The Estray Laws,
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We notice of our contemporaries are dissatis-
fed with the provision of the estray laws, which
requires publication be made at indianapolis, and
copy of the paper containing the notice, TO be sent to
every county clerks Office in the State There be
no other reason for changing the Of publica
tion than selfish one, for if the notice were
published in the county where the estray was taken
up and the paper sent TO every clerks Office in the
State-the facilities TO the for finding his pro-
periy would be the same. As remarked by the
Sentinel, some time since, "COuniry Offices have
hard time of it,, and if any patronage could be given
them, without injury 10 the end required, we should
like to get slice-but question whether change
such as is required, would be TO the advantage of
country papers. If the price allowed for publishing
estay notices is enough TO pay for the publication,
and for the extra papers. should like TO see the
law changed-but if the price is no more than for
other legal notices, change in the law would be
any advantage TO country papers, and would deprive
the State paper OF a source of sOme revenue. Tae
end would be attained, unless the paper pub


fishing the notice, sent copy to each clerks Office in
the State-and this could not be done by country pa
pers, cheap it could by paper of large circua-
ton. We have not seen the question considered in
any other light than Of interest to country pub
lishers and such, would rather the law should
remain as it is.-Grant County Dem, Oct. II.