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KELLOGG AIRS MS ARROGANCE.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 2S.-1he Demo-
cratic state senator's holding over aud
Clerk TreZeyant OF the house called on
Gov. kellogg to-day to protest against
the barrlCading of the state-house
and demanded removal of the BARR
cades, which the governor declined to- do.
When asked if contestants and citizens
would be admitted. he replied that he
could not answer, bat if guards were
placed at the door, they would have a
list OF the members. declared elected by
the returning board, and they would be
admitted
In answer to Mr.. Irrelevant, Cover
nor Kellogg said that as the executive he
assumed the right to control all the ap'
proaches to the house of representative.
1t is positively asserted that the Demo
Gratis have not agreed upon any pro
gramme. 1t is currently reported that
the white league has been ordered out
next Tuesday.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature VI
Haydock as agent for the United states sur
rounds each box OF Pills, ami ointment \
handsome reward will be given 10 any one isn-
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deteci,on OF any PARTY on parties counterieiting
the medicines or vending the same, Ln0win.
them To be spurious.
IONA, Il Co, New y ork, and by all res pectab..
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40 There is considerable saving by taking the
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n. B.-Directions for the guidance OF patients
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dSw-Dec. l+-lyr
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mit'ce and himself TO secure q peaceful
election.
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This new Periodical, which ha, already rcacn
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SrHD g 10 u koN ELL Co, New
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lists OF 20 . new -papers, and e,tiIl.ates showing
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Disorder Of the Kidneys.

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AT the evening session, Albert Voor-
hees, member Of the legislature and chair
man OF the Democratic state central cor
responding committee, testified that
every effort had been taken by the com
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-30

PICTURES OF our ex-presidents, was a most
mastery financial coup de nlof,s. How he
must curse the short sighted policy that
ofs precedent that will preclude him from
hsving his own hirsute lineameDts framed
except at his own expense. Congress will
pay for the picture, but Mrs. Hayes and
the other ex-presidents' wives will have
to settle for the frames. The final act as
recorded, was a browning act OF mad
ness, and will damn Rutherford in the
estimation ofevery other good Republican
who believes in the "higher law" of his
party and its creed. He advocated pay
ing Fendsll for editing the writings Of
James Madison. How any man imbued
with the principles of the modern Repub-
hcsn party could countensnce the perpet-
ustion OF the principles of such hereto
and ignorsmus as James Madison, or, in
deed, could favor by word or vote the pres
ervation of any of the traditions of the old
federal relationship, are problems which 1t
will stagger the average Hayes aud Wheel
er mind to solve. Tne original Republic
can party had Just about as much knowl
edge or venerstion for the federal system
of the government as expounded by Mad
ison as an army mule has for the works OF
the old masters, and it is hardly ressona-
BILE to sscribe any change to the latter-day
type of these political free thinkers. Why
be voted Ior the appropriation it is
hard to tell. We can discover in
his whole career nothing but the most
amusing imbecility, and simplicity which
would disgrace any old woman on the
floor of the national Houss of Represen-
tatives. He is simply a weak man, selec-
ted because OF his negative qualities OF
both mind and purpose, and fsted to do
the will of his masters In the impossible
event of his election. The powers that
worked behind the present throne at Gin
cinnsti knew him, and felt that in placing
him before the country they would
achieve the desirable object of having a
q man with no sntecedsnts and with no
will; whose very obscurily would dimin-
ish opposition and whose feebleness of
character would make him a plant
tool in the hands OF the present party ring
masters. When we review his past record
and see the absolute nothinguess OF his
public career, we can excuse the ignorance
OF the Republican member at Cincinnati
when he rushed away from the telegraph
Office and asked in profsne and impetu-
Gus speech where the devil Hayes lived
and what his frst name was.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-30

OTArE OFINDIANA, Marion county, SIS: In
y the Superior Court of Marion county, in
the s. ate of Indiana, September term, 1875.
No. 1928.
Martin Burton ct al. VS. Rufus Nutting, Jr.,
ell al.
Be it known that on the ed day of August,
1876, the above named plsinIiffs, by their attor-
ney, filed in the office of the clerk Of the
Superior Court o Marion county, in the state
of Indiana, their com plant AGAINST the above
named de endants for foreclosure of mort age,
'and on said 2 I'd day of August, 1876, the sai d
plaintiffs filed in said clerks office the AFFIDAVIT
OF a competent person showing that said de.
fend ant. Ruins Nutting, Jr., lis 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 ag ainst him, and that unless he appears
and answers or dsmurs 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 IndianapolI /, the first
Monday in November, 1875, said complaint,
and the matters and things therein contained
ana alleged, will be heard and determined in
his absence.
AUSTIN ii. BROWN, Clerk.
CALVIN F. ROCKER, rs North Delaware street,
ATTY ior Pitt aug2S-3w
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Notice to NOn-Resident.

Whereas, a certain precept has been duly
Issued TO me by the mayor of the city of In
dianapolis, unds the corpora Q seal OF said
city, dated August l9, 1876, showing that there is
due the following named contractor tn
amount hereinafter specified for street i'm
provemeni in The city OF indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana:
Due Irwin Hanna for grading and gravel
irg Greenwood street and sidewalks from
Nintn to Tenth stre cts, from Isaac Hooper, the
sum of nineteen dollars and seventeen cents
(sI9 20, amount or a. sessmt mt charged against
lot NJ. twenty (20) in W. =. Bell subdivision
in square No. twenty-six D Johnson's heirs
addition To the city of Indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana.
Now, the said defendant is hereby notified
that, unless within (A)d .ys after the publica-
ton, Ior three weeks, OF this notice the amount
so az sessed against the above described lot or
parcel OF land is paid. | will proceed TO collect
the amount so assessed by levy and sale said
lol or parcel of land or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the above claim and all
costs that may accrue.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug. g. 1870.
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Indianapolis, Ind. Aug. g, 1879.
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Logsnsport Pnaros: John Hart, living
on TT bank OF the Wabash river, in the
eastern part of the city, last spring planted
some cotton seed and now has plants
growing finely and the cotton bolls burst
Ing into full bloom.
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SATURDAY, the 9Th day of September.
A. ID. 1876,
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OHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue OF % ex-
y ecutions to me directed, IA from the Clerk
OF the Superior Court of Marion county and
6 from the clerk of the Civil Circuit Court
public sale, 10 the highest bidder, on
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indianapolis, Ind, August ls, 1875.
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A Physiological View OF
Marriage and Private
counsellor of the married
and thOee contain mia ting
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Sheriff of Marion County.
Aug. l6, 1876. aug. l5-3w.
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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-06-24
A Wife's Right.

A curious question in divorce law was
decided by Judge Barrett in the New
York supreme court, in the suit of Miller
against Miller. Mrs. Miller obtained q
divorce from her husband on the only
ground which New York law recognizes
as cause for absolute divorce, and her
husband was ordered to pay her 50, 900,
afterward reduced to 81, 600 year, part
ly for herself, partly for the children.
The husband failed to pay it. Mean.
while his father died, leaving an estate
of three-Quarters of million, but plac
ing this sons share in the hands of q
trustee to see that this son was kept
above want. This share gives an income
of about Sc, 900 per annum to the chief
defendant in the suit. He did not pay
the alimopy required by the decree of
divorce to Mrs. Miller, and she brotght
this suit against him and trustees of his
fathers will to restrain the payment of
his fathers provision for him, until he
paid the support to her and his children
ordered by the court. On the first pro-
ceeding the supreme court, general term,
denied her claim to an injunction on the
ground that she had not fully exhausted
her common law remedy by execution
against her husband. On this applica-
ton she showed that the sheriff was I'M
able to get from her husband the sup
port the court had awarded her, and the
Judge decides that equity will enforce
right such as hers and not allow hus-
band to squander his income, even if
limited to his own use by father. with
out providing for the support OF his wife
and children as decreed by law. He
therefore continues the injunction.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-06-24
A Batch of COunterfeits.

A food of counterfeit money appears
to have burst upon the country, and it
is we'll for those receiving bills to be on
their guard. From an exchange we quo. e
a list of counterfeits, which may be USE
full for reference:
500 bills on the National Bank of Utica,
New York.
$40 bills on the Farmers and Manufac-
turers' Bank of Poughkeepsie.
IS bills on the First National Bank of
Chicago, Illinois.
S. bills on the First National Bank Of
Paxton, Illinois.
So bills on the First National Bank OF
Canton, Illinois.
S. bills on the First National Bank of
Peoria, Illinois.
S. bills on the First National Bank OF
Aurora, Illinois.
IS bills on the First National Bank of
Galena, Illinois.
S. bills on the National Bank Of NORTH
ampton, Massachusetts,.
SIS bills ON the Hampden Bank of
Westfeld, Massachusetts,.
S. bills on Mechanics National Bank
of New Bedford, Massachusetts.
SIS bills on the Traders National Bank
of Chicago, Illinois.
SIS bills on the First National Bank of
Kentucky.
We are informed there is no such bank
in existence as the First National Bank
of Galena, Illinois.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-06-24
Care for the Women.

There are various indications that the
visit of the Prince of Wales to India
may institute some important reforms
in that country. The old restrictions
placed upon women in India were re-
Taxed so much that they can hardly be
SO severe hereafter. For the first time
the women were liberated from the hard
walls of the zenana, and were seen in
open earrings, unveiled, enjoying with
rapture the fireworks and other festivi-
ties. They were given to understand
that this unprecedented freedom was
granted at the express desire of the
prince, and he will always be regarded
by them IS their liberator. It is also
stated that the prince rebuked the in
science of certain Englishmen toward
natives in such way as has produced
an excellent effect.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-06-24
The Stern Hand.

The following story of Miss Louisa
Alcott is related in the Boston Times:
In company with some friends few
years ago, she visited tho State prison
at Charlcstown, Mass. With the party
was IN old philanthropist whose head
was filed with impracticable theories
which are the bore of those who believe
that constraint is the remedy for license
and punishment a very essential concom-
liant of justice. Approaching the bars
in the prison octagon, while the convicts
were marching With lock step along the
corridors, this venerable old gentleman,
with heightened face and eyes full of
saline sympathy, turned to Miss Alcott
and said: "My dear Miss Alcott, just
consider that these poor creatures are
human beings lik ourselves God forbid
said Mi. 8 Alcott, beings with eternal
souls, locked up here by the stern hand
of tho law, shut IN from all intercourse
with the outside world; it is, indeed,
terrible" "Well, don't know" said
Miss Alcott, with twinkle in her bright
eyes, ~ don't think the stern hand OF
the law could be in better business, and
as for the locks, why, Heaven bless the
locksmiths !"