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''D THE rINprxG or THE DIAMONDS.
Jaqg

The search Tor the treasures o. the deposed
Sultan IL stIl IN progress. Nun fasba. a
brother in-lAw 81 sutton Murad. has already de-
liyered seven million lire 10 the Minister OF Fl
nance. Many OF the royal diamonds have been
discovered, including the largest diamond
of tue ROYAL treasury of lurkey,
known nv the name OF Tschoban Tasehi the
"Sheperdstone. which for several wears has
been missing. sultan Abaul Aziz one day had
IL fetched from the royal treasury and never re-
turned IT. lie was rumored 10 have gwen II,
within year or two, TO sons commonplace
scamp that bad crept into his graces. But II
was discovered among the treasures of his
l..ar
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T. ltf%4
a. WI he seen IA L without supplying asy OF
h. sllhplhs At aN. and taking the building es-
m ihe uinch hSures given by the Depart
-" rune Hnldinis, Mr.. Caulhed gets "a
49, no ihe urout On his cpDfTuct T. suptS,
49, ihcH lpiins ~ the port OF New YORK.
- d. 'u Au bc SID here that 10 evidence hhA
H. . Ih iha lufestigation to show that iE
b. ,u'i'Ai tlnda Of n ply above enumerated
H. msAius charge thh violate his contract
b. 'uRooAtA u = pay Cmlileld 900 year would
IA tuttel ~ y y about 800 ia JerAey CITY or
m st, nlVoAhn The tOial Amoun' received by
m. it'" lof sup, lylny water 10 tugboAts dur
he,t4, Yhsi year " ~ tl,ll3p. or less than one
re..p VIA 'aulheiu received At half rates.
ue,',hs 10 is OBVIOUS. G ulheid can sell water
b. c,'",l COTS nan nothing. All the business
n.a" H'ep ava, ON the adjoining cities ~ 20
I, g11 Vie'i 1antO MIA. A tugboat owner ha-
hAeyn,'" 10 pui nay his as every six months
Un.G a. lie cts HAL, yet d permit signed
h.. tts " 10 ana then 20 To the VIII ri aud At
"a lhet ,sr TO hydrant II he desires 70 sc
| bD,dv m' an 40 80 ~ going across 10 rs
lell,. "! opposite the City Hall Dut IL /. n II
! l.,sSc ~ To bother him Even The Hrnck,yn
| atte .auy avs its yearly t60OO AT the ofiice
Ia n, aaIu ~ IA he MorAs In the CITY Hall
Rt1 ON ",.s''p department business Is IN IL
I niia omc.. ~ nefeut principles. lie has "A
! Iron w." iet - East river, adJoining the
LINE '' ne SENDS out Ais bills Ia Lis owe
Hsaa.D1l'e y he sent In bill Of $40 against the
ht Eii'p y tada tut none Of his bills aualnst
I've nee ".a " 'ulnn line, to which IL belongs
hsAb wtu occupied Tor several months 4 he
NAe cGnt,..e seen m the following paragraph
"aIe with Cau.held:
r. e,li tsilg water regularly, one.half Of
" tf.uusIj ~ helT Custoul House measure
Mh. "-' s'e IN vessels one cent per ton, &C.
\ w '1'OA clsIp that the Nevada,
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FROM THE SOUTh ERN SECTION OF
THE STATE,

PULITZER AT TELL CITY-MEssMoRE AT
CANNELToN-GRAND TORCH LIGHT PRO-
Observation-Disclosures CROWDS AND SPLENDID
sPELCHEs.
Especial Correspondence of the Sentinel
TELL CITY, IND, Sept. 16.-The Hon.
Joseph Pulitzer was received here on the
18th by large torchhght procession, and
delivered an able and effective speech to
more than 1 900 people. He is the peer in
every way OF Carl Schurz. The grandest
torchlight procession that has ever taken
place in this county marched through
CanDelton last Friday night. A pole was
raised in the afternoon and the names of
rilden and Hendricks thrown to the
breeze. Col. ]. A. Messmore delivered
40 excellent speeches, one In the alter
noon and one st night. He spoke chic fly
uDon the finance and reviewed the une-
quail legislation OF the Republican Con-
gress in favor of the bondholders. We are
gsining votes every day; have got the Re-
publicsDs under and Will make them cry
ia October,
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NOTICE..
ministratcr's Sale of Real Estate

The undersigned will sell at public sale to
the highest bldd r on the 4tn day OF October,
1876, on their respect We premises, the follow
ing de criDed trac = OF land:
FIRST. Commencing one cnain and "A links
r. 0t the N W. corner OF hac i0n6l quarter OF
s c. 81, T. 10, N. K. 8, K, running thence (.
along the N. line OF said quarter Sec. IS chains
and links to the y. r. corner thereof: thence
:. 1. chains and Links 10 a stoI e; thence w.
with Set ton bearing g. chat and 81 links to
the w. line thereof; thence N. along the w.
Ii. thereof IL chains and 561z links: thence &
L chain and "a links. theme N. chains and Sc
ings TO the place OF beginning, containing 40
acres.
SECOND. Commencing at the s. W. corner or
the ~. w. quar- Of said Sec. 80, running
the ce east n n chains and IL links to q
stone: thence N. along r. line of said quarter
-ec. IL chains ana 8 / Dks To stone; thence
In a westerly dirtc ON q chains and l6 links
10 a stone or tueW line the reOf; thence 8.
along aid w. line IL chains and AZ links to the
place of beginning, containing 80 and 62-l00
acres.
THIRD. Commencing AZ the N. K. corner OF
Sc. 81, T.. Is X. B. -, running thence W. IL
rpds; thence ). "A d., tue CT 4. IL rods;
hence N 2iH "a, IA the y ace OF beginning,
cont lining ABOUT cres, AL In Marion c0un-
ty, state of Indiana.
SAID sales will be made ri the hour of 2. p.
M Of said day, upon me fol owing terms: The
purchaser to pay one-fOurth down, One-fourth
In Fix months. one-fourtn in Twelve months.
and one-fourth in eighteen months, the adj
ministrator to execute and deliver q deed OF
convey ance, and the pure aser TO execute q
NOR gage upon the premi- es to secure The de-
FIRED payments. "A APLE LOFTlN.
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encouraged to believe that they had q
chance of carrying the state for Harrison.
But for some reason the slight exhibition
OF the war spirit has gradually disap-
peared, until IL is now q thing of the past.
They can't enthuse worth q cent. They
hired Ia nnemsn's Opera House and sd-
vertised Senator Wright of Iowa, and the
Hon. l.. +. Miller, candidate for reporter
OF the superior court, Tor speeches last
night. the weather was delightful. The
bills had been posted for eight or ten day s..
The band psrsded the streets In the evan
ing, hut when the grave Senator, with
ministerial air and tones of voice, began
his speech, there was by actual count, just
Two hundred snd twenty one persons in
the bali To bear him, and as for poor Mil
Ter, he quit the rostrum because he was
compelled to by the honest indignation OF
Republicans present, while in the midsr
Of an attempt to prove that Uncle lmmy
Williams was a secessionist. Rsdicslism
mas died an early de.th in the campaign
mere, and any Efforts to strain the machine
again 10 the point OF enthusiasm is likely
10 break up the whole concern. They
have evidently heard from their head
quarters that the die is cast, and that
U Gle Jimmy Is good for 10000 majority In
October.
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CTATE OF INDIANA, Ma-ion county, IS
y In the Superior Court OF ~ ar on county
IN the state OF Indiana, October term, 1876.
No. 6,l4S.
John A. Deford VS.. Jack son Chance ct al.
BE IL known, that ON ths 17tn day OF August,
1876, the above name1 pIaintia. oy his attor-
ney filed In the office OF he clerk Of the Su-
perior Court of Marion county. IN the safe %.
Ind a. a. ms com pls a. gainst The above
named defendants for foreclosure OF mortgsge,
aud o. said llth dsv o. September, 1916, the
saio plain iii Il ed In said clerks office the
affidavit o a competent persoa showing that
SAID DEFENDANTS. Emma C0rdus and Edwas d
c rdua, are not residents OF the state of Ia
diana.
Now therefore, ny order of said court, said
defendants last above Damsd are hereby n0ti-
ned OF me a. ing and tendency OF said com
plant against them, and that unless they APP
pear anu answer or demar thereto at the
ca ling of ssid cause On the sec md day OF the
term Of said court, to be h gun and held at the
G urt house in the CITY of Indianapolis, on the
nrst Monday in November, 76, said com
plsint, and the matters and things therein
contained and alleged, viii be heard and de-
fermineo In their y bEence.
AUSTIN n. BROWN, Clerk.
D. ". BURNS, Att'y ior Plfn. sep l3-sw
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NTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, IS: IL
y the Superior curt of Marion county, In
the s ate of Ind ana, october term, 1s7e
No. IA, 72l
Jesse Powers and " lillian O. Langdon VS..
Alfred ]. Howell, James NJ. Kelly aud William
p. Adkenson.
Be il known that on the 2fth day of June
1876, the above named plain IFS, by their attor.
neys, fled IN The office of the clerk Il the
Superior Court o Marion county, In the state
OF Indiana, a complaint AGAINST the above
named de endants for attachment, d
on said 2lh day of lure. 1876, the saio
PLAINTIFF filed in said clerB g flee the affida
of q con- petent person showing that said de
fend mt. Alfred j. Howell, is not resident
o the STATE of Indiana
Now therefore, by order of said court, said
defendant last above named is hereby mott
fed OF The fling and tendency OF said CON-
Olaint ag inns him, a d that unless he appears
and answers or Inurs ther-t at the calling
of said cause on the second day of the term o
said court To be begun AID held at the court
house in the cit of lndianapoli on the firsi
Monday in Novembe Der, 1875, aid complaint
and the ma tiers and things herein contained
ana al eyed, will be heard and determined In
his absence.
AUSTIN n. BROWN, Clerk.
HARVEY d CALVIN, Att'ys for PI'tf.
sep 13-3w
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STATE OF INDIA ANA, Marion county, IS
- In the Superior Court of Marion county
in the at of Indiana, October term, 1876
No. 15,55l. Attachment.
Bernhard Schweitzer VS.. James M. Kirk
wood.
Be 1t known, that on the sth day OF Septem.
Der, 1875, the above named painttff. by his
attorneys filed in the Office of the clerk of the
Super, or Court of Marion county, In tile sta'e
of Indiana, his complaint against the atove
named DEFENDANT for attachment and
on said 8th day of September. ,s76, the said
plaintiff fed in said clerks office the sfi1davtt
OF competent per on showing that Said de-
fendant James M Kir wood, is not q resi-
dent of the state If Indiana.
Now therefore, by order OF said Court, said
defendant last above named Is hereby notified
of the fling and pendency of said complaint
against him, and that I'm :ess he appears and
answers or demurs thereto, At the calling OF
said cause on the second day of the term OF
said court tn be begun and held at the court
house In the city of Indianapolis, on the mrs
Monday In November. 1875, Eaid com plant,
and the matters and things tner in contained
and alleged, win be heard and determined In
his absence.
AUSTIN II. BROWN, Clerk.
pAEMALEE NoRyoE, Att'ys Tor Prtn.
soptIo-SW
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LEGAL.
Sale for Benefits.

By virtue of an act OF the General Assembly
OF the State OF Indians, approved March l7Ln,
1873, entitled " Ap act in relation 70 he laying
our, opening. widening, altering, and vacation
OF streets, alleys and highways" ETC., will,
on
SATURDAY, October 18th, 1875,
sell at public auction. in the City Court Room,
OF the City OF indianapolis, Indiana, between
The hours of 10 o'clp OK A. NJ. and O'Clock p. N.
OF said day, The following described lot or par
Gel o. land, or so much thereof as may be ne c.
essary IN satisfy he sum hereinafter named,
as assessed galnst sucn premises for benefits,
and all costs, to-wit:
Lot No. twenty-five (22) in Martindale's adj
dition to the city of Indianapolis, Marion
@ unty Indiana, owned by EDGAR Fost, 7,
End sga' INST which is assessed the sum of forty
hve $50 dollars, for benefits in the ma ter of
oDeni g Second stIset frUm Meridian to Penn
sylvanla streets.
HENRY w. TUTEwLER,
City Treasurer
Indianapolis, Ind, September Is, 1876.
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TIE NOR ri SOLID.
LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING A.
ELKHART AND SOUTH ND,

LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AT
ELKHARr AND SOUTH B ND.
Especial Correspondence of the SEM inel
HEADQUARTERS NoRTHERN INDIANA,
DIvIs on GRAND ARMY OF ADM >IsTRA-
TIVE REFORM, September 40, 1876.
There is founder in the sky and slight
ming everv limo" in Northern Inoisns.
II the meetings % Friday at Elkhsrt, and
Saturday at South Bend, are any indcs-
tons OF WHAT is going on il
Their parts OF the state, the Democracy
will sweep Indiana on the Toto O,
next mouth by 25 900 maj brity. 1t had
been advertised that Uncle nmy Will
Msms, Dan W. voorhees, and NJ a. Bovee
wound ADDRESS the electors of T. knart
cum y and vicinity, on Friday afternoon
and evening. the day opened beautifully
FIR the Cause of tie ID mpcrscy. At II
o'clock Dick ry pols $50 feet higb
was ras, d amId the shouts OF
the multitude winch at that early hour o
the day mad already made known their
preseoce. Mr.. B)vee, VINO had arrived OF
an earl tram, Was called upon ior brIsi
speec !, which he gave To the multitude a.
q sort of chris enii g or as a preliminary
to the speeches whico were To folio " in the
af ernoOn and evening AZ 2:30
O'Clock a. least three tnousao'
were assembled In front of the STAND
wnere seats had been provided tor sbOu'
800 G iveroor Williams opened the bal
with q sp-ech OF ab ut an hours duration,
followed by he Hon. NJ. II Bovee, W Nc,
in a spirI ed address of an hour and half.
held LIS sudi-Dce wi b the lusest atten-
ton. La tue evening the Hon. ID. W.
VOORHEES, ao0rs s-ed audience e.
timsLed at 5000, who listeoed for
two hours to the eloquent
ADDRESS of TINS sble champ, on OF p7o-
pies cause b hundred torches We're In
and otn.r sec IN p,DIments OF such pa.
rsdss AL IN all, IL WAS glorious day tor
Ekhart.
AT SOUTH BEND
the same grand meetings were held as or
the previous day, only with Increased
numbers in attendance. Mr.. VOORHEES,
and Blue Jeans spoke at the afternoon
meeting to 600 people, and NJ. q. Bovet
WAS aon.uD. ed TOR the evening. The
torches tDe evening, by actual couu'
numbered some 100, while the R-puOli
cas-, 0ho bad ms el1ug o. sbOot malt tn
sizso of h. ID m era g, ID umbeTe $40 torches
aud were ADDRESSED bv Senator Allison
The Dem cratic meeting WAS an immens'
sffsir. Chinese lanterns and farmers d tleC
the cOurt yaf0 gruund, Wn1ie An esgel
crowd OF AZ iessi 4000. so Ne estimating II
as hixh 6W0, were address
by B We, Wr Of La rte. an
Copeland sno Powers OF Kalamt
zoo. The meeting MAS mos entbu
sisstic and dem nstrstIve. AT III o'cioct
sojOurumeDr was proposed, when th'
crowd ca leo upon we tor q secoDt
speech, u which NJ scceded in additions
remarks 81 sopus fifteen minutes. Gres
Rond was lone by ootD meetings, and IL
results WI "a observable next m NTH
Had Schuyler Co fax ben home b.
would nave come Co the conclusion tina
the Gay ~ judgment nsd come for bi
party. NOitEsTD Indiana will do he
whole gu " ID
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Sale for Benefits,

By virtue OF an act of the General Assembly
OF the state Of Indiana. approved March nth,
1875, entitled I" An act in re alton to the laying
out, opening widening, altering, and vaca, ion
OF streets, alleys and highways" etc., will, on
SATURDAY, October 7ih, 1876,
Sell at public auction, at the City Court Room
OF the city of indianapolis Is. Indiana, b-tween
The hours OF l0 O'Clock A. M. and o'clock p.
said day, the following described lot OF
parcel OF land, or so much the eoI as may be
necessary 10 satisfy the sum hereinafter
famed, as sessed against suen premises for
oenehJs, and all costs, to- wit:
Lot No. ten (lG in Martlnda les addition to
the city OF INDIANAPOLIS Marion county, Indi-
ana, owned oy AbDie Ju SON. against which
l. assessed the sum OF one hundred and d teen
i1l5rdOllars for benefits In the matter of open
ing Second street from Meridian TO Pennsyl-
yania streets.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
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SATURDAY, October T.. 1876,

sell at public auction. at the City Court room,
If the city of Indianapolis, Indiana, between
the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and O'Clock r.
M. OF said day, the following described lot or
parcel OF land, or so much thereof as ma be
necessary to So isfy the sum hereinafter
named, as assessed against such premises for
b, nefits and all costs, to-wit:
Lot No. three C0. and twenty-six (20 feet of
the south side OF lot No. two "a In Mays adj
dition to The city If Indianapolis, Marion
county, II diana, owned oy ID. A. Richardson,
against which il assessed the sum of MY (s5u)
dollars, for Dement'S In the mat of opening
second street, nom Meridian to Pennsylvania
streets.
HENRY W. TUTEWILHR,
CITY Treasurer,
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Sale for Benefits.

By virtue of an act of the General ASSEM-
D y OF the state of Indiana, Apr we'd NJ arch ~,
1875, entitled An act in rea ion to the laying
out, open MIN, widening, altering, and va cation
OF streets, alleys and highways" ETC., will
On
SATURDAY, October Z, 1876,
sell at public auction, at the City Court Room
o. the eli y Of indianapolis, Indiana, between
the hours OF 10 clock A. N. and O'Clock p. II.
Of said day, the following descri bed lot or -
eel OF land or so much thereof as MAYBE
ueces airy TO satisfy ia sum hereinafte
named, as assessed ag linst such premises for
benefits and all costs, TO wit:
COmmen e1ng u feet, seven IncneS south of
The northeast corner, p feet, seven inches, by
lS5 feet OF lot No. four (4) IN ST. Clalrs add.
ZION TO the city of Indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana, owI ed by s. Kaufman,
against VIII Oh is as essed the sum of seventy
dive (s7 dollars, TO- benefits IN the matter Of
opening Second street, from Pennsylvania to
Meridian streets.
HENRY w. TUrEWILER,
City Treasurer,
Indianapolis. Ind. September Is 1876
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

General Crook arrived at Ft. Laramie
last evening and is now In council with
General Sheridan who has been awaiting
LIN IT tnss p0inL sluce SATURDAY.
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Sale for Benefits.

By virtue of an act OF the General Assembly
of the state Of Indiana, approved March
nth, 1875, entitled IAN act in relation to
laying out, opening, widening, altering and
vaca ion OF streets, alleys ana highways" etc.,
will, on
SA URDAY, October 7th, 1876,
sell at public auction, at the City Court Room,
of the city of lndienspol s, Indiana, between
the hours OF 1U o'c.ock A. NJ and O'Clock P. M.
Of said day the following described lot or
parcel otland, or so muth the eOf may
necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter
named, as assessed sgainst such premises for
benefits and ali costs. to-wil:
Lot No. one (l) and the south enc half Of lot
No, two ~ In a. l.. Wright's LIST addition to
the city OF Indisnap Marion unity, In
diana, owned b. q. NJ Brook against which
is assessed the sum of thirty (SS0 dollars for
benefits in the matter of opening Second
street, from Meridian to Penpsylvania stree Is.
HENRY W. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind, September 1S, 1876.
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GREE VCAsrLE CLEANING.

TIE BoiD, b. d CAUSE OF RADIcALIsM ON
TBE wAHE In Old PUTNAM.
Tsp cial Corres pondence OF he senttDell
GREENcAsTLE, Ind, Sept. 20. lS76 Ten
days ago the Il puDlicans here had, by the
uss OF money sno TIE machine sppiisnces.
succeeded IA arousing a little OF the old
ssine splhps,ssm. aLa SOLE al sasa. Wese
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By virtue of An act of the General Assembly
OF the state of Indfar a, approved March IL b,
1875, entitled IAN act in relation 10 the laying
out openlr 9, widening altering, and vacation
of streets, alleys and highways" etc, will,
on
SATURDAY, October z, 1876,
Sell at public auction, at the City Court Room,
of The city of Indianapolis, Indiana, tween
the hours oil L. O'Clock A. N. and O'Clock M.
OF said day the following described lot or par
Gel OF land, or so much thereof as may be nee
esssry 10 satisfy the sum hereinafter named,
a. assessed against such premises for benefits
and all costs, to-wit:
Lot No. twenty three (23) In Martindale's
addition to he city of Indianapolis, Marion
county. Indiana owned by Fred Rusch, % ga int
which is assess The sum OF forty-hve (S45l
dollars for benefits IN the matte of open lng
Second street from Meridian to Pennsy lvanla
streets.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind, September 10, 1875.
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SATURDAY, October Z, 1876,

sell at public auction. at the City Court Room
of the city OF Indianapolis, Indiana between
the hous of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock p. NJ.
of said day, the following described parcel oil
land, o much he eOf as MAJ be necessary
TO satisfy the sums hereinafter named, as as
sessed agains such premises, for benefits and
all costs, to-wit:
Two acres, more or less, of the north side of
lot y o. eleven ID, in St. Glars ADDITION to the
city of Ind IAN polls. Marion county, India a.
owned by E. Martin 1sle, against W uich Is
assessed the sum of one hundred and twenty
Is 2O) dollars, Tor benefits in Il e matter of
opening second street from Meridian 10
Pennsylvan. a street.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianannlis. Ind Sapfamher 13, 1876.
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A~Eas-rV WHAT You NEED
AA6N y lose lively In hard times
Is sonnet hing useful and practical. is " pots
Then write for rculars ana terms for our n "
low. priced book, which actually saves
money 70 every buyer. SrANrARD Book
scGss, S1neinpe a, Onics
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By virtue of an act OF the General Assembly
OF the state or Indians, approve March 18th,
1919, emitted IAN act in relation TO the lay ing
out, opening, widening, altering md vacation
OF streets, alleys and highways" ETC., will,
on
SATURDAY, October Z, 1876,
sell at public suction. at the ci y court room
OF the city of indianapolis, Indiana between
ne hours OF 10 O'Clock A. N, and o'c Ock p. NJ f,
OF sa1d day. the following described lot OF
parcel OF land, or so much thereof as may be
necessary TO satisfy sum hereinafter
named, has assessed against such premises ioI
benefits, and all costs, tO-wit:
Sixty-three (6S) feet south side of lot No.
eighteen 81, and fifteen (l5) eet north side iot
No. nineteen (l9) in Martindale's abolition 10
The city OF lndi naDOlis, Marion county Indi-
any, owned by A. SprIngstein, against viii b
is assessed the sum of forty-five (ps5) dollars
f"r benefits in the matter II openil g
second street from Meridian TO Pennsylvania
streets.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind, September l3, 1879.
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The attendance yesterday excels any
previous day In the history of the Gen.
tenial exposition. Over 100 600 sdmis-
siops were reported up to O'Clock. G-D.
Grant 10 present and at noon lunshed ut
the Irish headquarters.
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Sale for BenefiLS,

By virtue OF an Act OF the General Assem-
bly, Of the state If Indians, approved March
IL, 875, entitled "An ct in relation TO the lay
ing out, opening, widening, altering and va
cation of streets, alleys and highways, etc.,
l will on