Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 26, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1877 — Page 4
THE . INDIANA ÖTAXE SENr47NEL, WEDNESDAY MOItNIXG MAECH 7,'l87
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TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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.j.lelivercd bis valedictory, ana me iiiwcuie
THE I3TArCiLB.il. INFAMY.
regular session of the Indiana legislature ad-j Tlie columns of. the Sentinel have borne -strated by evidence such as always accom-M j'journed. testimony of the national crime that wasipanies divine interposition. M
Fl be believed until after the fact is demon-M n, . - - - :y :tf rcxr -rT-u''""-!1'' j i i ..... v .. , Wslrated by evidence stich s always accom-M .V Ws .T::II
BmbHcribers whose Ilm has expired wlU please remit at once, or we shall be compelled
INDIANAPOLIS BENTIN KL 00.
It ig bad enough in all conscience, in these?
THE CJK EAT CALAMITY.
J'nnnsnnimated hv innen!nlnn in th ranital?'
j i j r ... Wm ... 1 j :oity of the republic yesterday, March 5, 1877. ;f closing years of the nineteenth cen-f' j The inaugural ceremonies by which Rather- tury, to play Bob Ingersoll and blas-fc j
.! , .T Vord 1J. Ilayes wa3 inducted into tlie omceoi;;siPae"ie uoa. liat liayes, when heM Wtors have triumphed. The darkest day onj constitute' asks God to indorse DCriurv and rccoznizetl
nr.nt.1ill till KMll tri otA. With death.!. .2. 1. ,. . . l A I t . - . L'J
rfc",c icuu.iv "" ..-.0 jiiieyoMitc oi a conspiracy au ioui as was verpmeruejr ms ciaimio me stolen omce oi presi-5J
to drop their name from our sulxscriptiou list .MThe voice of an overwhelming majority oiitVonceived by men or devils. It does noivjuent, absolutely distances Bob in the im-
..-.the American people is nusnea dt iun.-i'""""- wusmiaiuio t . 1 ....j
'J - Riinn onft of niflonifi,nt mimn: that the'ith
shoutaof men who, by vir ue of fraud, pro) 1 .7. . " 7 ' . . . ( V ' ' Krabble might not see the hasreard crime be-M
2, j 1 1 :!. noil IT
It is to be booed i
rion one of magnificent pomp; that thejithat Hayes in his future official utterances; 3
e might not see the haggard crime be-Mill recognize his abligations to the devil
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claim victory, and the right goes to the wall.jtfneath the drapery . u do9 not matter thatp Truth may riso again, for, it Is said, 'Therfl-onspirators and their thieving and perjured-;;
"!and cease to outrage reason and religion byjJJ
appeals for divine assistance.
. . . i 1 II fA..'Vl.'Oarlmtrir rmi-.iariA.l r. o oir witn nmnmrj
eternal years oi uoa vre uera, uui j-j -.. v.uuu mv, -
ou Muöscruer one year...... . j on Qi. st n, hp imri don";",",l"uu,uuJ ' 'u"r n-wi ,
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Club 4 subscrlbt n, one year, loovieP.O. 5WirJ .
m j0 4. a n 12 W'yV lne uaggers oi yvriuiy
20 " . " " 20 WflA assassins as Tile
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btruck down,-vw" ut lL"r" '"K"- pi hand&n0t matter tnat tnerc were thousands of uP-p3 n '3turned faces along the avenues where the ever pollutedj ;(pageant passed to welcome the usurper withj? j
COXfJUK.SSIO.VAI, RIMMAKY. XLIV. Con tre .Second NeNlon.
W-ir-iten.riii'fenaraeareutln.anex--board3 anJ eqnaly vile electoral commis KHowers; it does not matter that wealth and
the air of heaven. Murdered by returninp?3waving handkerchief,
elcome the usurper withj? '.or to strew his way with? 1 esa matter that wealth andJat 10 ''
Tuesday, Feb. 27.
Sekate The session was resumed nromnilvi
r i'clock, and the senators waded Into bus-
Kjneasat once. In accordance with the notice!
Ua eopy In gi en to the getter-np of the olub
L-onen. H.,. mW.. th. contributed tUir Bh. , giv.; STESSS'
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3the century; he stands on the coffin of tliciih As-nU semUnsovorfour name, and 1 35 fo republic. hia feet are itsahes. Hel.if
Mwill be surrounded by fawning, crime-Mh
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uii, iuj, unua.uuH.t, ""fänouc resolution In respect to the memory of?,1
S3, the ceremonies were in honor. iihe late Sneaker KWr. r.nioir! Vp iiu.Ai
umph of fraud. If Hayes coulciSred by Messrs. McDonald. Wallace, Wrlght.tJ
euch name will bo allowed a commission of:
j twenty per cent, on the gross amount of thelrj
plwrtiMion
hese thin
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by fawninp. crime-Mhave been inaugurated m some one of the
Bayard, Booth and Morton, after which the? i
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the crimes which madeWres"muou8 were unanimously agreed to. A
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stained sycophanto.WhOW.il besmear rnrcj - ".arge number of bills were acted noon. in3
F 1 1 TT n rPail II U Fl T UTO nmiTilil Mill! IIITIHI'Ifll II 1 - m. IM
F'"L" " lillwhli-h thftv. airn nnnnnf Qr,t- ll mnA. L.J
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some mammoth rave where monsters OJr.'J... i . i. . . .... t
rri in i.n yi I 'ivii-, nu tue niww vju. recess uuui lomor-.
"t." ""ivionnie hide themselves from the ätof i2minftrni
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House. There was an nnusual amount o
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7.
The radicals did not get well into Hayes'e
inauguration Wefore they had a new lie on Mr. Tilden. It was that he had taken the
presidential oath of office in New York on Sunday. There is another one about due.
!th 4 Via Bolira n f Ihoir nri nl.it inr.a and en
foirrl him like sernents.
A I.-1L111UC IJ1UO lil; jilACl CS i i J 1 V nnninnn if 5lS i 1 J 1 . I lk..i Fl
tue lSgooa ana great, uui um wiiJticui.v, "r j'iay; oorae .uuioenauu gap niui. luims
. ... ... i i i I.J tA 4kA VnH.nAln AAma rKtdviic I'tlUslncKS trAimartfHt in fhU hrftni'h Af onirrucb
ia .4 .1 win nmnAnnp anrn npriara-fc v.aic n a v kj iuo uuuuucuidl ivuiuo vi vuiciro.ifj -. v. v..
ii.j-Tjv. me nuunjunaiiuu uuis were rzhih
Huken up this morning, and quite a i.umber
j'ji itnifiiuiuf nws io luem were paseeu. xur.'
(Field, from the committee on privileges, re
lorted a bill, providing that in the case of a
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X:? 'Vk ?:rLlnr.r'"'"re r3."',L to cut out the foi:owlnir Smrrlit!on Cotinon and
ieemea y teat Comexpiess cliarpes on
, enciobed in a firm.
(p j. sTJ. . I fc Vs aeaa, Will pronounce bulu uniaia-Uf?-WKÄWÄifjtions in keeping with the .-perjuries by
!rtn of which he holds office, and de
clare with every heart beat that he isj nonriwr . Hront. ' calami tips have be filler,?
the nations of the earth. . Empires have fal-
a .'jirii t luiuucs unvo A uaaj Mica, vu.o v
L JKaam an-aliAtval lin At Vl1tiO KorkAntVl f T'
Briatow can't have a place in (he cabinet. All that is left there after satidiying the
7 . . . .... ? safflicted the human family since the devil
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gain WllU ue miuui, Ulli no tuay r uii iur
supreme bench in Davis's place.
Iy ordering all thc troops within hailing! m m i.f l t 1 1 ! , 1 -
aiaiance oi waaninvon, vnn rauiouia mnue
quite an imposing display in honor of their?
fraudulent president There was a notabu
dearth of civic representation, except a few
radical clubs. '
vomitings of volcanoes. Famine and jKwti-
Ience have depopulated vast districts, and
woea unutterable from time to time have
entered Eden; but none of these, by the fiat
of Jehovah, or the machinations of hell.
hare made It possible for human fietds to transform one of their kind into
shapes sufficiently hidecus to represent the
overwhelminggrief or horror or detestation
A their victims. This infernal work was left
for the radical conspirttors to perform and
Rutherford B. Hayes it was perfected.
As president of conspirators he symbolizes.l
violated, laws trampled
Senator McDonald did himself great credit
by having nothing to do with the inaugura
tion of the fraudulent nresidenL He was
annnintf-.lYm thA inmiiMirat.inn mmniittppf
on behalf of the senate, but refused thJ PO". judiciary debauched, ballot-box dej
honor (?), or the dishonor rather. . I.Jaa. lQ decision of tue people revcrseoy mmmmm I Jf raud accepted, perjury acknowledged andjl
ThewtwiAWJpRwficat at Washingtons111 murdered- These crimes mouldeck: is as successful in manufacturing enthu $nl one fin,i expression in the inauguration! siasmonthe occa.'jn of the usurper's inf Rutherford B Hayes to-day, and consti-b auguration he was in manufacturing oltute thegreatest calamity that has ever; be f
ble sentiments to telegraph abroad ns Sun-1iauen ine country, ana ut saoie.urapery
"day interviews with Grant. rj'Jf our columns bears testimony of the na , Wtion'a. grief. "Saiith, of tb.3 Cincinnati 'Caa-lte, lit ouKlrrrr yy..-i yrr.Tr?..rx. nyzn'iiiin
for Washington as eoon as Hayea left Co-r? In ii bill llj'j.ni1 tiva ia irr.Sntr in tola.-f
grph for his share. ' Nothing like entertain-JMru
ingoneof wie returuing board, Muundrel.st
when the presider ey del-ends upon hira. "A uill investment tliat paid big.
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We call the attention of Morton and othf H
diana radicals to the manner in whlcKt-'
treated the Hon. Godlove S. Orth t
As soon a? old Wells and the balance fju
the fvoi.-ijna returning board were released from cu.stody, tliey itruck a bee line for fiherman's house to see haase. .. Sherman
!iney
IVrtw twil if 1t HfiK Viarl nna rf tlw
Jmost desirable. of the foreign missions tM
nfinwiltf colarv fin 11 nnn Dttinnn.l itf if
Ulone of the most refined and cultivated Eu X
;'set up'? the. whisky, and everything waHinated him for g0vemor. He gave up every lovely. Hayes gave the rascals quite'a hear-ü: thin - an(j carae home to enter upon a thor
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ropcan courts, oesiaes oiner aavaniages toowich men as Marcellus L. Saarns, Samuel
numerous to men nun. iue luuiaua rauicaip-
oonvention, at Mortons command, nom
ty welcome. He is more indebted to
than any other four in the country.
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. The legal proceedings in the St. Louis city
and county fight have ended in the triumph of the scheme and charter, and now that eity stands as an independent corporation, subject only to the state legislature. This is introducing an altogether new political
entity into the American system, and the!;
experiment will be terest.
ratched with much in-
Xbü frim. n1n f. nreci.ont uamL ats rimia t
, . .v, do away with the color line. Why would it i
not be a good idea to do away with the color! J
line by offering Fred Douglass or one of thek"
retnrnin' hoard negroes one of the Mill va
cant cabinet no.-! thins? Mr VrpA TViimln L
. , . .-f,.... V. or Mrs. Casanavp, or Mrs. Kenner might adJ
t the feitivitits when a lere was expectecp:
upon
He was making
i brilliant and effective canvass, much more
rso than that of Harrison, because free front
the misrepresentations, bloody-shirtisnis.
rancor and bad blood which Harrison in
Jjected into his speeches. He appealed to
he reason, and stood squarely by the issues
as foreshadowed in Hayes's letter of accept
ince. This was the true policy of the radi
kal party in the Indiana campaign, and u
mr opinion might haye won the day, but
lOrth was crowded off the track, and hi
uccessor drove away all the conservative
elements In the state of both parties, , and
gathered about him the bloodthirsty, ex-f
treme radical Morton element, and ' was.c
f course, beaten in a close contest, wherri
was aosoiuteiy necessary to win over eomek
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... . . . aiwA o iiiiiia in ir it t nu ti i rruvM in iri viiiir imps.
or a white bouse ball. Do ar vlüi thef J " " " ... r . ' 6 0
' f.j late ambitious young radical candidate forfl
color line by all means.
bit
f the conservative democratic element u
nowever, idis is none oi our Dullness, none
there would have been consistency
in the arrangement; but it teconie.-
a part . of the penalty tut
nation has ' to pay . that th
ast act in the programme of radical crimt f jfallure to elect a president and vice president,' j
should be in a city bearing the name oi
Washington, the corner stones of which he
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iald- th onPn r,'ftf of th n.w world- thrfc ,J,,U,C' ut lu 4 lucro üeluB o ueuaer
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sanctuary of strangers dedicated to const! tutional liberty and the supremacy of law
Washington City has hitherto suffered from
the attacks of a foreign foe, and shoi
ind shell and fire have left their im
press upon ita stately buildings. Cut
the conspirators with their chief enterf
the capital city disguised as friends, and
with weapons, the use of which is known
inly to professional outlaws, they enter tht
sacred precincts of liberty; they force themselves into the holiest of holies of her tcm-
the president of the senate, or In case of ut
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then the secretary of state shal
itisume the office of president until a presi
lent has been elected. After Mr. Field nftVi-Mi!
the above there was considerable sparrlnvf '3
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r;usiii( in ucHinxu uuui Kiues, UUI Ll.e Ollll j
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w uuunjr (vuu tutru iiiuu unu passed oy ai 13
vote of HO to 89, a party vote with the excep-'
tlon of rurman, of Florida, who is a radical
Several other bills ana resolutions were Intro
lucod and disposed of,' when the house took
recess until to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Wednesday, Feb. 28. Skuate. Bills passed : r or the organization
of camp meeting associations; to prevent the
sale of liquor on SundayB, etc.; to establish a
pie. and on the altar where in the halcyon, i ute h(Mrd o health . flsl'ng 0 Um of hoM
lays of the republic the Almighty wa
pleased to evidence his approval, thest conspirators offer a sacrifice of fraud
ind perjury, . and with blasphemous
ups asK divine direction, lne con
-pi ra tors proclaim that Hayes is in notent No effrontery could be more un
blushing. He has taken office from the
hands of crime stained monsters and affect
nz innocence or ignorance, by base, detesta Nocjations to establish libraries, gymnasiums,
ble and damnable hypocrisy, adds insult tottc-s amend,n tho Provoke law; subrogating
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lng court in the fourth judicial circuit; legal
izing the contract of the city of Indlanapo-I
lis with the Belt Railroad company; exempting claims of wives and children in masonic
Jodd fellows or other benevolent Institutions
from creditois. Hocsk. Bills passed: Removing legal disabilities from married women to make con
tracts in the.r own name; repealing section
jof the election laws for the organization of as-
iiiurchase of Dronertv sold on execution to tin
niary. lie toucnes tue ükü omce or piesi-t T, ftU'',:nn ,.., , , fc 'iriflif s or t n eiHiit.lon nlaintl fr- 1 o fpn th.
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ueniwua uncieau nanus, auu 1 uigni tollne(4 of railroad?; fixing the penalty for ter-
vanishes, its prerogative gems are suuieu lajury. The general appropriation and revenue
land the diamonds of authority whicll ibills were Introduced and in the nfternoon the
idorned it in the better days of Ihouse went into committee of the whole andW
'he . republic are shivered at his feet "nsseei sections 1 and 2, and decided unorM tr.. U 11; 1.. i.,i:-rfroa"n8 off ail Provision for incidental ex El
0 rpenseeaa provided In section 2. tri the trreat trust." Who called Haves? Fours 3 i.-.. t-A
fjouisiana, returning board miscreants. H Senate. The sessions were mostly taken
Called by United States troops sent forth tot-Sup with the appropriation bills, conference S
control elections in his favor, and against jireports coming in on the deficiency and postfeJ the will of the people. Called by fraud andWoffice blllH' and the 8Undrir c,vil bU1 beln8 dg U
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BYKrELD Howland, Attorneys.
Mc.juicia .Ulu """'"-"LaAnnolnted last fall, was received.
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ihe pages ot autnentic History. cawed Dyiu n0VdE -After some political skirmishing 3
Lhe appropriation bills, were taken up. Con
15. McLin and Llavton A. L0WUlt OX rlor f ference reports were made on the dew m I J Ills. . Ulli . I
ida, and William Pits Kelloggg, J, laaiS0I)t'lcleucv lm "iimry cauewiy vm, uu. 11'. it. 1 11 t .1 - -r - r lv fl?fri. armv Kill vtwt 11 1 r or tha nnmhav rvt
.urf. T ' o f. ;; IPe river and harbor bill failed for lack of a P. Morton and Zach chandler. Called by a .K1. . r.i.
lundred thousand office holders, a largetyroiiition trxtwhur t ini.i.n. rrnJ
Sing board from custody was negatived. A
per cent.' 0 whom have been stealing from the government for years. Called by United States marshals whose special duty it wa.1-
to see that fraud triumphed. The call fort
Hayes to be president required acts of the most unblushing villainy. These acts the house of representatives have put on record, ind they show just what the "call" amount'-
I to.
Hayes says, in commenting upon the situttion of the south, that "embarrassing ques
'tions meet us at the threshold,"' but he it
careful to keep mum upon the returning
!oard question, which counted him andl i
Packard into omce, and without which
saved from the disgrace of his inauguration
troubled - about tht
'joint resolution removing political disabllM
.tics from all persons under the fourteenth
amendment was passed by the requisite ma
jority.
Saturday, Maren a. 8sjf ate. -Business has been rushed through at a lively rate. Bill after bill has been brougiit
ud and acted upon, and the back business has
been cut down considerably. Several of the
i appropriation bl'ls were brought up and acted
, Jupon, ana at 1 o ciock tne senate aujourneu.
"J Housk. There baa been a large amouut of.
hnulnA.a tninvnMpit in t.hffthrnnch ft eonoresst
t-'iA.aw A 1 u rem nnmhArnf htttfl Anrl rtKrl 11 -
- . . ew
lions nave , Deen acieu upon. ine res-
'olutlon of Mr. Knott declaring that Tildeni
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Mir rnn PTfirrr isinnnirrrjrMT CJTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, ss:
iALt run öintti iirnuyLinLni.?p in me suii
rior Court of Marion county.
r:; in the 6tate of Indiana, March term, 1ST7. No, 17 -Sil Fl villiam W. Woollen. Wi'lls H. WVnb vs.
By virtue of a certain precept to me directed Richard A.Andes, Jr rank P.. Dyer, Phillip
oy tne mayor 01 tne city 01 Indianapolis, lnunmraer ana einer. linna, and duly attested by the clerk of saiUJ-3 15 it known, that 011 the 2nth day of Jab nary.
city under the corporate scat 01 saia cny, l wuu ais,?. me anovenainea pia4ntins,Dy tnetrattor on ... , EfSneys, filed In the office of the clerk of the
SATURDAY, . March 31, 1877,
the
JSiinerior fonrt of Marion conntv. in t he stilt a
Vr IntlMMia, ttoelr complaint aaiust tue noov InaineO defendants lor toreclosure of mortgage.
iell, at public auction, at the City Court Room,na- on me ioui uuy 01 r eoruary, w, t. in
nnnra 01 iu o ciock a.m. ana 4 a"'1 1. w... m. j u. . 1 n .mi. r mv, a...
:., of said day, th foUowinx de;?ayit of 1 competent
L t üefeniUintK, Kiciiard a. And en. Frank V. Dyer
tM'twtn the
o'clock P. M.i
,fas may be necessary to satisfy the sum here-fnd lip Hf T .,Mre nofttffl,r3r Prt,e8 Xo, inafter named as aesed against such prem. the above entitled action and that residence CI LKt-s for street improvement, and aU cott, to- 8ea-h of them is unknown. elf it Now. therefore, oy ordi-r of iaid ran rt. said I clefendants last aoeve named are herehy notlit No. twenty six (2) in outlot No. two (2,5 Jfled of the filing and pendency of fId comin Mastern' Rulxil v.biou of Drake A Mayhew'aS Iplaint against them, and that unless they apiccond addition to the city of Indifnapolls.f i pear ana .answer or demur thereto, at , tne call. Marlon county, Indiana, owned by John jing of said cause m the second day of the next Yong, against which is assessed the sura off iren ?! te Rnd h,Vld at I 9 nineteen dollars and twwnty cent ($19.2) fort ffonrt house-in the city of Indianapolis, on the street improvement In favor of Henry Ciay.Mflrsi Monday m . May. 1K77. am com- . . " U lnluint at ril ttiA mattem Ann f hin er thorAin
I icontalned rihd allegid, will be heard and de-
Itnrminarl In ttiAfp tt hcunAO
xutractor.
. . ' C3and Hendricks had received 10 elec'oral votes would now be in Ohio, and the country ,,,,, ..theHhtfni holders or the two om-.
,1to which thy had boen elected, created con-i
' 1 fc
lhe sal news comes that the inaugural' ,vv ....v., flt ball will bi' dispense.! with thi season..Vnay want 10 ,ullke the race for . governor L The reason, perhaps, is that the oeremoniene:tt time' Perhaps tfaere m37 be turn-!
... . . L.'S; n lvy.n A vn tka T mi-iotano 1 an in Tnniana I
"le MlIayes is considerably
M-color line,' which he proposes, to "wipifi' party vote. Some other business was trans
forSIv.t'' JnthoWh is-nimriiito th winin. Wacted and the house adjourned tine die.
overnor a hint for the future. .Morton wilU ha Anpll nnt nm,i.m. hnt it i aü.
10t let him, in Hayes's cabinet, and hej i . . p thfti he win trv the "universal edn-ü A beautiful woman must be healthv. andl . l Vr"", vAiinwinÄ
idemble excltemeut and passfd by a "tritt iander the corporate seal of said city, I will 01
8ATURDAY, M-ch 31, 1877,
HENRY W. TlffEWILER,
City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind.. March 7. 1a77. Sale for Street Improvement.
termlned in their absence. AUSTIN H. BROWN, feb20-äw Clerk.
Byfikl s IIowland, Attorneys.
By virtue of a certain precept to me directed. iy ilie mavor of the city of Indianapolis, Iudi-
;na, ana auiy atvostea oy ine ciern 01 nnm cn,
i'cationM plan, as he i. confident that ?'uni
vernal suffracre'' should be based unon ''uni r
attending the fraudulent president's innu-u Zix"s waru u" wv '!,u'B"lj 1 yersal education." liayes is going into th
- 1. 'l 1 . . . v a a r nsn . T - a -
. ration will re-erjb!e the gUomy surround ltx&t u.me ana in U1" case majority 1, reforra with a vengeanc
ings of a funeral rather than the festive at-Ri'o"111181 wm nl sia,,u luo wa-v'! 4u 3anJ indicates that his policy will not regard FT VI I A II If A J At - il ?- 1
tendantsofa great victory. I'ennsylvaniafJ rt8ume- " V"" riuItu" Wlt w"'c'M-s binding the services of partisans' wh
m. m . . j r i I :ai b-aab. Aia.ABB -
in the interest of the conspire
the bells
forth the
n
.. m L . K . - . .1. . ....
ro continue neairny ana oeautiiui you mwui bribed lot, or parcel oiiaiwi.orso mucn mere-
Itake Dr. J. II. McLean's Stnngthening Cor I Höfas may b necessary to sattsty ine sum nere I iil and I001I Puritier. It imnarts tone and? fnafu-r named as aied against such prem
0t,.rfL vinrn tf-s for street improvemem, ana an costs, 10
HIjIoimI. Dr. J. H. McLean's office. 314 thest Kl
C T f r-4 r XT. 1T In rintlAt nra
II Ut OirCC k, OU A ruin. iHF. j AV t. a. wovs irrii vavav ' v
a
ouiu ce arapca in mourning, andÄ l'"""" - t j worked hard
of Washin.lon citv niiht tollJilsirous injiana camP vriuUtors. and tl
gloomy echoes of a death knell. N W" claim that U ia a very nouf matter-ytO his partv,
ten admits that he owes his ofhee
and that in serving bis party
.nuuui., luc "'""'""best he will serve his country best. .11 thi.Iudianian from Tippecanoe county shall be .vlwhen üown meam that Grantism wü
-fnell ai public auction, atuie City Court Room
Thft Iprnslatnrp. with A rinimpnfl.iKlo .p-V-1
t- i il. !1- L i
aire to avoid the expensenf an extra eession.U0"00"41 aPPpruonin8 oul lue BP1U continue, and that thieves will have
tried tO 12T10re thO COnshttltlonal provision "e u.t e.,.6 ... """fC-Vhance for the next four years. Finance.
'J.tJ 11. n thn.Aln M VV ill I'nm.ll ... . . ... .r ZJ. 11.-
by coiwent and act on-the appropriation? fuls w luc innum.. " .feurrency and foreign relations arealludei(;.,huiei, TI)e iiealin gas generated when
bills yeaterday, but even if the proceeding 1DacK- we unaersiana. is aiso wanting "to. but nothing Isaaid.'for the good reasoi j tucking them being inhale d, stop tuhercnla were sound in law it was barren of results. Sltnow. "fou know, why this is thus. -Jthat he knows 'nothing abouteither. Tin t?irriiation and cure coughs, colds, hoaiaeness.
STATE OF INDIANA, Marlon county, rot: In the Superior Court of Marlon county, in the state ot Indiana, February term, 1KT7.
No. njbM. Benjamin F. Buchanan vs. James O. Woodruir. Krmlue J. Woo-lrun. his wife. Henry II.
LviOook, Harmon Wood ru ff, Charles K. l"0pe, Jor-
g.-5'jan . Moil ana 1 ewn n. tneneier, ei ai. 5 I Beit known, that on the2ltu day of January, I -01877. the above named jJaintitl, by his at-
.'Itorney, ni-a in tue onio? 01 me ciem 01 tne ' jpuperior Court of Marion county, in the state
lnamed deiendant fir iitreclosure ofnwrtgage
son real esiaie, ana on sia -in aay oi January, WS77, tle sakt pfcüntiff tiled in kUq clerk's ofticethe aflidavit of a competent tx-rwin hhowSlinsr that said1efond:int. Henry IT. Cook, Har-
hrnon WoodrHflT and Jnn H. Woonin. his g'Jwite, are not resident oi Vie state of Indiana.
Now, therefore, ny oroer 01 aaia court, saut '.'defendants lat above n:med are hereby notifl-
J.-d of the filing and pendency 0 snid complaint
Tliat nasal twanir. it is catarrh: cure it at?
nee, before it shows on your face, by Dr. J K. McLean's Catarrh Snutf. It s(xthes irri ration cures sores hi the nose, facie or skin Trial boxes. 50 cents, by mail. Dr J. H. McLean, 314 Chestnut street, St. Louis. '
You say consumpiioii can not be eurer1. J
c.Tll can, Dy 1111s new principle, new wiiy. ajv.
t ii. II. MvUsn s Cough and L.ung iieaiiogt
. . . .. ttr.w WaIIsc in er.nsA-inpnce of his Florida c . . . . ... .. I l-onsuniition or any disease, throat or lung
vnicntnttj . .-"- . .-fielectoral commissioi mat gave ine conspi-r . . ,,u -,. .,.. Dr. J. Hi
r I I'S M I 1 1 I llll "ava s W mr-r - - - - w w I
"A Orators their final, triumph Hayes labors tf jMcIan's' offlce, 314 Chestnut street, St.!
J ithing letter than the postoüice.
tand. is also wanting but nothing Isaaidfor the good reaso. j tucking them be , why this is thus. ' A'sVJtnat be knows 'nothing abouteither. Tin I (irri lation and cu
The conference committee, to which thef v iac. in consequence 01 uisri hill was rferrd. renorted it -t.ack as it first! Jexploita. thinks he ought to have a
came to the' house; with appropriations for! lthins" of wme' kind;' and so T"1jLWewMh; but he only ra . Lh nrUni nd the ins ne uvlnm wl..ri Jin Indiana little and big, great and tmall.l!,. nr.r. rttwfv.
r . . , . . 7 3 . . , , u.-.: e,".'".' ...-...j
upq lie ,housejef asptlto concur, so ther i',u ül uc.c "' "IUU,"uuo'Fand finally Uayea, looking for the "guidance,
abject will go, over to the extra ses-I Ml go""5 r nS ,n tne C-..of Ä divJn9 hand," calls uton everybody tti'ncoVdial and Blood Turiner. It
' i.C ' k iue!U- ".""8r","t,"Bur1 """""lcome to his assistance. Let him call, and' give you health, strengtn, vitality ana p 1 t this ceaseless din and noise, not one ; word. . who have lied him into office ro i"ch W.kmL Dr. J. IL-McIWs office,
The 1 day of the legislative seiorx wa. ns heard irom Mr. unn. a man wno na?i . Let the infamous reptiles call for"eauiU1' "rrtr, ou
? - int.t thunv nml 1 not. unLkü. thAT ikirw&P
lu Masters' subdivislou of Drake & Mavbew t-! .-nd answer or demur thereu, at tne calling
t-cond addition to fie cay of Ind anapous.
t:.rion county. Indiana. oni Dy jonr
4rung, against which is tissersed the sum ol
iiineteen dollar ana twenty cents ti..u) 101
treet improvement in la vor of Henry ciay.
'contractor.
HENRY VT. TÜTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis. IndM March 7. 1CT.
).f Miiiii nnusA on the nnd dav ol the term
J )f said court, to be begun and held at the court I house in the eity of Indianapolis, on the first
! Monday in May, 1S77. said eompuunt, and the matters anl thimrs therein contained and allesrcd, will bo heard and de termined In their
J absence.
AUSTIN IL lKO W N , feb20-:iw Clerk.
ÜSÄLE FOR STREET. IMPROVEMENT.
TlIOXAS II. Dowuss, Attorney.
makes the infamy ol
t more conspicuousi
whole subj
bion. Li
Louis, Mo.
Indies! If vou want the gem lernen toad
mire you take Dr. J. IL Mcliean'a Strength-
Will
riTATE OP IxniANA. Marian countv. ss
1. in ihn snnerlor f'iiirt of Marionl Itv virtue of a certain Dnc-t to me. directed
Vounty. In the state of Indiana, Marchijthv the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, ln-
Jlerm, 1K77. No. lX,(Xrt. kidiana,and duly attested by th clerk or sakl
AI red a. Jud l vs. lienry c. iiopKins, incyif city unuer me coi:po-i.w eaioi aawi cuy,x hui J. Honktns a d the Shaw Carriage comjianyltaa , Be it known, that on tlie '.3.1 day of February. 3 RKTI'ilDAY Mardi 31 1577 18r?.the aboved named plaintiff, by his ai I rAi t,10JAi warui 01, l4.
tornev. nleu in tne omce or tne cierx ot 1
all around, and gathering up
. . 1 1
such looses .iny
it5 U
man
made
par in
ihm divine recognition of nerinrv. Whenltl-i T.
fashion. In exchanging mutual felicitotion. 'the radical party of Indiana ! than?.. u... .kI- , : k! V.IJ.?U 1:1: - Tir xf.ir-i n
' " fax I I tmK I m limui dA t I1T3 IfCU UIC Rill 1IACI I MI..- Ill I I IT W ini. CA M. r . 1 - U 4 A' a ftla.a - , .
nlit.iW" : . .. . . t .... .I.I : .1 mA itl.vA.1 p., it Hopkins ana Luovj. iiopain. are not. rtai-p
. .. 'ft, know 11 10 .lime 'to Cl-,sej.neir cnurcnes - "".den
iimej-, uipuiu nie nunc vi um iin ' 11 .1 nnMle anrtton in Ttie rlf (-Hirt RnnnL. ureA JSuperlor Court of Marion county, in thsYthe f lOViock a M Sd Siilptate of Indiana, hU complaint against theji;t,lnPthS Af id tai -thZ ftJlowi'nt dedl.VIabove. named defendant., for fo.ciasure ofßÄ5 "i.l'ia.fd It mnch
. ?rtf. and on the titli . day of Marc nr & nesiry to satisfy the.unx
k six ftniu niainiiii meu in mtiii. . . .. -
it . stands soli
!77, . the said plaintiff filed In saK " fained
clerk s omce tneainuavii 01 a competent p.-r-c j , fnr ,
-1 h U li.f.in.l anla Yi An -V f H v
M1UW IHK VI tab mu utrivnuauiD! "v . Tr,.l krli Mmi l.iiAv I I Tim If i rx sk.r not. fMKi-vV. lO-irV 1.
Ve VOtt neattn, lTWtftu, vuaiuy nu pure,!
aa asM-sMHt aeainst iura
mprvvement, and all cosis
J It No. twen'y-flve (i) In outlot No. two (2
fi'l