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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ag. THE SALE OF THE MILLS NAM
SION TO COME OFF THIS AFTERNOON AT I
O'CLoCK.-The special attention of The public
particularly called TO the Mills msnsion and beaf
tiful lots adjoining, to take place THIS AFTE|-
NOON, OIL the premises, at 8 o'clock. See advf-
tisem.nt under auction head by the trustees
Messrs. Pl. asants, Watkins. and Lancaster. Cone
one, comeall, and secure the most lovely pfopf'S
now on the market.
". GODDIN,
WILLIAMS & GIBSON
oa.1t Auctioneets
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COMMANDMENTS IS.

DTcuMoSn FRFD'C AND POTOMAC X. X. COL
OFFICE OF GENERAL TICKET AGEET-
RICIIMoSD, June 81, 1875.
DANDOLPH-MA COLLEGE COM
hMENCL MENrf XERcISES-0n WEDSES-
DAY aud THURSDAY, Esd and 24th ins!anls, =
sPECiaI TRAIN will be run be,wet II hichm"
and Ashland, leaving Broad-Strect station at 9:3o
a. M. returning, leave Ashland after close on *
rrcises. reaching Richmond ABOUT 5I. niiun'enI
a. oS az General Ticket gent.
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HOW many ,pie wIii go down from the
North to the centennial celebration at Fort
Moui!rie. Charleston, Gu the 18th ms ant !?
.We2t Ge.:rsl GRANT 60:
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my 31-pod-1m

DERSONS WISHING BOARD IN THE
i COUNTRY can find o comfortable home, GOOD
fare and nure air at Hanover Courthouse. Its
ncarness and accessibility, being directly on The
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad twenty miles distant
from ibis city, render 1t very d. slrabe 10 business
A. Hnndley. Vim & Haw, lands. l.eake, AID Car
ter, and Robert Leckey, kichmo d, w.
je 2-W&.lm* y. l.. WOODSON.
MELLOW SULPHUR SP R / GS {,
Il NGNTG OMhRY COUNTY, VA, the cool
est and most elevated summer resort In Virginia.
will be open for guests from the Is, of June TO HE
81 Of October 1875. Charges moderate. Liberal
arrangements made with families.
lin JAMES WADE & co.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the 10th Of June, 1879, at grace a,a
Episcopa) CHURCH, by REV. hinloch hclson ,,nc mr.;
CHARLES W. ASnERSoN, iorh cry VI mr." of
joseph +. Powell, E.q., of this city. No cards.
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NE NEW GOODS

M NEW GOODS
FOR JUNE AND JULY.
IT. r. PRICE & co are again In market, ant
openi. < daily by steamer and express
Bi.A X IRON GKEnADIS s.,
BLACK MEXICAN GRc.N Dimes,
BLACK TAFT SILKS, very CHI, APP;
BLACK GRUS GRAIN SiLhS, very cheap;
EL.GaNr BURDERaD ORGANDlIS,
LAWNS and JACOA FITS,
PLAID and PLAIN PONGEES,
POLUNAIS-. II AMBURGIIS.
STRIPED S1LhS, THINNING SILKS,
LADIES' KlU-GLOV S, CORSE1S,
GaUZE SHIRTS for gentlemen ano ladies,
GAUZE SHIRTS for boys anu girls
FANCY PEhCALkS an0 CAMbRlCS, 1215c'
les
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Honest Money -" Imitation. "


The hard money organs are pleased TO
bring forward term which they would
feisn believe IN honest one, and likely 10
make an im pressiop on honest people. They
speak OF s'uuucst money And what is
it?-eold. Who has gold? Honest men!
Let the people answer. What is it that by
contrast is dishonest money? Why, paper:
the money of the people, the redemption OF
which the Government and the people are
pledged for. Then, what lis "honcst money!"
Let the people answer.
Oh its very honest" to compel US all to
come down at once to q gold basis, which
will hold out only until an excitement
arises and distrust is occasioued. Then
everybody wants gold. Everybody can't
have it, and the people are shaved by those
who have it Until suspension Of gold pay
ments is rendered unavoidable. With
s. honest money" the honest" shavers
gouge the people until they are relieved by
Sc suspenSion."
We want none of your so-caled " honest
money" at this time 1t would but lead to
ruin as long as di>trust and anxiety prevail /;
when they are ended then honest money"
may be maintained, and thea nobody cal es
anything about it.
In our opiuion we have as bonest money
now as any people o+er had. IL Is the best
paper money ever circulated In this 'Union-
It is current every where, and Of unfoiR
value all over the country. Ths is cur.
rency that everybody should be satisfied
with. 1t ID " honest money" NOGlet those
who choose oppose this money, and cry out
for the gold basis, which IS rever useful in a
crisis. 1t fails IN panic M irost dissospes be-
fore the sun. Let those wba will, agitate in fa-
yor of speeie pay ment new when it cannot
be maintained, and when nobody wants 1t,
and they will he beaten. The popular side
now is the side In fmor Of leaving thingsas
they are until the time for specie payma1lts
comes. Then specie payments can do ala
harm. Thcg VIII oblignesy ccaeo pheg
.uey can't DC maintained as they aEill become
useful when there is DO difficulty In the way,
Yes, let the honest money"-he peoples
money-for which the nation is responsible
continue to be our moneE. The party that
sustains it with wiseconditons will triumph.
Oh, yes; these patriotic GnaDciers would
send us to the stock-waterers, the rl1gma.
kers, and gold gamblers Of Wall street for
"honest money" And where else should
We look for it? Let the people answer
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slssoLBTzoNs d PARTNERSHIPS.

HISSOLUTeON OF CO-PAR TNER.
~ sHlP.-The firm of LYME / BROI III r,
composed of w. Fl. and Robert Il. Lyhe, is this
daS dissolved by a1utual cons Dt.
The business hareaf;er will be conducted in all
Its ssyeiar branches by afr. kLp BEhT Is. LIME ut
the cd stand, NO. 1912 main street, he having this
Gay ssIrchased of Ms w. II. Lsae I'll MS later est
IN sasa hrn, anu ASSUMES all lialii'es OF san<a, Mr.
W. IL HIyne retiring Eom the blsiness.
W. IL LYME.
ROBNAT Is. LYME.
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INTENDING TO CHANGE MYM
sTREt T. between ST. COND and THfRD, W
am now ferl NV entire stock IF FUfNITURE
at CJsT until the 2Sth of June, an persons VIII
not have this opportunity again; All persons nav,
ing furniture stored away In this house and repaired
viii please call. paw charges, snd take IL away by
the 2SIh Of june II not taken away ny thar Time
ft will he solo for costs. JAMES f. BRAGG,
2Ol, corner of Second aud Broad streets
to T.
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spECrAL NOTICES.

ka- BoOTH & co, ,,sarps
"Reminiscences AND PApER-HaNGERs
,Ive removed to No. 5s2 MAIN sIREEi. a III
door above Ninth, where they have In store 'afs
stock Of ..r,es.
of the latess sssles: NOT
1 TlsGHAM LACE CURTAINS, &C., &C.
ie 29-1w
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CLERKS OFFICE SUPREME COURT OF ArrEALsl
OF VIRGINIA. 7
RICHMOND, June TO- A. -. 1879
PURSUANT TO THE PROVISION OF
i an act of the General Assembly OF Virginia,
approved 4 prl 30, 1874, entitled an An act pre-
>c'lbiug the manner In which records for The SUI
premc Court OF Apueals shall BIZ printed. and Lro-
vIding for letting The same 10 contract, ana which
Is as fellows To wit:
j. Be it ennc'et by the General assembly, That
the clsrks OF The supreme CONT Of Apieas al
Richmond. StauntOu. " inchesler. and Wytheyile
shall. In the month Of June. In the year eighteen
hunr red u d seven y.fonr. and annually thereafter
III the same month, sol cit proposals by aofer'ls,
In some newSDauer published in their res pcctiyc 10.
IL tiles printing for one year Of such records
Of courts Us Law be Itquired under existing laws:
to be printed for The use OF the supreme Court Of
Appeals In Determining cases Of appeal.
II. y he sad proposals shall state The amount per
page of fifteen hu'drei ems. SIN all plea type, and
shall include the paper printing, binding, and
neat cover with til. style OF the case and the court
from which The record comes neatly printed there
iII The said clerks shall award the contracts for
sal printing 10 TIL lowest responsible bidders In
their respective localities, art shall take from them
bond with ample security. In penalty double the
ascertained by the amount of The preceding years
work. The mode ofcerIifyIng and payinR accounts
for said printing Shall DC US now prescribed ny
~. All acts and parts of acts In conflict with the
provisions OF this act are hereby repealed
V. This ACT shal be In force frI It's passage.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
undersigned at his Office, At the State courthouse,
on Eie ren'h street bctwee Broad and Marslta In
The city of Richmond, until IL O'Clock N. OF the
18th INSTANT, for the PHI STISG, &C., In ac-
cOriance with the provisions OK the second section
of said act, Of all such RECORDS as the Supreme
Court of Appeals of Virginia, at Richmond, may
REQUIRE for Que year from the LIST day July. S76
AS the printing has to be Done under the super
vi lon aud direction OF thu clerk, 1t must be done In
this city.
TIRE clerk clsms the right Of rejecting any and all
bids which in his opinion do not and Will not fully
rom nj ~ rt1fn pnf 81
act, and of d. ci1iDg 1oo response ne bidders"
and tchdt Is ''ample s-cu ityn within the neaoing
of the SINE. GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN,
Clerk of the supreme Court OF Appeals Of
lie eod7t VirgtDit, at Richmond.
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CoBB's HOTEL,
COBB'S ISLAND, "a.

This delightful seaside resort situated on the A..
lantic ocean, is now open for the reception es
visitors.
TERMS: SO per day, SIS per week, $50 rtr
month OF four weeks.
ROUTE: From Norfolk per steamer y. y. Banks
to Cherrystone Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fri.
days at A. ". Through tickets to the Island so.a
on board the steamer.
COBB BROTHERS ( CO.
je elm Proprietor>
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n1s- lime 5Tu.-NEW GOODS!

nY JUNE 5TH.-NEW GOODS!
800 pieces b autifu NEW PRINTS, just in; Ice,
12Hc. &C.;
BUoILr S, every shape:
BIACk ALPALA>, .. OH IRIS,
LADIES' PAR AsUl.S and UMBRELLAS,
GrNTLEM EMS aud LAD1 : GLOVES,
SILK Sc RFS, RI CHIMES, &C;
MOURNING GOOD, III great Va, iety.
BUMBaI. Ms, TaMtoE, Gil. LLEiS,
GRAPE CLU' h, CkAPE WELLS,
ENGLISH GRAPES. &C.;
WHITE PIQCES. VICTORIA LAWNS,
STRIPED OnGASDIES,
LINEN SItEtIIhGS, very cheap. Jc
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.

CoMNENCEMENT EXERCISES.
Tuesday. COLLABORATION of Mu Sigma Rho So
ciety. n,u,ou,, Co
cie,y. ., o
All these exercises will be held In the college,
The nnblrc are respectfully invited to attend.
lie 2l At
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CITY ESGISEKR's OFFICE,
E1CuM0Nn VA lime II. 1874.

NOTICES. SEALED PROPOSALS will
IN be received al this office until WEDN ESDAY,
June Esd. at 12 o'clock M. for FURNISHING
The CIiY Mules AND HORSES WITH HAY
for the Il rim of three moDfhs.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right to
reject any or all bids offered.
Formsof proposals can De obtained by applying
al this Office w. e. CUTS HAW,
lie It'd City +, giueer.
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NE BOTTOM TOUCHED.

je23.1t
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T AFAYETTE STABLES, eSIHg- ss
Nos. 724 Main street an! Eighth street.

TO Ny FRIENDS AND TIE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
have oppned trout on Main sire, I'D connection
with nv Fgt-s' rect stable, where shall keep con-
STAN ly on h,nd first class CARRIAGES. HOH =.
ami RUGGIES tor hire. 7 have recent received a
fine GLAS- II ARSE and Will give my personal AT
tenliOn to furnishing hacks and hearSe Tor funerals
With MANY tina Ks 10 nv friends and the publ; at
large ror past patronage. hopet meri: the same III
tue future by S.rict attention 10 busintSs.
Also BAGGAGE TRANSPORT ALTON.
WM X. SJ1 KIRKLAND, Proprietor.
W. u. SUTHERLAND, Clerk j. 2l-1ln
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FUKHsTURE.

DINE FURNITURE AT AND BEG
II LOW COST.-Not wishing to carry my NSA
STOCK over to the fall, offer large portion tH
of INV stnck-fue DR. SolNG-CAeE SUITS and
other yoods-at and bt low cost Parties In want OF
goods In INV line Will fnu 1t TO their interest 70 ex-
an''ne 'D' K. GATHRIGHT,
3.r61m 16 Governor street.
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ITO! FOR PIC-NICS

AND EXCURSIONS.
The A No. steam-yacht ,El,i HI ,ap.aln
SivIe. ana can I've chartered f,r PIy-N1uS, ACUR'
SIONS and PLEASURE PARTIES on very r. h.
sonabIe terms by the trip or day. Apply W 'he
Cap'aln' d. ho'"e''' CURTIS & PARKER,
,o17-1w No. 10 Eighteenth street.
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NEW CAssJMERES DRILLS,

ESN NEW CASSlMERES, u K L Lo,
DUUks, &C., FOR SUMN ER.-T. r. PRICE u CO.
LINEN DRILLS, LINEN DUCKS and SUIT
lNGS. DKAPE ne Etc for Ren'lemen; sOChs,
shirt, TIES. &C. Stock kept full and compiss .,
all the time. Jeo
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TO THE prpTJrL

TO The pUBLIC>
would sag, having IAN he 1874 June. 1871
sold Out us% Interest in l blisi ness &c my BROKER
Robert Il. Lyme As sreciti.,f by him isld myself
take this Gu, Of returning to dle Iatiic at large
asy very graceful thanks fer the very hperdl pu-
uonage beI@Ned on said irA whilst ssss meui-
aRee of same tc my brother kobert, b*t:teging lie
viii leave notbsnS unaone TO asomote TIC iuieres,
OF those who m,s thrust their business 10 aEs care
Very respectfully, &C.. w. II. LShE..
,Jnna 1S lSTE
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SUMNER RESORTS.
VUE DE L'EAU HOTEL,
HAMPTON ROADS, VA.

This delightful summer seaside resort IS r.,u
open for the reception Of visitors.
LARGE BALLROOM, FINE BAsD, SAILING.
FISHING, BATHING, Bn.LIARD-RooMs, BowLtyc.
ALLEYS, &C., &C. TELEGRAPH OFFICE Is Inv
HOTEL.
Boats from Richmond. Washington, Baltimore.
Norfolk, &C., touch at the hotel wharf
TERMs.-JuBe: $50 per month. sl5 por was,.
$3.50 per day. july and August: $50 per rron,r
:1S per week, 50 per day. Special term. r,r
season. WILLIAM 7. HOWELL.
re 9-lm Manager.
~ II. PRICE,
W
at Meechum's river, Albemar!e county, Va.
Is prepared for
SUMNER BOARDERS.
my 31-lm
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-EW RIVER WHITE SULPUTt
TNAST BELLEMONTE

EAST BELLEMONTE
IA (ALBEMAELE COUNTY VAL
viii he ouencd on the 18TH OF ItSE urrAtm0
for the accom- nlodaiicn at 81 HMr.R GuhRnER'.
This rural retrcIt, situated la sight ct kt>"rk 10
not on the Chesapeake and Onto railroad. W;tT
miles west OF Richmond, Va. Ia the midst ~ IA
elegant. refined community, splendid ,n'ELtHI
scruery. aud delightful waters. ~" pfoprlct"r nt.-
ers herself offers ADVANTAGES 10 'hoe h>i'lhs
n pleasan ana healthy 'ncr resort. For rtf;i-
cul,rs address YRS. EDWARD ThlRMA\.
Keswlck bapor, Aib"rraiic county ~.
References j. K.PACE. Isl q W. Roi>rEa
4 CO.. >UBLETT CARY, A. L. FOX. aug .. i
- NY -f-iW
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DRY GOODS ATLowER PRICES THAN EvER

MONEY SAVED BY PURCHASING YOUR DRY
GOODS FROM LEVY BRoTHERss ;reecent
who have made large purchases CT
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE.

Intending to make change in our business ~
In July, we are selling our entire stock of FUR.
kITUkE and MATTRESSES without rryard
to COST. We have large and complete stock, and
blu. ers will not have The opportunity again to buy
A II parties needing our goods can save money by
seetng our ock. You will find BEDsTEADs. sTDE-
,.oARDS. BUREAUS, ExTENSION-TABLES. WARD.
R,7BRS, PARLOR FURNITURE, NASHSTASDS,
IoVNoES, TABLES. BOOKCASES, CHAIRS, ETA.
CIV Is MATTRESSES, and a great variety or ether
oonns HARDWOOD q RITTER.
80 atm Governor street
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MT FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW
GOODS ut SYCLE B9OrHERS', amongst which
Zoo pieces new SASH RIBBONS in all the late't
styles: -, ,,.,
te am 'o'oiS' sYCLE BROTHERS..
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DARSEs'S HOTEL, HAMPTON, Va,

j. J. BARNES, PRorEiEToH,
will open for the season IN" FiEN of - Nn.
Th. t,nles win he suppllcd . i'm all The dccIc',
of The s:lit-wu er section, and very attention ii
IN The c0mfDr Of guests. There Is aisp ever '"L-
~ ri,,,ca far n, hing my 2G-2m
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= Cry. EGISEEk's OFFICE,t
RICHMOND, VA, June II, 1875.
NOTICE TO STONE-CUNrRACrORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received Mt this
Cfice until WEDNkSnA June 23d. ~ o'clock
81. for FURNISHING and LAYING Gka NlfE
Z Ur~IN1 and FLAGGlSG for rena ring and
reiayiug same for the term OF niue months nom
July lst next
SPECIFICATIONS and samples Of stone can be seen
upon Application at this ONCE.
TIE Committee ON stress reserves the right to
reject any or all bids offered and or rIng The con-
tract for each tice required u The lowest bidders
therefor.
M This Office w. X. CuISHAWa-~
Il 1-ra
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LACE STRIPED SWISS MUSLINS
and VICTORIA LAWNS cheaper than ever
offered before: ,,.
MANSIONS. CAMBRlCs, PlQuES, @c.' d
ia aIeonisn'ne's 10" p'' SYCLE BROTHERS..
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TONY FRIENDS AND The PUBLIC:

shaii In the future. Us In the past be ever ready
to attend promptly TO amy and all business con-
neeted With Gal ESfA re. wrl Ing deeds. taxing
ACKNOWLEDGING ns, &c, and can only ask for a cou-
llhuance OF the Very large and liberxi patronage
bestowed upon the tate firm OF Lyme i Bra bel
during toe past nine years, and pleoge myself 10
give nv whole line anu attention. personally, with
al additional force of assistants to the business IN
ail lis branches, at the Old stand, No. 1917 Main
street. . ROKk R'T r. I,YNE
RICHMOND. June IL, 1878. lie 23.2w
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M ANOTHER LOT OF NEW PARA
SOS just Openedat ,,r,
ja 10 S1CLE BROTHERS,.
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ME- SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to
our -. ok OIL ADJ Sand MISSES HOSE: pLA \.
rMBROlDan and LcCs L IA = HTsS Is
:. n,ir: FANS and CHAIN : NEW SrYAr
b. LIS. CUtLA-S and CUFFS; N-Ck-nUF.
FLI>GS; SCARFS In un endless vlrleiy, ana
,i,n,y OF other ,ods ut great sacl ifice: al
~ CLt Broth Ks 429 Broad street,
,o1o Dstween Fourth and Fifth.
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NILLBORO' HOUSE AND
CRYSTAL CaALYBEATE AND WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MILLBORO' DEPOT, BATH COUNTY, VA

ARE NOW OPEN FOR VISITORS.
This place has been much improved this season.
and Is now one OF the most del ghitul resorts In in.
mountains. For further Information address he
proprietor. Visitors leave the cars here for Rock
bridge Alum. Jordan Alum, M'llborO' Srriug..
WallawhatOata Springs, Bath Alum. Warm. Ho,
and Hea ling Springs. I. l.. IARBROuGH.
10 0.3m Proprietor,
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MAJ GREAT BARGAINS IN CASol-
NJ RI ); PLnIN and 81 XII ED LlNENS,at
10 10 sYGLE BROTHERS,.
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MT LACE SHAWLS, LACE SACQUES.
We have very large stock in this line ana otter
Witt f and Red SHETLAND SIIAWLS at
i.io sYCLE BIOL HERS.
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n1g WHITE and RED. CHECKED MAT
TING TABLE and FLOOR-uILCLOTHS,
IL SYCLE BROTHERS,.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-04

STATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, IS:
y The Franklin Insurance Company, VS..
Jamt NJ. OHM. Jennie NJ. CHM, John w. Blake
Hanna j. Blake, Frederick Knef fer, guardian OF
Lena Knef1er. In the sup rior Court of Marion
county, in the state of Indiana. November
term. 1873. NO. Il $40. Foreclosure of mort
gaze.
BE IL known. that on the Dist dew Of October.
1875. the above named piantin, by ner att1r-
neys, filed Ia The office o. the clerk of the Su.
peTiOr Court of MariOu cOun y, in the state of
Indiana, her complaint against he above
named def, ndants for foreclosure OF mortgage
and on said 2lst day OF Oclo BE-, 1879, the said
plaintiff filed in said clerks Office the affidavit
Of 8 competent perSo Sh0Nng 'ht said de-
fendallts, James N. OiLH and JenA4S II CHM
are not residents of The tate of Indiana
Now therefore. by order of said court said de-
PENDANTS last above named ale hereby notified
of he filing and tendency of said com plant
gainst them, and that unless they apps ar and
answer or demur thereto, at he calling OF said
cause on the second dsy OF the Term Of said
court, to be begun and held al the court house
IN the CITY OF Indianapolis, on the first Monday
in January, 1876, said complaint. and the mat
ters and things therein contain ed and alleged,
Will be heai and determined in their absence.
A. III. BROWN, Clerk.
JONES & RYAN, Attys. for Pin,
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and the devil knows il, and I challenge
every devil in bell to point to any defects
But remember first OF all the arbitrary law
and that that must first be observed. Why,
q few years ago, when the police force 81
Chicago became notably bad, they had =
law passed THAT every policeman must be d
certain height, and they thought that 50
they would change tAe meu. There was 3
great scramble for places, you may De sure,
aud there were two men who had recon-
mendations from the very noblest H1en II
the state, and they
FELT SURE OF THEIR APPOINTMENTS.
They had senators and judges to back them
but, when they went before the examiner,
he said, Il don't want to read all these IN
less have to. First, how tall are your
Il am five feet replied one. Then you
won't 90, at all, and l don't want your le,-
ters,' said the examiner, for our rules say
that all men must be five feet and six
inches And the o. her candidate, whJ wa
five feet and five ard nine-tenths inches.
was thrown cut, too. for he, 100, was under
the curse of the law, and there wa
no difference bet ween him and The
other. In the same way, ii invite all the
Smiths in the city TO take tea with me,
Jones has no right to come bacAIse he car
siEg and entertain company, for his nam'
is not Smith. There If 10 other way for you
to manage to get into Gods feast except b,
taking the name of Smith-thst IL thu
name of sinner and then God will know
you. Aud if you will stop hOuting you
dirty rage OF self-righteousDess aud will
take your trace among sinners, sn0
will acknowledge that you are sin
ner, l have good news for YOU
that Christ died To save sinners"
PRAYING WITH THE PENITENT.
Mr.. Moody then announced that DR.. Tai
mage would take charge of the. meeting il
the rink, and that he would be pleased tC
meet all anxious souls IN the chapel of th
Methodist Church across the way. He
asked the young men to go to the Reformed
Church in Clermont avenue and organize
band. Nearly three hundred men, uadeI
he rather light leadership of Mr.. Morton, o
t. @ lVmOuth Bethel, met and related *
periences, and were visited by both SankeN
and Moody. But Moody's grea est woi las
night was done in the little, dimly
lighted thOdist chapel. There thir,.
aud more of the anxious were
and uncOmmunicatlve a. 10 tongue. MOODY
snd his as-is ants walked among them, cor
eersing with hem, que -tioning them, Icy
~ arguments before them, and finally
praying with each and every one. The
troub led ones were mostly womeu-ther,
were some boys and four or FIVE meI--anC
It vas to the men that Moody chic fly az
dressed himself, leaving the others TO tht
1eacons who were with him. He preferred
the quiet hooks, away from the view
those who crowded in from the street to SCI
the penitents. He led man after man 10 8
darkened, shaded alcove, and there talked
earnestly and quietly, usually with one
hand claspinC the hand of the person with
whom he pleaded.