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Ut hfS h.Ift,r JnnI, ~
l;rt N" ''sHrr my country. people tint know too
Ws!! III" grateful t"toanttl'n ever accorded by Then,
attempted to farwar1 the national iftepc;,Jcnsr
any rrost"rity 1T ErGlanI, IL nerd any r,,ttt prooT
a. lnia Tint They continue true tn tJ,er ir%t in.
E!'s tue tfstlmnn!n1 the prcsen. rhaIp. j wunl.l
hasc considered 1t an ungtactoua act u, my part i,
fore. in whatever linbc ncknowlct,cu,cnt ron may
mike to nay On h:!,alf of myself and chIIdfcn that
we accept The efnnrial In the rpts In which II laa
mci.. We dcssc 10 return sincere thanks fU1 The
cnarteous manner In which ynu have exrcnted thc
1ust comnitted to you. remain. very truly yours
LANE MITcHxL
, 1876-06-15


nETnorr. Mieh., Jnnc 14.-Tbn seventh nnnra,
meeting OF the 1lorse Breeders Association p Jack
aon, Mlch, commences Jnne 20. There u.c seycn.
ty-t'Tn cntFlcs, including, IN tho frec.for ALL no.
dine. Bndger dfri, Gen. Garfield Obssyycr, Frank
Rfnes, Molltc sfoFriH. and Kansas Chief Tho 10
eight different Statca Tho Indications ure lar i
sh!a Association, o~'' ~
TIE ASCOT KAcgs
!, LoSDoa, juno 14.-At Ascot to day the Corona.
nn saEes s TstG S Won BY F9otstep. viii Apnea md
Cup was won by IIopbloom. DaIhan, gec;'nh Ati ~
Thorn Third. Tho fayortto came In eleventh, let
Ing was 20 to against the winner. match Eacc
was won By the former.
DETROIT.
Special hspdsch to 1hs tribune
DETNo1rr, Mich, Jnne l4.--Enirics for thc com.
ins M races here clnscd Tonight and number eighty
Ivy. noaene, Con. Garheld, Kansas CHIEF, Frsh
iloopcr Coaetto, and CaMcrs ara among tho notcii
horses entered. >''e 'A''-'
, 1876-06-15

General, T. 2. Kcnan, and Peterborough FIR snper-
inlfndrnt of Public Instructions. 1!lcre wa a
large attendance.
= ANnt Ably Itonec. mn nd laly 30 years old, md
for TOR - ycars ienthe'l with The pa!ty, was in.tcd
~. n,, esGnfteu 20 hsas stnnng thc delegates.
Adjourned 10 . o'clock To. night
LoEIsY,LtE, ny, June l4.-The North Caro]ns
largely attended than at any time rlncc tho War.
t}fcat cnthnstasm prevailed The platform calls
19r reform. and the Courier Journat spccial ssye
the delegated are alt unpIcJeel -"
, 1876-06-15

Special Dispdich ia The Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Wis. June 1I.-Itosu Eytinge,
who Ls playing In .'Rosc Michel" at the Upera-
1ln1tsc In this city. fol,nd in hrr room at the
Nc"hH1l House this evening, about n'cIock, In.
acir!blc from toso of morphine. Physicians were
slllhtIloncd. and ate IL now pronutIncrI unt of
danger. Il IN said that se innl: the drug TO induce
sleep, anl that she accidentally took at overdose!
, 1876-06-15
THE GREAT WOODEN SALE,

Nk~ fonli. june l4.-A very extensive sale Of
wooleas, At auction, WA made In shls city tn day
W fic1d, Norris Fenper & Co. for Harding, Colby
~ inc attendance was lRrgr. Twenty thou.-
anu pieces Ut aAs sAh medium woulchp, the
entire production u date Ut tho Salisbury
ndlls. Merchants Wooltn Company, and
, 1876-06-15
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

QUEENSTOWN, June 14.-The Btea,nshtna En-
gland, from New York, and City OF L!murick, from
Fhtladslph!a, have arrived.
FARTHER Falsr, June A.-Asrtycd, thu stram-
slip Austrian, from, Liverpool.
;hkw YnAK, june l4.-Asstycd, tbs steamship
Algeria, fruIn LivcrpUol.
s"uTHANfTuS, June l4.--The steamer Kpter,
tfom New York for Antwerp, aEEiyca sAult Of coal.
, 1876-06-15
CENTRAL, RAILROAD OF IOWA.

DEs MotSEs, H., juno 14.-A rumor fl roIne
about tho State, that The Central Ilallroad Com.
pany has decided to remoyc lis hon,ls from thu
hni!'lH uf thu Trikt Company, and rim tho road It,
srlf, which won!d take it out Of The ptxseseon OF
Go.lrts There i nothing in the report, anil tic
Gonrth WIZ not surrender pnfacsalon until tic
claimH Of tho boNlhoders ase eatIsllctl,
, 1876-06-15

sAs FnASrisco, Cal, J,1Mc 1l.-TAe aix mutl.
Mrcrs of tho ship canadl, brought here OIL thc
ttramcr City Of Peking, wrro discharged by the
United States Commissioner, 10 EVIDENCE a;1llnat
them lnsins brcn forwarded by tho United states
Consul at llonskung.
, 1876-06-15

~ run9 N the world. Tho ruby in polished, hut
Il ~ !.1 ~ .hr Enrre'H Is NJ diamonds and pearls
.ent. stth s'at ~ nthcr uEemnt in the wnrd pre-
nhotf @ho tfee from oa", while tho pcara are equally
, 1876-06-15

RA1E'un. n. t., june l4.--Thu St4te Dcn,o.
efasic Convention to-day nominated for Governor
G. u, Vance; Lieutenant. .Gosernof, +. j. Jarvis;
Secretary Of STATE, Joseph A. EugIehas4t; Treas
usoF. ]. II. Worth; Auditor, l.. Love; Attosusr.
, 1876-06-15

HIfc1d3 UFp4Ich 10 The TFfbune
DECATUR, ILL.,, Junc E.-The great murder casp
of William l'sklFk. for killing Drake. was given
to tic Jury this evening. The plcu OF ses s.drfcnsc
was +rt up and pushed nntIt the statn nbandone.l
The theory Of murder al fell bnck on that OF tnun-
slaughter. The Jury has HOW been out over three
hours,
, 1876-06-15

Mr. T. II. Fonda has been appointed City Pass.
cnscr Agent uf tho baltimore g. Ob!o Railroad ut
Chicago. lie will have cliargc Of the Passenger
aud Advertising Agents In this city.
, 1876-06-15

sbfcfaf Dftpaseh 10 ne Tribune
FEaH1A, ILL.,, JHno l1,-t;epssc Fprd, once
prominent lawyer md respected citizen OF this
city. was to.tay sentenced to thu 1cDltcntary for
out yrnr for forgery.
, 1876-06-15
143sts.4I.s


A9r11oH HaiS u hch0oneF II UHa Haxeo,H
In Thu matter of Elon ". Iiudfon bankrupt. no.
ttce Z huIGby s1scn that Tura1ay, the Gth day
u Juiy, lA7u. at3 o'clork tn tr afternoon ut Tho
dock ~ rear u Fnnsy l,ros. shp chandlers store,
public suction the schuoncr ''OwAsco, her tack]r
ETC., belonging to estate Ut sail bankrupt 8chsou-
es nAy be seen Until day Of satu where ale now liza
y SortA psaIvh c4na. uear North.aY. brtixp.
lIet outdl IL u; leo Foster y Sons ship chandlefs
,tH1cAuo, Jnnu /. 70. llESllIA nANMON,
WIZ. A. Buffers It Co., Assignee UatrDit
Auctiuurrys.
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1.aEile" gHHs-El. l41rt9. e,
~ rlfst Gase On called cals-loeton, list Louis, g.
1eft On fascs.1loston, 1; st. Louls, I;
ns.ia,a StfaeK o1t.Wnght, =; Narnau, Morrill,, mud
cnch. " ""' ~" na's'h'
Wild pitch-Mc1ridc /.
l'assed balr-Morrlll =; Clamp, 4.
r!MGot sainc-TW0 hours ind forts. four nnutch
cmpfrc-A. o. Hodges, Of tho suffolk Club.
~ HOBTOS Vi. TT, LOUIS,
BosroN, June 1i.---A cu,ne of 1n4c .ho1, ,r,,
Clubs. S" @''t o'' A""uis
IaHfngs- l234 46a = sn
~. Lo"ig 0 s = d so
nGs1on' M'.aa o.n'..::..:;...,::..:O 0 = 2-U
NEW 'I4wrv ~ Lu,,a, 1.., u; ioston, g.
NEW HAVEN. June 14.-DaHc bail: Lousy{l]cs,
Vi Now llavcus, .. ''''~''
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WISCONSIN kAhSONS.

H. ot<cfdt DttdicA TO Tns It1taA4
- :, ~AuhkE. June little Centennial Reunion
ae FREQ Aasons uf The Ntatc to-day VIVA mag.
-"sAs sacceas. 1t IL estimated that 10, O00 to
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BILLIARDS.


THE NEW YORK TOURNAMENT.
NEW fo'tK, June 14.-At the Billiard tourua-
ment tonight Sexton defeated Gnrnicr-gon In
III. Sections highest runs, lI8 and III. Aycrope
70.
The third game between Only and Dion was won
~ ppaa'E The score now stands Daily, l, 50O Dion
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THE TRIGGER.


q HH 3C1I III TEEEHIE1Fll.
Special Dspatch to The Tribune
FnnT WAFSI. 1m!.. iuuc 14.-The contest ,,y
telegraph brtween the Fort Wayne and Jucksun
MMlehisHn A. ltlg Teafns Ut HtO ynrl* resulted: Fur,
wayne, s.o6; dnckson. .4h. uut Ut u possible 800,
, 1876-06-15

HAVANA, June fa.-M Dclnnlle d e., iuport,
efs and lrHlrrs In provjsnns hnyc failed LlubiIi-
trs estimated at $5uo, o8o.
, 1876-06-15
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Bangor of ilclay-Atnny Victims liz II, DIR
cay. anu 1nuny Hives are thrown sway tby tuIls,
coughs. catarT!. AMI lunE dlsra.cl That might b.
cured vi q! per ret caao fur future hratth uMd Aal.
Elncss. W using \ bottle Ut Wis!!asts Pine Tree
Tar Cordial, an tifa1lile reulrdy fos Consumption.
isurnett'a CocoAtilu tttiayE Irritation, ro.
muses dan4ruiE. Grd insignrutes tho actIoM Of thu
c1ptllariea In ttIt highest degree,
, 1876-06-15
THE WEATHER,

WAsLsHToN, D. G., juno 15-1 =. .n.-For ths
Lake rcgon' norlhcnst to southeast winds, slight
weather. and local rains.
LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS,
, 1876-06-15

CANADIAN aETIIODISTs.
Special nspa!ch 10 Tie Tribune
PETERBOROUGH. 0nt., juno li.-Tho Tosonto
Conference OF thu Methodist Church Ut CanaJa
commenced hero to.llny,
, 1876-06-15

ROCK ISLAND d PACIFIC.
The estimated earnings af the Chicago Rock Is].
and 4 Paci0c l.a[lroad for thr first wcrk lii June
are as follows:
Observation-Disclosures, s174 ira ~
131, II
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0rf1ux oy THE COMPTROLLER or CuaHkxcf.t
wA.n!NuroS. U. e., May II. LIS.
~ claims 4yanlk te 'Ctty National Asnk ii clIea.
co. ILL., thAt the sAls lAst b1 " Sat44p H.
Wa!wurt. Ecccsrr. With she legal pfouf Feof III.
IN three nunihs frV ts date they WIN y dlsxl.
l1wrl. tS!gnedl JOHN JAY KkuI.
GoltiptTollrF OF tic CufetEEy.
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sALE.-By virtue of a &c. u.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF a cef IT,
y fed copy of a decree TO ne directed, from
the clerk OF the Superior Cou oil Marion
county, Indiana, in cause wherein
Johb w. Brown Is plaintiff AID Maj ha o
Mo Clure ct al are defendants. r-quirlng me Ia
MAKE the sum of Sc ven humid ed and s.ve, ty-
-four doIiars auc nfty cents. wi In crest
on said decree and CT, /, iii expose at public
fale 10 The highest Oder, on
SA rURDAY, the Git day of October,
A. ID. 1876,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. M, and 4
o'c Ock p. M of said day. at thed or OF The court
hou OF Marion county, India a, the
rents and D. offs for rm not exceeding
even years, of the following real est Ate,
tc-wit:
Lo NUMBERED one hundred and seventy
six (i7o) and one bundr and sevenry-seven
an IN John w. Browns southeast ad ttion
to the city OF Indianapolis, in aarion county,
Indiana.
If such rents and profits will not sell
for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree,
terest- and COSTS, will,at the same me and
pl ce, txpose pub 10 sale The tee simple OF
said real estate, or much thes cor as may be
sufficieut TO discharge said decree, interests
and o SITS.
Said sale will be made without any relief
whatever from valuation or appraisement
laws.
ALBEIT REISSNER,
Sheriff of Marion county.
September g. A. ID. ls76. eeptZ-3W
w. II. A. BERNHAMER, Atty for Plt'n.
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STATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, sx
y In The Superior court OF Marion county,
ia the state OF Indiana, Uc1ober term, 1876.
No 1883
Jordan L Mott We. Charles Pope. Marga-
ret Pope, his Wife, and Henry n. Cook.
Be IL Rnown, that on the 2lst day " Septem-
Der, ls76, the above named pIainuff by his at
torneys, fled in the office of the CLERK OF the So
Uerior Court OF Marion county, in the state of
Indiana, his complaint gttnst the above
named defendants or 70 eclosure OF mort
gage, and on said Esd day of september, 1876,
h. said plaintins filed L. said clenk' s office the
affidavit of a competent person showing That
said defendants, Charles X. Pope, Msfgaret
Pc, his wife, and Henri n. ook, are not
residents Of the slate of Indiana.
Now, therefore, by orner of laid court, said
defendants last above named are hereby noti-
fied OF q e fling aud pendeney of said com-
plant against them, sn1 tha unless they ap-
pear ana answer or demur there o, at the call
ing of said cause Cd the econd day Oft term
of said court, TO De begun and held at the
court house in the eli y Indianapo is on the
first Monday In December, ITO, said COM
plain, and the matt rs and things therein
contained and alleged VIII be heard and de-
termined in their ab -ence.
AUSTIN ii. BROWN,
sept27-3w Clerk.
BAKER, BoRD HENDRICKS, At'ys FOR Pl'tff.
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OHERIFFS SAt Il. By virtue OF a certi-
- fed copy Of a decree 10 me di ted, from
the clerk of the superior Court af Marion
county, Indiana, in cause wherein Elias W.
CDverOi 1 is plai Iiff. ard More o. -Town ct
al. ar defendants, requiring nj la MAKE the
sum Of twenty hu dred snd three dollars
and d Il en- C ITS. wi b inteI esI on said decree
ard cost, will expose at public. sale, to the
highest bidder, on
SA IURDAY, the Plat day of October,
A. ID 1875,
between the hours of 10 o'cl bck A. M, and
o'cl ok p. M. . said day, the door of the
Court ouse Of Marion county, Indiana, the
r. nts and ID ofits for term not exceeding
seven years, O the following real estate, to
wit:
tnumber one Q) In the Ings Iston Nauu-
featuring Compa Us sUb ivIs'Un OF the SOUTH
east gu srter and the sou part o hs south
west quarter of section ~ eDty one cry town.
In dsTion county, Indiana.
II such rents and prots W not SILL for
sufficient snm 10 satisfy sad decree, interests
And costs, will, al the same time nd pace.
expose to public ssle the fee simple OF said
re- estate, or so much the eof as may be
sufficient 10 discharge said decree. interests
and costs.
Said safe VIII be made without any relief
wha ever from va uatioa or appraisement
laws.
ALBERT REiSSNER,
Sheriff of Marion county.
September %, A 4. ,S7B. sepf27-3W
CIAYrooL q kEroHAn, Att'ys for PIN.
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STATE OF INDI ANA, Marion county, IS:
- In the uperIor Court of Marion county,
neys, fled in the office OF the clerk OF the
In the state of Indiana, October term, 1875.
No. li,22S.
ma NJ. Tinney vs.. Alvin Smith ct al.
Be 1T known, that on the eth day of May,
1876. the above named pl iurif. by ner attor-
Superior Court Mario u ty, in the state
OF Indiana, her complaint against the
above namsd uefendanIs' attachment, and
on said sIh day of S-Dte ~ Der 1870, the said
plain III fled in said clerks flee the affidavit
of q competent person showing that said de-
fe ndant, David Geyer, is not a resident OF the
state OF Indiana.
Now, therefore, by order of said court, said
defendant last above named ~ here y noti-
fed of the filing and rendency OF laid COM
plSint against him, and haI uni IS he APP
pears and answers or demurs thereto, at the
calling of said cause on the second day Of the
term of said cour 4, 20 be begun and he d at the
court house in the city o. Indianapolis on the
drst Monday in Dec. mber, 1876, said COM
plant. and the matters and things therein
contained aud alleged, will be heard and de-
AUSTIN Fl. BROWN,
septH-Sw Clerk.
YOUNG d BROWN, A tvs for ri til, No. Z,
Fletcher q Sh ar e's BiocK.
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MONEY ARD THE MARKETS..
OFFICE OF THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL,

TUESDAY EVENING, September g. 1876.
Scarcity of currency has been an embarrass-
ing feature in local financial affairs for some
time past. The outflow OF money to the coun-
try to purchase cattle and to move the crops
has been large. The fall trade opened fully
two weeks earlier than usual, and SIS a conse-
quence the dema for accom- modations has
been large and pres ing but the banks so far
have been able to meet the requirements o.
business, and now the market. though still
close, is giving evidence OF greater ease, and
strictly rst GAS paper is placed AT 10 10 IL PEI
cent.
In the outside markets there has been al
active business trans acted, and parties hav-
ing securities not wanted at the banks have
enabled private caeitt.l lists to realize from
to * per ceng. a month for the surplus funds
Eastern exchange is in light supply at 81 &c
premium between banks, and one-tentn 10
n premium or counter sales.
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IMPORTS OF WHEAT INIO THE UNITED KING
DOM DURING THE HARVEST YEAR,:

Total. ,6td 328 ~ 1888 10 o
The provision market WIS Very que to-day.
and we could hear OF only limiIed transactions
in any description OF the hog prod Ict. The
views of holde S are about the anne on sat
urday, hey seem ID feel con fident that every
pound of the winter cure will be wanted, ami
hence are not anxious. Buyers, however, are
equally Indifferent and as result, there is not
much animation in The busin IS.
The exports of provisions from seven OF the
principal sesports, for the week ending Sept.
Is, was $3.50 bols. pork, 2 IS O5g pounds
lard and 1861 Ss1 pounds of b con and hams
IN inc ease in pork ana bacon, bat a ia ling
off in lard as compared with the previous
week.
The statistical position Of the foreign export
movement of the hog product from Nov. %
Sept. I6 compares as follows:
Pork, lbs-.--..-.-. 39s4u,s6O $3.50 500 3,3I.s
Us ..'.................s22 s2 ssssrsese5s,
l. lrd lbs............ 5I3 s92 % ,U9,8j ,7s3,l56
Total. .4Se, AZ, 81 55e4o.479 1885, 547
Wool.
The ma ket continues To rue firm Ia SYM
psIhy With the Easlern m rkets. The New
York market of Saturday was reported as fol-
lows:
We find nearly all reports still OF a
steady To firm tenor. with occasional
development into the buoysnt order.
the iAtser, huweser, the except Father
than the rule. The dema is fair for
ell ZONES lie grade and as rear be
cerlainsd comes in the main om dealers get
ling Oek~ together anu into hape. sor reA-
sous previously nOted the manu- actuTie Y in
feresJ Is inclined TO move wi u mucn caution
and hand y Lutte, If anyth lnz, ney,'nd known
positive wants, bu great many s,usl lots
go TO Thu outlet o compie e sssortments. rbe
stocks here are mOderst tn gu nifty and the
proportion OF no -ece~ unu ualy email,
wi b someo the fine eombf and delaIne
p reels virtually out OF the va 10 view OF the
ex ren1e rates owners are asking. Se in-
fOrmsd tb ~ there I. DO b ok accumulation If
desl ole STOCK In Ohio, bu fhaf rfions of
this sfaAe aud Pennsylvania old most of
their clip yet, al d that sotDe OF tn Michigan
pr ductiou has peen quietly vi bdr wn to
await IN anticipated impr we'd demand and
hi her rstes is ter IN The ason- Among the
receut ira sections We note a OF bOughi at
b SION bro ught mere and now Tesold
&, no back. Foreign has sold a little more free
ly. Dotn the clntbing and pei grsdes.
sales of ,OVp lbs and Xxx Obio ~ N;
Is OUl lbs anwashed ohio al 1sc; 100 IDS
Michigan fieeces at &c; l,OvV ibs black feeces
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u IL. hey WOOL the nero OF NOrtnuSl0, MINI.
Subscription asked Tor his family. The TO-
lowing circular is now being sent to every
bank In The country. and il merits more than
ordinary attention.: Gu the 7th day of Sep
temDer, 1876, Mr.. j. l. Hey wood, aciirg cash-
Ter of the First National Bank of Mortified,
Mimi, was instan ly killed by pistol snot
while refusing In opsn b sale in obedience TO
the commands OF a gang of ruffianS who en-
tered The bank i'll broad day light with The
aVowed in tentlOn of robbery. Eight despera-
does, heavi y armed "a NV supposed to be The
James and YOuUgrr brothers of Missouri, nd
otheTsl rode into the Town about noon, ana
commenced hOOting at ill who made their
appearance on the streets, while lhree o. Their
number entered the bank. The citizens
gu ckly oompreheDded The p0dtion and with
such fire ms as they c. ND command, opened
fire on the b rsemeR, killing TWO of their
number, and causing the others TO take 10
flight. Mr. Heyw could have save hi
life by scrrenderii bis trust, bat, with a
knife actually grazing his throa +, replied
that they eoulI Kill him, but that he would
Does not snch a noble devotion to duty, in
sucn maIkesA contrast AS 1t Is 10 the frequent
ba king inter st o ne country some recogni-
ton9 This Young man leaves a W1oow and
one child in dependent circumstances. a vol
untary OnrrlnS on the part OF each or the
backs and banKersO the country. as a recOg-
milton OF to- are fidelity % duty OF Mr.. dey-
wood, would place ms family above wact-and
.serve,Rhiie the memO v % IN Ead affaif saaii
last, 10 show tnat fsithfulness in places of
trust is ana will b. apo ciated.
In view Of lie above facts, meeting of the
banRs ba ktr- y Paul. NiDn., was
held on Re )t. 8. at which $50 wes e subscribed,
and Aess's. RI. z. UVhaIn, John :. Prince. anu
Waiter Mann we. . appointed a co mittee 10
receive cbn'rf uiio, Tor this object, and ia
structed 20 issue this ctrcuiar, appeal to
The banks ano bankers of ne country.
Please direct your replies to any OF the
above, and they will be promptly aeknowl-
edged and faithfully applied.
The respo 9se to the above circular b7 the
banks will Inc icate prett clearly and eonclu-
siveiy the vslue they place Don such heroic
fidelity as J. l.. Hey wood exhibited when IN
the grasp OF the mur IL roas gang who
tried to rob the bang. he could have save
his life. Evidently he thought
of wife and child when the mui-
derous weep n was at his throat, and
tine demand was m .ds 10 open the safe. bat
Haywood preferred death TO surrender, and
with his life paid he penalty OF his fideiit =,
and ow we sbaIl s. Q what estimate the b INKS
of the country place npon such conduct under
such ci.' cumstances.
COMMERCIAL.
Business locations to-day presented an ac-
tive appearance, In all departments II general
merchandise he vsine az trade was la &c al d
for leading cunmodities prices a 2 well msin-
tanned.
just At this junction The grain trade is light.
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NEW ENGLAND POTATO CROP.

n the time named OF fully 10 per cent. With
regard to the
NEW ENGLAND POTATO CROP,
the Springfield (Nass.) Republican says:
Between the drouth and Tie bug, thev have
had hard times, and the supply threatens to
he small and prices high. Tney are held now
in the market at rom 81 to 81 q a bushel and
are not remarkably good at that. But the
means of trauspor alton have become so album
dant aud intimate, and Its cost so low, hat II
sny other section Of the country has done bet.
ter with potatoes we shall Rave heavy tmporJ-
atoms bv r ali, and prices VIII he equaliz1d and
not excessive. II is The triumph of modern
CONNIE &c and intelligence that it is equaliz-
ing supplies and prices of everything "a over
the civilized world. A local want here,
whether in labor or food is no sooner realized
tns Ioca supply there comes in TO benefit
both places and all parties.
LIVERPOOL DISPATCH ON CHANGE.
The IL A. NJ. Liverpool dispatch quoted flour
at 22s 6d@24s; winter wheat, IS 4d@9s Sd
spring wheat, IS sdsss Cd; white wheat, 90 Sd
as I'D.
Corn 25s 9da26s.
Pork Sts.
Lard sis.
Reces pts OF wheat last days COO quarters,
of which 1900 quarters we're American.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 26.
[RepOrted by j. B. Sedwick.l

TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. &c.
lReported by j. B. Sedwick.l
wHoLEsALE COMMISSION DEALER IN CAT
TIE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
CArTLE-There were 200 head of cattle on the
market yesterday. About all sold at full
Thursday IS prices. There are still TOO many
common cattle, and not enough good Gait e to
supply the demand. AS the wealth grows
cooler the bu cheers Of Indianapolis want bet
ter and Ian ger csttle.
We continue to quote good, smooth BUTCH
ers' cattIt, selling quick, al S. 5.@4 10, medi-
and bullsst 50g2 2. Elk IA steers would sell
to the butchers a. "a 25a4 O..
SHEEP -Are in good demand al IS Is a Is per
100 lbs
Hoes The market to-day was quiet for
good, light. smooI b. even-sized and lat aver
evenly sized, 25Oa A. It's sverase 8 rs: 26a
26i lbs avera-e, IS 81; heavier hogs are slower
sale.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
LEGAL
Sale for Street Improvements.

BY virtue of a certain precept TO me directed,
by the mayor of the city OF indianapolis. Indi-
ana, and duly attested by the clerk of raid city
under the corporate seal Of said city, will on
SATURDAY, October q, 1876.
sell at public auction, at the City Court Room,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock P M OF said day the following desert Oed
lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof as NAV
be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter
named as assessed against such premises for
street improvement, and all costs, to-wit:
Lot No. twenty seven t27) in Levi wrights
subdivision in square No. twenJy-six (25) of
Johnson IS heirs addition TO he city or Indi-
Il, Marion county, India =, owned By
j seph Il. Dougherty, sg dnst which is assessed
the sum of twenty d ii srs and fortv cents
l'2J 4U) for rect improve In favor of
Irwin Hanna, contractors.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
indianapolis, Ind :, September q, 1876