Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 25, Number 48, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 July 1876 — Page 3

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1876.

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THE VENEZUELAN VILLAINIES

ORTH AND THR "EXPLODED CHARGE." IT WILL 1-ROVK A FATAL XXPL0M05 A CLSAB AKD EXPLICIT TATBMBNT OF TBBKI UiFAMOps aWlJDLKS AN TECK DINTS OF TBS REPUBLICAN ANDIDATB yOB GOVERNOR OF ISDIaNA. Tbe New York San of last Sunday, by lta Washington ccrrespocdenf, gives tbe following unequivocal history ol a part of the operations ot tbe Venezuelan ring of robbers, of which Mr. Godlove S. Orth was a leadlns member: In order that the public may Have a cliar Idea of tbe villainous character ot the Operations of the Vene zu- : elan rins? of which the Hon. Godlove 8. -Orth, Republican candidate for governor of Indiana, wan a prominent member, I send vou a detailed account of three of the -claims which were pissed upon by tha blackmailing oumruiseion, and tbe collection of which Orth endeavored to bave enforced by making war npin a weaker republic. First, there la tbe William E. Willett claim. Mr. Willet mai y .years ago hire! a bouss la Caracas, uslDg tue lower part as a storehouse lor agricultural implemen's which be bad Imported from New York, while he let a room in tbe upper part to a Masonic lodge. When be bad sold out nearly tbe wbole of bis stock, there being Indications of a rising in the provinces, it was thought best to strengthen tbe military forces In the capital, aod tbe bouse occupied ty Willet -was hired ty tbe authorities for me by tbe military. Aa old resident ot Caracas iulorms me tout at this time tbe stock remaining In Wi list's store could not have exceeded fl.000 in value at the utmost. Rut when the troops were quartered In the buitdlDvr Willet removed bat goods Le bad remaining on band, consiatiug principally of ploughs, and vacated the premises. Alter a lapse of time, and a change ol administration, howevtr, Willet male a claim that he had suffered looses by tbe depredations of tbe trocp?, though I am unable to give the amount at which be estimated his losses. Iiis claim for indemnification was not allowed, and thus tbe matter remained when be died, and thus it would bave remained to tbe present day bad it not been for the mixed commission. When the commission was organized a power of attorney from Wiilet's heirs was sought aod obtained In favor of Wm. " P. Murray, with a clause authorixiDg David M. Taluaaice, tbe American commissi-jner, to draw the certificates issued on awards from tbe board. Toeo tbe claim was fixed up. Tbe sum of $40,000 wa3 dcmndd for the destruction ol all the goods in the bouse, $2,687 for a gasometer, $42 000 for freight, commissions and dunes p lid on goods, (3 0U0 lor a debt due by th Masonic lodge wbica bad used a pari ot the bonne for a lodge room, $3,979 66 lor rent, ?1 S85 76 lor repairs to the bcuse, $29 63 for moving fleet j lrom the house, aud 55 02197 tor interest, which Was charged at lue rate ot 18 per cent, per tDDum, making A TOTAL OF OVER 150,000. In the examination of this claim by the mixed commission, which was comjpsed of David M. TalrxHge, on the part ol tbe United Statee, aud J. O. Villafane, on th part of Venezuela, with a joung ma t named Macbd . who ha 1 been secrets rv Of X aloaajjo's ga company ia Caracas, for umpire, no original invoices were produced, nor books ; accounts, cor receipts lor duties paid, nor voucbers ot auy kind to substantiate tha claim. It was not even shown toet Willet paid the owner rent ler tri b'ouse wLile It ' was occup'ed by the trxi s; in point of tact he did not. No valid proof a LatbVer iu regard to the prtuded losses were presented to he commission, unless we call such an sfiLlavit said to bave ben srn to b a brutber of Mrs. Will', wb ch was drawn by tbe attorney, Murray, and tkon before Thomas N. Silwell, ni Aruer.cau minister, and a luembtr of the rip p, fx parte, instead ot being dooet ore ju,gN with not ce to tbe trtaury minister, as was legally required. TLe wh ia affair was kepi secret from tbe time that ibe ring took, it up ut til it vraa bror.gfct betöre the commission as aa ltueraatiousl claim, while in real ty it was strictly of a private natura, euch as t:e couimiiMon was lue mpetem iu p a up nnti sucb as tbe government of tue Uoued 8u:es could not eniorevthe payment of nit bout violatlrg the law ot nations. Tbe commissioner if Venezuela protected against tb consideration ot the claim on the ground that it was fantastical aud void of all merits; but nevertheless ir. Talma ad mi tu d it as just to the amount o: 1 149,375 69. It taeo went up to Mr. Ta!-Uaugr-'s your g m-tn Macbado, who acttnl as umpire, and ce went through tne farce oiniikin,r a further ir fli reduction, alter which certificates for ? 140.000, pavable to the bearer, were istucd, uf which amount certificates to the au-oont of f6,000 wira delivered to tbe widow ol Wili't, Commiseioner Talmage retiuing $s5 0U0 for his own use and tbt ol bisroniederate in tne swindle. A very peculiar c'nim wn that entered in tbe name of Ba e, Nobles Garrison. Col. Wm. Li. Ncbks of St. Paul, Minn., male a contract w;tb tbe govtrument ot Venezuela l. r ticios ve privileges ia connection with tbH t-m-ploymect ol two steamers to ply between New York ai d Ltzuajra, tbe one to carry freight and the other nierchand s, w tb a day flxr-d lor carrying tbe contract into enVct. Dr. John O. B aes ud Mr. C. K. Garrison subsequently became Interested ia tbe contemplated enterprise. Tne government o. Veneza-la b suited arut making this contract, aud, in order to prevdut unpleäant results in case a m-suuderstauding should occur, cui to baiuseited a clause that should any d ff ruoes or . misonderatandlDgi of any kiud wbatsovergrow out of this transaction,, either directly or Indirectly, tbe subj-c . matter of ditferene should be decided in the city of Caracas, or In Lguyra, by a oommicion consisting of two arbitrators, oi e to be chosen by Noble and bis as-ociatts, and the other by tbe government of Vene-v-zaela; and anould the arbitrato dUagree, that thi.-d arbura'or shouiU be appointed : by tbe minister 01 Spain iu Carara.-, or ty one of the diplomatic agenU of Denmark, , Bremen, . Holland, or Belgium. It was further stipulated that the decision of tbe ; arbitrators uoold be final and without appeal, and that under no pretext or motive whatever should tbe ease be construed -'as an international claim. Tbe d-sg- - nated time having expired, and no steamer having bea dispatooed, Venezuela rescinded the conto t. Colonel Noble afterward employed W.F.Murray.brotber- . In-law of the American mlnibtar, who acted as , OINKBAL AOEST FOR THE RIKO, to got the ease before tbe Mixed Commission as an international claim, and Murray, In behalf of bis client, demand d 1614,700 damaea. Commissioner Villafane opposed tbe claim as la violation of tbe contract, aod held that the commitaloo wm n i o mpetat to try ib ens, as It Was cot au laternatlonal claim. Moreover,

be deeied that the claimants had suffered any loss whatsoever by ar y acton tbe part of Venezuela. Bat Talmage aeclded that the commission was perfectly competent to act upon the cass, and awarded the claimants 1250,000 la gold as tbe damages sustained. An appeal was taken to Talm?ee'a vounc man. . who

acted as umpire. and be, of course, confirmed all that the American commissioner had done, the Venezaleao commissioner entering bis protest agalnat tbe whole proceeding, which he denounced as iniquitous fraud. There was another claim of Jacob Idler aod asoctates for supplies furnished to tbe old Colombian coafedeiacv darlog her war tor independence. The confederacy was subsfquectlv dissolved, and Naw Granada, Veueznela and Ecuador became Independent repullim. Jacob Idler Instituted an action in a Venezuelan court to recover the wbole of tbe Colombian claim, though Vemzaela ' was Justly Ha ble for only her share of , 23$ per cent. Tbe cs? beirg somewhat complicated, it was referred, and the rfrA made a report awsrllng Idler $70.520 UK in the currency ot Ve: zaela, wbicb was equivalent to nine-tenths of that amount in gold. This finding was confirraod by the court, but an sppeal to tbe Superior Court being taken by the treasury, on account of 1 eged mistakes and irregularities, that court cr 5ered the matter tn be put back to where it stood August 31, 1830. Idler appealed to the Supreme Court, where the decision appealed from was cor. firmed. laier now had aa opportunity to Institute bis sctlon anew, standing "just es be did before any proceedings bad been taken ; but Instead of doing so be abandoned tbe case and ont borne to tbe United States. Thus tbe claim was dead and buried tor some thirty-five years, wbea.it was resurrected by lalmage, who got a clue to It rjm some old papers in the archives of tbe American Legation in Caraca. When the Mixed Commission was first organized, Talmage proposed among otber rules that one claim should be adjudicated every five days. Mr. Cond, tbe'first Venezuelan commissioner, did not suspect tbe object of this, and the rule was adopted. The first case presented was this relic ot a bygone generation, tbe Idler claim. Talmage bad it all cot aod dried; the dersion of tbe court in favor of Idler was put iu evidence, but that ol tbe bigfcer court to the contrary was withheld. Five days bayirg expired, Talmage demanded of Mr. Conde bis decision, when the latter replied tbat be could not give It without inlormation from his government, as be knew nothing of the facts in the case. To tbis Talmage repp inded tbat tbe five dys allowed for Us consideration radxplred; tbat be had made op bis mind upon its uaeriis, aod unless Mr. Conde bad done tbe ha me tbe claim would go to tbe umpire. Mr. Conde protested against this decision, saying that he was taken by surprise, and tbat moreover tbe greater part oi tbe claim, If not tbe wbole of i nad been paid by Boguta; but Talimge persisted, and Mr. Conde resigned Mr. Jose G. Villafane was then appointed commissioner on tbe part of VecezaeTa, and be also resisted the claim, which finally went up to lalmage's urxpire, young Macbado, who found it an right, and awarded tbe claimant 252.814 in tbe smld currency oi tbe United öiaies, bei nir f 70,520 for tne original claim, aud f 182,294 for interest. BRIBERY, EXTORTION AND BLACKMAILING. There are several points ot lotetest lathis case. In tbe first place, the claim was of Colombian origin, and cn'y p9r cent, of It was justly chargeable to Venezuela. Secondly, the claim was pressed on the ground of a decision in a Venezuela couit which bad been revoked by the Supreme Court of that nation. Thirdly, the claim was a private one for goods sold and delivered, which could net possibly be converted into an interua.iojal claim, and tae Mixed Commission bad no authority whatsoever to adjadicat . the caae. Notwithstanding thw lact, the pretended claimants, or tbe rin, bave already receive from, the treasury ofVone zaela some ti000 on account of it tnrough the state department in Washington. Fourth, Idler having abandoned bis claim lor nearly forty years, be fcai no rlttht, either In law cr equity, to dimmd interest upon tbe amount ot tbe original claim. But, as I have shown, payment was resisted on other ground; and as i: not even pretended toat the alleged loss was tbe result of any act of violence ajtaiDS. toe person or property ol tbe loregti cUimai.t, it s evideuttbat Talmage.' bi kinailiug commission had no business to entertain it at all. It will be remembered tbat this Commission eat while tbe late T. N. S'.il well, au Inf t mate Irland of Senator Morton, was United Sta'es minister la Venezuela, and tbat Murray, tbe brother-in-law ot Stilwtll, who acted as secretary ot the lection, was employed as jackal to hunt up fraudulent claims for tbe ring. In eachot the powers of attorney given by tbe claimants was a a clause agreeing to give the attorneys appointed tuereunder one-balf the amount of tee money which should bd awarded, and claimants who refused to -submit to this blackmailing process could not gft their claims passed bv toe commission, no rratter bow mentor! ous they might be. But any kind ot a fraudulent claim would be sustained by Talmage and hs subservient too, Macbado, provided tbe claimants would tfive the ring half tbe proceeds. In set tling, however, tbe ring cheated their client in numerous .icstances, and this l-d to toe exposure of tha atrocious job. Poitions cf tee p'under, In tbe shpe ut certificates of award, were traced Into tbe bandaof Stil a ell, Murrav, Talmage and Godlove 8. Orth. Atter paying lare earn-. of money on tbes ran luieut awards, tbe government or ven-zieis, wnjen is a weak ' republic with financial embarrassment, becoming ful y acquainted wi:b ma atrocious cearaoUr ot Le swindle, proteetd 8giust making any further paymeu s. and demanded a reconsideration of tbe ca8-8 before an honest tribunal. It was then that Orth appeared ia Washington as tbe agent ot 'laiujage. tbe chief ot tbe blackmailer, and In contempt o' law exerted himself as a lobby st to procure an act of Congress to coiitct tbeas swindling claims by force, thus endeavoring to embroil the country In a war with a sister republic for tbe r-nefU or s rfngof rascally blackmailers. Tbe cases I have descred above sbow the character of tneclsim ot wbica Orth became the attorney and lobbyist. . w Terre Haute Express:' James Insler, a farmer residing in tbe southern part of the county, met with ia frightful accident yesterday forenoon, while engaged in threshing whea Some part of the machinery netting out of order, be undertook to replr It while tbe thresher was in motion, aod in so doing bis right band was caught between tbe y wheels. Lie cried al. ud lr help, but before the machine could be stopped tbe tour fiDgera of bis hai d were taken cS. His band was so badly mangled tbat its amputation was necessary.

I IOTIANA'S TRIBUTE !

Ta the Great Befonner. BATLE9S HANNA'S SPEECH, AJrS0USCI5GffIS IfOMllf ATIO! TO ipVIRNOR TILDEN A O LOW! NO TRIBUT TO HENDRICKS BUT . A CHEERFUL ACCEPTANCE OF TILDEN THE RECORD OJT THE DEMOCRACY. Upon the conclusion ot Gen. McClernand's address, tbe Hon, Btyltss W. Hann, ex-ittorney general of Indiana, further addressed bis excellency ss follows: - Having the honor, Gov. Tilden, ti represent here tbe great Northwestern Dem-j cratic state of Iudiana, the borne of your illos'rious associate Thomas A. Hendricks, I trust it may not eeem improper in me to add a few words to what bas been already so eloquently said by Gen. Mc demand, thtdistinguished chairman ot tbis committee. Bafor and during the convention, sir, recently held at St. Louie, Indian, jutl proud of her great executive, s rugled a iduously aod with singular unanimity to secure the first place on our national ticket to her favorite son. I trut nothing was said or done in tbe msd-t oftbat bra ted struggle tbat must now be lelt to regret? and repentance. I believe it wes an honorable struggle ol honorable men in a righteous and honorable c-use, and, nothing more. We bad learned to love our great governor. His blameless life had made him dear at home, as h's public cmduct bad rendered bim Illustrious In tbe estimation of the whole country. His long career of faithful puolio service, his abiding faith in the genios of const! tutional, democratio government, during ail the weary years of a protracttd civil war; HIS FEARLESS ESPOUSAL OF TH PEOPLE'S CACSE, at a time when usurpation was scowling fiercely, and intent upon the blow wbicb patriotic fury alone averted; bis straight forward, manly, virtuous, fearless conduct at the capital of bis state, on the memora ble day, when tbe dark clouds of frerzy, intolerance, bigotry and bate nuDg threateningly above his devoted head these considerations, sir, and many others ot similar import and equal importance, bave justly rendered Thomas A. IXndricks tbe very Idol of tbe Democratic party of Indiana. They aspired to make bim president ol the United Mates. They felt well assured tbe destiny of the republic would be rafe in bis hands. But, sir. when tbe Democratic parcy, speaking through Its delegates assembled in national convention, la lis tanltlfes wisdom, and with a unanimitv and determination unparalleled in tbe titory of Democratio conventions, elected to commit, if possible, this precious, charge to the hands of another,Indiana respocdsM. amen. Aud to-day ber peple, not only with great cbeerldlnees, bnt with great entbusiam, ail ssy amen to the nomination of Samuel J. Tilden, the acknowledged CHIEF AHOSO THR CHIEFTAINS of the devoted reformers, who bave bat tled for tbe overthrow ot rings and con s piracies, in office and out of effice, and for the restitution of honest and c mmical government everywhere. Indiana, sir, gladly, joyfully accepts tbe situation. In tt?e nomination of Samuel J. Tilden and Ttomas A. Hendricks, sue beholds again toe complete uniricatiDn of the Democratic prty, re established upon tbope sound principles which gave it so much s'rength and renown in tbe golden days of its ancient aacendency. Tbey feel tbat reason, justice and economy are to be once more reinstated throughout tbe land,' and tbat madns, cruelty and prodigality must.be swpaway, to return no more forever. For fifteen years this country has' been ruled by a political power tbat bas regarded its authority superior to tbe autborliy of tbe federal constitution. We bave anderei far awsy so far, indeed, tbat tbe psople bave seen the toot ot military pvwar resting upon the civil law, aud yet I ave been so paralyzed by the suadenness and horror of tbe usurpation tbat tbv bave remained quiescent and dumb. Fjr a time tbey knew not bow to speak. Bat the lips of all the people are now unsealed. IN THIS HOLT TEAR, thehundreth anniversary of American in dependence, they are disposed to return as ar as possible to the hoc est simplicity of the fatners of the republic. Strict conat motion of the federal constitution is the rock, sir, upon whtch.we ttaud. There tbe DemocraMc party always stood, there it stands to-day, and no power on earth sball move it from its plsce. It bas always believed tbat tbe foundation and frsmewnrk of the constitution of the United States were amp'y sufficient tor all the purposes of an enduring republic. And this beliAf has been stre-tgthxted on every band. Experiments bave developed it, reason tactions it, and an impartial his tory of more than three-quarters of a cen tury confirms It. Sir, it bas been the greatest triumph in all tbo REVELATIONS OF ANCIENT . OR MODERN CIVILIZATION. It has prevailed over the jealousy of mon archies and all the maledictions tht s;ep:ered potentates bave ever uttered against it. The great philosophy of Jt ffrson approved it; the virtuous sword of Washington established it, aod on more than a thousand bloody fields of sg ny and death, its dedication to tbe u-es of Cbitian civil zation bas been repeated. It bad its origin in the near s ol tbe fa' hers of the revolution: it was ' or dained beneath the rent and faded flags of Monmouth, Kings Mountain and Yorktown; it was enacted by a convention wbere Washington presided, and where Malison and' LI?logton, Martin and Hamilton, Franklin and Pinkey, .pro posed, oombaUnd and confirmed: it ba poured ita blessings upon tbe beads of tbe gen r t ions torn to its tot orient ; it has auordedshelter to millions who ha fled - FROM THE DOMINIONS OF OPFBE88ION. Its whole mission has been one of sucb honor and glory tbat It bas won .the re apct and admiration of tbe civilized world. It has been, sir, tbe law of our s re eg h, tbe law of our safety; tbe law of our orosi ferity, tbe law of our destiny; and the plea of the Democratic masses trrougbouttbscoun iy to-day h the prayer icey woul 1 make to Almighty God, "tbat one jot or one tittle shall in no wle ns from tbe law until all aha" b ful fllei." The government of- the Halted States, aumioistered su.cily in conformity to toe letter of tbe federal constitutionequal and exact Justice to every citizen of ' every ata'e In the Union teorm, reform, retorm every where thtee, sir. these are our demands, acd wttn sm net J. Tilden and Tbomss A. Hendriikl leaiing our mihty hosts, they sball be our bi' tie cry until oars iouta ot victory ball rend tbe air the second Tuedv of November In this hallowed year oi 1876.

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Sale for. Street. Improvement, By virtue of a certain precept to me directed PI fS lha Wtrk aa WW A-aw .4 1 - m w V j. " "Jrur " mw c.iy or inaiai aw Uh Indiana, anrt nnlw niiui k. ik .i w j -- - kj.T wjw riri KJ i twin under tb corporal seal ol aaid city. ' SATURDAY, Jaly 29, 1&76, ' aell a public aaction, at theHty Court Room between 'he hours of 10 o'clojk A. M.and o'clock p. K. of said day, the following deacrlbanl lot. or parcel ol tand, or ao mach thereof aa mr be oeo ssary 10 satisfy the sura hereinafter nanird as asseised against urli premises for street Improvement, and all cost?, to-wit: No. thirty -rix (36) feet east of fonrteen fH) f 'lob Market alreot nnrlhwut immmnntl"t No.sixtt .nr(65)lu the city of Indianapolis, Marlrin nibniT. In Iii rwxm h 1 1 Gabbert. sgalDH which 1 assessed teaumot tlflT.pttrht ilnllawa unrl flftw rxii. IM Mit rn stree improvtment la. la vor of Edward H. asvuv f WUUayrVI HESRY W.TTJTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., July 6, 1878. Sale for Streat Improvement. By virtue of a certain rrecentfo med'rected. by the mayor cf the city of Indianapolis. In diana, and ruly at'xBigd by tha clerk of said city nnder the corporate seal of said city, 1 WLU UU SATURDAY, July 29,1876, - sell, at pnblle anction, at the City Court Boom, between the hours ot 1) o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. a. of said day, tbe following described Jot, or parcel of land, or so mach thereof aa may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named aa assessed against such premises lor street Improvement, and all coats, to-wit: Lot No aeven m In MeKernan. Pierce and Yandes' subdivision of vtest's hairs' addition to tha city or Indian apoll , Marlon county, Iodlana, owned by R. M Forbes (Christian name unknown), azalcBt which is assessed tbe Bnm of two dollars and xty-seven cento (Si (S7) tor stree improvement In favor of D. ook x sjo., contractors. HEJRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind July B. 1W8. Sale for Street Improvement. Py virtu) of a certain Dreceot to me directed. by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by the clerk of Faid city under the corporate teal of said city, I will on SATURDAY, July 29, 1876, sell at publlo anction, at the City Court Room, tetween the hoar or 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock P.M. of 8h id day. the following described lot or parrel or land, or so muca thereof as may be neceettary to satisfy tbe sum hereinafter named aa asso&scd aeainst eucb pre mi sen lor sUeet improvement, and all costs, to-wlt: Fifty (V) feet west erd of lot No. thirtyseven (S7) Wes'-'s heirs' act Mtion to the city or iDQianspoiiP. Marion county, ina ana, owned by Jon n p. r mott, ajrainsi wntcn is assessed tne sum of four dolors aud seveaty-el.ht cents is if) ror street tm rjvemnt In lavor ot U. Hoot dt Co., contractors.' ' ' 'HENRY W. TUTEWILER, . City Tieasurer. Indianapolis, Ind.. Ja'y 5. 1876 Sale for Srset Improvementi By vlrtua of a certain precept to me directed, by the mayor o the city of Indianapolis, I rid an, and duly attested by the clerk 01 said city under the corporate seal ol said city, I will on ' - SA.IDRDAY, July 29, 187Ö, sell at public auction at the City Court Room, lMteeD tbe boars of it) o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day, tbe lol owing tle-scnb-Hl lot,or patceiof laud.or so mu:h lhareof aa may be necessary fo satisfy the sum hereluaiter named aa assessed against sucn premises lor street Improvement, and all costs, towii: Lot No. forty-four (U) In Tonne's subdi vision of ootlot No one hundred aud eihtj -one (IS ) In tbe city ot, mdiananoit, Mri- n county, Indiana, owned by R. Griffith (Christian na n unknown). aKalnst which is sssee4 iheamu ol three dollars and one cent (3 01) for street Improvement In lavor oi Thomas iL ti. Peck & io., contractors. HENBT W. TTJTEW1LEK, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., Jnly R, lÄ7ß. Sala for Street Improvement. By vlrtne of a certain precept to me directed bv the mayor of the city of Ind'auapolls, Indiana, and duly attested by the clerk of said city under the corporate seal of said city, I will on SATURDAY, July 9, 1876, sell at pnblic anction, at the City Court Room, b-tween the b'u s oi m o'clock a. m. and 4J o'clock p.m.i r said day, the follow me aescribd lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof ax may be nectsary to satisry the hum nerel-rafter named aa asie8ed sgainstsucb premises for atreet improvement, and all costs, to-wit: Lot No. forty-four (44) in Youcg's subdivision or oatiot. No. one hundred od eightyoue (181) in the city of Iudlnnapclis, Marion couuty, Indiana, owned by R.Urimih (Chriftian name unknown), against wulch Is assesed tbesamof einbtdt l as and sevtntyslx oeuis(s87Ttj) lorstieetlmprovemeDtlniavur of Thomas 11. c. Feck A oo , contractors. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, - City Treasurer. Indianapolls, Ind., Julv 6. 176. - Sale fjr Street Improvement. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed by the mayor of tbe ctiy of Iudianapolls, Inolana, and duly atustod oy the clerk o said eitv under the corporate seal pf said city, 1 wiil.on ; SATURDAY, July 29, 1876, sell at public auction, at the Cly Court Room, between tbe hours ot 10 o'clock A. at. aud o'clock P. m. ot sail day, the following decr bed lot or parcel of laud, or so mui-b thereo as may be-. necessary to satisfy the um herelnaiter named a assessed against suebpr. m sea for street Improvement, and. all costs, to-Wit: ; Lot No. nine (9) in E. J.Hosa'aubdivlsion of qutr No. weutj-one (21) of Johnson 'a heirs1 addition to the city of Indianapolis M-rlou eounty, Indiana, owned by Tueuaoie Uibxns. saii8t which is assesMed the sam or lour do sr. and twent -four onU(M Jl) for street Improvement In favor of D. Uuot Co., contractors, . . HENRY W. TUTEWILER, Qty Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind July ,1870.

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Sala for Street Improvements i a.cinum rrerert lo me dl t ected, by the rxayor of the lty of Indiana. noils, Indiana, and duly atusted ty th cU. j ? ?ld clty ioder the Orporite teal of sai d city, I will on SATURDAY, July 29, 1876, sell at pnblle auction, at the City Court Room, betw en the hoursof luo'cl ck a. m. and 4 o'clock P. st of said day,, the fo lowing deKcribi lot, or parcel of land, or wo much thereof aa may be necessary to sa'isfy the sum hereinafter named such preoiises for atreet improvement, and auwiw,U'aiki Lot NO. fonr ft In Rnann Srntt H - mond anbdivisioa -o U West's addition to theeitwrkf ln!lnannll. fc. . . t 01 n a, owned by Hannah A.Free, steinst w ami.njoui-u me um oi mree ootiars ana thirty-two cents ( 3 3-') ten si reet 1 nn provemenl in favor of D. Root Co., contractors. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indlanapoi la, Ind July 5, m. Sale for Strees Improvement. By vlrtne of a certain r. recent to me directed by the mayor of tbe city of Iadlanarolis. In. diana. and duly atu-sted by the clerk or said. city under the corporate teal of said city, I will on SATURDAY, July 29,1S76, sell at pubilo auction, at the City Court Room, between the hours ot 1U o'c ock A. it. and. o'cl ck p. at. or tald day, the following üescriDea lot or parcel oi land, or so much thereof as may be nect ssary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named a assessed against such, premises for strtet Improvement, and all costs, t-wit: Lot No. twelve (12)in Hay den's subdivision of fqaare No. twenty-two Ui) of Johnson's heirs audition to tbe city of Indianapolis, Alar Ion county, Indiana, owrjed by ltobtrt lcgle, against which Is assed tbe sum of lour dolKra and twenty-one centa (f si) for street Im provement in lavor oi u. xoot ol cc, contractorsa HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolls, Ind., July 6, 1878. Sale for Street Improvement. By virtue of a certain precept to ne directed. Of the mayor or ti.e city of Indianapolis, Indiana, ai ddujy attested by tbe cierkol said city, under the corporate seal of said city, 1 wm on SATURDAY, July 29, 1876, sell at public anction, at the City Court Room, between tu iiourn of 10 o'clock a. m. aa 4 o'clock p. x. of said day, the following de scribed lot or parcel of land, or so much. thereof as may ba nec-ssaiy to satisfy the sum herein a: ter named a assessed against such premises fftrsüeet improvement, and a.1 costs, to-wit: Twenty Ave and one-half (1K) feet eat of seventy -five (7 ) ftet, west eLd of lot No. imr-ty-sev n ( i ), est a heirs' addition to in city of Indianapol , Marlon couniy, Indiana. owned by Laniel Uruef, against which Is assessed the sum of two dollars acd forty-foar cents for strewt improvement in favor of 1). Boot A Co., contractoi s. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., Jnly 5, 187. Sale for Street Improvement. Pr -wirf n a n' a ortjiln rrAOA nt to mA directed. bv the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, Inrtl.n. nnH rfnlv fllliitArf hp. T clfirlr or Kfl 1 1 1 city under , the corporate eealof bald clt, I will, on ' " SATURDAY, July 29. 1876, - sell . at public auction at the City Court Tloo.ii, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. x , of said dav, the following described lot or parcel of land, or ko much the; eof as may be necessary to i(K'y tbe snm hereinarter named as asxecsed asüln -K such premlaes lor Street improvement, aud all coats, ut-wit: Tbirty-four (34i feet ar d seven (7) inches off of tHe north sid-? of lot No. eighty-two (82) in. E. T. Fletcher's ubdivlsiou ot B. T. & 8. K. Fletcher's addition to tf e city of lndlariatoiin, Marion county, Indians, owned by James M. Rsley. a&ali si wMcn is awwwl tbe sum of four dollars and five cents ((5) for street lmprjVeKient In lavor ot D. Root & toM contractors. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind.. July 8, 1876. Sale for Street Improvement. rJv vlitueof a certain precept to me directed, or the mayo-of the city of Indianapolis, In dians, and duly atleo ed by 'he clera of said c'ty uuder thd corporate seal or said city, I will on SATURDAY, July 29, 1S76, Sf 11 at public suction; at tbe Ci'y Ccurt Koom. between the houis of 10 o'clock A. . and 4 o'clock p m of said day,the loll wing described lot, or paicelof land, orw mucU ther ofas may be necessary to catl-fy itie sum here naftr.r named as ajbsef-sed against mch premises for street improvement, acd ait ousts, to-wlt: Lot No. three (3) in Spann. Smith 4 nam-mond'smb'lvl-ion f C West, a'.dl'i-n to tbe citv oi in'ilanDlis. Marlon county, Indi ana, owned by Hannah A. Fre, Hgsinsi which is atirsesea tne eum oi inree oonsra du luinytwo cents ( 9 3 ) ior stree-' impr ovement In fa vor cl 1. Koot & Co contracion. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, Cl'y Treasurer, mdianarell". Ind., July 5, IrTii. s CIT IS AITACII5I EST. Ee'oreT. P. Millr. J. P., Center township. Marion county, Inrtlana. James O. Klugfcbury and Juhu B. Conner vs. Isaac T. Dyer. , Tbe re edant In the above entitled cau'e Is hereby notified ot the pendeDcy of eald cause before me, and tbat tb ald cause is set tor bearlre on the 21st day of Auenst, 1876, 9 o'clock A. M., at which time. If said defendant faiis to aDDear and make answer thereto, the said onse will be tried and determined in his absence. i THOMAS P. M1LLFR, J. P, No. f6 Court rtreet, Iodianapois, Ind. rJ7o. ; WHEfttNU?. 1876. i To MICHIGAN, one of the foremost, flourish- . - ing uu ueauuiy sin, WHAT FOR? To buy a FARM out of the OISTE 3XILL10IV ACRES of fine tarminsT land for Kale by the ORAND RAPIDü INDIANA R. R. Strong soils, Readv markets, i H ire crops. Good schools. Rai road runs through center of grant. Bettleraents ail along. All kinds of pro- nets raised. -Plenty of water. Umber and building materials. Price lrom M to lb per aoie; onefourth down, baiauoe on time. , arsend .'or illustrated pamphlet full of facta and figure, and be convluoexl. Address. W. A. HtW Ru, omm'r. (4rand tiapids, Mich. R. I, PIERUli. bee. Land Dept,