mears ~ crossing for that man.
mcaiug Mr. Hnl.er: informed M Brown that never
would accent the abutmC.t. aud tllt ~ OuS ~ 81
the position OF Assistant Ineineor that would never
accep. IL
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TIE RECEPTION or TIE AuERIC1N rsIU

PREPARATIONS FOR THE PROCESSION AND ENTER
TtTNMENT
The Joint Committee N the National I1iie
Assocnt on and the Amateur Rife Club the Reception
of the American Team met yesterday to hear the reports
of ealb-comnittces MaiOi-Gen. SIahr presided ana
Gcs Knox and II Mahon Col Wingato, Judge stanton.
4 AIvord and f. II. Sanford present. The offer OF
Can't mn of Battery 3 fire salute The arrival Of
She Team At any time and place hat might be selected
WIS accepted. Kaox reported that the steamer
\ K HOPKINS lad engaged ~ carry the CJiIr
rnittcc down the bay to meet the Team. rcsclu-
ton was psssed appropriatiug $40 for colati0n
on the reccniion steamer Capt. Casey OF the Com
mee on the Procession reported that he had received
notification Of Intention ~ Join III the soeession from
the OH 10Th. aud 69t Regiments from the oticeTs oi
the ut. Regiment < O. and from f1r American on
Hand shouting CuO. the New-YoIk schutAen C0rls and
the NtwYork City -ci.Len Corps. The details az IA.
mad vet been arranged 10 TaS resolved
that positions III the PROGRESSION De a. he to
of fr National Rife Association and the Anifrur IHr
cub aud the procession be formed at the CITY Han
"A 3 D. ma. on Monday, 10 announced that Mayor
the Itln their arrival! the Governor oola IN tie
CITY Hal. ~, NJ. 49,.
ported that Committee recommended tht not more
than 30 people should 10" inYlicd 10 III Ddluuel VIM 81
win he given 70 the Team about week attei ~ an
No place for ishad yet been seiccie'L Gen. hcA.Auh
stated that .tffrr the procession collation. Wolud ne
gwen the Team. probably as one OF the rreiincntai
armOrgcs IN IA. evening the mc nbcr, wOun Do WI
Ide garden to be decorated, ana the TROPHIES Won D
m m ''n ,,st,n 20 Coi wn.ae Trdee Stanton and
Robe Johnston. appointed "a prov Ac Tor Tue Itl-
iug " minds ny stIbs,r"i"n 10 deiI9S .ne eNprhss OIL
ported progress. The meeiinl then a,poFAea 10 Le-
assemble to-day AZ p. Altar the session Of the Joint
Committee finished, the Executive Committee Of me
Anour Rite Cluu Aiet ana resolve tHat the nciDeFH
OF Tie eIu6 should participate In the procession.
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FUNERAL or GEORGE II. MuNFoRD.

The remains OF the late George Il. Iunl-
.urd. Ice-Presdent Of tAe Western Union GeegTaph
Company who died at Paris on July -, wef, brought 20
,hs cry by the Hamburg steamship Geller ON Tuesday
e and we're taen 70 the vaults OF Christ Church, 70
TLirfv-rfrhst and Fifthave. The remains were con-
viewed yesterday Rochester, y Y, FOR nrrnent The
Nrw-Yo,k central end Hulsou River Railroad Company
placed special 10 the d.posal Of tie funeral com
rntiec rAc wac dIaped for the rec pt'on Of tins
csket nj Was attached Ia the thcago special train
witch lrt he Grand Central Depot NJ o. m Yesterday
THE members OF the eonisatee " hieh wss appointed
last week viii act palbdsgers ~ tn nm 1a tbey
were accompanied hy Dr. Fowler and hlr vie. Do u
Mr. Imfo,d aud villa n!m Al lie iiine 81
has dttl. Tine party arrive ~ Zoe vstsf Al AZ
o'clock last evening. lie rsI.s Nelt 20 'f fmnNed 20
lie home of Mr.. MImierts mother. vac - VIE ana
l.uT sAadren were Vl,ll.n- tlgns hls aps1Bgc. Tie
funeral VIII take pace 10 Gflce ChfrcN. W f1i fUv AZ
to-day. after wnieh the body . be mt rd IN
Mount Iu.e Z uctpTy. President Nlttl, treasurer
Rochester, and ~ Ii Palmer went 10 Sss lr~fer r-t
night and will ~. n4 the rlEelli- IAc s'aee IN tAs
Western Unan Building which Wa formerly occupied ny
Nh. iuuIiOrl mas been dlaned ia nonrh4i-.
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CONDITION OF TIE PEACH MARKET.

The receipts Of peaches on sunday (thefF
were no arrives ~ 1udayl weFe III carloads 0y Tho
Philadelphia, Wilmington aud Baltimore Railroad, ana
500 crates by the Oh Dominion steamer. nom Loves
Oct The receipts since the opening or the season have
hs.u nls carloads, or about 3ll.l50 BUSHELS. The
arrivals OF sunday In soft condition, and sellers
were AK IA force accept buyers prices, whoA after
the rlai market ~ saturday, were moi liberia! quota
ton yesterday wcr 80 Go cents yer cate and 10 to
- cents per baSkce-a worse average than on TN
nrcvious losing day. 10 II Thought that the growers
viii be compelled 10 reduce shipments while
fhc quality Of the first piokIugs b 50 poo.
Dealers here state that they can handle roT1 Sf'sH
Ia either II the recent largo daily atflGas when tile stock
I, of a more attractive character. \ good man! retail
bv.rs toh a altogether unit large AMI iuy WI Il ~
yellow sorts csnno Hl.Iket, aud .AeSc have Only beP
fo arrive Trfhs rir nru re- bulk OF me 'uppv rbey
arr an in rov cpent upon the Hales nut they are gn
orally small .lad dry aud do NOT retain cusi Dm Ii'
Crnwfor and Works that were nciuded "a the last oa'-
were ~ pOOg CONDITION SPECIAL SUNNY tain over tAe
Hudson RIVER Railroad helped to reduce The hsr stock
oI
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RIFLE PRACTICE AT CREEDMo0R.

\ detaehmcnt from the Second Brigade Of
the First Division. y. o.. praeced yesterday az Creed
moor Licut.Co Peter KraSgcr acted a. Officer ~ the
Dav and Can't. c. e Orvis BPigadr Inspector. in
the detac neut were 81 men fum Companies and or
she 5tA Regiment I, under Capt. Lamb; 10 men nom tol
Danies and OF the 9Th Regiment, under Capt Peter
son: IA men from Company II Of tie IN Regiment
unGcr capt. 3aldcnccker and - men ron Company II
= the slth Regiment under Lieui. Bradshaw. OF the
nth Re gment 43 quahed ut tic shorter ranSes 10
shoot AZ 3, and wards. of the 9Th Regiment 70 nen
AZ the Ilth ReginerS men, and ~ the RI gi!e
20 men. The following are the Dest scores;
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About 3, 600 spectators We're on the Elysran
Pies az Hoboken yesterday 70 Witness the game BE-
tween the Keystones OF HewYork md the Hoboken
Club. The game very close throughout, and mneh
exc emcnt shown ~ the spectators In the MIN III
ming when the score was a tie each club having made
eight runs The HObokens made two runs In tine sixth
inning and Eept tin lead " the nd Tho HoDoAens won
b. A score VI IL 10 II.
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EMIGRATION INVESTIGATION

VIEWS OF PAST AND PRESENT MExBERS
TESTIMONY or Richard O'GoRMAs AND JAMh
LYNCH - LEGISLATION IN REGARD TO HEAD
NoNyY-cAUsE or prssENsIos IN THE BoAhS
or COMMrseIoNERs.
The Legislative Committee appoirfef 70 mq"ns
info the ,ondnet Of the Emigration tormiSn'"
heard the testimony Yesterday Vt Richard O6orman
and Commissioner James Lynch. The f%Ier 'es.i'
sesi in relation 10 liz connection with tne Iohis
son. and the latter regard to the extItVag'nes
previous ComHsaions anu abe cause OF '..rseDson -
the pw~ps one.
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Who would care to doctor the sick Indians
~ myo Cal They have way there q killing every
dos tor Who fails "a three patients. Two brGah
dawn they stand thi. After snch evidence ri
inadequate kin thcv 20 f1r NJ d. with shotgun. tlsr
relatives OF tie departed thus ayen-ug "a u cod cousin
IL n stated whether is Thoughts 10 sea the
Ylei.i, but IsObaiiJ IL 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17

At cambridge, Chsnango 60. lately. Mr..
Mcdbury returned from nsning With a tang e nm,
which he pk.sea upon us, u.-~a OF a Roto.. ID Nsy N
nn "A merchant named jacobs beng fOll & practical
foAse esyritsi OF III nah 20 his shop !; -~-ed vefy
aEol Ia, tiinc, a. br Slnoi al considerably abai,d
when NJ Nnd'urv COX Out Walrnn against tlr ln'e-
tlous .IaeoBt larceny and lie rnd himself heia 70
bail for tr!aI IA iAc aaln Of slOo.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-07-01
THE INDIANA STATE sENTINEL THURSDAY july 7875

Inc testimony was closed about fouy
O'CLOCK, whereupon the Jury retired. and
went through the formality of bringing in
the following :"
VERDICT.
The verdict of the coroner's iurv ;s that
the deceased came to his death by strangu.
lation, being suspended by the neck till
dead. with a rope fastened to rafters oi
rioral nan. at the Fair Grounds east OF
Greenheld, Hancock county, by some person
or persons to the jury unknown
THE LESSON OF THE HOUR.
It should be understood that the motive
for this deed is not founded In malice
against any class of men. Color is forgotten
In cases OF this kind, the only question be-
Ing as 10 whether the soul is black. Keemer
was brute OF vicious character low tastes
dangerous tendencies, and while the sum,
mary retrlbution is regarded as a misfortune
for the dignity of law in the state. still.
even the best class of the community in
those districts who have been yictimized bv
this renegade for the past few wears feel
willing to abide by the consequences. One
moral is taught forcibly by this piece of
business, and that is that when a MANS do
mestlc relations and the honor of his wife
have been outraged by brute, his wounded
ieehngs demand some heavier satisfaction
imam is furnished by a statute which provides
punishment OF Imprisonment for from one
to twenty-one years. The recent lvnching
at Uroans, aud the present one, both follow.
Ing summary for the same Offense, demand,
In aggravated cases, a resurrection of the
stern Old Roman law, or that of our Saxon
1ore1athers, both of which provided capital
punishment for the crime Of rane.
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SCROFULA-

III does not make any difference how severe a
case OF Scrofula, Ulcers, Syphilis PIN ples
Biotcnes. Tluers or Rheumatism is the Sauna,
ratan Root and Herb Juices will cure it, Syph-
LIS, Wnlcn has baffed the skill of physicians
ana Ior which they declare they can do moth
ing EXCEPT patch up. is etfectually and perma-
nently cured, Catarrh, which, up to this time.
mas had It's own wav. 1t is completely eradi-
Gated. rheumatism, with its tormentlne
pains, is speedily removed. Pimples, blotehes
letter, that cause much modification and
trouble, are banished in a short time Affec-
ucns OF the liver and kidneys are overcome,
and those organs made TO perform their proper
functions. In word, IL renovates and braces
up the whole body, expeliing poisonous and i'm
pure matter from the blood and system. It is
our desire that III should receive the benefit OF
the remedy, and particularly sucn persons as
nave given up all hopes of ever being cured.
Price 81 y per bottle. Sold by VIM. C. Cox rs
East Washington street. and bv druggists
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SHERIFF,S SALES

SHERIFF'S sALE.-By virtue OF certified
- copy ola decree 10 me directed, from the
Clerk OF the Superior Court of Marion County
Indiana, in a cause wherein Jacob Matthias is
plalnt1n end Kate j. Dawson is defendant re
curing me to make the sum of five hundred
and n1nety-two dollars and seventy-four cents,
and two other instaliments to come due, with
interest on said decree and cost I will ex-
pose at public sale, TO the highest bidder on
SATURDAY, the 10Th day of July, A D. 1875
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. VI. and
O'Clock p NJ. OF said day, at the door of the Court
House Of Marion county, Indiana, the rents and
prcnts Tor term not exceeding seven years, OF
the following real estate, to-wit
Lot humber twenty-seven [27l in Young's sub
division of outlot number one hundred and
eighty-one llSll in the city of Indianapolis
Marion county, Indiana.
Ifsuch rents and profits will not sell FOR suffi-
clent sum 10 satisfy said decree, interests and
costs, VIII, az the same time and place, expose
TO public sale the fee simple of said real estate,
or so much thereof as may be sufficient 10 dis
charge said decres, interests and costs.
said sale will be made without any relief
Whatever from valuation or appraisement laws.
ALBERT REISSNEB,
Sheriff of Marion county.
June Is, A. ID. 1875.
A r. DENNY, Atty. for PFC. l7-3t
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CHERrFF.s SAFE.

GHERfFF-s SAFE. BY virtue OF a certi-
- fled copy of decree to me directed, from the
clerk OF the Superior Court of Marion county,
Indiana, in q cause wherein Aegedus Malt
ner, exr., etc., is plaintiff, and Peter Spaht ct
sum of six hundred and thirfy-eight dollars
and twenty-fhur cents, with interest on said
decree and cost, / will expose at public sale,
to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, the 10th day OF July, A. d. 1875
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4
O'Clock p NJ. of said day, at the door of the Court
House OF Marion county, Indiana, the rents and
profits for term not exceeding seven years, OF
the following real estate, to-wit:
Lot number fifty-eight 1851 in Seidensticker d
Naltner's subdivision of part of the northeast
quarter of section thirteen 1871. township fifteen
lIb. range three III east, according to the plat OF
subdivision filed and recorded in the recorders
Office of Marion county, Indiana, situate in Ma
rion county, Indiana.
IL such rents and profits will not sell for suf-
ncient sum TO satisfy said decree, interests and
costs, Will, at the same time and place, expose
TO public sale the fee simple of said real estate,
or so much thereof as may be sufficient TO dis
charge said decree, interests and costs.
Said sale will be made without any relief
whatever from valuation or appraisement laws.
ALBERT REISSNER,
Sheriff Of Marion county.
June Is. A. ID. 1875.
TAYLOR, RAND d T., Attys. for Pl'f. junel7-St
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NO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Com
missioners of Marion county, state OF Indiana,
viii. until 2 O'Clock P. NJ. OF the 18th day of
July, 1875, at the Court House in the city of In
diaDapolis, receive bids for an iron truss bridge
over Fall Creek, situate in the southeast quarter
of section Is. township Is, north of range east,
in said county.
SPECIFICATIONS.
One span of 10 feet in the clear, or l73 feet
from pin TO pin, roadway Is feet in the clear,
capacity 500 pounds rolling load per nneaI
foot, on q safety factor OF 4. panels not to ex
coed - feet, with iron floor beams (rolled /
beam preferredl. Sor three inch sound white
oak, felloe boards, by inches, oak, boltsd
every four feet with nalf-inch bolts; ali the
iron work to be vel, painted with two good
coats. Strain sheet With area plainly marked
thereon required.
Bids must be filed with the county auditor
and accompanied with vouchers.
The Board of County Commissioners expressly
sererves the right to reject any and all bids.
H. w. HAMILTON,
Auditor Marion county.
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SHERIFF,S SALES


&hERIFF-S SALE.-By virture of an execu-
~ loh 10 me directed, from the clerk of the
superior Court of Marion county, IndianaN
der, - - -s--0Se Di~-
SATURDAY, tn 10th. day of;July, AID. 1875
between The hours of 10 O'Clock A N and 4
IclOck = NJ OF said day, at the door OF the Court
house OF Marion county, Indiana. the rents and
PIonlS iOf a term not exceeding seven years. OF
ne Ioilowlng real estate, to-wit:
Lot number nine lsl and ten TIOl ia block num-
DSI seven III IN Chester q. Bartholomew Etclid
race addition TO tie town OF Irvington, Marion
SSounty; 1ndlana as the property, of Chester G.
I-aIL oioIneW, and the southwest corner of the
east nall or the southeast quarter of section
sever lII, township fourteen lIsl range four Al
ssasI obtaining one and $500 acres ST tuate m
.nraar1on county, Indiana, as the Lroperty OF
Thomas j. Howard. "
And on failure to realize the full amount OF
yuogheht, interest and costs, wi i at the same
IiIEe ana place. expose at public sale the Zee sim
pie OF said real estate.
taken as the property of Chester G. Rartholo-
new and THOMAS j. Howard, at the suit OF To-
seph A. Moore ct al. -
osld sale VIII be made without any relief " b AZ
ever from valuation or appraisement laws
ALBERT REISSNER
. Sheriff Marion county
June 10, A. ID. 1875.
BECK SULLIVAN, Attys. for Plf iRnls &c
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OHERFFF.S SAFE

SHERfFF'S SALE BY virtue of a certified
- copy of decree to me directed, from the
clerk of the Superior Court of Marion county
Indiana, in a cause wherein John Shelien-
berger is plaintiff and John E. Fawkner ct
al are defendants, requiring me to ma ke the sum
OF four hundred and ninety dollars and sew
enty-slx cents, with interest on said decree and
cost, will expose at public sale, to the high
est bidder, on
SATURDAY, the 10Th day of July, A. d. 1875
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. NJ and 4o'cIock
p. ": of said day, at the door of the Court House
OF Marion county, Indiana, the rents and profits
for term not exceeding seven years, OF the fol-
lowing real estate. to wit:
Lot number two ~ in square number two ri
IN WOOD g subdivision in the city of lnCianap-
oils, county OF Marion and state of Indiana.
Ifsuch rents and profits will not sell for
sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interests
and costs, will, at the same time and place
expose TO public sale the fee simple of said real
estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient
TO discharge said decree, interests and costs.
Said sale will be made without any relief
whatever from valuation appraisement laws
ALBERT REISSNER,
Sheriff of Marion county.
June Is. 4. ID. 1875.
WooLLEN, Atty. for PIT. junel7-3t
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BENHAM'S
Musical Review.

A 80 page Monthly Magazine.
Circulation, 10000 copies an
nually. Each number contains
81 30 worth OF music.
The Review is devoted to Music, Art, Litera-
ture, and its readers.
IL is second TO none in ability.
IL is second to none in popularity.
II is second to none in circulation,
Ii circulates almost entirely in families.
Ii accepts but few hrst-class advertisements.
and displays them well.
IL Is not ike daily weekly papers. glanced
through hastily, and then destroy ed, but is pre-.
served and bound, and thus becomes perma.
nent advertisement.
It's advertising rates are lower than those OF
any other journal OF its class.
1t is not q class journal, issued solely for the
purpose OF advertising the interests of its pub
Usher. r
It's editorial columns are never fllei with ad-
vertisements or business puffs either of its pub-
Usher or anybody else, and no amount of money
or influence would procure the insei ton of q
single word OF advertising into that portion Of
the magazine.
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SATURDAY, the 10th day OF Julv.A .D.1S5

49, A0NAA Nt'J VI - Wy n ~ 100
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. N. and .
oc!ock p. NJ. OF said day, at the door OF the
Court House OF Marion county, Indiana the
rents and profits for term not eKceejing sayan
years, OF the folio wing real estate, to-wiT.
Be ginning at a stone where the line of Merid-
ian street would strike the county rOsd LEADING
rom the Michigan road to Trester's saw milf
running tnence east thirty eight 1881 rods and
eleven IL inches, thence north eight rods and
one ioot and six inches, thence west forty rods
ana eeVen III feet. thence southWardly eight
rOoS, TWO feet and six inches 20 the placa cf ha-
ginning, adjoining the town of Augusta or the
east Slde being part of the east half IF the
southwest quarter of section tTenty-nine 1881
n . ~ &c ~; north OF range three
10 east, containing Two III acres, more or less.
Also tne following, it being part of the west
half OF the southeast quarter of section TWENTY
nine ~, IN township seventeen III, north OF
range three III east, il being the south half OF
the piece or parcel of land decided bv George
Ann1s and Mary Annis. his wife, to Fiorence j
foWeIss Doundea as follows: Commencing nine
" Ieet nom the southwest corner of The Tot
owned by Sample Lotion in the town of kngrs-
Ia en- the east side of Michigan road thence
eastwaIdly on a line with the fence three hum
uleu ana tnlrty Feet TO stake on line with the
east SIDE OF parallel street in said town, thence
southwardly with the course OF said street to a
stake on the north side of the county road lead
tbs 20 ITesters mill, between the Michigan road
70 the place OF beginning, one hundred feet, in
Guiding all the ABOVE described lot excepf the
lot owned by the Christian Church, ali in Ma
rlon county, Indiana, and on failure 20 realize
ne hull amount OF Judgment interest and costs,
viii, at the same time ana place, expose at
p1oilc sale thefee simple OF said real estate
Taken as the property OF BENJAMIN + Berry
AT the suit of sinker. Davis & Co.
said sale will be made without any relief
Whatever from valuation OF appraiSement laws
ALBERT REISSNER
Sheriff of Marion county
June IL, A. ID. 1875
JULIAN, B. d ]. AtJ'ys for PHI iunel7-st