Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 25, Number 43, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 June 1876 — Page 5

THE ' INDIANA; STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY JTJJTEj 7, 18TG.

cow under the control of your party, is Bteggering undr the weight of burden ome debt. What do you think of the propriety of your Republican United State senator urging upon the attention of Corgress the facility with which some of the bond recently issued could be final y pild off and discharged by calling in the millions of surplus revenue wLlch Andrew Jackson, William Allen and others were at a loss to dispose .of, and for the repayment of which the faith of many state, now entrus'ed tj Democrat , was irrevocably pledged? '. - ' Qrnebil Fcidv j. Indianapolis, Jane 2, 1876. ': ' OPEN LEITER NO. 14,

tO THE EDITOR OF THE INDiA3xporj$ ' ' ' JOURNAL. My last communication relative to the treatment cl my lormer companion, Surplus Revenue Fund öy your last Republican auditor of ataie cd treasurer of sta'e during the. two years 1873 and 1874, showed that the amount belonging to that lund, and foicibly held by by ' them, and net paid over to the couatles entitled thereto, was f2,907 52. Tb-5 use cf tnia motcy waa worta to the treasurer ot state, at the lawful r&ttof interest then prevailing For 'm year ending rb. , 1ST! XZo 75 For the year ending Feb. 9, la7ö - 2 0 75 Total '. IJOl so Here was a fine opportunity for your .Republican treasurer of state 'to Indulge In a chance speculation" at the expense of , a defenceless trust tund 1 1 ctd In hU custody for safe ktepiDjr. Dd betake advantage of it ? Did vour Republican auditor of etate whack" with your treasurer? - ' ' i GENEUAL FüSD. Indianapolis, Jane 3, 1876. CURRENT COMMENT. (HK5DRICK8 THK WESTERN FAVORITE. Columbia City Post. , The disaöectlön In New York agalnBt Tilden as a Democratio candidata for the presidency is growing more and mcra determined, lb shrewd men ol the party io the etate favcr a Western man, and I that man Gov. Hendricks. DON'T CARE A 8TBAW FOB TILDEN. From the Richmond Enquirer. If. TL'den is not the nominee of the Democrats at Ss. Loulsi, there will be many - a disappointed man in Virginia. Culpepper Observer. More papers than persons, we think. The people don't care a straw for Tilden. What they are alter is success. Tiideu'd failure to receive the nomination would break no hearts save those of an able editor or two who have set up f it prophets. BETTER NOMINATE HENDRICK9. IScranton Times. If the .Republicans should nominate Conklinp, which now Beems more than probable, the Democrats would very likely do bett by nominating Hendricks. With this nomination the Democrats would have much the best chance of carryrying Ohio and Indiana in October, and with th impetus it would not be very difficult to carry New Yoik and Pennsylvania in November. EFFECT OF CONTRACTION AT BRAZIL. From the Brazil Echo. The contraction policy of the Republican party has darkened all oar furnaces and rolling; mills save one, and driven most all the laboring men from oar midst. Will the laboring men vote for one rl them this fall who still pers s s in further destroying the laboring man's Interest? Hard money, hard times and high interest, is the motto of the capitalists who manage - the Republican party. Greenbacks and no interest, is the doctrine of the Democrats and laboring men o! Clay county. BETWEEN THE 8HERKT AND CHAMPAGNE. From the Ccurler-Joarnal. At the same time, and for reasons which have been made sufficiently plain, we are for Tilden. II it is any pleasure to the Times we may add, accepting its illustra tion, some like Uendricka the best, and some like Bayard; but as for us, give us Tilden, er else a ticket composed thus: For president, William Allen, of Oaio; for vice president, Mrs. Myra Clarke Gaine?, of the Supreme Court! After Tilden, we are for Allen and Gaines, because, as Stoddard Johpston would obsarve, 'gains" will be needed to put through p "oar bill." HENDRICKS HAS MICHIGAN. Grand Rapids Democrat. The Tilden organs are claiming tkree out of the four delegates at largo for their favorite. We doubt it there is one of the fonr for Tilden to-day. Bat if they stand ' now as they did when selected, we have good authority for sayi og Messrs. White, Mills and Chamberlain are for a -Western candidate, arxx Mr. Webber is by no means strenuous for Mr. Tilden. Now that Til den has been abandoned by the New York World, and his united support by the Em pire suite out of the quMtlon, Hendricks is likely to receive the vote oi the ailchi gan dele&a ion in the St. Louis Couven tion. THE SITUATION SUMMED UP. Albany Times. The Tennessee Democracy, in their state convention yesterday, pronounced for - Hendricks. The Maryland Democratio convention has not listened to the malign - counsels of Montgomery Blair, but has elected s delegation favorable to Bvard with Judge Davis or Gjv. Hendricks a . second choice. Tüe Virginia delegates are aid to be divided between Tilden and ' Hancock. About two thirdof the Mis souri delegates are for Hendricks. It is nleaaant to see it recorded that, in Marxland, "Blair was bowled over as a delegate - at large, and then turned down by his own congressional district, and all because of his advocacy of Tilden.". , Maryland is a staunch Democratic state. BOTHIJSO MEAN ABOUT TH1 C. J. lCourier-Journal. , The Hendricks men charge that It Is a . matter of record in Louisville that Tilden's friends loaned money to the CourierJournal at 4 per cent, interest. Si. Louis . dispatch to the Chicago Tribüne There are )ast two lies in the above: First, HI impossible that any friend of Gor. Hendricks could engage in, such a diity lible, for we have observed toward Gov. Hendricks, and all his friends, the str lotest courtesy and. most liberal lair dealing. Second, we have never had a cent of Gov. Tilden, or any friend of Gov. Tilden, cf any agent of Gov. Tilden, at any rae of interest whatsoever. Bat, if Uncle Samuel has some money to loan at four per cent, and is distressing himself to find a borrower.lt will afford ui pleasure to relieve him. There's nothing mean about us and vre art not at ail proud, you know!

Take Ayer'a Sars.rruia to purify the blood and purge out tne num0n, pimples, boll and sores whJ mereiy emblems o rottenness within Thlrty-pne yeara experience In the manufVture of. White Lead warrants us in atng that our "PhcenLx' brand Pure White ad can not fall to give entire satisfaction. Eckstein, HUls ft Co., Cincinnati, O. o

Cross mnd sickly children can be made healttiy and strong by regulating their storaacba and bowels with Cm tort. It la more effective than castor oil. tnd is m pleasant to to V. iihnntr. For wind colic, soar Stomach. I rnrmi anrl nativanesa. there la nothing In existence equal to Castoria. o Why will you saflar from rheumatism sprains, stiff joints, swellings, barn-, scalds or weak ba:k, when the Ce:taur Liniment af fords certain relief. Many articles soothe pain to a certain extent.bat the Centaar Lin lment cures. The White Liniment is for the human family, the Yellow Liniment Is for horses and animals. o Listen to Reason. There is no poison In Wlshart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial! Entirely free fram any Infusion that may sup; ress one disease, to Induce certain death by causing another I The pure life-sap of Evergreen vegetation, warranted to care coughs, colds, hoarseness and all pulonoc ary diseases. MISCELLANEOUS rXJIi SALB Matthews s patent Renew C able Memorandum Book for 50 cents for No 1. or 40 cents lor No. 2. Hample copies sent anvwhereon receipt of price. Addrots, fXR BALE Mattbews's Patent Renewable JJ Memorandum Book, bend fur sample copy and price list. Bam pies sent postpaid to any address on receipt of 5u cents for No. 1, or 40 cents for No. 2. Address, SEM UN EL. CuMrAA x , Indianapolis. C 1 OA Per month Dild apents for the bet Ol VI Campaign book paoiisne.a. o. l, MUHROW, Indianapolis. Ind. CONSUMERS CLOTHING May come In contact with the wholesale manufacturer and save the middle man's profit, by buying Clothing and Gent's f urnishings as Nos. 5 and 6 Bates Block, NcKh Pennsylvania Street. This is the only Clothing House in this city that sells goods ot their own manufacture, consequently ttie only house who are able to cell at Manufacturer's Prices. Thousands of People, the past year, have, after fully shopping, then come to Nos. 5 and 6 Bates Block and acknowledged we have saved them 25 per cent, and upwards. We mark all goods in Plain Figures, and in no case deviate from tae marked price. We also refund to the purchaser bis money if at any time be becomes dissatisfied with his purchase, provided he baa not soiled the goods. Any style or qualitv of Roods will be tent to any person C. O. D., with the privilege of examining betöre paving for the same. ISTos. 5 and 6 BATES BLOC N. PENNSYLVANIA ST., S1IERIFFS8A1.E- -By virtue or a certified copy ol a decre to nie dl reo ed. from the clerk of the Superior Court of Marlon eoanty, Indiana. In a cause where la Christopher Zimmerman is i lalntlff ana Abraham Horner et al. are defendants, requiring me to make all auch sums as provided for to said decree, with Interemou sa.d decree and cost, I will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 1st day of July, A. D. between' the hours of 10 o'clock A. sc., and o'clock p. if ., of said day, at the door of the Court House of Marlon county, Indiana, the rests and profits for a term not exceeding seveat year a, of the following real estate, to-wit: Lot number one (I) in Downey A Brouse's addition to the town or lrvlngton, in Marlon county, Indiana. ir such rents and profits will cot sell for a sufficient 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 discharge said decree. Interests and costs. Bald rale will be made without any relief whatever from . valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT REISSNER, : "' Sheriff of Marion county. June 6, A.D. 1878 McLaih ft Baksr, Altye. for Pl'ff. Jane7-8w

CEKTAUR

LINIMENTS. " i f . f Ronearlv nerfect are the recipes of t,PR8 wonder ml pal n-oot h to gandbeallngCetaar Liniments, that we can conJldently hat they will alleviate'any pain arising from fles,boB6or .muicie aeraogenieiii'.. w do not pret-nd that tbey will mend broken leg or exterminate boils, bat even in auch c&xes tbey will reduoe the lnflarlmatl9n ana atop the pain. Nor ean we gaaiantee tfce proper resdits wnere me noujr is poison ei oy whisky. Temperance Is as. necessary to a proper physical as mental vordltlon. The white Centaar Ljnimtnt is partica larly adapted to all cBes of Rneumatum Lnmbaeo, Xearalgla, Erylpla, Itch, Kpralna Chilblains. Cuts. Bralea, Htlnga. Poisons, ScalJs, Sciatica, Weak Back, fains in the Side, ' Wooads, Weeping Sinew, Barns, Krosted Fee. Palsy, tar-ache, Tootn-ach, Head-ache, Ulcers, Old Hores, Broken Breams. Sore Nippes, "oreTuroat, Croup, Dlptberla, etc. Toe most o? thee complaint the Centaar Liniment will cure: al. of them it will benefit. It will extract the poison from bites and stingy, and will care barns and scalds without a scar. The following is but a sample ol a thousand similar testimonials: Antioch, III., Dec 1, 1S7I. "My wife has" for a long time been a terrible suflerer from Rheumatism, She has tried many physicians and many remedies. The only tnlng which has given her reite- is Centaar Liniment. I am rf Joiced to tay this Las cured her.' . W. H. RIXO, Postmaster." It is an indisputable fact that the Centaur Liniments are performing cares never before tfftcud by any preparation in existence lice chronic rneumatism of tuirty years' standinK. straightening fingers and Joints which bad been si if! tor six years, taking the soreness from barns, etc. Odc dollar, or even fifty cents. Invested In Centaar Liniment 111 be within reach when an accident iiccurs, aud will do more good than any amonni of money paid for medical attendance. Whea - physician are called tbey frequently use this liniment, and of coarse charge several prices for it. THE YELLOW CEKTALTK LINIMENT is adapted to the tough skin, mascles'and flesh ri the animal creation, its effects upon oevere can8 of iSpHVtn, Hwecn v. Wind (xail, Bl Head and Poil Kvli, are Utile less than marvellous. Messrs. J. McClure & Co., Druggist, corner Elm and Front streets, Cincinnati, 0., say: "In our neighborhood a number of teamsters sre ulng the Centaur Liniment. They pr nounce It superior lo anything they bave everued. We seil as hieb, as lozr to five dozen battles per month to owners of horses and mules." We have volumes of testimonials describing cures oiHnralns. Kicks. Ualls, Poll Evil, Big Head. nd even Founders, which are little less thn marvel. No owner of an animal can afford to b without a bo't.e of Centanr Liniment, which any cay may prove worth twenty times its cost Sol i every where, but prepared only at the Laboratory of J. B. KOSE & CO , iey street, New York. CASTORIA. Crws, fickly babies and children may enjoy beal'h. and mothers bave rest, if they will use Castoria. worms, feverisbneKS, teething, wind colic, sour s'omacn ana undigesit-d food make children cross, aud produce sickness. Castoria will assimilate the food, expel worms, and correct all these things. For tweuty ytars Dr. Pitcher experimented in his private p-ac-ice to produce an effective cathartic and stomach regulator which would be as effective as cantor oil, without its unpleasant taste or recoil. The reputation of hi. ivoeriment extended. rUJItrläus und nurses rapidly adopted his remedy, to wnicn ne gave me name wi Victoria. CasUu-ia is as pleasant to take as bdb7. reg uläres the stomach and bowel-t, and does not gripe. It is adapted to ail ages, contains no alcohol, and is absjlutely harmless to the most tenaer lniaut. Try Cat tor la once, and you will never be without it. Prepared at the Laboratory of J. B. Rose ft Co., 4ö Dey street, jiew York. AG E N fSwhÄ WANTFD handle the Patent Crown Self-Closing InkStand. St-lls Itself at sieht wherever ink is used. Profits immense. Ham Die 75 cents. Ad dress A. H. Inger. 438 Walnut street. Phil adelphia, Pa. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed, from the clerk of the Superior Court of Marion county, Indians, in a cause wh ereln Elizabeth Harth .is plaintirf sd Melinr LUL.bar et al. are defmdant. requinngme to make the sum of four hundred and nlnetyrour dollars and nlnety-nve cents, and such other sums as provided tor In aald decree, with Interest on said Decree and cost, I will expose at public sale, to the nignest oiaaer, on SATURDAY, the 1st day of July, A. D. 1870, between the hoars of 10 o'clock A. x., and 4 o'clock p. il, of said day, at the ooor of the court house of Marlon county, Indiana, the rents and p ron is for a term not exceeding leven years, of the following real estate, to-wit : Part of lot one (I) lu F. J. Affen tranger's sub division ot lots number one (I), two (2) and tbree (3). In James M. Ray's subdivision of the north-ast half of square number ten (10 la the city oi inaianapoiis, situate witnin the loi 1 log meet aud bounds, to-wit.: Commencing at a point In the north line o' said lot one (I), forty-'bree (43) teetaad slx(t) inches from the north-east corner of sakl lot. running these -wes along the north line of said tot to the intersection or JN rtn street and Indiana avenue; th'tiee southeasterly along the line of said lot on Indiana avenue seventy (7 ieet to a point: thenca northeaster v on aline parallel with the division Hoe, commencing on Indiana avenue oei ween tots one 411 an t two (). forty (4") eet to a point; thence to the piace ot Deginning, in Marion county, indl aaa. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sumcient sum to satiry said decree, interests And tfMI&ta 1 Will kt .Ka b m A II. n .1 expose to public rale the fee simple ct said real tstaxe, or so much tnereor as may be suf ficient to discharge Bald decree, Interests and coeia. BaiJ sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement ALBERT REIS3NER, Bherlff of Marlon county. - Jane a, A. D. lWt une7-3w Obekx, Pjeaksow ft Caxpbell, Attys. for PI 'IT. SIICRirFSSAXBy virtue of a certified copy oi a decree to me direc ed. from the clerk or the Superior Court of Marion county, Indiana, lnactuse wherein William N. Ldmo a n 1 plaintiff", and KllxaK. U rimes et al., aredefendaots, requiring me to mate ail such sums as provided lor In Bald decree with intesesl on aald decree and cost, I will -expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 1st day oi July, A. D. ( . 1876, . , between the hours of -V) o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock p. x., or said day, at the door of the court bouse et Marios county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following real estate towit: ....- Lot number twenty-seven (27) la Levi Hitter's addition to the town of Irvington, aad thedweiilng ho um thereou, situate In Marion county, Indiana. If such rents and profits will not cell for a sumcient sum to satisfy said decree, Interests aad ootsts, I will, at th aaru Uinea&d place, expoS9to public tale the fee aim pie of said real estate, or so mach thereof as may be sufficient to disetarge sa.d decree. Interests and COSti. Slid sale wl-1 be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement law. ' ALBERT RKISSNER, '' ' Sheriff of Marion county. Jane 6, A.D. 1875. June7--W - Julia A Juli ait, Attys for Pi'ff. .

LECSAL.

Sals for Street Improvemoat. Bv virtu of a certain precept tome di rected, by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by tb4 Cierk of aald city, under tue corporate seal oi said city, I will on . . . ' SATURDAY, July 1, 1S76, sell at public auction, at the City Conrt Room, betw eu tne hours or luo ciocs a. u. and o'clock p. x. of said day, the following deacn Den lot, or parcel or ino, or o muco, thereof as may be necessary to taUafy the sum hereinafter named as assessed againt auch premises for street Improvement, and ailcosto, to-wit: Lot No. one hundred an-t eight (108) In Young's subdivision or out:ot No. one. ban dred aud eirfhiy-one ( 8t) la the city of luUanapous, ftianoa couaiy, indiaua, cwneu Dy Thomas McHugb, against which is Pfsessed tne sum orten doi ara ard nrty-one cents (iu 5!) for street Improvement in fvor af Thomas H. 8. Peck ft Co., cou tractors. HESRY W. TUTEWILER, . City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind June 7. 1878. Sale for Street Improvement. Il rtrhia nt a rnrtaln nrpnf to m A Hirotpt by the mayor of the city of ludlaoapolls, Indiana, and duly attested oy the ciera o: said cit v under tne corporate seaj oi saia city, i will, on ' SATURDAY, July 1,1876, . sell at public auction, at the City Court Room, between the hours or 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock p. M.of sail day, the following derer bed lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be nece6sry to sa'lsfy the um hereinafter named a afäessed against such prrmiss for street lmprove-nenr, and all costs, tc-wlt: Lot No. r labt (?) in McXeman and Pierce's subdivision of square No. three l) in lrwke's ddltion to the city of Indianapolis. Marion coucty, Indians, owned byAdflalde Jordan, against a hlch Is ases.ed the nui of two dollars and B.xty-H.x ceuts it tit) l-r street improvement in lavor ol Tnumas H. IS. Peck. & Co., c: ntractors. HENRY W. TCTEWTLER, City Treasurer. Indianapolls, Ind., June 7, 1S78. Sal for Street Improvement. By virtue cf a certain precept to me directed by the mayor of the city of lud aaapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by the cl rk ot said city ucder theco porate seal of said city, I will on SATURDAY, July 1, 1376, sell at public auction, at the City Court Room, between the bou sol lu o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, the following described lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof a may be nectsary to satisfy the um hereinafter named as assessed against such premises for utreet improvement, and all costs, to-wit; Lot number one ( in West's heirs' addition to the cl y of Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana, owned by Thomas Brooker, against vhich Is asses8ea the sum of three dollars and thirty-one cents (!3 3.) for street improve ment in ravor oi xnomss u. ts. reca x io., contractors. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., June 7, 1876. STATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, ss: In the e-oDertor Court of Marion county, in the state of Indiana, June term, 1676. Ne. Davis m. ureene vs. wiuiam r. ioob. Reit known that. on the 2tih day of May. 187, the above named pi. luliff, by bis aitornev. filed In the oflice ot the clrk ot the Superior Court ot Marlon c mnty, in the state ol Indiana, his complalut against the above unmrd aeft-nuaut lor torecionure or mirgage, and on said .tkb.da? of May. 1876, iht said piainiinoltd In raid clerk sorace.the amdavit of a competent person showluk; that said de fendant, vv imam tr. coos, is not a resiuent oi the state of Indiana. Now, therefore, by otder of said court, said defendant last above named is here y noti fied of the filing and Tendency of taid com pUlut against nlm, and that unless he sp pears and answers or demurs thereto, at the calling of said cause ou the second day of the term or said court, to be begun and he d at the court bouse In tne city of Indianapolis on the nit Monday in eptemuer, ls.o, said complaint, and the matters and things therein contRtnea ana anegea, wui do nearu ana ae ter mined lu bis abeu. AUdTIN H. BROWN, Clerk. S. JC. Pebkins, Jr Atty. for Pi'ff. may31-3w OTATE OF" INDIANA, Marion county, ss: O In the Superler Court of Marlon countv. in the slate oi Indiana, June term, IbTi. No. jLiizaoem i. xase, oianey w . tr.mao vs. Julius A. Kelly et al. Be it a, own, that on the 26th day of May, 1S7Ö, the above named plain tiffs, by their attorneys, filed in the office of the clerk of the Superior Courtof Marlou county, in the sta'e of Indiana, eompKlnt ag-ilnbt the above named defendants for lore closure of mortgage, and on said Kötn day of May, 1876, the plaintiffs filed la said clerk's office the affidavit ot a competent person showing that said defendant, Julius A. Kelly, la not now a resident or me state oi Indiana. Now. tuerefore, by order of said court, said aeienaani lasiaoove nama is hereby notl fled of the filing and pendency of said cjm pialnt aga.nst blm. and that unless he &npears and answers or demurs thereto, at tue calling of said caae on the second day of the term of said court, to be began and held at the court house In the city of ludia napo.ls on tbe nrst Mouoar in Eepiemner, i?v, 6aid complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and de termined in mi anence AUSTIN H. BROWN, Clerk, Purin ft Mtbrs, Attys. for PI Us. may 81-3 w XTOTICE is hereby given to tbe citizens of i. the r irt ward, in tne eity of Indianapolis, Center township, Marion eoanty, Indiana, that I, John Uioscn, Jr., a malo inhabitant of said ward, over tne age of twentyone years, win appiy to tne Doaru or county oommlssioLers ot aald county, at tbetr July meeting, fo a license to sen, for one year, spiiitous, vinous and malt liquors, la a less quantity than a quait at a tlms, with the privilege or allowing the same tobe drank: on my premises. The precise location of the premises whereon I desire to stll aatd liquors is described as follows: Lot No. Hf square No. 5a, and known as No. 178 h-ast Washlug.on a tree t, in tne city of Indlanapoli1', Center . township, Marion couoty, Indiana. " " 1 (Signed) JOHV OROSCH, Jg. NOTICE is berby given that Joseph T. Mar' tin will apply io tbe board of commiaaioneis of the county of Marlon In the state of Indiana, at their next session, to ba beid at tbe county court house in t"e city of Indianapolis, In said eonn'y and state, beginning on the first Mouday in July, A. D. 1876, for a license to sell, barter aud give away splrltous, vinous and mtlt intoxicating liquors, in lets quantity than a quart at a tiiue. In and ou the premises Known an No. Hi West Washington si rrt. In the Fourth ward of the dry oi Indianapolis, in Center township, Marlon oounty, Indiana, with the privilege of allowing tUe6nij to be drank in and on the premlws aforesaid. Signed JOSEPH T. MARTIN.

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. Ii. F. CHRISTMAN Cor. Mississippi and Peail I ll Patronage of Retail TobccV Deaters .Prices, tor Cash; P-itronlze Home Ms, Sale fb: Street Improvem?; iy virtue of a certain precept to rae direct by the mayor of the City of IudlaLapr-1 Indiaaa, and d .ly attested by tbe clerk sal f it v under the corporate seal of said ci I will on SATURDAY, July 1, 1876, Pfe""! at publ!c auction, at the City Court Roo between 'he bours of 10 ocio?k a. m. an o'clock p. sr. of said day, the followlrv described lor, or parcel or iand, or so mar thereof as mny be necessary to satisfy tt sum hereinafter nanud as assessed again such premises for street improvement, ai; ail costs, to-wit : Lot No. nineteen (19) in Donecker Martin al.'s subdiv ston of Henderson's addition i i he city of Indien po if, Marion couoty. In dlana, owned by Joseph M-rtir, agains which is assessed the sum of three dollars ac thirty-three cents (3 Si) lor street improve! menl in favor ot u. Koot s co., contractors. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, 1 City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., Jane 7, 1870, Sale for Streat Improvement. uy Virtue oi a certain precept io me airecieu, by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, lnaiana, ana nniy sivuru uy lufivicia. ui iu citv ander the corporate seal of sa.d city, 1 will on SATURDAY, July 1, 1876, sell, at public auction, at tbe City Court Room, between the boars ol lu o'ctocs. a. m. and o'clock P. at. of said day. the following de scribed lot, or parctl or Jana, or so niHcn thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named aa asseaeed against each premises lor street Improvement, aad all costs, to-wit: Lot No. two (2Wn Donecker Vsrtln et l.'s subdivision of Henderson's addition to the city of Indianapolis. Marion county, Indiana, owntd by Joseph Martin, against which is assessed the sum of four dollars and nftyseven cents for street improvement In favor or D. Root ft Co.j eontrac .ors. , : t HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., Jane 7, 1876. Notlo to Non-Resident. ' Whereas, a certain precept has been duly issued to me by i he mayor of the city ot Indian apolis, under tbe corporate seal of said c'ty, datd Mays, 187, snowiog mat mere is aue the following name l contractor the amouct hereinafter specified fjr street Improvement in tbe city of Indianapolis. Marlon ovunty, Indiana: Dae D. Root Co. for the erection of lamp posts, lumps ara nxtures oorapieie to barn gaa except the sei vice pipe, on Columbia avenue between Malotie avenue and Eighth street from Charles Dollman the anm of two dollars and two cents (s2 vi amouut of assessment charged against seventeen and two-tweifths (17 2-12) feet north Bide of lot No. eigh'y (80) in rj. i. riatcner a suDdivuion ci ri. r. . ü Fletcher's addition to the city of lndianapo lis, Marion county, Indiana. Now, the Bald defendant Is hereby notified that noles within & ) days arter the publication for tbree weeks o. th s notice the amount so assessed against the above described lot or parcel of land is paid, I will proceed to c iliect the amount so assessea Dy levy -ana sale ol said lot or parcel of land, or fo much thereof as may b nrce-sary to satisfy tbe above claim, ana ail costs mat may accrue. - , HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer, t Indlanannlln. Ind.. Mit 24. 1R7. ' ' Sale for Street Improvements ' i 1 By virtue "or-a ceftala precept to me direct ted, by the mayor ot tbe city of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by the clerk ot said city under the corporate seal ot said city,' I will on ; u3 if. SATURDAY. Jhlv I "lfCß ' i J, af I 'J , .." ' -:- . - . sell, at pnblio auctlon.at the City Court Room, between ibe hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock r. m. of said day,' the fol owing described lot.or pycelof laud.or so mach tbeieof as may be neoeHsary .'o satisfy the sum herein alter named as assessed against sucn pemlaea for street improvement, and all cou, toWlt: - .. .-: , .- ' . i Lot Vx twenty () In Donecker Martinet al.'a sutKlivision of Hendersou'a addifon to the city of Indianapoll', Marion oouaty, Indiana,owned by Joseph Martin, agt.st which i assessed the anm of three dollars aud fifty-two cents (i3 ti) for street improvement In favor of i Koot at Co , contractors. , ' ,- t. : HENRY W.TUrEWlLER i ' : ' ' ' City Treasurer.' Indianapolis, lud., Jane 7, 1876.

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Sc CO., Streetj OTA i E Ot the Superior Com i of Mariou couuty, li tne s'.ats oi .inaiana, june term, ieo. ro. li,)ti. Mary a. uiessenger vs. Aioen irifwn gr. Be it known that on the 1st day of Jane, 1876, the above named pUintiff, by her attorney, filed in the office of the clerk of tbe SuDenor Court ot Ma&lon county, in the state of Indiana, her complaint against the above named ee endant lor aivorce, ana en sail ist a ay oi jane, lo.o, me saia plaintiff filed in said cleiks office tbe affl Javit of a competent person showlLg that said de fendant, Albert Ult-sc-nger, is not a resident of the state of Iadlar.a. Now therefore, bv oraer of said court, sail defendant last above named 1j hereby noti fied ot the filing and pendency of said complaint against him, and that unle-a he appear and answers or d-mu;8 thereto at tbe calling. of said cause on the second day of the terra u: Bald c-art, to be begun aud held atmeco .ri bouse In tbe city oi Indlanapo'.i-, on thr :' --t Monday in September, 1876, i-aid comp ''s and tuema'tets and things ihereln cor.- u sed and alleged, will be heard and detern.7 : -ti his absence. , AUSTIN H. BROWN, CI ' ' . W. M. ADKiJfsos, Atfy for Pi'ff. STATE OF INDIANA, Marion countv, s: In the Cnil circuit Court of Marion, ounty. tu the state of Indiana, May term, 187. iNO. 1,62. ; Zeppanla Cassel vs. John H. Harris. Be it known that on the d day oi June, 1876, theabVd named plaintiff, ty bis attorney filed in the Civil Crcult .ourt of Marloa eoanty, in tbe state of Indiana, his complaint against the abjve named' detendant fur the removal of a certain Judgement and Issuing of execution lueieon,anu on aaid 2d day of June, 187;, the sali piainUfT filed in Bald court bis affidavit showing that said defendant, John H. Harri., iinot a resldentol the Etat of Indian. ' . Now therefore, by order of said court, said defendant above named Is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against him, and that unless he appears aud answers or demurs thereto at the calling of said ciuseon tne second day of the term ofsaid court, to be begun aad t ed at the courthouse in th city of Indianapolis, on the four b Monda; la August, 187 n, Bald comp'aint, and the ma U-rsand thin s ihereln coi-taintd and alleged, will be heard aud determined in his absence. .v i AUSTIN H. BROWN, Clerk. Joseph T. Roberts, Att'y for Pi'ff. NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens of the First ward, in the city of Indianapoll Center township, Marion eoanty, Indiana, that I, Mathew McCabe, a male inhabitant of said waxd, over the age of twent- ae year, willpply to the board of eoanty commissioners of caid county, at their July meeting for a license to sell for one year splriiou, vinous and malt liqviors, lna less qnamity than a quart at a time, with Hie privilege of alia ing the same to be drank on my premises. Tbe precise location of the pre tn Ises whereon I desire to tell said liq iors is described a follows: East half ot lot No. 2 la block H, in the city of Indianapolis, according to the sabdivlsi m of sard blrtck, and known as 26 East Washington street, la tbe city of Indianapolis, Center township, Marion eoanty, Indiana. - MlSigtKd. a! H . j MATHEW M'CaBE. NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens of the Fourth ward, in the city of Indianapolis, Center township, Marion county, Indiana,; thai we? Mike Plunkett and Patr.ck j Hines, male lnhabitanwa ol said watd, Over the' age of twenty-one years, will' apply to tbe board of county commissioners of said county, at their July meeting, for, a- license to se i, for one year, sniri ous, vinous and malt liqaors, in a less quantity than a quart l a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on oar p.eai-isee.-- ---. The preclaeh'xjatlon of the premises whereon we deal re to sell said liquora is dr.erlbe-1 aslolIowa: Lot No. 2, out lot 3 and , Fourth ward, known ae 9 West Waehingtoa street, In the cfty of IndimaroIl3, center township, inoa eoaniy, inaiana. ; 'loigneaj . MIKE PLUNKKTT, PAt'KlOK. HIN Krt, ÖJIIVERSITT OFVinGIXIA ---CMVE J Ijw LEtTUHKs(riinew?e.ly),Tegln Mib July, isre, and end 13th Weptonioe. . Have proved of lgaal n e it. to siadent who deaiga topu .su ta ir Uudies at this or ot ler ldws"h ol; 21, totf,oe who propxe f read privately : ard 5kl, to p-a'tr.l.mer who have not btvl the adv.inlge if srs natlc int ruction. For circulars pply ( P. O. Ualv-?rstty of Vs.) to JOHN a MlJ.Oit,Poiessjr Common aaa etatale Law.: