Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 28, Number 41, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1879 — Page 5

!OTE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, tWEDESDAY MOKNING OCTOBER, 8 1879.

BBPt7BLICA2 REPUDIATION.

An Offset Against the Idiotic Bowl About : Southern Repudiation. JSC Louis Post-Dispatch. It is a week since we presented tbe startling figures about Republican repudiation; since we showed minutely that 17 counties and fife cities and towns in the great State ol Illinois have rerused, and still refuse, to pay interest on their debt, aggregating $3,517,000; that 16 different counties and nine towns of Republican Kansas have repudiated, have refused, and still refuse, to pay tbe interest 6n tbeir debt, which aggre Stea the BOtu'of $5,547,000; that Republican innesota has utterly repudiated millions of State debt, with which It built it railroads; that the first repudiation in tbe Southern States took place by Republican or carpet bag governments. : But there has been no . refutation, correc tion or aoccessfut contradiction of our facts and figures, though many of the Republican papers Indulged in a good deal of abuse and adjectives. ,-'.. The Globe-Democrat, for instance, entered into a labored defense of Illinois, by snowing that one of the 17 repudiating counties in Illinois was Democratic. Bnt it did not say one syllable about Kansas, and its eloquent Hence gave reluctant but unmistakable asaeuii mj uie inueieneiouiiy oi uie cuss ui loyal Kansas. But the Quincy "Whig, a lively Republican journal, grows especially angry and ill-man ered about our allusion to the repudiation in the South by Republican carpet-baggara. It says tbat "in no other way conld any Democratic organ have made a finer display either of 'partisan malignity' or of 'hopeless ignorance.' " Well, let us see.' There is a very stalwart and prominent Republican partisan. He is a member of the cabinet and. without exaggeration, one of the most influential men in the party. This Republican leader made a speech in this city a few years ago which contained the .following: A system of robbery and ruinous governmAntAnsnMl vhlnh has hapillo a napulliil In history. Most of those (Southern) Slates were, with incredible rapidity, burdened with enormous debt without auy equivalent. Bcores of millions disappeared ax If oy magic. In the capacious dnrkues of private pockets Impoverished as those States were by war, they were now stripped naked. Production diiniuished, and Incredible as it may seem, while the rest of the country was progressing prosperously, the value of real property lu many of t nose -States appeared iu the oenbus of 1S70. after Ave years of peace, far below the figures In the census of VW. Such have been tbe effects of so-called carpet-bag govern mentln the South. Who was responsible for thlb? Those governments were and are carried on in the name and under the auspices of the Republican party. - The name of the speaker? It was Carl 8cburz Republican secretary of the interior and Republican stump speaker in Ohio. And the broad fact which we showed in detail a week ago, and which has Dot and can not be contradicted, is this: That 47 different counties and towns lu Republican Illinois and Kansas (22 in Illinois and 23 in Kansas) have repudiated and still repudiate an aggregate of $14,000,000. (Republican papers please copy.) v Stonewall Jackson's Daughter. I Baltimore Gazette. When the Jackson statue was unveiled In Richmond some years ago, after the procession and the oratory, Governer Kemper brought forward upon the platform a slender little girl, and. addressing the great crowd of old Confederate soldiers, said: "Comrades, let me present to you tbe daughter of Stonewall Jackson." Somehow the tearssprang to every eye at the flight of this delicate child of tbeir resistless leader. There was no cheering, but every face showed a deep emotion. Ever since that time a tender and poetic interest has clung to this little lady, and there are many thousands who care to know of her well being. She has recently arrived in this city, under tbe care of her mother, who never loses sight of her, and who brings her here to school. She has been entered at the Southern Home school, 107 and 199 North Charles street, Mrs. W. M. Cary and Mrs. John Pegram, principals. They are at present staying with Mrs. Hugh Lee, at 118 Paul street. Miss Julia Jsckson is about 1G years old, tall, slender and graceful. Sue is a blonde, with fresh color and fair hair. Her eyes are of exquisite clear gray, large and expressive. Her manners are gentle, but not shy or reserved. There is not any marked resemblance to her Illustrious father, and she seems hardly conscious of the distinction that she eojoys and of the romantic nterest that she carries with her. When his "bsst girl" leaves horns for a boarding school she promises to write faithfully, be true as steel and all that sort of nonsense. The first letter is a nice long one, breathing the very essence of affectionate tenderness, aud is signed "exclusively your own darling;" after about six weeks, when the young men from their neighboring academy have made their opening calls, she drops him a no:e enthusiastically describing tbe particular student that she has fancied, signing it "inclusively yours, etc." He begins to feel a little queer, all tbe time ex pecting that "delusively yours" will soon be coming; but it never comes. The correspondence is finished. Two girls belonging to a church choir iu Los Angeles, Cal.,got locked in tbe church the other night while they were talking over the fashions. Tbey gave the alarm, when a man living near tbe church put a board up to the window and they slid down to the ground. The most singular thing was that after tbey bad got safely to the ground they looked mad and went off without thanking the man, and they wont speak to him when they meet him. He couldn't account for it until he went to take the board down,' when he eot slivers in his fingers and scratched his thumb on a shingle nail that stuck through the board. John Bull thinks when it comes down to . fighting, the Afghans are all wool and a yard .wide. ,. ' ' Woman's Wisdom. "She insists that is more importance, tbat lier family shall be kept in full health, than that she should have all the fashionable 'dresses and styles of the times. 6 tie there fore sees to it that each member of her fam ily is supplied with enough Hop Bitters, at tbe first appearance of any symptoms of ill health, to prevent a fit of sickness, with Its attendant expense, care and anxiety. All women should exercise their wisdom in this way." CjO.. - - Do not stupify your baby with Opium or Morphia mixtures, but use Dr. Bun's Baby Svrnn which is aiwavs safe and reliable and never disappoints. 25c "They can not all lie," was the observation of one while reading the endleas testimonials to "Dr. Lindaey's Blood Searcher." It is infallible. Pilgrimaged to Buffalo, N. T., - are made by thousands of invalids annually to consult with tbe medical and surgical . staff of tbe World's Dispensary and Invalids' Hotel, tbe largest private sanitarium in the - world. All chronic diseases are treated by . scientific methods. The practice is divided among nine eminent specialists. Among the most popular oomfsiio meaicinea in tne land are those manufactured by tbis associa tion, among which are vt. fierce' uoiaen Medical Discovery, the greatest of alteratives or blood cleansers, and Dr. tierce's Pellets . (little pills) that have largely superseded the old-fashioned coarse pills. Compound Extract of Smart-Weed is deservedly popular as a remedy for diarrhoea, dysentery, flux. and kindred diseases; also as a pain xuier : and remedy for colds. Dr. Pierce's Favorite , .'Prescription is tbe great remedy for female ; weakness and associated derangements. Dr. I

Sage's Catarrh Remedy is the "Old Reliable." Invalids' Gult-Book, 10 cents, postpaid. Address World'! Pfepsnsary Medical Association, Buffalo, H. Y., or London, England. 1 . Consumption Cored. ' An old physician, retired from practice, having had placed in bis hands by an East India : missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for tbe speedvand permanent cure for Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung Affections, also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after having tested iu wonderful curative powers in . thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his 'suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send, free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, iu German, French or English, with full directions for preparing and using. Sent by mail by addressing, with stamp. -naming thia paper. W. W. Sherar, 140 Powers' block, Rochester, N. Y.

Figures Don't Lie. Sparta, Union Co., Ore., May 30. 1879. 1 Butter Improvement Co.. Buffalo, N. Y.: Sirs The package of "Butter Maker" forwarded by you to W. W. Ross, Esq , of this place, was handed over by him to ma for trial, and orders to report tbe results to you, as I bave tbe management of his dairy. I have the honor to report that one gallon of sweet cream churned at a temperature of 55 deg. and treated with the Butter Maker according to directions accompanying package, produced lour and one-half pounds of butter of fine golden color, and firm, waxy texture, and of delicate flavor; time occupied in churning and gathering the butter, 20 minutes. One gallon of sweet cream, same lot, churned without the powder, rproduced four pounds of butter several shades lighter in color, not so firm or waxy iu texture, but no perceptible difference iu flavor; time occupied in Churning, at same temperature as above, 45 minutes. The fine, even grain rich golden color, Increased Quantity from the same amount of cream, and the differ ence of time occupied in the churning and gathering the butter, are greatly in favor of using your preparation, and-1 have no hesitation in recommending the same to my friends and tbe public generally. - Very respectfully, your obedient servant, Geo. W. Eastirbrook. Facts That We Know. -If yon are suffering with a severe cough, cold, asthma, bronchitis, consumption, loss of voice, tickling in tbe throat, or any affection of the throat or lung?, we know tbat Dr. King's New Discovery will give you immediate relief. We know of hundreds of cases it has completely cure.1, and that where all other medicines had tailed. No other remedy can show one-half as many permanent cures. Now, to give you satisfactory proof tbat Dr. King's New Discovery will cure yon of asthma, bronchitis, hay fever, consumption, severe coughs and colds, hoarseness, or any throat or lung disease, if you will call at J. C. French's, Indianapolis, Ind., drug store, you can get a trial bottle for 10 cents, or a regular size bottle for $1. Stop That Congb. If you are suffering with a cough, cold, asthma, bronchitis, hay fever, consumption, loss of voice, tickling in the throat, or any affection of the throat or lungs, use Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Thia is the great remedy tbat is causing so much excitement by its wonderful carta, curing thousands of hopeless cases Over 1,000.000 bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery have been used within the last year, and bave given perfect satisfaction in every instance. We can unhesitatingly say that tbis is really tbe only sure cure for throat and lung affections, and can cheerfully recommend it to all. Call and get a a trial bottle for 10 cents, or a regular size for $1. J. C. French, Masonic Temple. The cost of Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup is only 25c A bottle will convince even tbe most incredulous of its excellence. SPECIAL NOTICES. They Are All Sold." I am too late for this month's drawing! " Is the teuor of a complaint which Is becoming very general among those who loiter and wait until tbe day immediately preceding the monthly drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery Company, which occurs Invariably at New Orleans, on Uie second Tuesday of every month. The fact Is, that the Integrity with which every action of this Institution Is characterized has so strengthened Its reputation that its tickles are sold every month so rue days before the drawing, and therefore any one aesirous oi investing in in is manner should sutler no time to elapse before tbey cor respond with M. A. uaupmu, f. o. box era, isew Orleans, or the same person at No. 319 Broadway, New York, relative to the 11-lth Grand Monthly Drawing, wnicn occurs on octoiier a. 1, 375. 87 Profits in 30 Days. What 110 has done In Wall street by legiti mate stock speculations. Pamphlet explaining every thing sent free. SIMPSON s CO., a Exchange Piace, New York. :. i OEacklen's Arnica Halve. The best salve lu the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rneum, fever sores, tetter chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all kinds of skin eruptions. Tbis salve Is guar anteed to give perfect satisfaction in every case, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by J. C. French, Masonic Tem ple. , . o . Lyon's Heel Htlfleners keep boots and shoes straight. Sold by shoe and hardware dealers. The Secret Key to .Health. "The Science of Life; or, Self-Preservation," 800 pages. Price, only 11. contains 60 .valuable prescriptions, either one of which Is worth more than 10 times the price of the book. Illustrated sample sent on receipt of 6 cents for postage. Address Dr. W. H. Parker, 4 Bulfinch street, Boston, Mass. o Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco. FOB SALE. FOR SALE Two 13-aore lots of land, on the liookville road, t miles west of Indianapolis one lot, three acres of timber; one lot, lour acres oi umoer; nouse, orcuaru, earn. Inquire on larm. FOR SALE Matthews' Patent BenewaoM Memorandum Book. Bend for samplt copy and price list. Samples sent postpaid ts any aoaress on receipt oi ou cents ior jmo. i, 01 40 cents for No. 3. Address, SENTINEL COMPAW Y. Indianapolis. TTOR SALE Matthews' Patent KeuewaOle X: Memorandum Book for 60 cents for No. 1 or 40 cents for No. 2. Sample copies sent any where on receipt of ortce. Address, BEN IINEXi COMPANY. Indianapolis. THOSE who contemplate going to Hot SDrlnzs for the treatment of syphilis. gleet, scrofula and all cutaneous or blood diseases can be cured for one-third the cost of sucbatripattheold reliable stand. I have been located here for 23 years, aod with the advantage of such a long and successful exnerlenca can confidently warrant a cure la all Mutes. ladles needlnB a Der!odical Dill can eet them at mv office or bv mall at tt per box. Ofhce, 48 Virginia avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. D. B. EW1NU. M. 1)., ana partner. MI8QELLA1TEOU8. 77 a month and expenses guaranteed to ag'ta. til untfltrree. hhaw a uo., Augusta Maine. "JT a year and expenses to agents. Outfit free. Add'a P.O. VlCKkBY,Aot;uata,Me . . - taaa. p pat SK W aa fMntlSa ear r Narraaa PaallltT. k It W k Hiiaout Medletaa. maa wkaatrer eaeaa. alalia! I lllaikbaalaaaCataiMMtr.O.basalaM.X. .

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REMEDIES Infallibly Oar all (thia- and ftealp Die. ease, Bealy Kraptloawt, Itching, - smmI Irritations. . The testimonials of permanent eurea of Skin and Bealp Diseases which have been the torture of a lifetime, by the Cut l cub A Rsmboiics, are more wonderful than any ever before performed by any methods or remedies known to the meaicai proressioo. Ccticcba kibolvkwt, a powerful Blood Pu rifier, is the only purifying agent which finds its way into me circulating nuiaana tnence through the oil and sweat glands to tbe surface of the skin, thus destroying the poisonous ele ments wnn wnicn tneae vessels nave been aaily charged. . Cuticura. The Great Skin Care, applied ex ternally, arrests aH unnatural or morbid growths which cover the surface of the diseas es gianas ana tuDes wiui scaiy, Atoning, ana Irritating Humors, speedily It .-emoves them, leaving the pores open, health7, nd free from diseased particles of matter. Thus, Internally and externally, do these great remedies act In conjunction, performing cures that have astonished the most .noted poyaiciaus oi uie uuy. m SALT RHEUM FOR 30 YEARS On ilia Head, rare, and Clreater Pari ol Hie noay, Dared. Messrs. Weeks A Potter: Gkntlkmkn I have been a great sufferer with Bait Rheum lor SO years, commencing In my head and face and extending over tbe greater part of my body. 1 have taken gallons of medicines for the blood of different klnda and tried good physicians, all of which did me no good, and I came to tbe conclusion that I could not be cured. But a friend called ray attention to an article la the Union on skin diseases, and I got a box of Cuticuka. The first application was a great reliel and the third took the scales all otr, and I felt like a new man. I have used three 50 cent boxes and my skin is smooth and I consider myself entirely cuitd Hoping that this may be seen by some one amtoted as I bave bee a (if there is any) Is my earnest wish. And I cheerfully recommend it to all persons afflicted with like diseases Yours truly, B. WILSON LORD. Aqawam, Mass., Sept. 9, 1878. The Cuticura Soap should be used for cleansing all diseased surfaces, as most soaps are lnj urious to the skin. LEPROSY. A Madera Miracle. Astonishing- Results From the Use of CUTICUKA. Messrs. Weeks & Potter: . Gbktxkmkn We have a case of Lenrosv In our pooriiou.se, which is being cured bv your Cuticura remedies. The county hall em ployed all of our doctors, and had sent to New York for advice, but to no avail. Tbe patient commenced using the Cuticura. and immediately b-gan gett ing better. Me uau neen conn lieu 10 ins uea lor two ana one-half years. 11 ad net bad bla clotneson during this time. Last week he dressed for the nrst time. When be walked there would be at least one quart of rcatea come od of mm. 'i ins nappenea every aay. We think it is a wondeiful cure. We do not say he Is cured, bnt he Is In a fair way to be cured, to say the leant. lours iruiy, nun.i.NU bkohikiui, Druggist and Booksellers. Allegan, Mich., Feb. 11 187V Note. Messrs. Dunnlnd Brothers are thor oughly reliable gentlemen and were unknown to us prior to the receipt, oi thtat letter. We firmly believe this Cuticura will permanently cure this very severe case of Leprosy, as It has none many omen. Pre oared bv Weeks A Potter, ebemlsta and druggists, 86u Washington street, Boh ton, Mass., and lor sale by all druggists aud dealers. Price of Cuticura, small buxen, 30 cents; large boxes. containing two ana a nan umes ine quant ity of small, 11: Resolvent fl ner bottle: Cuti cura Soap, 25 cents per cake, by mall 30 cents; a caa.es, to cents. COLLINS Kbeumatimv Nearalgia, wean ana nore icings, . ...... i i .... i . v VOLTAIC ELECTED Bsck. Weak Stomach and rjf . Bowem. Dyspepsia, t-boot-U1S1 t-rf lng Pains tbrouzh the Loins aud hack. Spasms or Fits, and Nervous. Muscular and Hplnal Affections, relieved and cured when every oilier plaster, liniment. lotion and eleotrloal appliance laiis. ASSIGNEE'S SALE. T. E. DAWSON, Auctioneer. The Stock of New York Whole sale Importtug House at UOTI O 1ST Large Assignee's Sale of DRY GOOD3. Important in be Trade (! Public Over ViSH.wio wnrm or ror-ia-n ana ioniwuc Iry ucmii ml aacnos In the large and spacious store, in the DENIS0N HOTEL BLOCK, 95 & 97 N. Pennsylvania St., Corner of Massachusetts avenue, Commencing on Thursday, September 25, 1870y a large consignment of Foreign and Domestic Dry uoous, consisting or west oi enmunu French and German broad and narrow woolen cloths, of all shades and colors. Wrench. Linllsu and Hcotcn ranoy tweea anu cassimerea; Farhoek, Mobcow and Esquimaux beavers, chinchillas, vestlngs, cloaktugs, etc., etc. Also pcoten. r renon aim German, inimey. isnmere, Queensland, real India Uamel's bals. aud other fashionable and desirable snawta; Swiss, Tambour and Nottingham laces, etc., etc. Dress goods in great variety, such as heavy black and colored sllka, satins, irisa and Lvons DODlms. all wool merinos, delaines. vuleen cloths, serges, elegant Imported platds, D'aca anu coioreu casn meres, aipacas, empress clolbs.eto., etc. A very rich aad rare assort ment or Lyons silk velvets, -velveteens, ane fine Dluvh suilinKs. prints, bleached and taDieacneu cottons irom one turee yarua wide, a lance line of Eugllh. and Amerloau blankets, Uannels, ladies', gitnts' and child ren's hosiery, gloves, etc., etc., togeiuer w a verv choice and well selectod suick of pets, rugs, etc., etc.; irom mwiain u nam imported English, French,. Marseilles asil Turkish quilts and a numbb of other guods too nnmeraus to mention. Tbe above large and well-selected stock must be sold regardless of cost, ia. order to nsake prompt settlement with tus creditors, roues to continue from day to day until the entire slock is disposeu oi toe wnoie to oe soia witn out reserve, in iois to suit au, tor casu. Sales Commence Daily At lO a. m., a p. nit 7:SO p. m. Special Accommodation Provided for Ladles. iwmw THE KEN l TICK If L1TERAUT JoUKNAL for the parnoaa nf inoroaatnie the ctrcmatine ol their paper, wilt dintribate OAaa Premiums lunooaa. Ins to elUUUIl, nnffinit from C1U toaaiAMU, to atiDatirihera. AH1I PREMIUMS. 1 Oaah Pramiam of ......2MM 1 " - 7,31H 1 " " ' ft.lHlll KlCaah Premlama of 1,(XI1 no " .. a 60 " " ifH UtO " .- lOO 3H " " 6 1HUI " . ill " " I5I 1.360 " " lOtl OOU " " W..... M lAlO Pramlnma amoantlns to t HHhOOU alll ha dtstnhutert tor kit. in nanllo. nnoeraapemaion of men ol bias ciaacter and nndoootaa atuainc, Covington, Kentucky. November I k !" We era anthorlaed to dlatribnta ahoaa Prerolnma to irubaeribata of our patter hy aa met of tha Kntocxr Uatrtlnulr paaaed al Ita leoaaioai- aeaalnn, 1 8 V . taVOn ret-lat t w will aand one ticket which will entitle tha parcbaeer to s ehanoe arbleh may aecure any one or the abuT tub rreminma, aad alaoine urriuii douasAi. for one yaac Addreaa all ordera to J. J. HKTtM It, Mauiiurer, P. O. Box IIO. 4'ovlnaton, Ktnlnckr y U;on,tl i gantiiwn t'?d BTrrywhTe. -VT01,1081 OF APPOINTMENT Notioe ii Is hereby given that the undersigned haa been appointed administrator, with the will annexea, oi uie estate oi xiionara Kiuey, late of Marion county, Indiana, deceased. Bala i tate Is supposed to be solvent. WILLIAM MCGREGOR. Administrator. BiOHARDSOxr A Drteb, Attorneys 5350' MONTH Aasnta Wanted-T5 beat selUns artlelea In the world :1 sample free. Address Jay Braaaont Detroit, Mien;

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For General Debility and Nerva ons Prostration. THE HOLM AN Liver & St out iic liPitd There la nv known remedy that will so promptly and efficiently insure a healthy Stomach and LI ver, and so thoroughly fortify the system agalntt the sudden changes of our climate, as the wo nderful, vitalizing, healthgiving HOLM AN XIVER AND STOMACH PAD. It Is not a panacea for ALL the ills of life. but is a most potent power for the relief and cure of many diseases tL at bave and are now baffling the best medical skill of the land. A large per cent, of the hnnutn family die of diseases contracted during the hot season, and It is this class of diseases, having their origin la CONGESTION OF THE . LIVER AND SPLEEN ,and from which arise to many ehronlo affections, that we claim for the Holm an Pad Its greatest efficacy. It Is worn over the Vitals, the Stomach and Liver, the great seat of most all diseases. IT works by Absorption. Is two-fold i Its actions gives and takes. IT absorbs and expels every particle of Moo poison, whether bilious, malarial, or medicinal. IT gives to the Bystem Nature's true tonle, and is the greatest vltallzer the world has ever known. IT cteatesand keeps up a continuous electrical action ; builds up and restores the nervous system. IT Is a certain cure for Fever and Ague, and all bilious troubles. IT Is a sovereign remedy for Rheumatism and Neuralgia. IT Is a fact, Incontestably proved in thousands upon thousands of cases, that tbe Holman Stomach and Liver Pad will do all that la claimed for It. Of fraudulent and poisonous Imitations. Buy none but the Holman Pad. It has stood the test. It has tbe reputation, and Is all that la claimed for It. EVERY IMITATION Is an emphatic indorse ment of the Genuine Article. A poor one la never counterfeited. Better be safe than sorry, and get the genuine. Buy none but the HOL MAN. OFFICB, With Wholesale and Retail Departments, Room 34 FLETCHER & SHABPE'S BLOCK IiMliaxaapolio, Iiid. BATES & IIANLEY Aathorlsrd by tu '4maioi wealta of Haterkr. Popular Monthly Drawls! of tbe Commonwealth Distribution Co., At MacatUey's Theater, In the Clt7 of Louisville, on OCTOBER 30. 1879 These drawlnas. authorized by act of tbe Legislature of lm aud santalned by all the courts oi Kentucky fun iraoaaient auvenieenients of other lottviy com sanies who claim tne sole ownersnip oi -an tae arania 11 Ken tuckv." to the contrary notwithstanding), oc cur regularly on the last day of every month (Sundays excepted i ana ane supervised rjy prominent Htate o;tloials Urand and (tpreeetseaaetl success of lb) siew fasiarea Every liehei-nolder rma tie bla wa nparTlaur, call ant hiaaainaaer and see It plaoval (bo Wtrt. The Management call attention to tbe grand opportunity presbated of obaatalng, for only Si, any of THE FOLLOWIN.Q PHIZES: a 1 Prise of.. a:,noO 1 i-rize oi .................... 1 Pr'se of... 1U.UUU 5,1 10 lo.ooo io.oiio io,uoo 10,000 12,000 10,0110 2,700 lMlO DUO 10 Frizes of 1.JO0 each. 20 Prljses of Stn each. iWI each. 1(W Prlsses of 2UU Prizes of (WO Prizes of 60 each. 20 each10 each 0 ApiJroalu Prises... 200 ' " 1U0 " ... 1UU) Prises of V Prises or V Prizes of 9 Prizes or Wd0Prl7.es lll!,t00 Whole Tickets. IZ. jaolf Tickets, i. 27 Tickets, fco. 6o Tickets, 1100. -The tvuimaawralin piitrisausa Mn pasy own exclnslvely every ivotiery Urat In mesiiie of Urainckii and ev ery drawlur, elrrnlar waMiea) or na verllnememt not Havlug oar otlirlnl alaaatare, relafea to a LnHcry mot Urasast all, or II )lawa. It l dose nnlawrally ssa IB VIolsiiSB oi ineiMweni mswu and to deaoalons of (be Canrts. All applications for club rates shouia tie made to tbe Some office. Full list ol drawing coomnea in lxraisvme Courier-Journal and New York Herald, and mailed to titi tlcket-hoklisrs. ror tickets ana information address T. J. COMMEKKOKD, tiecretnry, Courler-Jouraal building. Louisvine, ivy., or irxanroaiweay, .new itira, vr, w J. T. WooiOward, 17 NorOh Illinois street, IudU anapolla. 3ad. Biix &. Nicuox Attorneys. 8TATB OF INDIANA, Marlon county, sac In ties Hupenor Court of Marion county, in the cRU- of lmliana. No. ZI.4U1. Room 3. I Complaint, proceed! supplementary toaecution. Augastus 1. Lynsh ana ueorgq tx. mok vs. Joseph W. Bugbee, Milton 8. Uuey and Jiease B. JoStnson. Be t known, tnar on tne mn uay oi. jane. 187s, the above named plalntinw, by thol itorneys, filed In the office oi the cleik ol the Superior Court or Marlon county, in the btate of Indiana, then complaint against the above named defendants, and tbe said plaintlfBi having alio Bled in said cierk'semee tne afndavlt ol a competent person showing tbat said defendant, Jo-eph w. Bugbeo, la nob a resident of tno state oi xooiana; ana mm a cause of action exists against biro, said action being to subject a certain ludeDledneas In favor of Bugbee against Huey and Johnson to the payment of a Judgment In favor of said plaintiffs against said Joseph W. Bugbee. . . ... V., awIa. a u.1.1 n.,1, t-1 .atd defetnlHut last above named Is hereby nnttitut of the nnna- ana Denaenov oi saia eomolaint against him, and tbat unless be appears and answers or demurs thereto, at the calling ol said cause on the 2d day of Decem ber. 1H7V, tne same oeing uv ivcuuu juuiuim . .. r m Arm nf au 1.1 ennrt. to he beznn ana held at the conn nouse in me ony oi inaiauanolls, on the first Monday au December, 1S7, said complaint, and tbe matters ana things i therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in nis aosenoe . oct8 8w. Clerk. Guaranteed By onr loaorance System of lDTeetmeoU In tiuirk i Operation wo lnanre InI demnlty from lone. 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THE W. C. COUP NEW UNITED MONSTER SHOWS!

Will Exhibit Corner South and Tennessee Streets, Tl I TJ ItH JO AY, OCTOBER lOth. Combining under Colossal Kiitht Center Pole Pavilions, tbe separate and diatneet features of Eleven Ureal exhibitions, without raraUel In the history of amusements.

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UWKtrK STiECT PAflRT, EDOAK MKNTERU SILVER CORNET BANDt tao.000 Koyal lully-h 4ach with Pour-in-haud aod ri.t'X) Harness; The Magnificent tm.OOj Imperial Coach of Kiimi.i'.iiN III.

nce the actual property of tbe late French

drawn ay sour niagnmcenb norxa iroui tbe lasperial Btables; Tbe ftlOO.OOO Beanlifnl Broncbvav ' Led singly bv liveried grooms: Give new aad Magnificent Chariots; Tit X ttl JiipiuicHO Troitij, In a Canopied Colossal Japanese Car, A Noveltv to America; THE TMH F SjlOKi: ZEBS.

drawing a Burmese Punkah. The Troupe of lxv Comedy Poules; Elephants, Camels, Dens, Vans, LaUa-and

cages.

1 Will losrem eiw.wu ii 111 y diiuu rtfrw oiiuiwiwuu, contain a'-wulotely more fresh.rareand startliDg novel

ties than all others in America coneoinea.

TWO ENTERTAINMENTS DAILY. under nswand beautiful double-iop Parlor tests, after

noon a4 lv evening at 7. TICK.XTR FR HALE on the day of exhlUtlDn

at Frank Bird's Transfer Office, No. 11 North Illinois streettne only place In the city where tkey can he purchased except at tbe ticket wagon. . . L....4.. UiMnti. I'hllitvn nnHnrfl Kmnta.

akkr, Hord dt Hendbjcks, Attorneys. TATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, A In the Hnpertor Cotart of M anon soun ty. in tne state oi xnaiaaaa. No. 2s,067. OetoDor term, Wis. Jonathan Edwards, trustee, vs. Aaron B. Leah, J ullus 8ch wabacker et al. Be it known, that on tbe 10th day of August, W7v, the above named ple'.r-llft. by bis attorneys, filed in the office ot tne clwrk of the Superior Court of Marion county, lu the state of Indiana, his coauptaint against the above named defendants; and on the 7tb day of October, 1879, the Bttkl plaintiff filed In open court In said Superior court, tbe affidavit of a competent person showing that said defendant. Julius Hchwabacker, was a neceasary party defendant tosakl suit ; that a oause of action exists against him; tbat he Is not a resident of the Btate of Indiana, and tbat said action la In i elation to real estate. Now, therefore, by order of said court, aaid defendant last above named is hereby notified of the filing ana pendency of said complaint against blm, and tbat nnlesa he appear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on the id day of Decern ber,18'B,the same being tbe second judicial day of a term of said court, to be begun and held at the court house In tbe city of Indianapolls on the first Monday In Iiecember. Ia7, aaid complaint, ana the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be beard and determined In Ms aosenoe. 0AM KL M. KAN8DEIX, ce'3-8w. Clerk,

all 11 n mors, from the worst arrofttla -.

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ili - Yrlnp iiato quick ctwiiimarton. TV mrM thnrocfci, au6. "WW-- TjaVX. "VA! . CSXJBt Jtt'B& W TAR INHALANT CATARRK, ASTMCTA.

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conTert . th-mKoiiuniT.a ct to the diaaaaed breathing it, and fom fee! Tpkafnesq. by Miytdciana 933 Arch St Philadelphia, Piw Tha wonderful troupe nf flOC, BRONCHO HOKSES. The only WHITE WHALE eye exhibited la tlie interior. THE GIANT DEVIL ?XSH. The Only Japanese Circus eve? In America, and repairing a special royal edict from tba Mikado to enable them to leave- the Japanese empire. Tbe Only Troupe of Performing Broncho Ttorses In the world, and a stan Jtog challenge of f 10,000 one red for tbeir equals. 1 he Only Ureat Troupe of Cooseai Perform mg Dogs that can execute so great a variety o wonderfnl and diverting tricks. The Only James Melville's Ureat Australian. Sheua, comprising a double troupe of tha aaoatdlatlngulsbed artists In the profelsloo. Tbe Unly Lining Hippo pniamais with any travellug exhibition In the United H tales. Alt advertisements from other showw announcing the ex hi bit Ion of thisexoeedlngiy rare animal are fiauduient. Tbe Only I earned Bea Lion, trained to perform a number of sensational tricks, by his keeper, who entershls tank with him. The 4nly Aquarium of Ocean and Fresh "Water uh. Marine Monsters, eM. that ever traveled through the country. Others havemendaclansly announced this feature, but It has positively never been attempted by any Other manager than myself. The tmiy Pony Circus ever organised, and oonapoeed of the most numerous and best troupe of performing ponies In the world. The C nly Japaueae Art Gallery everexhlblted, covering surtaceaof over 4,0-10 square leet, and magnlhcent'y and fasthfuily Illustrating the scenery and life In tbe empire of Japan. This exhibition alone cost mora money than any other circus and menagerie combined. ,mraror only, Bakkb, Horb & Hkxoiucata, Attorneys. STATE OF INDIANA, Marian county, as. In the Superior Court of Marl or 000914 la the btate of lnaiaaa. No. Jdioa. October term, 187a. Jonathan Edwards,, trustee, vs. Ollvta BStout et al. Pe It known, that on tha 15th day of August, 1879, the above nraned plaintiff, by his attorneys, filed in tbe ontce of the clerk- of tha Superior Court of Marlon county. In tba State of Indiana, his eooiplatat against the anave named defendant, and on the 7th day of October, 1879, tka said plain Uff filed In open eout, in said Superior court, the aSdavlt ot a competent person, showing tbat aaM defendant, Oliver R. istont, is a neeeasary artydefendant to said salt; that a cause of action exlsu against him; that be Is not a resident of tbe state of Indiana; that aa.d aaUoa la In relation to real estate. Now, therefore, rv order of Raid court, aaid defendant last above named la hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against hint, and tbat unless be aupears and answers or demurs tbereao.at the calling of said cause on tbe 2d day of Iieeember, 187V, tbe same being the second judicial day of a term of aaid court to be begun and held at tbe Court House In the city of Indianapolis, on the first Monday In December, 187V aid complaint, aad tha matters and things therein contained and alleged, will btt beard and determined In his absence. DAJUEb M HAN3DKU, QtoriU OCtS"w