Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 26, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1877 — Page 7

w TILE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 28, 1877

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TV IL I.I AM I'BASOS II1ITa.ETT. Dead at Pltlsfield, Maw., W6.J

BY BHIT IIAKTK. O, poor Romanwr-lhoa bo printed pss". rilled with rude speech and ruder loms Of tri re. Was given to heroo in whose vulgar rae No trace appears of gentler wa and life! Thoa, who wast wont of commoner clay to build Some rousbArchilles or some Ajax tall; Thou, whtwnn brwh too oft was w out to gild Some single virtue till It daz.led all; "What right hast thou beside thi laureled bier Whereon all manhood lies whereon the wreath Of Harvard rest, the civic crown, and here The starry flag, and a word and Jeweled sheath? Seet thou these hatchment? Kuowcst thou this blood Nourished the heroes of colonial days Rent to the dim and savage haunted wood Those sad eyed Puritan with hymns of praise? Look around theo! Everywhere Is classic ground. There Oreylock rears. B-side yon silver "Bowl" Great Hawthorne dwells, and in its mirror found Those quaint, strange hapt s that filled hin JOCt SOUU Still silent, stranger? Thou who now and then Touched the too credulout ear with pathos, canst not peak ? . Haut lost thv rtady skill of tougue and pen? What, Jester I Tears upon tliat painted cheek? Pardon, good friends! I am not here to mar His laureled wreaths with this poor tinseled i crown This man who tautrht me how 'twas better far To be the poem than to writhe 5t down. 1 bring no lesson. Well have others preached ThtH sword that dealt fall many a gallant blow; I come once mor) to touch the hand that renched lb knightly gauntlet to the vanquished f.e. O, pale aristocrat, that !!et tiiere Ho cold, so silent 1 Conldst thoa not in grace Have borne with us still longer, and so spare The scorn we see In that proud, placid face? Hail and farewell t" Ho the proud Roman cried O'er h s dead hero. "Hail," but not "Unwell." With each high thought thou walket side by side; We feel thee, touch the', know who wrought the spell! Hcribner's Monthly for March. XEWN NOTlA. The Kausa wheat crop look: well. The hog cholera i raging in Missouri. The oil combination of Canada baa collapsed. They say Bradley wa bulldozed by his intensely radical wife. . Chicago baa a'bah show, and the Tribune gives up Wo columns to it. Newport, Rhode Island, will be in u of a full wster supply within a y-ar. Nw York will celebrate Washington's birthday with parades and receptions. The cases of tlie Ptkin (Illinois) crooked distillers will come up for trial on the J8th. The New York rirle club have received an official challenge from the Irish association. Judge H. W. Williams, of the Pennsylvania supreme court, died in Pittsburg Monday. Albany confidence men get private blank checks from lithographers, nil oat and draw them. Thurlow Weed received a serious Injury Monday by falling in the streets of New York. A fire In a Winona (Minnesota) barn on Monday cremated seventeen horses and mules. Kdinboro Bey. the Turkish frand who victimized New York, U at his old tricks in Liverpool. Major Whittle, of Chicago, has applied for the guardianship of the children of the late P. P. Bliss. Arrangements are progressing for putting up the Moultrie monument in Charleston (8. C.) harbor. I IMaxwell, the $64.000 former on the Union Trust company of New York, has Iteen held in $10,000 bail. Murphy, the temperance apontle who has been bo successful at Pittabnrg. leaves there to go to Illinois. A Kansas City company is trving the jetty system on a small scale on the Kaw, a tributary of the Missouri. Mrs. Philip ßchoebel of St. Louis was lately charged by a mad cow and so gored that she will probably die. There is a big temperance movement in the Haginaw valley, Michigan. Over 3,000 have feigned the pledge. Somebody steals respectable citizens of Columbus, O., out of their grave as ijoon as they are fairly planted. It is rumored that Cornelius J. VanderLilt will f ne for a more equitable distribution of the commodore'i estate. A Bostonian suggests that the glass mania is a trick of the nouwaux riche. who are thus endeavoring to acquire blue blood. Certain mysterious movements of Muck Hills mine owners caused the Omaha Herald to think a rich If ad has beea ptrw k. Rochester has tried the experiment of oil street lamp, and recently the police reported two-thirda of the city in darkness. Kose Matsimino, the Italian woman w1m was nearly killed by her father, Antonio Leon, in New York, is rapidly recovering. The body fonrtd at Mor.ts.uk. Ixng Inland, has been identified as that of Thomas Orr, carpenter's mate of the wrecked Circassian. Dryden.wlio shot Colonel Ftrd Meyer, at Warrcnton, Missouri, wu a stranter to hi in, and the trouble arose from a drunken street fray. At a recent church festival in Pokayon, Michigan, many persons wets poisoned by tartar emetic, in some way introduced into the refreshments. Galloway station. Ohio, is agitated over the mysterious disappearance of a young girl, 13 years old, daughter of a farmer named Thayer. ARtJowph (Missouri dentist broke a jaw for a farmer named 'Johnson, the other day, and Johnson died from inflammation and strangulation. Passaic, N. J., Is greatly disturbed over the occupant of the pulpit in the First Methodist church. She is a woman, clever, and too much lor the qoiet villagers. The coal dealers of ist. Luisare said to Buffer the most inconvenience from the interruption of connections by the burning of the Mississippi bridge. Tb 8t. Louis Times announces that s grand raid will be commenced on Postmaster

Filley and the federal ring there as soon as Hayes is inaugurated. J. O. Harris, an accomplished forger and swindler, who has been reaping a rich harvest in the rural districts of Ioiea, ha9 just been cantured in Hardiu. A bullet fired ky a hunter in Texas struck the surface of a lake at eonTderable distance, glanced upward and wounded a girl who was walking on a hill beyond. After 40 years of married life, during which time 15 children have been born to them, Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Waller, of Coldwater, Michigan, have separated. A silver-plated tea set, presented to John Hancock in 1791 by the colonial legislature of Massachusetts, was lately sent to Meridien, Connecticut, by the present owner, for replating. The returns have commenced to come in. A young man named Ashwath had his leg broken just above the ankle while playing base ball on Monday last, near Doylestown, Columbia county, Wis. Desiring to have some fun with a drunken man. a few boys at Richmond, Stearns county, Minnesota, saturated his clothing with kerosene and then set them on fire, burning tke poor fellow in a fearful manner. Mr. Trenor W. Park will commence work in the Kinma mine early in the coming spring. The gentleman is satisfied that the mine is a valuable property, and proposes to demonstrate the fact for his own benefit. Mr. Deraas Barnes's losses in his newspaper venture are computed to be $100.000. The price paid for the privilege of killing the lirooklyn Argus in advance of its natural dissolution is variously reported at from $3,000 to $35,000. Thousand of wolves are killed every winter in the great basin of the Yellowstone, there being a ready cash market for the robes at all the frontier trading posts. Many "wolfer"' realize &J0O a month during the "wolfing" season. Tke Alabama jubilee singers, colored, who have been performing in Canada for a fortnight past, quarreled over money atTairs at Ay lmar Tuesday, when one of the troupe stabbed the cashier in the head with a bowieknife, indicting a serious wound. The

whole troupe were bagged by the police and held. There is said to be a better feeling among Holyoke, Massachusetts, manufacturers than at any time Ik? fore in three years. The patier business, which is the largest interest, has become quite brisk. About the only exception to the generally better feeling is the silk trade, which is very low. Union Square in New York city has changed in appearance greatly within a few years. For months the elefrrant mansion of ianiel Drew has stood solitary and alone there. The palaces of millionaires that were once its companions have been pulled down, and warehouses of trade and merchandise now stand upon the ground. The authorities at Washington, havinggot wind of some extensive smuggling oparations at St. Albans, Yt.. have stationed several detectives there, and the capture ot a large gang of smugglers is said to be exjected; tnt, as the local papers have given particulars of the trap, the smugglers would be first-class idiots to walk into it. The grand jury of Anderson county, Bouth Carolina, has made a presentment against ex-Oov. I). If. Chamberlain for slandering the good name of the county in an anteelection proclamation declaring and, as the grand jury declares contrary to the facta that a state of lawlessness existed within that county, which called for the intervention of the armed power of the United States. THE STATE. The semi-centennial of Methodism in Fort Wayne will shortly be celebrated. Fort Wayne Sentinel: The scramble for the post olhce has begun in good earnest. A couple of small bo3s fired a stable belonging to Mr. Henry Perrcttc, of Mooresville, Sunday, in order to frighten an old hen eft" her nest. They succeeded and also burnt the stable. Bloomfield News: Capitalists are investigating the coal and ore resources of Green connty. It is reported that when the railroad "is completed parties will oin the coal veins, ore beds and stone quarries along the line. There was a lively spelling match in the opera house at Kokonio on Saturday night between Howard and Henry Creek township. The match commenced at 8 o'clock and continued until half-past 11, and finally the match was decided a draw. Over 2,000 tombstones, to be placed over the graves of the federal boldiers in the national cemetery in New Albany, have been received at the government depot at Jeffersonville. The work of placing them in the cemetery will be commenced next week. On last Tuesday morning a young colored woman named Eliza Henderson, living near Orandview, gave birth to a child, after which she tied a string around its neck and choked it to death and took it out in the woods and left it, where a gentleman found it the next morning. Terre Haute Express: A rolored boy tel ling of the Hammond meeting the other night, said that he went to hear the sermon, but did not get there very early and didn't hear it. "isut, said he, "Mr. Hammond told lots of stories." The boy didn't know that they constitute the sermon. Michigan City News: The annexation of of the prison grounds and other grounds ad jacent thereto, as proposed, would arid to the taxable property of the city from $70,00) to $100,000. The increase resulting from the completion of the upier harbor would be about $."0Ü,00O. Comment is unneces sary. New Albany comespondeHt of the Louisville News: Purveys were made Saturday for a new reservoir for the water works. The proposed new reservoir is to be as larce as both the present reservoirs, is to be built unde r ground, will be 24 feet deep, and will be uf-ea to supply Jeriernvule with water. Jeflersonville correspondent Louisville Courier-Journal : The trial of John C. Prather, charged with poisoning his wife. w:ll be concluded at Urownstown to-day The pra-ecuting attorney made the closing argument yesterday, and the attorney for the defense w ill close the case to-day. The general opinion seems to be that Prather will be acjBitted. Fort Wayne Sentinel: Last night there Has a serious break at the feeder dam, four and a lialf milex northeast of the city. This morning about eight feit of the new guard bank, built last mrnnier, was found to be wasnea out. anu the water was jouring through with great vtjocity. IJeiore noon the break was 50 feet wide and constantly increasing. The middle of the old dam has also settled several feet. The water in the canal is rapidly falling ami in few hours will have vanished, leaving the city wholly without any supply of water. The dam was rebuilt last summer at an expense of $10,000. It will be some time before the breakcan be repaired.

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TEST OT MERIT! VEGETINE The Kreut nucces of Vegetine In curing su4i lteaes as (scrofula, Inherited iu the blood, toget-.er with the increasing demand o( the medicine, la conclusive evidence of its actual merit. No medicine was ever placed before the public with so much positive proof of Its real value as the Vegetln, hl h has cured many cases ot bcromla of five, ten ana twenty yeurs' standing, where the patient lias baa many pnysl.lans, irieu many i uie known remeiie, and, afu-r tryng the Vegetine. the common remark is, "It acts differ ently, woiks differently from any medicine 1 have ever taken vegetine will cleanse Hcrofula from the system. Try It. Unprecedented 3Ieri(. Boston, Jan. 1, 187H. H. R. Htevkss, Eq Iear Mir: For many years I have been attl'rted with a humor in 1 he bloou which finally developed into Soiikl li'-ad, and only those who are similaily atHietcd can realize the dlsarreable suRVring one Is compelled to endure with this complaint. Kor a I nice time my hend was In a dreadful condition. I used Various kind of remedies and mediclces, some of whlci was especially prepared lo- me. I got no In tter; Indern!, constantly ;rew worse, the surface of in v head belli? entirely cover-d with Korrt of the most aggravated nature. IT. is was my condition when I commenced taking the Vegetine, which I am pleased to inform you and the public (If you choose to make it public) has made a oomplete nd sutisfnctory cure of my disease; an 1 1 shall always decnf it a great plensure to mention the unpiecedented ineiit of Vegetine. I remain, ver. thankfullv, CIIARLKM It. (SMITH, .'i'M Fourth street. South Boston. All IMsohücm of the ISlootl. If Vegetine will relieve pain, cleanse, purify and cure such disease, restoring the patient to perfect health after trying different nhyslClans, manv remedies, fluttering for yenrs, is it not conclusive proof. If you are a sufferer, you can be cured? Why Is this medicine performing such great cures? it works in tl-ie blood, in the circulating fluid. It cau iruly be called the Great B'ood PjriflHr. The great source of dLseu.se originates in toe b ood, ard no medicine tbatdo-M not act directly upon It, 0 purl'y and renovate, has any Just clHim pou public attention. Seventy-one Years of Age. Fast Marsh fielo, Aug. 22, 1ST0. Mh. Rtkvenh Dear Hir: I am seventy-one years of ae; Lave suffered many years with Kidney Complaint, weakness in ray back and stomach. I was indue d by friends to Iry your V'eget'ne, and I thrnk it'ls the best medicine for weakness of the kidneys t ever used. 1 have tried many remedies for this complaint, and never found ho mudi relief is from the VeKetlne. It strengthens and invigorates the whole syst m. Many of my acquaintance have taken it, und I believe it to te good for all the complaints for which It is recommended. Yonrs truly, JWIA1I H. HHKRMAN. Reliable Evidence. Mk. H. R. Stevens Dear Kir: 1 will most cheerfully add my testimony to the great number you have already receive! in favor of your great and good medicine, Veetine, for I do not think enough can be said in its praise, for I was troubled over 30 years with thatdreadfu' disease. Catarrh, and had such bad coughing HpeLls that it would seem as though 1 never could breath any more, and Vegetine has cured me, and I do feel to thank God a!! the time that there is so good a medicine s Vegetine, and I also think one of the best medicines for coughs and weak, sinking feelings at theBtomach, and advise everybody to take the Vegetine, ior I can asure them it Is one of the best medicines that ever was. MRS. L. GOUE, Corner Magarlne and vV'alnut streets, Cambridge, Mass. Appreciation. Charlrtowh. MAfs.. March 1?, 1J9. Mr. H. TL Htevkns: Dkar Sir This Is to certify that I have used your "Blood IVeparatlou" (Vegetine) in mv family for several yean, and think that, for Scrofula or tlankerous Humors, or Rheumatic Affections, it can not be excelled; and, as a' blood purifier and spring medicine, it is the let thlui 1 have ever u-ed; and I hu"e used almost everything. I can cheerfully recommend It to any one In need of such a medicine. Yours respectfully, MKS. A. A. 1HNSMORK. 19 Ku-sell Street. Prepared by II. R. STEnLS,Boston,Mass VKOETINE Is SoW By All Druggii-U. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. Whereas, a certain precept has been duly isHiied to me by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, ander thelcorporate Beal of said city. dated Februarv 10. 1877, showing that there la due the tollowtng named contractor the amount hereinafter specified for street Inv provement in the city of Indianapolis, M rlon county, Indiana: Due Henry Clay for grading and graveling DeloHS street and sidewalks from Oregon or Nebraska street to Brook street, from Berjamln M. Dak In the sum or nineteen dollars ana twentv cents S19 "AM. amount of a.stesment charged ngainnt lot No. fourteen (14) in outlot No. two (2) in Masters 's subdivision of Drake and Mayhew a 8cond addition to the city or Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana Now, the said defendant Is hereby notified that, unless within t'JOl ays after the publication for three weks of his notice Uie amount ho aKMMsed affalnsi Uie above described lot or parcel of land is paid, I will proceed to collect the amount so assessed by levy and sale of raid lot or pitreel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the above claim and all cost that may accrne. . HF.NRY V. TUTE WI LEU, City Treasurer. Indianapolis. Ind.. February 11, 1-S77. rra MWtirtcf richMl Silver Mine la tfc nlaluf, wkb lb Udimu, ., etc iJyinitra- mm m ni llrAIM AOBIVTa wasted ijli. Tlhwtr&ted Ctr. taUf and tanua trm. Addrm A. O. KETTLtlOB A CO, CLioaf lUa., or Clarinnail. O. BABBITT'S TOILET SOAP. cmTTaUMi fir Ui I tolW aai th bath. NoarUädalau4to. -V11T cwnra tu enrniunn and llHirloi Immv dlint. Arteryvara of arlnntlfleaipcr. Imrnt ttM mannfrnrro ' R T.biibbill M hAt Ajitd Lam i iwrfertnl ar.i now rra to ttst pnbnc tim rr tuii r toxr u iu hvrtc. bvtw! veytabi ml' wt lu wwnnsiur. Pm In the -tr I ha -N OiiM. Worth ilmita aDNC tomrrj DMthr and family in rhrtrmitnm. (nil U oonUUInp cakreo I oaa cactt, aeut lro tu My ad.lrw oo r- !n of 7 tptK AdUret It. T. H hMit, New York City. AGENTS eJÄEZS6 WANTED handle the patent Cnwn Self-Closing Inkstand. Sells Itself at sght wherever ink 1 nsed. Profits lm me use. Ham pies 75 cents. Address A. H. Singer, 4o Walnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. ;

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FORECLOSURE of MTA0ES On Loans of the Common Schoo!

Fund of Marion County. In default of Daymen t of Drlncloal and inter est due to the scuool fund of Marion county, Indiana, on tue loans ot said Ui::d in rn miller mentioned, I will otrr for Halo at the court house door,in tbe ci ty of Indixnapolls.on Monlay. tne itn day or .M trcli. 1ST7. b-'two-ii the hoursof 10 o'c!iMk .1. m. and4o'lock p. m., to the highest bidder for cash, so much of the mortgaged premises as will satisfy tlie amount due thereon resp ctively, for principal, Interest, duiuugca and conw to-wit: No. 91. All of lot nuiiib rl thr.v ( i) of the subdivision of two (2) acres Ui part of the norm west corner oi out lot munbereu one hundred (lno), maih by Washington Smith of the donation lands of the town of lud lan a po lls. .Mortgaged by Ll- ero Sioert. I'rinc'.pat, interet, damages and cost, Si 15 11. No.1099 Ml of the north half of the west half of the uort Ii east quarter of" section twent-two ('). lownsiiip seventeen (li), ninge three (;), lelng fort v acres more or les. Mortgaged by Williaiu ll. stlpp and Mary Stiop. Principal, luterest, dahiages and costs Cli5 Si. Nos. 1110 and 1167. All of the undivided onehalf of th. east half of the northwest quarter of sction No. two 'Si, township No. flft-en (1") north ot rang ro. two (:') easi, oontaintiiK eighty-lour acres and one half of an acre more or iess. Mo tgaged by D. H. Oliver. Filr.cijml, Interest, damages and costs !' 'Si. Nos. 1173 and UTK. AU or the following described tract of landcmini. nelng tth! southwest oorner of the north half of the northeast quarter of section thirty-three (.!), township No. sixten (Ibt range three (3) east, thence nort'nv(5) cliains and fourte-n (II) links, thence east seventeen 1 17ft chains and thirty-sevt-n (37) links to 'he west side of tho Lafayette state road, thence soutu tweuty-threo and one half degrees, east Ave (5) chsinsand .ix.ty (Hi)) llnks.thenc1 west nineteen iy)chain8 and sixty links to the place oi beginning, containing nine and one half (9) acres. .Mortgaged by Joseph F. Ioii(?herty and Mana Dougherty. Principal, interest, damages and costs J.kil ;6. Nos. HTSand 1I7!. All of the following described tract of land, bein? thirty acres otf the north end of the wet-t half of the southwest quarter of section twenty-one (Äl. In township sixteen (I6 range five (5) east. Mortgaged by Leander Cox anj I)elila Cox. Principal, interest, damages and cost-s J711 94. No. 1V1. The north half of the east half of the southwest quarter of section No. twentythree (23, townsiiip seventeen f 17) north of range two (2) east, ontalniiig forty (W) mros more or less Mortgaged by Perry W. Cotton and Sarah Cotton. Principal, Interest dambki'A and costs 8"J7S 5S. No. Utl . Tlie w.uth half of the south half of the west half of the southeast quarter of section No. tiiief n (l"). township seven e n (17) north of ranee three i3) east, containing twenty acres more or li'ss. Mortgaged by W illiam IT. Mipp and Polly St I pp. Principal, Interest, damages and costs $il'S t. . Nos. 13tf and Hii. The south half of the following described tract of of luni. to-wit: commencing twen'y-slx and two thlixis (2tffi) rods north of the southeast corner of section sixteen (10), towshlp fourteen (H) north of range four (4) east, running th-nMi north one hundredl and six and two thirds (1) rods to the corner of ten aerea f land heretofore conveyed by Edmund IiOvttt to(.Jeo. McCauIley. thence west with MtM'aulley's south line sixty (tX)) rods, thence soiitJi one hunlred and six and two thirds (10? rods, thence east, sixty (tiO) rods to place of begluninK, containing 40 acres more or less. The tract of land herebv ofl'ered for sale contains twenty cJO) acres. Mortgnged by Amos McColly and Louisa McColly. Principal, interest, daruages and cots .W 20. Nos. 1471 and 1607. Thirty-seven feet and six Inches off the south side of lot No. ten (10) in square No. one hnndre! H0O) in the city of Jn.llanaolis, Indiana. .Mortgaged by hJlen Smith, i'rineipal, interest, damages and costs No. 1514. CVtmmenclug on the soutli line of lot No. eisrht (H) in square twenty-three (23) eighty-eight feet and six inches west of the southeast corner of said lot, thence west along said south line sixty feet, thence north sixtythrce (ti hfeet to th. north line of said lot, thence east along said north line sixty (&) feet and thence south sixty-three (1) feet' to the plnce'of beginning, being in the city of Indianapolis. Mortgnged by J a me Francis and Ijuira Francis. Principal, Interest, damages and costs M2j ö. No. 1"kM. Eleven acresoff the west end of the following described premLses, to-wit: North half of the following described land, viz.: Beginning at tho northwest corner of section five (5), in township fourteen (11) range four (4) east and running east on the section and township lino ono hundred and forty-two poles to a stake, thence running with the road leading to Smock's mill to where a white oak tree formerly stood, thence west to the section line dividing sections five and six to an ash tree, thence north to the place of beginning, containing thirty-nine acres nor or lew, excepting two acres off the west end of said eleven acres. Tho land hereby offered for sale being nine acre. Mortgngid by John Fancher and Mary Fancher. Principal, interest, damages and costs 12. No. 153. All that part of lot number two (2) in John Woods's subdivision of outlot No. forty-two (42) in Uie city ol Indianapolis, Marion county, state of Indiana, described wlthjn the following boundaries, to-wit: Commencing at a point on Ut. Clair street at the northeast corner ol aald lot two (2) and running thence west along the south line of St. Clair street thirty-three.(Xl) feet and four (4) inches to a point ; thenoe south on a line parallel with the west line of said lot one hundred and fifty (150) feet and eight (8) inches to Massachusetts avenue; thence northeast on the north line of said avenue forty-five (4.1) feet and six (H) inches to the east line of said lot two (2): thence north on said east line one hundred and twenty (120) feet to the place of beginning. Mortgaged by Granville M. Ballard and Martha Ballard. Principal, interest, damages and costs, HÖ.bl. No. 147. It twenty-seven (27) In Henderson's addition to the city of Indianapolis, being subdivision of the east hlf of the northeast qtiarter section thirty-five (35). townstilp sixteen (Hi), north range th'ee (a). Mortgaged bv Samuel W. FJllo't. Principal, Interest, damages and costs, WT7ASS. No. 1566. One and 57 100 acres of land situated in the southwest corner of the east half of tho southeast quarter of section seven (7), township fourteen (14i, range four (4) east. Mortgaged by John Wilson and Armeda W !! son. Principal, fhteresU damages and costs, $178.58. N. 1583. All of lot No. one (1), containing five and fifteen hundredths (5 lo-l'O) acres, and the east half of 19 seven (7), containing two and fifty seven-hundredths (2 57-100) seres In Brown's heirs' sub ilvlsion of the north part of the northeast quarter of section thirty-live (35) iu township tiftcen (15), north of range three (3) east. Mo t gaged by Ignatius llrown and Elizabeth M. Brown. Principal, interest, damage and cot, SMS4.79. No. 1.586. All of the east half of the southeast quarter of t-ction ten (10). township fifteen (15) north, ranee two (2) east, exoepting ten (10) rods off of the nortn end of the same, said trJct containing 75 acres. Mortgaged by Edmund F. Kocher, Maiy Ann Kocherand "Sarah Kocher. Principal, interest, damages and costs, fl,102.4O. No. ItiOs All cf the south halt of the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section thirteen (13), township fourteen (14), range inree () east containing twenty C') acres. Mortgaged by Simon Smoc-K and SuRiin ' Smock. Prlncipalt interest, damages and costs, 091.27. ; Nos. 1611 and It2. All of lot three hundred ; and forty-seven (317) in Noble's subdivision ot j our'ola f 5. 50. 5, 1 and ! i t the city of Indianapolis. Mortgaged .y John Mowinni and 1 Catherine McGinnis. 1 1 ncipal, Interest, dam1 ages and costs, fitd.'-S i Nos. PCI and IH2I. Lot three (3) In square ' twenty-eight (28), James P. Drake's addition

of Indianapolis. Mortgaged by Thomas H. S. PH-k aii'l Francis A. P. ok. Principal, interest, damages and costs, Sjlt.sl No. lj.5. Lot number four (4) in Joshua Stevens's subdivision of the Kouthwett half of square one hundred and oncilol), Indianapolis. Mortgnged bv Daniel Glazier and Mary F. UlHzlor. Piincipal, Interest, damage and costs, $552.27. No. 1372. Lot No. thirteen In square four (f) In the southeast addition to Indianapolis. MortLiged by Frsnces s. Loucks and Cilvin It. luicks. Principal, intci-est, daiuage and costs, $582.46. No. l(m. Lot number fifty (50) in Thomas B. Klilatt'H subdlvislou of out-lot number one nundp-d and fifty six (I5t:), in the city of Indianapolis. Mortgaged by W. D. FJllott aud Mary. Flllott. Principal, interest, damages and cost, 2-M.H0. No 1704. All the following described real estatv, to-wlt: Commencing twenty-six and two-thirds (2S) rods south of the northeast orniT of the east half of the soulhefk-n quarter of section sixteen (lri), townshiD fourteen (14), north of range four () east; thence soutn fifty-three and one-third (53?) rods- thence west sixty (00) rods; thenco north nhy-three and one third (53V,) rods; thence east sixty ist') rods to beginning, containing twenty (2t) acres. M rtgaged by Amos MoColley and Iontsa McfVtlloy. i'rinclpal, interest, damages and costs, HsO.HO. No. 17t. Lot ten (K) In Oorabs's helm-aldi-tlon to : he town of South port, being a subdivision of the east half of the southwest quarter Of section eight (8), township fourteen (14) north of range four (4) eest. Mortgage.! by Win. P. Smith and Alvira M. Smith. Principal, interest, damage- and costs, StkJlXM. No. 17fti. I,ot number n Inetvn (1C) In J. II. KapiH-s's siihdivis'.on of lots thirteen (l.l, fonrteen (U), fifteen (I5 and sixteen 16) of" B. F. Morris's addition to Indianapolis, iu socth end of the? east half of the northwest quarter of st-ctlon thirt-en (13), township fltteen (15), range three (h. Mortgage! by J arm Frank and Julia M. Frank. ncipal, Interest, damages nn cosU,5.").41. No. 17tio. Lot number twenty-one (21) in J. H. Kappes's subdivision of lots thirteen (13), fourteen (11), fifteen (15) and sixteen (1J), of B. F. Morris s addition to Indianapolis, in sonth end of thee-vst half of the northwest qu:rter of section thirteen (13). township fifteen (15), range three (3). Mortgaged by James Frank and Julia M. Frank. Principal, Interest, damages and costs, $335.41. No. 17fc7. Lot number fourteen (14), In J. n.. Knppes'ssubdlvision of lots thirteen (13), fourteen (14), lifeen (15) and sixtoen (ltf) of B. F. Morris's addition to Indianapolis, in the son lb end of the east half, northwest quarter of section 13, township 15, north of range 3 east.

.Mortgiigen uy james rranR anu Julia M r raun. I ' . l- ri t i . jk. Irlnclpal, interest, damages and ,4102.53. costs No. 1773. Lot numbered slxty-flve in iKividson's second addition to the city of Indianapolis, In the county of Marlon and state of Indiana. Mortgaged by M. M. Reno and Kobert H. Reno, i'rlnclpal, interest, damages and costs, SZX43. No. 1775. All of the south half of the sont heast quarter of the southeast quarter of sectitn No. nineteen (19), township Keventeen (17) north of range four (1; e.-wt, containing twenty (20)acre. Nf,rtgagel by Alfnsl Wright and Susan C. Wright. Principal, Interest, dam. ages and costs, 3541 M. No. 1777. Twelve (12j fi-.-t front and sixteen (lti)leetontherearoa the Booth aide of lot numbered one hundred (100), in William Young's subdivision oi outlot one hundred and elsftty one (lsll, more particularly described as follows, to-wlt : Btginning on the west lim of said lot, tweive(12) feet uortJ of the southwest corner thereof; thence, sonth twelve (12) rect; thence ea.t along the south line of said lot to the southeast corner thereof ; t nonce north sixteen (lrt) feet; theucc southwest In a straight line to the place of beginning, ticing in the city of Indianapolis, Indiana. Mortgaged by Lulle E. Sailors and Henry C. Sailors. Principal, interest, damages and costs, f396.tt5. No. 1780. Lot numbered sixty (i0), iu K K, Alvord's subdivision of lots numbered one (1), two 12), three (3), four (4) and live (5) of E. T. and S. K. Fletcher's additlo. to Indianapolis. Mortgaged by Mercy Mnrry. Principal, Interest, damages and costs, $337.27. In witness m hereof I hereunto subscribe, my name and affix my ofQolal sel this 9lh day of February, 177. WM. K. SPROULK, Auditor of Marion County. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. Whereas, a certain precept has been duly issued to me by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, under the cor pornte seal of said city dated Ft bruary 10. 1.V7, showing that there ia . ue the following namea contractor the amou n t hereinafter sieci fid for street 1 m prove ment In the city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana: Due James Maboney, for grading and gvei ing the alley between Washington and Market streets, running from Arsenal avenue west to tbe aat line of J. M. Kidenour's homestead; thence north to Market street, from Fount Robinson the sum of ight dollars and thirty-one cents ($S.31), amount of assessment charged against tot No. five (5) in Pnipps'a Springdalo addition to the city ol Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana. Now, tbe said defendant la here no tided that nnless within (20) days after the publication for three weeks of this notice, the amount so awMossed against the above described lot or parcel of land Is paid, I will piooeed to collect the amount so assessed by levy and sale of said kt or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary o satisfy the abve claim and all costs that may accrue. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., February, 11. 1H77. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. Whereas, a certain precept has been duly issued to me by the mayor of the city of Indianana pol is, unnr the corporate seal ot said city, dated February 10. 1877, snowing that there is dne the following named contractor the amount hereinafter specified for street IraproV' roent in the city of Indianapolis, Marion connty, Indiana: Dne tlohn Flaherty, for grading the first alley east of West street, between the lirst alley sou'h ol McCarty street and Kay street, from Clinton Taylor the sum of three dollars and elghy-flve cents 3 85), amonnt of assessment charged agalnt lot No. fonr fl) In KIjii-gen-mith's Bobdivision of outlot No. one hundred and twenty-eight (128) in the city of Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana. , Now, the said defendant Is hereby notified that, unless within (20) days after the publication for tkree weeks of this notice the amonnt so assessed against the above described lot or parcel of lAnd Is paid, I will proceed to collect the amount so assessed by levy and sale ol said lot or parcel of land, or so much there ol as may be necessary to satisfy the above claim and tul costs that may accrue. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis. Ind., February II, 1877. BEST FRENCH BURR ii grist mis; FarmeTs, Saw Mill Owners, Etc. A boy cau grind and keen in order. Price, 99 and up. Manufaotnred by . . N0RDYKE, MARM0N & CO., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Shops and Ofn- e, southw st of Union Depot Quaker City Works. ' -ttend for Circula and Price.

KOTICE TO NONRESIDENT. Whereas, a certain pr.-c-pt has ls-n duly ihsued to me by the mayor of the city of Indianapols, under the corporate a ai of said city, datea.Fttiruii.ry 10. 1877, showing that there is due the following named contractor th amount hereinafter specified lor tit -et improvement in the aty of Indianapolis, Marion oouLty, Inalana: Dne John Green, for grading and graveling Leland street and sidewalks, between Indiana avenue and Eutaw Ktieet, from J. H. Caffe (Christian name unkDown) Uie mm of thirtyfour dollars aud t-ighly o, uts tSvM.so amount of assessment chaigxl ng-iinst lot No. one hundred and twemy-euht (128) In Wiley's suixlivision of outijt No. one hundred and sixty-three (16. in the city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana. Now, Uie said defendant Is hereby notified, that nnless within (20) days arter the publication for three w--ks of this notice, th- amount so ass si d againt the above described lot or parcel of land is iiid, I will procy-d to collect the amount so assessed by levy and sale of said lot or parcel of laud or so much thereof as mar be necessary to satisfy the above claim, and aU costs that may accrue. HENRY W. TUTEWILKR, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., February 14,1877.

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. Whereas, a certain precept has been duly iasued to me by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, uuder the corporate seal of sa!d city, dated February 10. K.7, showing that there 1 due tue following named contractor the amount beremaltfr specified lor sirM-t iiaprovement in the city of Indianapolis, M irlon county, Indiana: Duo Henry .lay for Knuiing and graveling IVlosa street and sidewalks from Orccon or Nebraska street to Ilrook stnt, from Joseph Avery the sum of rrtncteeu dollars and tweuty e-nts iS19.2tJ, amount of assKnnient charged against lot No. twenty-one (21) in outlot N. two 2) in Matters 'a subdivision ol Drake and Maynew's second addition to the city of Indianapolis, Mariou county, Indiana. Now, the said defndsnt 1 hereby notified that unless within (20) days alter the publication for three weeks of this notice, the amount so asu-'ed against the above described lot or IMtrcel of land is paid, I will proceed to collect the amount bo atxeael bj levy and sale of slid lot or parcel of land or to much thereof a may be necessary to satisfy the above claim and all costs that may accrue. HF.NRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indiana (tolls, Ind., February 14, 1877. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. Whereas, a certain precept has been duly issued to me by the mayor ot the city of Indianapolis, under the corporate wai of said city, dated February 10. 1877, showing that there i due llxfi following named contractor tne amount hereinafter sp-cifltHj for street improvement iu the city of India eft polls, Marion county, Indiana. Due Henry Clay, for grading aud graveling Deloss. street und sidewalks. -f rom Oregon or Nebraska street 10 lirook street, from William K. Prall the sum ot nineteen dollars and twenty cents (SlHJn amount of as.-i-srrent e barged against lot No. oue (1) in ontlot No. two t2) in Maxtor' subdivision o; Drake aud Ma hew1 second addition to the city of Indianatolis, Marion county, Indiana. Nw, the said defendunt Is hereby nodtied. that unless within (20) days after the publication for thn-e weeks of this notice, the amount, so assossed against the above de-cribed lot or part-el of land Is paid, I will proceed to collect the amount, so ass. -sued hy levy an l sal of said lot or paroel of land or so much thereof &a may be necessary to satisfy the above claioa and all costs that msy accrue. HKNRY W. TUTEWILKK, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., February 14, 1577. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENL" Whereas, a certain precept has been duiy Issued to me by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, under the corporate seal of said city, dated February 10, 1877. ho wing that ther is due the following named contnvctor ta amount hereinafter specified for street improvement In the city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana : Due Henry Clay for grading and graveling Deloss street and sidewalks f rocn Oregon or Nebraska street to Brook street, from Benjamin X Dakln the sum of nineteen doUars and twentv oe'Jts tS19.13f. amount ot assessment charged against lot No. fifteen 1) in outlot No. lw (2) in Masters s oubdlvlsion ot Drake and Mayhew's second addition to theclty of Indianaolls, Mariou county, Indiana. Now, the said defendant L hereby notified that, unless wlUiin (2u) days after the publication, for threo wwkn, of this notiee, Ui amount so axsessed against the above described lot or paroel of land is paid, I M ilt proooed t collect the amount so asMessed by levy and sai of said lot or parcel of land, or so mu-?h thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the hoot claim, and all costs that may accrue. HENRY W. TUTF.WILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Indiana, February 14, 1877. NOTICE TO jlON-RESIDENT. Whereas, a certain precept has been duly Usued to me by tne mayor of theclty of Indianapolis, under the corporate seal of said cltjr, dated February 10, 187, show ing that tli.-re tm due the following named contractor th amount hereinafter speifi.l for strt t improvement in the city of Indianapolis, Mario county, Indiana. Due James Mahoney, for grading aud gravf-1-Ing the first alley east of Fst street, from McCarty street to the second alley north of MxCarty street, from Mary A. Clumley, thp snm of four dollars and Aft y cents (4.50, amonait of assessment chargod against thirty su; feet of the north part of lot No. thirteen l:n 1 ireer &. Wat-ers's sultdl vision of outlot No. en hnndreJ and one (101) in the city ol lndinaapolls, Marion county, Indiana. Now, the said d f. iidant 1 hereby nottflel that, unless within (20) days after the publica tlon for three weeks of this notloe. the amount so assessed aealnst the alrve deecricssl lot or parcel of land Is paid, I will proceed to odleot the amount so assessed by levy and sale of paid lot or parcel of 1 inl. or so much thereof a may be neef-ssury to satisfy tlie atw cia.:-ml and 11 ecsw that may aeerue. HKNRY W. TUTEWILElt, City Treosur-r IntllanapolJs, fud., February 14, 77. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. Whereas, a certain precept has been duly th sued io me by the mayor of the city of 1 nuiAAapolis, ander the corrate h al of said city, dated February lo. is7V, showing that there it due the lonowltig namea contractor th amount hereinafter sprcitied for stn-et tnv provement in i he city of Indianapolis, Mrir5 county, Indiana: Due JohnO. Sickle A 'o..fr grading SuDjsvan stre't from RWmarck to Rucnauan stret from William I. Wbeatky the sura of nin dollars and eighty live and one-Half cenm (80.K5y'.). amount of assess m-Tit chargttl agalnat thirty-three and ten-twelfths (.S3 la-lt) :e t east ends of lots Nos. nineteen (l, twenty (20) ani twenty-one 21) in öullivitn s subdivision of outlot No. one hundred (H"i) in the city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indian i. Now, the said defmdant is b.-rvby notififsl that, unless within (20) days aft r tl.. puoiicatlcn for three woefcs of thts notice th' aracunl so n.'SesseI against the above descrir- d let c parcel of land is paid, 1 wijl tro-e-l lo co'ieo the amount so ussessei by levy and aale oi snld lot or parcel f land, or so much tbero as may be necessary to satisfy tue above ctfcim and ail costs that may accrue, UFIIY W. TUTEWIIER . City TreiiMir, Indiauapoliii, Ind., February 11, li77.