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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-31
CARPETINGs.

The Journal makes a great howl over the
fact that the present bench has expended in
carpets and general goods from carpet dealers
2,23i 81. This old court had four rooms to fit
up for the judges. which IL proceeded to do by
contracting a bill of SleS2 at Hume, Adams &
Co.. under date of February, 1858, GER
ersl fund, voucher No. s,273. They We're
lican party seems TO be the unpardon-
able sin of buying Brussels instead
OF cheap John stuff. 1t is barely possible,
they foresaw the painful fact that those
earpsts would not last till doem's day, like the
the grave-diggers' work. With the constant
exposed in a pablo Office, they will look
decently from four to six years, and no longer.
Goods of this description are naturally expen-
slYe, and the quarters are large. AT the end
shows a second bill Of the court to Hume,
Adams Co.,, OF 500 20, voucher 6Sl3
bill of sSs s. general fund voucher $3.50; date
July J, 1852, for fiXings In the clerks office,
makes total under this head of 2,47S SO.
Again, we have an expense of three years ex-
court, with all Its tremendous stress OF busi-
ness, found time to start an art gallery. The
called "Jusiiee" price $500. She made her de
but with great eclat, and the connoisseurs
were so delighte that they bought her 81
yards of velvet carpet at So 30 per yard, bouno
it with velvet border at 81 IS a yard, her total
trousseau costing s77 80. Suddenly they dropped
the art idea. and quietly dropped some
linen over the velvet carpet to keep it out Of
the tax payers sight. And there II remains
to this day, under the daub feet, another IL
lustration of Republican spartan simplicity.
Again, when the Legislature constituted a
nth judge by act Of 1872, Gov. Baker appointed
Judge A. l.. Osborn to act until the electio IS
of 1874. The total cost of his room was S4S7 IS,
and is saddled on to the Democratic bench, OF
course. Leaving the other expenses for further
consideration, his carpets aud rugs cost SlT,
which amount should be deducted from the
Democratic expense under this head. Ii
leaves a balance OF S2,034 81 by the Journals
own figures, properly belonging to this bench,
as opposed to a three years eXperse on the Re-
publican side OF s2,47s 50. so mucn for the
carpet chapter.
FURNITURE AND FURNIsBINGs.
The previous bench allowed bills under this
head as follows, and charged them to In,
omniYerous general fund:
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St,9I4 Az

This to be compared with a five years
plumbing bill of $50 ~, which is offset by the
last bill of June alone. The large items at the
head of the list were legitimate expenses in
cured in placing the building in habllaole
order; but, leaving these out OF the question,
exhorbitant as they Were, the reader will see
that in three years this new plumbing re-
quired az outlay of SAB So for additions and
repairs, whereas in five years, with much
more constant use, $3.50 IL has satisfied all d.
mands. More Spartan economy.
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LEGAL.
Notice to NOn-Resident.

Whereas, q certain preeept has been duly
issued 70 me by the mayor of the city of In
annapolis, under the corporate seal of said
city, dated May y 1875, showing that there is
due the following named contractor the
amount herein after specified for street i'm
orovement In the city Of lndianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana.
Due d. Root & Co., for erecting lamp-posts,
Ia nps and fix ures on Columbis avenue, be-
tween MallotL avenue and Eighth street, nom
Snees q Day the sum of Tour dollars and
evenly cents Ga 7O), amount of assessment
charged against lot No. twenty-eight (2e1 in
Fle cher's North addition 10 the city OF In
dianspolis. Marion county, Indiana.
Now, the said defendant is hereby notified
that, unless within e. days after the publica-
ton, for three weeks, of this notice the amount
so assessed against the above descri bed lot or
parcel OF land is paid, will proceed to collect
the amount so assessed by levy and sale Of said
lot or arcel OF land, or so much thereof as
msy be NJ cessary to satisfy the above claim
and ali costs that may accrue.
HENRY W.TUTEWILER,
ExfNx-
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The present bench, according to the Jour-
nails own figures, has spent in five years but
81 ,257 IS. Just about the same expanded by the
last bench in three years. Previously there
were four judges, now we have hve, and three
years OF inaccessible expense under this head
to hear from sgainst the I'd bench.
General Fund. The Old bench 1uxuriated as
follows under thi cad:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-31

Where as, a certain precept has been duly
issued TO me by the mayor or the city OF In
dianapOlis, under the corporate seal OF said
city, dated May 3, 1875, showing that there is
due tire following named contractor the
amount hereinaf er specified for street inn
provement in the city Of indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana.
Due ID. Root & Co., for erecting lamp-posts,
lamps and fixtures on Columbia avenue be-
Malloit avenue and Eighth street, from Sheets
Day Christian namss unknownl, the sum
of four dollars and seventy cents GA T0)
amount Of assessment charged AGAINST lot No.
twenty-nine (2sl in 8. A. Fletcher's North ad-
dition to the city OF Indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana.
Now, the said defendant is hereby notified
that, unless within C2O) day after the publica-
ton, for three weeks, ofthis notice The amount
so assessed against the above described lot or
arcel Of land is paid, will proceed to collect
the amount so assessed by levy and sale of said
lot and parcel eff land, or so much thereof as
may be necessary 10 satisfy the above claam
and all costs that may accrue.
HENRY W. TUTE WILER,
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Entries to the Supreme Court are:
Total.
As 1T SHOULD BE.

We now introduce the ark OF safety, which
the Journal calculator maliciously over
looked, and the figures will change. The
actual, not the garbled, expenses of that Re-
publican bench have been laboriously
fished mp out OF that general fund.
Vouchers win be freely used hereafter, but for
every dollar of the following amount is billed
directly to the supreme bench and should be
found there under any honest system OF ac-
counts though here much more than half the
total is charged to different funds. The terms
here used will readily be understood;
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wILKENs q HALL.
s9S 90

US 10
No doubt the four judges agreed upon
counted general skirmisher and privileged
10 bunk In with the rest in rotation. He was
hair mattress and mahogany gentleman,
and as he never showed any trait OF narrow
ness in his career, the public may rest assured
there was no such arrangement. IfJudge R3y
did live here, he had something 10
rest on. Where those bills? Does
any sane man suppose the judg s
rooms and the other departments could
have been furnished for S261 ~? That expense
has been buried in the corrupt records. Judge
0sborne's imperial bed and bedding cost
I'LL &c, which please deduct from the Gu 4rges
to the present bench. He reposed his Repub-
llcan bones on s3s hair mattress. AT the
least calculation those rooms were not fitted
up for less than 5000. Perhaps this voucher,
on par with other Republican frauds, may
help us out:
September %, 1870.
Voucher 7l7S.l
STATE OF INDIANA,
To furniture for judges room and law
llola $50 90
Allowed, CHAs. A. RAY, q. j.
Lamb az that time was principally in the
business OF being the sherin's son, TO which
onerous duty he added a general oversight OF
the books. How he could temporarily engage
in the furniture trade on capital supplied by
Judge Ray, in addition to his other oppressive
duties, is thrown out as a conundrum.
t GINERAL EXPENSE.
To dsvote the space necessary at this time
to transcribe in full the bills and vouchers for
the period covered by the former bench would
be useless. Tue main point was to show,
beyond the shadow of g doubt, that
the same rules Of expense which
govern the present bench have gov
erned the past. To go over
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Notice to Non Resident.

Whereas, certain precept has been duly
Issued TO me by the mayor of the city of In
dianapolis under the corporate seal of said
city, daled May 8, Is s. showing that there is
due the following named contractor the
amount hereinafter specified for street i'm
provement IN the city of Indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana
Due ID. Root & Co., for erecting lamp-posts,
lamps and fixtures n.Fourth street, Oetween Il
LIMOS street and the central canal from Harriet
ID. wilson the sum of hree dollars and eleven
cents (s3 ll), amount OF assessment cha ged
against lot No. one ~ in Rea q HarrisOns
subdivision of square No. fifteen (l5) BRAKES
addition tn the city of Indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana.
Now, the said defendant is hereby notified
that, unless wiuhin q days after the publica-
ton, for three weeks,OI this notice the amount
so assessed against the above described lot or
par eel OF land is paid, will proceed TO collect
the amount so assessed by Jew and sale OF said
lot or parcel oflsnd, or so much thereof as may
De necessary TO satisfy the above claim and all
costs that may accrue.
HENRY W. TUTEWII.ER,
City Treasurer.
indianapolis, Ind, May IL, 1876. nayl7-Sw
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MARRIAGE
GUIDE.

marriage, on Inc aDuses anU uIEOfut1s OF Illt
sexual system, with the latest discoveries in
the science of reproduction, the duties and
disQuslifcations OF marriage, etc. A book for
private percsal which should be kept under
lock and key. go pages, and many engrav-
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MEDICAL GUIDE on all diseases of a pri-
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be speedily ami permanently cured. l56 pages
with numerous illustrations, sent under seal
for rs cents.
MEDICAL ADVICE on seminal weakness,
lost energy, impotence skin, blood and
chronic diseases, catarlh, etc. A 40 page
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All the above diseases successfully treated,
personally or by letter Established l847. Adj
dress DIR. BUTTS Dispensary, NO. IL n.
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III you feel dull, drOwsy, debilitatSd.
have frequent headache, mouth tastes badly,
poor appetite and tongue coated, you are
suffering from torpid liver, or "biliousness {"
and nothing will cure so speedily aid perma-
nently as to
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-31
SATURDAY, the 10th day of June, A. 1
1876,

between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and 4
O'clock p. M. Of said day, at the door OF the
Court house of Marion county, Indiana, the
re nts and profits for a term not exceeding
seven years, OF the following real estate, To-
wit:
TutewiIers subdivision of lots number
twenty-one (,l) 10 twenty-six (6 inclusive, OF
Morris's addition to the city of Indianapolis;
Also forty (4e) feet of of The south ends Of lots
No. sixty-four (65), sixty five (6o) and sixty-six
(6sJ in Drake and Mayhew's addition to the
city OF indianapolis; also lot number two
hundred and ninety-eight (29s) in Fletcher,
Witt, Tayl or ct al. subdivision Of outlot num-
also lot number thirty-hve (3@ in Burr aud
Miller's subdivision OF Brooks addition to the
city OF Indianapolis: also lot number twelve
Q2l in Dumont's sub 5ivislon OF outiot mum Der
thirty five f35) fet on Virginia avenue in out
lot mum Der one hundred and two l0D in the
city of indianapolis; also lot numbs fourteen
(l5l and fourteen and forty-hve hundredths
ll4l- 10 feet off OF the south side OF lot num-
Der fifteen (l5lin Ham and Dawson's subdi-
vision of Thomas l.. Phillips' subdivision of
six (6) acres offof The west side OF 50 uare num-
Der twenty -four (21 in Johnsons heirs addi-
ton 10 the city of Indianapolis, in all Marion
county, Indians. 1r
Ifsuch rents and profits viii not sell for
sufficient sum TO satisfy said decree, interests
and costs, will, at the same time and place,
expose 10 public sale the fee simple OF said
resl estate, or so much thereof as may be
sufficient TO discharge said decree, interests
and costs.
Said sale will be made without any relief
what ever from valuation or apprsisemeat
i'a.sisoa I'll ALBERT REIssNER,
h1'aH Sherifof Marion county.
BAKER. II, & H., Att'ys for Pm.
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Notice to NONRESIDENT.

Whereas, O certain precept has been duly
issued to me by the mayor Of the city OF In
dianapolis, under the corporate sesl of said
city, dated May Z, 1876, showing that there is
due the following named contractor the
amount hereinaf er suecified for street i'm
provement in the city OF Indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana.
Due u. Root & Co., for erecting lanlp-p7s.-,
lamps and fixtures on Ash street, betv 81
Seventh and Ninth streets, from TheoG De-
GIBBONS the sum of four dollars and twentv
our cents (3i 24), amount of assessment
charger against lot No. nine 90 In E. j. Hoss's
subdivision, square No. twsnty-one (2l) in
Jonnson's heirs addition TO the city of In
dianapolis, Marion county, Indiana.
Now, the said defendant is hereby notified
that, unless within 90 days after the publica-
ton, for three weeks, OF this notice the
amount so assessed against the above de-
scIibed lot or parcel of land is paid. will pro-
coed 10 collect the amount so assessed by levy
and ale OF said lot or parcel of land, or so
much thereof rs msy be necessary TO satisfy
the above claim and all costs that may accrue.
HENRY W. TUTEWILER-
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THE INITIAL LIE.

In the absence of authority as decisive as
the above, therefore, the Journals figures are
arbitrary. But the line OF attack has been in
decently consistent throughout in this respect,
and need excite no surprise The same method
adopted in the treatment of the year 1868, will,
IL followed through the financial history OF
that bench, lead TO the following results and
the figures placed side by side in order to
have their logical and conclusive effe 4:
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City Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind, May II, 1876. msyIs-Sw
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BOUGHT OF A. GERHARD.

In other words the Supreme Court room re-
ceived all the attention In the furniture line,
most ridiculous idea. Four rooms were fun.
ntshed entire with tables, chairs, bedsteads and
bureaus. Where are these items? Not under
expenses OF the supreme Court, not under the
general fund. The investigator might search
the vouchers for six months without finding
clue to these expenditures. Here is a crumb
of comfort.
February IL, 1858.
Supreme Court
WILKENs & HALL.
No. French beds-......... ...............S45 90
No. Spring IS 90
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HENRY W. TUTEwILER.
City Treasurer.
indianapolis, Ind, May IL. 1876. mayls-sw

OHERIFFs SALE. By virtue OF a certi-
y fed copy OF a decree 10 me di' ected, from
the clerk Of the Superior Court of Marion
county, Indiana, M a cause wherein Jonathan
wardspi1 plaintiff and Charles Barnitz
is defendant, requiring me to make
the sum of two hundred and seventy-three
dol ars and seventy-two cents, with interest
on said decree and cost, / will expose at
public SALE 70 the highest bidder, on
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John G. HanniDg was Fad twice for four
items OF the expense:
Indianapolis, April %, 1865
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Comment unnecessary. But TO proceed with
the plumbing department, all under general
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BOOKS FOR THE MILLION.

A Physiological View of
Marriage and Private
counsellor Of the married
and those contemplating
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lily AIcdSOIcI.
Indianapolis, Ind, May IL, 1876. nay17-Sw
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The previous bench allowed bills under this
head as follows, and charged them to the
omniverous general fund:
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That is Whist the last bench spent. The
figures have been patiently and faithful
taken from the records, and in this arithmetic
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-10-04
Parliament I.rorogued.

Agreeably to public notice, the Legislative
Assembly was prorogued at II o'clock noon
of Saturday last by the King in person. A
few minutes before the above hour, their
Majesties arrived at Aliiolani House, in the
state carriage, drawn by four bay horses,
and under royal salute, fired from a battery
within the Palace grounds. The cavalry,
under command of Lieut. Makanui, were
drawn up in King street, and the Household
Troops aud Princes Own Volunteers under
Major Gulick, in front of the main entrance
of the Government House. The hall was
well filled, but it was remarked that the
audience was smaller than usual. The King
appeared in plain dress, which is always the
most becoming to him. Queen Kapioani was
very tastefully attired in rich white silk,
with black velvet skirt, trimmed with
white silk or satin. Her dress and easy
manner were admired by every one. After
the opening prayer by the Rev. H. H. Parker,
His Majesty read the following speech, in
Hawaiian and English:
MOBILES AND REPRESENTATIVES: / con-
graduate you upon the termination of IN I'M
usually protracted session, and 1 desire to
express my appreciation of the services of all
those gentlemen, whether Mobiles or Repre-
sentatives, who, at considerable personal
sacrifice, have devoted their time to Legisla-
tive duties.
The appropriations which you have made
for the different branches of the Government
are on liberal scale, and it will now be the
dutt. nf my. Mipfcfars 10 H. q,
sums are spent economically, and so as TO
secure the greatest possible advantage to the
Kingdom.
l trust that the laws which You have en-
acted will be productive of all the benefits
which you anticipate, and amongst the reso-
lutions which it has pleased you to pass,
look forward with hope to the good effects
which may spring from the one by which you
recommend the Appointment of Commissioners
to devise Ways and Means to arrest the de
cay and decrease of the original Hawaiian
race.
l cannot omit also to express my gratifca-
ton that during your session everything has
been accomplished to carry into effect the Re-
ciprocity Convention with the United States
OF America, a convention which must result
IN increased prosperity to the Nation and
which should materially aid in preserving the
IlaWallah race, by oherlng to the people an |
incentive to industry one of the surest means
OF preserving health and long life.
l have to thank you for the liberal provision |
which you have made for myself and family.
MOBILES AND REPRESENTATIVES When |
You return to your homes, l trust that you |
will impress upon the people the necessity of |
the laws and of laboring diligently |
for the advancement of themselves and fami-
lies; and let them remember that whilst they
have now presented to them an opportunity of
securing their prosperity, such prosperity can
only be secured by industry and by respecting
.he laws of God and man.
now declare this Legislative Assembly of
he Kingdom prorogued
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time gardens; old fashioned flowers, sun flowers.
and hoyhocks, with mint and peppers on either side
of the walk, and mammoth beet and turnip showed
q small vegetable bed, amidst the flowers Entering
in you are at once surrounded by old time relies
spinning wheel in operation Is worked by lovely
young lady in old time costume. The dresses worn
are all relics. believe, but the snowy lace and white
muslin caps have been reproduced from ancient
models and to grace the sweet fair faces that have
so kindly lent themselves to give life to the old time
tableaux. Here are old high back wooden chairs
and quaint old rocking chairs, covered with vert-
able old chintz Of hundred years old AT one Of
the front windows sits plump lady knitting stock
ings FROM veritabe yarn Of the age. OF course
the hose are blue, and the yarn is so tender that
often she must tie knot. Here is the very old
cradle, black with age. and minus the rockers. in
which Peregrine White, the baby born on the May
flower in 1920. lulled to sleep, and down in the
deep cradle lie two dolls, side by s;de one an I'M
couth rag baby Of one hundred or more years ago,
and the other a darling wax baby Of the present
generation. Old writings lie on the stand in the
centre Of the room. and the FIRE place represents the
veritAble old days old crane from which depends
pots and kettles which have sent in,-heir looms
from kitchens of former generations. MAC
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CrPREnE COURT OF TIIK HAwAuAxIs n.

SrPRElTE COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN n.
- LANDS. In probate. i=aand ~ oah1. Hsvalsn u
n he matter OF the estate Of chris,opker IT. Isr-
late OF Honolulu, deceased
Before Hon Chas G. Harris Order appolntinr me
for probate Of VIII and directing publication q n
the same
document purporfns % Dc the last WI ard testament
ofC A. Levers. late Of Honohiia dfccased having ~
the 15th day OF September A. u 1878. hem rsets, I.
said probate Court and petition fr ths pruate
issuance % letters tsstar-sutsry Cls RI
Bishop and ". G. rarke having been Sled nF them.
II is hereby ordered, that THURSDAY. TIE i@ra. pay
OF OCTOBER. A. 10. 1879. az DO o'cecE. A. r. ~
said day. the Court ~ aid Court a. tlo-ar
Houss. Honolulu. IN the Island sf oahu, BE-
same s hereby appointed the time flr pruVnE NJ "a
and bearing sid application when and uhere any perua
Interested nav appear and the said aaI -
granting % letters testauicuary-
further ordered that noiice thereof - irrn ty
publication for three Successive weeks. IN t1n uns-sn
Gazette newspaper printed and Published in h0nolria
And Is further ordered ctatuus be ssue ID ~,
subscribing witnesses zd VII. ana % ne heirs
testaior. Honolulu arpenr the time appulntsI
Dated Honolulu, n. l. 2sth. o. sept. 1875.
Ciiks. T. HARRIS
Jusfice % the Suprcula ga..-f
Atfests sSo. f BknSAEp. Dcputv Clerk st-sll