Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 25, Number 56, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1876 — Page 3

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY SEPTENLBEIl 13, 187G

RUTHERFORD'S RECORD, I

TOO DARK FOR DAYLIGHT. BUT IT COMES UNDER THE CALCIUM. The Full and Official Record of the Radical Reform Candidate in the Matter of Perjury. HOW IS THIS, HAYES? f-17.000 WITHHFLTJ FROM TAX A9SERSORS HAYES'S TAX RETURNS FOR THE LABT THREE TEARS BOMlS STARTLING STATEMENTS. The Sentinel of yesterday morning, published fiom the telegraphic columns ol the Chicago Time, an account of the way the Yirtuous Radical candid te for the presidency rendered statements of his tax&bles Many t four readers who bad believed him to be honest but weak, seemed to regard It as a sensational .story, peculiar to the Time?. Other papers are publishing the matter more in dotal , at the Sentinel subjoins the foil particulars from the Northern Ohio Democra edited by that old veteran, General jAmes B. Steadman. It will be Been that Mr. Hajes hss defrauded the state of tax upon the luxuries oi life, the very articles tbat bis party bas boasted to tha wnrkir)gmn of the country bad been especially taxeii, in order to lessen tbe burdens up n them, as tbey could onlv bops to enjoy the necessaries ot life. But here is what the Damocrat says about it: We give below the sworn returns of Governor Hay es to the Assesor of Fremont, for the years 1874, 73 and 76, of bis property for taxation, as listed oy himself, and obtained by our reports from tbe records in the county ffijes of Sandusky county: BS UBÜ F.1R 1S74. Statement of personal property, moneys, Credits, etc , subjact to taxUion in Sandusky county for the year 1874, belonging to R. B. Hiyes, and listed by R. B. Hayes: 1. 2. 4. 6. Horses, 1, valued at...Cattle, 2, . Bheep, 1, " " Pleasure Carriages, agoo, etc., 2, 0 5 75 valued a i. ..... - 1. Value of tou- hold g od and fu-nl-ture of every kiud, gold and silver plate, cblnRWiv, J wer, books, farming nleil, grain, wool, agricultural ptoducts ol tvcry klu", lumber, coal, vtood, 8'one, steamboats, canal bats. (or baren In fach boa s) and another articles of per onal property not lr eluded in any of the torgoing or sub&queat items of this slatemenu . 1,0 0 Total value of the first seven ltems-11, '80 ! 8. Oold and silver watches, 1 valued at 300 (Piano rorte, non ) 14. value of 11 moneys, iu possession or on deposit,subJect to draft on demand, with banks or o bera.MMM.. ICO 15. (Valuof Credits, et., none) IS. Binds and s ocks 1,000 17. Dogs (l'UTQer mut be sworn to; value most be lUltd but need not be sworn to) 1 Total value of all the Items.. 12,581 The Hf ar of Ohio,) M Bandusky oanty f"8 I, R. B. Hayes, do solemnly affirm tbat to tbe best of my knowledge and belief, I have listed or exhibited to the assessor all the prsonal property, n oneys, credits, over and above my lndbt-d ens, Investments In bondss stocks, joint atok companies, or otherwise, In my poes-ion or under m control as owner or holder, or aa husband, parent, guardian, traute, ex cator, administrator, receiver, accoaming officer, agent, attorney, or factor, on the day preceding the second Monday of April, 18 6, which are subject to .taxation unoer the laws ot this state, i fcworn to and subscribed before me this 21J ' day of April, l94. K.B. Hates. John Beck, Assefesor. RETURN FOR 1875. 1. Horses, 3, valued at....... 300 60 2. Cows. 2, " 4. Bheep, 1, ' " . pleasure carriages, 4, valued t 7. Value of bouehol go ds o! every kind, g-ld aud silver plate, cbinaware, Jewe.ry.b mRs, farming uteusü, grain, woo), agric .liural producta of .very kind, lumbe', coal, wo', stone, stea.uboat. ca al b ats (,,r shares in uch boats), and ail o h-r art cles of perso ial property not Included ia any of tbe foregoing or 8ubsauent Items of this 6 250 BtatejLent ....... . 6.O0O Total value of the first seven Items 5 60 1 8. Gold and silver watches, 3, valued at.- 14)0 9. ( Piano Fortes, nr n) y. 14. Value of all moneys, in posseanlon or on deDosl .snbleo t (draft on oemand. with backs or ot he s........... 3.X 15. (Values of creolt ,etc., none) ....... 17.Uogs (numb r must be sworn to ; value most be stated, oattteed no be sworn to) 3. valued i...................- 25 16,133 The state of unio, I Ba-joa-tKv iXmity. I I, R. B. Hayes, do so enaniy swear that to the best of my knowledge and teller, l nave listed or exhibit d to i he -tas.itor. ail the personal firoperty, money, credits over and above my ndebtednes-, luvestment In b nds, stocks. Joint stock companies, or o h-r wise, In my possession or nn er my control aa owner or holder, or as huovid, parent, guardian, trustee, executor, sdmlt iBlra'or.recelver, accounting officer, agent, attorney or lactor. on lh day precedl. g 'he second Monday of April, ih3, wbicn a e subject to taiailoa under the laws ot this s-a e. fiworn tond sub-bribed before me tbH 23d day ot Apm, f7i tt. ts. llATä. K. B, Keidler, Assessar. KhlCRN FOR 1S76. Statement of persjnai property, mocey credits, etc, ul Ject to taxation in San dusky county lor the year 1S76, blooiirg to R. B. Ha3e, aed li-ted by R. B. Hayes 1. Horses, 3, valned at ........ 125 1 2. Cattle, Z, " . ! 4. fehee, 1, " ..hw.... m...... 2 4. Pleaur crrlsgH, wg in, eu;.... 4(JU 7. Value of MOQ"eiii . oxl- ana iu i 1ture of ev ry kind, goid and s Iver plate, cntna waie. Jewelry, buoas, farming uuiial a grain, wool, g Icultural producs o ev rykind. lamb r, coal, wood. st"ne, steamb -atn, canal boat, (or scares in sucn b ats.) and all other a tie es of personal proerty not Included In any of me f regoing or sabieqaeut items of thl statement, 4.500 Total valaa of the first seven items. 5ea t. Gold and silv r washes, 8, valued at- . (Piano Fortes nne) KU Monthly a v.aeva'oe of all goods and Bieichaodi ood or h ld by me during tnesear, or part thereof, ending tbe da- r cedit g the xeoond Monday of April. 1871 14. Value of all moneys. In pos-wwAion or on deposit, su'jeft t diait ondemand, with bank or ' herj.....-...... 15. (V.laes of credits, e'e, no-.e) . 17. los (aimlM taaxt b sworn to; value mat b stated but reed not be S.O0 3ni gwiftn to) 2.... Id Jd value of all Item....... It.UQ

TH 8tateofOhio,m Sandibky County, jh'

T, R. B. Hayes, dsoietuuly affirm tnat to the best of mv knowledite and bellet. I have lrsUd ot exblblltd to the nwewor all tbe personal property, monev, credits, over and above my ind. btedness, investments in bOhdf, i-tockr, Jo ot auict oompsi.lt, or otherwise, In my po1 ne slon or under my control as owner or bolder, or as husband, parent, guatdlaa, trustee, excuor, administrator, ncelver accouutli (j officer, tuceot, attorney, or factor, on tbe day piecedlu the second Mouuay in April, 17 , which are subject to taxation under the 'aws of 1 his state. H worn to and subscribed before me this 1st day ot Mav, i;tt. K. B. Hayes. II. L. Pessell, Assef8or. COMMENTS OF GEH. STEADMAN. In publishing copies of tbe sworn return1 oi Got. Hayes of his property lor taxation, and commenting upon the discrepancies, omissions and Irregularities in his statements under oath, we intend to keep within tbe record and tbe facts, as can be shown by the most Irrefragable proof. As will be saen bv reference to the return ot Gov. Hayes for 1874, be returned in mocet s, credit, book accounts, housebold goods, etc., one thousand dollars. Tbe will ot Sarais B rchard, who bequeathed to R. B. Hye fully fitty thousand djllais In personal property, was aJaiitted to pn.bate January 29, 1874, and as Gov. Hajes was tbe ex-cutor, witbont bond, oe became possessed ot all the property devised to him by the will at once. Bircbard returned in petsonal property, exclusive of money, credit", notes, book accounts, etc , 19.932, to the assessor in April, 1873, and Governor Hsyes, after having all thai Bircnard returned added to what be owned previously, returned to tbe assessor for tax at on in April, 1874, all bis personal property, not include ! in the sev enteen eoumt rated lUm, $1.000. Was this DriurvT In Marcb, 4s4, previous to mak ing his return to the a'ssor, R. B. Hayes held mortgage no lea against l. . Amsden for $4,000, interest 6 per cent., payable an nually, cue in 1873, and also awaits Eiwm Vau Dem, Martin Moriarlty, William U. Andrews and A. J. and E izabetb Hale, amounting to $5 075, all bearing sx p9r cent, interest. He did not list this ?9 bm tor taxation, althongo be has hem tue notes since 1S74. previous to mktng ma return ror tnat year. k. ö. 11 a v es returned a goia watch a'. $300 in 1S74, and in 1S75 and 1S76 re turned three wotches, Including tbe on returned in 1874 at 200. Was this per jury T R B. Hayes did not return a piano in any oue or the three years, although re bad one In bis parlor all the time, and it is tbo boast ot bis admiring neighbors tha the one in bis parlor cost $800. Wss thi P3iurvT R. B. Hayes returned in 1375 and 1876 three horses at ?JU0. when lis neighbor know tha- be values one of bis horses at ?ol)0. W as this perjury 7 R. B. Hayes returned in 1875 tour carriages a 250, when it is well known to manynt toe c tiz-tus oi r .euont that be paid Mr Moore, a uaauufaciurnr oi to city, foOO for one ot toem, ana nsa a paneub that cost J350. Was this perjury? ThirtYtbree tboun nd seven hundred dollars were left in b;s baud-t iu bequests la tbe will o Sardis Bircaar.f, wh;ca Govtrnor Haye was not requirea to .pay over ur tnree years and upon wuIc j be paid no interest for two yenrs and be did not return a slugle jolUrot this money tor taxation. At least ne only returned in ms nann in 1876. N a this perjur ? In order to make this matter so plain tnat tbera can be no question about it, we give from tbe will oi rjircnard, the names oi tbe devisees to whom the S33.7U0 was given and tbe amount bequeathed toeacn: "I give and bequeath to each of my neicee, Mary Bircbard. or Fayetteville. and Char lotte De wilt, of Eiyri the sum of 5,t.0j 09 each. ' "I give and bequeath to Sarah Jane Grant. Of Kremont, Ohio, ttie sum of so,1 oo w. '1 give and bequeath to each of the four children, W. A. and Ironie A. Plats viz.: Laura, r vnny, r.miiy and Rutherford the sum oi 2puo 00 each." 1 give aud bequeath to each of tbe alx children of Austiu B. Tyler, deceased, late oi rramnnt, unio, n,u) w. "1 give aud bequeathed to Charles Birchard. sonor my b other, Austin Birchard, of Ver mont, the sum oi I4M to per annum during hit ua'ural lite. "it la my will and I hereby direct that my executors shall not be compel led to pay any of tbe sums of money given and bequeathed by this wilt until the expiration of tbree years after my decease, but interest shall be paid ou tee same two yean after my decease." REMARKS. It will be observed that iu the oath which R, B. Hayes subscribed, he swore that he bad listed all the property which by law he was required to return as "ownr, or holder, or as husband, parent, guardian, trustee, executor, administrator, receiver, accounting officer, axenl, attor ney or factor." He held tbe amounts we have given from tbe will, devised by Birchard in his possession executor, and made no return ot any portion of tue money or personal property for taxation. Was this perjury? The exense cannot be made tbat be owed debts to this amount which be deducted, tor he could notdeiuct debts from money or credits be held in a Ü tucisry cap teliy It was cot bis money. He simply had possession oi it as execut jr and was bouud by law to return it tor taxation. He did not do it, but be swors all tbe same, tbat be had re turned all be was required by law to list. Our reporter searched the records In tbe office of tbe auditor, recorder and probate ju ige and ascertained tbat no return was made by either Governor Hayes or his co executor. Tbe tact tbat Governor Hayes received into his possession, the largi amount ot per-onal property of Sard is B rcbard, consisting oi household snoTs. valuable paintings, plate, watches, &&, oe c, an or wnicn ty urr is tano.e and did not return it for taxation at more than one tenth ot its value and did not return it all in 1874, either as executor, or as his own pn priy, wdIcu undoubtedly it was, In too clear to ad mi tot an escapa from tbecharga of evading tbe paymeat oltax3. In at tempting to explain tne failure of Gov. ernor Uayes to return tbe money lor tbe payment of tbe bequeets iu tbe will for taxation, it will no d.mbt be claimed tbat he bad not yet realized tbe money lroai the sale ol property, it Is all to be pud this year, aud if be has net all tbe money ready topay over, be undoubtedly bas realized eme of it, or be has railed to execute tbe will. Two years aud a half have elapsed snd no report to the probate judge, as required by law. bas been made by eitler Kutberford B. Hayes or bis co-execu'or indicating tbe payment of any of tie be quests, so tbat the presumption Is tbat they are not yet p4id. . Ellnburg Courier: K:zt Breeding hr.i completed bis tbree hing on tbe home place. Tbe total yield was 1,650 bushel, at d the tr r qualities of wheat averaged at Inllnai! fisamn 91 hnahsl.t P.mll.k 22 bushels, and tue Medtteranean, 224 Dusbeie. E Unburn Courier: The ladles of Frank ilu will present to the township having the largest delegation in attendance at t e matuutuib DimomtiA rally on the 23 J Intt.. a handsome fl?, the delegation counting In proportion to the vote given ZvT OjT, Hendricks in 1872.

THE BELT RAILWAY.

"What ia to be Accomplished by Vigorous Prosecution of tbe Enterprise. THE ROAD REVIEWED. THE KISD OF MES WHO ABB SUPPORTING THB MoVfMEXT FOR INCREASED FREIGHT FACILITIES AND STOCK YARDS A GOOD OU AR ANTES OF SCCCEtS The preliminary steps that have been taken to construct what is properly known as the "Belt Railroad," has brought tbe enterprise into deserved prominence, and tbe subject is being; very generally discusaed by the people. The prep jsition to build tbe Belt road comes from parties qualified to perform the woik agreeable to stipulations. There is, we believe, no controversy upon that point. It U held by those who have given the subiect special consideration, wbo'are familiar with it, and whoso onclusioos are entitled to respect, tbat the construction of the road in question will secure special advantages to Indianapolis as a commer cial center, by affording enlarged facilities for receivirg, handling and shipping the producs of tbe field and farm and ot giving new Impetus to business in every department. In considering such a proposition, tbe Iruiry yery naturally arises, what are tbe - ADVANTAGES THAT ARB TO ACCRUE TO THE CITY ? Tt will be observed tbat tbe proposition rrale to the city by Messrs. W. R. McKeen, president, and John Thomas, secretary, of the Union Railroad transfer and Stock Yard Company, include tbe following: Said company will also locate on the line ofsMd raLroad, s'ock yards of sufficient caEacity snd on a tract or land cot less than one nnd'ed aeres in extent and erect thereon the necessary bnlldlngs, pens, et., of a character to attract the shipment of live steck to this city; a dot ample and sufficient capacity to accommodate aud esre for all live stock that may be brought to this city," The advantages to Indianapolis of stock yard, ss ample as those pre pised, it would oe difficult to overestimate. As tbe cae do w stands, Indianapolis fca no prominence whatever as a live stock market, but with lock yards constructed upon modern f. rlnciples and ot ample capacity and we conclude that an area of me hundred acres will meet this demand) a potential factor will be secured in rmkng Indianapolis one of tbe largest live Hock markets in tbe country, and of placing the city, in this regard, along side of St. Liouis, Chicago, Titrsburg, Buffalo and other markets where buyers concen trate and make tbeir purcoates. Tbos vt o will take tb:s subject into considera tion and look at it in the light cf tbe severest economy, can hardly rail to arrive at the conclusion tbat tber is an imperative necanity for the immediate inauguration of be enterprise Tots conclusion wt;l be strengthened, we conclude, by consulting the stattsMcs of the commercial year ending tbe 30th Inst., as derived from tbe books oi tbe Board of Trade, showing tbe receipts ot live stock at this p"int, and the approximate valne of th same; Cattle-ITS 21,head at $ 0 ! 8,912,0.10 Hogs 5f 0. 9i h ad at $17 9 31,132 Horses and mules 9.929 head at IU'0... 902,9ui Sheep t5,t37 head at I!.....-.... M 27u,6ti Total . .... 11931.580 These figures, which my be regarded as approximately correct, indicate the volume of tbe live stock current that passes through Indianapolis. But It must oe borne in mind that with the exception ol hogs only a c mall per cent, contributes anything to the buslnees of tbe city. Tbe stock does not stop here, it is not yaraed here, it pays no tribute here. No one comes here to purchase stock. Indianapolis is not a stock market and never can be until stock yards are ot such magnitude aa to insure ship pers ample accommodation, and it is be lieved tnst as soon as thst is done tbe bus In ess will assume a maenltude of which tbe above figures would form but an In significant traction, for it is estimated by tbe best Informed stock men ot tbe city tbat tbe receipts of cattle, almost, would reach 2 500 bead per day, aod every other description of live stock in proportion. We are quite willing tbat our reasoning shall be critically examined in tact, we invite tbe most rigid scrutiny. That ludianspolis may beocme at an early day ONE OF THE LARGEST LIVE SroCK MARKETS OF THE COUNTRY we regard as one of tbe meet probable incidents in her commercial growth, provided city and citlzins take such interest in tbe matt er as the magnitude of the benefits to be secured warrant and demand. With the live stock market, second, we conclude there will be Indefinite expansion In tbe business of beef and pork packing Industries that demand immense capital and employ a large number of workmen. That our readers may have an ideaot what the pork packing Interest is already doing in this city, in tbe way of affording employment, we will state that for tbe current year, 1875-6 these establishment, for four months of the year, employed 620 men aod paid out for labor $130,920, and one establishment employs 230 btndsacd Paid out f 182,000 for labor, making a grand aggregate of 920 bands, and the disbursement tor labor, alone, of (212,920. We assume tbat the pork packing Interests of Indianapolis are but in their inlaccy, and with the improved facilities, must expand to such proportions as to place her first. Instead of fourth, in tbe list of principal pork packing cities ot tbe West. We see no rea-cn wby bef packing may not, with the cattle concentrating here, assume equal if not larger proportions than that of pork packing, and Instead of tbe amount named, f 1,000,000 shall be annually paid out for labor in these departments of industry. But tnis is not all, as business men and th( 89 who will give tbe subject intelligent consideration, will readily perceive. Tbe rulldlcg ot tbe read, in securing the benefits alluded to, cannot atl to UTILIZE EVERT OTHER BRANCH OF BU8IKJteS. To accomplish this tbe city is asked to lend tbe enterprise ber credit to tbe extent of 500 000, not a dollar or which Is to leave the hands oi Its authorized custodians, until tbe the work is completed. The company propose to ray the interest on tbe bonds, and at maturity relieve them, and to place the question of security from loss in a shape that admits of no controversy, tbe city Is to have - a first mortgage ou tbe road with all oi its appurtena icef, stock yards, and 100 acres of grouno, a pmiMrty tbat it la estimated Will cost f 1,000,000. It should be borne in mlfcd that the city In aiding this enterprise la simply advanc

ing our interests. It is eminently a borne enterrrs, and all of tbe berefi s anticipated accrue 1 t) the citleens of Indianapolis. We couio enlarge , upon - the subject by fihowin- the immPdiatfi bsueflw tbat would tlw to the hundred of laborers now in the city out of work, with winter clone a', bni, and which, as lis rigors approach, win hve to ba provided for in someway. Tbesutj?ct is one which we are persuaded ia receiving tbe attention which its gravity demand0, and siLcecirca distances are so shaped that by benefitting unemployed men tie city can greatly advance its pecuniary Interets we are persuaded tnat therpoortunity will not piss unimproved. This view of the sur jtct Id strengthened by the fct that tbe netiuon to the Council is receiving the signatures of a !are number ot property holders, and amor g them are the f jilowmg well known business men, who represent large interests in the city: SOME fOUD NAMES. Henry Fchnutl Edward King I-reo OUemerer John M. Wood William lleuderaou JobnCrigbt Aquiila Jones J mes V. Furgucon Tbomas Davis V. E. OMsendorfl Johu E. Foudray H. D. Pierce John C. New Isaa Tbalraan Wrn.H. Morrison Junes H. Kuadle Altred Harris jn John W. Ray A. O. Pettibone A. Abromet Lt. w. llaKSalman Wlniam Wallace Deloss Hoot J. 11. Yajen J. L. Motbershead Michael Fl che Willlara 8. .inboard M.M.Land Is John F. wallacit Joseph K. Haugh Edgar J. Foster J. M. Mlnclair J. D. t ondlt Henry Langenberg .L.KoncUe üenry (ilmber Ingram Fletcher llarman A Hand Ebene zer ebarpe Fred B? ck W.O. Kuckwood Fred. Fahnly C. IUcksou John Lauders J. M. ltideoonr J. K. Share Theo. P. Haughey John w. Murphy John Tno.nas AV. Holmes John Ebert A.H. Pettit Frank Krldmeyer Wood Toasey Valentine Bulach, G. Ittenbach, Condlt Nee.be, George W. Sioan, Joha C BartoD, Ii. F. Tu tie, Albert Ret Huer, John Uramllng, t'bas. Kuhn, Hoi Mossier, A, Naitt-er, Riley Hoshlre, J. Henry Kappes, J. J. Coopr, John Moore, w illiara N. Jackson, Isaac Hudson, Fred uamb.rg, Fred P. Bush.

111E 1AYUK1TK HOMH REMEDY, Is warranted not to contain a single parilcle of Meicury or any InJuMons mineral substance, but Is PURELY VEGETABLE. Containing thane Southern Roots and Herbs vKImK nr All. W ica IwwiHAnA hoi nluAor) In W U i VII evil 7JL I a v v i no a a a v. u u y u m conntii s wbere Liver Diseases most prevail. It will core all diseases catJRBd by derangement Ol ine uver huu uuwtiJ. iegu aio iuc jjiyci ana prevent CHILLS AND FEVER. Simmon's Liver Eegulator cr Medicine li eminently a Family Medicine, Ld by belüg sept ready fur immediate report will save ma y an bonr o' NufTi-riuti and many a dollar in time and dctois' bills. The Cheapest, Purest and Best Family Medicine ia the Woila. MANUFACTTRED ONLY BY J. II. ZEI1.I1W A CO , MACON, GA., and PHILADELPHIA Price. 1 1. Hold bv all Drnt;Elits. SHERIFF'S NAl.w. By virtue of an execution to me directed, from the clerk ol the Superior Court of Marion county, Indiana, I 111 expose at public sale, to the highest bldd r on SATURDAY, tbe 2M day of September A. D. 1876, between the hour? of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock p.m. of said day, at the door of the court house of Marion county, Indiana, the rents and profit for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following real estate, towit Commencing on the south side of the alley opposite the southwest corner of lot number 353 iu said addition, thence east on sou'h side of said aley six hundred and ninety (69 ) feet, thence south to a certain ditch now used to supply an ice pond belonging to said Alien, with waier, thence west inunlne on north side of said ditch to the L., C. and I . It. tc, tbenca uorthwest to the place of beginning, subject to the right of way belonging to said railroad, if any of the same should be contained within the above lines. Tbe a d ditch upplylna water m ust not be obstructed or lnterterred with, and plated into twenty -seven (27) lots, and numbered as follows: One ( ), t wo (2), thre (3), four (), five (5), six (6), seven (7), eight (8). nine (9), ten (It ), eleven (li), twelve (12), thirieen (is), fouru-en (U), flfteeu (1"), sixteen ( 6), 'seventeen (17), eighteen ( 8), nineteen (19). twenty (.0), tweniy-one (21), twen J-two (Ä), twentv -three (23) twentyfour (21 , t enty-Cve (25). twenty-six ('.6) and twenty-seven (17), as shown by plat recorded in plat b xk No. 1, page ft7, in recorder's offloe, In Marlon county. AIfo, lot snmber tbree hundred and ieventy-s1x (376) in H. R. Allen's north addition to tne city or Indianapolis, 11 in Marlon rountv, Ind ana, and on failure to realize the fn 1 amount ol Judgment, Int rest and costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose at public sale the reesimDieor said real estate. Takeu as the property of John Holloway, at tbe auit of Deviilo W. North up, et al. Bald sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT RE ISSN ER, Sheriff oi Marlon County. . Aug. 30, A. D. 1870. auK3j-3w E. A. Davis Alt' v for pi iff. Areata waated fcc aew, perMBMKt. aaj mpret. tV bUinM, in whUrk Ml Mlin him o. wom.n Iv inak So to S10 ! Op had iwff mf '..iivsMrd btf. mad (?JrO In I -&7 lkJ -tri mi czpniaiMaa reit C Twr"He ST.? Jo- -rTJolr. fr. C, E A9iXhlhatt.,ti.Y. -We kaow C A. rV. " Clt fce mpaaalbla mn4) rrha--rkla,4 think ke Irni AiuHnMla. ary ladaeeaMata. If. V. Wt aa. Apnl 1. Is7&. $1,200 PROFIT ON $100 Made any day in Pots and Calls. Invest accordingto j oar means. 110. 850 or flOO in Htock Privileges has brought a small fortune to the care1 u i investor. We advise when and bow to operate saiely. Book with full in formation sent free. Addreew orders by mail or telegraph to H iXTCR fc Om Bankers and Brokers, 17 Wall H H. Y. OPIUM and Morphin habit atwolntrlT and peiily curat. Fainlnxi aopubliriir. 6-i)U flump tor particular. Dr. Carl ton. US Vi Utuiiftuu feL, Chicago, lil

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No case, however chronic or ohptinate, cm long resist its regular ose. VARICOSE VEIRS.-Itis the only eure cure fot this distrem m-r and dangerous condition. KIDXCT DISEASES. It has no equal torpermarrentcure. BLEES I HQ from any cause. For this Is a specific. It bas saved hundreds of lives when all other remedies failed to arret bleedin? from nne, etntnarh, I aar, and elsewhere. RHEUMATISM, KEÜRALGIA, Teotharhe and Lararhe are aa akko relieved, and often icrrnanentlv cured. PHYSJCIARJ of 11 schools who are acqnaintfd WKh Pond's Extract of Witrh Hazel rcra ommend it ia their practice. We have letters of commendation from hundreds of Physicians, many of whom order Hlor use in their own practice. Ia addition to the foregoing, they order its ne for Swell inv of all k!nds, Calnsy, Sore Throat, la II anted ToimUIx, fimpkä and chronio Diarrbcrn, C'atarrb, (for which it i a ppeciflc.) 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Refupeall other preparations of Witch llazeL ThiBis the only article nsed by PhysiciHns, and in the hospital of th's COiintT'and Knrnn HISTORY AaD USES OF. POM'S EXTRACT, in IamttlJtt fonri. apur frts tn kntiiiMt'iou In ruau tiKA6 tUMrAal, Lane, New iork. LEGAL. SHFRIFFS ALE By virtue of an execution to me directed, from the ciers of the 8n perior Court of Marlon county, I will expose at public sale, to tbs highest bidder, on SATURDAY, tbe 231 dv of September. A. D. 1873, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. x., and 4 o'clock p. m., of said day. at the door of the Court House of Marlon county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding 6even years, of the following real estate, to-wit: The undivided one-half () of the east half (H) of the east half (S) of tne northwest quarter () of section thirty-three (a3). towi.ship sixteen (IS), range four (4) east, Marion county Indians, and on fall a re to realize tbe fnlJ amount of Judgment, inte-ests and coats, I will, at the same time and place, expose at public sale the fee simple of said real estate. Taken as the property of Joseph Jones at tbe suit of First National Bank of Indianapolis. Bald sale will be mada without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT REISSNER, Sheriff of Marion county. . August 30, A. D. 1878 English A WM Att'ys for PltfT. aug30-3w STATE OF INDIANA, Marlon county, ss: In the rupenor Court cf Marlon county, In tbe state of Indiana, September term, 1870. No. 15,716. Divorce. Marcus R.tiibbs vs. Ida A. Glbb. Be It known tbat on the üth day of August 1876. the above named pi lnt Iff, by bis attorneys, filed in tbe office of tbe clerk of tne Superior Uourt o Mario c unty, in the stte of Indiana, his complaint against the above namd defendant for divorce, and on said 28th day of August. 18TA, the Bald plaintiff filed in said clerk's ofQos the affidavit of a competent person showing tbat said defendant, Ida A. ülbb, is not a resident ol the g täte of Indiana. Now, therefore, by order of said court, said defendant last above named is here y notified of tbe filing and rendency of ald complaint agalDSt ber, and that, nnl-ss she appears and answers or demurs thereto, at the calling of said cause on the second day of the term ot said court, to be begun and be d at tbe court house in tbe cUv or Indianapolis on tbe first Monday In Novmber, 187, aald complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be hoard and determined in her abbene. AUSTIN H. BROWN, augTO-3w Clerk. Watts a Myers, Att'vs for PI IT. STATE OF INDIANA, Marlon ounty, ss: In the Buoerior C nrt or Marlon ounty, in tbe s.ate o' Indiana, September term, Itl'i. No. 15,21 . Divorce. Indiana F. Hayes vs. Webster Hayes. Be it ki own, that on the lytb day of angnst, l7ft, the above uamed plaimltt. bv her attorney, ßl-d in the nice of tbe lerk or the superior Court Of Marlon county, in the state of Indiana, her complaint agnlnst he bo e named de enani lor divorce, ana on aald lth day rf August, 18"o. thaald plaintiff tiled In said cleik'a office the affidavit ot a competent persm showing tbat said defendant, Webs er Hayes, 1 not a resident of the state of Indiana. Now, therefore, by order of 8 dd court, said defe dant last abi ve named is hereby notified of tbe flung and pendancy of said complain i again s him. and tbat nnless he appears and ans we-8 or demurs thereto, at the calling of sld cause on the second day of the term of said court, tobe begun and held at the com t' house in tbe city of Indianapolis on tbe first Mo- d-ty In November, 176 .ld complaint, and the muter and things therein contained ai d alleged, wl l be beard and determined in his abset'Oe. AUSTIN H. BROWN, aug30-Sw Clerk, ö E. 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N0TICK is hereby given to the citizens of tbe Thl d ward. In !he ity of lndlnafol I a. Center township, Marlon eoun'y, Indiana, tbat -we, H. HaU and H. C. Kasaell, male Inhabitants of said ward, over the age of twentv-one jets, will apply io the b"ard o' county cv mm'sslou-er-of said onnty, at thel aex meeili.g. for a license to sell for one year, rplrltous, vinous, and malt liquors, In a less quautlty th n a q isrtata time, lih the prlvitgeu' si. owing the same to be drank on our pren.ls. The preC'te location olthepr mls-s wherron wtWesire to sell aid 1 quors l described as lollowst Lr t No. squtie 65. and known ss 21 North llltnola street, b-.tween Washington and Market streets, In the c t of Indtanapo11, Center township. Mirion couatr. Indiana. (Slgued) 11. WALLS & II. u. KUS-SKI.U

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SIIF.RIFF'A SALE By virtue ot an excntiou to me direcU-d, from the clerk Of tbe Baperlor Court t,f Marlon county. Inolana, 1 win txpose at pubLc tale, to ihe highest bidder, on SATpRDATf, tbe 30th dv ot Ketmbeir A. D. ISTö; between tbe hours of 10 o'clock a. m., and o'clock p. a, of iald day, at the io r of tne Court Houseof Marion coun'y, Indlsns, tbe reuta and profits for a trm not exceeding seven years, of tbe following real estate, toWlt: Lots number flrhty-tbree() and nunber elahty-f ur (81) inVaJen'ss uth Brooxside addition to tne .city f la lanapilis: also, lot number five ( ) in Alcott's subdivision of lots nunc ber ninety-eight (9S) at:d - lnet-nine (99) in VsJen'sfcpilDgdale rudit'.on totbeclty oi Indianapolis, all iuaietn Marion cuaty. Inclna, end on failure tu reallzj the full a i.i.unt of Ju4((uient, interest and costs, I ulll, at tbe s. me time and pUce, expose at public sale ti e fee simple ot said real tsiste. Taken aa tbe property of David w. Howland, replevin's b 1', at the mit r the Fouith National Bankot Cine nnatl, ohlo. Baidsale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT RUSSNER, Sheriff ol Marlon county Sept. s, "A. D. 187d. sepi6-3ir FNOLlSH A W Att'va fnr Pl'tff. SlIEltlf FJ SALE. By virtue of a decree to me directed, from the clerk of the Bu perior Court of Marlon county, Indiana, I will expose at public Bale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the SOth dvof September, A. D. 1876j between tbe hours of 10 o'clock a.m and 4 o'clock p. m. of ssid day, at the door of the court bouse of Marion county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding; seven years of tnelpliowing realesiate, to-wlt: Lot number seven'y-four (74) lu Win. H, Morrison's second (2nd) addition to the city of Indianapolis, Marion connty, Indiana, and on taLure to realize the lull amount of iod.ment. intertat and cos s, I will at the same time and place, ex pone at public aaje tbe fee feimp. e ot said real estate. Taken a tne property of William C. G.-ubbJ at the suit of John M. judah. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT REISSNER, sheriff of Marlon county. Sept. 8, A. D. 1876. sept6-Sw A. 8. Caldwell, Att'y or Pl'tff. Sale for Street Improvements By virtue of a certain rrecept to me directed, bv ihe ma vor at th el v of Indianan iis In diana, and duly attes ed by tne c.erko said -"j uuuh mo cvrjiuraie keaioi sa:a City, k will on SATURDAY, September 30, 1S76, sell at public auction, at the City Court Room, between tbe houis ot 10 o'clock a. m. and I o'clock p.m., of said day, tbe lol owing described lot, or parcel of laud, or so mucn thereof as may be necessary to satisfy tbe sum hereintier named as as es-ed aljst such premises ror street improvement, and all costs, to-wli: Lot No. forty-five (45) in Fdwards' snbdl vision ot square No. nlueteen (Vj) in Johnson's bet s' addition to tbe city f Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana, wned ty kllza V. Llpplncott, against which is asaecsed tbe sum ot one hundred and tbree dollars and eighteen cent- (3l 3 1c) for street Improvament In favor of Samuel P. Blron. contractor. HENRY W. 1ÜTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis. Ind.. Peptembf r ft. 186 Notice to Non-uesident. Whereas, a certain precept bas been duly Issued to me by tbe maorof the City of in dianapolis, under tbe corporate seat of said city, dated August 25 1876, howlng that there ia due tbe following named contractor the amount here natter specified for street improvement in the city of Indianapolis aiailon county, Indiana: Due John L. Hanna for grading and gravel lng Archer stret and sidewal s, irom Michigan street to Clifford avenue, irom Dorman N. Davidson the sum of thirty-five dohiars (Sfi 00) amount of assessment charged agali.st o'. No. eighty-five (85) in Davidson s sx-ond addition to the city oi Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana. . . . i Now, the said defendant is hereby notified, that unless wiibin ( ) days after the publication for three weeas of this notice, tbe amount so asseGe1 against tbe above descrltied, lot. or parcel of land Is paid, I 11 proceed to collect tbe amount so assessed by levy and sale ot said lot or parcel oi land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the above claim, and ail costs that may accrue. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolls, Ind., August 30. i7B. SHERIfr'F S MAL.E. By virtue ot a certified copy ol a decree io me di ected, from tne cierk of tha superior Court of Marion county, Indiana, in a cause wherein Elizabeth Denoy ia plaintiff, aud Muses McClaln etal. are defendants, rt quiring me to make the sum of thirty-one hu..üred and tweuty- ne dollars aed nine c- its, with lnteiest on said decree androsi.l will expose at public Bale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, tbe 30th d -y oi September, A. D. 1876, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. x., and 4 o'clock p. x. of said day, at tbe door cf the Court bouse of Marlon county, Indiana, the rnts and pi oil Is for a term not exceeding seven years, oi the following real estate, towlt: Lot number seventy-three (7'), In Bate' subdlvlsl -n ot outlot, i umber eigh y-nlue (89), in tbe city of Indianapolls, lu Marion connty indi na. If uch rents and profits wi'l not 811 for a sufficient sam to satisfy said decree, interests aud costs, I will, at the aame time and piace. expose to public sale the fee simple ol said es 1 estate, or so much the eof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, lu teres ta and costs. Bald sale will be made without any relief wha ever from va.uatiou or appratsemeut laws. ALBERT REISSNER, Sheriff of Marion county. Sept. 5, A.D. 1U7. Bepttf-3W A. T. bxssT, Att'y. for PlfJ. TO the citixena of Warren T iwnshlp, In Marion County, in th -Hta'eof Indiana: No lice Is nereby given i bat 1, Lawrence Roland, an inhabitant of said town -.hip, 1 1 apply lor a licence from the Board of commissioners of said Marion c not) . at the meeting of aald board, tobe begun nd buld'i at the court house, of said county, on th-; first Monday in October, 187, to aell spirituous, vinous, malt and other lntoxloatl g liquors, in leas quantities tbanone quart at il tne, at and on my premises situate on lots norubeied four (4) and BveO), in tquare number one ( ), in the east addllloa to tbe town of Cambrr and, in aald townsblpt county and state, tor tbe period of one year from and after the fourth day of Oct.. ber. 87 September 1, lü7s, LAWRENCE ROLAND. -AUSTIK F. DEJfNY. Uornev. Fairbanks standard Scalesl ith the ia ton ar d most vkI o able im pro auenta. Excnll all others in durability and i, a full line ot CAS. filLLIP, ü A Kent. strength ; i warehouKe;rr 0 S. M jridlarj St'

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