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The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
supreme Chapter Of Evening Star.

BY Associatea Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 16.-The Convention
for the Supreme Chapter Of the Order OF the
Eastern Star for The United States met tnls
mornior in the Masonic Temple IN this city,
ali the State Grand Chapters being repre-
sented. except that of Connecticut. After
the Convention had been formally organized
and the roll Of delegates had been called
and verified, the Convention proceeded to the
Confederation of q constitution tor the gov
ernmept of the Order, not only In this coun-
trv. but in all countries tributary to the
Supreme Chapter. It Is expected that the
Constitution will be adopted this morning.
It has not yet been determed how many days
the Convention will remain in session.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
SOUTH CAROLINA.
By Associated Press.

FROM 4 REPUBLICAN SOURCE. qr
CHARLESTON, Nov. 15.-An error In the
return from Pickens county reduces the
majority of the Democratic State ticket,
.ccuratup to the "Nsws'' zud ''Courivr' '
(Democratic) count, to !, lSS.
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Tho Hostile Indians.

By Associated fress'
CINCINNATI, Nov. ia special des.
match to the Cincinnati Commercial says
The passengers on the stage from the Red
Cloud Agency say that the Cheyenne have
,eft their camp on Bad Land Creek and
rome North to join "Crazy Horse" These
indians are better fighters even tnen tne
Sioux, and this exodus VIII add great
strength to the force opposed to General
Crook,
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Bile dispatches assure us that
has gone Democratic by eight
majority, and if it is not 40 re-
Ia there has been fraud most pal
limited.
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killing q Newsboy.

From the New Orleans Democrat
This morning, just Is the morning train
of the Mobile road stopped ct Bay St. Louis
On its way down, Walter Chandler, son Of
the Radical Judge of Hancock county, way
laid Mr.. P. K. Mayer, editor OF the Glands
boro Democrat, and shot at him with shot
gun, but, missing its aim, tho missile struck
. newsboy in the mouth, killing him 10
stabtly. Great excite emsnt occurred In con
sequence. The attempt to kill Mr.. Mayer
. attribute Ito m article written by him
an ainllEsNi1f4A GkAndiArs V. ~ -. b.
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The Athletic Base Bsll CAuo'
Ru Assnciated Press.

BY AssOClated F1ess'
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16.-At the annual
meeting of the Athletic Base Bali Cluo,
which was held last night, the Treasurer
reported the club was bankrupt, WIN as Ia
biiities sggregatiug $4,000, most OF which
was due to players. The Committee o,
6fteen stated that they would be prepared
to make repert concerning . full ana con-
plete arrangement for settlement OF tne
clubs temporary embarrassment.
At an election which subsequently LOOK
n,sce. David +. Houston was chosen Pres-
dent The directors who were elected were
instructed to appoint E. H. Hayhurt man.
aper of the club for 1877.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
Local P0rsossSls.

Senator Baysrd WAS expected home last
evening.
Mr.. Kelley has been appointed telegraph
operator In the Office Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, at New Castle.
Charles M. Vandever, Register in Chan.
cery Tor New Castle county, has been quite
Ill for some days, at biz home in New Castle,
but ID now improving.
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PuvS,,o tJ.s Ssspss.visss,ss

Last evening and today and to.morro!
evenings have been appointed ~ the time
for the Supervisors Of the late election 70
call upon the United States Marshal, st ms
Office In the Custom House, and, provided
they are able to prove their attendance at
the polls, receive their pay.
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lfteS tAe Nhosv q OSse:

AJtSS eAe Dh0tCto OSoe.
The work Of dismantling has begun in
earnest. ae''-,.'F
The low. and New York, State buildings
have been sold. e1
Board fences already surround some of
the foreign sections Of the Main Build
ing. '7'''e. = G. 7'7'
Six thousand and sixteen persons received
medical cid on the grounds during the Ex-
position. ho a-. ..y... - 500.
The Germsn Commission, Of which Gus.
tavus Remak, . member ofthe Park Com
mission, 10 one, have presented to the city
Of Philadelphia the building known as the
German Pavilion.
In the American Department most 81 the
exhibits will be kept displayed. owing to
the fact hat they are intended for the per-
msnent Exhibition, which now appears to
be accepted 10 . certainty. '"
The guards and customs officials arc more
on the alert and stricter than everin allow
ing visitors to el ter with hand satchels or
bundles. The stern order 10 given, "Check
your baggage before entering" "''
The email remnant of stock In the Japan
ese bazaar 10 being packed up In boxes,
most of which are constructed by dove
failing, no nails being used except In fasten-
ing on the lid. '.s' '','''
After the close Of our report Of tho meet
ing relative to the Main Building on Satur-
day, the Pennsylvania Railroad contributed
all their Centennial stock. Private sub
scriptions to over 100000 were announced
outside of tho railroad subscriptions Of
stock. .-Phila. paper. ~4 4..,-.,
On tho lot of December the buildings that
are not TO b retained upon the grounds will
DO offered for sale at public auction. The
buildings to. be sold are the Main Building,
The Mineral and Carriage annexes to the
san,e, the Shoe and Leather building, De-
partment Of Public Comfort, Women's Pa
vi)ion, Agricultural Hall, Pomological
Building, Wagon Building, and the bottle
house Of Agricultural Hall, Butter aud
Cheeee Building, Art Gallery Annex, Photo
graphic Hall, Judges Hall, Medical De-
pariment Building, Saw Mill annex, and
number Of smaller buildings. - ''' 80 '''''
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|1xk it is but right that all sides
shown. Therefore. we cannot
( the course of the "Commercial'
> such news as is favorable to its
md none ether. n-@ -
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Extremes Meet.
'. Y. Evening Telegram.

Pr Baysrd and Bon Butler agree for
their lives since 1850, and disap-
the "outside" delegation who have
Pth to watch the counting OF tne
butler, however, says that 10
'nk Otherwise If they "went oo"n
Re 10 their hands"
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
HOLD l'HEVf0RT.
The Voice Of The People
AS Expressed at the Bal
lot-Box Threatened.
THE JOINT INVESTIGATION
Louisiana Democratic by
5000 ,. i
ALL ARE HONESTLY OURS.
Invitation from Democrats to
Republicans.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHES.
Tho Latest Telegrarns From
Abroad.
ALL ARE HONESTLY OURS.
Invitation from Democrats to
Republicans.
PRESS DISPATCHES,
Tho Latest Telegraras From
Abroad.
Aly Hossestlv Ows's.

For the benefit of our readers we keep
the ELECTORAL table, as we claim 1t ought to
be, where it can be seen by all, and are GER
tain by fair dealing In the returning boards
of the three doubtful States II will be
unchanged. STA.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
QUE STREET JARK17 =
The Rwstn0 Artcss.

The following were te ruling F'co' Ill
the street markets, yestrday. ~. %
Butter, 40 @ As, pr pound; r., sn.cS "
q SIC per doz tomaoes, per I!k@ISc :. S
Is @ 20c; white ystatoes' aq.Ishf aqaIs hf
Der half peck; celery 6s10; appiees1isy, W. Ok .;
Ok; pickles 10a16 pr doz chicke .y ssMSO
Der pair; corn $500 bushel, q, oo.S,1 .sws~9
DO; beef steak, 1S@D per Pounf sso~as ~ o9s.
pieces, S@16 do; roast, 1S92octsu, 50" n
mutton chops, ls@ao; legs ls(g;,seShS'' g;;,e.S' 70 S
OILS; lard 1b@17; veal, 1o@S' .a,aoc, uaSoo, q.
@l5; rock, Is; honey 25(9SO suuo'M 'aa I'm,
hslibut 20 mackkrel 1502O aleCe IN" % "
beans 1O@15; bologna sausagei sne''uaim na,r.
8 per quart; squads 80 @ per m"h. p"nh,
souashes, 4@5c each qeats per ou, "nions
cabbage S@l5; pears 25@so . PIX. ;.es@ss SS1Sss
Is do; egg plants S@6; your P.RS ~ eovS .~S,,s
pair; sweet potatoes, 10@n'. ,PpSix Pe;iixIiht'. IN
potatoes 95@l 10; per bu rK oESSsn .sSy1o :" rsr
cheese 1904 per ID; lenbs o0SSsS oC , 70,
Dozen; peppers 8 do; apes sUy1v s,,! pes
bas.; ounces 15@25 hf. l.; Pumps.I1o p1S.
@25 piece; cider 15@lsa gA.; .uitpu .ipv,,
@lOhf. PIX; chestnuts lgD az; "s.uu' ..usm
l0@ls hf. pk., sausage K9l6 AID; S;ts ss1sP y
ple SOLO do; mince met IL do'; rsa'''' "
| piece; partridges so Ir pair '
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II

NEW ORLEANs, NOV. H.
The following has been sent by the prom
inent Democratic citizens here, representing
the Democratic party, to those Of the Re-
publican party sent here by President Grant:
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. "A.
To tho Hon. Stanley Matthew'S, James A
GARFIELD, John A. Logan, William D. Kel-
lev, John A. Kasson, G. I. Dltty, John A.
schonbere, William M. Evarts, E. W.
stoughton, John A. Dix and others:
The undersigned arrived here yesterday.
They came in answer to telegram from the
Hon. Abrsm s. Hewitt, Chairman OF the
National Democratic Committee, dated at
New York, November ~, 1870, IS follows,
viz:
"Citi,ens of New Orleans urgently re-
quest that delegation of prominent gentle
men come there at once to counsel peace
and a fair and honest return. You are
earnestly requested to be one OF ten or
fifteen gentlemen-all widely known-to
meet at the Gait House in Louisville on
Saturday evening proceeding directly South
or IL more convenient, to meet at the 81.
Charles Hotel in New Orleans on Monday
Your prompt acceptance by telegraph Is
requested. This emergency appeals to your
patriotism"
The undersigned are Informed that you
A.., - ~. ronuost of tha Presi-
dent of the United States to see that the
Board of Canvsssers make fair count OF
the vote actually cast. While in the late
canvass you gave your support to Messrs'
HAYES and Wheeler ss candidates for Presi-
don't and vice-President, and the under
signed gave their support to Messrs. Tilden
and Hendricks for those offices, they feel
assured that all good citizens of oil parties
regard an honest count and true return Of
the vote actually cast Of greater moment
than the success of any candidate for offce'
and are ready to do al that honorable men
shou]d do to secure such return OF the vote
cast At the late election in the State OF
Louisians, which assumes more tnsn e'ef
before National importance, and upon
which in this crisis may depend the very
existence of constitutional government. Ihe
upder,ipned, therefore, in view OF the un :
h.npv controversies which have arisen from
ths action of the Returning Board OF the
state where ito action could not In any way
change tho result ofa Presidential election
and in view of the desire Of all good men
that effect should be given to the will OF
tho majority As legally expressed respect
fully ask you, or such Of you As are present
"a meet and confer with them personally,
or through committees, a. may be deemed
most wise, in order that such influence -
va possess may be szerted In our behalf OF
.uch canvass Of the votes actually cast q
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
The Election Bets OF Kentucky Wo-
'' mOn>
From the Nelson Record,

C1OI1 k00 No1HOu NcCOTu,
It appears that betting on the result Of
the election between Tilden and Hayes ex-
tended to the gentler sex. Several ladies
staked hats, gloves, scarfs, &c, and q
couple Of our married ladies waxed % warm
In enthusiasm a. to bet = pint Of soft soap
against pint of apple butter. Three young
gentlemen, with the aid Of . wheslbsrrow,
and led by btass band, safely deposited
the apple butter at the domicile Of tho de :
lighted victor, who III return made them .
pointed speech on the error Of human judg-
ment and the necessity and prospect Of 70.
form and economy in household % we'll %
governmental affairs. z"
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Burglary In Massachusetts.
Rv Associated Press.

BosroN, Nov. ia gang Of three bur-
IN West Peabody, Mass, last night, and
bound and gagged her, and 70 oooeo NJ tne no
house of Q small amount OF properly lney
also attacked her brother living near, ser'-
ously ipjuring him.
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Diphtherfo.

By Associated Press.
PATTERSON, Nov. 15.-Diphtheris Is
snreadine 90 alarminly in this city that the
Msyor to-day issued hts proclamation to
enforce sanitary precautions with reference
to keeping the streets clean. .N
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
rtc g WILMINGTON, DEL, THURSDAY NOVEMBER l6 1876

by ito fairness and impsrtiality shall COM
mand the respect and acquiescence Of the
American people Of all parties.
Yours respectfully,
Jno. M. Palmer, Illinois,
Lyman Trumbull, Illinois,
A- VIM. R. Morrison, Illinois,
Samuel ]. Randall, Pennsylvania,
A. G. Curtin, Pennsylvania,
VIM. Bigler, PennsylvaAis,
J. e. Mcdonald, Indiana,
J. R. Doolittle, Wisconsin,
Geo, B. Smith, Wisconsin,
g. w. Julian, Indiana,
N. D. Manson, Indiana,
John 0. Love, Indiana,
Henry Watterson, Kentucky,
-. J. W. Stevenson, Kentucky,
h. D McHenry, Kentucky,
Oswald 0ttendorfer, New York,
J.B. Btallo, Ohio,
Lewis v. Bogy, Missouri, -
James o. Brodhesd, Missouri,
G. Gibson, Missouri,
John Lee Carroll, Maryland,
VIM. F. Hamilton, Maryland,
W. G. Sumner, Connecticut.
Messrs, Garfield, of Ohio, and Kelley of
Pennsylvsnia, will arrive here to day, when
the Republicans will reply to the commu-
nication ofthe Democrats. The city 10
very quiet.
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The Sensational OtoPy obout 0ov.
By Associated Press.
BosToN, Nov. ia rumor prevailed
last night that ex Governor CASTOR had
been shot in New Orleans, but Mr.. CASTOR
ID still alive in this city. s
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The weather TO.aay.
BY Associated Press. .2t

For the Middle Atlantic States falling
barometer, cloudy ard fainy weather, at.
tending the further development Of the
storm centre, which will move eastward,
followed by increasing northeast winds,
backing to cooler, brisk northwest. =,
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LEX voted the straight Demo-
4 an lsst election. v " .,
|r1sR has refused to 60 to New
BID has thereby shown his good

HANDLER might take an oath on
band Bibles he could make no
! that he was any too honest to
puch dispatches to Florida and
"a he is accused Of. o -FN
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-The steamship
Abyssinia, from Liverpool, brings sl,ooS'-
600 in specie.
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A New lounterfett Note.

A New lOunteFfo1t NOtO. sug
BY Associated Press. .
PATERSON, Nov. ia man named
post. of Hackenssck, was arrested here to-
dsv for passing . $40 counterfeit note ON
Tia First National Bank of Portland, Ct.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16

A Bsll Of Fare prspded tor tHs 1eP"''''
can lsrty.
SOUPS.
Mock Courage-vatssed Returns
MEATS.
stufYed DGll,t Boxes;
Bayonets, cold or ha. and vel. well ise.i1I Kn.kIux.
ossC .,sak Phil-ed with cavalry
'--', swords
SIDE DISHES.
eslt River O. sters. ,,,. .I7
o""'' Gunpowder Tea.
VEGETABLES.
homes, Beats, alive or deho.
ea""eA Let tuce have peas.
DESSERT.
r cram berry full of fraud
WINES.
Piper Hide Sick.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
Court Of Appeals Day Calendar.

ALBANY, N. T., Nov. 1.-THE following
ie the Court Of Appeals day calendar for
Wednesday, November IL, 1S76: Nos. II,
8, 80, IS, IS, 80, II and ~. NI0
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Pies

The "solid business men nsvn ,u Tva
their United states bonds ~ s~en'y'"''
oents ON the dollar yet.
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sAKYAB, Nov. 15.-The British steamer
City of Manchester, from Liverpool to CAL
cetta, has sunk of here. All hands, except
tie captain and steward, are supposed to be
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Total,
Total, 81 .i.
HAYES AND WHEELER.
LOUISI

1RrrrR or THE pENoCRATIC CoUNsELoRs
TO THEIR REPUBLICAN oo-LABoR1Rs.
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THE SITUATION.

to carry the country
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-04-26

NJ OrICE-Ls hereby given 10 the citizens of
~ the Third Ward, In the city OF IndiAnap-
diana, that ], John Graham, g male in b abb
tant of said ward over the age OF twenty -one
missioners Of said coanty al their NEXT meet
ing, for lie snse to sell for year spurious,
vinous and malt liquors, In q less quantity
lowing the aane TO be drank on my PREMISE.
The precise locatic n OF the premises whereon
desire TO sell said liquors IL described as fol-
lows: Nerth half OF lot No. }, In hcKernan
and Pierces subdivision OF lots one () and
two (N, in block two CD OF Harris addition, In
outlet No. hundred and fifty seven,
OF the city Of Indianapolis koown
as No. Isl, Elizabeth street, in the city
Of indianapolis, Third Ward, Center township,
(Signed) JOHN GRAHAM.
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NJ Office is hereby 81 ven to the citizens Of
IN the Third Ward, in the city of indian
apolis, Center township, Marion county, Indi-
ana, that /, Nicholas Rassel male inhabi-
tsRL of said ward, over the age of twenty-one
years, will apply 10 the board Of county COM
missioners OF said county, at their next meet
lug, Ior license to sell for one year, spurious,
than quart at time. with the privilege of
allowing the same To be drank on nay prem
ises
The precise location OF the premises wherein
desire % sell said ltquC Is is described as fol-
lows: Numbers 500 and SOS North West street,
being a part OF the southeast one-fourth Of the
south west one-fourth of section - OF the city
indianapolis, Third Ward, Center township,
Marion county, Indiana.
cSigned) NICHOLAS RASSEL.
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NJ OH 10 is hereby given to the citizens OF
IN the SIKH Ward, in the city OF Indian
apOlIs, Gem, r township, Marion county, Indt-
u a, that 1, Henry solomon, over the age of
twenIy-one year., will apply TO the board OF
county com nissioners OF said couRty, at their
next meeting, for a license to sell, for one
year, spurious, vinous and malt liquors, in q
less quantity than aquaIt at q time, with the
privilege OF allowing the same 10 be drank on
my premises.
d. sire 10 sell said liquors is described as fol-
lows: Part OF lot No. z, square 66, No. n South
Illinois street, Sixth Ward, in the city of In
d1anapolis, Center township. Marion county,
Indiana.
(Signeo) HENRY SOLOMON.
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CENTAUR
EN- T S.

50 nearly perfect are the recipes of these
wonceriul patn-soothing and healing Centaur
hey will alleviate any pain arising from
| hesD, bone or muscle deraI gements We do
not pret.nd that they will mend a broken
| leg or extermtnate boils, but even in such
| cases they will reduce the Inflammation ana
| stop the pain. Nor can we qua antee the
proper results where the body Is poisoned by
whisky. Temperance is as necessary to q
proper ply steal as mental corditiop.
The White Ceptaur Lnimtnt is particu
Lumbago, Neuralgia, Erysipelas, Itch, sprains
Chllblains. Cuts. Brui es. Stings Poisons,
SSesIds' Sciatics, Weak Beck, P,ins in the
Frosted Fee, Palsy, Ear ache, Tooth ache
Headache, Ulcers, Old Sores. Broken Breasts.
sore Nlpp es, sore Toroat, Group, DiptheTia,
taur Eminent will cure all OF them It will
benefit. 1t will extract the poison from bites
and and stlng', and Will cure burns and scalds
pie OF thousand similar testimonials:
ANTIOCH, ILL.,, Dec. j, 1874.
my wife has for a long time been a terri
many physicians and many remedies. The
only thing which has given her relic is Gen.
taur Eminent. am rejoiced to say this has
cured her.
RING, Postmaster"
1t is an indisputable fact that the Centaur
Linimenis are performing cures never before
enscttd by any preparation in existence-lize
strengthening fingers and joints which had
been stiff tor six years. taking the soreness
from burns, etc.
One dollar, or even fifty cents, invested in
Centaur Imminent Will be within reach when
an accident occurs, and will do more good
than any amount of money paid for medical
attendance. When physicians are called
they frequently use this liniment, and OF
course charge several prices for it.
THE YELLOW CENrAUR LINIMENT
is adapted to the tough skin, muscles and
flesh OF the animal creation. Its effects upon
severe cases of SPAWN, Sweeny, Wind Gail,
Big Head and Poll Evil, are little less than
marvellous.
Messrs. ]. Mcclure & Co., Druggists, corner
Elm and Front streets, Cincinnati, o. say:
ain our neighborhood a number of team
sters are using the Centaur Liniment. They
pronounce IL superior to anything they have
ever used. We sell as high as four to five
dozen bottles per month to owners OF horses
and mules"
We have volumes OF testimonials describing
cures of Sprains. Kicks, Calls, Poll Evil, Big
Head, nd even Founders, which are little
less than marvel. No owner OF an animal
can afford 10 be- without a bottle OF Centaur
Liniment, which any Jay may prove worth
twenty times It's cost
Sold every where, but prepared only at the
Laboratory OF j. b. ROSE & co, 46 Dey street,
New York
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SENTINEL CO.

NOTICES hereby given to the citizens ofthe
~ FL tn Ward, in The city OF Indianapolis,
en- er township, Marion county, Indiana, that
/, Michael Dillon, q male inhaOitant of SAID
waId, over toe age OF twenty-one years, wiz
apply 10 the Board OF County Commits
sioners of said county, at then
next meeting, for a license to sell for
one ear, spurious, vinous and malt liquors,
in a less quantity than a quart at a Tune,
with The privilege OF allowing the same TO be
drank on my premises.
The precise l. cation OF the premises whereou
desire TO sell said lq lors IL described as fol-
lows: Lot No. 2, square IS known as No. lilo
South ILLINOIS street, In the city of Indianapo-
lis, fifth Ward, Center township, Marion
county, Indiana.
(Agned) MICHAEL DILLON.
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CTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, SIS: In
- the Superior Court of Marion county, In
the stats Of Indiana, May term, 1876. No.
1884.
DANIEL Phelps VS. Frances Phelps.
Be it known, that on the 18th day of April,
1876, the above named plaintiff, by his attor-
ney, filed In the office of the clerk of the
Superior Court o Marion county, in the state
OF Indiana, his complaint AGAINST the
above named defendant for divorce, and
on said 18th day of April 1875, the said
plaintiff filed in said clerk Office the affidavit
of q competent person showing that said de-
fend. Frances Phelps, is not a resident
OF the state of Indiana.
Now therefore, by order of said court, said
defendant last above named Is hereby noti-
fed of the fling and tendency of said COM
plant against her and that unless she appears
and answers or demurs thereto, at the calling
of said cause on the second day of the term OF
said court, to be begun aud held at the court
house in the city OF IndiapapolIs, on the first
Monday in September, 1875, said complaint,
and the matters and things therein contained
apd alleged, will be heard and determined in
her absence. A. II. BROWN, Clerk.
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Public speakers and singers will hsd
Browns Bronchial Troches" beneficial IN
clearing the voice before speaking or singing
and relieving the throat after any exertion of
the vocal organs. For Coughs and Colds the
Troches are effectual
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TAINTED -oopi-Msny wrstched NOR
tails are this very moment down ct the bottom
OF despair with the horrible prospect OF q
lingering death from consumption, who
might very soon be thoroughly cured and once
moro realize the full enjoy ment OF life. By
using WishArt's Pine Tree Tar Cordial.