Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 26, Number 12, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1876 — Page 5

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY 3I(?JTNTG, NOVEMBER'S,. 187G.

OX THE AXXIOl'S SEIT.

Tin Fcterfeh SUiie of the Country on tV.'(lmdny. LNtCIKER SPECIAL. (.'Hing to üroimda for (h llofx lliat wan Within Tliein. ;speci.;l Dispatches to the Enquirer. "rt'a-hinjrton, Ii. C, Nov. . There Nnuu-h n.iteinent here to-night. The lleiÄiMicans are enthusiast-ic over manufactured telegrawssent by men of sucli kindey as Hippie Mitchell, of Oregon, and Chamberlain, of Stuth Carolina, and beseige the telegraph .-ml newspaper ollices hoping to set some crünib of comfort to realize their desperate and hopeless anticipations. They are appreh. -iiMve and doubtful, but, nevertheless, as it Li the chaiue of a dying man, they assume to luve gained courage and hpe. The returns received here up to 11 o'clock are that the Ileiublkan National Committee concede Tilden IM vote?, and for the remaining vote, necessary to elect Tilden lie has t)u; doubtful staten of Florida, lxuisiuna. South Carolina and Oregon to draw from. Without n'iving any apparent reason why they made the claim, the Repultlican azurne that Oregon and Jsoatli Carolina have gone Kepublican, and that the contest hinges on Louisiana and Florida. All tue recent advices, both private and of the Tress Association, indicate tliai Lmisiana and Florida will certainly go for Tilden. and he will iw elected by liX electoral votes. This i. - the situation hare at midnight. There is evidently some desperate plot arranged to secure Louisiana to the Republicans, should Florida go for Hayes. IJrant left here at noon for Philadelphia, an 1 Edmunds, who has done Chandler's dirtv work during the canvass, was summoned by the latter to report in New York at once, "lie left at noon r response to the stimmdns. It is believed that the National Committee have either made or are about to make arrangements whereby t!ie result of the vote in Louisiana is to be withheld untd it i definitely ..ascertained w hether its el.'ctoral vote is nece&sary to Tilden suc cet, and if it is, the notorious reluming board have instructions to count it for 1 laves and Wheeler. None here doubts but that Tilden's majority in the st-tteis U,t. but if the contingency of Republican uctv.s rests with the state, the returning l oard is to be deper.ded on to doctor the -. l'liere is definite information that Hampton has carried South Carolina, and Tilden may reasonably cxp t the vite of the state. Taking the "judgment of .shrewd jioihicians of both parties, the conclusion to t arrived at i that Mr. Tilden will he -elected by from 19Ö to 207 electoral votes. It i believed here that Mr. Tiblen will carry very Southern state and that tomorrow's returns will show Oregon in the Democratic -column. During the entire day and night bous dispatches have been bulletined showing large Republican gains from ever- quarter. They are elicvctl to have lx-en sent by Jay (iould from New York, who has Agents here to make K-h to ennble him to hedge on the large amounts he has ventured on Hayes. One poor fool, a clerk at the headquarters of Chandler's committee, to-day sent Secretary MorrilJ a dispatch that New York had gone Republican by 2,500 majori ;y. It set the office-holders on their ears at once, and tht-y ledernd their de.-4cs and rushed pllhie't into the ttreetssliouting for Hayes. The ir devils, however, soon found tut the cruel boa':, but not lc fore they had put up their "scads" upon the strength of it. Sim-e :h days when war b'.illetins brought out the mult"Uriies there ha been no such cxciteuier.r ir. the city. The IcmM-rats are coaiident .tk1 enthusiastic, while the bread ,i:id butter brigade have lost their grip, yet try their tast to make- some show of assurance. Th Trtre Kltaatlon in Louisiana. Special Dispatch to the Enquirer. . New York, Not. 8. The following dispatc h has just been received here: "New Orleans, Nov. m. ls7. V. II. Hurlbut, World Office: "We have 11,0 XI majority in this city, and have fairly carried the Mate by upward of I ..000. The Republican leaders are now conferring with General De Trobriand. It is U-lieved tliatit is the intention of the Knited States Marshal to order Ihi Trobriand to jH-ize the ballot-boxes and tak them to tlie court-I;onse, where Republican will make the count to suit themselves. There f irreat agitation based on the belief that the proceed 5 nis of the last two elections are o he repeuttl, and that the defeated Republicans will again seize the state government and declare hc electoral vote for Haves. Signed. II. J. IIKAKLKY. DU RANT PAIUNTI. Iemocrat Oiliee. 1 handle,; Campalsn-IIow Thine. Lookedri Trousti i lasset A Jlemomtie V Wry Anrsil. öpedl U Dispatch to the Enquirer. New York, Nov. 8. I send you a dispatch received here at 10 to-night from New Orleans. It clearly indicates the cause- of the Radical confidence existing heie. Chandler is happy now, and carries under his belt more champagne than would fill two punch bowls. California has been lost to us by the nr-ble management of Duke tiwynn,. and Wisconsin threatens to align herself with Ha3'e, although it has leen ably o:-jMrt.d by the gentleman from Minnesota, vl c-tmed Ohio for the Democracy r.-Octob r. : Florida and Ijuisiana are voting vet, ard will continue to do so probably until the Hayes men surfeit the boxes. The Western Union Telegraph Company, from -what I learn, has been vieing with Jay Gould in withholding Democratic disatches. We have w hipped the Radicals, but are not allowed to pursue them with our lightning, while they are being recruited and strengthened with the means denied us. In all the movements of the day there has been no serious disturbance in tlte betting, which is a very strange feature, unless it results from the'faclj that the Radical villainies are simply maturing and not yet completed. Should this- conjcctüVe be correct, to-morrow " night the Hayes men will raise-a racket at the pool-rooms. It might be just as well for Democrats to deposit their money in bank for a few days, rnd watch the game with empty pockets. The Democratic national committee would be favorably affected to-night if some of Newton's dynamite were placed in a fulmin ating state under two-thirds ot tbem, and an ounce of red permer put on the bottoms of their socks, ut the others, as many Id women without snuff or tea would be aa interesting ard useful The Radicals are scampering around like men of brains and wits, while our fellows ar) each trying to wear out a cane-bottom chair. Poor Oregon, which -eema so important now, was not even fed witlr the rpocn, and has probably been allowed to drift over to the other side of Jorlan. But amid the wreck of hones and the cru-sh of ballot boxes. Wade . Hampton Is probably elected. If we only had the Rounding llanning here for a day, that one rote .which Uncle Samuel would give his soul to obtain could be forthcoming. Duke ynn's son-in-law tclegrtphs from San

Francisco that California is very close, with the chances apiiost us, in my opinion. At the Democratic headquarters to-night there wa.lnore worthless mid antiquated ilesh to the square i?2ch than ever shadowed the same quantity of carper. The immense crotvd in frtntof the Fifth avenue hotel grie nine cheers aula tiger for Jay Gould, so united in b.v? and gratitude for favors past ami favors to come, tbe Uhio lamb and the Wall street wolf. IndlHim Kertlce. Clnefnnntl Commercial.!

Indiana was the first state last night to cut down the hoics of the Republican!. The small Democratic g-.dns on the Ootober vote reported from time to time, told the story that while the Republicans had stxd up bravely, they were unable to stem the torrent, and that they had lost their "fighting chance," so the fifteen electoral votes of the lloosier s'ate may be counted for "Tilden and Reform." oa it were. ,St. I)uis Republican: A clergyman is preaching in the Mast on "The Nerves of the Soul." lie puts the nerves tir-t, and perhaps he is right. It is. some think, harder to strengtl en the first than save the la.st. F.very iiiiin. woman and clilld nt this s-ason should' take Dr..!. H. Mr lean's Strengthening Conliiil wnJ ISloixl rurlfier, because it purinVs anl enricliHH the blood, (ives vlt;or. sm-mrtb and vitality to the whol" body. Dr. .1. II. McIiCHu'H ottlec, 314 Chestnut str-'t,st. Louis, Mo. If von are engaged to marry a lady and she Is delicate, pale and sickly, make her Ink Dr. J. II. Mclean's Strengthening Cordial and I Hood Purifier; it vitalizes and purines the blood, strengthens and invigorates casesthe warm rich blood to mount the check again. Dr. J. II. Meltau' otllce, 311 Chestnut strevt, St. Louis, Mo. If I was voung lady und had a delicate rle. sli-kly beau, I slioi.ld tell him to take Dr II. McLean's Htrengtheuing Cordial and Blood Pnriner. It Imparts vigor, strengt ti, lua th, nnd purifies the blood. Dr. J. H. McI'hd'h triee, tst. lxuis, Mo. This world appears very beautiful when jou Ars well: the way to l well and continue to lm healthy and strong Is to take Dr. .1. H. Mcl em's Strengtheuing Cordial and ISlood I'urifwr, the greatest tonic In the worlI; it vitalizes and strengthens the body and purifies the blood. lr. J. II. Mclean' oitiee, öl I Chestnut Ktreet, St. Ixjnls Mo. The man is a dreamer who sits idly down and hopes for a fortune to fall into his handsMuch better work for It, and better still, take the god of chance by the horns and bully hi in Into god nature, l'urchas? a ticket in the grand drawing of the "Kentucky Cash Distribution Company," which takes place November at Frankfort, Ky., which will be the means of giving HoO.ÜOÜ, &jo,0UO, 82.",0, M).), and a vast number of other large prizes to individuals holding the fortunate tickets In the scheme. Whole tickets, Address ull communications to Ex-Gov. Thos. P. Porter, General Manager, Frankfort, Ky. o The Little Renk and Fort Smith Railway Company is offering great Inducements tosettlers,and its advertisement in another column will show all interested where to apply for full information concerning the hmds-, etc. öO.tXX) Monitor cooking stoves have lecn sold. They are made of the bet;t material, with all the best Improvements; are clean, never smoke, nnd nre better adapted for nil kinds o cooking and baking than any othereo-.d-buru ing stove that is made. Exchange. Any reader of this paper .ending addre-s to the N. Y. Slate Rooring Co., S Cedur str et New York, will re-elve free a loo pnge ltok telling all about jwlnts and how to save re building. Mention this paper. o Caked breasts, rheumatism, sciatica, swell ings, pains, stiff jo nts, burns seulds jxdsonous bites, and nil flesh, lnjiie and muscle ail ments, call be absolutely cured by the 'eitaur Lininients. What the white IJniment is for the human family, the yellow liniment is forf spavined, galled und l.-one horses and animals. o Mothers can secure health for their chil dren und rest for themsel ve by the use of Citstorln, a perfect ubitltiit for castor oil. It i nbsolutelv harmless, and Is as pleasant to take as noney. I- or M ind colic, sour Ktom:ieii, worms or contlpat ion for youwgor old, there is nothing in existence like it. It is certain t Is sjHHty, It Is ebenp. That languid, helpless, sallow eoinnlexlooed woman must use lr. J. H. Mcleun's Stn-natli-ening Cordial and It cxkI I'uritier. It Is exactly whai you want to vitalize, purify and enrich your blood and give you back the bloom of health witin. li. J. 11. Mflan's onie-, 1 Client nut street, sSt. IouiM. There is always hone when ther Is life, nnd the hoie Is Ir. J. II. Mclenn's streunt li'iitiis Cordial and Plood PuriHer; it will impart Un to the body, strength and vitality to themuscleHitnd purify nnd enrich your blood. Dr. .1. 11. Mcw-aiis omee, Ü1I Cliestnul str-el, ?t. Luis, Mo. MISCELLANEOUS. Cfr A MONTH. Outfits worth t free Owl IU to agents. KXCK1.SIOU MF'G CO., I'd Miehlxan avenue, Chicago. (Q ? A MONTH. Agent wanted, in 05t)l ) or female, for the best selling Agent wanted, male tide. t.(XM sfild lit onedav. Address L.Al'M.vat air u. tu., Aiariou, . ITOlt SALI MatthewsT I-iitent Renewable Memorandum Rook for 50 cents for No. 1, or ) -en.ts for No. 'J. Sample copies sent anywhere on receipt of price. Address, MKNTINKL (XiMPANY, Indianapolis. EVERYBODY to know that the Swiss Ague Cure is the best medicine in the world for fever and ague, dumb chills, coughs colds, hoarseness pain In the breast, lung disease and dyspepsia. It acts directly on the liver is a DiUil purgative. Everything works like a charm no pain, no cramp. Try It, It will speak for iteelf. It is sold at a price any one can reach. Price, 50 cents per bottle, fror sale by all druggists. JULKrt HOURIET, sole proprietor for the United Btates. Terre Haute, Ind. For references send for circular. A. KILFKK, special agent for Indianapolis I Toit" HAI.K Matthews' I'ntent Kenewnble 1 Mfiiioriinnnni ltook. Send for sauu.le copy and price list. Samples sent postpaid to any aldn'ss on receipt oi iiucenis ior io. i. or 4 cents for No. 2. Address, KNT1NKL. COM PANY, Indianapolis. COUCH SYRUP. i Seller." r.Bsh SjT-" tk aldrat iH mtmt i l popul.r Hmci; Kr tut cur .ourni. in,j i Croup, liimnruTM, toil lu 1 ruili i "llHavm UdliMdw lw chtllre." J.i ' K. Yauiu.n. Lose K. O. IU. "U rM mr i(V 1 r trrrOla mU wka rrrrr thlssel fil-1 Ird " K. K. Murh.lt. Ai).-ilin CUT. fa. trtcr. 1 tjo. IB1 IU If TWir dnvn M iao't IV, fct 1 "ft. R. r. ByT.VKt. t rV-yr1.. r't'.t-yb. rS. CENTRAL IXFICMAKY, . GULBERTSOII & ÜT01I For treatment of th KYK, KAK, and C'A TAltRll. and diseases 'of the HEAD and Letormttles. ART I FI.1 CIA1. T.XTH IfiatTEl. Bend for referenc s. 33 7est 7asliinn Street

CENTAUß LINIMENTS "While, for (he Human Family. Yellow, for Horse nnd Animal. These liniments nre simply the wonder of the world. Their effects are little less than niarvellous,et there ure some things which they will not do. They win not eure cancer or mend broken lxnes. hut they will always allay )nin. They have straightened ringers', cured chronic rlieuiiintism of many yenrs stnnding, and taken the j.uiu from terrible luirus and scalds, which has never leen done by any other article. The White IJntmeiit Is fr the tinman family. It will drive rheumatism, sciatlen and neuralgia from the system; cures lumbago, chilblains, palsy, itch and most eututieous eruptions: ft extrnets frost from frozen bunds and feet, and the poison of bites anil Minn of venomous reptiles; it suixlues swellings and alleviates pain of every kind. Kor sprains or bt-uls- it is tlje mot ot-iit reinely ever disc-oven-d. The Centnur Liniment Is usil with great eUlcncy for sore throat, toothache, caked breasts, earache and weak back. The following is but a sample of numerous test liuonials: Imiiana HoiiK. Jeff. Co., Ind., May "S, lsTH. "I think it my duty to inform you that-1 have suffered mueli with swollen feet and chords. I have not lHeii Ires Jikiii ttiese swellings in eight years. Now I am jerfectly well, thanks to the Centaur Liniment. The Liniment ought to be ttp,lled warm. ItLNJAMIN PltOWN." The proof is in the trial. It Is reliable, it Is handy, it is cheap ana every family should Imve It. To the siek nnd b-d ridden, the halt and lame, to the wounded and son-, we say, "Conic and le healed." To the poor HMd distr'ssHJ who have spent their money for worthless medicine, i bottle of Centaur Liniment will be ghen without charge. IT I II YKLLOIV CKNTA I' It LI NIM KXT Is adapted to the tough muscle, copIs and flesh of horses and animals. It has crIorined more wonderful cures of spavin, strain, windgalls, scratches, swevnv and general lameness, than nil other remedies In existence. I lead what the great expressmen say of it: Nkw Yokk, January, bTI. 'Kvery owner of hörst should itive the Centaur Liniment n trial. We consider It the b;st article ever used in our stables. 'H. Marsh, Supt. Adams Kx. Stables, N. Y. K. PI LTZ. Snpt. U. s. Kx. stables, N. Y.; AI BKUT S. OLIN,Suit. Nut. Kx. stables, N. Y. MoxToo.MKirv, A i.A., Aug. 17, 1ST I. ( i KN TI.RM KN. I have i;eI oer olle gpiss of Centaur Liniment, yellow wrapper, tn the mules tif my plantation, In-sides dozens of the family Liniment for my negns-s. 1 want to purchase it at the wholesale price, and will thank you to ship me by Savannah steamer one gross of each kind. Messrs. A. T. Stewart A- Co. will pav your bill on presentation. Respectfully, JAM KS 1 ARROW." The best patrons of this liniment are farriers ntid veterinary surgeons. It heals galls, wounds and jxill-ev 11, removes swellings, nnd Is worth millions of dollars to fanners, liverymen. Mock-growers, sheep raisers, ami those having horses or cattle. What n farrier can not do for S3 the Centaur Liniment will do at a trifling cost. These llnimentsare warranted by the proprietors, and a Itottle will lieuiven to any farrier or physician who desires to test them. Sold everywhere. Laboratory of J. P. ROSK A CO.. 4ti IV v street. New Ytrk. ""CÄSTÖRIA.. Is a pleasant and perfect substitute iu all cases for castor oil. Castoria is the result of an old physician's effort to pnsluee, for his own prncliee.an cfllective cathartic, pleasant to the taste and free from griping. Ir. Samuel Pitcher, of llyamiis. Mass., succeeded In combilling, without the use of Hlcohol, a purgative agent as pleasant to take ns honey, and which possess all the desirable properties of castor oil. It is adapted to all iuics, hut Is espeelally recomtneiided t mothers as a it -liable reiuedy for all disorder of the stomacli and loweN of chltdrvn. It Is certain, agreeable, absolutely harmless, nnd cheap. It should I usisl for wind colic, stair stomach, worms, eostiveness, rroiip, etc., then children can have sleep, and mo! hers may rest. J. It. Rose A- Co., of W I ley street. New York, nre the sole prejarers of Castoi ia, after lr. Pitcher's recipe.

THI IS X0 TDIE To pay T1VO 1IMF1TM on Clothing and Furn foiling dioods, vlieii you can huy nt the And only pay OXK Small larin above lVIioIesalc Ianiifai'lurprM1' VosU THIS IS NO TIME To huy of the ordinary Kttail Iealer. who lias bought Iiis Ntook from Jlaimfactiirers when you ran buy direel from Yaniifacturers at Xon. . A: ( 1JATKS UIMH K, its C heap as they can buy by the quantity. THIS IS NO TIME To pay Hid rile Men ft20 lor a SUIT or OVERCOAT, when the Name artiele may be bought at the WIIEX for 17. THIS IS NO TIME To pay Middle Jlen ." cent for 14 oz. Cnderwear. when you can buy it at the WIIEX C lothing Store for 21 eent. THIS IS NO TIME To spend money that might he saved by Him ply visiting the CLOTHING STORE, os. 5 and 0 llates Block, Opposite th PostoXce,

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fiOTICE TO HON-RESlBEfiT. When-as. a certain precept has s-en da.V tss-ied to me by the mayor of the city of Indi aiiHpolis, under 111.' eorM irate seal ofcid citv, dated November 0.1s7ii, showing that there Is due the following numed contractor the amount hereinafter specified for street improvement in thec.iyoriiidiauapolis.Marlon county, Indiana: lue I'atterstiTi t Hönning for grading ami paving with bowlders Oriental street, between Washington street and Michigan Road, from Willis W. Wright Jtue sum of seventeen dolIsrsHiid seventy cents 17.7ui. amount of as. sessment cbargetl atcninst lot No. eight ) in Kaufman's subdivision of Wake's addition to the city of Indiana-.Iis, Marion countv, Indiana. Now, the said defendant Is hereby notified that, unies within '-.ti) days after the publication, for three weeks, of this notice the amount w hs-m-smhI utcainst the hIhv described lot or areel of land is paid, I will proceed to collect the amount so assessed by levy and sale of said lot or parcel f land, or so much thereof a.s may lie necessary to satisfy the above claim, ami all costs that may accrue. HENRY W. TUTEAYILER. City Treasurer. Indian-polls, Ind., Novembers. IST. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. Whereas, a certain precept has lx-en tlulr issued to me by the maor of the citv of Indianapolis, under the corporate sen! of' said city, dated November tf, 176, showing that there Is due the following named contractor the amount hereinafter siecifiid for stit-et improvement In the city of IndiaiiajoIls, Marlon county, Indiana: Due Patterson A- Punning for grading and paving with bowlders Oriental street, between Washington afreet and Michigan Road, from Willis W. Wright the sum of seventeen dollars and seventy cents t,?17.7i, amount of assessment chanced nxuiust lot No. seven (7) iu Kstufman's sulidivisiori of Blake's addii ion to the city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana: Now. the said defendant is hereby notified that, unless within fJOi days after the publication, for three weeks, of this notice the amount so assessed against the alwvve described lot or parcel of land is paid, I will proceed to collect the amount so assessed by levy and sale of said lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may lie necessary to satisfy the above claim, and all costs that may accrue. HENRY W. TUTKW1LER. City Treasurer. Indiana hi1 is, Ind.. NovemlicrS, l7s. "TOTICK is hereby given to the citizens oi the Fourth ward, in thecity of Indianapolis, Center township, Marion county, Indixnu, that I, Peter Rocker, a male Inhabitant ol said ward, over the age of twenty-one years will apply to the Isuinl of r onnty commissioners of said county, nt their leeeinber meeting, for a license to sell, for one year, spirit ous, vinous and malt liquors in less quantity than u quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to h drank on my p'vmiscs. The precise location of the premises whereon I desire to sell said liijuors, Is descrilieil as follows: liot No. il, stpiure 1, in outlot one hundred and tittv-seven 1Ü7;. and known as No. 4!U West North street, in the city of Ihdia:iajo!is, Center township, Marion countv, Indiana. isijjivdi rKTFK KtH-KV't. W.rrs A Mvkks, Attorneys. STATK OK INPIANA, Marion county, ss: In the Snerior Court of Marion County, in the state of Indiana, NovemU-r term, ISTC. No. Iifilf. Harnah K. Mclntlre vs. Charles (. Mclntire. lie It known, that on the, 'id day of Ntivemtier, ls7. the ulsve inuiitsl plaintlll". by her mt'r-ii'-ys, riled in the ottice of tbe clerk of the Superior Court f Marion county, in the state of Indiana, his complaint against the nlsive named defendant for divorce, and on said .'kl day or NovemU-r, lsTtt, tfie said plain tiff filed in said clerk's office the affidavit of a conietent iiersou showliiK that said defendant, Charles O. Mclntire, Is not a resident of the state of Indian a. Now therefore, by order of salt! court, said defendant last aove named is hereby notified of the tiling and iiilcncy of said complaint against him, and that unless he apjs-ars and answers or demurs thereto, at the caUimr of said cause on the second tiny of the term ol said court, to te hesura nnd held at the court house in thecity of Indianapolis on the tiist Monday in January, l-STi;, sjild complaint. and tlte matters and things therein titii tabled and alletretl, will te leant and d termim t! In tils a Mcnce. ACST1N tl. HKOW'X, Iiov-Vtw Clerk. LTiflK K Ol-' ADMIN ISTRATION. "Notice is tiereby Kien that the tinde riuned h.is Jani upjioiiiled by ihe Marion l.lvil Circuit tairt of Marion county. Indiana, administratrix of the estate ol Willi tm Hinesley. latf said county, deceo.s.-d. S;iid estate is supo.t d to ta solvent. ANNA KLI.ARLTII HINTXLRY. N'uv.H, ts,. Adniiiiistml rix. Notice to Non-Resident. Whereas, a certain ireei t bss la-en duly is sued to me by t he ma or of tin- city of J iidiana J tolls, under I In coi-js. rate ul of said city, tlattsl fjetolier IU. IsTti, sliowiu that there is ilue the follow in; named contractor the aiikotint hereinafter sp-cifad for street im provement in the city or intiianaiKilis, Marion Con a ty, Indiana. Iue HalltV Ilentbesx-t-.for vradlnzand cravMieallev lx-t wen 1exlnxton avenue and I'ieasaitt str-et from litllon to Linden street, frtjni Tsiuic I. Mortoti, the sum of four dollars and eighty cents if I Nh, amount of assessment chanced against lot No. forty-nine l'i in Metclier s Woodlawn addition to the city of Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Now the said defendant is hereby notified I hat unless within (Jin days after the publication for three weeks of this notice, the amount so assessed against the at sue described lot or Mrcel of land is paid, I will proceed to collect the amount so assessed by levy and sale of sakl lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof a may be necessary to satisfy the above claim and nil costs that may accme. 1IKN RY W. Tl 7KWI I.Kit. City Treasurer. Ixiianaiol.i.s lA"i., November 1, 176. Run & Lowk, Attorneys. STATK OK INDIANA, Marlon county, ss: In tbe Superior Court of Marlon county, in the state of Indiana, November term, 1S.Ö. No. 16,51-1. Kllabeth Kradshaw vs. ( Jeorge W. Rradsaaw. lie It known. That on the üddavof November, 1st, the aKve named plaintiff by her attorneys, tiled In the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of Marlon county, In the state of Indiana, her complaint against the above named defendant for tlivorce, and on said lid day .of Novemlier. 170, the said pliilutirt' tiled in said clerk's office the affidavit of h competent oerson showing that said defendant, Jeorye W. tlradshaw, is not a resident of the state of Indiana. Now therefore, by order tu Haiti eourt. Raid defendant last above named Li hereby notified of the fllinir and pendeucv of Raid complaint against him.- and that unless he Hfipeant una annwei-a or ut-mura tnereio, at the- callinif of mi id cause on the second day of the term of said court, to be begun and held at the court hoiisn in tbe citv of Indianapolis on the first Monday in January, 1S77, saltl complaint, and the matters and things tbetein contained and alleged, will be heard and determiiteu I n ins absence . AUSTIN II. BROWN, nov8-3w Clerk. TTAJITRD! N tLRH-IEX t lry of ISO V jfnt to ril ana m-II good to 1M1 MO PF.DULIXG. Hottjl nd trtling ipns Mni. AiWseis, Monte Maavracrttkii Co-, Ciaciantti.Otuo

LEGAL.

It1 F KIVKRS S LK.-NotIce ts hereby JTiven lluit tin; undersigned receiver. nn jioiiiieu oy in-conn, in a cause m tue Suie rior Court of Marlon county, Indiana, numbered l.Vnil, wherein Fretlerick Ritzinger et al. aiv rlalntiifs and Valentine Rutsch et nj. are deftodants, will s-ll nt private sale to the higiiev t and best bidder, uu ... 1 . i ! . . . r .SATTKKAY, the 2d .lurof PtvemUr, ifi, b-lween cen tli ours of 10 a. m. and I p. M.ft the of Llliott Ajtcs, No. Is North I't nnsvl-ofl.-e va i.l street, in flip city f Indi.nnapolis. the foilowlug r I t lat-in Marion countv, Indiana, tf-wit: Lm numliered eleven 11. twelve (12i anJ ixt een fjiil of Hendricks's subdivision tif lots o. eight jS) to fourteen (I, inclusive, of Kckert's heirs' Kallvision. of ouliot numlerel one hundred and thirty-one (Uil) in the city of IndlanupoliVi; nd nlst lota numbered tlfti-en (li). sixteen ijH',, scventen (17) and eighteen (is, iu keTl heint' sulKiiviskm of out lot number one hundred and thirtv-one (I'll i In said city of Indüapotls; und a'lso a lease of lots ni?inlered hivTeeii (Ul, fimrteen (Hi an t Hi teen i,t llendriekVa sulxli vision of lot eight (Si to fourits? (Tl), inclusive, of Kckert's heirs subdivision of outlotono hundred and thirt j -ontj 41:51 1 In the city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana, for the term of twenty riO) years from the itith, Hay of tK.tober, lSsiM, executed by Winslow . Pierre to Frederick W. Fant et al., and recorded in mortaane record No. la at page 113 of the imirtX'lge recortls of saiti con-ty ; ami also the ritüits of the Indianapolis tdasa Works Company, as lessor in a sub-lease of the nboc descrvbtsl premises; and also a jrnrt of lot sixteen (Id in the same Mil ill vision of Kckert's heirs' suUlixUlon of outlot oue hundml and thirty-ne (rill, more particularly described as foUows: Coiiimt-ncim: at the southwest corner of said outlot one hundred and thirtv-one tl.Ui, running thence east one hundred and twenty-five (li'o feet; tliem-e north one hundred and six iiuii) feet; thence we.-t eiulity-tsix (st;. fret; thence north nine (!i) fit-t; thenc' wr-st tliirtynine (;.?) feet ; theuet Muitli to Jie place f lagiiinitig, for file period of five (.5) years irom Die 1st day of September, 1S73 which wa.s executed by said company to W iJliani llel UKte.ln et al. The real estate above described,. on which is situate the factory of the Indianapolis Jioss Works, will l sold as aforesaid, together with all the privilegesanduppurtenancrsthereuuto belonging, together with blacksmith tools and tools ior ic In su-blowing, setting and making crucibles, etc., the same being the tools of said factory, upon the following terms, to-wit: One-third of the purchase inouey cash in hand and the tialauce 111 t wo tsjn.-U aiiiiun Installments, evidenced by note, br-aringsix per cent, interest, and secured by mortgage 011 the profierty mild. AUOCSTÜ8 V. KITZINGER. KOTICE TO KON-RESIDENT. Wherein, a certaHi preeeiit has been tluly Isud to me by the mayor of the city of Indiuuaolis, under the cori.Krate eal of' said eity, tlatetl NovemtM-r u, IsTti, showing that there is due the following named contractor the amount herinaftcr sped tied for street improvement in the city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana: 1 lave Pidtei-son t Dunning for grading and ivine with l Widers oriental street, bet ween Washington street and Michigan Rtad, from Willis W. Wright the um of seventeen-dollar, und seventy cents (,?17.70. amount of assessment c halved against lot No. five 3 In Kaufman's sulxli vision of Itlake's a Id it Km to the city .f I iiuiaiiajKilis, Marlon countv, Indiana. Now, tlie sail tlefendant is hereby notified that, unle within fji) days after the publication, for three Mi-cks, tif this notict the amount so astssed against the nlwive described ha ir 1 m reel of land is paid, I w ill pr ceett loeollect tin; amount so assessed by levy aim sale m saia lot or parcel 01 lauu, tir so much thereof as maybe necessary to satisfy the alsivc elaim, and all costs that may ac-rue. 1IKNRY -V. TUTRWII.KR, City Treasurer. Inillaii.HKÜis, Ind., November 8, 1S70. ROTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. Whereas, a certain precept has been duly Issuetl to me by the mayor of the city ml Indinuapolis, uiitl'T the corporate seal ot said city, tlattsl Novemlier :l, 1S76, showing lhat thei-els due the following named cotitructtir the amount herein after six-citled for street Improvement in the city ot IiidianaiKiUs, Marita county, I mlfetna: Hue Fattersou A Huuniug for grading and paving with ImwlJers Oriental street, Itetwecn Washingtttn street and Michigan Road, from Willis W. Wright the sum of seventeen dollars and seventy cents fsl7.7üj. amount of assess rncnt charcetl against lot No. six (6) In KaufmiinV subdivision of Blake's addition to the city of I ivluiaajioiis, Marlon county, Indiana. Now, the said tlefendant is her oy notified that, unless witmn ('Jit ttays after the pnbnea lion. I'tr three weeks, of this notit-e the amount so assessed against the uliove dt1 scrilieil lot or parcel of land is paid, 1 ill proceei to collect the amount so assessed bv lew and s.-di of said lot or parcel of laud, or so liiiu-li thereof as may Ik- lit c-'.ssary to satisfy the above claim, and all costs that may accrue, 1IKNRY W TCTKWir.Kt:, City Treasurer. lndl:Uutolls. llul.. Ntivember S. IsTli. Finch A FlNCM, Attorneys. STATE OF INIHANA, Mariou county, ss: lit the Stifierior Court of Marlon countv.. In the Stat of Indiana, November term, 1S76. No. Josepu 1 1 euch vs. I aivin c. Morris. Re it known, that on the 2d day of.Novenif bcr, I"7), the Hlitive iiiitnett plaintiff, by Iiis ttirneys. tlietl in' the t.fliee t.f the clerk of the Superior Court of Marion county, in the State of Indiana, his complaint against the above naiiked defendant for foreclosure tif mortgage. und on said 2d day of Novenitier, Js7t:, the said Ulaintlff tiled in said clerk'somoe the affidavit of a competent isrson showing that t-c.ld- de fendant, caivin c. .Morris, is not a resident 01 th state of Indiana. Now. ihcrelore. tiv order of mud court, said defendant lnt kn.vt nsmett is. hereby liotlfietl of the filing tiutl pendency ot said t initial nt against Iii 111. ami Unit m.less heapttepn and answers or demurs thereto, at tbe calling of said cause, on the second day of the. term of said court, to be liegun and held at the court nonsein thecltyor inrtiauopoliM on the nrst Monday iu January, ls77. tutld comnlalnt. and tle matters and things therein contained ami alleged, w ill le heard and determined in his abseuec. AUSTIN II. BROWN. novS--!w Clerk. "VTOTICE is hereby gl veil, to the fit ixen of i the Fifth wanl, Iu the city tif Indianapolis, Center township, Marion county, Indlaua.that I, Thomas lKnnistn,a male inhabitant ol said wanl, over the age of twenty-one years, will afply to the rtonrtl f countytmmissiouersof said eownty, at. their leceiiiber meeting, for a license to sell, for one year, spirltous. vinous and malt litmorx, in a less quantity tJimi a tuart at a time, with tlie iirivllege of allow ing the same to be drank on in v premises. The precise location of the preinleH whereon I desire o sell said lhtuor U descrlbetl as follows: I fv No. Ö, st-iiare No. 70, and known as No. "B Wt Washingtttn street, in the city of I nd a uapol is, Center t owusb lp, Marlon otmut y, Indiana. Signed THOMAS DKNNIsON. NOTICE The subscriber hereby gives notice that lie will, In accordance with section 3 or the recent license law passed, make application to the County Comiuissioneis, at their December session, lor a license to sell Intoxloitlng. vinou. malt and splriton liouor in lot quantities than a quart, and subject to be ilmuk ua Hie jiiviiiim-H. i lie piace w uere said llq tors are br be sold Is Nos. Iii and lf Fort Wivim a venne. in the Second wnnl of tho city of Indiana iolis, Marion county, lDdlana, lot 25, "utlo isa butler s Odltlon. ISleedl NEIL DUG A.N. November 8, 1876,

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT.

Whereas, A ct itaiu pr.-Ced has Ixen duly issuetl to me by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, under the corporate seal of said city, dated Octoler si. Wti, showing that there U due the following" named contractor the amount hereinafter specified for street Improvement In the city f Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana: Iue Henry Clay for grttnug and graveling the alley bet ween I'leasant rtreet and Woodlawn aveuue, from OMve Linden streets, from Anna K. Hawk, the nur- of four dollar and sixty cents (si.txi), amounrt f iisV-rnent chargitl against lot No.eighty (uHn Fletlieer'n WtHstlawn ivldit.'on to the cityvf Indianapo li Marion rounty, Indiana. Now, the said defendant is lir-by notffled' that, unless w ithin pif days after tlie publica--tlon. for threi weeks, of thta notice tlxr anion t so iisceftsed against the aitove le. Hcrilet li or )el of Land is paJd.-I will pro--cesl to ollect tle anxnt so avtesx- bv levy and sale ot said lot or parcel of l;nd, or m miK-h tlreof as may lie- necessary t atisfy the ttbttvrclidm, wt all cxtsthat iua.accrue. henry w.tutt-:vil:r. City Trenrer. Indianapolis, Ind., vciabor M, ls7i. NOTICtTO NONRESIDENT. Whereas, a certain tirewDt has been dclr Kueti to me by the mayor of the city of In!--anapolis, under the ooroorute seal ofwild city, dated October ;il. .1S7Ö, alio" ing that there is due th" following named' contractor theanrount hcftnattT speclfletl for street improvement in the city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana r Ihjp Henry Clay for gradlns and eravellni the alley let ween Vleasant treet and Woodlawn a venue, from Olive to Lindtn streets, from V. C. Morris (Christian- mme unknown) the Mini of four dollars and niwt7 cents tI.(ii))f amount of assessment charged against lot No. ninety (inn in t letcm-r s Wootllawn udilltlou to tlie ckty f IndiarajMilis, hrion county, Indiana. Now. the said defendant Is hewby notified that, unless within (20)dnva after the publicaMon, for three wieks.cdthls notlpHthe amount so assessed against the aoow desribtsl lot or parcel of laud Is paid, t will proeetH to collect tbe amount so a-saessed bv levy and sale of said lot or parcel of land, or so mach thereof as may in; m-cessary totttlsry the above claim, and all costs that may accrue. HENRY WVTLTKWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind. November P,.l!T. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. Wbereass a certain jres!pt haa- Veen duly Issued to me by the mayor of the city of lndiamiMilisr under the corporate seat tif said city, dated Octolier :l, 1S7H, showing Miat there 1 due the following namt-d contractor the amount hereinafter specified for street Improvement In the city of Indianapol, Marion county, India jia: Ihie Henry Cln y for grading and-graveling the alley ItetVeeir VI en san t M nee C and Woodlawn avenue fnm Oliv to IdnJcn htreets. fnim Ellen Matthews, the sum of four dollars and sixty cents (ii.Oli), amount ol tkssessment -charged against lot No. ninety-two (' in Fletcher' Wotsllawn atidltion' t tJie city of Indlauapolis, Marion couuty, Indiana. Now tlte said defendant Is-heraby notified that, unlesH within (-J days after the publication, for three weeks, of this not ioe tUe amount o asst'ssetl against the alxive lot. or imrcci of land is paid, I will proceed to tiolhs-t tke amount stt iistMKed by levy anil sale of said lot or iarel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the above claim and all cttsts that ii'iay accrue. HENRY W. TÜTKWILER. Citv Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ina., November 8, 1S70. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. Whereas, a certain nreeept has been duly Issum I to um by the mayor of t'ie city f Indiaiiapoiis, under the corporate seal o? said city, dated November 3, lsTi!, showing that there is tine the following named aont Kit-tor tba amount hcreinaftec Keciriett for street impnivement in the eitw of IndiajoaiKiliH, Marion county, Indiana:. SSüfc llÄittajiaaJU.- " Hue" lloltr. A 'llennessee- fur grilling and graveling the alley between lfxington avenue and I'leasant st-ieet, from DiUtm to Lintltrn streetf, from. Alviu yt. Makejeaee, tho sum of four dollars ana eighty cents fl se, amount of assessment charged, against lot ?. fifty-seven (7) in t'U-tcher's Wootilawn addition to tlie city ofi Iidianapo), Marion county, Indiana. Now, the said defrndant ifr hereKiy notified that, unless within -Jtj day alerthe publication, for tints- weeks,of this nolioe the amount so assesseil Hpalnst the above desori'ted lot or pmcel t.f. land is paid. I will proceed to collect the amount soasse-iseit by levy ama stile tif said lot or parcel of lund, or as much, therewf aa may Is tns-essarj" to satisfy the above claim, ami all ctists that may accrue. HKRYirTt"TILTlII.EIt, City Treasurer. IudiaiiiHKilis, Ind., KovemWS, 1ST. NOTICE TO NON-RESJDENT. Wbert-iis. n certain urecent. um leen dulr Issued bt me by the mayor oi th city of Indianapolis, unde'r the cor to rate seal of aid city. datetl November S, 187U, shawinfc; that there is due the following namctr contractor the amount hereinafter spectiietj for street improvement In thecity of Indianapolis, Marlon countv. I ml in na Ta f- CJ - lHill'uii ioii iV ijuiimug ior giading und pttving with bow lders Orient! Btreet between Washington street and Mieb-ican Rroad, from Willis W. Wright th suh of eighty-four dollars ami nl aety-slx cent tfMJ), amount of assessment charged ngaiH4 lot No. one il) In Kaufman's subdivision of Rake's addition to Ho -ity (J Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana. Now, the said defendant is hereby notified that, nnWs withiu CJkh days after the publication, fir three weeks, f this notle. the amount so assessed against the a love descrllstl lot or parcel of land is paid, I will proceed to collect the amount so assess i by levy and sale of said lot or parcol of land or so much thereof a may be necessary to atisfy the alove claim, and all costs that may accrue. H KNIO V. TU reWI L'iR, City Tleasurcr. lndlanaix.lls, Ind November 8 1876. NOTICE 1 hereby given to. tbe citlruns ot tile I'wellin wui-U, in tlie cuy ol IndianfliKjlls, Center tow nship, Marion county, Indiana, that I, John Eborherdt, a mal inhabitant of said wanl, over the ago twentyone years, will apply to th board of county commissioners of saia counff, at their December meeting, for a license V sell, ft. 011 year, epirittuis, vinous and mif liquors In ale, quantity than u quart at time, with the privilege of allow ing the to bo drank on niy premises. Tlie precise local Uyr 0 the premlaeit whereon I desire to sell vaid Oi.uors is described a follows: Lot No. 1, in block No. .'id, corner West, and Morris street, nnd known No. UV West Morris street, in the city of Indianapolis, Cen tr township, Marlon County, Indiana, ISlSQCd JOHN EÜEIUIERDT.