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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-16
WHITE COUNTY WAKING UP.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD LISTENS TO HEN
DBRs0N AND TRIssOr-sTATE FINANCES
IXPuUNDED BY The FORMER.

AN ENTH UsIASTIC CROWD LISTENS TO HEN
DERseS AND TRIssor-sTATE FINANCES
EXPUUNDED BY The FORMER.
Especial to the Sentinel
CHALsszRs, White County. Ind. Aug. a
The campaign In this county was in
augurated to-day. Eb. Henderson and
Frank Trdssal were greeted with a large and
enthusiastic crowd. They were met at our
ne'ghboring town Of Brookst0n and escorted
to this place by a deleg- ton of 800 Of the citi
brooks on silver band. Sotwiih-
standing heavy rain during The
afternoon the peotle came Tor miles 10 hear,
and were very highly pleased. Henderson,
speech, showlng he condition OF affairs I'M
der the present administration Of
public expenditures. showing an annual
saving TO the people OF the state of
over $40 o in interest confirmed our Demo-
rats in the bAlief that the sta admit istra-
hands, and doubtless persuaded many Re-
pubIicans 10 u1ite with Lhs m 10
bring about that rssalt. Trissal's
speech was eloquent and forcible.
The people of this section ere wide awake
and may be Filled upon for a good
A. B. Kennedy OF Crawford Vile. spoke
here in the interest OF the Republican parry
recently, and his reception was like his sptech
being very COOL His es innate OF the lntelli-
plimenIary. as he attempted to convince
Them that falsehood, were truths
when they hal sead enough to know better.
Cal aims, Republican candidate for Congress
will be here Tomorrow night, but will waste
his breath on the desert air, as Haymund's
pesftne resumption infamy. will secure his
return.
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OTAlE OF Ind Ana, Marion county, S.
= 10 the superior Court of Marion county
: n the state of Indiana, September term, le7s.
No. 1892
Elias w. CoverdIll VS.. Morrell o. Brown Ell
al.
Be 1T known that on the 3 st day of july
1876, the above named pl atntih, b. mis- attol
ney, filed in the Office OF the clerk OF lnf
superior Court o. Mario 4 C uaty, in the st t.
OF indiana, his complaint against The s,boV G.
named defendants for foreclosure OF m rigsge
and on said 3lst day of July. 1915, the sale
plainJiff filed in said clerk s office the affidavit
of a competent person showing that said de-
Il ndants, Morell q. Brown and - Brown
his wife are not residents OF the state OF In
diana.
Now, therefore, by order of said court, said
defendants last above named are here mott
fed OF the fling and tendency of said COM
pl int against them, and hat unless they ap-
pear and answer or demur thereto. at the
calling of said cause on the second day of the
Term OF said court, 20 be begun and he d at the
court house in the city OF Indianapolis on the
first Monday in October, 1876, said COM
plaint and the matters and things therein
contained and alleged, will be heard and de-
Jermined in their absence.
AUSTIN Fl. BROWN,
Clerk.
CLAYPooL KETCHUM, Att,ys for PIN.
auQ2-sW.
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SEDATE SOUTH BEND

BoILs OVER WITH ENTHUSIASM FOR TIL
DEN AND HENDRICKS AND WILLIAMS
REFORM AND ECONOMY.
by Telegraph TO the Sentinel.l
SOUTH BEND, INB., Aug. lO.-The DeMocI acy
of South Bend, ST. 10 -eph county, opened he
campaign here this evening. The Hon.
c. III. Reeves of Plymouth, In
diana, delivered very able, earnest
and entertaining address to a larger crowd Of
listeners, mainly of Democrats, bus in coed
part OF waVering Repu Olicans, than has been
spoken 10 in this city for years. The feature
of the occasion In the procession line was a
parade of the Y. NJ. a. and III. Cub, ESQ
strong-no boys in the ranks-an casting
their first voie for president. The club was
presented with a national fl by DIR. Ham,
which was received on the part OF the club by
Frank Myers. South Bend will give grand
vote for the great reiormer, Hendricks, and
for Blue Jeans, the honest and economical.
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NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the citizens of
~ The Second ward, in the city Of Indianapo-
lis, Center township Marion county, lndf> ia,
that i, Jordon Hecht, male inhabfiant OF
said ward, over the age of twenty-one years,
W II apply 10 the board Of county commission
ers of said county, at their september meeting
Tor license TO sell for one year spiri tous, vim
Gus and malt liquors, in a less quantity than
quart al a time, with the privilege OF allowing
The same 70 be drank on my premises.
desire to sell said liquors Is described fol-
lows: Lot NO. 8, square l6, aud known a.
No. 81 North illinois street, In the
county. indiana.
lSignedl JORDON HECHT.
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CLINTON COUNTY MOVING.

AN AUsPICIoUs BEGINNING OF A BRILLIANT
CANvAss-sPEECH BY THE HON. GEORGE
ID. M'wILLIAMs.
by Telegraph TO the Sen tinel.l
FRANKFORT, INp., August 10 The largest
and most enthusiastic opening Of a political
canvass ever witnessed in our city can
be seen tonight. The city hal is densely
packed and large crowds are upon
the street, unable TO gain admittance. City
Hall block is illuminated with a perfect
coud Of lanterns. George ID. McWilliams,
Democratic candidate for Congress, is now
addressing the meeting and will be followed
by Col. o. S. Hamilton of Lebanon. Clinton
county l. alive and moving. The majority for
the state ticket VIII not be less than 500. Til
en- and Hendricks Blue Jeans Williams and
reform is our watch word, and a grand success
will be the result.
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NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens OF
~ the I've FIN ward, In the city OF Indian
apois, Center township, Mario county, In
diana, that /, Thomas Wren. a male inhabi-
tsnt of sald war. over the age of Gw=nty- lone
ears. will apptI TO the boz of county con-
missions rs o. saE county, a. their next meet
ing for license sell. iof one ear, spiri on /,
vinous and m alt liQuors, In less quantity
allowing the same TO be drunk on my prem
isei.
The precise location OF the premises where
on d sire 70 sci said lQuors Is de cribrd a
folbws: Lots Nos. 81 ard 30 outlot ~ il
Twelfth ward, known as 355 routh TeDnesse.
street in the city OF Indiana oils, center
township. Marion county. Ind ana
Hignedl THOMAS WREN.
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MONTICELLO MOVING

To THE MUSIC OF REFoRM-SPEECHEs BY
HENDERSON, TRISsAL AND GRLGoRY.
[By Telegraph to the Sentinel
MONTICELLO, Aug. l0.-White county is
abaze with Democratic enthusiasm. The
Hon. Z. b. Henderson, +. NJ. Trissal and
Robert Gregory adore sed meet
ing OF SIX hundred citizens tonight.
Delegations were present from all the sur
rounding country, and the speeches we're lis
tened 10 with the most intense manisiesta
tioss of interest and approval. This locality
is fully awake 10 the Importance of the pres
ent canvass, and will give a good account OF
ITSELF Set White county down for 2JO Demo-
cratic majority for Uncle Jimmy Williams
TiIden, Hendricks and reform.
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PROMISE AND PERFORMANCE.

The proprietors OF Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers promise MOI hing In behalf of this Ia nous
tonic and Iegul ating elixir which 1t will not
perform. No pretensions frrecor c'lab e with
common sense are made In reference TO In but
evidence of The most y. 'sitive nature has been
accommodating for ovs - quarter of century
In is behalf which ( YES TO be a reiiab e
proven i've snd cnraIiv- of malarisl diseases,
an efficient and genial tonic and general cor
rective, and spec ally valuable In Cases where
the bowels, liver, stomach. or urinary organs
are affected. Deoil1t the sour from whence
die by thei vgorative action OF the Filters,
which arrests ema ure de- ay and repairs
impro wing the appetite and rendering diges-
ton easy.
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ALL THE WAY FROM PIKE.
LARGE ASSEMBLY, AT AUGUST A-ABL
Address ga GLIB ORGANIZED

A LARGE ASSEMBLY, AT AUGUST A-ABLE
ADDREssE--A CLUB ORGANIZED.
Tsp cal to the Sentinel
AUGUSTA, IND, Aug. lp.-The largest and
most enthusiastic political meeting ever held
In this township. By early candle lighting a
large audience had assembled, many of them
in attendance being old farmers who had
come four or five miles. The Hon. Cass By
field aid Col. John w. Blake delivered the
addresses of the evening and both were very
ali. and argument alive, and were warmly
applauded throughout. The audience re-
mained unbroKen until the close of the speak
ing. and wnen names were ca led for the or
ganiza ion OF T,lden and Hendricks club.
there was a general rush tn the secretary 8
desk and a full company was organized.
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TIProN THOROUGHLY ENTHUsED.

WILLIAMS ADDRE~sEs An AUDIENCE OF
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED-EvERY PART OF
THE COUNTY REPRESENTED.
by Telegraph TO the Sentinel
TIPToS, Aug. 1.-THE Democracy of Upton
county came nobly up TO their duty to-day.
The meeting was glo. ious success in every
P2rticu ar. Col. John 8. Williams of Lafayette
addr, ssei an audience OF $500 persons. The
meeting went OF quietly aud tremendously.
The county was represented from every part
byiaIge dele gations, accompanied by bands
OF music. Upton county will roll up a larger
Democratic majority in October and Novem-
Der than ever before. The good work goes
steadily on, and Democrats are thoroughly
enthused
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Notice to Nom Resident.

Whereas a certain precapt has been duly
Issued 10 me by the mayor of the city OF In
dianapolis. u de the corporate seal OF said
city, dated July 10, 1876, showing tIat there l.
ne the following name contractor the
amount hereinafter specified TO st. eet i'm
provement in e city of Indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana:
Due Hiram Luce for rading the fret alley
south OF Merrill street, running east and wesi
fro N the first alley west OF New Jersey street
TO The first alley east of Alabama street, from
JOnn =. Carpenter, amount OF asscsSme n Z
charged against fifty (0j feet, east end OF 10.
No. seventeen (l7) in OUTFIT No. one hundred
and four Qf4) in the city OF Indianap polls
Marion county, Indiana
Now, the sid defendant is hereby notified
that, unless within (20) days aft. r the pubiica-
ton, Tor three wees, OF this notice the
amount so assessed against the above oe-
scribed lot or parcel OF land is paid, viii pro
C ed TO coll sct the amount so assessed by levy
and sale of SAID lot or parcel of land, or s.
much thereof as may be necessary o satisfy
the above claim and al costs that may accrue
HENRY w. TUrEWILER,
City Treasurer.
indianapolis, Ind, August 2, 1876.
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JENNINGS COUNTY JUBILANr.

SPEECH BY JUDGE wooLLEN AT NORTH
VERONA TELLING EFFORT-LARGE
IILDEN AND HENDRICKS CLUB FORMED.
by Telegraph to the Sentinel
NORTH VERNON, IND, Aug. lO.-The ID mo-
cratic campaign was formally opened here
tonight by a rousing speech from Judge
Thomas j. Woollen of Franklin. He pre-
senied a scathing review of Grants corrupt
administration. He was followed by Webster
d xon, Democratic candidate for repre-
sentative, who made brief but
telling speech. a Tilden and Hem
bricks club was organized with Henry
Wrape president, Jas. MeGauly secretary and
Henry Thornton treasurer, with over one
hundred men enrolled. hickory pole over
one hundred feet in length will be raised to-
morrow. Set old Jennings down for two hum
dred majority for Blue Jeans in October and
Tilden and Hendricks and reform in Novem-
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SHELBY COUNTY SOLID
FOR THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET-sPEECHEs
BY JUICE JORDAN AND OTHERS.

BY JUICE JORDAN AND OTHERS.
Especial to the Sentinel
SHELBYvILLE, Aug. le.-The sterling Dem
oc;acy of Jackson township had a rousipg
meeting to-nis ut a. Mount Auburn. Judge
Jordan, OF Indianapolis, made the speech OF
he evening, and his remarks we're received
with rapturous applause. A number of Re-
public ans were present. and were eeply In.
terested in the discussion o. the live issues OF
the day. Speeches were m de at other
points in the county tonight and
The bail is rolling. Shelby county will ~ d
mp 1000 majority for b ne Jeans. Every town
snip has IFS ub', and the school houses will
not hold the C owd5 that meet weekly. Re
form is in the air.
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MICHIGAN CITY, IND, Aug. lO.-Lake Michi-
gan on fire! The Democrats fully aroused
Judge Turpie, accom- panied by an escort of 500
Demo rats fOm LlpOrte, ddressed the largest
audience ever seen in Michigan City. LaT orte
viii give coo majority for Williams and the
tate ticket. Every day the prospect grows
brighter. Northern Indiana is awake. Judge
Turpie is like a section of the day OF Judgment
to the Radical party, and his speeches have
LETT hundreds OF them on the ragged edge.
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MANSON IN MORGAN.
AN ELOQUENT EFF0RT-rOL. SHAW TELLS
The TRUE STORY OF FINANCES.

AN ELOQUENT EFFORT-rOL. SHAW TELLS
THE TRUE STORY OF FINANCES.
tBy Telegraph TO the SEN inel-l
MARTiSsvILLE, IND, August 1O.-GeneIai
Manson and Colonel Shaw addressed large
and enthusisstIc assemblage here tonight.
The best OF feeling prev allied and every
appeal for reform was met with cheers and
shouts. The campsigi opens with every
augury for success. The old war horse sur
passed himself, and laundering applause
greeted him. Coi. shaw toldfhs true story of
retrenchment In state affairs, and showed the
falsity OF the Republican ISLANDERS, invented 10
cover up their own rascaIities. Morgan coun
" Will do her duty for Landers, Williams and
Tilden and Hendricks.
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FAITHFUL FRANKLIN.
by Telegraph TO the Sentinel.l


OPENING OF THE CANVASS BY THE HON.
d s. GoODING
TBy Telegraph TO the Sentinel
BRO 0KvILLE, ND, Aug. 1O.-The Hon
David s. Cooling opened the canvass st
the court house in this city to-
night. The meeting was a large ami en-
thusiasuc one, and numbered large majority
OF our thinking people of all political opin-
ions. Judge q ioding confined himself en-
tirely 10 the living issues before the country,
and srrsigned the party In power In one OF
his strongest and most convincing efforts.
There Is no questioning the fact that his
speech was well receiver, and wall have an
important effect upon the canvass In this
county.
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oTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, S.:
y In the Superior Court of Marion county,
in the state of IEdiana, September tenn, 1876
No l4072
First National Bank of Connersville VS.
Robert Connolly ct al.
Be it known, that on the 9th day Of April,
1878, The ABOVE name plsinuff, by its sftoT-
ney, filed In the office Of the clerk OF the
superior Court OF Marioa county, in the sfa'e
Of Indiana, its complaint sgsinst the above
named defendants for fore cl sure OF mortgage.
and on said I'd day OF August. 1876, the said
plaintiffs died ia said clerk office the affidavii
OF q competent person showing thai said de-
PENDANTS, vii ian e. Shortridge, - Short
ridge his wife. Joseph A. Fuller, Viii lam X
Fuller and The Norwich Lock Manufacturing
Company are not residents OF the state OF Ia
diana.
Now therefore, by order of said court, said
defendant last above NAMED are hereby noti-
ned of the fling aud tendency of said Conn.,
plant against them, and fhst unless they APP
pear end answer or demur thereto, at tie
calling of said cause ON the second day OF the
term OF said court, 10 be begun and held at the
court house In the city OF Indianapolis on the
drst Monday in September, ISIS, said COM
Olafnt. and the matters and things therein
contained and alleged. will be heard and de-
termined in their absence ..f IN ~, 81
sos H 5' AUSTIN b. BROWN,
MORROW, TRUsLEB q HENRY and T. e.
JOHNSON. Att! sfor Plif. aue9 3w.
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OLD BOONE OPENS

WITH A RoUsING MEETTNG AT JAMESTOWN
SPEECH BY THE HON. JOE. NICHoL.
Especial 10 the Sentinel
JAMESTOWN, Aug. 10-The campaign opened
with a happy augury OF Democratic success
here to-day. The Democrats and
independents were out in force and a large
sprinE lie of Republicans caught the cont sgi5n
4 Democratic reform and mingled
the meeting Wi evident satisfac-
iior. Hon. j. W. Nichol OF Indianapolis
addre sed the meeting in most effective and
forcio'e speech. o d Boone Will BE- q rlgn by
The 10Th f0clober, and return majority for
Williams and reform.
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TILDEN, HENDRICKS AND
REFORM.
A General Movement All Along
the Line--Meetings and
Speeches at Vari-
Gus Points.
LAPoRTE LOOKING UP;
AND PROMISING YROMEN WORK FOR THE
TICEET- SPEECH BY JUDGE TURPIE.

TICEEr-A SPEECH BY JUDGE TURPIE.
by Telegraph To the Sentinel
LAPoRTE, IND. August lt--Judge Turpie
opened the campaign here to-day by rousing
speech, and his old friends greeted him
with an enthusiasts welcome. The court
house was packed until there was not an
inch o. standing room, aud many could not
get within hearing distance. The political
outlook is bright in northern Indiana. Then
l. reform in the very atmosphere, ard the
shackles of party can not control Republicans
from favoring Tilden and reform.
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club was organized. a over 3d. names were
enrolled. The Republican majority in this
county will be reduced from l 200 to less than
100 at the October election.
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THE JEFFERsoNvILLE wIGwAM
FILLED WITH INTERESTED AUDIroRs-To
TWO BRILLIANT AND LOGICAL sPEEcHEs.
fBy Telegraph TO the Sentinel

JEFFERsoSvrLLE, Ind. August I0.-An i'm
mense mass meeting of people gathered at the
Democratic wigwam In this city tonight, to
listen TO the opening speeches OF the cam
psign. The house was filled to its ut
most capacity, and large numbers OF
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Sale for Street Improvement.

BY virtue of certain precept to me directed
by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, In
diana, and duly attested by the cleik OF said
city, under the corporate seal OF said city,
will on
SATURDAY. August 26, 1876,
Sell at public auction at the city court room.
b-tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock =. NJ of said day the fol owing ne :
scribed lot, or parcel OF land, or so much
thereof a. may be necessary to satisfy the
sum hereinafter named as assesssd against
such Premises for street improvement and all
costs. to-wit:
Lot No. one ~ In McGinnis subdivision in
square No. two (2 souIheas. addition 10 the
city OF indianapolis. Marion county, Indians,
owned by Thomas b. Hervey, against which
Is assessed the sum OF fourteen dollars an d
seventy cents Is 70) for street improveme mt
IL favor OF James w. Hudson, contractor.
HENRY W. TUTEwILER,
City Treasurer.
indianapolis. Ind, August p 1876.
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SCOTT RAY AT NEWCASTLE
ADMINISTERS scATBINa REBUKE TO THE
PARTY OF ooRRUPTIoN-A GOOD SEND
OFF.

by Telegraph 70 the Senfif e.
NEWCASTLE, ND, August lc.-Tbe Democ
racy of henry township TO the number of 800
assembled in the court house this even
ing to hear the Hon. W. S. Ray
OF sbeIbyvine, Ind. discuss tie
political issues of The day In a speech OF two
hours. He d-livers1 the most searching ana
sea hing rebuke TO the Republican party
that we have listened tai this year. AT the
cI5e OF the meeting a Democratic reform
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LAKElMICHIGAN ABLAZE.
[By TeIegraph to the sentineLl

THE EFFECT OF TURPIE's ELcQUENCE-oN
THR NORTHERN INDIANA MAGMA
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Indianapolis. Ind. August 2, 1875.
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SATURDAY. August 2s, 1876,

indianapolis. Ind. August ?. 1876.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-16
BRIDPORT.

The quarterly meeting of the Addi-
son county Council +. of II. met in the
Methodist church in this town, Thursday,
Dec. 7. Master Smith was present aud
presided. The meeting was very fully
attended and the proceedings were inter-
estiug. The exercises of the afternoon
were an essay upon "New England Char,
a%cter," and address upon agricultural
education by Albert Chapman and Col.
j. b. Mead of Randolph we're we'll re.
ceived by the audience. The entertain.
ment by the B~ridport grange was most
ample and dispensed in excellent taste
aud order, and was duly appreciated by
the large numbers present.
ANNUAL CONFERENCE. - The annual
conference of Congregational churches
in Addison county will meet 10 Bridport
on Tuesday Of next week, Dec. 10, at
ten o'clock A. NJ, and close Wednesday
P. NJ. 1t is hoped that not only delegate
but many others from all the churches
will attend. Very little time will be
given to business. Tbs meetings will be
devotional throughout, The subject pro.
posed for consideration is the Baptism
Of the Holy Spirit what is this baptism
how is il obtained. what blessings attend
iii Will not the churches in the county
and individual christians, as they look
forward to this meeting, pray that q greal
blessing may be poured out upon us3
w. w. WINCHESTER, Chr Com.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-16
MONKTON

The society Of Friends have held
meetings on Monkton Ridge for come lit.
tie time, from which much good has re.
suited.
Much to the credit of this town, the
town house has been painted, also the
burying ground fence, which improves il
very much.
Mr.. L. d. Collins killed o beef q
short time ago that dressed 900 pounds.
Mr. Collins also killed two hogs that
dressed 1921 pounds.
Miss Eunice Knapp, an aged lady Of
sixty one years, was buried Oh Monkton
Ridge, the 18th inst, after a lingering
illnesa from consumption.
There was a donation party at Mrs.
Rosette Cox's house. on Thursday eve
the 18th inst, for the benefit of Rev.
Geo. Gold, pastor Of the M +. church
on this charge.
Mrs. Mandamia Fuller, an aged
lady Of this town and widow of Samuel
Fuller, was buried the 10th lost. The
funeral was largely attended and a very
able discourse delivered by Rev. j. P.
Kellogg. Palsy was the cause of her
death.