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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-21
LOUISIANA.

Those that last week brayed sc
fierce y over the actions Of Grant
and Sheridan, are now as silent as
the bronze ass of Venice, and their
anger is as calm as a babes sleep.
The better sense Of those who gave
any tone whatever to these wide
spead complaints, being awakened
by true report of the Louisiana
troubles, has pointed out to them
clearly the wisdom of the President,
backed by the Senate, in prevent
ing an armed mob from excluding
the legislators from their seats. The
leaders being silent, the lesser lights
that dealt in reflected ideas, and
ragged with borrowed Indignation,
having no longer any source to
draw from, have been obliged to
bottle up their wrath.
There is now fair prospect of
peace in the South: either by try
ing the leaders Of the White League
and furnishing the guilty for their
crimes, or guarding them with the
bayouet till they cease to breathe
the spirit Of rebellion. The former
course would take IL few months
the letter, as many generations.
Open rebellion, and that only, has
been put down. The war has
buried up the open bodness of the
rebel but Il warlike spirit, filled
alike with hatred and revenge, still
floats over the abyss in which the
strongest rebel feelings have been
engulfed If the leaders are allowed
to remain, they will keep alive their
deep set hatred, aud give birth to
Il new rebellion stronger than the
first; if punished, the strength Of
the South will be broken, and the
rebellious spirit will soon pass away.
a new Congressional Committee
has started 70. New Orleans. In
stead Of Foster and Phelps, the
Republican party will be repre-
sented by Geo +. Hoar, William
a. Wheeler and Mr.. Frye, of Maine.
The Democrat member is Samuel
$. Marshall, of Ills, one Of the
ablcst Democratic members in Con-
gress, bitter PARTISAN, and man
who will take good care that his
Democratic friends in Louisiana
will suffer "a little MS possible from
the investigation.
Sheridan gives foretastc of what
may come, Is follows:
Threats made before election to drive from
thu community all that voted the Radical
ticket are being carried out. Combinations
among the whites are forming and recruiting
by every form of pressure, by which all ne.
grocs who voted The Radical ticket are to hc
refused work on leases. All whites not be.
longing To the combination arc to be oslrl-
cised Already more than i've hundred fam
ilius uc.udmg ut least two thousand people
OF all ages aud sexes, are wanderers, without
means TO go elsewhere, poWrress 10 find
other homes where they are, aud on the verge
VI starvation in midWmier.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-21

pro tenn; Fred A. Dannett, OF Rock
Co., Chief Clerk; Thos Il. Reid, OF
Winnebago, Assistant Clerk ; Thos.
st. George, OF Racine, Book-keeper
JOS. +. Spencer, of Dane, Enrolling
Clerk Wilbur Dodge, OF Grant,
Engrossing Clerk; Fred Hume
man, of Manitowoc, TRANSFERRING
Clerk O. u. Aiken, Of Fond du Lac,
Sergeant-at-Arms; Amaziah Strong,
of Wavshara, Post Master.
In the Assembly, Fred w. Horn,
Of Ozaukee, was nominated Tor
Speaker; r. M Strong, OF Sank,
Chief Clerk G. d. Long, Assistant
Clerk; r. A. Gillett, Book Keeper !;
julius Lasche, of Milwaukee, En-
crossing Clerk; John w Bracket,
Of Grant, Sergeant-at-Arms.
All of these were elected and APP
pointed. All, irrespective OF party,
speak in the highest terms OF praise
of the competency OF the above list
of officers.
The Democrats therein array
their votes in the Senate on Il. e.
Davis, of Dane, for President pro
TEN. and for Chief Clerk, Jos. Ran
kin. In the Assembly, Il. L. Hudd,
OF Green Bay, for Speaker, and Geo.
W. Peck, the clerk of last year, for
Chief Clerk, received the Democrat
ic support.
On Wednesday at noon both
houses were called to order and the
members were sworn in, elected
their officers, selected their seats
and went through with the usual
preliminaries.
The Governors message is ex-
pected to-day at . O'Clock.
The coming session is expected to
be an interesting one. After the
United States Senatorship is dis
posed OF, the Potter Law, the Tenn
perance question and various other
matters Of greater or less import
ance to the people at large and the
Changers in particular will be dis
cussed. All of these questions will
of course bring large Hobbies to aid
and oppose various members.
1t is the prevailing impression
there is good material among the
law makers. In proof Of this l
might cite the fact that III the AS
sembly there are some forty-live
who are farmers by profession.
The Senatorial election is Great
ing great excitement. The leading
papers on both sides claim pros
pect of victory. AS yet it Is ditli-
cult to form an opinion, and Doubt
less will be until the votes of the
last ballot are counted.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-21

claims. Legal equitable and honorable npon the
county OF Iowa ard each and all Of Its citizens.
November 10fh. 1874
nap,r + which the foreyoing T. the substance
wa. pr pared aud s,ttlei BY the undersigned on
the 10Th d,v or November lat, aids was m
tended h. them that II shon be presented NJ
the - annual session or the 30 r |. and II WIS
handed l., one Of the member n that pu pose
but in hi Up nioa there could be no action on U
az that SESSION in consequence OF the desire
Tor All eary adjourn ana therefore ne dlu not
present " II IL now p esentcd III the cor h'eht
nope and belief that il will receive favorable
ACTON by the Board STRONG WEBER.
ALEX WILSON.
NJ. j. BRIGGs.
On motion of Mr. Coates com
mttee of three was appointed TO ex
anime and rep rt IN the suihccncy Of
officers bonds. Mtssrs. Coates Steens
land aud Park n-on were appointed
commit ee on said binds.
Ga motion OF Mr. Bennett a COM
mit,.c WIS appointed to examine and
report on doings of the District At.
tornry for last term, aud also Ia regard
u the disp '>itlon IT the fines collected
by the different Justices Of the Peace
IN the county. Me-srs Bennett. Jones
aud Campbell were appointed sad
committee.
On motion Mossrs Bennett David
and L,ncoln were appointed IA com
mlttee I'll. exiuI,ne the Offices OF the
Register OF Deeds aud Clerk Of the
Court.
The Board adjourned to wednesday
morning 1T 3 O'Clock
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-21

The Beecher-Tilton trial is now
in full blast. Witnesses are being
examined; but as yet the evidence
has not turned in favor Of either.
MoultOn ass mes the same snallv,
treacherous air with which he be-
gan. Plymouth Church remains
faithful to Beecher in all his
troubles. There is no telling when
or how it will end.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-21
Amount OF debt OF settled,

AmnUn' hr0'f FOrWNF y Sl4,,H3i 70
Bond No. IA. owner unknown. cstima-
ted ny Wn 4 llcnry :" lnly,.,, 1913. 1852 20
CuuI ou- of 1854, owrcr unknown, e--
tiInlteh by Vim r. Henry to July
Ii. 1913. 5.bi Oo
All utnrr unpaid cpnpo -. owner. mn.
known, e-iimated by Vim, I Henry
to- uly Is, 1873 a.o'' ~
Total. slj9,50s %
E9dgcsne, Wis Nov 18th, 1871
JONI J Ro--
SAM lI,-KtNs. Fund CONS
n.yIu MCFARLAND,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-21
Proceedings Of ,he iDWd county
HoarH Of Supervisors.

COUNTY CLERK = ofr n,,s,, n9 9,a Wis.
III. r,, H., n,
q, law, rnn,tv convened IN sno,;,l
: s.i,, w,. c,lI.1 - ,r3.r no the
oh ,rmor =, . .,'el,,l y "
IN. cl.rk s,hm;,,,1 IN, E uow;,
ro,,o., No., .b;oh h, b,lo,,lal ,h;s
,,,..,;,,,
"'''''"-
TO oryille Strong, County Clerk of low Comfy
WIS.,
Yop ate hprchy requested 20 cali 4 .neciil
m,r iug If the CO NoJr' OF Snpcrvi or- OF said
c. to convene st the curt lIlu iu the itaga "
hod-r'thr. 81 sud county, ou Tue-dsy the
Mh Wy oi January \ y ~ 81 0 clo,k -. VI,
,.l,r, and . NV" va a.. ,""'''
- ~
& . Nc -, IN" p c,""gry Wm BtinHridss,
"N''f''". N''''u AoANee' - I.
DAVID Joseph Bennett
Il II rl.pi - all tho SuDarviS,rS
=, -" ''o T"Pe'''S''S
present, except MeSSers Vivian and
tl,,,r,,or
The Rap1rt Of Oryille Strong
~ .,,t,. ~
County CLERK, was prrrelted and re-
frTrd O. com ni,tee Ia >prtlr will
~, n
b,i1,e and prr.ons
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-21
S2i0,+71 81
nIaRuR.EMHNTA.

Paid y In ,feld Smith ioi b ,nls AMI 30
commons anppnt1ng 20 sj.oii1. ~
prp-s. at th,' rate of bb cents N the
dollar III cp-'r "a l3i IL
Paid Rnwl,nd swim. jrdg nentI.
amounting I, SOL Isl ~ IN gross, AT
fb.. rate Of ID cents on "; dollar 5j.b5J II
Paid Edwrrd Dodge Judgments, am
.u-fing IN ~ .ou3 80 in gross. July
J. 1915. ~ per cent. ot W itch would
b. S5t6A q AID inlc est AZ I per
cen 10 ,prii afn. 1874 S!,bl A. aud
cost Of naedi n. sos -. mikes
total ain nInt paid. 5S.00O VI
PAID In icr 8,.e; ,,r for release OF his
intrrtstin a certain Judgment IN favor
Ot Juiia u. Jerome, amounting -
Us j,6 I IN gross, at the rate oi ID
cents on the dollar, TO- lSJ II
PAID Lurhe, Is .ech r. coupons amsunf-
Ing To ~. 40 u in gross at HE rate
al 10 cents On the dollar l2,l9o ~
Paid Matt II Carpenter Judgments
amounting 10 .09jI 10 10 gross at the
rate f 60 &c l. on the % Tar. IL, 59i 6l
Paid Matt u ape ter Judgments.
amounting to 5 - $40 80 Ia gross ut
The rate Of 10 Ccuts Oh the dollar, - ~ ~
Casn on hand 1i.iil Us
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-21
SECOND DAYS SESSION.

Wcine slay morning q o'clock
Board met pursuant u Adjournment,
Roll aled all present.
The Clerk presented the schedule
Of bulls which Was referred to the
committee On claims
Tn, committee tn settle with the
county clerk made the following re-
port. which vas on motion adopted:
Report Of Orvllle Strong, County Clerk of Iowa
County. WIS on-in. fro II me first day OF No
vemb.r 1873 to the cad Of the term, January
An ISIS:
OrviIle strong. County Clerk-Ia account with
iuwlC,uuty On.
To ca-h on hand \. last settlement. S94l ~
To amt certificates redeemed, principal, 1919 %
do do interest, i2lN 80
do Fees received for advertising. = 70
do do for Clerk I'd Tres. I'll IS
do do for Tax Deeds. A. 50
Total 1921 ~
To cash on hand $90i 43
CIR.
nv paid Certificate redeemed previous to
la-r sctem M. 232 ST
BY paid cert fcltes redeemed since last
settle non,, 1901 65
TAX Deeds. III s.
BY cash on hand, 9pb ~
Totai, $63 ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-21
DELINQUENT personal PROPERTY IA

DELINQUENT PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
Balance unpaid Sov TIN 1871 FOIL 10
Amount collected since aud piid over
by sheriff Sard-. y w
Balance stI unpaid. 500 ~
All OF which il respectfully suhm tied.
C. Gu.iMASN County Treasurer.
The fund Commissioners OF Iowa
counly'then presented the following
report which was also referred Ia the
committee H. set t. W tn the Treasurer !:
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of Iowa
County
The nm Irrs'enaI r md Comm ssioner- for
for said con ~ r. prctfdly submit III following
report vi their Transactions 10 present date:
RECEIPTS.
By cash from County rrei urer, $40 ono On
do State Treasurer. 100000 90
do adyanc in premiums on
puIcha." aud sale of
L. ). b ,nds All ST
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-21

State of Wisconsin-lowa County-SS.
Orville Strong, beii Z dulv sworn. on olth.
say- al the appy. account by him rendered IA
tontly ERIK of said county, isa Just. true and
currOct cXh bit o his receipts aud di-bnrsc ut
as -uCh Clerk, ior and during the time aaoye
meni louul. oRVtLLS STRONG
Suh-ctibcd aud sworn to before me, thls Att
day vi January A. d, 1873.
CHRi-TiAN KE--LEE.
Clerk Of Circuit Colrt, Iowa County, Wis
7. the Board of Supervisor. of low, Co Wis.
We Kea,Ion Coates. VIM. BAinhrdge. aud
John Y. Persons. committee appointed by
your Honor, bic Board to settle with the county
Gle H. do HEREBY certify and report. tn 1t we have
carefully extmnci the accounts Of the SAID
clerk, by cpa airing tne vouchers on file in his
Office VITA i,.u u 'ok-. aud Il d the within report
To he aud correct IN every paricnlat .ieav NJ
a balance IN ni- hnnd- OF 800 .43 which amount
we recommend that the present Clerk be auth
,rlzed t. receive IN tul settlement Of III &C =
cuuuts with the late clerk
Witness oar hands, ihis 9Th day Of January
1879 ksAHToS COATS
Nm. BAlNBa,oGF, Com.
JOHN ' PEK.oN-
On motion of DR.. Vivian the
County Treasurer was instructed tn
renew the Insurance On the Court
House
On motion of Mr.. Bennett the
board procee led to elect Fund
Commissioner in place of David Nc
Farland whose term of office has
expired. which resulted in the r.-clec-
ton Of David Mcfarland as such
Commissioner
Ga mott n Of Mr.. Bennett the com
mittee On claims were instructed to
confer with the Fund Commissioners
III regard to the compensation of said
Com nisSinnerS
On motion of Mr. Elan the COM
miitee GA public buildings were di
rected to attend to the repairing Of
the cells Of the Jail
The following report was received /:
The undersigned, the committee on
claimS, to whom was referred the
several bills set forth IN the accom-
pauS ing schedule, would respectfully
report that they hay examined they
same. aud recommend that they be al
lowed at the suns set opposite e,ch
claim by tue committee. with the ex-
cep Ion OF bll No Isl and 49, which
a returuei to be Itemized, aud b,l
No 19l to be disalIrwed AL OF
which is respec fully submitted.
john IL VIVIAN,
" Il LINCOLN, Com.
J.. b. GounsEL,
On motion the Board adjourned to
clock F. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll called, al the Supervisors present
Ihe report of the committee on
claims was then taken up, coasil-
cred by items, and disposed as fol-
lows:
AIT AV'r
ssNr. NTrsE or CLAW. CLAiMg9 ALLOw'p
IA z. Dietrich, Stsis bueGinFhaG
and y ~ In f,l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-21
DisBURsHNE Nrs.

Paid on comfy "rl.rs :33S ~
do Scalp Ger liza e-. ~ wv
do sun riu'.s,,k ..ta Salary. 20 w
a. cnnntr CI.rr nm temn,rary loan 300 o.
do Court House. - w
81 a95 n
Ralauce In Tre,.nrv. 6zj u
TX osRr.sty,rs ACCOUNT
NV ION. is7,. ne $50 aas Al
nh ,.ra.t u ''' '"''''' ' la, %
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-21
Is. CAMPBELL, J
W. BAINRICGE, |
NM. Is. PARKINSON, }

The following resolution was then
introduced by Mr.. Steensland, ah'
adopted Oh the notion OF Mr.. Camp
bell:
Resolved, That the sum OF one
hundred dollars be and the same II
hereby appropriated to the town OF
Moscow. to aid in building bridse
in Section lG, Town ), Range D
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laine's course as a gambling trick. Cham
berlaine took occasion TO tear the free badge
off Wilkes reporter. At once Wilkes pub
lished a series of articles on Chamberlaine-
domestic, persona. aud nerce-" Mich re-
suited ia an indic ment for libel. The suit
was compromised, and the quarrel did not
break out again until a fortnight ago, when
McGrath's brilliant career OF the season was
suddenly stopped, and his fevorites lost i'm
portant races Wilkes returned to the at
tack, coupled McGrath with Cnamberla1ne,
accused them both of
PLAYING FALSE CARDS
and selling races, and being no better than
highway robbers. Wilkes came to Saratoga
as soon as he made this attack; in due time
McGrath followed; they stopped at the same
hotel. The next morning, after McGrsth's
arrival, occurred the briet and bloodless col
lision have mentioned. Next day Mr.. Nc
Gfath, disappointed in the result of his
shindy, had Wilkes indicted for libel in &C
cusing him of selling a race, with damages
claimed at $4,000. McGrsth was also bound
over to keep the peace. If this
suit is ever tried, and there
be anything in Wilkes charges, we
shall have the first investigation OF the
northern turf. McGrsth says he only at
tackled Wilkes because he would have been
afraid to present himself I'm Kentucky ar,er
such charges without striking a blow for
himself. DE says MS horses were run 10
pieces before Aristides essayed the final
trial st the Branch, and their failure here in
dicated that they were broken up. Price
McGrath Is 81 years OF age, she head OF the
turf in Kentucky, and bluff, grizzled.
shrewd man of the world. He has won
on his victories this year about $4,000.
Every one of these turfmen. high and low,
bet money, and do not know that it is con-
sidered unprofessional to "hedge" against
ones own horse. For instance, IL a man
knows his horse is broken, and still being
entered for the race, the public demand the
horse to run, should the owner decline to
avail himsel of his knowledge, AS / never
bet, do not know. But what is betting
but advantage? The turf ought to maintain
itself without all these gambling accessories,
but as it never did, it probably never will.
The speed of our native thoroughbreds is
steadily increasing, they are said to beat the
best English time. This year an almost IN
known horse, Grinstead, ran down Spring
box, the fsvorite from last year, and Nc
Daniels stable loses its superstition.
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SHERIFFs SALES


SnEhIfF'r SALE -ty virtue of a certified
- ,copy OF decree to me directed from the
SI.eiA oI the superior Court of Marion county,
inuI1na, IN cause wherein Maurice Love-
a PaIntlH, and Nancy Riley ct al are
usienoanis, requiring me to make the sum n,
ewo hundred and q irIy-three dollars and
Jig oLher lnSiaIfment to come due in favor ~
tsalntH, and one hundred and ten dollars and
ntnc.S six cents, ana two other fpstallme ntS 70
G ps une In favor OF defendant. A. IT,
eeI,' with interest on said decree and cost
h, MI expose at public sale. to the highest
SATURDAY the 18th day OF August. "A. ID. 1875
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock and A
cIoch =. N or said day, at the door Of the Court
nouse ol Marion county, Indiana the rents and
~ oI - Term not exceeding seven years of
Tic ioho"lhg real estate, to-wit:
Lot No nine 9i. in a. II. Pettitis eorrecte.5 nIa
VI losS numbered 4 IL, IL and IA in square No
wv ~, IN isaac ktarrisis subdivision of outIot
10. one hundred and hity-seyen TIo7l in the
cry oi indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana
1such rents and profits will not sel1 for a en- f,,
clent sum 70 satisfy said decree. Interests and
Sosts, 4 VIII: AT the same time and place exnose
70 puDnc sale the fee simple of said real estate
VI VI so mucn thereof as may be sufficient to dis.
charge said decree, interests and costs
SAID sale viii be made without any ralief
"a'eNer iroh1 valuation or appraisemeEt laws
ALBERT REIssNER.
Sheriff of Marion county
August 4, A. ID. 1875 - A 0oohIF.
au5-St.
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DONALDSON,S RODY-
1T Is SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN SEEN AT
CHICAGo-BUr THE EFFORTS To CAPTURE 1T
WE'RE FRUrrLESS.

1T is SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN SEEN AT
CHICAGo-BUT THE EFFORTS TO CAPTURE 1T
WE'RE FRUTrLEss.
The Chicago Tribune of Sunday stated
The body of Prof. Donaldson, the unfortun-
ate balloonist, is now undoubtedly floating
in the heavy sea off the foot of the Twenty
covered about o'clock last evening by
Officer Coughlin, OF the Twenty second
Street Police Station, and when seen as it
was repeatedly, was lifted way above the
water by the mountainous sea. The body is
dressed in a black coat and black pants, and
has black mustsche Coughlin called to
Ryan, Maloney, MahoDey and Cass, of the
Cottage Grove station, and two other police
men from the Twenty-second street station.
grappling-iron and long rope was FRO
cured, and numerous efforts were made to
secure the corpse, but without avail At
one time Coughlin threw the hook over the
body, 1t caught in the coat but the sea was so
strong as to throw the officer fat on the pier,
and cause him to be washed into the lake.
The graphing iron loosed its hold, and the
body rose and pitched in the
great sea, and fioated off
toward Twenty-third street, where it
disappeared In the darkness. There is
long pier at Twenty-ninth street, and it Is
expected that his body will drift there and
remain. Officers Coughlin and Cass are on
the alert for it, and at daylight this morning
will endeavor to find it. All the officers
engaged in the effort to bring the body
ashore have no doubt but that 1t is that OF
Donaldson, as there were no other persons
but him and Grimwood missing, and the
terrific sea which has been running for the
past three days and nights must have
washed them on this shore. THE Chicago
Times of Monday morning declares that the
body WAS afterward recovered and proved
not to be that OF Donaldson
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CHERRIES SAIE-R,

CHERIFF-S SALE By virtue OF an execu-
- ton TO me directed. from the clerk of the
superior Court of Marion county, Indiana,
Will expose at pubic sale, TO the highest bidder,
on
SATURDAY, the2sth dsyof August, "A D. 1875
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
clock p. NJ of said day at the door of the Court
House of Marion county, Indiana, the rents
and profits Tor term not exceeding seven
years, of the following real es' ate, to-wit:
The west half OF lot number sixty-six 1857, in
Buffers north addition TO the city of Indian
apolis Marion county, Indiana.
And on failure to realize the full amount of
judgment, interest and costs, will, at the same
time and place, expose at public sole the fee
simple of said real estate.
Taken as the property of A. c. Shortridge at
the suit Of John Pyle.
Said sale will be made without any relief
whatever from valuation or appraisement laws.
ALBERT REISSNER,
Sheriff Marion county.
August A. A. Id. 1875.
SMITH & HAWKINS, Attys. for PHI. au5-S
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N"TicE-
Notice is hereby given that Reinhold Rein
man will apply 10 the Board of Commissioners
of the comfy Of Marion, in the State OF Indiana
at their next regular session, to be held at the
county court house, in the city OF Indianapolis,
in said county and state, beginning on the first
Monday in September, A. d. ISIS, tor a license TO
sell, barter and give away spurious, vinOus
and malt intoxicating liquors, in a less
quantity than quart, at time In and on the
premises known as number ninety-two (92) East
Washington street, in The Ninth Ward of the
city OF Indianapolis, in SAID county and state,
the same being located on that part OF lot num-
Der eleven, unin square number ffty-seven, (57)
In said city ofIndlanapols, described follows.
to-wit: Beginning at the southeast corner of
said lot. running thence west on Washington
street sixteen Q6) feet and ten tl0 inches, thence
north one hund. ed Il O) feet, thence east sixteen
90 feet aud ten Q0) inches, then south to the
place of beginning, with the privilege of allow
Ing the same TO be drunk in and on said premi-
ses. REINHOIU RElNMAN.
July tn, 1875.
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SHER FF'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 cause wherein Miles 20. Cook
Is plaintiff, and Morris Hinchman ct al are de-
PENDANTS, requiring me TO make the sum OF three
hundred and ninety two dollars and fortv-
three cents, with interest on said decree and
cost; will expose at public sale, to the highest
bidder,
SATURDAY, the 18th dayo August, A. D.1s75
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock
p. M. OF said day, at the door of the court house
OF Marion county, Indiana, the rents and profits
for a term not exceeding seven years, of the fol-
lowing real estate, o-wit:
Lot number ninety-seven 1871, in EFT. K
and a. Il. Fletcher's Woodlawn suburb TO the
city OF indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana
If such rents and profits will not sell for suf-
ncient sum to satisfy said decree, interests and
costs, VIII, at the same time and place. expose
10 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 what
ever from valuation or appraisement laws
ALBERT RFISSNEP,
sheriff Marion county.
August5, AID. 1875.
ID. V. BURN-, Atty. for pl'f. aus 81
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-05

Mo hers, If unable TO nurse your babe. do not
a. q substitute, feed 1t on corn starch, aIrowroot
and all such thin, iatulent slops, but feed it on
Ridges Food, which contains all the elements
ssential to its developsment.