Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 29, Number 17, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 June 1881 — Page 5

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1.1881.

TUB SOUTHWEST.

JL Vast Empire Spriagio? Into Existence.

A Pleasant Interriew Wltiv Governor Hendricks About Hl Eecent Trip.

Governor Hendricks ,was delighted with his sojourn of a little more than two weeks in New Mexico, from which, he returned on Saturday inornin. The principal points at which he stopped was Las Vegas and Santa Fe. The first-named place i a community of towns Old Las Vegas. East Las Vegas, West Las Vegas, and the Springs. The word is Spanish, and the English interpretation ia "The Meadows." Altogether th town, or towns, contain a population of about Ä.O0U, a majority of whom are Mexicans or Greasers. It is something over 100 years old, and has been an important trading post 'for the last quarter of a century. Here in -large quantities were stored the supplies for the Army, always in trouble with the. Indians, and here emigrants to California, oyer the Old Santa Fe trail, from which the railroad takes its name, corralled their stock and stopped for a f.w days to refresh themselTts. THS MKXtCA

is a debt-pa vine animal. LJiuer.tn.ft peon

system he was Hold for debt.. It was a law of

the natives, and existed loo? after the negro

slaves recetved the rights,' lights and bene

fits of President Lincoln Emancipation Proclamation. In additiou to this they

have been under the influence of the JesuiUj, and the Jesuits are a people of exemplary

honestv. The consequence was the met

chants of New Mexico became the richest

of the world. What in the State is called

a failure" was never known in the Territory. The country has a hiitory concerning which verv little is understood.

There was a civilization in that part of the Southwest long.before Daniel lioone ad- . . i 1 M t a. I

vanceu into tue DacKwoous oi rvemucaj.

The native of New Mexico cut hay with

hoe and ilowed corn with a stick, exactly

as he does to-day, and knew something of

religion, while Indiana was yet peopled with savage. The liio Grande at Santa Fe

and Albuquerque fertilized growing crops of wheat and corn while the W abash, from its

extreme source to the Ohio, meandered

throuzh an unbroken forest. Ihere was a

time when the most profitable trade to St.

Louis rime from New Mexico. That track

eave Kansas City her start. During the prog

ressof the railroad across the great plains,

every stop in the tracW-laying would cause a

city of ,000 inhabitants to spring into ex istence. THB BKG1NNI5 OF A TOWS.

True, for miles and hundreds of 'miles the

-country to a '"tender-foot' seemed a vast

unbroken solitude, only here and there a lanre herd of crazing cattle or flock of sheep.

attended bv "a solitary horseman," But

when a "merchant" appeared in the middle

of the desert with a barrel of liquor and a tin cup, within forty-eight hours the town might reasonably be described as "large and

thriving. ALL THE CATTLE

of New Mexico were owned; the owners we-e rich. Since the War the ranchmen have borrowed money of each other by the

thousands, without eivins a note. In 1SGS

MAXWELL,

a ranchman of New Mexico, told his land

cmnt for 6. 000. 000.

lie visited New York to receive the money. It was paid him in bills of a large denomination that it might be carried home

in a erio-sack. After his return he was

alted what he thought of the Kin pi re City "I wouldn't live there for the whole town,'

was the reply. "It is too thickly settled. SO ATTKXTIOH

was paid to wool in the Territory until lSi5.

That year an adventurous Yankee bargained

lor the cup ana made a minion in casu.

A majority or the natives nave since jenowa . something of its value. The country astonished Mr. Hendricks; it would astonish anybody. It is A WONDER LA SI). Its vast wealth as attested by its storehouses, the barren and forbidding aspect of nature, yet its evident productiveness.' Two years ago the railroad found Las Vegas an old Mexican town of sun-dried mud the material, ot which Babylon was built. To-day a new and beautiful city has leaped into existence. "I found," said Mr. Hendricks, "quite a large number of my old friends and acquaintances from Indiana. Colonel William Steele, formerly of Wabash, later of Indianapolis, is now a large real estate dealer and Justice of the Peace in Kast Las Vegas. The office is an important one there. His health is good, and I never saw him in better spirits. There are two daily papers in Las egas, one of which is edited by a young man from Indiana, Mr. Kistle-." One week ago yesterday Mrs. Hendricks . attended the Church of which she is a member in Las Vegas. It was an adobe building, but very beautiful inside. There are several elegant Churches, she says, in the city. GENERAL LEW WALLACE. At Santa Fe, the Governor and Mrs. Hendricks were very cordially recleved by General Lew Wallace. The Governor was highly gratified to hear of the esteem in which as he exprejsed it "my neighbor was held by the people of the Territory." "Ilia administration has been a miracle of success." . In answer to the question. "When will General Wallace leave New Mexico," he answered: "General Wallace desires to turn the office over to his successor in jeron. That is a duty that the Governors of New Mexico, it teems, hitherto have avoided. General Wallace himself experienced great inconvenience in taking charge of affairs. His predecessor left the Territory before he arrived. AXOTHER IXDIAXA JIAK

of whom the Governor heard the highest

praise wai miiiara riiorna, an Indian ' Apnt He is a brother of Judge Thomas, of .Montgomery and Parke. 0L5EY KEWELL formerly of Lebanon, is publishing a paper .at Trinidad, Colo. The Governor found .him thriving, delighted with the country, .and at peace with all the world. "IHK GREAT WEST is overwhelmingly grand," said Governo

Hendricks, in the parlor of the Bates, on

eaLuraay evening. a vast empire is

bounding into existence as if by magic.

from the Ctanrca or be held liable to any process. The so callfl property of the Church Is

(property or me janniui, wmen mo .uuiui Irl af narrt for ihrm and if mo many devout

people bny real estate or leave mmi f money in tK.-irwitu for the hem-tit of the Church at Uwe,

or lor eertaia Committees of the Church, It would

be very unjust to use tönt property to pay we onauthorized debtfof a servant of the Church, ana Archbishop Hu reell acted lu direct disobedience of Home, and he has rendered himself liable to excommunication, althoueh throughout the Diocese no one considers the aged prelate ajuiliT even in thouEh t-a feeling which Is shared by latholics generally and by many Protestants. He has the ieiect, love, and esteem of the whole clergy.

"Uome regatta him as the victim oi a nene oi

lamentable .errors of Judgment, anawnue sue jmpathUei deeply with his creditors. M Is powerless to an in their behalf, for the same reasons I have joat explained." , .

There really will not ne many wr uj i

diMtter?" . .

"The very poor are oein ampiy cre n uj the congregations to which they belong, ana thons who will suffer 1.1 be a number ot men who. so I was Informed by Kev. Mr. Ambrauck, of Cincinnati, deposited their money with Father fcdward

Pu reell m u to conceal me iaci oi wm yv-

sion and not to pa? taxes on iu laeyauuer through their own cunning." . "Do you think the United States Courts will decide in favor of the Church?" .

Undoubtedly, I do."

ardelll. Justice.; Haccartm. rufcUc Work: Brle. I

d Instruction; IJeru. Agriculture; rrrero. War; . ft . - . If.. Ihm 1 - II I -

Vice Admiral Acwu, iut. iuu aamisirv aoen

not represent me mwu w tot aur Leit, ua

will encounter toiimucmui uppwuuo.

Tm Pnrte hu dee'ded to write the Bcv reoulr

in an explanation of his sudden change of de

meanor toward the Sultan, and the apparent leaning of his Prime Minister toward French luteresta The Bey will be invited to täte whether

he still couslders nnnseti a vaai oi tne uttoman Empire, and whether he is prepared to abide by the nrmin of 1H7I. If his answer is unsatisfactory ik. irwill be solemnly deposed and the IIu-

seinite family deprived of the illayet of Tunis.

Though seein?, it is difficult to realize with what wonderful rapidity the waste places

Are tilling up, and large cities are building, The people are not only contented but cheer

luL It is a glorious contry. As my train

(was pulling out of Kansas City, I had a magnificent view of that young but giant me

tropolis, studded with palaces of trade,

gorgeous Churches and other public build

ing, beautiful streets stretching for miles.

adorned with private mansions in which a

king might live. Then I thought of the

vast extent of tributary country. There is

no mystery in the growth of Kansas City

and a limit to its possibilities can scarcely Se conceived by the mind of man. It is a

glorious country, and this is a golden age." A.-ehblshop Parcell's Debts. A Philadelphia special of the 27th says:

Otwty Cosgrave. on behalf ot the cred'tors of

ArchbUhoD Purcell. of Cincinnati, and 1'.. Lin

coin, representing the interests ot the Church,

both members of the Ohio Bar, are now traveling thmno'ri KnsLern rities collecting testimony In re

gard to the true tenure of Church property, and

to learn the extent, it any. to which that property can become alicuable. These gentlemen called a day or two ago on Rev. Dr. Corcoran, Scripture Professor at bt. Paul's Borromeo beminary, at

Orerhronlt. who U a thorouah expert In canoni

cal law. to have bis opinion on the matter. The

.rtp enrraftnondent also called on the reverend

srentleman vesterday. and learned tnat he told

(.inrtnnatl ?emlemea substantially as follows:

"Church property can not be lawfully estranged

BF-SU3IE OF T1IK WEEK'S SETTS. Over 50.000 Sunday school children paraded in

Brooklyn on Wednesday.

The Democrat of Columbus, O., favor the nom

ination ot John F. Follett, of Cincinnati, ior

Governor.

The Farrajrut statue was unveiled In Sew lork

City on Wednesday. The principal address waa

made by Josepn 11. inoaie. c.Mrt.iif iiiimaiwin whfat bv drouth, the

chinch bug and the Hewlan fly, are pouriug into

this city from an parts oi tne cmi.

Four children of Andrew Lewis. llvinK near

Dti.. rM, rt ut Kn in barn, on rrluav aner-

lain j , v., - noon last, and perished in the nmes.

K rfolk. Va.. elected their

city ticket, on last Thursday, over a combination

of Republicans, negroca ana tveaajuivere.

The Prenldont has appointed btate benator

Charles Kahlo. of Loganitport. lud.. Consul Oeueralof the United states at Berlin. Prussia.

Lawrence 8. Faulk, having pleadea gumy vo

th rrima of inwHt- at Chardou. Ü.. Saturday, was

sentenced to aeveu years in the Penitentiary.

i .nnont at the City of Mexico tele

graphs that General Grant left for home on Thursday evening, hariag secured everything he desired. . .. . . ,

t Osborne's Ford. a., on ias r riu, v iu

Baker killed Alexander Osborne and two Drmn-

era namea ttyner. juwwhj another man.

The Porter RiHen. of Nashville. Tenn.. won the

nnt prUi at the competitive ami in tna; ciiy r ... . fit blflnn .k I Vain

last w eek, ana me cresceiu vnj muc,

Orleans, the second.

The women's six-dav walking match at San Francisco resulted as follows: Howard. 304: I-a

Chapelle, 353; Young. Sil; Sherman, Juü miies.

rlnanclaiiy tne anair was a utoc. At New Bramifels. Tex., on s-aturday", two robbers, named Milton aud King, alias Robertson, were killed by United Statea Deputy Marshal Martin aud his son, while nesting arrest.

Joshua Ilouscr. a wealthy resident of Lincoln,

Tita m Tn pmtiT lit t h Cumberland Piesbyterean

i:hi.Vrh. was swindled out of $1.250 by three-card

moute men traveling ith a circus last week.

Grant seems unable to keep out of politics. He last week sent a dispatch from the City of Mexico t a relative la New York, expressing the hope

that the Legislature would re-elect Coupling.

a oniiiKloo on the Denver and Rio Grande Road,

near U rani to, on Friday, caused the death of one tnau and mortal Injuries to four others, while four more were seriously hurt. One engineer has

fled. mV Tiva riiad Katnrdav niaht at his resl

deuce, near Yellow Springs. O.. at the advanced age of niuetv-three years. He was the oldest citlzn and pioneer in that County, and perhaps in

the .State.

. it Van Tilarrom. Postmaster and Government

tavtnim Rank Attentat AunaDolis. X. 8., has a-

miuipd with an amount of mouey believed to be

SJU.OUO. Reports are In circulation that ne was

seen in Boston. Thhoilpr of an Illinois Central enciue ex

plodedwhen near Monee last Thursday. The bell was fouud iu a Held of oaU 2"0 feet from the track, and an oraameutal brass ball was found

one mile away.

At the annual sale last week of yearlings at Praknesa Farm, near Le xinu ton. Ky.. eijfhieen

colts averaged 5J17 jierhead. and twenty fillies )ti(ini.ch. Most of the Diirchaws were made tor

James K. Keenc.

It is said that Vf. II. Canty, who Js to be hangea at Colorado Springs on Juue 1", for the murder of

Deputy Varshal Perwms. is a nepnew oi uen uui ler, his right name being Willutm IL Salisbury

On la.it Fridav. in a uuam-1 belweeu Mrs. Uar-

rett and her daughter, of Cochran. Ga., the latter

seized a shotgun aud shot off the top of her

mother's bead. The father then whipped tne

girl nearly to death.

The excessive heat of last Friday curled up

a rail on the Louisville. New Albany andChicaKo

Road, throwing fourteen coal cars from the track

John Cook, a brakeman. lumped from the en

gine and was instantly killed.

The officers of the National Board of Health and

Marine Hospital Service, after an examination of

reports from all points wnereyeuow lever is iiaeiy to occur, are confident there will be no yellow

fever in the United States tuts year.

The revelation Ls made by a Washington cor

respondent that, had William K. Chandler been confirmed as Solidtor General, a commission

would not have been issued to mm, nut ne

would have been given something else.

A pair of blooded horses, worth $1,000 has been Dresented to President Garfield by CoucresMnan

Updegraff. Horseback exercise has therefore been relinquished by the Chief Magistrate, who

sports a carriage and a colored servant. Mahone attracts but little attention at Wash

ington of late. Blaine is in favor of reviving Republicanism in Virgiuia on an independent basis, but the President has not abandoned hopes

of making some use ot tne lrginia dictator.

If the story of the capture of the Northern Pa

citic Road be correct in its d?laiU. Frederick Bil

lint's was won over to the scheme by the honeyed

words of Carl Schurz. Billings transferred for

$9,000,000 a block of stock which co.t hLa. $75,000

seven years ago.

The Commissioners of Marion County. Indiana.

In opening proposals for $100,000 in ten-year 5 per

cent, bouds, found seventeen oners, including

some from Bangor and Portland, Me. The hirst National ' Bank of Indianapolis secured the

amount at loo.oi.

Through an attempt to light a fire with kero

sene, on Thursday last, Mrs. Egler, of Pittsburg, was fatally charred, her husband rendered Insane

and her little daughter burned to death. Seven frame buildings were consumed, and a ffremau

was badly scorched.

On a train which reached Cleveland on last

Thursday with 1.200 immigrants was found

woman on whom small-pox was fully developed

She was locked up until the pest-house man could

be seat for, but escaped into the business quarter

before she could be again secured. Eleazer Gibson, an ex-police officer, and Wlf-

11am Hall, saloon keeper, got into an altercation in an alley at Torre Haute, on Saturday nlzht.

Ulbaon being severely putilched. drew his revolver

and nred a bot through Hail a brain. Gibeon

gave himself up, aud claims a case of self-defense,

The officers of a railway under construction

nrar Bodie. Cal.. refused to- di.scharjfo their Chi nete laborer. lat week, on the demand of irre'

sponsible characters. Forty armed men started

for the camp of the Celestials, thirty miles awav

but the Company transferred its men to an island

in Mono Uike auu bamea tne mob.

The southern States are at last awalce to the de

slrabillty of attracting to their rich soil a fair

share of the hordes of immigrants pouring into

the I nited States. An immigration agent, repre-

sentinx Texas. Arkansas and Louisiana, Bailed on

Saturday for Kurope, to establish bureaus In seven of the larger cities. The Germans who were dispatched from Castle Garden to South Carolina report themselves highly pleased with their new home. FOREIQX KOTES. RuHalan Jews are fleeing lata Moldavia in great numbers. The coronation of Prince Milan as King of Scrvia will probably take place in August. Bismarck has declared a new duty on flour indispensable, as foreign States are adopting similar measures. The new portion of the Malleable Iron Works at Hamilton, Out,, has been damaged f 125,00 by fire. The slaughter at London, Ont,. has brought a riid inspection of the ferrj boats aud excursion steamers at Montreal. The German Government has ordered the expulsion of Mormon Missionaries who have been endeavoring to make proselytes. Spanish Commissioners have gone to the uninhabited island of Culebra, near Porto Rico, to fix a site for a settlement and distribute lots for colonists. During the past fortnight there has been an in crease of 313 cases of small-pox In London, and there are now 1,600 caes in the Hospitals, of which 100 cases were admitted Saturday. An arrangement has been concluded at Berlin which provide that Hamburg shall permanently remain a free port district, for purposes of wholesuit' trade and the export of products of industry. The incorporation of Hamburg with the Zollverein will take place after October 8. The new Italian Cabinet Tias been definitely formed by Depretls, as follows: Depretis. President of Council and Minister of the Interior; Marclnt, Foreign Affairs; MagUanl, Finance; Zan-

Charles Nelson, Esq., Proprietor Nelson j louse. sDoakinir to us recently, observed: "I

suffered so much with iiheuraatism that my ami withered, and physicians could not help nie.. I was in desuwirof my life, when

some one advised me to try bt. Jacob s Oil.

Hid so. and as if by maeic. 1 was instantly

relieved, and. bv the continued use of the

Oil entirely cured. I thank Heaven for I having used this wonderful remedy, for it saved mv life. It also cured my wife." Port

Iuron Commercial.

There is one ierfectly fafe rule to follow; t is contained in the words, "If you must.

you'd better.''

Prejudice Kills.

"Eleven vears our daughter suffered on a

Kwl nf-mi.erv under the care of several of

the best fand some of the worst) physicians.

who cave her diseae various names dui no .. r . . . i ... .... :

reuet, ana now sn i resmivi v u health by as simple a reme dy as Hop Bitters, that we had tHx.hed at for two years before

using it. We earnestly hope and pray that no one else will let their sick suffer as we

did on account of treiudice against so good

a medicine as Hou Hitters." The Parents.

Telegram.

With what complacency must the lady

who uses Glenn's Sulphur Soap glaucealher

mirror, for there she fets reflected a com

plexion devoid of blemish. This peerless

puriher may be relied upon to remeuj an

skin irritations. Sold bv all druiütist.

Hill's Hair and Whisker i)ye. HUck or

Brown, 50 cents.

Couch awav If vou want to. but if not. use

. .or. .1" . . .

Hale s Honev of llorehouna ana iar.

Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one min

ute.

Canvassers make from $25 to $00 per week

selling goods for E. G. Kideout it Co., 10 Barclay street. New York. Send for catalogue

and terms.

Georae Polity, 126 W. Forty-aecond it-e

Michael Uogan. VNl'Blrty-'thlrd7C'w

i ort ..... . .

B J. Oa.nknuuw27t Broadway. New ork. l.2ä0 Mr. K. Murphy, 63 South Kampart sk. New

Orleans. . vir

H. Stump, lhlladelphla. Pa : . 1.2o0

PRAW1SO OK DKCEMBKB 14, 180.

Mrs. S. C. McCaslln, 62 Fourth at. Chelsea,

Mass..... .....-......-....--

Joseph bik-kel, 329 Grand at.. VMlliams-

burgh, is. ...

B. Conyers, Cartemville. Ga V. Chardavoyne. Vurtland. Ala.

20,000 10,000 5.0U0 &.000

F. A. PhilUps, 6i Chestnut at.. PhiUdel-

pnta. I A .r- w.wv

Beni. P. O. Clark, Brighton, Livingston CO., Mich 5.0CO Mrs. Charles Baquie, 234 Caual at., hew Or-

leans. Ij o.vi-u

J. H. Wilder and F. F. Boltx, Fort V ayne.

Paid Chatham National Bnnk. New York l.uuo

V. 8. Hogers. Democrat Oflice, Utue toci,

Ark - UUJ

Paid to atioual Bank of the Common

wealth. Bofton. Mas

Feniinand Major. Tuuisburg, La. . 00

J. J. King, 132 West Thirty-nfia au, ew

York - oi

James McDougal. H tliniugion. N. I awu J. L. Ik kwood. 1212 tiiht st., X. W. Wash-

illKton, I. C o-u

A. U. Kasbiug. 1411 Second av.. ew iorx w

IRWIXO OF JAXI ABT 11, 1881.

Divi-1 Leovl. Si Canal St., New York.-.. 15,000

James L. Murrav. Ottawa. Ill la.UOO

l'bilip B ass, 201 tHjuih Rampart n., ew

Orleans. Im -

Mra. Charles Baquie, 234 Canal bt.. New Or-

leans, ijs --

Johu J. K-hulta. Wi lH;ivalo av.. Brooklyn,

N. Y .

Mr. J. G. WilMMi. 170 West One-Uundred-

aud-Tweuty sixth st.. New Tora, .. t.iju VRW15U OF FEBECART 8, ll.

Isaac Keru. lol St. Louis Kt., New Orleans,

14..M. ....-... .................... l.'I.WKJ

O. Clavettc, New Orleans, La la.wu John iihaw, All.-tthanT City. Pa lOOnO

Frank A. I-ee. New Orleans, I.a..... a.uuu Window C. Flk. .V Klngstou at , Boston,

Magf.-i 11 t - .- .- J.ouu , colleclexl uiruuKh Curlea G. Audry. New Orleans.... - - 2,500

J. J. Crouln. M. Simmons. N. Sickles and a.

Segar. lfcwton C-oierattve t.igar tympany, 7 Sudbury at.. Boston, Maaa. 1,000

J. F.

larsred

Ind.

ifnydor oi pictures.

Co. want Address

aircnts for en

liidiaoajolis,

Cabinet Organs. There are nuraous firms throughout tnlaeoun

trv who ad vertLse Cabinet or 1'arlor Organs, claim

inir autierioritv from facilities of manufacture.

when in reality they never were manufacturers of any portion of an orgau, and are simply agents and middlemen for firms who dare not, owing to

the iuferlor quality of their Instruments, advenle them over their öwn names. It is a well-known

fact that the United states leads tne woria in tne manufacture of oreans in Quality of tone, excel

lence of mechanU-m and beauty of design, and nq

manufacturer stands higher In every respect man

Hon. Daniel r. lieattv. oi Washington. J.,

whose manufactory is now the largest in the world

that ships direct, xnis enterprising gcnjieman

was the tlrst to oliar tne music-iovine populace au

onoortunitv to purchase direct of the manufac

turer, inereoy saving ine puoiic me euormous

profits of agents and middlemen. He has made many liberal offers and has never failed to keep

everv nromlse and more, we have yet to receive

the hrst complaint irom any or our reauers nu have nValt with him. His last and grandest offer

outstrips all others, and is au evidence ot hu un

paralleled success. The Beethoven organ la tne most brilliant and oowerf ul musical combination

ever perfected, and its superiority over all other onrans la attained bv the valuable Patent Stop

Action held only by Mr. Beatty. The reader

should bear in mind that the "Beethoven," which

1 shinned on one month's trial, has twenty-seven

stons. ten full sets of Golden Tongue Keeds. and

is in every respect and detail the finest instrament

in the world, rne price at wnicn me lieemoven u orhrpd. StiO. which includes stool, book and

music, must brlnz it within tne reacn oi everyone,

It is important that anyone desiring one of the Matchless Organs should order and remit at once

hv a Pofrtoffice Money Order. Banx Drau. Kesis

tered Letter or Express prepaid. Nothing Is saved by correspondence, as tue order for this particular Ktvle arc comitnr in so rapidly that the capacity

of the Beatty Manufactory is being tested to its

utmost, and casn orders very naturally taac preierpnoe on order book. The feature of this great

offer, viz.. to refund money sent and pay all

freight charges if the Instrument is not as represented. Is not this sufficient guaranty of the fair

dealing of Mayor Beatty 7 SPECIAL NOTICES. favorItks or fortune.

DRAWIXU OF MARCH 8, 1861.

Geo. S. Brandon. 917 South Fourth St., Cam

den, N. J...... - . lO.WAJ

P. M. Wilson. Agricultural Department, Rulcigh. N. C - 15.00Ü Miss Maggie McCrann. 219 East Fifty-seventh

st.. New York i.uv -.

W. J. Haw. 231 South Front st., Philadel

phia. 5,000

G. A Sil ray, C. aud K. I. Kail road omce,

Chicago ........ ,wu

15.000 ls.roo 6.010 5.000 2 wo 2,5(0 2,500 1,250

DBAWI5U OF APBIL 12,

Charles Sailer. Mt. Holly. N. J

Paid Ani;lo-Calirornuui llna (.Lliniieaj. baa

FranciMX, Cal. ..

Jance Gaudin, South Braintre, Ma-8.....

Mrs. C tthartue 8. Taylor Sulltvan, lna

Joaepu Lane, Greenpi.int. N. l Jamea M. McEwen, 49 Wood L, lltbburg,

Alex. Beyer. 1221 Soutn acoiia aL. Phila

delphia .. . ...... ... ........ . ...... ..... ............. .......

J. . Trainor, Washington, La

George

Mass.

DRAWING or P. Deshon, 44

mat 10, 1S81. Kllby st.. Botton,

WabhinKlon, D. C

MAtlhew GibKon, Eagle Office, Brooklyn,

N. Y

D. E. Weuelle, 669 North Ninth St., Phila

delphia, Pa

a n. Riffel. 22a Secar av.. Toledo. o.... .

Freld Schroeder, tt Michigan st., Toledo,

William R. Brewer. Baltimore, ild

J. J. Morgan, New i ork

r.oon

15,000 5,000 S.OOO

2,500

2,500 2,500

2,500

The Capriclonaness of the Blind Ooddesn Shown by the Varied and Unequal Ite-

stowal of Her Favors.1

A partial list of the prizes paid by the LonLsIana

State Lottery Company during the year ending

May, 1881, together with the names and addresses given to the Company by the holders, omitting

those who have requested it.

Receipts for the amounts are on file at the of

fice of the Company.

Reference may also be made to Adams Express Company, which during the last four years has

collected or behalf of holders of prizes sold

through the New York ofllce more than three-

quarters of a million dollars.

PRAWIKO OF MAT 11, 1SS0.

Thomas G Boal, Hard Times, La, f 5,000

John Callahan. o?9 Fulton au. Brooklyn.

y M. a 2 505 Jarmaiöwskjr'Ä "Markle, 51 Canal St., N Y 2,50j

DRAWING OF JU5I 15, 1SS0. Frederick Jassau, 1,154 Prospect Place 1 rook Iva . P. K. Belle, Conti st.. New Orleans.....-. Chatham National Bank, New York....... Archibald C. Palmer, Aurora, N. Y., (by C. N. Vlbbard. New York). ... . J. Plouslcy, Vermillionville, La . Joseph McGilleck, 471 Third av., New York Patrick Fox, 157 East Eighty-seventh st. New York - W. G. Tyrrall, 81 Bleecker at.. New York... J. 8. Studley, 153 Church st., New Haren, Jean Moulle, 41 Kerteree st.. New Orleans.. P. C. Victorv, 3Sö Fifth av., Brooklyn Edmund Riley, 66 Kogen av., Brooklyn, Stephen KricKel. 96 od 97 Commerci! st.t Brooklyn, N. Y... D. M. Edsall, New York (,by Adams Expres) ......... - S ......... .... ..... ...... ... .. ...m. Merchants' Kzchauge National Hank, New

York.

50.000 2.000

2,000

5.000 2.000 2,000

500 500 2,000 500 2.0U0

3.000

5,000

5,000 j

1.000

By authority of the State, General G. T. Beaure

gard, of Louisiana, and General Jubal A. Early,

of Virginia, will iersonally arrange all details and supervise the extraordinary Seml-Annual

Drawing of the LouUiana SUte Lottery Company,

at New Orleans, Tuesday. June 14; 11,279 prizes

amounting to $022,500, Including one Capital

Prize of $100,000; one Grand Prize of $30,000; one

Grand Prize of fi),000, etc. Tickets ten dollars

(810): Halves, five dollars (55V. Fifths, two dollars

(U) ; Tenths, one dollar ($1).

Write for circulars or send address to il. A.

Dauphin, New Orleans, La., or same at 212 Broad

wav. New York. For full particulars see the ad

vertisement of the Company in another part of

thU paper.

Two Jolly Philadelphia Teatons in Luck!

Mr. Alexander Beyer and his chum. C. Bander,

put one dollar each in a letter and sent it to M.

A. Dauphin, at No. 212 Broadway, New York City,

N. Y. (the same addressed "New Orleans, La.," would answer as well), and received In return

half of ticket No. 76.071 in the April Drawing of

the Louisiana SUte Lottery, and each put in his

pocket $1.250, with which they purchased neat

little houses in Philadelphia. The Grand Seml-

Annual Drawing take, place June 14. when over

tOOO.OOO will be scattered under the supervision of

General) Beauregard and Early.

Forty Tears Experience of awn Old Norse

Mas. Winslow's Soothino Stkuf is the pre

scription of one of the best ft male physicians and

uurses in the United States, and has been used lor forty years with never-falling success, by millions of mothers for their children. It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, icrlping in the bowels and wind colic By giving health to the child, it rest the mother. Price, tweuty-fivecenta a bottle.

o Queru'a Cod Liver Oil JeUy. Approved by the Academy of Medicine of New

York for coughs, colds, bronchial and tubercular

consumption, scrofula and general debility. The

most mild, bland and nutritious form in which

Cod Liver Oil can be used, and with more benefit

secured to the patient by a single tcaspoonful of

this Jelly than' by double the quantity of the

liquid oil, and the most delicate stomach wllljnot reject It. For sale by all druggists, and E. Ii

TRUEX. 3 Platt street. New York.

NERVOUS DEBILITY

DRAWINQ OF Jt'LT 13, 1SS0.

Jacob Rablner, 590 Grand at.. New York.-... 15.000 Max Stern. New York, (by Adann Express 15,100

H. Iirail. II. Oppenheim. B. lloueiiblum. yi

C hrystie st.. New York 5,000 Kliza McGraiu. New York (bv Auams im

press)..... 2.500 William Matthews, ML Vernon, N. Y.- 2,50:

. DRAWING OFarCCMT 10, 18.H0. Thomas Bailev. Jr.. Conti, bet. Prleur and

Johnson st.. New Orleans. ............. 15,000 1 Miss Grace M. Whitney, Gardner, Mais .. 15,000

Anirustua llauxet. 91 Decatur St.. New

Orlc&tis.. tMMtMMmt i 10,000

A. Joseph, rhibodenux. La - 5.0U0

P. K. Cousins. Callands. Pittsylvania Co..

Va 2,500

John F. Sass. 35 Dey st.. New Yorx 1.250

L. F. Fleiühman, 85 Avenue B, New York... 1,250

DRAWING OF SEPTEMBER 14, 1S30. F. R. Ash ton. N. E. cor. Tenth and Thompson sts., Philadelphia ........... . Providence, K. I., collected through Messrs Chace, Wton k Butts... , collected through Ball, Hutch-

lngs & Co., Galveston, lex.

J. Edmunds. Houston. Tex..

D. H. Yount, 14 D. et., S. E., Washington,

DRAWINO OF OCTOBER 12, 1880. R. F. Miller, 537 Court st. Brooklyn, N. Y... James A. Farley, through Messrs. Farley, Spear & Co., Montgomery, Ala Pail to First National Bink, Memphis, Paid to German National Bank, Memphis,

F. A. Leek, Ansonla, Conn 8.T. Lewis, Middletown, Del.... Stephen Jackson, Avoca, Iowa..

DRAWING OF VOTEMBER 9, 1830. George E. Chlpmaa, 191 Washington St.,

Boston, 51 ado.

5,000

1,250

1.250

15,080

15.000

2,500

2.500 1.250 1.250 1,250

15,000

la! r. UI Fra laltd ffltbsst MUku

OCR ELECTRIC A PPLIANCEd are uueualedin their cont ruction and efilacy, eenerating and iifiusing a mild, ontinuous current, eaching at once the . eat of dleiue, and 1 ; their ELECTKOGALVAX1C ACTION upon the centers of il t Nervous, Muscut and Generating Systems speedily restore the Vital Forces, Loot Manhood, and curing the worst cases of Seminal Weakness, Exhaus tion. Impotency, and all diseases of the uri no-eenital organs.

without drugging the stomach. Nature

merely wants natural aid, which our appliances promptly give. There is no known remedy ttt will an nromotly and thoroughly reach and re-

atom the nervous, muscular and generative sys

tems as Electricity administered by the mild.

continuous currents.

For Young Men, Middle-Aged Men, and Old

Men there is a Natural Way Out of Suffering and Trouble.

finarlal Illustrated Pamnhlet sent In sealed en-

Tplone on receipt of six cents postage. Consul ta-

tation free. Omce hours, 9 a. m, to 6 p. m. to LADIES. Sneclal circular on Female trou

blea, and explaining special Electrical Appliances

for cure oi same, on receipt oi o ceuva poauige. AMERICAN GALVANIC CO., E3111 1 in. It 131 Mm Vw Ch!cao, II

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FÜRST & BRADLEY"

Chilled Plows,!1

EXTRACTS. Prepared from the choicest Frait without rolorior, polsonons oil. uc, or arthlrlal Ks Bnrea. ALWAYS IMKOUM IN STUKr.TH, WITHOUT AM' ADUI.TEKATIOXS OR IBPIK1T1KS. Hare mined thlr repctation from tlieif prf-rt parity, superior strength and inalit Admitted br all who hare ased tbem as the mos) delicate, grateful and aataral flstor for cal pudding, creams, etc., ere r made. Baoufactared bjr STEELE & FEJCE, Kaken or I.upuliu Teast Cfras, Cream Baking Vowder, etc t hicaso and St. Louis.

SEEDS" BEST 1 If do mAd in Toor towiL -oa I

by mail. Imp 1 1

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Irxrn and Prioea. r OUUtt mmd wuut artwri SA On in U. VnUrd Statt. DAVID LA.NDKhTH Oc SOKS.rBiUDA.ra.

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VERY IHTORTAiT TO HORSEMEH. Bottle of English Sptvvln Liniment "will rom--1 1 nA m.wn.-A all Vk r1 rl lkll

Lump. FuCs and Uluightly Tumors from any Tintrnr Rlood Sriadn Rlnebone,

curb, splint, and every other deformity caused by callous. It also cures all lameness from sweeney.

praing and rheumatism In muscles or lomw. You may save t'iO by the nse of one bottle of this

valuable liniment. Sold by all druggist, and al

wholesale by A. Kiefer, Indianapolis. jaufriv

THE ONLY WAY POR FARMERS

To Get Oat of Debt. Loans fl.000 tinward. TWO to TWKXTY

TEARS, 7iercent.. principal payable in yearly Installments, or faster, if borrower pleanes. We r i r TAfAM U .4 A Hi Mint

ASK 110 LlIO insurance HO lATiaj. nnreuu.! and save exoense. Correspondents wanted in

each Township. KRANCW SMITH,

Uiie smlin iV tiannaman, iuuuuih(mw.

MANHOOD RESTOREB A victim of early Imprudence, causing nervotu debility, premature decay, etc, having tried It vain every known remedy, has discovered a sim plemeans of self-cure, which he will send free hia fellow-auflerer, Addreaa J. H. REUVE3. Chatham nfreot. Nw York.

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Matthews' Patent Renewable Memorandum Book. Send for sample copy and price list. Samples sent postpaid to any address on receipt of Ml cents for No. 1, or 40 cents for No. 2. Address SENTINEL COMPANY. Indianapolis.

THOSE who contemplate going to Hot Springs for the treatment of syphillia, gleet, scrofula and all cutaneous or blood diseases can be cured for one-third the cost of such a trip at the old reliahi Kt&rid- I have been located here for twenty-

three years, and with the advantaxeof such a long and successful experience can confidently warrant miwin ill M.. Ijidlck npedinz a periodical

pill can get them at my oClce, or by mail, at f 1 per box. Office, 43 Vlrvlula avenue, Indianapolis

Indiana. i)K.Bt.NMT, Successor to Dz. V. B, Ewwg,

PATENT CASTER CAUCE WHEEL,

Which is Alwats iv Link, Xekdixo Xo Abjtstmext 2

HEX THE BEA IS CnASOEUJ

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An exptrlcnce of over a quarter of a century la the

Dianufacturv of Plows enables us to

give you the Fixist Shaped

limit nDf-i.nr.

l the World.

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Our

Chilled Plows are Thobovohlt and

DrepLT Chilled, producing a

one, hard Moii.dbo.vrd tnat will wear very much longer than on which Is only nurfire

chilled, and which, when the surface wears off, ls nothing more than cast Iron. They are correctly shaped for shedding the dirt, consequently have light draft and will scour la difficult m!1s where other plows fall. We make several tlzes of Chilled Plow Bottoms for Sulky Plows ; full particulars of which will he found In our CHILLED PLOW Cir.CL'LAIi. Sent free oa application, fcend portal for one.

IX ADDITION" TO CUILLFD PLOWS, WE ISAXTTACTTTIE OVER ONE HUNDRED STYLES AND SIZES OF STEEL PLOWS

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Celebrated "Fürst & Bradley" Sulky Plows, Gang Plows. Wheel Cultivators. Sulky Hay Rakes, Harrows, etc CI" Send for sixty-four page pamphlet, giving full description of our goodiJ

FÜRST & BRADLEY MANUF'C CO., Office. 63 North Desplalnes St., CHICAGO. ILL. ni) i vrit tmr-Qi c J l East Washington Street, Indianapolis, Ind. iMtAAv.il iiutiffcs. So921 Swrth s,COBd zlIvtu fcu Louis, Me. I. BRADLEY. PrlArat. J. IU BKADLEV. Sec.aTtt. B. C. BRADLEY. Sax.

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UEMTLKMIN : 1 aa aaflarin from aaral oabUitf to anca aa aiUnl taat mt UDor IU iiwwainflj dui Inioim to in. A aeatioa of a nonta did not me Mack whiml. but mm lh vontrair. waa followed by incrvased prostration asd ilnkinc chilla. At Uiia Um I twaa tb um of row Ibom Toxic, from which I ir alixed almost immediate aad wonderful rwalta. Tbaold 04177 retormod aod I foaad that any natural f orco was not pormaarnUr abated. I ba-a aa4 iora botUea of tna Toaic Bum oaiaf it IhT twk . ' bor that 1 rmt did In too aam tiB darin mr illnora. and with doabU tha mm. With tb tranquil aar and vigor of body, bu wau also a claarnoa of thant aorar baforo Joyed. If the Tonlo baa not dooo ta work.Tknow not what. 1 civ It tbeeTwdit. J. P. 'W atwOW. Paetor CbriMlaa Chnrrh. Tror. O.

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HAlOfACTOBEB IT THl DR. HARTER MEDICINE CO., 10. Ill I0ITM HAU HUT, ST. 18 Uli

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IIa aak na. v.u- n cua of Blind.

.L.i v.vtlHMM Ulla D.mari fmil. Li

cur. It allaje tha ttchias, abaorU tb tumors, ri mmnd,J

tier, bom D j au aroiraaiB. oni j r. uir., 10th k Arch eta, Phila Pa. CAl'TION-Aow V? atUK. Vit wrapper on botllt eonlauM au tiraatare awi a Pile of Stoies. . AH druesitt and countrr stores have it or will rrt it for you

FOR SALE: STOCK OF BOOTS ASD SHOES

With aalos of about i,000 por annum and stcadllv increasinp. Satisfactory rpan plven for withdrawal of present owner. This is a rare opportunity. Apply to J?. V. AVASIIBURN, RICJIMOND. IND.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE Notice is herebv piven that the un lersisnfd adniinUtrntor of the estate of Krau a I roan, de rensol. will offer for sale at public onc y at 198 Esst Waxhinpton Mret-t. Indianapolis, lijd.. ort Krldav. Jnue 17, ISM. the personal prcirty of said estate, oon-isting ot a lot of cabinet aiakera' tiol and tool chect, etc. Salecommencii'(ratl2 SOp. tn. Ionait. IlruKi.E. Administrator. Indianapolis, lud , May ai. lSl.

1 A Ivtlv Floral, rtincl. Hand and Bouarjf U t:hroin Card, with name. 1V, FraukUl rrintlni Company, New Haven. C.

s rr a wook TwpIv doIlArs a dav at home

iSai Z eajdiv lade. (XwtlT ontütfree. Ad

dress TECE !i CO., Augnsta, Malue,

n frOn IHTday at how- SiD.lo worth If o!) 13 gZÜ free. Addrrrf jTINv.i t PCTV land. Maine.