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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, THURSDAY AP1UL 22 1875 if- I, 1 VI r WORK. r ma ut ti. parrorr. From the Transcript. Hweet wind, f.iir wind, where have yoaha! I've oeeu sweeping the tolj-weas cut of thesfcy; I've been "ilGrtiu; i.griit m the mill hard oy; I've been Uiahüig at wort while others sla; lsLl those laugh who win!" Sweet rain, sort rla, whit are. you doing? -' a nrin the ciru to fill out Us cells : I'm helnins The lily to fhioa lis lei!s; l'mspliiitidth" torrent and brimming the well; Is th t worth pursuing?" Redbreast, redbreast, what have you doner "I've been -rato-ulus the uest where ruy llu-dse- lingslie; , , I've sangthera to sleep with a lullaby; By-and-by I shall tocu them to rlv. Up and away, every one '.' Honey-bee, honey-be. where arc you going? -To Oil iay basket with precious lt!l; To oll for my neighbor well as myself : To flDtl out the sweetest flower that grows Bo it a thistle or bait a rose A tecrei worth the knowing! Eah content With the work t bed'.ne, Kver the arm from san to sun : Sbnll yon and t taosht tr work By the bee and tbe blid itiattcotu to xhir!t ? Wind and rain fulfilling his word! Tell me was ever n, legend heard Where the wind, omiuanded to blow, deferred : O; tU3 rin, thit was oidden to fall, demurred? THS DEADLY DP.UG. marked by scars produced in this way, tdU means of stimulating the brain or SLOW CUT CERTAIN DKATH. FATAH's OWN MAN-KIIAHF. A VRVO THAT outrivals alcohol in irs work of .vir, gTABTLtsrj FACTS REOAKDISO OTH'M consumption in tuk oitsd states. Among the follies that afdlct mankind, none are so universal and destructive na the use of stimulus. The New York Sun shows the ovil and extant ot the use of the creat est of thesa: The fact that 2? tons of opium have been Imported in one year alone into the United States, and that not more than one fifth of this a mount ia used for medi cinal purposes exclusively, may well create alarm. Quietly and insidiously tbia vice is making it way among all classes, strik ing down its victims by thousand, un known or unhcaded by our philanthropic societies, while the public ears are deafened by the clamor ot temperaneeand prohibitory movements. Net only in drug 6tores but in groceries", in temples ot la3hion, and in s iii less likely placrs is this pernicious stimulant sold sold in utter defiance otlaw,and with a all knowledge of the purpose lor which it is used. The las place to which anyone wonld look for the sale of opium would be an umbrella store, but it is a fact that a well known umbrella store in l.roadway is doles a profitable business in opium. It has mar y customers, who receive their daily supply from a clerk or clerks specially appointed for this particular purpose, and who ar ac quainted. witD th9 habitues of the store. O.' coarse thö opium U not sold to all wfco ask and ngi- nates in the too lrequeut app.ictuon ci opium by physicians under ths crcutnstan cesstatej. The ellect thus produces me re immediate than by the ordinary mean?. Tno doctor s tys further tha. tho ladles are very much aaiiited to the drug. S j power ful is the inllaenca of the habit on Its un happy victim that all their ingenuity is exercised to gft possession of the coveted stimulant. I have had persons appsal to mein TUK LANUUAUK OF DE3PAIKI( ENTREATY to undertake their eise, knowing how ut terly helpless they were if left to them selves. In answer to tho question as to the difficulty of eradicating the habit when established the doctor sail: Most assured!', becauso the stimulant can be mere easily concealed, for the reason that, it is used in smaller quantities. On this ac oonct.and on aceoun; of the various muter faj?e to which the patient resorts to procure the desired stimulant, the Incessant cravinjj for it, and tbe depression of mind as well as the physical prostration by which its drawal is followed it ia most difficult to eradicate the habit, more so than to cur drunkeness. Bromide of potawlum, a I have stated, Is the least dangerous remedy; but great "are is to be taken that it shall not be abused by its too Jrequent and general use. Persons who have taken it as a rem edy are too innci in the habit of resorting to It oa the Siebtest occasion, and have al ways a supply of it about their parson. They are never without a vial of bromide ol potassium, and they really report to it use when there is no justifiable use for so doing. Let B13 say here," Faid Dr. Mo:t, "that much of the allliction and misfortune resulting from this terrible vica might be avoided by a proper coarse ot treatment by physicians when dealing with acute diseases. Instead of goin to the seat of disease they apply tomporary remedies in the form of opiates, and by a'reckless repetition of these reme dies they lay the foundation for a worsa evil in the habit which they have created. Ttey content themselves with treating the eflVct, leaving the caus undisturbed. To this imprudence on the part of phy&icians I have no doubt the vice ot opium eatlnj is largely attributable. Unfortunately they are in aonie cases influenced araint tbeir better judgment by a desire to afford a temporary relief to their patients." FTJLLERTON'S FIR'S. BEKCLIEI. AT POINT BLANK RANG! A TRYING ORDEAL FOR THE GREATIST LIVING FCLPIT ORATOR A SKARCHINO INVESTIGA TION WITH fCALPEL AND MICROSOJP.F, WIKLDSD BT A MASTSR HAND. Of the second day of Bcecher's cross ex amination, the New York Herald has tbl, introducing the report of the evidecca al ls fympathy frr P.eecbtr. The awful aad relenting inquisitor elves no paus. His face is red, hi-j very hair is sentient with life and passion and fises on his head like trie quills of the unhappy porcupine. He lilts and poies his eye glass it sighting the witness, that he inigut level oq him an inevitable mltralleuse and blo-v him all to pieces. Up rises the bold and sisewy ISvurt and domnnds for hii client fair play. LOUDEB THAN THE CULL OF P.ASUAN roar 8 the great inquisitor. He strikes tho table a terrific blow, and insists ho shall have that scalp, or rather that answer, or more blood will spill. The witness leans back in his chair, while tho lawyers storm end fume and fill the court house with the echoes ol thoir angry contention. Then the great inquisitor quotes tbat remarka ble letter: 'I am spending my last San day ; lam endiDg my world life," and moist yes are Involuntarily turned on th wit ness, a if they could read in the furrowed face the very leeling theiothat loog nn dictated the words here civen. Is there cot wearinfs enough of spirit now? Is that poor heart nay lighter this bright spring ddV? Ia net hi3 cup "f misery and bitter ness full enough? How long will the vul tures leed? Mrs. Swlsshelm'a property in PonnsylvR- nia was totally destroyed by fire a fsw nights no. She only Lad time to slide into her chemilootu and escape from tb fiery furnce that the riaines rudde ol her Lomr S eid. LXHiJD PAINTS. THE FARMER'S FRIEND. CLEVELAND niF.MICAL PAINTS, mixed from pure while lead, tin;: and 11ufetl 11, reRdv for uf The purest palrts ia the market, g'xnl lxly p.nd fine ßriij-h. Iut r.p in aty den red quantity, and tont C o.l. hvoxp-ow. For sam ple colors d.lreH 1). KKY.M ias, At-ent, vi North le'aware Kfeet, Indianapolis. ------ m rrm SHERIFF'S SALES. NTr-AfV 'Ale--? virtue of a reruns copy ornnwroi. ts ri.A i ... fn !?TiiUr- of ilarlon county. Indiana, ready reported in the Sentinel : A full and farit, asonly drugsiantiaP3tDpcarie3a.rc I distinguished company eat down to erjoy permuted by law h dispose ort je 2! the oceediegs in the Brookljn trial ns Tanou. '"'": ,"r veterdav. There were no seats to x w ANn i im it 1 1 l wfif. iii.iir. mil i 111 i ii i . lUlUlCUeo ijuau.ii.v.. - - - " i Washington to the soldiers, and IJVKLT AND LUCRATIVE ECSXNES3 was done in opium by liquor dealers, But lers, cigar venders, and tho army'a other camp followers. To such an alarming ex tent was this bujine8 carried that it forced itself upon the attention ot the superior olficsrs, and ticahy upon that of the gov ernment itself. Measures were at onco taken to suppress the trade, but the evil was only partially abated, for the opium venders contrived to elude the authorities. The opium was easily concealed, and the soldier when entering battle took a sufli- ciently large doss not only to quiet bis nerven, but to render him utterly indif ferent to the terrors of the con flict. 'VVhil'', however, it proved a pow erful stiruular.t, inspiring all who were under its potent influence with an artl ficial courage, it maae them wholly inca pable of understanding the orders of the su perior officers and of terforming their duty intelligently or elllciently. Dr. Alexauder Mott was interviewed. He stated, among other things, that the use of this druj leads to the use of other stimulants. The effect upon the secretions produced an insatiable thirst and a depression of the nervous sys tem, and creaks a de-ire for alcoholic stimu lants. The majority or opium eaters acu laudanum driDkers are addicted ts the use of spirituous liquors. One is a natural con sequence of the other. OPIUM CBKATRM A PRSIKK FOR DRINK. The doctor als 3 says tbat large quantities are sold in the form of tincture of opium or laadanus. I have known persons addicted to this habit to take a wine glass lull Ol laudanum three or foar times a day. I have seen them enter a drug storo and' take two ounces ot laudanum at one dose. This they would do on their way down town in the morning to their place of business, and on their returu home iu the afternoon they would stop at the same place and repeat the dose. A supply whh also obtained for use during business hours and to prevent the prostration of the mental energies at a time when they were in constant requisition But morphine is much stronger than the liquid form. It is the salts ot opium an alkaloid. In comparative strength, It bears the proportion ot one grain to about 90 drops ot laudanum. These doses of the two forms are ot about equal strength. There are ladies who use a drachm ol morphine every two days taat is 60 grains. You can understand the strength of this quantity when I tell jou tbat six grains of morphine, taken by a strong man in full health, woulu prove fatal aniens remedies were imm3di ately applied. I am speaking now of persons who are not in the habit of taking opium. Besides laadanum tb9re are the acetate and the sulphate of morphine. The sulphate 1m most frequently used, 'ihe quantity oi morphia obtained from gum opium is from nine to fourteen pir cent. The India opium is inferior, afford' ng about six per cent. One sixth of a graiu of the acatate of mor phia is equivalent to a grain of opium. Th? usual or ordinary dose of either of the lorms of morphia is from ad eighth to aquar ti ot a grain ; this is a dose for adult?. In my own practice I have bsJ to treat a large number of persons who were the victims of t'ais habit. Ana goerl thing, I can tell from the peculiar ppearar.es and expression ot the face that they are THE SLAVE OF THIS VIOK. Their skin has an unhealthy whitened and bloated look, resembling the etlect pro duced by the frtquent use of alcoholic Btlin ulants. When under ths potent influence f this dmg the eyes assume an unnatural brightness, ihe action of the brain is quick ened, and wbils the spell la-ts the conversa tion la marked by vivacity and spricht li ness. This condition of the mental organi zation is followed by a teirible reaction which produces a languor ot both mind and body, and in some casts there is a great mental deprwslon and physical suffering, obliging the unhappy vlwims to renew ths dose for the purpose of maintaining this stimulating effe.; and so it proceeds lrom day to dar, from week to week, from bad ro worse. The sleep of opium eaters is Irettul and re-tie.-s unless they are under th irllu-nca of ths drug. The U39 of hjpdcrudes has become of late ery common, reis is to5 process or Meet ing morphine under the skin, and its ab sorption into thJ st ?m. Patients have now got so much intu the habit of using it that they Lave hypodermic syringes for their own use. It is no uncommon thing to see persons whoso arms and bodies are spare, bus very many were in ucmana. Two or three thousand respectable look ing people occupied the long, dark corri dor, though ths court room wa3 as lull as it could hold, and yet they stayed there pa tiently all day long, despite the bright sun and balmy breath ot spring called eloquently on them to come ont into the open air and be happy. It is a good rule of the court to allow nobody in wno cannot have a ssat. In the early days a dense wall of men were permitted to" fill the three sides of the room, shutting cut the fresh air and imperilling thelivesot the lawyers, jurors and report ers. Among tie famous people who di vided the curiosity of the audience with the great defendant was Mark Twain, who took a scat under the shadow ofthe roeucb, and passd the time between ltetaning to the nroceedinars aad readlnz the Atlantic. Rob ert Lincoln, son of tho lato president, a good-natured, handsome, large, mustacbed, fashionable looking young man, ot perhaps tbirtv, had a eet behind the judge. Dis trict Attorrey Phelps gravitated to the law yer's cirole, and the bright, brown eyed manager of the World, Mr. Montgomery Schuyler, was made wel come among the reporters. A host of lawyers from here, there and every where, filled the limited space the bench affords. More ladies than ordinary and more beauty than ever came under observa tion. Mr. Ibach was absent till about noon. All the rest of the lawyers except Roger A. Prvor. were promptly on hand. Mrs. Beecber and ber daughter sac, as usual, side by side, the one pale as alabaster, her l.ce framed in SETTING OF THE SILVER WHITE HAIE; the Other rosy, like the Mush of dawn, and her hair the color of the raven's wing. Til ton Deia ms head high, ana his eye was brighter, bis bearing prouder, Lis color clearer than ever before. Some prophetic spirit bad been whispering in bis ear the day of atonement is nigh. Yesterday wa big with meaning and with por tents dire. Mr. Brecher carr.e Into court with less of tho old brave front that marked his former bearing. Guessing at bis thoughts as one might Judge by bis looks, Mr Ileecher was cot wholly confident of himself. The experience of the previous day was not as suring, nor was it truitfull ot good results tor the defense. Sitting in ths witness chair, with the morning light falling full on bis face, toe large eyelids seemed to droop, the b-?avv cheeks to hang, and the ! general expression to indicate great nd uncommon trouble and per turbation cf soul. Fullerton dropped the gentle, suave voice ofthe previous day, and pushed the method of his cross-examination to ins very verge or ruaeness. "Uia voa sav you humbled yourseit belore Theodore Tiiton as you did before your God?" asked he c .unsel. the witness demurred, and gave a diflerent version. A greal deal or Laagering by counsel louowed as to tbe opinion Beecher had cf Til ton's character then. Evarts came gallantly 13 the rescue oi nis witness, wno was labor ing painfully in the toils, and was a proper object ot pity. Fullerton was abominably aggressive and telliserent, prepared 10 tight a lewion or l be deiendar.t s lawyers, to thrcl tie llvarts and lay him on his back, and pi eh Shearman, Tracy and Hill out the window. The court room wks RINGING WITH HIS VOICE. Question after question. In a tcne of tre mendous energy and passion were hurled t the witness to bring out his explanation of the letter of contrition. Tbe witness for a moment roused his voice and drowned that ofthe counsel, burliwg back the question as to his writing the letter wLh the re pponse that tbe letter was not his. lie placed a trembling band upon his brow, the perspiration oozad from his temples and the veins stood forth prominently! It was 20 minutes tact 3, and the witness threw an anxious ook at the clock as if he wished the day were done and the agony at an end. Pres ently he grew collected and calm, but not so Fullerton. Tue lawyer was in the full swing of his assault and bent on destruction. There was no placaliDg him with a jest, as the wit ness found to his mortification. Woe to Shearman if be bad intruded an objection at this moment woe, even to the mighty Evarts. Tbe big Itjan was on tbe war path, flourishing tbe tomahawk, and his cry was blood. When he rummaged among his papers on the table awe fell upon the audi ence. . What terrible weapon next? What , kind of blde will he cow wet In ths gore of bis victim? There THINKS "FROM THE DEPTHS OF THE HEART." Wellington, Lorain Co., O., Ans. 21, L7i. Dr.. R. V. riEUCZ. Buffalo. iN. Y.: Dzar Kir Your medicines, Golden Hedical Discovery, Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remtdy, have p oved of the greatest service to me. Hlx months ago no one thought that I could possibly live long. I had a complication of diseases scrofula, manifesting itself in emotions and great blotches on my head that made such sores that I could not luve mv hol- rumhfil without causing ins ninch suffering; also caus ing swollen lands, tonsils enlarge , enlarged or "thick neck," and large and numerous bolls. I also suffered Jrora a terrible chromic catarrh, and in fact I was so diseased that life was a 'ourden to me. I had tried many doctors with no benefit. I finally procured one-half Uon bottles of your Golden Medical Disbovery and one dozen ease's Catarrh Remedy and com menced their use. At first 1 was badly dF couraged, but after taking four bottles ofthe J Discovery I beban to Improve, and when I had taken the remaining I was wel'. In addition to the use of the Discovery I applied a solution cf lodi ret t the Goitre or ttick neck, as you advise in pamphlet trapping, and it entirely disappeared. Yonr Disco ve y !s certainly the most wonderful blood midlclne ever Invented. I tlink Uod ana you, from the depths of my heart, for the jreat good It his done me. Very respectfully, MIH. L. CUAFFEE. Most medicines wh!eh are advertised as blood pi. liners and liver, medicine?, contain either mercury, in some form, or pota&lum and Iodine variously combined. All of theso ag'nts have BtroDg tendency te break down the b'.oot cot puscles, and debilitate and otherwise perma nently injure the human system, and should thtrefore be discarded. Dr. Pierce's (Jolden Medic -I Discovery, on the other hand, trelng composed of the flu:d extracts of native plants, barks and roots, will in no case produce l-jjury, Us effects being strength enlcg and caratlve only. Sarsaparilla, which used to enjoy quite a reputation as a blood puri fier, Is a remedy of thirty years ago, and may well give place as it is doing, to the more posi tive and valuable vegetable alteratives which later medical investigation anl discovery has brought to light. In Scrofula or King's Eil, White Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck, Goitre, Scrofulous inflammations. Indo lent inflaccmuiiou, Mercurial affections. 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TlMUltlllUU ID. 2 Wall street. Bankers and Brokers. 1 tl Vn I Cm positive caro for Nervous De bllitv, Ixsl Manb.cd, etc. Srnt free. Address MtKKiLL & Co., Waturbary, Conn., naming this paner. AUII-canmakefoadayin their owd ry j or towa. Address Ellis Man'gCo., Wi.iii.au.. Mm. SHERIFF'S SALES. n HER I rr f A I.E. By virtue of a certified copy o; a decree to me directed, from the Indiana, in a cause wherein Amnrcse f. Htan- ton et al. are plaintiff and Wlnne.'d H. Morgan et ai.are defendants, reo uirinz roe to mate the nm of two kundred and nlnety-slx dollars and eighty-live cents, with Interest on said decree and cost, i wm expose ut puoiic saie, to tne highet bidder, on SATURDAY, the 1st day ol May, A. D. 1373, between the hours of 10 o'clock m. and 4 o'clock p.m. of F&ld day. at the door ofthe Court House of Marion county, Indiana, tne reuis and proflts tor a term not excee ling se, en years ot the following rear estate, to-wu: Lo. number four 4, in Anna E. aüd Ambrose P. Pi aii'on s audition to the city oi Indianapo lis, Marion county, Indiana, according to the rial of said addition as recorded In plat book No. 0. pave ?3, of the records of Marion county, state of inaiana. IfsuchrenU and prolts will not smI Tor a surtlcleut sunt to sa lsfy said decree. Interests ai d costs. 1 will, at tbe same time and place, ex roe to public sale the ee simple of said real t-iate,or sj much thereot as m ty oa simsieut tidls'jharge said uecree, luterests anacots. Said sale to be made without any relief what -ver from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBE'iT RIISSSER. (Sheriff of Marlon county. Anril 7. A. D. 17?. Qravu & Scott, Attys. for Plaintiffs. apr8-3t Oil Kirr All.r-By vlrtnoof a certified t copy ot a decree to me directed, from tbeclerk nfthsHuDerlor Court of Marlon couniy, In diana, in a cause wneretn jonn w. layior, sxC' ntor. eic . et al. are plaintiff, and John McOtal et al. are defendants, requiring me to maae the uiu of one thou na nine n una reu ana twenty ouedollnrs and seventy -four cents, with int. re t on said decree and co t, t will expose at publlo aale, to the highest Didder, on SATURDAY, the 8th day of May, A. D. 187.", between the honrs of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o c'ock p. M.,or said day. a' the door uf the Court House o: Marion county, Indiana. he rents and profit for a term not exceediog teven years, of Uie toi lowing rear es Lai , iu-w u . Ixts numbered wentv-slx (23, twenty-sevm i27i and twenty-nine (). in epann & Co.'s ürst subdivision ol the north part of the a u hwesl arisrwro section seven (). in townbipnunio r ll rtcen C5). north of range four (4). east, in 5' a rlon county Indiana, reference bung made to the plat of said subdivision as rec.'rfed i , a boo . aNO pige 61, In the recorder's otlijo ci ixaiion county, inliaua. Ifsceh rents and profits will not sell for a suf ficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest-" ai.d corns. I wl l. a1 the same time and place. exiHe to pnhPe sale the fee simp e of said red estate, or so much thereol as may bs sufficient to dts cha'ge said utcr. e. iuterests and cwts. Kid sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraUementlaws. ALBERT REISWNER, riherlffof Marlon county. Apri'l,A.D.lS75. Czathav, ll. A 11 Atty's. for Prff. aprlo-St Sl!i:KIt t NAI.K. Uy virtue of a reriiDwi -orv of a öcerttt to ma itinw.ra.1 r.m clerk ofthe tsuperior tourt of Minon eonntr.in- aiaca.m a cause wherein Charles W. 'lalturt 1 plaiutiff, und Inily E. Dyer :t al. aro defendants, requiring me to make the sum or two bun tired cd twenty dollars and ninety cents, with interest on sa;d decre and e''si. I will expose at public sale, to the ttebe&t bidder, on SATURDAY, the Sthdayof May, A. D. between the hours or 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o clock p. m ., osaio day. at the door ofthe ourl House f Marlon county. Indiana, the rents and proflts for a term not exceeding seven years, of " numwiug reu estate, ic-wn: Lot number twenty-five (25 in Ray A Fletch er s subdivision of outlot number one hundred and forty-eight(US,ia theclly of Indlanalis, dinnou wuuij-, inaiana. If such rent and profps will not f,ll for n nf. Ccieat sum to satlsly said decree, interests and costs, 1 will, at the same time and place, expose to public sals tbe fee simple of said real estate, uieuiiiui-ji lurreui n m.'i v ue FUlnCient to U1S charge said decree, interests and costs. Said sale will be made without anv relief what over from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT r.EISKNEB, JSheritfof Mario u count v. April H. A.D. 1S75. J. P. IU k er. Attv. for plaintiff. nrrV'-Ct tUEBirrs ALr.-i:y virtue of n h tj ecunon to me dlrerted, from the clerk oi the Knperlor CDurt of Marion connty, Ir.diana, ä win uuw ai pud in sale. 10 ma kii i-st iui- i der, on j SATURDAY, the Sth day of May, A. D. 1875, betwet-n 'the hours of 10 o'clock a. k. and o'clock v. m. of .vuid dny, at tlte door ol the tour t House or Marion i-c-ui, Indiana, the rents and p:ont lor a u-rm n.t eicling Keren v'ars, of I of naniber U n 1 1 in Frank & Ray's sub- i division of cart tifoi.tK.r. humorr on hundred and hfiy-cifibl (US'. :n ih.-city uf Inclianar.olis. viai ion coti7ity, m...-tia. Also, lot nnmber ten ('.in In Kr-rnri .v l:jf rcbdlvlslon of ttrt ol Albert i iane s ku:1; ision of part of tne Jiw reiiceburg.t l.'pptr Mississippi Railrosad Com pany n UMuviMon oi onttot number one bun area and hfty-elght (l.j). in the city of lndiauapoii. Marion county, Indiana .na on lauere lo realize the mi: amount of judgment, interest and costs. I win, at rue same time and place, ipose at public site tho fee simpla of said real estaie 'laken ss the property o ilerrv J. HtanriJse. at incsu!i oi j iidmt.a . 2htinei campany. R-iM saia will be n9de without any re"ief whatever lnaa valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT I.EIS?NER, UerllTof Mari on county. April ii, a. J. is;ä. Pt w fti. aprl5-St viri i.e of a cert '.fled Of . decr to tna m-. i.i lmm II. c ele-t cf the Civil Circuit 'otirt .( Mr i.r. .mmtv Indiana, iu acau- whrtln Ueorg u. Ueitkaiu 1 plaintiff and John Ii. Adm et al. tre de fendiants, rnjuirlntf :ne t-. sell the several lots therein ..nd nereiuslter dcnljl for tbe pnr posoof niakmscout oi said lot nuiub-r rour (ij, the sum i.f two hontlretl ai d nlxty Ore dollars and t'dirty-dx rents. tul to ether Instalment a proTiiie.i rrr It said dfcre.arid interest from taeoatoorjud jrneut iu said cau--: and out of said lot nr. ui ber five !i . tre sum of two liandred and pixty-tivedolUri. aj.l thirty-six cv- is, and two other instalments s provsdfd or in said decree, aad interest from tue date of Judgment in said cause; ana oot of ssid lot uniber six ffi, tbe further sntn of two hundred and seventy-eight dollars aud feveniy ninc cents, and t-o othvr inslaämeuts as pixj vlded fir in said dcren, and iaicrest fr.m the dave of jadi:ment In said cause, aud the costs nschargeabieacainstearh of said lot, I will expose at public sale, to tbe hLgkest bUder.on Si TURD AY, the 1st day of Mry, A. D. 1875, l twenthehoursof lOo'clock A. If . and 4 o'clock P.M. of said dav. lit tn. i.w.rr.r ttm. .... u of Marion county, Indiana, ihe rca s aad pronts rora term ml exceedlrs ivea yars. ol the following tea! estate, to-wit: ncoberei f.ur Hl, fl., fS), and st x Ui tu 'eorce U. ile.tkaru it tel. ü vision or lot nutuuer Ilfceea Ii A. h. i-'lerchcr s n.-st aiduiou to the c'ty d liKllinonoiw lfsrion unnnlr fn. diaua. ' J ' If the red? and profits of any of si I lots win notse.'lfora fani snßic cntio fttifr tha debt ochr;iiil,;uvoKiiJ loi nitii iti'ereit and its so are of Iii-com, 1 will, r.t tin t-stoo ttn.e and Düicc, expose to public sale th lee simple of snch lot,cr so mru h thereof as mir tie ufiiueut to pay said uebt, interests ana ras is. Said sale Will b mala wl'tint m-nv r.lif whitevvr f'o:u valuation or aprAUenent laws. AMlKT RKI--NER. Mieriffof Marion ejun'y. Aptilf. A.D. :7.. at. A. Lo -n, Atty. for nalntirT. arrS-3t SlIKKat t KALK. By virtue of an exero t:on lo tue directed, frm the cJerk of the Civil Circ u t Court of Mariou tou:ty, Indiana. I wm expose a; public siie, to tsj rilnest bidder, on SATUKDAY, the 1st day of Mar, A. D. 1S75, between the hours of Id o'clock a.m. and loYlock, P. it. of said .ay, at the door of the Court Hou-e of Marion ecuily, Indiana, the rents and pi-ontg ior a term no; exceeding tvevsa year, of the fol lowing real estate, to-wit : Lots narabereil three JJ, for t, ftv 5i. ii ;eBoven 7;, iit'tecn l'j. siiie fij, sventecn ti;l, eis;hte-n tleud ulaeteen IS;, in Ilnrr A Miller's subdivision of rannre or biock ten 1101. in Brooklyn Height addition 10 the citvef la- dionapcLs, .Marion county, iadiaia. And on failure to realize the full amount of jndsnieni, interest aud oosts, 1 will, at tne same time and plsc, expose at public sale the fee f imple of vtnl real estate. Taken as the property of Nathaniel K. B jrr. ' at the suit ol William V. Marshall' ?ald Kale will be made wUh rulisf from valuation or nppi-aisemeut laws. ALBERT rJCIKSNSR. herlil of alaiiea county. April's, A. D. 17T. K. T. JoHK.-s-, Attv. for Plaintiff apr-3t Siieuki i'N SALC-Ejr Vinte oraceriiiica copy of ri decree to me directed, from the clerk of tho Nuperlor Court of Marion county Indiana, in n cause wnerein imam i. urn son ia plain tiC, and Frank S. Newby et al. are defendants, requrlng me to make the sura of tour Hundred aut inety-nve dollars ana thirty- one cents, with Interest on said decree and cost, I will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY. the 8th day of May, A. D. 1875, between ihe hours of 10 o'clock A. it. and 4 o'clock r. m., of said day, at the door of the Court House of Marlon connty, Indiana, tne rents and pronts for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following read estate, to-wit: Lota numbered one fl, and two 121, In Thomas E. Phillips' subdivision of part of block num ber twenty-four 134, in Thomas Johnson's heirs addition to the city of Indianapolis, Marion eoanty, Indiana. If such renti and profits will not sell for a SUf- fl lent sum to satisfy said decree, interests and costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose tn nnhilc Ka e lht lee Bimpieei saiu reai estate, r so much thereof as may be sufficient to dis charge said decree, interests and costs. raid sale will be made without any relief what ever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT REISSNElt, r-iherlir of Marion connty. April 14, A. XI 1S75. Chapman, H. A IL, Atty's. for PUT. aprlS-3t w . . w w- ...a. aa a w - l . . . i. . I SI 1 r. n a r. 29Aa.au. My viriuv ui a tvruueu codv of a decree to me directed, from the clerk of thebuperior Court of Marion county. Indiana, in a cause wnerein warren lateetai are plaintiffs, and Volney Irwin et al are defendants, requiring me to make thesnm Of seven thousand Ave hundred and fifteen dol- iHra and seventy-three cents, with interest on said decree and cost as found due, and owing to said plaint lru rrom said Irwin ana iraharas; and also to malte the sum of thirty-five hundred and twenty-two dollars and thirteen cents, amount of Judgment recovered by said defend ant, Joseph irwin, on bis cross complaint aea nst warren late etal. together with inter es-1 thereon and costs; and also to make the inrther sumo' thirty-two hundred dollars, to gether with six per cent, interest thereon from t he luh or j uiy, i.v. amount rounu aue sain ue- teudant, Joseph irwin, on ins cross complaint Säainst Warren Tate et al.; and also to make the further sum of thirty-two hundred dollars, toeethe with fclx percent, interest thereon from the 12 h of Ju'y, 1874, amount 'ound the de'end aut. Jamet Canine, on bis cross cow plaint sgainst Warreu Tate el a I., all of which is more particularly shown by the judgments and de cro rendered herein upon the complaint of p'sintin-t and upon the cro-ts complaint of Joseph Irwin and James Canine. I will expose at public Rale, to the highest Didder, on SATURDAY, tho 8th day of May, A.D.1S75, between tbe hours of 10 o'clock a. v. and 4 o'clock p. u.of fall day. at the door of tne Court House of Marion county, Indiana,lhe runts and pro 11 s fo a term not exceeding seven years, ol the following real estate, to-wit: Lotsone(l),two(Zynd three (3) in the subdi vision of the east half of the northwest quarter of sect on 14, in townthip IS, north of range 3 east, heretofore made by William Y. Wviey, oommlssicmer, and recoided in Plat books f, fug oytiu tbe recorder's oince of Marian coanty, ndiana scd atFOthe lollowlnj describeil par eel of land to-wlt: Commencing in tbe middle ot the Madison state road, V? rods south of tbe north wesi earner of lot 4 or Duvali'n heirs' sub division Of the esst half or tbe northwest quar ter of seer ion 21, 1. townbhlo 1 north otisoje 3 east; thence north nlong the middle o said roud ;? rtds to tho northwest corner of paid ot 4 ;thje east along the line of said lot 4 to the northenst corner tne:eof; thence south 5 rods; I heii In a straight ilneln a south west direc tion lo place of beginning, cnn alctng fifteen and one-hall (1 tQ acres more or ies. mtuale in Marloa county, ludinna. If 6r.ch reitu ted profits will not sell for a suf ficient sum to satisfy tald decree, lnuiotr and costs, I w in, at the tame time and place, expose topubMc Fale the fee simp e of said rel estate, or so much thereof as rosy be sufficient to dis charge said decree, Interests and costs. Paid sale whl he made without any relief whatever lrom valuatioa or ap .ralsement laws. ALBERT " EI88SER, anerlff of Marion county. April 15. A. I). 1S75. Hasna a K., Atiy's. for PlainUff. aprlS-St SIIEI.IFI"'" DALE. - By vlrtneof a certi fied copy r,t a deciee to me directed, from the clerk of tbe Superior Court of Marion connty. inuiana. in a cause wnerein Joseph Krnt is plaintiir, aud J. 11. Lcnaman et al. are defi-n- dants lequirirg me iomaKe the sum of forty six dohar, with Interest on s.id deoree and cot. i will eirxise at pnMIesale. to the highest bidder, n SATURDAY, the i:h day ot May, A. 1). 1S75, m be'weeu tlie hours of in o'cloe'x a. w. and 4 o'clock I. k.,oi said day, at the door tbe i.Xur Flouseof Clarion county, lndlr.ua, Ihe rents and profits for a term not exceeding ven years, of the following real estate, to-wii: Ixti thirty-nine (C:t, aud forty (10), in D. Csaty'ssoa'.neast addition to tbe city of ludian-apo-if, Marion county, Indiana. If such rents and profits will set sell for a suf ficient mi to satisfy t-aid a.cree. Interests and costs, I will, at tbe sar.ie time and place, expose to public sale the fee sirup e of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to dis charge said decree, interests and owsts. Said ka1 will be made without any relief whatever iom valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT r.RlSSNHIt, Sheriff" of Marion county. April 11. A. 1. ira. H tssA .v K..NrthEi'Alty's.for Pl'ft. aprl5-3t SHCniFI".SKALL.-i:y virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me dlrerted, from the Clerk öl the Superior Conrt of Marion County, Indiana, in a cause wherein William J. Gillespie is plaiutitat-ud Francis H. Wilson etal, are le fendantK, reiulrlng me to make the sura of five hundred and ninety throe dollrxs and thirty- live cents, with interest on said decree and costs,! will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 8th day of May, A. D. 1W., between the honrs ot 1) o'clock A. x. and oVlock p. M.of said day, at the door of the Court House of Marion county, it.oi .na. the rents and profits lor a Vrrn uo exc eding sevvu yei.r, of ine roiiow.'Dg rear esrute, ro-vii: Lt ntiiabiT twenty in iloek fentv-six 12fh, in Levi Wright s snii il vis.ju r iucuau' lelrs' Addition tt tho riiyof la.düM' spoils, in Marion county, Indiana. If such renisand oroCt will cot sIl 'urn &uf3- Cicnt SUtU l.xitliK'y smd iUi:re-. intneo.is and costs,! n-id,attlierSmRtinin and plttCf.cvpr- to public sale th iv-e Ktrup.eof said real e-late, or no uiuili l truHif iu may ti sufiicleui to dis charge aaid dec. ve, iuten-: ana co-,ta, Haid aaltj will b. made without any relief whatever from valuition or appraisement laws. ALBERT REIHSNKB, Sluritf of Marion county. April II, A.D. 1S75. J. C Brush, Atty for Plaintiff. aprl5-3t SnERII'aP SAI.E-By rrtne of a certified copy of a decree tome directed, from the clerk of the Superior Court, Marlon county, Indiana, in a cause where in The Creensburg Limestone Com piny Is plain tiff, sna Norbert valin et al. are defendants, requiring me to make the sum of six hun dred and hlxteen dollars and thirty ' ree cents, with intc-est on said decree and cost, I will expose at public sale, to the hljUest bidder, on SATURÜ AY, the Sth day of May, A. D. 1875, between the honrs of 10 o'clock a. v. and 4 o'clock p. v. of said day, at ihedtxir of the court House of Marion county, ludUns, tbe tents and proßts for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following real estate, to-wii: Lot nrmbered. four M), In Lockwood A Me Clain's routbeast addition to the cl.y of Indian apolis, Marlon county, ludiaua. If such reutsand profits wjn net sell Jor a sud den t sum to satisfy said davrea. Interests and costs, I will, at the fame time and r-ls.ee. expaie to publ'.Q sale tbe fee simp e or t-aid real es tate, ort much thereof as inav be sumcientto discharge said decree, interests a id costs. Said srJe will be male without any relief whatever from va' nation or appraisement laws- ALBERT KE1SSNER, sheriff of Marion county. April 14, A. D. 1S73. M. O. MciaAix, Atty. for Plaintiff. a prli-St SHERIFF'S SAXE. By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me direct. d, from the clerk of the Suptrtor Court or Marion county. Indiana, m a cause wherein derneos Vonnegut Is plaintiTand Mry J. Buckles er al. sre de fendants, vequirinx me to make the iura or one hundred and sixteen dollars aud thlrty nvecentswlih in'.erest on said decree snd erwt, 1 will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the Sth day of May, A. D. 1S73, between the lion i of 11 o'clock x. and 4 o'clock y. M.of said day.at the door i theCvurt Uonsoof Marion c3ony, indiana.lhe rents and profits for a term not exceoitn eveu years, of tbe following real estate, to-wlt : Lot n'.imher three hundred nnd twrnty-two (?.). in .W. -I I Uvis ' rvuar t.rove aJdnion to ths city of Indianapolis, ilarun Ct.ua y, Indi ana. Ifsnc'.i rents an prJ! vüt rtrt se'l for a 6U'.Hcie!ttsum to s-lis:y si'.d ret-ee, Interests and costs, 1 will, at ibe s'.u.ij time atd ple, expos? to public sale the tee ump'eoi oafd rial estate, or so much thereof as may t. t-cfhcUnt to discharge said decree, in;ercsn ud costs. Vaid sale will he made without any relief whatever from valuation orxptiaimentlaws. ALBERT KEISS NKR. fcbeiiffof Mar:on county. ApiR 14, A.D.U75. IlEi, Dailkv, Atty. for Plaintiff. aprlS-at