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Jones Robert J, T ... Raybum William,
Stoner John, 66
Wood Miles F,
Byers J, Sumption Prairie
Young W M,
Smith T J, Sparksville
Blasdel WVm H,
McDaniel Bryan, Tyne:
Johnson John W, Sparta
Kneiss James H,
Wood Hosea,
Simon Charles,
Cloin George W,
Hough Thos, Spartanburg
Nolling C A,
Switz City | Falls Perry W,
Groves James M, Spearsville
Hutson Ambrose A,
Callendar A,
Syracuse
Little Isaac,
Cooper John J, Spencer Keefer Henry,
Culmer Jethro C, 66
Ray Geo M,
Barney G, Spencerville | Streiby Andrew,
Henderson John M1,
Hanawalt Austin, Talbot
Bell Samuel R,
Shull Jonathan, 66
Rucker Wyatt, Tampico
Lambert Abraham,
Butler Joseph, Spiceland Smith James M,
Goddard O, Spring Hill
Chambers J A, Taylorsville Harris J G,
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Beahm Wm, Union
Benedict Lemuel, Springport
Jordan J M,
Brandis Wm,
Richards George, Springville Voss Lorenzo D, 66
Hubbs David R, Tell City
Hammond Franklin,
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Cartmill C W, Spurgeon
Ludwig Henry, 66
Cochran Wm, Templeton 66
Martin W H, Stamper'sCreek
Beddow B T,
Terre Haute
Stinson Berroni,
Cookerly Grafton F,
Hazzard John W,
Stoner John F, Valley
Wright Thomas M, Star
Miller Adam H, Star City | Goodman M T,
Stewart Comfort G,
Kellie Wm,
Meyer Fred J,
Richarts Leonard, State Line
Otey George W, 66
DeCrow J b, Valp.
Bailey John M, Staunton
Ryan John N,
Dunning John,
Davis Joseph, 66
Schoewehl Marcus,
Fear John A,
Gillespie Napoleon B, «
Sparks Abraham,
Kimball Harry,
Lucas John M,
Stemwehl Jacob,
Peoples Jacob, 6.
Surber Henry, 66
Thomas Alexander,
Robinson Morris M,
Duckworth John, Stendal
Woolsey Temple,
Walker James B, 66
Windle Temple, Corey Joseph D, Van I .. Forshell Robert D,
Edwards E, Stewartsville Baldock John H, Stilesville Blue Henry C, 66
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Beeber George W, Tiosa
Coats Lorenzo D, Van Phillips Wm, 6
Campbell John,
Loder Charles C,
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Moore Jesse B,
Walden Lewis W, Stinesville
Curnett James M, Tipton
Hobson Wm, Vale:
Thomas James P, 6
Boden John, Veede :.
Groves Q K, Tobin's Port :
Nagel Charles, Tolleston
Gossett Barney, Toll Gate
Hagins Wm B, Bell V D, Vera :
Finley I D, Strawtown
Lee David, . Sugar Branch
Bone John, Sugar Creek :
Kingery Geo,
McCoy John, Sugar Grove
Blue Perry H, Sullivan
Slack Reason W, Trafalgar Tearman Thompson, Miller Samuel, Transitville
Pickett Ira B,
Richardson Amon, .
McConnell Andrew,
Maudlin Wm,
Bennett Roswell M,
Shrode I N, Spring Station
Wirner HI H,
Linard Daniel J,
Sanders R M,
66 Teetersburg
Broch G N, Union
Kirkham George, 66
Taylor Mark,
Isley Jacob P,
Lynch John, Pugh Alfred, Patterson James, Urme Grimes Jesse C,
Wolf Allen,
Davis Edward,
Denehil L B,
Trotter Hamilton, Durham Harrison, Va'
Waddle Doctor B,
Barker John C, Thorntown
Leavell Henry,
Busick Wm, Va !.
McAnench Elisha, 66
Cooper J H, Tippecanoetown
Rinehart David, Stockwell Mc Williams Nelson, Straughn's Station Van Landingham Lee, "
Kerns Wm F, - Toronto !
Reed John C, Traders' Point Smith Amos,
Engeler Frederick,
French B F, Chandler Stephen, Ver.
Pearson W R, Thomas Joseph T, Allen W, Trinity
Edleman R J, Sulphur Springs
Cox Boone, Gresham Simon P, Jeter James N, @ Eiden Mathias,
Craig Aaron B, South West
Emerson Milton B, South Whitley
Morris N C, Summitville
Davis J W, Turman'y HIill Thomas, Twe ...
Ward Azon, 66
Kramer George A, Spades
Damm Jason,
Sunman Swan Shaffer R S,
Woody Jehu H, Sylvania
Lee Thomas M,
O'Neill Calvin,
Oliphant W A, Ball Uriah, Uni . ..
Myers John,
Dice Franklin, Van Fleet Samuel, ..
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Dufour Perret,
Vevay
Sage P S, Hoagland M E M,
Vienna
Dunn John A, Vincennes
Heidenrich Charles,
Jackson Wm H, €
Berry George,
McClure Samuel T,
Butts Thos S,
Wawaka
Massey John H,
Green Charles K,
Somes Henry V,
Miller F H, Waymansville
Goeiner Geo,
Vistula
Christian John, Waynesville Summers J S, Cord Wm J, Waynetown
Tunis Joseph, Hickman S J, Winchester
Ferry Alanson P,
Hays R T,
Lewis C L, Patty A H,
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Russell Wm L,
Fox Arvine W, Wea
Reed Nathan, Barrow Jacob, Windfall
Cox Benjamin, Cox David C,
Wadesville
Cairns John, Weisburg
Luther George J, 66 Chase George H,
Cloud Wm C, Westfield
Gifford Absalom, Huston Samuel C,
Eyer Jeremiah, Wakarusa
Rippe A D,
Harrington Samuel C, “
Inks John S,
Lewis Thaddeus D, Waldron
Cook John W, Westland
Corner G W, Walkerton
Newlin David,
Nicolas S J,
Roderick Daniel J,
Smith Charles,
Helvie Lewis K,
Stevenson Amos H,
Jones Robinson B,
Shepherd A M,
Goodrick Louis A,
McCrary Hugh P, Wallace
Thomas George V, Jackson Thomas P, Walnut Gehies N M, Walnut Grove Myers Montgomery, Benson Alexander, Walton Chapalier Thomas,
Aker Vroman, Wanatah
Blim Gilbert,
Campbell Alex B,
Thompson Geo L,
Brown James,
Wheatland
Domke August, Efner Simon H,
Williams Hamilton,
Young Hannibal, Gott Wm L, Wheeler
Riggs Daniel, .€
Hults John,
Peck David B,
Love Frank,
Braddock M C,
Wheeling
Simons Wm,
Seibert Reuben, 66
Street Benjamin,
Livingston N F, White Hall Boone Amazon, Whiteland
Hayworth George W, " Reeves Lemuel M,
Rose Edward, Bates Andrew J, Warsaw
Ferry John,
Frasier Stanfield B, 6.6
Haddex John,
Shaffer James M, Wild Cat Meredith J, Williamsburgh Wooley Milton M, 66
Tuttle John, Becker Philip, Yorkville
Cameron G, £ Williamsport
Copeland John R,
Meredith Burrell T,
Pilcher J E,
Wicklifee M, Zanesville
Zenas
Beard Jefferson D, Butt John,
Frager Jacob I, 66 House James,
Smith Oliver P, Huber Tiry, Wilmot
Walker Eli,
Longfellow David I,
Waterman Waveland
Agnew Wm W, Winamac
Carter Wm E, Conn John M, Doyle John, Hulse John D, Jenkins Levi B, Messerly Christian, Rarick Hiram, Raver Charles N,
Stewart George H,
Marshall Columbus W, Volga Ambers Robert, Wabash
McGuire Sidney,
Henderson Milton,
Herrmann John, 66
Strader W W, Wailsboro
Cook Jesse, Bullington W W, West Fork Hawkins Wm D, West Franklin
Dick Jacob, Windsor
Nichols George A, Winfield Williams George, Chesser William, Winslow
Davis David S,
Howard John P,
Dewent Wm M, Winterroud Forney John W, Wolcott
Moore Ambrose, Nicholson John C,
Wolcott Ebenezer G, “
Starkey Thomas, Wolcottville Knopp Joseph, Wolf Lake Steward Virgil A,
Haworth John D,
Weaver C H, West Point
Robbins Wm F, West Port
Reynolds Wm, Westville
North John, Allison John F, Worthington Baker Henry, Beck Edward,
Dorrough John, 66 Laffoon Anthony P,
Williams George,
Good John A, Warren
Smith Simon B, Worthington Crossing
Ruble John, Wright's Corner True Russell, Eward John W, Xenia
Warren Center
Garrett Joseph, Warrington Reeves Benjamin F, "
Farmer Charles,
Kinnaman J M, Whitestown Addleman B W, Whitewater Sturm David H, Wickliffe
Day BenjaminF, Yankeetown Gundum Larry, York Centre Newhouse Jas L, Yorktown Reynolds James"D, 66
Terry John, Clark Richard M, Washington Feagans Peter,
Beck S J, Young America Lomax Cyrus, Young's Creek Boyll Henry, Youngstown
Barker M P, Waterloo Swisher John, Willis Sidney A, Dunean James, Wilmington
Ramy Alfred S, Alford John T, Baird Ratliff,
Zionsville
66 Loughrun Noah, Neal Thomas, Zulu
Tyner Elijah, 66 Briggs Joel, West Lebanon
Kimball S W, Wallen
Chappell Wm, West Liberty Ramseyer Silas D, West Middleton Compton D W, West Newton Dewees Isaac B,
Foster Edward, Woodburn
Chamberlain Charles,
Warm James, Davis Simon C, Detrick Wm A, Rhodes Wm F, Armstrong J, Waverly
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INDIANA COLLECTION LAWS.
INDIANA COLLECTION LAWS.
Actions .- Must be brought in the name of the real party, in interest. The disti .. tween actions at law and suits in equity is abolished, and a single form denominated a en is substituted.
Arrest .-- No imprisonment for debt except in cases of frand.
Attachment .-- May issue upon proper affidavit and bond when action is for the re money in the following cases: (1) Where a defendant is a foreign corporation, or & no. of the State; or, (2) Where a defendant is secretly leaving, or bas left the State, with. : defraud creditors ; or, (3) so conceals himself that summons can not be served upon h. is removing, or is about to remove his property, subject to execution, or a material par out of the State, not leaving enough to satisfy plaintiff's claim ; or, () has sold, con. otherwise disposed of bis property, subject to execution ; or sunered, or permitted . with the fraudulent intent to cheat, hinder, or delay his creditors ; or, (C) is about to s !! or otherwise dispose of his property, subject to exeention, with such intent. But 20 30 sball issue where the plaintiff and principal defendent are both non-residents, and i sought to be reached is the personal earnings or wages due or owing to the principal are from any person or corporation doing business in the State.
Chatted Mortgage -- Where mortgager retains possession, must be recorded within. . in Recorder's office of county where mortgager resides to be valid.
Commercial Paper .- See Notes and Bills.
Corporations .- Are organized under general laws. The only personal liability holders of manufacturing and mining corporations is to pay the amount of stock sabe. them respectively, except that such stockholders are individually liable for all deb:s . owing laborers, servants, apprentices and emploves for services rendered such com (Laws Special Session 1575, p 23.) By Act of March 13, IST, it is provided that the end any corporation doing business in this State, whether organized under the laws of ti .: otherwise, shall be entitled to have a lion upon the corporate property and earnings of : . poration for all work and labor done therefor. Said hen to be prior to any and all liens or acquired subsequent to the date of such employment, except that when any person, e! an employe shall acquire a lien upon the corporate property, and such lien shall remain : of record for 60 days in any county in this State where such corporation is located or dei iness, and no lien shall have been acquired by any employe of such corporation dure period, then such lien shall have priority over the lien of the employes, also, except any purchase money. To acquire such lien the employe must have a notice of his intention to recorded in the Recorder's office of the county where the corporation is located or doing b ... The hen must be enforced within 6 months after acquiring it, or if a credit is given, from tion of credit. (Law Special Session 1877, p 27.)
Dower .- Tenancies by the courtesy and in dower are abolished. If a husband die t. . intestato, leaving a widow, one third of his real estate shall descend to her in fee simple, free ! demands of creditors: Provided, That where the real estate exceeds in value $10,000, the shall have one-fourth only, and where it exceeds in value $20,000, one-fifth only as against t !. itors. If a wife die testate or intestate, leaving a widower, one third of her real estate scend to him, subject, however. to its proportion of the debts of the wife contracted bele! riage. By the act of March 11th, 1875, it is provided that the wife shall be entitled to one-i fee simple of real property owned by the husband and sold at judicial sales on judgments .... after the taking effect of said act (Aug. 25, 1875), where it is not ordered in said judemiete her interest shall be sold or barreo, whenever the title to such real property shall become . in the purchaser, his heirs or assigns, by virtue of such sales, except that when such sale of amount to more than 820, 000, she shall only be entitled to such interests in $20, 000 of the sex
Evidence .- Parties in interest of equal competency with other witnesses; husband at . can not testify for or against each other. Confidential communications to lawyers, physic ... ministers, made to them in their professional character, are privileged.
Execution .- Lien on personal property, within the county, from the time of going into! of officer, if several are out at the same thing in hands of different officers, first levied has : ence ; and all liens created by the prior delivery of any other execution shall be divestel in of execution first levied.
Exemption .- $000 to resident householders, of any property they may select. The fore provision only applies to debts founded on contract, express or implied, entered into since May 30, 1879, and does not affect any laborer's or mechanic's lien, nor lien for the purchase ! of the real estate exempted. Upon contracts entered into before said date, there is ouly ant: tion of $300. ( As to exemptions in favor of married women, see Married Women.)
Foreign Corporations .- Agents of corporations not incorporated or organized in thi- before entering upon the duties of their agency in the State, shall deposit in the Clerk's onice. county where they propose doing business therefor, the power of attorney, commission, appoir: or other authority under or by virtue of which they act as agents. Said agents shall procath such corporations, and file with the ( Jerk of the Circuit Court of the county where they p doing business before commencing the duties thereof, a duly authenticated order, resolvi other sufficient authority of the Board of Directors, or managers of such corporations, antby the citizens or residents of this State, having a claim or demand against such corporatio: - ing out of any transaction in this State with such agents, to sue for and maintain att act respect to the same in any court of this State of competent jurisdiction, and further author service of process in such action on such agent, to be valid service on such corporation, ami such service shall authorize judgment and all other proceedings against such corporation. foreign corporations shall not enforce in any courts of this State any contracts made by sprents, or persons assuming to act as their agents, before a compliance by sach agents, or ! : acting as such, with the foregoing provisions of law. Any person acting as agent of such cor tions, neglecting or refusing to comply with the foregoing provisions as to agents, shall, the sentinent or indictment, be fined in any sum not less than fifty dollars. The foregoing prov do not apply to persons acting as agents for foreign corporations for a special or terapors !: pose, or for purposes not within the ordinary business of such corporations. The Suprenie ( this State has decided that the foregoing provisions of law do not apply to foreign corporate their agents, engaged wholly in the manufacture, use, or sale of patented articles in this Stad
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Foreign Insurance Companies-Are prohibited from doing business in this State until . gri a jermit from the Auditor of satte. Contracts made by such companies in this State, before , n'a in such permit. are void.
Garnishment,-If at time. or before or after, an order of attachment issues, plaintiff, or some . In his bebait, stall file an and avit that he has good reason to believe that any person (naming ne property of the dstrupfurt in his possession, or under his control, which el of Can tot ich. or that such person is indebted to di pon dant, or bas the controler agency of any projeny. iv .. credits or effects of defendant, & writ of garnishment . hall iste against such person, and .ha !! be accountable to plaintiff for the amount of money, property or credit, in his bandis. er from him to defendant from the time of service of the summons 15 punishment, except that the a. s of all ber ons in the employ of any person or corporation shall be exempt from garnisis- t and proceedings supplemental to extention in the hands of when person or compilation so : ss such employe remains in such employment, not exceeding one month's wages af any OLe
Lirace, Days of .- All commerci -I piper payable in this Stato is entitled to 3 days of grace, it when the third day fille on a holiday. the paper matures the day before.
Holidays .- Sundays, January 19. July Ch. December 2in, and any day appointed of rec- ended by the President of the United states. or Goverror et this state ags dus of public fost . intakiziving, shall be holidays within this State for all parposts of frecebitog for payment or Pense for the maturity, protest and giving notice of the disheror of all commercial paper, and .anh piper falling due or maturing on either of said days shall be deomed as Laving ma- cod on the day previoes.
Interest .- By recent act, interest. in obsence of contract as to same, is to be six per cent. Por- · thay agree in writing upon rate but not to exceed cient por rent. If riel er rate than eight - cent. be charged, excess over six per cent. voll and Tecor rale. Future judymens bar v percent. interest, unless contracts upon which judgment was revered Bull lower rate than rate. These rates amply to bew contracts. The provision- Feldtog to contrarts mrade before preert art are as follows : Six percent. ; ten percent. vais on Briten agreement and tay be w in advance Confronts for more than ten per cent., taurinos only as toeto. s. Judgments contracts inede since the 5th of February, fita. bear the same rate of intere-tap to ten for . ascontracts le at the the offendinos : but when no rite is expresso to stoch contract, or etter rate than tell per cent , such jongment shall fear interest at the rate rd six per cent.
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Judgniente .- Of Cirenit and Superior Court, and transcript of indoments from Justies. . . in County Clark's office, lion upin real estate withis the county, with or without the issue .Xecution, ten years; but execution may be had after that time upon motion and alldavi son er nerjee to adverse poity.
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Jurisdiction .- Justice's Courts $3 and ander. Circuit and Superior Courts in all amount:, :. i. contracts plaintiff mit recyver &' or over to cover costs.
Limitations .- Accounts ard unwritten contracts six years ; contracts in writing, judgments urt. of record and for the recovery of ine pesession of real (st. te, 20 years.
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Married Women .- Mas distory of separate personal property as if sole owner, and may rry on business, and enter into contraut with respect thereto : cin net sell Ler real estate or dis- e of saic excont on lease not exceding imre years, or a mortgage to secure the porchase sos. ubless her husband shall join therein ; can make contract to fumprove ter separate real es- "When liable, her separate estate, both real and personal, may be taken on execution, but her sing apparel and articles of adottment purchased hy ber not exceeding in value 0.00. all .Amis to ber of jewelry, ornaments, books. works of art, and other effets for personal or house. : use andother property [other than for purchase morey thereof to the amount of $300 shall pompt from execution. She can not encumber her separate estate avenired by descent, derize, . . It. as a security for the ifelt or linbinty of any person whom cover.
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Minors-Not liable on their contracts, except for necessaries supplied for their support and Mit on.
Notes and Bills,-Promissory notes, parable to onder or bearer, at a bank in thi- State. and :(fexchange, are governed by the Law Merebant. Promissory notes, not payable at a bank, wet to any defense of set-off'maker may have against parep, or any sulsequent holder. accruing or notice of assignment. On last name amies [not payable in bank] ranker must be exhausted or endorser can be sued. Protest not necessary to hold endorsers of such notes, but to hold in masker must be sued at first term of court after maturity, unless he is shown to have been divine at time of such maturity.
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Partnerships-Are generator limited. In & general partnership each member [evript mar- I Women and fainors ; is joindy and severally liable for all the debts of the drm. Limit: partner- & In the transaction of mercantile, mechanical, or manniacturing [hut rot banking or insur- itsiness may be formed by one or more general partners and one or more special parti.e.s. void partners shall contribute to the common stock a specified sum in cush, anil shall not be tur suy debes of the partnership, except for same violation of their rights and duties as spe- Mariners. No such partoer -hip shall be decided to have been formed until all the partners shall .. br nowledge and have recorded in the Recorder's office of the county where their principal " of business is located a certi fonte containing the name or firm under which such partnership Www condneted, the full name and residenve of all general and special partners, aprouni of capi - atributed by cach special partner. the general nature of their Imisiness, and when the partier- tto cominenve and terminate. A copy of said certificate shall be published for six supres- wooks time listely atter sanh registry in a new spaper published in sauf conaty, butif no paper Ished in said county, then in a newspaper of tiss State nearest thereto ; and if such publics- - not made, the partnership shall be defined general. The business shall be conducted by and " batue of the general partners : and if the special partners take part in or allow their names i in the business, they become liable as general partners. Ine capital stock shall not be during the continuance of the partnership.
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Redemption,-B.si estate sold on execution or decree may be redeemed within one year of sale by payment of amount for which it was sold, with ten per cent. thereon from
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Heistry Lows .- Deeds and mortgages of real estate must be recorded within 45 days. If fordted. good as between parti . thereto, but nis as against innocent parties acquiring in- Her their execution. and before the tetusi recording thereof.
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sideration of marriage; or, (1) upon any contract for the sale of lands; or. [5] upon any a) that is not to be performed within one year from the making therest, male . the proigne .. or agreement upon which such action shall be brought, or some memorandum of note therent be in writing, and signed by the party to be charged therewith, or by some porcon tiens him lawfully authorized, excepting leases not exceeding three years. The consideration. . be expressed therein. Part performance of such agreements takes them out of operation. statute. No action shall be maintained to charge any person by reason of any representan :. concerning the character, conduct, credit, ability, trade, or dealings of any other person, i .. same is in writing, and signed by the party to be charged. No contract for the sale of the price of $50 or more shall be valid, unless the purchaser shall receive part of such projom give some thing in earnest to bind the bargain or in part payment, unless some note of the .. dum thereof is in writing and signed by the party to be charged.
Stay of Execution .- May be had by giving one or more sufficient frecholl sure .. higher courts, 20 days on Judgments of $s or under ; over gs and not exceeding ste, og da. .. $12 and not exceeding $20, 90 days; and up to $ 10. 190 days; over $10 and up to : 10. 156 2. days in all sumsover $100. In Justice's Courts substantially same, except that Ho days an on all suis over $75.
Valuation and Appvaisment Lawy .- Contracts waiving relief from are valid, and ments are rendered thereon to be so enforced.
Voluntary Assignments .- Any debtor or debtors in embarrassed or failing circums may make a general assignment of all his or their property, in trust for the benefit of his or bona fide creditors.
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For Towns not in this List, see Index to Names Received too Late for Regular Insertion.
In the following section of the work, the cities, villages and post-offices of Indiana, are arranged in alphabetical order, and a description is given of each place, with an alphabetical list of all persons doing business therein. In all the larger places the names have been procured by personal canvass, but in the einaller they have been furnished by postmasters. Great care has been taken to ensure correctness as well as completeness.
AARON. Located in Pleasant town- ship, Switzerland county, is a village of 40 inhabitants, 12 miles northwest of Ve- vay, the county seat, and usual shipping point. Bear creek furnishes water power for a saw mill. The place has a Methodist church and district school. Mail daily. C. G. Adams, postmaster,
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