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marked ability as managing editor of an insurance company, but his success as a Chicago journalist is problematicsl. Massachusetts met with a misfortune yesterday. General Bartiett declined the democratic nomination for lieutenant-governor. He was one of the best men in the state and would surely have been elected.
The piano manufacturers are bringing their blandishments to bear on Titjlens to secure her endorsement of their pianos. If there is anything in working the wires all of them will be accommodated as usual.
Marshal MacMahon manages to eke out a miserable existence on $198,000 per annum. If there is anything left after our own poor president is provided for, a little of the nation's bounty might be bestowed on Mac. "The Two Orphans" that McKee Rankin assumed the guardianship of will now have a rest. A Pittsburg judge has granted Shook & Palmer a perpetual injunction against his playing there with them at all. Charles Francis Adams has at last secured a nomination for the presidency. A New Jersey club has conferred that distinction upon him. He had not accepted the nomin-
ation up to a late hour last night that any
body had heard.
The fire engineers are in convention at New York, and strange to say they have not had a knock down and drag out fight yet. If they should meet at a big fire with
their pet machines and in their usual spirits
it would be different.
Nice indictments were returned against three of the parties charged with robbing
the treasury of $47,000. What will the grand
jury do with the rest of the thieves that have been stealing from the treasury? There
are thousands of them left.
The friends of Fisher, the rascally ex-as-
sistant district attorney of Washington, thinking that he would be more kindly
cared for in the lunatic asylum than in the penitentiary, have made application to have
him admitted to the asylum.
"Love is blind" said Miss Mary E. Chaney
the banker's daughter of Sedalia, Missouri.
as she marched up to the altar and allied
her band and fortunes to those of the blind
leader of the town band, despite the stren-
uous opposition of her parents.
Gov. Hendricks has been asked to pardon
Buck McKinney, a convict in the Southern
Prison. McKinney formerly resided in Co-
iumbus in this state, and was convicted of
murder some eighteen years ago, and sentenced to the penitentiary for life.
son, wbo was blown up, instituted suit for damages against the Gas Company. The
trial has just closed, the jury awarding the
lady the sum ot f 12,500. The Boston Gas
Company will enjoy the sympathy of con-
sumers of gas throughout the country on
account of this great misfortune.
STATE NEWS
Sexton is employed as attorney in his be-
half.
SULLIVAN COUNTY.
The body of an infant was found in the
small stream of Buck creek, half a mile west
Positively no Postponement !
A FORTUNE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
LEGALLY AUTHORIZED.
The profound philosopher of the Cincin-
nati Gazette rebukes a blundering murderer for "using cloride of lime instead of quick lime in disposing of the remains" of
his victim, but compliments him for his
adroitness in shooting and burying her. Surely the Gazette man has mistaken his
profession.
Bismarck's daughter, recently married, is
said never to have before left her father for any length of time, being his constant com-
panion. As she is twenty-eight, and experienced in the art of looking after a man, she should be able to take good care of her
husband. But that name must be burden-
some to both.
REFLEX OF THE INDIANA PRESS. ALLEN COUNTY.
.TrJ TVh ; tr , , . I TAT , of SnlllraD, wrapped in garments, and, TpY3i Rift PnnrPrt Agnation a aad death, last Wednesday, in Smithfield fr0m all appearances! bad been in the water -6XaS uOllCen ttSbUUdllUII,
towDnhlp. He was working In the well of two or three days. I Gf Denison. Texas. wlUetvea
Mr. Henry Clark, when the damps seized STEUBEN COUNTY.
him and he was taken out a corpse. Another party came very near meeting with the
same fate. ben county, particularly the eastern part,
CRAWFORD COUNTY. there seems to be an abundance of apples, The corn and potato crops are excellent. We learn that Uncle Winn Powers's orSorghum molasses of good quality is being chard, north of Metz, is completely loaded manufactured. down with fruit. Probably not less than Business is brisker than at any time 5,000 barrels will be shipped from this
.7u. .1 " . . ' 1 county between now and tbe 1st of Novem
within three years. The lumber and barrel
Steuben Republican: In poitions of Steu- Second Grand Gift Concert,
Nov. 30, 1875.
DRAWING POSITIVE
OR MONEY REFUNDED.
Parson Lozier, well known in this city,
has accepted the prohibition nomination for governor of Minnesota which was
tendered him recently, and now
they charge him with raising barley for beer. If the charge is true, to whom can a lost and ruined world turn as a living example of temperance?
trade make Leavenworth lively.
The democrats are looking to the Ohio
election with more than ordinary interest in
Crawford, and are in full sympathy with the Sentinel upon the financial question.
CLINTON COUNTY. The Frankfort Crescent says when the new
elected clerk of Clinton county takes his office, in November, all the county offices of that county will be filled with soldiers-all democrats.
One-third of tbe corn crop in this county is said to have been injured by the frost.
DEARBORN COUNTY.
The change of school books is the princi-
ber.
COULDN'T TAKE A JOKE. THE TEUTON WHO WOULDN'T STAND BY AN SEE HIS HAT WRECKED BY HERMANN OR AN OTHER MAN.
The San Francisco Ledger says: Last
night tbe wonderful Hermann introduced
a little pugilistic novelty into his performance, not supposted to be incorporated in the bill. When the time came to perform the
last trick, the prestidigitator stepped down into the audience and politely negotiated
the loan of a hat. A German sitting in the
orchestra circle politely handed the profes-
sor of magic his new beaver tile. No sooner
A rural postmaster forwarded a postal card to the deal letter office because there were fifteen hundred words written upon it, and he held that the law did not contem-
plate that the cards should carry so big a
message. The postmaster-general returned the postal to the postmaster for delivery, and advised him to eat a few fish.
bad the sligbt-of-hand performer secured the
pal topic of conversation among the people of beaver than he fell upon it, as if by accident, Lawrenceburg. and apparently smashed it all up until it
x- . . , . l0 looked as It Uncle James Landley bad sat lo movement has been made as yet for upon it immediately tbe owner of the bat
Dearborn county to be represented at the sprang up, terribly excited, and began to ex-
soldiers' reunion. postulate. Hermann kept up the delusion
Andrew Warst, an old soldier of Napoleon by tearing the hat all to pieces and throw-
I., who was present at the burning of Mos. ing it about the stage. Here the rage of the
First Capital Gift...$50,000
Second Capital Gift...$25,000
Besides gifts in proportion amounting in all to
$250.000-00 LOWEST GIFT TO A WHOLE TICKET, $50. " COUPON " 10. Price of Whole Ticket $5, which consists of five
$1 coupons.
COUPON TICKETS $1.
Which will entitle the holder to admission to the Grand Concert and to one-fifth of whatever
gift may be awarded to the whole ticket number.
Responsible agents wanted. All orders for tickets sent direct promptly
filled.
Circulars, Papers, etc., giving full particulars,
sent free. In writing, be sure and sign your name, town, county and state in full.
Orders for tickets amounting to $5 and upward
sent C. O. D., if desired.
Address all communications and make all re-
mittances of money to
R. A. COLLINS. Sec'y, Denison, Texas. ORDER TICKETS AT ONCE.
As the Drawing will positively take place Nov.
30, 1875, and but a short time now remains.
The Massachusetts prohibitionists are not any more partial to Rice, the republican candidate for governor, than they are to the cup that cheers. They met yesterday in convention and alter repudiating him, nominated John J. Baker, and in that way will assist in the re-election of Governor Gaston, the democratic candidate and the present in-
"The March of Murderers from the Toombs to the Court House" is the head that the New York Sun artist put over an article describing the arraignment of fifteen persons in the metropolitan courts, all of whom had taken human life. If it would serve to reduce the rate of violent deaths in that wicked city the Sentinel would like to see the Sun reverse the order of the rogues march.
The tramp nuisance has been abruptly abated in Jersey City. All tramps within the corporate limits of that city were required to work upon public improvement and were cared for by the municipality. Can't that plan be put in practice here?
Lynchburg, Va., is congratulating herself that Chief Justice Waite is holding court there.He must be a mild judge compared with teh native judiciary, if there is anything in the name of the place to indicate the way that justice is administered there.
"Tbe worklngmen" met in New York yesterday and enthusiastically applauded the sentiment that any man who controlled over a million of dollars was both a thief and a robber. If they had been millionaires, as some of them might have been if they had paid more attention to business and devoted less time to complaints, they would have hissed the sentiment.
The Hon. L. W. Pond, a leading manufacturer of Worcester, Mass., has mysteriously disappeared, but as he had just col= lested $2,300, and tha tdisappeared at the same time, it is thought that he may yet return to claim the clothes that he left behind him.
The labor reformes of Massachusetts yesterday nominated that horny-handed son of toil, Wendell Phillips, for governor. But even they conceded the wisdom of the choice of the Democratic convention by indorsing the nomination of Gen. Bartlett for lieutenant governor.
The contestants in the Ward Will case are weakening, and a compromise is on the tapis. The principal grounds of the contestant were that the Michigan millionaire was insane on subject of spiritualism, and that be made his will, as he had transacted his business, under the advice of the spirits. The fact that he seemed to have struck a very sensible set of spirits rather overwhelmed the contestant, as the old
man made money all the time.
The Jackson special to the Cincinnati Ga-
zette admitted that the Allen-Hendricks
meeting there rivalled "the great Morton mass meeting" at the same place "Wouldn't give much for that correspondent's tenure of position. There is enough truth in that one dispatch to secure his dismissal from the services of the Gazette, which is a truly loyal paper, with the exception of a personal pique at Delano, which is manifestly the work of the wicked partners.
Zingo Parks has been sentenced to
the penitentiary for one year and fined a dollar and costs on a charge of conspiracy in connection with the strikes in the Schuyikill coal regions. He will have to work at least one year under the union scale of prices. John Pyle of Liberty, to secure his stock of boots and shoes, bought him a bull dog with short ears and tail and long teeth, but while he slept soundly with a sense of security a brace of burglars broke into this shop and stole forty pairs of shoes, ten pairs of boots and the dog.
Louisville has gone into the bribery bus-
ness, and the Courier-Journal has at last
got a chance to run in its rusty head line
letters to express the following sentiments:
City Politics-Bribery and Corruption-The Charles Clinched Upon Charles D. JacobsSworn Test mony of Messrs. Kremer, Newhall and Gannon-Mr. Kremer Says Jacob Tells a
Positive. Willful and Malicious Falsehood-Har-vey Newhall Settles J. U. Shaffer-Martin Gan-
non Tells why Chief Johnson Wrote that Card
A. Swi Witness Hoisted by His Own Petard
Baxter's Chief Fugleman and Partner, Bickel,
Convicts Himself on Oath of an Attempt to
Bribe a Councilman-Bickel's Reason for Urging
the Bribe-He Wants to Save a Debt.
The pope will send two mosaics, representing the Madonna, by Raphael, and St.
Agnes, by Gaetilli, to the Centennial Expo-
sition at Philadelphia. But this can hardly effect the result of the Ohio election, though it may harrow up the truly pious and altogether loyal Republican editors.
Phil. Sheridan is too shrewd to be under
the restraining influence of a mother-in-law. Gen. Rucker, his res law, who lives on the same street with Sher
(dao, has been transferred to Pennsylvania. Tbe iaflueiice of the llauteaaut general la
mar.i.'eist here, and tt( reason is obvions.
Oen. H. V. Boyntou is about to publish
an attack upon Sherman's Memoirs. Tbe
memoirs will, doubtles, survive the attack.
The charge of tbe doughty Qaze:te correspondent npon the (treat soldier will be like
the charge of m nste upon tbe railroad en
gine ai it goes thundering along the track.
The Rsv. Thomas Ityter, a prominent Eaglish clergyman, was found dead in hi
bed at tbe residence of tbe S o vre, in Hart
ford, yesterdty morning. Heart disease did It. Harriet had nothing to do with it. She
assails people after tbey are dead, aa In tbe
case ot Lord Byron.
Tbe cause of tbe explosion In tbe Boston
building, tbat resulted bo seriously to pes
son and property some time since, has at
last been chanted to tbe gas, by a Jury. At
tho time, the matter was regarded as one o great mjatery, but Mrs. Martha Uutchln
cow, and who suffered tbe horrors of the
retreat from Russia, died at his home in this county at tbe age of 87 years. Susan Nolan, a washerwoman from Cincinnati, a poor victim of whisky and opium, was found dead on the railroad a few miles
from Lawrenceburg last week. She was cut
up frightfully, and fragments of her body were scattered along the track for a quarter
oi a mile. DEKALB COUNTY. The De Kalb Connty Circuit Court opened with a docket ot 317 cases. Walnuts and h'ekory nuts are reported plenty in the forests of Da Kalb. B. Frank Kennedy has disposed of his in terest lu the Waterloo Press to bis partner, C. K. Baxter. Ill health is tho cause as
signed. KAYETTB COUNTY. The express office at Larwlll was burglar!z?d last week to the amount of $30. One package containing ? 15,000 bad been removed from the safe early in the night, which was fortunate lor tbe express company.
GRAST COUNTY. Seven car loads ot Mormors passed through this placs last week on the Pan Uandle toad, on their Journey to tbe land cf Brigham. They were 300 strong, dirty, and the nether garments of some of the orcbins looked as though they bad been sliding down the Pennsylvania mountains for exercise during tbe delays of tbe train. Olß-JON COUNTY. The receipts of the Princeton fair were 1300 in excels of the expense. HAMILTON COUNTY.
Captain John Stevenson, of Noblesvllle, will bring to tbe Soldiers' State Reunion the old Ii ig of tbe Third Indiaca, which he carried in the Mexican war. HANCOCK COUNTY. The Democrat: Robert Frlcke, the German pianist, a notice of whose elopement with Mis Rosalind Banks, and capture, was published last week, was brought before Gorire Burnett, justice, on a charge of rape.
Mi s Banks and Frlcke were each examined, tbe one nrllrmlng and the ether denying the charge. Tbe Justice beld him to answer the chance at tbe next terra ot tbe court in tbe sum of 1,000. HENDRICKS COUNTY. Captain Klstler, who was sent to tbe
northern ponitontlary for alleged blackmailing, has been frrantod a new trial by the Suftreme Court ou a legal technicality, and reeled. A train on tbe I. fc St. L. railroad recently run over and crushed three horses and one mule, tbe property of a man named Greenlee, DFiar Ittno, in this county. The pilo of borst flesh was appraised at $100.
The soldiers of this county mot bt Danville for regimental drill last week. Much
enthusiasm was mauiloated over tbe work of organising Icr tho Btate reunion.
HOWARD COUNTY. The question for debate at a colored literary scclety in Kokomo was "Which am de most attrxctable to a man's eye woman, cr
de mcney T"
KNOX COUNTY.
excitable Teuton knew no bounds, and
springing angrily to bis leet, be began to cane tbe ledgerdemaln professor in very Hv6ly style. Hermann, considerably ex
cited, sprang npon tbe stage, demanded that th man who couldn't appreciate a joke
should le ejected. Cries or "I'ut hlua out!" rcse from all sides, and THE AUDIENCE WAS TERRIBLY EXCITED.
Suddenly nermann, drawing a pistol, aimed
It at his opponent. Here the wildest con
fusion prevailed, everybody In the vicinity
starting up from their seats'and rushing to
get out of the way. I here was a llasn and
report, and the next Instant the startled
audience saw tbe German' bat fall upon the stage as good as ever. Hormann took tbe
bat, presented it to the man who laid tbe
cane over bis shoulders, and it was received
with considerable astonishment, which was.
perhaps, materially increased by a couple of
smarting blows delivered rapidly la tne German's lie a. The contusion now
arose njraln, and the shouts of
applause drowned everything. Her
mann put In bis blows steadily,
and knocked his man over into the next
row, from whence he scrambled over tbe rallinz Into tbe dress circle, and made bis
way toward tbe door. An usher pissed him alone tho isle with a kick, the door keeper
whipped bim as ho went out, and the man at
the box ofllce gave bim a lift and some ot Hermann's admirers thrashed him on tbe
sidewalk. When he reached Kearny street
his hat was Indeed a wrer k, and the man
went home perfectly disgusted with Hermann's diabolique. The performance was
brought to a summary close by the unex
pected event.
For Chill and Fever the new remedy
Cliicbo-Ou'Dlne. in much, cheaper and more
edlcacloustbau sulphate of quinine.
Don't wait till tbe Cough gets bold of you
literally "by tbe throat" and worries and tears One or two doses of Hall' HaUam for the Lusg will stop It, cure It, eradicate It entirely. It ougbt
to be kept hi every family a readily as flour or
any other necessary of life. Ten thousand phy-
biclans prescribe it. Priced,
For purity, palatabllity, boue, llesli and
fat for ml uk properties, iUdgtt'a Food tand
second to none. Children fed on this delicious
diet grow upstroDgand healthy.
8HBRirFS SALES.
Sil KRIPP St .I.E. Br Tina of ctrtlfled copy of a decree to me directed, from tb
clerk of (be Superior Court of Marlon county.
Indiana, in a cause weretn Benjamin
Hwao. t-Vlmtnlstraior, et.. 1 plalntln", and Jcase Leoirard ,t al. n defendant, requlrinr
me to make the sum of one thousand two hon
dred and e.'uhty-fonr dollars and ntnety-twa cents, - ivltti ' Interest on oald decree and crwt. J will expose at liuM aale.
the highest bldr, ou
SATUKDAY,
tb Jt.
SO.h day I. JH75.
ot October.
between tfee hours r-f 10 o'clock A. and 4
o'clock P. X-,of Maid tJ5Yt lI door ! 1 bt"oart
uou or Marion oounw. iixnana. tne rencs and profit for a term not etching seven years, of tbe following real esratf, to-witr Lot four (I) tn LIvinzMoa li. Johnson irnbdtvlMon of luftH number twenty eight (XH in Johnson's heire' addition to- the ety of In&laaspoils, Marion county, lu liana. If nucl rents and profit will no sell for a snitGcifnt sum to satisfy salJ decree, rnierests a&d costs, 1 will, at tbe same time and place, ex row to ptibltOKau thole simple of aaidreal iltv or so much thereof an raayl naOjtrtent to dicuiirw said ckarree, interests and xrt. Siivl sale will be made without aav relief whatc-v. r from valuation or appraisement laws AUB3:iVC RKISN141 Hheriffof Marion county. October th, A. D. 1J75. Hjttkjs W.A -, Allya, for Plir. oct7-3t
Ho.MK kndorskmf:nt.
We the uncIfrsiEued,c tiz ;osoi luni-OB. Texas,
cheerfully Rive our tetlmouy to the honorable and liDpinNl manner in which the First Orand ift Cone rt of the TxanUm Concert Association wai conduct d. and ivh the very rl-
lsiaclory manner in wfiicu alt the pk-uc and
proniUt-sof th Association were carried oat:
and, fcrt her. do most henrtlly crdor-'e the Second Craud tilft Concert, to be niven November to, iJ;.i.
W.U. Hlun, maror.'lty or retmon; Hluer-
mcu, Judco W. 1. Kirk. G. V Walters, Uc-o. lb Loviur. J. Wootlyard, VV. A. Tibb. W. n. Horn, J. U. Taylor. L. M. John'on; John Kevins,
whalfsale dry goods; J. H. Uuy, wholesale gro
cer: Kpnx'.elu Uro., wholesale iiqoors; iam.
Hter, wnoifsale dry good; Max Grundstein,
whoUsile lry joJs; tbe Hon. J. W . JcunlojK, üeo. J. lvxter, Dr. J. U. Field.
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FORTUNES
Of t loo.o:, f 5ü,oco, joO.wie, IJ5,M'0, f30,roo,tl5,)0,
with otiioc Mmaiier bums are i aaa in inn by tne
Wyomlnc Lottery, wulch is conducted by sworn
commissioners and duly legalized by the Wyoming Lexlslatnre. Ki-calardrawfuss l'jtti and St'th
of each month luriuK Lue year. Ticket. tl each.
oforlh. Zjrorj:ti. turcniars with lull information mailed tree. ALLKN & CO., Jasit rn Azents,
"9 NuHsau t trout. New York.
SHERIFF'S SALE-Ey virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed, from the clerk of the Superior Court of Marion county, Indiana, in a cause wherein Eli N. Cooper is plaintiff, and Henry Goldthwait et al. are defendants, requiring me to make the sum of seven hundred and eleven dollars, and two other installments as provided for in said decree, with interest on said decree and cost, I will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY.
the 30th day A.D. 1875,
of October,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 6 o'clock P. M. of said day, at the door of the Court
House of Marion county, Indiana, the rents and
profit for a term not exceeding seven years, of
the following real estate, to-wit:
Lots numbered one (1), two (2), eleven (11) and
twelve (12), in Hubbard Martindale & McCarty's southeast addition to the city of Indianapolis
Marion county Indiana
If such rents and profits will not sell for a suffi-
cient sum to satisfy said decree, interests and costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to dis-
charge said decree, interests and costs.
Said sale will be made without any relief
whatever from valuation or appraisements laws.
ALBERT REISSNER, Sherriff of Marion county. October 6th, A. D. 1875.
RITTER, W. & R., Attys. for PPff. cot -t
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OPIOIi
n1 Morphin hnbit bwahrt-1r and
pocdily curttl. rinirt iiomiblirisF. it iid ruii:n for particnLftrs. Dr. CoxV-
To All Whom it Mav Concern.
Not lru Is hereby Ktven that the Indianapolis
t tiKiiruiieo fomoau v will airlv to the Mario u
Civil Circuit Court, on tlie second day of Its De
cernber term, IS.j, at nine o clock A. ., or as nonn thereafter as the matter cru be heard, to
adludKO that the name of nald corporation t4
charged to liauk of Commerce, said change
to tke effect from and after the thirty-first d;iy
of Decern ter, 15.
C'OlHT Ii, 1S7S. 1NDIaNAI'uL.Is IN-ÜRANCK COMPANY,
fly William Henderson, Pre t,
For Chilis and Fever
t'lncho-Qulnlnc, U much
the now remedy,
cheaper and more
efficacious than HulpLa'.o of uidulue.
Liebig's Fever and Ague Cure,
-IMLIQUID'OH PILLS.
1'oMi 1 1 vel v cn res ever v case of ( h Ii Ii ancl F'e vor
Dumb Acue, Third-day Ajjuo, uonerai Ueumiy
Loss of Appetite or Xtural(ia.
fcfOLD BY DKlTGUWTS.
During the epidemic of lntertnltteuU In the
West thl Hcaou, tue whole liuuieu'e stock of Ayer's Ague Cure became exhtkustod, aud the producing power of bis Laboratory was found
inadequate to meet the denind. Mauy who knew its extraordinary virtues for the cure ot
Chills and Fever, paid cxhorb'.taut price for it.
Thlri Aitue Cure Is Maid, by thoie who use it, to
never lall. Ruaüer, if you inuit have medical
aid, take Hiebest of rnHllclnc. Poor remedies
are dear, as koo1 are cheap, at any price you
bave to nay lor ttafiii. Charleston Couiler. STItAYED OR STOLEN.
QTItAYKD OilHTOLEX R-an Mare, 13 or 14
C5 hands blüh, Iouk tall, with white upot on
forehead Llb-ral reward will be clveu on re
turn of same to tuä MaUIou avenue.
r day iiarntJ nsfnr our Well Atter A Drills. 9100 a month r:iU t K'XhI Ac nt. ApT Imok Inn. Jill Atijrvr t'o i- 1-t.uU, Ma.
SliruiFFN Al.K.-lJy irlueofa certified copy of a decree to me directed, from tha-
clerk of the Sanerior Court of Marlon county.
inaiana. in a caus wnerrin Jxli(in I lay la plalutlil', and Kphntira Howen is defendant, re--
nlrlr.s mete make the eumott eiily-th ret bunred and thirty-three doilaia and eighty-six
cents, with inUrt-st ou said dociee and cent, 1 wlUexroe at publlo Kala, to the hltchest
bidder, oa SATURDAY, the 30th day of October
A.D. 1875,
between the boors of o'clock a.m. and 4 o'clock:
r. M. of said day. at the door of tbe court bonne
of Marion ootrnty, Indiana, the rents and profits
ror a term not exceeding syveu years, of lbs lollowlug real estate, to-wit :
All the interest of the defendant Ln the east
half of the norUteant quarter of section twentyfour('2l), in township heven:een (17). north of"
ranne wren jeasi, tne same oe;tK tne tanas or whloh oneAtm-n liowen lately died helped la fee, h1 tuato In Marlon county, Indiana.
If such reu is and profits will not eil for a afSclent Hum to satbily said decree, interests and
ooala, I will, at the mid time ud n!ci expo
to publl.aK the fro simple or said real estate,. orHomuoh thereof as may be Rufllc'.ent to ÜUeh&rse said decree, interests and costs. Bald aale will be made with relief from valuation or sVpraWtement laws. ALUKItT KFIWXK ?, bherld Marlon county. Oetobereth, A.D. 1CT5. Rook Kit, Atry. lor pl'ff. oct7-3V
Tbe great national family newspaper,
The City Council of Vlncannes has passed LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOUBNAL
an ordinance prohibiting tramps and beg
gars lrom pijidg taeir vocition in tne citj
Suits havo been instituted against Clafllin
& Co. to recover Jl.500,000 duty on eoods
smuggled Into tbe port of New York, and Bold to and by thorn. Criminal salts on tbe same grounds are still pen jlng, and all will
be pressed. Mr. Clafllin Bay that it Is all a matter of so little consequence that he has
paid but little attention to it. Does be mem to admit that that is but a email part of the connection of bis firm with tbe emncjllng and other swindling opera
tions?
The chancos for tbe po<lon la tho cabinet, made vacant by tbe "resignation" of Dolano, are said to be divided about equally betwcin Pratt, of Indian, And Coleman, ot Pennsylvania, with the chances in favcr of tbe former. It Is reported, however, tbat Mr. Pratt bad declined the honor. Tbie is to be regretted It it is true. Tbe presence of Mr. Pratt at an Indian council would strike terror to the hearts of the savages and peace would, tbersalter, prevail on the bloody border.
It. B. Ryan, Esq., a wealthy planter of Louisiana was picked up from tbe street by tbe police of St. St, Louis, nljbt bolore last, in an unconscious condition, as tbey thought, from the use
intoxicants. He was lodged In tbe station
limits.
LAORANOE COUNTY. The saw and planing mills belonging to J. W. Brown, of Lagrange, were wholly destroyed by fire last Wednesday with all the contents; also about 40,000 feet of lumber which was piled near tbe building. The fire was first discovered while all bands were at dlnr.6r, and Is supposed to have orlRinattd ln tho engine room. The loss is about $ö,000, with no insurance. MUNROX COUNTY. A case was tried ln tbe Monroe County
Circuit .Court during tbe preseut term wherfclaone Ijwellen, of Salem, Wasblcgton county, demanded damages from tbe Western Union Telegraph Company for failure to deliver a message cent by him to
a eUter wbo at tbat time was residing at Bloomlcgion. The dispatch cave intelligence ot the doath of hsr mother, and by lailure to receive it, aba was unacquainted with tho iact until after burial. A jury awarded damages to Lewellen in the eum of f 100. OUCB COUNTY. Chicago Times: Albert II. Tyncr, oi Peru, Ind., son of Second Assistant Postmaster General J. N. Tyner, was married to-day at 12 o'clock, noon, to MJas Agatha Nellis, oi KendallTille, daughter of James Mollis. There were somo very elegant presents, amone which were a handwme phaeton from ihs bride's father, a cold watch
. . i ( , j .ii
tne priuegroiu, sou euvtr
"Forfy-flve years etjihllsheJ : able, newsy, spicy, liurary, agricultural, wide-awake and progressive. -Splendid book, mapnzlue. etc., virtually (riven away to new uuhci Ibers. Unusual Inducements to agents. Ft ee sample copies and full descriptive circular st-nt on application. Only f 2 ayearalnalv, and SI 6iitocubs. min nnn(o handsome presents distributed iPlUiUUUto subscribers December r.l, IS75. ' W. N. J1ALDK1AN, I'res't Courier-Journal Co.. Louisville, Ky.
fl GENTS WA1JTED Cll'iT'h JotZ7 ui'iL
TOUMAN'S L. EVERT-DAT
DICTIONARY! I WANTS
VntlnnK v ooo ltcr.fT.H for KVKHY
Till I. ; and I'.Vi;KYnl)Y. One aeent hvM wM over '2. ooo. ArouN mx king a llrKU-eJa-s
book o teil write al oue to r . A. datohinMu a (X)., Chicago, ill. mm " STATK. t)K INDIANA, Marion county, fw: William Daßgy, Ollbert H. litown, Ooluntbm It. i:iack, lKuaius Hawkln, O'or Lte, v. Itobert It. t;henowetli, Hiz-ibetli Clieoow lb, V. S. Mendeuha'l. J. A. IV"ltt, Mr. K. MoMvan. C. W. Conrad. In h Bupertor Oonrt of Marlon county, lu thent.tt ot ludiaoa, Oc-
Vober term, o. iu.hi'J. rorecuwure.
Vte It known, that on the 2.th dy or A neust.
lST.i. the iibove named DliilntiO". by tlclr aitor-
neyn, hed In thpolnce of the clerK of the Hn-
reriorcuuri oi Aianou coumy, iu iw wm i ndlann. their complaint nualnst the above named defenclants for forclsnrc of m"rtgii8;
and oinli - M diy of September, 1". the taid
plaintiffs Bleil in open court tne maavuoi
competent person showtng that said dtfencv
ants, WlnUtiid ts. Aieuueuiian, n.unran, wIiona tlvtn naiiK In unknown, are not resi
dents of the Htate of Jndiaua.
Now therefore, by order of said ourt, said de
fendants last abovu named are hereby notltVd
of the Ciinsc and pendency or said co uplamt oealnHt tbetu, and that unless they appear unrl
answer or demur tncroio, at me ctum jjoi fiu cause on the second day of the term of ald
court, to bo brcun and beld at tbe court bxiuse
In the city or Indianapolis; on me nrta ona in Ue-emb r, 175. a d complaint, and the aiatters and thimrs therein couta ucd an! slfoted, will bt! hoard and determined In their atten.e.
rLAYPOOb, MITCHELL & KETCH AM, Atljg for
ritt.
Will most positively cure any case of rheumaUxm or rheumatic gmt, no matter how long t. nd ig, on tne luce of the earto. Ketn an Inward application, 11 dot Its nrk quickly, thoroughly aDd permanently, leaving tbe system suonirand healthy. Write to ary rrorulntnt pern n In WaHhlnnton City, and yon will learn laut tbe above talement la true in every parilcular ' CüNDFNKD CKHT1KICATES. National Hotu WHUiU!t n. U. C, Dec. 2, 174. Mprsm. Hrlnhmvlne & lienllfV:
tiAnt'f verv cheerfully mate that I nsed
Puraug'a Rheumatic Kemwlr with derided ben-
Member of Conicressol üa. rßtrsiDKNTiAL Mansion, Washington, L C, Aprils, 1S75. MAmra 'IlAlnhtnallniia BrntleVt
tienta For tne pas', reven years my no um
n rt ,rialn from
in every style. The bridal party lelt tor been a great sufftr from r hi nmatlsm. her docJILi t d m tora ratilna- to gtv ber relief. shn-ed three botOfilcagoaiar. m. tl(1, i)llra, g-s liiieomatlo tttmeiy,nd a jtr-
OHIO COUNTY. losing San Reporter: Over 250 of our citizens ,i bave petitioned the postmaster-
nignine uiea, ana it was ascertainea mat I eending ln petitions. be died of heart disease. He was a highly I bush county.
ro8pectable old gentlemaD, bavlnjc attained Prank Walters, who shot Jacob Block, has Price, one dollar a bottle, or six bottles tor Ave ... ... I x . ' . . .. . dollnra. AkyonrdrneBl8tlor Durang's Itheu-
tno k ui 01 years. o average ist. iiaii policeman has certainly been drunk often enough to know when a man U .under the Influence of intoxicants.
in.nHiit rnru ml All the result
WM.H.CKQOK, "Eiecntive Clerk to President rant." Washington. Ii. U.. March 3. 1875.
tn ihsmaranf twelve hours mv rbeuraaliRin
ree uwnvi imiiu o brother. J. B. Cefisna,
of Uedford, Pa., was cured by a similar amount.
Member of Congress of Pa.
pK o. T I I ...... .. , , I QOimn. Al UIUJIIIH. IUI
" Dir. iiuii M.n inn etea DT tne eranu lurj ior wwui. i m.M i..nndv. Munumclurwl or
. A W.rrw Ith Intent to kill. H la ball UKUllENrtTIN.E Ä UKNTLEY,
-was raised to $2,000, Lieutenant Governor beitou solos bis bail, X.ieatvnant Governor !
Drctrelsu and Chomists,
WiwhlTigtonLP. C. Per sale by UltU'JUiyxg EVtltY WUtitK.
ilIKlLWITN NA1.K.-By virtus ofaceruntd O copy of m docreo to ma directed, from theClerk of the Hupeiior Court ot Marisn county. Indiana, ln a cause wherein Melvlna Kohl, AdminiHtratrx, c, 1 plalnUff. and Aegldlna Naltnuret al. are defendant, requiring ae tomake the fdiq of three thom-and lIo hundred, ard nlncty-nve dollars and fourteen cents, with lntortst cn said decree and cost,. 1 will expose at publlo sale, to the highett bidder, on SATURDAY, the .10tb day of October,. A. D. 1675, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'c oca: r. m., ot naid day, at the- door of the court hotvo- of Marlon county, Indiana, therents and profit for a terra not exeedln? kuVfa yeant, of tbe follow tnf( real (datv to-wit: The unillvkl4 one-tirth (l-S) of tho i ost half or aoatbeant quarter of Mollon Kl z to n (la), and tb undivided or e-ufth (l-5)if theeiun hair of tbnoithenst quritrof s ciloo kincen (16), all ln towrjt-l.lp ftitecn (IC) of rhnve three A) cast, exccpt tt iity-two HU) acrch and three (X) links ofT
ot the uortrt end cuui eyed to Andrew vllon
situate in Aiarton. county, Indiana.
If Knh rent and profits will not fU for a snf
Antiiit a r-sm - llulw . I.I .1 i Amt d r iwl
Si , t:J4 t nuiu ft km rw v " i j raiu sjsv v s i t teie eos:s, 1 will, at Utewitne lime and place, exposU) publlo fealo 'be fe- simple of said reaL estate, or ho ranch th( not as n ay be boUiclcnW tudlcobarge kW decree, InUesls and ookU.
Kald wUe will be made without any reltof
whuuvor irotn valuation or apprslMement laws.
. AI.Ü1CUT P.IlssNEIi, Hherl of Marion county.
RiTTKK, W. A U., Attorneys for Plaintiff. octTtS
. . I JIU 1-1 I I -J -1 HI LS
T Art! i h ft fAgts s s y4 1??: advice fort '.io ulaltla'ixl.ttioninrTfcdandcaymiirrt d thrliilnit T"I priinttte w4 'inn t all
tho Now Novo!, Modlest Hook, AUn. tOSrortfn Hrtl-rnnl Novpltt, BwivtMp for c'.l. UlrKH-il rr y.J. DA LI) IV IN tiC'J-t 111 J.aw.i Lt-he'V Vort
A SAW MILL i-Oil I HE ftOPLE.
rl tl i..tiMt 0i im m.: y I Cu cur ! jIUt. ill n
avV Jil '-ilV frunif. hfrt fekic .Sinß i ,"rl
i . .lit, m c. mutt
-t.irt-l m rrm t two o.r. It'. It li frurmif I'liin ituv-hmn ratlin of bot M oJitf US lit PtT.
It eau fn.m V4 b 4dut frt mi llx-h rntubcr
i(iikO kr l mi. Samt tm lra.lv.
CHANDLER &TAY10R.
i.lPUCATION rOBLICENNE. Xotlco is heby Riven that Anj?nt Htnek. mever. of trie city of i udianai.olln, xtaie of In
dlana, will apply to tbe Board of County l om
ni isbloners of the roomy oV Marion, tn the state
of Indiana, at their next teflon, tobe held at
the couiity court bouse, I n the city of Indian
ao 11. In ld oonnty a'id -täte, beainnlna: on
the first Monday ln November, A. l. 1ST, for
license to tell, barter r.nd give away eplritaom, vinous and malt intjxtcailnir lianora ln a les
quantity than a qnv.rl at i lime, ln ud on the
premises inown w nutnoer oiM Virginia hyp-
rue, being apart or lot no. i. on not ioo, in Kradohaw's subdivision to the cltv of Indian
a po is. in the Thirteenth ard of the city of
Indianapolis, Center towonblp, Marion connty.
gtAte of Indiana, aforesaid; wuh the pilvliego
of Allowing lue same to bedrak in and on saiu
premte auuvha hu vane s ah,
$50 to $10v000 paid ttJU per Oeut pront. "lion
Has been invested in
lock lYlvl eg s, arid n to do it." A book
on WaUMreet,aenl free. TUMLAlLKiB CO.,
Hunker. 2 AVuii streut. r. x.
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Maine's Portable Window Ventilator
maintains within doors an atmosphere constantly pure, without draft or current, and is simple, cheap and practical. Thousands in use.
Send for curcular with testimonials. H. G. TERRY & CO., No. 95 Duans St., N. Y.
DRS. CULBERTSON & BALCH CENTRAL INFIRMARY
For the trea mout of the
V .1
Eye and ear, and diseases
of the Head and Throat, 38 West Washington street, near Illinois, Free to the
poor Wcdnesdays and Saturdays, from
9 A. M. to 12 M. Artificial eyes inserted.
NOTICE OF ANNEXATION.
OFFICE OF CITY CLERK, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., Oct. 12th, 1875. To William Willard, and all others concerned: You are notified that the Comroon Council of the city of Indianapolis will present a petition to the commissioners of Marion county, state of Indiana, at their December term. 1875, praying for the anneation of the following described terri ory situate in said county, to the city of Indianapolis, to-wit: . Beginning on State avenue, at the southwest corner or Jonathan M. Ridenour's Highland Home subdivision to the city or Indianapolis: thence cast along the southern boundary of said subdivision and along the south line of Pettibone & Siekard's subdivision to east line of Randolph street: thence south with said street to north side of Washington street; thence west along Washington street to State avenue; thence north to place of beginning. By order of the Common Council of Indianpolis.
[SHAL.]
BEN, C. WRIGHT, City Clerk.