Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 25, Number 52, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1876 — Page 7

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16. 1376

INDIANA ABLAZE

WITH PATRIOTIC ESTIIÜSI. ASM. TILDEN, HENDBICKS AND REFORM. A General Movement All Along the Line Meetings and Speeches at Various Points. - L APORTE LOOKING UP; AND PRtMISISO T ROM KM WORK FOR THE TICKKT A BPEKCH BT JÜDOK TCRPIE. By Telegraph tr the Sentinel. La forte, Isd, August 1.. Judge Turple opened the campaign here to-day by a rousing speech, and his o d friends greeted him -with an enthusiasts welcome. The court hoc Be was packed until there was cot an inch oT standing room, and manv could not get Ithin hearing distance. The political Outlook Is bright in northern Indiana. Then It reform In the very atmosphere, atdthe shackles of party can not control Republicans fron favoring Tilden aDd reform. IiAKE'MICUIUAX ABLAZE. I3B EFFlrCT OF TCKPIRN ELCQTJESCE ON THK NORTHLRN INDIANA IMAGINATION. By Te'egraph to the Sentinel. Michigan Citt, Ind., Aug. R Lake Michigan on Are! ibe Democrats fully aroused ! Judge Turpte, accompanied by an e-cortof 500 Demo rata fiom L iporte, ddresi-ed the largest audience ever seen in Michigan City. La; orte wi 1 give l.COO majority for Wl Hams and the täte ticket. Evtry day the prospect grows brighter. Northetn Indiana Is a wake. Judge Turple is like a f ectlou of the day of Judgment to the Rjdical party, and his speeches have 1 .-It hundreds of them on the rugged edge. JEFFERSON ALL RIG II t LARQK AUDIENCES ADDRESSED BT JOtOK CHAVKN AMD MR. BtBtiR TKI.L10 tPX.F-CHIS AS D OKEAT ENTHUSIASM. IBy T'ltgraph to the Sentinel. Madison-, Ind.. Auk. 1 '.The Hon. John R. Cravens opened the campaign for the l'emocraU here this af .eraoon In a rery able speecn. His audience was large and appreciative Jude C.avens spoke earnestly In favur of Tilden, Hendricks and Reform. He Is warmly in earnest, and bis ability and personal popularity will hava a teJlicg effect in this section. George E&b3r,l'8q.,cf Kentnciy.ls now addressing a very large and enthusiastic audience, and making a flue t pecch. Jefferson county is all right. MONT1CELLO MOVING T THE MUSIC OF REFORM SPEFCHKS BT HIk.NDfe.KAON, TRIS4AL AND OtilQOKY. By Telegraph to the Hentinel MoNTiCELiiO, Aug. 10. White county is r.blaze with Democratic enthusiasm. The Hon. E. B. Henderson. V. M. Trissal and Robert Gregory addre sed a meeting of s'l hundred citizens to-night. Delegations were present from all the sur rounding coantry, and the speeches were lis tened to With the most Intens manlslesta tlo-s of interest at. d approval. This locality Is fully awake to the importance of the pres ent canvas.", and will give a good account of Itself. Set White county down for 2 JO Demo cratic majority for Uncle Jimmy Williams Tilden, Hendricks and reform. TIPION THOROUGHLY ENTTHUSED. WILLIAM- AODRKKS AN AUDIENCR OF TWf NTT-FIVE HUNDRED F.VfcKT PART OF IHK COUN1T RfcPKSKNTED. By Teleg-aph to the Sentinel. Tipton, Aug. VJ. The Democracy of Tipton county cm nobly up to tbelr duty U-day. The meeting was a glo. ions success in every f irtlca ar. Col. John 8. Williams of Lafayette addn ssel an audience of 2,500 pe-sons. Tbe meeting went of! quietly and harmoniously. The county was represented from every part fey targe delegations, accompanied by bands of music. Tipton county will roll up a larger Democratic mej-rity in October and November than ever before. The good work goes Steaillyon, and Democrats are thoroughly enthused. FAITHFUL FRANKLIN. THK RESULT MADE SURS BT AN EFFECTIVE OPENING OF THK CA.NVASd BY THK HON, D 8. O TDIM By Telegraph to the Sentinel. Bro.xville, Ind., Aug. 10. The lion David S. Goo Jin; opened the canvass at the court bouse in this city to night. Tbe meeting was a large an! en thuslAiUc one, and numbered a large majority of oar thinking people of all po ltlcal opin ions. Judge U ding confined himself en tlrely to the living Issues before the country, and arraigned the party in power In one of his strongest and most convincing efforts. There Is no questioning the fact that hi speech was well receive ', and will have an important effect upon the canvass In this county. MANSON IN MORGAN. AS BLTQCENT EFFORT '"OL. SHAW TELLS THK TRUE STfiRT OF FINANCES. By Telegraph to tbe een'lneL Martins vi luc. In, August 10. General Hanson and Colonel 8haw addressed a large and entbu-la'tle assemblage hre te-nlght. The best of feeling prevailed and every appeal for reform was met with cheers and shouts. The canopa'g i opens wilh every ugnry for success. The old war horse surpassed himself, and thundering applause greeted him. i oL bbaw toidVha true story of . retrenchment la state affairs, and showed the falsity of the Repub'ican slanders, invented to cover up their own rascalities. Morgan coon, ty will do her duty for Landers. Williams anal Tilden and Hendricks. SCOTT RAY AT NEWCASTLE ADMINISTER A CATHI59 REBUKE TO THE PARTY OF CORRUPTION A GOOD SINDOFF. By Telegraph to the Sentit eL Newcastle, i d., August 1C Tbe Demos racy of Henry township to tbe number of too assembled In the court house this evenlng to hear the Hon. W. 8. Ray of Sbelbyville, Ind., discuss t e political lisus of Ihsday In a speech of two hours. He d-llverel the mot searching an4 sea hing rebake to the R publican party tbatwehav lla'ened to this year. At tbe clo.e of the meeting a Democratic reform

club was organized, a' d over 9f names were enrolled. Tbe Republican majorrty In this c anty will be reduced from 1,700 to less than

1,0 "0 at the October election. HANCOCK AWAKE AND WILL G1VK A QrOD ACCOCNT AT IBS POLL IN OCTTBICR SPEECHES T MCDOWELL AND WALSH. Br Telegraph to the Sentinel. Greenfield, Aug. 10. The opening of tbe campaign In Hancock county to-night was successful beyond our most sanguine expectations. Tne Hon. James F. McDowell made the opening speech, and though much indisposed his remarks were warmly received by his audience. His contrast of the two par ties was marked and well received, and he eluded with a peroration cot easily ex celled. He was followed by Janes J. Walsh of this place, in a maiden effort, which called forth enthusiastic applause at the close and will have a good effect In the final result. Yo i may put down Hancock: seven hundred for Tilden and Hendricks. CLINTON COUNTY MOVING. AN AUSPICIOUS BEOINMSa CF A BRILLIANT CANVASS SPEECH BT THE HON. QEORQB D. M'WILXIAMS. By Telegraph to the Sentinel. Frankfort, In., August 10.-The largest and most enthusiastic opening of a political canvass ever witnessed In our city can be seen to-Dlght. The city ha 1 is densely packed and large crowds are up n the street. ucable to gain admittance. City Hall block is lllumluated with a perfect c oud of lanterns. George D. McWllllams, Democratic candidate for CoDgress, is now addressing the meeting and will befol'owed by Col. O. S. Hamilton of Lebanon. Clinton county is alive and moving. Tbe majority for the state ticket will not be less than 500. Tilen and Hendricks. lua Jeans Williams and reform la our watch word, and a grand success wül b3 the result. JENNINGS COUNTY JUBILANT. SPEECH BY JUDGE WOOLLEN AT NORTH VKRSCS A TELLING EFFORT LARGE IILDRN AND HENDRICKS CLUB FORM LD. By Telegraph to tbe Sentinel North Vernon, Ind., Aug. 10. The D mocratic campaign was formally opened here to-night by a rousing speech from Jude Thomas J. Woollen of Franklin. He pre sented a scathiag review of Grant's corrupt administration. He was followed by Webst r D xon, Democratic candidate for repre sentative, who made a brief, but telling f-petch. A Tilden aDd Hendrlcks club was organized with Henry Vrape president, Jas. McGauiy secretary and Xienry Thornton t.eaaurer, with ever one hundred men enrolled. A hickory pole over one hundred feet in length wl.l be raised to morrow. Set cid Jenulcgs down for two hundred majority for Clue Jeans In October and Tüden and Hendricks and reform In Novem ber. SEDATE SOUTH BEND BOILS OVER WITH KKTHtJSIASM FOR TILDEN AND HENDRICKS AND WILLIAMS REFORM AND ECONOMY. By Telegraph to tbe Sentinel. South Bend, In., Aug. 10. The Teitociacy of South Bend, St. Jo eph county, opened ihe campaign here this evening. The Hon C. U. Reeves of Plymouth, Indiana, delivered a very able, earnest and entertaining address to a larger crowd of listeners, mainly of Lemocrats, bu;. In gocd part of wavering R'pu oilcan than has been spoken to in this city for years. Ihe feature of the occasion In the procession line was a parade of the Y. M. J . and H. U nb, 2öO strong no boys In the ranks all casting their first vo e for preslJenL The club was presented with a national fl'g by Dr. Ham, which was received on the part of the club by Frank Myers. South Bend will give a grand vote for the great reformer, Hendricks, and for Blue Jeans, tbe honest and economical. CLAY COUNTY AWAKE. HER MINERS COMPREHEND THE SITUATION AND WILL WORK FOR TILDEN AND REFORM. By Telegraph to the Sentinel. Brazil, Ind., Aug. 10. The Hon. James Hopkins woikingmen's candidate for senator of Marlon couLty, this evening addressed an audience of about 3.0 voiers at Cardonia, tbe center of the mlnlcg region at Clay county, in a tel logspeecn of about two hours, wherein he showed ; acts and figures so plainly that none ould be mis aken,b Jl that the labor cf tbe country Is most shamefully oppressed by the party In power. At the close of Mr. Hopkins' speech, James McDonald, ' he Demo: ratio can dldate lor coroner, was called for and made a telling speech to his brother miners In a man' iter that was not to be forgotten The Hayes and Wheeler mob look this advantage to try to disturb tbe mee log, and came oradlng the strebet with the Knlghtsvllle bind, headed by Tim RtrdLn, Republican candidate for sheriff tbe known enemy to the laboring man and tbe man who guarded the colo ed men when they were brought here to take the ptoe of white miners. This is tbe beginning ot hot times in Clay county. If they want to tepeat the Curry mob of 1870, we say let them begin. NEFF IN CONNERSVILLE. WHERE HE EXPOSES THE ABUSES OF THE ADMINISTRATION A SPEECH BT THE HON. BEN. DAVIS. By Telegraph to the Sentinel. Conkcbsvillk, Ind., Aug. 10. The Hon John E. Ned made one of his most happy effort to-night at the court bouse to a verj enthusiastic audience of over 11 peo ple. The manner In whlcl he showed the corruption and fraui practiced d uri n g Uran t'a ad rol n Istrat ion .and tb e whol I y unworthiaess of his Last supporters who are now supporting Hayes and Wheeler was as tounding to tbe mot staunch Republicans present, and showed conclusively that the much needed reiorm could not be brought about by the present leaders of the Republl can party. He paid a glowing tribute to the worklngmen, and eaid that as long as the government pandered to the aristocracy of theeountry they could not ex pect to receive a Just compensation for tbelr labor. Fayette cous ty will make a good re port In October and November. At the con elusion o' Mr. NefTs brilliant effort the' Hon Benjamin Davis of Indianapolis, wbo was here at 'end lng court, was called out and spoke with great epectlvene for ten or fif teen minutes. THE JEFFERSON VILLE WIGWAM FILLED 'WITH INTERF8TE AUDITORS TO TWO BRILLIANT AND LOGICAL SPEECHES. By Telegraph to the Sentl&el J Jefferoonvillk, Ind., August 10 An Immense mas meeting of people gathered at the Democratlo Wigwam in this city to-night, to lMen to tbe opening speeches of the campaign. . The house was 'filled to its utmost capacity, and large numbers ol

ladlej were present. A great num-1 bar were unable to obtain standing room. : Tne Eob. J.N. Holmes of Jacks. n county

UIHJQ IUJVIU1V KUlt ICUIUK JWVU IU 1TUIUU he struck tbe keynote of the campaign and awakened the popular heart to tbe music of econcmy and reiorm. He claimed the coming contest was more Important than any which has transpired slnse Jefferson's time and urg id the Democrats to stand true to their color with a patriot's courage and with a soldier's sacrifice, to do their whole du'y. Major Kinney of Kentucky entertained a vast audience In one of the most humorous, logical and argumentative speeches ever listened to In this city. He claimed the opportunity was offeied of restoring pros perity to the opp-esaed business interests of the land for Ihe restoration of the old habits or simplicity a lid honesty In tbe public sei vice and for tbe redeeming of the country of a multitude of malfeasances in office that have tended to disgrace America In the estimation ot civilized nations. LAMB AT VINCENNES MAKES A RINGING SPEECH AND AROUSES THAT ANCIENT ToWN TO THE HIGHEST PUCH OF ENIHUSIASM. By Telegraph to the Sentinel. VINCENNES, Ind , Aug. 1 J. The meeting, ad dressed here to-night by tbe Hon. John K. Lamb of Terre Haute, was a grand success. The Blue Jeans Cadets turned out with two hundred and fifty torches and made a splen did display through tbe trtets, and then escorted Mt. Lamb o the market space, where a crowd of fifteen hundred ladlts and gentlemen were assembled. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed, and the speaker was greeted with thundering rounds of applause. Mr. Lamb spoke for two hours, aud htldthe large aud.ence completely 8 pel -bound by h s eloquent and logical retsonlng. His arraign ment of the wrongs perpetrated by the Re publican party for the p-tst eight years was ten lflc. His eulogy upDn B.ue Jeans Williams was the best any speaker has ever made. Mr. Lamb Is a-youug man only twenty-three years of sge, am the universal v jidi-t here is i hat he is a second Voorhees. The cen'ral com Tilltee have done well 11 they have succeeded In supplylDg oir.er parts of tae state with speakers, ss they hsve in VinC9nnes. The meeting was entbn lasiic, and every few minutes the speaker wa greeted with applause. The canse is prospering In Knox county, aud if we have many such speaker as Mr. Lamb this county will give oar state ticket two thousand majority. Col. Thomas ii. Nelson, who addresses the Republicans here to-moriow n'ght, was i recent and heard Mr. Lamb's speech, and he remarked that it was a very elective one. OLD BOONE OPENS WITH A ROUSING M BETING AT JAMESTOWN (SPEECH BY THK HON. JOK. NICHOL. special to the Sentinel. Jamestown, Aug. 10. The campaign opened with a happy augury of Democratic success here to-day. The Democrats and Independents were out In force and a large upriDiieoi nepuoiicans csokdi tue com m n I Democratic reform ana mingled n the meeting wi h evident satWaillO'. Hon. J. W. NiCDOl Ol Indianapolis nore-wa lue mtrf-ung iu mini enective and forcio e speech, o d uoone win ba a 1 nua bv he Ii h i f October, and return a majority for Williams ana reiorm. SHELBY COUNTY SOLID FOR THE DEMOCRATIC TICKST SPEECHE BT JürOE JORDAN AND OTHERS. Hpecial to tbe Ser tinel. SHELBYViLLE..Aug. 10. The fterllng Democ.acy of Jackson township had a rouslrg meetlDg lo-nif bt at Mount Auburn. Judge Jordan, or Indianapolis, made tbe speech of tho evenirg, ana d is remarks were received with rapturous applause. A number of Reonbllcsns were pre-ent ana were . eepiv in terested in tbe discussion o the It ve issues ot tbe day. Speeches were m-de at other points in tne county o-nicnt and ih ball is ro'lt g. Shelby countv will i-td no l.tiW malority for a n Jeans. Kery townsnip has l's c nb, and tbe school houses will not ho a the c owai mat meet weekly. Ketorm is in tne air. ALL THE WAY FROM PIKE. A LARGE ASSEMBLY AT AUGUST ABLE ADDREsSE A CLU3 ORGANIZED. JP' clal to the Sentinel. August a, Ind., Au. K'.-The largest and most en'hnslastic po t'lcal meeting ever he'd in this township. By early candle lighting a large audience bad assembled, many ot tbem In attendance being old farmer who bad come four or five mile. The Hon. tass Bt fleltf a"d Col. John W. Blake delivered the addresses of the evening and both were vry art and arKumenatlve. and were warmly applauded throughout. Tbe audience re mained unbroken un'il the close of the peak log. an wnen names were ca led for tbe orgtuica ion or a xijaenanu uenoncH i run. there was a general rush t tne secretary's desk ana a ion company was organised. WHITE COUNTY WAKING UP. AN F.NTHUtdASTIO CROWD LISTENS TO HENCBRSVN AND TRI8SOT STATE FINANCES UPoüNDED BT THE FORMER. Special to the SentlneL CHALESus, White County, Ind.. Ang. -a. The campaign In this county was in augurated to-day. tb. Henderson aad Frank Trissal were greeted with a large and enthusiastic crowd. Tney were met at our ne'ghborto? town "f IJ rook" ion and escorted to this piaoe ny a aeieg.uon oi buu of tne citi sens of that place, beaded by the Brooks on silver band. . Notwith standing a heavy rain ' dn-lng ;ihe afternoon the peot le oame for mil-s to hear, and were very highly pleased. Henderson's speech, ho w.ng ihe condition of afla rs under the present administration ot the state, and his compariaons of public expenrlttures. showing an annual ravine to . the peopl3 of the . state of over 17,0 0 In interest confirmed our Demoersts in tbe belief tbat tbe sta e admUlstraUon should agln be committed to Drmocratlc hands, and dt-ubtiesa persuaded many Republicans to u-.lte with th-m to bring about that repair. TrlKsal'g speech was ' eloquent and forcible. The people of this section are wide awake and may be rolled upon fr a good report in the eom'ng elections. P.ter A. b. Kennedy Of Crawford vine spoke herein the interest of the Republican party recently, and his reception was like bU speech being very cool. His esilmhte ot tbe intelligence cf the people waa not at all com--pilraeotary. as he attempted to convince them that falsehood. weie tra'hs wheu they ha'l sead enough to krow better. Calkins, Republican candidate for Cot gres. will be here to-morrow night, but will waste bis breath on the desert air, as Haymnd's eourse In Congress, especially bis vote torepeafxne resumption infamy, will secure his ret uro. PROMISE AND PERFORMANCE. The proprietors of Hostet ter's Stomach Bitters promise nothing In behalf of this ra nous tonic and KcaiatlDg elixir which it will not periorm. No preteuaions lrreeo- c-lab e with conn mon-aense are made In reference 10 it but evideooe of tbe most p"!tive nature has been accumulating for ov quarter of a century In 13 beralr, which ir"tl to be a rehab e pteven ive und enrail v.- of malarial diseases, an efficient and genial ionic and general corrective, and spec a'ly valuable,la cea where the bowels, liver, rtomseb, or urinary organs are affected. Dellit. . ibf oor"Jrom whence so many bodily evis spring, lrjtire y r-me-die I by the 1 v'goratlve action of the Miter-, which arrests p ema nre rt ay and rep- Ira loases 0 nervou and muscular power while Imprwlng the appetite and rendering digestion eay.

LEGAL

Sale for Street ImoroTenieat. By virtue of a certain precept to me direct ei by the major of the city of Iadlaaapolla, Indiana, aDd duly attested by the cls k or said city, under tbe corporate seal of said city, I will on SATURDAY, August 26, 1876, Sell at public auction at the ci'y courtroom, between tbe hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock M- of said day tne fol.owinaoescribed lot, or parcel of land, or so muc h thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named a a-sesd agninst auch promises for street lmprovemeat and ail costs to-wit: Lot No. one (1) in McGinnis' subdivision in square No. two (2) soutbea-l addition to the city of Indianapolis. Mariou couuty, Iudiana, owned by Thomas B. Uervey, against which is assessed tbe sum of fourteen dollars ar d seventy cents (S I 7M for street improvement c xavor oi James v. Hudson, contractor. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., August 2, 1H76. Notlc to Non-Resident. Whereas, a certain precept has been duly issued to me by tbe mayor of the city of In dianapolis, u de the corporate seal of said city, dated July 19, lg'ft, showing tkat there I ue tne lo::owlrrg name' contractor tne amount hereinafter sptclflel fo. st eet improvement In t e city of Indianapolis, Marlon ooanty, Indiana: Due Hiram Luce for grading tne fim alley Fouihof Met rill street, running east and west Iron the first alley west of New Jprey street to 'he first alley east of Alabama street, from Jonn S. Carpenter, aTiunt of a-r rat n ctwgd agsiust flfiv ( Uj feet, east rd ot lo. No. seventeen (17) in outl' t No. one hundred nd four (t'4) iu I h- city of Indianapolis Marion county, Indiana Now. the sMd defendant is hereby no'lfled that, unless within (-'") days aft r tbe publication, lor three weeis, ot this notice the amount to assessed ailnst lb" above rescribed lot or parcel of land la paid, I wl I pro c el lo collect the amount so as-ea.-ted by lev) and sale of sai't lot or parcel of land, or sr rnucn inereoi as may e necessary -o satisi tue above claim and a 1 costs ihstmay accrue HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Inj., August 2, 1878. STA IE OK INDIANA, Mwion county, ps: Iq ihefupirorCiiurt nf Marlon fuun'T i u tbe stale of Indiana, fceolember term, 17-.. NO. h,k Ellas W. CoverdiU vs. ilotrtll O. Brown ei al. tse It known that on the 3 t day of Julv 1870, the bove nme i pi lu'lff, by nis a toi ney. fildlu the offleeoi tne cKrk o;' in' superior Court o Mario c n- ty, in ihd t-1-ot Indiana, his complalot hIds'. the Hb namnn veienoanis ior ioreci.su-e ot m r!gagandonsaUl 81st day of Ju!y. lbr, thn salplalniifr nled in said clerk's oince the affidavit of a compettat person nhowluK that said lfftndants, Moreu u. urown and lirown. his wife aie not residents oi tbe state of In diana. Now. therefore, by o-der of said court, sal ri defendants last above named are here y noti fied of the filing and tendeucy of eaid com-il-lDt against tnem, and thai uni'ss they appear and answer or demur thereto, at thcalllng of said cause on the sec oud day of tbe term of said coun, o De oeguu ana ne a at tne court bouse in tbe city of Indianapolis on the first Monday in uciober, io.o, said com plaint, and the matters and thlnes therein coatained and alleged, will be heard and de termined In their ab&enee. AUsrlSH. BROWN, Clerk. CLAYPOOL A KETCHUM, Att'XS for PI 'ill. luirWw. STATE OF INDIANA. Marion county, ss: II tbe Superior Court of Marion county, in the s'ats of Indiana, September term, ib'ti. No. lt,15. Jo-epb Cay lor et al. vs. Richard Ward et al. He It known that on tbe Wthday of July, 1870, the above named plain 'ills, by their attorney, filed In the office of tbe clerk of tbe Superior Court o Marlon county, li the state of Indiana, tbelr com plaint a einst the above namt-d de endants for foreclosure of mortgage, and on said 81st day of July, 187ft, the sa o i.iaintlffs filed in open court the affidavit of a competent person showing that said de fendnt. Jobn H McMakin, is not a resident of the 8t ate of Indiana. Now therefore, by order of said court, sai l defendant last above named U hereby notified ot the filing and pendency of said complaint sglnst him, and that unless he appear and answers or demurs thereto at the calling of sold cause on tbe second day of the term o said court, to be begun aud held at the conn house in tbecitv of Indianapoll , on the first Monnay in October, 1870, eald complaint, and the ma ters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined In his absence. AUSTIN H. BROWN, Clerk. A. Kairhckst, Att'v for Plt'lT. aug 2-3 w ClTATE OK INDIANA. Marlon county. s O In ihe Superior court of Marion coon v. In tbe st ate ot Indiana, September term, 1870, No. 14.0 7. Firs- National Bank of Connersville v?. Robert Connelly et al. Be it known, that on tbe 9rtb day of April neys, filed in tbeofflneof the clerk of the Su oe'ior t)ourt of Marlon county, in the slate or Indiana, its complaint axinst tbe above named defendants to; foieclosnre of mor gagn, and on said 7th day of Angost, 17M, b ald plalntins filed lu said rlera'a offioathe amdavii or a competent person snowing mat said defendants, William C. Short rid e and Hhortrldge. h is wi e, are not resident ot tbe mate or Indiana. Now, therefore, by order of said court, said defendants last above named are herebr notified of ti e fl lng aud pendency of aald com plaint against them, und tba- aolesstney appear ani answer or demur there o, at tbe calling of said cause on the eecond day of tbe term of ssid court, lo be begun and held at the court housti in the el y tf Indlanapo is on the first Monday In October, U76, raid com plaint, and tbe matters and things tber-ln contained and alleged, will be heard and de termined in their abence. AUSTIN H. BROWN, Clerk. T. E. Johnson and Morrow, Tktjslkr a Henry, Att'ys ior Pi'tff. aug9-3w. NOTICE la hereby given to the cltlsena of Ihe Second ward, In the city of Indianapolis, Center township Marlon county, inlua. that I, Jordon Hecht, a male lnbatitantol aald ward, over tbe age of twenty -one years, w 11-pply to the board of county cranmissloneta of said county, at their eplember meet ln tor a license to aeli 'or one year spirt ions, vinous and malt liquors. In a less quantity than a quart at a time, wltn the privilege of allowing the same "o be drank on my premises. Tbe precise location of tbepremlse whereon I desire to kell said liquors la described a. follow: Lot ro. 6, square 40, aid known as No. 61 North Illinois street, in the city of Indianapolis, Center township, Marion county. Indiana. Signed JORDON HECHT. xjOTICF is hereby given to the Citizen of il the Twe fib ward, in the city of Indianspoils, Center township, Mario county, ludiaoa, that I, Th mas wren, a male inhabitintofmid warVoverthoage of tw-nty-one en-s, will appXo the bord of coun commission) rs o saJ county, a. their next mee'lr ft tor a license o sell, lor one j ear, splrl ou , vinous and malt liquor, In a less qiantlij ihm a quart at a time, wltu tbe privilege of aliawlug the same to be drunk on my prtmlsei. ihe precise location of the premises w here on 1 d frireioael asid 1 quora la de crlb.-d a foibws: Lots Nos. 31 ai d 82 nutlot 123 ll Twelfth WMrd, knwn as f-outb TeooeM street In the cliv of Indiana oils. Center J tovnship, Marion county. lud ana

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?, Open from September 6 to-October 9, 1876. THE GREAT WESTERN CENTENNIAL! Every Department fall of the most Interesting Novelties, Excelling all farmer Exh'.V.Üer.a. CIKiCK, HDCSTUY and AKT Com bleed. SO nJTMUGXNT PIRSQN, OLD OB T0ÜNQ. SnOÜLD FAIL TO 8Z3 IT. w REDUCED FARES AHO KXCURSIOl BATES ON ALL BalLBOADS.

NATIONAL TUBE WOKKS Lap-welded Wrought Iron Pipe and Boiler Tubes, AT MANUFACTURERS PBICIM. lso, dealert in PUMPS, STEM, OAS and BRASS FITTlNS, Hallway Supplier, Marf fc Rumsev's Patent DRIVEN WELL ItJlNTS and Pipe for Wells, LEAD VU'E, HtiLEl .EAU, HOSE, BialLTLNU and PAoKINO at INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAY KUPP Y CO.'S, las. 28 aid 30 Et Georgia Btrt, ISLIAHAFOLIi. IND. RTRAM, Ft. T. v. JVMRS Hecv

THERE IS NO PLACK LIKE PHILxAD H LPHIÄ for the purchase of Reliable RKA DY-M AD K JLOTHINJ! For Men, For Boys ur Youttis, For Children. And No House Like i WANAMAUER& BROVraS ciith a Maiket Eta , Philadelphia fOR LOWEST PRICES, FOR BEST CHS iOOD8. FOR IMMENSITY OF BTOOK. FOR OUAKNTEED SATISFACTION. The Larst Clothing House In America WANA MAKER A BROWN. TATs OF INOINA, Marlon county, ss: O In tbe Hui'ertor Court of Marlon eoun'y. in lite 8 aleoi i- uiaua, oeptemoer teim, ur,o No H.0TJ First National Bank of Connersville vs. Rbrt Connelly et a. Ite it known, that on the Cth day of April, It7s, tb arove name pUinuff-, by its artotney, filed In the office of the clerk of tbe wu per ior court or Mario coonty, in the stae of Indiana, Its sompltlni sglnst tbe abive named defendants for forfd aae of mortgage, and on said 2d day of August. Jtcti, tb- said plaintiffs nled lusaid clerk 's office tbe affidavit ot a competent person showing thai, said defendants, 11 lau C. Khon ridge, Bhortridge his wife, Joseph 4. Fuller. Wil lam K Fuller and The Norwlrk Lock Manufacturing tympany are not rtiuenu oi tne state oi indlna. ,i Now therefore, by order of said court, said defendant lat above nimd are hereby noilned or toe ntlrigard pendency or said complaint aa nst tbe.ro, and lht no less they appear and answer or demur thereto, at tl e oat Una f said eitsiton theiewod day of ihr term oiaaia court, ro do nesun ana oeia at the court bouse In the city or Indianapolis on the first Mondav in September, 17" said enmuialnt. and the matters and iblntra thereto contained and ai.'erred. wil. be heard and determined in their ab-ence AUaflNH. brown, ' . Cltk. Moksow. Tbusiks HiJfBY and T. E. Johnspn, Atfjs lor Pl'iff. aug9 3w. eeata wt-r4 for s ifw, pi iiaasat. aa4 rraaeeta-, eapeet a-. oufioaM, a wnies say snm mas m mam a osa rgiHHWflVIVf inn M bm wver. I are. tmlwifraa. A. CXFtti. UanaireT.6 L.N.T. WakaofL A. tr I lew to a rrsiMaalble and rrlta.a4tblafc kaoOVva Air.utilr..riliita. A. . Hmm. Ami . to.k. $100 lNVESTT HAs PAID A I ROF1T 01 $1,700 Ourin g the past few months under or improved sv Um f o eatng in st, csk, Klas reduced to nomlr.ai srm and pron increase '. Books couiaining full information s nt on applio rtion. -I uMnttirju; a Backers and Brokers, S Wail S New York.

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1 1 Jobbers' EXPOSITION of Chicago. SOLID WEALTH S600.000IN GIFTS! Grandest Scheme Ever Presented to the Pnllio A FORTUNE FOK ON'Y $12. THE KENTUCKY CAH DISTRIBUTION' (Xli'PANV, au'hori.d by a special ac t the Kentucky Legislature for the benef : the PUBulu rxCliOOLS OF FRANK.' if. will have the flrst of iheir series of -irawlngs at Major Hall in the city of ti.., -fort, Kyn Thursduy, Aug 31, 1876, on which occasion they will llstr bute to the Uekei-bolders the Immense sum of SB600 O " ihos. P. Porter, Ex-Gov. Zj.. Gen. Man'er. POSITIVELY AO Ios POX'MtXT. as we have a series of grand drawioes and can not establish the pneedent of postponing. LIST OF OIFTH: One Grand Cssh Gift One Urnd Cash Ol ft ,4100,000 60J00 26,(100 UUOU 00 6,1110 50 ,1k O SO.UU0 l,tS)0 S0,iiod '.HO eti.ouo 13i mo GO ,Kl One ''rand Cah ift OneGrnd Cash (JlfU, One Urand ash Uift... One Urana !"ah Uift... oti Csb Ullis ol l,o' each 1,0 Cash tints of AU each ltd - ash Ullis of iUOCat-h OUts of Cash dirts of 6 Cash OUts of 4"J eacn SO1 eaib... '2 Oeafh 10 ea-h.. 12 each 10,ioo Casb Ui'tsof .loUl, 11 156UKIS, All Cab PRICE OF TICKETS: Whole tickets, f 12: Halves. . Quarters. 13: t Tioket. !l: 2i Ttcke a. 0: iK Tickets. loo; 95 Tickets, fl.ao, 100,000 Tickets at fia each. . hoa. E. E. Taylor. Mayor of Frnkfort. the entire Board of city (oudcII net Hon Alvln otrer dtstlnfrulsbed eltlzens. together with such disinterested persons aa te ilcaet holder prear nt may designate will superintend mearawmg. nenvttances can be made by Express, urart, 'Diitomoe Money O-der or Kefrist- rd Letter. made payable to Kkntcckt Cash Distkiruttoh Compact. All communications, orders for ticke s. and applications for AK-ncle should be addreased to HOW. TIIOSJ. p. PORTED, Uneral Manager, rranktors Kv. Kor futl Information hddiv to UARhISON a A BKA MS, Journal Building, Indlanapolia tna. Far Um BEST SaXUSUSaaksf laa yrmr. iirran KX1RA 7 aa4rnia a. i-mTTLtTtHa ro.,rateaa.llla. r 1 iiwa.lt, U. PROF. D. Mfr.EKIR'S PAINLESS OPiUM CUHE Dt is a tonic alterative and nrvous set'atlve. t restores tne n-rvous yiam ; give t rTT atio atrenrtb ; eurs wltbontpaiu rauifPring o ihe patieut. f-en t tor pap ron Oolom ratI.e. UK. L. MERKKK. Laooite. Ind.. P.O. Rot US. I AGhNTS WANTED.io! SPEED'S Empire Bible. Book and Man btiore, Chicago, IU. .