Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 48, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1875 — Page 5

THK INDIANA STaTK iNTINKL THURSDAY, JULY -22 1875

THE STATE AT LARGE.

KEFLEX OF THE INDIANA PRESS. ALLEN COCSTY. The Fort Wayre Gazttte states that a jcucg wciadu -who resided in Ohio, and wiiwe fond and doting parents bave done everything that wealth coald to afford her i;i the advantages ot an education, was seduced while atlendini? a eeminary, and was induced bv her soducer to come toour city. Aitr the parties remained here a few days she was deserted", as might have been ex-r-ected, and thrown upon the "cold charities of an unlrieudly world." The "found" a new "triecd," who induced her to enter a infamous homo, where her ruin is already .t redemption. FLOYD COCJirY. The Ledger sajs that aboat lour miles Jrorii New Albany the lightning struck and shattered ;welvo telegraph poles. "ear whra. the fia3h struck a lady was stunned, -atiTaTsoy knocked Insensible. James M. Hester, the son ot Mrs. J. A. Robinson, eight years of age, was drowned Fridav afternoon. While attempting to jump "from a barje he fell in and the Ohio swallowed him. JOENSOM COOSTY. The E'liclmrg Courier has a level head sura. It says: W-3 rtrd the Sentinel by ail odds the very best newspaper in the si ate. The Courier learns that the Christian -Cburcb, near the loll Rate, on the direct road to Fraoklic, and about four miles from Kdinburjr. was entered on Saturday night last and robbed of a fine Bible which cost 15, and a portion of the communion service. And also another church our miles beyond, on the same rod, was broken iDto and robbed of a Bible and a lot ot school boons. Both deeds were likely done by the same party. LA PORTE COUISTT. The Michigan City enterprise thinks the L., N.A.AC, railroad will keep pegsiog away at their sand ridge until the sand dunes are leveled clean thro' to the lake, glviEg it a magnificent lake and -river frontage and pning up a splendid view of the city lakeward aud of the lake cityward. On comple tiou ot the breakwater, this and the I., P. it C. roads will Lave, in winter, a smooth fiity are water held tor their ice crop. MIAMI COUNTY. Peru has a manufactory of bagging, which will use all the ihr' fiber which can be had. If farmers would learn how to take proper care ot the flaw straw the profits ot that crop would be largely incroasad. Such a factory as that at Paru ii th kind ot i ndustry that tiaserves encouragement. PERRY COUNTY. The Caanelton Eaquirer gives an episode of the late flood that is worth reading. It re.tlly looked pretty equally for the worshippers: The scene that took place at Oil Creek Chapel can not be properly described. There being at the time a congrestian gathered lor the purpose of listening to a funeral dweouT39 by the Rev. John Collins, consequently the number was lareer than otherwise would have been. The text had jsc-irccly been announced when the rain commenced, and as the church house Is situated on an island and on low ground, before the discourse was fairly prefaced the cbanceaof ecaie for the time cad passed, but none supposed that any serious trouble was at hand, but in a few moments hordes that were tied on low lauds were mid sides. The seriEoa was prematurely and informally closed, uin started for the relief ot tbeir horses ani to take care ol their wagons, the water rising at the rt.te of six inches per minute. The most serious case was that of Mr. John C. Eis ry, whoso hordes and wagon stood on very low groucd and before he could hitch his horses to the wagon he was waist deep in water, his vagon almost ready to move off. There being a high spot in front cf the church door, many thought to save their horses acd wagons there, while oth era. and perbsps the wiser, thought best to uwiui across the south branch of the creek and take refug? in Mr. Walker's field. The women and children being left to take their chances in the house, which is three fefct above the level ot the ground, in ten minutes those that were holdisg horses in thj church yard were standing in from thirty inches to taiee faet of water, and the drifting logs passing and jimxning t horses till the poor animals Had a!mot-t become iurious, and some seemed determined to risk their chances in the stronger current by swimming. Those who had gone Into the field gradually retreated before the advancing water until they wsre almost a quarter ol a mile from tha church. The water was getting on the aor whn the rain ceased, and in a littl-i while bOise of the most venturesome ciosstd out of the iail made by water. Alter a c julinement of atout four hours all were able fo escape and no lives lost, but all seriously irizhteced. SULLIVAN COUNTY. . The Union say: The contract for building the road from this place to Switz City, on the I. A V. roiid, has been let to a reap nsible firm, who are able to build the road. The papers hf.ve been signed by the parties and put upon record. SWITZERLAND COUNTY. At Vevay a little girl was found last week abandoned ty parties who Beena to have stolen th9 chili. She gave as her name, Maggie Flan eery, and said that her father's name was Martin Flannery, who lived near the foundry cn Front street .in Newport.Ky., and that sh) had a step mother and did not live with her fither but with a man namad Lew Barbar, and that she was nine rears ol age. Uer lather was sent for and said she hd been lost for over two weeks. "There is some mystery about the matter. fPEXCBR COUNTY. The Rocknort Democrat, giving an ac count of the late flood, says: Reports from the vicinitv of Pigeon bottoms, inform U3 that the seen 3 in that locality Monday and Tuesday beggar description. The lands bdiug very low, were soon inundated, houses and cabins near the creek was almost bud merged, and the wildest c jnsternttbn prevailed. Reports aay many people were taken from their houses on rafts, wolle others escaped a best they could. A man and his wifa are missing, and it is generally believed thai they were lost amia tae maa water?, in attempting to escape to the high land?. The fences along the creek and tor -quite a distance around were torn down, and in some puces swept away. VANDERBURGH COUNTY. A little bile of clothes on the bank of P.gf on Creek told the story ot Willie Burns who went in to name ana to uie. Evansvillo is in a stew for a city school superintendent to succeed Prof. Gow, lately resigned. The Courier Ditches in for its can id ate as thouffh it were a civil office to be decided by i. popular election. . VIOO COUNTY. Dr. John R. Cunningham, who has lived inTerre Hinte forty years, was burled on Sunday last. The Journal aays: Dr. Cun ülEsham was a rplendid represontatiye cf

beelegattold gentlemen who lived alons the banks of the James river half a century fcgo. He would be m-tbiig but one of theae, and nerhar.s could not if he would. lie saw

it row up aroua.l mu ten iiouri-nmz young , city, but woaJd have been happier bud it re- j maiuedaslt was lu tue go-a oiu aays t-i forty years ago. He died rich, because such men never remain poor. Perhaps no man ever did loss wronz who lived so many yeir, and .but few have passed througn a lilt with les-i excitement or cause of trouble. DONALDSON'S DOOM. THE QUERY STILL UNSOLVED. KO NEWS CONJECTURES AND SURMISES THE SEARCH FOR THE BODIES VIEWS OF PROF. KINO BELIEF OF THE SIGNAL SERV1CK PEOPLE. The fate of Donaldson and Grimwood still absorb the attention of Chicago. In the absence of any definite news, the following Irons the Chicago Tribune of yesterday, will be of interest: Moment by moment, minutes lengthen Into hours, hours into days, and the days ore hurrying rapidly onward to complete the week, and yet no tidings are heard from the missing balloonist. Where they are, dead or alive, Is a matter of the merest conjecture. It can not be said that they are dead until some definite information to that effect is made known. There have been so many hair breadth escapes and withal so many fatal accident from balloon ascensions that one hardly knows which side of the case looks most probable. When one reads such escapes as that made by Mr. Haddock and Prof. Da la Mountain, where the aeronaut lacatd in an immense lorest in Canada, and were not heard from for two week?, it seems hard to refu-e Messrs. Donaldson and Grimwood the same chances and hopes of survival that Messrs. Haddock and De la Mountain proved possible, and even probable, under conditions ot the atmosphere not at all dissimilar to those of the latal night, if such it may be called. They were supposed to have been provided with inflated life-preserving vests, and if they were dropped into the lake from no great altitude they might have survived the storm. Possibilities in this direction seetred stretched the farthest pgilble limit by the recovery of a boy who had floated for fiity hours in the lake supported by a mere board, an account ot which was published in yesterday's Tribune. Here again it may be found impossible by many to give tbe balloonists up for lost, rbeu such a miraculous occurrence trans pires under precisely the same cirenmmancfg, the fierce squall included. The aeronauts, it provided with these vests, were infinitely more safe in tha water thau was this unfortunate boy ou Lis plank. But THE CHANCES for any such survival are infinitely small, and the chances that they are deep in Lake Michigan are as infinitely greater in proportion. The balloon carried 900 pounds of sand, an amount eufllciect to give the aeroPint a large control of his balloon, so far as altitude was concerned. The barometer wa excrediDtrly low shortly after the time that the balloon started from the earth, lower, iu ftct, than it has been lor a long lime in this city, a is instanced by the United States signal office returns. Thi? indicated an unusually heavy atmosphere, under which circumstances the balloon would have risen proportionately h gher than if the attuo.1-l.er0 was clear. It has been stated that under these circumstances the balloon would have gathertd hundreds ot pounds of moisture added to its weight so materially as to Sbriously impede it. liut previous to the occasion the billoonhad re.-ted .'or nearly sixty hours in tbe open air, brcides making one trip. During tJv.a tiui9 it would and must havo gathered about as much moist ure as it was possible to carry. About the only additional that couldsettle uiK-n it was that wtlch wonld gather on the outer surface already heavily moif-tened ou its inuer tide. In ihe event of a rain it might have gathered considerable weigh r, but certainly not enough to overcome tbe amount of eand it carried, which could be thrown out et pleasure. Besides all these advantages there remained the valve-rope, bv pulling which a su tlicient amount ot gas could have been liberated to enable the balloon to reach the earth in a very short time. This last woold afford Donaldsou very little consolation, however, as his sole object must have been to get above the storm, if he were alive when bat approached. If the balloon was can got n tne storm, an nope must end lor tbe re covery of the occupants. Though the bal loon might have withstood the cale, it was a most attraotivo object for the lightning to strike in tbe fierce eclectric battle of teat night. II such is the late of the af ronauts, it i v?.in to hope lor tho recovery even of their bodies. They would never know what had befallen them, and no cne ele could tver find out. Their prolonged absence had made sure but two facts one is A DIM POSSIBILITY OF LIFE, and the other a horrible death, with naught to toll the passing souls save tho wild, restes3 waves of Lake ML-higm. Itisnefdless to refer to the excitement that pre vailed in ibis city and in other places da rng the last few days. There is not a family who does not feel almost as if it were the peril of one of their own number. Their sympathies are all aroused, and every man, woman and cmid is on tue lookout for something concerning the balloon. For young Mr. Grimwood, the sadness is striking. A morn ing paper yesterday stated that his parents were in the city. The facts are that tbe young man's mother is in so exceedingly feeble healtn that tbe has not yet been ap prised of the loss ol her favorite eon. Tn family are at their home in Indiana, and a sadder or more mournful family it would be indeed hard to nnd. in connection with the report of Cant. Qaavle, ol the Presto, having seen a body off Grand Uaven, It Is necessary to refer back to tbe suicide of D. K. Albright, off the steamer Muskegon, when 20 miles off Grand Haven, on the morning of tbe 4ch of July. He was a large, fleshy man, and it was just about time for his body to come to the surlace.and bis it possibly is. .besides the reward ol 1500 offered by Barnum's manager, Mr. Coup, for the recovery of either of the bod les, outside parties have augmented tbe sum considerably. The proprietors of tbe Kvenirg Journal, who have taken an unusual In terest in the matter on account of their mis sing employe, yesterday received the fol lowing from Mr. KINO, THE AERONAUT: Cleveland. O., J nly 19, 1875. To the Chi cago Evening Journal: If your citizens are raising funds, to Institute search for Prof. Donaldson and bis companion, put me down for $100 and draw on me at sight. Samuel A. Kino, Aeronaut. The Journal has added 100 to this amount Mr. King also telegraphed the same paper as follows: It is my opinion that Donaldson and Grimwood have reached tbe woods of Mich igan, on the lake shore, and that they will follow the coast in tbeir efforts to extricate themselves. Send a tux to cruise along tbe shore, as it may be the means of saving them from starvation. Spare no ineans to save tbe lives ot the men, and believe nothing of the stories told of intentional absence for the purpose of creating a sensation. Samuel A. Kxsa, Aeronaut. ' The Journal also applied for a tug to go out

THE WEALTH

ASSESSMENT OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY. THE FOLLOWING TABLK GIVES THE ASSESSMENT OF THE REAL, AND PERSONAL PROPERTY OF KACH COUNTY IN TBS 8TATK. AS RKICRMEI) TO TITH BOARD OF fcQCALlZ ATION.

Value of Lands and Improvements.

COUNTIES. Adams Allen Hartbolomew ... Isenton ..... Blackford. Boone Brown . Carroll-. Cass Clarke.. -ity Clinton Crawford-, Iaviess... Dearborn IecHtur... DeKalb , Delaware. ininou .. Elkhart Fayette........... Floyd Fountain F ran ltlln Fulton Gibson....-, Grant ireene Hamilton . Hancock Harrison

2,7l),'tö 8,t H-VAl 4,72..0:U 4.4 5,474 2.4! 8, -8,723 S.073.122 7.272.v7 4,97,ft25 6,151,5

Hendricks .... Henry ......... Howard Huntington. ......... Jacknon Jasper...., Jay., Jefferson .......... .......... MWM.WIIIMW Jennings Johnson., Knox Kosciusko La jr range

5419! 4.4; 1. 575 !

ie ... Laporte.

1.34,130 3.S"Ü,S49 7,6X1,397 4su7: 1.22.1. '73 5 0X1,301 379,4ti0 9,7,W1 6,07S,'K7: 8,-J9A,9:;7 4,676."i; 1,KS,!:K 2,275.".KÖ 8.53VMP 7,131.'2

Lawrence..... Madison Marion -. Marshall.., Martin - Miami . Monroe . , Montgomery Morgan. Ne-,ton. ...-..., Aoble -. , Ohio Orange , Owen I'm ra v... .. ....... Perry like

l.liK8,7l5

2.283,415 3,91,687 4,5-;2,5M 1,730.062 9,401, 24f. 7,214,iyi

Porter .., Posey ..... Pulaski. Patnatn.. Randolph Kipiey.. Kusli...

2,71,0.

co:t..l-, Shelby .. Spencer, wtarte Ht. Joseph... "'tertben

5.63,3;

Sullivan , Switzerland-.. Tippecanoe Tipton L niou .............. Vanderburg.... VerrclHion...-, Vigo Vabash. Warren Warrick ....

39S,5iO 3,r-2,.-S.lli ll,lSj,9.S 3.7T0.-JS;-i ;tjtj,33i

w ashlneton Wayne wens White Whitley Tot I

f432.497.8'-5

Marion county has not yet made her returns. cfnt. in the taxables tince 1873, and the total 50,000,000 les than thosooflS73. The total

are in tbe state 21,S40,35U 17 Bcres of land, Jasper standing at the bead of the list of coin

it-s wiiu o,i.ooi in. olio is iiie smallest county, navire but 54.74-2 7s imo

returus irom Aiarioa are not m it is sale to say that fhe is the r.icho?t county while Stärkt is the poorest, having only f 1,154,705 worth of taxable property of all sort?.' These cr un ties undoubtedly ttanö in the same position in regard to the number of voters of whir-h Starke has only 080. " "'-u

and search for the bodies, and received in reply the following from Capf. Priadiville: 1 jiitvo spnkeu to the superintendent, Mr. Hr;r.on, and he thinks it would be entirely e;e4 to tena a tue to bunt up tne boalts on the lake, for she might look around lor a month or more without being able to dis cover them. It is merely by accident that boats in passing discover anything of that kin-j, lor tbey show but lor a very short dis tance. Ii he thought there was a chance in a thousand of discovering them, he would willingly send a boat out. Very respectfully, M. Prisdivillk. Later the Evening Journal applied to Ad miral Cox, and it is exceedingly probable that the large tug L. B. Johnson will be sent out; to skirt along the shore. If neither ot the bodies are found, there may be s"me h')po of recovering ih3 remains ol the balloon. Unless it was loaded down with sand b4g.4 it would project out of the water enough to carry it slowly before the wind. Tne greai qu6ry regarding the fate ol the balloonisds " still eugrosaees th' Chicago public, and the absence cf determined f3cts seems to render the anxiety still greater. A visit to the cilice of the United States Signal Service Uice yestfrday afternoon resulted in the obtaining of some facta not hitherto published. Maj. KaufTman stated thit the wind on Friday morning at thirty minutes alter 12 o'clocK, when the gale sprang up, was blowing at tbe rate of THIRTY-TWO MILES AN HOUR. The probabilities for the twenty-four hours, beginning at 1 o'CiOck Thursday morning, showed: 'For the lake region, a falling barometer, southeast to southwest winds, warm and increasingly cloudy weather, and rain areas." Major Kauffjaan took an observation just before the storm began, and also tested the velocity of tbe wind when gjle began. In answer to inquiries, he stated that the wind often blew on Mt. Washington and Pike's Peak at the rate of forty miles an hour, and ninety miles wat the greatest velocity. The speed of a hurricane is SO and 100 miles an hour. The wind on tbe lake the night the balloon went up would probably reach 40 miles an hour, as it bad lees resistance than on shore. The in dications published on Thursday morning and afternoon, previous to the balloon a cension, should bave been examined, and would have been by most aeronauts before a voyage was made. Donaldson, it seems, took no notice of them. From the above observations some deduc tions have been made. It is variously esti mated that Lake MIghigan is from fifty to eigbty miles wide ou the average, and on that basis the calculations following are made: The distance traveled by tbe bailoon. in the event of its continuing a direct fligbt, would be ninety-six miles, if a f peed of thirty-two miles an hour was reached, be tweeu 4:30 and 7:30 P. M., when irknes came on. Tbe gale came on at 12:30 a. m. Friday morning, and therefore eight hours would have elapsed between the hour of the ascension and that time. In the event of a speed of ten miles an hour being reached, tbe ba loon would have bad atnplatime to pass the lake and reach the Michigan shore, if their ca'culations do not extend to a great alti tcde. There are nodates showing the velocity ol the wind at great altitude and balloon i. ti' estimates are only depended npon. The trip from St. Louis to Adam, N. 1., in 18W. was a remarkable one, and .Lake ua tario was crossed in a terrible gale at a rate of speed calculated at 80 miles an hour. AMONG THE BUSINESS MEN. Hearing restored. Oreat Invention. Book Iree. u. J, Wood, Madison, ind.

OF THE STATE.

Average Value of Lands and Valne of Lot and Improvements, Value of Personal Property. Total Value of Taxables. 12.12 ai si 2-.9U fl 16,10f 8,91-,42.3 fi.'ni.HO'i 8,47,425j 1,219,571; 5),0W S",lU2i 1,122. 1 a; 2O.074.4ii 10.731 iS 2,6Si,42; .fc4 2.481! 4,.cj7S,(,7-1; 7 18,034 ' 1.130,9251 2,90,47O( l,4,b71fi J8.34 14.91 8.40,9 71 29.851 3,219,971' 4SI, 78.3 12!3.I7U l,i42,7.V 5. 22.8Ui 21.0ÖI 17Xi 770.22 S.K71.S22: 8r,24j J.i25,034 8,888,(07 4,078,1 6.t)77Jnl 2,M2.2 2Ä7.68I 21.41 20J4 7,004.210 710,910 lOt',9101 3.8 472,1 c 2,87 M5 4,r:jo,5K!! 4,17, 1.W58.506' Wtsi,:':1 4,"tß,S15 1.507.16S ,2.S.7-.29 4,712,5171 15.11 7l!21( 2 OU.iN 1,11' 407 1,017,(97 2.3H7.öl 6,671,160 8,y7,142 21.S ,Wi.S:!l 6,44I,K7 10, :-j.52.9l4 3,107,677 14,2tt.S,!i3 8,047,(yö 19,291,!ti2 8,990,324 8,040,472 4,7,-915 9,821,01 9 9.2!9,!58 ,75.023 lli,10. 8,439,808 440.l6O 1-2,744,01 13,933,120 7,13:J,9;)i 7,4j9!).f 7,3-!2.6!2 3 879.950 5,900,90-3 8.1138,501 3,606.898 11, fi:7.eio 10 293,295 3.631 6S5 7,461,229 6,00l.9o5 11,788,900 ,792,-391 118768 1S.75I 1,459,4101 2.6X9.15 an n: 6.93 970,0031 2 m 3,71,045 S4.7t 1661 7ü(J,h8ö i im uii 2,641,19.3 4,310,77; 2,092.22,': 2,-57.rji 2.5.0s 18.8 &3X.S70 5T8,i.-t"i 3.141. US 13.81 1,222,400 2,991, 55bj 5 8" 5,217 6.272, 4.2:,77l 19.2 1,027,2:. 719,1X5 429.77 2.217,43 12.3U! 2.120,74 2,720.090 S3.2Ü 5lb78i 4S7 !tic. 1.0-23 2,106,1'. 3,336.V7 9.0T 84.W1 4.3 1.280. 07 4,110,54 2I6V22I 21M 1,1 70.1 ri 79'J 679 898.108 20.01 1,913,780 2.0O9 UNO 1,157,04.5 13.36 6.615.U 443 9 2,ieii5i 1,708 Si 11.H 3S6I.U33 104 532 a.445.370 8 9 37.(8 328,744 919,613 2,202,640 828ft5 15.65 3,(4.3,023 18.10 21JJ8 14.411 2,673,10' 300.725 2.72Ö.270 ,932.0i'5 1,9;7,75 17 2,yU8,.360! 23,48.3 2,631,872 13.52 27.18 lrTSi! U74.&S9 768,1.3-3 168,514 1,734,410 7.016,913 2,07O(,7 8,534,137 6.430,115 14,9.'4,718 82256.0(0 5,01 4,K 736,825 1JXM.488 8,877,096 5,94(i,77-l 10 941,891 2,927,559 3,88,4i .Nill.154 75!0,503 2,745,Or4j 14,33 411,797,616 4.091 H 13,2-W 913 1,582,528 13 604,51 6,0. 6.M 7 1,14,76 13,(.48,350 5,2-3,3i-fl 6,388 857 8,979,M8 22,lö7,:ß4 5. V12.420 5.101,8! 23,57,052 5.8X2,161 24,2l,i5 9,81',5C6 7,64 -i.V 6, '4(',74) 5,800,9 in 2;V379,913 8,01 1,41" 6,6.80,30-5 5,070,611 6.91 21.73 U.I J 076.72(J 115,936! t82,190 2.234 ,90-j! 2,lti8,4(ß 1,4V7,2S 599.391 3.7274C58 2,57882 1,384 360 2,233,4:6 6 4,980 1,398, 8 ii 1,8712365' 3,261.529 23.90 13.li) 18 30l 19.52 96 14-i4 25j3 4. 11.24 14.ti 1S.50 .5i: 30 HI 3.9,335 9V4,1M1 22t,37. 202,64 540,261 543.1 829,412 1,919 4421 l;$37,58 1,4 '6.379' 207,485! 928,710 lr9i912 159,718! l,vi,2o; 1,262,123! l!ß,540 9i 678 l,033,i")0i 712,671! 34.6-1I 3,557.700 48t;,ü3i) 073,164; 3Vj 914 S,v-jn,:&4 234,735 19U.615! 10,611, 565 j 31,3S0j 916.5i M -1.S73; 2,34.375. 527.4.! 184,070 4,15t,P15! 481,3-3' 461.410 583,758 8n5,210 3,001.500 25 39 9.63 35.44 320,502 LI, 3,709,h7( ti,613 8,i7,4Hj 8.10 37.5'i7-10 13.b7 ,r!K,tli 2,980,725! 3,:")4,lt! 1,951,230 215.913 )4.2"1 4.81 19 07 o,861t4.3 1,141775 :i.Hj:i,(ciS 4 11111 i:u 18.62 14.3ui KH 31.3SI 16 .31

2.519 9Il! 9,)1, 78' 2.5i7,4K 3.22.X,Höj 4,9M,K10 3,4(ii,KS! 7,K7.3;o!

2,00! 1,075,613 582,624 l,HX,2äÄ 1,682,971.' 7,983,617 1.98' 52 S4.I7 2;.(V3 32.1' 2-1.78 2,i.t3 11 48 6,7:,44i! 2,t3 1,687 1,921,475 1,911,725 1,93' 7.7ol,07(i l,7.3fs,740 4i.-i 1 12 13.03 . 17.65 I 1,879,711 1,355.720 8112.&19.8Ö5I 1216.C12.0; J761.1H-I 3 0 The.se figures show a rtt-. rn ,t taxablea as abeve enumerated will be about nunib(3r ot polls for tho Ktate ix 2ö0 7m Tltre Hummer Is here and great care is reaaired In feeding children. Remember, Ridge's Food is a scientific preparation, and not offered tovou as an experiment. Thousands of physicians are using it. O Mothers, if unable to nurse your babe, do not as a substitute, feed it on cornstarch, arrowroot and all such thin, flatulent slops, bat feed it on Ridge's Food, which contains all the elemenrs ssential to Its developeraent. SHERIFF'S SALES. Sil ERIl'F'S SA I.E. By vlrtne of two executions, tome directed, one irom th of tbe Superior Court of Marion county. Jndirua, ana oneirom me c. em of the Civil Cir.-uit Court of Marlon coanty, Indiana, I will expose at public sale, to tne highest bidder, on SATURDAY the 14th day of August, A.D.18"5 between the honrs of 10 o'clock a. 74. and 4 o'clock p. 7t. of said day. at the aoor of the Court noose 01 .Mai ion county, Indiana, the rents anil proms ior aierm not exceeding seven years of the lollowlng real estaw, 10-wii: Five 151 acres off of the e?st side of the follnw. ing described parcel of re". 1 estate, to wit: That r-nrt ofthewes: half of the southeast quarter th-t lays south of the center of the iNaTlon; It ad In section seven 7 in township fifteen Lioi norm 111 jaDjje mree 3j east, in Marion county, Indiana. Andoa faiiureto realize the full amount of udsment. interest anr, costs. I will, at the Kama and place, expose at publia sa'.e the fee simple ofs-ald real estate. Taken as the property of Joseph Pence, ir.. at the mits of II. ruca V. Smith and Wright, administrator, e:c. Sa'd 8Ie will be made without anv rnf whatever from valuation oraopraiseinentlawa. ALBERT REISSNER. . . Sheriff Marion Jounty. July 21, A.D. 1875. Dye & Harkis, Attyc . for fVffa. Iuly22-St SHERIFF'S ALE. By virtue of an execaHon to me directed, from the clerk of the Huperlor Court of Marlon county, Indiana I will expose at nubile Bale, to Lhe hiirhr hiri. der, on SATURDAY the 14th day of August,A.D.lS75 between the hours ot 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. M. of said day, at the door of the Court uoune 01 aiarion county, iniiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, ol the following real estate, to-wit: The north half of lot four U1 in hinv four. In Drake's addition to th t-itv r anapolis, Marion couuty, Indiana. And on failure to reallza the mil Judgment, lntere-t and costs, I will , at the same uiue uu pia;, expose at puouc sale the fee fdmp.e of said real estate. Taken as Ihe property of Jacob M. Vann and Jane V. Vaughn at the suit of Pinion It.Milicr. Said sale will be made without anv relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT REIS.SNER. . . . heriff Marlon count v. July 21, A. D. 1875. TiwT, Bürss 4 Test, Attys. for Prff. July22-3t 1 JilSIMBUOU'S SAL. The nnrtersfened. administrator of the estaie ot nenry ai. rni.ipy, deceased, will sell at nub mo jo .i ui nugaai, ia. at l.e late residence ot i he de d n iiira mirn.i.in Alrlou couuty, ludiana, all IiU personal propel ty, to-wit: e ue mare and colt, one three yar old colt, one two year old colt, one cow, one sow f nd piss and one large heg, one two-t orse wpgon and harness, farmlD implem uts, household goods and kitchen furniture, one patch of potato s, c ,rn in the held, and other articles too tedious to mention. A credit of six months will be ttiven on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser glviu hl note, with approved security, waiving; valua Urn or appraisement laws. All sumsof throe dollars and nude cash to be paid on tbe day ol ,aie. JOHN COBLE, Administrator.

. Though thi-

AVER'S AGUE CURE I For the speedy relief of

Fver anl Acne. In term II ten t Fever. i:h!!l rever. LVm i f tri t ).v.r rin.nh a i j.. 1 I ..I ... till! 1. . . . . . . i i ur DiMoui rever, eic.anu inaeea ail tne i.rt uuu uica arise irom ma arious, marsh TTTTN. Has been widely used dorinz the II 11 Iast25.vear8, in tbe treatment of 11 - inf eaisiressTngai4easestnd with j V och unvarying success that It has -J-J-V fallible. The shakes, or chills, m once omxen oy 11 do not return. " until the disease is contracted again. Thf4 has made it an accepted remedy " npcvi lie ior luerever anu Ague ol ihe Went, and the Chi. 1 and Fever of thithnnti. Ayer a Ague Cure eradicates tbe noilons puisau irora me system, and leaves the patient at well as before the attack. Itthorouzhlv ex-p-is in disease, bo that no Liver Com pi Int, ..cui.ini, uyweniery or jjeblliiy follow the cure, indeed, where Disorders of I he Liver and Eowels have occurred from Miasmatic Poison, it removes the canse or them and tbev disappear. Not oulr la it an effectual cure. but. If taken rwvo.innanv l,v .-., 1 . . .. , . ' -- .w . j J-.ICUIC cmwu 10 malaria, It will expel the poison and prote-t them from a tack. Travelers and temporary enabled to defy the disease. The Ucneral Ue bility which is so ant to ensue from cont need exposure to Malaria and M:asrn, has no speedier remedy. 1 For Liver complaints It is an exeeTlent eay. Prepared by DÄ. J, 0. AYER & Co,, Lowell, Mass. s PraeUcal and Analytical Chemists. SOLD EY ALL DRUUUIS1N AND DEALERS T T a a i-t,T,i - . LSS i)lIVUlLliSL3. AYER CATHARTIC-PILLS, For all the Purposes of a Family Physic, CURING Costiveress, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion Dysentery, Foal Stomach and Breath, trysirela. Headache. Flics, Rheumatism, Eruptions and Skin Diseases, fciJlous Dropny, Teuer. Tomors ,-jana 11 heum, Worm, - (iout. Xpflrnl jla aen I Hr.. ner Pill and Purifying the Blood, are the moid coreenial nurzatlve vet. perfected. Thetr ff ;ects abUDdamiv t-how how much thev exr-. 1 another pills. They are safe and pleasant to take, but powerful to cure. They purge out the oul hnmoru of the blood; they stimulate tbe slueglsh or disordered Tgan into action: and they impart healih and tone to the whole bepluints of every bo y, but formidable and dsn irerous dieaMes. Mrud, skllltnl Th cirlona mmt vuj.uciiiiicujuicii, ta'iuuui ucfi. ei uz.eus feiio certificates of cures performed and of ereat benn iuc uateuriivru iruiu inese puis, iriey e the safest aud est physic for children, be cause mild as well an effectual. Bein mi?nr coated, they fire eay to tPke: and being purely Trepared by DE. J. C. AYER & 00., Lowell, Mass. Practical end Analytical Chemists. SOLD BY ALL DRUOOISTS AND DEALERS IN A1EDIJ1NES, SHERIFF'S SALES. OIIEltIFt"SNAI.E. By virtue of a certifitd O c..py or a decree to me directed, from the tleik of the Superior Court of Marion county, Indiana, in a cause wherein James II. Ruddell et At nro l.lftintlffu anrl ( ;n.ß t ' i..(..h. . , a-e defendants, requirinu me to tell the severs lotstfcereinandhfc e'maiterdescribedfortheDu poeolmakinaioatofea'.'nof lots mimbered87, 8s, !21 nd 124 tne sura ol one hundred and ume-ty-eeven dollars and sixty-fieven cents and Interest frcm the date of judgment in said muse and out of each lots numbered 90,9', 2. 94 llf, 12. Lt, 122, 132,1.. 134. 133, 14, 137, 138, 13 ind li'l thu tnm Af tn.n ,1. n .1 . -r dollars and sixty-three cents and interest from luruaieuijuusniti in sa a cause, ana out rf each of lots numbered Id, 9ä, 9j, 97, iS. 9. H)ü. 101 1 iJ. llX- 11. IITnn.i IIS tli a ... k . . i - . ' . - ' .ii TrtJ uuuu j eu and fourteen doliars and forty-eignt cents ana Interest ftora thedatecf judgment in said cause, acd out of lot numbered 131 the further sum of one hundred and thirty four dol ars and seventy-six cents, ard the cosH as chargeable s!i'Tlil mch nf Bnid lnts T xv wron ...v,i;.. sale, to the highest t idder, on SATURDAY.'.he ;4hday of August, A D.1S7Ö, between the hours of in nVl-ub- i r . o'clock P. st.of said day, at the uoorof theCosri xiuubc ui luaiiuu uuuiiiy, iiiuiana, tne rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, ot the fjdowing real estate, to-wit: Lotanumbe ed eighty-seven 87, eighty-elht Ss,e'ghty nneSM, ninety 90, ninety-one lid . IlinetV-tWO l"-'L niri.tr.thr IQ-tl i IM, ninety-five tajj.ninety-iiix lae,nlnetyeven Lj. oinoy io;htj, uiDety-nine (ity, one hundied II (', one bundled and one fiiill. one hu n died and two iU2. one hnndied and tbreefKl, one h nndil huiI slitppn IHK) .r.. t, n . i - , . seventeen 117 one hundred änd eighteen MM. jh" uuuuitu niiu uiiiei-ea one hundred .,. mcuij i- j uuuureu Hua twenty-one 11211. fine hundred nr.il lirjrri.t,.... 1 1 . .i ,. hundred and twenty three 123, one hunlred and twenty-four 121 J. one huodrfd andthlrtyr,ne 1131, one hundred and thirty-two IK, one hundred and thirty-ihrte 1.33J. one hundred aud thirty-four 1134, one hunared and tbirty-üve t iuj, uur uuuuiru im iHnj.u I '!, 'DA hundred ana thirty-sevtn 1137, one huudred rind tlilrt V-eittht. fl;-i81 one hnnrfrcri onH ihi.ti 1 and one hundred and forty inj in Steinuciug m ouuuir.siuj rji mg wesi nail or the K. ill t h west, nnortur of iu.Mlnn .n,,. . . . . to wnsMp sixteen 6:,rsn?e lour 4 east, situate f the rents aua profits of any of said lots vHl not KPll for a KllfTlpfPTlt enm tA . , . . i w DC LAO ' J HJfT debt so ctiMTceabie to said lot, with interest and lishunre üi id e coms, i wiu, at the same time and nl o.- Tnntio tr r nKllA cniA t- - ---T f-"--w oaic; tue ltTt3 rilUi Ulf of Fuchlots, or ho much thereof as mav bsu' uctent to pay sucu ueuw, interest and costs. Raid sal will be rdade without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT REISSNER. r , o, 'heriffof Marion county. Jcly 21. A. D. 1875. J V. W. Woollin, jk Atty. for Pl'ffi. JuijVJ St SHERIFF'S SALC.-By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed, from the e'erfc of the uperior tonrtof Marion conntv.Indiana.ln a cause wherein James C. Miller et ai. are plalntlfTs and Nancy L. Furnas et ai. are defendant, requiring me to make the nam of fifteen hundred aud thlrty-foar dollars and fixty-one cents, ana three other inMail ments as provided for In said decree, with Interest on said decree and ci st, 1 will espose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY the 14tb day of AugUBt,A.D.lS73 between the hoars of 10 o'clock A. ji. and i o'clock h. m.. of said day. at the door of the Court House ef Manor, county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding eeven years, oi (hu fnllnu-tni, Mat ActnlA . n J . lite icat cout) J nib. twenty-seven rZ7. twenty-eight W, twenty-nine (W, thirty 3!, thirtyjoe 3l1, thirty-two thirtj-ihree 23J, thlrty-fonr 31 . thirty-flv3Sl.t. irty-slx :n and thirty-$eve.:i 7, in Chambers, Milier Keaton's addition to the town oi Irvington, in Marlon county. InIf such rents and profl's will not sell for a sufficient sum to satUtysatd decree, interests and cttHf, I will, at the same time and place, ex pom; to public sale the fee simple of said real esiate, Ki niiuum niricui I, lit ay IKJ RUIUC'.eni lO UlS oiiarge Mdd decree, interests and costs. hald sale will be made without any relit f whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT REISSNER, V t , o, . -r ,o-e Sheriff of Marion count. July 21, A.D. JS75. Ekadccky, Atty. for pl'fß. July22-3t $50 to $10,000 BtockFrivne8,eand paid (X) per cent profit. "How to do it." A book ou Wall street, sent free. TUMBRIDGE & COBankers, 2 Wall etreet,N,Y,

O copjol a decree romodil from tbe clerk of th a .superior Coat i of Marion county. Indiana, lu a cauve v!ierm J:'ms M. "Craw--OTd 18 piaiuiia andJosenh fn.Tz.ic la Ar.f.A

lU''i' "lei" make tbe Mini of eleven e nts wltn ln.eiest on said decree and co' t, I der.on saIe 10 hl-hest bidSATURDAYtheHlhday of August, A.D.1S75 Zf?11 the hoars or 10 o'clock a. x. and 4 UOIlsnr.Ur nn rnnntr m n... . i . ; j '"'""I ue rem una r, of to-Wil . lilt nnrntuM rm, , . . t,. . 7 , "-J I ij in tne town or Irvmgton, In Marlon county, India ia. '.YtfiJ-timTd prrxpos? yuuug aie tp3 JM simple or said real estk te Or SO mnph thoronf o. w-. Ä I a, , v"'c . ' vj K, mj itrt Huuicient io tllacharge said aecree. interests and cat. TOia saie will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement la ws. ALBERT REIS.SNER, JulvSl. A.I 1VT-, KheriffofM"ion county. R tti:k, W. & R., Attys. for Prff. juh 41 one hundred audTixteen &lSrLl?nS ardon other stsllment as trwAdtdior iA said decree, with interest on ilia decreJ P.n2 bTdder,Won &t ,mblic M,e' to TtfsSS SATURDAY.the 14th day of August A. D.1S75 between the hours of in oviamt . -- . S ISÄnthedof prom 7ör a term io ilnV.n't" .rBdr the following real eMa",wu: en J ' ars of Lot number t SiSJw rcorneV'orXVr .r.IM -""'Jeciion tmrty-flye 3fl of towni uuiaun, If snrh rpnrt ont tu . ... . " --.I j vu 13 win not B4l 1 for A an f ficient smn tn Rfltiaftr CM tV Iur urcosts I will. atThe ÄnTe Um?Sa BSSÄ to public sale the fee simple of said real estau? or so much thereof as may be sufficient to dil charge said decree, Interest land coi! Said sale will be made without any reller whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. AidJUKT REISSNER, Julv 2L A. T. um Hnerlff of Marlon coantyO. h. Maxiove, Atty. for Pl'fT. fnlr "t OHERirFS SALE. By virtne of a certified KJ COOV Ol a decree to clerk of the Superior Äort tf ' MaTion c Snty6 Indiana, in a nu y...v.,uuly. is Plaintiff and ToVT V-Vlf Z V T.eacti " V , Bau "iy-one uoi.ara, with Interest on said decree and cost, I will excosa at pubücsaleto the highest bidder, on SATURDAY,thel4thdayofAo2ust,A.D.lS73 between the hours of 10 o'clock a t j nnd i nmfl . rT'v."-"" y f?a'.aua. e rents ft . - -" u-'i cceeaine seven vrar of the following real estate, to-wit: ..Th!ua8t.alof the northwest quarter of taction three 3, in township rum bei "xfen f W north of ranao thru ri v.p,.rru l,0l If such renU nd profits will not sell for a sufflcoS6?stBIQwiIit0Jfl,,y Said drree- interest and costs. I will, at the rame time and place expose to public sale the fee simple ofsltd'retl estate, or so muca thereof as may be auffielen t to discharge Baid decree, interests and co7ts. Bald sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws, ALBERT REISSNER, July 21. A. D. 1875teberl" of Marion county. Smith, H. a r., Attvs. for riff. july22-St PPLICATIOXI OBIKU OR LICEXSr. Notice is hereby given that 1 will apply to the Foard or County Commissioners of Marlon county, state ol Indiana, a', their regular term. t be besuu and htjld In thecouit house of said coi-niyou the an Mondtyin heplemb-r, 1S75 fr a license tos 11, barter anu giveaway niriU uoas. vinons and ma t intoxicating liquors In a .eH qunti:y than a quart at a time, with the privilege oi allox nj the sime to be drank on the within d scribed premises, for one vear Said premises whereon said liqno's are to 'be syld ai.d oiank are known as ot number five 51 l.i t.qunre number nevun-y-tsie 711. and the building situa'e upon said lot is numbered ninety-live laö, all on South West street, iu the cVy,r,lndi,'nigo;is' towns-hip, county of Marion and st. is of Indiana. Fa TRICK FOLEY. N OTICx: OF AI.niAISTKATIOÄ. Nolle is hf-rchv iA ron Ihot .,.). t a j i in UlluriMJ('U has been appoi-jiei by the Marion Civil ciicnlt Court of Maiion county, Indiana, administrator of the eist te o Henry M. Fhilltpv, late of said couuty, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. JOHN COBLi,," July 21. ls7o. AdmiListrator. TIIS GALfeSOFARABY Are not spicier then the aroma which the fraKraoiKd!.).vr lnscartg to the bream. or lathehtartof the ivorv nut whiter than the teeth that are cleaned daily with that matule8 lluid. c.d GEM'S WANTED "ÄiTÄ?. TUUBIAN'S lor EVER Y-D AY DICTiONARYl I WANTS Contsln-EK ?0 00 II tT.f -TS for EVFJIY7tuxai d EVERYB' DT. One netnt has sold over S.OUO. Agents seeking a first-olass book 'o teil write at oace to F. A. dutctioson k Co., Chicago, 111. A.E!STK. We will prove by teet and our splendid illustrated circulars and extra terras, thit our new book, iltlnbt(j.ea t ife and Exploration and Ist Jonrnwl, outsells any other, o matter wti at von thiDk, write and beeonTirc-d;or,if in baste lo worh. send SI for complete tuint for lt and K fi.nv?.bo k ?ralls- VALLEY FÜBLISUIN( C ..ChfesBo.l'l. QTATE OF INDI ANA, MARION COUNT Y, ss. O James H.McKernan and Simon Yardes vs. Adam R.Miller,J.R. Reaves, a iiiiam m. Fanhih, iRrael 8tou?h, James M. Watts, Gustavns H. V oss, Jese Jones, as administrator of estate of tieorge B. Scribner, deceHsed, Jere. McUrue W H.Thoma, James E. Arnold, A. I). Kretvson, John M. Campbell, Thomas B. Gullifer. Stephen üuliifer, Cas. Byfield, Uaniel Howe, Fabius M. r inch, as administrator of Thomas Woollev deceased. Warren Reed, William ornner, John Wright, Sarah A. Watts, Solomen Hahn, Felix Keeuan, Nathaniel B. Burr, and FwaldO'er as assignee In bankruptcy of William M. Farrish. In the Superior Court of Marion county, in tbe etate of Indiana, 8f ptember Term, 17 i. No. 8.7S2. To foreclose mortgage. Be lt known, that on the Sörh day of December, lt74, the above named pia'ntiffs, by ttelr attorneys, filed in the office of the clerk of the Superior Courtof Marion county, in V: e Statecf Indiana, their complaint against the above named defendants for foreclosure of mortgage, aud on the 14th day of July. 1876, the sa;d plaintiffs filed in said Clerk's office the affidavit of a competent person showing that said defendants, J. R. Heaves. James K. Arnold. John M. Camrbell, Wiillsm bumner and John A'right. are not residents o. the state of Indiana. AoWhewtore, by order of said coait, said defendants last above named are her by iwviüedof ir.e filing and pendency of said complaint egai&st them, and that nnltss they appear and HnNwer, or demur thereto, at the ca'ling ot said CMUH4 on the second day of the t-rin of said court, to be by un and held at the Court Douse, in i he city of Indianapolis, on tbe first Monday ia Septembe , JS7Ö, said camp aint, aud the mat.rs and things therein contained and alleged. in ue ueaia ana aetermined In then abseoce. A IT TJOnwx: fu.i. IIUKK & NlCHOI. and R. .v. Ul ELI.. Attorneys for the Flainttffs rtGFLL sji'S - "HI uy ''4 of kpt. irr no 4 band berT J t't-A; from,., bnd-blwki. u ? t Kra"t f- most übet 'ireiitar II ilia. Its , Mid orkiue paru utMtAiitia.1 a4 pemta Hi ncni kind, be . cciirrlj of tro t.4 tH-l. It it iun.ll we up atvl tartd ( fron noe to lv dava ÖDHa, t H cnrIJr drive by ikmbmi eof oA eTrvllDi to berse power. i cots from in 40ii0 fvM f ittk lumiber per dv. 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